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BAGAssE FURNACE.
lURN YOUR BAGAssE-IT Is PROFIT AND

RURN YOUR BAGAssE-rT Is PROFIT AND
ri sAs sas e
parish Busnsrs s furnace s
70 ass ~
gsn.Isnk nsch greater heat than have ever seen
sns al
:ix e . n, s.a.s.
~ 'G se so II b
y
@ ' 5 +
unlike Il. blower sys, Witch
4 St ssn9ssEfT' JOHNSON
We have o.. q these Farnsees in operation.
...." ,d sii!'f H 4 lsl.. .a Planter
hail. A''' t:'%4r tf n t'''sl'''' street.
Ne r + sfss ;'i rss5 ssS Orleans
AxApEo L srsinh T Ascension
rand ls'i;, + sTsa Sj;fS!ji NO.
No.15st ! c sps Z s,Tsst New Orleans
No. sI 1le sFsf he. EEss SsE Orleans
rA""'' c cf.sf:y 4 ptssG street. NJ o.
SAMUEL oow 5fsfitSa p'F''h'
DAN. c. uor1p 5sss'i 4. B P.'''h'
GEORGE H. Lo 5sfsiasH RsF'h'
H. D. OGDEN. New ss or oslssn''
Thompsons Bagasse Furnace has been submitted the
Las sees proof Of the above
ereste of those who witnessed it in actual operation
The above certificate which given in December 1884
evidence Of the earliest in Louisiana Of the
forth and much stronger could
wd'a,. Ess Slst = r. q d.es S S',. ..,
Moses nompson, E,q New Orleans
Lear sYou Of statement Of the results Of the
Working Of s,ed for US h
with the Bagase small quantity of wood Your
Furnace accomplished much more In few words We
with the Bagsss wool with hrs excepting the
your have Eur a.. pss %
W. have made ten to twsve hoesheads using
and bsur drift WOOD the latter cut but day or two before
hours rored sufficient quantity Of
make the rate of y 900 to 5000 Of sugar In
rollers saf fest long, Is inches in diameter.
In isngts IL inches in diameter double
100 pounds The Furnace required
one fireman. and one boy at the hoppers.
formed tie Of the Furnace therefore
We remain respectfully, your ob't serv'ts,
sITH TRUFANT.
MYRTLE GROVE, November 18th, 1851
Messrs: Hall, Rodd l. Putnam, New Orleans:
GentlemenYour favor Of the 4th inst s at hand and In
reply inquiry respecting Tbompson Bagasse Furnace
We cannot say confirm every particular
the statement made m our letter TO Mr. Thompson under
date Of 3lst Dec mber, 1856.
The only Improvement snggest Is the named by
Very respectfully,
. ~. ..:.8 i''f ''''''A' Dol JOHN L. WHITE,
slTR TRUFANT.
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GARDEN SEEDS OF THE GROWTH OF '59.-Mr. D.
Maupay 81 Grayier rect has received by arrivals
Large assortment OF garden seeds of CROP at the
horticultural establishment of s. Maupay Co., Philadelphia
We ask the attention Of planters to Mr.
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Nem ORLEANS DaiIu Crtstent,
HIS DREAM.

