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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15
HOLLOWAH'Ss
AlsNGCA
PLASTER

The Original and only true Arn,ca Plrsters pos
scssing the great healing properties
OF the Arni-a Flowers
The curative effects Of these ria-ter- In all cases
pain or weakness In the brcsst eide back, and In
all cases OF Inflammation Of the LunT-. snd Cough,
are truly astonishng; they give immediate relief
Fhysicians prescribe them, and thousands recon-
mend them. Ossswvn -HoLlowAvsnts the original
and only trus Aruica fissters
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15

OO9 Arch street. philadelphia.
Fuller. Lord Smith. BurDbams a Van Schnnek. j..
H. Reed q Co. Smith, Cntler q Co. Deitxsch.
Dlocki n Co.. and throus bout The county by all
Deu~ ctsea f,h6-d1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15

Cor. n & Brady ST oppo-
- site Davenport National
,a.sS a.. .. Bank.
<z~Hgs Having had expsS-
ZGa1fs-se D. ieuce OF IL years In the prae
CF n tice of Dentistry, am con-
Ik%rk2HE3 xfE focnt of giving perfect SGT
isfaction. lf Jon expect
n ~ good work employ expes-
fenced prnctitl onere only.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15
II Els n EILsS
OINTMENT.

This Ointment. amer an experience Of twenty years,
has proved itself sovereign remedy for all Diseaacs
u the shin having effected . radical cure In every
case on which Il vas uscd, curing many obstinate
cAsse OF hftsen or twenty years standing. that had
previously resisted all remedies prescribed w tho
best medical talent IN the country It. effect
onishng. In . few days the soreness aud irritation
IL removed; the skin becomes smooth and h. althy,
and remains permanently healed. without the %
any other remedy,
Thus. rsrrsR, SAtr Rnxun. lrcu soi pira'r Irclr,
kssairsiAs, Bi oromRs. PisrLss. and every form Of
disease ~ the ekin Ia punctusly cured. matter ~
how long standing. 1t has cured bad enscs 81 In
sLAnsp Ky sIps. and Discharges from the kar. when
nothing else would heal them. fur-, that have
sisted NIL other treatment for many years have been
e6ectnaly cured by the nae OF only one box ~ ths
Ointment Brass, ScsLns. and ON Sonss, " heals
In q very abort time. fHioR b1 Cr~rs Box. II
not sold by your Druggist send 10 cents ~ Johnston.
Holloway 4 cowdrn. Philadelphia. box viii bs
cent free Of postage 10 my address
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15
vnLAxow, WALERa CousrY, Ca,
Jane 2oth. 1866.

Jane 2vth, 1850.
Da. Jeux BulL-Dsar Sir: I have recently
given your "Worm destroyer" several trials
and find it wonderfully eAleacious. II has not
failed In single instaacs to have the wished for
effect. arm doing pretty large country prae
tice. aad have daily use for some article Of the
kind. lam free to confess that bnow Of no
remedy recommended BY the ablsst authors that
10 40 certain and speedy in its effects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. NY
object in writing you 10 TO find out upon what
terms can get the medicine directly from you.
IF can get it upon easy terms, shall use
great deal OF il. I am aware that the use OF
such articles is contrary to the teachings and
practice OF great majority Of the regular line OF
M.D.'s, but see no just cause or good sense in
describing remedy which We know to be eff
cien,. simply because We may be ignorant Of its
combination. For my part, shall mako II .
rule to use all and any means to alleviate suffer-
ing humanity which may be able to command
not hesitating because some one more ingenious
than my self may have learned its effects hrst and
secured the sole right to secure that knowledgs.
However, l am by no means an advocate or sup
porter OF the Thousands OF worthless nostrumf
that food the country. that pnrport to cure al
manner OF disease 20 which human flesh is heir
Please reply soon, and inform me OF your best
terms. am, sir. most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT. N. b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15

MickOxs Boarding House.
ON FRONT rsrRHET, BETWEEN PERRY
~ and Rock island streeta. The large four
stc,v .tons huiidipr. known a 0oor's Bakery,
~ been remoddled, and filled up in fine style,
~ the acccmmoda tisn Of boarders. Day board
49, al,o accommodated. @. q. HICkOX,
sr,7.dtf Proprietor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15
BULLS WORM DESTROYER.

