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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-24
HOofland's German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

q eou5IaGtiOB Of al 1s iagTsdieati Of 9s BiHsTl
SDiA PUEz SdRsG CFHs Rum, Orange, etc. % Gsed
for he sas diSeGsCS e Bis, IN cases where sote
Dsrs alcoholic sial,s iS required HOil i1fU bear 81
rlfad Adt Gess remedies are entirely different from
aaV oers GdDtsed for The cure Of The dtteaSes nGHed
tiese bsaq acsiife preparations Of ed5ct7d ezJdeS,
eehiIe fs oEhTS are mere decoctiO1s Of gs IN So7le
ToTs The TONIC Is decidedly one Of Tie MOD plea
eaat and agreeable rensdies eUG offered 70 e pubc
N fass e ezqsitS u e pleasure 70 take ighte -
fffss5pia1 e1Grd10, dnd sledieiHGl qHdlitses hsHl
essSisd q q b tlou1s az Ghs sTeatsa Of ~ osie&
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nEHTIIIIX


There Is no medicine equal TO Hoeadnqs GeTMaH
gttieTg or Toxic in oas;t q :, I: G:o.5.ty. oa,c
| .,l,,, ,,.Ts; s; 3: 9sst tPggsl gsgs: a: :ls:. S
mach 10 digest H. purity tc BlOOd giUs a good sound
healthy complexion eradicate he ysLos tiHge from ne
eye i5lpdTt baaDg TO The cheeks and change the Pdet
from ShoTt-breatbed, f1acidtsd toedk ana HeTrous
iHUalid 70 fil faced, stota, and uigoToHs person
Weak and Delicate Children are
uiRds sfrOnr- by using the HftterB or
Tonic. in facts they are Family Medl-
eineG. They can be administered with
perfect safety to 2 child three months
old the most delicate femRle, or man
OfHtRetys
zAsIs Remedies ara Ehs bea
Blood Purifiers
eUsZ kaOs0 aad sOiU al diseasss resulting from
bad blood Keep your bioodplTe; keep your
Liver IN order; keep -s gOHT- oigestivG organs
in q sound, healthy acOHdittOH, By the US
Of 1heSe remedies, and no dtsedse tSttl
dssaI you The best men The country TeeomI1eEd
1sez. II yeers Of honest reputation, 90 for aAyEhfHg
SOH Rissi ~ these preparations.
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Grants nomination gives universal
satisfaction. seymouI's universal ssupe-
faction,
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Sur ibt &ittlr 4oIks.
RAIN.
Br MRs. ANNA X. WELLS.

By MRS, ANNA n, TELLs.
1-a= --- --l
sOpen the window and let me- iu,
Sputters the pesulant Rain;
II want to splash on the carpet, dear,
And ean't st through the pane" re
Here I've been tapping outside % yOu;--
Why don't yCu cOme II you're there.
Your scuttles are shut or I'd dash right in
And stream down the attic stair.
'pve washed the windows, I've spattsrsd the blinds,
And that Is not half Pye dgnei
I bounced on the steps and sidewalks too,
Till made the good people run.
eve sprinkled the plant on your Eindca-sill,
So dropping and wan that looks;
The dusty cutters, I've hlled them up
TIL they flow ike running brooks.
81 have been out in the country too,
? For there in glory am J.
The meadows I've swelieds and Watered the corn,
And hoated the fesdsOf rye.
HOut from the earth sweet 0dofs bring.
I al up the tubs at the spout;
While, eager 10 dance in the puddies make,
The bareheaded child runs out
'sThe puddles arc sweet 70 his naked feet
When the ground is heated through;
II only yuu1f open the window, dedf,
III make such puddle for you"
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An appropriate design for Seymour
illumination-a colored orphan asylum
on fire,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-24

In Southern Indiana the people are
luxurating on ripe peaches
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FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON
From REV. JOSEPH 4. knnrARp, D. D,