saw, last night, the straw roofd cot,
Where oft she turn'd her wheel; .~
saw the gable where we sat,
And felt what young hearts feel;
And had thrown my years away,
And felt once more child,
While she, who was my night and day,
Hung DER me there and smiled.
looked, and 10 at length she sat,
In holy childhood, too, ~
And though woman ere we met,
I'd swear that likeness true;
But while mid all that Christlke youth,
Wherein her beauty slept,
She sang a song Of "Changeless Truth
only watched and wept.
took her offered hand in mine,
And looked far down her eyes;
All, God, within their saintlike shine,
What fearful mysteries =
Again gushed forth her song Of Truth !"
But, meath its wild'ring stream
leaped from out my binding youth,
And all was but dream.
dublin University Magazine.
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FATAL FALL-On Wednesday evening last young
man named William Forsyth was instantly killed By
falling from third-story window Of the Commercial
Hotel in vt. Louis He had been drinking, and when
last seen alive was sitting 10 the window.
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REsIGNED.-John q. New, Esq, We learn fssm
Tuesday EVENINGS Advocate, says the Baton Rouge
Gazette of the Gath, has resigned the office Of US.
District Attorney for this District. He will devote
his entire attention to the practice Of his proeon
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BOSTON, June ., Aoo9.
DR. A. A. Hayes, Boston:
SI have examined the following patents for furnaces for
burning bagasse and other fuel
st Letters pate to Noses Thsmpson 10th April,
1855, and reissusd 3lst Msrch, 1891
ID Letters granted uager Allyn May 9Th, 1856;
ressued May 4th, 1853,
Sd. Letters patent granted f. seley June 18th, 1858.
4h Letters patea grained Samuel II. Gilman, December
1855 reissued August s. 1856.
The first Of these Patents tMoses THOMPSON 10th April 1855
covers method OF drying and consuming
These operations performed simuantol y upon diff
feren the bBgasse
air from the hcing united in sntabs contiguous
Inc combustion other his patent also the
series of fire chambers nuncatirg with ue mixing
chamber fire chamber having it's air ahd
aues with hampers for tbs regulation OF the draught..
SIN 1856 is clea palpable infringement of Thompsons
patent The incl first dried and then consumed the
from that portion which heng dried being mixed with those
from which being consumed and the whole
nesl and The space boilers the Immediately
connected with This passage forming the mixing combustion
chamber iii which The ensses consumed
In patent Of RYAN Shelley june 10 1855 the bagasse IS
thrown heaped the floor hearth on which is
burned idenesly the operate carried on as in
tbe Thompson furnace portion Of the heap
being burned the portion being dried and 90 soon
ts and consumed from the drying
norton and hot arfro the burning portions being
mixing chamber and consumed the operation as IN
Tulnpsops being continuous This furnace there
fore, clear Infringement Of the Thompsonpstent -,
In the described in Gnan's PATENT December 4s
1886 the bagasse thrown continuously into single burning
drying and burning continue stimuli
aed heated air all thrown together into cham
her tB srawngs) where they mixed and
snmed This taerSere unidentified i.trHgsnent
Thcnipsss'p Bsssa
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VINO HAS II

Who Has THAT Doc IA gentleman who has
lost his white poodle, with brown spot its back offers
reward for its recovery See Advertisement.
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BAGAssE FURNACE.

by profession such barge OF various Govern
sn conrgcons and works Subsequently yas ior ssyers
Office Washington and for the last years have been
engaged solicitor Of Patents In thop .city am OFTEN called
courts and constantly consulted Of similarity
SAN. COOPER.
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FIN HALL PLANTATION, Feb. 4, 1859.

Mr. Thompson New Orleans, La:
Dear sr-Hsvne engaged engineer plsnta
tio for seven eight years. and during that time had
sion to crops with Bsgasse furnaces Of different kinds
happy furnace far exceis al diners ~ pro-
luces much larger quantity OF steam
feel that your furnace with proper supply OF
boiler and Reux Will make steam to do ai OF
the work cord Of wood the hid take
recommending urnsc all who may have occasion to
them. Yours, ,Ipyy' " yoNrs r,.
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THOS. H. JONES, Engineer.

In 1855 Messr Hager Aypr obtained patent and that
year 1857 they erecte any furnaces which innged my
patent desired early moment TO show the planters
rights therefore notified and cautioned them not
The Commissioner Of Patents trial Of conflicting claims
Testimony taken by both parties and submitted to that OH
car and Joseph Holt Esq., soner Of Patents
dered lengthy AVID full decsonu Of which follow.
Ing ia an extract and closing paragraph. He says:
Rexardng invention fully perfected and in
csssf operation in October 1884, Weeds place. tried
earlier period Gosse Johnsons plan
aton where TIL smpsoA had satisfactorily tested his invention
and found with the substitution Of are brick for Iron
CRATE bars it was capable performing all that he claimed
for IT, that neither Hager Aynn's
nor Slain Is limited to the material employed that
each actual substitution to the question at issue
and finding that entered into for the
erection Of of Hager Aynns furnaces prior to the latter
part of December priority of invention is hereby awarded
to Moses Thompson patent will Issue accordingly.
J.HOLT, Commissioner"
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Letter from Prof. b. siman Jr, concerning Mr.. Moses
Thompson's Baggasse Furnace.
No..rI Iara, 4 <

