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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-16
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. w. BFadl US Celebrated Patent
DUpLEX ELLIPTIC
lOE BaUBIE srEISCJ
SKIRT

Jas Wa.mlr Ftrumsfu sud CREST eowtesF snd
Ftttat - % aUg Lad9 wearing DE- RtrlN tLlirrte
Nt8nf mH o. Experienced particularly "a hli craAei
AsaL hau 0pFrHs Csfrigrs. Railroad Cars, Church
pfHs ANA ChfiFs fr pfainrhrde and House nFe-s,
tAe skit ear IS folded when SO 10 oogupy staall
Dress rtalgabie qualify n gE.Bo.inea not found n
suf Nasls rprins Nklt
Ia8Y h8iine ga J8vcd tte F1cgsurc. Comfort land
greai CauYrn Il wearing the naprx Elliptic Steel
spnuE skirl f9T a sfgle day, viii never afterwards
willingly d}spmse with theif asg. For Chidr&n Miss
G. and NouuE Ladies hcy are superior 10 al othcrs u
They 8r not brud ~ break ike thc 81 ing. bat WI
osfoBf afdaary sklrts H haze been thrown aside as
usflsss TIE UHaps covered with double and tNit
ia thread sud the saitom rods are not puly dVuhlc
tHfngs hl, twice ao3hit covered preventing them
from wearing oal saeI dragging them down stoops,
ttiF%. Sc
mo paplex ElilpHe I. flYnTifc with an ladies and
h universally recommended hg The Fashion Magazines
no Standard Shirt u ibe Fashionable World
% enjoy ihc fa.lpaiug inestimahe advantages IN
Cunoiinp ~ superlar qualitT perfect manufacture
swish shsus ard aulsh dsxiMiv. durghitv comfort
an8srgeuutnv eulBire flrJ W, Brtdla}'s Duplex NJ.
l'p.ir 81 d1uld spring Skirt ahd BE sare get The
-eHaiHe, ariifie
pisr fa NOTES tist srs efcfed "Duplex have che
rsd ~ stamp, va - W Brahirt's Duplex Elliptic
steel spfiucs" Ep0n fhg waisthand none others are
geHulne Aao uglice that every Hoop will admit Tin
hsur paSseB through the center thus revealing the
twb ar double springs braided together therein, which
90 serrpt ~ lhcir feasibility and strength, aud
combination Huf 10 h. flnHd Ia any other Skirt
For Sale {n ai stores where Frss Glass Skirts arc
sald thfoughaut the United States and el.ewhere
Manufactured by tae SOLE nW1lcrs ~ The Patent
WEST BRADLEY 4 CAIN,
Ili-7mi e5tRmbcrs, and n and s. Kcade SIS, n. Y
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LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY.
SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms Of Catarrh are at frat very slight
Persous find they have cold, that they have frc
quent attacks and are more sensitive to the changes
Of temperature. In this condition the nose may be
dry slight discharge. thin aud acrid, afterwards
thick and adhesive. may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic, the discharge
are increased In quantity and changed in quality
they are now thick and heavy, and are hawked Of
cou shed or The secretons are offensive, causing
= la, breath tie voice thick aud nasal the eyei
weak the sense Of smell is lessened or destroy
cd deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom Of Ca
'arrh is that the person is obliged to clear hi
throat in the morning Of a slick or Shiny mucous
which has fallen from the heap during the night
When this takes place, the person NAV be sure that
his disease is on its way 10 the lungs and should
loose no time In aresiing IT,
The above are but few Of the many Ca,arrlia
symptoms. Write to our Laboratory for our pamph
let describing fully all symptoms it viii be sen
FREE 70 any address. Also directions where t,
procure the medicine
We are rcceylug letter. from al parts ,ftLe ru
len and also numerous testimonials from those MS
4 il, bearing tie evidence Of lis niallible merits.
u This remedy contains no MINERAL or POL
SoN0Ys INGREDIENTS. bat Is prepared frou
vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY; therefore Il !
PERFECTLY HARMLESS. even to the most ten
Ger and delicate ehlld.-E1
CIVIL FOR sEEDYE's cATARRH REMEDY
aud take no olher Ifnot sold By druggists 10 You
vicinity, they vii order it for yon. Price 90 90 pei
bottle.
lJ-Al persons suffering with any affection o
the iiead Throat Or Lungs, should write u once
ior our pamphlet fully deeribing al symptoms Ter
tanning 10 the Shove diseases.
i vii Be sent fres to any address
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::aO IScN,-nI.d,

