The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-10-06
New Orleans Advertisements.

certain we are not fanciful in special
ly directing attention to the New
Orleans card of Lewis Lockwood,
No SO Camp street.
FuES1TuRE.-Among our numerous
new advertisements from New Orl-
cans will be found that of one of the
oldest and staunchest firms in the
Southwest. We take special inter
est in directing the attention of the
public to the card we are abiding to,
that of the Sampson Bros.
CRESCENT Cry MARBLE WORMS
The attention of our readers is call
ed to the advertisement of james
Reynolds, importer and dealer in all
kinds of Marble, No. 100 and 1872
Poydras street, New Orleans. Mr..
Reynolds has an extensive yard,
keeps a fine assortment, and turns
out work equal to that of any manu-
facturer in the country. Mantelpie-
ces, CRATES, sis and all other articles
of the kind can be had of him.
Those, too, who wish to mark the
last resting place of the slowed ones
gone before may suit their means
and tastes at his establishment, as he
is prepared to furnish anything from
the stately shaft of pure white mar
BILE, to the simple, but eloquent slab,
that commentaries the virtues of the
dead.
BOILER MAKER AND BRASS FOUNDER.
We would direct particular atten-
ton to the card OF Oscar r. Mclean,
to be found in our columns this week.
The establishment is one Of the old
est in the Crescent City, and being
situated in O. district where rents are
reasonable, he can afford to furnish
articles at the lowest market price
ALI who need articles in his line
should call at 4S9 and 400 Old Levee
street, or address Glass Box No. 249,
New Orleans.
GET UP SrEAM.--Now is the time to
put good steam engine at work,
and Mr. NJ Lara, of No. SO Camp
street, New Orleans, announces in
our columns to-day that he has an
engine for sale, which is in perfect
order and ready for business.
AN OLD HOUSE IN TIE Field
Those who are furnishing or repair
ing their houses, and merchants
dealing in Upholster's Materials, wall
paper, curtain goods, &C., are REFER
ed to the advertisement Of Mr.. Il.
Heath, No. 50 Camp street, New Or
leans. Mr.. Heath has been in the
business for the past sixteen years,
and keeps everything in the line
His store was destroyed by the fire
on Camp street some months ago,
and the stock now offered is entirely
new and of the latest styles.
WANATA GUAco BITTERs.-Wc di-
rect the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of these Bitters which
will be found in cur colulns to-day.
They are of home manufacture, pre-
pared by an experienced Physician,
who has had long practice in on, eli
mate, and they are so agreeable to the
taste, that they may be used as a bev-
erage, as we'll as a medicine. They
can be had at Joseph Llado's whole
sale and retail depot corner of Dunaine
and Charities streets New Orleans.
APoLoGY.-We acknowledge the
receipt of an invitation from Mrs
i Washington to be present at the
Grand opening of Fall fashions in mil
linery, dress fashions, dress making
and dress trimmings, at her store or
the 9th ult., but regret that a press
of business prevented our doing so
We hope however that frequently dur
ing the season our readers will both
visit and order from her Emporium OF
Fashions, No. 1917 Canal Street, New
Orleans.
CoTToN SEED.-We refer our readers
who have Cotton Seed for sale to the
card of Mr.. j Aldige of No. 43 Caron
delet street, New Orleans. Mr.. Aldigt
is well known merchant, liberal il
all dealings and we trust that Planters
will remember him when shipping
their seed.
EyIarge Oaks from little acorns
grow" and prolific crops follow tn,
planting of good sound seed, such a.
may be found at the store of our frient
Richard Trotschcr,' No. % Maine street
near the French Market.
What is that which man does no
want, and struggles against having a
long as possible. but which, when h,
once gets it, he would not part with TO
the world? A bald head.