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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
CIR CUE a IL
OF THE
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the citizens OF the town of
u 4 n Oh. A
and vicinity, that she proposes open
ing School for Young Ladies, under
the particular patronage Of the
MASONIC FRATERNITY
in III lower room OF the new Masonic
Lodge, on the first Monday in Sep
tember. 1856.
Having taught for ten years in Vir-
ginia, as well as being engaged as Pre-
cepuess of the Senior Literary De
partment of the Memphis Female
College, during scholastic session -
her past experience enables her 10
promise confidently to give every sat
isfaction to the parents or Guardians,
who may intrust pupils to her charge.
Her aim has ever been TO give a
Thoroughly practical education-not
however, at the expense of such ac-
complishmentS, as are usually taught
in Young Ladies' Seminaries,-but
rather combining with them; and to
instruct her scholars so that in time,
they may themselves become teachers.
The school discipline has hitherto been
we'll preserved throughout, by rules,
suited to the government Of the InSti-
tuition; uniting with such discipline.
as parents exercise in well ordered
home circles.
The couSse and mode of Instruction,
will be made known by application 10
diSs Stuart: and every other inforna-
ion relative to the schocl, Will at al
times be readily given.
Board may be obtained in the village
1T the usual rates; Pupils charged
| from their entrance, until the close Of
;he session; and no dcd0cti01, sayo in
eases of protracted sickness. 1H-
TERWS-Per Session:
| Primary Department, S12 SO
| Preparatory Department, Is 90
| Senior Department, 90 90
French (as spoken) 10 90
Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Music on Piano or Guitar, IS 90
Embroidery of all kinds, and
Fancy Work, a 10 90
Incidental Tax, ~ l Go
Payable at the end of tho Session
of FIVE months.
Parents or Guardians who may wish
to enter the names of Pupils to the
school preparatory to its opening, can
do so, by giving them in to the Trus-
tees of the Institution.
REFERENCES.
Rev. LEoNIDAs p. RossER, Norfolk, Va.
REV. q. w. LANGHoaNE, Richmond, Va.
lIoN. A. II. STEPHENS, Crawfordsville, Ga
| !IoN. r. TooMBs, Washington. Ga
ANDREW M'MAKIN, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Dir. a. p. MERRILL, Memphis, Tenn,
JESSE NJ. TATE, ESQ.,, ss
J. NJ. PArRfcK, ESQ. *
July, lst. 1856. tbs fss e.
n. L. FL. FAIR, 49,.
ATTORNEY AT Law.
fAA OLA, MISS "a
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
Pamela Male Academy.

November 4th, lS36.-tf
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SPECIFICATIONS

;
For attending the Bridge across Bayou st, John at
Teemaehus street, for,lhe term of one year.
TIME bridge shall be delivered the contractor in
its presentgood condition. and the contractor shall
bind himself 10 keep always in the same good condi
on and at the expiration of his contract 10 return The
same 10 the city in perfect rider.
The contractor shall bind himself to keep constantly
naltendance during day and night the requisite mum.
may be required and he shall furnish ali OIL etc. That
may be required 10 keep said bridge always in good
working order. St s ljs5li5S7 35.t {85s N g
The contractor shall repair and keep always in good
order. the platforms used turning said bridge.
All damages which may occur 10 said bridge through
the negligence or incapacY OF the contractors shall be
repaired and paid forby him.
* The contractor shall be fined in the Of ten dol
lars for each and every neglect of duty, said ne TO be
retained by the Comptroller of any of the monthly
payments % be made TO said contraction. t &
n Securityfn thesum of 6 1000 shall he required to
guarantee the fa hfnl performance the contract M
In case OF neglect the part of The contractor 10
comply strictly with the foregoing specifications, the
Council reserves the right to declare the contract pso
tacto, null and void without applying 10 court of
justice and without indemniying the contractor, and
also The right of having The work performed The ex-
pense Of The contractor and his security.
