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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
Lost Shutters.

81 wonder what has become of the snuf.
fers ?" said Mrs Johnson. Il have been look
ing for them all the evening, and can't find
them high or low.
Nobody could give her any information
After awhile the hired Dutchman, getting
sleepy, commenced pulling off his boots, pre-
paratory to going to bed.
"All dis day" said he, 81 dink kot some
little grabble stones in my poot. l kess kit
'em out now" He turned up his boot and
poured out the snuffers!
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
what N world Might be,
BY CHARLES SWAIN.


Oh! what world it might be,
If hearts were always kind;
If friendship, none would slight thee
And fortune prove less kindl
With loves own voice to guide US
Unchangingly and fond
With all we wish beside US,
And not care beyond.
Oh! what world it might be!
More blessed than that of yore;
Come, learn, and twill requits ye,
To love each other more.
Oh! what world of beauty
A loving heart might plan
If man but did his duty,
And helped his fellow man!
Then angel guests would brighten
The threshold with their wings,
And love divine enlighten
The old forgotten springs;
Oh! what world of beauty
A loving heart might plan
If man but did his duty,
And helped his fellow man!
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

H Mrs, Partington says that in her youth
ful days. 'the coO-tiIlion was thought the on
ly genteel dance among good society; but now
the fashionables have wrung in the cosO-choker
the poker. and what not! The young ladies,
too, develop their feet in the smallest kind of
slippers-and then their short dresses-massa
on us, but muslin must be riz!' =.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

W Don't say you will become rich till
you have asked your wife. Of all spendthrifts
that nature ever invented, a thoughtless wo-
man is most so. We care not how much
money a man may make, if his wife do not
second his endeavors, he is Just as sure of dy-
ing poor as if he kept grocery store aud
trusted every body.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

A MALE FL1Rr-A monster in cashmere
"a wretch, in short who trifes with the best
affections of a young girl, and then filings her
aside as he would dead pink, or any faded
flowers off of which he had taken the bloom
Mrs Smithers says. such man ought to be
squeezed to death with mountains, without the
benefit of hollering.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

~ Youth is glorious invention. While
the girls chase the hours, and you chase the
girls, the months seem to dance away "with
down upon their feet" What pity your sum-
mer is so short! Before you know it lovers be-
come deacons, and romps grandmothers Such
is life! So we go. Anon.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
re- One Of the greatest advantaUes Of a

Ew One of the greatest advantages of a
newspaper in family of children is a con-
slant stimulus which the facts and statements
it contains gives to the acquisition of histor-
ical scientific and geographical knowledge
Who then that is father, will be so penuri-
Gus, not to say unnatural. as to refuse the ten
der objects of his affection and responsibility,
such an important aid to their advancement
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

CoURrsH1f- plain English of the po-
litest address of gentleman to a lady is: al
am now, dear madam, the humblest of your
servants-be SO good as to allow me to be
your lord and master''
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

w Aristotle speaks of a species of little
animals which exist on the river Hyparies.
whose age is but day. Those which die at
eight o'clock in the morning are in youth; and
those which fall away at noon are in their
prime and at nightfall they drop away of de-
cripit old age. What beautiful miniature oi
our own existence-Eow readily the mind
spans its brevity.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

re- Mrs. Partington, upon reading in the
Boston Post that the Boston Light Guard ap-
peared last evening in 'undress uniform said,
We'll, if soldiers will go naked, am glad that
they don't train in the day time-I am
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

LovE.-At three years of age we love our
mothers; at six our fathers; at ten holidays
at sixteen dress; at twenty our sweetheartsi
at twenty-five our wives; at tforty our children
at sixty ourselves.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

~ The following toast was given at the
late Medical Supper in Columbus, Ohio:
The Ladies-The only successful Home
pathists. They cure mans greatest malady-
of the heartily 'leetle' of the same sort!
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

g 81 say" said creditor to an easy
debtor, ''your note has been running long
time" "Ah!n replied the other, "well. as the
boys Ssid of the molaSses, let her run ? .
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

Eg Wives should always set up for their
husbands, instead of getting their servants to
do so. 1t makes two hours difference in their
arrival
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
FREMONT FREEMAN:
j. s. FOUKE, Editor and Publisher.

