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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-28

ER0OEaJEs, LIQUORS SOAP. NAILS AND PORTER.
III tuesday, April 70 at l0 O'Clock ct 81 Dos street.
Ssc Of ass oder teas eosss 70
hces raker clio KS eves shirt col as fxures
ture large cooking range vess pants, coats,
A auetj0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04

OK intervention the Substitute 10 cnavs at n
use Of srnsd force to deest the lao drive the
settlers from the polls where thsy invited decide
Sta H n imp slavery Territory sgatnst I'll, viii
of the righf voters the sctasi ssteys-tnd I,
Legislature representing the shareholders the inv .ang
Ahs organic act OF Congessand destroy hs gus
ranteed under tt.
ia democratic to ds'ead the of ts..
oeths requiring eli settlers opposed to slavery
allegiance to Law they hold to unconstitutional 20
entts them to suffrage and enabling til ose not emit led
70 vote "a Settlers to avoid taking the
On which the right of suffrage depends BY paying dol
lar % substitute for al othsr quahH sations.
H democratic now to expel, aliens, citizens In
%ted the act of Congress- to settle the Territory and to
ntmidate enrAns opposed to slavery from entering by
e1Amples Of Lynch Law which would dsxracs bsrbanans
1t IL democracy now to pass ssiihon laws, prohibiting
uscusston and tho denial slave whore slave
~ wM not authorized denouncing the penalty Of death
seaias that - crime which the organic law depussd
- cuty 70 be performed by the people.
1t Ia democracy In . President to this reign Of
terror ebshed by force and arms and usurpston
nade 10 triumph ever the laws OF the United Sta by
series OF nvssons pubiey prepared announced In sd
vance, and occupying than year In accomplishing
their sbje, and yet not to raise finger to avert the
wrong, but after its oonsnrpmaon to proclaim that he
would oil the force the Uron Of the army and the
militia il necessary. to maintain IL.
Against this spurious democracy, which has thus per-
soted s system in the Kansas act and made it their
test ~ democrat Of the Jefferson, Jackson and Van
l3uYen school, enter my protest. F. p BLAIR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04

BIG SAIARIRs IN CANADA.-W. Lyon Msokenzls, msmbsr
OF the Canadian Legislature for the county of Hsdimend
presenting to the Upper Canadians why thsg
,boud dissolve their union with thcse of the Lower Pre-
had occasion to peak Of the large salaries paid -
c6cials in Canada The Governor, Sir Z. Had gsta
$751; 90 year. his house rent and servans' hire The
ten ministers get each 80 900 year. IS day during the
sicps o. Parliament mileage and 'immese partxen-
age" The Engineer Of the Grand Trunk Railway hes
salary of $13 COO year Sir Cusac Rorey "agenW fsw
that work. gets the Chief Justice Robinson has
SseC6 per apnum, $500 for travelling expenses and
gs,5Ar Of HAnion. Dundas and Wentworth, {hs IL q
IA nsser aso) gets IS 500 yeat. The Resszaf Of To-
rorto and Yors gets $I2 900 year Tbs Govsrusr has
Secretary 10 whom the Canadians pay s. 900 annually,
or the pr.t<nce OF quill orivipS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04

EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF SLAvBs.-The Lynch
bug Vginian records this as Of lot OF negroes thsrs
en- Thurstay NJ the FLOWING high prizes: -Shadrach
about 20 ,fars q, 500; Samuel, SLID Mac o. ITO.
willis al geo, Purpe sged So, 81 100; Petar 81 400
Robp, 81. ESQ Jobp, $3.50; Charles 81, $50; Jack :
81, 10, vtcdstn, 81 $50, John Mao, 81 640 Penaant
$1,000, i,cs t.7s 1hs average price Ia over 81 sO4
escs sni tbs sssegsts anaunt st9 s25 They wsxs ~
borgai by ci5ssrs OF Ly 1,hiJrg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04
Our italian GO, respoadence.

RoMK, April TO 1876.
Modern as Compared wih Ancient Ro~e--ieaunce Of ne
Rom,sh Church on Ciptttsattom-for Whot is % be
7honEed and fov What il not--1hs Decay qf Us TIN
poyol Poa,v-He Austrian Co.sordt:-Hs 7c,s Choroc.
tn, DC, dc,
Thank my stars, day altar tomorrow ssve ths Fer
al City 70 revsit the bausta OF modstu cyit1.1n fr
an heartily ttrsd OF tbs continued prososc. Of the
middle sgss that coupstsy ovsrpowse aal destroy tAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04

strict censorship by prohibiting books printed ia Feaacs.
England otner parts Of rusuy all sucu or obi boas
beng merely premium their sale within the demi
OF the Emperor The mind cannot bs deprived al
such concessions to the progress of the age o. viii
nance the loyalty Of the subject, par with his
the sn' svs S% n Ss
mich odd fogy," and what is still rsmarkAbss,
they have proved him and placed him vary properly
the retired list. Are there any old yiss sswasrst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04
Our Paris C0rresponder
Our Lsadoa Correspondence.

