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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-07

A D. LiS1rEK oflrr~ for sale the follow.
IA ing ircr. Of Land al such prccs aud
terms az viii ensure speedy sac:
Eisren Hundred and Sereay Acres
whrfcon now reside, about .is hundred Il
which are in good stale of cultivation, and,
without some future disaster. vii produce TN,
season doubl. the amount OF the prize ask
The building. are all comfortable aud tasty,
With first rate Gin. Press, ana EorH MI
Also SIR Hnndred Acres n Laad,
One Hundred and tifiy IN cultivation, beng
cleared within the las, two years.
Aiso One Hanfred and fitiy THREE Aercs
ut land with sixty acres ~ cultivation, and com
Portable buildings thereon
Al Of these lands are IN n good and healthy
neiyhboshood, within one mil. of an excellent
school and church, and are unsurpassed by shy
)hnds in the country ~ point Of fertility aud 10.
cation, being seven miles from Marshall. .ish.
tsen from Port Caddo
For further particulars apply To my A-en!
Col W. X d Ward of Marshall. .ho i, duly
suihosisrd TO -elt any or all OF the above lands
daring nv absence from the Sta,e---and fully
guarantee the title to the same, a. II IL undis-
Pssed
A. D LISTER,
July 10, 1880. ST
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s.n,~As nA.rApvvcyJ'

MkUtCAI OEtSN INV.
TINE vesSlsr ecwrsr of Lecture. IN this In
a)ever I'm commence IN the First 81 No
senows I'd esa,inue unai the ls-t Of F,bru-
-. ~ Anatomical lD~rartN-nt VIII b~
pcuppi ~ rssAy 20 rsei,e students b, the
~ n Oksoker. The Medical Department.
N - oe1R ~ dertioR Of the fclic~,sg
paosgssoRs.
8 NQuupan, n D, Professor Of Anatomy.
z q pSwtss. ". b., Professor Of Surgery.
&. I. 0slsA n D., Professor Of Theory and
ueirs q Nedwns.
~, DfkO Powell, ". D.. Professor Of Phys
tsasey, Pathology. Mn-aiosy and GsoI'
= EsmD. pros-..s- of Ms.rua Medic.
TAi5s%sustes. and N-drri Jm,-pr"deoc-
]. unsen Hsndcss. A. w.. n. D., Professor Of
Chsoisey and rhsm,~cy.
J. 4. Wilssn. n. D., Professor NJ Ob.ts'rics
~ Nssssss Of Women and Childfen.
cLtNiarE LEoruaggs
Maiieins-I<ofs. sor II J tlulc".
Nayrry-Pest.ss~r K y. Nsatc'.
z fsssman, n. D., Ana'anieal Demonsrs.
n ~ fos full course Of lectures amour,
kssh Psofr~-cas Ticket. 1i3 Ma'rieula.
ssg's, o. Deaonstrators Fec, go. Gr1dua-
fhsss desiring further information, vii
eisap a61s~a~ ,lvrsr letter, (po.l paid to the
t)esa; ssA students arriving IL the cay viii
ptssw ed "a h,aa at the Cormerc,al lloiel
RS NEWTON. NJ y,
D,as II The Flcuty.
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n. MoSfRoss, H. srlLwrLL
AONrROSS d STIl.WELL, W hoiesaie
4Nl and Retail Dealsrs IN CLO THING,
No. 10 Magazine street, corner OF Common
street New Orleans
\ B--M,asur"s taken in New Orleans for
Gcnllcinen's Ciorhlng, aud made to order at
their house in New York. at short notice, and
IN the latest style.
D' SliIwcll r. Montross, Manufacturers, li2
tol,on 81, New York macy
We would respectfully invite our customers,
ind purchasers generally, IN want OF Fnw Fash
'o'ntte Clothing, to call and examine our large
and complete stock, comprising IN par, The fol.
lowing goods;
Black and coored cloth dress coats;
Black and eoprrd cloth lrock coats
Black and colurcd sack and shad coats;
Oa-huicre md tweed sack and .had coats;
Fancy tweed business coats;
Cloaks aud oyercoat-, all varieties;
Black eassiIncfe pants
BACK doeskn cas>lmcrc pants;
Fancy ca.smen pants;
Black satn.t'e pants;
Fancy cashmere vests
Black satin vests
Mack and fancy velye: vests;
BUCK six yesis
Also SHIRTS. crarois, ha,ailerch.yls, etc, ,ioy
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GILBERT & co.
MEnIGn. HOIl NIClL UhlGGININ.

