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PorUr,R PREACnIxG-W are told that Dr.
Bettehelm. no breaches extensively around
Pontiac, commenced hi sermon last Sunday
morning, at his stated morning meeting.
Camps scEoolhouse.) in the following man
ner:
Wy Dc1r Wearcr, You know I never
use notes, but this day, exceptionally, and
for good rea>nns-as you shall see--l intend
TO make use Of some paper. fIiere the Doc
tor fumb'ed about in his pocket, and pro-
duced sna, parcel) This paper has street
relation To NY sermon, which i 10 be, as was
mentioned in the programme. on Chri>t, the
prophet Ike unto Moses. You know. as
have often pressed on your christian atten-
ton. that We all must initiate Christ in al
h;S de'gI'e Offices. We al. ike the Son OF
God, must b children Of God we al. Ike
him, must be priests and kings unto our God
and Father; Ne al must be s4cri.iccs tenn
pies, witnesses; IN short, we must live and
pray ourselves into all the Offices OF Christ,
inclusive Of the dignity of prophet, as shall
hereafter explain and prove from Scripture.
Now 10 show you that have a smack Of
prophecy about M, need only acqusint
you that know prophet need not tell
hOw-that there il somebody among nv
hearers VINO maintains, and, as understand
even complains, that my sermons are not
strong enough, not peppered enough. that
they do not smell sufficiently &C he'll and con.
demnation, &c, SC. Now, as it is my hear
ty desire, and my duty to endcavor. as long
az possible to please all men, | haAe thought
| must add some spice to the heavenly food
| usually prepare for you. | have hitherto
preached truth so a. TO make people see and
hear, but il never struck me that ! must
make people smetiit. However, to accomo-
date this new sect, have here in readiness
(hcre the paper was unfo'Gcd, showing a
good sized piece Of su|pher, and few match
cs) some articles vhjch, If well used, may
find 1t necessary to strengthen their exalted
and fragrant chris ian convictions.
We need not say that the whole congre-
CATION spp'aud,d the Doctor with one OF the
freudliest smiles popular preacher was
ever greeted with--Ners.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-05

A lady, whose style Of pety was more IF.
fected than attractive, once took friend to
task for wearing feathers. "Bui INV friend,
why are my feathers any more o6jectiona-
bic than the brilliant artificial flowers in your
bonnet!" "Oh," replied the censorious
disciple of Cant, " Christians must draw the
line semephere, and I draw it at feathers!"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-05

Mrs Jenkins complained in the evening
that the turkey dinner she had eaten on
New Years did not set acsH.
Probably" said Jenkins, sit was not .
hen turkey"
He 20, a glass of water in his face.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-05

"Father, I want you to buy ne gun ?"
"a gun, Willie: What are you going
to do with gun ?" I, s..
Little boy-"o, I'm going to fight Tom
my Day he says Susy Lake likes him bet.
ter than she does me-"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-05

Plutarch says in his life Of Alexander,
the gabylonians used to sleep. during dog
DAYS, on skins filled with water. The Bos.
ton times adds. that in these days men
sleep On skins filled with bad rum.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-05

He knows his nose. know he knows
his nose. He said l knew he knew bis
nose and If he said he knew l knew no
knew his nose, of course he knows 1 know
he knows bis nose.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-05

kinds Of Cigars. Farmers and others who smoke
chew make a great saviug by buying Of me AT whole
sale. sell better arti-.e at less price than
pe,ilars.
Please call at nv Mandatory, next door south of
Gibson Bros Grocey Store and see for yourselves
OTTAWA February 13 q. H. SCHNEIDER.
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An impatient Welchman called to his

An impatient Welchman called to his
wife,
"Co,ne, come! isn't breakfast ready p
I've mad nothiag since yesterday, and to-
morrow will be the third day"
This is equal to the call Of the stirring
housewife, who aroused her maid at four
o'clock, with, "Comc, Bridget, get up!-
Here It's Monday morning. morrow's
days Wednesday the
week gone and nothing done yet"
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n,rTi1yA UARELEYARD.

THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
of G-weil X Finley, where he intends to carry the
business extensive scale He has hand and
Is always in receipt of the best quality of Amercau lta
lian and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments. Naues, Furniture, As he has some Of
the best workmrn in the country. he feels
sured that he up anything in his line in superb
style together with low prices. he feels assured that
he will give an those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
N u. Orders from distance earnestly solicited. and
prom ly attended to. JAMES WILLS.
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DsNsNG SALOON.