I OST III Dorset Sept 18th Ii
h gfr' G9Ip WsTfL Jha faea 1913, Nth hlWk
hsads sHd es1res bsek srygnA felfttettlsis ilisgs
Nith sun-ef ID the distance o. tfH insiaH cap fhr
malrre nsaas aud aBiif@r n ts1teis aaFYaan&ea
" wreath - green sEa a1ia ~ akafe faasfd
a4ii bs gives ~ tss sHrotsfF ~ thsF pf9E~rt IH-
Formation snsg = 10 81 this osas - wasA IA
q u ~ - F1NtN - ll~f4sf
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srnANnr A. TRIr.

fK.sa-ss Yoang tsay ass gef1 suaH a tae Aaiief
Sstates aa.s heaf gna1shsar sfry nAeH tp ttlig 81
,rast0xs \, rssa+a gas llset q cANgc ~ address
,ne ~ pts asslknaA lhas haTHR 'eass Z se.1-
fasstnsss.s al sai3-s - ~ 90 cuF tais ssgd,--
Al e.Asss wsi ssk aa4srss 1hpir ahelieri seffaui
fslaS B. CHAPMAN.
Lar t2l lfaAasr Aew Aork.
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ENnl THY puSrINYt

u.bsS4 u n glluENT8N t'ss 4fyai iRsiish astral
Asi. ttsiffasa ai 4al Fs2eflrtf asH 81 has s,'aht
tss.d ihA sstenfiEs tis.s a SIS Ad hlA 4t HnM M
ssfsa ksrsfifat HaA.es. y ! As}smp lH.rntor a.s'
1885, safA WaNds t.i PHNe 81 stfaa tHt a go fH4,
10 at~ siaals - tuaTsd ~ rt'hU Mhttf - STATE
~ tssnss 40 a aatas safe aAIases y De- FcIsoa
t...s ,~sF lasaa o. fhe psFesealetfrtc. guarantees
a. lssssiaas Hf &t hgrgfs - iaf iHiofe bgsHa ~
wa "a tkr aIsa cast. astlhef wth tsf " Hasss-t 10
,tEss ID Er faaans b#t II yatst& rg, AZ u 5s T. hs
Agustnr - 8Assssh8k - fasslftaaish ass4f She
ali seed hes sesre& eetgiasa esftaests rs wfttfa
rasssasee t4sl ths tcsaft g. sA4t u pHrartt g. he
h. sncsina sual i.ssk VI haif and siaae YiarF q
lArsk Axs AsB.sfieB aaa essa saa. sHa gncsas ne ~
e,mss sss s-ea esssiog q rs ifsa y ualsfli Fag
~i rees3 fhr gtfurt sna arssfe9 AHsttasti@a ~ re-
tara a,.all Aa{r,ss Sc e5fsFaef NalialHt = horn.
"a n ID paa IN Mmlsen q Ess--lgsS
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, -. 49,, e;,,.a ,v.el i MeJleIne - ~


