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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15
Tiffiu AgtebIg Tribnue.
A SUGGESTION TO THE LADIES.

A SUGGESTION TO THE LADIES
Yankee Doodle hos. they say,
A tact Tor imitation:
See how eagerly he takes
To foreign Innovation.
We mako wonderful ado
About our independence,
And yet at foreign shrnes Of taste
We dance a strict attendance.
A Raglan ovorcoat We wear
No folloy could be bigger
A shirt upOl a pole would cut
About as nice figure!
Eugenic hoop, the imperial form,
The Yankee ladies follow;
And in immensiiy Of spread
They whip the Empress hollow
The latest novelty that comes
Was born across the chanutl;
The Queen, to pleass the Scots
Has killed the red flannel.
And, prestol 10 our happy shore
The wondrous tiding passes;
And our city's pave is checkered DER
With bonnie Highland lasses.
Once in while why can't wo have
A truly Yankee notionl
Nor such profound allegiance pay
To fHsion 'eross the ocean.
What could be finer now than this,
(Anl mark ye, too, how dashing!)
A petticoa red, white aud blue,
With silver stars all ilashing
Then hang the Yankee colcrs out,
(And Scottish shirts, nfound 'em)
Our girls shall take the world 10y storm
With the stars and stripes around 'enll
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15

3 or The vil.aincus Washington Con-
siiiafi0n, the organ Of treason and reVe-
luton VI tho Capital, hss died misera-
bio death. The t,.dtors. Cobb and Floyd
having bankruRed tho Treasury, tho
thing was Left wlthpQt means Of support.
Its editor states thai Il win be rS-issuad
under botter aud more favorable auspi-
ces; and in tho lh,rc geniul atmosphere
Of The Southern kepullie. IL Is said tho
paper vii b eSt-bli-A-d q. MonigomtIy,
A.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15

0rTen thousand copies Of Clemens
patriotic speech have been taken for cir
culhtion in Maryland. S3yenty-iye thou
sand in the South, and fifteen thousand
in the Northern States. Moro than one
hundred Thousand copies have been sub
scribcd foF alreaty.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15
PrOEross or Onto Democratic
Doctrine.

Tho following is the resolution rols-
ting to slavery, adopted by the Democ-
rucy Of Ohio in State Convention usscm-
bled In ls4s:
Resolved, That the people of Ohio
now, as they always have donc, look up
on blhvory as an EvIL, and nfavoruble
10 tho development OF tho spirit aud prac-
tievl benefits Of free Institutions, and
that entertaining these sentime Is, tLey
will at all times feel il TO be their duty tc
use all power clearly given, by the terms
of the National compact, TO prevent its
increase, to mitigate, aud FINALLY
EBADIcATE The EVIL.
This Is resolution that could not now
be adopted by Republican Convention
That the Democracy have been progress
sing Is tolcrably evident. Again in Nor.
folk last summer Mr.. Douglas was asked
"If they, the Southern States sacedt
from the Union upon the Inauguration Of
Abraham Lincoln, before no commits an
over act against their Constitutional
rights, will you advise or yindicats resis-
tGnco by force to tholr socessionw
lie roplled
81 answer emphaticslly, that it is the
duty of tho President OF the United
States and all in authority under him, "a
enforce the laies Of he URt.ed State,
passed By CoHgress, and as the Courts
expouRd themi and /, as in duty bound
by my oath aud fidelity to tho Constitu-
tuition, would do all in my power 10 aid
the Government Of the United States Ia
maintaining tho supremacy Of tho laws
against all resistance 70 tkem, come fToRl
t1hat quarter Il might
In other words, / thiak the President
Of the United States should treat all az
temPts 10 bTeak up Ms Union By rssisianoe
10 as iaies, as Old Hi2,o,y treated he
Nuilggsrs IN 1882"
The following resolution, which in
this connection win seem very progresf-
i've, was adopted by the Democracy in
Columbus, at their late ConYentioh in
that city;
Resolved, that the two hundred thous-
and democrats of Ohio send 20 the peo-
pie Of the United States, both North and
South, greeting; that when the people
Of the North shall have fulfilled their
duties TO the Constitution and the South.
then, and not till then, win it be proper
for them TO take into consideration the
right and proprley Of coercion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15

