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AN IMPORTANT DISCOYERYt!
For the cure Of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs and Colds
THE MAKORA ARABICA,
DISCOVERED A
MIS- IS N a r 4,
WHILE TRAVELLING IN ARABIA.

Ii, who are suffering from Consumption should use
n the MAIlORA ARABICA, discovered Ey mission
airy in Arabia.
All who are threatened with Consumption should use
the MAKORA ARABICA, discovered by missionary in
All Who are suffering from Bronchitis should use the
MAKORA ARABICA discovered by missionary in A
rabia
All who are suffering from Sore Threats Coughs and
Colds, should use the MAh0RA ARtBICA, discovered
BY missionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Asthma, Scrutula and I'm
purities Of the Blood should use the NAhURA ARAbl
CA discovered by missionary in Arabia:
1t cures Consumption
1t cures Bronchitis.
1t cures Sore Threats, Coughs and Colds
Itcurrs Asthma Scrofua and Impurities Of the Blood
This unequaed remedy is for the first tine introduced
TO the public.
It was proydentialy discovered by missionary while
travelling il Arabia. He was cured OF Consumption by
its pronounced hopeless by learned
physicians in Europe.
lie has forwarded 10 us in writing full account OF his
own extraordinary cure and of number u other cures
which has under his observation, and also full ac
count Of the medicine
At his request, and 1mpelled by desire to extend
knowledge of this remedy the public, wehave had his
communication printed in pamphlet form fer free dsJI1-
button Its interest enhanced by account which he
gives of the scenes aSsacres which he OBJ
tanned from those who suffered in that awful tragedy.
This pamPhletmay be obtained at our Office oTlt VIII
be sent free by mail to all who apply for It'll
Weilnport the MAk0RA ARABlCA direct from Smyr-
ma through the house Of Ceon Gylippus4 and have
always hand full supply put up IN bottle ready tor
use with full directions.
Price one dollar per bottle. Sent By mal, on receipt
of price. and a cents for postage.
For sale wholesale and retail b.
LEEDS. GILMORE l. Co.
Importers OF Drugs aad Medicines,
81 Liberty otreea, New lork
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WINER'S CANADA FERtEFuGE
SAVES TIE c. --L-.