The FEgNAR. is published every Saturday morn
ing-Ofice In Bnckland's Brick Building-third
story Fremont, Saudusky county, Ohio.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

~, I. ssssa springs Wster-Csre K.tabl,.a
Tof Information sddress " '''a opsssroa
iys In N srroe,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

~, ~ rsiscs q Ge:'s hslodeons sOr ..ls q, s.c.,,,
graph B1iidisg lsl Brosd-.y. ,s,y . Tee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30
SUMMER RETREATS.
s scyooI,Ey,s MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, N. J.
HEATH HOUSE.

-
soHooLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS Nj
HEATH HOUSE
fV,HIs ESTABLshhEni, 50 w 80 ,.ssas,"ay
tnivp 10 hs public, will be opened Iof sne IseePuoo%
i.,or. On Inc 18th of June next zoe mouse oas Dooe
astv nsrsed during the psstye, furnishing an eren-
kLosi ing Rom a srse number OF goodsIsd sno ~oD-
'snslsd ,,u s1s ~s sps references
snnvenepce ard comfort Connscisa WIN his essaDn
eui are seyes cottages, s ~ s"sns TSsss cottages
i he lei suit the wishes OF sppssnts sfhet ensre
BY tbs stey or room , arc Do
signed be equal 10 those OF say ~sienngpises " w
country. .,. ,xoo,s,oy win
ytye his whole attention 70 tho business and WI %
s.,eS IN lie management by Mr. David Al crowsh soe
Osher gentlemen oflsrge eIpSosnG1so srpH n. MARSH.
schooley's Mountain, May %, 1850. mysl ss~1m-
AIRw.LEBANON SPRINGS oLUssA
lNHALL-rhis hotel has been gresny sninsse 49,
immense wing msiing ennre rsnn y-,y I,sss nun
her OF rooms are taken for the seeson NJ sIne ~ ~
hsps DO place combines 90 many a'irscuoss TUT
By sing he morning cars y no $3.50 .s ~ Haa-
Bo1ssionic Railroad, or Hudson hives .,eI 10 bs
sop passengers arrive al the sprnRf 81 q "" ie1st
snsrpoon. Pare throSgh only u 80 - -
IopT,.so HOTEI. on TIE HIoi hsSsr "a
HOF EAVEsINK-Ths house 70 iass s,ostrsci Of me
omen for visitors IL ssofcs spsendo soasny HE
9cs:n are ec%pas. 81 s:a ss'' r se
sec gy cooaueys 2 eI g0sn H a s o, q
hourg ss from lhs city, oy mo yo Ne oct OF hoDn-
! Peck.sllp 4 r. or the Edwin Lev"
,op.si N. R. Boarding. d ,d ssILgrcBga Proprietor:
jyl5 In 1.I1-----au
powEITos HOUSE, sEw sas ~ .s1:..s..
Ut pSoSRIETOR Of his isy '.nss b ealing he
~ nIsn. ~ Summer resou ske. ~ b. fse thai ,. d
- nsrou OF The New. yorf pa1 s,sr o. esss
now prsrs.ed e. the reeepn g6s nigh es1asn..
transient or permanent ,,ss shohsss ~ 1870
which hl housen oe. syrs Will s.oess .eeaefy drvss,
nsl non.n. 10 port o. hs, no equal 90 Ne
oims-pon 10 lhs psrnssesssrs viii be suPpns4
InS.on aver fhe Isfdef 80 s6ofd 10 sas ~. ~
sttS, sv,ry dsIescy ne m ssns Nspburgb ~ 80
former kilire, of ear. p.sns dsy .SeaE b. msAe
.hso' are five gs Ais.o,. E.fy sPgn ssi DoHAp'
...pssor sale ssy.rsls. =, ,, 10 pics.
\ ITO PkfNrnss and tsbles 10 Eooo o' r. aOE CO.
imposing Applylo ~ -------~-
-1------.-VRs AND PUBLIssaas.eSssd y
rI,O PRINTEnn,s ydning Press, msno i ~ so,d .
doabe eynD., ssed one month. WV ~. ioaAfs
Hoe Co hss eoeo nt Of use. For psr,is., s....sS
reasonable terms THoMAs sklrh, %. ,.-----.
~o oaGANs--Of sopedeI 'one Cd insrsnss.s
HAND spTILkRD, III CpfysunSs ssf.ohinA ocsvsH
-, 80, "a repaired. Also f'''"'' -
jyS I'm oa.rs coapds.l
g,OH SALE " s.erv,bpf neosss.fy ~ ~ n he ssSs>
+ foor pressea nv ooe wishing 70 ssxsr re basnss
, phnps pspsni ,hls worthy o. suons .,roosza sot -
bustnes - sstsbnsbod. hes ~ ...s,s from cespsss
ns - - ! sscri6cA - We All csrscaap, 40
be soso he busioes. W "" W HsW
! IAN Y. PostO@o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

