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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-07
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
CENTKAL HOUSE, MAGNOLIA. Miss.
ss MILES FROM NEW ORLEANS.


LINE OF THE N. O., JACKSON AND q. N. r R.
This beautifully situated and commodous Hotel. having
been entirely renovated newly painted and provided with
furniture. bedding ETC. and put in complete and perfect
order open for guess The arrangements for families
who desire seek health and pleasure There
has been Of yellow fever cholera at this point
high Atude-neAy 400 feet the level Of the
giving pure and wholesome atuosphee, pure spring water
pleasant grounds for promsnsdng and hns bathing in the
Tsngpshoa Also. and cold baths In the House.
Daily communications by railroad and telegraph with the city
Of New Orleans Of the sdvsnsgeso be found here
To the sportsman the country affords abundance OF same
and the rivers plenty Of nsh Livery Stable well supplied
With horses and carriages connected with the establish
ment large vegetable garden furnishing daily fresh
vegetables for the table The New Orleans and Jackson
Railroad Trains arrive and depart daily and Saturdays and
Sundays excursion trains to and from Magnolia Fare BY
excursion trains half price, Terms will he moderAs and to
families who oesre remain the entire season, liberal
rangement will be made II Is thu determination Of the
designed to make the Central Houss A FIRsT-CLASs
HOTEL where all the comforts Of home be obtained.
CHAs. e SMEDES. Prcpristor
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lieu Il sorss Csr Every SUNDAY I0RfiN0 q O'clock
An Exts Iraln yin lsavs The oty livery sunday kvEE
ING, O'Clock. On and n6sr April 5th Trains Win
leave either end Of the Road on sundays kvKRy HALF
hour nom 3unti O'Clock r.
EARE-To and from the Lake, same day. - centS Pas
for GENTLY the Conductor pri.r depart
ure Of Train. GENTLY stefisnFfteen cents each
way GEO. PANDkLY. 0enesal SUIT
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ED UCATIONAL.
MOUNT Ct. MARx's OoLLEaE.
NEAR xn1urrsBuRo. uARYLArn

