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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25
EXCELSIOR STORE
Odd GLOW - Hail.
TOWsoNTOwN.
BALTIM RE
Dry Goods, Grocery, Shoe,
Hat and Gap, Clothing
and Produce Store
Combined.
CHARLES r. CHEW,

Gil 4 l;LE.S II. CHEW,
HAVlSG purchased tho stock Good Will
and fixtures Of the store rerruily opened
i'y l.. L. Cleveland Co.. in
ODD FELLOWS HALL. TOwSOSTOwS
VIII keep on h.a; Stock cqualing any To- be
ioGnd in the ci'" .N.'"cding any to be found
ia the country.
We will have i.ll Stock Of DRY GOODS
vf every kind. such 4 BLK and bro. Mu-lius,
CalicOcs. Cotiouad"s. Cnssimcfs. of which We
hall have the latest styles DciAinss and all
kinds Of Drc,. Goods Flannels. brown Drill
Cambrics. Ta blc Linen. &c. Also. Pine. Nee.
dlcs. Spool Gotten, Thread. Buttons. Brushes.
collars. Cuiis. combs. Gloves. and fine aud
heap line of HOSIERY, 4c., 4c., &e. our
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Embraces fine line Of Teas. Coffee. Sugar,
Flour. Sugar-Curcd Hams. Table salt. g. A.
salt, Mustard, Ging,r. Al!sPiee. Corn Neal,
Coal Oil, and IN fact cs"ft hing pertaining to
the Grocery business q iull rinrk of every
thing, all ifrsh aud KEEP, 10 NJ. ! order. We
also have tip.iop lot Of To1ACTo and az
CARS. HATS and CARS for mcu anl h"y.
BOOTS and SHOES for ladies. gents aud rhil-
dfcn: HAkDwAREofcvcryk kind CANDIES.
CHINA v ARE. H.. Also. n fine lot %:
REiDrMADE CLOTHING.
\ !aise stock of Til and Wooden Ware aud
everything that Is kept IA a general Country
-,or''. II OF which viii be sold a; rity y,,-c..
A. our wagon will run u aud from the city
We will constantly be- in receipt OF New Goods.
all ,l which we will be enabled 10 sell a. low
as they can be- bought from any house in Bal
trnorc Philadelphia "r New York. We in
tend 10 conduct our store upon = sirietiy rash
system. and know We can show that il il much
cheaper Ia buy goods for cash than on credit.
We respectfully ask a call from tho ci,isens
OF Towsontown aud vicinity.
We are al all times willing 10 show Goods
and qug:u ps,ao..
ES- COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in .x.
change.
CHARLES X. CHEW,
luw-nntown, Baltimore County, Md.
lime p isGs Nv
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re- l.essins, the German philosoph,r bcing
abscnt minded, knocked at bis own door ono
evening, when the servant looking out oi the
window, aud not recognizing him. said, ''ihe
professor 4 not at home. oh very well, said
Leasing, Composcdly. walking away. "l'U c'll
another time
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TmR BgGISSiSa or GHKAT foaTuSE. The
wealth Of the great Welsh family OF Crawshay is
larger than that of the Astors, Vanderbilt aud
Stuart combined, and like most great fortunes
commenced with very small beginnings. In the
last century the original Crawshay. then far
mer son. rode 10 London ON his pony--his sole
propcrly-io SEEK his fortune. he began by
sweeping out the warehouse Of an iTonmongcr,
who was Of discriminating mind, aud saw that
Young Ctawshay had good stun in him. The
iFonmongpr had hreu successfully spcculaling in
sending out iron POTS TO America and biz nsiu'c
apprentice observed that II the American used
SO many pots ihci must want hooks 10 hang
them on whefcupon the master not ouly took
the hint but kindly determined that crawshay
should send them out, aud that he would lend
him money for the purpose. Upon this venture
he realized fiOO, aud nom that time the farmer b
son moved rapidly upward, being trsi laS,n in
10 partnership by his master and ultimately be-
coming an iron King In Soath Wales, whose dee.
cenlani lately deceased, has len, above $50, 00o.
600 Ia personal property alone, beside enormous
real estates. it's curious fact that from this
stock has arisen very short time, two baronc'a-
e,- aud me prerage--ihAi of iiancysi
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Miscellaneous.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
THE "POULTERERs' FRIEND. :"
OR CHICKEN POWDERS.
cOPXRxdIIT SECURED.
FILL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PACKAGE.
Price as Cents.


