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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-09
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BiTTERS.

The proprietors md manufacturers 81 HOS
TETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH EFT
TIERS can appeal with perfect confidence TO
physicians and ci,z'ns generally of tho United
States, because The article has attained rcpu-
tation heretofore unknown. few facts upcn
this point will speak more powerfully than
volumes Of bare assertion or bagoning pufcry.
The consumption Of iiostctter's Stomach Bit
tets tor the lat year amounted 10 over a half
million Lo,iles, and from its manifest steady
increase ~ times rhst, II IN evident that during
the coming year The consumption will reach
near our million bottles, This immense amount
could rrvcr have beer sold but for the rnre
ttrIicirui properties contained In the propnrn-
ton rnd the sanction OF the most prominent
lh, .,,i'u- ia those sections of the country
w,,c,c the article X best known. who not only
recommend the Filters To- their paticuts, bat
Rrc ready at al times 10 rite testimonials 20 ia
efficacy - nll cnsrs Of siomnchic arrangements
md The di-cnsrs resulting ihcrcitom.
This j. not n temporary popularity. obininc1
Wy extraordinary Efforts IN the Way Of trum-
ptling the qualities Of the niitcrs, bat n solid
estimation Of IN invaluable m, dciur, which is
destined To- 10 NJ enduring ny time itself
iioNcucrs Stomach Bittcrs have proved
Godscnd to regions where fever and rguc
and variopq other bilious c,mf lainis baye
counted iAcir victims - hundreds. 10 ho
able to state confidently that the "BiiiclB"
ave n certain cure for the dyspepsia hnd Ike
diseases. ~ 10 the nopfl'iols source "i TN
hll7vcd pleasure. " removes hl molHi matter
from the stomach, l'l'lhc' the hlood nud
unprecedented vitality i"l"c nervous system.
F'hP u nm tone AMI energy uli~lcn able
tpr the restoration ct to'tth II opctntca upon
the stomach, tttcr. auf other dtR""tt" orrrus,
"'jd t"' powerfully H"'l soon f'sioi'7 tHfm
l"h'"niI'I"n "'s'hli"' !" the hrhHhy dl>'hAiGe
=" DO Innc'i'ns ct nature.
ti'cilf persons may use the Enters dnly M
per directions 90 the h"'ii'' nni hoy WI hnd
IN u ~tI'nuI"hl peculiar ) h"L i'd 10 Comfort
declining years. n u = pleasant !" III" InlH'",
W'iF'rHIh" '"'h" howe. 'Nc'H''h ~ hhl''
AM 'IuF'"'"f %"h,'h''y. We s"E" To" ''l-
d"ncr ct t''ot .rd' ot rrct men ""d women
Wa" h"i' ''fr'i'"' go me "h'h' "' q ny ~"
PREPARATION "hiIc Shh"rhR nom }i"h-+rh Hr-
rHh"'m' ~ an genera 'rhiI'y nouns uhd'f
u" n'Nl'' "' llN .iclah', 'h'y h"N" hh'it'H
al ''.""''ts "Hst ana tnirly h''tI &c
m",it. u l.,. a..' 10. ic" "'tt 4" the
Eru.',rter. 1''rc nr' c"'i1i" T'il"ds when
thru Carct u' 80 lansing tlni H"ri ~ ~ m
s'"l un'cr the n"'. 1h' fr'r''"n 81 m"'hcr
a"i ch'd - so hhs"rii'"lN irt"'', lh'i the
m"tt'r. especially u she tc toHH Is apt +"
l"r"ct bet own ir'ili't in bee 'ttttws a"ti"iJ
for hsr iHiaul. %l"nll 10" period o. n'nirlpuY
atriv" diving the simmer rcn on. the Ncar 81
bplr and miid l. generally npVii,yattd ilrc.
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Facts tor Partners.

