.lOcrder f,,r lydraulic Re;gulators can be
prolnptly filled if s,,nt in errly. Contracts for
future delivcry made if required. For particu
lars apply to or .dd ress,
JNO. S. MIcDONALD,
1P. 0. ilox '"s25,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Situation Wanted.
AN experienred sugar boiler. who can. fur
ntsh satisfarctory referer:ce ae s to esope-
tency anid skill, (esires to en7ager. . s:tla;ion
for the coming griirnrr season. Will take po
sitron as assist:nt hoil.r on a large Ilantat:uu.
Address, PiOSPELIt IODRlIGUEZ,
Donaldaonville P. 0., La.
la re i' Send six cents for postage and
S receive free, a costly box of
goods which will help you to
make more moneyx riht iaw.n
ttan anything e!qse n the wcr!Th.l At!, ," _,1.e:
x, su from first hour. 'h broa.i ; r.ad
, fortune opens before th~ work.:, Rj, s ol utly
acro. At once addrda, Triuz & C o.. Fc-rtiaend,Me.
"I was an Humble Instrument in the Hlands of
the People.-GEN. GRANT.
The Life and Servies of
Gen. U. S. Grant.
Hlis Early Life, his Military Achievements,
his Administration as President, his Po
litical and Business Career, and his
"Tour Around the World."
Contains a full and accurate description of
General Grant's early life and haLits; cadlt at
L West Point; his military record in the iMexican
War; his private life snbhjequetly; his great
military achievements during the Civil War.
his politiced successes and admnimstration as
Presldent; his unique and celebrated "Tour
r Around the World: the receprtions t.-ndered
s him, with addresses of welcome; his replies;
- his conversations with public meIn; his politi
cal and financial rever-es ;incc hi; return, and
his recent distressing illness, etc.
One Large Octavo Vo!lu;me
Elegantly illustrated with over -0 full-page
and other Engraevimgs.
