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valuable """ "i'y nc maze very
The Soil is kind and of good CLAW bo,,,,o f,,...-
fsE%Ez whle and red, grows iineiy Thar :, =
S2fSktSs% snilicicncy OF WOOD for lie Fan. - "
GTVSsaS ChesnuI, Cedar aud Locust 'rINIRL.p
There Is an Apple and Peach Orrb,r'I -,
-1ss&&z>-- tie Farm O''hlfd Oh
The Buildings consist Of n ,ne storr r,.. = =,
ss&s ing, with two rpams hcIo,y and thr'a T
5sAiiil stairs; Brick Stable, Grannrv Cnrn III.
MIll carriage Meal and Poultry Ilnnses in far m
diIion. i III 'OIi-
The Farm dioins The lands ni Mr. q Uovord IT,,
W. Ncbb aud others. The drinking Eaier * ,,,i oi
gc SITUATION heailhY The ncglIbUri,od IS uHe # ,L,
~. 'a III "e 'Hu'y' ana The advantages iur Navigation
~ aie very good, steamboats, and sailing nnckais ,o,.
urher creek point for baltimore and phil,J,,I;
frequently through the week. thus securing to ...
El9e "l DOlh markets. while good granatv oud ,Ir
Al the landing Afford additional fact tiles 'Thc I'
wen oIVlde into Two. SECURING to each nir
The property IS desirable to any one wisbing IN IN
vest, and by the expenditure OF moderate s,5 ~ @ -,
be made very handsome estate.
Mr.. IhOs. A. Mere1 will take nlaosuro =, aI
ing lhe property TO any. one dspOsed 10 nuroho,o
IilE TERMS of tale are-One.eigllh unrt or tho
purchase money TO be paid the day of .oIe mr. ,.
Ihe ratification thereof; tw0ciphIhs i'm one wear C'
e uay Ol salei and the balance OF iveeirhts in
equai instruments in two, three and four veors fr
the day OF sale, with interest ir,m the Grs, J 20
Trnuary next-the interest TO he paid semi.annnsIIy
nc Purchse money tJ be secured BY the hand nj ,I
a u'aSee Win security TO be approved by The rru,
Possession will be given on The first tav of Jon,or,,
~, Inc purchaser, if he desires it, can bove rh
wheat seeded IN falow by making fnir co'no,'s ',o
he Corn Ground VI securing IN
GEoRjE YICKERS. Trustee.
NheS'erlown, Md, Sept. 10. lS56-ts
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Fail and Winter Dry Goods,

Fail and Winter Dry Goods.
Cheap for Cash.
| II ELLEY d BROWN, No. I3 North SECOND :,
IN PHILADELPHIA, would particularly cali In.
attention OF their customers their large assortment
OF Fall and Winter Dry Goods. comprising in part
| LADIES DRESS GOODS
Black Silks Mons de Ioines
PLAID Cashmeres, Bombazines
NODOurgs, Nous dc Bege
AiPacas' GIRghams Prints, &c.
SHAWLS
S'elia' Broche' Long and Square,
LoOg and Square, Black Thibet
Dlauhe'I - Cashmere etc.
FURNISHING GOODS
DAnhes Linen Damask,
o. 11ichInes' Table Covers,
Sheeuhgs' Napkins
COuDterpanes, ToweIing etc
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.
Slouhs, Oassimeres' Cords, BeaY teens
SaIlpe"s' Festings. Kentucky Jeans etc.
FLANNELS
lied, White and Yellew, Bay State ODera
IN all widths and qualities Sacking, IN ali shades.
Our Goods heng bought and sold exclusively for
Cash, enables US to distance all competition
Purchasers charged but a small advance on Auction
Cost and No Abatement ia Prices
RELLEY d. BROWN
Ne. l3 North Second st., aboye Market Philada.
sep24-3m
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sNYR PRICES CURRENT
cORKEcrEO Weekly FOR THE TINES,