IT YOU invest money in tools, aud then
leave them exposed 10 the weather, i d.
he same ns luaung money to spend
thriit without srcurity--a dead loss in
both cases.
II You invest money Ia books aud never
read them, it is the same ~ putting your
money into a bank, but never drawing
either principle or interest.
It you invest money in fine stock, and
do not feed and protect them and property
care for them, it is the same rs drc,,ju.
your wife in silk to do kitchen work
II you invest your money IN choice
fruits, and do not guard and give them y
chance to grow and prove ihrjr value. il is
the same n putting good hard ia the
|ilcld with poor tools to work with.
1t you invest your money in good
farm, and do not cultivate it well. it is the
same as marrying a good wife, aud $50
abusing and cnsInving her ms to crush her
energies aud to break her heart
1T you invest your money IN fin, house.
aud 90 not cultivate your mind and taste
70 rs TO adon II with intelligence aad re-
iinrmcni, il is as ii you were t. wear
broadcloth and a silk hat to mill.
IT YOU invest your money in fine clothes
and do not wear them with dignity and
(casr II Is ms ifa pIowman were TO 1T nj Il
jewelers. table 10 make ana adjust hair
|sriogs
II !ou in your money in ,t,onr
drink. II j. thr. sam, ~ gjn.iH~ hunrt,
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+ = VEI~OI2- a

I'VE undersigned have br'n arp".ui' q i"r'<
Z g, w.. .a, - tu.. t,i'Y Gel. r.a''d mW"''
n.ri iot ~u"1r Nu.-. Gen 'hr
+ / j. IS n - J. II ! y y l. =
1ui- lnt, lsi,u e VI. ~'oi b. .utrd'd 9" fault
tt. De- gin lsr2 Plo"'s. go tIa ~ irast from If
trcu 10 ~ I've. Iar rIt rosr juice en- t''
'ai.,u from given suouU' 81 caE" tan tHH y"
dom. ty th' ig.-sY ' pan f.. sga'aitr2 '"ll1~ ~
-,.u.w-. Aal 90 be- rpprT r"nrr j. u,Dl'ahl'. w.
D.. cuut.u'l.u D. D.. a,i.u 10y d." Governor. Oh
dag,r 90 b,al.a.r. from IN 'Hrrs~ e r;.I"". ir"A
tr .. .l.r. ct '.,.,u Objects. !. removed. H.
it,.g,s. n,lt uf a." Governor cau hr "Vp'''lt" az
kinds ,fsrgar Nlt., without AMY chang.
", u. pi,p1r d z" Vit up 'ir Governor "u Mi
sugar Plantations ~ i.o i'a'-h, ~ -hs'' "''.e.-
l.ui ftii,i r45'irrla'- yi as. raIi 80
IlLEE y tlIANELELAlN.
n following Certificate l. irUii = A'!eu'r N'lt
known in fl'. -rla. .Ic~ ~ Iars-L'r;
Weston r.-4ii. -.n, N,-i Brcn Euuer fa.i-h.
be g.. -.
Ifa,uy nd ~"','- Co,,1or tr over rEo
auutl. 49,. rIfi rt', p"notnr 70 % o"~'i.1 H'.
protrn.,t... t,.h iot .r.r3Hr u making g""S
i.e:,.-.. ,,-A s,.IaI.h. Trading auH cur-rqu-ri
-..p.- o. u..,.J.. -..i.., i.u no" !.rfta2e -
~. .r..
.... ,-.u, - y y ND!NN
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Ayers CathaT;ic Pills,
EOR AL liz lulnGSl9 oFhfaHl,YfaY2lG.

