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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16
--.-~- NEW ADVER TIsEREHTS.
--,.5,,s..s-f-J
1863 MAY 18Th. 1860.

--,.~-~1EW UNDERGRADUATES
1868 MAY ism. 1865.
NEW SPRING GOODS,
l. b. DUNN Sc COS.
We layi,s attention to our barge and cheap a.sor
Incnt n NV ppring md SKINNER Goods,
BOUGHr SINCE THE DECLINEl
not be suppressed this season. '-'S '"'Af'''' VIII
"FoR PAY DOWN ONLY" h.
t., ~ b. $3.50 ~sagT
Ne offer, IN part the following
~ 49, % Brown Cottons, at 10 to 20 cents.
81 -, -, % and io4 Bleaehed Domestic and
,hectinEs, nj prices from l2k to IS cents
loo pieces handsome new siyl- Calico.s nj from
10 to l6si cents fot best ~ -
loo patterns Aew aud bsauiifhI Iayus. Barages
Armnres4 Nrr.s.-ii;s, figured aud solid, Alpacas
striped Jae,5ietta, all wool DcIalnc Popins. Moan
biques, Striped Nei,air Chalies rlair fined Lawns
N all eol1rsIan from 70 cents ippll new and OF
A beautiful. experiment " Hoop skirts ro,d for
90 cents aud all the styles Of Pannier Iola rs
70 oo hoops ~ sstonishinqiy low prizes style
boulevard skirts, Veil Baugcs, Pink Blue and
French coYsctt., all whAiebonc. IN eolors and
sc ns Tor s sSss. 'i 1sd a s. sd, White Mar
!
Frnges, 6imps. Marsoillcs, Rdgings ahd Trimming
SIR Velvet and silk Trimmings ali colors; But,
tons ad Braid TO match = Belts Ribbons and Bolt.
log; Higans, eolored and white; Rice Getnbrleks
Jaekonets, plaid and fancYj Canbrics, linen Cam.
Dries, Linen Cambric Hanikeehiefs, Motislins and
.o,sn hSndkerehiefs Hosiery Gloves Of all styles.
BEkuTIFUIrsTocK OF LAniEs HATs.
Trimmed and plain, saRlarcns,. AID all the NV
YVES A;nlcr liza FROM ~ eerhs up to tho best;
= flowenr wfcaths, and StfHw Triuuit "a
spool Thfeads, Coats, uid all the best
makesj We sell you, spooIs bc's, 300
yards, for rs ochtu, black or WHITE
white AID eolored patent Threads All
numbers. Toys, Breastpins, Ear,
Kings, Sets pure Jett nice and
ellpNp Perfumes and Extracts
Hdbty Toilet aud tho sHnri.
vailed .' Worinsley Soaps"
from the best manu- faeto-
So -f.-Siess, nice Pomades
uupkidon. Rouge and
Lily Willie and H
1000 Things too Tedious TO I,ntion,
We have a niece Stock Of Ladies' CITY made and
Ai-ses shoes, OF all new styles, and warrant ed no
,hoddy work Chiisfon's Shoe, Boys and Mems
in all styles Boys aud Mems Hats
READK-MADE CLOTHING
summer wear, Ia the prices, from IS cents up Mems
s hall. Hose, ties, eravats, gloves, &c.
PAINTS, OILS a I'd DYES
Best indigo, madder anddyos. Yarns of bcn, make.
and all naH,brrs. Hoes, axes, spades, shoyeIs,
forks andbuckets nails, Thimbe SpiniIes
Trisnss, common and good; elegant
QUEENSWARE aud GLASSWARE.
very low. Tobacco aud Pipes Drugs; IIardwa
or all styles and nj low prices
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

Va. IL TENN. RAILROAD.
bonds Of this Road on the fret day Of July, ls6l.
will No raid at our ofhoe.
LANCASTER, BROWN & Co,
- Nassau erect New York
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

Bisnks Of every description, funhiV'
cd on short notice, -. -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16
Kings College.

