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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-19
an. p,.eL-ReuubIIcans.

--<uoruouv among the neutrality-suspicious..
Tho Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia
p.onS1dynntan thus writes:
~ = evident that there is very little harmony
aonr the leaders of the late Black Republican par
a. Governor Seward was very cold III the cause OF
60, and tie differences between the Herald and
Tb,,n as to the principles that should govern our
,,orr;tor;ps hereafter, are certain to produce their
t,raI oSuts upon the rank and file Of the section
T 80, One cause of the dssensions is the fact
~ immense amount of money was sent into
ponnsvIyania and was either pockeed by those who
received it or else recklessy distributed. This has
boen repeatedIy alluded to in the newspapers but
notice has been taken of it. Burlingame, Banks and
wilson, who stumped Pennsylvania, on hand
here and seem be quite uncertain as TO what
course they shall take in the future. ihe te Ids OF
John Mclean are hopeful, and point 10 the late cleo
ton as the evidence that II he had been nm'na'e"
he would have defeated the Democratic candidate
But what is doing more than all to dlshear'th anu
disgust the opposition to the Democracy Is 'he at
tempt of the New York lea ers to force fremont ~
10 the field for 1860. This wIII o'eaK 1 NE "Eole
fabric down AT first, it looked 10 me IKE mere
vnod;prt after the campaign was over, but there IS
'"P0SHl ~ ,t California Colonel is doing all he
w 1871, Nv - the nomination, and TO compel the
'a,' w rtv to accept him their next Presi,
validate You VIII perceive by the debates
Sonato tina! the Black Republicans arc labor
80; hord to keep up the excitement, tut 1t is o. no
1H They are ike men on board Ieakv ship all
Co. I avn at tho humps AMI 1t viii require perpetual
IL - nrovent the craft from sinking. The time
how and 1860 is 100 long, and his labor of
INNING nm enthusiasm would wear out The most nu-
mmer6us crew, particularly wi en- there Is no haven
within sight.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER having at December Term. 1850, Of
the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions held for the
County of New Hanover been granted letters of Admins
traton upon the Estate of A. Mahburn deceased here
by gives notice all indebted to the said Estate to
make payment mm edatey and to apersons having
against the present them within the time prescribed
by law otherwise this notice will be plead bar of their
recovery. NICHOLAS N. NIXON, Administrator.
Dec. 10Th, 1856 l6-4t.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-19

ATTORNEY AT Law.
LAS REMOVED to his Office on Front Street. next
IL North of the Bank of the State
Dec I6 1856. S5-3t-I6-1t.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-19

SCOTT & BALDWIN,
Merchant Tailors, Sc, 80 Market street.
Nov. 26-6S- Im-I3-4t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-19

REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
For THE WEEK ENDING pEcEMBER 18th. 1856
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-19

ARTISTS MATERIALS.
CANVASS by the yard and on Sretchers;
~ Oil Colors in small tubes;
Nut Oil for mixing coors;
Water Coors in boxes and by the single cake;
Tracing Linen
Drawing Paper
Cancels Hair, Sable and Bristle Brushes and Pencils;
Pallets and Pallet Knives
Mathematical Instruments &c, sc. A first rate Stock
now hand at S. w. WHITAKER'S.
Dec 9Th. 1856
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-19

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED, having duly qualified as the Ex-
ecutor of the last Will and Testament of the late Joseph
Newkk the December Term 1885, of the Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions of the County of New Hanover here
by notifies all present their accounts and
Of every kind for payment within the time prescribed by
law and requests all persons indebted to his testaor to
make payment to him without delay.
Dec 19.-l64t H. NEWKIRK.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-19

Office of the vii. q TOpsail S. Plank Road Co
DECEMBER 9th, 1856.
RESOLVED That Dividend of 81 per cent the
CAPITAL Stock of this Company, be paid to Stockholders
the LIST day of January, 1857.
DuBRUTZ GUITAR, See'y.
Dec H. 1856. S6-3t.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-19