EROM REV. 'JUshFH a AhNNAhDi D. d.
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church Philadelphia
DR. JAoKsOH-DEAR SIR:-I haze been Jre4ueHily
TegUeStsd 70 connect my t0ih recommendation Of
different kinds Of nacdicEeS bat regarding the Pr0csce
as out Of my appropriate sphere haze IN al cases de-
elined bat tO clear proof various instances, and
particularly my 5dHily Of the isSeflneSs Of Dr.
Hoofland's German BiaeTs, depart forOtes from ny
usual course 10 epress ny lI coHeicon that for gem
eral debility of the system and especially for Liver
prepar alton. In some cases u may
Jaa; bat usually, I dOubf not, Il sgill
Be UeTy bessfeidlU n aF1Es Tl-rsT
from Re abope eatE,sE Yours, veFy respectfully,
J. Il. KENNARD,
Ei9Ath, beIOp Coates sired
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rRoM HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD,

Chsf Justice Of the Supreme Court Of PennsylvaniA
PHILADELPHIA, March 16, 1861.
find HoefdHds German BitterS is not an into1-
icdting beverage, bad IS good tonic, ls IN dfsordeTs
Of s di0cSttUe organs and of great besH IN eases g
debility and t0d1t Of neTUotS action IN The syseH
f'1'' @1;l eEo. " WooDWARD.
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Two brothers, named Herbert and
Martin, lived on the seashors. They
we're both fishermen, but there the
likeness ended. Martin was surIy and
greedy; Herbert was generous and low
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A person named Packard, who has appeared

person named Packard, who has appeared
several times in print as the chairman of the
Hopublican party of Louisiana, again rushes
f6rsard TO whut ne, perhaps, matters himself
is an encounter with General Rousseau. 1t
m,ey be extremely gratifying to this person
TO snd that he has actually succeeded in as
sutning the position of an antagonist of the
commanding general, but we do not presume
that that officer will be much disturbed by
tbf assault, or that the people of New Orleans
w attach any Importance to the efforts of
III assailant. General Rousseau's word is
qISte as good as Mr.. Packard-not to put too
fee point upon it, it is much better-and
as the question, if question there be, is simply
one of fact, as between the two, it would be
quite superfuous for the general to notice
Mr.. Packard's attempt to make an issue of
vssracity with him. Between General Rous-
s+au and this person there can be no such
issue. The generals testimony if it needed
corroboration, would be strengthened rather
than weakened by the denials of the chair
,aan of the Republican party of the State of
Louisiana Indeed, the best way to discredit
d fact in the eyes of the community in which
this person and his associates are known is
taat these persons should testify to its truth,
and the best way to establish fact is that
they should deny it
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TIE kilograms from Europe state that
rupprs of mob in Paris had unsettled the
mdkets. There is nothing wanting in veri-
sir3isitude in these rumors; and, indeed, they
maybe the mere expression of an apprehen-
siob, which the course of events in France of
latl thave aroused in every observing mind.
AdEices from Paris for several months past
haI e indicated a widespread discomfort with
thu government, and the recent news has
pol ated to elimination in revolt or revolu-
tiot The demonstrations in honor of the
me nory Of Baudin, and the persistent def
an p of the government by the leaders of these
md dement's in spite of warnings, fines and
Imprisonment, have higher significance than
thu of merely formal opposition. And, on
thu other hand, the arbitrary and violent
cotrse of the emperor shows that he regards
thu division between himself and the people
toPe wider than any that could grow out of
SIMPLE disapprobation of some ephemeral
MEASURE, or some transient policy 1t is
pl& nly recognized by both parties that the
qrt stion now is between the French people
an that peculiar form of Imperialism which
Napoleon has established in France, and
WI ch, of late years, has become more and
mi BE egoistical, and less and less national in
itsy character. That revolution, or an at
telapt at revolution, should grow out of such
Q -ituation would not be at all surprising.
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TjE RACES ON MoNDAY.-There are three
races for Monday. The first will be dash
of two miles for $3.50; the second will be for
$6Gt-mile heats, three in five. This will
be exceedingly interesting. For these no en-
tries have as yet been made, though it is ex-
pected that in the last Joe ,Johnston-"S Seven
heat Joe, b" as his admirers call him-will play
a conspicuous part. The third race is to be a
match race for $1,000 side, dash of half
mile, between a mare, name unknown, be-
longing to Col Todd, of Baton Rouge, and
Minnie McAairie. There has been a large
amount of money staked on this race by out
siders, and it will be, probably, close one
and pretty one. The weather now promises
fair. If it so continues, Monday will be a
great day on the Metairie.
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tED DoHD ORDINANCE DEFEATED.

