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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29
NEW ADVERTl9EMCNTS.
ELIZA COO e.

Just published, No. !, Of the American Edi-
ton Of Eliza Cooks Journal
EDITORIAL AppaEss--Whil. ven,uring this
.,ep IN the universal march Of periodicals, let u
be- Understood tia, am no, anxious TO d.elafo
myself mental Joan Are, bearing special mes
save To slye the people Ia their noble war
against ignorance aud wrong. SIMPLY prepare
u plain feast where the viands will be OF my
own choosing and some OF nv own dressing
hone If VISIT | provide be Wholesome and
relsinr shall haze host Of friends a. my
board whose Kind word, and cheerful encour.
agemen, viii keep me Ia proud and honor
Die position nj the head of the table,
have been too long known by those whom
address 10 feel strange in aadrcs sin, Them. Ally
earliest rhymes, wruen VITA la'uiUYe impulse
before hackncved experience or polite judgment
could dirtatc ihOir tendency, were accepted AID
responded TO by those Whose good word ~ a
" tower Of strength The first aciItc breath
Of nature that swept oser my hear; siTing-
awoke wild bu, earnest melodies which dotted
down IN simple notes. When ! found that
ethers thought the tame worth learaiug-S hen
Lizard ms strains uumfn.d about the sacred
al'rr- Of domestic IRE. dee, ana saw old mon
bright women. and Young children, s'Ant"ns
ms ballad strains, then wa- ! made 10 ihina
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.,"', .l' . .'l r,Ii .,ij ,a,c, the kind
L.nJ ~ b.in L.,r fnll confidence IN my
r,.nrd. o,a hci.o,.i,l o,l.t them the comb.
r.tiop If ntil,,v and amusement. they will
c,..l, Ito ,be ,vsres WINCH | bring, aud nos
.tf,t. ,,,.. ,f ma, ,,r tpi,tntr Freely with tAem
/, ,i.., ..,,k,., ,l.,r. Of nr..,,iy and labor.
o,, .r,i,,f. tp pilr nv fe, blr aid 10 the
,i.,,,ti, .trp,,rl. for nit,IIttual elevation NOW
conn. "a, and dina ma .n.rt,i.s and vii MO a
c,t,.c ,,ler. ms baafl vii ke.loush animate
ms d,iv
/, j. loo true tina, there are dense clouds o,
iruorapre vel tn be di,slptted- -huge noun
,a,n. al error ,c, 10 be f,mo,ed--bui, tAefe Is
q .tir,inr d.,,ion,m,ni M "the mass" wh.eh
orly fe,t,Ir,. steady and ifoc communion VIII
,ruih 10 .spard l,.ii mo i..ai etIgalrn,d aud
p,4.,i.,l "a diam an winch ever rtsts the per
i.rtiou of SOCIAL and po,t.cAl Civilization, aAa
ll..... H., b. % ,,t 49,. ,u f0. field of .t,l.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29

,.,cr,or. .,,,, ., s.,dish a..,-,o,;o, AM,
- '" W."
h'o'e' WIN ''o "''a'f'
"On Monday night, the Goth ult., about halt.
past II o'clock, TIE majority Of the boardcrs
having retired 10 tier rooms, sl.Tiil cry Of
" murder ruug through the house, preceded by
ihc heavy discharge Of a gun, wiacl, ~ sbout a
half a minute, was succeeded by another fire
ike the first Such sound, Immediately brought
Mr. Barnuin, the proprietor, and several gentle
men TO the second iloor directed by tue DIS
charges They first euscrcd ,ho room Ne. 81.
when the sorrowtgl picture presented itself of
two men, Mr I, X. Dafanul, u,phc~ Of the
proprietor, and Mr. Nacombcf, steward O.! the
establishment, lying wounded the former on
the iluor hy The door, sensible, but spetcltic-s.
ballet having entered HE apine AID p.,s,d
out lu trout. Iu,i above The lo,n,, and finally On.
ierur Mscombris wrist, ifom which place II
wa. ca, ont on Mnud ~ night leaving snue
of the p,riy in this ROOM The searching parry
next went ia the room Ne u, IN which slept
Ncs.r. jones. .lnhhcil. aud Henderson Tie
door stood partly open, which, pushing little,
IN" .,ji more horrible spectacle prosecuted itself
of the deceased, a hcri JONES, lging w.iicriug
IN hi- hie'. gorc, perfectly riddled with shot
about the breast, and coded up on hl, side,
pressing psria!iy against the door-dead Tue
i.ad 81 messenger Of u violent death had been
mcrtiful TO his ,uilerug,, and had passed tllro
hi, heart. Mr. Henderson wa, on h,s bed,
having been struck, ~ rising FROM it, cn the
forehead. by the sanr bali which had passed
through the body Of Jones. Captain 'iubbell
WAS al.o found seriously wounded about the
body and wrsi. by heavy scattering shot, he
having stood lmm,daieI, behind Jones ia the
doorway. at tie time he va. killed
Leaving TIN, room they proceeded TO the pas
sage into which, at the head Of the stars opens
Tie room No. e. occupied by the Mun,csqulous.
Here they found the Younger one, dressed' aud
from au lmpul,Ne and strong bcct that he was,
in some way, connected with the bloody TRACE
dv, led hun forchly on the porch, and after
e,aciug q strong disposition 10 take summary
vengeance on tie iaemral, he pointed 10 the
room No A. and stated that hi- brother laying
4 - tl4., i...t fht. ,nHis..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29

