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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-18
PLANTATION BITTERS!

and which have become celebrated all over tho
world Tor their wonderful tonic properties These
Hiicrs arc now. aud always have boon prepared pre-
ci'"ly IN tho sainC way whom the right title etc,
that We have added thereto Caisaya Bark which In
combination with other we'll known roots aud herbs,
forms ono % the most delightful tonic cordais that -
II possible Tor tho ingenuity of man 81 compound lis
medicine which Increases strength. raises tho spirits
and gives life and CheCrfulncss tn all who aTo weak
and depressed. and at the same limo comforts RIad-
dCuE aud DNhiara.sz.
Tho spirit which preserves and forms the basis ~
these lt"rp IL pure st. CrOS rum distilled from tho
sugar cane grown In tho tropical Islands 1T ~ CroiN
and H. Thomas, under tho Immediate surryision 81
our own experienced agents sent ont aud located there
CiWc'sly Tor that purpose. and defy AMI Worlds
Commission chemist, or science o. produce Show
other Llan vegetable matter In tho composition ~
ucso bltt"rs We, therefore, Ofucr and recommend
them To III. public with q sure guarantee that they
Ing complaints
Ih"y purify, strengthen and inyIgoratc.
They create healthy appetite
They arc an an,ihotc to change ~ water and dict
They overcome effects NJ dissipation and late houra
They strengthen tho Eystom and en1iyon the MIND
Thoy prevent mlasmatic aud inlcsmittcut fovcrs.
They purify the breath and acdiiy " tho stomach
They euro Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure nihrrh,ra, Cholera and Cholera Morhns
They euro Liver Complain aud Nervous Headache
They arc N" host Bitors In the world.
They make u" weak strong, aud arc exhausted Ma
iurc's Great Hcstnrcr.
hold ~ MI GRoCEUS. DRUGGISTS. &c
q. ~. DRAKE ~ CO.. New work.
rrpuiNGIUN, itOSrErrER 4 CO, San francisco
. 'aa A@'H'a 500 iar Fas iG. goa-t IJly
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TO TIE
NJ z N q N d w o M u NJ
OF ALL NATIONS!

WE HAVE WATCHED TIE COuNsE or so MASY
w distressed. cruaciatod and forlnrn dyspeptlcs-
ot Norn.out and Frustrated fcmAlcs--Who have taken
new lease ~ life. aud gradually received yigOr
strength, health aud the power IL social plcasurCs-
from tho effects u tho Plantation BttHrs-thAt re arc
not surprised 81 tho testimonials receive although
uur readers may be. II r. pleasure do good In tho
world. but our measure IL moro shan full We had
conception % tho widespread suffering which exists
or II tho almost iniAliblo cures produced 10y thSsH
Bitters whom We nrst commenced Offering thrm for
sale We nuw hnd that every house ha- > ss,aS ,ht'h.
an aInE parent, or dcbilitatcd. hgcd m"nb"T. who
needs this tonic.
II IL now some seven years since We purchased II
Pedro Msrt'c. - IA, island 81 81 Ct".r tho exclusive
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-20

A RaSn PnoNlsE The Portland Ar
qua tells the following story Of a young
lady who is pupil al one ofthe schools
IN that city, and who already, Il seems,
beats Der papa at mathematics
"She modestiy proposed that il her
father would give her only one cent on
one day. aud double the amount each
successive day for one month. she would
pledge herself never to ask han another
cent Of money as long as she lived.
Pator iamilias, not stopping 10 run oy-
or the figures 10 bis head and not sup
posing il would amount 10 a largo sum
was glad 10 accept the offer at once,
thinking ]! alss favorable opportunity
to include o possible marriage dowry in
the future AZ the twenty fifth day be
became greatly alarmed, lest Il be com
Piled With lis own acceptance. be
Hlehi be OBLIGED 70 Be declared a
bankrupt on his own petition. But
when, at the thirtioth day, the young
Rirl demanded ouly the pretty little
sum ~ 5000. 100 ~ tho astonished
merchant waa only too happy TO can
eel the claim Nv advancing handsome
cash payment for bis folly in allowing
himself 10 give bond for bis word he
considered as good as bis bond with
out noticing the consideration therein
expressed, and by promising 10 return
to the old custom Il advancing smaller
sums daily untl otherwise ordered"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-20