DISSOLUTION.
TIRE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
/ the undersigned, under the name of HEYER & Won
CLAIM, is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
business the late firm will be settled by either of the par
ties and the firms will be used liquidation thereof
All persons indebted them requested make payment
immediately and those having claims against the said firm
will present the for settlement. G. EEYER,
Fl. VONGLAHN.
Wilmington. Sept. 30, 1856 5--2T-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-19

CIRCULAR SAWS.
TTNHOSE SAWS stamped ]. M. ROBINSON
featured of the finest quality Cast Steel by the very
workmen. They tempered by Sylvester's Patent
emperng Machine (Which tempers evenly, nd rem
ders the blade sitter to the guage of plate than any other
aparatus and ground Southwels Patent Saw Grinding
Machine the only machine that will grind Circular
perfectly true. For sale by
July l, 1856. j. M. ROBINSON & SON
2 S.-Saws of every kind made to order.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-19

DURSUANT to deed of trust made and executed by
John F. Murri me, and for certain purposes therein
named will sell at public auction, the LIST Monday in
March next at Jacksonville that well known and popular
situation for the Hotel recently occupied by the
said Murrl.
This is desirable place for public house. the building
having recently undergone repairs and has been greatly ad
ded to- There Of Stables and all other
ry out-houses There opening at Jacksonville for
tavern, and any wishing to purchase will please call
the subscriber. address him at Richards, Onsow
County, NJ g. B. M. BARRY.
Dec l9.-l6-ts.
Wilmington Herald copy weekly until LIST March next and
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17
PUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES,

MULES, HORSES, CORN, OATS DC.
[ WILL offer public sale on TtESDif. Sd dsY
efFehruar! next. at the plantation o. tie late John
". Paup, about IL miles from Fulton, in Lafayette
county, Arkansas:
Twenty FIVE or thirty likely NEGROES, mostly al
young, raised Oh Red Rive thoroughly accllmated,
and consisting of famies--Enen, women and children.
The negroes will be sold fos cash or New Orleans SC
eeptance at twelve months. with ten per interest
from date R. {. OGLESBF.
Atso--At the same time and place. will be offered
at public sale, ali the STOCK consisting OF from p to %
Mules and Horses; 6 or s yoke OF WORK Oxen p OF
81 head OF Stock Cattle between 1000 " 5000 bash
els OF Corn; Fodder, Oats. and the plantation Too
and Utensils.
Terms made known on the dav of sale
decI7 Holm I p0TrT Nm
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Sheriff Sale.

NIAIE OF LOClSIANA-Parish OF Cadie-h
~ District Court. c. YALE & Go. vs.. 7. 5. McCon-
NELL, No. eo+: HALEY Il HowEEroy " r 5 McCoN-
NELL No. $3.50. Be- virtue Of two wri1s Of fen fecas
issued out of the honorable the District Court in and
tor the parish OF Caddo in the above entitled suits
and TO me directed, have seized and will proceed to
sell public auction the Market horse in the town
OF Shreveport, parish OF Caddn. on SATURDAY, the
It'll day OF February. l. d. 1857. between the ho1rs o.
IL O'Clock, NJ, and P. ", lhs following described
property, ro-wit: Sixty-re 1851 Cypress Logs more
or less, lying in raft, near the saw mill of Collins Il
Gilmer- Seized the property OF the defendant and
to be sold 10 pay and satisfy the wTits issued IN the
above entitled suits.
Terms of sale-Cssh with the benefit IT apPrsse-
ment mo. NJ. LEWIS. Dr. Sheriff.
Shreyepart, December Il. .s5s. 2. 8 -
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17

