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The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

AsNpING UMHRELLAs-Hopkins onee I'm
Sllapton' hia next door nsighbor, ii. ufnbfsIIa.
y ou VIII Judge ofthe intellect of HopkinaI I'M
81 much from Che acsofIendine III uTDbTslis INV
from hls insane endeav0r ID ~ l, bacE agsin
Il poured b torrents Hopkins ina "A ',s@sn.
all. Hopkins knocked at SitDbioh,s ,ssSs ~
want my umbrella. Now SimplUn asso It'll !
caliin 2 directly opposite way 10 ffopkIns' and
WIN = borrowed umbrella ia his hand wax VA.
y y g the threshold. II tell You. roared
.loPklns, u want my urobFella. Can't have
y sac SUMPTION, az tho same time extending
,ns machine dedicated to Jap plaDiss. aWhvs
rents ! Whats-screamed HonhinsAss,asig RI sss-
! g 90. for an umbrella n s.Dof, ans,eareJ
Sumption, darling from the door--sao IN dss,
BorRcw ONE r. PaHsh. I %sus
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

Az No. Al Royal street, New Orleans.
VIE subscriber has constantly on hand a large
IL supply of CURTAIN STUBFS, comprising a
large quantity of splendid embroidered Swiss muslin
curtains, -
Satin medallion curtain stuff,
Silk damasks, of various colors,
Worsted and silk mixed damask, various coIors.
Cotton and worsted Mexico do do do
Cotton damask do do
Also, a large variety of silk, worsted and cotton Dor
dcrings and gimps, of assorted colors and sizes.
Silk and worstcd t%assels, assorted colors, etc.
Silk and worstcd cords, do do
And, in short, all the numerous different styles Of cur
tam stuhs and trimmings. Also, alarge assortment III
GILT wINDoW-CURTAIN ORNAMENTS,
consisting Of Window cornices,
Gilt poles, of different sizes,
Iiit ornaments and rings, different Sizes,
Gilt eagles, do do
a splendid assortment of Embroidcrics, lhltable for
ottomans and f%ootstool covers embroideyd %bell-Pulls,
ETC. etc, at remarkably low prices; teether with a
very large and splendid assortment Of
PAPER HANGINIS,
which comprises the most pIendidfIlstorlc Decors,'
suitable for the decoration Of fine aioons' etc.
sDecors,' representing the re senses, very fine.
Gold and silver paper haSlngs.
Velvet and embossed do.
Satin and plain 90
Velvet, r@d, and ser borderings.
Rad TOP rspers, witbz1itable borders, and a large III
sortmcp,. ii fire boatiPapers and borders.
TT subscriber b4s constantly on hand a large assort-
mr. OF hair an9moss mattresses, bedstepds. feather
Sos' sheets, %Dusquito bars. and general bed fnreitnre,
~ I SIEBRECHT,
Mp Al Royal street, NO.
Ittended to, = Puhs'eahy
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17
AGENTS

me undermined gentlemen, who have been
recommended to US as suitable persons, will con.
Ter q great favor by acting as our agents in their
respective neighberhoods
M. jules RoBIcHAuD, Breaua's Bridge.
Mr.. JULES BLANcHET, New Iberia.
Messrs. MAYNIER & FoURSET, editors of tho
Creole,) 81. Mcrtsnsoile.
WIN. AKENnEAD, ESQ, Bayou Chicot.
Mr.. Z. McPHERsoN, Grand C3tcaw,
Mr.. a.. DEBArIIoN, Vile Platte.
MI. SD. ALLts, Washington. st. Laadry.
Mr. JNo. A.. B~ARRETr, New Orleans.
MA. PERRopIN, General Collector.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

MRS, HAMILTON AND MRs. MADISON. Those
Two ladies dined recently with lie Presiden,
Their united ages arc more than no vaarsl
They We're formerly intimate, but have MI met
before for forty years. Mrs. Hamilton Il ss
and yst she walked with, ease one day from emil
toi HilA to the Presidents house. nearlx No
niles She has offered the papers Of i bns'
band 3 Congress for publication, and w none
they lay be accepted. op'
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

