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SllVy d BURNSIDE, cash

SiiNf II BURNSIDE, cash dr"''f-
~ in every description u ttrs "a'eh''
IA .I,srelrp. snd Fang 6cosf' having en-.
tered INTO narirer-h n The Watch making and
lex.lrv be-inr--. az the old .iarf Of Sifry a
Wood-. corner Of Texas and MARKET streets,
Shreveport Ia i1.c pleasure on snn"nncing ="
mi, npr,erou. friends TIA; their supply Of
GOOD. d. complete. embracing every 'af'e'y OF
catches. clocks leWelry, and fancy goods
ladies' snd GENT. gold and silver hunting and
open faced watches, gold and -llyer thimbl.-
lsde-' ard geni-' fine guard and fob chains
br.rslet.. n.t faces. goid PANELS and Fotd peas
IN god add -ll,er hande~, gold Snd silver -P.o-
t,ri.-. german silver do. Hiu-ic boxes scocrde-
ons. riu,ina-. -li,er and .hell VISITING earl
.a.s-. a great ysflei, of ladi-- and gents breast
pin. finger rings. bosom, coipf. ana -iee'. hut
tom. lad.s- ,ud prs hnr supply Of gent,
gold guard. und fob keys. -is guards, graudol"-,
lamps. mantle nrnamsnis canes, fancy ~"rs
bs,e.. french ciot.' mantle CLOCKS. mHrnr lever
CLOCKS. g.. So Watches, clocks. sud leseIfS
Of e,er, description rrpa'ed at short notice.
A good saieas. Narrated one ycu from date
OF repairing
We ar. si-o prepared 10 manufacture lrNe!ry
Of all s,nd-, haHN. 10 oar employ VIZ Watson,
late Of Memphis. = I",c iime is DEVOTED entire.
D, to that hfsr,h Of hn-ns--
Our terms are yo-in.i, cash, from th- date.
~il.Nl 4 ~ k\>lDF.
April 3. 1852 MO ly
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Nev orleans A1veriist 0tAes.


.\ex Orleans.
Tpp undo r. gped d~.ir-s res
pectfuily 10 inform the pubic Ina
~ WV the, can sl~s,s find at h.. Nn'''
>to-s, a choice and large assortment Of FiaHo
Fori.s, q, very reasonable prices, and On accom-
moSstng terms.
Amons them are Pipano Fo't.- nsde by the
old aud celebrated manufacturers, 7 Gilbert
& Co, Of Boston, e reh tone. snd hni-hed
beautifully IN rosewood. BLACK walnut. and ma
hogany. with iron frames. made N the mot
substantial ard aorkmsnlse manner $50
the Justly celebrated .tohsn Piano fofis',
shich Tor sweetness of tone, has. not been
equaii.d They are peculiarly suited TO The
COUNTRY - the .Solan does not fe4uif. tanihy
for years
Tn. Nv improvement in Piano rortss
,h. patent Iibranu9 Ote-brides. - also Tor
sale at the zane .-tsbi -hm.r, This approve
m.ni give. peculiar hrmn.-- and brlilinee, to
the treble add to IN. durability and strength
OF toe Piano and renders It capable. Ut remain
ng much longer IN tun. than thc-ein ordinary
use.
W.T. WisAseni fof Hu, Her; celebrated
Grand Pianos and Panino- made % Psfis, For
power and Sweetness Of tone, They STAND pre-
eminent
The Dolc. Compound Anachmeni,J P.lle,
(. Co. Pari> Pianos. aud instruments from all
the test manuiattUrie-, constantly fec.Nins,
and for -a. on liberal terms.
<,carll Iiard Pianos for .ale. from $50 20
$500 EACH and taken 10 part payment Tor new
Pianos
Pianos, Repaired, Tuned, Rented. and Ap-
praised
Ca,scarf', N,!odeou This beau'iful toned
" md. In-trum.ut for Y llags Churches Lodges,
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SEW ORlEANs...(sslinstd'