TiSIIE undersigned most respectfully informs the pub
lie, and farmers in particular that his Dining
loon Tin the Post Office Block is in full
where. with class cook and attentive walters he is
prepared meals at all hours. Oysters in every
style Fish Fowl, and Game in their seasons, and sold
cheap. Farmers, bring your Poultry ard receive
y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-05

EYE SIGHT-Milton's blindness was the
result of overwOrk and dyspepsia.
Oae Of the most eminent American d vines
having, for some time, been compel ed 10
forego the pleasure OF reading, has spent
thousands OF dollars in value, and lost years
Of tine, it Consequence of getting up several
hours b, fore day and studying by artificial
light. II s eyes never col wei.
MulJituies Of men and women have made
their eyes weak for life by the too free use
Of the cycsjght reading small print and do
igs fine Sev ing. In view ofthOse things, il
is well to observe the following rules in the
use of the eyes:
Avoid al sudden changes between light
and darkness.
Never begin to read, or write, or sew, for
several minutes after coming from darkness
to a bright light.
Never read by twill ght, or moonlight, Ct
very Cloudy day.
Never read or sew directly in from. of the
light, or window, or door.
1t is best to have the light fall from above,
obliquely over the left shoulder.
Never sleep so that, on the first waking,
the eyes shall open on the light OF a window.
Do no, use the eye-sght by light SO scant
that i: requires an effort to discriminate.
Too much light creates glare, and pains
and confuses the sight. The moment you
are sensible OF an effort to distinguish, that
moment cease and take walk or ride.
As the sky is blue and the earth green, it
would seem that the ceiling should be blu
ish tinge, and the carpet green, tand the
walls of some mellow tint.
The moment you are instinctive,y prompt
ed tie Iub the eyes, that mament cease usi &
them.
fthe eyeiidS are glued together on wax
ing up do not forciby open them, but apply
the saliva with the iinger-itiS is the speediest
G;lutent in the world-,hen wash your eyes
and face in warm water.-HalEs JOurnat et
Health.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-05

The PRINCE WoNGsA Of Siam, is reprcsen
ted as porty! A lettes in London paper
saws, "his overgrown checks hang in great
rolls till they are lost in the huge mountains
ofblubber which hide his shoulders; and as
for his body, it must measure three yards
round. His unwieldy body. his merry. false
and boastful disposition, and his meanness
in money matters have given him among
Europeans the name of the Siamese Falstatf.
He is a merry fellow, always making jokes
and leading in the laugh. And what a
laugh! He laughs all over. rolling about,
and heaving his huge body in such an alar-
ming way, and giving utterance to such
strange sounds the while, that the first idea
of the uninitiated is to send for doctor, but
as he RECEIVERS, and they watch all the dis
turbed creases of fat subsding into quiet,
the laugh that he has done with is taken up
by the spectators"
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L Il NJ Il l., r
Sash. DsOr and Rlind Factory.

StTE take this method inform the public that we
w have purchased the Sash Door and Blind Factory
Of \. +. C1qUrn, and prepared my
thing in line Of business, such A. Sash. Doors
Blinds, Frames and MOUdings. Orders promptly filled
on short notice.
Having Lumber Yard in connection with our Facto-
~, We think facilities for furnishing building mate
rlais are unequa'ed IN this City and invite
ors, farmers. and all others who want ANYTHING in
our line to call and satisfy yourselves that sell
you good article, Just what you want, and cheap
cash There will be found At Lumber Office Doors
blinds, Sash, glazed and ungazed Glass Oils Paints and
Nail=.
Office on Main Street, Ottawa. II.
Uar2O STRAWN & POWELL.
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e. g. Ce0D,,sCH. ". H..

osce tLj,i door Ic.f of Oftrird BBk, Main street,
OTTAWA. Ills.
TAR c.. would respectfully call the attention. VI 49,.
surru.- from Chronic Diseases, particularly Scio-
fula White Swelling. Salt Rhcum truloii- "' t'le - @
md sln Scal Hend Old Sores and all diseases arising
from impurities of the blood ~,
Also, Deformties, CurvatureS and Diseases "' sHC
Joints. &c ,
Cancer treated upon entirely new prIncP't' ana
With A success heretofore unequalrd aPb
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Tohacro IL Cigar 'san,if;,, tor.