WXuis Ihstituton with Il competent corps Of Teach.
n eT.. will open Aukusi o. lsee. Cuinseted with.
the Coegiste Departmeni, there isA Primary School
In winch lhst ruetbn IL very thorough. also pre-
ParAtory boParsssrn, Of Languages snd haihenai-
lea
Tuition In Primary Department. per session az
hYe months, aesording ~ class, ',4l0 %
In Ftrparatofy Department VIC 90 or ~ %
Collegiate q. -. =. .. 90 90
BOARDING ia Refsesory fron o. 20 TO sl % psr
week. II ~ II -
boarding In prysis families, Incl ud.aSroom. I'M
el, lights and washing, tl6 90 per Inonti,- j, : "
This Institution a loeaned a. Bristol m IA, LA.
Tenn. -
Ror Catalogue az further partIshlars.' sddre..
Reys; q 4. Caldwell, J. D. TAAloek. nE Profs ) I.
President OF the Board, I. a. oaldSsll.el ilir
Secretary, \. n. MeCianahau
june 25-3n. iNlI TT tle till
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16
oRAYsox COUNTY,

nnanimru'. !. lE.f. = -.
DISTINGUISHING sectio-, for striking out,
almost unaDimous.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16
LYNOHB UR0 4I-
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED ny Ht ss-
LIE K & TAYLOR,

DuCE BRoKERs. 0 -1rfF
No. i Bridge Street, Lyncburg, Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16
WANTEE!

,wheat,. Eioar, Bacon, Lard, Feathers,
Wool Beeswax, Dried Peaches aud Apples,
Genseng, Suake Root, Talfow, Butter, Dry
Hides for which a,faif pfice win be paid IN
Cash and Goods at cash prices, wholesale
or Retail, iI'g. Or ~ - hi 4so.a9i
Bristol Goodson, J W. w. james,
Aug. 1868. e., 1000 s-.-f-ifs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17
TIE FIRST WARD MALPRACTICE CASE-CORO
NER'5 INQUEST.

Coroner Flynn commenced an investigation
yesterday into the circumstances attendant the death
OF Mrs Ellen OIara and her newly born infant which
occurred Sunday night at No &c South Wflam-st Dr.
James Walker Of No. 16 Greenwichs who attended the
during the latter part Of her confinement was
ments to aid the birth and by his ignorance and nco.
potency causing the death OF the mother and child The
following II testimony dnn% was elected elected.
paeeiug physician and resd, at No. o Greenwohs Il II
Isd labor With chd messenger stated Tat
%eSdd h@ to call on me Visited The patent and found ber ssns
With false labor psHs rtIaaed WITH her until The following merE
visited during Saturday the b and al oSocl ht
sstsd remain Sh hsr examined IT, P;ea.
d % S s dSss
quiIed assistance asht The husband me Informed
and asked would allow privilege eIaunbg the PATENT
!, S4 aP pa ss s ne: fG Ssn q BE- g
animation said he wou use instmmsns for her delivery ,sd DR.
s G sSs a diSTo o. win 9s s a
ing the rooms did The case fear.
ss r,s o. s Ts' % , s o. labor add rot
woman did not use any Instruments there no Indication q
vas not the Slightest liberation tie psrnsa% '''' Were
VIM Shine. NJ; d.. testified
s1 found her x. With SON: slight pain. , s T, BAY an
and ordered some opium to be given saw Der s1e times SuSg no
DAY. with alteration in the my ,i. p ~ told
hyered night requested thai be called became
half AFTER the husband Of deceased nv Office
aud wished there told him that understood
bad been there before dpnng absence aud said did
zee bis wife 10 ave Minutes he would get smother Doctor 30
70 Co. a. be had confidence In and told him be had better
smother Doctors knew nothing OF the until Dr. Good notified
me- a. Deputy Coroner demanding investigation be bad
the purpose Of taking the statement Of deceased but
prevented nom doing 10 by the females 10 the famiy
me Examination made BY Dr Fnuel and LyBeh
Of Instruments ~ '' $500 " Wv
Mary Dolan Of No. 10 Soonest testified:
was the room OF deceased Saturday ~ o'clock IN the
pg ph sunday mornings Dr. Good he asleep
ne lounge az About O'clock when awakened H the friends
o. deceased a. Or Walker came In; be
we PARENT nihst abe ought have delivered eight bonr
~ D9od amer making remarks tie war had been
et he mousse soon Rer Dr. Walker DR. Good
nanE htI bad e he (Dr Wlk delivered the deceased With
Dc waited about half before usiu the
49, oS sII NOT use Instruments time; al
% o. st nSht that only required patience the
ned: -" 0'' anu d. u Hio'Ion' tcsti-
o, mage Iottmorsem examination on the body Of Ellen
y ~ 30 eee'h "iliam'st the 18th " February 1867 at
20 .. both this extended through the
20 We also discovered liberation Of the peueun extending
~ ~. oui death caused by rupture
y, nOl Ion NJ d., eorr0bOratcd the testimony OF The
MItness AT this stage OF tho proceedings the
"ec!ueu 70 adjourn tho case until today nj 10
ciVsh ~ III AS INC evidence seemed strong aeapst
III nhker, INC coroner ordered him 70 DC retained I'm
N the station. 'e'' Ne'"''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17
LARGE BOTTLES-INDLA RUB.
BIER STOPPERS-PUR OF ihH
READY RELIEF.

