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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

The Albany papers repel the assumption that
Col. Crocker aud Maj. Cassidy of the 93d have
deserted. It is certainly TO be hoped that
they have not thus disgracsd themselves. Let
us suspend judgment until all the facts are be-
fore us. We have reported what was the com'
mon opinion in the camp--an opinion Tor
which tho strange and culpabls conduct OF
thsss officer, --gs abundant reason. Stll.
-. .. 49,. 49, ...1@.~-r s-'~-~~ 90
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

The Brooklyn Eagle giSes reasons Tor turn.
ing its back on itself, which are only expected
70 satisry those who DO not need any. One OF
them imports that tho Republicans elected on
the Union ticket TO the Legislature from Kings
County acted with the great body Of the Re-
pnblicans on party questions. The Democrats
40 chosen in Ike manner acted with the Dem
ocrats, and without complaint from any quarter.
The Eagle Gays that Kings County has been
unfairly districted for Member OF Congress-
but the charge is entirely unsupported. Inc
Districts are nearly equal in population, and
we believe that which has now the fewer III
hab.tauts ia destined TO increase much the
more rap dly. The Eest thought it iair last
Fall 10 elect one Democrat aud one Repuol-
can TO represent the County in the Senate;
vet it now thinks if would be unfair 10 elec'
a Republican ard a Democrat to represent ner
in Congress. The change is entirely IN me
Eagie
Tie Ecge would fain excuse iis terglyersa-
tion by dilating on The frauds and pccuations
which are charged upon certain departments
OF tie National service, and most unfairly
conpares the amount Of these feelings (by
NEE of all par,ies) in this time of necessarily
enormous expenditure with those which were
effected in seasons Of quiet and peace In the
move! aud extraordinary circumstances IN which
our country so suddenly found herself, 1t was
no more possible utterly to prevent peeulaiion
thsn to stay the rayages of disease aud death.
No matter what party or what men lad been
In power, the hosts raising, arring, equppiog'
bringing together, and provisioning OF such IN
men.e arnies woull haze been attended with
frauds and waste Tar beyond anything hnown
IN peaceful times. What was incumbent on
the party in power was 20 watch for such
peculation., invest cato them so soon as pos.
sible, arrest them, ard deal sternly with the
offenders, regardless Of party. II the Republi'
cans come short of this duty, arrsign them
but thus far, 10 ascenjsncy was ever more
keen on tho scent Of peculation than Is the
present decidedly Republican Congress.
Enough. Tie Eagle goes over to those whom
IT refused to cast with last year, on tho ex-
press ground that they were not thorough and
hearty in their support OF tire War for the
Uaion. 1t viii try 10 draw after It tho Union
Democrats OF Brooklyn-we shall see With
wha. success. We shall be greatly mistaken
if it finds them so plastic and so forgetiul oi
its arguments Cor Union last October as 1t:
new attitude and undertaking must render
desirable.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

for A rainy season--its is all carpc diem in it's
philosophy and practice. You cannot make black
men or white men real estate merely BY little
loose LEGISLATION. Toward q general recognition
of this truth. the whole world has been struggling
for EIGHT centuries. and not without success
Feu6asm went FIRST, because with all its faults as
a system, fsndalism made better masters ara more
productive vassals than Slavery, and 1T DID not
imbl1lte the noble by ministering to he personal
luxury, since such luxury did not exist In feudai
times. So Christianity was never perverted 10
tle exteauation Of yassalage. Slavery IN the 10
man Empire disappeared Ike mist before tne
sin Of the new revelation. Men were not ashamed,
oven in tho time Of Louis Y, to manumt the'f
vossol, Dyo a,aors Dei-for .he love Of God; whiie
DR.. Fa,ler aid his disciples desire to keep men IN
eternal bonaase for tho same pious reason. Inc
one great question in Russia for half century
has been" How shall we be rid OF seridom =
liz the United States, during their whole poAticei
existence. with certain class, the one great
ouestion has been, "How shall We conserve
" Slayeiyi" Hence we have been, too many oi
Us, at one unending, horrd grind of logic to prove
what al the rest of the world was practically de-
nyinC-that Human Slavery is profitable; and it
has al ended in Dir. DE BOWS assertion that there
afo "eight taL-yards in Louisa County, In
sheer disgust, we quit the subject. We dom be-
lieye that Eighty Tan-Yards will save Slavery IN
America, or at last, any where else.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

