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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

In the year 1865 the undersigned, perc.ing that their
friends the South being imposed upon by thousands
of vile compounds under the of whskies Brsndes
Gins schpapps Bers etc, ETC., determined to begin the
manufacture of pure medicinal spirit out Of hOmeraised
Southern herbs. TO supply the public in this line
which had created the demand. We called our spirit
rfr-r'
GREY JACKET BIrrEKs.
And 50 popular did they soon become they at this
early date Ia little over three years from their FIRST
facture) used all over the South. .,.......
THE MATERIALS WE USE NOW ARE THE SAME
AS WERE EMPLOYED By US AT FIRST.
AND WE HAVE so FAR HEARD NO CON-
PLANTS OF GREY JACKET BrTTERs BEING cOUN-
TERRIFIED, while the papers filed with warnings
from Yankee pretended or real counter
feits Of their nedicstsd spirits.
THAT THESE SPIRITS wEBE BAD WAS UN-
DENIABLE.
but WIN ~nON1 $40 f-or~-'
ern people could not reasonably do suppose
they cared.
They only ceased to purchase them and bought the GREY
JACKET BIITERs in their place.
Great southern Me''e''"' 'p
Known as the
GREY JACKET BlTTERS,
|
| Have Never Been Counterfeiteo,
|
AND CAN AL"Aio De ns -
n1 INN p,rpp
WE NEVER HAVE, NoK NEVER SHALL NAME
| .uo vr~ns oF sPrRITs
| wv
|
sor,h.rn Manufacturers.
|
,.,.Is -.-
SOLE MANUFACTURES OF ehhf JAIME
|
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11
IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN nAMKRUFTcY-Es,ATE or WIS sARAH

II eAs-usl... ss q Mxrsh.s ,nlce uislr.ci
q. a. New Orleans November Is 1853 This h. sogys notice
thai on the Esd day Of November 1868 warrant
I'M Bankruptcy issued aganst the Estate OF ms
Sa, ah jerks Of New Orleans Ia the parish Of
petition that the payment Of debts and delivery u
property beo, ging bsnkrpt to her or Tor her
and the Of property by her are by
that meeting of the creditors OF the said bankrupt to
and choose more assign es OF Der et
Custom House Building. the city OF Nes Orleans
Louisiana before C. Kellogg Register on the sd das
De s@Ne io6 - 49, - y y j. HEBRON,
nses deaS q. g. Marshal. District Of Loni-isr-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

u District Of Lcusi.na in the nstser Of n Browse
Tris. bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No. 6oL Whereas n
Browse Trist, Of Rev orleans and district sioro-
said duly declared bankrupt under the Act OF Con,
srrss AZ Nsrrh "a 1867 has this day fled In sad
Court q petition paying for discharge and certificate
thereof from his debts and other claims prosaos under
Totce !, therefore creditors who have proved theii
ebts and 20 all other in interest that the 9Th day
January IS O. at IL assigned for the bearing OF tbe
same and that they may then and there attend and SHOW
cause any they have why the prayer Oh the sso pes
should be granted n, - -
And f-ther is given that the bankrupt will be e
amined before Register Augusn 9th Januay, 1902, at
A NJ at his once, Al Exchange alley.
Sas d 90 CHAs CLAIBORNE, Clerk.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

OUIsIANA sTATE sEMINARY.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA.
youndsd and Supported by the State Of Louisisna
yhe next begins September 7h 1853 and closes
June Sob 1859. =,
FIeuLrr-Uonsists Of fall corps Of Instructors IN Al
branches and Science usually taught In the bes
Colleges and Universities =,
CouRsE or sTupY-Embrsces 9 Preparatory and an Acet
-mc DEPARTMENT including Literary Scientific and Op
ional Course Special School Of Civil Engneertng and
Commercial School, - -. -. -
TERxs-Fer ali expenses, except cothng $40; $le pay
advance balance in equal payments January Isl an
recsived any during the session. and charges
rom date Of entrance.
Address ID. v. BOYD. suoe0ntenoen'
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11


