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P. l. DUFREsSE. A. HUNT. Jr. DUFResNE.
A. II u n 7 & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS,
WESTERN PRODUCE, &c.,
ON THE LEVEE Three Doors below Texas Street
SHREVEPORT, La
~ BEas to inform their friends, planters, mer-rn
IYfSzr chants public generally thatthey have -
& received large and select assortment of .
@-E~%SPRISG AND SUMMER GOODS,
Having purchased their stock entirely for cash. they
feel confident that they sell cheap or cheaper than
any house in this city.
Their stock consists in part Of
Kerseys, Lnseys LoweIls and Osnaburgs ofSouthern
manufacture; Hickory, Marlboro and Choctaw Stripes;
Bedtickngs; Negro Blankets (some at cOst) fine (all
wooD Bed Blankets Of every size and quality; Counter
panes; Toilet Quilts, l0-4 and l2-4.
Bleached and brown Cottons a very large assortment
and Of extra quality, GA, 1914 and l24. Beached and
brown Sheetngs
irish Linens, a large and dbeautifulassortment Linen
Sheetings, l04 and l24 Pillow case Linen; Linen Da-
mask Linen Table sets; Bird-eye Diaper; HuekabucA
Foweling
key red and figured French Caicoes for Curtains
Tennessee and Kentucky Jeans white and colored;
large assortment Of Flannels
Beachea, brown and coOred Canton tlannels.
Black and fancy French Cassmcres; Tweeds;
Black Cloths; Ladies Royal Cloths.
Satinets- Black, blue and grey.
Ladies' Shawls; plain black dress Silks; Poplns.
French herinOs all coors; plain and figured Delaines
Black DeIanes, TALL wooI) Delaine robes Alpaccas,
Genuine French Calcoes, ofall styles.
English and American Prints, large and beautiful as
sOrtment.
Printed Jaconet, Linen Lawns, French Organdies,
Double skirt Organdes and English Barege robes.
Lace Mautelets, Marquis Paras0is.
WHITE GooDs-Jaconet Nansook, Lawns, Cambria,
plain and figured Swiss Muslin; Book Muslin, Bril-
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CHARLES BYRNE
No 46 Tchoupitoulas Street. between Poydras and Ora
yer New Orleans
MANUFACTUTt
4 7fc

COPPER, SHEET IRON, TENWARE, Etc,
Dealer in Stoves and stove Pipe.
AZ AXES every description Of Copper work. including
VI stills, Of from 70 to 1000 gallons, and Sheet Iron
work and Tnware, etc Backsmithing and general Job
bing and Repairing in the metallic line attended to- He
keep a good assortment of TINWARE on hand which
oercd at very low prices both by wholesale aud retail
Charles Bvrne would also state that he keeps constant
y good supply and assortment Of the best descrP
elsewhere, onedescrpton oIWhch ENTIRELY OF HIS OWN
NANUFACrURE, the BYRNE STOVE, would cook for from
persons to 500 up to SOD 500 according
size, there beng seven sizes.
This description of Stove is extraordinary for simple
itv, strength cOmpactneSs and convenience of being
moved from place to place without liabilities to injure
also for durability NOStoye excel for baking fry
ing boiling brong; its capaciOus oven has appaF
atus easily managed and liable to get out Of order
that when properly used meat ofal descriptions
well fish vegetables fruit, pastry and bread, etc.
which may be put in it. at the time to be baked
properly speaking in the best possible man
ner and dry and criSDed the surface cooked
before open fire, and each article etainngs par
cuar flavor all the damp sweat and fumes arising from
the different articles undergoing the process OF cooking
being carried entirely of the moment they arise. 1t
also be made to have the power to consume nearly all ITS
own smoke; il has besides draft regulator govern the
fire. S'Fhe Byrne StOVe'' will either suit for wood or
coal and besides has the advantage admitting OF anoh
er stove being attached hched to it, which be
done with very little trouble and without any alteration
charge in its form construction. When put ogch
er, the two form a splendid Range and are worked
with only one fire, that Of the first. The additional
serving in conjunction with the first to do all de
scrpon of baking, well for heating purposes etc
The furnace re-bOX beng lnCd all round with hca-
Wy seperate cast iron guard plates and seperae heavy
crate bars should they get warped burned from the
constant action of the fire can all any of them be
newed by the maker who retains all the original pat
erns) at very trng expense, which will render the
stOyeas rood These guard plates have very sell
dom to be renewed before the expiration Of two years
and from that up three oroHr yeats and the seeton
part the foregoing is attended to, viii easily last from
eight to ten years. This stove is now in use On steam
ships steamboats, i'll hotels boarding and on many
DlnntatInDS where large berS be cooked
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coNFEDERATE ARMoRY ana FOUNDRY