are - rou'rsod Cot 81 rr.r within iAr rE-r.f
their arlrn can rtr'!y withstand or c,a,., them.
lhc.r r'ucirl'lus properties >rrrch. aud cleanse,
amt IHNi.oi1'C every UoJti.W ct the human oJg1r,-
ISM, correcting a., diseased ton. and fc,tottr"
It's healthy viuhtIcS As consequence Of ihr.c
pr"pCIucs, the invalid who Is bowed down with
pain or physical debility 10 astoui>hCd 10 find his
hc"l,h or o. c'ry restored by a remedy at once 80
simple apA iaN5Hg
Not Gully 30 ts.y rugc tlc c,crv-l7y COMPLAINTS
Of every lodv, but also many frriuidal.c and
dangerous L,-c1-cs. The agcrt Lclow naurd is
pleased g hurist gratis NY American Almanac.
containing grrfratrs Of thar cucS nd directions
for their use IN TIE following COMPLAINTS Co,t5,c-
Ross. lea timW. Hc0ddchc 0,j>in', ran, GiSn,",,d
Stomach. AdiScr. klGtg,'tfcu. Tam ~, dJH NoyiW
H'acttJr # tie Bowcy, f20t,,itcg. Eoss Of time.
fHf, JIlDdfc. aad other Aiu.Aol complaints,
arising from "a low state Of the body or Obstruction
OF IL functions. They are nm excellent altCratiyc
for the renovation OF the blood and the ros,ora-
ton OF tone aud strength to the system dcbiitat,
by disease.
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RrRM fAsTE.-To owners Of very
small places. who It'll wish them To look
well, the safest counsel is, do not plant
large trccs--uot one even: Lrop Your
grass continually sholn, your hrdgr evenly
trimmed. Your little lower-hrd in ucf-
peiual order. Set ont such Hovrr;u,r
shrubs as viii from spring to autumn a;,r
you constant renewal uf blossoms. So
continually are new varieties NOW intro
duccd from all parts of the world H., sci
'ntilic hotauj>tS, that it Is quite uuucr,.-
sary 20 name Il chuicr and when GjArr-
cnCcS OF soil and rlimair m, h. b.. con
sidcrcd. much better all H., can hc eivru
on the spot by practical scodSuau,' than
by review destined for all attitudes,
Still OF hard ornamental shrub, We NAV
safely suggc,; the Ahhua.. the pru.aiar.
the Persian Lilac, the pyur Iapouira,
aud especially the Noulan pconirs and
the Nrigchas, the last two introduced
Lately from China, by Mr.. Robert Fortune.
Evergreen shrubs, on the contrary, we
cannot recommend unless the culiivator
has ample space and shade, for them, they
will not, in spite of al that has been said
i'll their favor stand the northern autumn
AMI winter suns, hut turn lrown and
dingy when We most want them bright.
The ilowcr-gardrn in its perfection Is Of
course uaattainablc without great care
and expense; but five dollars wear. ia
diciouoly laid ont in seeds and huhs. viii.
from tiny plat, yirld, from the first crocuS
to The last crysanth,mum, a perpetual Joy.
Christian EIGn.n,r.
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\ Hint To DAIEYuEN.-In n lat. issue
s"i the Country Gcnil,mau." the editor
Ircnarks that he has often met with notices
sot good COWS. and a large dairy composed
sol such would prove highly profitable. hut
stoo often few poor animals throw the
sbalancc on the wrong side. For instance,
"a farmer in Massachusetts. keeping 10
scows, found they averaged 1900 quarts to
;ssfhe COW, but the five best averaged 1000
squartS, leaving 1900 quarts to each of the
give poorer ONES. The hest COWS gave n
| profit of Sis ca,i; the poorer ones were
.kept at a loss OF 81 rach-;hu> destroy
ling nearly the whole prof; Of the dairy.
No man can afford to keep poor COW at
'the expense Of better one; he should
rather iatten for beef. or give away, even.
!thau to pursue such a course OF dairyiug.
Let every COW value hr rrsrol. and those
That do hJ' come up Ia lie poi'i, o.. pratt,
|shDHM y.t. he .hml.+
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PIN J=i-VII,LT; HOTEL.
JOHN SVyART2 ENBURoi, Propy'eter

rgNlE rhoyc l!o',l j. situated in The ~. o.,
] lprc ut !u,Njii,, within about 3 MI p "A 81
IF TIE state SEMINARY e Leaning. lii's .ll..u
been thDroW hy ruu,n'cd. and it, table vii
always be- fuppii,d with whioh thc matct atiord-
= Attached - itr Hotel Is y S'shlt', n which
hoia"s viii Away L. snpplad ~ih iAr hrsl "i
g.of,nd'r. hus G-,y
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q Il III T. TUORO I G. n F.i 4 T.
q NJ u
DEPOT At MOUTH or Rrr R1vEr. IN