NJ t 'ehe'H
"a .aA Z dasa8ags yame mA o.
tts peHazs e hlsaehst ~ iuftn
sts. .nisaY Is vraea Hos aatafs
hanan sat,sls aFef tm. ~ testify be-
6fe a ssaags Haw - aas
ems 81 BE .lss sends EeuQss slong
h.s ussries. and bepds f9rward hlS
frams The stretch whoes he long
plssauts hss been e dstssa hifasta
sbs b dshaueb others vhoss hsars has
been saesf.od n so - that 4 il black
al ever. - az a6encs 10 the heart q sAo
nnhSomsshsd
knapisdgs = power. aud thai
wbirh USUALLY creates The dlasYepcs Re
tvesu she higl.sr srd ,oser elasss i
is wse8g The wsnt u i natea tbs
ere ~ digger u diicbes. hving In poT
vrty. vbsis tise possession "a 4 readers
tLe is afthe ofher eAsy. and sarroand'
La uiih Al The eautorts and lurane'
81 a. isteunr
II : ne dusy n erery man % edu
cate hss fasn,ly Fraskllp aid that =,
. yonng s4an Ias, starting il lie, COOS
edacatipn aud 10 money i better cap
iial than thousands q dollars joined u
ignorance
Our yoang uen 81 to-day must gov
srn tbs eouniry 10 the next generation
Therefore they ought 10 work with IN
tiring fort 70 improve and 81 them
selves isr the task before them
EaFly rising. habituAl temperance IN
relaxing industry, was cobbetls advice
10 al young men.
Napoleon was commander. in-ehicf o
The grand army u France at twenty
seven, William Pitt was Premier 0
England al the age oftwsnly-threei by
ron wrote "Dou Juan, at twenty -four
Young men. these things are worth re
mefnbsring.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE
sFrG0f crka ~ wa01Fise lrsM


~ Ha h o. As 3 lstsss Nsff essl isss .tlass,
t M Ffg fix eKfs stH w&sa sg
Fss eaaaf eaassfFs slt ks = - ssaaf e.
ms6r faem 2 tsfa nNDfS AEAN&A&
ksn t.ttf AFNE 8 ~ AsFe eAa 81
ftaEf 81 taas Has saN Mf G ss.tA'sg Aaa ~
- fAa eYsse &ha~ az sessi 9sst )
ass Mae s sss z a4i - asas lst ~ -
s#sa ssF4tat Is ts slaa 81
gse Atsa ms# 8 p ns sF-f tae
3ts Atasf Mrs zsat nsle
nfsss #f $50 H8
VS. tt Is ~ eeF =
Nsf4tsN th Nkn kat atE 81
ksass ~ aees " ssstas BE- snfg &s Asa
sssF4 Seif sgst aesn s. - ~
f ANHa # ts4 s& AAf ass @ases at.asass.
tssz9p4 @as - sfszsHH gaf csssf .aaesss sess frs
Eesss ssss essfas - saa - sssts
tasteasaas slaf - sasssea 10 hnsi9A sa4 FlesF~
Aez frN Htft Haf Fs rtsa g IS Ma lsst 8
lAs y ts8 flaaf va tFsasatfs 81 NJ MpzAa
lnsssf taeHs ae easssts y Al &sffa ehs ttHtg
81 49, IS ltH' salss fssssss - thss sstasssss
ss aaA sess asFf ssAas 9dssts ssstaaa q tA ttseEa
fss haraa8 = AKs ess4slhsasssea als hss4 tsnA Il
atsss a. - aseaf aaH1slssis + asazf 81 b.
- kaesa ie eaa,s asia aasfsesa eas1assa
~ fE6EEg~f
Tmtzss Is ~ tseBFsts HFast 0ss a-lss -.s.I
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c0E'S C0UGH BtIStM.