Kisl /. hs taaut.Hoi = ntN hfAta y seem ~
aaansslafi aus siHsa iHfrru7l does ui thla 30
sssu. aud sFtirxe tbe b0aes nust strFrerc le1.e
10 ihs msn vhn restore hnii,h ~ 1pgsuie vh fgn
egr - tea nl hls rStraat8agfr pitts, Npa afirss ihe
sss.t sisusut sares Wigba tsz - II bis watierBl
and 81 hosllaa ~dfe, 1h9s fWq lseai tF ass n,tt
Beor are fast sNpAfr rus u ibe sire3t r3 nasfrlHs
II th. ,lsg Extraordinary rlre ty Nsg1i. Pals and
Ssits haze olenri gc res ag ttr pac So ihe mott.
eieney II the i.n gaii.a3 fca Ales ~ plfs eHt aP3h
~hlrh tsalle ha1f - t8a hitaaiy fetiftd &asgfl's
lrtls sc nat - ibe elsss ihtt vtilsf pa ih DOR
en- sud ii WAela eserg hnk Hi t9kra tfeair7 ah ais
Issk Hkeeesiiv ~ snather ftna st twa "a VI ssielF
Iqli. sHflos~ tltrg ha hFei, ih pf o 1ittf, iAf
sAe stamagh, efaN as 5tt3e. aHN uhaa lHN sFfAf
lirhs ami hapyaufi fheit j. 30 rllaf a'fi so f't-
tisaa 90 ihe afta % constipation u ,hai"tris An elr
IL, fams us afe rrsfHr sui tae HerEnas = @fen y
fpehte & Is lntic srHrt Iais lass 4asN wgbr- nc
IA Iigass ssfs Hrst faaie is thr a#p i aetENr ~
tnAas ileeuHs aaA ife aFsfss .f Hti' ilf f1-
sinsai.he5 hy ihe 81 iafeeiin p8n afN sst tife,
H. Isrf & j. hafv daauarrs fbl hftgi g.ittaaF ~.
psy,sls and hatrFA,sat ft5s whate al afarrs isi
Nhgi. faf Hntus st1iN ta3lsat, Ht Aita ~ ait Z.
ions ~ tse sAa MAts~t AIS shtA T. iHat,alf sold
~ = Ms8efats q fllHa strftfs AeH YORK. ADV 81
prasyitGs. - - ceals 8sef b5E
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eNoRen nNlrA. y ne,.

CTATE or VERMONT A. . Probate Court bod
- Bennington CaHHty. ss en- al Manchester w sud
fT .aid District. 'he l7th day u september 1896
Present Hon, T. Vs. 81 kTpN Ju ~.
Ia the District # Manchester would ecfHF fepic
sst that his said ward If po~res+ea " cefain real
tate lying ID tte towns ~ SYNDICATE ana Manchester
IN sald DtgtrlCts mad " the conveyed 90 said
20 the best Interest u said ward o. s sad real estate
ard pat the ay0 thereof 81 interest ve the saEne
n phhiic siock- and therefore pray that lioHse msg
isNue accordingly
Hhereupnu Il arierfd mat said application ~
heard Probate Court BE- ha3aru fi Pftiate t3re
IN Manchester md t1p SID District ihe tatt Bed-
nessy aiOetslcfs &c sud that hotee thssf - igfa ~
pohthnE thir afdey three weeks excessively iH she
Msnerstf i@urHsi. paper pFiair . .id Naaehsstff
pFeyiDns ~ said time q bearing.
n HARRISON PEIsDLE Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-16
Married..

tf - fsaFre 81 80 - tfszr r. 80 sfitf5s -
81 A b hs fsasHsA 3 AZ II IS
hA1ffs - Hfr = So t4tAh n ktahe
T. 81 SO ~ FH Cd ~ hT~ sta
~ wa HlFH#Ns% Fl Msn. asstsf- $40 Mtft = st 81
uHEfH 81 tzaEf
asfh 90 fsw et Est A
ftesfs tHt wHs EtAEH o.. ss7 q " saHafi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-16

a.. Nafrs HtHgtY. .rrst pttHft e e. ssas s-t
= e..,Te sa tlse left 81 say ta 1'asat eff fn# I'd s
=. =. ,.1fsu - ssaa5.lt fslra NeHf
80, = ssassas Nst Ff'f' $50
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-16
ROOTS x SHOES at
II q wv IL M 81 f.
All Goods Warranted. and Warrant
made good
Ladies Glove Kid, double sowed, $3.50
Serge Boots, 2,75
Caters, 2,75

