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Nay rest assured manufacturers spare neither pains
nor expense in the preparation of these remedies They
made Of the very best medicines known in highly
trated form upon strictly scientific principles
Dr, Samuel Gnbert's General Alternative
Acts directly upon the Glands and Mucous
iating them to additional activity natural functions Of
eliminating from the Circulating Fluids 2 usual EHete
(and in disease Morbid Matters and expeng them through
the Skin Kidneys Liver, end Aimenary Canal from the
System 1t is therefore, adapted for the relief of Chronic
Diseases affecting those orgsns membrane
lining them, such as
zRuPT1oNs, TETTER, ULCERS. sORoFULA,
JAUNDICE, GoITREt
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF -.. -,
1t Is particularly useful In
SUPPRESSED MEEsURATIoN,
HEREDITARY TAINTs, SYPHILIS
And uAIadlss arising from long continued Of oaom,
Blue Mass Corrosive subilmate Powers Solution Donovan
Solution, and other preparations Of Mercury and Arsenic
DR.. Samuel Gnbert's letter Ointment
Is most excellent preparation the Of that class
nAladies usually termed
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ARRIVAL AT DELMoNICO's.
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HRoN1C DISEASES

DR. SAMUEL GILBERT so celebrated as having had, for
the last twenty i've years. in the treatment Of
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BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS
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FIRING OF sALuTES---MANNiNG OF YARDS. ETC.

Reception by Mayor Hoffman at the
Battery.
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BARoNEFCY IN CoURT.-A curious suit, known
as the Slade baronetcy case, is to be tried in
England. Lady Slade, at the time of her marriage
herself to be a widow, her former husband having
deserted her, and report was circulated that he
was dead After the burial of Sir Frederick first
sonshe first husband was heard Of, but there was
dead. Accordingly, before the second child was
born, in order that there might be no doubt
about his legitimacy, the parents were married
again. The same ceremony was repeated before
are seven of them, each claims the title and ea-
tates. Witnesses are summoned from various
parts of the world.
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CoUNTERFEIr MONEY IN THE SoUTH.-In q
package containing $500 in fractional currency,
received on Monday from the South at the United
States treasury in Washington, counterfeits
amounting to sos were detected. The amount of
counterfeit money nov in circulation in the South
is very large.-[N. Y Evening Post.
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PRESIDENTIAL PARTY RETIRED TO THE FIFTH
AVENUE HOTEL.

Address on the Boat--Enthusiastic
Demonstration by the shipping.
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IRRE,
ngs on
The
| Pickett
|Tning,
&c., at
| For
| ct,
| rent.
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EDUCATIONAL. ...
r OUIslANA STATE SEMINARY OF
LEARNING AND MILITARY ACADEMY,
At Alexandria, La.
EDUCATIONAL.

The LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY OF LEARNING
AND MILITARY ACADEMY Is now prepared to receive
Beneficiary Cadets appointed in with Act No
approved March 7th 1861 amended in Section ls Act No.
e. approved March 7th 1856 which amendment requires
selection to made from among those who have them
selves or whose parents have ths Of paying their
which facts shall by the certificate Of the
Police Jury parish OF the Board Of Directors Of the
Public Schools the city of New Orleans upon condition
that Benefciare whose education is thus provided
shall be required close of their term at said institution
to pursue the occupation teaching school, within this State
for thereafter and shall required to report such
fact to the Superintendent Of the said Institution
The Police Juries Of several parishes the state and the
BOARD of Directors of the Public of the city Of New Or
leans are requested appoint said Beneficiary Cadets
out delay
The appo!nee must be as years Of age He mus
read and write WE'LL arithmetic as far as ratio ant
proportion inclusive and the rudimens Of English grahma
and geography.
The Institution will furnish the Beneficiary with everything
necessary and education but clothing
good supply Of which, especially underclothing he mus
bring with him.
The session closes June h The session Otter
will begin the first Monday in September and clos
June h 1867 Institution has good corps of Professor
eighty Cadets at present and there every reason
believe that from the dangers which recently
beset it, and now stands firm and lasting basis.
| j. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of Louisiana and ex-ocio President Of thu
| Board Of supervisorE.
| March sth 1866. p"
| For further information, address
| D.. F. BOYD, Superintendent,
| postn6ice Alexandria. La.
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MACHINERY.
A TTEaTIoN, sLAcKsmIrHs:

Your attention is called to BERRY's PATENT TUYEsE
and BELLOWS NOZZLE which give the bass the bottom
q ssan Is possible othsrsise gives one
blasts On the se and spreads the nest over vide sur
wSs or af e. on RoBs s
san I've Or q C
greatly time iron and fuel The FIRE s unssr We
hot, and will last indefinitely H
Prices, According to Size, SIS $40 and 5%5
Orders hned by CLINTON RICHARDS, So u Magazine
Read the following certificates from practical New Orleans
mechanics: .# 3sHHE #E
MID Nsv osEzAfa Msss sh s
have been in Of the FORCES my since No
usng them prefer tsm 10 an ,5sg osss cheerfay
ss
sctiy and with sss fuel, and getting osdss
Foreman Leeds Found, Smith Shops.
C. FREEMAN s ss.zssi NaTsA fa ia
hs s hs
ssa a s hsa o ees ANY III
tried In Welding large shaft the blast De regulated
sns coal II does Nc. so anno,
and does not get ehoked chee5ay ressEnssd them
Foreman of Smith Shops, Mccann's Foundry, New Orleans
For parish rights Louisiana and county rights in Ass
sipp and Alabama address me at Clinton
COULD MACHINE COMPANY
| NEWARK, N, J.
Maeh,nssts, Tools, Wood Working Machiner'
Circular Saw Mills Stationary and Portable Steam Engine
Boilers Steam Pumps,
STEAM FIRE ENGINES, HOSE, Ere.
| c.nd ror Gata,oeue
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the secretary, the permission heretofore granted
to rework or to communicative tobacco, with the
payment of duties only npon the increased weight,
is hereby withdrawn. On and after the l5th DAY
TIRED tobacco and snuff, made wholly or in part
from old cavendish, plug, twist Or other tobacco
which may or may not have previously paid a tax'
shall be inspected and branded as new tobacco,
and liable to the same rates of duty as new pro.
d,ictions of tobacco made from new material or
from the natural leaf. The special interest Of an
asgessors collectors and inspectors Of tobacco W
this subject, and rigid enforcement OF this crca-
lar. is hereby enjOined." x. -,
Thursday last. It will commence tomorrow 10
render decisions that on the jurisdiction OF com
missioners is looked for with deep interest.
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fumery, Stationery, Etc.
1. e {,
COUNTRY Merchants are respectfully invited examine o.
superior stock before purchasing elsewhere composed of
t of the following articles
1RTs, II
DRAWERS a.
HOSIERY M
GLOVES, ths
susPENDERs,
HASDKERCHIEFS,
a. EMBROIDERED CUFFE
AND COLLARS II
BRUSHES. v"
. TOILET SOAPS,
CoLoGNEs \
EXTRACTS, /
PoMADEs,' q
HAIR OILS, NJ
BELT BUCKLES
RIBBONS,
TRIMMINGS, 7
BUTTONS,
HAIR NETS,
soNTAGs and
NUB1A
ZEPHYR woRsTED,
BRAlDs,
SPOOL COTTON.
NEEDLES and PINS,
HOE THREAD,
WRAPPING TwINE, 5
PAPERS,
ENvEEoPS,
PENS and PENCILS,
BLEACHING,
PIPES
poRTMoNNAIEs,
WALLETS.
FISH HOOKS and
LINES, ETC., etc.
Has also constantly Oh hand
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
CHARLES E. SPENCER & CO.,
81 Canal street, New Orleans.
GOVERNMENT CLOTHING
PLANTATION USE,
j. r. Marean,
No l66 Gravier street, up stairs, New Orleans,
Has sale consignment Of Army C!ethng suitable fer
plantation USE consisting Of
COATS, PANTS, CAPS, OVERCOATS and OVERALLS
QUALITY,
Which will be sold at less than
One Half the Government Price.
Refers to Aiken Raip No. 60 Caronde!et street. New
n w. BANCKER 81 CO.,
GATE NORTH, DUTHIL co.,
| Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Dry
| Goods,
| NOS, IL AND Is MAGAZINE STREET
New Orleans
DRY sooDs.''.'..: :- GOODS
| VIZ G. roAPKINs. H R. ALsoRRooR
WIN. C. Tompklns q Co.,
Bsye resumed business at their old stand No. 2Magazr
street, corner of Canal, where there will be founda
FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS,
for country Merchants and Pantera-
Their stock is ENTIRELY NEW and will be Kept complete
| by every arrival.
|, III. WHITAKER :.
BLACK AND coLoRED SILKS,
PLAID, STRIPED AND SOLID,
COLORED POPLINs,
MERINOS, DELAINEs,
JOUvINs KID GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEF,
IL EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MOURNING GOODS.
As an nducemsnt to shall offer New stos
At the
MOST REASONABLE PRICES.
he BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. ETC.
r. MARQUEE,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES,
as Canal Street.
." Particular attention paid TO Plantation orders
ny John M. GOULD. AGENT
BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALE,
No. Magazine Street.
NEW ORLEANS
> A TIRKELL 81 CO.,
Is, "a. TIRREIL. F. P. hART1NEzJ
Successors to Tirrel & Bates)
5 Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers
tic BOOTS AND SHOES
No. y Magazine street,
BETWEEN CANAL AND COMMON STREETS
.ts AD1Es' AND GENTLEMEN's
ccr, sooF AND SHOE FACTORY.
Have always hand
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
NTs Ladies', Dress nnd Walking shOes
GENTS BOOTS AND SHOES;
ASH ALSO
sb oH1LDREN's SHOES OF ALL KINDA
VEN,
ONE THEATRICAL SHOES, of all descriptions msSo to
opsp A. srIEwELs, lSS Canal Street,
eet Next door to d. f. Holr
,KS III BAKTELs,
!. and MERCHANT TAILOR,
. No. 1877 Common Street,
Between Ca!ondeet and St. Charles Btreetsj
New Orleans
-. -, DURYEE a. JACQUES, MANUFACTURE
FUR AND WOOL HATs-By the Case.
ton OR u.rs GAY
oenig Aso-Joooers ana s SgRAW G0Onsl n-S wa
POOL O. and &C Lispenard street,
.ree1 First door from Broadway, New
gCE Factory-Newark,
id other JEhlAh hIAu' ase a .s. s.tt,.Insnt Of
o. standing claims the late firm OF Duryee Jacques
man, this city, SAN y; 49,, n
Importer, Manufacturer and Wholesale
Hats Caps and Straw GOODS a.
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COMPREHENSIVE.