This is the only sure remed 20 ngasztlasss
man frame-th!ngs that are fs.e#.aae as@rG t.
children. SAVE THE O.
Let mothers DE timely wal Isl 5. aar th#s
child murderers to rcmaiQi in tn 9lsBE
Remember that WiNEFS c tU5&& #EH3IElaH
will at once and forever Danish w e 4s a- Il g0a4E
will be saved. Think Of this.
Colonel Vasser ofMississipF @.3t@aJ~t " ass
ESQ, of the Aberdeen Conscr a@ avs @ats 7gzs
communication on the yatuc o. s 0@ilcGa d ~ atH
family: "My experience has rae ia
experiment ! have made with a.asaae zf
fuge, it is due TO suffering hui Gs
manufacturer of the medicine. lte5 .tts
of my observations sign
GREAT MORTALITY 0&& GHleHGLN
The papers TEEN with specu a. gnol .a af t
mortality among children; but a5 al5a.a5a.
true cause, the presence Of wC5E4 II lie s9@ a9.
intestines. Atleast halfthe fat diseases gen#4
hood is subject are attributable .H5 #&R
opinion of Abernethy and sir ~ lesEeF. @z#
mother, then, wouldrisk the col .sees .5t5.
disorder, when few doses of ae5 h#5aHb sa#
fuge viii always sweep away fesa .4e Ea#s
in which they are imbedded .g aEss
healthy condition and secureag ns.aE
plant? Wincr's Canadian Eern e
OF the multitudes Of children
their twelfth year, three-t0urt s5
victims of internal worms or
that cause
~ BEWARE OF CALoHBL.-
not be aware that nearly all
caloncl, and that the lives of
dangered. Sold who.esf
j. WRIGHT &
ZIaud Isl Cha
and by Druggists generally. I.-s5Sf.
ali the Druggists.
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The Mosquito Houses
4 RE made any length or height desirable. They are
"A light and portable, and can be placed at window
or any other part of the ROOM out on the piazza
the open ground. When the house is not in use it
be folded back entirely out Of the way by ola cord
and pulley which is simple arranged that child can
easily fold the largest size.
The Portable Folding Mosquito House
Can be unolded over the cottage French bedstead
persons sit stand in security from the annoyance
of mosquitoes or any other winged insect.
The Folding Mosquito Ears
Arc made for beds pallets cribs cradles, &C. and fold
without the use the cord and pulley For the trundle
bed they are the most convenient bars Like the
crib and cradle bars they portable and fold pal
let's over the bedseads elsewhere, and without the
of posts on any occasion.
THE Crib and Cradle Bars
Are Invaluable The child be placed pallet, in
crib cradle in the coolest and most comfortable place
placed the child with ease than any other Bar
ever invented. The Of servants time saved in
one week in using this Bar amounts 10 than the
price Of the Bar. The Bar is simple and durably
structed and will last longer than a life time.
The public invited to call and see for themselves
at the manutactoy, Gorner OF Magazine and Josephine
Streets, or at H. T. WELLS Coal Oil and Lamp store
corner Of Carondeet and Poydras streets New Orleans
n9@ Country and State Rights for SALE on application
as above.
So Reward will be paid for information that viii
lead the conviction Of any person or persons for un
lawfully making, causing 10 be made, any OF these
Patent BalE
e-The Patentee is a native Of the South and as such
be expects Southerners to patronise his invention in
preference to those having less merit which are impor
ted from the north Y. s. WILLIAMS 4 Go.
New Orleans, June IS, 1851
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at any other estabHsnmeht.
Wagons of all sizes and patterns, for horses oroxen;
Cane Carts and Wagons of the latest improvement;
Carts and Drays, for city and plantation USE Timber
and OK Wheels; Spring, Produce and Wagons,
Wheebarrows Trucks etc. in short all the different artl
cles in the line, in extensive varieties
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call and OK
anime before purchasing elsewhere
Nos IS, 10 and Il Carondelet 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
milo
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SHREVEPORT FOUNDRY
AMI CHIME SIIlP

AND MlJIIINT NIIUT.
TEYIlE undersigned having built large and commodi
4 ousshop, is preparedto manufactureSteam Engines
Boilers and Machinery ofa kinds for steamboats, sugar
plantations mills, cotton presses, draining machines
and railroads
Gin gear horse power fire fronts furnace mouths and
CRATE bars brass work Of every description metallic
packing for steam cylinders, gin metal rings.
Blacksmith work of every description in the aboveline
times Crate Bars Fanges 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 sawmil men to my
improved and attached Head Blocks.
Cash paid for old cast iron, brass and copper
Shreveport Aug 5, 1859. THOS. W JONES.
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CIRCULAR.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, ]
Tnt.A sl-RE DEpA HTMENT.

