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'H various -za, and Ta.rr with vh.teor calored
paper. Al-o.a large assortment Of ALBUMS. COM
p-.-.u- varied selection.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL & Ca,
No. 90 Camp street
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The opposition to the Democratic party
IN Tennessee. intend holding a state Con
yention, in Nashville. on the 9th of March
next 20 nominate a candidate for Govern
or, and to perfect their organization.
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Macaulay savagcly says the Puritans
hated bear-baiting, mot because it gave
pain to the bear, but because Il gaze pleasure
o. ne spectator.
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During the year 1855 thirty-fve persons
OF one hundred years and upwards, died
within the United States.
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one Saturday night printers appren-
tice went sparkling a minister's daughter.
Next day the good man preached from
the tcNt-"My daughter Is grieyou-ly tor
mented with q devil.
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The Boston Eerajag Transcript Of the
18th. says the ice crop in that part Of the
country promise to be one Of the largest
ever procured there.
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osophical process. and the cures effected
by me and the testimony connected with
them, are the best proof of the potency Of
the medicines administered by inhala-
ton.
What he saws about the diseases Of the
eye and ear is equally instructing and in
teresting: but our space viii not permit
our making any more extracts to-day
We cannot, however. refrain from quoting
what he says upon his system Of extract
ing metals and other foreign substances
from the system by the aid Of Electro
/ Chemical Baths. His remarks are ~ tol-
| lows:
/ In the Preparation Of the Electro-Chem-
zeal bath, Tor the extraction oi metals and
. other foreign substances from the human
. system, the science of chemistry Is brought
INTO rclui,ition acting in unison with a
. nicely-adiusted current Of electricity, sur.
charging every fibre of the system, and r.
dating through every pore.
Their efficacy i'm extracting all metaihe
subtanccS, either taken a- medicines, OF
absorbed, while exercising the professions
Of painters. gilders lookiuggla platcrs
plumbers, lead and Paris. green manuiac,
tuners. chemists. electrotypists, daEuerreo-
typl-ts, brass founders, etc, Is no longer d
question of doubt
My tive years experience warrants me
IN affirming and guaranteeing, that these
baths viii relieve and permanently cure
All those afflicted with rheumatism I'm
Hamatorv or chronicl paralysis. neuralgia
contracted muscles, still and enlarged
Joints, and the various nervous dyspeptI,
affections caused by the presence of min
erals iu the system.
The remedy l. simple in It's arrange
ment. and almost instantaneous in it- ot
iocts: differing far from all other medica
. eEpedieuts; it simply strengthens natur.
ln her efforts, by an agent at once potcn
and kindred in character, and thu, ena
hles her TO expel the morbid cause, @
! disturbance. and reform the normal con
! dition- of health.
For Scrolula. and all affections ar.sin.
from impurities of the blood. and in Tn,
Uterine maladies. these baths have prov
gd iutaliible Their electric and benef
ciIi effect in cases of Fever and Aguo
and upon weak dchilitated females VIII,
lack vital energy, is truly wonderful.
We wouldfall(se our readers to procur
n c0IIv-ot-tiF DoTt7T-s Work and read fo
Themselves.
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Rents are enormous, as the loaier said
when he looked at his breeches.
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The death is announced Of the Rev
Lewis Freeman. Secretary of the New
York Baptist Union for Ministerial Edu-
cation.
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4 Young man stepped into bookstore.
and said he wanted to get a Young
Mans Companion. " Well, sir, ~ said
the bookseller, there's my daughter.
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Tho Nn Fvt Dry Nrs' closes on
elaborate article. headed "dccly Of aboli
tonism. with au expression Of the bee
lief chat echo constitutional rights of thr
south arsuov lodged beyond the reach Cd.
political chBucc. and changes" Tho N1r.
thinks there G. uo chance 90 elect ON anti.
slavery man e. enc Presidency. Much O.
We orc disposed Co hope and wish f1r che
best. ve can sc1rcriy agree with our able
e1tsmponry chat there b. mo- further d'r-
ger of trr4passcs upon tho constitutional
rights of tbe SOUTH no man can ay
that the sectional aut..a'aycry sentiment
will not finally prevail. and be- No,orI,
rot possession af che Federal government
We Do mot believe that they can 10 itut
tberast election. But sectional and To-
cal feeling IS strong point upon which
t1appa1l b. tho populacc. and there is NJ
telIiurvhat demaHorues, armcdwith such
weapon may eventually accomplish. lt
tahooyes tho friends Of The constitution.
and of o. constitutional union in all parts
Of enc country Co ho united, active anil
tealous. a. wsllss lorbesriur towards ono
another. III those views could but hud
universal favor with tho democracy c'l
the cousr.rae.as and efforts Of the aboI..
ton fanatics and traitors would come g..
noueht lu amy event tho South stable
% take care If herself and win do 40.
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Try,s ALMANAC r1a lsi1.-wc are iu-
dsbtsI 90 Col JOINS Rtrt,ppsoy. Editor
of tbat oxeelIcutrapcr, the Gl'rs'5a Nrr'
for copy of Che Texas Almanac p for
1850. .ued from hl office Il LEA finely
printed octave volume of 22f pases cxclr-
slye of some 6Hy pages OF advertisement
II contains largo amount Of statistical
and miscellaneous information and speak
well for the skin and energy employed IN
r-LL-nL tim
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December -, lS5S.
Having used the Machinery Oh furnished in the
Southern on Company on the pres, Of this Office for
Two months take pleasure in stating that Il is entire
~ iTee irom gum or heat and is altogether the best
oil have ever had IN the press room
When the Oh! was first applied il collected all the
dirt which had accumulated. since which il has kent
my press perfectly clean and bright
an -at.shed there Is no better oil for utrcating
that that furnished me by the southern al Ca,prs,y
and intend to continue its use. ''
fSlvnDd,I II NF-,s.>-r-9.
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r r.. SHERMAN.
Foreman Of the Press Room.
Press Room New Orleans Commercial rurla.i,

