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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-29

Newspaper Change.-GEo.S. BRowN, Esq.
late of lndaHopals, Iud., purchased on the first
inst. an interest in the Toledo Democrat The
business is now conducted bv Me.srs. Geo. =.
BRowS. A. j. BEBoUT and JoHN A. LANT. un-
der the firm name of Geo. ). BRowN & Co..
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Wood County Annual Sabbath school
COnv ention.-The above convention will meci
at Tontogany on Thursday, August 25th. 1870.
The programme of exercises, as fixed by the
Executive Committee, will be AS follows:
lst. Convention to meet in the Grove, on Fai
Ground, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
81. singing by Washington Township Sab
bath Schools.
Sd. Prayer.
4th. Singing by Plain, Center, Portage and
Liberty Township Schools.
5th. Address by Rev. d. W. Chidlaw, Of
Cincinnati, Ohio.
9th. Singing by Weston and Middleton Town.
ship Schools.
7th. Appointment of Committees.
9Th. Singing by Perrysburg Schools.
9Th. Pic Mic dinner, each school providing
their own entertainment.
AFTERNOON.
10th. Singing by a Select Chsir at 80.
llth. Report of Committees, Election Of Of
| fcers, &c.
| 18th. Singing bv the Choir.
! 18th. Short addresses Of not over five min.
utes. from sundry persons on Sabbath School
work, &c.
18th. Singing by the Chcir.
! 18th. Adjourn at 3;3s by all singing doxol.
| ogy "Praise God" &c.
All the schools in the county earnestly iuvi
ted to attend. Mr.. ChidllW is one of the bes
speakers in the United States, and will please
and pr"ft all who hear him.
JAMES w. ROSS, President.
S. l.. BoUGHToN, Secretary.
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Perrysburg School Teachers.-All ap-
plicants for employment as teachers in the Per-
rysburg Union School, who have not obtained
a certificate of qualification from the Board OF
Examiners, will meet said Eexaminers in the
High School Room. to morrow. Saturday, July
30th, at 2 o'clock p, .M., for examination.
The nomination and election Of teacher, for all
the departments, probably excepting thatnf SUI
perintendent, will be taken up, considered, aud
disposed of BY the Board of Education, on Mon
day morning following.
No application, unaccOmpanied with Examin-
ers certificate, will be noticed by the Board.
JAS. w. ROSS, President.
]. G. KNOLL, Secretary.
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PRIVATE DISEASES,
whether OF recent origin or Of long standing, in
Male or Female. The success which has attend
ed the practice Of the undersigned In the treat
ment Of diseases coming under the above head
IL sufficient guarantee that whatever he under.
takes he performs, and In every case effects a
radical cure. Private Rooms are provided
where consultations can be procured 10 the
strictest confidence.
General Ofiee over Nos. 80 and SO. Monroe
street, first room to the right at the top Of tho
stairway. All letters containing remittance or
postaRe-etamp promptly answered.
~ Office hours from 10 to 4, and from To Q.
Call On or address r. II. TYMPANY.
3Sx Toledo, Ohio.
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Excursion to the Bay.-The Coed Ten
plars are making preparations for an excursion
on the Cora Lock to the Bay. on next Wednes-
day evening. No pains will be spared tn make
this one Of the most pleasant occasions of the
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ed. JOURNAL: Please announce the name
Of A. r. PATTERSON, Of Center Township, as a
Candidate for County Treasurer, subject 10 the
decision Of the Republican County Convention.
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SHIPPED BY WILLIAMS AND COOK.

shipment Of Staves.--Since our last re-
port the following shipments of slaves have been
made from this port:
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De.d or rAIIve.-A short time sine

Dead or Alive.-A short time since a re-
ward was offered for one Of the editors of the
Wood County .Scntinel, dead or alive. From the
following it will be readily understood that he
cretion may dictate in the deep <Stsre
TRAvIS--MILLER.- Monday, July IIth,
at the residence Of Mr. l.. z. Lounsbery. Ran
dali, N. V, by Rev. A. g. Harmon, Mr. Robert
w. Travis, Of Bowling Green, Ohio. and Miss.
Julia E. Miller, of Pleasant Prairie, Minnesota.
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ACCOM- MMODATION,

Perrysburg Lodge No. ITO, 7. o. G. It.
Stated Meetings every Tuesday Evening.
JAS. TlMMONS, Wet.
T. B. OBLINd BR, W. r. s.
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SEND FOR
THE BRIGHT SIDE.