Railways Ready Relief Is satlrely vegetable. The sPns ~
meusm preserve and convey the vegetable extracts s'
remedy the pure aud richest guilty. Bssv drop W.
distilled One esspoon has the concentrated strength Of
best French Brandy. All hss OIL snd other rtar possess 49,
ordinary leOhOl that Geam seuens Ia iuPeree an
liquors much damage the many es6noa
and Run Btter well in Tnc,ues made By careless
excluded delicious Spirits used IN RAILWAYS RBApf
As Tonic half teaspOona will give strength 'es
appetite and make delicious drink. npsrts s a.
envenips ami happy sensations to the weak nervous
pted than any liquor wines or bes 10 Tissue n"'
remedy iu the world well the mos. assfali Sf
every alneui where there Pain Aches, IsaAnmAusa
tseks, or injuries iom accidents
50 CENTS, IN LARGE BOTTLES ,a...
containing and times tire Qusni Of the Is eeS' Lar "a,
Killers ?Anaceas made Of the hssl oil alcohol
that have all beea started to initiate RADwArs READY hbb L
Some oftLese limitations seated with eomm0n ha''0 ,.
alton Of highly reeSsd preparation Of Amnonia-use' -
Persons using the genuine Ready Relief viii at once discover sS
able fraud the limitations The genuine Ready kehe us
her Shoppers and every bottle made air tight Every o Al,
private two stamp Dr. Rad""
mouth The Ready Relief oin Csrada ssd 0thsf h'es
does not require this stamp s,.,,, gosla
Price Of Railways Ready Relief per dozen bottles s'' - s
50 cent. Sold at Dr. Railway Co.'S Principal Once NO ,.
Lane Eeu.YOrE aud by Druggists aud general store l ,or1
where One Agent will be foaud In every city and "Ss ua
Pat M IN direet!oas Of all languages Asa for hAp"A
KELlRR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17
BECAUSE PERSON HAS A BAD COUGH il

