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"KenO." ("

We have heard of good many
good ones, says an exchange, con-
corning the "little" game of"Keno," /"
but the following, perpetrated by
a local editor of a country paper,
will pass with any Of them. Those
who are posted do not need TO be
told where the "laugh comes in.n
An honest and unsophisticated
Teutonic, but who is a diligent
searcher after truth, made the fol.
lowing pertinent inquiry of a
friend: "Vat ish dat leedle games
ven all der fellers set round init der
dables, and put buttons on paste
board carts init figgers on 'em, and
don't say Something's already and
den bye und bye one fellers he says
'Genoo,' und den all dem uddel
fellers says, 10h HE H.
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Parents and Their Children.

There is nothing better, nothing
safer, nothing so sure of bringing
forth the right fruit In the end, than
truth. Tell your child the truth
Tell him that obedience requires
unpaid sacrifices. Tell him that
he need not expect that a purse of
gold will drop into his hand the
moment he denies himself of a
coveted pleasure. Tell him that
the path of duty is often terribly
hard, and seldom leads to an oil
we'll, or a seat in Congress, or to a
brown stone front house. Tell him
that virtue sometimes brings thorns
-enmities-neglect. But tell him
that it is virtue, nevertheless; the
brightest, the noblest, and the best
of gifts, and whatever comes of
goodness, it is the one thing desir-
able, itself above all price. Make
him feel that obedience is pleas.
ure, that goodness is delight, that
love is altogether lovely, and he
will not expect to be paid for the
smallest service, and be tempted
to withhold a kindness when he is
not sure. of a reward. Parents
must cease appealing to the appe-
tites and the avarice of their chill
dren, if they would have them
anything but selfish and sensual.
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ADVERTISING TERMS.
ON one Cou, Sc Araln.

AS was generally expected, the
unique Shillaber, having harnessed
Mrs. PartiDgton to the car Of the
American Union, troted them out
as a tandem team. ....last week, in
the following style:
"What's the matter, DEAR" said
Mrs. Partington, as Ike threw the
morning paper, that he had been
reading, down on the floor, and
stamped upon it. "What makes
you so obstropolus, Isaac1 ,..... 2 |. :
'They're going to stop, the inn
portation of fire. e-crackers," replied
Ike, with flourish of his stupenous
fist. ...f- g., -
"Well, WELL" said Mrs. P, as
soothing in her tone as a poultice.
81 don't see anything harmonious
in that. And you need not be so
pugnascent about it, either, be.
cause it doesn't infect you, any
how" .N ...l.
'I'd like to know how they're
going to keep Fourth of July"
cried he, wipihg an indignant tear
from his eye. didn't John Quin-
cy Adams tell us to burn all the
tar-barrels, and ring the bells, and
fire all the crackers we wanted tos
And now Mr.. Fessenden, only be-
cause they burnt his city down
last Fourth of July, is going to stop
their importation. Iwish / was a
member of Congress-. 'aa a"l
"Don't Isaac," the old lady inter.
rupting him, "don't wish such
wicked thing as that. Remember
you have got the family virtue to
...I ..' ail'
She looked up as she spoke at
the picture of the corporal of the
bloody 'Leyenth on the wall: a sigh
raised the white kerchief on her
breast, at the sight of that Spartan
embodiment of virtue; and, giving
Ike a new three-cent piece that
she mistook for one, she relapsed
into the stew then pending. 7.sf.
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How to "FinIsh" a Daughter.

How to "Finlsh" a Daughter.
The following is said to be sure
"rule::"
1. Be always telling her how
pretty she is.
2. Instil into her mind a proper
love of dress.
3. Accustom her to so much
pleasure that she is never happy at
home. r.
4. Allow her to read nothing but
novels.
5. Teach her all the accomplish.
ments, but none of the utilities o1
life. . ....l-
6. Keep her in the darkest ig.
norance of the mysteries of house.
keeping. .t. ..
Z. Initiate her into the princi.
pie that it is vulgar to do anything
herself. !
s. To strengthen the latter be-
lief, let her have lady's maid.
8. And, lastly, having given her
such an education, marry her to a
clerk upon five hundred dollars a
year, or a lieutenant going out to
fort. eIs s.s-uL lBI
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Premiums to Subscribers.