4 late letter of honorable James K. Paul
ding, says the National IatelIisencer, now fas
advanced in years, conveys some wholesome
truths worthy of consideration:
Nothing appears to ne more certain than il
cur political contests arein future to De eSclu-
SlEeIv sectional. they must inevitably bring 4
dissolution about at no distant period. Human
nature Is everywhere TIE same, and the same
causes everywhere produ.e similar results. In
dlsiduals, communities .nd States are united
by the same ties of mutual interest, and disuni
ted by insults, injury and opposition. Mutual
preJudlees are propagatd. mutual hatred en-
gendered; both parties become haoituatec 10
consider each other as enemies, instead OF TRENDS
and countrymen. and in voluntary contedera-
ton such as ours, should like 10 know what
bonds are strong enough TO keep the States to-
gether. when their citizc,s have become accus-
toned to look upon each oiher rs aliens and
enemies The idea of csercing one half of the
States OF this confederation TO remain in union
thus ccmented By mutual antiquities and illof
noes, by the exercise Of force on the part OF the
other half, would be simply absurd and ride
ulous, were 1t not that the attempt would be pro
ductive OF conSequences " lach no man w ho loves
his country can contemplate without shudder
ing. and none but an insoleut dema-ogue, such
as have been engendered in the corrupt mass of
elements now forced into a temporary
nsEen IN the fiery furnace of fanaticism, would
iecree, as one has lately dared TO present TO the
contemplation of his countrvmen. as even pos
ible contingency. The union OF the States was
voluntary association, and it is neither posi-
He nor desirable that il Should rest on any ota-
y 5at.
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Sheriff Sale.

NTATE OF LOuISIANA-parzbo Of Csds's-ia
- District Court Nc. 1890. STATE or LoTtsL4sA -
ELLEgBT Il ASTON. By vrt1e OF a VIII q I ID. -
saed out OF he honorable the District Court ana lei
the parish OF Caddo. IN the above entitled ut ana ~
me directed, have seized and will proceed 10 81 -
public auction al the Market house i'm the 'awH o.
Shreveport parish OF Cajdo, sn SATURDAY. the lila
day of February l. D. 1855. between the hearz ct ~
O'Clock, v. and -, the following described F9
perty, TO Wit: Negro Man named ToneF aged aoa8t
81 years. Seized the property OF the defendants saa
be Sold pay and satisfy the writ issued IN tie
a6ave entitled suit.
Terms Of sale-Cash with the benefit of spPrsIss-
msat- mo. NJ. LEWIS, DIV sESEin-
Shreveport. December IL is5s Ply -
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= .I-F-7.--
New Orleans Marks,

pretty good to-day, - eOs'oh aas been been
The receipts tlncludiny e9q5 H..
Since the lst September have been so as ~ band
Exported during same time, 40 4so '''0 salss-
Inferior, sls@9s MiddIin. ,,,...
Ordinary, lo-Mll- Good 4 mi57ssllI
Low mlddling,llL9na Mid'lius f.;- - - -ss.s
paock,saPerhne, St s7a7 Is; extra y 5ss!
PohK-H:o. SO; mess, sl7 O0ai: % S's' w.,
BAcoS-Sldes. "a Csc shoulders 5s5sst-
LARD-l0R@l3c ? h. '4so1ac.
CoEs-5o@ Csc, 2 bush.
CoFFEE-Rio, 9]55@lO5ae. on
SueAR-sl@lG11as; new. 8J5alo1z, .
BAeelse9 Rorn;Bss gasf ia g. Gallon. ~
,WHisKEI-Reetifed, 2s@ raw. saa ssSS !,
HtDEs-Dry country, l49l5c ) Il -'- q sa'
DEERsKIss-ln hair, lsd2Oc ) Il
LIAE-At retail--Thomaston = 9-a,-.
tern, 81 00al IS ''Ssi o. hss-
gl % p sack. ~ '0af's, u 10
Exchange on n. !, sight, va 7sqc dist
Land Warrants, ese, es3e. ) acre
CATTLE aAExE7. December II
BEEF-N estern, fine, --- 6lsas-,. . h No,
Texas and Lake, - 3A5aSc-
hogs, s-aShc.
Sheep' --s g = he.d.
Calves and yearlings, Sc aaGll 90
Mich COWS, $50 GOATS 90
good supply Of western and Texas cattle Offer.
ing, and the market pretty active; prices easv
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CHARLES LONG, -.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in,
Dry-GoodS. Clothing. Groceries. &C.. &C.,

