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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-16

world have taken . lary, ,art of ,,dl, .-stale
IL some say and s,ols th,. ,so,,. I'M. Z. mi,
lion, and million. ot ,h,r, fro, Iii,
| mssters--no, 10 make theu ,r,s, i'm, ., L..,,
them In ,h,r old ,,nal,ior ,,,, ;, az. -.
the poor wre,ehes are oonesled under .cy,r,
pcnnl,ies--then ,or,urr- ia suyr.odcr III. r,o
occsls Of their labor To their Pnyl;.b m..',,.
who exact all .they earn aboy, IN, s,.rv,or
point, for rent for th,. stolen land"
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The history OF Commodore Perrys expedi
tion 10 Japan concludes that the Japanese ar,
deficient in knowledge Of medicine aud surgery
but be says some OF their medicinal prepara
tions are very remarkable, producing the mos
| singular effects. Of these. says the writer
there is one spoken OF BY Titsingh who mu
its application and its consequeuces and from
some OF the officers lot our own navy, we lhav,
heard Of this preparation, of which we believ,
they have brought some specimens home Tit
singh thus writes Instead OF enclosing the
bodies of the dead in oeflins OF length and
breadth proportional 10 the stature and bulk
Of the deceased, they place the body into tub
three feet high, two irrt and half in diameter
At the top, aud two icet at the bottom. Ii is
difficult to conceive how the body Of u grown
person can be compressed into small space,
when the limbs rendered rigid by death, cannot
be bent any way The Japanese to whom
made this observation, told me that they pro-
duced the result by certain powder called
"Dosia," which they Introduce into the ears,
nostrils and mouth Of the deceased, after which
the limbs, all at once, acquire an astonishing
iiexbiiity. As they promised 10 perform the
cerenony in my presence, could not do other
wise than TO suspend my judgment lest |
should toGacinD, a. ar .,'ssa',liiy, . taG, which
indeed surpasses any conception, but. may ye'
be susceptible OF u plausible explanation. a.
peciaiiy by galvanism the recently dicovcrcd
ELECTS oi which also appeared ut first to exceed
the bounds Of credulity. The experiment ac-
cordingly took place IN the month ct October
1883, when the cold was pretty sever. A
young Dutchman having died in our factory ut
Dezma, directed the physician 10 cause the
body TO be washed and ief, all night exposed to
the air. on taole near an open window, in or
der that 1t might become perfectly stifl. Next
morning several Japanese some Of the officers
OF our factory, and myself went 10 examine the
corpse which was rs bard as piece OF wood
One Of the Interpreters. named Derby. drew
from bis bosom Sastook. or pocket book.
and took out OF 1t MI obong paper, filled with
the famous "Dosia powder. He put a pinch
into the ears, another into the nostris, and
third into the mouth; aud presently. whether
from the effects Of the drug, or some trick which
could not detect the arms which had been
creased over the breast, dropped OF themselves.
and IN less than twenty minutes by the watch,
the body recovered It's hexibiliiy. ! attribu-
ted this phenomenon 10 the action Of some
subtle poison, but was assured that the 'Dosia
powder. 70 far from being poisonous, WAS an
excellent medicine in child bearing, for dis.
eases Of the eyes, and other maladies An In
fusion oi this powder taken even in perfect
health IL said 10 have virtues which cause il 10
bc in great demand amongst the Japanese. II
cheers up the spirit and reircshes the body
IL is carefully tied up IN white rag and dried,
after being used, az II will serve n great mum
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love tn . Cottage.


Ihey uay talk ol love IN q cottage
And bowers Of trelhsed vine
Of nature oswiieh ngly simple,
And n milkm aids half divine
They may lslk ef the pleasures 0! sleepias
In the shade of = spreading tree,
And vsik in the aelds at morning
Nv the eide Of 6osstep ffee.
But give me . ely Irritation,
~ tho hight Of . ehandshsr--
With music to play IN the pause,
Aud nobody very peM
Or q sect On . silksn sofs,
with . giass OF good old wins,
And mamma too blind 10 discover
The ANAL white hand in mine.
Your love in q cottage !. hunSry,
ioar vise 10 q nest Of fies-
Your milkmaid shocks the srsoes,
Ane simplicity taiks OF pies
Y"a lay down In your shsay sluueet,
And wake With bug ~ year ear
Asd yosr dsmsel that walhs in the morning
10 shod hke mountaioesr.
True love Is at home on carpet,
And nightly likes his ease--
True love hath an eye for dinasr,
And starve- benesth the trees
His wind " the ks of . lady,
His i0ots sn iavisiLIe Ting,
III. arrow Is tipped With Jewel,
And shot nom silver string
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" Tus ssSan scu ws CrrsasD. Be.

