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DROADWAY THEATER.-DOORS

UROADWAY THEATEK.-DUO
Abopen NJ So; to commence at o'clOck-Prices OF Ad-
mission: To Dress Circle and Parquet - cs sanity Cr-
Gle aud Third Tier % Gallery, IA cts frNSe ooAeS'
s. and s.. ,., -, ,,.a
THIS EVENING, Feb 5, will be performed me Srsno
Romantic SpeciAc In three acts, enute0 -
FAUsTUs, OR THE DEMON OF DRACdENFELS;
DyOu Adne. Madame PodisL
Previous To which the favOnte Farce Of
PLATONIC ATTACHMENTS.
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.,,vLyoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

Inv LARGE PAPER FOR thh OOCNth -
~ 49, sSsrv Saturday Morning a, the 10y Price oi
pohhsneS IN advance Eight copies FOR SO or twenty
per Tor $40 and tho paper N no case con-
OPP ssSood he time fur which u = peio ,o -
HDssSayeuens for The sheet viii BE- eha'geo q Gems
- line each Insertion.
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT To

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO
~ MAX NARETZEK. At the
ASrOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb y
The Comnifise o. Arrangements have the satisfaction OF
nympg Tho friends Of Mr.. AaFeZek. and Of the Opera
and The public generally that they enabled 10 Oheru
this occasion Programme Of unsurpassed aracveness
The entertainments oflhe evening viii include the tsyonie
grand Opera "
By ROssui,
FIRST TIME THIS SEASON,
IN which Sieuoina PARoDI and the whole Strength OF
the Company Wil appear; snd
AGRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
Between he fret and second scis Of tho Opera
l. Overture Rzzo." (h orchestrs) hRretzek
Grand Fanta.e de Concert piano, on airs from FtAe
du Regi ueDLr composed and executed by ,..
g. Romsr "a signor Lorni, "sprio genuL" Fsyodla,
- DOnizetn
l. Grand Fantastic Dramatgue, violin. on airs rom LUCIA
di Lam mermoorr composed and executed by VI. haus-r
s Grand Fan.aise Coronation MARCH, rom Meyerbeers
Propheter arranged hy Mr.. SuakOsch. ard FIRST time
executed by him assisted by
FIFTEEN PERFORMERS. Ladies and Gentlemen on
EIGHT PIANOS.
Subscribers can retaN their una Friday morning
when the Box Book viii be open a. The oHce OF the
Opers House. when and where seats may be secured
Prices OF Admssion-ParqGet and Foxes, Two Dollars;
Amphitheeier Fiily Cents.
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All YORK TRIBUNE.

.,v,v- WORK DAILY TRIBUNE - PULL 81 ~
fbEEy MORNING SUNDAYS E sssirr ,so SA.
s-srpuEE BUfLDISGs, coRNhk " So -,
A. TIVE Tk,,.lrSFTTs OPPOSITE THE CITY hALi., mo-,
s.uvs"d 70 Cts suos dbers fr ~ ~ss II he pe,s
o. when Ss prefer ,ssy ssS The pay s Single copies.
b sx mcn''M s Subscribers Five Dollar. per snau M u
s .ysoss cgo.in s lsss f. as S equd ia Al
ronihs, u os3,h counry Newspapers Day rspefs 70
sxchange , ofce whose terms are h'saer man 70 Of
s CIV 80 are no: a"'Jwed sny difereacs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-05

AS CHAMBERMAID and Waiter, or to do
"A General Homework in q small family Has good
city reference from her last place where she lived q years
Apply at Sixth A., second story, bsck.room IL ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-05

INTER, whose present engagement Pires the rst
of February and who would ike to change his Location,
would be happy negotiate with any responsible mer-
chant Tailoring Establishment centrally located and doing
good trade for a situation. Address Trade" tribune
Once with name; also, when and where an interview
can he had If lWF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-05

WANTED.-Six men of good address,
dispose ofa Patent and other articles that Is much
used in every family. To of employ this Is rare
chance clear from s75 500 month also agent
for NewJersey, with capital Of $40 and Patent Rgh's
az NAsssu.st second aoor y ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-05