PASCI1ALI'S FEVER AND AGUE MIN
TuRE.--The following te>tmonia ls.irom thos
well known to the readers OF this PAPER. are
few among many received, in favor of his ex
cellent preventive of fever and ague:
90 The following is from e. p. James. Esq
the celebrated author, (now British Consul at
NSftolk, Virginia
British Consulate. NorfoIk. Va,
Feb. 10, IS56. (
My Dear Sir-Iou tell me not to rive an,
Testimony in regard to the efficacy of the RENE
dy OF PasclnlI, unless do so willingly. no,
only do so willingly, but gladly, for | think il
may be of great service to tue public to have
ii generally known.
have had no attack of fever myself for sew
ersl years but | have recommended the reme-
dy IN many instances TO friends who were sutfer.
ing from Aeue they could not throw off, and
have never known it TO fail in eiiecting a cure
In many instances very few doses have pro-
dueed that result
You are perfectly at liberty to make use of
fhIs letter. and from my knowledge of your in
tegrlty and uprightness of character, | am sure
that all you do publish will be equally truthful
and sincere with shat of Yours faithfully.
e. p. r. JAMES.
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containing 3s:J Acres.

This Farm is divided inro eight r;elds ,,;,,.
iehcng-waler ~ fields. The READ0ly - 5s"' ."'
valuable my "e mase very
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summer Arramgesss c,ss..
De'@"@re' Ne'o Castle, Wilmington d. FreocJ
fnIp1l pa 4

tUOH hutETOddS.
,..- Change of Time.
nasBSt,l oN and after Monday, Sept
$3.50 xr lGgss~A Ggss~A 18th, 1856, Passenger Trains
S'SSz=E==zz-zzzzzz-ss -sszzs1 VIII leave as follows:
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NeD Castle, Del, Jan. %, 1856.
Dir. EdOGrd s. MorriS-Sir: We have taken
and Known to be used with great SUCCESS. Pas
chairs Fever and Ague Mixture prepared by
V"a. Yours, very respectfully,
JANvIER g. PENNIxGToN.
FOR sale by the sole Proprietor and Manufac-
iurer' EDWARD S. MORRIS,
256 Arch ST., Philadelphia.
ny druggists and country merchants gene
5aliy' and IN Smyrna by WIN. Temple and John
u. Bs|ley' and by Corric & Glanden, Duck
For further information respecting this valu-
AO,e medicine, see advertisement in another
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3 Bottles made is cures

Stanton, Del, Jan. l, 1856.
T.. 3. Morris II have sold the two dozen of
your Paschall's Fever and Ague Mixture left
by your agent. ! believe it is the best medi-
cine possible for the cure of chills and fever
Twelve In one family were cured by two bot
Ties, and six in another by one bottle.
Yours, respectfully, JOHN HOLLAND.
RFThe following is from the Auditor of the
State nf Delaware. ~
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ca, ~ %, D5,-Also House Framc just sqwed % bv RI
eet' az pr"1e lumber, at Sandy kcunrrlo' ,I " @ ~
some hEd ready ISr building Purposes e ~ r - %'''
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Head Of SassGtras, Kent co Va. }

" ~ - - January ~, IoOO. I
valuable Fever and Ague Mixture has been in
iroduced here, it has given entire satisfactiop
Z" every one who has been fortunate enouuh to
know OF 1t. will further mentio.l, 10 confirm
lts great curative powers, that | sold two bot
tles OF t 10 one family Consisting of three or
four persons,who were suffering with the cbjlls
Afler some months had elapsed, one of The per-
sons cured came and asked me to ia ke back ono
"I The bottles, saying that the other bottle had
doAe ile whole work, and actually cured them
all Upon inquiry | learn that np TO this dav
fhey are gil well. having bld no return of the
ehllis since. What can medicine 10 more.
Respectfully, yours, &C., JAMES l.. PRyoR
Christiana, DEL, March l, 1856.
u. y. -horris-Dear sir: ] have sold five
DOZEN OF your PaschaIl's Fever and Ague Mix.
ture. and do not hesitate to say that il is a GER
tam and efectual cure for chlls and fever. In
several Instances three persons were cured by
one bottle. Yours, respectfully,
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Glasgow, Sept. 6, 1885.
Il. y. 2horriS-Dear Sir: We are selling the
Mixture daily, and find it to give general salts
faction. believe it to be the best medicine in
existence for the cure of chills aud fever.
haye disposed of number OF bottles and have
not known it to fail.
Yours, very respectfully. w. e. ALRIcHs.
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University Of Louisiana.
EDICAL DEPARTMENT.