N 81 TibS6'n q: BrO'S.
CeSHE subscriber in
50 forms the public
that he is manufactur-
ing and keeps on hand
the best quality of Nir-
ginia ChewingTobacco,
SnuF, Pipes, &c, &c. mt
wholesale and retail, At
prices favorable TO Gus
toners. Also, the best
Of Havana, Laopera
Cassadoris. and other
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"' tnc S'P'.'"
>, '''aS o''e % '''T - "e's - cu. e@ ~,
uI,' mat "l'a' you aSA'u i1F' ha'h' l.;
Sa',' @ ,ne sonie" h"' sulP,'sea cye'iiS. ,,
"" ' Wv "'
co'oa"' S"uho '"at arose from 'he scar OF
Tue s.t'Py '""h'hg hc'F 'uuai.
Diahd sfilie passed over the lace OF ne
cap'a'" as ne eAl,a'ned MS meaning TO our
r''u'"' nie'"' ne ""u no 'i,het' out WI
""e! P",u '',S '@'', ana Iie Tram Speu- Dn
'"""'u lt> ucS'"a''0''. b't noHue'S vi"
rot cease heit-pTeSehtlv our pert ne"sooy,
R'hy' entered 'he car ana stepping up 10
'et'hS' nc a>"tu-
nay sun, SIT -,
an IL l nave my way about IT, the
'uS' one VIII. "e son, ser''h' Sa!d 'eeihs.
Hre ',u>"Iu' -,
~" -, ~ o"' Gu "e''s "'''e '''eS
ha'cheo sA'o h'"y' as ne hasteheu o" 10
'''I ~ al -.
=" uuo '.,iie .t .te '"',' S;SPp'u az 'Ie 'I5
"eIo', ';,'s o'S 'll.irS' n1hs' Iohidsion i; >.
sn;a"s o,r 80, go. .t, iaudod ~ tho ,Is.enrm
..RnsS s,h, RnsS sahy ofrsa for ,ha hi. nj
,oa S,a,ss," IA -. 49, ,o.to ,'l ~. .m,
.eu ota'es S..J aIs ,-I'e pp'te, Vi ps up
~" ..wam y T ;r,,har ,:ro"a - sta ~ un,, fra ,"n
hos, bn, r., ahs Tono ~ 40 io" al ~" y
hat line She wants and more too "
..Go r. Ge Swann hons sab richt eros,
do street--hsst house in dc city This wav
sah-anv baggage. have it sent to your
room in ,axy minutes"
In a short time Jecms and his bride found
themselves in one of those comfortable
rooms on the second floor of that well Or
dered establishment, the Swami House.
The baggage was sent up with tie usual
promntness. and our friends were soon max
ing their toilet for dinner. Jeems had his
coat of in iifT'y. and Lies hair fell grace
fully over her shoulders.
That's a deuced pretty torsel." said
Jeems. eyeins the bell cord "wonder wba,
it's fur" catching hold of it, "look. it
works up there on some sort of a tbinsum.
bug. Tt Ike to have that torsel to nut to
my horses head next muster day; see how
1t works" said he giving it a pull.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-05
THE NEW YORK BAKERY
EA NlsIi.r u. s. 81 ai-,xnA

Sh " hs-a-.'ss "a u ~ u s'>oN.
tStHE undersigned would UectfIlly inform the inia
Il hitants Of OTTAWA and vicinity that they now
prepared to furnish the choicest variety OF Crackers
such as Butier soda Lemon, Boston, Oyster Abcrnetha
Water Biscuit. Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread
Pas, &c, &c Ia good variety. Confectionery, OF the
choicest selection constantly hand All kinds OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made q order.
Tie subscribers having spared no pains expense
httns mp wagon for the convenience aud accomuoda-
ton "' their customers and the public generally.
able to furnish anything in their line those de
sire. Those wishing the New York Wagon To call daily
Will please send their orders the y Y Bakery or to
the Post Office.
80 Remember the place, in Hossack's Block, next
door west Of the Meat Market, Main Street. Send in
your orders, and they will receive prompt attention
J. 3. WHEELER. srp5l Jos ". SIMPSON
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The noise in the street had died away, and