THE CITzENs OF THE CoEFEDERATE STATES AMERICA
NATE ARE ON THE EVE ofwhat may prove along and
w bloody war. The best citizens of our country
be opposed in battle hlreng north
Theyctory generally with those who best drilled
and armed with the most approved weapons Our enc
mics have all the means at hand for constructing the most
destructive ofwar Our country in this respect
is almost destitute. Our supplies from foreign countries
have been cut off The present stores must be soon
hausted Its absolutely necessary therefore, provide
at an early dav against all contingencies. All prellm
nary preparations have been made to commence mme-
diately large scale the manufacture OF all lmple
aents and munitions OF war that need Southern
talents stands ready to labor in the of Southern
freedom Our look to private enterprise
to supply its wants Those who have gone forth to fight
the battles of their country demand of that they
should not be left without the most improved means of
defence against their enemies Our best interests call
us for the immediate commencement of this Important
work Capitals wanted, andwe confidently appeal
to the patriotic feelings of the people of the Confederate
States to aid in carrying out this enterprise As
fering THOMAS E. McNEILI., Acting Super'dent,
Macon, Ga
CAPITAL, 81 900 600.
Ten Thousand Shares Of 800 Each.
The manufactures of this Company viii consist Of
Artillery
FOR SEA COAST, GARRISON, SEIGE, FIELD AND
NAVY USE.
Small Arms
RIFLES, MUSKETS, PISTOLS, SWORDS AND BAY
0NETS.
Laboratory Stores
GUN CAPS, FUSES, PRIMING TUBES, PORT FIRES.
PrGjectiles
SHOTS, SHELLS, BALLS, ROCKETS, Ere.
GUN POWDER, MILITARY STORES.
AS soon as &30000is subscribed the Company will be
regularly organised and work commenced Immediately.
part Of the machinery which will be necessary has al
ready been ordered and in course Of construction
Books for subscription will be opened in all Ofthe prin-
cipa cities and towns Of the Confederate States on the
installmeuts on shares will not be called for until the
Company is regularly organised. iunel9t
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n TIIIW 7 WTIII -
8 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
W.T. ll-a, q LLar- hawaiian *. GiiuorsmIth h

CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Matchmaker, Jeweler y SiiyersmIth,
ga2 IuroarER offfne Watches for ladies e-4 g.
IN and gentlemen, Of the most cele--z[g TX
.".A brated makers ofEnGland and Switzerland, made
his order expressly in heavy cases gold ana sl
ver,1 and warranted standard hneucss.
Ladies' chatelaines and neck chains.
Gents guard fob and vest chains, seals, keys, etc
Finger rings, earrings, breastPins cuI-plns, etc.
Diamond pins and rings.
Specaces for every age in gold silver steel and tor
t0se shell frames;
SverYare warranted pure coin, consisting of table,
ten and dessert spoons;
Silver table and dessert forks ladies butter knives
mustard and salt spoons, sugar, tongs etc.
Plated ware consisting OF casors, candlesucks wall
ers, etc.
Having been always engaged in the mechanical part OF
the business all watches sent for repairs viii nave tne
strctest personal attentions and having every iaci LOT
making any portion Of a watch. he will be enabled to
work on very reasonable terms.
,sy~ Jewelry made to order and repaired, Diamonds
reset in the latest style. Canes mounted IN goa ana
silver nov Is, 1856
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The Love.Letter, Or Little Luov and AuntLn

