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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS


AN ExTRAoRDENARycAeH,
which conclusiveIy proves that
Truth is stranger than Fiction"
CURE Of
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DIR. lands, A CLERGYMAN
of New jersey of distinguished attainmens and exalted
reputation .
srpsKY New Jersey, July 10, ls4s.
me what has been the result in my case of the
application of THE GALyANIc BELT AND NECK.
LACE. My reply Is as follows;
For about tpsnty years. had been suffering from
Dyspepsia Every year the symptoms became worse,
nor could Obtain permanent relief from any course
since, in consequence Of frequent exposure to the
weather, in the discharge of my pastoral duties |
became subject to severe Chronic Rheumatism, which
Farther: in The winter of '45 and '46, in conse.
quence Of preaching a great desl in my own and
by the Bronchitis which soon became so severe as
70 require an immediate suspension of my pastoral
peo ss ans ny NERVOUS ys. ysM gss s sss"sa g. PrdsS "a
my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic affection thus evincing
that these disorders connected with each other
whole pharmacopuia there seemed TO be no remedial
agent which could reach and recuperate my Nervous
s sia nss a Sf 70
anime your inventions, and Qhough with very
ssins hoIes Of their sisisnsy estsmnss & 70 try the
NECKLACE, with tho MAGNETIC FLUID. This was
IN June, 1876. 10 nv. GREAT AsrosisHmEsr, IN TWO
xrABiEp nv PASTORAL LABons, HAVE J
SINCE OMITTED SINGLE SERVICE ON ACCOUNT THE
TinELT CEASED TO TROUBLE NE. Such Is the wonder.
ful and happy results Of tho experiment
I have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many
who have been likewise suffering from Neuralgia afec-
tions. They have tried them. WITH RESULTS,
sELiEvn, IN Eyrny
tsH ROBERT w, LANDS.
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House, Sign and Ornamental
- Painting
DONE to order in the best highIy-fipishei
oplain style, by B. HAGENBUCH.
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From Physiciaa.
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES,

How many are suffering from obstruction or ireg.
ularities peculiar 20 the female system, which un
derrnine their health the effects Of which they are
medical advcei How many suffer from prolapsxs
ateri falling of the womb, or from uoralbus (weak
ness, debility, &C., &c) How many are in constant
agony for many months preceding confinement How
many have difficult II not dangerous deliveries. and
In its pages the means Of prevention, amelioration,
and relefi
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Boots and Shoes.

~ Encourage you' oaoa Mechanics, and yox
encourage Yourselves .4sl
The subscriber would inform his friends
and the public, that he has on hand, and
makes 10 order all kinds of BOOTS AND
SHOES, at the following low prices:
Mems fine calf or morocco boots, $4a4 so
do kip or COW hide, 5 35
do calf shoes 90
do COW hide 4 75
do miners, nailed. oao so
Ladies' CATERS, 2ao Ss
< Lace boots, 40
Thick.soled slippers, iaI 81
6 Pump soled, 90
rxcelsiors rs
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sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.

Eztract Of Letter from Gentleman III Ddyto"' ".
aDAYTos, May l, 1a47.
aDR. A. M. MAuRfcEAu--My Dear Sir: The
Married Woman's Private Medical Companion, for
which enclosed one dollar to your address came
safely TO hand. would not have troubled you with
these few lines, but that am impeled by sense
Of gratitude, for myself and wife to give uterance
to our sincere and heartfelt emotions.
sMy wife has be.a perceptibly sinking for some
three years or more In Consequence OF her great an
euish and suffering some months before and during
confinement; every successive one more and more
debiitated and prostrated her putting her life In Inn
mnent danger, and which was. ON the last occasion,
despaired Of 1supposed that this state Of things was
inevitable, and resigned myself to meet the worsf
AT this time tnow about two months) beard yoQrs
book highly spoken Of, as containing some rd,fsen
reaching my case. On its receipt and perusal can
not express to you the relief afforded my distressed
mind and the Joy its pages impaired to my wife on
learning that the great discovery OF M. M. Desc
meaux provided remedy. hopened prospect 70
me which little conceived was possible, No pecu,
mary consideration can repay the obligations
am under 10 you for having been the means OF i'm,
parting to Us the matters contained In The Married
Woman's Private Medical Companion But for
this, ere another year would have passed over my
head. in all human probability my wife would have
been IN her grave. and my children LETT moheness."
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Pearsonss
CELEBRATED
PuImonic Expect0rant
TearsaIlntI