IL is paper Of sixteen illustrated oasrto
Pages, published monthly at so cents a vesr.
'for all children" The verv best writer's. Iarrs
premiums for clubs. FOUR MONTHS FRIE
10 those who order before July l, 1870. Send
foT it, and say where you saw This adxertiss-
meni. Specimen cupv FREE.
JOHN b. ALDEN & CO., PublishsrA,
ChicaRo, M
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TOLEDO ADVERTISEMENTS


The undersigned hav
ing had Twenty Seven
YEARS Experience as
a PRAoTICIEG PBYsI
CLAN in the Nance Val
) ley, calls attention OF
those interested TO the
! fact that he has estab-
! lished a suit OF rooms
In Myers Block, Mon .
roe-street, a regular
Dispensatory for the
treatment and pcrma =
nsnt cure Of all known
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AtHome.-Dr. PECK reached home @

At HOme.-Dr. PECK reached home on Sun
day morning. He stood at his post constantly
after taking his seat.-SentiRel.
With all due respect to DR.. PECK, we would
inquire Of our Irish" cOtemporary how this
wonderful feat is accomplished. We had set
tied into 40 earnest conviction, only to be
aroused by this startling announcement. that not
living soul aside from the disciples of FAUST
had ever accomplished the feat of standing and
sitting at the same time.
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Tribute Of Respect,

DIED on the 8th inst, after short illness of pneu-
m0nia, E. B. BENNETT, aged 81 years
The following preamble and resolutions was adopted
bv OscEoLA TRIBE No. :, l. o. R. NJ. at their regular
Council held on the 10th Sleep Cold Moon, G. s. D. 81
common era, January 10, 1900
WHEREAS 1t has pleased the Great Spirit, the crea-
tor and preserver of the universe in the dspensaton
Of his providence to remoys FSnoRr hqRtng gFou P
nett late member of this Tribe Therefore be it
Rs2zoe1 That in the death Of 1 Brother Bennett
one of her worthy and useful MEMBERS and the COM
muuity of an honest and upright citizen.
Res6kre8 That we deeply sympathise with the be-
reaved family and relations of the deceased and tender
them our heartfelt coincidence in their affection.
Res0freR That as a token of our respect for the
memory of Brother Bennett we wear the usual badge
of mourning for thirty days.
EesolEeR That these resolutions be spread upon the
Records; that a copy be transmitted to the family Of
the deceased and that the city papers be requested Il
publish the same
E. +. PEARSON,
TH0S. BYLAND, Committee
L. NJ. STURGESS,
A true copy, E. II. STURGEss, c. of r.
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-g~ IL
Died

AT st. Mays Arkansas Bay, Texas, she 18th of De-
cember, 1868, Of heart disease Mrs. TI[YRZA ANN
WILLIAMSON. consort of Cen Thomas T. William
son, and mother of Mai. George williamson of this
place, in the 6Sth year OF her age
1t is with ordinary feeling ofregret that we record
the death of this estmabe lady In very truth she was
the salt of the earth and it is not too much of praise
TO say, in obituary notice. that no woman ever
lovably and nobly discharged the duties incum
bent upon her as wife, mother, Christian and friend
And we well know of what we do speak.
On the sth inst, at the residence of E. NJ Smith, near
Shreveport, Col s. Fl. LIkENS, aged 50 years
NETT, in the 37th year of his age.
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Commercial Intelligence.
SouTH-W EsTERN OFFICE,
Ghraz-av,1r+ p "a ,-t


