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WINER'S- CANADIAN VERMEFTE
SAVES THE CHILDIEE

This is the only sure remedy again B6msn
man frame--thIngs that are so fatal H
children SAVE THE CHILDRhE
Let mothers be timely warned, an aa allow
child murderers to remain in the system aig oispl
Remember that WINER'S CANADIlE FEEa lte
will at once and forever Danish the rep Is ntAe75l
will be saved. Think of this.
Colonel Vasser, eff Mississippi, in le rt1J d Feg
ESQ.,, of the Aberdeen Conservative .hgs aatepai
communication on the value of this NJ 'ciaa Jt
family: my experience has convinct me that n i
experiment have made with Winer's CaladIss m
fuge, it is due to suffering humanity ss wei t5na
manufacturer of the medicine, to ma peii sH5
of my observations. Tsignedl va Flm
GREAT MORTALITY AMONG CHILDREN
The papers TEEN with speculations l9dd a lag8!
mortality among children; but they f 4 90 yjaiie,s
true cause the presence Of worms il the a81a
intestines. tleast halfthe fatal diseases tqttie
hood is subject are attributable TO worms IsgWaa
opinion of Abernethy and sir Astlej Co3P Nat
mother then, would risk the conseque ti chs tsii
disorder, when few doses of Winer Jaaa5an ' ti-
fuge viii always sweep away the verni8 Gnd ia li @
in which they are imbedded, leavinl the sstn .
healthy condition and secure against nrnB as,oiF
plant? Winer's Canadian Vermifuge, saves lb9elle
Of the multitudes of children that die before hg
their twelfth year, three-foarths are hilell g 5st
victims of internal worms, or of dseases alTE Nl
that cause.
GSsS BEWARE OF CALoMEL.-The puo W g5aega4g
not be aware that nearly all Worm Nfse' lll
calonael, and that the lives of childre1 ne t9S
dangered. Sold wholesale and Eai1lt bT
j. WRIGHT & CO., fEopaeafS
81 and Isl Charities street : 81 VH
and by Druggists generally. For sale % she7t29
all the Druggists.
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DIR SHuNGLEr

THE undersigned have this day entered
E517EFR into co-partnership under the name
$50 EKXM and style of STEWARD JEWELL
s&asaszssslza at the old stand of NJ. F. 7. Steward
where they intend to manufacture and keep hand all
kinds of yehcles, such asCARRIAGES.B UGGIES,
HACKS, &C., and also carry General Repair
ing Shop Particular attention will be paid to the Re
pairing OF Carriages and Bugges in the way of paint
ing trimming, wood and iron work.
Their prices will be in accordance with the work order
ed to be executed-rough and ready, or done right Be
evng they do that the cheapest priced work is
the cheapest they will urge the necessity of doing work
well and receiving liberal price for the All such
work will be warranted. Such work has established
and done in that will reflect credit the work
men, we'll give satisfaction to therpatrons Should
rough and ready job be ordered DONE in will
they be responsible for its durability All new work
ranted for one year.
They also prepared to manufacture and repair
the shortest notice, every description of Harness.
Shrpuannrt
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rEyAs sTREET. SHREVEPORT, l

nerence they are prepared exhibit to those who may
favor them with call as large and well selected stock
in ever offered in this place, consisting OF the
most choice qualities OF ,
PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL INSTR UMENTS,
PHYsIeIANs' SADDLE-BAGs, PAINTS, OiLs, DYESTUFFs,
Window Glass Physicians Glassware, Landreth,s and
Shakers Garden Seed Flower Seed and Bubous Roots;
Permerv Fancy and Toilet articles of every descrp
ton. Combs and Brushes, Musical instruments, tine
Shot Guns warranted to shoot WELL Powder tasks Shot
Pouches and Belts Gun Caps, Gun Wadding, Spices,
SOAPS. Smoking Tobacco and Pipes, Snuff, Vinegar,
Starch Lanterns Lamps and fixtures pure Wines Bran
dies and Spirits for medical purposes
Also always on hand complete assortment of Medl-
cal. School and Miscellaneous BOOKS Novels and
Stationery Of every description; Wall and Window Pa
per Fire Screens Wrapping Paper &C., and will be con
stanv receiving from the first houses supplies as the
trade may demand.
Physicians Prescriptions filled and Medicines furnish
ed at all hours day night. From II o'clock P NJ, to
O'clock A. NJ call at room, No. l. upstairs over the
store
From the well known standing of the proprietors and
their long connection with the trade it is deemed useless
to say that they will MAINTAIN for their house the charac
ter Of dealing in the description OF goods
well as fair dealings in every respect Prices reason
able as any house the south On these considerations
we ask the patronage of the public especially their
old friends and customers.
Attention is invited the following list of articles ali
of which we keep on hand in quantities to supply whole
,,lo o,o1 patoilo rCap
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WATER COLORS,