Is the most certain and .feetual remedy knotrn
or the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Consumption, In
qtenza, hoarseness, splitting Of Bloou, difficulty
of breathing, Bronchitis, pain in the breast and
side, palpitdfion Of the hsaFt, fchooping cough,
astlsma, Group, a,daH diseases Of Che Pulmonary
Organs. g.ss
The proprietor Of this Pulmonic Expectorant,
having graduated as u physician, and followed the
practice Of bis profession for several years. cam
therefore give to those persons whorequire such
medicines that assurance which cannot be expect
ed where compound is only concocted from an
antiquated recipe, taken from the leaf of an old
almanac or some similar source.
Prepared by s. A. Pearson, M. d, No. LOG
North Fourth Street, Philadelphia, price 81 per
bottle, or six oitles for So.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
lisa. Pearson Dear Sir--For the benefit
Of others, j would inform yor that have been
usnp your Pulmonic Expecorsrt for cough
we'd pain in my breast and side, the effects Of a
relry heavy cold-I find that il has given ne great
haief. I consider il an invaluable medicine. l
cidve also used it in my family with the most de.
uaed benefit-lt cures colds in the least possible
time that medicine cosld cure them. fits vlr-
tues were generally known, it would save thous-
ands from an untimely grave. You skouldsparc
no pains nor expense to have il brought into use
throughout thecountry.
Yours, &c. WIN. M. CADE,
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READ THE FOLLOWING:
A LADY SAVED,

& DR.. 8. A. Pearson Dear Sir--Abouta yeot a.
20 was attacked with severe inflammation OF the
Lungs. which threatened every symptom Of a
speedy Consumption. I called upon one of the
mos. eminent physicians of Philadelphia,w pro-
nounced me incurable. My husband then procu-
red for me six bottles Of your Pulmonic Expec
toran,, which had heard highly recommended
and before had taken the last Of the sixth bottle
my lungs were well, my cough and other symP-
toms Of Consumption entirely cured. am now
enjoying fine health aud becoming quite fieshy.
ELIZABETH CLINE,
Jay ST., between Coates & Wallace.
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Are found o vast service In Of or Fits
spumodic Complaints, and general Nervous Affections
OF the Head and upper extremities Also In Palsy and
and all diseases caused by deficiency Of power
or Nervous Energy In the limbs other organs Of til,
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Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry.

= RELIABLE TESTIMONY.
VIM. MoNTEIIUs, a respectable merchant of
st. Clair, Schuylkill county, writes, January
80, ls49 Enclosed send you certificate
of Won. Beaumont, citizen of our town.
His case of consumption is well known here,
and of long standing; he attributes his cure
entirely 10 your Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry.
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Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver
Complaint, Splitting Blood, difficulty of
BreatI ing, Pain in the Side and Breast,
Palpitation of the Heart Influenza,
Group, broken Constitution, Sore
Throat, Nervous Debility, and all
diseases of the Throat, Breast
and Lung; the most eifectnal
and speedy cure known for
any of the above diseas-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12


A association Of sixty-thrce member -
~ Congress, senators and rePr-S~atsii,,,
have constituted the undersigned comnjs,.,
to supcrinicnd the establishment OF southern
Press at Washington city, to be devoted 70 u
exposition and defence OF southern righ,s ~
dissemination Of correct N
formation rs to northern policy, and The rosn,
of political affairs generally, without wfsspu.
to the old party lines OF Wing and demarrs
Arrangements are now In progress promptly |.
ensure the issue Of such paper under III
title of Tnr SournrgS Pass, for the rosas,
Of which, suitable editors navy me" engact
who will also receive the aid OF numls' i
eminent ana able contributors.
There will be both n tri-wcekly and wseth
issue--tac latter 10 contain substantially II,
same matter as the former ana 'htcnd~1 /.
reach those points OF the country whose NJ
facilities are limited.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12