New Haven, IT., June l. 1859. }
have had occasion to examine with great both the
theory the actual workings OF Mr. Moses Thsmpsons Fur
mace for the burning Of wet FUELS
In 1857 Mr. Thompson built for out of his furnaces, de-
signed to PEAT Bristol copper mine in this State
where wa then conducting explorations The furnace in
question was the its kind Mr. had never before had
to prepare furnace for this particular fuel 1t
worked better had expected and well enough satisfy
me that little the arrangements Of the openings to
chamber was wanting to perfect it, Mr. Ihompson
prepared eff ct these when the suspension OF the
mines during panic Of September 1851 put an end
to The oht incl howeve satisfied me that
Mr. Thompsons furnace capable burning peat just
as dug, with at least three parts ~ four OF s weight
water This watery fHel saced in Mr. Thnmpsons furnace
not only keep steam in twenty five horse power steam
fuel and expense pared with anthracite coal wood in
country where wood worth 81 cord delivered and coal
about S. per tun: .
Of action Mr. Thompsons furnace need repeat these
views here Suffice say, that am fully of opinion that
Mr. r. has made discovery OF great practical Importance
he arts that it is Nowhere of great value In all
countries where the cal OF bagasse
has always been .ect of great difficulty. Moreover, while
great Of experiments and some almost literal copies
of his burning fuels have appeared since he first
took the field alone merits the claim of originality
strucng for cunning wet FUELS both correct in theory
and useful In practice. - - ..,
and poweu mind Who with small advantages Of education
has worked himself problem chemical and ply
steal which taed many other inventors of far greater
pretensions scientific knowledge aud earnestly trust he
may be allowed receive boh the honors and the pecunpy
rewards which belong to those who bestoW by Their genus
great fav m.ukind. n SILilMAN, JR.,
Professor OF General and Applied CHI msty in Yale College,
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THE POET MONTGOMERY.

The Devil sat in his easy chair,
Slipping his sulphur tea;
He looked out with pensive air
Ger the broad bitumen sea:
For the Devil can be sad at times,
In spite of all his fummery:
Be sad--but not SO prosy quite
As drawn by his friend Montgomery.
English paper.
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THE ONLY ARTICLE
UNRIVALLED IN MARKET,
With immense
Homo and EurOnean Demand.
Home an

The why, is that by NATURES IT restores
plies natural aaias and thus on bald
all sao al ns and
ali diseases o the scalp apd hair It
Ss.sta sssss NJ * Dc
the following ahdjudge for yourselves;
NEW YORK, Jsnas'y 8, 1855
Gentlemen Having heard good deal abont Prof Woods
hI al u s
The result very satisfactory that very glad
Justice you well as for the
Of others who be was, but who having
p Eve ,sa hfa ass
the best prof being oseSa5 I write You
them to use for further proof N Y.
Ny hair and much improved in
way much more
Corner Columbia and Carroll Streets Brooklyn
Prof. wooaps, sir Ha 1 s Done
%nsh gSG@ G h. Ra " years.
hs o quite sesks and hsy s
ss us al other medss
and advise all who afflicted that way to your
You publish this think
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9. 1857.
Prof wood-Dear Sir Your Hair Rest proving
benehci. The 'front.' and also the back par, If
o ha pn boe and now my
well studded with promi OF young hair and
also receiving it's benefit have tried other prepa
rn lions without benefit whatever think from
personal induce others to try It,
Yours respectfully,
p. R. THOMAS, N. D.,
| No. AGA Vine street.
The Restorative put BEETLES Of three sizes viz
medium small small holds half pint and reais for
dollar per bottle the medium holds at least twenty
per large ods quart 40 cent in
| sn, and retais for three dollars per bottle
81 J. WOOD CO.. Propretors, 3l2 Broadway, New York,
In the great Y. Wire Railing Esabishmen0 and ia Mar
| ket street, ST. Louis, Mo. -
| SOLD by ALI. DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GOODS
DEALERS also by j. WRIGHT CO., General Agents for
| he South. aus 3meod&W
| NOTICE TO STATIC TAX-PAYERS-THR
| IN following a list of UNPAID TAX BILLS on Real
1885, which be paid at office to The
proxmo. After which time the properly will be
| forfeited to the State for said Taxes.
| THOS ASKEW,
| Collector First District.
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LOST Cow.-A large Kentucky COW, spotted with
white aud red is lost and Is advertised for elsewhere.
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pEsrRuorIoN oE YKRMN rro Il bos. .boae hon.o