A 29EnR oFTIcr. The following il ons Of
me a. lcles in the Constitution of Florida "A
noYe' nor--to hold office for tho term Of four
yeafsU-lo be Commaader.i a-C hiefof TIC Aymv
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17
THOM As B. WINSTON.
v hOlesale and Retail G R.OTE R

Nos. IL, 10 q. 81 Poyaras ST., ~. Orleans.
"Goons WELL BOUGHT, ARE HALE so1p.n
AElNG an extensive stock, consisting of a com.
pleto assortment of Groceries and Provisions. I
respectfully solicit the patronage of the merchants md
planters Of y, Landry; desiring an opportunity 10 prove
TO them that | can promote their interest. ~ seIl;ny
the following articles onliberal terms respecting lima
and prices. n"S
Tea, 90 boxes lib. papers P~owohong q a-5c.--iust
Steyeh. 100 boxes sb. papers, . 80 to 90 pound.
Indigo. Z cases.
Candies. 5, 10 and rs pounds, a Sc to zoe.
Soap. No. Boston soap, firm and beautiful, a 3Ac,
C9tee. lG0 bags Rio, full grain, a 81 to IA
Sugar. Hds941 u "A, 45c., in bbls. higher
Sah, Fine SI 05, coarse Csc. in lots, old SC. less.
Motasses. Good Ice, common l51c. refined 29c..
sugar house at refinery prices, syrup IS to 35r.
gee. Young Tyson a isc. hysonkkin at l4c.
Goks, $50 bage 1000, a sss5;; 5oO,a sl 25
Wtac $, Malaga 37c,, Madeira 60c. 70 al so best
Ctaret. Casks 1919 TO $40, boxes S2 as 10 S3
brandy. Otard S2 25, Dupuy $s2, Mt. Glory sS2 so,
Fraits, Almonds, raisina, figs, cream nuts, cur.
rants, prules and preserves.
Flour, pork, lard. ~whiskey, bacon, butter and cheese,
ana every thing else in the grocery line, in the same
latio. Lots of $500 to $4,000 will be sold at above
prieesi at retail, q a 3 per cent. higher,
Paper that can be discounted taken at 8, G and o
months.
New Orleans, Feb. 1s--6m
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@D mDM4ms

NAGEE XMAS g. co,
A OFFER to Planters, Country Mer-
&Ms6a4SNA chants, and others, a large and well as
EllANIsSsaA sorted stock of GOODS to select from,
Ss8aI& comprising
,saddiery, Harness, 1fnnhs, Leather, Saddlers
and couch makers Tools, Trimmings and ma
t%eria7s; SadAlery hardware md Coach Fuy-
niture Hardware I7n-mare; Wooden. rare;
and brushes also, a large assortment Of
P7oaghS.
And a great variety ofother articles, which persons in
want of will find it to their interest to examine before
purchasing, as they are determined to give satisfaction
at No 6 Magazine St,
Sign-Goden Hsrse Head.
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PRINTING OFFICE MELODY.

THE FRESHMAN.
Fun up my boys, turn quick the ronace,
And let the work begin,
Inc world is pressing on without
Asasswe must press within
And We who guide tho public mind,
Have influence far and wide,
Ana all our deeds are good although
The Deeits at our side.
Let fly the Jfrisket now my boys,
Who arc more proud than we?
While wait the anxious crowd without.
Inc force OF power wo sec.
So pull away--none aro so great,
As they who run the car
And who have dignity like those
Who practice at tho bar.
And you who twirl the roller there,
De qnick, You inky man!
Old time is rolling on himself,
So beat him If you can.
Be careful of the light and shads.
Nor let the sheet grow pale
BE careful of tho monkey looks
Of every head and tale.
Though hig1 in office is our stand,
Aud Pi-ousi is our case,
We should not cast a slur on those
Who fill our lower place,
The gaping world is fod by us,
Who.Eetail knowledge here,
w tceAhng that weJsed ourselves,
Nor lSenl our fare too dear.
Puli UP my boys turn quick ta6 rouncc,
And then the chaSesw yI Join,
we have dopositcs il " bank,
Dur drawers are full d 9udin.
And who should moro g~enfeelly cut
AFlGuRE and a DASH!
Yet sometimes we who press SO much,
ourselves are pressed for cash.
TYPO.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17
PongzcAx..
4 SONG.