TnE SgxATE scn EE CKrssrD. --Bcs-
'IxoAss, m bic sys-ch al hs reception IN B>s-
ten. mad. the folloving tsph avows
wher -e snail have eierted President, az
We wia, sko viii no, 10 The PrssiGen, a =
party bor of a ssc,.0n. bat the uib1hs o. the
people. ard aner Ne have ,rtsrmisa,ed a s~
nrs miserable dDaghsne. firm ;h< North
tbsr. IL tbs siave ssna,e viii nos give vsy, We
~i!l griad Lsfven 'ls sYysy and neA<v mall
n0nIs sf 9xT preC
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" hat the Black Hessbiiesn ssouss Dtd

The Black Republican Hons o Repre-en
,s,ivea 3, Washington is no,sb. for ,beae
things
T. Itvs nine week, in choosing SPEAKER.
which is generally efFectsd in one day and dn
ring ,be whole u tia, tiur Congress wss in q
state oi disOryanizsiion.
2 !, refused TO pas. bill securing peao in
Kansss ard which ngnifsd certain otruori1us
laws 10 ,ha, Terrinry for the res.on ,ba, such
peace would bs damaging ,o the political pre@-
Iccs Of the party.
, I, passed lsw legisa,IIg slavery into
Kaosas for two yes,s. aud eI'eodipg 'be Fngi
tire slave IA~ over n aod NebrAsts
6 II pazscd an epac'mept ralsirg the salary
of its Tr,znbers from Sc To sls par day
3 I, refused 10 rAs. the Army Appropris-
ton Bill q, the regular sssion, and sn ertrs
session had TO be called fr ibss puypos pat
ting ibe COveannept 10 great erpsns.
These rnesS7res are tbe only thing which
rendered ,bs last ssssiou oi The Black Republi-
can Hoas AZ all rSroorsbb -rineinnGt In.
Tasy0.
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OrIsiss oy HGsay CLAY,--Ip regard 10 ibs
priseipl@ of nopinssrvensiop, Mr. CLAr ssid !
" The true principle which oaghi 70 regals'e
The action Of Coegres. ia isming Ts'ritsisl
8oyesnnsuts. a to refrain from all isgsAs'sn
On the ubse, 10 Ioox - !, s is 'As Territorial
torn. baving the people II sneh Territory. When
they have attained to condition as stats, 10
ieeids Cor ihes~i,es the question oi allowances
" p~ohibitios II slsvuy
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Psus sos ms UsLsr AAs.--1hs pns
gsrs Of 20 AssicaItsrd Fsir V be hs1 u
Chasissseo. ILL.,. this week, o0W prsuisn 70
The ugliest mas 10 that or sdjoinips Stats, .
SO mirror. The premium e TO Be sdjuigsd
1y . committss Of lsdia. JoHs g. vA,ozS
aod Loso Joas wSuYwoars arc said 70 be
~ ealy sssAss>eats ss>srsd tse this psix,
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Oss.Trsrn ov A sscosp ,sos DrArs--
II will be remsmbcsrd ths, the Rev. Mr. SELL.
woop. Of the Episcopal Church, missionary 10
Oregon. was n the Psossna msssscse and re.
ported among the dead. 10 letter Just re.
oelvsd from him he says that be received ioor
sounds. snd u disGgurcd ior h,e. HS narrow
asesps from death 10 thus described:
Ahsr he'd recovered, sod psevious TO lssv-
ing tbs hospital, oos Of my medical s,t'odssis
Asd 10 ms: II look apoo yoar sseApe Is .
miracle The ball psusd 20 near 10 tue un'Art.
'bst IL most have pssssd Ut ibs iDs'an, Vi ne
putrsct,ou, tos had 10 p.ssed st its sxpsnsioo,
you must have been tiisd. Jast tbs Cos Ispth
Il sscopd n,sde al the di6sseocs to year ease
ostwssa lib sd dsstb." ae f 3i
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Tie saltwater Msseagu says they had
sligh, fairy d NOV there % the morning Of
the 2sd
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IspAsA.--1bc State election takes place
Oct. l4th. II ID for Htste officers. members Of
Congress, and Of the Legislature. Tho Con
gressioual candidates are M follows;
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A Fcarful Appasition.