iona cosf.s special School Of o7 Easinssrins .nd'
TEsss~Fer ali expenses except clothing $40 sloz pay
.ble in advance balance in sanAi payments m A0
Cadets rscsved any during the session. and charges
d'o' ADJ HSap.s. D. " BOYD. suo.'ntenden.
LUMBER, COAL, WOOD.
COAL.~.............CoA L..'.''.......'..CoAA'
Pittsburg English Camel Anthracite COAL all Ofhe
ausy screened expressly fer family use delivered to
all parts the city ut the lowest psrket rates By
Office Ne. lss Gravier street.
Yard-Corner Magazine and Grod and Julia and
COAL.................C GOAL.
Over zoo. 900 bbIs. of the best Pittsburg Coal
For Sale. wholesale Retail delivered along the Coast
lowest market price attention given 20 city orders
Apply to BOYD. wiLMor 4 Co, 100 pSIydrss ST.,
CHIP. STEAMBOAT.
wHEELwRIeHr. CABINET AND HOUSE
Lumber.
wHrrEoAK, ASH, HICKORY, POPLAR, WALNUT,
CYPRESS YELLOW PINE.
or all Dimensions constantly hand and for sale hy
JOS. A. BROWN, Lumber Dealer.
Benvine and Levee Streets
One square below Custemhouse
Saving circular work every description done with dis
| patch
| Il ALTMAN. &C.,
TROPICAL ROOFING MANDATORY.
And
| np.rvp I'M co.I CHARcoAL COKE WHITE
oEAhhA In s SUH5+ AND No FfR2woo6'
| No. eeA Bienvine street, Corner OF Aarafs
Orders left at the above place sr Box S. Mechanics h1
HOTELS AND RESTAURANT
| JCEBERG...... .................. "...ICEHEk6
CoFFEEHoUsE,
OPPOSITE THE MARKET.
The Choicest WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS always
on hand. FRANK RICHARDS Proprietor.
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
4 WILL OPEN fOh ON
| wednesday, Nov. 4th, 1868
The ST. LOUIS HOTEL will be opened In Its usual style
on TUESDAY Dec. LIST, 1868 MAJ. W. A. HURD' Manager
| O. HALL
CAFE IMPERIAL.
OoRNER OF CARoNDELEr AND GRAvIER SITS.
s, po,u. and fsvOrise saloon hiss thoroughly
waited the Bar oiled with the choicest Wines LIQUORS
hand consisting Of the choicest viands that the Market
NH''D' oFvEReELp HENNEBEsG. Propre,Cr.
CosMoPoLITAN REsTAURANT-
II ROYAL STREET.
| Between Canal and Customhouse ssreessJ
Lama CHAPLAIN. acknowledgement
An,hs peicace. of the Season are to found here
also. Choice WINES of all kinds
Parties, Weddings etc. sto, supplied at short notice
Prvats Saloons up stairs
Rooms elegantly furnished, to let BY the week month
This Restaurant is kept open TIN Il OclOckr.
DARIsIAN sTYLE-FRESCH RESTAURANT.
10 UNION STREET.
s..., a. Chsrle. and CsrOndeet Streets PHILIP FOR
GET, Agent Prices to suit the times -, o. -.
BREzKF AsT-Three choice dishes, with Coffee 'xt'
'epniifSxER-soup and four choice Dishes with Dessert
| Coffee seventy Eve cents
uAwKINSs BRANCH
CORNER OF GRAyIER AND ST CHARLES,
Opposite St. Charles HOtelj
RE-oPENED-A b CUSTER IN CRAR3E
N. best brands Of LIQUORS and WINES, sueh ss Hsv
kins forth fer years. constantly on hand Ala
| OTGARs
: DENsACOLA oBsERvER.
q PUBLISHED rRI.wEEKLY BY WIZ KIRK = 90.
subscrtpsion-fveve months, IS; III months, ~ :,
vsree This long vurnA becomes very desso
A. tkis time view Of the fact that Pensacola eneetn
Der railroad communications with the Northwsst an
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