0PA ZEN "a Pi,s Gtb ar # n
~ walsh 90 beng olssoVed py he VI IL.
business at the old stand corner rsyier ana NeT
Streets under the style and hrn OF Ihps q "
ARTHUR CONNELL
:, :. -rr,-,,-,,..a,. -,1ppTcropv ryIsy
.ha IGsssad nd m nsrps and stTla Of
Either partner will sign the of the firm in Liquidation
u III 4huNsos |
New Orleans, Jan. !, 1856.
,,ur r- y,vv ry,o nav
SON DENEGRE PENN, for the transaction Of COTTON
FACTORAGE AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS |
VIII. JOHNSON.
JOSEPH DENEGRE,
New Orleans, Jan. LIST, 1866
- -
the undersigned soiicits or Messrs. JOHNSON,
New Orleans Jan. l, 1866. W. COX.
MORRIS, MAULL. IL CO., AND MAULL
notary nnbic IN tIe ritz ~ Sate Of Psnnsvly
MIA on the 4tb day Of becember iaS5 Mr. T. r WsLSHE
Of New Orleans La holds our full power Of attorney for the
ss'snen' Oh the business OF our ste Tn
MAULL 4 HaECocK
n,r,,,.--7.,.,- -, - :. -
formed Copsrtnershp uuder the and style lof
.ea III 5at.s, oI me puIpo u tiasis az
Grevier street. j. MASsIE MARTIN,
JN0 = BUTTS
noM ~ hnsIn Il, so IN cnmrs,d,n
New Orleans Jan l6 1896
-, .,,, -,
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

