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The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09
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The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09


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nee has commenced throughout The North
esu Static T. !, NOT "l"E" tic voices Of .
lew ai-appa.urr" politicians that arc direct
ing their influence agniUsr ;h"war. hat 'int
strouy -r1u "f sr"wer. tn" working eiass..-----
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The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

!rAat's out ?-Thc New York
Tribune says:
1t is reported. as an interesting
fact in the vicissitudes of politics,
that Mr. Thurlow Weed, Of Albany,
lately paid a visit to Mr.. James Cor
don Bennett of New York, at his
magnificent suburban residence at
Washington Heights. The inter
view, which lasted for several hours
was characterized by the utmost cour-
tesy on both sides, and was made
the occasion for entertaining Mr.
Weed with one of those sulnptuous
Apician dinners for which the 'cle-
CANT retreat amid the shades of
Washington Heights is distinguish
ed. What was the subject of the
conversation has not transpired. but
it is believed to have referred tothe
state of the country, and the policy
to be adapted in bringing our diff
cultics to happy settlement. Mr..
Bennett, as is reported, was much
impressed by the mental energy,
comprehensive breadth of intellectu-
al vision, and grasp Of purpose ex-
hibited by Mr.. Weed.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

the Government viii be in possession
Of the whole number of the vessels
the best and most effective of the
class everbuilt --t ....
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

Reported Copfurc IF tie S~zntcr.-
The schooner Hannibal, that arrived
at New York on the 18th, reported
that she heard rtunor Of the Sum.
ter being captured at Cur;r,oa by a
United States war steamer, probably
the keystone State. As the Hvuid
had a correspondence from ST. 1'hoin-
as, dated the 9TH, which did not men
ton such u circumstancp, it regrets
its inability 70 believe the report
IN. O. Bee.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

We ar" informed that Mr.. l., l..
Butler, formerly sergeant in the com
pany of shreveport Grays, has been
promoted to lst Lieutenant of the i til
Regiment. lie is relative of the
Lient. Colonel Of the same Regiment.
ard br"t!!.r-ill-law 81 Lieut.. George
Williamson
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

The height Of coolness-To ask
DIR. b. to treat. on the strength of his
having gone to an expense i'll pole
raiSiro
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

What tends toward the improve
ment of certain places? The build
ing of railroads.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

Col, b. l.. Hodges companies
from Neachi and this place will take
their departure from our city duriSg
the early part of next week. We are
told that the Col. has not only snc
creded in getting up a battalion, but
in all probability will have regi-;
ment. This is as it should be. and
We hop, he may; SO far as We ear
learn it ! very probable
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

Elsewhere will be found an in
teresting letter from Albert Pike, adj
dressed to the people of Texas, and
published N the Mckinney Mcssen-
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

DolMgs sf Me Blochaders eF tie
.Subine.-1'he Galveston Civilian, Of
the 10th inst, says:
We learn that the schooner Isabella
has been capturrd off Sabine by the
blockading vessel. The Isabella was
on her way to Eeraick's-Bav. She
had several passengers, among them
Capt. John Smith and family, Of
this city.
The pilot boat purdy, of Sabine,
was chased into Caicasieu last week
by orc Of the biockading vessels.
Her passengers, siN III number, Went
up the river to the stage stand, but
the stage being full could mot take
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

The gallant Maj. Robt. Wheat of
Louisiana, has been promoted tn the
rank OF. Colonel for hi hrroism ut
ID. battle of Mauaesa- None f.
-.-r..I -L-.-- .M--- L.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