DEsTRUCTIoNoF VERMiN, ETC.-Those whose houses
stores troubsd with would do get them
which be Effected by buying some Wilson's Exter
mina.or of ]. Wright CO. 81 aud 1851 Chsres street.
whose advertisement Of Hembods Highly
trace Of Bnchu also refer.
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FOR A POETS CRITIC.
The Idyus rhymster asperses-
O Public, rejoice and be glad
If be were not abusing good verses,
He'd be busily writing some bad.
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referred the advertisement of Rsynss
Warehouses So Aagazne street. whore they rely udng
exceedingly large and we'll assorted stock Of ach goods
their trade requires which they purchase terms
they can get where. = ..
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GooDs.-The thousands
Of lady readers who this morning look the we'll allied coll
Of the Crescent respectfully requested
the advertisement Of j. Syme Co., lis Canal street. who
that they have received by late arrivals large
stock Of the elegant goods in which they DEAL
boides and articles These goods cosy and beau
fu of the ruling styles and ladies will be certain to
ply their wardrobe the best style they by or
Massr Svm d n
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NOTICE TO STATIC TAX-PAYERS-THE
IN following is a list of UNPAID TAX BILLS Real
Eats for the year 1885, which paid office to the
lst proxmo After which time the properly will be
forfeited to the State for said Taxes.
THOS. ASKEw,
Collector, First District.
Me- OxIaora Senteun her IN
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WATER COLORS.

WATER C0LORS.
Newman's, Ackeman's,
Reeves Sons, OsbOrne's.
PAPER HANGTEGS, &c.
TUSTreceived a large stock Of the above CoLoRs in
eJ cakes and in mahogany and rosewood boxes with
lock and key Also, German COIOrs, in cakes and
boxes, 8 fine assortment.
Oil colors in tubs---English and American;
Canyases for Portraits in frames of8xI0to42x56
Canvas in rolls, from So to 66 inches wide;
Strechers for canvases, OF all sizes;
400 doz fine sable and camel hair pencils;
I6O paint and yarnsh brushes all sizes;
40 packages gold and silver leaf
100 bundles Of duck metal-whtc and yellow;
Tin foil in sheets and books;
Tinsel of all the usual colors.
- French and American PAPER HANGIEGs
Doors Window Sash and Blinds, of I'll sizes and des.
cripton, for sale cheap.
WINDOW GLASS, Ac.......
5000 bxs American Window Glass, all sizes;
700 do English and French, from 8xI0 to 33x65
400 lights fine Plate Glass;
100 0bxs double thick Americanfrom 6xl0 TO 20x3G
1000 lights colored glass;
100 Glazier Diamonds; q
500 bundles glazier tins;
10 tons White Lead, in IS to 200 fb kegs,
5000 canisters and kegs coored paints, in ] o. tC
100 fb packages;
$500 fbs fine French Green, dry and ground in oil
1000 bbls Whiting and Paris White ,ofmy own man.
ufacture, fire dried
Paint Mills of all sizes and every article usually KEEP
in general Paint Oil and Color Store will found
r. CLANNON's,
nov > 1857 9S Canal street, New Orleans.
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To the Public!