To nay Unltel states and World.
wide Readers.
have received many testimonials from pro
various publications have shown. all Of which
are genuine. The following lettcr from highly
educated and popular physician in Georgia, il
certainly one Of the most sensible communics-
lions have ever received. DR.. Clement knows
exactly what ae speaks Of, and his testimony
what the Doctor says Of BULLS WORN DE-
sTRoYER:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15
DENTISTS.

w. II. SitiNCkEg. Dentist.
OFFICE, MERWIN'S BLOCK, PERRY ST,
nAvESPoRr, IOWA. WITH ZACH. rT1KS TN
~ surpassed added 10 the experience OF more THAI
wenty years, hopes TO merit lar share Of patron
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15
ll. EllllalllliE.

fsuccersof to H. r Dodge.
nESTIsT OFFICE, over Warmers store, Brady
~ street bet "a " I'd streets Respectfully an.
nonnre that h. IL prepared with beet facilities Tor
Dent al operations All work executed with care,
aNlp ~ yapNEue uDenelst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15

(ORNRR OF ATH AND IOWA STREETS,-
ODAvis Soxs, PsornIsfoRs. Free Omnibus:
e,and from the cars and boats. Proprietor 0!
~ LeClaire, Princston ana Lyons, ana sns De
V;tt ma Maauoketa Stage Lines. Stages lsav
: Ho.se Tor the above nausd end eontignese
=, .v.rv dav hul dwtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15
s.EAKE n BUFF.

TI0RSEAS And C0UNSELLORH AT
Il " >. L. corner Of Second and Brady
streets navSnpert, Iowa noY4-di
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15

SIC. i. Bet ensetsS by tAs Gs.svsi Asssss5ty
of ths State Of loscs, That for the psrposs Of
the completion Of the geological survey Of the
State. that the present state 0eolegiet b con
tipued ia Office, and the sun Of si1 tksusand and
ave hundred dollars ~ hsfsby annually appro-
pristed out Of such moneys in the Stets Treas
rrv = ere hereby appropriatsd, untii the said
eufyev 3 somplets6, q until the 0eseral A.
semhfv ehell order its diseentinaanes. This %.
propriation shah BE- drawn from time q time
ser the purpsses Of the survey aad the pay-
nsst Of the salaries Of its efRcers @ defined and
limited In chapter -, efths acts ofths Eleventh
General Assembly, upon,khs rsquisitions signed
bv the State 0eologist, and vouchers approvs cd
bv the census beard, and fled BY the Auditor
Err. 3. The State Gsologis y hereby 70.
auired 70 complete the geological survey Of the
6tete on or befofe the 6rss dev Of January
1870. ana to prepare ; full and eenplste report
Of said survey sccompeaied By such nsps and
drawings d may Be usceoosSy - illustrate the
same. and transmis them to The 0evernos WHIT
sAaii lay copy OF such report before the ne X
General Assembly.
Hrc 8. On or bsferS the first Monday IN sael
vesr. tbs State Geologist shall prepare careful
statements Of his accounts with the survey To-
the previous year, smbodying them il the form
Of 4 financial report, and ooad The oa0e 10 tn
Governor together With sueh vouchers -
NAV be- ,practicable for him 70 obsain; IN,
the Goyernos shall lay The whole bsssrs tn
Gsnsral Assembly, to6sthss ~itA ~ sspsrt 9
~ OtaAs 0eeli0giet.
Sc. :. Al ssls ssl p9ss y ssss Z ssstr.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-11

