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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-15

FAMILIAR QUoTATIoNs.-Among
the quotations in common use, Dark
as pitch" every tub must stand on
It's own bottom" are found in Bun
yam. "By hook or crook, " Through
thick or thin,' are used by Spencer
in the "Fairie Queen "Smell rat, '
is employed by Ben johnson, and
by Butler in 'Hudibras. "Wrong
sow by the ear" (now rendered =
"Take the wrong pig by the ear" is
used by Ben Johnson. "Turn over a
a new leaf" occurs in Middleton s
play of "Any thing for Il Quiet Life. "
THE moon is made orgreen cheese,
is found in Rabelais' ITO die in the
last DITCH" which is popularity sup>
posed to have originated in the south
during the late rebellion, is traced to
William of Orange, who once said :
"There is one certain means by which
| can be sure never to see my coun-
try's ruin--I will die in the last
ditch"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-15

son The last volume OF Guizot's
memoirs is exceedingly interesting,
and shows that Louis Philippe was
constantly haunted with fears of his
impending downfall Queen Victo>
ria told Guizot one day she knew of
no old man whom she liked better
than the Orleans King. I" You see,
Monsieur Guizot, she said to the
Minister, "your royal master is so
unaffected, so polite, and yet so sim
ple-hearted." And then she told
him that, when she visited the court
of Louis Philippe, the King prome7
naded one day with her along the
magnificent peach-trelises in the
palace garden IF Versailles. These
trellises were covered with peaches
so large and fine that the Queen
burst into an exclamation.of delight
and said to the King she would like
to eat one. The old King climbed
up the trellis, plucked the finest
peach he could find, and presented
il to her Britannia Majesty. The
Queen took it, but seemed not to
know how to get it peeled. The
King, however, Immediately drew a
knife from his pocket and presented
it to Victoria, saying, laughingiy, "a
man like me, your Majesty, who of
ten had to live on forty sous day,
carries all such little practical instru
ments about him."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-15
CHOICE SEED POTATOES
FOR SALE.
HARRISON AND EARLY GOODRICH!

offer for sale the above namsd varieties of pota-
toes at the following Prices:
Harrison $500 per bushel
Harrison s1.00 per peck.
Early Goodrich 81. per bu.
Early Goodrich 70 cts pr pix.
In quantities Of 25 bushels or upwards reduction
of ten er cent will be maids; so bushels or upwards
reduction of 20 per All orders must be acc an
panied by the cash. Early Goodrich now ready-Hsr-
rison after October LIST CHAS D.. SHRADER.
Lancaster, Sept sth, 1865 l4-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-15
BIANK-S.

aS- For sale at the HERALD Office, Lancaster, Wis,
the following Blanks which viii send by mail post
age PAID At the prices named per dozen;
STAY onExeeution, Is cts: Execution-principal is
Summons 10 Subpoena, 10; Attaehmentssl5; Warrant
Of Attachment 49, Affidavit for Warrant OF Attachment
10 Complaint for Warrant, Is; Warrant, 10; Affidavit
for Csarnashee Summons, Is; Garnashee Summons is
Affidavit for Repleyin, Is Writ OF Rcpeyin, IS yenire
Jury Is T. Orders l5 Notes Of hand, Is Power of
Aty, 40 Notice Of Trial Is; Road Tax Receipts, Is
hx on Jus. Transcript IS Elk. Jus. Judgment, IS
aIrenty Deed, so; EXT Admir- and Guardian Deed, 60
Vuit Claim Deed 10 Land Mortgage 60; Chatte Mort
gsse, ~ Land Contract, 10; Mining Lease, 40 Gene
cry Deed, 40; Marriage Certificate, IS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-15

IV"H o huHBe III yHIHslnf.
W hfne or &se or or is Palmer d Frank Is ID
ToYa 6, Raaxe o-Wys{usiar
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

losH liuiisos NfasA fEAfiso
Farsh. Having heard ~ maeh
saiiaboui skaiin parksand Tie crate
hslih and masssl Ties imDari 10 The
present gsnerashuR ~ a slight "a
vance on fasl coat hast a ticket
and went within the lease
! found the Ice in a slippery CON
dlii0n, eOvTin s akers ~ artificial
water, which is owhe'l hy a sto,s
company, frir IN order,
Upon one side Of the pond was
erected a little groeery bnildin'
where the wimmen s0t nn benches,
while the frllers, kivered with blush
e. hitehed the iron Ia their feet,
Ii was an eXeilin' scene was
ready Ia h0ller bully, ar lay down
and roll over,
But | kept in and aked with glO-
~.
Hellh was pictured on many a no
bic brow. As the FINALE angels pat
cut on tho pond side by side with
the male angels, il was the most
powerful scene ever stood behind,
The long red tapes from their
mex swan in the breeze, and the
ftlhers In their jockeys hultered in
the breeze, ani other things (I0o
much 10 menliOn) huttcred ia the
breeze.
don't think | was ever more
crazy in mi lie on ice,
] felt like knnal boss turned
suddenly out to grass.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
.WoNpERFuL MEoHANIcAL GrNIUl