NEwMAN's, ACKERMANs,
REEVES SoNs, OsBoRNE's.
Paper Hangings, &c,
TUST received large stock of the above CoLoRs in
% cakes and in mahogany and rosewood boxes, with
lock and key, Also, German COlOrs, in cakes and
boxes, fine assortment.
Oil colors in tubs English and American;
Canvases for Portraits in frames of 8x10 to 42x56
Canvas in rolls from IS to Sc inches wide;
Stretchers for canyases, of all sizes;
400 doz fine sable and camel hair pencils;
100 paint and varnsh brushes, all Sizes
Tin foil, in sheets and books
Tnsel of all the usual eolors;
French and American PAPER HANGINGs.
Doors, Window Sash and Binds, of all sizes and
description, for sale cheap.
Window Glass, &c.,.
5000 bxs American Window Glass, all sizes;
700 do English and French, from 8x10 to 33x65
300 lights fine Plate GLASS;
100 bxs double thick American, from 8x1o to 2ox80
1000 lights colored glass;
100 Glazier Diamonds
500 bundles glazier tins;
10 tons White Lead, in 25 to 700 h. kegs;
5000 cansters and kegs eolored paints in to 100lb
packages;
$500 lbs fine French Green, dry and ground in oil;
1000 bbls Whiting and Paris White, Of my manu-
facture, fire dried
Paint Mills of all sizes and every article usually kept
general Paint, Oil and Color Store, will be found at
r. CLANNON's
nov 2, 1857 90 Canal street, New Orleans
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/ Have Sweet Thoughts Of Thee

/ Have Sweet Thoughts Of Thee.
l have sweet thoughts of thee, dear one,
That | would fain reveal:
When in the crowd, and when alone,
Upon my breast they steal
They charm like music heard at even
Upon the calm, blue sea:
And sweeter than dream Of heaven
Are those dear thoughts to me.
I have sweet dreams Of thee, dear one;
When my heart is sore oppressed
They bid those blghtning cares begone
That rob me of my rest.
Like some bright dream in years gone past,
Ere aught ofpain knew,
They on my path brightness cast
That's dazzling to the view. =
have hope of thee, dear one
A gentle hope of thee
And thou henceforth--yes thou alone
My guiding star shall be.
Thou art the star whose cheering ray
Can make my pathway bright,
Can cheer me on lifes rugged way,
And make its burthens light,
Not gems that glitter in the sun,
Can on thee bestow;
But offer thee a treasure
More rich and rare than they
IT'S affection without measure,
That never can decay
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French savant has fixed the next deuge for the
year sl5o. II will be grand washing day, and the
world will be by that time, dirty enough to eedit
Wonder if the Frenehman expects to live to see tie
awful day?
The power Of a magnet is increased by use; with
the faculties of the mind and magnets united,
with than double the power Of one alone SO the
influence Of two persons acting in unison greater than
the sum Of their separate influences.
The records of life thus: Man cgeeps into child
hood-boundsint youth-sobers into manhood-soft-
ems into age-totters into second childhood, and sum-
bers into the cradle prepared for him.
cockney at a tea-party, oEerhearing one lady say
TO another 81 have something for your private ear
Immediately exclaimed II protest against that for
there is a law against privateering"
generous mind identifies itself with all around IL;
a selfish Identifies all things with itself The gen
erous seeks happiness in promoting that of Others
the selfish reduces all things to his interest
1t has been discovered that bread can be manufac-
tured out Of wood Long before this discovery was
made all wood was known to have grain in it.
fortune won in a day is lost in day; fortune won
slowly and slowly compacted seems to acquire from the
hand that won it the property of endurance.
poet says that the wind kisses the waves. That
we suppose, is the celebrated kiss for blow" about
which we have heard so much.
A doctor, detained in court as Witness complained
to the judge that he kept from his patients they
might recover i'll his absence.
Men sometimes gets furousy in love when they are
as it does in the CRATE
Why does father call mother ''heneyY' asked boy
of his elder brother. Can't think except it's cause
she wears large comb in her head
business man Of our acquaintance is 50 scrupucus-
y exact in all his doings that whenever he pays visit
he always will insist upon taking receipt.
We rather think that the most reluctant slave to vice
chat ever saw poor fellow who had his fingers
in one.
Why do people talk about feeling doubts in their
own mind? Where else could they be expected to feel
them?
Gentlemen who smoke alege that it makes them calm
and complementary tell Us that the more they fume
the less they fret.
Let woman, if she would fascinate, sometimes fly
from US. Her face, however beautiful, is often less
dangerous than her back.
Effects of drinking: He who takes too many glasses
viii become tumber
An Irish paper advertises: "wanted an ablt-bodied
a washer woman"
You know mock-modesty as you do mock-turtle-
from its being the produce Of calls head.
Why is a sheet Of postage stamps like distant rela
tons? Because they are slightly connected.
BILL | am fascinated by Miss Million with her
personal charms?"-"Yes purse and all charms"
There is man in Brooklyn, Long Island, who lives
fast that he is absolutely older than his father
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at any other estabishment.
Wagons of all sizes and patterns for horses or oxen
Cane Carts and Wagons of the latest improvement;
Carts and Drays, for city and plantation USE Timber
and OK Wheels; Spring, Produce and Baggage
Wheebarrows Trucks etc. in short all the different arti-
ces in the line, in extensive varieties.
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere
DAVID G. WILSON,
Nos. 68 70 and 70 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
N. Borders received and executed with despatch.
Planters ordering any of the above articles win please
direct their Merchants to D. G Wilson's Repository.
anrtl 1880
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MORE NEW GOODS!