NrYHE, No. i33 Grs,ies street "" W
h.r, Ia cures Cancers, Sra'dh~ad, " n'''
Sxrllirs Soren and Ulcers, Of every dc'.'s'
t,ou. Jan, s, 1889. n97 ~
The following il another instance OF we a.
,on,.h,,, cures, h,eh, Samuel Reynolds 'sh-
20, D,,,p,, - .if,ctug. u those who are al
dated With this dreadful disease (o' any 'na'
a.. enumerated abo,e,) will call upon hun ne
Ill .spfy them from the testimony OF per
.,n. ~ n. first r.-peetabiiity, with "h"n, tnev
can enn-r.-. that b. can and does 90 q" '""'
n. ,,,,s. He hs- cured several cases ihA'
ha :. ,ssa given up by thr ,nori eminent Pf.,
,,,,,,.,.in the country, and in short i''""
Of tim, HIS ,rea,in.n. j. mid ana 9'O,'.
<o one hould contncr to suffer ~h,h fe"e'
., 30 ro.e a, hand
>kw ORLrAss, Drcembef u, isa3
D.a, az PERM, ue to ,Ifrc-- % YOU my
warm tmuk- for III. great trh"hl '''e"er
,,,p ,ou treatment. and to -ay to you ''a'
am no~ entirely we'll And. A. 1t - ease
~t,rh .h,uld add to your growing reputation
think hu, just hat the is,r,- Should os com
mu,,,,aiei to the public You arr h'r.i'ft'e'
hh,.riv 4 mak. any Us. Of this cerl 'hra'' YOU
NAV de.r. and, II persons '-tiing the eit,'
aha ,,s afflicted a. | Was. should wish !" IN
ou,,- tush.r into the matter. am prepared to
..,,.r, rem Of the truth 81 my statement
had la,x. cancer on the calf Of nv 'r9,
and xa. lnd-, the treatment OF the i.f''a'i''o
ID, Gilisr. for eight months ~ben be pro,
noupeed ur cured During TN. time, suffered
. rr.nt zeal from his treatment, aud p'ln MN
4. eou.,.crahl. sum of money Fo' eighteen
month. fer DR., Gilbert gay. ~. up a. '"""'
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~ poSALp

fNla,-', Ron. uraer ne CHy Ho'sD
nEAI.ERS in boots. shoes hats trunks 'e,
- Uses, Sc. Persona visiting the CT, "o"'h
do well 10 drop In a, this house The stock
on hand i, large, and the quality >l!le' ana
priee Of the article. IN their hhc Il /. oelie'ed'
will give satisfaction. The hat department i
urde, the charge Of NJ Haskell Tor man,
wears engaged in the ha, business Al No. ~
thartr.. street
IL Boots ard shoes made to order N the
best manner aud at the shortest notice.
Jan. =, 1888. h!N
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n MANUFACTURERS and dealers IN
Boots. Shoes. ~. gans. Hats Cps etc.,
also Panartr, L,ghorn >h"~, and "eI'ean
has. No. 10 Mngsalge, between ''.a' nnu
Common -i-, NV Orleans. aud NO ~
Blackstone street, Boston.
From our Houses at New YORK and Boston,
Ne are constantly receiving fresh supp'ie' o'
the above Goods.
Countr, Deal.rs are invited TO call and e.
anime our extensive STOCK.
Autl - SOD ~
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.. Atleoetioos.r

THr subscriber intends spending
few week, IN Marshall. during the
~ sitting Of the Distrie, tour. mhrr.
he will respectful, oil,r To those persons VIII"
may be- IN attendance there. "a hHe Assortment
Of Saddles. BRIDES, Martrgal.-, and other
apparaius. fot complete riding, all of IA, own
Manufacture, twarrantcd,) and Which he IA r.
solved shall b. red a, such prices a- 10
command .eady sale.
Please call on him one door ~sN OF Messrs
Ward & Nvion.
BERT WILSON.
Marshall. jane 33'h 1888 n:l-1
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sttrt.

Vr>IIE undersigned has lost OF m'-la'd h'-
heads,ght ceFtltcsi. for third 81 league
Of land. obiain.d from the District 'onft OF
Shelby county. on the l'ih Of o"l"hef' W
This !. to give neilee. that y 1t is not i""hd
within the tine prescribed t> law. hr VI" aP
ply to the proper otiieer- 'oT duplicate
JOHN NOMttk
Bethany Texas. MAY ~, 1888 ~
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Upholstery Goods, &C,

N,UCla A. cords, tas-cl~, loups, or curtain
y Aolder-. curtain bands and pins, co'nicc OF
rods. Muslin Cu,lnin~. iarg. and EXTENSIVE as
-otlment of paper htppnes and holders.
For sale n, los prices, by
JOSEPH EiTEH, Camp St.
Jan. \, 1893. n2'N
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.osax DuVERElx 4.