CONFEDERATE STATES Ot AAEiS1IA,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, =
Richmond, August I'D, 1861.
FEyHE Congress Of the Confederate States has author
ised the Secretary Of the Treasury to issue Bonds 10
al extent not exceeding one hundred millions q dollars
for Tie purpose Of funding its Treasury Notes and for
making exchanges for the proceeds OF the sale OF ray
produce and manufactured articles ana lh9 purchase 81
spicie and of military stores
nderthe authority ola previous Act the Secretary ap-
pointed Commissioners resident in different sections Of
the States, TO solicit IL advance from planters nahuiae
Jurors and others subscription o the proceeds o the sale
If their crops and other branches ofndustry To bepad
for in bonds of the Confederate States.
~ tile patriotic and Jealous efforts Of these Commits
sones no less than the lofty patriotism ofthe people,
the Government is indebted for aggregate subscrp-
ton which reaches already many millions Of dollars The
berality ofeverycass ofhecommuny has been evInced
The cotton the rice the tobacco and the sugar planters
have We'd with each other and in the first named staple
alone the subscription IN several OF the States reaches
from one-thrd 10 oue-half OF the entire crop.
1t not proposed has been frequently explained, to
interfere with the usual and customary arrangements of
planters and others making sale produce. This
IS not necessary 1t is only asked that each individual
shall indicate in advance the proportion Of the same
which lie willing subscribe, the time and place OF de
livery the factor merchant in whose hands 1t IS TO be
placed for sale and who is authorised to pay over the
proceeds ana receive in exchange Confederate Bonds
These Bonds carry interest OF eight per cent, payable
semi annually and be issued 0flesS denomina
ton than one hundred dollars, except where the sub
scrpton is for less amount when the limit IS hAed at
fifty dollars The payment " the principal and interest
is secured as viii be perceived by special act OF Com
gress.
have the opportunity Of contributing to the wants
and sustaining the credit the Government were notln
condition To make cash subscriptions to the loan Prev
ousy authorised. Their surplus capital was already III
vested and their command o. resources, IN the nature Of
things was mainly to be looked for IN the future Upon
such future resources they authorised safely to draw
and tile investment proposed aside from Its CLAIMS on the
ofpatrotism may bereg&rded atogethera adEan
tageous and as safe any other business transaction
Tile thine Ut sale referred in the caption Of the lists
which out intended to indicate the usual date
nj which the CROP is brought market and will Of course
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w AYEEs COLORS.

WAFER COLORS.
NEwMAN's, AcKERMANs,
REEVES & SoNs, QsBoRNEs,
Paper RanginHs, &c,
r uST received large stock Of the above Cohohs in
~ cakes and in mahogany and rosewood boxes, with
lock and key. Also German C0lors, in cakes and
boxes, fine assortment.
Oil colors in tubs. English and American;
Canyases for Portraits in frames Of 9xlQ to A2x58
Canvas in rolls from Sc to 6G inches wide;
Stretchers for canvases, fall sizes;
400 doz Gne sable and camel halr pencils;
100 paint and varnsh brushes, all sizes;
Tin foil in sheets and books;
Tinsel of all the usual colors;
French and American PAPER HANGIHGs.
Doors, window Sash and Binds, Of all sizes and
description, for sale cheap.
-. Window Glass, GLCs.....
5000 bxs American Window Glass, all sizes;
roo do English and French, from 8x10 to 33x65
500 lights fine Plate Glass;
l2O bxs double thick American, from 8xl0 TO 2Qx3Q
1000 lights coored glass;
100 Glazier Diamonds;
500 bundles glazier Inns;
10 tons White Lead, in % to roo lb. kegs;
5000 canisers and kegs coored paints IN Is OF to 100 To-
packages;
$500 lbs. fine French Green, dry and ground in oil;
1000 bbl8 Whiting and Paris White, of my own manu-
facture fire dried.
Paint Mills Of all sizes and every article usually kept in
general Paint OIL and Color Store, will be found at
r. CLANNUN's,
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PELICAN
rAf.nN AND CART REPOsITORY.

other kinds of Wagons for horses and oxen; Cane Wag
ons md Carts Draws OK and timber wheels, with and
without axles warehouse and steamboat Trucks Jersey
and BaggageWago and other carts for horses
and al other articles in the wheelwrght line, made Of
the best materials and warranted tobe superior
to any other manufacture which will be sold at reduced
Southern country Purchasers will find it to their inter
ests to call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere We use none but black locust hubs and bent
feloes inov S. 1860 PHELPS, PARKE d Co.,
10, AZ and a Perdido street. New Orleans
N. B. We keep constantly on hand a large assert
ment of PLOWS and Pillow POINTS, from the cele-
brated mandatory Of Hall Spear and II. Hall Co
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
AND NO HEJrREG.