Press Room New Orleans Commercial Bulletin
December Is ISIS.
hereby certify that an now using and have been
for some time past the Machinery on manufactured
by the southern OIL Company and find it superior to
thebest lard OIL. and fully equal t1 sperm me lon
ser use it, the more am pleased with it,
.~gneG. JOHN L. ALEXANDER.
Foreman ID no Pre- p,T
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Dennis O'Shoughncs-y. six weeks In
'Amiriky.' thus writes to his sweetheart
in Ireland.
Bidcc it,. me darlant. come across TO me.
its mo-elf j. dom q nate bushes. here.
with "a son of Father Malouc's-,hure an
its wild his brother, mane. lie kape-
whisky -thore here an does the waitin.
lie tould me the ithcrmornm that hc had
no money. and tould him I'd take part
iy the sthocb livery SATURDAY fur wages /:
but seq he. shure Pat, an ir / pay vez
that way I'm soon have no shtock at all
left, and ycz win hay it all. Sez to him.
ser shurr w can wurk forme thin. alan
ma, and crn it back agin, and so we can
kapo it up. and be MASTERS munth in and
munth out and wages will cum aisy to
both uv H. qyick
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Your OOcdleni servant,
lei.l :. II. GILMAN.


New Orleans. january Is. 1859.
southern DH C0mPualf-trentlemen'- During "A
cent visit 81 about two months Id the different sugar
parishes Of tins state, have met with several plan
tiers who were using your Rosin OIL ON their sugar
mills and all Of 5hem spoke Of il in the highest terms
rs luurIcetIuu OH.
Ny own observation. also. has convinced me that il
~ not affected by variations Of temperature, and Is
free from All the Elmmy and dirty properties which
are always found in the use Of all other Ubricsting
Oils.
The shafts 81 sugar mill are. from the heavy and
irregular strains them. difficult to keep oiled
and cool than almost any other machinery, ana no
substance has proved SO efficient for that purpose
your on This seasons experience goes 10 confirm
the opinions expressed by me IN letter to You in
October last. stating that your oil would prove far
perloI 20 any other for the purpose above named.
Very respectfully. your Ohedient servant.
~guedl :. II. GILMAN.
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~ WILLIAM 6. DUNN.
Assistant ENrnr,ur :,