Shreveport, Jan y, 1869. (
| The past week was rather brisk one for our mer
chants, though we cannot say it was profitable one
Iof the class OF goods most in demand paid very little
| pToHt- Inc goods most in demand were staple gro
ceres ana plantation supplies though staple dry goods
were not wholly neglected. Fancy goods notions &c.
do notappear to be much in demand The iohbprs had
some lew orders from the country merchants but the
man business was the wagoners' trade They were
ont IN force and most Of them heavily loaded
The cars were taxed to their utmost capacv and then
laied 10 take all that offered The receiDts of cotton
were liberal and summed up 1920 bales The market
was nfm and active up to Saturday night Since that
Iihe II has been unsettled. She sales reached 1900
Daes on basis, for low middng in specie as follows
wednesday, Thursday and Friday l31%@l81Ic., and
saturday and Monday l8HG3l83Ic, or 221I@229lc in
currency. Gold ranged at l22@l25, with an ample
supply until Saturday night
The receipts of cotton yesterday were 1856 bales The
market was unsettled and the prices nominal Notover
200 bales changed hands, most of it from wagons We
only noticed the sale ofOne lot of s. bales of low mid
ding from the factors table at 22c in currency Most
of the factors refused the offers of the buyers and
cred their tables The sales from the wagons were for
low mlddhpg 1740l8c. in specie, 22@224c. in |
currency. Some small lots up higher; for in
stance, we noticed the sale of - bales at 22Ic in cur
rency. The gold market tool, Jump of two cents, all
owing to the telegraph working again. We change
table for the gold prices of cotton conform the sales
from wagons, that being all the business doing:
Good Ordinary A@l7T
Low MlddHng .'.....'.....-...... ..-.....lIMWI9
hlddlng .......................:.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. , 1869 bales, Sc
deceived yesterday. ............ H.. 1876
deceived 'eviously... 949-485S5
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Tribute of Resnect.

Alta special meeting ofthe PELICAN HOOK AND LADDER
COMPANY No. l, held January g. 1870, motion COM
mee was appointed to draft resolutions relative to
to the death of E. B Bennett late member of this
company who presented the following resolutions which
were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God in the dispensaton
of His nscrutable providence from his sphere
of usefulness here earth, friend and brother,
f. B. Bennett desire to pay the last sad tribute
of respect to his memory, therefore be it
ReS0lged That while we bow in humble submission to
the decree of Omnipotence which has called him hence
deeply and sincerely depore his loss as that of a
warmheared friend and an active and Jealous fireman
that in token of respect that page of record be
devoted to his memory.
That copy of these resolutions be transmitted tc
the widow Of our late brother with assurances of ou1
heartfelt sympathy in her melancholy bereavement
and irreparabe loss, and that the above be also pub
lished in the city papers
E. NJ. STuRGESS
G. W. KENDALL Committee
WIN. F. CHASE.
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C0nsipnaeS of Merchandise

