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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-07
F.LllNiI NtLI.>,
Secretary at state.
CHAPTER, { Ii.

il.Al l LA w.
An Ati' to amend Chapter lji Of the
Seventh Gcuc~al Assembly. entitled
"lrc.rmptionS Of Schorl Lands. ap-
proved March %. 1888.
SECTION |. BE Il e"Gct'a bY tie Gr"f-
rot .l>~mjiyut tie .Smtc ot L'"a That any
claimant or prr-rmptor entitled to purchase
any "t the lands described in said act AZ
the TIME OF the approval thereof. and was
Unable to file a statement under oath of the
date and character Of his claim within the
>i>ty days after the taking effect OF the
same. be and the same is hereby empower
cl - make the purchasers therein c"ntem.
plated. on filing with the County Judge of
the Comfy. wherein the land is situated,
an oath rs in the same act required, and
the further statement under oath. that the
said claimant or prc.cmp,"r was deprived
of the benefit If said land in consequence
Of the expiration of the sixty days before
he knew Of ,he passage Of the act.
,. This said oath shall be filed with
the County Judge in six months from the
taking effect Of this act.
). This act shall be in force from
and at'rr It's publication according to law.
JoUN EDwAHps,
Speaker ui the House Of Representatives.
\lcmul> " J. Risen,
President Of the Senate.
Approved February II. 1850.
SAMl FL. J. SHERWOOD.
hereby certify that the foregoing is ;
true copy from the original roll on file ii
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FUNNY DEFINITIoNs-(Mind your
stops.) Parasol-A protection against
the sun, used by ladies made of cotton and
whalebone. Straps-An article worn un-
der the boots Of gentlemen made Of calf
skin. kites-liyht frames. covered with
paper, sent into the air by boys with tails
on them.
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IIIAPTER %

AN ACT to require the foreclosure 1t
Deeds Of Trust and Mortgages, twlta
power Of >,,Ic.l on real estate.
SECTION |. BE II cnoct,i bH tie Ge"c-
raj ,I~~mhy ~ Hc .>fatc ot Io'"", That
no Deed OF Trust "r Mortgage. with power
"i sale 'n real estate made after the fra
day "t April 4. d.. 1861. for the security
"f the payment "t Touey, shall hc i"rccl">-
ed in any other manner than hy proceeding
in the District. State. car Federal Courts
.Iuu> t,uwAnpS.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
\rcHoL rs J. hr~cu.
President Of the Senate.
Approved March 30 1850.
SAMl Ell J. klltkNopD.
hereby rrrtitN that the foregoing Is u
true copy from the original roll on tilc N
my office.
S.u,S Nsrrs@-.
Secretary vt State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-07

asa- Mans mind is like the eagle,
sometimes soaring to the sun, and some,
times STOPPING to carrion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-07

prn- True wealth is that possession
which satisfies the healt Palaces aud
land. NAV still leave man miserable.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-07

WILLIS describes lady whom he SAW
in an omnibus as Excessively pretty;
and the dimples at the corners of her
mouth were SO deep and so turned in,
like inverted commas, that her lips look.
ed like quotation.
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CHA PIER 1&.

AN ACT to amend an act entitled IAN act
authorizing General Banking in the
State OF Iowa. passed by the seventh
General Assembly.
SEcrI0S |. BE II eHocted hv tie GsHe-
rol IySe8,hp ni' the .Sfate Of Ioro. That
chapter one hundred aud fourteen Of the
acts of the seventh General Assembly. be
So amended that when the words fifty
thouSaud' occur i'll the seventh section "t
said act. it shall read ',wenty- five thou
sand
JouS ED. ARDS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JAMES +. Wilson.
President Of the Senate, pro TEN.
Approved April ,, 1860.
SAMl Ell J. klRkWoOD.
hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true copy from the original roll on file in
my office.
ELlJAu SELLS,
Secretary of State.
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OUR SHINGLEl


a55z7=S5A into o-partnership under the name
-sAx5AAKRA and style of STEWARD & JEWELL
zsz==zsssSGz at the old stand of NJ. F. T. Steward
where they intend to manufacture and keep hand all
kinds ofvehicles, such asCARRIAGES, BUGGIES.
HACKS, &c, and also carry General Repair
ing Shop. Particular attention viii 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 ard ready, done right Be
heving 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
prices it will be done for those prices and no other
and done in that will reflect credit on the work
men, as well as give satisfaction to their patrons. Should
rough and ready job be ordered DONE in case will
they be responsible FORTS durability All new work
ranted for one year.
They are also prepared to manufacture and repair on
the shortest notice. every description of Harness.
Ir1,n1
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WINER'S CANADL3 r TTEMgIGl
SAVES THE CHILDREN