graceful was that OIL tue laInV group assembled
the porco of North hall; but was scene of every
day-old Mr. Etherwood full of the airs and whinss of
obstinate yalGtudinarian, reclining in an immense
chair cushioned to the extreme of luxury his dressing
gown of richly quilted damask folded round his sDop-
ing figure and attenuaed limbs and his long greyihar
falling from beneath his velvet cap and minglng with
the transparent rufles that covered his bosom Soalso
the position of his gentle daughter Lucv his only
child-aunt Lu she called to distinguish her from
younger inheritress of the name She was knehiug
at his side lovely devoted looking woman and smooth
ing his feecy white stockings the work of her ow fair
hands, under his embroidered slippers, with as much
tenderness if his passive feet bad been those Gf an
infant The remaining figure however, presented
new aspect. This the grandchd and n,ece little
Lucy STILL for though nearly eighteen and well grown
the aectionate watchfulnesS of her aunt had so pre-
served her grlish simplicity of character and conse-
quentyof appearance that she looked full two years
younger. She stood leaning against a column, and
twisting in her fingers the ringed blossom Of passion
flower which tcstooned it, and though her eyes
fixed upon the gilded wires Of bird cage suspended
among the vines it evident that neither the spark
ling glauces the coaxng twier of its little inmate
attracted from her a single thought
The old gentleman had watched her anxiously for
minutes, and at length remarked
II have not seen you feed your bird this n.orning,
Lucy"
''No, grandpapa, but aunt Lu did not forget it."
at is well thai aunt Lu thinks Of every thing or now
that ClementNoe has gone there would be many things
/ Fyrg
Tncy, flro oIovcd AZ rrioltIv os tra ,.o,acoIorad
riIbon ronrd her neck which 10 her granlftbnr wos
very unaccouutabe, as lie had spoken kindly and with
,,rfo,t siryla,ass of ,,oonins, ma ff. a r.rso lo
rrosrr,cd 7 F'
~ an, afraid Won are not we'll crild-,vlat ;s If aiIs
vor2 ouknov, how II worries me 10 seq rv tL abont
me looking out of the usual wav.n
There IS nothing the matter with me sir-atleast
have only = IirtIe b2adachpro yronar,s ansv.tr
arrGiId Won can,r make me heIieye rba. when
naoI,I4 hive haadarIas -for aravs co5,4Iain never
PD,g ory hod, Iot digt anJ yoT b,o ro gaid =
,rord ,I,nrtt i hatore yan k1oa, that NJ c,atcst
I'M. sor;nft,,ra j. ho,l yo, haI.E s al VAN,
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, aro frlT nd + I1o hoard Won, siI, IyI dza,,
of inc Tos rI,, any, r,.:s i, t7e ,.st INV ifi
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UNIVERSITY or LOUISA
LAW EPARTMENT.

TgyHE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES will com
z mence on the second MONDAY of November, 1861,
and viii close the first Monday of April, 1862.
Hon. THEODORE H. MCCALEB LID, Professor of
Admiralty and International Law.
DANDELL HUNT Professor of Commercial and
Criminal Law. and the Law of Evidence.
CHRISTIAN R0SELIUS, LII, D.. Professor Of Civil
Law.
ALFRED HENNEN, Professor Of Constitutional and
Commercial Law, and Equity Jurisprudence.
sep RAlSDELL HUNT, Dean.
CENTENARY COLLEGE OF IA.
TYTTE Exercises Of this Institution F be resumed at
d the Commencement ofthe next regular Session, on
dents should apply for admission at the beginning ofthe
session A full Faculty win be in attendance
By resolution Of the Board ofTrustees, Confederate
Bonds will be received in payment of tuition during the
JOHN c. MILLER, President.
Jackson La AUGUST %. 1861
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PELICAN CHEMICAL WORKS,
ut, Notre Dame and Fulton Streets, New 0rlean
STEAM FAcroRY Of OILS. eHEMIGALs AND