BECAUSE a PERSON HAS A BAD CoUGH, it
should DO inferred that Consumption has m although
Consumption rarely met with aooupand BY distressing Cough
Where. however predspoon 10 pulmonary disease eits CoaEh
len to ITSELF strain, asd raes tho lungs and the general
strength and establishes neurbe complaint To all then II
the safer plan rid Of Cough Cold Hoenss wttoa, Do
lays and for this purpose remedy Acts promptly surely
with benefit to te organ. Of the chest than IT. d. JAIHKs
ExPEcroR,Sr, article scientifically compounded nom carefully
selected dug' and which, trial. will always be foutd worthy Of Ito
worldwide reputation. Sold by all Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
FROM CALCUTTA-Tn ship Tibet Feb 16-Ms d. Russell and
two ehildr.p Mr. T. 5. Leland, Master Frank J. Arsy
J1TEST SHIP kEW2
LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED.
Ship ber Ary Caleu and Sands Head Oct 2 md.e pas
Bark hrgsun ARGUS Mhrsees Sept Bermuda Jan 49,
Bark Barbados, Solely Buenos AyTes, 81 days. hides
Bark Gemsbok. Clark Boston, ballast
SehI Paul Seayey Lowell Para. 30 days rubber, &c
sCHoosERs-KIyKR
LifIe Rvsns, Baltimore Sarah Mills New Haven.
James H. Segune, Virginia. Asa y. Parker. Glen
Aunie :. Freeman, Virginia Johu n fonosu, Stamford.
John H. Rapp Virginia. klie H. Smith Providence.
Two Sisters. Great Egg HaTbO NJ T. Marsh Portland, CT
MARI H. Hickman Virginia Little CbarlIs, Eorsak
u. b. Wharton PhilsdelpbA Elizabeth b., Newport
w. A. Monel. EliEsbethport Willard, New.lis,tn.
Benz Strong. Elirabehport Orlando, Eew.llaVen
Ellen n. Baxter, BliIabetbpeft Niagara Rsv.liAven
Bilow, BlIabethport ELterprise. Eorwalk
Dart, Stamford Wild Pigeon, Providence
San Luis Providence. T. d. Wilder. Providence
Joseph Ross Taunton. d. X. Carlisle, Pnoydsnee
j. A. May, Providence Susan, Nes Bedford.
john CrockfpTd. Providence. Napor. Providence
sutin Duncan, Providence. Sarah ID. Smith, Boston
BELOW.
Bns Ssreo Pole Pitts Havana Jan 30 IL anchored on the Bar
oHE huh fty Bahia, 81 days 10 anehoed Inside The Hook
SAILED.
seamshps-Rlsing Star for Aspnwsj Wesphahi Hamburg;
Yann1h James AdEcr Chaestsn Abenare Richmond BArs-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW LoHDoN Feb lG Arrived sehrs Gesgc3Lsmphere
lork Tor eget Banksi b. H. Baldwin from Norwich for
Revenue Cuief Janu Gmpb ron cruise sailed steamship The
Vs. Dos'oai 'cfa Mai aud May Breser for Bostun S4eee
roue Alh Seo Doteu, TO- royfncei Sl smith. tal River
reh 10 arrived bag H. MsAns from Providence for NeyYok seh
ns brsHtr rr Hswiork for Boston, Connecticut from Providence
for hes.lofh
FOREIGN PORTS.
arrived here today. '
DISASTERS,
LONDON Feb Ghe sp Taytoek from Charleston this port
was SD"IGoned at SEA Her crew saved and Landed Deal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17
A CURE FOR EVERY PAIN

that the discovery combination and distribution through
ont nations Of the earth Of this marvellous remedy much 10
the inspiration direct will Of DIVINE PROVIDENCE 10 science
When the combination Of the ingredients marvellous remedy
known as Railways READY RELIEF completed IL supplied
want existed that neither The approved
Medical Chemistry the Matera Meac or the skin Of the mos, emf
rent Physicians could the anln Race CHL0R0F0RA
Morphine, Opium win say pain overdose Of either
woud DEATH neither remedies eau be ued With sty
h. thu uhlic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE.
HOME NEWS.

TIE WEATHER. ri,
s,vross Hour. Tier Bat WIND honr 1 5n1 % "a w
FEB 10 "a 80 2a6l WV. SO 2s3 w J"
az 2a6l ". n. w II $40 2l7J n W, !,
cloudy to clear 10 81 cloudy At ~ t, r ,t !.
from lo:S 10 10 AhenoonVs cloudy to sunset lily 20 ;;l5
% - sa5 "a sunset Eyening-0yercast and very eoay " ~
, To n. windy from $50 to IL; prinking fse At 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17
Announcement !

TIE LARGEST HOTEL SAFE in the country i
IN the AsEoAS House.. BosroS The American 10 the
business. aud supplied Nih every modern Improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
PREVENTING SICKNESS.
; PESTILENCES AND PLAQUES.

When Asi,c appeared RAILWAYS READY RBLIEP Wa
the only positive thousands and saved millions from
Providence Inspired send forth
tb great remedy 20 every nation on the earth We in
.red With faith Of Its nfaby in saving the hyeso peoples
against the plaques pesenees that resisted all medicines and the best
skill Of phyp having the Of one doars rttarp
beyond faith the RAILWAYS READY RELEF proving ie
savior 70 tie afflicted human race sent On s nso Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17

For sale by Druggists, Grocers, and Store
keepers, throughout the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17

ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
without one beipg secured by purchase and hang walt '
remuneration until the so nd for foreign duts'
freigh commissions agents Advertising bills Sere PAID ad 'hs No
continued TO do for years Wherever community Of living td
souls existed there We sent at own risk
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
and the marvellous cures effected AsIATIC CHOLERA CHOLERA
MoRDUs, all BILIOUS ATTACKS sDiARRHEA, DYsEsrERf'
and every other peculiar the countries aud climates ware
was used, suggested It's use 10
yslov psv,, Typhoid Fev,.
s..,s, V.xa, Ship Peysr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17
FEVER AND AGUE

all other fsYers class Of diseases cured "he' al 0'nf
lailed and PREVENTED attacks y czposed
The Wisdom Of Providence selecting the Inventors ane Propnf'0
Of this marvellous remedy oary His win placing an anados
~ M eh ~ His ueople, OF all nations Of the earthwho had SUI
seeu faith to ca for their bread the waters 70 return r
many spread ous before the world 'e eA
ness purity aud miraculous qukn Of this remedy until 'ae un'
that Us wonderful virtues became household Necessity ever
M selected for this great work discharged
their in this respect ThrOugh the nfibs curative powers OIL
Railways Ready Relief peoples Of all aaOa have been rescued from
the Peenee ia all FORMS regards ordinary PAINS a are corr
mon to all The Ready Relief In few unuses. Will stop
FEVER AND AGUE.
YOth.adng great rapge Of Pains Aches Aines,' H. hat
Railways Really Relief cure tine aSd srpeea:s prove 70 h Tie
BEST ,oi SAFEST Cure.fOr
FEVER ANDSAGUE,
CHILLS AND FEVER,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17

= SUNDAY SCHOOL BOoKs.-BROUGHTON & WY.
No. - BbsHonse Keep the largest .nd best assortment
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-07

SNAKE VENOM. IA writer 10 the Atlantic Monthly
some time since furnished Q very readable and
exhaustive article on the venom OF rattesnakes and
other serpents, and the various remedies popu-
larry supposed to be sntidotes TO such poison.
Among Indians and hunters in all parts Of the
country In which Mathematics abound, the utmost
faith Is professed In the efficacy Of certain weed
as cure or antidote In cases OF bite. This notion
Is entirely exploded by the writer referred to. He
states that o very small per centsge OF snake
bites ever prove fatal. The bitten hunter goes
straight for the weed when he finds himself struck.
BE uses il internally and externally, and In many
cases RECEIVERS. But according 70 the authority
mentioned, who appears to be very thorough
investigator, Il was not the weed that saved the
patient, but the fact that the virus was from some
cause or another, feeble and ineffective.
Alcohol, the same writer tells us, Is not, as
usually supposed, an antidote to snake venom. II
IL properly prescribed for bitten persons, how
ever because depression Of the circulation Of the
blood 10 the Arst symptom Of venom, and power
full stimulants are necessary Of course, to enable
the system to bear up sgeinstthis. The venom Of
snakes acts directly on The blood, utterly break
ing up and destroying the reticulstlon OF blood.
vessels 10 the interior OF tissues. Then the blood
loses its quality Of cosgulaton and oozes through
the pores. Experiments lately made in India go
to prove the fallscy Of the Idea that the mans
gouste O species Of ichneumoD runs to eat Of q
certain weed when he is fighting the COBRA and
gets bitten. The fight was arranged to come OF
In room where the weed was not 10 be had, and
the mspgouste, although bitten, did not die, but
killed the snake. f -r.lrrfoarr f-.4 e.r--.-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-07

TEXAS GrRL's LOVE LHrrER.-A noted and
dreaded outlaw and desperate, McLane. plying
his bloody work with gang Of other men, on the
border Of Texas and Arkansas, has just been cap
tured at Little Rock. The following letter, found
upon bic person, Is q sad and curious evidence OF
how q warm-hssrted young girl will cling to the
man abe loves. through sin, sorrow and shame:
t .-.., SrEyzssvILLH, Texas.
"HARRY DBAB-I received your note by Dr..
Kennedy. o, the joy I felt 10 hearing from you,
and hearing you was living yet heard many
times you was killed after yen left Texas. The
man you shot ct Waco village has got 80 he can
ride ont on horseback, but will never get well.
George Holt died eight days after you left us at
6tevensville. His brother swears vengeance
against you. You had best be careful when you
come III this part. Father Ia your enemy-he
will do all be can against you. You write TO me
often. II can emily see you once more have
great many things TO tell you. You said you
would come after me. God speed the time when
We shsli meet no more till death parts us. will
quit father and mother, and every other person.
and follow you, my prosecuted lover. My people
are ali very hard against you, which makes my
love for you stronger than ever. Some people tell
me wes foolish for loving you, o Desperate,
with doubtful name, but l thank God for loving
YOU. The people generally think you was killed
By Joka Holt and his party, In Arkansas. God
speed sae time when We meet
SYours forever, ELEos E. WORTH.
up. Is.---I send you my picture, as you asked ma
70 do. keep Il o. Q token Of my love:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-07
Ght &su Orleans GTestsnt.
MORNING, FEBRUARY !. 1859.
The Hall Porte, NJ she Cl.b Door.

