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5,485 PRIZES! LOWEST PRIZE 500!
Nearly One Prize to Every Nine Tickets!
DrGICS EUery Saturday.
Whole Tickets SO; Halves s.; Quarters 80;
EighthS SIPS.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY,

The Numbers from 70 10000 corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets, printed on separate
spS Of paper. oncrced with small tin tubes ami
placed m one wheel The first as Prizes similarly
printed and cnclrclcd, placed in another wheel.
Tie wheels are then revolved and Number draw n
rom the wheel Of Numbers, and at the same time
a lrlze l. drawn from the other wheel. The Number
ana frlle drawn ont are opened and exhibited to the
audience. and registered by the Commss ioners the
frlzc being placed against the Number drawn This
operation Is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn
out
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9len-GrIrans 1urttorp.
WOODNAN'S CHERRY EXPECTORANT.
THIS REMARKABLE REMEDY
WILL ~ FOUND
"a Q e r t a IN GU r Z
TOR
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group, Bronchial
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group, Bronchial
Affections, Consumption in all its stages,
and in every Disease of the Lungs.

Affections, Consumption in all its stages,
and in every Disease of the Lungs.
TIlHIS REMEDY il m Anodyne Expectoraut. sooth-
ing and hal-amc in its nature. and -ignaily pow
erfuin searching 20 the very root of disease by ~
mild and erailcatnE acton on all internal ana Pul-
m0uaTy affections, rendering cure an absolute GER
tsInty; and now frequently prescribed by eminent
medical men IN preference to TIA" ordinary mcdT-
cine- In the United states Pharmacopusl such nj
NV ORLEANS, April 2, 1888.
Dan SIR: The public generally are fully aware Of
the thousands Of remedies for diseased lungs, under
titles Of Sar.aparlIa Pills, Pla-ters Linmeut- Sc,
that are daily brought to their notice through the
newspapers tx ~ av Of advertisements My object IN
writing tins mote for publication, IS to induce the pun
lie at least those who afflicted to Use one that
contains articles Of real ues In Pulmonary diseases
am conscious that in so DONG am acting unprotes-
-lonally and derogatory to the interests Of medical
| refer 20 WOODNANS CHERRY EXPECTORANT.
which is a scientific remedy that have used with
more -ncee-s than any Of the p ,4 P[f1cT
| The Proprietor and Inventor Of Woodlands Cherry
EEpectorant has Do ms possession b4@ letters from
every section of the cuUuTy-parurularly nom the
valley Of the Mississippi and the southern States
each and all most Mandatory Of it, Curative Proper
ties ana the permanent good effects on every variety
| 81 pulmonary disease, when ha- ihdu'"d nm u
| bring Hoodmau., Cherry EXpyotorant more prom
nrn'y h@ior" the public than otherwise he intended
In Offering to the world preparation whose intgin
| SIC merits have been fully aue-ted by numerous IN
| fortunate sufferers from coughs. Colds. influenza
| Group and Bronchial Affections, which, Il neglected
in the early stage. terminate IN Consumption. th'
| Cherry Expecturant is Of costly q nature war
rant the Proprietor 100 advertising extensively
| done with host Of useless qugck medicines, which
| lble and invaluable Remedy for all Pulmonary Afcc
tons, &c &C. must on its own merits alone super
sede all others.
Woodlands Cherry Expectorant is prepared viii
pains and care, combined with an intimate know
edge Of the therapeutic action Of medicines on tn
human body, and -" chemically blended with IA
most valuable herbs and roots that m indigestion
| Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint and Wind on the Stom
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Law BOOksI Law Books!
An extensive and wsllselc cted stock ofLAW BOOKS,
comprising TEXT BOOKS STATUTES. DIGEST. RE-
PORTS. and LAW TREATIES Of the most eminen-
nent American and English Jursts.
Also, a f1u supply Of FRENCH LAW BooKs-AE
at publishers prices.
BLOOMFIELD & Steel.
No. co Camp street
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CERTIFICArEs nE PACK,crS

As. by tins scheme, one Ticket in every ten i
GUARANTEED to draw so. We will send CLRrrfc ,TEs or
PAcKtGES OF 10 Tickets where the Numbers end IN l.
:; . J. . O. :, : 9, o. at the following rates which Is
the RISK on them All they draw over the So Prize
sccrucs to the purchaser.
tt4at OIL l,,ly N NtrA.
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rnR MIMI cnrrnN.