THE VAR WITH MEXICO, Is NO DOUBT 10 CON
AENCE SOON. The CEY CHEAp 6oons
EDUT let me make war first here ID Shreveport by
y selling my SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, the
gheapcsr that ever has Been offered ret here III this
place On and from this date will offer The following
goods: One large lot Of Oak Tan Rnssets, u 81 IN PHI
One Bows lot OF Oak Russets 8,.........- 10 cts
% dOzs Mems Bows and youths Brogans q ~ 81 25
100pieces American tfom a. NJ e NM
Is " fine French . 20 10 -yc Fr|d5
50 American, French&Scotch glnghans u to 24cts
100 fine ac organdi colorad musns from lQc q 25c
50 Freneh organdi ounce patterns 81 % to 90
p : PLAIN barge. !; VI. 5Sis
80 Robe guile dresses. ...................@ 0o
large otof Marsoles ana cotton counter Panes VI
10000 yards heavy No. Osnaburgs, q locts
300 Brown shirting from 10 ~ per yard
5000 and Beached sheeting, from to . cts
100 doz. fine Ladies, Misses and children Z cotton
hose from 10 cts to % cts.
100 assorted fne Ladies, Misses and chlldren,s
hell bootees from 75cts to 81 SO cts
also large variety Of other goods too numerous to men
.ion which will be sodin proportion.
III addition 10 my Fancy and Staple Goods, nave re
ceived neassortnent Of the latest style OF spring ana
Summer Bonnes also Ladies, Misses and children hats
which viii sell at reduced prices, Am Determined 70
sell my goods regardless of profits orprccs also nave
vcrT fine stock Of Clothing and Furnishing goods,
Spring ana Summer Hats such as Mems Casslmer and
Lerhorn Bows hats, Cain, Straw and Leghorn, also
fine lot ochidren fancy hats all otwhch will ne offered
at tie same low prices. Ladies and Gentlemen are par
ticularv invited TO come and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, my goods are al new an1 fesA
and have been ugh expressly for this market Country
people will find i their interest to come and see TOR
themselves and ret bargains. M AAblAS,
Texas street between Market and Edward.
Shreveport, April H. l869
CRANES METALLIC I3GTI&E CASRE3TS.
Tg1uE undersigned having purchased the exclusive
ruht ofseiur these beantifuland celebrated Burial
Baskets in Shreveport and C0ddo parish, have just re-
ccivod and Will keep on hand yerF large assortment,
embracing every size, which will bC sold at very low
nrices-lcSs than the ordinary coffin We0er tins cas-
ketto the public feeling confident that i il superior tq
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TTf,H,F. LIGHT. TEGHTs!!

rHyHE best and cheapest light in use is made from
1 Coal Oil, Or by some called KEROSENE ~, IS Il
burns twice long any other, and the PRICE 81 VFeh
The undersigned HAS large assortment IF C9al oii
or Kerosine Lamps, in every variety .. ssEie elso
Chandeliers, Hall Lamps, Solar, Lard Oil gamPhene and
Spirit s lamps and all the articles required 70 BE used
with them. ,..o1:l :
TPefi,,a,s fSnal Oil. g3Ieached Oil, Camphene and
Spirit Gas or Fluid, and The Southern Oh Com
panys, Lnbricatlng Oil, now il general use by the
The subscriber Is agent for the celebrated Fran kim
(which not eSoeled Gor burning Etonen crease
lard Of oil very cheap Also for Euiief@s itateht
TF7,cef which three times as long A. any WITHOUT
leaking: the patent Scissors sharpener, very cheap
useful and conyenient the patent Deeanter OF otsle
stopper. good improvement, MnssFoEe.s Pa Isl
Pas Is used: spaIdings prepared Glue, which should
Sc ID the hands af every houssk IS p c.l1
sRTEIOS HILL, Ne Charters street
New Orleans
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THoT-e =
DALLEY,s MACICAI. PAYN T7y yT9a, b.