in n single day. Wer respectful yere-
Itcgt our exchanges, and the friends
Of peace throughout the Northern
States, to furnisl. us all Omitted names,
that we may make the list coinplete :
NEW YORK.
The Daily and Weekl, News, n. Y.
ILc Dali. and Wcrlllvs.J ournal of
Commerce. New j ork
The Daily and Weekly Dav Book,
Now York;
The Freeman's Journal, \. Y.
The Prat.sville News, Prattsville
The Daily aud Weekly Budget, Troy.
The Daily and Weekly ObserY er,
Utica
The Daily and Weekly Eagle. Brook
lvn..
The Daily Courier and Mon, Syra-
The Advertiser and Democrat. Lock
port.
The Daily Union, Troy.
The Weekly Herald, SANDY Hill.
The Republican. Saratoga.
The Democrat. !thica.
The Gaz.tte. Hudson
The County Union Watertown.
The Gazette, Geneva.
Tho : rerican Union, Eiiicottviife.
The Herald. IonkcrS.
Tn Franklin Gazette.
HEW JEr~EN.
The Registrg, Patterson.
M. IL.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

We have NOTICED a few wagons
come IN during the day, giving our
city u little more appearance of life,
Outside of this, things wear a so,nbre
appearance.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

See notice of Ladies Military Aid
Society, in another column.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

Erc,dom Of the PreSs.-Th" fol
loving newspapers have been sup
pressed by the military authorities oy
destroyed by moLs within The last
few weeks:
State journal, 81. Louis, No.
BoonYiIIc Observer, BoonviiIc, No.
Clinton Journal, (mobbedl Kansas.
Democratic standard lmobbedj Cou-
cord, y. II.
Bangor Democrat tmohbed) Bangor,
Maine
Missouri Bulletin, st. Louis, No.
Missourian' do do
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NO. III. /
but rely on the efficiency Of its block

Dut Teiy Oh tAe eNlcAeuCy VI ltS bAOE4cc
ade. ....'...s. -s...,ai. "a
st. Louis, Aug. 31.-Fremont; has
declared that. circumstances render it
necessary that the CommasiAipG
General of the, Departmeat should
assume the Administrative power ef
Missouri, and declared the. State
under martial law. Persons found
with arms in their hands fo' be court
martiaIed aud shot. Properly xeN
and personal, of persons who shall
take up arms against the Fede.
rails, shall be confscated to public
use. .yasy
Their slaves if they have any. arr
hereby declared frecmen. q a~s,.s,.
Railroad tearers, telegraph inter-
rupters, false report circulators, aud
aiders Of the enemy, from this date.
subject themselves to the seyerest
penalties. az
The people are warned to return
to their homes. Absence without
sufficient cause is considered presump-
tive evidence against absentees.
Provost Marshal Mcknstry for
bids persons passing out into the
country without a pass from his Office.
He orders the ferries, railroads and
steamboats, to sell no tickets, unless
the applicant holds pass.
A skirmish is reported having tn
ken place at Rolla between Mohtgon
cry of Kansas notoriety and Gen.
Raines. - -.
New York, August 31.-Richard
s. Freeman was arrested Yesterday
OH his way to New Hampshire, to
purchase, ,shoe-pegging machine
tor Georgia, and sent to Lafayette
Fort.
Forty thousand dollars belonging
to Southerners, was seized yesterday
in Park Bank.
Washington, August 3l.-Tlie
Post says startling news has been re-
ceived from Kentucky. Mr.. Jack.
son, member of Congress. left sud-
denly for that State last night, hay
ing received urgent dispatches indi-
eating the danger of an instant out
break.
Similar 1dvices We're received here
to-day from Guthrie. -
Louisville, Aug.31-The abeve IL
entirely sensational. jackson IL
doubtless coming to attend the co1l-
vocation Of the Union Legislators and
Congressmen.
Guthrie has been spending most of
the day with Ex-President Pierce,
who is here. Did Mr., Guthrie ex-
pect an instant outbreak, the super
intendent of the Road of which Guth-
rie is President, would not have au-
thorized tie statement 4at the Road
would not be stopped without ample
notice
Fremont's Abolition proclamation
i received with amazenent.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

This week comes jn v',h beautiful
weather. The river was risen two
teesG, this point by the raina, bat is
falling again fast.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