Come where thc purple ligh;s Of eve is glowing
N chastened beauty, on ach tower and tree,
And let THY toses, III softest music flowing,
Breathe vows Of tenderncss and truth 10 me.
Whisper 50 lightly that no listening cor
Save mine may hear the purport Of thy strain
breathe the low tones 10 wonan's heart so dear.
And let the dreams Of youth be mine again.
Think not the love winch gilds life,s early hour.
Grows cold and dim-as time steals swiftly On:
sweet IS the fragrance of the last lone flower;
That fingers on the tree when summer gone.
Years cannot change the souls eternal truth,
Though beauty's fleeing charms NAV fade awav
stiimstlltfe heart retains undying youth,
az llie and love in deaths cold grasp decay.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17
WILLIAM L. BRENT.
a 2 2 Or N EY A ~ r, A ";

4 III N q A Is a W !.
H-lML Martinsville, offers his professional services ~
the inhabitants Of the Parishes Of st. Mary, St. Martin,
Lafayette, Vermllion, Calcasieu and ST. Landry. ma
most respectfully solicits a share of their patronage.
ne VIII pc found at all times (whcn not absent on
professional busincss) at. his Office, where be once !.
sided, in the house lately the residence Of Mr.. Desire
Leblanc, in St, Martinsville. When necessarily absent,
his son, EdwardC. Brent, Esq, who will be associated
WIN Inn will attend to all professional business.
st Martinsvile, March Is, 1915.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

1HARAcrEREsTIc ANEoDoTE or GrgrRAL
yAaksoN;---A irlendof ours, who recentlypaid a
slsll y we old Hero of New Orleans, while
spsaElng = MN ofhis iniirm state, he said, ayes,
= III dien .ny ame Y approaching, but ! am prepared
say with pleasure-marcA on, IN foilou,.6
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ID, @eleatya aooerttse,1e gta.
w, A. ~HARTNETT,
FASHIONABLE.
Glotbing, 9at, and Grunk

N'Os - p4hbEI5l CHIdlOdUk4 EUlInr
ings,) New Orleans.
a SOATS, Pants and Vests.-Dress and frock coats.
OF French and English black and colored cloths
PACK and colored cashmere; inerino, cashmeret, cams
broom, linen drilling, &c. pants black and fancy silk
Felvet, merlno, cashmere, figured and plain satin, Mar
selIles, Valencia, &c. vests.
RAT and Winter CoatS.-Beayer and clotk paletota.
Dorsay coats; pilot, blanket and Flushing coats and
coates, Of various cloths and colors.
Shtus.-Llnen shirts, different qualities; 6ne muslin
40: with linen bosoms and collars, and colored cambric
shirts of various patterns. ~
Morning Golens, Under SHIRTS, DraDers, &c,-Mor-
n,lng gowns of different qualities under shirts and
drawers oil silk, merino, lambs wool, Shaker knit, fan
mel, cotton, &c. Also, silk smoking caps.
Crdpats, Scdffs, Suspeaders, Handkerchiefs, Gleyes
ana Hostsry.-Plain, figured and black scaris; figured
and PLAIN black Italian and French cravats; SILK, cot
ION gum elastic and sherred suspendefs; linen cambric,
twilled SPltalteld, English corah and pongee hdkfs. of
all slzes and qualities; buck, beaver, kid, merino, linen
and cotton gloves; rnerno, lambs wool, linen and cot
ton half hose.
Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valisrs and Carpet Bags.-
BLACK and white beaver, nutria, cashmere, Rusaia, silk
and porting hats, suitable for isen and youths wear;
fur, cloth and glazed caps, for do; iron and wood-fra-
med black russell and clarct colored travelling trunks,
vallses and carpet bags. Also, leather and seal pack
ing trunks.
U!ntbrezas.-siIk, bingham and cotton umbrolIas,, Of
various sizes and qualities.
Boys md Youths' c~totding.-Cloth coats, p%aletots,
pants, shirts, Sc, suitable for boys and youths.
And q great variety Of ether articles in the above line.
Those wishing to purchase, will please sail and ex-
anllne my assortment. Jan. 9-3m
L@t GEREI
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