1--WE und.ftipt.d v.uH ,"-tttihlly inform
h. ci.iz'n> 81 lnpil's and adIni,ng par-
I-h s. ihai tlrN keep
Wli,EF i,ONT $50 iIbTEL.
II h. Mouth 81 Rcd Ilyrr. aud nir pt'lnud To-
accommodate IL" rrhIit ut 81 liinc' "ud ut Wy
,'asualIc Wicrs thy al-u hayr Ims" ,turr
"ums fnr tLr pnppar ~ Rrc'i'in,, nu, to,-
ya,du" tooo- Merchants hitt 'tc thrif tuod-
Wet Z" INIT uH G'.1 uR much rhaP.I iou..
ihan S,N Oll ar. o. 50, y n.y. no tohlusit-ipi'
fr ad,au,,iig n"u', fr, h,icht--.rd a!va,- con-
ui,c to riI,ct shndrui t"r r-fuiih b. thar
. hr n-ual Iuc,' paid luln New oILyus. LAT, s vi
iuragr nu. u crii'- l"r Ihl.
- NJ tral- and IS h,u fnitrd
at,r CIV t. g.. i'ttbt' 4 tb.
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THE CHIEF AH9NG TEN THOUSAND.

pAtLIl'a MA1IrAL PAIN EXTRAt TOR
III A. uur,@ ,''v Implanted all other o.n'm-rls
! 4 and .,Hhut lll lraiion- il l'ih tbe En-ir,n
1ud hc-tDa li,T.l t,i'~. vLcs,ycr ututu.,d,
az is .a}.si. n0ii j. The trac secret CO. H. s0c-
res, u Vd 'rtf"'I', aTf-f,Ob,, whether tie cause
he 4s,."tHf a. ",,s4.,.
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fORSES FOR SALE.

"a A,JOR, would respectfully inform
rnds. upd thc public generally, that
IN hand, at lI,dr Stable ON the street
.f,ps Tee House Hotel, n superior lot Of
tt< *ist'GGf and
HORSES,
g 20 TIE public Mt fair prices.
1ato inform their friends lhat they
" 4, keer ou'baud the
I'm Es.sS,T' .~'tOCTS
~ innd IN the coun,ry. All they ask
" sffARE Of Tho patronage If the
III hrc requested to call ant see fur
3 aug t-tf
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EAGLE LINE.
GREAT EASTERN AND WESTERN
LIN OF STAGES.
CENTRAL ROUTE THROrHII LOUISIANA
AND TEXAS.
FROM ALEXANDRIA LOUISIANA,
- o.
NICOGUOCHES TEXTS.
Connecting with the Eastern Nail at Alexandria,
from NV Orleans. alsu. with the Western La" Of
Stages, om Nacogdochcsto.
B'mglas,
Inwoud,
Alto.
Crockett
Cincinnati. 20
Hunts, lie
Also, connects with tie Line Of Stages TO
TYLER. and TO
Henderson aud
NoHnf Pleasant
\. 4 {. IA ILOR,
PROJECTORS.
Stages leave 81 .ym1i.a three times wr,k. for
NaeugdocEes. Turadny'a, 1huraday's ard Saiu-
dnvS fire through lins Alcxandibi, to Naeog-
dDrhrs $500. tu Milam. $40. Sm fugua'inc.
$i2,5d, Ch~ino. ait.1p. fa~schgcls taking this
foutr, viii be- ccttnn fo ctiurci with ali # tlc
'ho,' lines, and vii D. TIT IHEDtI!H with
Nth di>lnih
. v stage Office ut the lee lIousr Hotel.
THOMAS CLEMENTS ALENT.
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|<Fs lRAYED OR STOLEN!
'<11fx vi, Or sToLEN. one medium sized
{>lk boy HORSE WtLE. branded on tr
|I0Il}x y. p A liberal reward will be- paid fur
&iIrfmaiion respecting hir
;}-tf j. l. PTARCE.
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DIR. =. &. AVER a 60.
LOW ELL, " ASS.