A S NURSE, by French woman, who
n speaks English and can core well recommended.
Apply between tho hours OF Aad y A. NJ, room q
American Hotel 5lt~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-05

AS Cook, Chambermaid or Laundress,
IN by acolored woman. Can be at Mr.. Freem az
her present service place, 10 Pacics, corner OF Hoy
South Brooklyn, where she Will remain one week II y"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-05

~ WiiIiumsburRh Lyceum Nouce,-heV.
Fi1AS I, MAOOON win deliver the thirteenth Lecture
n The season on THURSDAY EVENING, 9Th inst, at
Central Hal corner of South First and Fifth sts, al
o;e ock Subject" Coos Hand IN America
81 ~ JNO. r. DUNCAN, Rec. Sec'ry
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WANTED.

WANTED.-Hands for Introducing,
w Tsmbouring and Braiding Apply at 10 Broadway.
Also, few frstrate Mantlls hands. 81 IT.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

hdeparirents OF History, Voyages, Trryes, Natural
Ptucr0plv Mechanics, MreDiofy, Natural History. Boz
erv Hogses gr'cullure Cookery. Juveniles &c among
f1e old stock OF the late WIN GOTHAM, now selling Il
for 3 cents Oh dollar by he Assignee A. 500 Broadwa5
nm sisirs l9f frS 8. COLMAN. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-05

NANTED.-A Partner with four hun
dred dollars, 10 engage in exclusive manufacture
Ing business. The article Is new the demand unlimited
sales for cash Full and satisfactory particulars given GA an
where 10 he seen SILT
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RFSPECTABLE WOMEN want

Il situations one good Cook and willing to assist IN
Washing and Ironing. The other Chambs rmaid and
WAiier ard il willing 10 DO General Homework In phi
vste family Good city re can be given. Cal Al
Sxh,t Bowery, at he back store Can be seen Tor
two days. 81 IL
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DRESSMAN WANTED.-Wanted, to
COTTAGE WANTED.

~ Any person having q neat Cottage with few lots
OF ground attached located ehes In Washington Fulton,
Clinton avenues Brooklyn neighberhood Of Bedford,
may hear Of tenant purchaser by addressing r. F.,
box 2,805, PostOfice. II IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-05

NNTANTED-A SITUATION IN A
w WHOLESALE JEWELRY STORE-The ai7er-
tser lat present enp yed In Of the argesi wholesale
establishments IN the East where no has heen Tor several
yeprs) has wide and extensive acquaintance with he
trade in the South and West Satisfactory reference given
Address Energy" Box 80, Philadelphia a p
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NTTTATTON WANTED.-The friends

~ Of young woman, present on her way from Inv
evpoo are DESTROYS procure for her, arrival IN New
YORK empoyu ent In respectable family, either a COOK
houeeUoaid or chdren's maid She can be highly recon-
honesty, and VIII be found in every respect
desirable servant Wages not 90 much an object as en-
1896, POstOfhce. 81 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-05

A COLORED MAN and his wife, want
Aplaces-,he man as waiter The woman as Chamber.
maid or Cook. private family. Inquire al I46 Barrow
81 u he rear from 10 10 O'Clock. 81 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-05

A S PORTER, by a smart;intelligent young
IN man. in a respectable establishment Is willing 10
make himself generally useful writes good hand quick at
figures make himself generally useful in an ONCE un-
derstsnds horses required and Is thoroughly acquant
ed with the city Can furnish unexcepronable city refer
ences Address Mr. STEVENS, 46 E1chans e-Psce, f. Ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-05

"A SITUATION is wanted by q respec-
Atsole er who thoroughly understands chamber WORK
shors distance IN the country Cal 81 IS Fifteenth near
ThId-av Sill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-05

w BALLOON, or a man who understands the making
Balloons Also secondhand double OF single CYL
nder Steam Engine from six TO enhorse power Address
l.. w. this Office Al oT
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WANTED-American, English, Scotch,
w WEIGH German, Protestant Irishand Colored
Servants of good charscer excellent situations
Cooks, Chambermeids Sesmstresses, Nurses, Laun-
dresses General Workers Waters COachmen, &c at liz
MORE'S Select Protestant Agency, Carpine st near
Blocker ST. al ~
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IL more room than my family will require, viii let two
furnished rooms to single gentlemen, lthe rooms are
warned by hall stove one front with pantry and
fireplace ssabe for persons lS6 Sphngst two blocks
west OF Broadway IL oV
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-03
uECkErI A. 90.