o,ra ONE HUNDRED E1LLED!i

,..,.urred. In the way of steamboat exPio-
,.., bsppeued in New Orleans, on the evening
= die 18Th inst, by the bursting Of the boilers
y, ,b.. .,camtoat Louisiana, Captain cannon
Ind for ST LOUIS The Louisiana was on.
,.bs lsrces, aud swif~s, boats runaing N 'he
,,,,,f Mississippi trade, md generally attracted
i.,.,, eoncourse OF people to witness hrF de-
J.,srutc, which, in manner, oceas'o"eo "'e
l.r.tals los. OF HE. The following prF
.,1,-. Of the sad aHir ". copy from TIE eve
el.t.on Of the Pieayuns, Oh tie ION ins' !;
..t.. steau,boat Louisiana, Caps Cannon ,Hiund
IN, viii, valuable cargo, ali large - iithtr
..f-efs OF blunJ, hal ihng hrf h'sl ueli inl was
L f,,, lt,t lgerp tlr wharf al the nn, u brasitt
- ,sbe1 he 81 hole OF her bo'lers i1Ts "' a lTr'
- ,,ol.sou, which fv~aundcd ihfouE scat The
IA, concusson waa 50 great il.a, II shook the
IL thor foundation tor man} sqb'rss az NOD.
\ - louisiana was y lns a''usswe we ''o"''"' ho'-
,,rt bu.ln NJ the liiuo oi llse disaster aln the
=, Sofm Caps iiepkiHs had Ilsi arrived irun
',,lI.. coming ~ on hef sIarhuanl sdr The uiTer
-. "a. these iwu boats afc complete WRECK iN"lf
l '1,.s 1slng brcn carried away, and Their rAbius
. IA stl shattered IA some places la alua" lac
80 Of the saock oIvratag uA tle h1i'vf' ~u' ife'
a. ,nri Vt oae of Diem uia-r ui CnnNidcih'
/ ,.isr was huacd wllh ncuaccl'ahir free un iAe
rV- u eui u '"s'r W ~ N'et !" W. -.
Hsef Of iiaf 20 Nl''h n''i W '''', w.
NJ 'lY hnoihtt m'sNe I9,""n " y" .""".'
laas ali v' 'm'vs'o Nv'-"'' N's NV" w. ""
one 81 'aliAl anu '"H f'to'N Y''" w. "
,s4-.ll vnris Al least, p1ustr.'ns tn. Naise ZION
ar NAiyh 'lpfVue9 $3.50" s"v" W "n',''N
! l,h s.eoA be'"Ir lhe ''n'' NVu'' '"o'o "N'
m 90 contact wlih Vir iE,9 p''iis' VIC h"ku''''
b. boiler cut through seNeIai u''e' ~ cotton Nu','
: o. ~ passage making inv shl4e s'"''' 'ni""s"
aFas II Il had been f"a th'vuf" '"tu'h CIV
The news spread Ike wudhfe "ho 'hf ''dt,I
h ed iom al Injections TO me s'rhe ct 1'"''et ~
! ads 20 our arrival. uhmFf " o",' ~ even con
vil'e state OF sad mu'da''nh' h'u hrrh 'fn4t'I
n tie wreck, which "rfe .Hfioume" o. 'hr uri-'
lwj ifnt had assembled haeh'n"l furniture carr
.fe seat iug, anu The w"ui,ue' ""'r '"lNel"l away
! tie hospitals Tue slEh' Hi His Hahs''1 n"l.
kafa sifr~ed TIE eNee oi au s'ne' ai9 l''c 'hlft'
! to IL ing Mrtr aWa"hs' m'hHR ,"o u'Fs' ,r"l'
lb hofspr We -" one man WIN ms hraa gu hl'
.-ai. eui. and uhe reg Oh "umhh' "hn@r ""s
n haif lay Wei aNl n'i'ea %! h'f 'i"t 20" V''' w
ahYv her Knee, whist hv' podY wa, Hha, hi.tp
y, 't mige mah' having .ie s@Ht oiu.'l'N '''
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Tiu.aan Smith