ECrpLtTs Of those very convenient, strong and
- cheap ftzfan.urs. which have afforded such uul.
form satztsf au Oh planters aud rnCeyrd The FfusI
rHIfr 10 thp last STATE AJf1fraf F1r N MysIss Tp
Ha we'll nj Specimen Clasps. Explanatory tfruIsrs
fus 90 information concerning thnU, can %" Htd uf
Iv undersigned Agents 1fthe fat'uieg Or the south
.-.----. 49,.
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Nos IS 60 Canal Street corner Of old Levee street
NEW ORLEANS.
NA'E have Just opened new assortment Of fresh
w Fail and Winter Clothing Of a variety ofqualities,
styles and patterns, which We offer for sale at very
owprices,
We shall receive throughout the season eontinu-
Gus supply Of new Goods. keeping stock constant
y replenshed with the latest fashions
Black French cloth Frock Coats.
Black and colorcd cloth Psitot4 and Froczees; Fan
cy Cashmere Coats Pants and Vests with and without
SIDE bands; black French cloth Pilots and Beaver
Rahans. Sacks and Oyercoats Long and Short cloth
Coals; Fancy Cashmere Pants of various qualities
Black Doeski i an and Cq asst Pants
do do Velvet Vests.
do Union Cashmere Coats Pants and Vests with
and without side bands Black Union Cashmere
Assorted Goods.
White and Colored Shirts for men and boys Me-
rno Flannel and Canton Flannel Undershirts and
Drawers. White and coored cotton and Merino Socks,
Crayats, Neck Ties, Stocks, Linen and silk Handker-
chiefs. Buck, Beaver, and cloth Gloves, Suspenders,
Umbrellas. Trunks, Nalises, &c. &c.
India Rubber uyercoats, Coaks, Ponchoes, Leg
Chndrens', Boys & Youths Clothing.
Colored and Black cloth and Cashmere Paltots
Frockees. Jackets Plantations and Vests Cloth Frock
Coats Raglans, Sacks, Overcoats, Tamas Black and
\. B.-our sizes embrace every age from five years
up
Plantation Clothing.
Having introduced improvements in the make Of
our Plantation Clothing, We enabled to offer to
Planters Goods that are superior 70 anything have
heretofore manufactured, either regards the Quail
| lily OF the stufs or the strength Of the sewing
We now have on hand large assortment Of Ker-
sey Goats, lined with thick kersey, kersey Pants,
lined throughout With strong brown cotton Red, Blue,
and Grey Flannel Shirts Hickory and Brown Lowell
shirts. all Of which comprise every size for men and
boys Frock and Joseys and cotton and flannel shirts
| Of all sizes for women and girls. We also keep an
! assortment of Heavy Blankets, heavy Wool sock :,
black and white wool hats, glazed hats wool caps sc.
1 y. h. he
/ greatest care and dispatch.
F. MAIARn & CO,
| leans
Ntlc Orleans, Feb u. 1859 2O-tf
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r1rrnncAnAnIAN vrnmIrrar


An medieal men admit that intestinal worms cause
ths death ot thousands oi children annually and en-.
tbl mHuY terrible Diseases uu those whom they DO
noe suuutrtv destroy. No apology. therefore, BE-
needed Or Introducing preparation Use
WINEEts CANAbIAN VERMtFUGE
Witch. In three llys will annihlas 1nl carry % 90.
thor Tape Worms. Round Worms, 0r Muw Worms
and tt tho same time. hrarv sud intensity The d.
rrstyp powers ut thu stomach. that return ui tlv
disease 81 nest t4 impossible.
Asia any medical man what b. che chief preiispos-
iuu rauso of tho mnny complaints which depIulat'
our Juvenile population Ht this season. The answer
will he "wuftns' Happily aremedy iuoruous and
tnfdhhe. has heeu provided hy Science. short
course. and In sunto Instances single dose ~
wtnsr's Canadian Vermiruge,
will ohort radical cure.
Do tla grave could speak should learn that
tNu-thrs uf che cIlldrru wha die -ryNcsu The ages
uf one aui five years. have fallen victims tp diseases
produced N{ Intestinal worms Nv treating this de-
atru.typ uput, 30 b. necessary uut only Co. Uxtlr
pate thr llls. nut % give tome o. che stomach aud
Intel. ura Whore tIr digestion b. FHud and the
UHsa.s EuHr worms cannot exist Al fhr require
uigfJa ui q rttIsal cure are combined u MlNERS
CANADIAN NENMlFltE. which s' once discharges
thH auuus, regulates tho ssrrptHu IuFI1urHfe= tHe
drostye oraaHs, aud hrarsa up lbe wuuIu T., stem.
For stle u NrW ORLEANS. Wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT co.
u . a j
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o. EspIsuair Street, New orleans.
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ROBERT PITKIN,
3 a. ........... e tNF -rREEr ....-.....13 & 3
Opposite the city HotcLJ
DEALER ~
F.fSHIO.H.IBLE CLOTHE.I'G1,
rs ~