O.rThe KbpubIican msmt6fs o. the
Now York legislature, on Saturday svo-
ming nominated in caucus, Ia HAKRIs
Of Albany, to succeed Hon. w. II. Saw
AID as United sssts senator. The
principal opponents were WIN. M. Et-
arts and Horace Gfosley. Tho Pdr.ies
compromised on HAMS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15

or Horatio King, ;irst Assistant
PCS tmaster, has been oPPointed Pos.mss.
ter General
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M. VVagmer.

Merchant TailOr.-And dealer
Ready Made cioihips, Cloths, Casslmsrss, Vest
ings, Nc,
store on Nda Street. opposite the Seneca Cousy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15

II appears from the returns received at
the War Department that tho militia
force Of Georgia, South Carolina, A.a-
bama, Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana
combined Is $4,000. These returns,
were severaly made from the years 1888
70 1859. The returns f.r 1860 were only
from the following Massachusetts,, 1917
200; Rhode Island, 1891; Connecticut,
81 $40; Virginia, l43,i55; Minnesota,
"a, ,q80; New York, $4,000. ThS aggrc-
gate Of the whole country from these inn
perfect returns il Sl6s ,00e, Of which
about 2,5Oo,O0O are Infantry, 10000 Ar
tillery. 10000 Cavalry and between ~
OoC Gnt 10000 riAcmch.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15

Will promptly attend to all calls,
atheTin Thin eouniTy 10 administering 10 the az
heted. Particular attention paid to Female diseases
shower and PluHge baths connected with the office,
medcated wheH deemed necessary by himself Once
ws't sfths Wooden Bridge, % Ward, Tinn, Ohio.
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ShaWham House
SHAVING 6 AIOON.

,hagipG hnsohesed the iuteTest and dxtures iu the
shsNhen hoese hafhef shop, iormefiy boling 10 A
mles the nndeIfgncd tNks this method Of infofminf
NJ rablte that be are feady all umes a. the old
taud ohe do0r north of the shawhan Hoase, 70 give
e.tomF G"od thaVe'a trim haiFeut, and luzariE En
hamroonins atths most reasonable rates.
HoFf THOMAS LYONS.
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GeOrge ii. Heming.

Civil Engineer and County Sur
ssvar. Once in sha shan's Block, ever the Bank Of
lisa febier
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~. ID. Park. M. ID.

Physician and Surgeon Office
Maih street, MqFurlands Block, north OF shawhan
uouse, THIN, Ohio. ma97 80
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marrY Wfckerf.
AdministrafOr's Notice.

The unaersiguet has This day been uppointsd and
qualified as Afminisiuicr nf fiie rstnfe o. George A
hlarkw5lli hate VI Seneca county, Ohio, doceasef
ROlEEr 4. BLACKWELL,
Jan. ~, lsCl. ieti.3v
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15
y. J. Steiner,

Attorney at Law, has resumed
tie praeties and will give strict attention to all bns
ners entrusted to him. Office IN the corner OF Eherts
block, directly above the store room Of Mr.. George
Tavior, an oppositethe shaWhan House. Rpls
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15
Dr. VIM. I'M. KauII.