In cndca,orins TO rescue the notorious ard
d,Tleed senator from Connection from the
od.um Of l- onrious aad corrp interference
~ the election OF other >l"ies, the organ "i me
cabinet remarks, that lie mHGIcs IN public
~ r. hy sfuc of his rghs a. an Amcfcal
citizen aud not al ihc solicitation Of the cahI-
net What mint dee, biz privilege a. 40
American citlleu give Inn to luiefmrdilc m
ans Way with thc election, "i the sovereign
states ~ MARYLAND uUd P,La>y hauHf DO thc
law, 81 the-, states Or OF the United States
,f.,e han auy such nghtf Both the organ and
Smith himself know They do not Besides, II
;, a rru,, aud impatient Violation CT deceuet
and d,eorgA. OF Which SENATOR of iim Tinted
Sjatcs should Tot be grilty. An honorable
man would scom this base business Of inter-
m,dilue 10 the elections of the people al
state, 90 Vltcli be- anr- u1t belong attempt
M. III SOME instances, to nudity thur Noers b,
cr,m.nsi fraud, ahch -hauld send Their prrpe.
traitor, Ia tir peGtcu,ay thu, committing
the ,le-f treason against liberty and, again.
approaching them W3h corrupt propositions To-
sl,c them more oihce-, i they would elect the
rir1 .urj Of men To Congress. What man ol
tirh and elevated sentiments, Of honor would
b. guilty Of % participation tn such base irta-
son a. thi, against the sacred purity OF the
ballo'-hoN thus poisoning liberty al Us very
fountain and undermining the institutions "'
h,, country Yet, Truman Sm"h as 'hc ma.
f..sH- 4 ID
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29

A THE undersigned respectfully inform
their friend, and IT public generally,
LII that they have lately opened large
and romma iiou, rev buiidlng IN the town Of
Garth .c. psuoln county. Texas, for the accom-
tuod,uon ot traveller, and boarder. They
r,paet. by their attentions to the wants Of their
ga .iotner., 20 give grHcr,l satisfaction. Their
tabl, will be- furnished villa the hes, the country
affords. and their stables we'll supplied with
prurander and attentive holsters
X u M'CARY
w T. CIlILCOAT.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

AZ Nf VIZ \ i'IN w ~ IT,
LIIIRs Of administration were granted
] TO the undersigned IN the estate of Cath
sf.ae RuH decoa,cd by the county court pet
tanning 10 the estate Of deceased persons for
tac ,0siD'y of HARRISON, 1cNas, on the 9ola
DDS Of o-iuhsr, 4. d 1919. All persons,
'act,lotc, haaa ta.,..- a-sin.t -uid estate. VIII
present iarm 90 1in duly authenticated within
Me tim, prescribed b., l4s, aud those indebted
~ The saH.e w.i pay 10
WIN c. Larry, Adm.
Nov 81. lS41--126 o.,
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HENkY HARRISON ia MILTON.