HAVE just returned again from the city with new
Il and handsome well selected stock of Summer Goods
consisting IN part Ct Fine Fancy and Staple Goods
in particular and request them to call and examine tn
goods selected them with great and they
be surpassed in Shreveport. Ny motto is small profit
and quick sales Come one, come ALL and get bargains
as am determined not to be undersold word to tn
gentlemen in regard my clothing and furnishing goods
come and examine the goods for yourselves and be
WINGED that they the best brought to this place
iuIv8 W. MARKS.
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VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

M EssRs. B. A. FAHNEsTocK Il Co. Gentlemen Mr..
WI James r. Radcliffe, resident of Henrico county,
the city of Richmond Virginia, made the following
statement to me,
negro boy two years old, was very sick: presumed
the cause to be worms He became much Frustrated
that despaired of all hopes of his recovery and the
last resort concluded to try B. A. Fahnestoeks Yer
which gave him easpoonful morning and night, for
three days in continuation. Inless than three hours a
ter had given him the first Dose the child commenced
to pass worms of all sizes from six to ten inches long
to the astonishing number of from four to five hundred
and the boy is now perfectly well.
certify with pleasure 10 the truth othe above state
ment O. A. STRECKER.
~ Purchasers should look well to the initials the
wrapper and that they are buying "A Fahnestoes
Vermifuge, and no other July 11-3m
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THE CHIEF A,,o..-

lE Oh1EF AMONG TEN
HAs universally supplantt IN EXrP5
= IL and healing applicants al cha Eob
western He1nlspheres, wberayalln b9.d Ia 39ase
trlnsc merit is the true sedfat 'ef lnif5tr,
neous affections, whethertba co1 It's sorr aaH
BURNS &sS Sr'e pc acei3e6t =
are instantly relieved ofS39OALDS
Hammation, by q timely an. : ,IEslr ahguiss
healer, and the flesh Is r.. pieatloa a Il s}p ,3
blernish or scarremainipe Z HeWed as f ,A
4 THE FRIEND on Z inn,
Children are frequent suf = fonrah AEFSFp5
ries, especially from fluid Z a ,tefS non
therefore every mother s stu calhpben Il.
preparation constantly At Z bbnouid hst M 6as
and quickly removes the = r NJ ~ daealgSg lsa
prevalent in the nursery 4 TIE or 81 iiag y
TO TRAVELERSBYESFl
The machinist, the tray Z eIas = LAM
vidual whose lot in Efe9 IN AMI ays,7.
chance of accident from . s s4lIWs hr ,s, 5 e
should bear in mind that z Tx 'gS floa, BIZ e.
best and only friend Its : BON aabi Exng., s,
and should ever be hisv cor com peetable ~
need. There are thousands :. of IIPgaia 5s a-
to its marvellous virtue, = who alg ltHesJs,
and muscles to its saving eicaccgs e Their soas
The following are few s Of Az
which BAILEY MAGI- 4 Cal, 'Sp5g a54li.5g desc.
is PREVENTIVE ass Wa wei lE .y1P4
Burns, "sN pssseURE. ll3R
Bruises M ans geHsrslE
Boils, spfnilpes
Broken Breast, pa ls
Bites Of Reptiles, pSaea
Cancer ip5le9hatsu
Cracked Lips, SAes
Chapped Hands, SS.. a al kr5t
Chilblains, Srs eonlle
Cramp, Silie,
Chafes, S.
Diseases of the Skin, Sen
ErisiDeas. Gu
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NEW BOOKS.
T I'll. NORRIS has just receiyed lot of new publca
Il TONS among which the following:
Horse shoe Robinson, by Kennedy;
Bob of the Bowl,
Swallow Barn,
Wyoming, !. George Peck.
Harry Lee, or, Hope for the Poor.
Love Me Little Love Me Long; by Reade
The Rivals, or Times of Burr and Hamilton.
Self Help: BY S. Smiles
The Fate of Sir John Franklin.
Title Hunting
Adam Bede; by George Eliot.
The Slave Holder Abroad.
Michelet's Love, [RAmour.
Benlah; BY A. j. Evans.
AIliboue's Dictionary of Authors;
md great variety of all kinds of literature marchl4
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPOSITORY

VEHICLES all of the highest finish and war
ranted ofthe very best material and workmanship which
will be sold at the lowest prices.
We continue to carry at the old Stand corner of
Milan and Edwards streets, the
BLACKSMITH, WAGON MAKING AND
CARRIAGE BUSINESS,
in all their branches and having hand % 900 feet of
seasoned TIMBER embracing every description together
with the largest stock Of iron and steel brought
this place. able do work on the shortest notice
and in the best Our patrons may rest assured
that heretofore, win pay prompt personal attention
to the repairing of carriages buggies wagons and all
other vehicles.
Our work in all eases will be guaranteed.
Mr. Robson will attend in person the Horse Shoeing
department. and of the firm all times be found
in attendance at the Shop and Repository
ROBSON & KIMBLE.
Shreveport January g. 1858
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PITTsBURG MANUFACTURED
CARTS. DRAYS. &c

other kinds of Wagons for horses and oxen Cane Wag
ans and Carts Drays OK and timber wheels with and
without axles; warehouse and steamboat Trucks Jersey
and BaggageWagons baggage and other carts for horses
and oxen 6andcarts wheebafrows of every description
and all other articles in the wheelwfig line made of
the best seasoned materials and to be superior
to any other manufacture which will be sold at reduced
prices and lower than by any other establishment in the
southern country Purchasers viii find to their inter
ests to call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere. We none butback locust hubs and bent
feloes. NOV s, 1860 PHELPS, PARKE & Co,
40, AZ and A Perdido street, New Orleans.
n B. We keep constantly hand large assoft-
ment of Drays and Carts from the mandatory of n.
Simens Coleman & Co., Philadelphia
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MINERS
GAN ApIAN
YER '|UcE
A cIE=.RIsfAls
REMEDY t1IIWoaNS

c Physicians generally now use Wre,, r
Vermifuge. This medicine is simple ,egs,sl5 a-l.
ration, and can always be adminssr,3 s 3'9la
safety and confidence as to the result N sii 7se
destroy Worms, and restore the patie5t Il 'iFal
Over one thousand certificates have be,psas.a,
from planters, merchants and physician NJ. ss1
mony to the efficacy of this infaible -susiy ".
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WAGON REPOSITORY
60 NJ 10 carondalat Greet Maxu Nrlaans

WHERE can be found al
ways the lar e st and
best assorted stock in
the city, made of the
very b e st seas on e d
White Oak, with Black
Locust HUBS, which is
offered at lower prices
than can be purchased
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GAS FIYTTRES.

GAS FIXTURES.
TyHE subscribers offer at all times complete assort-
ment of Chandeliers, (from3 to II lights Brack-
cts Pendants, Portable Lights and all other arti-
les of Gas FIXTURES at very low prices.
By giving the height of ceiling, size Of room, and APP
etteT, as ifpresent.
information regarding styles and prices will be sent
Nv mail when desired HENDERSON & GAMER,
augl0tf No. 100 Canal Street, New Orleans.
q @ MULES AND HORSES win be sold to those who
IN b,r
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MEDICAL EVIDENCE