TIE election yesterday resulted in the de-
feat IF the bond ordinance by large majority
of tie votes cast but not, we need scarcely
say, $by a majority of the vote of the city.
The total vote was only 6276 out of white
votet of about $4,000, and an aggregate of
neal,y $4,000. Of course, it canuot be claimed
that'this small proportion necessarily repre-
sent5 the views of the community; but it
does indicate greater degree of activity and
interest on the part of the opponents of the
sure than on the part of its friends. We
regret that the people of New Orleans did not
attach the Importance to this question which
it dNerved, and which will, we are convinced,
NAL, itself felt at no distant day. We think
that they will soon perceive the error which
theyhave made, and we trust that they will
not buffer themselves to be much longer de-
luddl by arguments addressed not to their
reassn and their integrity, but to passion
and selfshness We still believe that the
only feasible way of solving the financial pro-
blef by which the city has SO long been vexed,
is II fund the city money, and thus get it out
of . way. The opponents of the measure
pref hide all their arguments by the confess
sier that the debt ought to be paid, and must
be kaid, but they qualify the admission by
fling that the creditors of the city have
no tght to make profit out of the people
Of Purse no one afirms that the city creditors
hayt any such right; but they have right to
be aid. If the argument, therefore, means
any hing, it means that they have no right to
der apd the full amount expressed on the
ac4of the obligations, but that the city ought
to 4mpound with its creditors, by forcing
they to take less than their due. We do not
exattly see on what basis this plan rests, or in
whsi manner it differs, qualitatively, from re-
pudihtion. But if reputation is meant, why
noeday so in express terms and not resort to
ysepse limitations and yelled suggestions.
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BALL ON MONDAY NIeHr.-The special at
ention of those interested in the ball to be
given at the Masonic Hall tomorrow evening,
p directed to notice from Mr.. ]. E. Mcguire,
hairman of committee of arrangements
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or the third page of this mornings Cries.
CEN3 will be found our weekly theatrical sum-
mari, embracing descriptions of "Undine"
and Dora, sketches of Messrs. Pope, vining
Bowers and Mile Sohlke, and theatrical chit
chat generally.
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Boys and Yom.ns Boots, Etc.

Parents desiring boys youh's Boot Shoe that will
ftand wear well should examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere - We have not seen ms equal in twenty
BLAKELY & HOGAN,
80 Canal street
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Boys and I,osfSss, C1osn.,sx.

We have opened New stylss Of
bon AND YOUTHS Black Cloth sACKs.snd PANTS,
Fancy Cashmere aud sstinet jackets and PANTS,
And Boys OvERCoATs Of Latest Patterns.
Boys SHIRTS, UNDFRsHIkTS, DRAWERS and SOCKS.
PITKIN, PIERSON & CO.'S,
Il nd & Gar
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SOUR GRAPES