TRANSLATED yaos ras GERMAN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-19

No matter how eager her little sisters are
for Mary to play with them, no matter how
hot the sur. or how heavily the rain pours
down, little Mary never gets tired, never for
gets to provide the breakfast and dinner for
the poor woman. Sometimes she takes the
EioIe and reads her some beautiful chapters,
for the poor woman is almost blind, and it
comforts her much to hea. the blessed word
OF lie. Sometimes Mary takes her doHs
trocks and sits down " her side, and sews
While, and chats away merriiy to amuse
her.
She brings a ray Of sunshine in with her
every time she comes" said the poor woman
with tears in her ewes. (Which triy,tens up
nv DARK room long after she has gone. She
is one of Christ's own flock am sure"
Mary is but eight years o!d. Some of YOU
perhaps thought that you we're not old e.
noush yet to do any thing for Christ and his
poor. Is there no poor woman or hungry
child to whom YOU can take the food which
would never be missed from YOUR plentiful
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4 N'Ni'i-Et J. b.-co'otv lH~ r,Co,. - leer
~ mr. !" i'r- ''.r-i- - t~ c-,v. in lie Urea,
men a. c'i-t.- -:-'' ma :.rt :i' i>,.>t>.t
NE .nnc>. Ne ter - "nr-' Lr'i>' Hy.,:t1a. II
l..''..i tiF-i. i''r 'i''i Cherry >t'fl.- N,n
~ i't me- B.. ~ '.-:> restore! many = c;'i
"l.t> = heath. 81 al - .l'lc. 80 WITCH lc l:>i
h'iii'.:i' ''t' i.'.~ : e,bl = ~ irc...n i.it
lhr>'rai ''''"r-> Il e., l-'t liza. e. l.lii o.
constantly breathing 49, agreeable, h:il,r :, valsi-
me M c'l;i lrfr'' r~- e., lur %. .il-ct c,l
tar' "'.i 70" 'i t a -.''. -lr ~, = .,l.f
TN -.i, -. t.a'N :r.. ,er , cha, -,- re, t,-ci
hi"n ''i." p" .''l 'n'r" rrtl ii'otie - n:., a',.
SUBJECT - -" ir'r,~>nt .'--.~ Tie iiy-.-ra
: t'r ~:'e - '', lre.---> .lrul.-l,ut IL, CON
'rN-N- l. i'.tl, ...tI-1i.
l-"lnf..'r is "il .n t'e le,:f-, a., ley tie r,,.
Mii''n' ,'e - 'i'''' ''ic'--l. l,a: - ,lc
h"i, ten >'i'.r'', :" 'fs'''"r:rc tie t,E't. Ham
dr'i- q" c'>''> "i cures. fAe the following. nigh
g nHnc--
'e l'"N'-'' ~ 'l-' IL -etf': las cured rcof II
Asthma "' ~ YEAR 81 dug. !. hft>IlIIn.
/. Y. Il iNl ca lttn. IA
"hi 'r'i a. 'te MI iii;l - I'll I,:l> >:Al.l.s
~ III tlt.- H. -';l..:.- MAi.tit1 A>IrN
H-,-klv,. y. !
Nr>- f:r'. - VI. : H. -r..rl--t. y y Vs.
cnrrd 81 " -'N''f- --''' l lrc!.- tie u, -,ii.a
Ny ~. H. "'''i r1'r'i Of tl-'re>- = : e'ncf
10 vera, H'"'> ,''''i = :ii.a t"c''"" :" te1l'ur
,'''- ~ .'' i.>-', 80 " ,i.l'' .. ''t1fa
~ ''-' - -',',- il ''"l '.ffi ht-cttr'f lie
me L, ~ Zee tr-"t New lttA- to>itii'> -
va, '''' u li.r f.t'." . Z ~ -1''-'--
y" '"Eh. N''- L.. ~. Dear 81 ''i'k
" -''t 1T "i''>> u -tai9 - ii'f1 Il. '.>-
~ ne .''f'i' ;'''l '"'.2>. Hay . hid >'nt
f"F' mn, !" ''>i'N IL 'ic:cN- ais clV''.''d
'l' II ! i 'n">' cN'F'iet; medicine. both lie SYM
ann ~" imam all''':'l'i Il :" lie '''-t.
'"'' > 'c''tr "fI'> IL as i i.'uS-
"fNiiiMt>: illANrfec';l'lv had occasion -o'e'.
N"", '''.IfN - ''i' al fitrr:ir Woo .. case
'''t ''f'i' '''f' t-,f refused :" 1'lo -
"'h'l i"Ii~ "iflttif. :a HI result l:> >:t''-tt
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Buy HE and I'll do You Good ="
bE. LANGLEY
ROOT & HERD JAUNDICE BITTERS