FTNHERE is opportunity (at least to the peo-
i pie in the vicinity of Shreveport for the Southern
man who feels the interest Of his country and the gall
ing insults heaped upon him by Northern fanatics, to
say, "No more of your Trash will haye!" by so do
ing the country would soon become rich in manufac-
tories which will buy what you have to sell, even
things which you no further for, such timber
which you now burn up, and old cast iron which is in
your way, and many other things too numerous to
mention and in return will furnish you with such
tcIes as you need, and exactly you want them,and
of the best material.
T. W. JONES, proprietor Of the BRASS AND
IRON FOUNDRY, has determined to put down the
price of Castings, such CRATE bars and gin gearing
to the low figure of Five Cents Pound, also the Hall
and Spear Ploughs Improved, Nos. and 2, to s4 50
and sS5 the Scooter Plough Improved at Fifty Gents
only.
He is also prepared to do any kind Of Machinery
that the country may want in a workmanke manner.
He has on hand Iron Railing Of beautiful patterns,
for Galleries, Grave Enclosures, etc. Also, Metallic
Packing, second hand Boilers and Steam Engines,
which he will sell on reasonable terms Circular Saw
Mills made order, and all kinds OF Machinery re-
paired
Terms will be made to sut purchasers by they Civ
ing good city acceptance any responsible house
Shreveport july II, 1858. T. w. JONES.
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SCHMIDT & ZEIGLER,
EsAIF GROCERS,

575. On LFvrz sTRfE1,...l75
tAa.wef1 Hospital ana BarpgE streets New Orleans
s AEE daily receiving from Europe and The NORTH
al Choicest AiqHggs. Wines, BTanles and
Groceries, to which tHay call the special atter.
i5h .ami47 plaateH end country mercaBuiz-
Hg 4dEe themselves to furnish tHeiIffiends On as
Gvoe-li arnls any hous tre trade fri the eitg.
iaa EI EIgwsng comprises on snaIL portion of their
cEteusi stock
l91 J Iia White Wine. .IIf aatsras3
SD iC do 57 Bar
15 "a I8-e aaaE5 Alevan6a. 5efgaUna Corna1.
att eIEah cu do dog
Dry 27IaFlet do ouis LeEralou, 1858, gognacs
~ aa 1n Casgilign Coeu8es
%- dn 8a 5oAa Morris 81 GogRtr;
4t dA 10 Bs-zuHdg Ports
10 dp 10 Ola Made4ra st. "A,
60 bbs very old Bourbon Whiskey;
100 bbis New York Brandy and Gin;
~ baakets Champagne, pints and quarts;
300 d4 Annisete and assorted Coldals;
25) cases Brandy Cherries,
@10 d9 Fruits in brandy, and in their own juice;
~ boxes Swiss Cheese;
4J[o LirIsburger Cheeses;
POO Kegs Holland Herrings;
i3H cases Sardnes;
Goshen and Western Butter and Cheese;
Leaf, crushed, powdered and broken Sugar.
Rio, Hbvana and Java Coffee;
a cen and black Teas, Of every quality;
3bacco, candles, soap, spices, pickles, ketchups,
sauces, mustard, peppers, preserves, Havana sweet
rer oliFes, capers, anchovies Almonds raisns, fgs
puees, cRrrants, dates, flberts, chesnuts cranber
fiis nackere salmon, shad Goldfish, buckwheat, salad
av and lard oils, sugar cured hams, buffalo tongues
fanIF beaf, pork, ETC., ETC., all Of the best quality
Dtlers from the country punctually and carefully
6e6 Country merchants and others visiting the city
ag. yited to call at It's Old Levee street.
march25 SCHMIDT & ZEIGLER.
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PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
sT1EAM ENGINES.