MOUNT 81. MA8Y'D COLLE0E,
NEAR EnnInBURa. MARYLAND.
powered 70 eos1 DEGREES lss0 has Continually improve
Tios &c ci2ssio ca z.S rTHShousH kDuoA
Tes fs 6sssssn ths Scholastic Year bsgns IN the ass
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70 the practice Fl the cstboIie neiGton. ~
There Pnperstou Department for Pupils not qua,iasd
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O. D. EIDzn 10 Poydr.s strssk Hss Dr. = - -
spplisd 70 e Assn isr ne cousxsL
I .OUIsIANA STATE sEMInARY.
SRAR ALExAxDRIA. LOUISIANA.
yssn>sd ~ suppsrssd b. he stass Of LouisIs.a.
nsz3 eessss begins ssp>snb - close June 1s8h
q sssss ssd seisnes ssuss ,ssst . e. ~
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I.ss.-Is q .zpn.s. nssvs soshans. $40; sos psy.
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CHAMPAGNE AGENCY.
The usdsrsgssd h'ying been appointed Sole IN the
Msssrs Bsse 20 Chstesu De Lodes versensy' Frsncs
begs he public has just Invoice
he sds ss Keepers Club and %
S Medal was s sr.sceo 70 this the rs
IL a. been for many years fsvorably known IN Europe
stssty ispt hard At the Agency in this city, shsrs il
will be offered fes sale a. Pes more moderate than that
-'--''' -'- ~ " '''' y y -'' HUGH HUGH MccoLL
90 ~srepdelst street, New Orleans
PARRY a HART
O. q. BERRY-PETER HART)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FANCY
Staple Groceries,
No. n CAMP STREET. NEW ORLEANS. La.
Country Orders Promptly attended to-
NBods delivered 70 any part Of the city es Of drayase
CRO0Ks n nAKIsTANY.
vHoLxsALz DEALERS IN
LIQUORS. Spirits. WINES. CIGARS ETC. ETC.,
No 50 Tehoupsoulss street. and the Star Warehouse
More Dame street. corner Comm
.s sscS ~ os s ss
liberal terms snd At the lo~sst m@rket rates
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS.
WE'LL 4 BROTHER,
IMPORTERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
Merchsnts and Dealers.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS.
Respectfully inform the public that thy have removed
their store TO
No. $50 Gravier street,
Between Camp and St. Charles streets, and Just
cevsd by late arrivals from EUROPE complets stock Of
PURE WHY'S BRANDY AID LIQUORS,
And that hsvre made With dissers IN
the West they viii keep constantly hand the choicest
BOURBON Arp RYE wHlsKIEs
Their Goods being choice in they ask share
the pubic patronage invite inspection buyers
WE'LL BRO. No. $50 Grsvier strsst
Between camp and ST Charles streets
John ANDERsON - co..
John ANDERSON. late Of Shropshire Anderson o.
y. CRIPPENl
Wholesale Groeers and Cennissioa Msr-
chants.
% PoYDRAs STREET, sEw ORLEANS.
THANKSGIVING MACHINES.
THE ARIox PLANO FORTE
GRAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA
me ARIoS PIANO Porte, declared By the judges the
October 1857 70 b the best piano exhibition and Aer
test trial. ordered BY the Ame Institute vh the Pianos
1.-THE successful exhibitors the arts Exposition de-
AGEHss WsNfEp rss Las snd rsspor sbs e AGENT.
wanted every city and town where have Arsady sp
rsId ior circ,lars, price Inst terms, ETC.
nsnuf.esory and Ws.wssns ia end l9 Bcvs7. near
FINE ANOs....--.-..,...fIHB PIANOa.
0Usf. vou HOPE 81 nss>sins rress has ans ssock
Of PIANOS manufactured IN Louisiana which be guarHn
offered for b th ey Prices VIII b found M0DERAfK
Cti1ers invited 70 call
NJ. vOM HoFs WAS AWARDED shs GOLD MEDAL
q the Louisiana Pair held New Osans in Janua<y
~ ~ ~ BRIT R1AHo nads N sns soqshsn 1s.sss
GUST Won HOfE.
W ~ Mag.xins street.
a =. nLACKMAR. MUSIC PusLnHER
nBoIrER or MUSICAL nEHcHAHDzsR
Wholesale end Rs<sn Dssisr n The
Knabe. Nnns end oui'd PIANOS, Prince organs -
MELODEOm Etc.
Lea Cana1 esrssts near DouDhha
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sRocERIEs. WINES. ETC.

DUPLEssIs a CO..
ooxMIssIoN MERCHANT
AND DEALER IN
WINES, LIQUORS. CORDIALs, ETC,
No. 10 Cont street, corner Of Clay,
Near the Levee
NEW BUILDINGs1
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-07

NEW oRLEANs. oPHLoUsAa
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. ,. Mall Route Between New Orleans.
Western loulslans and Texas.
The Railroad Fybost win leave the foot Of 81 Ann street.
opposite the jackson Square. DAILY TX H. connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algiss e. sA.H
Shippers and consnses Of freight BY giving notice the
New Orleans Transfer Company Camp and Common
hsvs their gosds received delivered any part
Of the city 81 reduced rates Of drHysga .cl
Frsghs for stations the road for landings the Techs
and for 0pelousas deliverable ct New iberia st. Martins
VILE. received dkiy Sundays excepted from Il.
81 the foot Of st. Ann street.
Freight for I'll points Bayou Lsfburchs between Labs
dievis and Lockpor for Bslsnesr Canal and for HouA
Win be received and transported through via Rscssnd La
ourchs and Tsbonns stasns through stssmboAs
All outward freight payable 81 the time Of shipment and
all inward freight On delivery.
CIV. r. BAILEY.
superintendent
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"a r.
~ III. go.
.'..t
reLpcRApH COMPANY.
-nt NNH
-. !. ....,u.,,.. rpusr LIMA on TELEGRAPH a
IN TIE prhdpa railroads md man routes IN The rnissd
ssass m stssk v b issasd uSen he sAns principles
that Of TIE xsuhasts Union xzps~ Company which ~
Gently commenced spsstsn< n 6'sin b % ins''s NJ
entire business community n shs ssssFpss fh'' d'n>
not dispose Of the Stock % secure shss
.,....e.s.
r
8.
,.u ,.s
s1eo PER SHARE.
..s ~. 4. IA. 81. Is. ~ 40
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BLUs l.1ks......................sLuH LAS
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMFY,