VII. 2rc"t ~pr'nG and summer me lie: con,
l"','i" TIE best roofs. herbs and hnrkS in ,hc
we ""rit, III ~"ch a manner n 10 co,l-tI,1l,o ,he
very best remedy for the cla-- of Diseases for which
th'v are rccr' 'nmeN1el. l. j well Know, tia
III" great and sudden change, Of our climate ,,,r,
c''d /" NOV. operates npon the blood. and throurh
maj upon fhc whole system Producing STARVATION
ana Impurities, torpid and diseased liver and III.
'F@''n/eh i"N"iS. causing tevers and fever and a
que. i1uIliice an unhealthy bic l,Imor> ,v>nar
~'a, C">tIve'.es> indigestion headache. ,I;zli,'cIs
""aF'nt-~ ''n in HE iic and bowels loss of anne
'!'e. and general debility.
pT i.Hh@"y~ htter-. net directly upon tho cans,
I" a.! 'i'-' diseases, and ~ u>e no. only prevcn,
'h"h o"' VIII cure and eradicate them from .ha
H>''h. ant should therefore he freely used bv all
VINO "'>h I" re vel and keep well. They are the
cheape>. and best medicine IN the world OOH. q,
cents Tor PINT and u cents for a LARGE ho-t,o q
nee ~ hi"n street, Boston, and for sale hv drale,
evcrvwhcre o.-,oo
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Ctc Californian.
For TIE BOYS AND GIRLS.
81 AN SD HAPPY"

lie Bizar. on tn. outskirts of Calcutta. Al
though she was thirteen wears OF age, you
would scarcely have ;aNen her .or ..ore 'han
ten. She WIS a pale. drlirate child: and
! often thonrl,.. a. locke! =. Ler deep az
tentior whea divine ti:n.s "-re the subject
Of conversation. that sDe wa, ;;p"ning &c: ear
ly slor:.
So u ate. her Illness common ed. she sai
20 b.r mother one iav, Mother. once read
n trait That doctor tod diving patient
OF hl-. ! i.,.r, -. Their" is no hope i know.
EKncw. replied The ne-,,,iring sinner: you
saw there is no ho,. for nv BODY. and ] teel
there is n" hope Tor nv ,ou! No hope no
hope But oh, MOTHER" continued Annie.
show II ankful should lc. that even though
nv BOD: die. hor: hope 'or my soul. Blessed
Jesus through Thee have obtained this
hn,.. ar1 Nall hot b. a,'a,nt1."
keadng the Bible was her great delight
and when She became 100 weak 20 hold the
book, she u.el 10 b,g her friends To read to
hsr ub., h. uouId o.,.n ex,ra;,r "Uow
SWEET, h,,v b.api;tnl. | want 10 be with
J.sus, Il want 70 ;,e the yIor;ous tbinos
critic, IN ,,s bo,."
In ano.hc- occasion, at night. when the
burning fever was so gre.t as to cause ex-
,.ss; 49,, s,,;J as bar ,,o, w.,
o. ,;,e her Some r., ...,.su. will soon satisfy
,;,,, mo v,t,r otJ;f. of which f. = man
drink he shall never ,birs, aoa,n." An hour
,.ss.d AMI Annie. mother was a,,;n aw,k.
a,o1 ST., L.,r, tho mas, ;ov,,s sorr1.
s,o, her ,e,c..J,b,,d ,noncb at fine time
Oh. r,,l..J With bodily, mi, "U,,,v
b,p,v b,nnv oh am So Lap,v ~ exrl,;m-
~, ,h.. J,;,, o;,I
nu, rru .r.,,, ro, ,,ro b.,r, W.
viii. ,as,;,o,,, ,h., I,,d .,,ys b;r, "son,.
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bail o. Ill.,,
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IN, h;s .rd .,on I.h,u h. ,,;,b him ~
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AI,horob Annie v,s 81 cons,,ont of bor
.,,;, d., ;.t, -, ,.a, .h.,
.h. could ,,,o, ,,,o w coil ho g..
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]. u. klLBOURNE..D. ID. s..
DENTAL GEON
81. M,nNsErEY, VI.