washington letter says that before The al.
l9ufnnlent q the recent extra session III ia
Unhea states Senate, Vice President Dallasd IA.
eaea'lat senators were entitledtemileaee Fortho
sS.fa session although not one Of them had i'm
" ~ precincts OF Washington. The travelling ia
:, to g ana thus, without paying out a
cent or moving from their pieces, the senatorS
will each pocket for travellinc a co,nnanss.;Ssn e
about 300 on an average, amolntin~ r. az y
aggregate to some $35, 900 or $4,000
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

The Georgians have now nearly completed a
me ofrallroad extending from Savannah 10 Cbot.
ianoga' a town on the Tennessee river, in Ham.
!'on county Tenn; Anew outlet is thns open.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

Hopkins, II want my umbrella. n CanI havs
", said Sumption, at the same Time 4 ts,,J;n Z
ne machine dedicated to Jupiter Da,fb;ns. avVhv
want to go to the east end. and il Iains EY ~
rents WhatS-screamed Hopkins-st,vhaf 81.
! g dosi or an umbrella Il. s.Dorl ansygered
Sumption, darling from the door-sdo as sSs,
MORROW ONE ls--P NRcN. 6s
REEtNED. we And the follow.
ing going me ~roqsass without knowing ID whom
70 credit It. ltie mot ID lad:
rntgai:~I Alse the ras 81 IDS hush;s
tsssssas- Remoylus the ailapbdated linen off
EMgar-Money makes lie Bot boil,
Hgnnea' precious Iaelals cause The
%cauldron TO efervesce.
patgars Money makes the mare no.
nseaea Ihe circulating medium comDels
she female nag 70 absquatulNae.
sMgar'--'A tocl and ~hianpney II eoon part.
Rsfacd--The partnership esiseing ha,,,,s. !.
solved. uNs'
pMgas What y bred ii tho bone cannot
come out Of the flesh 49, AAuos
hghned.--Vhat which is matlfed II ,ba o,s;
nea substance, cannot cmanate from the carna.
Ratgar.-sTel tho truth and shame the deyil.,
tsenned,--Proclaim what ID veracious ana
cause diabolus to blush. a"u
Hasgdr,--sEach dog has hid day
Rehned.---sach masculine offhe canine ~.
clesls entitled 20 one dinrnal revolution q I'M
va4gar.--'Does your anxious mother know
you are 3out2' "
Refscd; IS your s~olieitous maternal u,,a II.
an aware that her offsprings il abroad
4#N kNfuxlr - ntNaA 49,
candle light ! "
R~sGacd.--The oleaginous QUALITY ;nbe,ont T.
the leyiathan Of the deep placed in III glistSn;n.
candalebra, throws a more admirable scen;c se
lect upon The physiognomical delineations oft the
tair dlylnlties this side Of the celestial dominion
4 washington letter says that before Tia Al.
lotrnllent Of the recent extra session III IN
United states Senate, Vice President Dalla IA.
claea 'hat senators were entitiedtemilea ee Enreho
extra session, although not one OF them ma Ian
w w precincts OF Washington. The travelling Il
- ~eous"Ncesce; ana thus, without paying Out n
uuu1 Or moving from their piaces, the senators
W.. Wv, pocket fortrayeHing a compensation of
aggregate to some $35, 900 Or $4,000.
MRS, HAMILTON N MRs. MAptsoN. .Thase
Two ladies' dined recently with lie presiden,
Iheir united ages arc more than 17O vaarsI
lhey were formerly intimate, but have not mel
before Tor forty years. Mrs. Hamilton Il a..
ana XIV she WALKED with sease one day from Cnpi.
To- ftlla to the Presidents house, nearly tvo
niles. she has offered the papers Of her hus.
2 Congress for publication, and Wa hone
they Jay be accepted.
A e2uEER OFTIoE, The following IL ons nc
me a. icles in the Constitution of Florida "A
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

