The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-11-19
NOTICES.
Our New Orleans FRIENDS.

new cards from New Orleans houses,
to which we direct special attention.
MAcHrNERY.-Mr. Thes. Boaley
is well known throughout the South
West as proprietor of thelafgest and
most complete depots, for the sale
of Agricultural Implements and Ia
Dor saving Machinery. He keeps
constantly on hand, at no. 9 Perdido
street, and in other warehouses un-
der his control in New Orleans, an
Eextensive stock of the latest i'm
proved Portable and Stationary
Steam Engines and Boilers,
Saw Mills, Shingle Machines, Corn
and Wheat Mills, Cotton Gins, Cot
ton Presses, Mowers and Reapers,
Gang Flows, Cultiyators, Corn Plan
tiers, Cotton Planters, Cane Mills and
Eyaporators, etc. One ofhis special
ties is the Stationary and Portable
Engines, made by the Norwalk Iron
Works. They are novel in make
and design and combine in a remark
able degree strength with sinplici-
ty and are sold at very moderate
prices. At the last Louisiana and
Texas State Fairs, these en-
gines attracted general admiration.
Mr.. Bodley is agent, also, for a
number of valuable labor-saving
machines that have taken the high.
est premiums at numerous State
Fairs. Gullett's Cotton Gin, Stat.
ford's Cultivator, the Satterly Gang.
Pillow, Tunnard's Cotton and Corn
Planter, and others too numerous to
mention. as -
DENTIsTRY.-Dr.J James S. Knapp,
10 Baronne street, is one of the old
est dentists in the Crescent City,
and has long enjoyed the reputation
of being one of her most skilful
professors. He is also one of the
the principal officers and professors
of the New Orleans Dental College.
SPECTACLEs-Mr. VIM. Bohne,
tOptician, No. los Carondelet street,
makes a speciality of Spectacles, and
took the first premium for them at
the Louisiana State Fair of 1870.
ORLEANS INFIRMARY.-Drs. Chop
pin, Beard, BrickeH and Bruins, who
a year ago established this private
~Infirmary, at Ne. 152 Canal street,
stand at the very head of their pro.
fession. Their idea of offering to
patients from the country, a place
where they will be comfortable, and
carefully taken care of, whilst the
constant recipients of the best medi-
cal and surgical skill, has proven a
decided success. Their address is
p. O. Box 81. Send for circular.
Music AND MUSICAL INsTRU-
MENTs.-Among the the most popu-
lar and successful Southern Dealers
in this line, is Mr.. A. E. Blackmar.
at 201 Canal street. Mr.. Blackmaf
has had over thirty years personal
experience in this business in New
Orleans; and is therefore thoroughly
familiar with the tastes and wants
of Southern lovers of music.
CARPET WAREHoUsE.--There is
no firm, now in New Orleans, that
has been 50 long and so successfully
engaged, as Messrs. A. Brousseau &
Co, in importing and dealing in
Carpets, Floor Oil Cloth, Mattings
and Curtain Upholstery. The yete-
ran Mr.. Brousseau yearly visits the
principal European and Northern
manufactures, in order to select in
person what his taste and experience
tell him will best suit our people.
The firm still holds ont at No. II
Chartres street.
Carr. b. T.WALsHE1s EMPORIUM.
by a thorough knowledge Of his
business, by keeping a constant sup
ply Of new goods by prompt and
polite attention and by moderate.
prices, Capt. B. T. Walshe has made
his elegant establishment, at No. no
Canal st. New Orleans, for gentle
men seeking an outfito Shirts and
Furnishing Goods, and for pa
rents wishing to elothe their boys
Of younger children the empo-
RUM -
Capt. Walshe makes a speciality
of g Boys and Ohildren's Clothing =.
and has taken numerous premiums
therefor at All the Fairs, where he
has exhibited, held in Louisiana,
Texas and Mississippi. He fills or
ders G. G. ID, and returns the mon
ey if the goods fail to please.
Besides his claims as d merchant,
Capt. Walshe has the advantage of
a most honorable record In Hays
Drs -, a. Ar Ae N. W.T.,