\o ~ Nogastm STREET, Neg Drisa,s
HEEp constant, on hand aud for sale On
IN accommodating terms. The largest aud best
assortment Of pur, botanical REMEDIES kepi by
an, establishment in the southern states. Their
crude nriric., 90, W and prepared IN New
llamp-hire, Massachusetts, New YORK. Mary
land, and Ohio. are Ji the beat kinds. and are
esrfaais4i fresh AMI g,nuine. Their compounds,
prepared IN .trc, aeeosslanec viii ihe directions
Of Thompson, Beach. How ard. Curtis, Matson,
Worth, and other eminent Botanic pr.Uiiiion-
crs ard authors. are put up IN ~, lie OF great
nrs'nsAs, @. the freshest materials. and VIII
compare iaorshl, Win those OF mn, other es-
tublishmen, tn the United Stairs. II being their
purpoar to keep always on hand the best and
la,prs, assortment Of B,sonn Medioires. en-
braeinp u, ali tunes the latest improvements N
they modes Of preparation, Practitioners and
Planters a ho employ these jp-il, popular and
h,gly eihcacou- remedies, would do well 10
order from them. being assured that no Drug
gists " \rv Orleans csr, or VIII, prn'icr supc-
rot Inducements, either as TO The quality or
ptcc.
The var,ous works of the above authors, al
Why's on hand and tor SHE, together With every
Other one designed To give in.ifuciiun. ur I" i'm
part practical knovle ledge to the Botanic ply'l-
elan, the planter g..
IT. addition 10 the Preparations above named
we are Ia The po.>r.-lun and have the agency
Of "Njrsds ceiebfgiod Lhcificai Ie5rJHge,
the most wonderful dis,oseJ as remedial
agent made Ia the last century. The use Of
,h,s fcbriuge vii congncr IN from two 10 i'h
hours the most obstinate and -iubboru ir'crs
in this climate, without causing any OF the M
pleasant If els usually consequent upon The
administration OF medicine. We have also
hendolfs Improved Cholera Ayrpp, pcflDp,
the most active and rilrieut agent thai was ever
employed IN cholera. aud bowel ufrcu'n, gen
Grady Also the AHt.NrcutW Syrup, un-
qucsiionablJ he 'cry best remedy for primary
or secondary ~yphli, that wa, ever offered to
the public Bcsidrs these. We have a great
variety of Iill-, noslrum-, &c, all purely 'egc-
table. winch are entitled 10 public cuuidrn .
but winch we canned speedy and nainr WITHIN
the limits 81 m ad ,crll,emrBt Al ofd'ts en-
closing the cash, or gNing saii-iatiog eilt rel
ercnce, VII be promptly attended TO-
II the article, forwarded arr not such -
they are represented 10 be-. the purchaser may
return them 1T our expense. aud draw 'ii u inr
the cost. GILBERT GO,
Ne IL Nagd.HH d., Ncir Orleans
Nav ~. 1850 Ipy
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Marshall Hotel.
The state IF Texas,
DISTRICT ucEr,
UfrrispH County
Richard l. Watson,
"a,
David HI, District Surveyor,
DAVID T. Gillespie, - al

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PAL " ETTO no USE.

SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA.
'INlIE subscriber, beg leave to inform their
/ friends and hr pubic, that they have taken
the above House for term OF wears, and are
now prepared to entertain boardcrs and ua,-
elIrrs
Th, large and clcgan, establishment, former.
" known a, the Commercial House. is pleas
anlly situated on IA. corner Of TEXTS and
Spring Streets, central to business and very
convenient 10 the Steam Boat Landing.
The proprietor- have had much experience in
Hotel Keeping, and viii spare no pains or ex.
pence to render their guest, comfortable
Their table shall always be- supplied with the
bc-, thu, our own, and the New Orleans mar.
ke,s will afford.
The public !, respectfully solicited to call and
give the Palmetto House trial
A. LEONARD.
J. w. GAMBLE
Proyv'esors
Shreveport. Feb. 5ih. 1880 3s-,f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-07

II J. HART f. Co, Urocers ana Com
AIs mission lHerchants, No. 10 Tchoup'toul.s
street, New Orleans. DEALERS in Liquors of
az s,nds hr.aay, Gin. wh'sAy. Run Wines,
Cerdlsis, Teas, Cetsss, Sugar, 6egars, Tobacco !,
Ss'pasae Of ouin'ns BY the easr. and staple
Dsnys; Psp<r, oil knds; oils. sp.css. pickles,
hetshsps, sosp. starch hasss, lard, bacon, batter,
sAssse, b<st pork, And az kints = ssaph snt
)a"ey O'oesr,ss- " Cstsaaa's passat anda-
IAsosy corn ut.iA 40,
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4 III p'rsou, are hereby notified that Jane.
n NJ Lyon holds note mad, by the under.
Signed payable to The said Lyon, for the sun
If about eight huudr and ninety dollars, da.
ted boui tAr 18Th dny Of Feb, A. d 1919
sd due Jhuut tho 1T of March 1850. To- v hxs
.olc the undrr'igned has Just aud legal d..
f,r-c, and viii not pay the same uues, con.
pclhd BY law WILLIAM CONLE.
l'anoil Co., lum 7ih, ls5O-uol.f
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To Purchaser, Of (Is,hiux. &c.
Alfred Munro " 90. - Magazine street,
One Price store,

NliERE may be- found the iargrsi and best
w assortment # CiOfh,sg of every d-sc,ir-
ton in Nsa Orleans. Al ,hi, establishment
every article is offered =, the lowest price at
which il can liz sold. and no reduction ran IN
All, instance t~ wsde. Purchasers, sheih'f
they are good or bad Judge, OF the quality OF
Goods. MAY feet assured Vi obtaining ever, ar
,,ee a, the sery lowest pnee, without the
trouble OF bea,in. down, or the fear Of beng
cheated. We have bui one Price for Goods,
and ,ha; inysriab', Is the lowest in the cit,
Our stock Of Clothing ard Furnishing Goods
"a now yer, large. comprising 'e3 full a.
sor,n@n,. III made IN the latest and beet nsn-
ner, and warranted in every rsspec,
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PLANTERS HOTEL.

Corner Camp and Canal ST., .Nen Orleans.
1--WE undersigned, clerk IN the y we hou,.
L i"f several years past, bcgs leny. to inform
the public, that be ha, purchased the furn,ur.
and Effects OF said establishment, and taken A
lease OF the premises, and promises that no es.
sr,ions on his part, shall b. wanting to make III.
patrons OF hi, house, comfortable, while his
prices, (bcing from - so TO S20o per day, ac.
eording to the rooms occupied) will no, exceed
t~o-,blrds the amour, charged for similar ac.
conmodalions, BY other principal Hotel. in the
city. ~ MURRAY, Proprietor.
New Orleans. nioy
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u n Cosaa, Thos " Dyiers Roh A Spapihrg
SanI 4 Nloaid.ar
4 WWAN, DikERS, u SpAULDlNGS
y Factors, Commi,i and Forwarding .her.
ehatis, No. 1909 Tehouplioulas street, New
Orleans.
REffH tc--Sicwah e. Thomas, San Angus.
tine Stewnr, & Co, Grand Eeore, X. A.
Boggass, Por. Caddo. W W Smith, Shreye-
port a7y
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80 r..tou q. rirsrE,
sl>AYIDK 4 PIERCE, Psys'rians and Mar
gems, tender their professional services TO
the citizens OF Marshall and vicinity, IN the
various branches OF their profession.
Office No = Johnson new brick building.
Marshall, Nov. 10. 1919 no y.
INOtTVR W. d. TACkETT has pcrma-
- ncn,iy located in Marshall. lie respect
fully tender, his service, TO the pcblie generally,
IN all the various branches OF the medical pro.
tession.
Othre, No. Johnson hrhk building. n33
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We viii farnl.h Bagg,ng, Rope. and Plan.
'a'ion supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
ENANN GRECO. Il KEY
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NORkIN A. Ji(kIJJ

