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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-10-19
Attention, Housewives
FEATHERS RENOVATED.

TNEE subscribers would respectfully announce
Il to the citizens of this place and vicinity, that
he has taken ro5ms opposite the Exchange Hotel
and has set up one of Baylies Patent Steam Rem
ovators, for
RENOVATING FEATHERS.
The process extracts all the animal oil, dust,
moths and scent, rendering the Feathers remarka-
bly, light and pure more enstic when new, and
c ,nsequently more durable.
Your Beds will be called for and returned Per-
feet satisfaction given, or no pay required Our
price is SO 90 each, including Pillows. liberal
Beds at one time. Sehd in your orders early
r. G. C0WLES, Proprietor.
Perrysburg, October 5, 1866. 24i#
L be seen the different styles of Picture Frames
that they constantly have on hand.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-10-19
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

THE PRESIDENT URGED TO IN
MEDIATE ACTION
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-10-19

TTNIvRRSAL CLOTHES WRINGRR. - No
u Wringer can be durable without Cog-wheels,
self-adjusting and adjustable. The besti is always
the cheapest. On hand and for sale at
CROOK 4 FREEMAN,S.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-10-19

SEIZURE OF CANADA. A PART OF
TIE PROGRAMME.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-10-19

IF you want beautiful Boquet, to ornament
your Pianos, go 10 MoMAHAN a LoPER'S,
aud gather some Oc those Wild Flowers, that are
found there in the shape OF Songs altzes, Polkas
and MaIurkas-all Just published.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-10-19
THE HARDWARE STORE.
THE MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE

-oF-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26

A CHOLERA IEcIDEsr.--A week or two ago,
while the cholera was raging with alarming vio-
lence and the dead carts were running night and
day, conveying the dead and the dying to the hos.
pital and to Arsenal Island, an incident occurred
which proves that Dan Cupid is as active in the
midst Of disease as when all the world is May
The driver OF one Of the anbulances was called
upon to convey young gill to the hospital. He
had her placed in the wagon and started off like
Jehu for the hospital The moaos of the girl at
tracted his attention, and he looked back and was
struck with her beauty. second look interested
him still more, and he sackened his speed, so that
he might not disturb the stricken one more than
could be helped. BY the time he arrived at the
hospital, his heart was completely in the posses
sion of the unconscious maiden, and he assisted il
removing her into the hospital with great tender
ness, He inquired after her coalition at eyer! 1!
was recovering. When the girl was restored tc
health, the driver called to see her proposed mar
riage, and without further courtship the twail
were made one flesh. The ambulance driver i
now enjoying the honeymoon, and is the happies
man in the city,-LSt. Louis Democrat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26

THE ART OF MAKING BOUoUETs.--Jn arranging
l0wer.vases there is the same aim, perhaps, as
one hasn making up the pretty light sprays for
wearing; one wants rather to have one pretty
thing than anaassemhlage of gay flowers. We
don ntwant TO show our riches, we want to enjoy
beauty. And Just as we find in nature that the
loveiest flowers grow one kind on one tree, and
that the most beautiful flowers are those most lost
amidst leaves; soin arranging them for ourselves
we may follow out these hintsFwe.
little vase may be filed. or spray may be
formed most charmngly with one bright red
flower, such as crimson rose and one deep blue
convolvuIus, and then scrape of pure yellow
the harmony of these coors is evident and the
green and the neutral gray Of helotrOpe sets them
off and at the same time finishes the perfect little
group. have seen such groups repeated, too,
and woven into one large group by means of knots
of cematists and green leaves that run between,
but they don't bear repeating often, nor do the
same flowers bear mixing. If you have many
flowers, use them as paints, and just work them ln
till one beautiful shaded cloud is formed amidst
the green. This requires painters skill. With
fewer flowers, group them carefully in distinct
and separate groups, and they look very pretty
but still there is an air of sameness. The repe
ttion is too frequeht-you- find too much Of one
design. But if you take some foliage--the fern
or the fir, or the myrtle, the sprays Of the darl
rose-leaves, or the green and sweet and velvet!
geraniums and placeit in high barriers, SO as hal
to shut In each flower knot-you then are sur
prised to see how goods the effect, and how yer.
far the flowers 90.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26