No 1s Teiosp,iouias II, >er Or',an'
COPPER, TN, aut Sheet IRON Manufacture
l S,oy,- Crates, AMI ship tahoo,e-, "t OIL
sizes and patterns, put rp to- "facf
1r Goods for the cou,.ry carefully psesrd'
Anil q, 1888 -
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.,..s,,E and straw Gooas..94.

~ YALE in, 4 co, ~ Magazine street,
New Urleau- Wh0issals U.di.'s N I'M
poy'ed Narieaad Fancy >iis' and >f-ar f'ood'
Lar.s. Tmbrod-ru,, Giorr' Manuals, Fr'nges,
Brdids Buttons, G'mp' trimmings" eHfind'
Honnsfs Nrar Haf-, Rrbbors. Arfpciai
Fis,rers, Nit,nrry Aritcis', aui R'rs Fanny
Dr,p Goad, n all Kinds, 4 full ard complete
assortment Of every thing IN their line at the
very latest fashion. constantly on hand Count
~ Merchants visiting tins tny ARE respectfully
invited 20 call and examine before purchasing.
e. YALE, JK.. 4 co.
81 Magazine street between
Common aud GrAyi..
T.p lGat
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

I ENTERS Of administration were granted
IL 10 the undersigned on the estate Of John
Ferguson. deceased, Oh III. 30lh day Of May,
4 b. 1853, by the county court, held in and for
Harrison county, Texas This is, therefore, to
give notice to all persons having claims against
,aid estate, to present them duly sulhen,i-
Gated, within the time prescribed by law, and
those indebted to the same viii make immed,-
ate payment.
JOSEPH GREER, Adm.
ANN FERGUSON, Admx
Jun. 25th, 1883. n3l-6l
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piano rOrtes &C.

THE subscriber keeps constantly
for sale the largest stock OF flanos
nv ;" in the city, principally from 'heS-
,s,>s and >rs,s and tlaRx. Those are I'M
the best Manufacturers IN the T.
State. Also. nj all times Guitars from MAR
rls. together with Violins, Aecordeon-, etc
All the lat. aud fashionable muse, with pre-
c.ptoY., etc, elc ~
HENRY PARSONS,
10 Camp street, Ner Orleans
d., I-.I n27-ly
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xgv ORLEANS. .CesliDssd.
IN~k>sE sTWk of CLOTHING"
Alon - VeetA Of TneAtooaolo
CLOTHING Ar RfTAM

,',oyu,>u ar sFrAy
..,, .,,'.unr a ,o,a I'm. pr.
\ ~ "Ir 49, ..,-~, ro,n.y of
a ~"''' NO -
"fa.'~'' c,a. and IN. o.h,
4. ..t ,,.,, ON, n,,-co, stock Of
'e !" genera '"-'
t'
IL un.qsailed IN extent ana beauty ., W.. VI
an! "'ne' e''~"','" az. ..,.,..,, !, !. or,y
:. .s' ,aa,n md s,,,,in. gu, imr,-n..
,ns,., .hou, hv H., .,u.l, fact
-, -, ,n., N. p,,,r. ., plac. upon
D'"s ."o", 80, ,b. ou.,,,v of
so"es y ""''''u''' -, ,..,,...,t.
","''e ~ ',,',.,,,an hot =. an.
20 70 =" 'a,-,n,,..,.
at 10 d""''hs N''h our su,'"s's .,
AZ our c'".m"s w..
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To the CreaIaers q Texss.