HAVE now in successful operation my
Cotton Gin Factory, three-qusr'efs OF
mile vest of the courthouse, Marshall, icNAs'
and am making Gins with saws 81 i'ne ca,
steel ulate. and the best chilled cast nh- ana
Gre proof bovcs These GIN Stands are equal
II not superior, to any nov in use. Any per
.on wanting yin stand would find 1t to ms
interest 10 try one Of this manufacture. Ah
,h.t ne has to de-, ia TO iniofm me Of hi- dc-
.i,... and the stand will be sent TO HIM ana he
viii have an opportunity Of testing iis qu9H-
,is. without charge. Should It fail I" meet M
expectations, he has only TO set It aside, and
i,t.,.,, ,,e Of the fact I would prefer, how
ever. delivering them at the Factory They
win be- sold at prices in accordance "iih vac
tines. Gin. will be repaired at the shortest
nliiso. -,
Being practical engineer, mll-rght' black
smith. and matbinlst am well prepared 10
rcpu.- 40 kinds Of mill'.
An Inv gin stands are warranted to perform
y.fl. ana should they iail io do 50, purchasers
,,4l ALWAYS know where to hud me.
j. y. ALEXANDER
Myfgt IS 1850.
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4 - LISTER oilers for SAFE the follow.
~. ing tracts Of Land at such Priees and
terms as Wi ensure 4 speedy sale
Eicrcn HWidrcd anil Sceeag Acres
Vhcrcon now reside, about six hundred Of
which are in good state of cultivation, and,
without some future disaster, viii produce TINS
season double the amount Of til" rrcr ASA.
The building, are an comfortable and taN'
with first rate On Press. ami Corn HHL
Also Sir HHHdrcd tcrcsW La"d,
One Hundred and Fily in cultivation, being
cleared within the last two years.
also one Hundrcd ami fgiy Thr"c AcrcS
of land with sixty acrcs Ia cultivation, and com
Portable buildings thereon
All Of these lands are In a good and healthy
ncirhborhood, within one mile Of an excellent
school and church, and are unsurpassed by any
land, in the country in point Of fertility and To-
tion, being seven miles from Marshall egh-
teen from Port taddo.
For further particulars apply to my Agent
Cob ". r u Ward, of Marshall, Who is duly
authorized to sell any or an Of the above lands
during my abs,ncc from the Staic-aud fully
guarantee she title TO the same, rs it is undl~-
putcd ,
A. y LISTER
July 10, 1880 . u
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,faID'N U{SIC STORE,