IeIas SLFeet. Inc Old Stand Of J0nn VI lteFs,I
II AS just received large and complete assortment
- OF Dry Goods, Clothing. Groceries, Hardware
treekery, &C.. &e.. which additions are made by
every arrival, comprising every description OF stap.
and fancy goods, requisite for plantation and family
use.
Planters, country merchants and purchasers general.
~ will find it TO their advantage to give hin c. BE-
tore purchasing elsewhere, Is his entire stock PEI
tectE new. having been selected by himself, within
the pas, three months, and will be sold as cheap as they
can be had in town SeeI-f
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New Orleans & Upper Red River Packet

! He enUFely new last running steamer
! --& ERA, JOIN KoUss, master, BEN.
$50 koUss, cIeFk,l has commenced hsr Mn,
as regular packet in the upper Red River trad.
! taking freight for Preston, Bonham, Pine Bluff,
! Wrights landing, Rowland, Lanespor Spanish Bluff.
White Cliffs. Fulton. and all intermediate landings On
upper Red River and its tributaries. The Era WIS
holt during the present winter expressly for the tsts
aud will run regularly at all seasons OF the year. when
the water will permit. She is unusually staunch and
very light draught--dra wing only twelve inches ligh
and carries 700 bales Of cotton on three feet w.tsr
and Is provided with all the latest Improvements Her
officers will give prompt personal attention to al bus
iness entrusted to the boat For freight OF passage,
apply on board.
@.*Tsl-graph. Washington; and Standard, Cl4rA..
vile. copy for three months deeT
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17

ls-The length of the presidents message
compels us 10 omit variety OF interesting mat
fer and several columns of advertisements.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17

SOMEBODY CAueHT-During the month of
August last India bagging was quoted at "a
cents o yard. in New Orleans. On the Sd
INST, II was quoted at IL cents q yard. A re-
duction Of fifty per cent.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17

STEAMER SUNK.-The fine steamer Louisa,
captain Keeling, bound to New Orleans. with
$500 bales of cotton, sunk on the 9Th inst, in
the Ouachita river. six miles below Columbia.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17

A company, composed OF several merchants
OF AaysrilIe, Kentucky, are erecting factory
on the camel coal mines Of colonel a. Stockton.
Fayette county, Virginia, for the purpose oil
manufacturing oil from coal. Experiments show
that one ton OF the coal will produce 20 gallons
OF oil at cost of 10 cents z gallon, Eve sup
pose nothing is allowed for the coal, besides
valuable wax. from which candles are made
equal to the best star brand.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17

The SHIPPING 1STEREsT.-One OF the mos
remarkable Illustrations OF our progress as &
nation is 10 be found in the rapid and unparal,
leled increase OF our mercantile marine Our
tonnage already exceeds that Of any other ma
ton. and At the ratio of increase during the last
fifteen years, We may, at no very distant period
boast gilmore shipping than England and France
combined. Let US glance at the progress OF the
mercantile marine Of this country aud OF the
world. No longer ago than 1880 the tonnage
OF American vessels, according 10 the New 7 ork
Shipping List, was, 1911 ITO tons: the num-
Der of seamen and watermen under The Ameri-
can flag. including those in the navy. little over
10000. In 1855 the tonnage had increased
to 5.2lo,0O0 tons, and the number of seamen 10
nearly 100000, both more than quadruped in
one-fourth Of a century In 1914 the tonnage
Of The British commercial marine was a.6I6, e65
tons, employing 17s,786 men and boys. In
1854. forty years afterwards. the tonnage had
increased 10 5.04S, e70, and her seamen, in
GLIDING the $4,000 in her navy, 10 nearly
400, 900, both having doubled in less than half
a century. The commerce, tonnage. and sea-
men Of the world, have much more than dou-
bled during The last forty years, Everything
Indicates more rapid increase in The future.
This century shall not end ere the $50, 600 yes
sells OF the civili>ed world shall have become
soc. 600. With swifter wings and stronger DOW
CT 10 co the bidding Of the commerce.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17