To the Creditors 81 TeAoa
T>HE Auditoral Board having hrc" Fe-"p.S
i ed by nm Act passed at the late liz
Session of the Legislature, the undergo
Will take charge OF. and prosecute to, -
settlement, all unadjus,cd CT anaud'tsd claus
sgaln., the late Republic OF 1sxas. A1s'~
addressed. postpaid. 10 the undsFs'gaee, "
either Of them, will be promptly attends 20
GEO. W. rASCHAl"
THOS. II. DuVAL.
Aty-!s. M.wA !, l.jl us7-H
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Vvvks! Nookai! RoOks!!:

'fNnE undersigned are receiving fine a.
-c,ln,n, of school books, choice, hI-tor
zeal religious. and standard, and miscellaneous
hook.--a quantity Of novels, albums. port
foho-. letter, fool.eap, and record paper, en-
,clopc- of all kinds, pens, INKS, and motto
WATERS, sc, &c.
YOUNG H JOHNSON.
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uEAv..s, l.. n. DUNCAN
DAWiJNS, DUNCAN 4 Co, Cotton Fac
IL TOR, and Commission Merchants, No. So
I,,-ondel.t Street, New Orleans. rs y
RytyR ro-Jame- Y Collier, Colonel e. ".
cooper, " :. Sanders, }. =. Ro-eborourh'
Jose ph w. Taylor, HARRISON county d. Jo'a
" Ma.-ir, J. J Holloway Rusk county
'l'rawmk, Jefferson.
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EVANS. GREGG, & KEY.
WILSON'S VIEW PATENT
SEiNI\G LA7UE.

tNANNs hhtt't, q NIL
WILSON'S VIEW Patent
SEA.W\G LA1HE.
vI>rIs new PATENT SEWING VA.
IUlNE can nov be seen ~ snrce--iul
operation (hs cuStomef-) ut the subscriber :
store. undo, the ST. hairless Hotel
The utility OF tins machn. being now de-
monstrnt.d beyond all cs,i or doubt, and pro
nounc.d by scIrSrisir IvpGEs.snd the practical
manufactures, at the >nflh, Ia be the best ma
chine tot sewing ever invented. the subscriber
announces to the pubic, and planters IN par
,ouar. that he il now prepared TO deliver SAID
machines IN complete working order, mounted
on black walnut, mahogany, or ross~ God stands,
and at the shortest notice.
These machines a,e invaluable to house
Keepers, and particularly to plan,e5- IN making
up negro clothing They work equally well
10 tine iIn.n. musiins, silks, or e0sr.c ~00lcn-
with either silk. aaS. OF cotton thrcad--eoar-.
~ fine. IN experienced band can make up
more than forty pair Of negro panls per day,
with one Of these machines.
Orders from abroad, BY mail. for machines
promptly attended To- and printed instruction,
how to so,s them always sent with them.
\ b. This machine - IN no way connected
with Wilson, old Patent Sewing Machine OF
1850, which work. with crank and shuttle
The machine nov offered for sale by the sub
.erh.r, ha. no wheel or shuttle in II, but works
in the most simple manner, and is upon an en-.
tire new principle.
JOSEPH HuFTY,
Under the ~, Charles Ao,el.
Apr lG, 1853 .sm
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DiMolulbo0.
- n " RX = -,

- - ~ - - =, ..~A
TME business viii be carried on At ne ~ ~.
old stand by the undersigned, and ee"e'sr5t
that n,mbls penny is better than slow ~ ~.
ling. we've cut our prices down to ~" y"
motto, and are determined to ellgood' J" ~ ~,
profits. more for cash, and 10 JeSer buy'3' ".
the railroad comes to town. In the ues""y,
We would suggest, prompt Paynsn" on NJ,
seor,s, to enable U. to carry out our hens'o''''
intent towards our customers.
WARD A. VlVIOH.
Jan. 4, 1853. v4n!7-u
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THE undersigned ~onld IN
En finn the citizen. Of Nsf-i'al
3 and ss.ini'y. that h, Pi"aeh
pes~dsy y ssiIl in osr.,'en, and thai he ma. r
seeushe MI 20 b. ~se.lI-d by nny hf"ase' '"
~ .artrt. not excepting the celebrated man
ufaetsss VI ll.ll 4 Spears.
T~oe~rsa ycupd viii b. PAID FOR Old eAs'
inSv taken ia exchange 4, the foundfY
Ne also eatrse. ON the wagon ara o'''isf'
husi,r.. Work made to order. or repairing
tsos at the shortest notice 80,
~ ha. also connected with the e-'ah''-h'
nent Cun.miih .hcr, where work WI D"
done ia a satisfactory manner ard AZ short no.
ttce.
NJ x,.A,s !, understood that he keeps on
Md The b~-s ma'erial. the most 'oinr'i~m
w>rtmen, 'ha, work vill b. executed promptly
~ =, the loves. Pfiees---as ei.ap as the cheap
~.
JOHN COLEMAN.
Mx4cA ~, 1853. ~
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NG.G.AOV GGOu AZ.
BARGAINS.
q d 81. 4 " q n D..