TN HANKRUPTCY-EsTA OF HARRY G.
DoBBINS-Unted States Msrshal's Office, District OF
Louisiana Orlesns November g. 1861 bis IL 10 give
notice that on the 2st day November A d. 1858 warrant
in bankruptcy issued against the estate Of Hary o.
Dobbins the parish Tenss aud State of Louisiana who
was his peon that the payment
Of any debts delivery property belonging to such
BANKRUPT his and the OF any prop
erty by him forbidden by law that meeting Of the ere
dtos their deots and TO choose
or on more estate, will be he'd at court OF
hapkruptcy 10 he holden Ne Il Exchange Place In the city
If New Orleans Louisiana before Donation Augustn Reis
ter 18th day Of December D. 1865, at 10 O'Clock
A No lOf. F. J. HEBRON,
noal Sel2 u 3. Marshal. District Of Louisiana.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11
GREY JACKET BITTERs.
,ro TEE REAL SOUTHERN PEOPLE
New Orleans, December L. 1868.

In year 1865 the undersigned percsvng that their
friends the South being imposed upon by thousands
of vile compounds under the Of Whistles. Brsndie
Gins schnapps Bters etc. etc, determined 10 begin the
manufacture pure medicinal spirit out Of hOmerased
Southern herbs supply the want of the public in this line
which had created the demand We called our spirit
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11
TINTED STATES pIsrRICT COURT.

limited STATES DIsrRICT COURT
u District Of Louisiana-In the matter Of e. Esin
Go and Estin e. CO. bankrupts In Bankruptcy No. ass
Whereas Robert W. Esn and Henry Thornh individually
AZ as members Of the firms OF K w. Esn 20 and Esn
Co Of New Orleans District aforesaid duly declared
bankrupt under the Act OF Congress Of Msrch 3D. have
this day fled in said Court POSITION praying for discharge
and the eo from all their debts and other claims
provabe under said set; -
Notice given AL creditors who have proved
their debts and persons interest that the 23d
day of December 1868 ii assigned for the hearing
OF the they then and there attend and show
csur. any they have why The prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted
heoTe Rseis.ef Ne Log ~ M M ""rr
CLERKS Once New Orleans. Eoyemoer2I 1858
po24 del Is X LOEW, deputy OlerN
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

limited sTATEs DIsTKtCT COU KT--
u District OF Louisiana-In rankruptcy-N0 309-'n the
matter Of Marion Lewis, bankrupt Whereas Marion W.
Lewis Orleans and district aforesaid GUY declared
Gay ed in said petition praying for discharge ana
certificate thereof from all his debts and other claims prov
able under said act,
soce is therefore given all creditors who have preve
their debts persons in interest that the sd
day December 1868 at II NJ assigned for the hearing
the and that they may then and there attend
ttion should not be granted
further not given that the bankrupt will under
his examination before Register Augusu at bis Office No. 81
Exchange Alley on 18th December 1868 at ~ o'clock
noaa del is K LORw. Deputy Clerk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11
MACHINERY, 6ARDWAHE.
4 EEBP FOUNDRY
IEsTABLIsHED In ls,sJ
GARNER 81 Belsrd and rsuchsr zsrssss

asz Issvs 80 inform ths pablo ssnsrss
hss We are prepared formerly, 70 manusctzrs steam
Engines Bsler. Sugar Mills, Sugar Kettles, Drsiains No
,hipes Saw Mills Cotton Presses Newell scrsvs Gin Gear
Furnsoe Nouths Grss nss al knds Of Plantation and
Steamboat wsrks svsry ssscripo. Of Machinery IN
The South. rn r AShDS W
ordsr, Ian n Boz ~ nsuaAnios end Dsasrs' Kxehanss
..lyan sttan
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

On September lssh 1883 KIRBY SMITH. with corps Q
Asssans qualifications Of ,he highest order WI
open, ct Newcastle, KensucSy,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11
1c1AL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS.