Pork MAJoRrTY.-A day Or two hef1re ,bo
election il this county, says the Mississinni
s1ai4 two negroes were discussing politics Xxi
from Words they came to blows. The o,ynn.
OF Zone ofthe negroes hearing the rempts, thrasb'
ed both Of them, giving the Clay negro tan lnsh
es, and the Polk negro iiiteen.-Ihe 1attcr MI.
walEing about . hundred yards, shrugged HE
shoulders, and shouted Ut The top oil his l,,nr,
'Hurrah for Polki Eve ahead vstf 'S''
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
New Orleans S~tationers' Warehouse

NO. IA Camp Street.
B. STEEL. (successor to Norman, Steel & co.,
: Stationer, Pablisher, Importer Of London sta
tionery, hooks, &c, wholesale and retail.
Account BOOKS, of the first class, manufactured of
the best materials, and warranted superior.
Superfne StdttonerY--Governmehts Public Offices,
Banks, and Counting Rooms supplied.
Dratping and Architectural Materials.
Cards.--fiaying, Printers (colored and plain, En-
amelied Visiting Cards, 60
School BOoks.-A full assortment of all kinds.
Cheap Publications and Magazines.
London Standard Books and ARnuaLs.
The articles Of Stationery, &c from this establish
nent arc warranted to be superior, and prices 10 i've
satisfaction.
TPrinting and Book-binding. in all their anous
styles, executed in the best name, s ae lowest
prices. New SU-6@
JOR
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

hoooFocoIsM I~LLUsTRATBD. We learn from
ne Arkansas State Gazette, that the LegiSia,sr"
q lhat State, at It's lite aession. turned q ieafear
Y 4, me circumstances Of the foreign hondholders.
lhey not only refusedt to apply tho specie which
was on band at the beginning Of the session. to
me payment ofthe interest, rs far MS It would %.
but absolutely rejected every proposition wbieb
was made 70 provide the means for their rodomn.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

Coon roR OFTrcn HoLDEas. Tho Wash.
ingfon correspondent ofthc Boston Courier. Who
assumes to speak from certain knowledge, de-.
eiares that II is Mr.. Folks 'solemn Intention
TO make no removals even of decided political
opponents unless for official or personal delin.
quency."
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

iHE WHITE HOUSE, TO LEr.-Willis savs
ne has y from good authority. that Mrs. Polk Il
making arrangements fora private residence in
Wasllingtonl TIT six Thousand dollar rs appro.
Pfla.ed by Congress for the repair and re.flr.
alSning oithe Public shabby-house will barely
repair and carpetit, and Mrs, Polk prefers son,s
thing habitably furnished, even If smaller nnJ -
her wi expense.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

ALoEE ~ MS GLORY. John Tyler, the late
acting President, is now yogitatfnc al iii rsS;'
dence IN Charles City County, Va. The Rich
mond enquirer says "his administrator want
out n y blaze Of gl6ry," wherenpon the yae ~
the Alexandria Gazette adds. 1--WE accent III
word ''We carve not q line--we raise Hi =
stone--bnt we leave him alone in his elo,z,S
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

H.. JOB PRANg3ped;s~asI execntad
VI every description, Neatly Wing" a
II the of6eeof the as,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

most OF whom are creoles, raised upon the pre-
misses. Any person wishing slaves, whether
young men and women, or families, will have an
opportunity Of choosing from as fine 4 lot Of ne-
groes as has ever been sold in the State.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17
u 0rleaays advertisements.

FAMILY & PLANTATION MEDICINES.
' SHE following psefulfamily and plantation Mcdi-
clnes are constantly kept on hand by Comstock q.
Nunlsey' at 59 Poydras street, New Orleans, and bJy
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

y. j. EQUALIZER, Syadfc.
Opelousas, March %. 1915.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-24
OLD SERIES. VO L. XIII.