ISIS taF usrs ssd rtFes heasssy = srssu
-s Hsl 81 ts5r s3tfaafu tat 5sstat A. aftes -
tr rnsr we traaHa az rfeprsrtafs sauua4f
tk.as Asnaafsa the uAHY thsnFs fcg4rt3 faf tie
hHtath sffrfzsef alf safteisAlfs ? tar Nta
tl.faaFa fhg 1anF sna tssliass usaths % vAAief.
Css's Laarh nslassa fhaas1 uas bs itFgtstua Pr
rssfa 3 heen ; heaNshaia rus@irsns assa
iaashers RntAnns ~ he SAFETY u thsEf rfsidrsa.
ar.a a xha sur.F fraIa suf Gitsass = ths tArist
shass and lsasrs sansgs seafa e. he wltbaui H.
iu saEiisou = die urlsaary fear panes D. luaE -
iltf usFkss ~ naa fafuisA Gar mAtum5ath family
nae bs.ttias wkaA siA, iu nauaEaun IA TIE t1h-
e. slfe. ~ fsssna 81 ~ Drag stree
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a GREAT DISCOVERY !!

zas Eaaasaet SSeaas gera freAtlsF "a aissss
- ~ faHrasf issi nsAas. insaata o. bs llseeid -
taNeNAst5. ilsia SD ~ sata q AeA kpissa nHit -
p 0afsns ~ A&0sfsg4 st BaataH tEis tue wan-
4rs - Ne aisgt Fttgizlsas aH4 "a e8esFnf8 psasc
"a aEa sxsHsihe 81 ss78 O. klfgH}Are u u 81 gnar
iatsfsst ktAss $50 Gasalg rights faF ~48a. tW4G
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A GREAT BLESSING

tFi-om kcr T. r Ward, AEON, LoraA Co, 81
MEssEs sgRcSs 1 AsssTsosa
G,lIiiaf,e1t- II gives mc great pleasure 10 state
that M vile has derived great benefit from the
use * Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She has hren for b
IT.mbss % years greatly tF8uhled Eith Dyspepsia,
accompanied vita yl0lent ParoxsslnA ~ c0usiips
tion which prustTated her that she az the
while Cor months, unable o. ~ ANYTHING She
heak, at y0Hf ustsHce, Goes uy=pepeIa lEre. &nd
has derived CHEAT BENEFIT FROM ~. aud s.
uew Comparatively we'll. sht regards ihis meeii-
eiae a. great haaAsiug
Iralf ypara, l.. r. WABD.
Jan. 18Th, iess.
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the Ola EstabIi.hed Hospital

Iu@ay 1boasdua IHfads ttued AfBugtv
NE. -. TELLER geatlHuss 90 ~ esafteutaiiy rsa.
tablsheA Mespitsl No. Beaver kifesl AitzIy w.
ENfHty sara sNsisti u a4s ysftcslAT frhHfb q
prHst}ss snaiiss hiB perform a0et 50 sJhvi
physician t4A ts q f3ef ats taei tbfihr 10
uAdeLeu Fita the Fnlnsat i5 fltiaNs u thr Uta
M0rd ~ shtiuihg iht safest sell as re safest
dieE II tshs dseates pAsu inducements t. he abtf
tausf OTIS 4ek ahf fstH eafs To- ~ aDia.bFa th= 9th
afiec ID AmrIlcs Do syphfii.s, boGGTfheHs GiFst
Structure EHiptErU.ent " te tfbtHift sod hPefntit'
safAs Eab8 lissfated LE0at gore bate tandsr slls
banas CutaHenss fftHtioip fei's ctft Abertfss ~
re ranrs 20 tHe Doctor Bf flrr sH hsFa hssA trtt
~ b more tash ~ bse cases anHealgs aita mmsHt'
sscEsak.
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no NM IAbTFs