prcuo.s the social nd poiitio vslbsns OF
city Of Nsx Orleans STATE Of Louisaa and tho srss
shwest viii be future. has been IN the past
purpose Of this journal The columns Of 49, days Issue
rsfsrred 10 a. en- earnest the fsIthfalns end
nth which this design 10 executed. I.
while the stand point of the CRESCENT 10 Hdepcndesi
ne with rssrsoe all the subjects Of newspaper eomncn
nd discussion opinions viii always Be oaHd V b or
sdly, sesnisely and fos-lessly expressed
carefully ssls~tsd corps Of
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

sdd 70 the usefulness Of the CRESCENT bytmpsria ist,s
pon topics Of moment 70 the people Of this section i es
srs from the people form interesting and valus
be ssetursof vesed eoiumns largo share Of each
Gays iurfk given up 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-06
ADJUSTMENTS.


CADEMY OF MuSIC-JA sAUscHEK.
n GERMAN DRAMA
Drectreas FANNY JANAUSCHEK
stage Director OSCAR
OPENING NIGHT THIS (TUEsDAY) EVENING OCT. s.
Tho public Is respectfully informed that
FANNY JANAUScHEK,
supported by
ENTIRELY NEW COMPANY,
expressly engaged by her In Europe, VIII civ short
SERlES OF EIGHT PERFORMANCES.
cOMhENCINi THIS TUESDAY, EVENING.
OCTOBER q, al O'Clock
when will be performed Schiller's great tragedy
THE BRIDE OF MESSINA,
which VIII be produced
Properties expressly for Fanny Ia
Vienna and Berlin.
DONNA ISABELLA. FANNY .IANAUSCHER
n.. PRICES OF ADMISSION.
ADMISSION TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH.
sea IN Psrque and Par9ne Circle so extra
BEATS In PRIVATE BOXES az EACH
PRtScENIUM BOXES go.
- Family Circle So cents
tho SAFE o! nESEhyED SEATS and TICKETS will
mencs THIS MohNNN Al tho Box Once Of the Academy;
ODoe, ia broadway -'' - - N's-S'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-06

NEW YORK THEATRE
TUESDAY ocTOBER6
will be presented Mr.. Charles Gsylor's
GRAND LOCAL sEkSANON DRAMA,
founded his popular novel; published In Frank Leaflets
Chimney Corner, and entitled
OUT OF THE STREETS,
which has been several weeks In preparation.
NEW LOCAL SCENERY,
A GREAT CAST OF CHARACTERS
Mfsses Henrietta Irving, Rachel Denvi Blanche Grey Ella
Chapman, Kate Ryner, Harner Morfmore. Johnson and
Mrs keeves Messrs +. Bangs =. Coleman T. parsos J.
b. Suey, +. Thorne, Z. l.. Tlton, H. kyner w. Hamh-
lin Z. Edmonds, Z. Foster and numerous auxliares.
In act first life.like view OF
WASHINGTON MARKET IN BUSY TIMES.
WELL RsoWS CHARACTERS OF THAT LooALIrY;
UNION SQUARE,
cry HOSPITAL, &C.
Box Office open from 8 A. N. till 4 r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-06

BROADWAY THEATRE. ADMISSION 60 CENTS.
w s5SsESsE zzzslsf Azs
III 5As asVSs TUE PkEsS g !sa
sEc % p, EEp nr ynFx 4 ~ aABIAE
mo Thoronghfarc" produced ut the Broadway
which credit 70 the actors scenic
superb manner and from rs to last the audience never
weary Of The acting r. the interest in the piece m never per-
alton and bears evidence OF careful study.
IL Fd1HSSSE s NAT,SEE
IRVING HALL.
and every nigh Saturday asraSoa Tits week only
PROFESSOR cROMwELL'5
exhibition Of Falon's
STEREOPTICON,
pronounced by the public and the press the most wonder
full and instructive exhb on IN the city u
New York. reproducing Photographic and stereoscop.e
Views covering surface Of 6OU square eet oil all the cse
brated places In the world .
SEVEN HUNDRED PRINCIPAL SUBJECTS,
embracing possible variety OF ancient and modsrn
OF interesting. local views
Admission 30 cents: children q cents Evening perom
begin O'Clock; afternoon performance 70 begin
al O'Clock
ID Now perfected ready for representation,
The grand Spectacular Drama, b. 5. Steele, Esq. <
CRIMSON SHIELD,
OR NYMPilS OF THE RAINBOW,
c"mprisng many Of The most brian, artists that have -
pearsd N Europe and America, consisting Of ~.
NM ME- Liza fn Gsss' MI ME sAa'a.'ss
d Iwnsrs s0 Warriors
Dt NEW z adEa i scENEiiiY AND aoUNTisos
ssssss, ss b$sss s'S Female x..s
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT Two O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-06