FoEuSING THELUBBlCATINGo on
This OIL being OF q penetra,iug na,,,r. a., 49,. -,
,l Is 10 Coltectan dust dirt thar may have serrD
yea llSsli or accumulated N the various defects or
other OIL has been used, the ucchiner, sb.,rIS ~
thoroughly cleaned; and 1t may he necessary aetp 10
clean 70 on U'ter applying oar on
i. Nitle hsch'Re7y l> kept risd4 the southern OIL
company Lubreatng Oh viii De found SUPERIOR 10
any now in use. IN thcuSe of any pI 4, - ,,,tsnt
% KEEP YOUR MACHINERY a Ban . ''4 :
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t'N-- Z an oct ~ tN1S
Dear SJr-I went t. Mobile on Monday and visited
the works II the Southern Oh Company and had K
planned TO me fully tho process by which they refine
the OIL. and eJpd altire The py0hg8s05S acid and
0la 0d lHPaJt The alkaline property essential 70 al
uiTl0ut,Hg oils.
This is precisely what an Rpsn Oh makers hereto
fore have failed 60 DO and what has caused the we'll
founded prejudice against the OIL; without the ea-
lures which J have mentioned underlined abovsy
the Oh would possess no value for lubricstng puTpo-
-es while with the discoveries made. and system now
~ use ~ the Mobile Works. believe the Oh will prove
FAR S1p1toT -o any utherOl for lubrcrtHE purposes,
more especially - cold climates.
can but congratulate the Company and the country
upon tine Achievements which Will be a new source If
wealth 20 both.
N.Ilr nl-.lLart
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Rrwtrs Muwyr-Wc ere indebted
f1fhs rubfnher. 1r Che February NUM-
beraftbn rvesusut3udtbarourhl, SOUTH.
sn Magazine. lt at1uuds u srticles OF
re1t Interest admirably treated. We
have only time to mention political n-
ueIa entitled slavery Iu England. and
the continuation 81 those two capital
starie. .Aetress iu high Lilo" ami flo
sCasigue of Hawaii
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Picsyuue Office. New Orleans1
December l.. 1855
have thoroughly tested tie Machinery OlmanG-
featured rs the southern oil Company, for the INST
seven weeks on the press ~ this Office
consider il the best o. have ever used on my press
and shall continue its use
It Is entirely free from gum. keeps the machinery
clean. and freely pcnutrates the smallest oil holes
ISl~nedl r r.. SHERMAN
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Depot y o. and g. " Railroad
AlEigrs, Nov II, 1855.
Ts !Sgl'bCrs. Oh C1mDc11-tre omeHl take pleas
now being able 10 that that find the Machinery
DI which you sent me 10 be- used on the axle boxes
Yf our cars 70 work wei. SO far ms the limited time
nave had 1t IN use has permitted me Q" te-t5t
Car boxes packed with D. have run @iJ miles AZ an
average speed of - miles hour without the use Of
any additional oil. and remaining perfectly cool.
am I'D present engaged IN making further tests rel
alive to it- comparative cost with other ubrcators.
Yours respectfully.
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'Sambo. does yer know why dem noisy
birds Is called carrion crows for ?" Gosh
Jerry, ] got himl Cause dey earry en-
90 over q dead boss"
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u. NCNANUS.
Foreman of the Pres, Room.


crescent Office, No, 20 Camp street,
New orleans, Dec. - ISIS
nave heen testing the southern or t'arrronvEs
Machinery OIL on the Press of the CrsS-es- f,- ,yer
TWO months past and IN my Judgment il Is tie hest
OIL have ever used. There is no tendency 10 pltfp
and y keeps the machinery cool and can ana meme,
trate~ the oil holes readily i
About two years ago tried an oh made fr,r, p;,
ana recommcnded for lubricatng purposes. Iyb.cb
cunned and heated SO that was compelled %, a,sa
using IT, MS lulure gave me poor opinion Of T1s-
ln on, and i was with reluctance thar fris5 fbst
made 1N ne southern Oh Company. The result Of
tins trai has entirely changed ny 1rfnin-, ~. f,',i
it, A. above stated, the best have ever r4.r5 '''A
l7'S"e"'- G. 4. SMINH.
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GrN. PUTuA~'S SwoRD,-Wo learn from
the Hartford papers that the battle-sword
Of that sturdy old hero Of Revolutionary
achicvement-Gen. Israel Putman-was
presented on the 10th ult., to the Connec-
ticut Historical Society. in the presence
Of large as,cmblym Rev. DIR. Bushnell's
church, the presentation speech being
made by Hon. e.. DeminE.
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DErAUrUL CAsuALTY.-NIiS, Zoa Pear
son, daughter of Mrs. Maria Pearson. of
Claiborne. Ala, was so badly burned on
the 22d u.t. that she died on Mon
day morning following We have been
unable 10 gather the fan particulars. but
have heard that her clothes were irnitcd
accidentally from the Fireplace. and be-
fore assistance could be rendered She was
hopelcs-ly injured. She was between
eleven and twelve years of age. The ac-
cident occurred about two miles from
Claiborne Thi, sad casualty meets the
sincere sympathy ofour entirc community.
" In the midst Of life We are In death. "
Hlt| Nsr-n-L
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n HI--s
H. GILMAN