THE annual Course OF Lectures in this departmen
/ l. ri. commence MONDAY. NovEaBrg 18th. 1886
and WilI terminate in the ensuing March.
James Jones, D. Professor of Practice Of Medicine
j. l.. tsiddeli, NJ D., Professor of Chemistry.
| Warm Stone, NJ. D.. Professor of Surgery.
A. HI Censs, IL. D., Professor of Obstetrics.
Gustvus A.Nott. ID, Professor of Matera Medica.
~ c. 2 Underestimate, NJ. D. Professor of Anatomy
Thomas Hunt, ~ D., Professor of Physiology and Pa
taologt.
Gilbest S. Vance. II. D., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The rooms for Dissecting will be open the third
Monday in October.
The Faculty are Visiting Physicians and Surgeons
Ct the Charity Hospital and attend this Institution
from November 10 April.
The students accompany the professors in their Wis
is and free OF expense enjoy extraordinary practical
advantages.
There are during the season sbou, egh. hundred
persons prescribed for saiig.
Preliminary the course Lectures will be delivered
daily ia the Amphitheatre of the Hospiisl, from the
first Monday in November, on Clinical Medicine and
Sagers, Ausculiaton and Percussion, and other sub
jeeis, without any charge to students.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean.
The administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect an
naaly, Id AFri fourteen resident Students who are
BY the institution.
New Orleans July o. la56-6m
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GOOD NEWS
Important to the Public.
EENDv WETIc

~ Is constantly receiving from New York,
~ Phlade phia and New Orleans, the So
* following goods, which he will sell as -
ne always has doae than any other house in the
SOUTH His gooos and of the most fash
ionsble styles.
Ladies' Bonnets satin, crepe air and straw OF every
variety.
Misses do do do do and GYPSY hats do
French flowers, wrea'hs, head dresses and plurnes
Bridal veis blk, 5rowRs green blue and white wells;
Fine :"ateFed silk Parasols from one dollar Up;
Fans in great variety head ornaments jet necklaces
and wrisets fine gold wrstles and guard chains gold
pins eardrops, lccket, finger rings, etc. Ladies tot
let articles i'll great variety; shell, l. r. combs buffalo
horn and ivory puff combs; hair brushes and tooth do
hair tonics and DIES, broeade silks SUMMER plain and
nowered DO silk tissues. robes, silk musins, wedding
dresses and sans white muslin of ererv description
figured dress musins, ginghams, figured linens and
printed calico dress goods; ali the styles emb-oid.
cries, comprising in part collars, uudersleeyes chime
settles, Aouncing, etc Hosiery, gensemen's clothing,
boys do c9ttonads~nalenms and linen goods with ev-
cry article needed in fancy and staple dry goods
store. Ladies and genemens trunks, carpet bags &c
The public IS invited to examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere and they may depend on every
Article being what It is represented Please 10 observe
HEAP CASH STORE and the name over the door.
HENRY WELLS, Texas ST, Shreveport.
n. b. Country orders forwarding by post Or other
wise VIII De punctnally attended to- rnarchl2 6m
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OSg00d'S India Ch0lag0gue.

should be distinctly understood that the Indian
thoiagogue is prepared expressly counterfeit The
effects OF The miasma influence upon the human sTs'
tenn It's equally effectual fer the of bilious d.
seases OF all kinds liver compain,, Iaundice dyspsP'
sla the various forms Of indigestion. ana such othe'
affections as arise from this morbid influence as tor me
feveFs before enumerated b. bearing in mind inc
object OF the remedy none can mistake its application
For sgue cake or enlargement Of the spleen, j, will
be found an invaluable remedy. In cases Of long
standing it should be continued several months. BY
perseverance rarely fails OF reducing the organ TO is
natural and healthy size.
Individuals travelling in rn;as7ai districts Of country
will find the remedy, taken in the usual doses three
times day to afford perfect protection agonst the
ague and other diseases of the climate.
j. WRIGHT & Co., New Orleans, general sgenis 'o'
the SOUTH For sale in Shreveport by sll the drug
giss. feb27
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Patent Medicines,