Gf rEaNs rt3i tsssf lhs gHy HsTNfg . Anssft -
fhs sEis u DE- iirafs ifaas f~ulsif NsHtbsF fiif~
~ ssie - than 4a0a gtsf essahilsAst ths "a
sfaties fsiaalf rtasdF hnsfffasshsa sna iari9 -
e. sferY afksf aeetHn ~ stffszfs fsriAfi
It's ana u hsF shtffAsl'ats IN ffHalfs
Fsrrfes usffts isdiss t nHFtsin aetirtff cites 80
shaa5A tfH.c taels fefrszsans f8fffAs y -
seesnspsNY aseA pasaags ~ tk guaEes 81 pHisHt'
go srsss4gt - gtAs price - tas fhsss ft -
~ sect ~ ssi8 aFsss - psFR ef ths NNIa -
ssf4 FfsH snfsssiff aaHlfEs
fFaHa gistg.
HH Persaas ~ 8 fisfsHff eff = ssfea o. Sens -
Addressing Hgfsf " u frissf saeses e
ass aespfslF SSH - frees sasrfstseH tsst t.ssF
tsri y be warla assss sHrfaHfsf - tbaffs -
ktslne D. ~ nHiaa4s ~ b#Fs s@pks5Ha Asftss
TKfLEf D.
ifa Ees Beaver 81, Aitssy
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IA. yrrfrps GGPAN w0ng

heab fsrFfeft tatf. MiaFs&spg 4ssspHnfFf. ~ a.
isfa srssfH rt ~ As Hafffa usetg fprisrif az
uHgss. ~ .sseev fa4aff talet = esHtt SCI
81 DE rsfts Hasfs usl stt ffiH - | ffbt9 ERIC ~
f1s Feaf Tae tiaslf magglta ed 1lt faauf Aaftf
AiaetHt Is tfss sfkes g rfa8ss |arinFf eaiaff ~
xsft Ns9nifefY itspniear hsnarsft aisesfsst ~
~ before FatNsisa MafraHisd - - stffk ihfsy " -
ths sRanaf sk4sa frt Is asaSf b HtsFa ~ istiake
sfsipFf iaTases sis sFfHFs caBf - fetttH msi lf
Fser has ae.aisA In s % sts esre y tleaf atstfs
- ssarr WNtet Ia ls5sks ferst
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MEAT MARKET !

TIE suLseribefE s0GId anfaafes 20 TIE eltixenH
a Hsnfhsstas ana sacsa4lg tAsi Hsf hars 9FeH-
81 = Nest MsfssS st factsHg lNfst fhAfif ept@s
sisa Baptist rtursh abers tie1 III Keep 90 hand
Beef. PORK, Lard, Hams, Mutton.
Poultry Or ail kinds, Fresh Fish,
fBysssFs g.. 0fdefs ffusa atlaiiiiaR toes - sag
thHg q. car isne ~ receive fqfalt sttshi49a-
BEEF CATTLE WANTED
Cssb 81 b. pald ~ Is. 4 - tts qasrtsT. s8ds
~ carcass faft uEntsd d lhe beg kafmsfs
vi hsfe ga : frkay a4Arkst ~ fha6 Nsgf. Fas
ara Poaiiry TT saieh SIC highest mefket Igless
WALLER JAMESON
FseigEg Felnt. Jas. issg.- ssf
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fPro,a LEST ER SEXTON, Of Btttrdakee.)
Milwaukee. Wis, Jan. "a. 1868.
MEssRs. @. q. CLARK Il Co., Nee Karen, Conn.
Both myseif and wife have used Goes Dyspep-
sia Cure, aud il has proved PERFECTLY satistac-
tory As 4 remedy Ihavo No hesitation IN saying
that We have reeeived GREAT BENEFIT from tie
use Very respectfully,
tSignedl LESTER SEXTON.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-20

TaaHe aseH addicted ~ sssst Asbiu wire have ~
taifgs fhsir Eratbs sad Destroyed TIE sigof y thf
iHhas thHs ftyiu themselves - SIS FeefrFs q Ma
ries ifF sic uatsta fhat H sVhseitHF u p Ittitf
LEY frt hieua e taatqlt faa figs.ea1 eba
AAs ru "a gfAaas % aifsast RFefg pst q he bfttd
Rtafrs I'll atfs#sA "a ~ 9 araEtH saH e ffsHb Haa
fs aiaf gaii 1855 mAkfs s fftfat's sEa Ufl tsFgg
fzse @ fe3afse twsFa tat tlq asiic4ey gfttt cab
fE3is 6}Reast
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IMPORTANT cEaTlricArR
SIGHTS AND SECRETS
az an NArlnNAf. rAPfTAf.