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Ne" erh i"'IH Nc'~ff " hCHy
to tie '"','Hf1hc"f.-on the morning
after the day tie News and Other
New l"Fk pap'rs Ner. l!IuIcteo' II
ca'n" out with TIL" t"i!oWlng manly
anI straightforward rePiic"ii''li:
HirenuousIy, constantly ana I'M
SwervimngtT' ttr l'aiiy News Las
maInfa'ng". S'nce the bo'"nardmrnt
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

We understand that thr, Ieo;uhcrs
II th, Shreveport Rebels deserted
'!i#' company.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

The llth Regiment has @on" to
Union City, Tom, instead Of Rich
lAoud. Va. as reported.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09


annexed oltra<t from the editorial
columns OF tie uurrisjur- ValVcl-
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0'''" -AamN'7'l''i'n i" 'h'' capital
specifies one ot The rrel'lninaric~, a.
understood Ly tia. iuurnal, without
..I;ci, nrar. j. i,oro..ii.lr We have
:..,;..:.l.a -. &C., .I...,,m
'''''' - ''' s'''' '.'''''~ ''' ''', P'''-
pos" "l dlr' c'nlE a'feHtio" to them:
IIerc car 2ot, a2d ii 70 @r"er arlH
BE- pe1r, oaata III trhat o~cc J1rmed
tie tnHe% Ss@taS. So [oa2s as @af'ry
erssis N TIRE South. This is Tie dc
cree oE God himself Who ha+ leclar-
cd "a. eternal an'aE"nj-m between
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

New Orleans Correspondence.

THE rrrcIt .lc-GcfjoH at tie NorM-
LuHe~a@c oj fhc Pe0ce .jo"'nnfs-
Cm' toss nj SprjngtieI3--Ife&s'aa
Logs--- Bisp0tch fiom Gca. a}cto!-
tou@h--EF:ct ptNe Bon'c II 1la-
@gSsas i& E'Hrope-; ;a"Port0"s Gar
gr.@jonai -lctS-Ctty Ns,rs, cfc. ctc.
NEW ORLEANS,
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MILITARY.


1.-TWO regimsni. O. lighs cavalry are sboui bs,nR
organised By the U. 9. Governments one on which.
70 pe oaneo We - U. y. Lanosrs, II now In process
which " the War Department. washington AND a
branch Ofice, No. Park Place CORNER Brr-dvav
y. n. room ~, In charge Of Acting Adjutant p NJ
hcTigte. Several inducements are offered 70 gan'
ueinsn wishing tn raise companies u as men each
~ well AZ 10 privute- ambitious u military honorr
" whom pruulotion II guaranteed. All applications
In the Northern States N Ia addressed 70 the
Acting Adjutant, who will supply free passes 10
officers and men u TIE Camp Of Rendezvous, Al
bcartdale, Westchester County, New York.
600 qAars11Q
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CONSUMPTION CURED

~ Consumption ~ sckt uwledgsd ~ bS tis supl7sa
o. the North AIne lean COntllaut. ThousAnds an
annually carried ava. ~ this destroying raA.Aey,
the prI.rtsa % Wh N II ~ he.cheruuA thas sra 4
FIRST a. ner+y tickling, Irritation L. ana
throat, gradually lnrreus'S, until = regular N -
coughing II necessary every morning In oT1,sg y
rgl'eye the hrsg' o' the lo"j Of msstsr whicu %
pressee then. In j So mRnueT, pains which a. 40,
were Only flying, ur moving pains, soon L,.sot-,s
fixed In tho a les aud chest, under the HkoaldsI
hlsie- ! u1yC u,sie Iha 'urs Of eOnsumI Is-sI ~
special stuGJ for The past s' yeSr, and rsts "
hundreds 4 patients m g.. city and pegh5or t.ssa
Of New Nrk, whom have restored n hSAlth, D.
al cuTahle cases, rshGf rom suffering Ia guSas-
toed by tha first twepty-four hours treataaDt. Dr.
N. q. CrTOOLE Consoru ptun Physician. IS Tsdr1
Ave, b-t. l2th and IStD sts, N. v. IS 2aAn ~
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ITO CONSUMPTIVES-AP PREACHER OF
u the Gospel, having cured his son of Consumption
IN It's WORST stages, after being given up 10 die by the
most celebrated physlcanA desires 70 make known
the mode ofcure, which proves successful in every
case 70 those afflicted with coughs, colds, and
sumption, and he viii soad 1t frse Of charge " al
who desire II and win forward him their address
Rel9 24ac'llb
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To b Obati.assd.