EACH PACKAGE.
Price as Cents.
rTNIIE annexed arc a few Of the certificates We
i have received in proof of the great value
and efficacy of the Poulterers' Friend
cAsnotLfox. baltimore Co. Dee. 10. Ises.
N,ifrg ciofiroTfhy e..
Gentlemen-i have used your Poui,.rsr. Friend -
upon brood o young chickens that had the Rapss and
am harpy 10 say ra' by the use % feu doses they
were entirely cured II wii certainly rufr the gApes
Your.. sc. GFo HARTMAN
ASSAEoi,s MD. Feb. ',h, IsdS
Ns9.. Ui0isoIiAy %.
Gcntlemrn-i have sold all the roulerers Friend''
received from you last August The Poultry In the
surrounding country was dying very fast With Choe.
far could learn ii has proved cure for the ds
ease Respectfully. V X. GOODMAN.
BAtrixoHI. Feb. %. iscs
Ny chickens we're dying very fast with what my
neiskhors called Chicken Cholera" was induced 10
charm gave It a. directed and IL cured thase thAt
thea STICK. and have not say symptoms ofthe
"''''' " n. MENcKES.
Cross and Water Streets
IIrTEHsoS, Frederick County. Nd
JHiy 22d. 1867
Ns,,rs Cloi,sortAy q Co., 7altissore
Gentlemen-Ths wonderful cures which have been
made by your PouitcTers' fTicnd cannot fal 10 in.
tercs al who Poultry. gentleman o. this vii
IIc tried your "Poultsrr.s Friend according 10 the
drtcions aad Il had the desired effect In destroying
the worm. cacctuay relieving the chicken a. once-
since then have had many calls for IT, sad !, has been
used extensively with the same result II IL % ineaies
liable vsa~ 70 al Who raise Poultry
ilcsTeeifuiiy, SPENCER.
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Prepared by ClIAs. 4 wM. CAsPARL
APOTHECARlES AND CHEMISTS

Cor. H'fiie ~. E Ptrn,yirna'r tc.s.,.
S1s- Price ioc and sac PEI y,.a,-- -,&
packages fnr - ~.
For Snl- 1T WILLIS pRrr TORE
Feb. -. !Shs.-iy. Tow ..iit.wn. Nj
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all the congregation the grand elegy written by
his ancestor. David, on the occasion of their
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Familiar 10 him is the life Of the Prophet
Elijah. We fancy Joseph coming up her, with
the child aud with extended arm pointing 10
Carmel, the scene oi lacrifrc aherr irc ctme
down from ll,avcn ani coti,Imtd ih' "ruphci-
OF Baal We cannVl quite s.e %. 'l.Aev u.
Shunen where Elisha raised the widows son.
Tor u Is round the point of Little llcfmon.
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Among tbs inhabitants We see the carpenter
Joseph, using the axe aud saw, tie plane and
ehiscl, laying wooden beams fog the roofs OF
houses, making tables aud stools and among
the maidens who iill their jars a, the fountain Is
one named Mary, be,ro,hed to the carpenter
She IL low ia station, though she has royal blood
n her veins. Through all the centuries since,
painters have thought OF her rs m idcal Of per-
fect loyeliness, purity, aud truth Il Is not ian.
cy or fiction. Such girl lived here walked
along these paths, brca,hed the fragrance Of the
flowers blooming in the garden. puekei the lily
OF the valley, perhaps, 10 adorn her hair and
s,rollrd with her mates beneath the olives
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days march nearer home
With such calming Influences around us We
forget the present. and go back 1865 years To be-
hold Nazareth as II was at that iimc--a vale as
peaceful then as nOw-an Insignificant town So
small that the people Of other towns spoke OF II
con,empiuously Just as We sometimes speak Of
Slab City aud Hard Scrabble. No great public
thoroug ghfares led through the place. There was
n Roman road down the s,a-coasi aud another
from the sea-cOasl through Scpharis in the valley
Eve or ia miles north, extending eastward TO
tho sea Of GalileC so the tides OF travel and
commerce flowed past Nazareth, leaving II a
small village. among .he hills, without hisio.
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TrOR NEr ir l. 4 w.
ANn saLiClroR ~ CIIANcERI.
Hr,,,i'sY Ro-'. alg-aue CsHH Hoa's. Tsw's.ioS"
Ni pranrI, attend To- all bpsincs. entrusted 10 his
,Arr Jan II. iA5s.-l!.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