WONDERFUL MECHANICAL GENIUS
"a youth, aged eighteen, belong
ing to a respectable family of Paris,
had, about year ago, been con-
demned for theft to five years i'm
prisonment.S His conduct in prison
being quite exemplary, he gained
the good opinion Of tho director,
who soon remarked in him pecu-
liar aptncss for mechanical contriv-
anccs. A few days ago he begged
to tell him what o'clock it was that
he might set his watch. "You have
a watch, thcn?" asked the dirc-tcr.
"Only since yesterday, sir" said
the prisoner, and to the astonish-
mcnt of the director produced ono
made of straw The little master
piece is two and a half inches in
diameter. about ha f an inch thick,
ahd viii 20 for three hours without
winding up. The dial plate is Of
paper, and pretty straw chain is
attached to the whole. The instru-
ments the youth had at his COM
mand were two needles, a pin, a
little straw and thread. Several
persons of Distinction, moved by
bis suprising genius for mechanics,
are endcavoring TO obtain his liber-
alton.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

EVERY nation, remarks n French
medical writer, seems to have its
peculiar Intoxicating drug. Siberia
has its fungus; Turkey, India, and
China have their opium; Persia,
India, Turkey, and africa, from
Morocco down TO the Cape of Good
Hope, and even the Indians OF
Brazil, have their hemp and has
heesh; India, China, and the Eas-
tern Archipelago have their betel
and bctelpepper; the islands Of the
Pacific have their daily hava Peru
and Bolivia their eternal coca; New
Granada and the chains of the
1Iimalaya their red thorny apple !;
Asia, America, and the whole world,
perhaps patrouize tobacco; the En-
glish and Germans have hops, and
tho French have lettuce. Of all
these drugs, tobacco is that which
claims sovereignty over tho largest
portion of tho human race, for its
votaries are stated at 900 100000.
Opium, fortunately, does not boast
moro than 400, 100000; but hasheesh,
a drug quite as intoxicating s
opium, is commonly INDUCED in by
100000, 1000 Of people. b ct el /,
whieh'in point Of fact, is hardly
more than gentle stsmulant, eX-
tends it's sway over about 100000
600. Coca, the virtues of which have
scarcely been sufficiently studied,
except by Professor Mantegazza, of
Milan, can barely muster IL, 000,0 900
ofpeople. And all the other drugs
taken together, including the Her
Vomitorid of Florida, are used by
abont rs, 100000 of the human race.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14


Tux WONDERS OF L0NDoS.-Last
week We told you something about
Jed,lo. tho largest city in tho world,
with its population of five millions,
occupying n million and a half o {
houses. Here are some facts about
London, which arc quite rs wond-
rrlal. IL contains n population of
about three and n quarter millions,
who occupy more han $4,000
houses. Tho streets, if placed in n
straight line, would stretch from
Liverpool to New York, n distance
Of nearly three thousand m i cs.
These are lighted at night by 6GO,.
900 gas lamps, consuming very
twcnly-iour hours IL, 1000, 900, cubic
feet Of gas, and the total consnmp-
,ion ofgas is about -, 100000 fe Q I
daily. The quantity of water re-
CURED zach day is .li,573,979 gal
Ions, The population consum c
every year 1000, 900 quar- ters o {
wheat, equal to l2,S00,O0O bushels,
or 76S, 100000 pou d So 100000
bcevcs, 100000 sheep, $4,000
calves, 80, 000pigs, 10, 200, OC0 head OF
game, 5000, 600 salmon, and innum-
cradle other fish, besides drinking
43,209, 900 gallons of beer, 100000
gallons Of strong spirits, and 81, 200
pipos Divine. The number of prac.
ticing physicians is over $500, and
there are nearly 900 churches, prcsi-
ded over by about $50 divincs.-
The travelling public sustain 1000
cabs and more than 5000 omnibuscs,
besides an immense number of pri-
vatc garages and other vehicles, of
every conceivable kind.
1T is estimated that tho average
extension of London is at the rate
of two miles of finished buildings
per day, and the need of this rapid
growth can be estimated when it is
known that more than 10000 dwell
ing houses, mostly occupied by the
working classes, will have to be re-
moved during the present year to
make room for railroads a read y
projected and now being built
Burke's Weekly.
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Benefits of Attending this College.