This is the only sure remedg ast
man frame-thmgs that are fa ord igara
children. SAVE THE GIL BREW
Let mothers be timely waIa5- sod % a
child murderers to remainin tha system iFa-
Remember that WINER'S CANADIAN tEa.l...i
will at once and forever Danish lssaos,s
will be saved. Think of this.
Colonel Vasser, of Mississippi in alettart0J. WeT
Esq, of the Aberdeen Conservative, thus Windsu %
communication the value of this medicine to hsogl
family ''My experience has convinced me that IN it5
experiment | have made with Winer's Canadian 'In-
fuge, it is due to suffering humanity, well atOhs
manufacturer of the medicine to make public h result
of my observations. Tsigned VII Vl9a
GREAT MORTALITY AMONG CHILDREN
The papers TEEN with speculatiOns upon the anl
mortality among ehildren but they fail to Tndlclie he
true cause, the presence of worms in the stomach ana
hood is subject are attributable TO IhlsVlsAs
mother then, would risk the consequences Of TINS t5n
disorder, when few doses of Winers Canadian FDt
fuge will always sweep away the vermin and the na
in which they are imbedded leaving The system
healthy condition and secure against areturno llgI
plant? Winer's Canadian Vermfuge saves theclAlsl
Of the mutitudes of children that before the fel
their twelfth year, three-fourths are believed 70 ls
victims of internal worms, or Of diseases arsAs u1
that cause. tie
~ BEWARE OF CALOMEL.-The public geheialll ~
not be aware that nearly all Worm LOzenges COl.-
caomeI and that the lives of children are taes'l
dangered. Sold wholesale and retail BY
J. WRIGHT q CO. Proprietor; .,
81 and l5l Charities street Ne" VHg aI,
and by Druggists generally. For sale IN ohrf sJf
all the Druggists. HD
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Thine Ewes. nv Love.

They tell that the sun is up
High 0 er the mountain tops,
And from his crown of golden light
A shower of gladness drops.
They break the sweet links of my dream,
And bid me meet his glow;
Thine eyes, my love -taine eyes, my love,
Are all the sun | know
The midnight vault of heaven appears,
IT'S ieweIled DER with stars;
Like frozen spirits do they CLEAN
From out thy icy bars,
tits not of their mysteries
NV painting soul would read;
Thine ewes, my love-thine eyes, my love,
Are all the stars need.
The earth is seated Ger with flowers,
They greet me as pass;
The blue forget-me-not peeps out
Among the waving grass;
The pansies dark, the violets gray,
In vain to me they speak;
Thine eyes, my loye-thine eyes, my love,
Hold all the hues l seek.
The sun will set, the stars grow dim,
The fowerets all decay,
But there is joy within my heart,
They cannot pass away,
/ ask not for brighter world,
A life of deeper bliss;
Thine eyes, my love-thine eyes, my love,
Have made aheaven Of this.
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WATER COLORS.
NEwMAN's, ACKERMANS,
Reeves g. Sous, 0sBoRNE's.
PaDer HangingS. &c.