~ ~. y; J.. Nichsls ssa ysrs- c.x. Mill.
WsssyCss- boos>, - Weg rw,niy ,ss,'S sse NicneiS
sr-1ys Cprsrltsaocs from 10 70 4 neN Nxis
eos,s o csy vs>nsot or visited tsss f~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

- Ise ors1gs nesnIaiz Water Cur~ys
- -. ~ :. Sos noers res By ntrosd non he Civ
a-uv roors Adar.ss Dr. MR., si'shsS % ne 20
tsfyr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

~ Wilson's n usiness Direetsry .fS.
Say - - fhirs ysar q psb esaca: pnes q 81.
!, 1870 nc se.rsss Of al pssoas saSsxe1
Us NNu JphS y. faOW al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

MANlN-

~ ANIEb-si;uarcns rof carn1<< " sxeesesa xns
w and chicrer, recently arrived tres Ton c.y asis
and associauons and willing 10 wOrs lor oasrsn wAsss
Application 10 be maze a ne ocegf 81 ssrzsr oncgl :.
fmigruon N the Pnk- No ch,rgea -fsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

WANTED-Hst Trimnen None bat hose secas
w tou ed to the best work need spply
jys9St GENiN 2l4 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

" Photographs Publiearion- o, an
Andrs-s& Boyle, pnsnshed and COZ ssus ~ - "~ ~
loz8 AwD&WH JOhsr TROW AZ -. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

M ihn "On N n WhNEeO.-Ons VINO hs
w worked on flower baskets arches and garden eaos
In Great British also good smllh 10 male frames A.
ply @ WALTER NJ GIBSON, 251 BrOsdssy up ssAsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

Y DR.. shew's Water-Csrs Iustftup..
Der TvstfAst and University place. -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-21
hi :, { /, |. l.. \ y !. q | :.
Napoloon's Mercy.