STEAM FACTORY OF OILS, CHEMICALS AND
SOAPS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
IN the systematic arrangement completeness and sci
entifc procently and practical skill and experience
which presides their manufactured department as
well in the decided advantages which their locality a
ord them for laying in their stock Of raw material
nomcaly these works are confidently claimed to have
NO SUPERIOR in the country.
Our merchants have therefore no longer any occasion
to send their orders to the north for SOAP liable TO the
accidents and delays and occasional advances ntherates
Of freight ncdento marine transportation thereby in
ducng the necessity keeping heavy stocks Of the
modify on hand as they supply themselves with
inst as good article, lust cheap, and in inst
such quantities only, If they choose will meet the
weekly demands oftheir business from RELIABLE H0ME
INSTITUTION. PELICAN CHEMICAL WORKS.
New Orleans May q, 1851
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GAS EIYTIREN,

yHE subscribers offer at all tines complete assort
A ment fChandeliers, lfrom3 to y lights, Rrack-
ets Pendants, Portable Lights and all other aTtI-
cles Of Gas FIXTURES, at very low prices.
By giving the height of ceiling, size of roor and aP
pro ximate price parties may be supplied as well BY
letter, as if present
Nv nail when desired HENDERSON d GAINES,
',rg7otf No 100 Canal Street New Orleans
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NJ. "a.


invalid she spread out lis night robes arranged his lamp
to proper dmness prepared lis lotions and panaceas,
and then waiting for farther orders took her seat at
open window. There was a calm, soft moonlight and
she might have fouudt sedaiEe to her unquet thoughts
tthrough the luxurau foliage she could perceive the
white dress OF Lucy; who Fitting gaiIy about
with Clement Noel The scene recalled similar ones in
the early intercourse between herself and her faithful
Walter Sidney who in her heart she still persisted
should be wearied from his hopeless pursuit, and NO
wonder that a sigh escaped her.
"Do come away from the window, daughter La and
sit behind that SCREEN said her father you are surely
old enough to understand the danger of night air
Your breath sounds wheeling, and shouldn't wonder
ii you had taken complaint III tie breast already What
has become of Lucy?'
''She is engaged with Clement Noel father"
"Sure enough, it very foolish in that lad when he
found the ship steamboat wouldn't go-whch wasi itg
not to come back to US. lie ought to know how hard
It goes for me to do without people when l once get
used to them 1t was very foolish project in him to
60 travelling, putting himself in the way of all sorts of
dangers, when he could well afford to stay at home
But you never answered me, when | asked you what
letter that was"
"A oye-letter father"
-what-aIoye-letter What is disturbing our
quiet by sending love-etters again? Ihope-daughter
La
at was not for me, sir, but for little Lucy"
For little Lucy, whew if that isn't conca! Little
Lucy getting oyelettersl Andwho under the sun would
send one to her. poor child2'
"Coudn't you guess father? Clement Noeln
A light seemed to break upon the old gentleman, and
he looked At her without replying single word
You think very highly o Clement nv dear sir pur-
sued his daughter encouraged by Ills silence aud he
has begged my influence gain your favor his cause.
lie will suit you better than else for of course,
you would not wish te Lucy to live unmarried too
Still he reurnedno answer but sat musing for full ten
At l. l,y ! 4.l L. LII ,Nt
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SOUTHERN MACUIN SHOP