1he noise IN the street had died away, and
quiet reigned in the Swami House. The
young man on the watch dozed in his chair.
The clerk (rather corpulent) was about to
retire, when he thought he smelt GUS
Some one came down stairs and SAID he
smeN gas. The guests (sOmc of them woke
up and smel gas. Much against his will,
the clerk proceeded to find where the leak
was. 1t seemed stronger in the neighbor-
hood OF the room occupied by the bride and
groom, Clerk concluded to knock at the
door of their ro m.
"Who's there" came from the inside.
"Open the door, the gas is escaping"
"Gas. what gas?" said Jeems, opening
the door,
"Why, here in this room. How did you
put your light ou,:"
BLEW it out, of course"
"You played HI" Our amiable clerk
came very near saying bad word, but re-
membering that there was Il lady in the
case. or rather in the bed, he checked his
risn, temper, and having lit the gas, pro-
ceedcG 10 show Jeems the mystery of its
burning, a. follows:
"You see this little thing here: well,
when you want to put it out, you give il
turn this way and when you want to make
1t lighter, YOU give it a turn this way. Seri-
Gus consequences might have resulted if it
had not been discovered. It might have
sufocated US ali. Now be careful the next
time"
Mach Obliged Bat how the devil did
know that the burned stuff was 'scapin :"
responded ems.
Didn't YOU smell Il; 60 said the clerk.
"'Pears to me did smell sulhin'," said
Jcems. a. But LIE, i'll he burned cf did
Mt think it was you, kase | never slept with
4 woman afors."
"WeII, .Jeen,s thought it was you smelt
that way AL the time. was jest wonder
in et all ,ner smeit that way Il 'peared
strange, but then never slept with a man
aiore in all NV life, and didn't know nothin'
about it, was the response of l. u, as she
turned over for nap.
The red In our clerks face grew smilingy
redder, as it reflected the light from the
burning Jet. and a roguish twinkle luIkcd IN
the corner of his ewes, aS he turned oft the
gas and all was dark, and our friends were
left alone in their glory. a souul Of sup
pressed mirth was heard III the reading room
for few minutes, and all was still.
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f. ID. SWEETSER.
Sickle g. File Manufacturer

4 IL Kinds OF REAPER SICKLES, for Grass or Gram.
N made to order. OH .Sickie3 cut dRd repair-
ed. Orders from Reaper Manufacturers solicited.
pledge myself which for quality and price
shall defy competition. cS-ALL WA
C,Ah paidfor old Flies old Files re-cut and ,car-
ranted.
Bells Mill. opposite the Ottawa House, Ottawa, La
Sale Co, Illinois. oc3 If
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BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN M. KING.
Hides and Leather,

SaudIery, HaTdWare, and Shoe Finding,
Custmdns old stand, Main Street three doors east OF
the Mansion House Ottd,ca, H.
The highest price always paid for Hides, Deer Skins,
Furs, &c, &c. iunl9
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ISAAC ". AYRES,
ASD WHOLESALE DEALER ~ EVERY VARIETY OF
G. O n z E G. T LON E e V

On -NidjsoH, nsnr ,OiH1b5s Street Ottr3rr illinois,
As do husinrsso strictly Cash basis and have
facility for Manufacturing enabled sell as low
: any other House in the West.
All kinds OF Fancy and Wedding Cake kept constantly
on hand and made TO order Ideclsl {. W. SANFORD.
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BY VIM. OSMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS.

ID. II. JONES a CO.,
tdad ant 10liection fgsHcy, Ott1,cd, H'no'S
Particular attention given thu collection and sec
ing Of claims the purchase and sale o real 'he
payment of taxes, &c
Collections made in all parts of the state
oGce in Szngers Block, corner of Main and La SANE
a,r.,t. d p JONES.
TURN " ENGLISH,
s.ls ED NJ. FRY.
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u, F.CANEi:ON.

Attorney at Ldlr-Ott.1cG, la Sfile Co, III.
Prompt attention paid to the investigation ot titles
of purchase and sale OF real estate anu
collection Of claims
REFERENCES
Clark FaIkn-r. I6 Wall 81 y. Y
g. II. Krrfoot X Co, Chicago.
y. p. Igl-hard. -
Ogden, Fleetwood Co,
ian2e
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Doctor HARRIS.