TO Country Merchants and Planters.
1AANIELS BRADY, corner Of Dauphin and
~ Water streets, offer for sae the following goods
by wholesale retail at manufacturers prices
so bales No Lowell Osnaburgs; 50 do No z
so bales No l Manchester do; so do MOI
so bales heavy Georgia Osnaburgs
2O0 bales 3-4 and Brown ShirtIngs &Sheetlngs
20 cases Bieached Domestics
10 bales colored heavy Mack,naw Blankets
10 bales 8lbs white heavy do do
10 bales heavy Negro Blankets, large size
8 bales ribbOn-bound French Blankets
10 cases white Negro Kerseys Kentucky Jeans
20 cases mixed heavy Negro Kerseys; Satineits
20 cases spring Caicoes; Scotch GinghaIns
Irish Linens; Printed Musllns; Balzorines
Blue Deniems and blue Drilngs
HosieIy, Gloves. Laces, Edgings, IRsertings
Silk Pocket Handkercbiefs, Suspenders
Merino and cotton Shirts and Drawers
Black and colored silk Shaws and Scarfs, &c.
&c AMI
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-24
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL "a, lS45

INFECT IMPORTATION ID new and fashion
II able SPRING GOODS, and great reduction
in prices HENRY & SToDDART, corner Wafer
and CONT SITS, have just opened select assortment
If the following Goods for Ladies' Sprng dresses-
New patterns Wool BaAarines, Cotton Bareje
Colored checked Muslins
Fancy figured jacquard Ginghams
Lace and cord Peiticnats, Dimty
Muslin of every description, say Nainsook, Swiss,
Null, Jacconel, Cambria, Checked, &c.
Embroidered Robes, suitable for .dIng d. esses
II & =. will sell al decided bargain in their last
years stock Of Bareges, Balzarines, Printed Mus
Inns &c, comprising some Of the richest goods i'm
ported janis
QUESTIONABLE SPRING AND SUMNER
Il CLOTIING-STANTON & BROTHERS
are receiving per brigs Morea and Linden, large
assortment Of Summer Clothing made in the latest
fashion, consisting in part Of
Super Cashmareii Dress and Frock Goats
French and English Merino do do
Linen and Flannen do do do
Single MIled French Cass Pants
Cashmareit and Merino do
Fancy corded and striped Cashmere Pants
Plain and fancy Linen Pants
White and fancy Marsees Vests
Neck Ties, Scarfs and Cravats Of Satin and Silk
For sale low wholesale retail! At 20 Dasphin-st.
mh2o
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-24
RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY!
TARRANT'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBS AND


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"a continuation of similar remedies will produce more
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NOTWITHSTANDING the numerous com
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One recommendation this preparation enjoys over
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the mode in which il may be taken being both plea
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and without any application to medical man, with,
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accompanying the medicine without ciarge, contain
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Among all the persons who have taken this medicine,
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Prepared and for sale wholesale and retail by
49, JAMES TARRANr. Druggist, &c.
corner Greenwich and Warren streets. N. York.
Also for sale by MoSELY TUCKER,
Wholesale Druggists and Apothecaries. corner Dau-
phin and Royal streets, Mobile, Agents for the
Proprietor. . .f= lanItMmo
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WILLIAM CREssMAN,

No. 90 NORTH THIRD-sT., PHILADELPHiA.
Manutacfwr Of Military and Sportsman's Articles;
g UGH AS Leather, Cloth, Felt. Silk, beaver,
y Dress and Bear Skin CAPS Of all patterns, viz.
Forage Caps, Holsters for troop, Body troop. Car
touch, boxes, Bayonet Scabbards Sword belts Of al
kinds, Canteens. Knapsacks different patterns, Fire
Buckets, Passing Boxes, Tube Boxes, Brush and
Pckers, Plumes, Pompoons, Fireman's Caps Lea
Their Stocks Gun Cases super ior quality, Shot Bags,
Game Bags, Drums, sc. SC.
Gentlemen furnishing their own chargers. can have
them Leatherned at very short notice. singly or by
the dozen.
0G-Orders thankfully received and punclually at
tended to. teb20 70cmo