/
Some editors have grown so rich
and liberal that they now hire sub
scribers to take their paper. An
Eastern editor takes the lead in
liberal inducements, as follows: 'J
Subscribers for one copy of the
Cancer will be presented with one
box of petroleum paste backing.
This Is a very superior article; it
will black boots, or stoves, and
may be used as a hair dye; (for tes..
timonials from leading clergymen,
statesmen and boot blacks, see ad-
vertising columns of the Cancer.)
Subscribers for two copies will
receive a box of sardines.
Subscribers for five copies will
be presented with a pair of iron.
clad spectacles, with glass eyes
warranted to suit one age as we'll
as another.
Subscribers for ten copies will be
entitled to a patent adjustable
bootjack, which can also be used
as a cork-screw, coffee mill or ink.
stand. ..r.... ... fr. ...
Subscribers for twenty-five cop
les willEreceive marble bureau
with a mahogany top to it. .''.l
Subscribers for fifty copies will
receive seven octave sewing ma
chine with the Agrafe attachment.
Subscribers for seventy-five cop.
les will receive a Eastwood parlor
suite of furniture. 1' p
Subscribers for one hundred
copies will receive a burial plot
with an order for tombstone de-
livered when required. ..-..,
Subscribers for five hundred cop
les will receive nomination for
Congress ..- F." 3H"ia,l
Subscribers for a thousand cop.-
les will be presented with farm
in New Jersey, fenced in and mort.
gagged. '''
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General jackson and the Turtle.