AT HANDSBOR0, MISSISSIPPI
II AM constantly manufacturing Engines, Boilers,
4 Circular Saw Mills, Shafting and Fulieys,
At the above establishment (Which is conducted by my
partner Mr. j. n Bradford underthe style Oh y Braa
ord h COZ and solicit orders from Southern customers
Cu-aehine4y has attained reputation fol suPeroTl-
~ and durability and endeavor will be 70 continue
to deserveit. X. r. HAkElSoA,
40 St Charles street, New Orleans
Constantly or hand-West's Patent Lift and Force
Pumps Cirnlar Saws Rubber Belts, Iron Gas and Wa
ter Pipes Corn Mills, Circular Saw Mills Cotton GINS
Horse Powers etc. etc maFza+
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FETHE undersigned having determined to settle perma
nentlyi this place for the purpose Of giving lessons
the Piano, Guitar, Violin. Flute or any insru-
ment desired. During tie past years, snd has
taught successfully in southern college be respectfully
solics liberal patronage from the citizens Of Shreve
port and surrounding country Terms So permonth Of
three lessons week. Orders left Ball & Dashies
drug store promptly attended to E. HEINEMANN,
Shreveport January 30-5m professor of Music
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FURNITURE.
G. FLINT Il JONES,
No. a. &45 Royal Street. New Orleans,
WouLp invite the attention Of their
A- friends and tile public to their g4
well selected and large stock of S57
----ae3 Cabinet Furniture. Having !
la the past year greatly enlarged their establish
@ they are now enabled to exhibit the best and most
Lsl Assortment of Cabinet Furniture ever offered for
~ the south comprising everything necessary IN the
,aa4ing Of dwelling.
Hilton to Furniture we keep for sale Plush, Hair
-sns.al Cloth, Gimp, Cord Tasses, Springs Tacks,
E3e, tarnish, Glue etc
}. Spring, Hair and Moss Mattresses,
v .aA Spring Bed Bottoms, new aud economical IN,
E1'llit9 Blre.
MIRRORS OF ALL SIZES,
A. 'a57 variety; Plain and Checked India Mating
"gsizs ''' anus - 97''''-
,,217e carofuiIy aud securely packed for shipment
an1 country purchasers viii always find our stock
& 'oF taetr inspection, and cordially invited to
u store and examine for themselves.
,---z1 orleans, April Il. 1853
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sHREYEPORT, LOUIsIANA, JANUARY p, 1859.
KEACHI FEmALE COLLEGE.

KEACHI FEM ALE COLLEGE.
FACULTY.
REV J. H. TUCKER,
President and Professor of Mental and Moral Science
and Ancient Languages.
MISS S. G. WILCOX, :.
Instructress in English Literature
MISS SALLIE ?. SCOGIN,
InsruCtress in Mathematics and the Physical Sciences
MISS KATE HILL,
Instructress in Academic Department.
PRoF. G. F. SCHUhTZ,
Instructor of Musc-Piano, Guitar and Violin.
MISS SALLIE L. CARLTON,
Tnstructress in Music-Pano and Guitar.
MISS WILCOX,
Instructress in hand the Ornamental Department
Rev J. H. TUCKER AND LADY,
Stewards Department.
Mrs. Z. N. JENKINS,
Maron.
The Autumnal Term of this Institution commences on
the 1s Monday of September the Spring Term will i'm
mediately succeed without any vacation. Each Term,
Rates Of Tuition for the Term Of twenty one ees.as
follows:
In Primary Department, ....................$l5 90
In Academic Department. Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
In Collegiate Department. Observation-Disclosures. 25 90
Incidental Expense. 90
Music, Piano or Guitar. % 90
Drawing and Painting .......s.....: ....... Is 90
Embfoldefy ~ w
Board and washing, ng,............... ........ 80 30
Pupils entering at the opening Of the Term within
two weeks thereafter chargedfor the Term. No de-
ness. THOS. VI. GATLlN,
aug %, 1850. President Board Of Trustees.
MANSFIELD FEMALE COLLEGE.
FACGIIf
6EE. CItAti1Eo ,5 p, 9lo iii i zsDISd;
1hnd iole9'Tl TnTy y = W e eTI4 mn n
profosso r tciont ro,r,1ss ard Mathematics
iio'o'9oi III 8 D0EaT'6G0E N Il
4, - e y y ,I ~, i ~ 4 i4, II 49, T,tr
IoieSsoi - NJ ~ ,,l i - rI;t;
NJ D''S 'ii1 I2gIF I2t' STI1 pr
Instructress in English Literature and Mathematics.
r.,+as llS' +; H. -, % piar ~ no+,ot
Rf nT'uC'''Ho III '"o 1t nati8a ~ f Froncc|
VI LIE - = "a A't''' VI RIA -
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G00n NElYS EDK LADIES!