Physician and Surgeon, would re q
spsetfuy inform the citizens Of fhn and vicinity
tat he has located, permanently in This place. aud Is
Fsady 70 administer to the afflicted atallhours.
s17- Once aud reildenes on Perry street. East Of
Tomb's Block.
N.B ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN to DIS.
EASES OF THE EYE. mhl6-tf
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n. PENNINGTON. } o.LEE. N. BREwEE
Pennington, Lee & Brewer,

Attorneys at Law and Solicit
eta chaneery. Rooms, In Singers Now block, or.
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R. Il. Griffith,
B. #. OgIe,
j. IA. HOrd,
NObIe, DeWoIr g. NobIe,

Attorneys a Oounsetlors at Law.
Office in Singers New Block, opposite the court
House. nov25
W.. P, Noble, D.F. DewOlf, Harrison Noble.
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y. =. Kisingcr,

General Collector and Land A
gent, Tinn, o.
All bu,iness oatrustsdto my care will be promp y
sY-Rsfsrsncs, given ifrequired' dcci4sm.
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EANDER STEM. WILLIAM NJ. JouNsC
Stem e. johnson,

Attorneys 4 Counsellors- at Law
Once in Hsss.s Nes 80: WI ,ol,n'ss : e,2.h
.(on OF all Kinds Of claims promptly attended 10.
I1ihn, Dec. 18th, 1883.
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY I!
FOR the cure Of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs and Colds.
THE MAKORA ARABICA,
DISCOVERED BY !.
If $50 4 K y
o. =

MISSION NARY,
WHILE TRAVELLING IN ARABIA.
LII who are suffering from Consumption should use
a the mAk0RA AR&BICA, discovered by mission
Grv in Arabia.
An who are threatened with Cousumplio should use
the MAKORA AR3BICA, discovered By missionary II
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should tie
MAK0RA ARABICA, discovered by missionary ~ A
raba.
Colds should use the MAK0RA ARABIC&, discovered
BY missionary in Arabia
All who are suffering from Asthma, Scrutala aud I'M
purtes Of the Blood should use the MAIAORA Arab
GA, discovered by missionary II ARABIA.
II cures Consumption.
II cures Bronchitis
It cures Sore Threats, Coughs and Coads
It cures Asthma Scrofula and Impurities pt the Blood
This unequaed remedy is for the first TINT introduced
to the public
travelling in Arabia He cured OF Consumption rs
its use after his pronounced hopeless by learned
physicians in Europe.
lie has forwarded in writing, full account OF his
extraordinary cure, and Of number ~ other cures
which has under his observation, and 4so full ac
count Of the medicine.
At his request and mpelled by . desirctO extend
owledge ofthis remedy the public We rare had his
communication printed in pamphet form for free distri-
button Its interest a enhanced by account which he
gives Of the scenes Of the Syrian naSsacrtS which he Oh
tanned from those who suffered IN that a8tu tragedy
This paIuphletHay be obtained at office crit will
be sent free by mail To all who apply t0r it.
Neinpolr the IAheKA ARABIGA direcy from SilYr-
ma through the house Of Gloon CylPP1ls and have
always hand full! supply, Pnt uP tUte ready Tor
use, with full directions
Price one dollar per bottle Sent IS l.al receipt
of price, ana u cents for postage.
For sale wholesale and retail BY
LEEDS, GILMORE & Col
Importers Of Drugs aud Medicines,
81 Liberty Street, n eE- York.
= i : E. IIt -~T. y,.r1lv .tr.rlFa
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/! WATER COLORS.

WATER COLORS.
EEEMAS's, ACKERMAS's,
HEEvEs & Sogs, OSBoRNES
Paper Haneings, &c,
UST received large stock Of the above CoLoRs, In
~ cakes and III mahogany and rosewood boxes with
lock and KEY Also, German ColOrs, in cakes and
boxes, fine assortment.
Oil colors ii tubs English and American:
Canvases for Portraits IN frames of sxl0 to 42xJ6
Canvas in rolls, from IS to 66 inches wide;
StretcheTs for canvases, of all sizes;
400 doz fine sable and camel HAIR pencils
$50 . paint and yarnish brushes all sizes;
Tin foil in sheets and books;
Tinsel of all the usual coors;
French and American PAPER HAsGNGs.
Doors, Window Sash and Binds, Of all sizes and
description, for sale cheap.
!. Window Glass, &c..
5000 bxs American Window Glass all sizes
roo do English and French from 8xlQ 88x65
300 lights fire Plate Glass;
l20 bxs double thick American from 8xI0 to G0S3Q
1000 lights colored glass
loo Gazer diamonds;
500 bundles glazier tins;
10 tons White Lead, in . TO 700 To- legs;
5Qo0 canstcr and kegs c9ored paints il y o. to 700 h.
packages:
$500 lbs fine French Green, dry and ground N oil;
1000 bbis Whiting and Paris White, Of my manu-
facture, fire dried
Paint Mills OF all sizes aud every article usually kept i'll
general Paint, Oil ana Color Store, will befound At
r. CLANNONs,
nov 2 1887 SO Canal street New Orleans
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s Sold by Druggists generally


NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL NOTICE.
ezzz-. Dr.. LEROY MIXTURE FoR I$rE PROMPT
49, "a AND CERTAIN CURE OF ALI lREIHRAL
s3sSeTs DISEASES, AND THosE TFEGTiONS SOLE
49, So LY-T0 THE PUBLIC -Scve}teen years
#S ~ trial OF this Mixture in cXtentvc practice
$50 IN in New Orleans has uliyJestedit: powers and
removed those preudices which physicians and thepub
lie have against advertised medicine by lis inv aablC
success il all Urchra diseases, such -0noaThUa, gee
spasmodic structures neuralgia Of the bladder ana =he
urethra affections Of the kidneys, ncontnqauce OF the
urine, whites, &c.
1t would be we'll in obstinate of goti0lrhoa and
geet use in connection with the mixture CAPEoR
ATED BsLLAnoSSA ISJEcTIoS. Price so cents,
TAKE N0TICE.-As in all accomplished cases 0GE
Bo7rLE Of DIR. LIE R0Y'S MIXTURE suiic$s 10 effect
cure, in from three 10 eight days assisted, If
necessary by vial Of the Beadonna Injection the cost
Of getting promptly cured Of disagreeabla and often
dangerous maady Is triling This mixture ;sno en-
pirical remedy, "curc all" but is compounded by
physician and prescribed solely for Uretr;l Affections.
It entirely vegetable nauseous, and can be used
with perfect safety confidence and ease as it does not
affect the breath requires but little chanEen Diet and
restriction from business, which has rendered very
popular both with the public and medical men.
Persons afflicted strongly recommended to give 1t
trial. when lbs prompt effect will cGHVinc6 them Of its
efficacy. PRICE PER BOTTLE IS.
CATTI0N.-Reeoleet the genuine article Is liquid.
Every French label has the written signature of Leroy
NJ. D. Paris it. and every English labeI has the fac
smile signature Of
DR.. /. c. THOMSON { Co, Sole PrGpriotors.
Southern Medical Irfrmary lI9 Carondeet. Orleans.
just received q supply OF LeRoy's Mixture. For sale
wholesale and retail by TH0S Fl MORRIS,
March l3-1y Druggist, Shreveport, La
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This life Of mine thing Of time,
Wss ike 2tunny stream;
Il hRd It's mu5c and its rhyme,
its flower Gid summer CLEAN
Al. SO they fade.
Now deeper shade
The pEeeeUt Il a dream.
II all that is right, :ben
Have suffered muc1 and veil
II righteousness, ana destiny
Win hOat me Fioe Of hell,
II may be go
90 not know.
And oaunotiTeasoa well
Isit for good chat must walk
This rough hnd miry way,
A listener IN world of talk
Compelled 9y fate 70 stay
Where fools arise,
AZ den1o 90 fiieg
That swarm a summer day.
Isit not for gfod that am bound
To what lJathc--detsst
To bear the wasting burden round,
soul.s3ckertd and oppressed
No r6sqt3 find
In iimhI or mind,
Ne riddanc9 and ne rect?
Isl. fo7 good shat must stand
In poyerty'f deep mire,
Al hopeless Of the iirmer land
Still yearnn,g with desire;
Ny drink, withall,
Wcrnwood and gall
Ashes 10 cat and fiFeF
! scorn the good OF such good,
And pray tie evil home
Give me- the tarcs,
4 waste Of prayers,
Grows only in the gloom
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wAG0N AND CART REPOsITORY