A PrKED LIVING IN the village of MorrlSset,
Canada, last week, killed his mother, aged 6S,
and hi father, aged 70, because they had ID
sisted upon his paying an honest debt ol elS.
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MWnrCEvEN.
tTieHEY 60 RIGHT TO TnR sPoT.--

PuRIPY YOUR BREATH
sTRnsGTHEN YOUR voIcEi
sPALDNG's
THROAT CORRECTIONS
THROAT CONNECTIONS
THROAT CoNFECTIoN
sloo FOR CLERoYMEN
GOOD FOR LEorURERs
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR coNsUMTTvRa
GENTLEMEN CARRY
@ALDNGs THROAT CONNECTIONS,
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
gPALDNGs THROAT CONNECTIONS
CHILDREN CRY FOR
sPALDNG's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
rhey reiSye Cough Instantly.
rhsy clear the Throa,
thsy give strength and yolsme 10 the voice.
rhey impart delicious aroma 10 tho breath.
They are delightful 10 the tAs.e.
nsy .re made Of simple herbs and canno, harm
sny ons
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-'''" wy N''''' ~1 puts
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Auure"
HENRY u sfALDiNo'
No. - Cedar street, N. z.
OoHn
Siok hhADAo'iA
oUhh
NERVOUS HEADACHE,
cupp
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By the use Of these Pills tho periodic attacks Of
Ae1vous or Sick Headache may DO prevented and
v..-., .. Al. commencement, Of AN ATTACK ,mu.-
|
rbcv soldon Gail In removing the Nausea and
Headache, To which females arc 80 subject.
,,., camilla, ,n,, ,ho t.,,,.,. ,.,,ov,,, o.
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females and
~ persons Of Sedeniary hADta' they arc valuable bs
.lsx,.i,. improv,ng tho aDno,I,o. irving TOM and
- l., A. ,,---.,--- .-.- - II. --.--,--.l. -.
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STATE OF NEW YORK.
~ QUABIERAAsTEH 4lENFEAL's DrrARTNtsTl
New York, July 30, 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that no bills hereafter viii
be paid ~ this Department for articles furnished, or
FOR any service rendered 10 any officer, reg aonL or
ooml any, unless such claim il based on wyltcn au-
shortly from this OfIice.
G. A. ARTHUR, Engineer In Chief and
Acting Assistant Quartermasteg General.
lySl l2W&Thsl22
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LOB THE PILES
4 DIR, UPHAMs Vegetable ksCsuA-Y v 0 or
sin cure Tor Piles, - every fern. IN ths vcSC
cassa u itiH Distressing Ahoction, AID vhssI ~
oshos neAnH have failed, the patsns muK. eSSIA
Mo -logtof ptrsons.ly n MS "a, 361 fcnrth =,
TT. lphaH "a -snted spe'iA Nttscson ~ 49, ~
eSS Tor uo,e iNaA ~ yrNrn, Aad may ts ooost1AsS
Ia rtlstUh - O. or any other cOznplAlnL orou
uASloch Ia tn ml.ning until O'Clock IN khs svga-
ing, at his Ma otAca, S0i Fsursh u, ID eOaR
tsom the Bowosy hetSaea Roy, Ty ana BruNdSaS;
=. @. wEIL6 CO, General Agents, lis Rrn&
LIN st., n Y. is2A Tgs1G
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X. r. HlBBAhlJS
UNRIVALLED
RHEUMATIC LOTION.