pULL's SarsaparilIa Sands Sarsaparila; Rad
- ways Ready Relief; Arabian and Mustang Lin
iment; Ayers Cherry Pectoral; Perry Davis Pain Kill
Ter; Rushtons Cod Liver Oil: Dalley's magical pain
extractor: w os Schiedam Schnapps; Ne Aster's all
healing ointment; HolIoway's ointment and pills. Moi
fats life pills and phoenix btters; Browns Jamaica
ginger; India ehoiagogue Hollands German biters;
New England cough syrup; Bryan's pulmonic waters;
Bateman's drops; Hays pile ointment; Lees Bran
dreth's Jayne's, and Wright's Indian vegetable pills.
Godfreys carminative balsam hair tonic and vermi-
fuge; Fahnestock's vermifuge, and all other patent
medicines usually kept in the southern country. For
sale BY [mY30l WM RAIL-.
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70 PLANTERS d. OWNERS OF ST,
Leayett'S Patent Portable

THE undersigned having purchased the paten,
i right of this valuable invention for DeSoto pa
rlsh asks the attention of planters of cattle and
the public generally its great utility. cheapness and
unequaied capacity for grinding meal bread corn
and cob for stock Smelling coFn It grinds from
- TO Is bushels per hour, is easily handled and
in few hours be put work in any place; and is
simple in Its construction that there is fear OF its
getting ont OF order. Any boy or negro
manage it. One Of the mills is now at work on the
public square, where the public is invited call aud
examine its merits. They sold extremely low and
on liberal terms. J. CONSTANTINE
Mansfield. Novemhar 2S. 1852
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pfft and the pubic generally that b
Male and Female Institute.

situated Texas street, block northeast of th
Academy, directly opposite Mr.. Randall, carpenter
shop, Will be epen for the reception of scholars
Monday, 18th of September, 1856
The OF instruction will embrace the French
English and Spanish languages 1.-THE Greek, Latin and
German. being excluded for the first year only,) with
spelling, reading parsng and conversing those three
most useful di2ms; also. Mitchelfs Geography and
the oil the globes, Davies Arithmetic, Geometry
Algebra and Surveying, Ancient and Modern History
Composition, Eioeution and Penmanship; Book keep
ing and commercial transactions, which will prepare
every scholar aready advanced in his studies for the
counting room.
The academic year will consis, OF single session
OF ten months, without any vacation, except ia few
days at Easter stnd Christmas.
The number of pupils will be limited, and none can
be received for a shorter time than FIVE months.
No deductions made for loss OF timesexcept in case
of pro,racted sickness.
A French LADY. eminentiy qualified to teach her
own language, as also writing, sewing and embroide-
ry has been engaged assist in the female depart
ment, which will he entirely separated from the male
school.
The YoNng Ladies belonging to the Institute will
therefore, have constant and daily opportunity of
speaking lie French language.
Mira. E. s3aiIotla pupil OF the celebrated Madame
Pleyel, in Paris, will superintend the Music Depart
ment. toam for that purpose will soon be erect9
within The premises OF the Institute.
Adoiton4l instructors will be procured so 5000 as |
the number OF pupils warrant the expense.
TERMS:
tuition in the shove branches without extra charge
for any OF them-manthly in advance, ........S5 90
For music GA The piano, guitar accordeoa, II
month, in advance with use of instruments. ) 90
FOR fuel, lax, steel pens, slate pencils etc, from
each pupil, for the whole session-papable on
entering, 90
he best OF town references given. application to
DC subscriber. S. BERNARD.
Shreveport. August 30, 1856
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Cranes Metallic Burial Baskets.