General jackson and the Turtle.
Among the many charges brought
by the opponents of General Jack
son against him, to prove that he
was not fit for the Presidency, was
that he was iUiterate, and this was
the honest belief Of a great many
everywhere, .yaot iiau-.H
10 During his administration a ves-
sci arrived at Norfolk from the
West Indies, and omit is deck were
several sea turtles. Among them
was q giant of a. reptile which at.
tracted the attention Of everybody
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exposed for sale. Among those
who admired the huge fellow above
mentioned were several leaders ot
the "untetrified," four or five Of
whom made up purse, bought the
monster, and by the next Washing
te ton boat sent it up as present to
Old Hick ry.
he was much gratified at such a
present, and the inmates and visi-
tors Of the White House enjoyed a
rare treat in the way OF "turtle
soup" Of the most magnificent de-
scription.
The General wrote a very polite
note acknowledging the receipt OF
the present,which was duly receiv-
ed by DR.. A., who had sent it in the
llame Of himself and his other De-
riocratic friends.
Shortly after the receipt OF the
Generals answer, DR.. A. was hob
hling along Main street, and just
When nearly in front of Mr.. BIS
book store, he was hailed by five
anti.Jacksonians as follows:
"Well Doctor, have you heard
from the General about your tur-
tie ?"
eyes," answered DR.. A., "and
have his reply in my pocket"
"Let'S see it! let's see it!' they all
cried in breath.
"Here it is" DR.. A. replied.
He produced the note, and they
read: ...t
"Gentlemen: l thank you tor the
very fine tortoise you so kindly sent
me-" &c.
'There," said one of the gentle
men, "we had always heard that
your great man could not write
English, and now we know it. Who
ever heard of a turtle being called
a tortoisew
"Wlll you take a bet on it?' said
A.
"That we will,' answered II ey,
'and we will decide the point by
going into friend B.'s.'
So in they went, and both par
ties agreed to abide by the defini-
tion of certain dictionary then
the standard of the language. One
of them turned over its leaves till
he reached the word turtle. The
definition was, ga bird of the dove
kind" and in the next line, "this
word is sometimes used to desig-
nate the tortoise found on the
shores of the West Indies. 1t is a
corruption used by sailors and a.
Rterate people,"
"Are you satisfied, gentlemen?"
exclaimed DR.. A.; 81 know you are
not sailors, so, by your own author
ity, you are illiterate. Be pleased
to pay your bets, and never after
this say that General Jackson can't
write Fnglish.'
They did as requested, giving
each an order for six bottles of Ma,
deira; and, as they went out of BIS,
a bystander observed that there
was in the ear of each very large
flea.
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WE Clip tne 1olloWlng article:
from the Annual Offering of the
Macarthur Young Mems Christian
Association: |.'
Our association. = Who knows
what distinguished personages may
be able, in the future, to trace
their early training back to oul
Association. Among the members
may be silently rearing Washing.
tons, JefIersons, Lincolns, who may
in coming time, guide the Ship Of
State. Here may be Luthers, Cal.
wins, Wesleys, to be the standard.
bearers of another Reformation,
and to proclaim to the world, in
tones that will echo through all
time, the mercy of Him who died
to redeem US. There is nothing
like keeping the lamp of Hope we'll
trimmed, because it is the anchor
to the Soul; and, even if we should
be disappointed in the anticipation
that great characters will be de-
veloped in our midst, the idea is a
very pleasant one to entertain
But then we've mentioned only
the members of our society, whose
minds are to be expanded into
great intellectual proportions. We
would not forget the ladies of Nc
Arthur. Is there not enterprise
enough in them to form a society
to cultivate their minds, so that,
with our distinguished men, we
may have growing up in our midst
Hannah Mores, Mrs. Stoves, He
mans, and similar literary women?
Up, girls and be doing; laurels
await you perhaps.
4 Il
The heaviest member in our So
ciety weighs 1SO pounds; the
ligh:est 100 pounds; average
weight lat. The whole body, if
weighed at once, $3.50 pounds
Tallest member, six feet ; lowest
five feet, one inch; average hight,
five feet six inches. The members,
standing on each others heads,
would be 157 feet. Oldest mem
her, forty-four years youngest, II
years average 24t years. The
age Of the whole is 63S years. We
comprise two dry goods merchants,
one hardware merchant, four clerks,
two stock dealers, two cabinet-ma-
kers, one saddler, one miller, two
carpenters, one butcher, one shoe.
maker, two law-students, two farm
ers, one teacher, two preachers,
and-three gentlemen ! We don't
mean to say, however, that we are
not all gentlemen. We have one
Captain, one Lieutenant, one Ser
geant, one Chaplain, one Quarter
master, and four priyates, U. S. A.;
also, six o. NJ Guards. We are
taller than a church steeple, weigh
more than hay-stack, and are
four times as old as Abraham!
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CRIsPER COMA,

For Curling the Hair Of either Sez into
Havy and Glossy Ringiets or Heary
,ssE Nassire Caris. w. 9
DYusine thisarticle Ladies and Gentlemen
ID can beautify then selvess thousand fold -
ltis. tie only article in the world tnat will curl
sNaigbt hair, and at the same time give Il. q
beautiful, glossy appearance The Cyisper
Coma not only curls the hair, but vigorates,
beauties and clesnses it; is highly and delight
fully perfumed, and lie the most complete arti
Gle ofthe kind ever offered to the American
public. The Crisper Coma will be sent to any
address, sealed and postpaid for 81.
Address all orders to - .laiH#
..r..l W. l. CLARK d. CO., Chemists, +
No. West Fsyetts st., Syracuse. N. Y.
mar21y .i. .t s,.. i.issi .5ss. - ~ 81
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lie is better prepared than ever for Enlarging
Pictures to any size.
Take your old faded, scratched and defaeed
pictures to him, and you can have the finest Of
pictures made from them. ~ .-
If you want any kind of pictures framed,
large or small, he is always prepared to do that
kind Of work. ..--tst y
JEWELRY, call and see him. ~
lyon dom: want anything, call and see his
pictures. - -.
He VIII always be found at his rooms during
business hours, IN T. B. Davis building, up
stairs. - Il ~ mar2I
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There cometh glad :idings of joy to all,
To young and TO old, to great and to small;
rarc,
Is free for all and all may be fair.
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by THIS system Of easy Monthly Payments,
many pc rsons who would find it impossible %
pay the full price of an instrument al once, are
enabled to purchase and pa y for ore without the
least Inconvenience. ....r
For full particulars. address
JOHN CHURCH, JR.,
SO West Fourth st.. Cincinnati, o.
Wholesale aud Retail Agent for
LII : TnE KNABE GOLD MEDAL PIANO, ..,.
SouRAIDT. ScHAiDT IL Co.'s SUPERIOR Pianos,
MASON & HAMLIs's CABINET ORGANs,
SHoNINoER's GEN ORGANS.
And various other good Pianos, rgans and
MelodeOns. maI2lm6
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Archibald Mayo,