These are an entirely new goods, got
up expressly for custom trade and equal
to the best G. o. ID, work, are made in
the same way.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-16
TIIr MOONS tOId lN0Es

sts stsss - ~ sif s
" Bsssty 80 Fasssss o. 5ffsaetfa ass f
sassr.s tAst a a. sHs .ats
Turning the Heads
tlsa as.s ts.s ealfsHes y 81 fetaetf Of rFs4
aAsst . hfes 3 bas. A.tasg av aaH
A I.naatIc.
q. sss n ndaa ikss ths aaest 49, nast asnatif taa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-16

IgtsrnrM ct Youth. = sretas a.sha
a. ssfHinr ssG saaigab ssssffi 5if tiiF i Fassi
asssrfi4sa wAath fetaifs iA saits #hfs
rssses A. etasFaaisy sss - fhe F, e1s aae laF
fsissss a as far. Nlb a sfNf no u EafN bEetfaf
~sfh gnaaA taaste ghfffaalaa $50 at taetas 81 faic
to sbesa se ssctss Ntt&A ie tssee = tttt 9Af
80. "a asssss "a sisa stssla SSH Is ~ esi
yes nrlAiag AaHgfts NthENfs ha@tstNs
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oalsrAooRo,s t4AlR %.

~as ssafssa,a ~ 6Istts Hti e esatfr fa-f fat
Esss,.aufsI IS egMsl pnR0 6 AaFaf ty4~
Nes Yea NAa b sa pn AaI33 b sa
Has nassf9E
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-16

Goodpear's Rubbers arc worth more
to ware than any other The New
Brunswick Rubber so common for sale
is not worth half price Buy none but
Goodyear's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-16

r. nUcTiOS ~ PRICE
AMERICAN WATCHE
NAE - ALTMAN, aAss
d esssts e. r.est .Fest iasrra''.aepas' -
- hsaa, rsssa. - ss't ttatrts 80
lsta. 3 = - risf :, H..l s. = Fi-ssa
With Cold Al la
= ttsi s. - eai essItsis ~ sssfh $50 fresa
re .,pssia bst ~l1 b. satsrsr - s.eFs htsfs
ri ~ tsf &c ysss, AZ ~ ussss''ssers -
sks
Nor u.an 100000 Watches
pmf se@p.rs nazr.-as sftA tbe tsisfm iHsiiss x
aasa eif ass .se.hfi ~ssztss ~ kHes .
tss sffsa.it hs ratib Nfaa ssseslHNf
vut 1885, VS. sstH e. a.saias tssrshsf ~ hsys tsss
aashl lasar So asrsa8 W. hsfs fsptAsedlf r.
isrsta saf h.Tg tsuNaas suiil u psv 'ssf as't
ns, ates = .lfaet ens ave seesanela,iaa g. as's
,ts6 ~ 81 pskmfb
ST. s. tH s~fl siing tAsl st nsS utsNs
MORE fHtN nNt uFoE All fnH wA1Clts
>UipN tuE tNIrEnsrATfs &c, #a,tsat grsass
n dstta. sisbga ;, tas floeinr arss ihsiA sa ~
raig
e4ust3s,a watch CSC w.ihsr-. Mass
Appletau Irstt a ta Ws',fam, Ma"
IT, urbit Walshah N,ss
eWm Ets
ouE EApiFs' WATCH n hrsa qasii'' IL nsHsd
~Apf.l,,en Tracy cee walshau, Mss.
9 or nsst qaa'i,y u Ladies wsieA Is named .
Bartlett Waaham, Mass Thesy vssehv, are
hruisssdia great variety Il ,isn ADD ~ iss q
rssss
The Amete,a wAtrh Co n wslthan', Mast, aalheThs
us 10 state tnt without di,uuctiea q trade naFss 90
prizes
All ruE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY AEB
FULLY WARRANTED
% Be- the tst keepers ~ their class ever inside ID
tbl. Or any Other coastry ngyvfs should remember
that anjlhs thc guarantee n a foreign maker ~ha esa
ne,cr Be rescbod this guarantee l. good At al tmss
against he Company hs SCENTS aud that sfer the
mes, thoros 90 ual Any uatfh siaaa prove defsessa
ans paf,euar q may always ~ exchanged fH aaothsr
IS the American Watches made AZ wa,hsm, ~ sale
b dealers generally throughout che thty, we Do not
solicit otdefs faf sinsle watches,
CAUTION The pbbHc arr cautioned 70 hpy only ~
Respectable dealets ~ prsans counietigluhs ~ill 10
prosecuted.
Robbins ~ s5lIlDIefOW,
AGENT, FuE rTE AMERICAN wATcn COMPANY
ls2 liroadaW, NV YORK.
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DIeIc~srsNT AI<IN(i.