NEwMAN's, ACKERMAN's,
REEVES g. Sons, 0sBoRNEs
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 8xl0 to 42x56
Canvas in rolls, from SO to 66 inches wide;
Stretchers for canyases of all Sizes
400 doz fine sable and camel hair pencils;
100 =" paint and varnish brushes, all sizes;
Tin foil, in sheets and books;
Tinsel of all the usual colors;
French and American PAPER HANGINGs.
Doors, Window Sash and Binds, of all sizes and
description, for sale cheap.
Window Glass, &Zc......
5000 bxs American Window Glass, all sizes;
roo do English and French, from 8X10 to 33x65
300 lights fine Plate Glass;
100 bxs double thick American, from 9x10 to 20x30
1000 lights colored glass;
100 Glazier Diamonds;
500 bundles gazier tins;
10 tons White Lead, in % to 700 ID. kegs;
5000 canisers and kegs coored paints, = to 100 h.
packages;
$500 lbs. fine French Green, dry and ground in OIL
1000 bbls Whiting and Paris White of my own manu-
facture fire dried.
Paint Mills of all sizes and every article usually kept in
general Paint, Oil and Color Store will be found at
R. CLANNON's,
nov ., 1857 SO Canal street, New Orleans.
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Song of the Union.

Ding-dongl the bell,
Tolls the death knell.
To disunion.
Ding-dong. the bell,
See how our ranks do swell
For the Union.
Ding-dong! the bell
On the mountain--in the dell,
For the Union.
Ding-dong! the marriage bell,
Assures us that all il well
For the Union.
Ding-dong! the church bell,
Join in the anthems swell
For the Union.
Ding-dong the ocean bell
Tells us the ship is well
For the Union.
Ding-dongl the steamboat bell
Tell ''there is no sell
In the Union.
Ding-dong plantation bell,
Shows US how = fell
By Disunion.
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NEW BOOKS.
TN H. MORRIS has Just received lot of new publica-
IL tons, among which the following:
Horseshoe 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
Alichelet's Love, [LAmeur-
Benlah by A. J. Evans.
AlHbone' Dictionary of Authors;
And great variety of all kinds Of literature. march14
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perenee they prepared to exhibit to those VINO may
favor Them with cali as large and well selected stock
in their line as ever offered in this place. consisting OF the
most choice qualities Of
DRUGS. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PHysIc1ANs' SADDLE-BAGs PAINTS, 0ILs, DYE-STUFFs,
Window Glass Physicians Glassware Landreths and
Shakers Garden Seed Flower Seed and Bubous Roots;
Perfumery Fancy and Toilet articles of every descp-
ton Combs and Brushes, Musical instruments, line
Shot Guns warranted to shoot WE'LL Powder Easks, Shot
Pouches and Belts Gun Caps, Gun Wadding Spices,
Scans, Smoking Tobacco and Pipes, Snuff, Vinegar,
starch Lanterns Lamps and fixtures, pure Wines Bran
dies and Spirits for medical purposes
Also always hand complete assortment of MedI-
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-
stanty receiving from the first houses supplies as the
trade may demand.
Physicians Prescriptions filled and Medicines furnish
ed at all hours day or night. From II o'clock p NJ, to
o'clock A. NJ call at ROOM No. J. upstairs over the
store
From the well known standing Of the proprieors and
their long connection with the trade it deemed useless
to saw 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 public especially their
old friends and customers.
Attention is invited the following list of articles, all
of which we keep on hand in quantities to supply whole
-olo o,,I oil rde viz.
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PITTSBURG MANUFACTURED
WAGONS. CARTS, DRAYS, &c.

other kinds of Wagons for horses and oxen Cane Wag
ons and Carts Draws OK and timber wheels with and
without axes warehouse and steamboat Trucks Jersey
and BaggageWagons baggage and other carts horses
and oxen handcarts, wheebarrows OF every description,
and all other articles in the wheelwrgh line made of
the best materials and warranted to be superior
to any other manufacture which will be sold at reduced
prices and lower than by any other IN the
Southern country Purchasers will find to their inter
ests to call and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere We none but black locust hubs and bent
felloes NOV s. 1860 PHELPS, PARKE q Co.,
| 40 40 and IA Perdido street, New Orleans.
n b. We keep constantly hand large assort-
ment of Drays and Carts from the mandatory of n.
Sirnnns Coleman 81 Co. Philadephia
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at any other estabIshment.
Wagons of all and patterns for horses oxen;
Cane Carts and Wagons of the latest improvement;
Carts and Drays, for city and plantation use Timber
and OK Wheels; Spring, Produce and BaggageWagons,
Wheelbarrows Trucks etc. short all the different arti
Giles in the line, in extensive varieties.
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
DAVID G. WILSON
Nos. g. 70 and y Carondelet street, New Orleans.
n Borders received and executed with despatch.
Planters ordering any of the above articles will please
direct their Merchants to d. G. Wilson's Repository.
q
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN ~