MARSHALL srRHEr jrffEHsuS, TEXAS
Uoiesaie De9iegs IN Dry Go~is, Groceries, r..
I1ANING been selling dry goods at whole.
sale IN New Orleans for the last seven
,oar-, TO merchants throughout Texas, Arkan.
sas aud the Southern States generally and as ops
Of our firm will be constantly IN the northern
ard \ex eflcaes markets, ttom whom ws shall
receive fresh supplies by every boat during ib.
boating season. We feel confident ct being abb
to keep htnda general assortment OF goods q
every docnpliuu suitedto The market ard ecua.
ify which Will comprise every variety Of
Staple an fancy dry goods,
Groceries of all kinds,
Provisions and fruits,
Boots. shoes, and hrogans.
Clothing, hats. caps,
Sadd,ry, itnnSs,
Hardware, cutlery,
trockcry glass, and stone ware,
Tools. farming implements,
Stationery, Ac. &c,
all of which will be sold upon liberal terms,
ART m tricfso cnsrs, ds io,' as those oi any nh
~ hogse, Country merchants are respectfully
invited To- call upon rs when Ia market
\. Il wo ia,c now on the way from New
York la-.c and de.i'abie assortment, OF sea-
songbr dp goods.
Arril IL, l.5I. nls 49,
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rnrnlaure Warehs ,,se .

s.- Tng undersigned respectfully
11i vi 81 inform their friend. aud the
u public, that they have just re-.
cei,cd AMI sre daily receiving an extensive IA.
sortmtnl Of Cabinet F'nrniturv Of every vari.
sty and style: also, = choke assortment Of the
following articles, 70 wit: cilairs, feathers,
spt'ng, moSs, and hair mattresses; curled hair,
naf cloth, plush, damasks, cords, and tasaels,
gimps. sarhisA, etc, etc,
purchaser. are invited 10 call and cxan,ine
cur stock, which will l.s css1Fsrz,l at nri,es fA.i
e,nnot fail to please. sesss M -
e filNr Z JusGRa
l.. <Aa - ksyaa - $50 "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-03