SOUR GRAPES
There fable Of which exhausted svery means In its
power to get nice blue grapes from the top tree
Efforts, exclaimed:
1.-THE GRAPES ARE SOUR"
One is reminded of the above by advertisement Of
Stove which tried set Blue Ribbons State Fairs
without success, now exclsms Burnt Bread"
Bucks Patent Brilliant Stove
Has every Trial. to the satisfaction Of the HIM
dreds Of ThousaI DIS who have them in constant
WI Bake Bread and anything else well aud in short
time as Brick Oven, will Roast Meats well as they
can be done before wood FIRE tin even and all only
Half the Fuel Other stoves Require.
THE "BRILLIANT" HAS GREATEE CAPACITY,
Is MORE EASILY MANAGED,
CONSUMES LESS FUEL,
IN DURABILITY STANDS FIRST,
WILL BAKE QUICKER AND BETTER.
THE NEAT is NOPE EVEN ON TOP AND BOTTOM,
And has given MORE GENERAL SATISFACTION
than any other Stove made.
Consult your interest by buying none bat the
Blue Ribbon Brilliant.
Every one warranted to Bake perfectly even and to give
entire satisfaction, or the money
REFUNDED IN FULL.
soidby
H. HALLER,
pealer in all kinds of Cooking Heating Stoves Crates
Housefunishnx Goods, Tin and Iron Ware. No. 40 Camp
street. and No Iss Tchoupitoulas street.
Louis GrssssesCGld,
1919. ... CANAL STREET. .l29
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Musical Instruments, Strings, ETC., ETC.,
PUBLISHER OF MUSIC,
Sole Agent for the Celebrated
sTEINwAY PIANOS.
CHICKERING'S. GABLER's AND GUILDS PIANOS.
Jesnpert's French Upright Pianos,
MASON & HAMLlN's CABINET ORGANS,
SMITHS AMERICAN ORGANS.
Constantly on hand and receiving, large stock Of
PLEYEL PIANOS,
Which guaranteed Genuine and be sold with the
Manufacturers Certificate. very reasonable terms
s. Bier,
1OS.... CANAL STREET. Jos
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
The undersigned thankful past favors old custom
wishing to show his Of the same taking
into consideration the srngsncy of the times offers
RICH DIAMOND and
OTHER FINE JEwELRY,
WATCHES. SILVER WARE,
PLATED WARE. Etc,
From this Date unparalleled Low Prices so that every
buy their Christmas and New Years Presents
prices def ing all competition.
s. BIER,
los Canal street.
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Grand BalI and Exhibition.

To correct false impression made the Of
Ball at Masonic Hail. the effect that the Exhibition would
and the Ball only take place evening (Mondsy
is hereby announced that The Inhibition win continue and
the Ball take place at the same time.
J. E. MAGUIRE,
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Kid Gl0res.

just opened fresh from the manufactures complete
n OF TIE sosve in the magnificent and shades
IN the most popular brands such Jouvn etc.
with es Tor Laoies Gentlemen and Chdren ranging in
price IRON u . 70 u IS antesd every respect
E. LIBERMAN'S,
Fourth Districs Cheap Dry Goods Store
30 Magazine street, corner ST. Andrew,
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Ren'OraS.