| PER STEAMER CAROLINE-A D Tinsley IS pkg
| ) D 43 Noel &bro W Oliver 81 MillerlS William
4, 500 do to Martin & Ford-C & 20 J II Brown Geo
LIS " 60, to Durham Horr-Bogel DuFiHge
6-COnverse Il Bernard I'D Q Sheenan G-Horan
Buckner 1G-J II Reynolds 51--Mock & We'll w I
Andrews 4--E Il B jacobs g Robson g-P II Kyes
Geo 27-R Dawes 4-R Davies I'D Bernstein 81
Ihurmond Hicks 100-Wash & Bosseau lG5-W Il
Hunt %: 1000 pkgs for Jefferson,
PER STEAMER FLETA-Stacey { Poland | II pkgs
mdse-Burnham & Horr l34-SPRR 2Ol-Mar tin &
Ford 6G-Hoss & Durham 43--Jessup, Marsh 4 Wig
gins 24-McCutchen eco IN Sutherland 1-Puston Il
Marshall Wv Robson 4-B Barsotti lis Herold 8
asa Langlois l6-T H Morris Is Bahr il Ricou
eco IA Lenor eco III Kahn 6bro 27-Dr D La
cy g. 6; Total ST; M pkgs for jefferson.
PER STEAMER ERA No. Io-k&bro pkg D&co
!, to Burnham & Horr-D & R ! 4 5 I ., to Martin 4
tord-J H IA, 1919 doss5 " alsh & Bosseau-E&C 5
Mrs ! CHlW & NJ u B K S los, to Jessup, NJ &
W-Dr c 3, to Stacey Il Poland Il Reynolds 2--J C
Baswell l-Horan&Buckner 59-Hyams&k Kennedy /
Conway & Buckalew 142-Hamtou &oo 81 Gutman
1--P kyes 7-B Candy l9-J Kahn &bro IN Suth-
eFland II Lewis 1T Morris 6-Tex Elk Co 23-
PER STEAMER TRAVIS WRIGHT-C &B Sc pkgs
= Clapp 2 J H B&co 81 J P Douglas l NJ Mex &co 637
W H&co 80 W W Wilson, Wotford&Miller H. to Jes-
sup, Marsh Virgins Martina Ford 202-A Cohn
III Johnson /, to McC&B-J F
Utz 90 Robson limo Wheaton 1-Sae&Murphy
7-T&J 55--W aIters&EIder 32-K Lovet &c. to Her
vey, Elstner Il Warren. Total 1852.
PER STEAMER POST -Bowers&co 500 pkgs-
Z Lewis 2-Bogel & Duringer IL 20, to Burnham.e
Horr--W Stringfellow III Langenbach 3 -BHM&co
=, to SPRR-J Lindsay Craig eco l-Looney 4
cousins Conway & Buckalev l0O1-C Meyers Nv
U Duxbery ii Robson Mrs Douglas 8-JLMi-
am 1--B&H Dreyfus 1-Mundy &Collins 16-C NJ Jr
!, 70 do to E B Jacobs-Franks& Frederick 49l-R &
l + S & G 5 JOI 1191 NJ & S 81 NJ McK&co l, to
Jessup, Marsh & Wiggins-P Massey S-H Foy 50 NJ |
Abney 4, to Walsh & Boisseau-M&W IA, to Martin &
sord-Gill& Owens 140-J N 80, to Stacey& GLAND
! Bertrand 60-E Nivohe 2--H H SIP Il H l to |
Ihurmond Hicks-S Her0ld SIS RohschiId Sd |
Jtz 7-HerVey, Elstuer Warren 7--Owners on board |
M an q, y do to Hoss&Durham-W Sparks CO
loran 4 Buckner 148-M Kennedy Mrs A Kimble
Is eco 5, 562 do to McCutchen Geo. Total 1850. |
PER STEAMER JENNIE HOWELL-A B We'll 2 !
kgs-E&B Jacobs &c Herold 1O-Hamilton eco Go
H Stark &son !, to Jessup, Marsh & Wiggins-Mrs
l Loeb Magby&Mahatfy l, to Stacey & Poland--Sale
Murphy 2-T P & II Fullilove 4, to Thurmond & |
licks-Walters Elder sew Fraey l, to Burn
am Horr-W N Doles AZ, to Hoss Il Durham-M |
evY 35 Total 1910 pkos.
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Consignees per Texas Express Companv,

V Shidet, E Rankin, II Belder, W Hurley, C E
McGill, G Pike,C Fallsbush, Campbell, L G Nor
rls, A Foster, Woodruff J C Stephens Cotton &
H, Garfnkle, r Walters, P A McPha, R L Minshew
F o Seth NJ Bruce, H Riyes, G Walker, W W
Lyon, F Stutz, W Mitchell, G Barnet, c Allemand
" Cunningham, Esther Looney & Wells, Il
McShane Mrs E Fulton, VIM Morrison, c War
mock, Gahan S IIerold, W Havey, w Wright D J
OCOnnor, 1t J Davidson, A Lewis, Mrs NJ Mullinex
1t Wilson, c ' Cosby, r G Shaddoek, G Ammons
D H Gibson, S Furman W Lawrence, D Multi
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
hOUns' Through Lime,

Leaves Oh SATURDAY, January Is. and on THURS
z DAY, January Of
HE and magnificent Kouns line
eEa1.4 p steamer GRAND Err "A will leave as above
1870 on the arrival of the cars from Hallye
The Grand Era Is entirely new, built expressly for the
trade and for safety speed and accommodations she
has no equal on the river. The Grand Era will take
otw to four hundred head of stock each and every
trip, ana OF whlch shippers may rest assured For
freight or passage apply on board, or to
MAT L. SCOVELL
Leaves New Orleans, Tuesday, January II, at 5 PM,
and on Saturday, January %, at T. NJ. las
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FOR SALE.