/ AN receiving per every steamer from my manu-
factory IN New York. large sccesson- to my area-
dy large assortment consisting Of
Gents Clothing and Furnishing Goods;
Youths and ChildrCu'- Clothing;
Philadelphia sole Leather Trunks;
Nali-e-, Carpet Bags etc.
silk. bingham and Cotton Umbrellas;
India Rubber ttUudS;
And everything usually kept IN nv line
Planters and Country Merchants visiting this city.
are invited o. call and examine my stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Goods checrfully shown.
ROBT PITKIN,
10 and Is Camp st.
Nstg Orfsrrs Tan IA
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rruf u,ttrsfh's beuuhIl combination, called
mLHCT C-OIL,
flr enc feilef anil ruru 1T pNu. Iut thp people
themselves Hr rendering their verdict boz manner
both uumistttln Hnfl siiIaf tHturv Mnfr thsu asso
bottles have haan suIi Iu very short uwHHH great
proportion tn Those Who lasri Hthera recommend ~
ahn hail tried be- lNtt b. b. splendid dtaruVefY IL
everywhere 4asuHa lslae.L and nothing Uke BE- vas
ever before prepared
The only genuine EtErTRtCOtt. BE- Prof 10
NfttnH whIFh 30 tH hf htd nt 100 titn respectable
Druggists Ia ta city. and ~ Wholesale 1ud rptatl, az
Ne proprietor piirra ~ the AGENT
Fnf sale be- New Orleans wholesale AMI Retail, by
J. WRIGHT a co.
zi sHd 900 charities q
Nee 1fiatas Jan tsan fs.iy
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July p, 1859.
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Virginia Manufactured Tobacco, SC