NAYUS Music STORE,
Nos. 5 and Z Camp ST., ) doors from Canal,
N,r Orieans

TINS undersigned desire. res
peoifall, 20 inform the public that
J = y they eau always lind at bis uuse
Niore. choice and large assortment Of Piano
Eorie. a, very reasonable pfieos, and on accom-
modaing terms.
Among them are Pinano Fories made by the
cid and celebrated manufactures. ]. Gilbert
& Co, Of Boston, oil rich tone, and finished
beautifully IN rosewood black walnut, and ma
hogany. With iron frame, made IN the nio-i
substantial and workmanlike manner Also
the Justly celebrated .t.oi'gH Piano fn"'ss'
which. for sweetness Of tone, have not been
cqualed They are peculiarly suited To Inc
country. a. the I,olian does not require tuning
for years
The New Improvement in Piano Foftes
the raien, Vibrating Ugefbridge. j. Also for
sale a, ,he .ame establishment. This improve
men, gives peculiar iirmue.- and bril1mccy to
the treble, adds to the durability and strength
of the Piano. and renders q capable OF reinaaq.
ing much longer in tune than those IN ordAQ
use 38
W.T. VI. i. Agent for Hsari Mrs ecleNea
Grand Pianos aud i'ianno., made IN For
power and sweetness OF tone, ,bsy And pre-
'" Ti' D,ic, Compound -. sp, J. Policy
& Co.'S Paris Pianos, ard D1VFnment- irom all
the best msnuisrtorlanF cen-taniiy RECEIVING
and for sale cn tan ser,n-.
Second Hand 'E's for -nlc, from $50 10
1sss 60 ''" !" part payment for ne"
r6os, Repaired, Tuned, Rented, and Ap
praised.
Caihcarfs Nelpdeop.--rhis beautiful toned
Wind. Instrument, for Village Churches. Lodges
Screnading Parties, and the private practice OF
Organist- po-~esses = sweet aud powerful tone
is portable, (weighing 90 pound-,) and offered
/ at $40 each.
1 Orders for guitars, volius. yioloncellos
elunoncts. flutes fsgcolct-, siriug-, and music
merchandise OF every 4iad viii be promptly
executed at reasonable priccs. Baud, supplied
with brass instrument aud band music.
Harps, double aud single action, ON band and
made To- order. Ia suit the taste 81 purchasers.
Hns,c.--Thc largest catalogue 81 the South
. The stock is ag accumulation Of uetr twenty
years In Il are many old aud beautiful pieces
/ on, of PRINT.
\so Music received by eeery arrival irou
( the North, and by the Foreign steamships
Spani,h songs, dances, walt2cs. &c.-a rcgula
supply Original music published every week
/ 81 the storc--aaliyc compositions solicited
Musj, bound. copied, and arranged s'ubscrp
tons received for the Message Bird, Nayonfl
/ Musical Times and the B1hr ne b!io II,
addressing the undersigned catalogues of nu
sic viii be sent to any part of the adjolnin.
states.
u,3 6m. WV. I, MAYO.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-03
watch and Clock Muktng.

ID. McPHAlL& co, (shop over Coles
~ Grocery are prepared to perform all
~ work entrusted to their care in a work
man-likc and satisfactory manner, They have
on hand and for sale marine clocks, time. pieces,
and watches, breast-pns, fngcr-rnes, gold hut.
tons Tor which may bc made to order,) gold
pens Of tho best quality, &c. They are also
prepared to make anything in their line dcsircd,
and solicit share of public patronage.
They are also prepared to do all kinds Of
engraving Masonic, Odd Fellows, Tcmplar's.
Sons of Temperance, and County seals will
be furnished TO order.
Dee. IA, 1880. noes ,f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-03
John Dmrbridse n Co..

John Durbridge n (O..
DESPE'VFti,l.N call the attention of their
IL uer chants, traders, and planters visiting
New Orleans, Ia call aud examine his stock of
the following goods, as they have great ad
vantage over great many merchants in mnuu-
featuring their own goods, Therefore, anything
sold by them will be guaranteed -ainc rs the
sample shown. The following are u few of
the Kind always on hand
Xxx, xxx Moi..skn; XS, xxx Cashmere;
Black Union Hats; Pearl Onion Hats,
boys =" " Buena Vista Hats
Fine Hungarian" Fine lamattinc Hats
BOYS " Cloth Caps Glazed
Gaps, etc. etc, etc, for sale low at wholesale,
by J. DuKBKlDGE a co,
~ Cusiomhouse street, New Orleans.
Dee, ~, 1880. noa6 ~
4 NIARLES BNRNE, Successor to Ja- Cal
~ la~ay) .Hcatactursroj Copper, >hea Iron,
and TIN Ware ds0ifr IN NoleS. Graies praie
bars, &C., No. i6 Tehuupitoulas street, New
Orleans, has constantly on hand complete rs.
sor'mcnl Of Tin aud copper ware, stoves and
stove pipe, Sc, steamboat, plantation, and
plumbers worn, executed on The shortest notice,
and repairs IN b,- line made at reasonable rates
Orders from the country or city attended to
with prompiness
Dec II, 1850. noa6 "
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x NpsrEuss > p. srtLwfLL.
NJONfRpSS & STlI.WElI., ', boiesale
vi and ReiaH Drafrs IN tLO TUI u,
No. ~ Magazine street, ooraer 0f Common
street New Orleans.
\. B-Nca.urcs taken IN Ncw Orleans for
Gcntlcmcn's q hing, and MAIDS To order at
their house IN New \ ofk, at short notice and
10 the iafesi s'y'e
a. Shlwell q. Mentross, Manufactures IL
Fulton st.. New York nigy
We would respectfully invite our customers,
ind purchasers generally, Ia want of IiNf, Fash
tolati, tloihng, to call and examine our large
and complete stock, comprising IN part the fol-
lowing goods:
Iiluck and colofed cloth dress coats;
Black nd culprrd cloth frock coats,
hlarg und colorpd sack and shsd coats
Cashmere and IWred sack and s.,ad coats
Fancy tweed business coats,
ClnAks and oSvreuats, all varieties,
Hack cashmere pants.
Black doeskin cashmere pant.
Fancy cashmere pants
Black satinctte pants;
Fancy cashmere vest.
Black satin vests;
Black and fancy velvet vests;
Black silk vests
Also, shrts. erareis hendtereh6is, etc. 10Y
I :. KNAPP, BenfiN Surgeon, Gives par.
eDs ticulnr attention to the preservation OF
the NATURAL TEurH rs well ~ to supplying
Their loss by artificial ones ll- entire time
FOR years has been d-. o,cd to the Improvements
Ia Nj. profession. For evidence of his sntcrior
plugging HiiicHfiiiig aHdbedayof has triifciat
I.iit he will only refer To his numerous pm
irons, both in the city, and country. Millions
Of teeth are now annually lost, for want u TIME
4
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A0(eMtiOm,