DAY Il BEsNAKD-
iwM. H. RAY, j. r. BEsNARDJ
Ship and Steamboat Carpenters,
BOW, STERN AND SIDE DOCKS
ONCE corner Front Levee and St. Joseph streets.
Jobbng Repairing Of all kinds attended 70 with dispatch
REFEREFCFs--J D. Wibanks, Cellos h Goodwin J. A.
Stevenson Hite Murdock j. W. Goslee E. Gonery, Titus
Gwarney.
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r0PA RTNEEsHTP-THE FIRM OF CL1FFGRD
- Walsh Co. being dissolved by tine withdrawal OF H. b.
Clifford undersigned will continue the General COmmlsson
business the old stand Grayer and New Leyee
THOS. G. WALSH
Arthur CONNELL
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CLOTHING
PLANTATION USE,
j. H. Marean,
No. l66 Grsvier street, up s;airsJ New Orleans
Has for sale consignment Of Army C!ehing suitable tGr
plantation use, consisting Of
COATS, PANTS CAPS, OvERCOATS and OVERALLs
VERY BEST QUALITY,
Which will be sold at less than
One Half the Government Price.
Refers to Aiken Rap No 60 Caronde!et street, New
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NOTICE.-THE FIRM OF GOODRICH Z CO.; BIZ
~ mutual consent is this day dissolved. j. G. GOOpR1CB
the liquidation of the affairs of the late finn st
No. CD Common street. -
New Orleans Sept 20, 1865.
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NEW PAINT STORE.

Fresh stock just arrived per steamer Colors oil and dry
complete Brushes Of all kinds and sizes The
most complete Vanshes and Japans offered
in this including all varieties, from the finest Piano
ths market with Vanishwe have reduced the
price N BFeen barrels superior Alcohol Q5 cent for
sale at lowest marked price, Al GOLDMAN CO,
Ofdee and salesrosm Gr0d street. door from Camp
, 1866-04-17

Il tho only Physician Specialist now ip the city
that can be entirely relied upon. Go 70 nIa and not
suffer Disease to remain IN your system, disagurfc9
your {ace aud body besides destroying your haprress
and futuze prospects In l{e- He has made psasona.
disease and nervous debl1lsy hls study for the last
twenty years, and Il therefore tho pctscn whom all
afflicted sho1ld conzuis- No one ever tesrd Of pa
tent Of his not being cured since he been IN the
city, Eli reputation has vouchers IN al the city ps-
per his patients md the medical profession. oIh here
and abroad. being the most skilea Specialist he'a
and thorough master Of his profession. a1l others
fail, doa't despair: give him call. Ills only com
mon occurrence with him to cure sucn Cases. Ills
roous are separate Tor l4es and gentlemen and the
most complete N the citY. Consultations itee and
confidential.
nree NO. liza South Clark street. corner OF Monroe.
half block from the Post On1ce. Po4t Otnce Boz 1a1
Chlcazp, N. Ot1cs houzs from :. m- to .. n.
seud for bis .utdc To Heaith." published monthly.
tee Of charge.
Topau Axx, TAXI PARTICULAR NoT1cE.-Doctor
Bselow derutes ntuch Of his unc to the ueafueuto
those cases caused by sec1et habt which rutns both
body and mind. uniting the unfortunate individual
for either business society. The tad eHct Of these
early habits the Of 1per years. IL to weaken
and debtltata the constitution, destroy the physical
and mental powers. diminish aud eufeebc tho natural
feelings snt exhsnst the vital energies Of maIhood
the pleasures Of life naa11ed. the object Of marriage
frustrated, and existence Itself rendered term .ot
unceasug misery and regret. Such persocs, especially
those contemplating mxfase should lose no tius In
making Immediate application. as Dr. h, by h,s new
treatment II enabled to ensure speedy and per1us.
nent cure. .... ... .---. u,
n- Once. 179 South C1lrkst- corner Of Mouroe.
, 1866-04-17

