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to make out as little sin as possible ;
to assia a as much good i tenut. s
posib'e ; to aMrib'"e i'moaes t
maotive, and esa a child good for
the sake of inducing him to b cn.e
so; to dispense with ru!es, and not
make amuch ado about nothing.
Why should a prent be constantll
omag q wt with a fiat-footed ewm
mapd, sad bringing his will face to
fq with his child'n? It is some
simes, dou',tles, unavwidable, but
i is not very often. Children, as a
general thing, do no', nel to 4
ordered a'xut, nr to be kept back
ai-h s aword. 'They ar. amenabl,
to the law written in the Lear'ts
They learn very early to understane
the relations of £gqid sake, an(
pie and preser.s, if-ty are treate
,ike reasonable beiry an- int-reste
friends. But if they are put under
,ban; if no confidence is reposed in
them, and no discretion is expectei
of them ; if their constitutional
government is simply "you shall
and "you shall not ;" if tlhey are
made to go in leading-strings, and
:dainties are locked away from them.
and every thing is the property o.
their parents, and they have n,
rights in the sugar-bowl and jam
pot which their elders are bound t,
respect, but stand on the same foot
ing with the beggar-bay in th.
streets-why, it would be ver
strange if they should not stealt th
figs ; and were the csee t-ft to me.
I should make the father wens
,thema aroundl his neck, and bdraw
the string tight.
STATISTICS OF AI'FLIC rION.
The advance sheets of the census
furnish wme inte'esting I.ut melancho
ly statistics with reference to the num
ber and whereabouts o" the blindl, deal
and dumb, idiotic and inune in the
United States. From the returus it
appears that there are' 20,320 blind per
sons in this country, of whom 11,34:
are males, and 16,966 are whiteit In
the United States there are 141 blind
persons who have lived more than a
century. Of those who are deaf and
dumb the census reports 16,205; of
these 8, 916 are malts, and 14,907 are
kRites. From the returns it appears
that the deaf and dumb do not attain
ti the great age that r:my of the blind
seem to have rcmahed. The whole nu n
1er of insane lera'tmsll is reported at
37.8 ; of these 18,174 are males, and
all, ba} 1.822 :re whites. Only 7 ctn
=aruians rare ound amcng the inltanc
in this counatry. Tie censusus pts tit,
nnubelr of idiots at ?24,:27. of whomu
14,485 are m de.. Tihe n g'ro' have
a much larger representation in thi
clams of unfortunates than in any other;
of the above . gredte 3:1,18 s.-.ic tli:,Ck.
and mulattoes. Only 324 are over for
ty years ohl, and 5 only in the United
fitatas have seen 100 unhappy years.
Of the blind, deaf and dumb, insane
and idiotic, the net number is 98,451.
There are a few who are afflicted in
oPe vays than one; 96 are blind sad
deaf ad dnwb; 75 of the blind are in
sane; 105 of the idiots are blind; 7 poor
wretches are blind, deaf, dumb and in
sane, and 11 of the 4 ats are also blind
deaf and dumb,-. nl ri ly .Yrdjo,,rreLd.
IA Chimes Famerl Is Mtr Jrsey.
One of the Chinese colony,
located at Zelleville, N. J., died a
fortnight since. He was buried by
hia countrymen. The ceremony is
thus described:
"The body w.t dressed in Sunday
attire, consisting of a new Nanking
tnit, and plaeed in a salnut coffin
which was immedi tely secaled.