Payments 10 be made monthly on the certificate of
the Surveyor. 7t 4 s=1z4
The contract 10 be adjudcaed for term of one year
to date from the opening of The navigation OF said
| Bayou by the Company.
Bids 10 be per year for the whole work complete
LOUIS H. PILE,
City Surveyor.
| Approved by the Committee on Streets and Landings
Of the Beard of Aldermen, New Orleans, March
9th, 1856. .a y7E #
| [signedl oHAs. PRIDE,
Approved by the Committee on Streets and Land
ings Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen, New Or
Signed ISAAC THAYER,
New Orleans, March 49, 1856 az dll4
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

m
Coon MEDICINE1s.-r Is EsIlMATEED 81, THAI ave
~ AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL AND GATilhhTlc fils havo
done more to promotc the public health Than Rny 9tsI Gs
cause There be question that the Cherry fectnA mas
BY its Thousand thousand cures of Colds Coughs ANhme,
Group Bronchitis etc very much reduced me o
portion of deaths from consunptive diseases IN this country ne
pills good the Pecoral aud will complaints
Every body needs or less pnrging Purge tho blood
from it's Impurities Purge the bowels, Liver and the whole
yscera system from Purge out tho diseases which
fsen on the body TO- work IT, decay But for diseases We
from, the system before i ia yet too strong 70 yield
but when has taken strong hold The astounding state
Of those who have been cured by them from dreadful
Scroua Dropsy Ulcers Skin Diseases RheuHHsm Neural
a Dyspepsia Internal Pains, Bilious Gomplants Heartburn,
Headaca Govt an many less dangerous but sllthreaeing
ailments such pmpes the face Worms, Nervous rrita
bty Loss Of appetite Irregularities Dizziness in the head.
Colds Eeyes Dyssntery and indeed every variety Of com
These random statements but by your
noshbors and your own Physicians
Try them once, and you will never be without them,
Price 25 cts per Box-J Boxes for 81 90. :.
Prepared by Dr. D. G. AVER, Chemist Lowell Mass, and
sold by all respectable Druggists every where.
fe2D 3md&W j. WRIGHT & CO., Wholesale Agents.
n WRIGHT 81 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they oter to supply
Druggists and Dealers 1T Proprieo lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. l5l amp q Charities
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SPECIFICATIONS

d < ld
For construction OF Nuisance Wharf opposite m
8depend ence street, Third District. s :S
y Wharf shall be constructed according TO The
nea, eighss and dimensions to be given BY the
The piles shall be III lake 81 river timber If he bes
quality not less than by II inches square at one
end, and by inches square at the Other end, and
shall be driven from IL go feet into Tic solid ground
at 10 feet from centres The head of The
piles shall be squared according to heghis 10 be
given by the Surveyor and sha receive and support
11by Il inches square caps which shall be strongly
fastened 10 each said piles with drag nails one inch
square by g inches long The sleepers shall be at
least inches square, shall at right angles on the
caps al distances of feet from cen,res and shall be
strongly fastened at each cap with
drag nails Inch square BY l6nches long The planks
for the flooring shall be ofyelow pine Of the best
quality II inches wide by inches thick and not less
than 10 feet long they shall be strongly nailed to each
of The seepers with Finch pressed spikes TWO at The
ends of each plank and one at the intersections with
each of the sleepers The sleepers and flooring shall
project feet outside Of the last Of piles into The
river and at the ends OF said sleepers there shall be
placed fender 10 inches square, which shalt pro-
ect Il inches above The flooring of the wharf and shall
strongly 10 each sleeper with screw bolts
$of and a half inch in diameter Two moorne piles
12nches square shall be driven where the Surveyor
shall direc and shall be strongly fastened to the piles
and caps of the wharf with at least onench screw
bolts. a substantial wooden railing shall be con-
stfuced all round said wharf triver front excepted)
which shall be feet high The whole as per plan to
be Furnished ., 4, BY the G i 4, Surveyor
shall be furnished by The contractor well as The la
Dor.