ATTEMPT TO THROW A TRAIN OFF THE TRACK.
Yesterday morning, between three and four
O'Clock, the engineer on the night train on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
when within about five miles of this city, dis
covered that sill had been placed across the
track, evidently for the purpose Of throwing the
the obstruction removed Whilst this was going
on, negro ran up and asked to be taken on board
and brought to the city. He confessed that he
had placed the sill on the track for the purpose
He was taken into custody, brought to town, and
turned over to the police. 1t turned out that he
is lunatic by the name Of Isaiah Roane, who has
been at Howard Grove Hospital under. treatment
for some time past, and WHO escaped from there
on Sunday last, and had been to Ashland on q
visit After his arrest, he oreall his clothing of
and manifested his insanity by unmistakablt
symptoms. Its said that he has apeeuliar' fkink,
about throwing cars off the track. He is yer,
dangerous lunatic, and should not be permitted u
go at large.-[ Richmond Examiner
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26

MANURE.-Tn considering the question: of the
proper manure for land, one of the most impor-
tant problems to be solved is, how to restore to
the soil those chemical principles that have been
extracted from it by vegetation. The putrefac-
ton of vegetable matter yields an excellent
manure, 50 that trees whose leaves fall of in
matter distracted by them during the spring and
summer. This kind Of manure, however, is de-
able ingredients in animal manure; andsis found in
large proportion in guano Galignanis n Messen- zen
covery of the guano deposits on the Chincha
Islands was hailed by scientific agrealtnrlsts as
great boon, but the supply is being used sorapdly
| that it will be exhausted in ten or twelve years
and other means must be resorted to Tor obtaining
sufficient quantity ofmanure containing nitrogen
That journal also states that experiments upon the
subject have been made by two eminent French
chemists, who find thatby mixing acid phosphate'
of iron and magnesia with animal manure 1T
nitrogen and other volatile principles can be re
tanned. These phosphates are cheap and are ais
good disinfectants, and experiments recently mad
in Paris on a large scale, it is said, have show
them to be useful both as agricultural and as san
itary agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26

OF the new ballet troupe in New York, one of
the critics says:
So many distinct types of loneliness were never
presented at one time any stage in this country
before. The blonde, the brunette and the com
who finds no invitation for admiration in the slen-
der form of Bonfanti who skins the air like but
terfy, and floats over space with the ariness of a
feather, may turn TO tie Plenitude of figure of
or to The sinuous fascinatons Of Betty Regal
contemplate and become subdued Of all, how.
ever, Bonfanti is abe best of the dancers, Less
bold and less fiery than Gubas she is yet as endur
ing and active as Galletd. Nature has richly en-
dowed her with the choicest gifts of female love
illness. She is in the flower of her youth being
eighteen years Of age, has bright sparkling eyes
other personal attractions magnificent figure
and leg which would make Atalanta Jealous.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26

REMARKABLE CUSTOMS or ORIENTAL sHoPKEEP
ERs.-The Armenians who divide with the Greeks
and Jews the entire mercantile traffic of Western
Asia are accustomed to sit down and weep bit.
terly when they have sold any article of value,
declaring that Rthe purchaser has ruined them.
The Jews on similar occasions, rend their gar
ments (Which, by the way, are said to be worn
pufRogely for such sacrifees with still louder
protastations ofrnin. Ets
The Greek shopkeepers, in mostof the Turkish
towns send cfier through the city to proclaim
the arrigalof new goods and their prices, every
announcement being regularly concluded with q
declaration that his employer is running himself
but must sell .-5 .yr7r a+a --v
incumbent on them to absolutely refuse selling
their goods to any customer, and the latter is ex
pected to employ himself atleast an hour in per
suading the merchant TO deal with him.
But the most extraordinary custom isthatWhict
prevails among the merchants of Thibet, regular
stand-up fight being required to take place be
tween the seller and the purchaser on the dispo
sal of any Considerable quantity of goodsy tht
formerobstinately rejecting theprce to which ht
has already once agreed, aud the latter as ress
lutely forcing it upon him. Itis not business lkt
to settle matters till few blows have been ex
changed on both sides, after which they peaceabl.
shake hands, and tile bargain Is concluded,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26