Then the coin wr.as placed ap a
wagon-- hearse bb g objected to
-and the prmaesi ,n m.avoed to the
eaetary. W're the mourners
frmed a circle aou4nd the graves,
for, aeoerdiag to the Chiaese rites
two eavities, a larger and I smaller
one, had ben dug. Yoqr China-i
pen then gently reuvored the coffin
and placed it bltwepa the two a
graves. 4 Methodist clergyman
then offered a prayer, which was1'
intelligile, however, to bjt a small Je
portion of tbo spregst Th cof-1
tin was then lowere-i a wr --tsrge'r 1
grave and iauuediatly covered up
with earth. In the smaller graveI
was placed ) tLspot, a riaepp,j
chopsticks and clothing of the de
peased. On top of all this wasj
plaeud a large enrthern vessel, con
taining a cooked chiken, ijPe and i
sated h. A4n of this was thenI
eoved up with dirt, The clothes!
worn by the deoesse on the day oftI1
bis death werp then burned, after
whbich a nu:ber of 4r-craekers
were exploded, t)e graves were
saluted with l low bow, and the
ceremony was copclude4 by pre
senting each pf the mourners with
a small booquet.
A' The (Cornll Er Is not only'
edited, but pr:nted, by the students
of Cornell University. A completes
printing estublishment, with a largef
JIo..laees tlrive by stem, forms a1
ver, mseeMatenaab&aaiae to the
nceal apper;4sd as literary insti
_dam, ¶ I .
,t, J. ,It Ya.
This distinguished government
ofcidal writees to Rev. John Turner,
S'oog and in'essating letter in
which he expresses a decidedprefe
rence for his home in the State of
Missouri. is letter also brilag the
intdallemee that Mrs. Trner, who
has bees with him in Monrovia,
will soon return t3 the United
t e, the limate beisn much
'gainst her Iaenlth. -N·.e s;ippi
FasI m; su Pianos.-One day
ast week the J ul at Augusta, Geor
ie, was set Are by hot cinders from
a bura.ng chimney falling on the
root The building was saved by
the heroism of one of the colored
prisoners, who certainly earned the
pardon which the Governor subse
juently gave him. The Augusta
thronide thus describes the inci
lent :
A colored prioner, named Peter
Bla'r, apcred to go out on the roof
and throw water on the shingles.
As our readtrs are aware, the roof
rises in the shape of a pyramid, and
is s, steep that it would tax the in
genuity of a fly to maintain his po
sition. Out on this perilous place
Blair went, and dashed bucket full
after hucket full of water on the
.hing!ei, while every minute the
.pwetators expected to see him fall
S, tl.e ground and be crushed to
dath. When all danger was over
he crept back to the scuttle and into
the jail Blair was sentenced last
October to six months imprison
ment, but on account of the service
which he performed a petition for
us pardon, approved by the jailor
iwe beef} sent to Atlanta.
WI" "Good old" Reverdy John
son falvors the proposed abandon
ment amid disbanding of the Dem
ocratc party on the ground that all
prospect of party at.e.as is hope
less. And "dear old" Garret Davib
opposes that policy and recom
mends the nomination of "poor old"
Millard Fillmore by the next Dem
ocratic National Convention. *
l~rThe salary of President Thiers
as six times greater than that of
President Grant.
WirThe W1est ern Female Semin
try, Oxford, Ohio, which was cona
pletely destroyed by fire last April,
has been rebuilt, and reopened re-ý
cently with 150 scholors. The en
terprise and zeal of the friends of
this benevolent institution are
worthy of commendation.
lrSan Francisco, scarcely more
than a barren waste twenty years
ago, to-day contains 170,000 in
habitants.
Fun and Famey.
--o-
--Somebody once asked Tom
Corwin if he bd heard a certain
story of IewisD. Campbell'. "WasI
it about himasel?" inqaired Mr.
Corwin,~, "'No, I believe not '
"Well, then, I never heard it," said
Mr. Corwin gravely.
-" JBoy," said an ill temrprcd
old fellow to a noisy lad, "what are
you hollerin' for when I am going
by ?' " Humph," returned theboy
" what are you going by for when I
am holletin' ? "
-" I'm sitting oa the ' style,'
Mary," as the fellow msaid when he
coolly sat down on his sweetheart's
new bonnet.