The contractor shall be bound 10 begin the work len
afier the approval Of the adjudication blythe COM
mon Council, and % complete the same thirty days
after under penalty Of s. 10 per day for each and
every day thereafter the work is not completed.
Security to5an amount Of $500 shall berequred 10
guarantee the8faiihful performance OF the contract
Y Payment in cash on he completion Of the work
and lis acceptanceby The City Surveyor.
InIease ofsnegect on the part of the contractor TO
comply strictly with The foregoing specifications, the
The right TO declare The contract
fuoff1 Ny
ofEiusee and without indemnifying the contractor
Bids 10 be per square of 100 superficial feet for the
whole work complete.
LOUIS H. PILE,
City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committee on Streets and Landings
q ofithe Bonrdof Aldermen, New Orleans, 9th March,
Z 1856
[Signedl CHARLES PRIDE,
~ Chairman.
Approved BY the Committee on Streets ana Landings
Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, New Orleans,
3 18th March, 1856. ess
ISignedl ISAAC THAYER.
4 M Chairman.
New Orleans, 10Th March, 1856. az dtl4
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q HOPE IIALL, M. g. sT. cHARLEs
MUSIC TEACHING.

oMs5s INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC
SHhH THOMAS j MARTIN of the oldest Instructors in
2g this city will give Lessons in this accomplishment to
Ladies or Gentlemen. His ability is too well known TO
require Recommendation. $50
aa5- Orders left with P WERLEIN, No. 5 Camp street,
will meet with prompt attention. jJ 90 If
raaRsasasa MRS. CANTPBET4L, TEACHER OF MUSIC,
45E==ssT+s gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR,
her residence No. % Constance street and also at
GAsFN No. 50 Hevia street. nS-TermsS5 per month,
twelve lessons M8LECTUREs ut q Constance street
week $t5l8&aFNs1Tf Ia}l&5.5il f8 a&3 5l felD ly
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Il SPEECH LEGATIONS
For the contract for building and placing two Floating
Bridges across Canal Carondelet, at the Junction of
Claiborne and Marals streets with said Canal.
TIM old turning bridges said Canal Caronde-
IL let at Claiborne and Marais streets, shall be re-
moved by the contractor aud shall be the property Of
said contractor. II
The new bridges with all their apparatus, such as
moving platforms, eranks, fender piles, etc, shall be
built all points, similar TO the floating bridge
The New Canal at its junction with Metaire Road,
except the ratings each side of sad BRIDGES which
shall be well finished according the plan 10 be fur
nished by the City Surveyor. '5sf=
AL The materials 10 be used i'll the construction of
said bridges, platforms and other apparatus, shall be OF
the best qualify corresponding in size and dimensions
with those used in The construction of the bridge
across the New Canal al Melairie Road and shall be
furnished by the contractor as well as the labor.
The bottom sides and deck of the bridges shall be
caulEed with three threads of good oakum and tarred
in The best manner and the bottom and sides shall be
sheslhed over with l'2tnch yellow pine planks of
the be 81 quality.
The sides and ends OF the bridges shall receive three
coats OF back oil paint and the ratings three coats of
white lead in oil, the whole in the hes, manner
Each of the bridges 10 be provided with TWO good
hand pumps
The whole work to be executed 10 the entire salts
faction OF the City Surveyor, otherwise il shall be re-
ected by said officer, re
Security 10 the amount OF $4,000 shall be required 10
guarantee The faithful performance of the contract.
fhe contractor shall bind himself 10 begin the work
len days AFTER the approval of The adjudication by the
Common Council, and to complete the same sixty days
after, under penalty of $40 per day for each and
every dayihereatler III work is not completed
Payments in cash on The completion of the work
and iisaeceplaneeb by the City Surveyor.
