The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-17

On the 9th inst, by j. w. Jones' ESQ.,, Mr. ALEX
G. WALDRAN to Miss JULIA TABER, all Of this parish
Thanks to the happy couple for the bounteous sup
ply of delicious cake they sent to u.s. May long Lie
and bliss attend them.
DTHE idea of the living body being the recepta
Gle OF greedy worms, sickenng; and yet six out
every ten children more or less afflicted with
them. Why should this be the case when there are
volumes of testimony to prove that few doses Of
Winer's Canadian Nermtuge will eradicate the d.
Parents make note OF this established fact
and remember that the medicine is free from all de-
leterious substances
IL Be particular and remember the name "W ners
Canadian Vermifuge this is the only article that can
be depended on Remember this
Prepared only by J. Wright d Co. New Orleans.
For sale in Shreveport by all the druggists.
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0J'To THE MLLIoN-Professor Wood, of St. Louis,
has, after years of deep study and untirng research
succeeded in presenting to the public article su-
perlor to any EoW in use, and indeed it is truly
wonderful discovery-we advert to his Hair Restor-
alive; the only article that has been completely sue
cesstul in cheating age of his gray locks removing
dandrut itching, scrofula, &c. Itrestores the gray
headed to more than the original beauty: adds new
iustre to the locks already uxurian; having the ef
feet coarse, harsh hair to render it glossy and
wavey; fastens permanently hair that IS loose or
falling, and many other qualities which will become
known as soon used,
The pride of mankind is sngularly developed in
the keeping and arrangement of the hair; perhaps
from the fact that it is the only portion Of the human
body that we can tram IN any way we choose; how
important then, having this portion left to care,
that we should use all the science has placed
in our hands to render it beautiful and permanent.
If you would have beautiful hair glossy hair per-
manent hair, hair with its natural color elegantly
preserved to extreme old age, don't fail to purchase
Woods Hair Restorative.-Iowa State Gaz. So
New Orleans Market.
September 9-The demand for cotton during the
past week was good, and prices assumed more sea-
diness and frmness for the new crop.
The receipts (lncluding $685. bales on handD
since the lst September, have been 10 1913 bales
Exported during same time, 1901.
Inferior, 64@8- Middling, l1-@1l4
Ordinary za,; 81, 99s@I054 G G?; 1d5@5I
FIoUR-superfne, $621@615; extra, s63l071s.
PoRK-M. Q. SIS 50@l8 IS; mess, $l9o0@l975.
BAcoN-Sides, 81 @l01ac; shoulders, 8334@916c.
LARD-1O@l4c. Il tb.
CoEN-75@96c. q bush.
CoFFEE-Rio, 815@l03Ic. 70 ID.
SuGAR-81409; 81 @l0c. = ID.
MoLAssEs-30@45c. 49 gallon
WurskEr-Rectifed, 81 @33; raw, 33@34 i gal.
HIDEs-Dry country l215gl4c p ID
LIME-At retail-Thomaston, 50 6715@3. Yves
tern, none.
sALr--Ziverpool, fine, 81 3o@l IS; coarse. 81 Is
81 20 u sack.
Exchange n. York. at sight, 114911ss &c. prem.
Land " arrants, 92tU9f cents ~ acre.
CATTLE MARKET, September 9.
BEEF--Western, fine, 715@9-c 4p ID net.
Texas and Lake, - 4-@7lsc -
Hogs, 1890 $685.
Sheep, So O0@5 90 p head.
Calves and yearlings, : 81 90@8 90 -
Mich Cows, $28 0O@50 90 -
Market well supplied and prices dropping.
GEO. w. MUSE. F. ]. wINBuRN. !
G. w. MUSE & Co.,
A D % n
~ Merchants, and Steamboat Agents, No - Ora
'ier street, New Orleans. sepl1- 3m