Samuel B. Todd, brother of Mrs. Lincoln.
who is reported by the Rebels as among their
killed at the battle of Shiloh, ia probably the
Lieut.. Todd who had charge Of our prisoners
in Richmond last Summer, and who treated
them with barbarous cruelty. They viii hardly
be able to replace him as a iailor Gitor their
own heart
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
vrw.voEg TOWN ELECTIONS

TIE albany LrHHg journal prescn'', IN
tabular form, .hc results Of tie recen5 Town
Elections in our state, as compared With tIo'c
of the three preceding years, which wo trans
fer to our columns this morning. The COM
paratiye yiea is a. follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

PREsDksr OF rHs GERaAS Socikrf'-M, I.'
Won der Heydt of the firm of J. W. sehmla' . W. w.
Los been elected President Of the Society, vice IN
Jellinghsus resigned. by virtue Of hi. once ~.
Emil Won der Heyds viii occupy seat In tho h"'
gra,ion Commission.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

they may have been only rash. reckless, dis.
obedient, not traitorous; and it d well b
cleave to the more charitable view % lons a.
possible.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

DEPORTATION. cost to the Government o,o~
,ortiog NEGROES 10 Liberia. Hayti, and Chirlaa aor
Ns,g.yorl aud Fortress Monroe, will b sso 49,
y; @.8e;, s25 8: q =, ::sss :::s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-26
UNITED STATES NAIL
MICHIGAN.
PogR OvH0 DRAx11R,l

PR Oyno DRnun,(
v..hiss,oo, So ,"a Hss %. is 49, .,
thh Dspastment until ~ O'Clock q Aonday March
u, lSsS for conveying the mails Of the United states
S.. - =. sss.s 6 s;sa.., q -
.aa y s .Aedusss q dspsrtIrs and sr ~ ,sHa
1ud;sas asassd; especially ae later pe's # sasTSe
1ssis)
NJ q n y Rss, nnsAsid, Palsyra,
Adrian, a. NJ Clayton, Hudson, a. vi
syiv.aa. . q. aaaey, c sss ~
k..ch, o. n...y,.. q ~ HIsa;Sn ?
nsa W. 49, |. n NJ W vissS, Ia. srssoi,
nkhart, N n } OCeola, hshAwakA, South
iaposss. Conss Creek, Xiusworth station, III
and Hyde Park, 70 Chicago, AZ miles and bach,
twelve times week
Arrive = chicago BY IL Is m and Ham
Ls.ys Chicago daily, e1csps sunday, al "a N and
Asssvs i fosde BY s.Ae m and ADsn.
l1tea yron iossdo, o., BY EI'e Mich, O. IAsaile,
Or, 1snj' a.Goa = st:.,a s,sis G. a q
\. } Gbraltsr, N. u } trenton, a. y. and
vy.Das..., q % Detroit, . i miles and ID
Lave Toledo daily at s-2opm;
Lave Detroit daily ut l0a m,
Arrive q Toledo BY pm
l10oo ysom White Pigeon,, by Constantine, N. } TO
Three Rivers, IL mics and back, six times
weed, much Oftener a. trains may run.
Lave white Pigeon daNy, except sunday, At sls
D0;
a. vsat Three Rivers by 7.l0pm;
L. We Three Rivers daily, except sunday, at go
Arrive at white Pigeon by liam,
aes Prom non5ee ~ da suIT m Deernsd and ",
\ Week much fle "A Ann NAV
Leave Monroe daily, except Sunday, at IL m;
Arrive u Adrian BY lao pm;
Leave Adrian daily, except sunday, at 81 10;
Arrive at Monroe by
l1eo6 From Adrian, by Tecumseh, n. n } Clinton, IN
NJ Manchester, a. n } Norveii, and NapO
leon, n n. } u Jackson, - miles and back
SIX times q week, OF a. much Oftener as trains
may
Leave Adrian daily, except Sunday, at s.l5 m ;
Arrive at jackson by IL Is IN;
Leave jackson daily except sunday, at il IS m
Arrive AZ Adrian by Las pm.
l2eoe From Detroit, by Moulin Ridge, Dcarbonvie,
Wayne, South Plymouth N. n. } Ypsilanti.
II. n } Ann Arbor, N. N. j scio, u n } lex E
Ter, a. NJ Chelsea, sylvan, u n } Francis
coyiic, Grass Lake, Leona, Michigan Centre,
Jacksou, u. n y Sandstone, a. n y GidIey $
Station, Albion, IN. n. } Marengo, Marshall IN.
NJ Ceresco, Battle Creek, Charleston, Gales
burgh, Comstock, Kalamazoo, N. n } Oshtem0,
nnssawan, Lawton, Decatur, DowagrAc, Polka
gon, Nies, a. n, Buchanan, n. n. y Day
CITY, Ind turnessviiie, Mich, Lake Station and
Hyde Park, ILL.,, u Chicago, ZS2x miles and
back, twelve times week.
Leave Detroit daily except sunday, at 10 q and
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-26