olcn one of bi, officers catered and an.
)ouaacd u voung woman from Lyons
N14 is her bu~ue,s with me
some pctition answered nrNcriIle.
} officer SHOW her into our presence,
j. Napoleon.
The officer soon RETURNED with q IadY
kuue upon hi, arm. whose tacc. as much
could be- scanned through the tack folds
"a veil. wa, yer, bemrul She trcmbled
] >hr approached the door
" Madcmoi-cllc. whispered her guide
|ndN. pressing her hand. take courage.
y answer promptly every question the
Emperor proposes, he dcto~ts hesitation.
ban usherna her into the spaciou. apart.
~. he bowed and retired
FIN trembling girl. ptlcrnine Napoleon
b whom hyr iondo,t hope, depended for.
b herself and her humidity. -hc Thought
81, Of another Throwing herself AT the
y OF Napoleon, she exclaimed ia voice
boked with emotion, Mercy sire / size
y mercy and pardon . She could uiica.
y uo more.
T. '-'''''"' stepped 'r'h h'r jir'''I CON
4 lm'n'' ana 'hrH approaching lh' si'nh.'
''''''' more ~ l''' = ,''l '"'n'|''I "''''
thu Young petitioner. thau oven the En-
=" ny MS S''''''s i''''''''''' '' '' ha'''
','l'' -,
cur P''u'h' 'iia9''1'''',''' >''' TIE.
'''l,''' NH'l'''u ,'"r "'"' w. h'r
- loo '' !npioflhSiN ~ U'' Emperor
rN'lm"rd W. ~"r' ! n~h PARTON
j l'"Ni- h'i"o''f''' VINO Is ''''l''''''a To
sh"' "n '.'H"ff"" - grant h'" your
= pardon
~ ci"ud gathered ON 'ho brow "i Napo-
)on a. hc interrupted her"ilA. " de,s.i-
I. madam'roiIri ha has ivro deserted
To- be- must ben aNapple '"r ih' feua'1-
II OF tine regiment
81 'iui The ro'-'' "i hi- d'~''''"n erred
49, tic, W agony 80 i' va, compel j
"a 'in Tine army against NJ, N'I
u W hat al' 'A' rau~c0 OF h'- ''-"F'ion
corrupted \'p"'r"n,
= W" weeks .'o''' answered '''''i.
= he received new 'h'I 81" only ''
~ in- par'ni' Ih9i''f ''''' WI. 'i ,'''
= 'h'd' ana I''2'' a'f 'I' ''2'.' 10 w..
- ,''f SON 'a.''. '.'..'' ''''N '..'' IT,
I r'''a,' ''"h ,h~ posi- WIS W. ''
" n,lHH was Ii'' WIN 'o' '''U-h'
y >''' N''3'' '''.' '.'' YES ''' :.
~ ,',''" ''l ''''
i'ld 'h' 'I'f ash'd ''' Empress WIN
"r''' ,.,r
w. '"'"''"'' '',.'
ceNpl her blessing been folded u her
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-21
THE BOSTON MURDER Professor WEB.
>IER SCENE n cot kF


court room. moving with d quick. ncr,ou,
step. and Va, lpdto thair behind iAe bar.
and ia front of tle doea lhrc,r~c sion
OF lis e1unfruanccV was thatof person o..
covering from some severe Illness wd per-
united Tor the iir.' tme IA leave bis chlm-
her. I, was mu6fc.' that BIZ ie,'liug. had
not been adjusted 10 thr extraordinary
-eenc m which, he formed the principal ob.
ler. aad There was a8 a5eet exhaustion aad
-utle ag 30 tbr bl~y and aHcetam glance
hc cast afpuud him. Not moment OF de.
las occurred DO di.pos,ae Of the business
lor winch hc was brought mp With visible
emotion. Mr. Phillips. 'hrciafk, called upon
thc pri-nueriori.-. au5 promptly ohcte'
the on'er resting bis hauj- upon th' raIi
before him. The cIrk heb, holding the
indictment i'm bis hand i 10 lul and
distinct Voice" John White Webster the
eaud iuquc. fr luc county Of Suffolk,
haYc returned iuto lhs count 90 Indictment
wherein Nou arr,har.yd N.d ,he murI.rot
',corte Parhmm This indictment W,I. be-
certified up tp tho Supreme Id4..al court
where YonvilI bc called upir trd thereon.
90 suchtim q. thalcauri -lHllorder Ncon}
of this indictment v.ll oe furnished 90 NUE
'ihs court now ORDERS thal you he ia-
ken back go iail ~ ho th,ro lrni IN onstpdN
uuul DISCHARGED bv dua course OF bass.
Notwithstanding tire uuGa'iouaNI' "fur'
he mada To listen 20 the ciera Without o..-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-21

Il IS estimated shat The oah tree lives IA
tat ri uaigte 500 years
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-21

lplnu- in voting The bi'l Fcriy.dx witness
Is wesr yesterday recognized 9" appear az
ihe trial lu the supreme Judicial Court.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-21