sFDHE GREAT EFFICACIOUSNES8 ~ OF
A Messrs Grimault Cos Toaised syrup Of Horse Rad
l. Co Chemists to H. l. Il Prince Napoleon, at Paris, is
always par exceence suGGedous Cod Liver Oil and the
ton we'll various Cutaneous diseases The publ
will therefore read with great interest the analysis OF thi
medicine by Professor Kleznsk extracted the Chemist
Vienna we'll the letter addressed to Messts
rnauit Co. by Excelency the French Embassedor
Vienna confirming the high reputation Of this learned Doctor
It is as follows:
elementary and in the state iOdhydc acid
of organic combination siaro the iodine contained il
Cod Liver On.
r. (Sgnedl 55g ASA VINCENT RLETzINsKI,
Chemical Anayzer to the Law Courts Vienna HOsptB
Chemist, s-....sz !. and r. pU -WIEDEN, .
rr s@a7 r73-s+.- Professors Of Chemistry!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26
RAILROADS.
NKEAT sOUTHERN ATATL ROUTE
via Nt-.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL, MEMPHIS AND CHARLES.
TON, EAST TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA, EAST
TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA, VIRGINIA
+, AND TENNESSEE. AND ORANGE AND A. 5s
ALEXANDRIA RAILROADS, n.


oneHundredsnd sixtys1x Miles Shorter and -Four Hours
quicker than any other New Orleans to New York
Baggage checked through Fare low the owesti No
detention anywhere theLine Elegant Sleeping Coaches
all Night Trains Tickets good until used Be sure and
purchase Tickets via Great Southern Mail Route. For
1l3 Common street. otunda st. Charles Hotel and the
Depot the New Orleans Jacks5n Great Northern
Railroadr# r.r55s sr.G5 JULIUS HAYDEN,st q
5ft General Southern PASSENGER Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26
The washington correspondent of the Phiadel.

phia Ledger Fags. sYEg a5s@assa. s.sgattgg
There isautlority for stating that Mr.. Seward
will soon retire from public life, from desire to
obt,in tAelrepose and recreatiou1wbich his medj-
cal advisers inform him are absolutely iudispensa-
thus advises some Of his more personal and politi.
cal friends here and there is doubt but that rs
soon as,he reepvers from his present indspositiop
he will lose time in carrying his resolution into
who is to succeed him in tile cabinet also interest
inga coniuueture must soon become one of alb
sorbing intefest.s III #@E# ~0lF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26
All Description. Of Cast and German steel.
iWINTER's InHPRovED PORTABLE
wv E4.--tE- So fI I#t3&t Fstaaral't
81. IA CIRCULAR SAW MILLst NJ a
~ .ees1a ia9i5Gr IT 57H'I1H+- zinehH.sa,1roy
.Lane's Patent Set end Feed. Worlks.''''


nws respectfully can attention to our ;affMPRovED
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW M[LIfff1 rith II II LANES
PATENT SET AND FEED WORKS o sofheof the particu-
lar advantages claimed therefor being as follows M
st-The Instantaneous and unerrngy certain seP OF the
log att ending the Saw WITH single motion the
hand under device at simple effective and IN no
wise suectto log, Of whatever
length being set both at and the same instant OF
time By Sawyer aboye stated and an unerrng uni
ofty in the thickness OF the plank throughout insured
2dThs BRvng secured. 6ny in the nnnber OF hands
employed about the mill but the Of that which Is Of M
more tot in the working time Of the Mill
Sufficiently Illustrated perhaps whenH IL stated that in the
sen te' usually required bT oter mills are able to
ttruu back land another plank Thus We ere
enabled 10 three twenty feet pak5 W requiFed In single
uteI accounted for in the fact that the Saw al
uucsasingiy engaged che time excepted in
actual the moment the stock is in place Until NJ is
entirely convertednto lumberl - .
3dThe peculiar arrangement Of the 't Feed Worksfn
Whereby the Bip and wear and tear always incident to
the usual belt arrangement is avoided and in lieu an nsan
taneous Btarting and stopping unailipgly effected
4The substantial and perfect proportions Of the MILL to
eether with its combinations of Stee Saw Mandel 'Dabb
Metal sef0ilng and Self Adjusting Boxes the frequent
cason supports carriage for theog and the unuaua
beauty nsh among the other features which parcu
atly eharecterze and which secure for it the nn
iBg adnAtrGtian Of the practical.
These references suicents We trust TO secure for
Mill all that required and all that asked in instance
preference namely IAN examination baforc pur
chase eBeThero." 4s g., ~.
ITla WRITER l. CO.,
General Commission Merchants No 10 Broaday New York
4 Ga-N B.-"LAEE's PATENT SET works. applied
withfacilt5stO Mils of other patterns. ... --..
k@fI - MONROE & hEDDINGTON, fss
. i'tF v2E& ea4stE]'.A Agents for the above MIL,
l. IL ~ - ..--g No So gCar0ndslet street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26