THROUGH 10 ALL POINTS In the West and East,
without changing Cars breaking bulk from cxiro Time
and condition suaraptssd to I'll points.
oALENA,
DUBUQUE
CHICAGO.
ST. LOUIS.
DETROIT,
NIAGARA PALS.
ALBANY,
BOSTON.
.t.-.. '-.t,t,.t-,-- NEW YORK,
and al intermediate connecting points, AVOIDING ALL
DELAY from Ice or low water
Through bs Of ladine aad ell nfornaton given on spp
- '.. JAMES I. TUcxER
General Agent,
1fCarondslet street.
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~ ton 81 INV friend. AID the public n house,
BELLE MEMPHIS SALOON. at lis Poydras street. be
" cen Camp and Magazine srees This Saloon has been
hed up tasteiuy hsi endesvor 70 Keep IL in all
spects nst class drinking house With many
peence in the business and determination keep
but good liquors. conndsn the BELLE MEMPHIS will
itself N discriminating public Lunch viii be
served every from 10 O'clock Step 10 and judge
yourself j W. HAMN. Proprietor.
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Or. Howe's Mode Of Usins . Vacuum.
By renewal Of atnosphsc pressure local
gssons instantly relieved. which health
large class Of dssa Il vigorous circulation Of blood
Into and through part operated upon Of which
neushes nvigorstss and snlages permanently small
organs By restoring he equilibrium Of natures boedood
thsm; By which 10 reliable remedy for Paraysed
6hrunksn Psts Impotsncy weak Sexual Power Spsns
tsrhoa Seminal Dsrsngsment Diseases from Self ABUSE
Painful and Incontinsncso Of Urine Enlarged Poss Obs
elect vaocsls certain FERNS Fl Structure sc. whc.
other means szsy Hundreds have been treated
esssfnly.
his Medical baths
Eradicate Constitutional syphis Skin Diseases Hzmo
rheumatism and Mercury from the system which medicine
alone fail 70 rssch but used together effect wonderful
Private Diseases Cured Speedily.
Remedies prepared and furnished for Ill forms Of disease
acute and chronic Of either
ohice hours from A. =. 10 H. Consultation Tres.
frssfmszs cash Charges moderate Strictly confidential
1T. HOWE, n D., II Bsronne street.
Near CANAL New orsana
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FACTS = Mess. n Kisner Hcllsnds-, No. as
Poycrns Manufacturers OF the Haskod Bitters:
entemen-l have examined the patent that granted
you the u Government for manufacturing the Aaako
Bfefs and found In the Ingredients employed compound
calculates excite kee In good order the digestive
orgsns have prescribed ssid Bters several times and In
effect remain. eentlemen. respectfully most
ob-dient servant a. MEkCIER, NJ D., 1873 Canal
the you bold the
Maskon Bss and End nothing In the Ingredients thereof
caculsted njurousy the human system unless
taken in nordinste quantities. Indeed, y nothiag ba s
cordial aromatic bitter \. A. SMITH. M o.
Your Mslakon Bitter, which 4 have examined do not
contain any ingredients injurious 70 health and be
mended to thoss who Of . go-d tonic
Yours n. sDHUPPERf. N. ID.
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The undersigned has the honor inform the public that h
10 to REOPEN ON SATURDAY, l4th inst, the Unitet
States Restaurant at its old Stand No. 2s ooumon
The Establishment will formerly be provided With tn
very best Estables and wsissrA
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-07

c.iis-Hsw - be Made.
One cent Of the ssock YIN be required on subscrbns
and subsequent calls not 70 exceed i've pr MONTH
win be made BY the Board Of Direction from time 70 time -
may be rsesa 70 supply funds construct and equip The
lines; bat No calls YIN Be made altar the per cent pad
as The snsirs Capital Stock sha have bssu subscribed
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-05