A usft ssses5eiise ~ ws,hlhetgn t8iy fasli- aad
Naitf4s TaaaasseA sBA ksBsased, Tae s4fMtsi nssst
ftfsehE asst eftsfsisfHs tastFeefftt esd startling
task ai tss cas- fF-sessd re fiaesisfs sih tfriss
A. AH8fass UNffFN STATES Ft NllNMGNE o. /.
H.. ase.sa 80 F.sl fFfs
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cnmmlnloner hotiee

LoDnlI1sloDeT NVWtt.
xATF tbe safsfitsts hstag sFEiuts3 ~ ~ Aan tAs
w ffakstr Gear 81 ghs f'is3fim = Asaeasaler, -
fs.30s etsnains spd a asa ne eis@s Nud demands 81
a. pafross sEaiasi % kslaie Il
RMgDA a CHAPLIN,
lsts q nassst 10 ssid nsifitt aeoeHsed. sua siso
Al exiu4s haa asmapds sshli4sa lu asse fhsrcie sad
~ rssnihs frps hs ltih 5ay - Mxrrs, ise5 being 81
8aas ~ sad Csiars fgf last parEse D., atrsfots
hefeby ve ueasls thai Ri sitssd N thr business
~ spsaafsaf 81 the hstsl - Lew lAfrt 10 ssla
iiessss ~ fAs tsh Gag 81 rspteuhef A. p isfs fraE
orr ansi fslHF a'c.atk r ~. 90 said aAy.
Dated - Mahshesier thit itth day - March, A D,
lses.
sF H0LLKY ! 80.
WILLIAM Root ~"
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A NEW SHOP AND GOOD WORK

Y ! snls plsasure Ia lbfarmlnF the anhls genera y
thai hass speasl ns~ BOOT snoK stior over
E r Psrkin's Hardware store, whrrr | intend to DO
~osk &c lbs -Iiauese Fnagple and VIA ne iaiea-
a1a to oblEs - she aAy listruatae uae ~eft y
paired 10 Ia best mtnass PirAse give me cal =
/ Term. us.h o Q FELr.
Z Manchester, Marco . iss8-As
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10000
ENVELOPES!

rKrcr& % ssss as az fsts'sf g
Ka,.sp.s ~Ass .A,y Ger ~ ssls Al vsrf ias rsiss
Pstsss psr ru0s Pssnssa ss.ss ssTs ss,sa snaa
oar prioas a., sasa plsin aHs sarrrspaaalnr'' -
asrvassss saa Rusiusss aen e wsAs ofKaFeiop's,
..ha ysat esasrs 10 De souRSAL oTEicE saa rs'
tAsm an~a Al .ss than u, wAslsssis maits' prizes
nssehrsivr. Fan -. lses
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FnR cRnrP