CLAI4 AGENT Back Pay, BOS ,,y an q
~ Peneiols viii be- promptly collected. Of.
Zoo IN the Court House, Nc Arthur, Ohio. An
5oldisPsiv who ar entitled By law 70 back psy,
bounty and pensions, and ,hs claims Of Wild
ows, fathers, mothers, JrotheIs and sisters win
be promptly aiiCnd,d 20. ian8y
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KEEP your boy boy while he is
boy; a well-behaved. polite boy;o
no milk.sop boy tied to his moth,
er's skirts, but still a boy; not a
weakling fop, a precocious snob, a
conceited monkey, aping the airs
and acquiring the habits of grown
up dandies and fast charaCters.-
Don't make a self-indulgent small
gentleman of him. Teach himsto
wait upon and take care of him.
sell, and to respect his interiors
and treat them courteously and
kindly. Pray, save him from the
absurdity of cane and kid Gloves
and garments that are not suitable
for downright, hearty play It.
may be pretty and aristocratic, and
sign of your opulence, to dress
him up in the height of fashion;
but in doing SO, you run the risk of
spelling him for any robust and
useful living. 9g la si2oa JH bsssiaa
"MY friend" sand one gentleman
to another, ayour hair is getting
quite gray" aYes," was the an.
swer :. q old father Time has been
sweeping up the years around nel
and the dust has settled upon NY
head" .GJiH5iiiaio lh61af bhG
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j. u. Mcdowell.

A TT0RNEY AT LAW r CLAIM AGENT
"A will practice in Vinton al adjoining coun
ties. Also, Dellty Collector Of Intern. i Rev
enue. Office in the Yinten Co. Bank. ianGi
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Homer G. Jones.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, McARTHUR, OHIO,
n viii attend promptly to all business ''.ntrus-
ted to his care.
,ofHce over 7. B. Davis Store, Main sroet,
hcArtnur, ohio. jana
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Change of Time.

M. II g. II. r., TIME TABLE.
IRON and after Sunday the 18th day Of Dec
L 1855, Trains will leave Stations named as
follows:
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professional.
H.. A. Bration,

ATTORNEY ,ATLAw, MACARTHUR, OHIO,
"A will attend to all legal bus moss entrusted
70 bis care in Yinton, Athets, jack son,
hosa, Hooking, and adjoining counties. Partic-
ular attention given tothe collection ofsoldiers
claims for pensions. bounties, arrears Of pay
etc. against ihe U or ohio, inCludi Nor.
gan raid claims. .'l'i jams 4,
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III. h. e. A. MayO, ri

A TToRNEYS AT LAW MoART HUR, 0. /,
"A will attend promptly TO all legal business
entrusted to them. Office in Court House, Me-
Arthur, Ohio. ianay
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Back Pay, Bounty and PEN
l.t. stss-s. AZ siOmS r..,-... ...