AoteHo1OW.
HAVE lately received a large supply OF
] India rubber to put on my gin aud mill pull
ey-, which VIII vausc them iofun nearly n
horse draueht lighter. | will warrant my horse
mills to grind ten bushels per day more than
the average mills of the country, and make as
good or better meal
have now mill in operation at my factory
and >oici, the patronage of those who want
good meal. Any one wishing to purchase mills
can see It's performance al auy time.
J. ). ALEXANDER.
March ~ Is1I me
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Piano Forlcs, Music, nllsl Musical
MerClIu mdtse.

In. subscribers have now and n-
tend Always TO keep on hand, for
" = 7" sale ut the most reasonable prices,
good assortment Of the Bsa Piano FAIRIES
manufactured in Ibis country and IN France.
They are sole agents for llorsts patent double
Iron framed piano iorics the most durable aud
decidedly the best piano now in use. They are
peculiarly adapted TO the southern or any damp
climate, there being but very little glue in the
body Of the piano, consequently they will re-
main much longer in time than any other make,
IA the weather has no effect upon them. The
ease to the iron piano is independent, Of tie
body and can be easily removed at pleasure
The tone is more full, rich. and mellow ihan in
other pianos. We import the Plcyel T. Co,
Paris Pianos, made expressly to our order n
amos Of o, 81, " and 7 oetaves, some in rich
carved eases.
Also--Meodeons, seraphines, guitars Of the
best makers, yiolins, violoneellos, acccrtlcons,
flutes, bahjos, music boxes, and INSTRUMENTS Of
all kinds; guitar. harp, violin, siolonc~llo and
other strings pegs, bridges reeds finger boards,
bows, bow hair, tail pieces, rosin. DC. Piano
Forte and other music published. and music re-
ceivrd from all the Northern publishers ms soon
~ Published. Orsicfs troaa the country eoc.
tied and promptly attended to. liberal dis.
count made on large orders and 10 music
teachers A. the subscribers import mo.t Of
lhssf goods. they can otter setter ihdliceu,ent4
t. purchaser. /" give them call before pur.
ehsaipy. y No. ~ Csme street, New Osicana,
~ tue asos. sfen 0mvier sssssl.
h1e1v TYLER 4 HEWITT. !
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-03

STEAM MILL.
'INiiE subscriber takes his method of inform
i ina i- patrons and the public generally,
that hi, Steam Saw and Grist Mill. situated
about one and q quarter miles northwest from
Marshall, .uow in operation aud in good order.
lie Is prepared 10 accommodate order, at short
notice, and on reasonable terms. for cash, or
an credit to puuetual dealers. The following
are the prices, per 1000 feet
Lumber board measure, S,5 90
Rough edged lumber, lc 90
lathng and palisg. side and
edge measure, 20 90
The grst mill viii at all times be IN opera
ton. Sacks brought to the mill must be plain
y marked, OF there will be TO responsibility for
loss
Ten per cent will b. charged on lumber bills.
when not paid in advance. All sum, on credit
will be considered due on the ,ifs, day of De-
cember of the current year.
A. N. BURRESS.
JauuaTg 4, 1881 a1S
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STEWART 4 BAILEY.