For -,' p, a. iinw~4i>.> - Ne.rl.is
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-13
y T. II SPiPER LAW.

Suh<vri bers who donot give eSpre.S
notice To he contrary, are considered
az i$}.iug 10 continue the subscrir.
iion.
it s,bcrih,r$ oYder the disccnti,4-
uancc -. ,heir papers. the publishers
may @cutinue to send them till ali that
IS due II paid.
II subscribers neglcc. or refuse 10
take their papers from the Office to
which they are directed, they are held
responsible until they have settled
their bills and ordered their paper dis
continued.
lfsubscribcrs remove to other places
y ithout informing the publisher, and
the F eper is sent to the former dirrc-
ton. they are held responsible.
The courts have decided that retus.
ing to take q paper or pcr;odica. from
the otiice, is ?,,'ima facac evidence o.
fraud
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-13
The Daily News.
TO PUBLISHERS OF NE VS.
PAPERS.
+ 0 r $ al e.,

/. r, Hoe az Co.'s Patent Single
Cylinder Printing Machine, bed
96x5A, with Rollers and Roller Monld
complete in good running order, near
ly new Cost $4,000 in New-York.
Price S161o.
Rugggssle's Improved Printing En-
glne. Prints half sheet cap Cost
S4oo. $3.50. In good running order,
Also, 1000 lbs Agate, 5000 lbs BE
vier, 2oo0lbs Bourgoise, 1900 ns
Long Primer, 1900 tbs Small Plea,
1000 Tbs Plea, 10000 lbs Fancy
Type, all kinds and sizes; so fonts
Wood letter, all which will be seld
in lots to suit purchasers
l r. Hoe & Co.'s Bed and Platen
Power Printing Machine, Isaac
Adams Patent) Platen 2ta@n.
The best book press made; in per
feet running order for hand or steam
power Cost at the n1anufactury
$4,000. Price S14OO.
Together with Imposing Stones
Racks, Stands, Gases, Cabinets, Gal
leys, Composing Sticks, Leads, Brass :,
Rule. Large Iron Safe, Wilder's
Patent Desk, Chairs, Tables, Gas
Fittings, and every article needed
abont a first class newspaper csfah-
lishment, any or all Of which can be
had at 80 per cent. discount, below
the ori riSinal cost at the manufactory
When the present duty OF "a per
cent. on all goods Of this description
| from the North is taken into consid-
! Grafton, the advantages of this offer
viii be readily perceived by pur-
chasers.
! Apply to ths type Foundry and
Paper Warehouse Of
GEO. II. NINTEN.,
No. 105 Poydras Street, Ncse Dr.
| LeInS
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The Daily News

L S published in the city of Shreve-
port, Parish of Caddo, every Tuesday.
"Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday morning, at the low price Of
IS to mail subscribers. The (Mon-
day Weekly News is published at
50 so per annum. The News will
not be forwarded to any address, ontil
the subscription money is received,
as it is published on the cash princi-
pie; and the terms being put at low
figures, will not admit Of credit.
Specimen copies Of either of the
above viii be forwarded to such as
desire subscribing.
The columns Will contain articles,
selected and original, Which ,yill prove
Of interest and tend to the welfare Of
its readers 1t will be devoted to the
interests Of the South; and internal
improvements in the Parish and Vi
cinitv. Will receive the undivided at
tcntion Of the publisher.
! The columns OF the News will h*
open :" every person. Personal srti-
, ''Ic:; vii! not rnderany circumstances,
/ (ei:Arr - communications Or adver-
ti~cnt"tf>.i be published.
| Correspondence is solicited from all
+ t>vctio',s
! A. an Advertising medium, the
News .:ij'yS great advantages to the
G's:ine<S nrn Of North louisiana
Arkansas, Texas, and the city Of
! N"T Orleans.
.lND. DICKINSON.
Proprietor
| pavars publishing the above s..res,
months sill be s,2,titlcd to an exchange
for the $oaiiy
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FINE ar rs.