4 RE now OPP ning at the store lately occu.
~ pied by VIM, {, 1ubuc. u large as-ori-
meni # Dry Goods, consisting of Silk, Barge.
Muslin, Jacou.i English, French, and Ame,i-
can prints, embroidered sleeves, ch,mi,etle-,
u. rim. SIN aud Nd gloves, and a large variety
Of f,rcy good- trunks boots. shoes, hats,
lade- misses and children shoes -addlery,
hardware, cutlery, glassware, nndcroekctyw
$50,
\ large assortment Of Grocerts' and STAR,
Goods. ~heh they viii sell low for cash. Call
ami see.
Airetepcrf, April 30, 1858 "
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the WILSON House.

Co-n., NJ B,,n,,il. and Front L.,ee N,s>ts
Nee ORLEANS
MRS WILSON has recently removed from
WI l3i, Gravier street, and taken this house
1t is large. connrod,ous. and we'll furnished
She will be- happy to see her Texas friends who
may b. in the city diving the winter. fnmiiies
visiting New Orleans will also find her house
desirable place to stop at. Every attention
paid to comfort.
Nov. -, 1852. nG.
~ 81 BAiLS d Co, No. 80 Canal,
W. at and - Common IT,, New Orleans
Who.,sa!e G,oc.rs. and dealers in fne brand,es
wines, liquors, and staple goods. coffee, sugar
tea. salt, mola.-es. -four bacon, lard, beef, pork,
steamboat and plantation supplies, etc.
Dec. ~, 1861. n9S-ly.
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{. :. BEASLEY / co.

(LATE or MARNHiLL, TE(AS)
" hoi,,sk G,ocsrs and d,aievs IN Wines, L.
guns, and Provisions, No - Canal st.,
anii7 Crossn,an 81, (b,iussn Custom
iiouss and III. Ri,e')
tIAvE opened a large and we'll selected
] stock Of the above ARTICLES, winch they
offer o, a. ia,orabi. terms ~ can b. purchased
at ang house in the city Of New Orleans. Per-
-on- u-i,inr the city will please favor them
With gsl All orders promptly and faithfully
a',ene-d to- u, -,'e, attention TO business they
hope 0 give general satisfaction and to receive
a llbe- share OF patronage, particularly from
their Texas friends
jar. =, 1853 n27-ly.
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eDlAsOiS,tlGIl.

TIVE copahurr.hip heretofore e'''i'ng ~
it. town hrtwr-n 'ir .uh-'t b''rs, under
the firm Of RosIsI Do'Ntlt 4 60. Was d.
solved 90 the 1T INSTANT, bs mutual consent.
Either part, = authorized to u-e ihe name Of
the late hfu. IN liquidation
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We will furnish Bagging, Rope, and Plan.
,a,ior supplies to Planters shipping to the
abos, house.
FVA<S GREGG; 4 KEY
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GEORGE. WOOD, n. D
+. ROW LEY, ". u.
|. l,ONt,< NJ ID.

IL Purchase non. hu, those having the W.
nature 3D. ~ IiOBENSACk,' ~ all o'As~
are worthless limitations
Agents -h'ns new supplies, and all other
Wishing to become agents mus, address M
proprietor. J. y. lloBk\SMk. al his iAec'
ru,ory, No. i1n North SECOND street, above
Race. PHILADELPHIA
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants IN ~
United States.
NAV JIst, 1853 ~
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lii<SU\ 4 JORDAN.