airs. winslOw's Soothing syrup. for
Children Teehng greatly facilitates process tsethis
BY sOenng the gums reducing all inaamssion-wi AAy all
Pain and spssTnodie nson and at, bowels
Depend upon H. Mothers 1t will give rest yourselves
HefaDd health put up and sold
years. say sonadenss ii what we
have able any other sdne-Nsvsr has
Is failed in sin e eject Cure when sim y used
Never did know instance Of dissatisfaction by any one
who used H. On the contrary all delighted with H. ope
ration, and speak Of communication Of its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak In this matter "WhAt
do know" after years Of experience and pledge
tation for the fuament Of here declare In almost
Instance where he infant suffering from pain aRd
hsuson, relief win be found in hReen twenty minutes
amer the syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using viii accompany each bottS Be
and call for Mrs Windows Soothing syup having the
fac smile Of Curtis Perkins," on the outside wrapper An
others are base limitations
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world Price only IS
cents per Bottle
oHees-2l5 Fulton street, New York; sOs High HoTbom,
London, England; AL ST. Pauls.reet Montreal, Canada
BARNES, WARD Co, Agsutsb
"a Magazine street. New cans La
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THE RECOAsTKUCTIoN CONVENTION.
sIxTY-sIxTH DAY.
FRIpAY. Feb. Il. 1865.

FRIDAY, Feb. II, 1865
The convention met at IL A. NJ; sixty.six
delegates present.
Reagan, OF Baton Rouge, was called to the
chair.
A resolution was offered by Blackburn, OF Clai
borne, requesting the committee on style to ex-
puDge the word "msle" from the article defining
the qualification Cf voters.
A resolution by NAPLES. of Orleans, repeating
the addition Of thirty per cent. to the pay Of dele.
gates, was indefinitely and Indignantly postponed.
The committee style reported progress. The
Constitution, having been revised, had been placed
in the hands Of the printer, and would with accom-
paying recommendations from the committee. be
offered the convention for adoption as whole on
Monday.
After refusing TO reconsider the vote. substi-
tu'ing SheTidsn's name for that of Mower in an
application TO Congress, having reference 10
prospective chsnge Of commanders, the conyen-
lion adjourned TO Monday, 18th inst. at 10 A. ".
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n KIMAULT a CO.'S
SYRUP OF FERRUGINoUs PERUVIAN BARK

Chemists II z a. Prince Napoleon Richsleu P.r
This has the great advantage Of combining
in the medical
ascdty and agreeable this Syrup psasur,
the delicate stOmschs.
II IL par excellence the FERRUGINOUs TONIC vbic,
should be administered to ladies OF delicate constitution
young backward In attaining the anc
children Of weak constitution Dartic. arly an
led 10 the Of ChoOross Aaernes Pal. Cen
oexioh Gastrc Gastrsse Whites, Debflit.
Want Of Appetite, Poverty u Blood, etc.
Agents in New York Mr. BROKER l29 Grand street New
Orleans at Nessrs DUCoNGE, DELoCHE and he pGfncD.
Cheunistk
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Dwellings In New Orleans and j Jefferson ant
Suburbs.