Ilh CHIEF AMONG TEN THor7
DALLEY's MAGTCALPAJy .trvvesAND
HAS universally supplant.d - H4TRAcro.
4 n and healing applications :. an other n; VI,
Western Hemisphere, wherevairr 10Th the Ea.tale,
trlnslc merit is the true secret F reduced. @ sri
neous affections ,whethertbe canao Us Success n %
BURNS &.Sc4f6sc cdent ordi,s.'' 'a
are instantly relieved ofS thaishpS ''@e
hammation, by a timely an : nliaa.a guish pob,
healer and the flesh IS re- lioat,on Of this atdh
blemish or scarremaininp su as II BY a II 'elD
THE FRIEND OF THE v1-u a@
Children are frequent suf :, for 1m y euRSERY
ries especially from fluid ana ~. ron extern
therefore every mother shotI4' Pheneeynlo. lg
preparation constantly at hand nave Thu L'32~
and quickly removes the = T IN eheasSoBpp, al1g
prevalent in the nursery. = X Or RNegos Ne
TO TRAVELLERS BY =SEA. Avn $50
The machinist, the tray Z eler LAND
vidual whose lot in life = throw ano every ofo,
chance of accident from . exnl"s; Mm With, 1a
should bear in mind that Z this Man. IRE Or co y
best and only friend. 1t : both ~ Extractor g
and should ever be his y cor9rp; tabe and i l5
need. There are thousands of liTnii as frisTJA
to its marvellous virtue sSwho olso u hesSestots2
and muscles to its saving : efIicae,, eelr s0np3g
The following are few : of the loos.
which DALLEY5S MAGI- 4 CAT D sfalIng dises,s.
RI M Elm LIVE as=Well as CURE. EACG0R
Bruises pms nus generally
Boils, PUPPIES,
Broken Breast, POI,
Bites Of Reptiles, Rbana
Cancer, Rast atsm,
Cracked Lips, Soraa
Chapped Hands, Shot tS NJ. all kinds
Chlblains, Scros,t ounds,
Cramp, Sep vraal
Chafes, Sal,
Diseases of the Skin, Scu,f
I1lAa lPeldS, Scad H.,
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MORE NEW GOODS!

MORE NEW GOODS!
Il HAVE Just returned again from the city with new
and handsome well selected stock of Summer Goods
consisting part of Fine Fancy and Staple Goods of
every and quality call the attention of the ladies
in particular and request them to call and examine the
goods as selected them with great and they
be surpassed in Shreveport My motto is small profits
and quick sales Come one, ALL and get bargains,
as am determined to be undersold. word to the
gentlemen in regard my clothing and furnishing goods,
Come and examine the goods for yourselves and be
vneed that they the best ever brought to this place
iuly8 w. MARhS.
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EYEPORT CARRIAGE REPOSITORY


OTHER 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 on at the old Stand corner of
Milan and Edwards streets, the f.
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 to
this place, able to do work the shortest notice
and in the best Our patrons may rest assured
that asheretofore win pay personal attention
to the repairing of carriages, buggies wagons and all
other vehicles.
Our work in all cases will be guaranteed
Mr. Robson will attend in person to the Horse Shooting
department. and ofthe firm can all times be found
in attendance at the Shop and Repository.
ROBSON & KIMBLE
Shreveport, January 6, 1853
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LEEDS FOUNDRY,