DAi.hEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Ex,rP -.
WAS universally supplanted Ill otis, oA
4 Il ana healing applications in both ibo q oiEImest
Western Henispheres wherever introt5e -asela a5s
trnsic merit is the true secret Of its ana if
neous aAecIohS the cause be accaaItH W. eUts
BURNS &4 SCALDS 9isess.
are instantly relieved ofS their anont4
Illumination, DF timely ap- = plicaton If thi aRaiG
healer and the flesh is re- newed All IT. loaffeio
blenish or scarremaining. y Charm
THE FRIEND orc THE NURSERY
Children are frequent sui = Ierers from aytes.
riessaspecially from fluid s and eanDharat Sfhu ii
the1S@Dre every mother should haFss S%posiof
preparation constantly at : haud ItbeaigSt!S lea9
and quickly removes tlc 4 Z RITE ar DyoEEBRE4sFa
prevalent in the nursery = '"GHGHs
TO TRAVELLERS B Yt@SEA AND r4yr
Themacl1inist, the tray 8 eer and ar.,,.
yidual whose lot in life : throws bi, otheras
chance of accident fromIs explosion a. Within ii
should bear IN mind that ( this Macie NJ. ~ eois
best and only friend. tits = both p0rtabI scf9r b
and should ever be his U companion :, aaa cle
need There are thousands of living - iead Il
tc it's marvellous virtue sywho owe % tesd
and muscles to its saving s efficacy. '0aad Hmbs
The following are few : of the lead;,
when DaL4 = MGI- CAL PAIN EXTPaaG
Is PRAF EAIlFE ag@.well as CURE, "agI0R
B Bmi.s, 5 p:I geaeFaag,
PRAISES Plmpies
Bolls, Piles
Broken Breast, Poison
Bites Of Reptiles, Rnepmati.r.
Cancer, Rashes
Gb faIneu 1 Hbsds s3res Z, q ALL kinda
Chilblaius, ScrOfg1s
Cramp, Scurry
Chafes, Scalds,
Diseases Of the Skin, Scurf
EtIlslPeas, 5cald Head
Frost Bites, Snail 1jiJ Pov
/ Fever Sores, Tumor.
4 Feons, TettaT
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1909.
LUCAS BALTIMORE TYPE,
ID ana ELECTROTE' z i
FOUNDRY,
nd. Bank Lane, Baltimore, Nd.

z,, r,., T,.,l4;,,,nra 7r4
Fo. 53As hs'aAS' '1ii'as''is+ 80"
.,, :., ,,,fo,,s;ro facilities a. a.,
~ 'hoetsS"eu n@.ti r pint,
Ja- 1L7"i I;t,,s ~ CONSTANT !, Itin.rn3ada
~ y Pc ~ -. r; Ir;r arc 1yi,f o II, = vari,rs
4 l1II II a3% i AT M M
sizes I; IR4 s'S! NzI. q ,pFR
~ tT,-n : TGB TyPE.
-A-'t o,7i "@ M Itffl.' u,77,ST
VN-It-1i,laE . - ~ w y y t ~
Dls-ts,2 v-f + NJ - ii1-TIiS
FASrS CTItSES
f0Jp4SITG STICKS
GAT,I,EYS, 0UOJES,
.',, N = = 1rn+ iTG
d'@etlti Il Si J.; a r,,,,f5of,1irs nf III T,ne
Ullce 1he ieet"l Gsea = ~ tb,es ana I,fr9
combines lle UNIFORMITY 10 amount ofd1
heSs, lno Z .eil N !" T. 49,, III Z Il IN be
Faoiut, = P Pa 49, ~ $50 N a orrnrac,- ca
essential u r9e and hsofe 'aoes' - 'i'I'''i
Vloh Is !9 49, $500 ~ .no IF s,cotF Ont Faces
c i csrt primer Ihey can he furnished com
p39te WIN ali the @ .i ncc1nf s fnr the
Nit I'LL WIN Ss anglaors in fonts varyno
tAe:'e1'f t,. ~ 3s ~ -nno iiT5a ,,ariot ~
~ - "" ni,IE TFWrp tpER Nm non TYPE
0EANtAN bo0'>, - N e a -
f,, ,r,,,, Mrr,1 F,rRyrrrRE cast acicur-
''ABoItsA - D. So -sa1d f6o ,lcl1rds fo,1nts
"1e1t - - " MI M --l
TIM, S,r,r,proTyp1vcf DEPARTMENT Isproyided
,b jsrg tonnts Of TYNE Of all sizes by which every
lr5,,, ~ tprant win r car be done on the most ex-
tenslye scae ana e PTi9es , ~ conntrr
M i Tf ~ rR CTVPTEI DTPA Observation-Disclosures
every facility 1911 e y III Roo
hooh 80 Wv r. &c In rs short time and on
ols4 f III! +l III, eISnvrhcre
DESIGNING A<' WOOD hs'SN'N IL -
surrrlon P1lyrISe Inks, Of all coors, Bronzes, Gold
Silver Orange NC. OF every quantl.
p Ine IL hend n assortment Of HOES COR
DoNs, and tie RUGGLEs co celebrated P PA TING
M !
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LEEDS. FOUNDRY

