New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-26
NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, APRIL 49, 1870

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and whose loss Was attributed to bad seed,
when it consisted Ia wearing out lne -nlSs4s-
sippi bottom. ,
These ground boxes carefully prepared
by the use OF sulphuriC acid and cQmothed
with the fertil!zlng material, SO as 10 aIu
that which has been cropped on tHe ianu'
will enable you to make now thae Wnich
Won did when your land was fresh, ana you
should lay in a supply At onCe
But as YOU may think that these fertlilZers
have soieG your clothes, let us $40" you
the working OF the Grand Pralrie W1shlhS
Machine. which Messrs. Falls ana H9Wel
are exhibiting and working as u by Inc iittie
fingers; 1t runs so easy ana lignt 'nat ii.'1o
! child eau work it. Il washes completely
everything from laces to quilts, tears
nothing, hurts nothing. wears nothlDg,
cIeanses everything and makes oeautilui ana
complete washing, with the least LABOR Oh
any. --:,,
! take look at the grand display OF 'has
which all need, and what we speak o. VIII
be understood when we mention
slacomb, EnIdwln a. Co.
Their hardware specimens are OF every
conceivable kind and OF the most elegant
finish, while the mode CT displaying thtm
speaks well for their taste and skill as nef-
chants.
Indeed, we have heard it said, that while
any one eau be dry goods man, or eiilDar5
! in any other sort OF trade, that to be a haro-
| ware Inerchaut requires a large part OF ones
/ life to be even passable. What genius these
young men, Messrs. Slocomb 4 Baldwin,
! must have to have succeeded so early!
But let US take some sweets. Here we
| find specimens OF the louisiana syrups,
manufactured by Messrs. &. ". Dunbar q
! Son. These gentlemen can easily cial'n tne
! pre- -eminence among the American manu-
! tacturers of sytups. cordials. liquors, &c:
/ Their display is elegant and admirable, ana
| most tasteful.
They nave acquired by long experience
! and actual work II the best m2IufacI orles
! il France the requisite skill, ana tnty pos
/ sess all the implements found anywhere.
Their laboratory is the most compete OF
any in the United States, and II may De sald
/ that no other in the United States posses
| ses either the means or the Workmen 10
turn out as good syrups, ETC., as theirs.
They manufacture just such as are made
in the best French manufactures, ana
theirs and those from France OF the best
quality are identical in essence and IN taste,
ana so well is this known that the most eX-
perienced importers are unable 10 tell the
difference.
These gentlemen took the first premiums
ia 1866 and 1868, and will doubtless GO SO
again this time.
Mr.. 6. W. Dunbar is one of our old rier-
chants of the highest repute. and with MS
son, who has served & regular apprentice
shin in France to the business, and is in
constant communication with his o.d en-
ployer and gets every Improvement winch
is made, these unite to make this the model
manufactory in the United States.
Pescay's sIIverware.
While you are going around the Octagonal
Building, you will not faii to note the
splendid display of silyerware, manufac-
tured by NJ. Pescsy. 1t is rich, beautiful
and perfect, and displays an eXquisiteness of
skin which is admirable. Mr.. Pescay is the
manufacturer for Mr.. E. a. Tyler, and his
abilities have become known on former
occasions through the exhibitions OF this
popular and wellknOwn citizen. II is need
less to say that MIR. PesCay's display IS sur
passIngiy rich and fine.
Speaking 'ot art reminds US OF Eyrich' 8
chr0mos in the upper story OF the Octagona!
Building, They are as beautiful as the
finest oi! paintings and as rich and perfect
in color and expression. What could be
more expressive than the Rock Of Ages"
what more grand than Berstadt's 'Rocky
: Mountains" what more amusing than tAe
/, "Od Woman il the ShOe;" or what more
p artistically exquisite than the Lazy OF tne
, Lake," The4 are parts only OF his collec'
, tion, to which We SHALL pay further atten-
ton; but We would here advise all who &c
out there to hunt up these pictures, and tt
! recolect that they can buy them for one
tenth the price Of Gu oil painting, and tht
| difference between them can not be seen 0!
, , the artist himself.
Well, we will take our lunch with Miller
/ who has two restaurants out here, and theI
go home. But we must not fail to tell yot
that in Department A will be found piec'
! of sugar work, done by one of Miler's EN-
ployes, representing Tyrolean scenery
which is beautiful. 1t shows mountain
and valleys, cottages and church. mule
and muleteers, and is all frosted work IL
sugar.