A Tvro's Eaaoa--The anguish of
editors will never cease until type-.
setters are wiped off the face of
earth. There, for instanes, is the
editor of the Esastern .lrgn. He
alluded to one of the most eminent
eitizens of his village as "a noble
old burgher, prouadly loving his
Iative State." But was it not a
serios eause for disstisfaction
when he saw in the paper next
pmorning that the remorsee. Aend
had made him speak of the eminent
citizen as "a nobby old burglar
prowling around i a nked state?"
-A gentleman of a slightly irri
table tenper, aing out lodly for
some hot water from his bedroom,
was unanswered. Seiing a mnal
bureau, he shoved it before him to
;thehead of the stairs ad ent it
whirling end over end to the hall
below. Toe crash was lod enough
to bring out mother, daghter, and
all the servanp Theheadof the
family ww q.ted at the top of the
ataiu elbows on knees, chin rting
on hands,
"Oh father, what is theim mnattr?'
nsked the frightened daughter.
"MatIerl," ia i " hp -id man.
*" Why, he I hmve been a eallim'
adcAlli1i' fr yr rngh on half as
hor#, and mo Ifo
SPECIAL NOTICE.
a. Lai, IU 1011 gAM 1M kM
fr T om OTo, AtL BAL soVTr
To R Lt is, isp. Omt SM an
Fraeies a Pats sames City. Lea+
swort, a losa
Iad i ,l e NkUh, Wast and Wet.
TWO EIPFS TII TTNS leave the
New Odemaw. J. kwno and Great
Noahes; Buiaaad Depot dily, at 7
A A> a 6 P. M.
AN EXP3ESSi TRAIN leaves the foot
Canal street daily at A. M., via the
New Orless, Mobile and Chattanooga
Bailroad, making elep o esaetions
at Mobile with the Mobile and Ohio
Baad l a pliat North, East
and Wu.
For tlekats apply to
A. D. SHELDON.
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Jackass and
Great Northen Railroad, earner Camp
and Compon streets, under City
Hotel ; or to
W. BEDELL.
Ticket Agent New Orlans, Mobile and
Chatenooga Railroad No. 150 Com
mon street, under St. Charles Hotel.
J. H. WINGFIELD.
General Superintending Agent St. Louis,
Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
AND
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
TheMobile diviesa of this mro will be
opened for business on
Iaday, November 1. 1870,
and passenger trains will run as follows :
Leave New Orleans, from the foot of
Canal street, for Bay St. Louis, Pass
Christian, Mississippi City., Biloxi, Ocean
Springs, Pascagoula d Mobile at 8 o'clock
A.L . Arrivive at Mobile at 2:30 o'clock
P. M1., connecting at Mobile with the
MOBILE AND OHIO, and the MO
BILE AND MONTiGO3IERY RAIL
ROADS for all points
NORTH, EAST ANIi WEST.
Leave Mobile for New Orleans at 11:20
.L 3. Arriving at 6:10 P. 31.
:are Betwere New Orleans and Nobile,
Fire Dollars.
THROrGH FREIGHT TRATNS RTN
EACH WAY DAILY.
Freight received at New Orleaus, at
the foot of Julia street before 4 :30 P. 31,.
delivered at Mobile early next morning.
FREIGHT AS LOW AS BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
For further information, call at the
General OSce of the company, rooms ens
anad two, up las. STORY BUILDING,
corner Camp and Common streets.
JN.B KENDRICK,
General Superintendent
TRAVELLERS, iATTENTION:
The New 0rleas. Jaekm, ad Great
Northern sld lissuiussippi Central
Run their Pamenger Cosches and Bg
gme Ca.s, their eombidled ngth
without change.
BAO1AGAE CRECKED FROM RE
SIDENGE TO DESTINATION.
The 7. L I. ExpressTrai rns Daily,
(SUNDAYS EXCFPTED.)
Makes elose emonections for VikeaLnrg,
I Mem phis St. Los, Chicago, Louisville,
and all peuta beyond, leepiag car at
night, Hlantomo ead auctin sad
Humboldt,
Th e Mail Train leItes New Orleas kily,
at 5I. 1.
Makes schedule eoamneetioasm with Light
niag Exprestale, toee pointsNORTE,
EAST and WUST. Carries the great
North Malt.