STEW AKT + BAILEY.
Saddle and Harness Makers, Marshall, 1.ras
ca WOULD respectfully announce to
the public that they are now pre-.
pared to execute all work entrusted
to their care, in style no, to he surpassed by
amy workman in Texas. Their materials are
of The finest quality Call and examine our
work and material for yourselves.
They also have constantly on hand supply
Of Spanish Saddle Trees Of the most approved
style as.i finish SaddIcrs ut a distance can b.
supplied with the celebrated jiore 1ree, Or any
other pattern, BY addressing US by maii. All
orders will be promptly filled.
Shop two doors east Of the Marshall Hotel
Marh =, 1851 v9n37y
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stem s,ser Scent hertz,

NAwL. Arr.EGATg, Captain, ~
49, commence aiih the opening o. -
- - river. AID run regularly betSsss
Nsr Orleans. Shreveport, Port Cad@'
Jefferson. touching al All intermediate land'sa.
and cc..;..;auc in the trade IA long ~ tho W.
will permit She hns been fitted up esrsesy
for this trade, and for durability. safety -.
ness, and the attention Of her ofiicrrs can -
be surpassed. II Ia intended that esery'e'&
about her shall bc such ~ 70 invite custoss'
DEC. II. 1850. wv
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JErFE RseN.


tioIc'. UI. y, Gan nc touhu ~ lie Hotel ~
night. vanAov
NEW GOOlDa,
TINE undersigned rcceni,s v~.S.ned -.
New Orleans with u well sclce,~d 49,
Of goods, since which time he has rre,,el ~
additional supply. His goods are well adssasi
TO the market, and embrace such articles = -.
usually to be found In country stores, ~
motto is 10 sell cheap, and make quick wsr,.e
Of ready cash, lie hopes that persons CO.
TO Jefferson will give him call.
MO r. N. GRAHAM.
JeGorssn Naler.Cure EslablIshno
INR. SAMUEL CAREY would rcspectfsns
~ inform the citizens u Eastern Tea. N.
he Is now fitting mp his buildings IN this pIass
tor the reception Of paiients who are desbo..l
Of testing the practical application Of ~
Water Cure.
Having praeiiced nineteen years under IL
Aliopathc syslcu, and fer the last two yese.
under the Water Cure, and having becsee
fully convinced Of the superiority Of the lst>ue
over oil other known practice, he fxttevs ~
self tina, he will be able to give general ~.
faction to Nil those who are laborinY ri
chronic, nervous, or acute diseases, Of whateVo,
type.
/ The wonderful cures effected by lydros-:Av
/ In the various countries Of Europe, and 10 ~
| Northern States. has established the fact III
hi. practice is now no longer mn experiment
and that nearly AZ! the diseases incident Ia III.
nianity can be treated more certainly, xpce4ly.
and cilectually by this, than by any oshss
known practice.
Many disease. pronounced incurabls BY neA
cines, or which have hatlled the skill Of ths
mos, eminent practitioners of other sys,ema,
haye Welded. Us II by mage, to the a.healins
powers of the Water Cure.
Females laboring under complicated diseases
peculiar to their sex. and who have failed Il
find relief from medicines, will find the Wates
Cure m invariably safe and eiiicacous remedy.
Those wishing information with view u
try the Water Cure Mt this establishment, u Ia
reference to following course Of ifcaimest It
home, will meet with prompt attention BY \.
dressing postage PAID
DIR. SAMUEL CAREY,
Jefferson, Cass county, Texas.
\. B.--Dr. Carey viii continue TO practice ia
Jefferson aud vicinity, Ms heretofore, under ii.
tier system, a, the patient may desire.
October ~, 1850. nISy