The undersigned, postmaster at - State 81 -,
certi0s uSDxR nls oA1E ~ oRv, that be acquaanssa
with the above guarantors, and knows them 10 be m
Of property and able 70 make good their guaranty.
Dated
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-26
FORM or PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE, AND cERTrIcATI
ProPosaI

The undersigned -, whose post once addreas .
-, county Of -, state OF -, proposes 70
carry the mails Of the United States from July 1884,
To June 80 1866, on route Mo-, between - and
-, under the advertisement Of this Postmaster Gea-
ers November co. 1901, with celebrity, certainty
Txss Sweposal i nsde siaA Jxu hsoslsdss q Ne d.
tnncs Of ne roe Tie s0h @ Ae mad 20 Be- casvSsd eal
az o(Aev paricsa1 IN r9eRcs 70 ne vvte assd sevt
osd sIsc afur osr0d ess1snaeios y ~ lssS aad -
avu4sons aaacAed 70 ne adsrvtiseae~t
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Arrive At Ovid Centre BY II M
Law Oyid Oertre Tuesday e p n;

Arrive At Ovid Centre BY II nj fy
Lave Ovid Oensre reesdsy q N;
,,sss RON SAINT Johns, By E.s1 N.pss Rapids Spring
BROOD. Pompei, Ithaca, and Alma, 70 81. Lous,
ASh miles and back, oace . week
Lave 3 Johns Monday Ga m
Arrive a. So LOUIS nsxs day BY IL m;
Leave 81 LOUIS thursday at pm;
Arrive at 81 Johns next day by . p m
,ass7 Prom 8. Johns. ey keystone, Greenbush, and
Stella, to La fayet'e, 80 niirs and BACK, once
Leave y, Johns Friday at LISP m;
Arrive At La F.yette next day by 5pm'
Leave Ia Yayette Thursday at = m;
Arrive AZ 81 Johns next day by III am
Proposals for altered schedule Will be CONSIDER
1858 From Pewamo, by Maple, to Portland, Il miles
and back, three times a week.
Leave PeWamo Monday Wednesday and Friday q
Arrive at Portland by SPIN;
Leave Portland Monday, wednesday, and Friday
ATTAIN;
Arrive a Pewsmo by II IN.
Proposals invited for SIX times week service,
also TO commence the route at Lyons, instead Of
1880 From LYONS by North Plains and Ronald Centre
70 PxIo 10 miles and back, once q week.
Leave Lyons Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Palo by IL m
Leave Palo Wednesday at pm,
Arrive at Lyons by 6pm,
1850 From Kossuth to Lyons miles and back once
week
Leave Kossuth Friday a, m;
Arrive at Lyons by 10 m,
Leave Lyons Friday at II a m;
Arrive at Kossuth by pm
l26ll From Richardson by Matherton, 10 Pevamo,
miles and back, three times a week.
Leave Hubbardston Tuesday, Thursday, and Eat
urday, at a In;
Arrive at Pewamo by IL m;
Leave Pewamo Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
atlpm,
| Arrive at Hubbardston by Apm-
lal2 From IoniA by Wheat.and and Disco TO GFeepvc
Is miles and back, six times week; half ths
trips TO run by Kiddviue, emitting Otisco %
those trips.
Leave Iouia daily, except Sunday, At 2k pm,
| Arrive al Greenvile by sh pm;
Leave Greenville daily except Sunday, ut N
Arrive At Iouia by II m.
l2643 From Ionia, by Orange, Sebewa, Sunneid, ant
| South Sunfeld, TO vermontville, - miles aat
/ back, once a week.
Leave lonia Thursday at m;
Arrive at Vermontville by p N;
Leave vermOntviue Friday at m;
Arrive at Ionia by p M
1904 From Ionia by Avon and Rx, TO Fallasburgh,
miles and back once q week
Leave IOnia Saturday At m;
| Arrive at Fallasburgh by II m;
| Leave Fallasburgh Saturday at p m;
| Arrive at Ionia by pm.
l2645 From vermontvie, by Merritt, 70 Hastings Il
miles ami back ance a week.
/ Leave vermontvile Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Hastings by 6 pm;
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The undersigned, residing at -, state Of -,
UNDERTAKE that the foregoing bid for carrying the asA
on route No be accepted by the Postmaster General
the bidder shall prior 10 the LIST day Of August 1882 enter
into The required obligation contract 70 perform III
service proposed with good and sufncient suretes.
M " d. wadsraesd6n0 disisolv 0s sN&1a1toa -
hab6tiss sosasd b 0sareatess usder ~ 25tA sssW
u he cd Of CS~ress u Jsly 2, 1883
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WINER7S CANADIAN YEH1ITTGr
SAVES TIE CE- LrHEE