Nos. . anil 7 CAMP ST., 3 doors from ta'af'
Mr. Orleans.
T,E undersigned desires res
W,s pcciiuily To- inform the pHh". '''''
]! Y J 2 they can alway ind at his uas'e
Siore, choice aud large assortment OF ran"
T.ries. at very reasonable prices, and OF accom-
modating terms IN.
Anon them are pinauo Forte made 10y ihe
old and celebrated manufacturers !. '"loeIt
& Co of Boston, Of rich tone, ana nm. s'''"
beautifully in rosewood. black walnut 80" ma
hogant, WAh ron frames, made in 'Hc mos
.pl..tant,sl and Nark msnllkc manner. Also
bo ip.iIy celebrated Eai,da Piaro fgrie''
,,biel. for sN,s nes- of toue have not been
conalle,l They are peculiarly suited to Use
country, as the Eoiian does not require tuning
for ycar-.
1hc Now Improytmcnt Ia Piano ForteH
ib. usf,pt iHrsiHg Oferbrdgr, Is also Tor
.ale al the same establishment. hi' improve
mont give. peculiar iirmHcs- sud brlh',t IT,
~, treble. add. 60 thr durability aud strength
# fine Piano. and renders % capable - fruaih-
ing mu,h longer boo tune than Those in ordinary
use
~ T. .kgent for Ha- H.; celebrated
Cr,rI pisnns iud pianiuo4, made 900 PMS. Tor
a.srr aud sNeetness Of tone They stand pre-
eminent
m D.irf tumyatJM AhdehMfn'' > ron
& Co.. pai.. Pianos, and Instruments irom aii
tho boot man. G.ctofies, cou-iaiiii. receiving
ard iar salr 90 .ih,rl terms.
Nca4.k yffad Pmaa' for sale from 500 {"
5000 eash, and taken IN part payment Tor BE"
rauo. Repaired. ruoJa, Rer'ed' "od hp-
praised. ..c.,,..,
Nud-ln.;rmucut, tor Village tAulr''c-, Lodges,
=. rcnadus larics. avid iAr prNHi" pH'liec ~
0rrau. -. possr- -e- sweet and powerful. tone,
i. portable. lwDgung 20 ponnds) and offered
ID $50 each.
! Orler. for guitars, ,iolus, 'ialenccl'es.
eauourts. hutc.. llaeooleis, sirng~ Hnd mu9ie-
merchandise Of every kiud wil or promptly
executed al REASONABLE -rct Bands -upplled
will brass INSTRUMENT. md band mu.ie
iLra. double aud single action, on hand aHd
made ta order 80 suit ihc taste 81 purchaser.
Umle.-The lafrcs, catalogue "a the south
The stock is AN accumulation oi over twenty
years mitarc many old and bganllinl piecrs
ont o.. print
Ne,e liaae received By every arrival from
the North. esd b. the Foreign steamships.
S1ant,4 .ouits dnuees walHes, &c 80 o t'iipf
Supply Oly.ual music published every wret
Al fhr stnrn-uailFc compositions solicited
Neeir bound copied and arranged Sub-eriP.
taet >..,. leed for the iismst Brd Na~ap4 =
I4,i-H Time. and 'hc BfHimarr o3o. B}
addressing the undersigned, catalogues 81 tnn-
.,c nlIl br scui Go any part Of me adjoining
soto. |alo Gnt VIM r MAYO,
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CTRTlfp ATS

Ihrrisap e., Tsrg', iprR 27, 1880
This /. 90 eet.f,. that ! purehaaed "i Mr.
! : Alexander. 10 Saw GIN OF his make
vh.rl. IS equal bon IN respects 10 any Oar ha"
r,rr u4ed. I, will average six bales Of BOO lbs
each per day the Gin running b. water power
THIS 10 certify that started Mr, Roscbo-
rouel'. 70 saw GIN. on Potter Creek and -"
tine GIN p.,k one hundred pounds IN eight m'n-
ates Il made 80 lbs. Of a. good Int - ever
s.. ". : SANDERS.
crltfr To- the trdth Of the above. having
held tie watch, and weighed the COTTON.
VI ANDERSON.
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GILBERT & co,
NTDICO .BOTi NHtI DRiGGIN1N.

~ Ta lfrr1rinc Hre,i NsW orleans.
1,EEp constantly ON hand. and for sale on
N accommodating terms, the largest and best
ASSORTMENT Of pure botanical remedies kept 10y
auY ,,iabii-hmvnti IN the southern states. Their
crude articles, put up and prepared IN New
Hampshire. Massachusetts,. New York, Mary
land and Ohio are Of the best kinds, and are
,rqrratGH3 fresh aHd gsnHtHe Their compounds
prepared in strict accordance with the directions
Of Thompson. Beach, Howard, Curtis, Madison,
Worthy. aud other eminent Botanic prnctllion-
era aud authors, are put up 10 a stile oil great
ueaiuts=. Of the freshest materials, ana VIII
compare Gsarahly with thosc Of any other es-
ilbl-hmenl n the United Stairs ltbeing iheit
purpose To- kccp always on hand the test ana
r9e-t assortment OF Bo'auc NediciHc en-
hrarinq ~ an tunes the latest improvements m
tbrr modes Of preparation. Practitioners and
Planter, who employ these Justly popular and
highly edsucious remedies, would de- well TO
order from them, being assured that no Drug
pists In New Orleans can, or Will pruiier supe.
rior Inducements, either as TO the quality or
price.
The various works of the above authors, al
ways on hand and for sale, together with every
other one designed 10 give instruction, or to i'm
part practical knowledge to the botanic physl.
cian the .antcr, &c.
IN addition 10 the preparations above named
Wc are in the possession and have the agency
Of SJcef. celebrated Eircricd Ftbrgagc,
the most wonderful discovery as n remedial
agent made in the last century. The use OF
this Fcbrfuge will conquer in from two to ten
hours the most obstinate and stubborn lovers
,n Tn. climate, without causing any Of the IN
pleasant effects usually consequent upon The
administration Of medicine. We have also
" hJniaTs improved Choiera Syrup perhaps
the most active and efficient agent that was ever
cmploycd ia cholera, and bowel affections gen
orally Also the AWi- HercW'ai Syrup I'M
the very best remedy for prim'ry
or secondary syphilis tina, Was ever offered to
the public BESIDES these we have great
variety pt pills, noslrums, &c., al purely vcgc-
table, which are entitled 10 public confidence,
hut which we cannot specify and name within
the limits Of mn advertisement. All orders en-
closing the cash. or giving satisfactory city ref
crrncc, will be- promptly attended to.
IT the articles forwarded are not such ~
they are represented to be, the purchaser mas
return thcm at our expense, and draw ON Us for
the cost GILBERT q co,
w. IL Magazine S.. \~r orleans.
Nav 10, 1850 iAy
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/ the Southern Quarierlr