Timeto lew Twk, 7 0lrm.
New and elegantly Atted up Sleeping
Cars an to Humboldt. Tenaesee, Cleve
lied, Tmme, and Loniaville, sehe.
Express Train mat arrives at 130
AM.
Ma'l Thi Sealu auivs at 11ll A. M.
Ticket Obees, NW Or OLaea, Wa.& City
HItel CoerwCmpu n Ockeammuagert
and as po.t
, 4 . SSWALL+ 4 qlSinPaip. a.;
J. a. MONEY, ampj Tidget -Ageqt
New 0p1, jaemqs mdg (Ca8
NrcthqPR BRlhrad.
I. a mag3y, -'nd T'eik Agame
aj s 3JZ4 *Leunr swr4pet *
THE IND& mBu. Co Co.
N .9~H &ISMeerBteet,
NEW TORE,
s s~ keidyjr's
wad hyw'. hm"t
OF
IllA 11.11 COIIS,
Dresing Comse.
Long CoVmliq.
Twist Combs.
Fine Tooth Combo,
[?A variety o Zlagmnt Feacsy Patters.]
Pocket Combs.
Ridding Combs.
t Hair Pls.
ALSO, SOLE MANUFACTURERS
COMBINATION SIDE COMBS
[MAnz UwDE AtLY 'S PArm. ]
The sale of any Combin a ion Sid
I Combs, no matter of what material
made, unless sold under a license
from us, is prohibited by law.
cIAMM a. DAMA. isor.
A .waew.esr ao sbe Puss.s @ems.
• ar ag rl Iem, Waltast IMagb..as, Prt
Al-es N.Mae TI hr. , u all Ma.
s ougez a seep n . w p
O@LY "3 i.LAR A "-R I
@3S 3 caincpn d 1 3a6 n.,
IW .T SUM, N A TWAR.
13 WUB.T, bat sots a rsar VrM of.
mss e sstems s aasa t.se s i aus Or
tausese we aam sens" r Sll a am
*s a a eem. ret UsssaWyr
mDTou e IlUaelare.
te seSs. emes ac t Wlar. s e la .
a-- r.. ------m,..s .t
Igomaees gaiter rwl bii .
sntMMIION MC HsAwT,
w EW ORLEAN' 8. jI
m t. Prm attention o ,ea l sabe
amd j Sm meas, l'rte . Ufr,,n ,hm.h W r.
nsg,mt W 3oer3l bY S uaNua. as
FOR VICKSBURGI DAVIS' Bepd
Lea e on- TrDAT au ED UN .
unny iSe. MERga PoinT.
P.I .GrOgn. d lC e,. Lo.
Skipwith, lake La.videle, TmmIvaptLa.
Poodrih'H, Blk BendT DOINert,
V.ickburg, GrOad Gul, a . Jop. rod
soy, Watersproof, Natehea, Bayou Sara,
and all ieIte and Co ndings.
Fe w acd mauuiIet DAVs'er
NATCHEZ.
T. . P Irar Gr, Master.
W'il lMave Osrou, sa, wiB Polan.
Coapt Oaa wie Pde Treiralght
anall pinte rnted otoe and CTa latndins.
.P.mImh hANNEm MASer.
Ceoinm s with theinr tight. a
ot. Lat lurwth pacKetns fa
230 ROYAL ST. CORNER. Lc
ST. PNIIUP,
.. A. IIIA LLi,
aplba I-t, "ty Seeds,
'.staNMe. 451 WATS.
23 i OVAr ~uCO~Is
IWN BALAN'B WHEEL
IWMTIAM WATMI
4 time assed.
S40 time a mint.
14,40 tims ea boar
14.A0 tli a n ,
eSo tlme a was ,
Aam,aie ,imesa moth,
12i,144,000 times a year.
YORE 14 EXPIETED OP.4 WATCH.
TA4.VA TYT KIND OF
IN YAt('IERY.