ATe3 SIXTH AvENuE.-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
IN II wish receive the highest cash price for your
off Clothing Carpets, Furniture Jewey Ac the
you do Is to call send note to N. MARKS 20 Sixth
Ladies attended by Mrs. Marks True, will he
dealt with to your satisfaction and benefit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-06
DwELLING HOUSES TO LET.

N ELEGANT FOUR STORY HOUSE, UNrCRNIsHED
n Broadway, TO let, No Is Amisy ,ircet very low
modern mplo emehts. Can be rom ii a. NJ and
Ill p NJ inquire OF owner, No. West Thirtyseyegth
street.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-08-14
On the 22d Of AUGUST, 0nst) at O'Clock, P, NJ.
The Heated Term.

lp August is invariably al unhealthy month and
the dog-days are universally quoted rs an I'M
healthy season. Diseases more frequently terrni-
nate fatally at this time than at any other owing
to the relaxation of the system This is, there
fore, TIE proper time TO use remedy that will
recuperate The strength and fortfy the system
against the attacks OF disease. Experience has
deIp2nstrated the fact that HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BIrrEno is the 0est medicinc upSu
10 accomplish this desirable object BY It's use
the appetite is increased digestion promoted. all
feelings of depression removed, and the vital
functions restored. The afflicted should avoid
ial pernicious alcoholic preparations purporting
to be toncs and restoraiives, as they only afford
temporary exhiliration, and eventually, entail
dangerous if not atal, results. This is meyer
the case with HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS. They afford permanent benefit anu
soothe The nerves without reaction following their
use. The weak and delibiated, by its aid,
awake to sense of the enjoytnents of life, and
they are enabled once moro TO take their accus-
toned positions in society. 10 ,3sv. iJ5Hs
HOSTETTERS BITTERS are now consider
ed the standard remedy for all diseases arising
from an impurity Of the blood, they are man
uaetpred in great guam titles and there is scarce
'iy a cityor hamlet on The habitable globe where
they may not be found. vs..
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-08-14

I'D School, and got the church and church property
wlereupon the Old School congregation moved to the
western section Of the city, aud built stone church,
large and fine locking, and the New School tore down
tho Gid building and erected a new church Of brick
Each OF the congregations, am told is now large and
both churches IN very prosperous condition. y
There are three daily papers published here Tho
Ihrtot, morning Democratic paper the &ete Journal
Giepuhlican) also morning paper and the Telegraph
repuhicnn an evening paper The city lighted with
gas. but ever since have been here the has bean
furnishing travellers with light. suppose that the city
fathers here in other places consider moonlight
cheaper than gas light
There appears to to be but little building going
here for the size Of the place Al the same time you
often meet with buildings in the course OF erection 1t
appears to be pity tina In such handsomely located
ana laid out city this that there should he many
wooden buildings there here. large proportion
Of the houses Frame and Others appear to be going
The Canal seems to be doing but little and the lack Of
busircss is attributed to various by different peo
pie, but think that the true Is to be found In
the fact that the railroads have taken to themselves
most Of the business formerly done canals and the
day for canal business IL about over. Anything which
man has for SALE In these fast times might and does
sometimes change two three times In price before ca
nal can get the commodity to market; whereas rail-
road viii put il in market in few hours. There
time when IL horses in full trot people thought
they were travelling at rapid rate but what lis
Dexter nowadays to the iron horse, which tires,
and which PUSHES over bridges and past houses, fences
one scarcely distinguish objects as he flies past
This Is the real cause Of the want of business the
canal The day for canaling Is we'll nigh past and in
few years, most of them will have give place TO their
successful rivals The completion Of the Columbia
and Port Deposit Railroad will have this effect the
Tide Water Canal Railroads, besides being speedy
also profitable and cost generally less to build
besides being able continue thcr business throughout
the year, whiie from necessity, canals closed
at least more than one fourth Of their time.
GA. "
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-08-14
.aaai,s at Isapre de Grace.