Leeds FOUNDRY,
Corner OF DELoRD AND FoURcHE STREETS
NEW ORLEANS.
a Is prepared to furnish vertical and hori-
Co. ontalSteam Engines, Sugar Mills, Vacu-
go W UNI Pans, Sugar Kettles, CHARTERS, Fit
Ell ers, steam and horse power Draining
K1 Machines Saw Mills Gin Gearing Iron
CSSN Columns and Fronts for buildings, Fur
Nva3I9 mace Mouths, Crate Bars, etc, and all
machinery required for the South.
They respectfully call the particular attention of the
planters of Louisiana and the adjoining States their
style of Steam Engines, Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans and
Draining Wheels which for strength durability and CON
venienee have not been excelled
New Orleans, February Z, 1856.
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GAS FIXTURES.
ETJE subscribers offer at all times complete assert
Il ment of Chandeliers, (from8 to y lights Brack-
cts, Pendants, Portable Lights, and all other art
Giles of GAS FIXTURES, at very low prices
By giving the height of ceiling, size of room, and ap
proxinate price, parties may be supplied as well by
letter, as if present.
information regarding styles and prices viii be sent
br mail when desired HENDERSON & GAINES,
aurl0tf No leo Canal Street. New Orleans
40 MULES AND HORSES viii be sold to those who
20 wish to purchase, at great bargains, by
z. B. JACOBS.
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IF Won wish to ascertain the temper of young lady
look at her nails and the tips Of her gloves II they
are Jagged and much bitten, you may be sure she Is
peevish irritable quarrelsome, and too ready show
her tooth at the smallest provocation This is an nta
BILE test that every young lady carries at her very I'M
gers end.
Porers Spirit of the Times las an account of dread
full old fellow who 'would rather tell lie on six months
credit than tell the truth for cash." The idea is decd
edly original
debating club lately discussed the important ques
ton whether ROSTERS knowledge of daybreak is the
result of observation instinct" 1t was decided IN
the affirmative
Jim said one youngster to another on the fourth,
"Jim, lend me two cents, viii yer? got up so early
that spent all my money before breakfast and didn't
think the day going to be so long
philosopher who has studied out almost everything,
says he is satisfied that the why girls are in the
habit of poung their lips is because they are always
willing that theirs should meet yours half way.
The gentleman who stood upon ceremony has lost
his footing and finds that he has slipped out OF
very pleasant circle.
On child being told the other day that he must be
broken Of bad habit he actually replied: Pa hadn't
/ better be mended?"
The earth is kind and tender mother to the husband
man. and vet at one season he harrows her bosom and
at another plueks her ears.
A polite gentleman of this city begs his own pardon
every time he tumbes down. and thanks himself politely
every time he gets up again.
housewives use the white of their eyes instead Of the
white of eggs to clear their coffee.
dashing and fashionable widow says she thinks on
sueng some gentleman fora breach Of PROMISE in order
that the world may know that she is in market
"Where are you going?' asked little boy of another
who had slipped and fallen the icy pavement Going
to get up!" was the blunt reply
"Don't give me any more emetics," said Pat, to his
physcian 'they do good Ihave taken two already
and neither of them would stay upon my stomach"
Why is a rooster on fence ike cent? Because he
has head side and tail on the other.
A MARK A. MARX.
Shreveport. 397 Dryades street, n. o.
SOMETHING WORTH READING!
RT0T being used to puff up myself in newspapers, |
take this method to inform my friends and custom
ers that have opened store in New Orleans, which
will be a 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 as
always have done,
CHEAP FOR CASH!
Especially do recommend country merchants tOprice
my goods before purchasing elsewhere, am able to
sell as low as 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 is my authorised agentto attend to all my
business. A. MARA.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT To PURCHASERS!
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PHILADELPHIA WAGON REPOSITORY
Ga. TO. 72, Carondelet Street, New Orleans,

WHERE can be found al
ways the lar ge 1t and
best assorted stock in
the city, made of the
very b e st $ ca SON e d
White Oak, with Black
Locust HUBS, which is
offered at lower prices
than can be purchased
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Texas street, nearly opposite the Academy.
FENHE undersigned having erected suitable buildings
Il and purchased the requisite machinery for blind
and sash factory would respectfully inform the public
generally that they prepared to manufacture
every description of Door, Blind and Sash w ork, ,
IN superior manner and on reasonable terms.
They have alsoin operation GIG-SAw for ornamental
work and can furnish Moudings of various patterns,
from = to inches in size.
full assortment of Doors Blinds and Sash kept con-
stantly on hand All orders promptly filled
They solicit share of patronage feeling confident of
giving general satisfaction.
feb22 A. LAX b SON
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THOMAS Fl. MORRIS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES,
Paints. Oils. Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs, Window
Grass 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 lowest cash 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.