This IS the only sure remedy agaiass v1-msi1tlts
man frame-thngs that are SO IA and la,iluet4r
children. SAVE THE CHILDREN
Let mothers be timely warned and a r ia
child murderers to remain IN the srssan #s sr 5.
Remember that WINER'S CANADIAN #EEHI G
will at once and forever Danish Their 5s and 7ca
will be saved Think of this
Colonel Vasser, of Mississippi in Ell aeio1 " ,ata
Esq, of the Aberdeen ConservatiFa rua WINDS IS
communication the value of this azdsae 3 NJ SOL
family: My experience has conv.asal me th7 %
experiment have made with Vine sr-4t
fuge, it is due to suffering human vel
manufacturer of the medicine, to uaE Er.iti5s
of my observations. {sguedi III EH
GREAT MORTALITY ANON gELnHE
The papers teen with speculation aaas sa
mortality among children but theE 1a d
true cause, the presence of worms ii de 7na1
ntestines Atleast halfthe fatal d.sssse, ra.st
hood is subject are attributable 10 EoFH bis
opinion of Aberncthy and sir As5aF a71Pa
mother, then would risk the couseqG q talf
disorder, when few doses of Wine -1tis
fuge will always sweep away the yGrH end re
in which they are imbedded, leavDz tha system
healthy condition and secure againss 5FetHlo
plaint2 Winners Canadian Nermifuge saeasthac,
Of the multitudes of children tina as before A'
their twelfth year. three-fourths az atiaia
victims of internal worms, or Of diseases Hsas .
that cause.
~ BEWARE OF CALoNEL.-The pgn#e gsl.-'
not be aware that nearly all Worn tpzeEtst
calonfel and that the lives of children ere l3sIe.
dangered Sold wholesale and retail BY
j. WRIGHT CO. Rf1EHg'g
q and l5l ChartrGs ssfa. s.E
and BY Druggists generally For 5a ,.y'.
all the Druggists.
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WATER COLORS.
NEwMAN's, ACKERMAN's,
REEVES & SoNs, OsBoRNE's.
Paper Hangings, &c,
UST received large stock of the above CoLoRs, in
- cakes and in mahogany and rosewood boxes, with
lock and key. Also, German Coiors, in cakes and
boxes, a fine assortment.
Oil coiors, in tubs. English and American;
Canyases for Portraits in frames of 8z10 to 42x56
Canvas in rolls, from 36 to IS inches wide;
Stretchers for canvases Of all sizes;
400 doz ne sable and camel HAIR pencils;
100 =" paint and yarnish brushes, all sizes;
Tin foil, in sheets and books;
Tinse of all the usual colors;
French and American PAPER HANGINGs.
Doors, Window Sash and Binds, of all sizes and
description for sale cheap.
-. Window Glass, &c......
5000 bxs American Window Glass, all sizes;
roo do English and French, from 8x10 to 33x65
300 lights fine Plate Glass;
100 bXs double thick American, from 8x10 to 20x30
1000 lights colored glass;
100 Glazier Diamonds;
500 bundles glazier tins;
10 tons White Lead, in % to zoo Id. kegs;
5000 Canisers and kegs coored paints in a to 100 ID.
packages;
$500 lbs. fine French Green, dry and ground in OIL
1000 bbls Whiting and Paris White, of my own manu-
faeture fire dried.
Paint Mills Of all sizes and every article usually kept in
general Paint, Oil and Color Store viii be found at
R. CLANN0N's,
2, 1851 IS Canal street, New Orleans
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AN IMPORTANT DISC0YERY!I
For the of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs and Colds
THE MAKORA ARABICA,
DISCOVERED BY a
MISSION AIRY,
WHILE TRAVELLING IN ARABIA.