We, the undersigned having Frequently s5..i,3....
Wincrs' Canadian Vermifuge, and bsnt Giig .fs
with its efficacy, confidently reeomm nd 4 81 1T
efficient remedy for the expulsion Of worms fs
intestinal canal G. 0. REILLY
Licentiate ofthe R. c. Of surgeon s
G. w. DIGglNE0N
Member of the r. G. of surgees "A a
s Physicians, Chemists and Drue rsss.-
TESTIMONY OF NEW ORLEANS DOCTOR fP
We, the undersigned, Druggists
Orleans, have sold in our trade Winer @
fuge for over ten years past and sin
into this section of the country it hss
faction to our customers, that we fee HsH
it is one of the best remedies for W. 81
knowledge Of. HUI. Kennedy,
Woodman Bennett, Jaa
p Cusachs Bro. & CO., Ro5G
i. b. Wheelock & Co., F. FsIss
+. p Deeonge, B. Bl8
J. De Bonneville, G. Iaior
r. Turney, Juies Rs.
John Ell. Pope, DR. @ 3a
John A. Somers, EdmM
Henry Goldman, A. Fg
NJ Martin, CEur5s.
B. Jourdan, L.
f. II. Henriquez, Ell B58sB
G. N. Morrison Co., J.IMa.
Louis Castel, F.7a
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Shreveport. 357 Dryades street, n. Q,
SOMETHING WORTH READING!

q. MARX. 4. MARX
Shreveport. 397 Dryades street, N. D.
SOMETHING WORTH READING!
MOT being used to puff up myself in newspapers,
IN take this methodto inform my friends and custom
ers that have opened store in New Orleans, which
will be great advantage to my store in Shreveport
As buy my goods in the manufactures, and import
great many from Europe, shall be able to SELL
always have done,
CHEAP FOR CASH!
Especially do recommend country merchants to price
my goods before purchasing elsewhere, / am able TO
sell as low in New Orleans and them the time
and expense of going to the city
Thankful for past patronage hope for continuance
of the same from my friends and customers.
Mr. H. Levy my authorised agent to attend 20 all my
business A. MARX.
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3VUJ lbs, Harness and Sole Leather
In addition to the above, we receiving by every
boat direct from the manufacturers great variety Of
goods manufactured expressly for this market and one
Of our young men is now in the east busy engaged in
seeetng and having goods manufactured for this mar
ket andwe win afew days be in receipt them
and those in want goods of every description and kind
we solicit from them call WALTERS & ELDER.
. N CASKS superior Hams Shoulders and clear Sides
~ JustreceiEed andfer sale by
sepse HOWELL & BUCKNER.
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NEWGOODS AGAIN AT A. MARX!!
lust RECEIVED per steamer Grand Duke
81 LINEN LINEN! LINEN III
rs pieces. warranted all linen at % Cents q yard
Is . English bar6ge % !.
. white brilliantne =. 1913 =. l.. =.
Is cold brilliantine % Il.
Is dozens ladies' bootees 81 90 u pair.
10 . slippers 70
50 . good hoop skirts 81 90 each
10 . children heePd bootees at rs Cents n pair.
With great many other goods too numerous to men
ton Every article warranted
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XXTE have in store and will sell at the lowest rates:
wv IS cases kerseys and Enseys;
5 bales blankets
1900 feet India rlber gin bands, all Sizes
80 tons segmerts points, and gudeecns;
Wedding hoes shovel spades, wheelbarrows road scra
ners chains. e. HOWELL 4 RUCKNFR
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THOMAS H. NORRIS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs, Window
GLASS, STATIONERY, &C., &c,

Texas Street, Shreveport, La.
MosT RESPECTFULLY call the atten-
ton of the public to his extensive
stock, all of which he buys of first
hands at the lowestcash price, and
offer them on as reasonable terms
as can be purchased in the south
ern market. His stock is COM
plete for the winter trade.
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Physicians and Druggists Glassware,
DYE-STuFFs WINDow-tsLAss FANCY GooDs,
STATIONERY AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Mineral Waters Syrups, Surgical Instruments Saddle
of Books, comprising sacred scientific historical and
miscellaneous also large and complete assortment Of
school Books, Biographies, ALIASES, and Medical
works all of which they will sell low goods of the
same description be boughtin any southern market
The following catalogue comprises portion Of the
articles kept constantly on hand:
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1000 bxs druggists glassware patent medicines, per-
fumery, medicine chests, instruments, ETC., etc.
e. N. MORRISON & Co., Wholesale Druggists,
dee27. 1857 u Magazine ST, New Orleans.
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JOSEPH SrRAus.

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &c.
oMw z, We have just received large assortment Of
etS-Es7s RoCKAwAYs BARoUcHEs, BUGGIEs, &c, which
are offered at New Orleans prices.
Wehave on hand complete assortment Of Trimmings,
Woodwork, &C. &C. and are fully prepared TO manu-
facture and repair every description of Carriage and
WAGON work ROBSON 4 KIMBLE. i
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FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER G0ODsl

THE undersigned have just received per Ma ~
WI tional, B. L. Hodge, R. w Powell Lecomte, ~
and Judah Touro and opening avery large and
carefully selected stock of