FESlAT slightly, retired, convenient and comfortable
4 New Residence, containing four Rooms twenty
by twenty feet and fourteen feet pitch. 1t is entirely
with front and back galleries, spacious hail. and
is nclosed with new and sub antial fence 1t has
new kitchen and servants room, stable and other
necessary ouhouses, underground and wood ciserns,
with young and healthy richard of the most select
fruit trees. It has five of land its surroundings
and is situated just outside Of the corporate limits of
the city. Its location is high and dry.
For terms apply at once to p II. ROSSON,
jy2 tt / Aucti0neer.
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NOTICE.
FENHE DAUGHTERS OF THE CROSS take this
Il method to inform their patrons and the public,
that they have been incorporated by the State of Lou
isiana and empowered to grant Diplomas. Their char
ter gives them legal recognition as public and quail
fed teachers, and they intend to exert themselves,
more and more to deserve the appreciation of those
who will ntrust them with the education of their chill
dren.
MOTHER THERESA OF JESUS, Superior,
President of the Academy's Board,
dl 7tw1 Fairfield, near Shreveport.
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The telegraph operators being on n strike, we are
forced to fall back the New Orleans papers of the
9Th for latest market reports:
New ORLEANS, Jan. 6, 1870.
CoTTON-Thc market opened with very good in
qury but with moderate offerings. The sales thus far
have been confined to about 500 bales, at previous
prices. Middng at 24jIM2l%c. No kilograms have
been received from New York or Liverpool. ester
day the sales embraced bales rather irregular
prices but the whole, sitter for the better quall
ties and easier for the lower grades. Low ordinary
nary at 1924 23 &C., low mlddng at 2319 GQ23c mid
ding 1T "a 4W24Mc, strict middhng at 2419W24Mc
and good middling at 25GD252Ic.
Gold opened at Il95809I19X, with no kilograms from
New York. The movement thus far has been only
moderate the sales including $4,000 at 1899 and $4,000
at 1191I. At the Board last night $4,000 sold at 1929
New YORK, Jan. 5, evening.-COttOn closed heavy
and lower; sales to-day 2l00 bales; middng uplands
25IC. Flour dropping; common to fair extra $500.
Wheat-a moderate demand for export; winter red
Western 81 81. Corn declining; new mixed Western
9213c Pork lower; $29 25@23 so Whisky 9Oc.
9$l 90. Wool steady Hides firm and quiet. Money
easier at T. Sterling dull, S35@84 Gold closed at
1l9Y@12Q.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. s. evening.-Cotton closed steady;
uplands 111G@l1@ q and Orleans ll2l@115d sales to-
day 10000 bales, of which 5000 for export and
speculation. Breadstuhs dull.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-Sugar firm, 80S15c. for in
ferior to 1215@l22lc. for choice. Moasses-60@65c.
for common roc. for prime and 2c per gal for choice
Floursto light and market firm; fine s., superfne
IS 1905 375 single extra s. 50 and choice extra $40
50. Corn-markct firm, with fair supply and de-
mand; yellow Csc and white 81 per bushel. Oats 66@
zoe. Bran 81. Hay-Westsrn $26@28 per ton. COT
tee-prime 17H@l71@c., gold duty paid Salt-coarse
81 oogLl 20 and hne IL 3o@l 50. P0rk-market dull,
clear rib 171% and clear sides I7I1I75Ic sugarcnred
hams q @22c. Lard dali; tierces IS and key 181c.
Whisky-market quiet; Western rectifed 81 00@1 0S.
Cheese V Western l79lS, English dairy 20G12l and
Northern l33@l9c for factory and 2lc for cream;
IotatoeS $z@2 3d. UNIONS - "V@4 w. APpleS2 oo@
y w. ~. 1.,u,ro,- r,,, To,,o- oo+tIo Let anal
tv S56@6o ID GnoIty S$0 10 and I'd quality 81 dS2
Hogs-Sross- pcr h., 86r11c, Sheen $3MG per head,
Calves S10ml3 per head
- -,s. ->a.-
The DECLINE IN PRINTED MusLIN-The following
muslins has been made in New York.
secret touching the fall in printed musns has just
leaked out Spragne of Providence has in his employ
Il young gentleman named Praf, who not long ago in
vented a method by which the printing of cotton cloth
in the Providence mills is done at a saving of from
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves THURSDAY, January 90.
THE large and elegant sidewheel packet
fs'sIsH- q B. L. HODGE No. 2, Captain W. T.
tsi. Nffzsrs Boardman, Jos. Aiken Clerk leaves as
above for New Orleans, on the arrival of
the cars from Halvlle. For freight or passage apply
on board. iall
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Shreveport Price Current,