LII who are suffering from Consumption should use
/ IA the MAKORA ARABICA, discovered by a mission
airy in Arabia.
All who are threatened with Consumption should use
the MAK0RA ARABICA, discovered by missionary in
Arabia
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should the
MAKORA ARABICA, discovered by missionary in a
raba.
All who are suffering from Sore Threats Coughs and
Colds should use the MAK0RA ARABICA, discovered
by missionary in Arabia
All who are suffering from Asthma Scrufla and I'M
purties of the Blood should use the MAKORA ARABI-
CA, discovered by missionary in Arabia
1t cures Consumption.
Ii cures Bronchitis.
1t cures Sore Threats, Coughs and Colds.
1t cures Asthma, Scrofula and Impurities othe Blood.
This unequaed remedy is for the first time introduced
to the public
1t was providentially discovered by missionary while
travelling in Arabia He cared Of Consumption by
its use, after his pronounced hopeessby learned
physicians in Europe.
He has forwarded to us in writing full account of his
extraordinary cure, and Of numberof ether cures
which has under his observation and also full
count of the medicine.
At his request and impelIed by a desire to extend
knowledge ofths remedy to the public have had his
communication printed in pamphlet form for free dstr
button It's interests enhanced by account which he
gives of the scenes the Syrian massacres Which he OBJ
tanned from those who suffered in that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained at our Office crit will
be sent free by mail to all who apply for it.
We import the NAk0RA ARABICA direct from Smyr
ma through the house Of Ceon Gylippus, and we have
always hand full supply put up in bottle ready fer
use, with full directions.
Price one dollar per bottle. Sent by mail, receipt
Of price, and q cents for postage.
For sale wholesale and retaikby
LEEDS, GILMORE & Co.,
Importers of Drugs and Medicines
81 Liberty Street, New York.
- Sold by Druggists generally. faprlO
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NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL NOTICE.
zz.=====zs DR. LEROY'S MIXTURE FoR THE PROMPT
Is73Izg FS AND CERTAIN CURE or ALL UEEIHRAL
EEs1st 81 DISEASES, AND THOSE AFFECTI0ASS SOLE
~ 81 LY-T0 THE PUBLIC-Seventeeu years
kS trial of this Mixture in extensive practice
nS a. in New Orleans has fully tested its powers and
removed those preudices which physicians and the pub
lie have against advertised medicine byis nyaTiable
success all Urethraldseases such gonorrh9a geet
spasmodc structures neuralgia Of the bladder and the
urethra affections of the Kidneys ncontinuance of the
urine whites &c.
1t would be we'll in obstinate cases of gonoTFhma and
gleet connection with the mixture CAMPHo
ATED BELLADoNNA INJECTION. Price 80 cents.
TAKE NOTICE-As in all uncompEcated ONE
BOTTLE of Dr.. LIE R01'S MIXTURE suffces to effect
permanent cure in from three to eight days. assisted if
necessary by vial of the Beladonna Injection the
of getting promptly cured of disagreeabe and often
dangerous maady is triling This mixture snot en-
pirical remedy 'cuTe all" but is compounded by a
physician and prescribed solely for Urethral Affections
tits entirely vegetable, not nauseous and be used
with perfect safety confidence and ease as il does not
restriction from business which has rendered it very
popular both with the public and medical men
Persons afflicted strongly recommended to give it
trial. when its prompt effect will convince them of its
efficacy. PRICE PER BOTTLE S..
CAUTI0N.-Recolect the genuine article is LIQUID
Every French label has the written signature Of Leroy
NJ D. Paris on it. and every English label has the fac
smile signature of
DIR. l.. c. THOMSON & Co.. Sole Proprietors
Southern Medical lnfrmary us Carondelet n Orleans
Just received a supply of LeRoys Mixture. For sale
wholesale and retailby THOS. H. NORRIS
March l3-ly Druggist, Shreveport La
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To Mrs. s. z. ii.