Those of our citizens who have known OF
the high reputation of the female seminary, at
Columbia, Tennessee, attained under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Polk, the widow of the bishop
general, will doubtless be glad to learn that
this lady, having severed her connection with
that institution, has determined to cast her
lot for the future with her own people, with
the people with whom, in his lifetime, her
husband was connected by strongest bands OF
love and reverence in our community where
every Episcopalian must acknowledge the
claims which the widow of Bishop Polk has
upon him, where every man must feel bound
to assist the widow of General Polk. Mrs.
Polk, we learn, intends shortly to open IN this
city school for young ladies, to be directed
Jointly by herself and her daughter, Miss su-
san Polk. We trust that she will meet with
that liberal encouragement from our citizens
which, ignoring other claims upon our hearts,
her acknowledged abilities as preceptress
give her right to ask.
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nYporHrsIs AGAINST FACT.

Paners ike the New York Times which
claim, while supporting the Radical ticket
the credit of some reconcile and incompre-
hensible conservatism, seeing that it is impos-
sible 10 make decent defense of the abomin-
able misrule which the Radicals have been per-
mitted to impose on the country, as, so far'
the supreme result of the late war, are driven
to the miserable shift of setting up hypothesis
against fact, and arguing that, bad as the case
now is, it might have been worse If the IRE
bellion" had succeeded. Thus the Times
saws: "Men Of all parties, whatever may
have been their original convictions or opin-
ions on the subject, can now see and realize
the terrible peril from which the nation mas
been saved. The success of the reoelion
would have entailed disasters which all now
appreciate. The establishment OF the oon-
federacy would have been but the beginning OF
national griefs." On what grounds which either
logic or experience will allow does the Times
Law down these propositions? On none what
ever They consist of the baldest hypothesis
There was nothing in the principles which 1t
was designed to vindicate by Confederate In
dependence opposed to the political liberties
| or to the material interests of the country. In
fact, it was an intense solicitude for those
liberties and interests which inspired South
ern secession and confederation. The Radi-
cal subversion Of constitutional government,
which was apprehended then by the best and
wisest men in both sections, has since become
a reality and the defeat of the rebellion
so called, instead of saving the country from
peril, disaster and grief, has been, through
the resulting denominations of Radical usurpa-
ton, folly and wickedness, made to pave
the way to thickening dangers, and TO
depths of shame, and to an accumulation OF
calamities before unknown in the civilized
world. The salvation of the country has yet
to come and it is only to be saved by being
wrested from the ruinous dominion Of Radi-
calism. These are plain, palpable facts OF
experience, and the New York Times weakly
attempts to diminish and nullify them by an
empty hypothesis.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-11

CHARITABIE ENTERTAINMENT are glad
to notice that, with the advance of winter
upon us, the efforts made to relieve those who
will suffer by its advent multiply amongst
those of our citizens who, with time and
money to spare, wisely conclude that they can
make no perrer use OF eltner IMAM 10 employ
them in the service of charity. An entertain
ment for the benefit of that Unknown insti-
tuition, the Camp Street Female Orphan Asy-
ium, is now ON the tapis, and, from all we
can learn of it, will prove a great success.
The affair is to take place at the Opera
House on the 22d inst, and will embrace
concert and series of tableaux, the latter
being produced by the members of the Chal-
mette Club. We are requested to announce
to the ladies and gentlemen who have volun-
teered their services for the musical portion
of the performances that there will be a re-
hearsal on Tuesday evening, at No. 20
Baronne street. A full attendance will, of
course, be desirable.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-11

The New York Tribune says that the Ten
nesseeans desire to have Gen. Thomas back
again and want to be relieved of Gen. Gordon
Granger By Tennesseeans the Tribune
means that charming alliance of negroes,
carpet-baggers and scalawags known as the
Republican party. These would like to have
Gen. Thomas back again because he is one of
their sort and they have relied on him to aid
them in their villainies. Gen. Granger will
do his best to protect the real people of the
State, and hence he is denounced as copper
head. It's wonder that the Tribune doesn't
call him rebel and traitor.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-11