other kinds ofWagons, for horses and oXen Cane ag
ons and Carts Drays, OK and timber Wheeis with ana
without observation-disclosures and steamboat Trucks; Jersey
and baggage and other carts horses
and oxen hanGcars wheebarrows Of every description,
and all other articles in the wheelwght line, made Of
the best materials and warranted be superior
any other Manufacture which VIII be Sold at reduced
prices and lower than by any other establishment in the
southern country Purchasers will find to their inter
ests to call ana examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere We use none but black locust habs and bent
feloes. (nOT 8, 1867 PHELPS, PARkB Co,
40 ~ and A Perdido street, New Orleans.
N B. We keep constantly on hand large assort-
neut Of PLOWS and PL0W POINTS, from the cele-
brated manufactory of Hall Spear and R. Hall & Co.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

A FAST FREIGHT LINE FROM NEW YORK via
n Savannah Ga, conveys Goods to New Orleans
Texas, and all Southern cities with increased speed ana
very low To insure its antagas mark Goods
North
Care R. r AGENT, Savannah" ard
Care J. W GREGORY, MONTGOMERY Ala"
"Care J. w. GREGORY New Orleans La
Where the most ample preparations da to ensure
dispatch
Goods promptly forwarded to any part ;f Alabama
louisiana Mississippi, Arkansas and Texas
Forwarding Office at New Orleans 76 Tchouuitoulsg
street personally attended by Mr. JosRPu N5GRIpeF.
j. W. GREGORY, Genl Ae.ent South.
aug.6 lSSo-tt rs Ich0upitoul1s ST.. New Orleans
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A LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODsl
JUST RECEIVED AT NJ LEWIS.

JUST RECEIVED AT NJ. LEWIS
rEyE undersigned has Just arrived from CIV York and
the esaern cities with the largest and handsomest
stock Of goods that has ever been exhibited in this
ket and would solicit from the citizens Of Caddo parish
and surrounding country to the examination Of the same
He assures them that in view of the hard times, he viii
sell them CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. His stock Of
Ladies' Dress Goods is large and well assorted; the
staple Goods is unsurpassed in this city for quality
and price.
Gentlemen the reason why YOU should buy You're
ing and Furnishing G Gods from me- is that the quail
tr and manufacture Of this portion ofHy stock is Of the
best quality can assure youthat pains spared
by me making selections for this department Of my
stock as quality and style.
100 fine fashionable Ladies' Cloaks, which will be
sold at the very lowest prices.
Come and examine for yourselves and be convinced
Of the fact NJ. LEVY
Texas street, near Spring
now In Mrs. I.afons Brick Bniliing
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WINER,S CANADIAN VERMIFUCE
SAVES THE CHILDREN