# FRENCH EMBASSY AT vienna,
-.... = 49,. IL t Vienna, August %, 1866
In reply the letter you addressed Excelepcy the
EmbassadOr have the honor to inform y0 that Professor
KIetsnski is of high standing Vienna he is
personally much thought Of and passes Of the best
Chemists in Germany - -- .7' PIERRET, D
Consul and Attache to the Embassy.
General Depot in Paris at GRIMAULT q co.'s, IS rue
Ricllelieu In New Orleans, at gzzr-LEEt-f. ~
Aud at every good 0hsmist's. f
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26
MEDICAL.
rv1EKERAPEUT1C VALUE OF GRIMAULT a
4 co IS Chemists in Paris)

rT1HERAPEUTIC VALUE OF GRIMAULT q
l. CO. IS Chemists in Paris)
FerruginOus Syrup of Peruvian Bark.
sayants j. e. the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK
called FerrugnOus Syrup of Peruvian Bark Messrs GBi
MAULr CO., Chemists to II. |. H. Prince Napoleon, at
Paris have medicine Of unexceponal merit and
highly competent persons now agree in recognizing f
great medical value. --l.5sz..
Thefolowng important document has been received from
Germany country recognized the first chemists IL
from Professor Ket2inski, Chemical AnalyZei
to the Law Courts who estihes the following to the
value Syrup of Bark (Medical Gazette of VIENNA Oct
II, 1862 -, a., to,,,,oo. ,a,-or IN
combining relative qualities of different parts of his PURE
AND EXCELLENT MEDIOINESi the more as the iron
disguised in addition its agreeable havor is much
rapidly other erruginou medicine
Mr. GRIMAULTS FERRUGINOUS SYRUP is therefore ne
ferugnous medicine which solved the therapeutic problem
long sought after of giving iron and bark in simple AND
agreeable FORM free from defect and satisfactory 70 al parties
| [SignedJ VINCENT KBEThlNSKI,
Chemical Anayzer the Law Courts. Hospital Chemist
| /. & r. DU WIEDEN,
81. a=. ..-=- Professors OF Chemistry
Let us now see what the French Ambassador al
Vienna replies Grimault Co. regards hgl
estimation in which Mr. Kletzinski is held:
FRENCH EMBASSY AT vienna, 1
i E7. Vienna, August 3d. 1865
"GFsrLEMFN--In reply to the letter You a. dressed to
xceency the Ambassador. have the honor inform yo1
HAT Professor Ketzinskis of high standing Vienna
ha personally much thought of and for of th
best chemists in Germany. -
Consul and attRche to the Embassy.
General Depot in Paris, GRIMAULT GO -,
! In New Orleans, DUcoNGE, DELoCHE i dUTLL6Ts.
A. And ate every Chemists
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-The registration Of voters
commenced this morning, and has, thus far, pro-
crossed quietly. The conservatives complain be
cause the registers are stringent in eZaGfng Tgi5 g{i
lsts of all persons assessed for disIoyalty, con-
gicts by military commission, Of disloyalty, and .R
those enrolled as British subjects to escape the
draft, as we'll as those who enrolled in 1868: as
dsIoyal TO escape service in the State militia
Already, one rebel soldier, formerly in Gratiot
street prison. applied to the register and was re-
! fused. The first man who registered in the fifth
ward, was Gen. Rauney, who eXulted at the sur
render Of Fort Sumter in 1851. The conservative
organ, this evening, says the registration scenes
are disgraceful. The radicals in the ninth district
yesterday renominated Col. G. W. Anderson, OF
| Pike county, for reelection to Congress. -E7
Owing toa swell in the upper stributares' the te
Mississippi river has risen over ten feet, in the
pasttbree days, aud this morning the river ap-
peared to be lowering. A large amount9 Of lumber m
which escaped from the bprsted boomsa6oye ha:
been coming down, and large quantities have
been hauled ashore and saved. 1t is stated tha
over one million feet of lumber and large houat
has been thus far saved, by balt dozen wreckeTs
a this side Of Bremen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26