ETEE TWO LARGE NEW MODERN STYLE TWO
STORY BRICA DWELLINGS, on Magazine stfeet, b.
tween Terpsiehore and Eatsrpe street, - u.,.
streets sSntsPg az IiS ronI SRa Ssi
RESIDENCE Race street. fro ting AM unciaton Square
Lot 81 Sy ~ TS and me b
Two STORY BRICK DWELLING on Dryadss street,
TWo DoU BILE COTTAGES, on BAronne, between Erato
TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING, on Carondest, be-
DOUBLE TWO sToRi Fame DWELLING, on Con-
stance between Ersto and Gannie eight rooms ga side
HANDsoME COTTAGE and whole Square Of Ground,
bon DEE DEE By Bisnve Asxsndsr Cont SsoOiso9
tanning four large servants room, ktchel Front
COTTAGE corner Bars ks ard Trems containing four
cabinet hal. kitchen Of feur cistern,
HANDSOME TwO.sToRY DWELLING on Tonti street,
between CarOndeet aid St Peter with three large lots
COTTAGE on Roman, between CustOmhouse and Bisn.
DOUBLE OUTAGE on Jackson street. between Liberty
and Frankn-our rooms on each side.
street-siN rooms, kitchen, etc
NEW COTTAGE Clio, bet zen Magnolia and Clara,
containing tour rooms in main building ktchsn servants
NEAT COTTAGE on Liberty street. between Josephine
and Jackson; with extra large lot, 50 BY li9
Third streets containing four roem and kitchen, servants
'O ONE LARGE DEsiRABLY SITUATED LOT on Sec
oHd street btween Magazine and Camp, with the brick
HASDsosF IA SEQ COTTAGE corner Of Fourih and
Constance with quarter 81 square OF ground House con
ians large psrors four bedrooms four rooms IL base
ment and ouhqi dngs Handsomely improved ground
TWO VEkY DESInABLE DOUBLs TEN1MEST
DWELLINGS on Josephine street. Each house contains
about eis hi rooms.
LARGE TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING on Magazine
street river side between Second and Third Streets With
two large lots Of ground
HANDSOME TwO-STORY DWELLING wi h thee lots
Of gOupd with bearing trees Della
oh Use street between Prytana and coliseum sire IS
LARGE COTTAGE AND GROUNDS Laurel street.
City jefferson condition s'mewhat dapidased, watch will
be sold at Argain to induce purchase.
COTTAGE on Delachase street, between PrytAnia and
Coliseum containing six fence eistern and all
necessary cOsveniences.
CTTAG- Oh stnat street. between Napoleon Avenue
and Berlin street, wi rooms kitchen, cistern etc
COTTAGE Chestnut between Lyon ard Bordeaux
streets containing four frot and side gallery.
COTTAGE AID SEVEN LOTS corner OF st. Charles and
hsrengo House contains four kitchen. etc
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81. Louis. Leuisviile. Columbus, Cairo, Rome.
Atlanta, Macon, Augusta and Charleston
U. q. Mall Route Between New Orleans.
Western L ouisiann and Texas.

The Railroad Fsrryboat will leave the foot ST. street,
opposite the jackson Square DAILY ~ connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algiers stsA n
Shippers consgnses Of freight by giving notice to the
New Orleans Trsr Company, Camp and Common
have their goods received delivered In part
Of the city reduced rates Of drayaga
Freght The road for landings the Teehe,
and for Opelousss deliverable New lbedA Martins
VILE received dA Sundays excepted from to n,
ct the foot Of ST. Ann street
eight for all points Bayou Lafourche between Laba
devle and Lockport for Blanger Canal and for Houma,
will be received and transported through via RaeeSud La
Terrebonne stations through Steamboat
An outward freight payable ~ the time Of shipment and
ali inward freight delivery
G. ". h. BAILEY,
1ank
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BOOK WITHOUT A NAME.

ERREsT TURPIN, WHOLESALE AANUFAo.
u Of Stick Candy Fancy Candles Chocolate Cream
Drops Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Jubtube Past Gun
Drops syrups, BY Steam Importer Of French eOrns
nsnts sueh Cupids Flowers, Gum Leavas LVres Dau
2hins Decorated Toys COssQue Fancy Papers Osk,
ssHds Bouquets CartOnsyes Christ
and fear Presents, CemucopiAs ste etc Ne 3.
between 81 Louis aud Oonn str.sts NST
L.
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Stanton (Ssnd on y positively declares that he
will not resign. Stanton never resigns-nOt he.
He always waits to be kicked out, and then he
sneaks in again.
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Fifty dollars Sloat elliptic sewing machine tri-
For sale 81 Cana street.
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John l.. BARINGER,
asa. ISs, ISs......MAGAZINE,.... xSx, ISs. Iss