NV LII DO collected promptly by
wv sI EDWARD A. BRATT0N, a.
Jog, a- M'ABTHUR, OHIO.
:, All soldiers, who are by law, entitled to
Back Pay, Bounty and Pensions, and wild,
oHa fathers, mothers, brothers, and sisters of
decta,ed soldiers claims win be promptly at
tenled 70. jny3u
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IITER-Al.RY

We clip the following articles
from the Annual Offering of the
Macarthur Young Mems Christian
Association: .
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-14
5betiTs Gates, sc.

STATE OF L0UISfANA-PARISH OF
East Baton kouge-Fifth DISTRICT Court
SUCCESSION of Wilson Tate, deceased
No. $780,.
DY VIRTUE of q commission issued
ID in-the above numbered and entltled
succession and to me directed. from the
Honorable Court aforesaid, I..wilf expose
to.public. sale at the residence wherein the
deceased last resided in this parish, on
MONDAY, tine THIRD day OF June next,
1867, at II o'clock, A. M, Of said day,
the following described properly, 'to-Rit
A certain tract of land wherein deceased
last resided, in this parish, with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon;
bounded ioni the North by lands Of Louis
Huntand George E.. CLANCY. East by-said
CLANCY, South by landssof Kelly, Arnold
and Allen, and. Westsbyhthe Comite river,
containing seven hundred and fifty acres
(750). ayGa Koran
And the following personal property:
A Mules, 26 head of'Stock Cattle, 3'yoke of
2 Wagons, Con block), idiot Blacksmith
Tools and Coal, ! lot Carpenters Tools, /
old Barouche and Harness, double bar
relied Shot Guns, / Saddle, ! Violin Case,
Q Bedsteads, Bed and Bedding, Bedslead
without Bed and Bedding, 2 Tables and
Spreads, ] old Trunk, 1 lot Kitchen Fur
niture, 2 Washstands, and 2 one third do
zen Chairs, IA bales Cotton, weighing 400
pounds each, 9 bales stored in Knachman's
store Baton Rouge, 2 bales ginned and not
pressed, bales in Seed of 1900 pounds
eaeh,1 dun Horse, s head of Goats,
Turning eLath (claimed by G. W. Bach
man),l Bureau Armoir, l Bedetead,
Clock, Writing Case, 2 Bed spreads,
Shirts, 2 pair Pillow slips. ak2 T
Separate property of decessed--l Bed
stead, old Trunk. ,-s-g
Terms of Sale-cash.
r. J. BIRD,
mayo ra s ss. -as Sheriff.
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FOUNDRIES.

r EEDs' FOUNDRY, Corner of Delord and Fou.
- cher streets, Manufacture Steam Engines,
Boilers, Sugar Mills, Saw Mills, Cotton Presses,
Newell Screws. and all kinds Of Plantation and
Steamboat works novelty
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.

r 0UIS GRUNEWALD, Music, Importer of Mu-
- steal instruments, Pleyel Pianos. steinway
sons Chickering'S and Gabler's, 129 Canal
street. oct13-ly
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STEAM is UP,

HAVING my new Mill machinery in operation,
IL am now prepared to FIJI all orders for
Boited Or Unbolted Corn Meal When you want
as good az can be made, give nae call.
nar2l JOSHUA BEAL
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CONFECTIONERY.

NORMAN 4 REFS, Manufacturers of vermi-
IN celli Macaroni, Extract of Coffee, Coniec.
.ienery, Spices and Chocolate, 123 Did Levee
street. nov22-y
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.