AL CHAELEN 81 EUi sosH tnfara fas Psh Z
VI tasf hiH t4lfa tie Eassas sFtnfrg s.erniacd
hy Nfs baHehn hbfre tte Witl f4frs Nfeesfasttss
is az 90 hfaHcis 81 s. assisiesl - Ass isfaaat.
shp haa has uaTy gesrs eEpeiirHss b. ths sas.afss
cod feels ea8dts 1855 ,ts esH .}fe atite tatisiastan
T. 30 w. Hlay t4fgf - sifh taair iair Eass-
Mns a Nt SOY.
Tscary Falat 0et y itBa gaEs
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WILL CURE THE ITCH IL ~ hours.
Asss exc. SALT EHEiM licEIS. ciill-
A tfk~ al sd FRg'r s8@Ns as J Ht SIAM
Pc. Is essgs taf ssie ~ s traGgsfss
- .ss4sse e. css. - aktAe = ~ 84fF,
80 9@e~ss lf& Asssfsetas tfess4s 8esiss1s e @'a
- fotwsrAs8 as fas4 tres * fa@tasf = sey fafi
81 ~ lsaGat ea@srs
Oei 81. fsft.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-16

a.s,sax aslFis sna frslise Boys. SOD 81 aA4retse
a. ais IL aestt Aa3 y So saisud sa42 ais48e
fetssassi,e thsl - Flsa@ ga As8fras s SO A"aaa,
R1a. hssss4ss 81 Akw rst
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A BOON TO THE SICK
Ap
TIL LIGHT OF TIE WORLD.
DIR. MAGGIEL'S
PILLS AND SALVE.


Thesf Gzte-,iu- rrnfsss sre row eftrn rahlsit :
\ tn pafa fls otrfs auan5f IS teaE2 g retsfs
y pestiics - ias7g fest' e u.ra
LIFE OWN PILLS
. usss bren ssel rits fis sr,sts,t saaess Tlra r.
elm Z nat nnif p rFrtfHl H.saate i p tft itss
seafth ihe KsFiuas iHatsis ~ fhe ne patient .
suerFiaT. aue rtin trHfaff if fHra atHirm Fl iite
{ aged and Iasrm d les aes,a q lbe-f ,AaAs nus
I sin prove o. he
A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH.
", y c,sry rsse the, .d8 nae ILe an fit48, aadt,
sinfe TIE HauiuE rHgfsies o. lh'f rf.ii1o state Ts
fh~ veung a~a iaate.aseA they u' tr1tr aast svs@.
ashe, csar sp0ulae, and sirtlng incd zinc Hsfs
Z hundred tear- ago ana us,et found d. iasteH ttf
fountain hai wunid rcHtufe he od a. sigof aua MAKE
I youth
IAN FTER NAL SpRIN
II VS. lcft or this a., sud hoaf Is realize Tho dream
sud show in oar gladops isei, tbe maey ibai inside i
Z iair
THESE FAMOUS RENE DIES
Cannot stay The Sight = years bot theg can are. back
ana bold aluof diseases ihal miehi uumph oser ne
agcd sud thr gnHnE LET pour hcsliste ihen but scse
The favorable opportunity ibst ofrrs MhrH sken -
prescribed
FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS
Nothing can Be more productive n cure tisu lhese P,
1hcif alnot magic Influence e felt 80 once and the
usual cucumiAns 81 ibis mesi Distressing ditCas
removed These remedies made from The p8ycst
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They viii not harm lee most delicate female, and cas-
he given With Eohd eject ID prescribed doses 90 he
| FOR CUTANE0Us DISORDERS
and all erupions u The ain, the SAVE l. most ID,
rntes With The most searching ercis DE very root
o. the evil
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And al erupHons of he stln, the SAVE T. most in
valuable Il does NOT heal cxtrrusiy alone but pans
rates with the most searching eros 70 DE very root
% the evil
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THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES

and hold aipoG diseases thai might triumph osrr ~
agrd aud the ynHuH let hesitate fhfn lut -
the favorable opportunity ibst ufrrf NhrH akpn -
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rOR nlLIlorS nlSoRnrRS

Nothing can bs more productive II cure hsu these Pulls
Their almost maggie Influence e felt 80 once and the
usual cmcumiiAnts % this ues distressing disease aFs
fcmutcd. These remedies made from the p4tfcst
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r. nucrioS N PRICE
FsHe
AMERICAN WATCHE
Mnas ~ AITWAN. MASS

e. nsl s. ~ assititt ta W seifh $50 tea
ne .,Fss,a. .astH ~tfh b. ssssr-r, sass htsfs
20 - - yssss asf ~ nsssshsssrs 80
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VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
FOR CTTANEOUs DISORDERS

They viii not harm ice most delicate fcmale, and "a,
be given With good eject ia prescribed doses 90 ID,
yonnrrst babe
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80 rlNnI MpTINE..

ia s5ogrAal's'rs' See
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-03

: UNDER LAKE hICHiGAN.-- Two Submarine iI
aLe!y went 10 the bottom o. lake Michigan near
famous crib" sunk opposite Chicago, to iac'i
Ehe digging Of the lake tunnel for tbe purpose Of
2overing sone cbain cables, THE @alyr .s here tn
went dosu was thirty -eiglz as-. tgeg. tbeF rsaa
t the bottom of the lake the water is always calm al
,lear no matter what may be The coumoioa owe
hcad 1t is easy, with the coglIvagea used ty taeG
30 seawlth distinctneS5 considerable d5'aaue Ihe
could always tell when tie s8ctIyg gE die @arcr wl
rough, could distinctly observe 1e crib atsd on Aa
;ocd ef the lake with emJat tueul Of sand several
feet tjSh already formed around IT, au tais bauE d,
such coinPaclness as amUst u i,.c. hold H ia It's
place Within could be heard tHg tosss nssIu ty taa
3Iuha'1ltants OF that strQcnt aad they eFen aneeG
:tmt SOUNDS reached them igsD tie tuuuel forty fee
beneath They remained uHslrr water four Hours at q.
ine and during that period nauv vessels uf jl sissa
from twenty ton pEnace 10 jGe 4}ratlo steamers
passed eve. 5her heads Tlg divers state that t aas
=caSg to distinguish the kline Vi sssg as SELF az thg
size Sound, as is well knoa s eoavsy5d wish mreh
jgtcoter dstinctuess through water .h5n through he
.ar. Tile passage Of the snl.s. roe boat was heard
CLEARLY, the coasting sc1tUtas aud barks flied leir
gears with confused din, wue the steamers tore past
iYih l. noise like rushing tAanier, which dcslcacd
;taeA until the vessel was tar beyond
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-03