TIE hslsan vii - found invsluAeis, ard may
slwAys bs rslsd aIsaa II the most sftresas cases.
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DR0ron y invite rropasal. faf our sappv
L ~ assxes snd Hseps ~ Esrs Tor the ueTi -
aauufhs delivered 81 adt w0fks Is Troy
We give hs3as spofihHatiaa u qaAntlty and klnd
wkiah as shall rsqnife skrh manth
70 90 spruce stsvss, IN Inches long
an
ha Write rine Heads PLACED on enc side y inches
diameter.
i0es Waite Pine Bsaas plshed one side, 70 inches
d3afnstH
u BURDEN SONS,
March a. Iss9.-t Troy, y y.
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Ma
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Hsttrs 0ss A II p,r tt.sf 0r4
naprs purssa, NsshHFsaN Ms3 E.-iHgss,
Ei@k iaiaaa AfseNAi gt8 r q NNeAF Fust Maps
~ Aeseasl Ma kiuFsss5s, Wai-ftora Arseaai
MovgreA rasss surAs6
cs'Hus fisf~s 4 in ihltk-ie fssi lsrx
restEs. T.SK ssxr NAsrEs sHnsEs
Thws asSsreat aesisns -t5af sifss
CsiHes lfaa i4s,rs 20 ana q .aae ltLIh
tbigt u usa = ltsslisiad shaiis 81 Aisasssa =
a. a. Hesf8Hf n NtufigsN AtN. CENTRE II tuA
Marin a go sAfes n Il sgesm safs i1s. 30
san : Afsensls q ss leass A9eghsty Nits.
Aaga. NAsasifrtsH q 6 taa nameraas etasF
plseos
Mgrtut Sa1tas
~ spt'feg al tlntls ~ SHEET Metals
IL avt ssxrf iaas w,asras satans
tnttiHr Nsrtles ~ IL IS tiisnsstef ss4air ii avs
length isie ih iruh b. ihsauest IHa sirea. cut
ling i0 Aha A taehes w8ae
ktfFHtScrs Ait s Afseuais ASH Nsv ysfAa
y. Nets AtalnpiHg &C.. AfsiiiaaetlAH Nsnula
81 o. phiia ssapyA as. Chieaea assA as,stsa
prsli& Wrntwagth, tsusop WsiAs8 Dover slsnlps
ihr Ga A Jchasiea, A CaTeaisg eo Wiads
hcid Co., Msltbsm Matet & o. d staH q. T.
Wilder, lannasies, Macs, eta
Parrsr p.Au cs.yrsaa
Iron and wo0a frames four slscs each cuiting
p y So and Sc iuches hest hand eatun6 ns
chimes Ia che market
r1FfNF Cam Crfrsss
Taar sifes, cutting n, y y and u uehea Iron
and w",d bed The m"si popular naciilnes "a
FlRA lSB nusal,R pneoF sura
For bankers merchants and dwelling hausrs -
asapeugr qualify The boss SAFE ,auls and slor
door luck " use
H,Sn sranr. srA1 PaHasss
FoF eaucelhng, endorsing, eatosssne, aad Al Dab,
e. paresos
NEwsrsFEn .Sn dos PHsSYKAs
waiting Presses ~ any art viii 0pa IA o. Their
advsntsge g. send u ~ ipf circulate laiofe par
chasing elsewhere
Sead for cselarf
rar~9sT SArs lSp MlcaSH Co.
81 ANsoN HARDY rupt Basiea ns.
TEETH. TEETH!
The Greatest ddtmcc SIP ercr .Ater ~
fhe Dental Art
nR n r FOLSOM, II BOSTON Maas, has dia.
~ covered new method - % constructing the
plate which the teeth set that they viii uot
start az drop while eating o. speaking, neither
will any PARTICLES ~ faed get under the plate, no
matter what the condition ~ the month Is, which
10 net trne ~ any method hitherto used These
plates cannot be displaced by ans motion II tie
hps or tongue. have obtained the cIelnsee right
~ make aud sell these improved plates, aud Am
now prepared 10 Rseft tho sAiae without sttrA
charge Al ia want ~ artificial teeth reApeet-
fully invited 10 give me chii
A. n. JOHNSON, Dentist
Manchester, Vermont
n. II. This method isrecommluasd BY al tas
cadins boniirts v Nsw Englaud
PARK HOTEL,
Corner Beekmau and Nassau ste,
NEAR Cirr Hall rARF, NEv loHE
GEORGE WIGHT. Propfistar.
n p Located In the yets heart Il tbe ph0,4
sale hualncas, ts il one " tht most convenient
~ located hotol- FOR Merchants, Business msn
and others visiting the city 50
H0USE AND SIGN.
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NE testimony - al Who have nsnd Il for thii
terrible alsease during the iAst ten years, H., tha
Il iayanahly relieves aud cures a.
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AEwsFsrEn sxn dos rHSFKAa
waiting Presses ~ any art wiil 0na d o. Their
advsntsFe g. send % " 10 oitculArs taiafe per
chasing elsewhere.
Ssad for cscIlaff
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HAvn STAMPS Real pHEssFa
For sAncelhpg, endorsing ensassine and Ill oth,
e. parppses-
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