DR. JULIUS HONBERGER, dsts "A istani 70 Dr. siohsa,
ParsJ oCULIsT, 40 Canal street. nav oheana Omos
hours from IL 10 o'clock Clinic for Diseases Of Eye
Saturdays, from to ocoeh Pbysciaks and Medical Stu
dents invited to attend the Clinic with
the Opthslmoscope, etc Posr patients vii sndop
Grated free Of charge
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....-CHARfREs Observation-Disclosures
n a bE2ussEAu co., importerh Sn@ q lSv prtoss
VAhrETlf9-kngish and American, of al kinds: door
furniture and enamel OIL CLOTHS; kArrIN0-60o roll
China lO PIECES Cocoa WINDOW SHADES; Table enc
rano Govern Orumh Clohs-Drugget Linen and Felt; Cur
.sinsIace heps Worstsd Danask etc Furniture Cover
fnf-knsn and Cotton striped; Oornioss. Bands Pins
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SOLDIERS TEAR.
Upon the street be turnd to take . last fond look
or hooDfS famed Emporium, the known shir. seekers
mock,
Where SHIRTS embroidered plain home made and French
do all appear,
With stool of HOSE and sCARrs and TIES. are very far
Beside MOOoYS door what anxious throngs he sees
Rushing for Jouvins French GLOVES, and SHIRTS
that always please;
SHIRTS from which buttons fall off, or unsew
thsts clear,
c---rs annoyance yoursef-your wife, too many tear
Babbriggan HOSE. Wool ovERsHIRrs, and other one,
home made;
And SIX GOOD SHIRTS FOR DOLLARS NINE are here
always snsy'd.
Prizes from Pa and can ever be seen here
All witnesses MOODY fame and Of his great csreer
He could noti the oh. not deem him weak
If all bis So fRTs and SOCKS hencsfcrth from nOoDY,s
he did seek
When he was clad In kOODYS goods gallant appear
He was the envy of the men, ladies called him dear,
REMEMBER MOoDY's SHIRT AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS EMPORIUM
Corner Canal and Royal streets.
SIX CHAMPION SHIRTS FOR NINE DOLLARS,
AND EVERY THING FOR THE TOILET
EQUALLY CHEAP.
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L --~-s -
Mrs h. LAMBERT, aged IS years
On Tuesday, Dec. ], Dr. H. C. HEILyER- Intermen. in
/ Pennsylvania
PhaE0ns
p" p A p II I N LOTT O n 1"
BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
PHALON'S Psphian Lotion " removes ali ERUP.
TIoNs FRECKLEs. PIMPLEs, MOTH RLoTCHEs,
TAN, ETC., and renders the Skin So Fair and Blooming
For Ladies In the Nursery invaluable For Gentsme
AFTER Shaving has equal "Psphisn Lotion the
only reliable remedy diseases Of the Skin
PHALoN'S "Psphisn Soap" for the Toilet Nursery
Bath viii not Chap the SKIN.
Price, Is cents per Cake. Sold BY al Druggs.a
II. n. W,aisbe,
YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHILDRENs CLOTHING,
Mems Furnishing Goods Importer,
NO. 1lo........ CANAL sTREET..........Yo. 10
New Orleans
Invites Parents and those needing goods for Boys and
Chldrens usage call and stock prices
lot OF those FIVE DOLLAR OvERCOATS to be
opened on Monday Gentlemen reminded that Washes
stock Of
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
Is new, well bought and for sale the lowest possible living
profit and comprises everything needed for Gentemans
wardrobe. in
UNDERSTANDS,
HOSIERY
GLOVES and
NECK WEAR
All of which guaranteed low in price stock
America call and examination of goods and prices
quested.
B. 7. wALsHE,
ITO Canal street. near 81. Charles.
H0us ekeepers Beirare.
DO NOT EXPERIMENT WITH USTRIED STOVES
1t will Prove o Loss of Time and Money.
They gain temporary reputation and prove failure
Old Time has tried the Charter Oak
AND RENDERED JUDGMENT
IT is THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL STOVE EVER MADE.
All Improvements cannot be found in
other Stoves
1t is those Improvement which enabled The CHARTER
OAK to Ouilive all competition.
1t has taken years to test the CH AFTER OAK.
Consult your neighbOr who has used CHARTER OAK
Every CHARTER OAK guaranteed your money re-
funded.
RICE BROS. & CO.,
80 and 81 Camp street and SIS Magazine street,
Charter Oak Warehouse 81 and 90 Julia street.
NEW BUSINESS SUITS.
We have Just received additions Of
Brown Beaver Talms Cape ovERCoATs.
Blue Pilot =. :. =.
Brown and Blue Beaver Sack :.
Brown Beaver. Fancy Melton and Mixed Cashmere New
Market FROCK SUITS.
VELVET and SILK VESTS; and a full assortment Of |
GENTLEMRN's FURNIsHING GOODS,
Shaker Flannel SHIRTS and DRAWERS; SOCKS, KID |
CLOVES etc.
Prices moderate and Quality Guaranteed.
PIrKIN, PERSON d CO.,
Is and Is Camp street.
.BesC Stock
~ a
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To the


REAL SOUTHERN PEOPLE.
In the 1866 the undersigned, percsivng that their
friends in the South being upon by
OF vile compounds under the whskie Brssdes
Gins schrspps Bltters etc. etc. determined to begin the
manufacture Of pure medicinal spirit of honerssd
Southern herbs supply the want Of the public in this line
which had created the demand. We called our spirit
Grey Jacket Bitters,
And popular they soon become that they are at this
early date "a little three years from their FIRST
fscture) used all over the South.
THE MATERIALS WE USE NOW ARE THE SANE
AS WERE EMPLOYED By US AT FIRST
AND WE HAVE so FAR HEARD NO CON-
PLANTS OF GREY JACKET BIfTERs BEING COUN-
TERRIFIED, while the papers are filed with warnings
from YANKEES manufacturers Of pretended real counter
feits Of their medicst,d spirits
THAT THESE SPIRITS wEBE BAD WAS UN.
DENIABLE.
But with whom the responsibility properly rested the sOah
people could reasonably hnow nor do We suppose
they cared.
They only ceased to purchase them and bsug. the GREY
JACKET BIrTERs in their place
OUR OBJECT NOW is TO PROCLAIM THAT THE
Great Southern Medicinal Spirits,
known as the
GREY JACKET BITTERS.
Have Never been Csunterfeited,
AND CAN ALWAYS BE RELIED UPON, AND THAT
AS FAR AS IS IN OUR POWER SHALL ALWAYS
BE KEPT PURE
WE NEVER HAVE, NOR NEVER SHALL MAKE
iwo KINDS OF SPIRITS.
We are Southern Msnufaetarers.
BARNETT &c LION,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS or GREY JACKET BlTTEHs,
No. H New Levee street
And IL Fulton Street.
NEW ORLEANS. La.
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As the establishment for the Dam aged Hosiery
offered AZ such bargain has and
and az the same at order
not to disappont patrons have
scle In good just good the last lot aad
efer them at the remarkable Low price IS per doEen
to which we call the attention Of Bsrgan Seekers
4. LIBERMAN,
Fourth District Cheap Dry Goods Store
SIS Magazine street, cYrner st Andrew.
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Grand Exhibition
d e CRATIC BANNER