T'HE undersigned having purchased the exclusive
L right OF selling these beautiful and celebrated
Burial Caskets in Shreveport and Caddo parish, have
received and will keep constantly on hand large as
sortinent, embracing every size, which will be sold at
very low prices-less than the ordinary coffin. We
offer this casket to the public, feeling confident that
superior 10 any in for beauty of design
elaborate and artistic finish. simplicity in lining etc
1t is highly decorated, has unique silver ounrings is
perfectly airtigh and affords an entire view Of the
body the top of the easke being constructed of the
finest French plate glass. renders the most desirable
case ever invented. Beautiful metallic caps cover the
glass; and secure the from damage on account of
any external pressure.
All orders promptly attended to. The caske,s are
ready Tor delivery or shipment at moments notice
Kendall & Co.,
June4-iT Corner of Texas and Mcneil SITS
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JRED
IL, t.,
A1I11Jg)

Plantation, Road and all other hind. y s-s, Penn
horses and oxen; Cane Wagons and c.,,. "nos'ns e'
and timber Wheels, with and vitbos, 's pa1a OK
house and steamboat Trucks; lsrs", a1,es; wars
Wagons; baggage and other cars T.. sao 6sgsss.
en-; handcarts, wheelbasrows Of 4osss and or
all other articles in the uheelwrpb, w. and
best seasoned materials, and vsrr,n,.a 4ssue o. The
to any other manufacture which will h s.I 'aPso'
eed prices, and lower than BY aDy obs, ,'l 'eda
IN the southern country, Purchasers win s .a Y
their interest 10 call and examine our sock ~.
chasing elsewhere. We use none bnt Nj put
hubs and bent feloes PHELPS cApp aiA locust
nov s, 1854 40, 40 and Al PsrdidO 81 VoS w.
N. B. We keep constantly on hand .',s o'.ssm'
mens OF Drays and Carts from the maDufas.r sin
Coleman & Son, Philadelphia. w.
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The Fair Dreamer.

Laughing. rosy, blooming belle,
Dimpled cheeks and snowy shoulders;
Dreaming dreams you dare not tell
Fascinating all beholders--
Laughing, dancing. fairy elf.
Tell US where you hide Feurselfl
Seated By the garden wall,
Where the green leaEes shade your bushes,
Round your feet the rese -leaves fall,
BY your side the fountain gushes-
Shadows dancing round your face,
Dreaming ia this lovely place.
Are the visions bright and fair
That your passing moments hlessf
Won't you tell US what they are?
Come nay beauty-now confessf
Sitting by the garden wall,
Where the fragant rose-leaFes fall
Nay the visions that arise
Visions which you fondly cherish
With his love you dearly prize.
Never fade away or perish,
Happy, joyous, blooming belle,
Dreaming dreams you will not tell
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II.
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry ando Tar.

THE great Remedy for Pectoral and Pulmonary Di
L seases stands unriva}ed and unsurpassed as the
most eectual curative of those most formidable com.
plants known to the civilised world.
Ten years of trian the United States dnring which
time it has been distributed from Maine to Florida has
only served establish its preeminent merits in all
parts OF the country as the great and
Only Reliable Remedy
in the of Pulmonary Disease: snd the best
curative Of all the slight forms of colds, coughs and
Inflammation, that possibly be used: for Hopping
Cough ii has equal.
Splitting of Blood
This frightful symptom OF approaching consumption
is speedily checked and prevented by the use of
Dr. Uaviss Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry Tar
which heals the affected membranes and restores those
vital organs, the Lungs, sound and healthy condi-
ton. REMEMBER THIS:
splitting OF blood always arises from tendency to tu-
berculous disease; and if checked the outset
will sooner or later terminate in death.
Pain in the Side.
This distressing symptom OF consumption arises
from Inflammation of the lungs, or membranes called
the Pleura from Bronchial affection of the air pas
sages, in either it is very dangerous indication
OF disease. The of this symptom should be re-
moved at once--and nothing possibly effect that
object speedily and happily as DR.. Dayiss Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar
]. WRIGHT & Co New Orleans, general agents for
the south. For sale in Shreveport by all the drug
gists. feb27
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E. ]. HART d Co