1srms-S5 per annum, payable in ad,une,
Tie publishers of the Southern Quaricrr
Review beg lcaNc To cntreat the attention d
the public 10 that work, to return thank. ~
the u,arahc indulgence which has .m&s
upon its progress hitherto, and to express ID.
hope that this eounlenanee viii no, he witt
drawn, now that the publication passing iror
the hands Of the former publisher into then
own, makes, as II were, fresh start in the pu'.
suit of wei! known progress. They came,
allow themselves to doubt. thnt--vlth all their
former contributors, with the addition Of mann
new ones, uo, less valuable and distinguished
under the conduct still Of Mr., W. GIlsosE
SiMu,, IT, sole Editor during the past YEAR
and with the assurance which the subscriber
now beg leave to give, that the work will l@
hcucciorward issued IN q style very superior 10
that of the past, on better paper with iue
new type, aud regard to neatne>s and finish,
which Will leave It second to none in the conn.
iy--lhcy will continue to receive that raron
age which their own ondcavor and the elain'
OF such nm organ seem reasonably to demand
The writers Of the Review include the great
cr number Of lhe best and ahlcst names Of ,hs
country. They represent the highest literary
talent of the south, and rcllcc, truly, with
naive oarncslness, force and fidelity, the ns
policy and the peculiar institutions Of our sec.
ton.
We crdrcat the people Of the south, who
feel the Importance Of such periodical -
the Review, to cNet-" lis Deficiencies, and ger
crousy lend themselves to its assistance. wiz
their counivnance and concurrence II can h.
come the established organ Of domestic opn.
ion--thc champion of our rights and character
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NArHEEE may be- iouad the largest and bcsi
w assortment # tioihiHg of every de-crp-
ton ia Ner Orlraay At this establishment
every article D., offered st the lowest prize at
winch il can be sold. and no reduction can in
any instance b. made Purchasers, whether
thcy aie good OF bad Judges Of the quality Of
Goods. nsy rc4t assured Of obtaining every ar
tlco ni the rcsy lowest price, without the
trouble IT beating down, or the fear Of being
cheated We have but ouc prIce for Goods
md that invariably is The loves, no the city
Our -'o.k of Clotlung and Furnishing Goods
IS TOW very large, comprising q very iull as
.oHmcui lll nade iu thc latest and best man
nef, und warranted IN every respect
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-. ...,,r ~ 70. risRtt.
'ENYiDR & PIERCE Phyac'Hn' ana >''-
.,sa.,. tender their professional services to
me fi;iscn. Of Marshall and vicinity, IN the
,sgion- brlnchr. Of their profession.
Office No. , John.on's new brick building
Marshall. Nov. 10, 1siH n@h W.
l>DCTOR ". y. TArkETT has pcrma-
Dn,ntly located in Marshall lie respect
f1U, tender. i.. Ger, ices 10 The public generally,
In an Tie yar..u, branches VI the medical pro
fc.siun. - q,
Office. No / Johnson'- brick building. nS3
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TUE STATE or TENAS,
Richard HOOPER. use heirs of Jesse Parehman'
u.s. Fulrcl ilail.-fHd'ion.