Seswa mnet e r nm all deb, oldel mijht;
t euly ons ata*dqys, bit o Angrdsp ad
Holidays. It mad nwa Awnging up or lyfug
dowm-upafde domes or righ sd a1! madt
hep ruadag sdhm e uewr ailt de or
tand up, Wlie hee elkas or rides. In f. ,
it is apeaedf to do ate ddy , at d aes, is
eeery prass and a sawy positlona.
A Genuine Waltham Watch
will tfihl all these requirements. I wound
once a day, it will faithflly tick for you
a hundre d and t ty.dz mAlli times in
a year, without even requiring fesh oil
I allthat time
A Genuine Waltham Watch
coUIArIe
5 Spring, 9 as"rMs, 51 Scres, and S othAer
parts making atogeiaher 136 arporate pieces.
ALTL F.YUITNE WALTHAM.
Watchee have mewves
TREI grTr4 rEWULL3RD UAVE LEVE IL EWLL
Ta IL.L JEWuIL.ED BATE nrr)utr
Every part of a Waltham Watch is made
by nmachinery, The machinery uaed in
making the movement of a single watch
coast over a [lwmsdl Towsaad Dolars,
yet we sell these Watches, I a solid Silver
Hunting Case, for $18. The msame watch
could not be made by hand and finirbeda
as perfectly for Tr TTIME AS MumC.
A Genuine waltham Watch
Is ihterchangeble, like a Springeld rile
that in, any part of one Watch is exactly
like the same part in another ; and if ten
Watches of one grade were taken apart,
Arnd the screws, wheels, springs, &e., were
mixed together, ten watches caald be
tauade by putting thuse parts together
again, withuot any reference to their
former combination. This is a
G(IfE4T .4DlT.: T.4T;E;
r.r, if ý.. f jprt .f a Waitl-u VWa th is
injared we c.a always rtpllAc it at a
Tr fliga Erpesae.
A SENUNE WALTHAM WATCH
Is made with speia reference to
DUCR.IBILITY
Other Watches will raun for a year o two,
an requiroastant reairs ; but
A Waltha Wtoh
WILL RVY FAITHFULLY
FOR MANY YEARS.
We sell these Watches.
IN 8OLID S[LVER HUNTINO
CASM...........................e.. b
IN 80LID GOLD HUNTING CABEs to
We have prepared a
ILLDSTOATEI PISE L~T,
which describes the vraions grade of
Watebe in detail, gives the weight anad
quality of the cases, and all other iuform
ation neeesnry fore. intelligent sel,.4ion. '
We wisk every one would send for it
before odering a Wath.
Write for it as fotowi :
Mesess Itemrd & Ga,
No. 785 Broad ,e, ew York :
Pkrese aend me pvar Iaufisd Pric
List eg WdalkR WILtctha, a. per ader.
tisaead in Ta Loemwuan.
(Sign ame ad addreas in ll)
WITHOUT EXPENSE.
Weenamd the ,m~en
We lve seat out ever rl ThAuasd of
these Watches upoa these aoditiose, and
haveouly bern aked toad reund the morey
in thea e .an, an toto f Iee ws
on asaeest dtof iatiskotn wit the
Wat~, bIt bemse the parties eeded
the mssy aume.
Ws srs an Amirrn, ars wa mcn
as Trsa s to A.z. A mensa or
Oem.s ea  ue m r Wase mras
as as rr wee. cart an so moaon smax i
a urno m Nay Toa. As. - as
snnmu e lx rm Pacs Ia .
Specdi Ntioeo.--w. - * .I
walthum WO -aesi any Imitaon. 00t
r ae oal!oth me.. ee.erO amsm
Silrver) The Wtqm Waeh is werty -
ofasolid Gold -- era, a we do
mat propa toagiBke gq aephgm4
fer awmar - - s rm s PAcm lar.
WOKas DA da
2 Camb~nes
fail 6tWia.
DRALER I GOLD AaRD
SLEVER WATOCHES
And Pe GoId Jewelry. Keep alwy.'.
hand all ...n ad pnatt. or e. .