ID f. NJ O CRATIC BANNERS
Persons who have received TICKETS FOR SALE for
above Exhibition hereby respectfully requested to
SETTLE THEIR ACCOUNTS with those from whom
hey have received them. MONDAY. before IL n
JOHN 8. FULLY,
President of the Seymour knights.
VIZ. II. WALL, Secretary
James fl. Gresham.
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
0e Camp street.
Would respectfully citizens and stranger.
to his celebr ated Miracles Of Cheapness
TkNkYsON's POEMS Complete tor half a dolls-
SHAKESPEARE . .
MOORE
NnToN
SCOTT
The celebrated and reliable PLANCHETTs for 75c
These beautiful English hafchromo Toy BOOKS a, SOC.
for $50
FAMILY BIBLES from 81 IS and Sc for Photographs
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Dry Goods Dry Goods

j. MI LIE r, JR.,
Ne. Jackson. Corner Tchoupiteulas street..
Genuine Lonsdals COTTON tper piece) ls,S cents
Genuine Alexandra KID GLOVES, 81 Is
- White LINENS, Is cents.
Sc inch Pure Linen Dsmask TOWELS, So
"a Linen Damask for TABLE CLOTHS, ST.
Fine DRESS GOODS, (all colors) 20 cents.
Pure Black Six HOSE, 81. worth 81 80.
Fine Cotton DIAPERS, az yards) 81 SO.
e. Linen sl76
white at Brown C0TTONS, 10 cents.
Pure Linen TOWELS, (doseD) 81 so
Ladies' and Misses OPERA CLOAKS.
shawls, sOntags, Nubs. Hoods and Fancy Wooden Ho-
sery, at very low prices.
Ladies viii do well by calling early bargains
J. MILLER JR..
No. 8 Jschson, corner Tchou pitoulss street.
Inner aide Of Iacksnn
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I'eeler's Genuine Cotton Seed.

From the Fustatis Plantation, Iassquens county, MsJ
The undersigned offer for sale this seed success IN
producing long strong and hne staple estab
lished beyond cav or doubt We safely recommend
it pecu.r Pronc capacity 70 the planting community
plantation direct.
e. NEWMAN Il CO..
Cotton Factorsg union str..t
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-06

Dry Goods, Carpets,
MATING, OIL CLOTH AND RUGS
NEW YORK PRICES.
b. d w. CRONER.
Magazine street.........S5i,
just received and for sale Monday. Both inst. viz
2cases English EMPRESS CLOTH. ...... 2Oe
case Extra Fine POPLIN. .................... 25c
l case Silk Striped POPLIN. 35c
Ceases CANTON FLANkEL...............
l case WOOL FLANNEL ...................... Sc
case Printed DELAINES. ..............2O c
A large lot Of Apscss Mernos, Csssmeres, Blankets
Quilts silk ami Cloth sacques shaws EmbroiderIes Had.
kercheis, French Corse etc. all New prices Also
large lot of Brussels Ingram, and Venetian Stair
CARPETS; Mating Oil Cloth Shades and Rugs very low
rates.
B. Il W. CRONER,
ISL Magazine street, ST. Mary