The Hall Porter NJ the Ciub Door. o.
"How long. good friend, have you sat here,
A warder ct the door,
To let none pass but the elect
Into the inner floor :" frH't -s
81 think tits thirty years at least;
came in manly prime,
And now I'm growing frail and old,
And feel the touch Of time.
ssMapy's the change that have seen
Since first have entered here;
A thousand merry gentlemen
Were members in that year.
And OF the thousand there remain
Scarce fifty that know,
And they are growing old Ike me,
And hobble as they go. Z
"eeven hundred underneath the sod,
The great. the rich, the free;
A hundred fallen on evil days,
Too poor to pay the fee.
Fifty resigned because their wives
Forbade them to remain
And half score went moody mad
From overwork Of brain.
"And two committed suicide
One for faithless wife,
And one for fear to face the law
That could not take his life.
But why run DER the mournful list?
Each month that passes round.
Sees some old leaf from this old tree
Fall futtering to the ground.
"And you, my friend, who question me,
Are young, and hale. and strong.
You'll have such memories as mine 81
II you but live as long !"
"Well! well know Why moralize.
Or 60 in search Of sorrow!
Here's half crown to drink my health;
And better luck to morrow"
1n1- 1 1 lCitzen.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-07
DI0AUD - cen
PARISIAN PERFUMERY,

Pslcnsed BY The Empress Of Ne Preach md szs.nvs
sed in Al fAshonabs circles Cor lie Kxcsnos aad Supss
GRITTY.
KIGAUD co.'s YLANGYLAN0 nd MANiLLA
BOUQUET, the scent Rigsud Go are ne only IN
The Philippine lslea
RIGAtb co. q rOLUrINE, tseioss Toilet Wsss
Water.
funed asd keeping its fragrsnce % ths last
RI0AUD cos MIRANDA PoHAfun, ~ pssssv
kIGAUD 4 Co.'s DENf0RMk nos aersssess
ssi5 ~ as sssf :of ~
pcrstion producing hria1b whiteness 70 the teeth
THE LITTLE MONITOR; GUIDE ~ lee roiLns
stamp. vx.A.u.- p.-.
.Asent u Nevberry Bens Is q Psals Ohsrch fafd Lsa
pspos esassi b Hsv o.. Tnu,ovar.
H1I - - ChArtreg etree
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-07
Coantins Baby's Toes.

Dear little bare feet,
Dimpled and white, .
In your long night gown
Wrapped for the night,
Come let me count all
Your queer toes, --
Pink as the heart bra
or q shell or a rose J
One Is q lady
That sits In the sun; -
Two is baby. ga4i f1H IS
And three is o nun; rf
Four is lily
With innocent breast;
Five Ia o birdie lsI %
Asleep on her nest. ,-r i d,o.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-07
OALLs-HOw TO BE MADE.

and subsequent calls exceed Eve cent per month
will be made BY the Board Of Dirsctors from time TO time
may be necessary supply funds construct and equip the
nss; but calls VIII be made afsr The cent ID paid
unsn The satrs Capital ssck shall have bean sahscrosd.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-07
Actual Capital Ksqairsd.

Actual Capital Required.
rhe Company conndsntiy believe that thtyevs per ~
Of shs Capital Stock VIII construct and fully saais
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TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND MILES on wIss
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Whcn v CONNECT al ~ commercial cente md aportaa
places In the United States. This opinion rests apou
most reliable estimates end sponsibls ene 10 ososso
end squip the hnsa
rhe NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY is,rssnissd
under the Of the State Of Nsw York. and franchises
srrsd by an ses Of Congress spprovedJuly u, 1885.
President-9EORGE B. sEHTER. OF cleveland, Ohio,
observation-disclosures sQUIRKs. Of New York Ji,y
sxrssazy-QKoRG1 = wALTKk q New Yoskoiy.
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