ITANE Just received the Balm Of Colum-
| bii," aud would be glad to sell a,i.,w bot
lies 10 the BALI hend,d or those having fears 0
badness. Call at the DRUG STORE.
Nav y, 1880, njsy
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LIN uEYIRIuENI.

law T7Gs7 !.
Zion. 4. ". ~ k.ng, Professor Of Theory
and Practice of Law.
john D~lstirta, Esq, Professor Of CONNER.
s.sl jurisprudence.
Ierms--e5o yer SESSION.
All esmwnnwaion, p,'r,ainins 10 this dcpa :.
u~x mus, h. Addressed TO
Il, W ". KING, ESQ.
NsnyNw, Tenn, Marrli, 1850
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Executors Notice.
administration NOticc.

I ETrEKs If administration, with the will
IL annexed were granted to the undersigned,
ON the estate Of Thomas Is Davenport, deed.
on the 2l>i day OF June, 1880 All persons
having claims asnin~, said estate. ar. hereby
no'tilcd to pres, nj them within the 'inlc pre-
-erIbed by law, duly authenticated, or they viii
be barred. Person, indebted to the estate ARE
required to make immediate payment
SUSAN NJ DAVENPORT
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~r ''o"0 W '"'" ~ i'N's'
br,rG builJng 3lIy
-----
lIILL, FRAZER, y SliEDD, Attorneys Al
Ld~ Marshall, Texas will practice IN the
tb,. ,nurt, If ,bc limited S,al,, for m, Sto,,
of Texas ma ia
" n ocnurasr g. 7 wrsrAll
hOlliiIkEt n WlGFAll, An@'eys AZ
" Lar' NH attend all the Courts OF the
sixth Judicial Distract, Marshall, Texas. NJ
50 Mostlr, aJn.LI
A'MhiI nall" Attorneys al hh"'
~ "''''''', i,N"S, -.-.--'
VI ADAMS, aHWWy d! Lar, Marshall,
YUM FIELD AHrHtv al Lar Ad-
rr,,. r33lv
-, u,,,,,,,; ,,.., m
'''',' ''', 'r go "' ''"' '''' SUI ~
-" N'"'''' ''N"' ~
1 NSti AShEN' ah"nfy a. Iur, Mar.
y shall Harrison county, Texas, VIII practice
10 the Di'inc. Courts Of The counties Of liar.
ii'"h. t"ss' op'hur' Smith, Cherokee, RuSk,
ana rah"'A'
'"'ie'''""s e"'u''" 10 "''h VIII receive
49, '',''',''''
" IltJAM a. NIL, Attorney al Lac, Mat
w IaH Texas. ns7
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-07

- W. POWELL, Kseeiri,s, and forgarG.
IT, ing Merchant and totion Factor, No. ~
Nalchea street New Orleans, LIT.
Refers to VIM, II. Cobbs and J. II Fyi!c,
Port Caddo. Texas MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19

" TIE GREAT TELEoRAFH CASE OF Morse
rs House at Boston, has been decided By Justice
Woodbury. exactly as we have long believed it
must and would be MIR. Morse's inventions sye
covered BY patent bat that does not preclude
others from accomplishing = Ike result IN differ
ent manner. Any man who may inven, Perpes-
usl Motioa nay patent his invention bat that
will not operate TO deprive others Of the nght To
produce Perpetual Motion by other machinery.
and to patent that rnaohinery.-The Morse claim
waa pseposserous in it's extent, and 30 VIZ have
long regarded it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19
CITY ITEMS.