AN kpRotr Iuui ihr pobc" 81 Las.
cu.oo, nusers ceht hundred aud tiif mrm-
her. Nh al 'hc ,ie'iarc, Of size police
however. some Of the coolest rohhorir'
cg.r known 10 thg annals of cnnie hav re-
Gently brtn committed ihcr \ man @
gentleman, appearance, dressed ia brown
coat. walked into the Adclphi Hotel, mad'
his wa, along the lobby To q room wner
% table was being laid Tor dinner party
and having filled his pockets with tio i'
ESQ worth Of silver, len the ruom Th'
cashiers por'ers, and servants wore all o.
their stations tut SO quietly aud coollv di'
Ono fellow 20 about his work that he "a
cited NOT the least suspicion. On reachlnf
thu hall. he observed that il was very col'
lighted cigar stood on the steps q mo
mcni or txo. then len and hsi uot beer
taken iff1ra4t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-21

NNoUNr ca toNVrR.NrtnN tttcrEN-
rrp lhe Re-, vi Canuri ot Ro.tan.
reckon. tat cash Individual average. three
hour. conversation daily, at the rate Of a
hundred words minute, or twenty page
of am octave volume iu au hour ii this
rate we tain a volume 81 100 octave pages
in week. and lift, two volumes IN year
,fa recent trial. va WISCONSIN. The sub.
,c,t of tie controversy WAS y drmi"n 81
uhi.ke,. which was ordered Ia be- brought
into court The defendant was tried. and
10 vas the whiskev in other words the
vii .ke, rs. trunk, 1nd so va fh Jury
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-12-21
sH REV OKT, Etc.
Grocery stsrr.

ILL., GALLAGHER has and will keep
49, constantly on hnnd good and select
81 supply Of Family Groceries, and in
vitc..hc citizens Of Marshall (and Of llarri-
son aud the adjoining conn,ie-) 10 call and cx-
anime. sucn ~ Goshen and Western Butter,
Goshen, English, Wesiera, and Pineapple
Cheese; Bacon, Lard, Sugar-cnrcd Hams,
Flour, Sugar. Coffee, Teas Of various kinds,
Mackercl, Fish, Ilprrlng,, Sardinc-. iobsicrs,
Swee,.mcats and Jclcs of ,arou, kinds.
Pickles Of every description Also, good
chewing Tobacco, smoking Tobacco, aud Cigar
from the cheapest 10 the hIghcs, priees--'- well
as variety Of articles no, necessary I" men
tion. II. will scll for small profits for cash, ~
he believes nmhle -iApcncc Ia he better HAN
a slow shilling. This j. line chance FOR t'"sc
who love the good things of HE.
Shreveport, Des. H. 1880. n2U FIN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-12-21
INV ORLEANS. Jan, ~. 1880

This ia 10 certify, tina, in the year 1876,
',ud beef; severely afflicted with Cl,Ils aud r..
yer for nineteen months. until, with the contin-
uation of the chills every other day, they had
complicated with them what the doctors told
me was Chrooic Iiepa,i,s, or inflammation Of the
Liver, and Enlargement Of the Spleen After
trying every thing, from the very best physi.
clan. in the South, without any pcrmancn, re.
lief, | was worn down to n perfect skeleton
and desparcd Of ever getting we'll. In the
month Of September, 1916, was travelling. in
North Louisiana for my health, and happened
at Farmcryillc, where became acquainted with
DIR. l. I, Henderson, who, after n history Of
my ease, informed me that Just such eases had
baiiicd the common, vet cien,ic practice. rec.
ommcndcd by the different scientific medical
writers, and that he had discovered new veg.
eiablc compound tonic he had every confidence
in. Tho doctor prepared for me ID ounrcs Of
which commenced using as directed, aud in
ten days was a sound man. The chills were
stopped the second time, and my liver and
spleen had in ten days become healthy. ! mct
with DR. Henderson, in New Orleans, in 1877.
got him to make me gallon of his Tonic
which | have used, in over hundred eases,
with perfect success, while travelling in Arkan-
sas and Texas. Prompted alone by wishing To
poin, the afflicted. to n certain remedy, and
render tribute TO whom tribute is due" has H.
duced me to certify to the Eureka Tonic, and
Nepcnthcan Tonic Pills.
Gro. r. ConYrLtus.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-12-21

