The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-01-09
SHREYE POKV FOUNDRY

AMI MAttlNE SHOP.
FFyIIE undersigned hayingbuilt a large and commodi
Il Gus shop, is prepared to nanUactureSteam Engines
Boilers and Machinery akinds for steamboats, sugar
plantations, saw mills, cottopresses draining machines
and railroads.
Gin gear horse power frdronts, furnace mouths and
CRATE bars, brass work OF every description metallic
packing for steam cylinders gin metal rings.
Blacksmith work of every description in the above line
will be done with dispatch viii keep on hand at all
times Crate Bars, Fanges oilers GaugcCocls Ploughs
ShoyeIs, Plough ScOOters and Segments. shall gen
orally keep on hand second and Boilers and Engines
would also call the atentia Of all sawnil men to my
improved and attached Hea Blocks.
Cash paid for old cast iro, brass and copper.
Shreveport Aug. 3, 1859 TH0S, w. JONES.
SHREVEPORT BLIND & SASH FACTORY
Texas street, nearly opposite the Academy.
ENHE undersigned having erected suitable building
Il ana purchased tho requisite machinery for a blind
and sash factory world respectfully inform the public
generally that they ire nfw prepared to manufacture
every description ofDoOi, Blind and Sash w ork,
in superior mannF and op reasonable terms.
They have also importation GIG-SAw for ornamental
work and can furnish MolIdings of various patterns,
from Is to inche in size
"A full assortmen of Doors Blinds and Sash kept con
stantly on hand. All orders promptly filled
They solicit a Stare If patronage feeling confident Of
feb52 Ajax son,
FRESH SfflINGAND SUMMER (2OOTS!
g ALL TIN NEW FASHIONS!
"a q The undersigned haze Just received per Ma ~
vi tional, B. l. Hoqye r. w Powell Lecomte, ~
and Judah TUuTo, and Ire opening very larmtand
carefully selected stocl Of
SPRING AN SUMMER GOODS.
which they offer to thir old patrons and the pulic in
general at the LOWet Prices, and on terms . cor
respond Among thesumerous articles will be fund
splendid assortment fashionable Spring Silks rena-
dimes and Barages ROes Nolantes Organizes; lawns;
Tissues, etc. A fine lock of White Goods, inludmg
embroidered and plai and plaid Nansooks liners cam
/ brcs ginghams; eaiites Of every description &c.
+ A large variety ofthe latest and most fashionable
STYLES of Ladies PaFian Bonnets Straw Legl1rn and
Chip Bonne,s and HatfoI Ladies and misses: riding hats
and caps; Embroiderf, Millinery Trimmings; Hosiery
Gloves, Parasos, Uneas;artcles for the toicladies
misses, mems and BOY shoes, slippers, CATERS Jroeans
and boots of every qay and size; mems and hyS hats
and caps; geutemen and boys clothing. Laies' silk
and lace manteets bop skirts, patent skirts c0rets:
domesticand plantan goods saddlery, hardwae glass
ware queensware, digs, medicines and vurity of ar
|ticles too numerousb mention.
Thankful for pasbatronage, we respectful solicit a
continuance of theh vors Of our friends
Liberal inducemlts made to cash purchaser
J. DRAIE0USE &BR0
Spring Ridge, Ihisana March o. 1860
FINE ENGLIH AND AMERICAN {ETNS.
Y A LARGE assdment Of superior Guns oEnglish
4 "A and Americamake received direct from he most
celebrated manukturers, and for sale by
aug4 THOMAS il. NORRIS, Drrgist
ATTKAPAs COTTONADE,
EUST receiFePer steamer Osceola, 200 yardsenuina
81 Attakapas bttonade, red and blue, finest aiclo.
w. f. MEX.
~ Now isle time to nave them made EobE