HFfICE in the second story of shuier bun! near
~ the Bank of Ottawa Residence, last MAN ,
east Of Fox River. dus'-
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The following letter, which has been for
wardei US, if reliable, presents some interest
ing facts that are worthy Of investigations
The parties mentioned herein are said to tc
well known III Jackson county:
IL Il. ELttnr nt Tie EinciunntL El,-irtL.
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~ Weeds Patent Sewing Machine.--We
have been often asked which is the best Sewing Machine
in and to satisfy ourselves have spent
benefit. Vi 4
We purchased of the above named Machines and have
tried every kind Of work required in family gives
the best satisfaction doing It's work very rapidly neatly
stronger than the usual hand work. 1t harder to rip
work done this Machine than that done the ordinary way
II is neat and tasty being nicely finished all
simple beyond the possibility getting Of repair
by ordinary 10 strong and durable well
assured Of them will years constant use
II has already saved talors and dresmakes bills enough
our family to its cost and think it very profitable
investment to nothing Of its convenience the hours
needle work that it mother. We most
this the best Sewing Machine use and the greatest
labor-saving invention Of the day.
Aessrs. WHITNEY LYON, who are the propretors Of
these Machines have saesroom at Broadway New York
fChcago Herald.
n HEDRICK, Agent,
d6 2p3mAW u Camp street
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1NFivo Hundred Dollars Reward.-The
undersigned having received letters from merchants
New orleane informing him that unprincpd persons
engaged in boing and selling mixed and poisonous
liquor under his trade mark Schedam Aromatic Schnapps
put in bottles with labels wrappers and fac SMILES Of his
autograph close imitation thereof believing that many
others In different cities in the West engaged ia the
fonious business 10 defiance Of the pes and penalties at.
achea thereto and to put stop to the pang Of his trade
mark he offers reward Of FIVE HUNDRED DoLLA RS
for such evidence As will lead to the detection conviction
any person or parties implicated in the crime S
The reward will be paid may have been In
nocsnty employed In the manufacture such coantees
either wrapper labeer printer engraver bottle maker
upon their legal conviction Of the guilty employer And such
hereby cautioned against engaging or continuing
such criminal employment after the present notice. They are
also hereby informed that all orders for bottles moulds
aved blocks printers work to be used in the preparation
of such counterfs onous though they bear the
Of the undersigned unless the articles ordered are be
delivered st bis principal depot p Beaver street, New York.
And Ill thus engaged In aiding absttp the manu-
facure sale Of such counter present notice will
be held amenable to ttelaw.
All communications to be addressed to me- the care Of
Messrs BUNNELL BAILrEFF. New Orleans.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
jsls 2plm % Beaver street New York.
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gAstEt III xiabama. Win preach il
Church. norner Of Camp
u ", ursow ii III a. N. ard "a
-! /. ~ 4 AZ IA Nho NJ attend. S.
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DIR. Hunter,

DIR. Hunter,
OF No. 1928 Broadway New York, Consulting Physician for
Diseases of the Chest Lungs md Air Passages now on
fessional visit to New Orleans Offices CANAL STR EET,
north side door below Bourbon sreeEutrance of Dr.
Aliens Dental Offices Residence St. Chsrles Ho.el.
nIHours Of Consultation-From 9A NJ to IL M and 10
5P. N. for gentlemen and from u to P. NJ. for ladies'
1- All letters to be addressed to Dr. Robert Hunter ST.
Charles Hotel.
NoTE-Dr. Hunter is editor Of the New York Specialist
and Journal of Diseases Of the Chest author of the
ter on Caarrh Bronchitis and Consumption, published by
the New York Press, etc., etc.
St. Charles Hotel New Orleans JAM "a, 1859 JAZZ 2ptf
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y. n. Hammond,
ENGRAVER, LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINTER
No. Camp street, second floor,
Respectfully solicts orders the above departments
of art
DIPLOMAS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS
Insurance Scrip Bills of Exchange Checks Pomsory Notes.
etc. embellished with original designs engraved copper
steel and printed in style unequaled IN the South.
He has obtained facilities for doing every description Of work
on Stone and particularly refers the style recently
duced combining the elegance of Steel Engraving with
cheapness of TYPOGRAPHY and particularly adapted Bills
Exchange Checks, Account Sales, Bill Heads fae Labels
etc etc, etc.
Being The emily Engrayer of Pictorial subjects steel
per In the South others requiring Portraits Land
scapes Book Illustrations etc., requested to examine
bis specimens and will the
difficult kinds Of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIM
SELF and not sent to the North Is the practice
Z WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS AT HONE INvI-
TAfIoNs Engraved and Printed in style. punctusy
and at short notice.
COURT. LODGE and NOTARIAL SEALS. Designed, Z.
Eaved and and furnished with press counter.de.
jel zply
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III H. ~ III II shoss, without reserve. 10
"a y ssesaeass u X. Roger COS auction
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Douglas = Sherwood.

Douglas y SheraUOOd,
CELEBRATED SKIRT MANUFACTURERS.
New FORK,
Have established Agency New Orleans for the sale OF
their superior SKIRTS which they attention OF the
Trade Their assortment embraces fifty different styles
some of which entirely this Market and will be-
offered at the same prices sold in New York
r5rsampes may be the Agency.
B. WENTWORTH,
Wholesale Agent
l2 Canal street. Royal on Royal street.
ja2U 2nfm ~
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French Pesf,saa.ery.

fresh supply of FRENCH PERFuMERY just received,
by =
LION 1 PINsARD,
ja4 2ptf 66 and 6s Royal street corner BienvfIe