FAH5 April Z, IB50.
The Ball at The Turkish RrbaSy-Anriay Of ne Paris
Fdshtowdttes to OFT erefrg~rious r0taoena Of Dia.
appointed Belle to obtain on invitot ion-7he Turkish
Dipio,not Y1ids al observation-disclosures Of the Bali
Rooms-O-sendt observation-disclosures Of tie Russian
Ptenipontaris1Ye Crescent az The Ascendant, de-, d..
The great event OF the week, partakins it does
character not Lees political tasu fssivs has the
ball A. the rofkiah EmbAsay
The sxoi -ueat, aux,sty, aad enuia this orisoal
C. has causea anoog tsa bqs MONDE the gs,tscs mi
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importance to the day of dsmana9emsem. The usual
same occurs july October and January, but the first
mentioned date ia the more general The term Of
hire may vary For large apartments lease OF three,
six nine years. renewable every three years. at the
option OF the tenant usual though sometimes arrange
ments may be made the principle for one, two,
three years AL accounted small apartments in
tbs eye of the law when the rent does not exceed 400
francs and these taken by the term three MONTHS
the ter ant having the right by giving six weeks notice.
to quit in the middle of term, which under cireum
stances is admissible In large apartments. The rent
these last from Is 900 to 900 francs As how
ever, ths Is general in April all parties, high
and low ccntive if possible to keep their looatons till
that month order to have greater choice when hir
ing afresn
Thus general bouiererseaent takes place about thi,
tire. Enormous vsns, With heavy yellow wheels and
black covered beAds looking like movable houses are
SEEN from the beginning OF the MONTH blocking up tn
way in all parts of Pats One he equipagss OF til.
same description octave edition Of the great foios
ecate instead of horses occupy the shatN tbs
other to propsl then follow platforms which, after this
fashion Of sedan chairs carried by the snewy
OF tina porters. To describe, however the systematic
method In which these gomssria curriers' set about
their work Ia not easy. FAY comes rial except Ut
periods OF this kind they have little practice for their
cation.
When about to make . demanageynent you forthwith
put yourself IN communication with OF thu estabIts
significant of their calling that is agreeable pic.
turs Of the Aforesaid drawn by beautiful gray
horses who ssem to take such pleasure in their work
that out OF pure bensvolence you viii be disposed to
ploy them snd By their side the cea spec
Of good nAtnred master of the eyes evsr sst
o. The pstroo employer Immediately comes /, your
apartment Ate glancs be knows how many los5s you
HAYS, suo, be asks third tuan he hopss 10
receive AUD then the bargain IL srost lie r,spon-
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-23
! TO THE LADIES!
MISS .LINQuIST


MARKsT STREET, nearly opposite the Posto1iee,
Bees to inform the ladies Of Shreveport and yJf7a
- her patrons in particular, that she hasjust E#
60 returned from Paris, with large assort- I NA
nent Of the most fashionable and choice
Millinery and Ladies, Fancy Goods,
selected by herself expressly for this place, consisting
in part of
Ladies' Toilet Goods, of every description,
Bonnets of the latest styles,
Head Dresses, Flowers,
Bridal Wells and Wreatlis of every description,
Silk Velvet, Musk Velvet and Cloth Cloaks for
ladies and children
Silk Manas Of various colors and styles,
Satins aud Silks, in5great variety.
complete assortment of every description of Trim
mings, including black silk velvet, musk velvet OF
various coors; MORE antique gaoon, silk and vel
vet ribbons silver grey plush and velvet ribbons
GALLON Of velvet; silk, and bugles, new styles
full assortment Of choice bonnet ribbons, JET
inents English crepe, corsetss embreideres, laces,
blondes, gloves, fine extrnctssfor the toilette, port
monies, dolls, and various other articles hume
rous to mention. All of which are imported direci
from Paris and viii be sold at the most reasonable
prices. The ladies are invited to call and examine
the assortment.
Particular attention paid 10 the making Of Mantias
and every variety 81 MiIliners Work executed with
taste .neatness and pTornptnessg ian3a
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Plantation & Garden Fertilizers.