consented allow several Of his esteemed remedies 90 Pc
prepared sold as proprietary medicines This resolution
has been By he solicitations those who
have eapsriunhsd he benea ii fsrarabie proassIdn
ski and By the mposbbisy giving 70
sash Of ho written him prescriptions
By those whoss pscaniarg circumstances habits
precldds the possibility Of appl7iHg IN pssso1 l s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26

DIR. narookah,a sarsapnrila Compound 93E
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure Of 4s
Liver Complaint, scroua Kings EFi pyspePa DFqpsy
Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Eryspeas, ST. Anth0ny's Fire
Pimples Bustules, Blotches, Roils Tumors, Salt a
&" Rheum, Ulcers and Sores Rheumatism,
# Pain in the Stomach, side and ai-
..., =. Bowels, General Debility e asBtg rl955gGi
a1 Uterine ulqefati0n' ssdaa4
g.. r .,: Syphilis Il lrr,z s5. t5=34.rs 5Ts3E41
n z..r..sFs - -Arna-- .s51rsI .s4 ,ssa sirf
5ss Ia rMERou RIL zDIsEAs EHen5ttaus saf5
and all Complaints arising resulting IN -
liz IMPURE BLOOD 54 !. n3l5
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II the of any other sarsapsra Compound
the market ndQrsed By the Medical Faculty ashs 50
BEST AND NDoHEAPEsFBLooD PURIFIER E TAET ,7ssH
/ Read the following commsndation Dr. Abbott Of Bos'
widely kpon as one of successful practitioners
| in the country: i54' IL ~ ! ,s6a
| DIR. f. R KNIGHTS MELRosE, MAssAoHusETTs-a
Dear s-T have used Dr. Larookahs sarsapaFla Gem @
pound in my practice forseveral years and ater
@ a0rtop he sUREsT SAFEST and CHEAPEST -
REMEDY for sCRoFULoUs and sYPHILITIC DISEASES -ii
chat made avaabe 70 the ealcA poiession
| FrRte-naly yours, B. L. AbboE4, ~ y.
Price. 81 90 per Bottle.
Prepared by a IS a
DR. E. R. KNIGHTS CHEMIST, MELRosE, MASS 54s
DIR. LARooKAHs Z
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INDIA Vegetable Pul1onic syrup.
Cures Coughs Colds whoopng Cough Group Asthma, Ga R
tarrh, Bronchitis, Pain in the Side, Night sEsas' Tf
| Hoarsenes which Public Speakers and Singers s5 arr
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and all Diseases of the Threat si'.35
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Endorsed by the highest medical authority, eegnasa
every denomination, authors editors, professors 2 @
colleges by.rnany most eminent puql9 e
Containing no opium adapted 70 every ge sh @ ff
be used withouttear ofths results ,qnion O -
Of many the Cough Preparations Of Fnh g' 4-s -
~ are the base. "a IL y, ,{,3a.ssg fror, 1
4. tier Hon. G. W. Gooch, Member 81 @oNstV9
Massachusetts: ss..4s zsssf=f
npf,1 n KNr,s9ys-Ibeatt Sill have used Dr. LARGO
ob syn in INV family Tor six years and have ioune AZ
c,snt reneiy for Coughs Colds Sore Throat aho w
n1s cIomnaiuts ec Ihaye fecommended' to seSelsA
snds ,wbohaye received great benefit from Us use *
GIVE IT a TRIAL aal
Price so cents and 81 per Hattie, -
DR. E. R. ESraHrs. Proprietor. aaros', ~
DRnls. BARNES s CO,
BARNES, WARD 1 co, .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26