HI case of neglect OIL the part of the contractor 10
comply Strictly with The foregoing specifications the
Common Council reserves The tight 10 declare the
conlraetps facto, null and void, without applying 10
court ofjustce and without indemnifying The con-
tractor. t&
Bids 10 be for both bridges and apparatus complete
including The demolition of.,he old turning bridges.
N LOUIS Fl. PILE,
City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committee on Streets and Land
ings of the Board Of Aldermen, New Orleans
March 9Th, 1856. NELL
[Signedl CHAS. PRIDE,
Chairman.
APPROVED by The Committee on Streets ana Landings
NJ NJ ne BOARD of Assistant Aldermen, New Orleans
Ma'ea eth, 1856.
lsgnsdl ISAAC THAYER,
| N4,cz, Chairman.
wv wv oIiee7Ss Goth March, 1856, az dtl4
AVID YYAEa utr,.s II :, r, = nm n nt,
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no nj IN Din tGn IN CHE.
CITY Of ~ eW Orleans Ma cls 81. 1856.
i 5S$ {s No. 2699 i Y 8S3
t LtN AN stis rel III the Branch ef HE New
3stsans ana Carr olllan n road Company on lack
suIl street, FeaTih District
81 III Thai permission is hereby granted
10 tRe SieaE,s and Carol lion road Company
so their on aeksui street
IS Charles street,, he head Of
Jackson stTre and run their the un
expired nie Of teiF original which extends
III nth that lhe said Com
paRy shalt within nnnsY days from The passage of3
This ordinance, their road 10 be re-
moved from Ivoii Circle and laced The South
west j9iaing. remote from fhe
n either slde admit of the free
Of the water the gultera and also That the safd
Company SHALL vFi thin WE'VE mouths cause The
tches Bill eaeh side of iher track on Sit Charles
liatc street fEem Tivoti Circle Io jackson
ssresf,sx pt TWO squares each side Of Me lpomene
Canal be Gtiedup and said street regularly graded
from said the cutters, under tie direction OF
she Gsiiy a utEeyer III s Az
Bs That the foregoing nriyilesa
shall be null and void, should ii conflict Wfthe rights
granted ~ 2he and Fontchartrain Railroad
GDInpaEg viii 53s85SS;s
Bs That said Carol lton Railroad
Comp shall be subject such police ordinances
and asolis as the Common Council shall from
stimcto lime, deem 6visahIes s3 III
Signed sEI sII. IT IRA CY #s
President Beard Of Assissant Aider,nsr,
Esigaedl ]. u III G ENBUH E .ss
esident Board of Aldermen III
Approved March 81, 1856. S
n arl Esignadl " John q. LIE WIZ, Mayor ~
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ESgraaa Ye3Es i or W ORLEANS

X9Ea eoI' ~ wv w Sol ..
COMMON COUNCIL.
City. Han, City Of New Orleans, April 4 1856.
Rsxoisaz That lie Street Conaiis Il. ma II
is hereby authorized, e cause 70 be epairea The
does not exceed fifty dollars I'LL ass M 3# 569
ignedl @ N El,s u. TR ACY.
President Board Of A sis tapt Ala rnaen.
lSignedl Az III d u y LUG ENBu HI, {7
Approved March I'll, 1866. ~ N is s
Isignedl y OI u 2, LEWIS, Mayor.
e true copy IIros. THEARD. Sec'y. APPS
Y. . g ~ HAIL. Il M
of an rdinaiice of The General Counci
Of the City Of New Orleans, entitled : an ordin-
Z. e,c June,
sth. Be urther ordained, That from and amer the
this ordinance, il shall ba law ul
men and caIimens ~ demand ihs
iaies tof all produce, erchandize and other
loaded trans and unloaded within the limits Of
The city For every load OF nip 7s IS 3
il distance i've ~ b ~ ~ .es
IS IS d d. s. So Il &C. 49,. % u.s. u.s.
q d g q g. . g. 6, s,s
above rates shall be liable to fine Of i0
from suchdrayman OF cartman or owner Of The dray
or cart 5555 {5gSSs ii
IA daer de padopon de cettes ordonnance, il
permits aux de drays Ell charrees
de e prix suivans pour e char
cement le decharg de tous prodnis, marchan
discs 81 aures objeis dams les limites della vile. m
font Eoyage nne distance n'exeedant pas six
iles..,. =. :. I. cents.