The " ashlngtoH Union says that Mr.. DON
efson carried his own county, but that Mr.. Fill
more didn't do ever that The organ might
have added that Mr. Donelson Is the only one
q al SIX presidential and vice presidential can
dlaates that carried bis own county.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17

The electoral college of Louisiana met at Ba-
Ion Rouge, on the 1st inst, and cast the vote OF
the State for James Buchanan for president, and
John C. Breckenridge for vice president. Col.
Robert A. Hunter, of Rspides, was chosen mes
senser to carry the vote to Washington.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17

New Srock.-W. H. c. Hudgins, on the
Levee. has just received an extensive assert,
ment Of groceries, provisions, plantation sup
Piie-, haary Enaoye, lo~ells. boots, SHOES, ETC.,
which he is selling at the very lowest prices.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17

New GooDs.-Charles Long, Texas street,
has just received large stock, embracing ev
cry variety of fashionable dress goods, staple
and fancy dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes,
hardware, cutlery, plantation supplies, groce-
ries, etc, which he is selling at the very lowest
prices. Give him a call
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17

We are indebted to the clerks of the Union
Aida and Ospray for files of n: Orleans papers
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17
sheriT.S Sale,

CTATE OF LOuIsIANA.-Parish Of Cad6o-ln
~ District Court j. V. PEcEEAH Ts ) T. CAEf
SELL Ct al J. s Guild We J. D. Eanpsei. e. a. ~
virtue of rye wits ut fer5 fss,ias 1-saea 'ou' -
the honorable the District Coartia and fer me PaF
Of Caddoin the ADORE entitled suits ana 10 me oaFs
have seized and will proceed ~ sell At 9aaAc aac's'
at the ulzrAee-hoass III the town OF Shreveport Pa'
aforesaid, on SATURDAY,. The ith daE Of ieafaaf!,
4. D. lSss, heiweea the hours OF ii O'Clock, l. n a
NJ the following described property, to-@'t: ''
Texas AMI Red River and Texas TeleErsPh line
Seized and be sVId ~ pay and satisfy the WIS
issued in the above entitled suiis.
Terms OF szIe--Cast without the be nett 0f appFae
nsent. JN0. NJ LEWIS. D,y Sheriff
Shreveport. December II, Ie56. u5-ptSf .
TaNCY STATIONERY, Of every Description
il INST rs1alyad ard fur sale At
7 Il ArE Z Is IT, s..gs-
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17

Since the opening Of Greenwood cemetery,
on Long Island. New York. in September 1910.
the lnterments have amounted to A., 2a3. A
soodly number, considering it IS located in a
healthy country.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17

The New Orleans and Memphis papers com
plain much Of the bitterly cold weather. It
is feared that ii has extended througho,t tbs
whole country.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17

MILLINERY. - Miss Linquist has resumed
business. on Market street, near Milan. It
would be superhuous to recommend her to the
patronage of our fair readers.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17

4 serious warfare has broken out between
Walkers partisans in New York, which lead
to determinations, exposes and challenges, but
as yet no fighting. One general Goicuria, an
'exiIed patriot" is al the bottom of the affair.
Walker appointed him minister or diplomatic
agent TO London; butthe general neslecting to
promptly assume the duties of his mission. was
superseded. The general then comes out with
card, explaining the manner BY which he
became connected with Walker, the agreement
or alliance made between, and concludes with
personal denunciatiOns of Walker, as being void
OF capacity and honor. He says that Walker
was pledged 10 aid him, in person and with men
and money, 10 emancipate Cuba from her vas
>aIage: but that now he finds that Walker is
opposed to Cuba becoming the property of the
Americans, or freed from bondage and that lie
at heart is hostile to the United States On the
other hand, Walkers friends declare that Col,
curls is humbug, unworthy of credence, and
that be is Cuban By birth, and wants to enan-
elpate al the slaves on the island. This flare
up among the leaders, lead president Pierce to
decline recognising or receiving the new Mica
raguan minister
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17