This is the only sure remedy
man framc-thlngs that sre st
children SAVE THE CT
Let mothers be timely waTi
child murdererst to rerHaiuin tht
Remember that NINER'S CT
will al once and forever Danish
will be saved Think Of this
Colonel yasser of Mississippi
Esq. Of the Aberdeen Consoi
communication on the value
family: "My experience has
experiment have made with
fuge, il is due 20 suffering h
manufacturer Of the ucdicin
Of my observations. signed V d ta31H
GREAT MORTALITY AMONG CHILDREN
The papers teen. with specuations upon The anaElg
mortality among children; but they fail to 7asste &7
true cause the presence Of in the staEatz 5Ll
ntcstines. Atlcast hatthe fatal diseases t5UAeath
hood is subject attributable 10 worms. This sas
mother then would risk the consequences of terrible
disorder when q few doses Of Wners CaGsdiaa sEl
fuge will always sweep away the vcrmr and the aae
in which they imbedded, leaving the system .
healthy condition and secure against TeturEo i .o-
plant? Winers Canadian YeruIUge saves The thid7a
OF the multudes Of children that die before tlF ESa
their twelfth year threefOuThs are beIege4 70 % &
victims Of internal worms, or d diseases arising .oa
that cause.
szF BEWARE or CALoAEL-The public seHersl!' NAY
not be aWara that nearly all NOrr ...H-
caIoniel, and that the lives Of chill
daucerca Sold wholesale
! WRIGHT / co --
Il and l5l Chartre
and by Druggists generally. For
all the Druggists.
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al any other ESTABLISHMENT.
Wagons of all sizes and patterns for horses or oxen;
Cane Carts and Wagons of the latest mprov euent;
Carts and DTays, for city and plantation use; Timber
and Ok Wheels; Spring, Produce and BaggageW agons,
Wheebalrow5 Trucks ETC. short all the different art
Giles in the line, in extensive varieties.
Purchasers i find it to their interest to call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
DAVID c. WILSON,
Nos So 10 and II Carondelet street. New Orleans
n B.-Ordhrs received and executed with despatch
Planters ordering any Of the above articles viii please
direct their Merchants D. G. Wilson's Repository.
aDriI u 1879
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
ANn No TJT-3JHTrCt

THE WAR WITH MEXICO, IS No DOUBT TO COM
MENCE SOON. The Car IS CuEAP GooDs.
DUT let me make war first here III Shreveport, by
ID selling my SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, the
Cheapest that has been offered yet here in this
place On and from this date viii offer the following
goods One large lot of Oak Tan Russets, q 81 10 pr
One Boys lot OF Oak Russets @...,.........7J cts
% dozs. Mems, Boys and youths Brogans q - 81 %
lGopieces ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from to 10 y yds
Is +" fine French . 10 to zoe pr yds
50 American French6Scotch ginghams 10 to 20cts
100 fine JAG organd coored mu3iins from l0c to 25c
SO French ofgaud founce dress patterns 81 30 to 90
25 =" Plain barage,. q 20ctS
% Baraga double skirt ndfounced dresses 80 to 90
Sc Robe guile dresses. q %
large lot Of Mersoiles and cotton counter panes
12-4 wide from 81 81 to 81 %
10 0Go yards heavy No 0snaburgs, 20 I0cts
5000 Brown zlirting from to 10 per yard
5000 and Bleached shceting, from to 25 cts
100 do5, fine Ladies' Misses and chdren's cotton
hose from 10 cts to - cts
100 assorted fine Ladies Misses and chIldren's
hell bo0tees from 75cts 10 81 so cts
also large variety Of other goods too to
tion which will be sold in proportion.
In addition 10 my Fancy and Staple Goods have re.
ceived fine assortment of the latest style of Spring and
Summer Bonnets also Ladies Misses ana children hats
which will sell reduced prices, determined to
sell my goods regardless of profits prices also have
a very 3ne stock Of Clothing and Furnishing goods
Spring and Summer Hats, such Us Mems Cassimer and
Leghorn. Boys hats Gain, Straw and Legborn, also
fnelot ofchldren fancy hate all otwhich will be offered
at the same low prices Ladies and Gentlemen par
tcuarly invited TO come apd examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere my goods all and fresh
andhave been bought expressly for this market Country
people will find it to their interest and for
themselves and get bargains. w. Marks
Texas street, between Market and Edward
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SHREVEPORT BLIND * sAsHFACToRY

Texas street, nearly opposite the Academy.
FBNIE undersigned having erected suitable buildings
4 and purchased the requisite machinery for Il blind
and sash factory would respectfully inform the public
generally that they now prepared to manufacture
every description of Door, Blind and Sash W ork
in a superior manner and on reasonable terms.
They have also in operation G1G for ornamental
work and furnish Mouldings of various patterns
from IS to inches in size.
A full assortment of Doors Blinds and Sash kept con
stanty on hand, All orders promptly filled
They solicit share of patronage feeling confident Of
giving general satisfaction.
feb23 A. LAX 4 SON.