= 1t is a singular fact that two Kan
sas senators, the one the successor of the
other, have committed suicide. One, Lane
is dead the other, Ross, is living.
A Wisconsin editor remarked, last
week, :" if Andrew johnson gets clear it
will not affect our politics, but it will give
our religion an awful strain.
s. - A Brooklyn butcher who died few
days since had previously expressed de-
sire for large hearse with four horses,
decorated with plumes, and accompanied
by band of music. His widow carried
out the programme.
The advanced position in politics
belongs to Schenectady, N. Y. AT mu-
nicipal election, Wednesday, the tax pay
ers voted, 622 to 1913, to introduce water
works, the women voting on equal terms
with their lords.
- The New York state association of
editors and publishers will hold its annu-
al convention at Watkins, Thursday,
June %. Rev. Thomas X. Beecher of
Elmira will deliver the address, and
Marcus II. Rogers of the Great Barring
ton Courier will give practical lecture ON
the general management of country
newspaper. The second day will be de-
voted to an excursion on Seneca lake.
- Senator Ross of Kansas gets the
least mercy, and more than he deserves,
from the republicans of his own state.
The delegation to Chicago passed resolu-
tions, Wednesday evening, severely de-
nouncing him and his course, and de-
manding CHS immediate resignation as
the only means left in his power of saw
ing us from further shame and disgrace"
The resolutions, say that his name vii,
be forever associated with that of Bene-
dict Arnold, and evidently come from a
set OF thoroughly indignant men. And
they have had good reason to be.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-05
A YER'S ARII
FOR PURIFYING THE Bloom

The reputation this excellent medicine =
derived from its cures, many Of which are m
vicious. Inveterate cases Of Serofulops II
where the system seemed saturated with ca.
have been purified and cured by it SEND i
fections and disorders, which were aggravs,.i
serofulous contamination until they were =
affecting, haze been radically cured N AZ
numbers in almost every section of the eoBr,.i
the public scarcely need to be informed q M 4
or uses.
Scrofuious poison is one of the most a..
enemies of our race. Often. this unseen M
tenant Of the organism undermines the eobr
and invites the attack of enfcebling or faial NJ
without exciting q suspicion of Its preseuoe 4
II seems TO breed infection throughout The M
then, on some favorable occasion, randi NJ
into one or other of its hideous forms. eitbs, 4
surface or among the vitals. In the latter IN
may be suddenly deposited in the lungs Or NJ
tumors formed in the liver, or it shows ID -
by eruptions on the skin, OF foul liberation \
parts of the body. Hence the occasional -
bottle of this Sarsaparilla is advisable. eva
no active symptoms of disease appear. per1
fiicted with the following complaints genera
immediate relief and at length cure hy III,
this SARSAPARILLA:
st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipela,. II
Salt Rheum. Scald Head. Ringworm. 81,
Sore Ears. and other eruptions or visible 1,
Serofulous disease. Also in the more e.
forms, as Dyspepsia, Heart Disease. Fits, Ell
Neuralgia, and the various Ulceruus afeciioS
muscular and nervous systems.
Mereurial Diseases are cured by ii thouss
time Is required for subduing these 0bstinEs
dies by any medicine. But long continues
this medicine will cure the complaint. Ma
reetions for each ease are found in our Almasl
piled gratis. rheumatism and Gout. wher
by Accommodations Of extraneous matters in ths
yield quickly to 1t, as also Liver Complains !
ity, Congestion or Inflammation Of the LH
Jaundiee, when arising as they often do il
ranking poisons in the blood. This SARSAR
La is great restorer for the strength and I
the system, and all will find immediate red
convincing evidence Of Its restorative p0wu
trial. Prepared by
DR.. j. C. AVER & Co, Lowell, Nas.
Practical and Analytical Cha
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYwHKRl
eds
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-05
DR. WOODS DYSENTERY COgDl
The very be.a Medicine ever PINT Vi
A

The very besa Medicine ever pni y
the Cure of nil
Bowel Complaints.
Pain 10 the Stomach and Bowels,
Cramps, Spasms Dysentery,
Diarrhoa, Collie. Cholera u
And no family would be without a bottle
house after once trying it; enc single dose 1 !
ally sufficient.
Sold in Saxton's River by A. WILLIAMS "a
CsRbridgeport " ID. i. CUSHING
Walpole, i" MARTIN & DAVE
Westminster, G. CHASE
Brattleboro, T. N. THORN.
Bartonsville,v Q. w. FLETCHER
Chester. MIS-. HADLEY.
Paper Mill, Mr.. Villas.
Rockingham, DIVOIL * PR0CTC
hs- All orders viii be filed by o. f. WOAE
Bellows Falls, July 18th. 1867.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-05

Mrs. Darlington has been reading the
health officers weekly reports, and thinks
that Total must be an awful malig-
nant disease, since as many die of it as
all the rest put together.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-05

POTATOES, &C.. &c.
Good assortment of
OR o OK cry AND GLASS WARE
All of which will be sold at reasonable prices for
cash or Country Produce Please call and examine
Tor yourselves Feeling thankful for past fayors +
hope to receive share Of patronage for the future
Bellows Falls June 10, 1867 d
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-05
54liscellamp.