FORMERLY Of piekeas District, South
i Carolina. will tind j. TO his interest. II H..
ing. 20 make himself known to his friends.
aud should he have died any information re-
,prcliug him Will be Thankfully received Com.
muuiea'iou~ directed to tn, Office --heov,.
y g. t0urltr.
Ir The New Orleans PicInap, Houston
Star, and Republican,, Marshall, vii each XIV.
three weekly insertions, and forward their nc
counts 10 thu. heoioss Courier office.
November -, l-ia, ~ u
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LONE a1AR LIVERY aIAM.k

LONE azAR LIVERY a1ADy.k
- -, THE suts~s,t.r iAkes
EtHr TIL. ue lAd Vi s.s~.sasAs.x
NCsS" Il the u~seii,v ,o,Eans..-
" that Le has erected
iargr ard commod.ons Lscy Sable III tie
town Of HeIcorron, Rock county TrxsA H.
is situated On he fr. block, SCUM street, n--s
the public GUAR, aud conyeio1. 20 The ptle.
pal public parts Of the Town.
a supply Of good proTcnder will always Be
kept Oh hard, and hi, stable. vii ~ s,.cltet
by ar'iye md i-nsty nos'lcr.
DroVers, travellers. movers, and wseoncrs csn
slways be furi,hod with tho be.; provendas
The country affords, n, tho cheapest rfec. and
with stable roou or los ss:ey cnclo.ed ~
they may do.i',.
Cherges.-lIorse. per day. Is cents. horss
day aud night, 30
JAMES SMITH
Nov n iosq--nrN -
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IRON FOUNDRY.

JUST ERECTING IN tho East par Of tho
y iowa OF Marshall, and Mi have ID or'ra-
ton la a very sisosi time, an lrog tonnGerl pre-
pared 70 cast variety Of articles ana par 50,
hrly pluugh-mon.da Of the me-, siits,'a
pl1r. y A. pO Ni'',''
Jane !. lst9 ~
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Religion is cheerful thing 30 "a! from
being decays al cat, vita good humor q is ia
spiral, united 20 it. Nothing unpleasant
b.luns, to IT, 4 wisc cpture would BE- r'l-
eionS ior the sake Of pleasure, good ,en>e Is
Tic foundation Of both, and he Is a buoeler
who aimeih at true mAafy, but where 'Aey are
,oi-,i 49, 'jr
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7 FILTERS 81 administration we're granted
| 20 the undersigned on he estate Of Mon
RE Siandfcr %, tbc gath dsy ii uetoheF' is1e'
b.. ihc count, eourl fpr faroh county pertain.
me 10 re estates Of deceased person., Al
person. having c'a'ri- against esid es1Ale wa
sr.-,n. taem wi,an the time prescribed bY
( Isl. l.lf authenticated, md those indebted to
the saline VII pay g
aCFUS STANDlrER. Adm.
Nov s. lsta--nas II.
,ERiIflC ATE Of Agency iot The AH.g-e''i
I pa-.ns lI-4i ,ja4rqal, and the Nahf.
Gin, .hsrri ard H.rali 4 Rgorns, published
monthly at . year 81 advance
Nrw lopK, .iusr %, lsta.
This corade. that Mr. Isaac q Sicatas j.
AMI, a,,-baf.,,d To- receive subscriptions Tor II"
above named Journals, sor the year o'g'''een
hundred and farly.nre.
FOWLER & WELLS,
July 81, "a 1871 Nassau street. y J.
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Ju., published, No. I, Of the American Edi-
ton Of Eliza Cooks Journal
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McVOY'S ELIXIR.