De ilsts et n'excedant pas ~ sles E. s. cents
Deg llets ct pas is less n. 60 cents.
DE " Tiers etn'excedant pas "a ilets 80 cents
De ~ liels Ell essus 4. 4 pastre.
Tout ucteu1 de dray de charrette qui deman-
ieTa plus que c -dessus sera passible dune
&c ~ recoverable d1dt conductenr de dray
lite charrete. ia
ignedl FRED BUIsSoN,
I, VI, President.
F#a [SigRedl t 55SS VIM. FRERET,
Atrue8 extract HI W. LEWIS. sec,ly.
{1n2e 30t SF t,s8
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$#$ N o. 266S III 3&
Resotrsd, That the Comptroller be-, ana lie Is hereby
authorized and Instructed 10 sell at auction after
Ten DAYS notice in the official Journal, the contract
for attending the Bridge on Bayou ohm for enc
year, 70 dale from TIE opening of The navigation of
said Bayon ST. subject The approval Of rejee-
ton Of The Common Camel. and accordance with
specifications on file in the Surveyors Office.
Isignedl s # i. ill., TRACY, 4 S
President Board Of Assistanf al dermeu
[Signedl u j. aEUG ENBUH Hi.
President Board Of Aldermen. Il
Approved March is, 1866 81 ~ 35s83 5=.
a5s III Tsgnedl AZ u m I.8L LEWIS, Mayor 81
. Notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY Tie 14lh
inst, will adndicaie at my Office, at ~ o'clock NJ !,
the above contracts, m 5SS Ei8$4
apa O., DsBUYs, Comptroller
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RUSSET BR0GANS AND MUD BOOTS,
IL Fpk PLANTATION uSE-The subscribers have hand
super Oak Tanned Russet Bsogans ind Mud Boots selected
for plantation expressly. Also, we'll assorted stock of
Boots and Shoes. for sale low.
do JOHN B. VALENTINE Il CO., 81 Common street.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, Z
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans s
Be remembered that the 10Th March, 1885, before me-
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President H. P Jan
yier Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Company of
New Orleans who being duly according law, do de-
and that the above accounts just and and
correct transcript from the books of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
ID o. II. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day of March
1856 III G. NJ BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to Six per
eres the scrip certificates of 1855 payable and after the
second Monday of May and have declared scrip dv
dcnd of Twenty five the net earned premiums of
the past for which certificates will be issued and after
the first Of June and they have reserved the balance
OF the net profits Of the ending 2 March, 1856 to meet
pending but unaljused claims against the Company.
The Company continue insure perl of the
and rivers and loss and damage fire. the of
premium.
Office iron building Of Camp and Natchez streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
ViceP resitp
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FE18T 5IT7I
Rssofps That The do adjpdicate to Inc
lowest bidder, after ten days notice thereof made IN
across caaAl gaiondelet the Junction Of Cia.
borna and aIais streets said caiai iii accord
ancs will ileinthe Survey
os ,te 10 be subject 70 he approval of The
I Common Coanc w 3s
fsigned1 J.8J.fLTGENBUHL, 8
President Board Of Aldermen
8sf;; LSisnedJ E. L. TRACY, 33E555
5{b Pfesid ent Board Of Assistant a dermen,
Approved March Is, 1865. BEGUN 5#4E5t
E5igied19 JOHN u. LEWIS. MayoT 4
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co MpTROLLERss OFFICE IL.