Smithfcld Plantation. October30 1858.
To fo A9Tts of N. Southern OIL C0Hp1Hp-Dear Sis:
am In receipt Of your favor of the 9Th instant and
reply have to say have used part Of the barrel
of uhfcating on obtained from you; and notwith-
standing the prejudice Of engineers, / sat sized il
comes up fully TO your description. = am
satisfied that you have attained desideraum for the
South in furnishing a cheap and valuable oil Of
home manufacture.
Please send tw barrels, and obliCe your respect
fully. S5uad.E W. SONGS LYLE.
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prvfuurvtuf Cuturty Surru C,Eotr>'-
Tho laws ~ south Carolina, are mor,
STRINGENT ssiust crime than those of any
other state .n tbe Union. THEY'VE. rol.
bers. ami ualst6rs of the 'ro1rc aud dirur
ty aftls State. when convicted. Get thor
deserts iu Chat o'i Commonwealth. We
end Che following iu oue ofour exchange
Tom urNg rou rruuNEy.-Wr learn
hau tHe Charleston papers chat blruNtl
D. Fusrff wac. 1t the late term OF Oh.
Court or General sessions, sentenced O'
ts.., Nf.>rs h, b. hung on tho 2ith UI
Maeh. Coz the tr.mc Of Burr.Hry.
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True Delta Office Press Room
New Orleans, lan. II. 1850
having been testing the Machinery on made ana
furnished me by the southern on Can1pary f,r nv,
months and having adopted itz exclusive us, in fGe
Press Room for three weeks past I take rlcasurf IN
stating that find 70 equal l0 any Oh have over ssS
and shall continue its use 'Nr
The on Is entirely free from Cuu-keep, The mo,
chuery cool and cc1n and IS iu every r,.sre,t s,;s
factory. .o'gned.. RICHARD W HARPER
Foreman True Delta Press Room
concur m the above opinion.
l0'ghed'I WILLIAM 6. DUNN.
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TuouAs ". JOHNSON, Eaq.. has retired
nom the Macon Star.
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AS ono Clttror.-rho one hundred
and sixteenth anniversary If WILLIAM
and MARY Co'lcrc az Williamsburg Nir-
gini1. 81 To- De- celebrated ON the 10Th inst
Expr,sidrnt TurB. the oldest living o.
umuut of the college. Is % deliver an ad-
drcss ON the occasion.
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$. r. ADAMS, editor of the Eaayu chr
'aa Is at the City hotel. The Clarion has the
largest circulation OF any paper in Missi--
7ppi-is the largest paper in that state,
and those who wish to advertise had bet
ter see him.-T-c Witness, Nrw Ort-ue.
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AvOuGiyu LrrrrB rEoa W,sUvcrov.-
A gentleman Of Philadelphia has iu his
possession an original letter from Wash
Iurton to Mathew Carey, which, we bee
love, has never boon published We pre-
sent it To- our readers as follows;
"M1rNr VrgSoS. l5th March. l7,j
~ purpo-od. so soon os ! understood
you Intended to- become the Publisher of
a News paper in Philadelphia To- request
that q copy of your Weekly production
might be- sent 10 me. was the more
pleased with this determination, when.
bv % letter from my friend the MWqui.
to N Fayctte, found lac had interested
himself ln your behalf.
"lt has 80 happened, that my Gozettcs
from Philadelphia, whether from inatteu-
ton OF the Printing or Post offices, or
other causes. come very iTcgIlarly Co my
hands. Let me pray YOU therefore o.
address those YOU send me in The appear
ance OF Letter The common paper,
usually applied, viii do equally well for
the cover. II has sometimes occurred to
me that there are persons who, Wishing %
read News Papers, without paying for
Thorn. make iretwilh those which are adj
dressed To- others under the garb Of a
letter. e Is not presumable this liberty
would be taken.
n am. Sir.
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HUGHES. VALLETT & co.


I-i-ili'tI shl hA'ilNiSts
In addition to the Saw Mil. We have also used il on
the zines and machinery Of the Louisiana D1 Docks
for the same period, and with equal satisfaction and
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SANI'L e MOORE 81 CO.,
10 Camp street,
OFFER FOR SALE. a~ part Of their Stock, the
J following list OF articles,
Cut and Moulded Glass Ware.
White French China
Gilt Band French China.
White Stone Ware Dinner Sets.
Gilt and Painted China Tea Sets
Gilt and Painted China Vases.
silver Plated Casters
silver Plated Cake Baskets
silver Plated Spoons and Forks.
silver Plated Tea Sets.
Britannia Metal ClStors.
Britannia Metal Tea and Coffee Pots
Old Dominion Tea and Coffee Pots.
Jauanucd Chamber Sets.
Japlnncd Foot Tubs and Slop Jars
Ilpauned Waters.
solar Lamps
Kerosene and Coal OIL Lamps
Lanterns, ot all kinds.
Willow Baskets
Wooden Tubs. Pals, &c.
Floor and Busting Brushc.
Door and Table Mats.
Planished Tin Ware.
Common Tin Ware.
Ivory Handled Knives and Forks
Timed Iron Wares.
Coffee Mills.
Butter-rrays and stands
Steel Fire Irons.
Fire iron Standards.
Iron Wire Fire Tenders.
Wooden Ware
SrEREOSC OPIC VIEWS. y great yarstv
With large stock Of Common CroeEary ao5 ci...
ware at wholesale.
N5,c Orleans. Jan. 1850. * g,,,
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HENRY INGRAHAM.
p Of C.f8vogYnTHT Cotton D~asz