! Having removed to their comnodous Stores,
| Nos. II AND 70 TcHoUP1roULAs STREET,
TT AVE on .EaR % full and well selected stock oil
And other articles in their ine in part consisting of
CoFFEE-Rio. Havana and Java
TEAs-lmperal, Pouchong powder, hyson young
hyson, souchong, padre, etc.
Saskatchewan. white, loaf crushed and powdered
MoLAssEs-Country, sugar house and golden syrup.
ToBAcco-Assorted brands, comprising allqualities
C1eARs-Large stock, well assorted.
SPIcEs-Cloves, mace, nutmegs, pepper ginger, all
spice, ground spices OF all kinds.
SoAP-Brown. Boston. western, northern white and
fancy in bars and cakes; Castle.
Starch-Fox'S. Cincinnati.
CSocoLATE-Sweet and plain.
SHoT-Buck and drop.
POWDER in cans and kegs; Lead
Pickles. casups preserves brandy fruit brandy cher
ries: fruits in their own 1ulce.
Hermeticasiy sealed Holsters, salmon, shad, sardnes
oysters, etc.
WISEs-Madeira, 0porto, ciaret, white, su-ee. and
dry Malaga. Musca; Sherry.
BRASDE-Cognac. Rochelle, Bordeaux. Peach, Amer
lean.
GIs-I1oliand and domestic.
RUx-5amaica, New Orleans, n. E.
WHIsKEy - Monongahea: Bourbon, Western Vir-
ginia Irish. Rockford, apple champagne.
DRUGs AND DyEs--Indigo, madden, sulphate qui-
nine together with full assortment of other staple
drugs and chemicals. by the only
STATIoSERY--Playing cards, letter. cap. wrapping
and sampng paper, blank books, together with an
assortment OF similar goods.
Wooden and Willow Ware, bYoome. gunay bags
buckets, tubs axeheiyes, etc.
W1THEEILL IS PHILADELFHIA0W H1TE D-IaY-
ing been made agents for the sale of the celebrated
White Lead, manufactured by Wether and Broth |
En- we shall keep constantly on hand large assert
men, of the different grades and the various sized pack
ages, 10 which invite the attention of the trade
To which they invite the attention of the trade |
New Orleans, Feb - 1883 /
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Books and Stationery,

pbCEhTLY received an extensive assortment OIL
IL Standard and Miscellaneous Books, embracing
works on Theology, the Sciences, Arts. Masonry
History, etc, fine and Bibles Prayer Books
hymn Books: the works of Shakespeare Byron, NIL
ton. Scott, Burns, and other distinguished authors
variety of Novels and light literature; Dictionaries
Grammars, Spelling Books, Readers, Biographies and
Atlas. Arthmetics, and other School Books; Blank
Books in great variety letter. cap and Paper en-
velopss red and black ink, waters, sand sealing wax
steel pens, pen holders pencils etc etc. All Of wh'ee
will be sold at the lowest prices, by
jun20 T. H. MORRIS, Druggist and Bookseller
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-. CHANGERS ....
Corn and Cob. and Meal Mill.
PATENTED, SEPT. 1STH, 1855.

IPATEsTED, SEPT. 1sTH, 1901
THE undersigned, having been appointed agents
L for the sale Of these justly Celebrated Mills in
North Louisiana are now prepared to receive orders
for the Impressed with the belief of their supe.
rioFity all others used for like purposes. con-
hdenty recommend them our planting friends gen.
orally, as also to all having stock 10 feed.
The corn and cob ground together exhibi, beauti-
fu specimen Of stoek-feed which every economist
should employ, where there but three four
animals to feed
The relative value of the corn and ceb has been
frequently ANALYSED. One chemist Dr. J. Il. Salisbu-
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A. N. BAUMAN,
Blacksmith. HheelWright & Wagon Maker

Texas Road-Une mile from the River.
- HAVING received a full supply of
Il II the best American and Swedes -A | Il
, q iron, and large stock of the
best OF seasoned timber prepared a, my old stand
to execute with despatch and the most workmanlike
manner every description of Blacksmith and Wheel
wright Work. Carriages, Wagons, Buggies, etc., re-
paired and manufactured order. Ploughs repair
ed. Every description OF work appertanng to Cotton
Gins, Saw and Grist Mills promptly executed and in
superior manner. All kinds of Job Work promptly
attended TO. Horses shod by an experienced work
man. Thankful for the patronage heretofore extend
ed to solicit its continuance feeling assured that
| can give satisfaction All work done at the very
q west prices. ffebl3I A. NJ BAUMAN