1hc general markets To-day were generally active.
and prices lld strong upward tendency.
The Provision market. under the influence o! an
Improvement IN New for8, WIS hmef' oot tnefe
uap very llt1c doing. Nces Pork was he1d ii 80
but the only eale made was lot OF SsGhts on p. t..
Sweet Picked Hams wcse sold at 16c- Bulk Meats
were neglected and nominal Shoulders arc held
al 1oc packed. Extra Ncss BccfWss In falr request
with eales Of s0oh1la At f16.N Lard was very hfn,
with tAles Of siesm At 16c and Kettle at 1sAc-
Hirhsines were quiet and nominal nj s. 10 for
Tree and aie for bonded
There wHf N active denaand for good Spring Ex-
us. &nn the market advanced 1pS<15c, under the
influence Of more favorable Aayces floru New York.
Tie ftock fe EtiA Teti light, md it Is with dill
Guilty that the wante OF buyesz arc met. Low grade
Extras End Supess arc quiet bu. steady. White
Winter Extras are IN steady request for the city
trade Hnd prices are rteady. The sases io-ay foot
up +SoQ bril-. al F11.N$t1l-J0 for White Winters;
e7.ae4 BIS for spring Extras. and S1e5Sl6 @ Tor
spring SupctB.
TIE market Tor No. l Spring Wheat was quite ex'
cited and buosant, and owing 10 ndr5ees nom MI.
~autec End The increased numbcr @. milling orders
from ncas bT places, N advance OF 2H1sHc war
obtained. though nt the clo*c there were some
Signs Of weakness manifested, and sellers. were
anxious to realize the extreme 1erscs. No.
Spring wss very quiet at IN advance o! H1lc.
There was ro.htne doing IN winter varieties. The
, 1866-04-17
LErTRES FRANCAIaES, &C.

.37--AuE1stns LABEL l:f@Johu Nelson
tzS-K Epufc .0--JohQ AFcn1uhauld
go ley11ptte e5l-RaphAeI Go,er
ato-~J RcnplrF e52-ChAfles Pettess1u
eI1--Anfolae Dot Observation-Disclosures
.ts1as1o Chest I4-Antotne Fortuna
3ta-Tbiebaplt Gradt A+E II P1schotte
Ht4--1ost ph CaTuona 1t-1ulfu5 JNype
2:3-Aarg1te DeftAng e1@-Gtpseppc refs
as6-Z Lafontolne GS-Autonln ZedElna
<&@-lsAs1o Gtcr 1i@AadAtu Fl de Pc1s1om
2fs-Ptf er ZhYuS
, 1866-04-17