Silvr sad Steel Spestases ad1 Eye
GIlm. 0lom ed adg and se to
any p of te osmatRy. Wate repairs
doea promptly and warranted. Addre.
cdea to
Paul Granzin.
112 Caroadelet street, New Orlesa..
FPb. It ly
GOOD
WATUIES
AT OID PRICER
AS THE SOLE AGENT in the United
tiates or the LIVERPOOL WATCH CO.,
we Me authorined by them to dele out
a large lie of European Watches,
Chains. etc., now in stock for Cash, at
prices never before known. All beautiful
in finish, artistic in design, reliable or
accurate time, durable, and of the lates
style. Every Watch will be retailed at leas
than cost of importation, and forwarded
1 secrely packed, preplid, to any part of
the country on receipt of price. Money
can te sentto us by Express, with or
ders for Expreus Co.. to return Goods or
Cash, which will secure promptness and
safety to purchaser. Among our list will
be found. A BEATIFUL ENGLISH
r SILVE SOLID DOUBLE CASE
WATCH, genuine English fall plate
jeweled movements, adjusted regulator.
steel ut hands, engine turn uerl, correct
.nd serviecweale artic.le, large or small .'size
in comph.te nrunuig onlerr. wiih an
elegant Gent's Vest Chaiu. Lo~ket and
key, all complete, nmaild free for FIVE
DOLLARS.
A VERY HANDSOME WATCH in fine
18 kart Gold plated auble C(ase~ - -
imitation of $14t) Gold Watch-- engraved
or pLi genuine English, full plate
jeweled movements, aausted regulator,
corrmet, and in complete ruaning or
ler with elegent Gent's est Chain,
uithLneket and Key, mailed prepaid for
unly EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
The Orid. Gold Watch.
IN MASSIVE ORIDE GOLD Double
Hunting Magic Spring Cases, elegantly
.ngraved, or engine turned, Genuine
Patent Lever movetaentt, full jeweled,
regulated and warranted to keep co)rrect
time, and wear equal to Gold, preci
,ely like in appearance. make, finish.
brilliancy of color. $200 Gold Watch.
One of these splendid Watches will he
forwarded by mail free to any addre.a, ix,
handsome morocco ease, lined with velvet
and satin, (Ladies' or Gent's size Wtch, ;for
only TWELVE DOLL UL.
Watches for Hjliday Presents tanufac
n *r.d to order.
(;E\UINE A.13ERIC\ N WATCHE.
f all gra.le-. in (1.1.1I :Lt Si.4 r I':-,
rom u 18 upto $21.. E)the (;..*l Watc.he.
lqu.dly low. With *s,.ry c'lub of ,'ii
Watches, of rntt kindl, weu senl One etr..
df ame kind free, as a premium to gettet
ait of the Cldb. A sU~prior stock of Ge
mine Oride (old Chains, $2 to $6 each,
warranted fully equal to Gold in brilliauce
"f color, wear, etc., Bills of over $12 c,l.
iceted on delivery, if desiredL All Bills of
512, and less, must becash in P. U.
Money Orders, or Registered Letters, at
mur risk. Goods carefully selected, packed
and forwarded pre-paid by mail, or by
Epe, or sspt of prie. Sale delivery
of all gods guareated. Watches forward
ed to be exatined to parties known
when epres charges both ways are paid.
Noegoods forwarded wet of the MInsappi I
River, with bill to collect n delivery. I
Purchasers must pay all eeiss charges
on goods seat C. O. D.: aL r faretur
of moeay. All fah ordeb forwarded
**e of elarges to destinatims Catalognes
Free. Addr all orders.
OCAR. P. NORTON 4(00.,
Importers of Watches, ete.
EshlaMiehed 18i57. 86i Nmau mt., N. Y.
No. 34-tt
GEORGE TAYLOR.
NO. 91 FRONT LEVEE,
T'IIIHRLD DISTIICT,
Boarding anld Lodglgh
-FOR-
GROCERIES, PRODUCE ce.