SOMETHING NEW AND VALUABLE.-During our
peregrbstions yesterday we stumbled over new
invention which is likely to work revolution in a
part Of the economy of housekeeping. II was
new.fagled scrubbing brush, invented and
patented by man named Brooks, who has dis
posedof his patent right to an old citizen of New
orleans. Everybody knows that scrubbing after
the Oh style was about the hardest labor that had
10 be lone in household, and husbands had sort
of terror come over them on the approach of the
days upon which it was to be done. But this
pateit relieves all such terrors, for with one of
thes new serubbing brushes the work Is rendered
as li,ht as sweeping, while the scrubbing is done
nor, efectuslly than could be hoped for from
Niger and big rag, overlooked by scolding
woman and q peck of brick-dust. We advise
eves man who desires peace at home. and every
lad, who sspires to having the best scrubbed
lots in town, to buy one of these new brushes at
frt opportunity; they only cost dollar and q
quarter.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

to night Is the last night, we may expect an I'M
usually large attendance. Doc Chambers will be
on hand TO superintend and manage matters In his
usual urbsne and ininitable style.
After the regular performances Of the circus
troupe. there IL q concert given under the drec-
ton Of that clever ring master. Mr.. Poland. This
concert consists Of songs. dances. negro min
strelsy. ETC., and Mr.. Poland is entitled to much
credit for the manner in which this little after
performance 10 carried out.
The circus will close in its present location on
Monday night. and on Tuesday and Wednesday
nights will show on the corner of Orleans aud
day, Summit on Friday, Brookhsven on Saturday,
Hszlehurst on Monday, Crystal Springs on Tues
day, Jackson or Wednesday, Canton on Thursday
and Goodwin on Friday. The last grand parade
will be Oh Montsy night
d.. sEAMAS's LECTURE.
The lecture announced for this evening by Prof
]. E. Seaman promises to be well attended. We
are greatly pleased to note this, as no institution
so much merits the attention and regard Of the
public as the house of the Good Shepherd. The
professor has CHOSEN for his subject a theme sus-
ceptble of much poeticsl elaboration and literary
establishment Those who attend will have
rare intellectua feast, and will in addition minis.
ter to the most noble charity which New Orleans
boasts.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Prof. Caifass is showing some very neat and
attractive wax figures at No. lO3 st. Charles
u
In group of i've, representing the recent gar
roting in Havansof the two Cuban patriots Leon
and Medina.
Belle Boyd leftfor New York last evening on
the jackson rarCad train.
Mrs. Lander hsi been playing an engagement Of
six nights In NASHVILLE, Tenn. correspondent
says the house on he opening night was literally
crowded. The play went off excellently. The
receipts were npwsrds of $3.50, which, for Nash
vie is big thing.
The New York Crpper says that Janauachak ia
having lonesome time OF II at the Academy Of
Music, where she appeared several evenings the
past week. The German population prefer their
own Stsdt Thester TO the Academy, and while they
attend Hsase's entertainments at the former in
large numbers, Jansuschek and the Academy are
almost deserted.
Miss Fanny B. Price is playing three weeks
engagement at Omaha. terminating on the Sd
prox.
The Zavistowsbis have been playing brilliant
engagement at Troy, New York. Mons. Zayis-
towski is experimenting the ballet at Fox's
American Theater, Philadelphia, where Carleton,
the Irish vocalist, is performing.
Mile Galleti, the accomplished danseuse, and
Mons. Csrdela, both late of the Academy, reached
New York on the 10th ult. Mile Galleti has
lately lost her mother.
Mr.. Couldock closed an unsuccessful engage
ment at the Broadway rhester, New York.
The Hsnlon combination, including Pau, Miss
Emily Thorn, Blamphin. Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan,
Sylvsni and Benedict were at the National in
Washington last week.
Mile Tournour opened at the Tammany on
Monday last. and has created fGrore among New
Workers.