tEHJABE.S,
BRILLANTINEs,
LAWNS,
BAREGES, &C., &C.
BAsQUINES, SCARFS MANTILLAS, LACE
SHAWLS, &c, Of the latest styles, in great variety
EmbrOideTies.
Jackonet and Swiss EDGING and INSERTING, Bands
Ladies' Embroidered UNDERSHIRTS COLLARS,
Infants WAISTS, SKIRTS and UNDERCLOTHING,
Real Lace COLLARS and JETS.
Millinery.
B0NNETS, HATS, for Infants, Misses and Ladies'
Ladies' UNDERGRADUATES, of every description,
ready made
Ladies and Children SHOES all styles and qualities
In short, Uorsftete assortment of Ladies' Goods
From Paper of Pins to a Wedding Outfit.
This portion Of the stock was selected, with great
care by Mrs WELLS who BY business experience in
this market of twelve years. perfectly understands the
requirements of Ladies in this section and who feels
confident she can please the most fastdouS, both in
goods and prices.
j. H. McDERM0TT is determined to establish an
LADIES, STORE,
that will prove credtable to himself aud beneficial to
his customers In view of which he has purchased
the most tremendous stock of goods brought to
this market in the Ladies line, and being determined
to secure the Ladies' trade be pledges himself sell
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
which he do and make Irving profit, which is all
he desires IgdieS WHO favor him with their custom
may rest assured that they will get goods at legitimate
prices whether judges not for he has established
One Price System,
which cannot fail to give satisfaction is based
upon small profits and quick returns" Mrs. Wells
superintends the Millinery and Dress making Depart
ments, where she viii be pleased to and wait upon
her old friends and customers Both of these branches
under the management Of first class artistes who
are thoroughly posted" on the latest fashions.
To the Gentlemen, McDermott would say that he has
a Ene stock Of
SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, and
FURNISHING GOODS, &C.
which he will sell cheaper than any else in town.
as he is going Of gents goods entirely order
devote his exclusive attention to the establishment of
first class Ladies' store. mh28 If
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
R;rcct from the Manufacturers and Importers,
and sold at the lowest market price.
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TO RENT FOR THE YEAR 1866

TO RENT FOR THE YEAR 1866.
EENHE WILDERNESS PLANTATION, on Bayou
d Pierre, rsanediatey west of Mrs. Powelrs on Red
river There is about three hundred and fifty acres OF
open and the place, there is good dwelling house
negro cabins cisterns cribs MILL gin and press all the
improvements are new, and in good repair. There is
some corn and fodder the place. which the person
renting, can have.
Apply to the undersigned, q miles from Shreveport
noyi q NJ WATSON.
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r. w. JONES'
SHREVEPORT FOUNDRY,

End of Edwards Street, on Cross Bayou.
pOILnR MAKER and Manufacturer of Stationary
ID and Portable Engines, Saw Mills, Corn Mills
Pumps Pows, Points, Gin Gearing, Crate Bars, and
Babbet Metal. All kinds Of Brass Castings made to
order Machinery repaired on the shortest notice.
Copper and sheet iron work done in the best style
Gaage and water cocks, steam guages, gas pipes and
fittings always on hand.
Special attention paid to al eairoad and steamboat
work
am also prepared to furnish lumber and corn meal
at the lowest market prices.
n. B.-I am the only authorised agent far Is. t.
KAVANAUGH, to sell rghtsf.o and to 4aanufac-
ture Buffers Patent Augers or boring artesian wells
in the States of Louisiana and Texas
ego III I. ". J9A4-S-
I'D TrPE METAL-a Iargs aa.atltv--..E! aa sa.I
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LADIES'
BAZAAR OF FASHION.
J. Fl. 1LcDERMOTT.

DAVING just returned from New York with the
IL largest, best selected and most varied stock of
Fancy Dry Goods,
Millinery,
Ladies' Furnishing Goods.
Trimmings, &C.,
ever Brought to this market would respectfully call
the attention of his customers and the public generally
to the following imperfect enumeration of stock. In
The Ladies' Department
will be found
DRESS SILKS
GRENADINES
SILK TISSUES,
FRENCH ORG4EDIES,
PRINTED MUSLINS