TO any iaufai tr'eer u ss| to'"'y,
Gresfisg:
NyOlI are hereby commanded to .rmmon
William J. Bush, hy Publication IN tho
Texas Republican, new -papsr printed IN the
,owu Of Marshall ia Harrison uaniy for three
successive weeks, personally 10 appear before
me y, NY Office aid q, my house i, Beat M.
N sad cooefy en SATURDAY the Isl d.. II DE-
c,,ini.r A. H., 1850. to answer TIE complaint 81
Marx pual, il plea Of deb, tor forty dollars
and liliy cents due i,y neeeant inr the rent -
eighteen acres OF land II, two dollars ami 70
cents fwf acre Herein fail not to esetrie ana
,,skc dne rrtprn rs the law directs, cisen NM
DIR my hand ut my Office this III day 81 ny
cc,nh.r. A. D., 1880. JOHN WpkGAN, y =.
Ike -. 1850. EoS" u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-12-21
$50 Acres Of Land for Snic.

AN the III Tuesday in January next, before
~ the Court House door IN the town OF Mar
shall, will sell to the highest bidder, Six Hun
dred and Forty acres Of Land situated IN llar-
rison county, about two miles south of Col.
Benjamin Long, my own head-rah', about
eighty acres cleared and comfortable building,
and ou,-houscs, a good well o. water, and stool.
water convenient. aud a healthy and handsome
situation. Any person wishing 10 purchase can
call on me on the premises before ssle, or TO
J NJ. Curtis or l.. Cater. at Marshall.
1erms--A small cash advance and the hal
ance on one and two years credit. with notes
secured. SAMUEL |. YOUNG.
Dec II, 1850. no26 81
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SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA.

rINlE Subscribers beg lrave to inform their
l. friends and the public, that they have taken
the above House for II term of Years, and are
now prc"1red TO entertain boardcrs and ,raA-
ellcrs.
This large and elegant establishment, former
ly known ~ the Commercial House, is pleas
anily situated ON tho corner o: Texas and
Spring Streets, central to business aud very
convenient 10 the Steam boa, Landing.
The PROJECTORS have had much experience in
Hotel keeping, aid Will spare M PAINS or en-
pence to render their guests comfortable.
Their table shall always be- supplied with the
best that our own, and tho New Orcan, mar
kels will afford.
The public is respectfully solicited to call and
give the Palmetto House iripl.
A. LEONARD.
J. w. GAMBLE,
Propr'siors
Shrcvcnoyt E.h ktl 1QSn att
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NOTICE..

1I~his il 10 forwasn all y,ersons from tsrdng
/ for the following notes; one for cnc hum
drrd dollars and the other for forty dollafS,
drawn in favor Of Geo l.. Ram~isle. The lat
ter note payable ls,- Of January 1876, and the
forrncr. think was due i~t. 4" January lS47.
hs..s oM.a~tta sutleien, To meet both At these
notes. But inasmuch as the consideration for
which ,l,ey we're gwen has failed, will mol ply
either II then mnIesa compelicdb BY Law,
SAN HARRISON.
December ~, 1850. MO u
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Dr. r, henderson,.
Sir--The quart bottle of Tonic You gave me,
with five boxes of your pills, has completely
cured me OF dspcpsa, which you know almost
made me maniac. during last winter, whcb
we were both in,ads together, in New Orleans,
in the same room.
believe YOU have made one OF the most
valuable discoveries in medicine, that has been
discovered.
Yours, &c. Henry b. LEE.
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Tnxsw will b. sold to the highcst bidder.
several Lots in the town Of Canton, ON The
25,h .iay Of December, 1850. Canto" y
situated il the southeast PARK of Smith
ec.nty Texas. surrounded by fertile and
hsslthy couniry--the GARDEN SPOT
IL Tessa Fine chance for speculation
call ssj ~. Tho Lots will bc sold on
III VA twsjvs months credit.
Z. II. WRATNERnY.
l10U0LAA = WHITE.
o.n>n,l.cr =. 1870. n3j 3w.