For the permanent relief Of Tic DploresuS, Neu-
ralgiA, Tootlnche, Rheumat ,sm Nervous ii a,lache,
Cole, Cramps or spasrnodlo Action Of the Muscular
System.
with all those who have used IL. IL IL An IN
valuable Temody-h acts like IA clarm To sootho sud
quiet aud hnalyt RnnihilAta all those subtle painA
W which the nervous system s 30 constantly expos
Cd.
Also " he tAken internally for Collie, CholerA
Dlarrh0sl, Cramps in the stomach, old aud olatna.
Cough-nix one teaspooniul Of the Lotion " III
four of syrup or molusses, aud take in teaspoonful
doses three four times day OF oitener, when tha
OUGph II troublesome.
Por Pain in the Stomach, Painters Collie OF Fla
ulonce take a toas pooniuu IN hot water Rlld sugar
As hot Us you can zip H.
Try n aud YOU will lever be without ID.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER BOTTLE.

During the last month large quantities have hem
lDld, and feel grRtihed n hear from all who have
tried H. that glves tho greatest satsfaction When
you Try 4 you will never any other thiE
we feel confident For sale nj 80 South Second st.
Willamsburgh, and al a Eighth ave-, New York.
aug 24Ac
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A DOWN TOWN MKRCHASr.


Having passed several sleepless nights, disturbed By
the agonies and cries Of = suffering child, and b.
coming convinced that Mrs. wINsLoW's SOorn
ING SYRUP was JUS, ,hs article needed. procured
aupply f< the child On reaching homo, aud -
guAiniing his wife with what he had soas, she 70
fused W nave n administered W ths ahld, o. oh.
wAs strongly In avo~ OF Homeopathy. rhs, nigh,
the oidld parsed In suffering. and abe parent. win.
cut sleep. Returning home the day following III.
father found the h.hg still wors- and whit. ON.
tsmplAting another ssoplesA nignL the mot1-u at.,
ped from the room ~ attend ~ snu,s domos,,o ,iu-
rs, and len the father with the ,tild During non
abeoncs he administered portion OF the sOoTH-
ING sYBUP N ths baby, and SD nothing rhs,
nigii all hands slert well. snq tina little elo~ a~ok,
In ihe morniny b1guI ard bSp,'s, rhs I4Is4-. :.
delighted with Ne gnddeo .IDi Srnhh''u rg- -.
aud although Al nius uhcndet 'n- hSc.t pip.-
ncad upon heT, ,rutI,urn ). us- ace syrup IND
Eunsnna, eTylng DaDivs .nI r'v'I,ts- a.gnL nay.
disappeared. a single trtA ~ she syrup nrvpr y.
failed ~ relieve the baby, AMI 1's,pums Shs pcoiu
docs OF the mother,
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nALM OF WHITE LILLIES-LADIES,
~ have you tried this excellent and highly per-
mmed preparation for all disdcIrements of the akin
such as PlMPLEs BLoTCHES TAN, SUM-
BURN, sALLowNESS Dr.. 1t will pay YOU 10 DO
81, Is cooling and refreshing when ov OF heated
and Ia perfectly harmless 70 the skin-this we guar
antse You will find il lar superior 10 Chalk Ball
OF Lilly White, and cheaper than any other article
now Ia use, Il being but
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RECRUITS WANTED
= few more god men vii BE- received fov
Sd REGIMENT tsICKLEssj EXCELSIOR


Col NELSON TAYLOR, C.mmanding
INDICTMENTS TO VOLUN1 ERRS
Pay sl3 per month. Wives and fam les provided
for. Extra pay when building Qualifications SiOO
luuniy when honorably discharged.
The regiment Is now At the seat 4 war, and has
been new " uniformed. Recruits vii Ia forwarded
immed Ately.
Apply at once 10 Lent. PENSoCK, GOO Broad.
way.
Parcels len ahove for the men will 10 forward
ell n the regiment. sei4 6.I5J
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REV. II. HlBBARD'S
CARNINATlVE SALNE.