l
T.. H. Sl,JF Of sad Cssafg-c~eune
XVruEREAS. On the fourth day of Deem
w h,r. 1870. in our Dsirlc, Court OF liar
ri.ou county, Richard Hooper who sues ior inc
nae and benefit Of the legal heir, oi the tate
Ie,sc parchmau, instituted his action OF Tres
mass again,t Fuircl Hall, TO recover TIE w,s'
half Of A league and labor of land situate III
thc said county of Harrison. granted |" any
Dunman, and bounded and described a. i"',
lows To Wit. Tn the waters OF lake Soda ana
also the waters Of Sabine riVcr, about 'hr'e
milo. soutb of \. Caddo Village beginning al
stake the s.. ". corner of James tellum sur
yry aud running north 800 sara, to STAKE ~
al ~ a red oak two feet IN diameter, 10 Naras
distant. west q red oak, twenty inches III DAM
ctcr Is varas distant thence west lluo Nafas
L,so,L ruuuirt, north 5000 Naras Trainel-
trace: 5loO yaras to a stake, north 30 east "
blark lack two feet diameter 10 'aras distant ;
north ID cast. q black OAK Is inches IN diam
eicr 10 ,aras distant. Thence south 500 'aFas
to Will, road 1900 yaras to Tramel'. trace :
ZOO ,aras 10 Eight Mile creek running :. e..
300 Varas TO . stake on me harh'" - -
north SO east black gum 20 inches III "Ain-
cter 90 yaras distant north 30 cast water
oak 10 inches IN diameter 20 Naras distant
Thence east With said line 1000 Nafas the above
creek running south, 300 tafas to stake 'he
place of beginning. South 81 west red OAK
: inches IN diameter 20 Naras distant. Al OF
which bearing trees are marked H. H. Sa'd
SURVEY containing one league and labor OF land
And whereas oath having been made That the
.aid Futrel Hall is absent from the state OF
Tclas and bcyoudt the ordinary process ofihe law.
Tb,~e are therefore to command You to sum
mon the said Fuircl Hall Icy publication for
tnur weeks in succession in the Is.ras Rspub-
icgn that he be and sppcar at the Distrle,
Cont of Harrison county at the courthouse in
the town of Marshall, on the thirteenth Mon
day after ,hc third Monday IN September 1850,
then and there to answer the petition oil said
Richard Hooper, USE aforesaid, IN action OF
trc.pass rs wcli to Try title rs for damages
Herein fail not and due return make according
ia lnN
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i'ysaar Co. T.ras, tprii }, ls5o.
cenlf, TIA. bought jO Saw 'in Of } ;
Alexander last .pfing, that j. ~ good ~ any
thai ever ass, both for making good SAM
plrr and ,.-t picking ,
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JAMES NJ MORrIHS. iHo~asy and Oman
y ,,llar al Lar, Marshall, Harrison county,
Texas. ul'
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l.. r. Afford, D. n. MAnTtS.
4 LFORD & MARTIN, Commission Mr.
~ chapfs, New Orleans, La, wond respect
fully tender their services to their tfcuds and
the public generally. by "a constant Application
to business and s,tic, regard to the interests
Of their patrons, they hope to meet the conf
dcncc of The public.
Refer TO Col James MCGOWAN, Col. Charles
Cooper Rev. + II. Blades, Rev. J. c, Woollm,
s r. Perry, Esq, Doct W. G. Swanson {. X.
Andrews, Esq. Hon. james + Taylor John Il.
Webster, Esq, Hon h " Wilder. Capt G. c.
Dial, Col. Benjamin Long, lame, IIarkias. Esq,
COL W. r. Scott, Hon r. 4 patillo. Maj. l.,
Smith, W. X. Spencer Esq, Bird Holland,
Harrison county, TEXAS.
New Orleans, June ~, 1850. 3ly
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SANDERS & STEWART.
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4 IL persons holding bonds against the
~ county Of Harrison for title to lots in the
town of Marshall, or who may be in any other
manner entitled thereto, viii please deposi, their
evidences Of claim in my office for examination,
as early as practicable.
4. A. PATIIIO, Chief Justice.
September 3, 1850. MA