nE klLEnuENE, would say to hi, friends an,
Tho public generally tina. the conuec,,u,, Lae
t"'orc eX'~t- le,~ecn himself aud tr.,icr l..;n,
dissolved. h" will for the present conf;l,t hi. ,r.r
nee exclusively 70 the treatment Of the pa,nrl
teeth such IT. filing. cleansing. ex,rar.nr ,re..
'neh'' diseased gums. &c &c.) And he lo,,,. iv
.cN"hS HIS 'i'ne eXclu>lvely To- This reral li;..c
70 ATTAIN rrra'tr proficiency. and give better .ti
faction 10 his patients than If divided ,,,,, ~
departments OF his profession. ''
Charge reasonable
once No. foles Dem,nr'. BLOCH. ur ..s,r.
- va IA .feet 5stif
R's der'e At +. : Brort',. IN Sl,o,os~ roo,
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n 0 I &c F,

Z IL F.ersoH= HAVING unsettled accounts with
u the subscriber. fer medical service, rerdar
Cd previous 10 JANUARY |. 1865. are requested t.
c"!i ana aa 'nst such account t. soonbv note Or o.h
er"l:e. Particular attention to this notice may
save cost c. %. DENISON. MD
Lvnnon Centre March 70, 1855 s2otf
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FOR SALE
Caledonia Machine Shop Co.

n SUPERIOR article Of Warehouse Trucks COR
"A Of Merchants Miller>. and Others; .hp
same KEPT for sale hy CEtanhcrln. kcye> X Co. 4
Paddock & Co.. q. the Depot.
Also E,gnc La,hc> with AMI wi.lc1.. screw fix
:Ur.s. and Wooiw"ii'> Board Planners. MI Of >upe
rior Workmanship and construction. ~ low prices.
together VIII lie following articles "t % hand ma
ctln"rv. 81. clio; Icr than the cheapest;
Hii'lA Making Machine. Cranrils Machine.
N"r:i-n@ DO Panliel Raising i"
Seat h"r.n2 do . five fee lull,vs Tor
N:il N!ai,i-: loUr feet rui.cy ior Nj. >hat,ing
\ lo' OF east iron spiders for and i-et Pulev-
together with east iron Hangers and BoXc>. Tor
EnngfE e. inch Stating.
All persons IL any ot T." al"vc articles
WI. please eau before urcia~ir'c e~ouh"rc.
l. Il. FAii;HA\k> Agent.
S-.'"i'' ~',uiv I..,. u. l>.:,. @i,'f
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CARPET Bag, Umbrellas. &c. TajIors r.,
Of al kinds.
u Any o." wishing i"r suit for S,r;,r or
any ii IL" ah"'e e"ol. VII fad ii Tor m. If -er
ct |" call and examine their large ana dnsiralie
stock "i goods before purchasing elsewhere
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w AM u 5oHo GOOD Gus rom
w er>. wIo IL want O.! Il first ra'c article OF
BOOTS, SHOES. OR IL BEERS,
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cit;ir Var, anUt..c E!.. " ,.snas.