PgoNoGpAPHY ID the system o. writing ey means o'
are reported word for word IL is OF
80, dvsn,.ss In any kind Of butt Is particularly
20 n,osr ousl ,n Mspytudents have entirely sas
At collage By occasional reporns ana ssn
spd n more profitable than :hcir regular chosen pro'
aord. an easy means Of ssstsnce, and there Is ss' %
increasing demand BY Tress, BY Courts Of Law anu
lstvs Bodies for services Of those who prAeu'e
compenration 10 usually irqm SIS TO SIS per day.
On October 18th, 1858. WI b published the nrs' nnn
10 be devoted the interests OF American
noersphers and those Who desire 10 learn the AN Oh
biography phonetic shortsnd) Each number viii con'R
AZ es Of lessonf print explanatory OF the "
tenn and of the changes which have been introduced tho
mast few years which he experiences OF the best report
er has proved are worthy Of adoption. and VII tend 70
make Il more simple anil Of requirement. These wiz
contain all the instructions necessary TO acquire the ART
The explanatory part viii be accompanied BY shcrhan1
ustrstons Lhogrsphsi In the best STYLE Each humber
will also contain number Of Of Autographed Promo
graphy consisting Of mascelsneous reading mAttsr WIN
key In the common print
Speeches sermons phonoerap ideally reported VIII oc
casonAy be hthoe apheh from reporters
ing the style used i verbatim reporting Inc s' nse
numbers will be issued ssmimonthy October lsth No
18Th December lat and 10Th from 'AnuAs
| lat 1862 the Magazine vii be Issued weekly.
| TERMS: M
For the First Five Numbers. ~
| afnala -
Communication and subscriptions should be addressed ia
the Photographs MAsaEihe," Camp street, New Ut
leans ~ H. C. MANLY,
40. NIXON. JR.,
1 pxoDs fafor
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-11

An EXCELLENT SUGGESTION people OF
New Orleans will hail with profound satisfac-
ton the proposition which will be found on
any question which can af1set their general
interests, whether in the enactment of laws,
in resistance to improper legislation, in inn
provements and advancement, or securing
equitable taxation.
Many of the wealthiest and most respecta-
BILE proprietors have already signed list for
the above purpose, which is now open for
further signatures at the Office of @. E. Cir
ardey & Co., Exchange alley. When the list
shall have been adequately signed, a public
meeting will be speedily called.
This proposition receives the cordial in
dorsement of the CRESCENT.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-11

A Row OF FIGuREs In 1860 the taxable
property in the State of Louisiana was esti-
mated to be worth $500. 1855. In 1866, it
would only have brought s225,0O0, 0OO In
1e60 the aggregate wealth of the States of
Arkansas Louisiana, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Texas and Virginia was 81, $50, 703.-
4S9. In 1856. it amounted to $685., 1886, 209,
or little less than one-third of what it was
six years before. elsY ffrf
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-11

The publication of the laws in the CRESCENT
having now been brought up to date, those
remaining will, hereafter, appear in the CnEs-
CENT on the morning following their appear
ance in the evening Republican.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-11

MIR. Simon, the popular book and newspa-
per dealer, So Baronne street, has just re-
ceived quantity of the Seymour and Blair
song book containing all the most spirited
and popular Democratic songs of the present
canvass.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-11

The CRESCENT thanks the First District
German Democratic Club, and the Tigers
for their hearty cheers in its favor. There are
no better, more steadfast, hard working clubs
than the ones above mentioned.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-11

The editor of the CRESCENT is indebted to
the Sixth Ward Rough and Ready Club for
his election as honorary member in their ex-
cellent organization
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-11
e. ANDERSON,


Beg. TO announce to hi numerous epds and the public,
that he has rem owed m q Camp street. to his present
loo ton .tHI .Hf rrI.T .rHr
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ISIS CANAL STREET.