lst Tho student saves much time and money-ns
there are special Professors and Apartments for each
branch, and all things taught and pract.ccd as in
business. Ifg ff1. N-.
"a. PENNANsHlP is taught as SCIENCE land not by
imitntion hence all can easily learn We have one Of
the most distinguished pcnncn living, as Professor
Sd. Our GRADUATES are sought by business men and
may be found as Principals, Bookkeepers and Clerks
in large portion OF the Banks and Business Houses NJ
this CITY, and over the South They receive $1,000 S2ON
or 5000 per annum This education the best fortune
parents give their children.
lt1 The DIPLOMA oP rms COLLEGE is passport over
the Commercial world f.r
9th Young Gentlemen who have entirely neglected
their studies, can here he qualified for business in
short time.
9th. This College will qualify Young gentlemen TO
open similar Institutions In all Southern Cities Next
CO. Brazil, etc. il they wc,l recommended as to
character.
Ith. Crippled soldiers and sons of oiorgymen will
have a liberal deduction made
N. B.-Those who write for Book-keepers or Teach
ers should give HH particulars Those who send young
students should put their money IN the hands of their
merchant or the President The South must now edu-
cate practically Of be Jorerr The toiRg RASCAL Of The
Norm. $500. lff .'u.l
Crculars and Catalogues sent to all who desire them
Eoard.---Students cUn board with the Professors
and other good families AZ $50 TO s35 per month
HeRlth.---for seven years n. Orleans has beer,
as healthy as New York or Philadelphia
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

Fzcrs ABOUT LFE.-The total
number Of human beings on the
earth is computed at 5000. 0oo, Ooe, :
600 and they speak 3,O63 known
tongues
Thearerage duration Of life ises-
fsnated a. 81 years
One third Of those born, die be-
fore they are z yesrs old, and one
haf ut the age Of II
oat Of oae hundred persons orr
ak reach ths age Of 50.
Dat Of Eve hundred pr-~0ns, only
oss sttsins ths age Of 30
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New susscribs-s--l Rare Chance.

All Who have not yet suaeriii g. IET ON fr-s 20
ST. I7f7 sitrllf o. nd 81 fie ll1E uui1r- rr-
faiafnE "a, Ies AID I'truartorel. - Wa. Glituurs
Siinfus and gahn Esiau a. he graphic iafflz Die
f-re- To era-r Hsr- rr.satr- ssnfifE O. g. o. 60
enc wears suil-cri frifl uil sud rufr a fhs
large STEEL Plate psrtrit 81 ether sfous-an 1act-
- az - ~ ~ .ti.r rrar firHf ~ - lfsia
q s-Iils-rfierr IA rirtrairs 14E-I ftril-.
ana e1leras-d IN the isf sfrs 81 ~ ar uni rsil
f1r e = rarh.
70 ~ ssalrir- r. 80 sIae l-fIe -tl.rltir- q b.
81 ID Clris. 81 90 a1f-rsi
Vas ETEIE. rHEI'-E = O. Har-
" rr. aaslH rifaaf Na-a laIa-
~ zrrrrrrr- Ifa-rll nT--- rlla -eE-1.
= rr-tr-izeE arrrr e. "a ailsf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

w. ortrAx.. Oct 2isf. 1857.
Referring 70 ms Card I beg 70 state that I VII
give T. rsonai nffenfor ali Busiusss entrusted 70
ne, for the purchase Of every descrirti1 81 Nor
chnndise a " esfern Prolncs
With many years erTerlence N his lfsfnfas N
TeNas and New Orleans and beinE constantly in ths
Market and thoroughly rasfei, ] an cOufietf - t
ing alb % giss Ezii-fa-fiJn- Those whn dTdsf
through Broker rcreiTs The benefit Of tls H-rttt,
and ff-SueutIv r.t u. r-alus that eould not T. Oh
iained fhrensh regular house--
III no sFders exrtTt 81 C-sh- Texas Hf-rharfs
doing Cush business. viii understand Tie adrsr-
tse-s Of buying fsIr Cash a. L0u Rates
an anlherized a. rrfr 20 The frli1uins vel
known houses
Wv Orrrsxs-Me-srs- Jno J. Adm 4 CO. les
0onnoly Co, Kespt cz-lasid, Buagsrt c. Psss-
PEEL Morar
GsIsEsIoF- Ness-s- Brf--s a Ta-d; BaE- Hufrh-
ms o. VI m. HendleT 4 o.. schacklsf9rd. Er1rr
C0-J s Al 2. sgd1or Wafson. Neiis Fidof7
Wa y Codfe.
HorsIox-sisssr.. 7 " Hous. B A. sh-fiheri
Co; 2. Father 4 q. Cen More 4 "a Ha11its
Saith 4 Co ~. r rinrsrf Co
rs-,zI Resrr--fnliT- JANIS v fEIcE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