THE subscriber has constantly on hand the follow
ing concentrated n,anures, a single trial Of which
viii prove TO the most neredhious their value as
restorer of fertility TO Soils and their adapts
ton to increasing largely the products of the Gnrden
and Orchard: Numerous testimonials fro.h gentle
men who tried them last season have been received,
all of whom concur in saying that the experiments
were satisfactory and profitable beyond their utmost
expectation. a..
Phosphasd Gaane, in barrels of about $50 Tbs, at two
cents IL tt.
Super Phosphate of Lime, in barrels Of about $50 u.s.
at two cents 4S fb.
Coarse GsonEd Bones in barrels Of abot rs lbs, at
Il ceEts IT, ID. 4
Fine Ground Bones, in barrels of about 900 r,s, at
u cents d. Is. 4 So
Peruvian Guano, in sacks of about l4o lbs, at o
cents Y fb.
Poudrstta De- odorized nghtsoil, in powder in Bar
rels ofabout ST. so % b.. aI
Land Plaster, at 81 IS B barrel. & s sss.z &
ALso-Rotk Salt for plantation STOCK in ba.rels OF
abou. 500 TBS, at cent ~ h.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended to-
pamphlet containing further particulars and full direc
tons for using the above fertilizers will be sent by
mail, on receipt Of postage stamp, toany person dc,
string It'll D.. G.. LOWRER
mafcltla 9s Magazine street, New Orleans
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State of Louisiana---Parish Of Caddo
TN DISTRICT COURT.-Suecesson Of VIM. Bck-
i ham, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that E. C.
BlegHAN tutrix Of the minor heirs Of William Bick-
ham, decd, has this day filed in the office Of the clerk
Of said court tahleau Of the debts in said succession
and prays that the same may be Eomoogated; and
unless opposition is made thereto in thirty days. the
time prescribed by laws said ableau of debts will be
homologateH approved and made the judgment of the
court, as prayed for.
~ Given under my hand and seal of Office, this
+. 5. 3lst day Of March, A. D. 1856
49, a. A. II. LEONARD,
apriI2-Im IS Dept elk.
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SHREVEPORT AUCTION STORE.

THE subscriber, having taken the corner brick build
i ing on Texas and Market streets, (opposite the
market house ;, has opened GENERAL Auction STORE
and is ready receive goods every description
on consignment. Having been for many years en-.
gagged in the business he atters himself give salts
faction all who may honor him with call His reg
uar days Of sale Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
any other day, when business demands his attention
Will give particular attention to the selling Of Ne.
groes, Real Estate, Horses and Succession Sales
Liberal cash advances made consignn,ents oil
Groceries. A. l.. HE1NE, Auctioneer.
Shreyennrt. January 10. 1855.
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= BEN! I#34 A. 3 N GLE, Iea
Fancy and Family Groceries. Wines.

FaHty anu FdMIIy GFOCeTItS, " THcS.
Liquors, Cordia1s, China, Stone & Glassware.
TIME undersigned is now receiving by every boat his
i rev stock of Fancy and Family Groceries,
prisng general assortment expressly selected for this
market; also large stock of china, stoneand glass
ware. and general assortment Of table and kitchen
furniehng articles, which he calls particularly the
attention Of the ladies'. He constantly keeps hand
good supply of wines, liquors and cordals all of
which, is warranted ,and of the choircest brands;
fine Havana cigars, smoking and chewing tobacco,
meerschaum pipes, etc. As am constantly in New
York. to attend to the buying part of my business
prepared to fill all orders left at my store, when
the goods ordered will be delivered within IS days,
10 per cert. net advance New York cost. No
charges if not suited. Buying all my goods in the
first market for cash exclusively think l offer
great inducements to cash customers One price and
no deviation. Terms cash. s.,
an. o " 80. - =.---Z-E --l- a. ANGLE.
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Committed to Jail

"a. IN the parish of Caddo, negro boy, about 1--WE
- feet seven or eight inches in height, and some
twenty-five twentythree years age has one front
tooth out in the under jaw, and he is of dark complex
ion. Calls himself George, and says that he belongs
to a Mr.. Thomas Scott, residing in Cass county,
State of Texas. The owner owners of said negro
boy is hereby notified to come forward, prove pro-
perry, pay charges, ana take him away, or he will
be disposed Of as the law directs
B. w. DAVIS; Tailor Caddo parish.
Shreveport. March 5. 1885,
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LOOK OUT!
The same Old G0ons are together Again!