Hughes VALET & Co.'S Saw Mls.l
AlEers. January $. 1859. I
We have been using the Southern on Company's
Machinery Oh IN every department Of the machinery
Of this mil for about two months past. and find il fully
equal o. the best Lard oil. If any difference. we give
the difference to this OIL. and shall continue its use
LSignedl HUGHES, VALET & CO. Proprietors
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backgammon Bo1es.-Chess and Chess
Boards.

& zine assortment Of CHE~SNEN. DolfINOEs
BACKGAMMON BOXES, CHE-, BOARDS. DICE and
BOXES. e,e.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL a CO..
40. % Camp street
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Tur lfauut Nu-Wc have srcn ma
NERVOUS notices rcccutly in our exchange
ofth, hish prices obtained tor negroes at
public Sale but q sale occurred iu chi.
place. on last Monday. which tops all wo
have yet heard Of The negroes of The
Slay estate were sold a, public cutlery, 90
the following mllprices.
Peter. o. boy Do years old. sl,9lo PEG.
ry. 4oycars. and iniaut child, Sl.2j6: Re-
been. ai years and child Sl,Soo. Linic
~ years. sl5lj Sarah, " years $3.50.
Luoy. 10 years. SlTl5 Mary, II year,
Sl5oJ. Amy. q years sl,ojOi Rose,
yeart. $40 Harriet 6 year,, $40; Jim
3ycars. $500.
Nlrc Hf theucvroes wore unusually Ike
a.. nud .1c ezurbIwnt prices they hlou tu
cam only ba accounted Cor by tlo uppos
ton chat there lea great doil of money ID
the country seeking Investment
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Tb.n-s sredono auera strange fashion
Ga Nev York A burglar robbed a stove
thsr, ard cont enc goods on % Furry q.
uriniey NCo.. aurtiouerrs OF Philadelphia,
fof ale. Che robbor.vls allowed To- testify
a4 30 hr guilt thr district attorney PFC.
missing him perfect immunity and sui
was br5u-bt snips, the auctioueers Iol
restitution. ftba Is not compouudul
felony. we % not know what n.
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3leu-0rIeans QirettOrp.
THE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY,
Oflce-No. 70, Camp Street, New Orleans.
This Company
Superior Machinery Oil.

At25 per cel Iel50 &c Che7pet Lu5To7ng h2I N 10
The Oil is Chemically PuT. free from Cum ana Aco'
and al IS degrees below freezing point
retains is perfect lruplaIty.
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The Machine OF Is t1lly guaranteed when purchased
Of any recognised agent OF the company When or
der. are sent direct 20 rs from parties Out Of the city,
.hey must be accompanied with the names Of their
merchants or agents in New Orleans.
G. e. BOGERr co.
AGENTS for the Southern OF Company,
No. -, Camp street New Orleans
n. B. SMITH,
Resident Agent. Mobile
N-r,r C-5s,ss Fab Is5a IS-lv
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To Printers, Druggists, GrOcers and
Others.
large supply Away, nu hand ~ PRINTING PA
PER- various sizes: Palm Leaf and STRAW PAPER,
10 sizes: MANILA PAPER SANPLING PAPER
and ENVELOPE HAPEB: SHOE PAPER AND
WASTE PAPER I'D sizes ana qualities. Also CAP
ana LETTER PAPER rulsd and PLAIN. ut uauitctl-
rer~ prices.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL q co..
SD. % camp street
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The World Amazed

Quitman, Miss, Feb. 9Th, 1889.
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Patent Wheel Grease.

Is manufactured especially for Planters and others,
who use the F9r'ghs Cos Anprr1f.s and is a superior
article for that purpose
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Geo. W. GregOF & Co.,

CORNER CAMP AND CANAL STREET
NeW-OrleanS, La.