This College has, by its own MERITS and thorough
practical plan OF education Outlivcd all the literally
endowed Colleges of this and the SOuW States.
1t is the oldest Conmscdl College mhe United States.
Every student who gives proper attention to tho in
structon is qualified before graduating to keep any
of books it matters not what the business may be- and
do the correspondence of any house. Students
tend the Commercial Course the Literary, or Agri-
cultural Course, or to Penmanshp Arithmetic or Book
keeping, the English French Spanish. German Lat
in or Greek Languages Telegaphing, Photography,
Pcnmanship bookkeeping, or the higher Mathematics,
ETC., separately,
We have ample arrangements for one thousand stu
dcntf during the current year.
N. B-Merchants, Planters, Lawyers, Steamboat
men, builders etc, can here learn to open, keep and
close their books correctly in Few days.
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College Once, Room No. $.
Tcrms---PuyabIc in ndTnncei

Penmanship-essons not limited IS 90
Book-keeping-double and single entry, etc, d..
pieo' '...;...;.''' Oo W
90 %
Lectures Commercial Law ...,....,........ 20 90
The above constitutes the ComInarelal Course)
Stationary for Cominercial Course. including
90 bahk books ~ u
Stationery For Pctmansltp 30
Diploma for Master Of Accounts -............ 10 20
Englsh. French. spanish, Gernis n, Latin, Greek,
full Course. not limited; Teachers Course
q Penmin.hp. each -.-.-.-............ 100 On
Life Ticket in all The peparimenis- 500 90
For any Language; for Drawing per month each 20 90
lglier Nathematirs-irice depends on the OK
tent u Course.
\. IA sfudeht having pad for courte in any
hrunch above 4 eniified 70 Life Ticket in that Dc
Taftmenf He canaftend sneh iTanches he may de-
sire There are monthly graduating classes Students
FaeuIty---RuFUs D0LBEAR. President; Jectur-
Ct On Business Customs, Baok keeping etc.
RUFUs T. DOLHEAR ficePre-ident Lecturer
Comine-sal cuisines, banking, Exchange, Bosk-keep-
inc. and Duties Il Employees.
AericuifHfsi Department Mcdaniel ncTartnsnf,
-, Principal lis Lectures Agricultural Chem
i-frr-also "a Pdlrioal ccun1my-nnd on Mechanics.
e;s- VII begin IN Octslsr mxf. Commercial Depart
Inenf- y A MoHroe, Lss- Lecturer on Commercial
Lee. stc-
Hafiisuialia1il D.ra-fn,-nis-GFORGr b BRACK-
III pr1f-sor ani Lecturer Commercial calculs-
tens 80 iIirk.r Hafherlafics
rss.k-krrrn- ra;arfrnenf.-I b GRIFFITH. snl
,. ". sTEall.s. rrussssu-s "a Lecturers Dook-
En-i-h I..p--,n.n--nEy. GEORGE ". STICK
MY. rr1rzalr ard Ia--u-e- On EnSilsh Lise-s-u-t,
T.s--.. ra.--t--.-i - r. sErRr-RElr. Prases-1r.
fr---s--s.f 90 T'-rIf--- i-i-H 2 II sT7N- Pro
rd- arg Lrr-u-e- rr husinlss and oruz-ner--i Pen
---.s.h u.r--sr,Hi-NaxTEI MEr1NO. Prof.
Oi.-uaa I,r--.m-r..-nEr ~ HOTTIE Prsss-
ra-'r ~ r-ist Ts-r-r=nssf-u HAHTy1. rEv.
= p HlfFr 1.-lr-st.af
F-at1.- i-.r-|i-l 81 ri.i. car'--r , =
rlr-.fr- g arI -ssll-a ? a
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TIE TEXAS ALMANAC
TOIS IS0 -.
PUBLISHED BY
W. RICHARDSON 4 CO., Galveston, Tex,


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seq ns''hu oo''oh' ny 'uuse ~ 'o"''' VI "s"''
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medea'eu waters OF reNas' ny M NJ , i,ioevui,i'
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T T y, w. ~, ~ - w r. Jonns aFvir,ni, po;nt
me ootton 4ln; oy ~ 'The aa =" gun" 'o'"'
Tbo oT Castor tSlI Bean in Texas. by 4. Ahleck.
Tbe hitter Cocoa Inv II Alleck
! irr;antion II, Tevos Inv n Aqlecls 7'a
ma law, or 'reyas. Nv q! w, paschall, o..
Texas as a Apnnineinrlng State, by il. @,
How to raise Fruit in Texas, by ". DE.
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COI.LEGEs.
TOBACCO.
Sewing Machines.

CorrnERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
- Nolscess Machine OF Wilcox \ Gibbs will sew,
hen "li, braid. tuck, gather, quilt card and rui-
81. Charles ST. Box $50, =, .. New Orleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

aiEtT Isrsuns dc even mlnnie
Tall people i've lanssrihan short
ONES
Married men are logger lived
than the sinrle
Rich men iiye, on an average, a.
years, bat the ptlr 0nlY 10
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DoL1HAR
co&iTGIRCrAE CCLGnGH
Open constantly, Day and Even!ng,)
Corner Of Camp and Common Sire els.
IN the Elegant and Spacious Iron Building
NEW ORLEANS.

Founded in 1S33--Cbnricrcd by the Bc-
gisintnrc of IOuisianGa, with COmmer-
cini, Agricultural, Mechanical u II d
Litcrnry Dcpnrtmemts.
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q HslA iaiaisi, hrAifsH Nr=ssIfs sai Weights +,
- s'siiaa Filsl AnfTilan ffiilfTs, ETC.
Alr stHFr lHrk aili a. nui iu al latter Tau Il
AElr- fI.rn fiHIlr tfR, HHe isl-sI 4. \. ElITulrJ
Literal aiu1 rli o. llr uair-
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Owners of Land Certificates,
Attention.!

THE undcrsignedbcgs leave to an
nnuDcs that be uill ioraie land cerfihcaies ~
ans kind, the bet warrant lands % he found, pay
al e1peuses mp 10 The pafenffnF sid r-rtirr pay
rncuf in fourth 81 the lnnd ne viii ni-n rzar-
anfre that the Land shall ~ l.rnfe nd 6-ll Df.iss
returned he IaBs 0fcs rrady f1f-iafrnf, With
IN four months tflrr fhe cerfifcafes fiac-d IN
his hnnds. Payment Or Boating mrs. T. made y
d-cd % one-fsurth ne lad. Immediately on -
ceYfion e the ratsufs.
he uouid furfbcr add that hs j. .na has b--n ~
-s.s time errrE-f largely n This hnsn-ss. hurins
within The Last twelve nnfis lccuffd urtr hrn-
dr-f sections. ard haeiur gore - q hrary errensl
~ Jrrrurinz 81 nec-sssry lrfurniaficn frrra ~
Lara one. anf frun offer srlurcrs 20 The eliri
~ ai.d drsirats iernfinus - - found b. u rrs
r.-r,-i fr 81 fiIs f.-rf lncnrirna - HAD
n ~ nrLLI0E.
Weafberrrf. park-r c1unfy, Tess
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sal 3. Mcr.i-T and T. = DaE-rs. E<1s-. 49,
- Harirr Co. 1rraa. cart- e--rr-n c-1@l.f 80
Dr. i n - arrali. au-fln. Irras - =. ~ 49,
-. -rnrasrta. 1sras- ". a W1-rlrn- " = faynr
~ ~ Erirr fsTs. Ia-rurf. Hopkins o..
Tlras- CD = 9 &c y. Hr.-H- = hrr'urd. o.
G. n Co. --- Zee q r. p E-cr-1. D.iias- -
- H. = . Iars.1 ~ G. - ~ bancrl
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DIAN0S, Organs, Melodeons, Violins, Guitars
L. Flutnas, Lithers, Violin cellos, Double bass,
Bnnjos Flutes Flageoles, Clarionets Picoos Flies,
Accordeons, Concertinas, Drums, (bass and tenor J
Music boxes, and all othe kind of musical instrr.
mcnts; Sheet music, Instruction books, 81 ring
Binders, Piano Stools, aud covers of all styles a1d
patterns, music paper, wire and repairing material,
etc. etc, Italian Strings Of tho best quality known
for every instrument.
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wAals.-is . .A as,sl..,.,
wholesale Druggis,s.
Pianos and Music.

TohN hhLMER, as CamP -, Constantly on
IA hand hnst class Pishos-pisysl's MaTtIn 4
ouETisFs, tho celebrated Cyeloii, etc MIL
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Commission Merchants.
ga DEN SEE EDS.

II Y VIRGIN, successor To u. Maupny, Dealer
IL in Seeds, No. lOl Grayer street, between Camp
ANA Magazine sts., Now Orleans. 5lly.