asa. ISs, 1Se...... MAGAZINE. ISe. Iss
10O....-......FOt-e Dame street.............IOe
BRASS FOUNDRY AND FINISHING SHOP,
And Dealer In
WROUGHT IRON PIPES AND FITTINGS, tOs steam
Water and GaA
COPPER, Tin AND SHEET IRON WORK, IN au ~
nnltifsrOus branches for Steamboats, Plantations Brew
sriss, Disttllsries and Private Dwellings,
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAIL- b ths
sestast manner, and on the shortest nOtlcN
COPPER STILLS made 10 order.
CONSTANTLY HkEp;
large assortment Valves; Chsok Valves
horizontal and vertical; Oh Globes and Oups sisss o.
Stss and Water Cocks Of various patterns seen aausss
hsgDstic Ws.sr Gsnses and aauEe Cocks etc, etc.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY aAsD:
ne cslsbrs.ed MITCHELL STAR LIGHTNING ROBE
and POINTS which took First Premium Fab
ords IRON city sod country solicited, sns promptly -
tended 80
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-Batshelrr's Hair DYe-This splendid
Hair Dye the best IA. worlds the only perfect
Dye; harm ess relibe ihssntane no Ridiculous tints
remedies ihe III effects Of bad dye nvorats and
Hair soft and beautiful Black BroEn- Sold by al Dug
gists and PeTfum and rrOnery spoiled Al Bachelors Wig
Eae.ory, Nc. l6 Bond Sueet, NeE York.
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Shepard, Abbott 4 Co., So Camp street, are
selling their stock at greatly reduced prices.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Fox sALE..-.'''.'.'.''..''.''-'' 'fOh > ALE
ROBINSON & ASTON,
Real Estate Agents, Ne. "a Commercial Place.
Fern. on ". o. and jackson Railroad.


PONCHATOULA sfATIoN-A Farm on the New OleAas
ar jackson Railroad mile from Ponchsoula Station IS
mes from Few Orleans Containing 81 acres OF land . acres
OF hich fenced nd g0od sttsO' ealt Walton
The eons Of Two boase eaeh eoltsn Ag
Grape Vines bearing Trees 200 ing Friit Trs
Pcs-sl2 half cash. balance one and two years. with
PoNUH ,TOULG-A o. 40 scrss miles from the
sst Of comoriab Dwelling Kitchen Stable PouitrT.
house, oehard Of Peaches Ap2lss Pears Plams Figs
hedrs enclosing The place Pree $3.50 part cash balance
P6SCHAToULI-S farm Of go acres, 70 Of which are
Gle red. Ioprovsmn consist Of hewsd Log House,
ys6l. House Batbhouss Stale SmokshOGss Black, ait6s
ard Tghts shops 20 Fruit frees Of different keds
Price $4,000 ose half cash, bslsl &c terms 70 suit
TlCKFAW-A farm Of one hundred and sixty acres Of
land forty which cleared The improvements
consist Of comfort ble dive Ing containing rooms front
bearing peach trees Price s2OO
TlCKEAW-A Fam Of one hundred and twenty acres Of
LAND With small dwelling and necessary Outbuldngs orchard
Of choice fruit Price $3.50 ,,,-,.,-n
tory ChstavA Price 5000; onehird cash balance
easy terms.
ground. orchard. etc at Osyks, Mss Price $500.
besides dlsns ros kitchen 'sTyaats room Sab
s.rbs h D VET eo Ps sia Mals land nav os
SUMMlT-HA1dsone Residence, containing 4 rooms in
msn baidinR, front and de galleries wing OF rooms,
.ervsnis house. caraEs house steele Poultty house odr
seres Of hs1Sssmey improved grS1Ad onshA mile from
a
OF esliyaten; house contains hall and ten
or hard Of choice fruit
TANGIPAH Alarm o. one hundred and sixty acres Of
land, vita dwelling ~ kchea, smoke
wants houses Workshop. carriage hOuss barn. stables etc.
young orchard OF l5)y frait tees
AkCOLA Very desirable Residence with IS acres Of land
station HOuss contains ave la main build
ing, front and galleries, di.ugroon, kitchen two ser
wants rooms, cAsge house. stable, ETC. Orchard OF 20
bearirg trees
ARCULA-Lsrge dwelling and 100 Of land at Ar
cola. about hall OF which Is cleared
HAkMONp STATIC Farm two miles irBm Hamm0nd
Station, New OIlssNs and Jseksnn Railroad miles from
New Oeans containng 50 Of land q Of which
cleared 1he Improvements list OF two ~wsngs; OF
three rooms Of raOm hitch servants etc
The properly beautifully stuasd there II magnificent
grove Of ,lis and OskA Prcs $1,000 one hal cash
SUMMIr-A Farm, mile from Summit station New
Orssns Al Jackson Railroad, miles from New Orleans,
cOntsning Of land IS OF which cleared
fenced improvements consist OF dwelling OF six
rooms with front gallery; kitcher servants stable,
crib, 90 bearing fruit trees beautiful shade ees
churches schools and good society Price SlOJl cah.
MAGNOLIA Farm four miles from Magnolia 100 miles
fro New Orleans, contsninz 200 Of land 100 OF
which cleared. In proven consist very comisA
bic dwelling and all necessary outhuidings There is an
orchard OF choice ffuit tees Price $500
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Sugar Plantations for Sale.