where he has fitted up With an the modern improvements the
hast arranged estsbshnent for the photographs business
IN this country.
His experience during the last fourteen years has enabled
him TO construct the mest artistic lights and oy me ara
eea.lv improved atu and the moot recent discoveries
in science he 10 ready 10 demonstrate that
can be prodpccd better in own Sunny South
than in any other citrate the great dcu has hitherto
BEEN much the want Of sxpsrence a. tne
of proper facilities. srr fi
ANDERSON earnestly rsquesss the kind continuance
Of patronage whereby with cos attention On his own
part and psstancs Of sxsepced opsrAsors and
Artists will enabled 10 produce sueh works In me
art have hitherto been made In TINS
city, Hsying two fne ssy-shts. enables Nun 70 nvs ns
.vofduV rne impatient stts who're AL the
work has to be under light snordisg ne better
oppouusy doing Justice and giving entire satisfacton
Amer the Let Of October GALLERY will be open during the
evening for the pton Of visitors who desire TO call
and examine their leisure not only our own works. but OIL
Paintings Of the highest merit New works will be con-
stanty the collection Whenever opportunity OVERS
50 who desire and cultivate taste for art m
all its various brsnces Hsving long felt such
an establishment would be appreciated In New Orlesss,
neither time labor expense been spared perectpg
everything that reeustsfor FIRST CLASS GALLERY.
and hot es his efforts viii prove entire his whole
aim only equal but 70 excel tiing that has
yet been done in the Photographs art
PRICES shah be As Low AS POSSIBLE for fns work,
and hopes By strict attention business and the alment
Of all the above assertions only his old customers
but hosts Of new ones at
ls8 Canal Street,
THREE SISTERS BUILDINGS.
/ -,s7 RBAg CHRIST CHURCH.
psraalley open from O'Clock. A NJ. until p. NJ.
Boys and I'Ostho Clothing.
We have inst opened FINE STOCK OF CLOTH
ING FOR BOYS, and can suit all tssteA
FANCY CASHMERE JACKETS AND PANTS.
BLACk CLOTH SACKS AND PANTS.
SILK MIXED sUI1s-An sizes.
BOYS, SHIRTS, USDERs aJRrs, DRAWERS, COL
LARS, SUsPENDERS, etc.
Can and examine the prices ct
PITKIN, PIERsON CO.'S,
Is and Is Camp street
| ffr Notice
TO ALL PERSONS WHO ARE REFUSED REGISTRATION
An who ere refused registration. and legally
titled TO the same notified requested to report thei
| cases to the DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL CON
MITTEE Rooms No. zoo CANAL STREET, between IN
hours Of II and o'clock. rxxo, crrr, r.
Secretary 1sTSs;'''. .f M s.'''' '''"'-'
MAMIE kCTlIReR 0F HAVANA CLEARS
AND
IMPORTER OF GENUINE LEAF TOBACCO
| 1e6 Rampant STREET,
| NEW oRLEANR t4
orde for CIGARS Of every quality ned promptly and Wit
strict attention. Sells Cigars unsurpassed in Havana
prisingly low rates Also LEAF TOBACCO Goth tn
| finest Havana and American) ali kinds.
Has received large supply of l2IBBONs from Granadl
| Nos. III, Is and 20
| SMALL PROFITS and QUICK RErURNs
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once Boara or Ressssr9ttom.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Room No, Z Oily hais
New Orleans, Sept q. 1865 !
REa1srRAr1oN OFFICES
PARISH OF ORLEANS
WILLIE OPENED ON
FHIDAY, sTPTEMBER IS 1895.
ArrHE FOLLOWING PLACES.
First Ward.
Race street, corner Of Annuneission supervisos. p.
HOUGHToN, WIN. tIcCUBBIN, >. Il. NELL EUR
second ward.
Triton walk, corner Of Baronns street supervison-
SETH w. LkwIS. il G. KERsHAw, T. CLIFFORD
Third Ward tFronsJ ..a
No. ls st. est, Poydras for all who reside
Eas, Of Rarnpart street supsrvsors-JULIUS A. NOBLE,
THEo LIPsHuTs. CHAs cHEvALIER
Third Ward cKearS
West of the center Rampart street Sapervisos-JAh
NEWTON. MARLIN DEE. J. p KEArlNG.
Fourth wa-d.
cor.r =, Cent, ara IRENE streets supervisors-M. II.
| HANMoRE, JOHNIGERRARD, THEo. MARTIN.
Finh Ward.
No 100 Bprpurdy htree. between Toulouse and st. Peter
.,r..,s sumo: rs--A ROUaELor, l. A. SNAER, L.
| D. LARRIEU
rcoromy Han. Ursuiinss street. between W.
| lsre. Supervisors -ALCIDE LEwIs. A. L. YoUNGs
JUHN SCHULZ. $50. w-s
Frsnchrnen street, between Lsyes and ohsrres Super
l n, u{,U W II X. IL.
j. DAAAD Eighth Ward.
No 4ol Victory STRICT between Eysian Fields and Magny
supervisors-J0HN hcWH0RTER HENRY SCHULTZ,
poSrSanN --.-.-
No. l5s Front Lsvee street, between Monegut couet
supervisop-w. O. 'KINsELLA, JOHN MIEITER, W.
J. MOORE
Corner Of St. Thomas and Jorephins streets. Super
visors-wILLIAM BURROUGHS. G. L SMITH. JOHN
DRIVER
No. ss5 Magazine between Seventh and Eighth streets
supsryisors-RoBEsT NORRIS. D. T. SIMPSON. o. J.
Right Bank. A'giers
Brooklyn House. lsspsrvis0r-T. 8. JOHNSON. Q. L.
SWEET VIM TEASE
All the above nausc requested oaths
Of ONCE immediately others will be appointed
places .f
These ofoes viii Ne open daily from A. n to I, r. and
from to p NJ, Sundays excepted the evening OF
|. October "A, 1863 rrr
For information Of public boundaries Of the differ.
| emit Wards are given: i
First ward-Frofl Felicity to ITALIA street.
| Second Wmd-lrpm Thsa TO Julia street
| Third Ward-Froin Julia TO Canal street. a
Fourth Ward-Fipm Canal TO 81. Louis street.
Fhh ward-Froia st. Louis 70 st. Philip street. .il1i
| Sixth ward-Frcn Bt Philip TO Espisnade street.
Seventh wardfrom Espanade EysIan Fields street.
Eighth wsrd-from Elyssn Fields street 70 Lafayettd(
| Avenue.
Ninth Ward From Lafayette Avenue TO the lower limit Of
| city. Esq aI p
Tenth ward-yram Felicity 10 First street.
Eleventh wsrd-Fon First street upper limit
| Of city, ftt iih
By order Of the Board OF Registration t
WIN. BAKER,
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" p A P HAN TON