GEO. GIGNAC AIP. JOURDAIN.
lISIIC h15 JOllhlll,
Comm Coura asD Vza.uM, No. 239.
ALWAYS ON HAND
AND
P.. '.THEl
iEtClAUlISE FLOU R
PovIsION BROKERe
10&...POYDBA8 8TRBEET...10O
W. J. TAYLOR.... JOHN Z BUR E
W. H. M0 W. Bparr, a
Ut. Jsmi lNw-Olea
MARKHAM & aEvRT,
HARD WAR a ,
109.....GRAVIER STREET....109
Nwr Omrzas
O. CASE AV S.
USDERTA:R1 I
W'~;ie~tE-~13 ORN*
f DRY hOOD , CLOT
II7 PII.L
EMPORIUM,
•l .. .CANAL STRET2T.. 1W
FIRST FLOOR:
DITY GOODIlk GE mT Uk.g
oo gors
SECOND FLOOR.
-.t DIE iiR t FOt RSHA 1s4, tAjA
AND W ItAp
THIRD FLOOR:
CARPRETS MATTINU AMD R0A4
A vist to the rtor will y
peton wphina nto buy sheap and
, good.
t -
110.... CANAL STREET ....
f Near 8t. Charl
I NEW OI.EA .S, L4.
MEN'S AND BOyg,
(or mi oWN MA)
BOYS AND CHI.T)REv.
CLOTNtIII
IEVS Ald IS' SIRlTX IMlRs To m
Every Article Marked e
Plain Figures.
Goods sold on "one price" ymtm, Ud
my article purchased which ailk to
Sti.fdction can be returned and the a
Cy will be refunded.
ai?'Modoerte Pricer and tFre
Stock to select from are sor d
the inducements oft'redI at
B. T. WA14HKE'N
PREUIIrI SHIRT 1ADt'LIIrOT 6 EINlti
110 Canal St., near St. Clarlae
Now Orlora1s.
N. B.-- Ltter Order' receive prompt
mttention :ad fili c . U. U.D it d1.ire,
070 wory' WReel
MADE FA3Y,
hT
We want MSnmrt and Enerertic Agent to
aLr uduce , tt pi :11Jtr at Ii )tly ulrec,:
ted inventions, it, every d!'sl. Iutw
•simd C(iy in the I: rlHI.
IIdispeusable to Every
Tley ae h i ghly approved of, emndd
and aopted by Ladies, PAP ,'i·,,.n rl,
PLsArtws, and now a GREAT FAVOW•
ITE with theem.
Every Family will Purchase One
of more of them. tomethiwg that theU
merit are apparenut at a GLANC.
DRUOGGIST,
MILLINER.
DRESSMAKERS,
And all who keip FANCY MTOIIF.
will And our exelln*at article, KELL
VERY RAPIDLY, gi'e perfect hntid
tion anl netting
mIaseU Portmnw
to all Deders and Agents.
Cou try Rights F'ree
to all who desire engaging in an tLekns I
Ie.pedrablJe nl wlIritjlblsJ Bus.ine~, at the
mine time doing good to their rd,1*"
nions in life Sample 82,00, si.nt fr, by
mail on receipt of price. SYND O)I1
WHOLESALE CIRtG'LLAR. ADlIttL
Phetoria Maunefaeturing Co
17 PARK PLACE. NEW YORK
COMPA SY.
Mamheturers, ImsportcN
amd Jobber.,
SRubber Good s
OF EVERY DESCRPTIO,
C0rlINa,
BoOrt AND 8HOES,
BELTING, PACKINO £ HOSI
ENAMELED CLOTH,
PIANO OOVEBS,
BALL TOYS, Ae.,
363 BEDoAwAT, 0o0. FRUSL., . ,
r MLax 8r, Cmm ame,
F. . SHEPPARD. Pau.
J. A. MINOTT',
OZORUGS HIT5,
Soam~ c STRoE.
NICEW OR~ZN