WHO Is JoRs TlXos This question h.s bees
much agitated in reading circles ever since the
Lorsaotte commenced lis keen, manly, and sPirIt-
Cd essays upon social and fashionable topics
Some dozen or more gentlemen have had attrih
uted TO them the honor OF standing behind tie Il
cognito OF this admirable writer and have rissa
considerably in the admiration Of their trends L
consequence. though no doubt every one ka'
made all haste to repel the pleasing inapeschaaest
For our part, we ara ready to answer the qaestss
positively. We violate no confidence, fot We
made the discovery ourselves, as al the Vx2
was challenged TO do and have 70 better inf,s1ai
ton than We have gathered from the 4
ternai evidence Of the ESSAYS themselves Az
body who read attentiyely and wLo Remembers
the letters OF X Mare! irom Saratoga and elsS
where, published IN the Courier 0ad EHqufrs7,D
the Summer OF l347 and I.49, may detect sse
same shrewd habit OF observation the sane ag
Of thinking. the same delicate and treuchans b.
NOR. and the same elegant and seateHiioas pen
in the pages OF the LorgHetrg- Join TfEsoa saa
II horrd are the same uan. our word i'f b
We make this disclosure 20 the public Hlsn lssA
hesitation since the Lorsaette has stopped snd z
its closing article the writer seems to regret sea
his secret has not been penetrated even by %
friends, in the number Of whom We would isia .
counted And we presume it is 10 irnpFoPn'9
10 say TO the few who DO not already kho" =
that Ii Marrcl is the zors De S|amf OF Mr. D q
MITCHELL Of this City. Let Us add. 'aat tn015.
the Lorgnffte has ceased, Mr.. Mitchell esfesil
American literature is only at tie beginning
DAcrERREoTYPE or DAGuERgE.-A . ca'a. .Ds.
feit presentmelt OF the renowned inventor 9. -
Photographic art is one Of the rarities Of WIZ
o,,r metropolis can boast Until the aaoeess o. :.
artist (Ar Meade OF Broadway who nOw has =,
picture. Mons Daguerre had uniformly reia's-
to allow his features TO be taken althoasa ~
dreds of artists from England and the ooH1aas-
had visited his residence ct Briesur- aaFne. 6ss-
Paris Tor the double purpose of gathering in'F'ss
ton from the fountain and Of carrying away :
much-coveted Likeness OF the alussrioas inseo.s
When Mg Meade yiaised Mons. Daguerrs Do ~
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Position OF Free sOilers-Lcuer from a. Bias.
Ea..or's co,r.spoae.oe-

SENECA FALls, Friday. sep =, 1851
H GREzLkY, Esq. Dsar ST.. Yoa viii allow
me- To suppose that the question you ssk Messrs
{. B Sedgwick, P. " Engs and myself, IN The
Tribune 81 the 10Th inst was intended to elicit
answers else would not inrrude myself upon you
or your readers
The oaense for which you hare frequently held
ule to responsibility was supporting the But.
falo movement and nominations in 1915. by which
you have insisted that the chances Of Cass were
increased but Tor that consideration yoa would
have Supported that movement too. Now let me
ass. Have not 81 the worst measures with which
the country was threatened IN the event of Casss
election, been carried oat and VIVA, has been
gained BY the election OF Taylor and Fillmore
Any Slavery restriction BY the power OF Congress
snywheTe ANY efaetual resistance OF the pre-
Posterous pretens3ons OF Texas ANY serious Il.
part. OF the Administration to maintain pin.
clples antagoastlca 10 those OF the Nicholson let.
ter You may say that California has been sd.
Dltted IS Free State--and | reply that Cass
voted Tor her admission. And NAV be permitted
TO express belief tina; but for the Buffalo rsove
meat there would have been 10 restriction OF
Slavery u the Calrornis Constitution The PEG
pie Of thar Territory needed the declaration Of the
buf;GJo convention that there should be no more
Slave States, and avoided an obstacle TO her ad
mission.
Twas member OF the Buffalo Convention-not
an Indifferent or inactive one.--I urged the nom-
nstioD OF Nj Van Buren,, voted for il To aid nv
efforts 70 accomplish that object / circulated
then recent number Of TIe Tri6a4s. giving
strong reasons for thar course. TIE TTibaRe
seemed TO think, and so did /, that he was the
man ior the occasion. ard have not changed nv
rod r11 ~
uniting IN this movement. did no, quite like the
resolution q that body upon the subject OF the Ia
M bat Il was about as good rs ANYTHING You could
get from Gen Taylor. Candidates Tor Congress-
n several Districts were selected from the " his
portion q the new party. ami were literally sup
ported BY the Democratic portion without retFac
non OF their former opinions upon that subject.
TIE Loco-Foco party IN the North had been the
trusted SLY Of the Southern Siaveocracy Fer
teis reason Tsnted to see is power broken. ani
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Washington Items.