BEAurIFrISo THE SKIN AND corpLExrox
PHALOrB Paphian Lotion rsmovvs an ERup
lions. YREcKLEs, PINPLEs. MOTH BLorcHEa
TAN eta, and renders the Skin Son. Fsir ana Blooming
For LAdiss IN the russy II s nvAluabls For Gentlemen
afer Shaving has no equal "Psphiau Lotion Il The
only reliable remedy dssasss and bsmishss or ~ n
PHALorS Psphisn sospr for the roIiss Nur,sry and
Bath vili not Chap the Skin p lt =
Price, Is cents Per Cake. Sold BY oil DrueRdsts
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-11

On Saturday 10th inst at oc ock after linger
ing illness. MARY j. ERNUL, wife Of r. A DeatIeL
The friends and of the family are invited to
stter her funers THIS Sunday MORNING, at 10 o'clock
from, her late residence. No. 24 Camp street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-11
MANUFACTURER OF HAVANA CIGARS


DR.. JULIUS HOMBERGER, Gate Assistant to Dr. s,chsl
ParsJ OCuLIsT. lao Canal street, New Orlssna Omos
hours from II to O'Clock Clinic for Diseases Of the Eve
Saturday, from TO o'clock. Physicians Medical Sta
dents invited TO attend the Clinic Demonstration with
the Ophamoscope Poor patients win b treated sndop
Grated on free of charge tirnrI 10. 8I.