W. W. Tx BALE. ;.s', re ,aa as ,;'s WI. S'
the above establishment. who carrie. on the
saddle and hnrn.ss bushes. IN all its branches
where customer, aud travellers can be attended
10 At short notice.
May II. 1853 i5-n
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alNVAOV L JOssDAN's
Ii T. X y = 7 1 II l. t.
MAEsHALi, TrxAs

LIv T. X y y + 1 II l. t..
MAnsaaLt, TrxAs
THE Sub-crihcf. beg
G leave to inform lbrir old
9RHH8 friends and the public
generally, that they now
own the well known Liver, Stable formerly
known rs pcrrj'- Stable, and having mad, con-
siderable Improvements nre ready 10 take care
Of horse. and stock IN s- good .,,le rs can
be done ans where and no mistake e. T.
uyn-on, one of the partner, having been a--
soc,atsd with Mr. Perry m the business for me
last two years. il We'll acquainted with the
ssme. ard viii guarantee ample satisfaction 20
customers. All We ask Is cal to secure pat.
fonags.
We wish II remembered that we ve no,
connected ~ih my hotel but Will receive aud
return horses baggage, Sc, to any part of the
town designated. We have always on hand
= good ss-of'mcn, Of iior-e., Bupgie-, Hacks,
&c, 10 hire, SELL or trade.
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ROBERT Dp\NfIL..
ALEX N,tD\W liik.
for h,m.elf aud
WV \ DD\NtLL.

Shreveport, 18Th March. 1898
Il ''hr remaining -tg,. of Goods " 70
be sold oe reasonable i,rrt-, for ta.h, To- close
fb,irA'ialf- ard those iuo .bird to the lite hf'n
viii please cr'i mud settle, as 10 save costs,
lhi- beng our last cal,
ROBERT DONNfii.
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HRATtfll. for q liberal patronage 10
VI X y s Co. b.g- leave {" greet BIZ cus-
tp-acrs vuh FkINU N1J' ~ \o "a.
IN N. Lrrc. winch be- int,nd- to increase lne,-
tent aud variety, - lhc wants of tlstus,outr-
uuy require.
Shreveport, April 30, 1850 "
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NrYHE, No i33 Gra,ies street "" w
..r, IL cures Cancers, Sca'dhrad, -" h'''
Swelling Sores and Ulcers, Of every hc'.r's
t,ou. Jan, s, 1883. n97 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

~ Doctor Ualsted, through the urgent solicitations
Of many Ladies' has been induced TO remain few days
loprer al the ST. Nicholas Hotel for consolidation on his
new SYST, IN OF Therapeutics whereby female weaknesses
are ,peedily relieved and permanently cured without
Information can be had gratutously BY calling himself
or Lady, between and 10 4. NJ, or aud L. M work
on Motorpathy this sJstem can be had at StTmger
Townseuds No 20 Wileys No l67 Broadway, Newfork,
or of the author, Ga above. Price % cents.
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GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT-PAUL
UJULIFN, Volinist, respectfully announces that his
FAREWELL CONCERT Will take place TUESDAY
ENENING, February - at Metropolitan Hall on which
occasion s sS will n + sislfisS soNrAa
CARL ECKERT
signor C. BADIALI,
Siguor GASPARONI, and
Signor ROCCO,
Who have in the kndsst manner offered their valuable SER
wees SSsns Orchestra Of FIFTY PERFORMERS, under
he direction Of CARL ECkERr
Overture to La GAIA Lsdra. .Rossin
By the Orchestra
PAUL JULIEN.
Duo from Don Psslualc Douzett
Signors BApiALI and Rocco.
Ballaa-'Tsas within a mile OF Edinboro' town.
Madame SoNTA6.
Grand ranasia-Lucresia Borgia. SAnton
texecuted for the trst time by)
PAUL JULIEN.
T. Grand Seens from furtani. Belhn
Madam SoNrAS and Signors PozzoLlSI, BApIALI
and GAsPAsoNl.
PART II.
. By mn Orchestra.
Romanla-'r NoTusndie'. Mercadanie
Sig BAoIALi.
The Witches D1aee, by PARTICULAR request Pasanini
T. Ana from Exnsn'. Verdi
SIG. GAsPAEoNI.
s Duo, for the voice and violin, composed expressly
MADAME SoSTAG and PAUL JULIEN;
Tho" Papa acoi '.RosSni
= Grand Symphonic 1Iumphie sa Memoir de wash
hgton. arranged tom National Aira and Per
formsa for the hrst nme by
PAUL JULIEN
with orchestral accom- pAnimenf
Tickets 81 snd e., according TO location; The sale OF
tickets will commence on Friday morning, Feb IL Al the
Doorx az 3; Concert a. 7k o'clock.