Corner OF DELoEn AND FouRcuE STREETS
NEW ORLEANS
81 Is prepared to furnish vertical and hori-
sf1ZsFzSEA zontaSteam Engines Sugar iIills yacu-
81 Pans, Sugar Kettles CHARTERS, Fit
I'll ers, steam and horse power Draining
Hfl Machines, Saw Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron
& L%%T- Columns and Fronts for buildings, Fur
Ns4a3sy Mouths, Crate Bars, etc, and all
machinery required for the South
They respectfully call the particular attention Of the
planters Of Louisiana and the adjoining States their
style Of Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans and
Draining Wheels, which for strength, durability and CON
venience, have not been excelled.
New Orleans. February :, 1886.
DICNINSON'S SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY
READY PROOF PRESS.
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Evidence &tGif Accommodating.

FE7AE ALUM SAFE Les repeated encountered Gre, in
each case presenting ia contents uninuEed; again
invite INV competition Who cun reliable evidence
to the contrary to publish it, promising not to IMPOSE IT.
On THE PUBLIC by subsequently recommending the 4rt
test hei BY the memorable and depooble Tehoupitou
las street.-the was unusually severe bat that referred
in the following was much 50, the building burned
having been very spacious, and seven stories high.
FIRE IN FRANKFORT STREET,
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STEVENS & SEYMOUR,
(LATg E. z. STEVENS d Cos
I. y 1kr1 IL, o. -

0If I1No " 49, -. : = IN
lLATB Z. I. ST. EE9 : :, 49, ~
Importers ana Wholesale Dealers III
Cutlery Gums, flstolss q @ y > 49,
PlAYlNG CARDS, &c, &C.
.os. SIS AND 81 COMMON STREET, n. o.,
g n to their new and spacious stores 431A
&sssss<( las above nearly opposite the SS5fs3
1HS<m City Hotel and invite the attet- SSSSsss,S%3
~ " ton of city and country dealers TE554Szaaaass
to their tensive assortment o. gooasaaoP}%a
to every b1anch o. both orein And doneg
dlfec1 ron ~ - otar them to dealers asIow as any
oiASA
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NOrECE ne 9LNRCaAM. -.

NO II z . ElEtE-
A FAST FREIGHT LINE FROM MAY YORK via
n Savannah, Ca, conveys Goods ia New Orleans,
Texas and all Southern cities with increased speed and
al very low rates. To insure its Advantages mark Goods
North
Care R. r. AGENT. Savannah, AID
Care }. ". GREGORY, Montgomery, Ma"
Care j. ". GREGORY, New Orleans La"
Where the most ample preparations are modeto ensure
dispatch.
Goods promptly forwarded 10 any pert Of Alabama,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas and Texas.
Forwarding Office at New Orleans ~ TchoupitouIas
sreet,personaily attended by Mr., JosEpI MoGElDcE.
]. W. GREGORY, GenH Agent South,
aMr s SGl-tf IL I.hnnnit MN.