A HIGHLY VALUABLE Sugar PLANTATION
fronting Mississippi river opposite Greenvi le, inng
about 6n penis OF sno. 1hs improvements consist o
Large Handsome Resideace double cabins and other
This fine property should and attention OF
pres desiring t. make investments Apart from It's value
SugsT Plantation IL 10 loving 20 its proximity t. the
Stock landing well adapted the purposes Of paturags
1t will be sold a bargain.
A FIRsT-CLAS SUGAR PLANTATION, 80 miles
above New Orleans lining 765 and having
Of arpents the Mississippi river; comfortable
Dwelling; quarters; house; stables. LeVess
good
VERY DESIRABLE SUGAR PLANTATION Of 200
arpents IS miles New Orleans having front OF
srpens the Mississippi river There the place
very comfortable Dwelling, outhouses, negIo quarters,
stables, etc.
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SPECIAL.

EATAA ..''.''''.'.''. '''.~'''.'.......SFECbAAs
Dr. Howe's Mode OF Using q Vacuum.
By removal Of atmospheric local and internal
gestions instantly relieved, which health
large Of diseases It vigorous circulation Of blood
into and through part operated upon Of which
nOurshes nvigOraes and enlsrg permanently small weak
rgsn by restoring he equilibrium cf natures blood food
them; by which 1t Is reliable remedy for Parzysed
Shrunken Parts ImpOteney Weak Sexual Power Sperms
torhes Seminal Derangement Diseases from Self Abuse
Painful and Insontinenseo Of Urine Enlarged Prosrats Obs
elect vHroees certain FERNS Of Structure etc., which
other rarely Hundreds have been treated
OesstaIy,
His Medical Baths
Eradicate Constitutional Syphilis, SKIN Diseases Hanos
Rheumatism and Mercury from the system, which medicines
None fail 70 reach but used together effect wonderful
Private Diseases Cured Speedily.
Remedies prepared and furnished for Al forms Of disease,
seute and chronic, Of eishsr sex.
Once hours from A n. 70 II Consultation freq,
Treatment essh Charges moderate Strictly conhdeats
A. T. Howell D., IL Bsronns street
Near Osnsl New Orleans
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VHE GREAT EFFICACIOUsNEss OF
hessrs Grmault Co.'S Iodized Syrup Of Horse Rad
ishThe IOdized Syrup Of Horse ksdsh Of hessr Gmau
Co, Chemists TO H. l. n. Prince Napoleon At Paris 10
exceencs succedaniOus 10 Cod Liver OIL
best treatment follow in Lymphstc and screlous asc
lions, well In various Cuaneoue diseases The public
will therefore read with great interest the analysis Of this
medicine by Professor KetEin5k extracted from the Cheists
Journal Vienna we'll the letter addressed Mssss
Grmau Co. by his Exeelency the French ambassador
Vienna confirming the high reputation Of this learned Doctor
II is ~ follows:
"rimsults Iodised Syrup Of Rsdlsh not II FREE
elementary and caRstc state but In the iodhydc
and Of organic combination similar the iodine
Oed Liver on
(sig1ed) VrcKrr KLErxrrsKL
Chemical AnayBof 70 tha Law Courts Vienna Hospits
Chenirt and r. WTKDEs,
Professors Of Chemistry
FRKNcH EEBLssT AT VIKrrA, 4
Vienns, August Is l365
Hesnx 0rmsult 4 Co. Chemists at Paris
In the letter addressed TO his Exceency thu
EnbassadO have the honor 70 inform that Professor
ketsinsk Il Of high standing at Vienna that he
personally much thought Of and for Of the
Ohemists IN Germany. PIHRzTI,
Consul and Attaehe TO tie Esnbassy,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-15
AGRICULTURAL.

CAMUEL BARNEs-
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND FRONT SITS,
constant receipt Of the qualities Of NO aTHERN
and WESTERN POTATOES, such
Jackson Whites.
Peach Blows,
Prince Alherts, and
Pnkeyes for planting, etc
which he offers for sale at the lowest market