\ happy. bright it, glrl is Mary P.
and hrlisye i.is because III. is always nv
IN. 10 do SoIne one a Kindness | vert one
day I" SEE a poor woman eighty SIX wears old.
who lives 10y herself in dark basement
room. AL! "ho !rpen'.s entirely upon chart
~ Tor her support. On nv return. ! was re-
la'iny an a"coun, ct ny viz; ,o Marv's moth
Or. The little gu, Is. ae.i with great inter
sst, and said. 20, mo,h"r please let me car
~ her over some breakfast and dinner every
day We haze 80 much ,ri'. n ;.ch more than
she could ea'" The chll, had ,he matter so
much AT heart that her mother consented :.
and now you can see this little girl, after
break fast and at:er dinner ..wh dav, filling
tsske, with good Wholesome ion. for old
Mrs. c. Many ii,e apple, peach,
s@'mt, and pear, are slipped INTO the. basket
q Tsrfe:k The poor wcran's feeble appetite
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BRIGHAM 4 CARPENTER.
ST. OUNSBIR
MARBLE WORKS,

FVNlIl. Subscribers have ENLARGED 4 "r c>.atl n
m"nt ,lErnG he pas ~r:.-'u.--Hla i'll returning
their thanks tnr The very General fayor win which
their rk ha~ fr, regarded. Wou'd a;l.";.4crth a'
they rrHd> t. nav ,>h marble w,rk ia al -
various branches, is. rch ;ri uM'iu" styles. Winch
cannot r"Nrc,'cl:' prices below az con- petition
and within the lne:tii~ OF al. Those VITO ar"
about erecting Mo',uci,t> or slab will find =. HI
establishment designs copied from the r,ci artistic
work {" Mount AUhurn and Green wood Cemeteries
as" n" iiuilc >lat-'r mac" To ordcr-;o suit
the peculiar ta~:c 4 the purchaser.
MON MENTS,
Grave Stones. HEARTS,. Confer Ial'r a,1 Wa-h
>'9Nd !"r~. Niche ST. manufactured! o.: Marble
Granite. slate, Soap AMI Free >:o,e al TIE lowc>;
possible prices.
IRON f!.T2C!.s,
ror enclosing hur. lo:~. furnished 4. lie lowest
rates.
IL ",id"av"r;''- g l"'r ,I.r WI, on au equality
with the hc~' c.v Vuri.-:,' q lurl,h 'r-~ ~ ,r-vt
trust We -!al receive the h.cra patronage our cx-
,r.,.i.~ Ircri.
Z W. !,.jycrc, J., - ne '..r-,.- town,
free IL charge. Hes UEIeIjNN.
"53u JAS &c ALFtNIEH
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RNISHING GODS:

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ct tl""dN'rg'ic'~ .G.oyc~ Hosiery Fr,lch i;,>lrl>
White ami Fancy Nhr,~. Uu!rr--hirt~ AMI drawer.
>u~p"n@cr-. am n.anv o;hcr goods tba, ar. ,o,
mentioned.
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Latest STYLE Hats 4 Cane ).
Trunks and ValiSes.

Nc'' and BOYS Black. prah and White ST, HI.
al. 'rioe> a'it qu:'i'e- thick and tim. BOOT. Eu
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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-12
GOOD NEWS!
Important to the Public.
HENRY WEI,LS.

1x!S> Is constantly receiving from New York N @
syfS- Philadelphia aud New Orleans, the SsssS
* following goods, which he will sell as Gu
he always has done LOWER than aay other house in the
south. His goods and OF the most fasjl-
ionable styles.
Ladies' Bonncts satin crepe, hair and straw Of every
variety.
Misses do do do do and gypsy hats 10
French flowers, wreaths head-dressesvaRd etnmes;s
Bridal wells, blk, brown green blue aud Hhire veils
Fine watered silk Parasuls from one dollar up; ~
Fans in great variety, head ornaments jet necklaces
and wrstlets, fine gold wristets and guard chasnsead
pins ear-drops, lockets, finger rings, etc. Ladies hi
let articles in great variety; shell, |. r. COMBS buff
horn and ivory puff combs; hair brushes and tooth do
hair tonics and Dyes brocade silks summer, plain and
lowered do; silk tissues, robes silk muslins, wedding
dresses and sa1ins white muslin Of every description
figured dress musns, singhams figured linens aad
printed calico dress goods; all the styles embrtd-
cries, comprising part collars, underseeves, chime
setes, founcing, etc. Hosiery genilemens clothihg
boys do: coonades denims and linen goods @ithav-
cry article needed in fancy and staple dry goods
store. Ladies and geniemens trunks, carpet bags&c.
The public is iaeised TO examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere, and they may depend on every
article being what il is represented. Please to observe
CHEAP STORE and the name over the door.
HENRY WELLS, Texas ST., Shreveport
N. u. Country orders forwarding by post OF other
wise will be punctuay attended TO. marchl2 6m