Also, direct receivers Of Whisky, Beef Butter
Cheese Lard. Lard Oh, etc, direct from the West
our facilities such enable us to fiji all orders
whether large or small. prices low a. they can
be- purchased in city.
Parties who may favor ~ with their orders may re-
~ upon having them filled promptly, and at regular
prices, for cash good city paper.
THOMPSON q BARNES.
% and % Common Street. New Orleans
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For any of the Languages, Lesson per day. {2n per
month. lessons per day. So dos og e. learn 20 read
write. AMI also Co speak Language CrammatIcally.
lessons not united llu 90
Those persons who already speak e Language and
wish to become good readers. and also 90 write and
speak u grammar liY. 10 ~
strangers are referred To- circulars for letters FROM
Gen. Andrew Iark-1u late Prg-fieutuf the L States;
Hon Martin Van Buren,. dos Hon. Il. VI. johnson.
late Nce-pre-idsnt of the T.. =; Hon. Hon. A. b. Eo
man. late Governor of Luul-ians; Hon. james e..
Jones' late Governor 81 Tennessee; Hon. John Gayle
late tioytruor Of Ma; Major General r. T.. tts'ne~.
late g. $. ARMY; Hon. John Bell L. :. Senate; RI.
Rev. Bishop Miles, Tennessee; Rev. lr LInu.loy,
President Nashville University; Rev Dr. Chamber
LAIN bate President II Oakland College, Miss; Rev.
Or. Edgar, Tennessee; Hon. J.. Pu"ur. late Mayor Of
New orleans. Hon. j. Stockton late Mayor 81 Mobile;
Rev. Mr. Sober, hate President - Charles College La
Hon Thos. II. Benton, late e. :. senate; Rt Rev.
Bishop utey, Tenn; Rev. Hr. Howell, Team; Rev.
Or. Wheat Tenn.
Or they can Refer to-
Hon. &. Wickif Governor of louisiana Hon. Joseph
Walker. late Governor of Louisiana; Hon At. Brown,
late Governor Of Mi-Si~sIpp Hon. John 4. Qutnan,
dos Hon. Henry Fuote. do; Hon John J.. Cri.tcn-
den. late Atorucy General uf the United states Hon.
r. S1ule late q. = Senate" Hon. J. ~ldell. do. Hon.
George Eu~ti-, late Chief Justice of Louisiana.
RUFUS DbLBEAR,
log Canal street, New Orleans.
Jan 1850 l3ly
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BLOOMFIELD & STEEL.
No. co Camp street.
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0tm-C)rItans nlrtttorp.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
a.N. moRRIsoN,
Wholesale DRUGGIST,
a. ..... vaaAuyt sfufrr ..................iA
NEW ORLEANS.
vVt,fN. received e. now amt extensive Stock of
Iasb fsHHs hai'if.i t'...ai.s. if.'a..et. ~,
- I.iHaatHa.. Fi.ft u.I.. t.fss ~. Respectfully |
a.lHis DO uiaH. htntt planters and rh} 'n- that
bell. Hlera0ri IaaurrN ihrW WiHftet1 R...H ~ ". [
~ s,sansat rf0es q tHet tn Pei rurHbtset .u the
eat tmanf tIe tu.Is. Hn h,nj anil rair.n. In Store
ssaasa.s. sHT5,ts qru.as rrso.b ,oI ,usrrp |
81. ..uni I,.e w.. g..a s.l ,a2.I..,n.
o. raIu.ls Nrreurt uufwens
ol rluB.Is itondurt. -usspsrua.
H., aaass- -alpn' saj ,.s6 si,. uatpb,o..
20 ses' i'ornan ltair Wesh
Ss,.s. li -s sa scotia
- nunrra otto Rose.
mhhIa CIrUums hight
% g'sea Poe anil rg1rIasH
/" packages ~tierHtus
D hh.s pure c,star ulI
bn bbs Utbabo.
nbti. Fpsaid -sts.
tNUNIs rdu sulphur
~ "... N"N -l.Fh1r. ,t..f.-
HNaiHa soma. TIaf fHHI. HHN At. NtniifIA
Ia Lars gsfl Ammonia
10 aahs4a Al.
aan aasa.l t...Hl tuiIas. seis.. f1r trI a.It.t
10 asfulys Spirits N|fr.
ID tslHysI a1IrH N.tr.. aHl NHrIstr '..t
no rUUnla tasu. N.d
tun r.1u.a If.ft ,l
saa....f.. t.r#s g..l ,usasta.
.a. ..#.a.I. fHHN E"". Nr.HHH.OE
saI ...HHHa Nt.f.r'Nu. BEG Ufnst
Oh rs.u.is tt.Iu tnparN
aI r.uuHs lN,..tli urtItt fa.iIhrb
M Ns.t lrt.I harley.
f.H NHat lHal lHLstN 'EHW
lHhHfr.a l'tk l.rtt
10 NfIa iHurHF N.Ht
iH Nhla NHHuei imphUU
aH Iutra teNIr ~'tN
anpH1ndat ayeuue f.rrTU
Do .I.sa DfuaFB ttrsHlgs. rtska thIHfHlr l.lfr [.
tHNttruI. ...t1 tuttF. Nlls. tui Nu. Nu. N ~.
IuH..p Nrniusn EHj. in nHIs Spanish lrHau r.
t.. Wb.uua. So rHuuIt rhIar.t.rm p 'ud Nj
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scrap Books and HerBAriums.
90 various sizes and patterns. With white or colorcd
paper A-1. ltr-. assortment Of ALBUMS, com
Vr-.H- varied SELECTION
BLOOMFIELD a STEEL,
No. % Camp street.
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DIR. CT. CRANES