MISS. Lula Mackir will take plea
sure i'll giving Instructions on the
Piano Forte. in Drawing, Painting OF
various kinds, Embroidery. Wax
flower making, Leathcr-work &c
Those wishing to take lessons in any
Of the branches ment&oncd, willpiease
call aud see Miss. N 1T the residence
Of Mr.. II. W. Rhed4s,
a9-4t.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-13
IRON KAILI\GS.

for galleries and balconies. which
viii be sold at MANUFACTURER
PRICES (adding 1ranspnrtation}.
Purchasers are invited to cali and
examine the various STYLES, at the
Southern Marble Works Of
w. NECON,
Corner of Texas and Edwards StS.
Ny Post Otficeis Shreveport. La
no IDLY.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-13

system
THEGK'EAp MEDICINALD DxlN opTME
CROOkESS
Invigorating Aromatic Vegetable
!Sfomachc Bstters,
For RESTORING Il PRESERVING
Health.
Prepared from Aromatic Bitter Herbs
UNDER THE 1iUSPICIEs OF IN
EMINENT PHYSICIAN.
Are an agreeable and pala.ablt
Invigorating Tonic, prepared from
Aromatic Bitter Vegetables, com
bined with a Pure Spirit, improved
and perfected by one Of our vencra-
bic and eminent physicians during
practice of thirty years, in the latter
part Of which he used those Bitter
Herbs, with unparalleled success, in
the treatment of internal diseases and
for purifying the blood.
They stimulate and regulate the
functions Of digestion; impart vigor
and ton" to the stomach; strengthen
the system, and arc nncqualled as a
purifier ot' the blood. BY continuing
the use OF u wine glass full morning
! and evening. and before meals, for
few weeks, they will afford convin-
cling proofs OF their great medicinal
properties, end under the influence of
their he:sl.:l-restoring qualities. that
physical condition necessary to the
enjoymcnt Of sound body and mind
| VIII soon b.. attained.
From tAcir purifying influence,
the skin becomes steadily smooth and
bright, and they viii gradually re-
move c1ery trace Of eruption or in
hasnmation from the face or body as
they s~rogreSs in the publication OF the
blood.
Viewing them simply as bcver-
age, they equal IN richness and deli
cacy Of favor the t,,er grades OF
choice Champagne Wincs-the bit
ter principle being only pcrceptible
when felt in the good HorlS Of purify
ing and invigoratilts..
For ths use OF old and young OF
both sexes they are admirably adap
ted, being grateful to the taste: Of III
eN4lS'te'y dci'cate tii''of--inlpartins
t" the paIafH Il sooti'hS aromatic ef
feet. eluailed only by Its lHrity ant
richness.
| The following letter regarding thu
purit,. and quality Of this Celebrate &c
>e e':Ioi' o,'I'' il''A .'1' l tI4'!i':'.
Vi,tnr =, C!mnjn~. 80 lono and ia
,.nra},I,- l,,ovr ~ cornoct;on viii
H.. Er.pch AcaGe,,,v .,4 S,;cnc,
.n.,r-s fn,, ;,..IG.
'hchte!cI' Labrd'ory' S|esf 1Tot0 @":y
\ tW OH. tpbrUarV q. 1860,
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Mans Eeld Female College
DESOrp PARISH iA

II Nhe Fall session Of this Institution
L will open on Wednesday, end
October 1861, with 4 full and efficient
Facelty. The domestic department
Will be under the immediate superin-
tendence of the President and his
lady, and every effort will be made
to promote the comfort Of those Gu
trasted to their charge.
For other information, Address.
CHAS. b. SIU AKT, President,
Mansfield, La.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-13
Vsckssssll'G Sslsl.

Published in Nicksburg, Miss. by
T. 5. Martin, Chas. \. Cone, and
Geo. II. Eiwell. Terms, SO per an
mum for the Daily: Weekly, 50. Ihc
Sun Is the only paper in Nickshurg
published every day IN the week.
v1-nJi-tf
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Particular Attention.

Items or advertisements; intended
for the Deity Ne2~s. must be handed
i. prior to four o'clock, =. NJ. other
sise they will not appear in our issue
>f the following morning.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-13
IRON -FE.hCy.NG.