Anv Lady who will send her address to
Mrs H. CREAGER, BALTSoEE, Nh,
with three cents postage stamps included, Will receive
bv return mail something Of Importance to the sex.
-l.MOM ~ KNOW THYS LIE" AND BE HAPPY.
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REHOFAL.

gvT 4 HANNEY u Co., respectfully inform their
IN customers and friends they have removed to the
'.',l spacious stores Nos. 81 and 81 Grayier
greet. ., - 81, s.i, ,.,,;,f,,,r 4, rI
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FEHHE undersigned having determined to close up in
q this place is selling off at COST.
The assortment comprises every description Of fancy
and staple dry goods gentemens clothing boots, shoes
etc, all ofthe latest STYLES and fashion.
Purchasers invited to call end examine stock and
prices w. MARKS.
dee5 Texas Street.
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TIIE E.REAT EEMALE PILL.

by return mail something Of Importance to the
'"WOMAN, KNOW THYS IT," AND BE HAPPY.
TIE GREAT FEMALE Pill.
nR J. p CRAIGER is agent for DR.. Wheafing's
1 , celebrated Female pills. These Pills are Tar-
LY for Ladies' for they viii restore the monthly
courses when they stop from any whatever They
never have failed in any where the direction around
the box containing the Pill have been strictly followed;
indeed there has been Of failure occurred to our
knowledge Being purely vegetable they are perfectly
safe Single boxes mailed to order, postage paid, upon
Address Dr.. J. ?. CREAGER,
mayla-5n 8aLLlnoIe, ~.
HONEY TIE BEST OF HONEE!!
z HAVE valuable receipt for making Honey winch
Z will send to any person upon the receipt Of % cents
We make and use in our family at Aai the cost, ana
consder good the best artce OF genuine bee mace
honey from which it cannot be told. Any person
who will make and sell 1t can clear from t|o to thres
dollars per dav; it only requires four articles to make
and tley can be had at any store for fifty cents Every
family NAV have this delightful luxury for any lady can
make ii in fifteen minutes at any time.
If YOU really want something nice do not miss the
Honey Washington Receipts for they are poslaye5 all
claim for them and they should be in every family.
Three cents postage stamps are as good as money.
Address Dr. y. =, CkEA6Eh,
Baltimore, Nd.
The Pulaski Times Harknsvillc Ga, Of Thursday,
March Sd, 1889, says:Finc Honev-Dr K. O. smith, OF
this county presents with beautiful article of honey
euua if not superior to anything we ever saw. Thus
Honey was manufactured by Mrs smith according to the
directions given in the receipt winch she purchased Of
Dr. J. P. Creager, Baltimore, Md Any person can get
this receipt for making honey and be independent OF the
honey bee by writing to Or Creager, Ao35S est Bal
timore street Baltimore Nd. enclosing 20 cents. m22
nR CREAGER, Baltimore Nd, is the sole agent for
~ Dr. Wilders' celebrated Matrimonial Series, tn &c
books No j. "A Book for Young Men, designed to pre-
pare them for Female Society," NO q Errors in Court
ship" No. s. Reproduction Control" Either Of which
will be mailed to order postpaid, upon receipt OF -
cents. nzl-3m
WHY LABOR so HARD WHEN W WASHING.
z HAVE a chemical process for cleaning clothing by
the ofwhich the clothes can be washed very clean
without boiling and with very little rubbing.
Bv this method much hard labor may be avoided the
washing is done in haIfthe time, and the clothes
last much longer for they not out by rubbing
as in the old way Of washing by machines &c. The
cles used cost but little and are easy to obtain mail
the receipt order postage paid Of cents
Three cents postage stamps good as money.
Address DR.. j. p. CRAIGER,
mav2J3m Balutnore Nd