CHADE FROM ACTUAL SALES, AS THEY TRANSFERRED
1t should be understood that quotations, gener
ally represent the wholesale prices, in United States
currency. In filling small orders higher rates will
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A RARE CHI LANCE
Marshall Nurseries For Sale.

A | too old to attend to the duties of my place,
IA and wish to break up housekeeping offer it for
sale 1t is situated mile and half eiast of Mar
shall, on the Shreveport road will sell eth with
whou the Nursery. The place contains NINETY
ACRES OF LAND, forty-fve of which are open and in
high state of cultivation. 1t is well watered with
timber and rewood plenty and enough to spare to pay
for the place.
The Nursery consists of a large and well selected
stock of Fruits, Flowers and Ornamental Trees The
Orchard consists of five hundred Pear trees and large
number of Peach and Apple trees of the choicest kind
that will succeed South Also fine Scuppernong and
other grape Vineyard
It is beautiful place. in a good neighborhood, and
very well improved The soil is veil adapted for Nur
sery and is worth more than | ask for it. Title guar
anteed For particulars inquire in person on the place
or by letter of Ids 4twl JOHN DUNCAN.
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NEGRO LEGISLATORS IN TExAs.-T8o negroes have
been elected to the Legislature from the Waco district
of the wealthiest and most intelligent in the State.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Harper's, Godcy's, Demorest's, Leslie's Eclectic,
Waverly and Atlantic Monthly Magazines, and all the
latest newspapers and periodicals always on hand at
the News and Periodical Depot, Post Office building
SO Texas Street.-In addition to my large and
extensive stock of Saddles, Harness, &c, &c, have
for sale $50 dozen Plow and Wagon Blind Brides, IS
dozen pair Red Top Root Iames 900 pair Trace Chains,
Is dozen Hogskn Plow Collars all of which am sell
ing at the lowest market rates
W. S. HAVEN,
dog d&wSw 80 Texas St, above the Market House.
English Female Bitters cures all females.
E. F. B. cross, grabbed and fretful wives.
E. F. B. cures pale, chorotic girls.
Mysteries and melancholy cured by E. F. b.
The great uterine tonic, English Female Btters.
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS & KENNEDY.
E. F. B. for all irregular uterine actions.
Leucorrhoea and proapsus uer cured with f. F. B.
E. F. B. cures old chronic female complaints
For palptaton, swimming and giddiness Of the head,
cold feet and hands, use E. F. B.
Pretty, smiling faces impaired by E. F, b.
Pale, feeble and emacated females use E. F. B.
E. f. B. is the sickly woman. hope.
A comfort at the " turn Of life" E. F. L.
Sold in Shreveport La, by HYAMS & KENNEDY.
For coughs and colds-Dromgoole & Co. Pectoral.
Chronic bronchitis, Dromgoole Il Co.'S PectOral.
The best expectorant, Dromgoole & Co.'S Pectoral.
Dromgooe & Co.'S Buchu is the best and cheapest.
For effects of inGiscreon, loss Of memory shattered
nerves, etc, use DromgooIe & Co.'s Buchu.
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAMf' & KENNEDY.
What's the meaning of E. F. b?
i IT,, e I, =
half dozen old grannies, let her bottle E.F.B
E. F. B. cures all diseases peculiar to females.
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS 1: KENNEDY.
: L. j. Leman. on Market Street, has of the
finest assortments of Confectionery and Fruits have
in the place. 1t is worth visit only to see
his establishment He is also prepared to furnish fol-
balls parties Cakes and CONNECTIONS ia the most re-
ch7che style and on moderate terms. d24
Now is the time subscribe for the Magazines for
another year. Clubs being made up at the News
and Periodical Depot, in the Post Office building, for
G0dey's, Demorest's Petersons, Harper's, Southern
Farmer Leslies and the Ladies Friend. dis st