"NRC y" 4dpJ %t ~AA4e&< V<AeI
.--. MONDAY EyKSIx1, April It,
FREIEATs-LAkEFE FEx1onzs-Wcre dali. The
e2S g 81 IL y .stn
s.esdE M :. SO fSr 81 class s.
sE sEEssn@HsssSSss s :. s 3 :Hs'ss r.
@ saes ~ ws5s: E MI1a r =, e g e;.s t,
sieaa: g. srs:xo - @ E14rsssee % ii. scoie: aternste"
.4 M Srs 81: 12a assa Z IS pi si!' a as
II = i'' lia 6r Spring supef
WUEAT-Rcceiycd, 1850 bu shipped, 1a&G3 bu.
ne matkft was r1cissa aud euoyaat. adrsacnk zxa
s Il Ssg. sS sPFas ss1,a "a seS Ss.
EEL Dn 50, W. s.Voo bu DO Al H. So :otv
eo Z, Il s o 4 81 pa :: b ID 81 :?
e. n hs 90 90 .sso!sr 4 - dG III 81 az & a Il
y r T. T. e: I; e;
5s;@s sPSS . S:;i4 Is Is
Com rs: III fa dc1aand u Saturday cie1n= prices.
ssst q s'fa aaq @ Ses
ri sil;s Sss Gosx r = s1Shs's ~ e o b. Se
:as s ba Kesessa a q sse: s s. % ! -, u
eestl$e sos srsoA51 :1 1s go @ Sg tessted q i 80
E! s1o:fa ss feT So: I'D sss f5f Rejected IN
,l0ATs5Eeea:e 8. l..sn IN: sairpsd; ~ = b.:
s:s: Tts Sa ~ II s,1s; III ba DO Winte1 Il IL:
qgsi MfnTGsss'!ssl il of1 kst
II Su:sS Sc Is e s:5s
n HEEoHsassSom.oa, xiste5 tic[ass q. ASA .aa.
s. sStst s "a 4 ne!a i5f &. a
EANs-sEall re.ai, lots sell q store 1t isczsl.s
nIUtisi CtIf;N-1he raarketls du,l sad qucts-
, 1866-04-17

The Amount OF Plantation Bittel7 sold In one year
Is something Startling They would m Rroadway stx
feet high, hon the Park u 4th street. tDraEes t1-
factory ona Of the institutions OF New York 1t Is
said that Drake painted nil the rocks IN The Eastern
States with his eabaitstc rs. T.-lssa and then
got the old granny legislators to pass 1aW
lug dsnEurtak the taos OF nature" which gives him
monopoly. We do not know how shik f.. but We do
know the Plantation Bittezs SELL as 10 othcr article
ever did. They are used By ali classso the coumu.
nifty, and are DEATH on Q3spcpsa-certsin. They are
yery iugtgorattng when 1nnsutd and weAk and great
appetizer. $780,.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold bg all drug.
, 1866-04-17

s.In lifting the kettle from the. fire I sealdet
myself vey segerely-one hand almost 10 crisp. The
torture was undesirable. The Mexican Mint
tang Intnent relieved the pain almost Immediately.
Ithesitd rapidly, and left verY little scar.
"CnAs. FosrxR, 410 Broad at. Philsda."
This u merely sample OF whxt tho Mustang Lint.
ueut will do. 1t Invaluable In all cas Of wounds,
1welltnSs sprslas, cats. hsuses spasns, etc. either
upon u,an or beast
{ Beware Of counterhatz. None Is geuulne unless
wrapped in ue steetp1ate enEravtnZs besrlnc rho sic
nature Of G. ", Westbrook, Chemist. ana The prIsa:a
staup Of DE4As RAHxEs 4 Co., New York.
sARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold By all drug
C3sts
, 1866-04-17
NEWS FROM THE ICE.
News from mackinaw and 8auts st.
maIias
Il Late Opening of Navigation Fre-
x1icted,