N ITE or NEW O RLEANs, IA priI Sd, 1856 IL

#24sE4 { No. 2B6U 3s5T
Resosged, That tie Comptroller be. and lie Is hereby
anthoIize and 10 sen at public auction,o
the bidder, after days. notice in he official
Gurnals contract for the nuisance
the work 10 be done according with plans and speet
cationsuta he iii the Survey ihs
OF said contract To be subject or
ton DC the GomElsn Council g$.s
ESignedl LUG FsNBuH
G $it 4 Pgesidsnt Board Of Al derner @
[Stgned1 ~ NJ. N RAGY,
Approved March: 81 1866 @
.E President Board of Assistant lderrden
[signedl HIN y, LIE Is, M ayor. Z
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LUNESCHLOSS BROS. s. Co.
III Camp street, beg leave advise the City
sssS aud Country trade that they have on hand
consignment, and are ordered to close
- ID forthwith alarge assortment of Guns, Rifles
Table and Pocket Cutlery portenon
Builders Hardware Of every description Crates Tools etc
they offer reasonable prices accomo
Var A % falf
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PATHs-BATfTs-BA TAs-B1EBEETzTNG No

II osssSS ~ 'f pansn X ~ r No6om
HoH T5ds.man FF S:r KifehoH s@Ty Esdswsd
RATIIs-BATHs-RA TAS-BARBERIzTN No.
ROLLINS o at his post The Veraudah fire for
while stopped the operation of his well known establishment
where he can ye at all hours Hot Cold Vapor Shower
His BARBER'S SALOON is supplied with the best artists
the country can Afford and as Shaving Hair Cutting Cleaning
yeng aud Dressing have been reduced down SCIENCE he
feels assured that he can serve with aacFy and dispatch the
He has for well assorted stock of fresh pERFUMERY
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and the best Dyes and TONES for
mGa Ga, at his Diamond Hair Cutting end Bathing Saloon
WIN. w. w: W0OD-,ATroRNEY AND coUN
removed from New Orleans located in Jackson Miss will
give prompt attention all business his charge
Ranesry The United rcu snd district con G8i 6e
Circuit and Probate Courts of Kinds Rankin Warren
17gs Special attention to COLLECTION OF CLAIMS AC-
oFF1CE-In Eiss Buildings, corner Of State and Pearl
Streets, jackson. Miss, aul5 tfd&W.
THE BAGAsSE FURNACE -- LErTERs "a
MAN Of No 81 Natches street. New Orleans under the date
of December 1851 ora furnace for burning Wood and Bagasse
in iaTSs Of SEVEN cRoPs The PREhNT
s entirely by natural druught and without the aid
81 il contains no CRATE bars or other irons III the Interior
3D. requires stoppage Of the mill to have its ashes
h The 'agasse is stirred touched after arrives
il the furnace.
5h. 1t burns all the BaSasse and makes enough to
the mill engine battery, and pumping engine
This is the only furnace that has taken off Louisiana
in compliance with the above five conditions.
This Furnace makes petesion to burn Basse alone and
does not resemble other furnace in single feature of its
FORM in the principles upon which works. In the results
which Produces neither does it approach the rights Of
other party Reports circulated the contrary mere
tricks of trade known be false by those who make
them and calculated only deceive the public and palm OIL
cles that stand upon their merits No person will be
allowed sell make patent Furnace without aatorty
from and all persons having such authority will be fully
guaranteed in its undsutbed use and possession
Ny Patent Furnace applicable train of kettles
steam boilers; and prepared apply burn
ing tho Baasse boil Juice in the train Of kettles
under satisfactory gnarnutee the purchaser.
treatise the whole subject IN pamphlet FORM with draw
gs, ETC., to be had OF the subscriber by mail otherwise
Samuel. H. GILMAN,
jas d&W6m 81 NHtchez street, New Orleans.