Oh say not Salie, he's buried row,
That noble form Ehs manly brow,
The casket only lies entombed
The gem hath long III heaven doomed
And now uethinks from yOnder sky,
He watches thee With angel eye.
Thy welded life now short ITS stay,
Like morning clouds it passed away,
And now thy sad and widowed heart,
l. bleeding still beneath the smart.
But Sallie, hearts still live to cheer
Thy lonely path with blessings here;
While sorrows pillows Ter thee roll,
And untold anguish rends thy soul,
Behold there looms up from atar,
little bright, and sparkling star
A star-itis thy darling boy
Whom God hath pared TO thy joy,
To lead thee on thy lonely way,
To be thy comfort and thy stay.
Look up-f0T life is not SO dark,
God hath not wholly wrecked thy bark,
"My buried love- oh say not So,
Although his form sleep hete below,
The SOUL the bright immortal soul
Hath reached in peace its heavenly goal
Aud now, no more with grief oppressed
1t dwells in bliss among the best.
When thoughts of him steal DER thy Soai
And grIef's dark wayelets o er thee roll,
Then heed not Saliie the sombre gloom
That dwells around bis earthly tomb,
But lift thy beaming eye above
Where dwells thy fond, THY buried love.
heachi, Feb. 1862. FRIEND.
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SHREVEPORT FOUNDRY

FEHHE undersigned having built large and commodi
Il shop, is prepared to manufactureSteam Engines
Boilers and Machinery OF all kinds for steamboats, sugar
plantations, mills coonp presses, draining machines
and railroads.
Gin gear horse power fire fronts, furnace mouths ant
CRATE bars brass work of every description metallic
packing for steam cylinders, gin metal rings.
Blacksmith work ofevery description in the abovelinC
will be done with dispatch. will keep on hand at all
times Crate Bars Flanges, Boilers GaugeCocks Ploughs
ShoveIs, Plough Scooters, and Segments shall gen
orally keep hand second hand Boilers and Engines
would also call the attention of all saw-m men to nv
improved and attached Head Blocks.
Cash paid for old cast iron brass and copper
Shreveport, Aug. 8. 1859. THOS. W. JONES.
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at any other establishment.
Wagons of all sizes and patterns for horses or oxen
Cane Carts and Wagons of the latest improvement;
Carts and Drays, for city and plantation use Timber
and Ok Wheels; Spring, Produce and BaggageWa
Wheelbarrows Trucks ETC. in short all the different arti
Giles in the line, in extensive varieties.
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
DAVID G. WILSON
Nos. fS, 70 and y Carondeet street, New Orleans.
n. Borders received and executed with despatch.
Planters ordering any of the above articles will please
direct their Merchants to D. G. Wilson's Repository
nrril u $50
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PELICAN
WAGON AND CART REPOSITORY.

other kinds of Wagons for horses and oxen Cane Wag-
ons and Carts Drays OK and timber wheels with and
without axles; warehouse and steamboat Trucks Jersey
and Wagons baggage and other carts forhorses
and oxen handcarts wheebarrows of every description
and all other articles in the wheelwrght line made
the best materials and warranted to be superior
to any other manufacture which will be sold at reduced
prices and lower than by any other esabshmentn the
southern country Purchasers will find their inter
ests to call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere We use none but black locust hubs and bent
feIloes. (nov s, 1860 PHELPS, PARKE & Co.,
40, AZ and A Perdido street, New Orleans.
n B. We keep constantly hand large assort-
ment of PL0WS and Pillow POINTS, from the cele-
brated manufactory of Hall q Spear and R. Hall Co