Il Late Opening Of Navigation Fre-
dicteds
gFrom the Detroit Free Preta, 1sth tnst3
VIC art rcccIpt Of tue following interesting letter.
from AscklnaE and the 68nt, Indicating Al exceed.
ipEiS rete1e winter 10 have been cxpcncnccd, md
ytcc lctug late operlnG ot navigation to The upper
lAke3:
Mkck3xLv, Nasch q, 1sak
1t may be Of some Interest to the comnetce OF the
ltan The condition OF the ice aud The prospect
Of Tie GnepinE of nayIsAuou In the Straits of Mac6-
p-w. Tour readers can form tbeif opinion fspn
The following fxcts: The Ice is from 70 t. n Inches
thick trm ard solid =. II has beea uag titue during
The winter. The mercury STOOD 50 be]ow tne
orutrE od thu 9Th and shls morning st ha,eas! ave
o'saocf: 1on above. Snow has eommenecd milling,
woods4 and IS inches Oh the Ice. Unle.s We hare
wRin. copao1e rains, the ice Will remain from Is 10 -
6nr mails 1e.re saut St. Ms15 On Mouosr or each
our correspondent nl the saut kays In pirate nste
has never e1perierced 10 severe winter The one
Just cosk1. His letter for publication Ii as follows
SAET ST. AAE1E. Ap1ll !. 1sG6.
Tha weather has been severely cold during NIL thu
r2tt Writer. The snow. lying from tour i've feet
deep ahe level has Just to-ds, 6csun to inclk We
have from 80 6 inches Office N tho seT and bsy With
Itom to II inEGee O.. SHOW lying on top CArt. Cnld
wel, Just down from Hound Inland Light House,
ports tce rf and solid ro thc head OF tr Rzpds
dlcIs EeIy l4te 1pentnE Of navigation.
new lumber establishment hzS bsca started this
winter by McHsfs Campbell EEer. Of Marquette. a:
Pnint .ew miles below the White tsh Iyer Light.
Thry hare psr1ty or excellent pine, Ant will lave 4
large steam n41l built ind running bY August next,
, 1866-04-17

What Did Its-A young lady returning to her
country home aEter sotourn Of few months IN New
York. hardly recognized By her friends. In pace
Of rustic tashed aee, she had sot. ruby complex
Ice, Of almost maple smooshness and insaad OF =
she really appeared but IT, She told them plainly she
used Hnsan's Magnolia Rain, and would not be With
out It, AMI lady ean improve her personal appear
ry much hy using this article. Il can be order.
cd fauF druggist for on1r 50 centa.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold By all Druggists.
, 1866-04-17

The prettlest thing, the sweetest thag." aud the
most Of 1t for the least money. 1t tovercoes the odor
Of rerspraion sostens md sdds decacy the skin.
Ia dex httul perfume: aIlays headache mad intau-
aeou aud Is Necessary companion In the sick room,
In The nurssrT aud upon tho toilet sdeho1ri- 1t caa
be obtained everywhere at one dollar per bottIc-
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold By all drug
EstS.
, 1866-04-17
Dr., Cheeseman's Pills
DE-. Cheeseman's Pills

Have been Standard Remedy fhf oyer thirty yaars
and the most eGecsual ever Known .or all co-
plants pecnliar TO FtaleS To all tlasses they a.
Invaluable, Inducing, seh certainly psrtodseas rt~
lori.v. They are knovn to thousand1 who have used
them At different periods, throughout the country
having the SANCTION Of the most enasne7s PhgHci7nk
IN America.
Explicit directions. ttastag eAers they shoua ncs b
used, with each Bo1-the Price One DoIF1r psr Eox
or Bores for -. containing fora 50 to 60 Pills.
Pills sent by tnalk promptly secure ffom obaczvs-
ton, 0J 1emistuE TO tha PTppttetoEs-
, 1866-04-17


AL 1sho vuIuo beautiful head ofhair, md its
preservation from premature balduess snd turning
gray will not tall to Lyuus' celehrnted katharou.
II .kez the har rich. soft and glossy e1dlcasea dan
drud. and causes the hair to gyow with lr1ur1ant
beauty. It Is sold everywhere.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, n. r..
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Drusgi1ts-
, 1866-04-17

Hay1pg been cured Of spe1nAtorrhea By celebrated
phY acIan ana phGined h1B Weth0G de-
Sire to seud sufferers from se!tabuse the means br
which they eau b perm anently cured, All commnnl
cations confidential Address with stamp, VII STA n
LET. .r.O. NznNes G4sS, Chicago, Il. yaa