Mr. EDITOR ION last Saturday morning the sti inst.
at O'clock A. NJ Dr. John X. Sappingtop Departed this
life lie has been ndisposed for Gine. Both the
Masonic and Odd Fellows fraternities ohs place aten.
ded hisfaneral IN body, he being member 81 both
bodies life was buried at Grave Church, some $50
carriages attending his fneral The Doctor had reach
cd the ripe old age offs years. " 68
We ne enjoying mnsf delightful weather Just now,
having had several nice Showers lately Tho crop
will be abundant In this section, but little fruit
The market here is stocked with water melons and
teopes, but they have not got their right taste yet
There was basket pic mic at Spesutia last Friday,
which Iassed og very p!easantly.Y L4I,augI
which when finished viii BIO the most handsome building
In the place.
Wight Co.'S -four and erst min Is being pushed for
ward the roofof which Is covered with tin The build
ing will he ready for business by November next.
Our weekly paper the Hdrre Independent, has gone
up. ut did not receive the support 1t should have
hail. II had good tendency to convert the dissipaed
to become good templars. but failed for the want Of pa
tronagcf from the members Of that order, t -
Tho coal trade is quite brisk large number Of
schooners loading coal for dherentports, By wnsa
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-08-14

brief experience with Northern adventures
= properly called carpet-baggers because the
greater part OF them were needy spectators
without any property bnt the carpet bags
they carried in their hands-7the negroes have
seen that these lnen had really no sympathy
with them, and only wanted to use them for
their, own selfish purposes. They see that
their best friends are their old masters and
the white people among whom they were
born and with whom their interests are iden-
titled. The Northern carpet-baggers and or
ators have cheated and deceived them under
the pretence of sympathizing with them and
being their friends, and, as natural conse-
quence, they turn to the people who employ
them and with whom their destiny is cast
What more nat,fralp All this only Shows
how sho:tsighted the radicals in Congress
and the radicals generally have been. indie
pendent of patty considerations and the i'm
mediate effect this reaction may have on the
Presidential election, it must be regarded as
a happy circumstance for if the negroes and
whites of the South act together all fear of a
war of races hereafter will be atan end The
employee and Unemployed will work togeth-
er for their mutual interests and the interests
Of their common section of country. jiIlIsi
Zone thing is certain, and that is that the
radicals must change their tactics, cease their
efforts to array one portion of the Southern
population against the other and consider
the interest of the whites and blacks of the
South rs identical, or they will have the
whole of that section combined against them,
both now and for all time to come. They
have deceived themselves up to this time
We shall see whether they can retrace their
steps or comprehend this most interesting
political problem ofthe day. ~ 'nss1J ~
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-08-14

b EB- The Maryland Agricultural College
elsewhere adveftises to receive sixty students
from the State, free of charge for tuition
This College has an able Faculty, and as it
combines theory with practice; it must prove
of great benefit to our State.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-08-14
a New Remedy for -consumution

A Physician who had Consumption for several years,
"A with frequent bleedings tho lungs cured himself
with medcine unknown to the profession. when his
appeared hopeless. lie is the only physician who has
used VI in his own person, who has any knowledge
now enjoys nothing but the use Of his incidence and
nothing but utter despair and entire extinction of all
hope Of recovery, together with or cohdence In
all others induced him to hazard The experiment.. To
those suffering with any disease Of the Lungs he proffers
treatment he confidently believes will eradicate tho
disease. Price 81 so per bottle - half Dozen sent
by press Send for circular or call on y =,
a. DIR. Il. B0YL TON JACKSON 2
lu, ..' No. ESQ North Tenth Street, Philadelphia