The same Old C00ns arc together again.
- THE subscribers again urs.5z-s
II ISOLATED together for the pur- GgANSA
v U pose of carrying on the @NaG sAzsssSAzs.
BLA CKSMITH, WAGON MAKING AND
CARRIAGE BUSINESS,
in all the various branches, at their GID STANDS,
on Milan street, corner of Edwards. Feeling CRATE
full for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to
the they their old friends and the public that
they will pay prompt personal attention to the repair
ing of carriages buggies. wagons, and all other yehi
Giles. Having hand 10000 feet of seasoned timber
embracing every description, together with the largest
stock of iron and steel ever brought to this place,
able to do work the shortest notice and mos
reasonable prices. Sis
Mr.. Robson will attend in person to the Horse Shoe
ing department, and one of the firm at all times
be found in attendance at the shop. s-.5 E~.4s
Our work in all cases will be guaranteed.
We work on the one price system, whether for cash
or on credit, @ ROBSON & KIMBLE.
Shreveport, February 81, 1856.
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Red River and New llrIeanS Packet.

THE superior ard well known passenger
- steamer z g se VI, MeopY, mas
- - - ter, having been thoroughly repaired
and put fine order, has resumed her regularly trips
and will run during the entire packet be-
tween New Orleans, Shreveport, Port Caddo, Benton,
Smithland; Jefferson, and all intermediate landings,
For speeds safety and comfort the Storm is unsurpts
sed by any boa. on Red River! and her officers wi!
make use every sxhrtion TO give satisfaction. For
freight or passage apHly on board.
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Premium Petit Gulf cotton Seed,

Alln BUSHELS Premium Petit Gulf Cotton
fUUU Seed, warranted fresh and genuine. Jus,
received and for sale at the Warehouses Of OeLEsny &
GR1sasohD, N. MooRr and n ". HowEIr. & Co., at the
store Of JoHs WAIfIEs, and by the undersigned.
febl3-,f r. H. RoSSOE.
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state of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of caddo.

EEdLE Oh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I OaSlt1Ut
In DISTRICT COURT.-Successi0n Of T. Green.
l Deceased. Notice is hereby given that JNo d.
GREEN executor of the win of R. Green, deceased. has
this day filed with the clerk of said sched-
ue of the personal debts of R. Green and schedule
ofdebts of Green & Douglass, and prays thatthe
thereto in thirty days, the time prescribed by law. said
schedule of debts will be honoogated, approved and
made the judgment of the court as prayed for
~ Given under my hand and seal Of office, this
LIS. a2d day Of March, 1856.
Z ~S A. H. LEONARD,
marcb26-Im 55Ez DENLY clerk
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Nnfica.

TN GoNSEQUENCE OF A RUMOR having been
circutatdd that charges per barrel for storing
up freight are IS cents, induced to notify
friends and the public, that charges follows:
Storage per barrel, ........................121c.
Drayage, receiving and forwarding. Gle.
WHITE, SMITH g. BALDWIN.
a priJ 90 frame
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New Orleans, Shreveport and Jefferson
PACKET.

TIE new, staunch, fast running steamer
lkszsazzzsss SWAN, CHAs. HAYES, master, c. T.
$50 Hayes, clerk, will continue all the sea-
son her trips regular packet between n. Orleans,
Shreveport, Port Caddo, Benton, Smhland Jefferson
and all intermediate landings and will pay particular
attention to all business entrusted to her. The Swan
is entirely new having been built at Louisville during
the present fall expressly for the Red River trade, and
is furnished with hfe-boats preserfets; etc. In
cordance with the late law of congress- and in point
safety and comfort is unsurpassed For freight OF
passage, having superior accommodations, apply on
hoard. decl2
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REUBEN WHITE. JN0. W. sMITH-T- jos. w BAiUffN
WHITE, SMITH a. BALDWIN,
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
And dealers in
Groceries, Boat and Bar Stores,

Es PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &c,
Corner of Commerce and Milan streets, Shreveport.
TTAVINu purchased from Mr.. z. G. Hart the com
Il IL modous Brick Warehouses, formerly occupied
BY Mr. L. E. Garter, and more recently by Mr. Nat.
Moore. now prepared to receive and store cot
ton, merchandise aud produce, and solicit the patron
age of cur friends and the public, pledging ourselves
to give prompt attention to all business entrusted to
our care. We viii keep on hand at all times large
and complete stock Of Plantation Supplies, Boat and
Bar Stores and Groceries, Of all descriptions which
we requesting attention OF purchasers.
N B. Our entire charges for receiving, storing and
skipping cotton, be twenty five cents perbae.
Shreveport, April 9, 1856.
1lrThe Republican, Marshal Star Spangled Ban-
ner, Henderson; Telegraph, Tyler; Enquirer, Rusk;
Columbian, Mansfield. and The Caddo Gazette copy for
oi,esyeat aid send bill . this cff1es,
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Committed to Jail