The Best Medicine of the Aneteenh Century made from
Roots Of Plants grooming near The (3n5 Of .HeIice
This is truly valuable remedy, and every body should
have it, In Diseases of Children and as preyen,ie OF DIS
in its acute FORM who tell its worth has been
used with preemnent in Diseases Of the Chest such
Blood Might Slo.ats often attended with Chs and Heat.
Pam the BrsGst and Side an ats forming
stage, Asthma, Group, Influenza Also. Liner COM
plant Costipeness, Scrofaia Wasting of the FZesh If
fections of the Spleen Stomach and B0ceLs. We have
heard of of Cholera occurring where this reme
iy has been used Where has been used for ndsposl
children they have been invariably free from Worms and
enjoyed the perfect health. For females it wi be found
superior every other medicine and be used under all
all the Sarsaparas In Scarlet Fever unquestionaby
a great remedy.
eY- For further information Pamphlets and Bills
THE ECLECTIC SYRUP.
For the of FTtor 9ibns EIcessiue Uterine Dis
charges, and Chronic Disease Of the Spleen Of unsnr
passed excellence positive in It's uary results and worthy
Of universal patronage. Price 81 80.
TIE RHEUMATIC ANTIDOTE.
a Great and WonderfM agent, of truly astonishing
power composed Of simple vegetable element, and eSter
nay applied. For the Of rheumatism. Istanns on
LOckjaD, Spasms. Stiffness of the limits Pain eDeTy
part Of the body, Eardche, erDOus IOOtAGche if applied
the ear of the affected side.
We you'd not deal in fusome eqogy, nor in the usual
style of panegyc. in commencing this article to pubic
ice, yet feel that cannot terms TOO strong Illus
tative of its power heal Excellence efficiency, Ger.
tainy its attributes. All who will say is good,
and will do incaculabe good 10 the human Price II.
For sale by III. BONNABEL,
corner of Natchez and Tchoupitoulas ss
fy8 y G. N. MORRISON. i2 Magazine st.
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alnty IN their operations by any other preparation co
pounded for similar purposes, now before the public
hee speeches are combinations of approved medicines
mngnng the excellent qualities of each medicine ipo one
shaTe whole SO a. to produce efficient comonnds
"heh nave never yet been known 20 fail il is imposbe r.
nature or Otherwise host of facts might he ,dvapced a.
snow me proad and deep foundation upon which The cb.r
aose q Inese Specifies rests for support Long sanno
o u e0hoTThGa, tset, Structures Pains 81 fbs In
,geI 5 o. me Kidneys, Gracel Burning IN III.
~ etc etc. have yielded to the command n
anidotes and of SYpHIIIs Of he no
sanative influence. ~ eh nio'' astonishing
ne preparation is, without doubt the most eH.cuaI rem
discovered and has cured many obstinate disease.
eseIy oLher medicine had failed In its improved form
snn. e ~ as.eess and effects permnaent cure in he
npIos " me- or slI days without restriction 10 diet ex
posore or business Besides this mpo,tan sdyaptsgs
no. me part subject that tronblesome weakness
us so otsn after the of other medic s generally
viii a Ihd taken in the first stage OF re rea,c
IN @ me aiScbarge and remove all urrleasan' feel ues
d,sa, uays IN long oiracted chronic 'aeas of the
Wsgis IN obstinate elects Femae Comisuis srch AS
nies, ETC Is, without doubt the eet lua emsdv
we do not offer these Specifics as PANAoEA OF en,e
evey thing but for the above named cases we are apbr
70 guaranty azure, under forfeit of $500 s''
We would here remark that these Miyfues b.va b. H.
ote me public OF NewOraans the last nias and
thsy nave universally proved effcacious N' an"
~ CdCIION:-Bepare of a base Counfeyf.;te~ ,-b,
ses spurious and injurious article Peeoect H. an1
.agens an United States as A. DONNAUD No I8 CsRnsg
ps IL sTKMEET, oetUeen Canal and Common "
-. q II eatlse ON Structures can be had cratic
- All private consultations free Of charge M
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DR.. KEELER's
Celebrated FAMILY MEDICINES.

THESE MEDICINES are expressly prepared for faml,
Il and. from the great popularity which they hav
s made of ten the proprietor encouraged to
their usefulness order that every may receive lik
benefits Unlike the many nostrums put forth before tn.
puoc they are the production oil one every calculated
By education and experience offer the afflicted remedies
emneny worthy oil their confidence. The proprietor
graduate of OF the best medical schools In The United
States spent preparatory studies three years with two pro
fessOrs OF the institution attended three full courses of ed
cal Lectures ami has been engaged for ten praciicing
the PRINCIPLES OF his profession amid diseases of diversified
character From such experience and data public ha,
asae guarantee that these preparations tried in thousands
suanted with the medicinal effects of each article
aud Of their combined effects when chemically united
These preparations consist of the following kindsl
DR.. kceler's Panacea.
For the removal and of all diseases ARISING
Tm Impure state of the blood habit of the
Cordial and Car,nina.ive.
For deranged state of the stomach and bowels whether
OF trom effect of Tsehing in children
r...,..-, Cough Syrup. =.
the speedy and permanent of incpent Consurp.
ton, iafinenza, Coughs Catauhs HoaIseness sthms
Bronchitis Hopping Cough, Group and for all affections Of
me pulmonary organs. arising from Colds 50
ver,aifuge Syrup.
Inns Ve,mngeE an efecua and powerful remedy for all
species and of Worms affecting children and aul
hie.fnce 20 cts per bottle.
Rheumatic Lotion.
powerful and santay external remedy in -Doulou.
fenS Neuralgia, ieasacs. Pains the pead chest stom.
ach and extfemliles hheumatism, Stiff. joints Conacons
Oh the LgamentS, Sains, Bruises, ContOiOns Govt Sci
atlc pans and Tor affections requiring the use of external
Liver and sanative Pills.
speedy and positive remedy Tor Constipation Rliousness
Jahhdice Dyspeus,s Headache Sick Stomach, Piles Ner
v"usEess and for the affections incident to Initiated
and deTsnsed condition OF the digestive organs generally
~ For SAFE il Mem Orleans by the AGENTS,
WI VAN ZANnF & CO. IL 81. Charles st.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE

Ne. IS CUSTO.MHO USE STREET, NO.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY-No Pay REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE EFYEcTzp-Private Diseases cured il
few days by regular physician without other
ooso1ols mediciUes, at No. 66 CUsToMHoUsK STREET,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
DR.. MULLEN cas the attention of those afflicted with
of the forms of certain Disease TO his general advNr
iseulent in another co umn The treatment adopted by
aim is that which has the approval of the most
Surgeons OF PARIS London and New York ard its aniyer-
al success hsa pt0ve beyend dO1bt that permanent
or the OF constitutional sypbs gOIoI!hsaa,
tetue, enlargement OF tie PROSTATE glands diseases
aimed to moral certainty. If spplcaton bs made to those
whose intelligence skill and experience be Ieiied
Since DR.. hnen opened this city ali the mssy
hat have come under his have been cured without
luge exception. Some of these of years standing.
One remarkable Of structure 30 old has been cured
to the suprise OF the patient The gentleman (whose
eotahT known TO the citizens OF New Orlaans) at
hand and (by his permssion) be referred Dr. H. =
treatment Of srcture s not known South OF New York
His treatment of gon0rhas and glee the perfect
discovered II is the shortest safest and The
patient takes copaiya cubabs turpentine other
doses but is obtained two days without
pain, inconvenience change of diet s No anlesz
cure Is effected within the time named.
lAPoTEHCY-1oung men or Others who, by sexual ex-
cess or self pollution, may have brought themselves
Of the painful consequences resulting from
indulgence OF the passions. such premature impo
constitutions al deTang may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence; ne offers them perfect The
,tIIctc.t secresy observed
DR.. Mullen be consulted daily his office, No e.
Customhcusest st. BENJAMIN MULLEN. NJ ID.
Gr- Remember No. 81 Customhouse st. mis- If
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WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FNCY GooDs

a TfL ER. 80 GIMP STREET, two door
~. nofth Of Ifavier street, offers for sale a good
aaSyor r5 Ct Fins Lever DUPLEX and Leone A
Faced Cases; Marble and Fancy Mants Clonks iaaa
Ses ing iou:e Coeks Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains
oa p pnn hey1 Cpd Pens with gold and silver holders
Iooke a[ sad dngar Rlngs Of all the fashionable patterns
BpeEcs b5Sa s and Scarf Ps, in great variety suspende
Foks sSC sstor Cups Pitchers Tea and Table Spoons
Silver Piatss Susar fongs Napkin Rings. Egg Cups etc
lea Sets, Forks ard Snoons "ditefs' Trays Orns
FINE FANCY G(,GDS W, Dbl r., .,x
s,o NE, DgfSss,ng Jewelry aud Perfume Boxes Desks
md ac 1ni ritIng Portfolios Gard CASE Rnseyoos
Combs S oA G various patterns; Silver Combs She
patterns. 'Neuc"ies and Purzes new
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una cologne, Florida and Lavender Waller Faemr s
ee ogethe with great variety OF Goods too nueToast
,s sangeis visiting the city invited all and examine
snese uo2ds E. A. L intends always to have on and
s.oaS OF Goods of the best quality ami will sell at the au
,JEEWELRY MANUFACTURED AND REPAIRED
pom 9ce Az orders from the County will meet with
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