MAIL RoBBERT.-The Nacogdoches (Texas)
Chronicle states that the mail due at that place
iron New Orleans we suppose on the Sd has
never arrived, and that in the missing mail
there was one registered letter to Messrs Ar
mold Barrett d Linn, containing 1915 The
Chronicle says: "a regular system of mail
robbery has been carried on between this place
and New Orleans, the amount of money lost or
missing now amounting to near $1,000"
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17


the term Po of ina ser Of Georgetown
at Lawrence, was indie,sa nc pleas, nos
liquors without license. I, 'or dispensing =
OF ms office were not suf;co seems the en- a:o
lor ms services, and he had !, 70 rethuner,.sa
stoes OF liquors Of the R G. brapa paced nhisss
oy me denlzens of that quiet to IND 1t sss Se,
y. .ne once on emerging could mat the -. ses3
step TO the music Of the Union ny not alwavPP1sos
.enoehcy towards freesol. som us eVlneeds stese
was cohSersant with the laws ~ ihdisdu, IIAs
so'aeu me mystery why some boJ;agsf syitatios u
on equilibrium and others could NOV could pss@
had disappeared. s''''eu mat the po.,saag
consignees of Merchandise
at ). N. HoueH g. Co's-1oi" - anabos,,
N. Duke; Charles Graver: An Am Eli,,.
D. Darlington Zach Carpentera. o u Graves.Ts!
A. Fitzgerald; L. G. Heeks; L. 81, Marshall
bell -ss sullivan; ? BE-,
At White Smith & Bald,oin,. ''ae
Cook Watson; J. R, r. Harrison. ! D'alfuse d.
clarksville; W. D. F. Moor. 7 T. !, I. BsneS'sS
liiiams Cole; J. D. & Bro. Be,ba.N' hon0,aaa
IA. a. lynn Ietrs &c. c. Alexandss, issss' '''
COZ. >. sutton; B. L. Britton L Co s.g,,
Gri n s. A Larsrt Hart; j. Freeze Bro; SJs
~',.,-~-~,~ - gig Dsoy
I"oRas lay the foundation Of enIsn-,
dropsy in the head, sore eyes pepsy apops,,.
ton OF the heart, cough. consnIao SINUS, psn;i
and helpless debility All these fesrfoh fAea,
however, may be averted by conrSa -. u e9nse9us
genial laxative and Alternative Wis VIZ mat satsns
Vermlfuge It reaches at once tba sa sa CsassS
ease and e1pels its disgusting eansa seat flied,
" 51i5s1 pares hs ' saa need H.
Canadian Vermifuge" this is the o se name Rps.
be depended on. Remember this aftelsiAsss,s
Prepared only by J. Wright 4 c. y, ~
For sale IN Shreveport by all the drpya new os,ps
~, @~-~~-~-~-~~----.I seissa
u lair fEsTcRATrFE-We are rl.. i,7~2.7-7o~,
to record the satisfaction of our nst sssed all,
OF any article advertised in our e p1s,oas after M
5he satisfaction to know several Of oaa Fshsr.
nave tried professor Woods Hair oaf fead efs who
pronounced just what the restorative and
We nave several personal aequ sin.sa SAYS its.
were gray headed-they have TIA i4saees too, Who
par restored to its orr ginal color ana and their
add their testimony to its effican anu sey Wiling
further information to Others d. and viii giSs
speaks well for the article, and as.flAg it. hi,
not wish to appear grey headed % ~ al shodo
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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-17

Ihe regular term Of The Us supreme cours.
1t Washington, commenced on the Ist inst
There are on the original docket six cases and
an the general docket 179 The cases :, rI.e
latterare as follows: appeals from California. W.
Louisiana, 10; Illinois. 4; Wisconsin. 5. Mis-.
souri,, 5; New York. 9: Massachusetts. 10. Ma
rylsnd, 5; Alabama, s; Pennsylvania, 4: Rhode
Island, 3: Arkansas. Z: Maine. ]: Ohio !.
Tennessee. 2; Texas, 5; Virginia, 2; Minnesota
territory, |; Indiana, 5: South Carolina. /: Mis-
sissippi, 2: District of Columbia, 2.