WAsztNCToS, FTrtay, o.; H.
Collector King tCsliiornie1 had lengthy inter-
view with the Secretary OF the Interior to-day, In
reference 10 the Collection System Tor that State.
He VIII leave IN a short time
The ahseuce OF all the Cabinet save C5ywin,
Hall and Graham, divest tha Departments Of much
interest, as nothing OF importance viii be do1e by
the President until their return The President
viii very likely visit the Baltimore Cattle Slow
The National Cfreys, Washington Soldiers, let
this evening By ssesner, on SD excursion to New.
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Coss1srEST.-Tne sham Democracy OF Sharon
Conn lately held meeting 70 nominate Town
Officers, st which they passed the most thorough
going anti Proviso Resolves. and proposed Daas1l
S. Dickinson foz next President. tNew-York will
7ry.to spare him Tor that serTice, ii wanted Thsv
eulossze Mr.. D as tie oalg Representative in
tie National Senate, q the Democracy Of the
Nogttl-E astefu States" Aessrs Norris Of New.
Hampshire and Bradbury snd HamEAia Of Maine
must feel aattered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19

4 NOBLE AcT--Yesterday afternoon, about
oc1ocs yong ladies Asd gentlemen vino bad been
Gu Pleasure Up orth Rfver were nearing
the shore co-e 10y Ae per th- foot Of Thiryin,s tos
eoalcs1se By some awkward rOYczn-n; oil The oa-ssea
WIS Ease 10 rOcA considerably, vhc Immediately
.fs1 CONSERVATION among LIE .zes on board Who II re
excitement. rushed SIDE OF the boat ard yong
lsdy. named JHii- Wilson, residing IN " fe
t<zT and vSkd haze b-l Tv ned bar for he timely All
q Nj REth PseFr0C (eXASSisszns Captain Of TIE Tlrd
" arb Pcse,l TO- weol. The es4g hsjts,Ioa. pSl, ed
Eto tae aa FTss-i he< TIE gentlemen the boat
MADE ~ aetpS = Fr- ther fsir companion. bat oFIE
to iasss y 81; of al. uEsuccesstll.
fCoarser. Fradsy.
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Frog, ;he JcuTnAl q c0aauscEee.
T.yos,s MAGNETIC PowpER.--Mr. LY-

- s-as,,, nrerram from tie American Iusllu;e
"a 2s s assa occapat stand s, is aRgsl Far As IA as
rrlai ana family comfort are concsird sfc : Eotas
80 sr.,er his wear EnoTe worthy o. aSsenIeu tSn
g. 80 T. go Pogrers ana Pills To say list 'sy wa de-
~ st5 Sugs eockrosehes 1c and t0os no iss ~
@s.s 80 sr nice is only 10 Eepeai az aiER iEai
= n - nrcinsI Hotel keepers, asd mosi OF te eealns
IA III ese keepers the c hsyc g!SeG s V
80 ~ eeSassa chemist, hss published as the ts.as. %
sayss va ka tey eons;a nothing Pssu go % ne
ss-.fa lis ySr He cetsiny cash. % eafS oee 6is
sss5 q BE FasY b IS sza hs E1ees "a BFesoway fV
of s.
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Southerp Nevs-1Iarket,.

BALTIMORE, FTi.ia5, OF B.
a meeting in favor Of the Union is called al Ss,
yannah .or Tuesday next.
The y. o. Picayaae received last night, earns
from Mexico thar Arista and Alrlonte are hosiy
contending for the Presidency, aud commenting.
it SAYS that the election OF either would prodaee
raynfntion -sbould Alrr,onte succeed Arista VIII
proclaim republic OF Sierra Mare,-ii Arls,a sue
cceeds, bis opponents VIII pronounce the election
Illegal On the ground OF bribery and force IN sssur-
ing the election
Cnr Markets are without change.