The undersigned having made ar
rangemcnts with the manufacturers,
is now prepared to order every dos
cription Of
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-13
NO. DICKINSON.
Proprietor

pavurs Publishing the above a1ree,
rs, *i'l be cntitlcdto an exchange
for the E1aiiy.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-13
Cu1eMiMNzes.

We are authorised to announce,
y. II. PITTS, as candidate for re-
election. for the Office of RECORDER
Election on the t;rst Monday in No
zeMber.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-13
YICTORLCNANt:xNG.

Cenaoisrur~ il the beverages aau
those anxious to he relieved from IN
ward suffering ;ss.s requested to test
their qualities fairly y and impartiallv.
and s.ise the :pubsic the benefit Of their
unbiased te,pinion.
CRGlsl< ES'S SlNNIGORATING,
AROMATIC VEGETABLE, Sl'O-
MACH BITTERS are sold by Gro
GERS, Druggists and Dealers generally
throughout tn" country, and can be
had Us 4 beverage st thc principal!
Rars and Saloons.
CROOKS " co. Sole Proprietors.
l1O Tchoupitoulas st. N. Orleans.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17
Sprrial gOiirea.
SO INVAL.EDS.

BENECIA, located in a climate that is the medium
between the het Of the Interior aud the cold If the
coast partcui rly adapted 10 The treatment II
the sick, and e,prc uly tO the proslra;ng, endemic
feycrs OF the interior.
1he subscriber has been practitioner in Brpeca
for nine years hayr found d, experience the pecu-
liar hoatuulue-s the climate, whicn zee part ly
attributes the success which has attended his eatn
ofmanl dangerous cases has determined to open a
Hospital for The sick.
Tue Hospital wall be fitted up for the accommoia.
ton OF both sexes and vii be made in every respect as
comfortable home. nu part cular tr a'mtrt will
b, aduttei as EhoG cummOu sense W ttach that ey.
cry amt every system wants pecutr treatarnt
T. eunaersigned VIII oe prepared to Law: accouoda-
tiol tor baths, &c.
Exc,llclt Siri. = are in IN neignhorhood Nothng
Will be spared te assurr q quick and permanent cure
in tlle most chrome diseases.
Consulate al mud-,u hnguases aud privacy
strictly ATTENDED to.
A. vERHAcE, ND,
auso 3n Dsnec.a.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17

Hair by ! Ia"ir Dye :.-~WILLIAM A.
BAICllELOE's celebrated Hair Dye Is THE BEST
IN THE NokLD - the only Harmless AND RELl-
ABLE DYE KNOWN. THIS splendid Hail bye is per-
feet changes red, rusty or gray hair instantly te
glossy black or natural brown, without injurng the
hair or staining the skin. All Others arc imita-
tions and should be avoided
The genuine has t'e signature, WILLIAM a.
BATCHELoR, on The four sdes Of the engraving Of
each box Sold Wholesale and Retail ny h II. Nc
DONALD q CO., Sacramento, and CHARLES LANG
LEY San Francisco, and speotable Druggists gener
ally.
Wholesale Factory, 81, Barclay street, late 233
broadway, and l3i Bond street, New York selo-8n
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17
TWO VERDICTS

from two very in portart sources, in relation 10
CRISrAD IEO'S HAIR DYE.
The first Of these drci,i is from The pen OF Dr.
Chiffon, who has ,qual IN this country HI analy-
c cIerist and declares the " t" be absolutely Tree
from deleteriou- Ingredients This ua he called
THE SCIENTIFIC VERDICT.
The second decision is popular one. II Thousands
Who use tie dye ar. u anInnus in recon neHdtng It
boye al others, for the exquisite naturaness OF the
blacks and browns itiu91rt,, and the apiilty u It's
effect. This is
TIE PUBlIC VERDICT.
The docrmcnts which constitute these verdcts mov he
seen 1T The establish uert Of Cri tadoro, NJ Astor
II, use, New YORK Is sold everywhere, and applied
by all tIalr Drcsscrs.
GEO. W. sNTLT, Agent,
aul6 13 Washington St. Snn troncisco.