NO MEDICINE taken into the stomach can cause
~ a removal Of the tubercle deposits upon the
lungs or obyiae the tendency O: the system TO fur
Their deposition.
Consumption I-'a local disease, generated and fe,
hv the blood "A certain chemical condition, through
the medium Of the diseased organ To accomplish
this purpose, cannot apply solids fluids To
cavity designed only for the reception Of air we re
duce them a volatile condition, and form an apprO
pirate instrument to inhale or breathe the vapor.
BY the inhalation ofvapors, can produce all tn,
beneficial effects capable Of being produced by medI
clnes much more speedily and efficiently than from
the administration Of crude medicines through ia,
stomach The practice Of giving medicines by III,
stomach in the treatment Of this disease is oblcc
tlonuble: first. because they do not come in dIrec
contact with the organ affected; secondly. heCaus'
their most powerful action j. expended on organs il
"a healthy state, or only dsordered through sympa
thy. thereby derangug digestion and destroying tn
nutrition ofthe body. and finally. because many agent
of great value can only he administered IN the case
state
For the better accommodation Of those pulmonar
patients who are unable 70 visit the city list o
questions ha- been prepared. which Win be forwarde
If desired, by giving correct answers to these que'
tons the Doctor Will Doe enabled TO judge OF thu M
ure and progress of the disease and viii putup mec
ciues, uhaler-, etc with written Instructions Tor tn
whole osimen which will be sent according 10 dire,
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~ Common Street
i1V Orleans, March, 1859. 2-ly
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Medical wOrks-MedIcaI Works.
Always ION hsni complete assortment ofMEplCAL
BOOKS comprising Treaties ON SURGERY, MID
wIFERY. DENTAL. SURGERY. WOMEN. INFANTS,
and works ou GENERAL PRACTICE. also the MEDI-
CAL TENT BOOKS. Al sold at PUBLISHERS PRI-
CEsty
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Augusta, Ia Jan. !, 1859. !
For the accommodation Of those residing nearer
montgomery, Ala, than Augusta, Ca, We would men
ton that orders for Tickets OF Certificates IN our
Lotteries viii be promptly attended to, II addressed
70 +. +. ATKINSON. No, 5 Court square, Montgoul-
cry, Ala Very respectfully,
WOOD, EDDY CO. Managers,
Successors TO :. swan Co, OF Geor.aA and Gregory
4 Msury, Of Delaware.
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wIn.r.. csn.aIsn vsrmlrars.


Frstait sill. WIihin ave minutes nom it, appfri.
usa remove the pau nom the soy~rezt Burns. Wi--
tors ar scalia tfaIl also remove che PAIN and cure
Guut Tc.pllureuN, Plo., rheumatism, Sores or
sWuNutA
4,cobl-in case ~ nau.. i applied Immediately.
81 a prrasfya ue, uo mfttgr bow severe may be- the
INJURY un'rssihe artery lio burned and cunzuIuunt
Dbl fuY sore 10 inflammation
rhirdalt 0U bead Nurut Hr Wounds Ulcers or
SORES II any kInH WffuIUr scta
fuurth-lt neutrtiifra and destroy poison nom
plants, reptiles. Insects ur rtibd an.mta
Flnhaft wilL wherever applied, prevent mHruhfa.
unns and boz ull wounds, wherever Wurthratiuu bias
commenced Z will arrest The diauHsu and core the
w1und ewes wheru Che hHsh has Nrrl.y dropped
asal, n vi restore thD rtrt tl ts natural state
-.hNN- l hfnknu Limbs. when go, DO we'll wrap
lel"r IN he ~hlyo. nu inhammaiion. swelling ~
l.ih .an geruf Hni che bones uniie tud become
r'..lNa .,'h e. 'uHhnF npdty.
IA ,a. "hen We hueUia are palma 1r innauod,
thn iAfs.ia ven ruhiHi upon them. viii aHlrl
INl.N NHt .fN..N movement even Whrn pHsf4r afl
INHp thi ~ nlI'f medicine have f.IaA
EFHih@ltH usH b. pHrtrHfiq ..f.. i, N ..a... IL
never UtH Do h1fW NIe system sHf .i..f - -
chan Ia urHraaHrY tH rHrlIr t 81 WIu 80 - t.t
any mHdIeurs chat may Dol taken .utsyo,ii, VIZ"
PILES.
"a NAV ur confidently stated that there il No.. /,
piles which Hiay not Dol cured hY tHu PAIN tvfp.g
ron Uiaa certain remedy Bui removes a s1,e. ~.
rau fuh sHrenraH
praprstafs. prtss.ty j. WRIGHT a Cu.
n 4nI IIf IHaffraas4
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Remember 10 address your orders 20 +. +. Al Mn
son, Montgomery, Alabama, who will promptly MI
all orders, or give you any information desired ~
connection with these, Lotteries.
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FASSMAN'S
IRON HOOPS AND TIES,