Hoard x Sons Southern Depot
V1OR the States Of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama,
II Tennessee Arkansas and Texas, is established
- No 10 Crawl street. New Orleans where the sub
rhor vbo e 3e agent for the above States, is re-
ooiyng fran eikht TO sixteen every month, Of sizes
c . ,o AZ over of these celebrated Engines,
.,.6ob aftera tes Of nine wears Of upwards of 500
gis n ali tbe states Of the Unon--all giving the
,-,ns, comnlete satisfadtion as being THE ONLY
por,abIe Engnc having cylinder boiler, WHICH Is
All TTIITyED HEATING SURFACE and PERFECTLY
aTGPSSIRIE INSIDE and OUT for CLEANING; requires
o brk work Dat them in operation, special skill
to set them up, and but the 6ndues' PtoPoitioA " "
to run them. c.
Also--Constaftly IN store sash ana ci.cu'dt i 'a'
uils stanb,a rn frame Corn and Flour Mills, New
ell Cotton-screvy for steam or horse powers, Carver
imnroyed Gnstapds. with shafting pullies, stands,
bnFea and bolts ready do fl: out complete, at the short
est notice; steam cotton gins saw corn and -four mills
which can Be put in operation in few days after be-
ing received descriptive pamphlets win l4o tes'l-
monials, will be Hent BY mail to any address.
SAMUEL u. GILMAN,
fp 40 lTravIer strC ct New iflCdH-.
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etc. and all machinery required for the South
They respectfully call the particular attention OF the
planters of Louisiana and the adjoining States to their
style of Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans
and Draining w h Is, which for strength, durabi-
ity and convenience, have not been excelled
New Orleans February Z, 1856.
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LEEDS FOUNDRY,

CORNER OF DELORD & TOUGHER STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS.
"a Is prepared to furnish vertical and hor-
T. q. 8. J: J q. J. ] + !. 7:
~ W Vacuum Pans, Sugar Kettles, Clariti-
buildings Furnace Mouths, Crate Bars,
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H. P. BUCKLEY,
= :. I1Idl6 I UUIIS & OO,IJ
Camp street, New Orleans
Matchmaker, JeWeIlGr 4 SiIyerSmith,

" " ~ndtChhidkoFs JeWell6r a SIlVerSmith,
gA. Importer Of fine Watches for la @Aa.
GsAaA dies and gentlemen, Of the most 1@S GsS
celebrated makers Of England and Switzerland, made
TO his own order expressly in heavy cases (god and
slyer,) and warranted standard fineness.
Ladies' chatelaines and neck chains;
Gents guard fob and vest chains, seals, keys etc.
Finger rings, earnings, breast-pins, cuff pins, etc
Diamond pins and rings,
Specacles for every age, in gold, silver steel and
tortoise shell frames;
SHverware, warranted pure as coin consisting Of ta-
bic, tea and dessert spoons;
Silver table and dessert FORKS ladies', butter knives
mustard and salt spoons, sugar tongs etc.
Plated ware, consisting of castors, candlesticks
WATERS etc.
Having been always engaged in the mechanical part
OF the business, all watches for repairs will have
the sricest personal attention; and having every aci-
ity for making any portion of watch, he will be ena-
bled to work very reasonable terms.
GJT Jewelry made to order and repaired Diamonds
reset IN the latest style. Canes mounted in gold and
silver IS, 1856
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REMOVAL!
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
IAAS STREET, ONE DOOR BELOW EDwAR

'I'1II VIN- DUUF bL-I4VF' II :. I1I.9T0I
Shreveport.
- iHL Undersigned thankful -
~sa ior past patronage, wishes ssgsi
5-s5saEa 5fs75sEai oinform his friends and the SG1-zaES
Nj generally, that he has removed his large and
d3. .sced stock Of Furniture to the spacious brick
fs .aE recently put up by Messrs. Buckner and Gut
iIu heretofore occupied by Mr.. Reynolds, where
lsrra rePared to furnish every article in his line
ess. alue "'aue arrangements with northern manuiac-
An ~ his supplies, he can sell as cheap as any.
tssol work, such as Cabinet Work, Turning, and
p.r-l " done with neatness aud despatch by ex
' "oTkmcn. .meyl2} WIN ENDERS