COULDN'T Fool HIM.-There is a
nice old farmer who never had paper
in his house till he was fifty years Of age.
His father left him two hundred acres Of
choice land which he worked as well as he
knew how, and made comfortableliving.
One spring the postmaster told him if he
would subscribe for good agricultural
paper, read it carefully and work accord
ing to instructions, he would warrant him
to clear a thousand dollars that year.
On these conditions he paid for the paper
read it, worked faithfully, and at the end
of the year he figured up carefully and
found he had cleared nine hundred and
sixty dollars. He sued the rascally post
master for the other forty, but by some
dodge of the law the villain cheated him
out of it. Ever since then the old gent
has been down on post-masters and news
papers.-Rural Ne,c Yorker.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-05

A slip of the tongue is recorded by
French paragraphist. A lady was en-
joying the society of her husband, when
the bell rang and the servant announced
the doctor" "Tell him / am sick and
cannot see him." was madame's reply.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-05

Practical and Analytical ChsEi
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYwHERl
e3ax4
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
Smustmerts.


(IENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
~ seYehthaye., bet Hhy eighth and Ehy-nlnih-ss&
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SIXTH OF
THEODORE THONIAS'Sy
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS.
PROGRAMME FOR THIS MONDAY, AT O'CLOCK:
March Dueppe storm" Piefte
O. waltz On the Beautiful Blae Danube ~ strans.
~ ' s p,v- pp,,,,' II '''''''''''''''''''''''e
s. Overture "Robespers". Ltof
ave 1ounod
rSIa hngeisha' stauss
harch Ironphae, .MeyerDeer
O. Overture Wallace
TO- serenade !or Flute and French Horn
Messrs SiBDLRR and SCHMITZ
Waltz "Fantasieblder Strauss
H. Qnaihls Blue Beard. 0genbseh
0oNDO0ioA'I 'IDYiSsIoy TWENTY-FIVE cESTs
Private Boxes, TWO DOLLARS EXTRA
For sale At O. Schinners nuslc store No 1Ol Broadway.
TOMORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING SEPT ~,
GRAND EXTRA GALA NIGHT.
WEDN IA RT MIG II 7.
THEATRE FRANCAIS. Season 1SGS1G9.
'0'' A''''' REoPEYiNG NIGHT.
The Director has the honor to announce that the leer
having been entirely reconstructed enlarged and newly aud
0''u''ui' '-''''''- WILL BIZ REoPENED
on MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ), 1903,
'" Wv CORPS OF RENOWNED ARTISTS .,.
engaged i9 Eg5ORs e5Pss,,S res Sd for Ms1 THIS establishment
FRENCH OPERA B0UFFB, ,
presented with spndor Of mise scee aud perfection OF o
before attempted . =, :, go. -.
Of subscribing for any stated evening 10 eh
requested apply at the oe OF the lb4Ite
the only place where subscriptions will be received
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
gousts anS :fams GIantrO.

4 SMALL FARM, near New York, wanted in
~ EXCHANGE for GIstcass PIANO FOBTLS aud SEWING
MACHINES. Address T. o. Box No 55td New York
NVANTED-Fou to SIX ROOMS in a good
w wa Of The city Hall suitable
and eouvenez arranged for housekeeping; possession Immediately
October Address stating eni and m lartcaa ROOMS, Box No
40 Tribune Oaoe
WANTED to purchase-A first-class HOUSE
w Foueeaist, value about $4,000 Apply At No. u
Broadst. % floor
WANTED TO LEASE IN BROOKLYN
w for term ,ears with privilege Of purchasing small pleas
snv HOUSE With from eight TO twelve Address stat
price, location &c. NJ L. T. Boz No l19 Tribune Ohee
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

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