FOR COTTON BALES.
Price cents Der po,md-2j per cent. less than
Rope.
A Ny one com id.riug the advantage Of Iron over
"A k"p"a- material TOT l'lialhA ''I'"ii isrS VIII
hc surprised that ID hs- not been adopted long since.
Ia IT, security against fire there j. AN overwhelming
reason for ~ adoption.
The Presses ip The Seaport Cities have been the
main Gauss. Of n. moi IaIug generally adopted hut
now that objection d. removed generally. aud the ur-
leans Press the largest m Y o. give The preference
over rope. The Fa-snan Iron Hoop and TIE is tiva
Improvement Il one ot the pInll's' anu = ADOPT
ed from the fact that II J. found afr Tong eHPeri-
meut Co combine the greatest merits M simplicity
and facility ut Application 81 any one s"iuadt. IT'S
80 prepared A. H. rs1uire change for rr"umprrss
ing. Thus ohyisiinr the only remaining d'ih'uty At
the sea board citir.
The hoops are sctt II any length from eight 10 ten
feet aud fan guarantee gwen that neither the Ties
nor Hoops shall break. And further that all cotton
bound M them shall be received on 'e SAM '',s'
NJ the Orleans Press ~ r"Pr-hohhd c"tt"h. The
weight per bale i about the same rs Rope not one
pound more OF less.
To show the opinion ship Masters have Of It. We
give 90" following among numerous COMMUNICATIONS
We have:
The undersigned masters q vessels having had
cotton compressed with Fas~man'- new Iron Hoops
aud Ties hereby recommend the same. The bales
being well compressed, aud the buttons OF hoops
never breaking when thrown down IN the ships hold
I. /. Gondey, Capt ship ,Mo,,e. Davenport
4. Talbot, Harraseeket,
John Dean, James FLINT,
John c. Wilmer, Mulhouse,
u. koppenholdL Ella 4. Clark,
l.. 7. Merrill, Bark kimhah
The price Of Hoops and Tee At y O. = cents per
pound and all orders will receive prompt aienuoh-
Liberal deductions merchants 2E ' t1 ,iIR
l2lE Commercial Place. Agent
Nao ortfaps, MAY II, 1859. So-on
HIP, BUCKLEY,
Fine Watches, JeWeIry, SlVeFWare' SPectaeles' etc.
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ELECTROCHEMICALI INSTITUTE,
l46 ST JOSEPH STREET.
(Retween Camp and st. Charles Streets)
NFW-ORI Fans

Wherethe Doctor can he consulted rom 4. NJ. tlll
9P NJ. Families visited at their Residences II de-
sired special department for ladies
Nae Orleans, Feb 1859. lS-ly
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MAsTIcATERs.

vULCANIZEp BASE.
FUI 80 t......H ......Hw Hs.flh ~
single Ntstu8,rs, Url8w rlufh fH. use OILY, Do ~
80 Teeth extracted without pain hy E.dyJnir IuHu-
eurg, and lue1l application.
nv SMITH. Dental surgeon,
DO Blruue street.
q Ia.
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Drawing Materials,
Comprising MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS
DRAWING PAPER, best quality, all sizes; WATER
COLORS. Bristol Boards, Painters Pallets, Brushes
Pink and Mezzotint Sluccrs. Tracing cloth and Paper
Drawing and Iithographic Pens, Pencils, etc.
Also various Works on Drawing, Architecture and
Engineering; and Books for Surveyors.
BLOOMFIELD STEEL,
No. 60 Camp street.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-31
COLEMAN'S MILLS.

TIVE undersigned. pltcutrr and proprietor 81 the
1 INbULATuRN CuRN ANbFLuIRlNG MILLS,
psrtfuy announces Co ms patrons and the public
generally. that his mandatory n the town % Ken
u,r. ta.t- now Boz successful operation Thrs" Wills
vuhrarD xix different -Irez, ranging from u 90 -
inches in diameter land Co suit an purchasers two
kinds ~ Stone are nov be- USE viz the best French
hufr. and The ttDTuan OF Cologne stone. at purvs
d.lltra piece.
, ~" office far the sale ~ these Mills T. At - 81
w. ' ~ street ht-eUrut IL Masonic Hall aud uppu-
prompt attention ~
o., W ~ ~ The manufsrtory will also b. attended
free ID J1a,, .,n 7" shipped from there direct aud
I..t..5 -, ~ .lFaiulsat uT ou the New OFlrau-,
pr,ni...i 's o's. .'Ie,t Northern Railroad
-,ry fr u,,fti, ~ swing every information neccS-
500 - lftt'iiA w aud Oparafiuv the. g.I.l v.fra
ai No. - - Charles street '''S ''' uhd'f-lgntd
ItHM+-tt~h; and an Mills are ,,,,,..,..,
form, % every particular, All ma ~ 'i'',.l ~ pr
them In my printed circular. ~ P''i"l-'d Tor
,..,rs- mon, pr..,,,. W. =, COLEMAN