CIMA In the parish of Caddo, negro girl, about
-NA five feet, one two inches in height, and
some twenty-five years Of age; and she is of black
complexion. Calls herself SARAH, and says she be.
longs to Mr.. Pnkney Toodle, who lives in Harrison
County, Texas, near Glade Spring post office.
The owner, owners, Of said negro woman is
hereby notified forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away, or she will be disposed
Of as the law directs.
Saz B. w DAVIS, Tailor Caddo parish.
Shreveport April 90, 1856.
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New Orleans, Shreveport; Carolina and
HIrRRICANE RI HE'S PACK EtTs

fSNaaas h, The new and splendid passenger steam
"a 5sstFss boat ROSA, JosErH SALIBA master.
fssssz5sz Will on the first rise of water
running as regular packe. between New Orleans,
Shreveport Carolina and Hurricane Blutfs, and will
promptly and faithfully attend TO all business enrus;-
ed to her. The Rosa has been purchased expressly
for the trade, and will continue permanently in it.
She is new, has splendid cabins, elegantly furnished
large and airy rooms, and fof comfort and safety
is equal to any boat the river. Her officers
CAREFUL experienced and well known in the trade, and
will use every effort give satisfaction Freight and
passengers will be received landed all points or
the river. For freight or passage, apply on beasd
Shreveport, Oct. "a, 1885,
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Confectionery e. Family Grocery StGfc.

Texas street, between the Levee and Spring street,
next door to Balls drug store, Shreveport
sas, HAS Just received direct from New Orleans and
is now opening large s.h and do sSpeo ond
Family Groceries, comprising every article usually to
be found in stores of the kind. Among the stock is:
sugar. molasses coffee, teas, chocolate, rice, starch,
candles, common and fancy soap lamp oil, muckerel,
salmon Goldfish herrings, obsers sardnes, olives,
chovies capers ketchups sauces, pickles. preserves,
brandy fruits, fruits in their juice, pe-ruts, rail-
SINS currants prunes almonds, pecans and other nuts,
syrups of every description, fine cordias, water,
and coda crackers. cakes, candies jees and jams fine
salad oil mustard, pepper, vinegar, ginger, nutmegs,
SPICE English and pineapple cheese, butter, lard fine
salt, etc. etc.
Also select stock of choice old Brandy, Port, Ma
dera Sherry, and White Wines, Champagne, Claret,
RUM Gin, Irish, old Cock, Monongahela and common
Whiskey; Cider, London Porter and Scotch Ale, fine
chewing and smoking Tobacco, Cigars, etc. jun6
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Aucti0n Sale This DaY.

E.E WILL be sold without reserve on Wedncs-
days a3ln April in front ofmy Auction House.:
(. / two horse Rockaway and Harness; 80
/ one horse do do
Carryali, withou. harness;
secondhand Buggy, without harness.
Also--One grand action Chickerng Piano, nearly
new. at private sale 5y A. L. HEINE,
anri2a Auctioneer.
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TO the Ladies'!

<nty> The undersigned have the pleasure to in I'd
SYSS wife the attention of the ladies Of Shreve- F#
* port and its VIC ity, to the well selected "a
stock of Spring and Summer Goods such summer
silks lawns, musins, bareges and brillantes.
Also, fine assortment of white jacones, tape and
Swiss muslins, Indian lawns and nansook; fine
sortment of parasols, umbrellas, fans, etc.
fine assortment of undersleeves of all descriptions
and qualities.
Fine French corsets and underskirts, All Of which
we offer for sale the lowest New Orleaus prices.
Orders from the country attended to with care and
despatch. G. M. LEVY & Co.
Shreveport, March &c, 1856.
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a. N. BAUMAN,
Blacksmith, WheeiWright & Wagon Make

Texas Road--One mile from the River.
~ HAv1Ne received full supply of TN.
{ the best American and swedes =a2EE==sg
y Y iron, and large stock of the
best of seasoned timber prepafed at my old stand
to execute with despatch and the most workmanlike
every description Of Blacksmith and Wheel
wright Work. Carriages Wagons, Buggies, etc, re-
ed. Every description of work apperaining to Cotton
Gins, Saw and Grist Mills promptly executed and in
superior manner. All kinds of Job Work promptly
attended to. Horses shod by experienced work
man. Thankful for the patronage heretofore extend
ed me, solicit It's continuance feeling assured that
can give satisfaction. All work done at the very
lowest prices ffeb13] A. N. BAUMAN.