Ills salvo is ne 81 those excellent things Whlol
no family Should fail to keep always an hand. Fu
Felons, Bl,s, Pal! ul Ulcers, Carbuneles, or An
ihIax, Gs1.nnoaly called Ant-hoaps,) Ague in TIN
L,Cc,t NH +. %, Ea,-aele, Barns, scalds and kheo
mat.c Pains OF an Kinds. II Is Sure SPECIFIC
Iuavs the a,n u once, by stimulating the cutiS1
ca,,ln pyt itsimcdinte relief II has been for thu
asttai;y yea sore the public, and is reputatio.
Ildus1 : G.1y inIepIlng. Alive ask IN a trial, 10
my Of lH,,o painful d.loLes, and We are sure she
"a ,.'lr-l,la al 9 apIom!se Tor It.
Ala s,l.sus s,Iil for tho family ~ the camp
..is.ru'i 10 IN every house.
ODDS ,citsd aad promptly attended 10. "a
res iOl Fulton II, New York. lelD ttscfss
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T LIQUOR STORE FOR sALR.-A Dqaos
..oro win be sold al fair valuation, Pc p.rI
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r ElilGH METALLIC PAINT.
A<This IN the best a. well M most economical paint
Accommodating about ONE-TIIiRD the Irios Of
lH'd IL Vs. for all purposes except for ornSmont
worth more than double tlEt OF the best lead paint.
II will preserve IRON AND ALL METALS two or
three times M long ~ lead paint, and will pro-
serve WOOD, CANVASS or any material longer.
BRICK WALLS painted with tie LEIGH NHs-
IAlIC PAINT, viii admit OF no damDntss for III
NE'tAl YEARS, while lead pRini will nOs keep out
dan neas iOr one year.
II the public know the VALUE Of this srtlols THO,
W"id Use no ~ er when sue pres. vsiiDn Of Whr,
WAS painted was the on object Tina oDlor Of Ih!5
pant II handsome reddish brown
fur sale - the manu- 'nc.urers' price. by
STEVENS BROTHER & Co.
~ u'l5S New YORK MAch,ns Dct,os.
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CAUTION.

Ascertain unPrineiPlsd persons are attempting TO
palm Oh on The unsuSpectng public limitations q
my PREPARED CLUB, would caution all Der.
sns 20 examine bsfOrs purchasing. and see thaa .hs
tal mama
- RAIDnd's PREPARED GLUE
ksn Ne Ous.ids Wrapper. Al 0sAsu srs swind-
wg soaas41sA nalak
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IT I H-TERTH-1EET1I-T AM
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setnr tesutiiul full sets At 80 and go part saA
% cents per 10th, varrAitei Ia the usual prirs
bone hLing % o.. sS4 Bowery, oup-ite = Ia
steft. peil 2l.r'iia
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T lGHT LIGHT LIGHT "A GREAT
- VICTORY. Camphone and Fluid extcrmn-
ated, and Coal Oil IL KING. The UNION COAL
OIL BURNER gives the greatest light tie world
from one single Lamp, with no danger ~
explosion, and At half the cost OF anything now In
use. Camphene lamps altered at small expense,
and new Lamps, Coal OIL, Cans, wlcks, &c. always
on band. Rights for sale To manufacturers only
N. B.--Nonc ol these lamps genuine with ut my
stamp Of patent applied for In front OF the burner,
and without which Il Is unlawful N mike, sell, or
use my Improvement LAMPS altered ut any place
IN the city, or Ivy express IN the country, notice
by letter or Otherwise, being left at my place OF
businCss at No. 50 Catherine st., New York City.
Satisfaction Is guaranteed before payment Is asked.
sell sWATl.lib JOHN MI'LyANY,
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MONEY To LESD-IN SMALL SUMS,
AVA on bond and N ,rtgage, or other reliable Ne.
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