TORN BREMER, 90 Camp street, constantly
and ouvrier's the celebrated Cycloid, &c o2O-ly
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-14

FRESH MEDICINES,
DRUGS, PERFUMERIES.
| MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
| THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully gives IN
l. :, motto. notice tina. III he has always 0A hand ~
M z DI Q I N z 3, EFT g.,
Which they guarantee to be pure; also choice
assortment of
p Z RF u MI z r x,
from the most celebrated manufactures, compris-
LUBIN's, Madam DUkAND's,
BALM and WKIGHT'S
A fine assortment of
ESSENCES FOR HANDKERCHIEFS
NIED SOAPS.
AllkInds of fresh genuine MINERAL WATERS
Pure LIQUORS, viz:
French and American BRANDIEs,
WHlSkY-Rye and Bourbon.
PORT WINE, SHERRY and MADEIRA,
Genuine Holland GIN, Pure SCHNAPPS,
French Patent Medicines, viz:
SIROP DE BRIANT,
SIROP DE FLORE,
SIROP DE LAMOURIEUX
LIQUEUR LAVILLE,
ELIXIR ANTI-GLAIROUX,
INJECTION BRAN,
LEROY'S MEDICINES,
WIN DE SEGUIN,
PERCBLO lMER DE FER DE PRAtAR,
HUILLE DE FOIE DE MoRUE DE TOUGHs,
:. =. ode Hogg.
Will receive by the next steamer fresh lot OF
Paten Medicnes, direct from manufacturers.
WINTER GARDEN sEEDS-just received
COAL OIL and
COAL Lamps variety on hand.
LhECHES always on hand.
az AU orders from the country cdretilzlypu
up and promptly attended to-.
JOHN v. JASTREMSKI,
Ns Store nearly opposite the Branch of the
louisiana State Bank JUL
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WHOLESALE DRUGGIST.

z P. DUCONGE, Importer and Dealer in
calls. Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Surgical, In.
struments, Trusses, Brushes and Drugg SITS sun.
dries, No. 80 Chartres street. Established in
1879. oct2O-ly
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HARDWARE, Betting, ETC.
D0sTICK SEYMOUR, 80 Fulton street,
- Whole ale Dealers in Metals, Hardware,
ship Chandlery, Steamboat and Railroad Supplies.
Agents, for New York Betting and Packing.
nov1b-lv
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THE HICKS ENGINE.
DRY AND GREEN HIDES.

r WILL give thu highest market price for Dry,
i Green and Sailed Hides delivered at my store,
No. 25 Lafayette street. When you Kill calves
and beevss, remember that economy is the ro4d
to wealth--save the Hides and bring them to me
and get green and red backs for them
L. KONDERT,
dec6 No rs Lafayette street.
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! drugs, Aleoieiues, &e.

If. .W. BROOKS,
HAVING purchased the Drug Store on Laurel
IL street, known as
r. D. DAYS DRUG STORE,
Respectfully informs his friends and citizens gen.
orally, that he has now on hand and Is constantly
receiving from European and Northern markets,
fresh supplies Of
Drugs, 93
Medicines,
Chemicals,
Patent Mediclnes$
Points,
Oils,
Dye stuRs,
Wines and Brandies.
(for medicinal purposes),
Powder,
Shot and Caps,
Guns aud Pistols,
a Pocket Cutlery,
Fine Razors,
Stationery.
Fishing Tackle,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
Violin and Guitar Strings, etc., etc.
All orders will meet with my personal attention.
Wholesale orders flied at New Orleans prices.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefully pre-
pared at all hours Of the day or Eight. aprls
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HOTELS.

CITY HOTEL, Corner Camp and Common SITS.
~ 4. y. Morse, Proprietor, New Orleans, La.
deeply
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HARDWARE, Betting, go.
r P. BAQUIE, SO Magazine street, Hardware
y Paints, Oil, Rope, Irvine. Agent for G. r.
KiIschbaum's Cutlery, Solingen. dec6-ly
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SEWING MACHINES.

COUTHERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
~ Noiseless Machine of Wilcox & Gibbs, will
sew, hem, fell, braid, tuck, gather, quilt, cord
and embroider with sa tisfaction. Agents wanted
at No. st. Char .es street, Box 1856. octl3-iy
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SOUTHERN WHISKY DEPOT.
THO. KLE1NPETER, No. ID Front street. New
l. Orleans, Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Southern Whisky from ST. 65 to 81 2s per gallon,
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