CHRONIC ERUPTToNs. TEgTEE, PrMPnEs.
B11sTERs, sCABs sOALD.HEAD, MnKCRUsE.
srfF RINGWoRM, ETC, ETC
II win also kin ITCH and verin which prey upon
the skin II softens as
deposited upon heals the CERck Bssrs and P
ples and renders the cutaneous smooth ph IL
has been ia cd by Dr. GIhBERFs with ssaetery Eesu
for many years. 1t offered for sale in this style from @
6rn conviction that necessarily meet with the hearty
appreciation ofthose who make use Of it.
Full directions for the nshod of using these remsdSg
plain and accurate description number of the aEsrsns
varieties Of Skin Diseases many valuable suggestions IN
to their cure viii be found printed circular aeco@
panying each PACKAGE These suggestions the fruit
most ample experience acquired by Dr. Samuel Gilbert during
his extraordinary in the treatment Of this
class of diseases the Memphis New Orleans and
New York; and w expected enable unproteaOna
persons treat their with much greater than
that which usually falls the lot Of ordinary physicians
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26

i nnnusaetarsrs spara ns1shar ualna


VII a4is.-s m&ruacturers spara neither paaaa
nor expense in preparation Of these remedies ghsy n
made II die very best known hghy conean-
+ated form, upun ssrietf seientHe principles. e
Dr. samuel Gilberf's GeneraA Alternative Il III
10 ez4IEfE ELI ~ SsAs
Acts directly upon Glands and Mucous M
ang them additional activity their natnEal
eliminating from the Circulating Finds the usual EEsa s
aad in disease Morbid Matters and sxpslng than through
the skin. Kidneys, Liver and AlIaenary Canal nom ne
system ia therefore edaPed relief Of ouHis "a
Diseases and of the Mucous membranes
lining them, sueh E-4sx-T frsy4fts ffastsas ,T3L
ERuPT1oxs4EETEER ULCERS. scRoFULAs af
JAUNDioK eorTRE 55''a7a't =
Chronic 9Ga1 lNEAAAAliBSE4 BE4bbER AND UTERUS ETo
It IS particularly usefnlin sAst
lgaE SUPPRESSED MENsURAHoN, ..,,1
IHEREDITARTf 4EAIKTssH sYPH1LIsia1
And aaladisg arising ng bdnannsd use Of oalana
Blue Mass Corrosive submate Fowes Solution DOnovng
Solution Othq preparations IF NsrcpEg and Arsenic
Dr. Samuel GalBers'a Tetters Ointmena! s5s
Is most excellent preparation the Of that class
ualadiss usually termed Aa 48tts25.sA4 @s543 AfAeS
.h-1z'i. jnyYsEEAasfs MA Aas OF THE sKIE PIP h5tisse
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26
]. GONEGA 80 CoLUmN.
10....sT. CHARLEs STREET. /
DRUGS, MEDICINES, cHEM1cALsl PAMEg

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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26

Having rsesi7ed By Iste arrivals large stock ofFREsH
snd NEW DRUGS, In addition to the large assortment d
band am prepared supply the large and increasing
wants Of the DRUoFRADE SOUTH 4i5a W o&La 4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26

LOUIS, mo-, 1850 L@hj z
-T1 gg9l Manufaeturers Of AG9 7t}H31I& @
-0'7 Il. STEAM ENGINES AND BoIERsaf st1@ c
saw AND GRIsT MILL MACHINERY. 20 wv
Circular Saw Mills, Quartz Mills, Tobacco Screws and
Presses lizard Kettles Screws and Cylinders Wool oaFdng
Machiues Huley Saw Mills etc. etc, constantly on hand
Agents for the sale of JAMES SMITH Go!'s superior
Machine Cards. , 4.t.57 E8g3ai Fs,i sl1Jri 8EU !
We are prepared receive for Of the above mem
toned Machinery etc. and will furnish any information
DESIRED 9tff ttF n't z LAMB, QUINLIN co.,
~H. n.f. .et...t-t . 80 Tchoupitoulas street 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26
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