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This IL TO certify that in the year 1916,
had been severely aiilis'cd with Chlls and Fc-
yer Tor nineteen months, nuiii, with the coniin-
uaiiou of the chlls every other day, they bad
complicated with them What the doctors told
inc was Chronic li,patiis. az Inflammation Of the
Liver, aud Enlargement Of the Spleen Ailcr
trying every thing. FROM the very best phy,i-
clans n the South, without any permanent re-
lief, ! was worn down So o perfect skeleton,
and despaircd of ever getting well. In the
month OF September 1916, ! was travelling in
North Louisiana for ny health, and happened
ut Fhnmcrsille. where became acquainted with
DR.. !. +, Henderson, who after q history of
my case, Informed me that just such cases had
bailltd the common, yet eicnilfie practice, rec
onmeuded By the different scientific medical
writers, aud that be had discovered a new veg
etahlc compound ioule he had ever, confidence
in The doctor prepared for me II ounces Of
the Tonic, with two dozen of his Tonic Pill-,
which commenced using as directed. and IN
ten days ! was u sound man, The chils were
stopped the second time, and my liver and
spleen had IN ten days become healthy. met
with DR.. Henderson, in New Orleans, IN 1871.
got him 10 make me q gallon of his Tome
which have used, in over bundled cases,
with perfect snrcess while travelling IN Afhan-
"a. and Texas Prompted alone by wishing to
point the afflicted. to certain remedy and
render iribnte 10 whom tribute is due" has IN.
duccd me lu certify To the Eureka Tonic, and
Ncponihcau Tonic Pills
Gao X. CoESrLus.
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FARNrHyIILr. Nov. !. 1919.

This is to certify tina, have used in my prae-
tee, and seen others use, DE- |. r. Henderson s
Eureka Tonic. and | do believe ii 10 be the
most valuable Z, 4ic for the certain cure Of
Chill- and Fever, have met with, 1t eScrts
curative effects IN ctery ease and In every in
stance ! was wonderfully pleased with H. pow
~ 10 immediately cure rbill-, and cut short con.
ge~t,c chills do no, believe in specifics,
falling in nothing hut II ever ! met With one,
i, j. the Eureka oi Dr Ilcndcrson's, and | take
great pleasure IN recommending It to the allie
ted. WM. CrLyLEuoUsE, NJ Il.
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II We will pay ! cents Per pound fcs ~
castings. delivered either al The innndcry. ~ =
Evans, Gregg 4 Keys payable iii castings os
yood@. y. T. h
August 80. lsia. 1911
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Bou,,ty Land warrants.

I WILL. attend to the procurement Of the
above warrants Mt Washington City. The
papers, after being duly certified here, will bc
forwarded 10 W. e. Chosie, Esq, cf that place.
The necessity of forwarding these documents
to an experienced prosecutor VI claims 81
Washington Gay. who Will aid in having
them preferred early and correctly, will appear
in the fact, tiia, many claims Of similar feature
lie there until they become obsolete for want
Of attention.
Mr.. Choate, my agent n, Washington Ciiv.is
mn attorney at law, aud prosecutor Of claims
II, that place, Of long standing, and well known
reputation. lila character and experience in
the manner Of irun-asiin: business in the gov
eminent departments. otter eminent facilities
10 those who wish 10 procure certificates fos
Eogsty Land Warrants. under the act Of Scp
tender 2s,h, 1850
WILLIAM ARTHUR WLL.
MarsiaH .Nofe,ajer llh, 1851. 13-n
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from some unknown cause. and also hare had
ut the saulc time every symiom of dyspepsia.
We bad recourse 10 different, sorts of medicines,
bug experienced but little relief, until We fell
IN with d. Henderson, ERreia We nj once
purchased bottle, and have used aboat one
haIi Of It according to direction, and take great
pleasure in stating, that We were at once re-
loved of the above di-agrceablc complaints.
We therefore hespeak for j, nothing more than
. fair trial. to test lis virtues, which Will no
doubt give ii precedence over all other tones
u1w IN use.
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Course Of Study, nad Charges por Ses-
sion, Twenty Weeks.

PRIMARY pERArTNrST.--Drino
Reading, ard writing, per session Of
five mouths, $40 90
SgcoNb JtNioR Class Elementary les
sons in Arithmetic. Grammar, Geo
graphy, Nap9ml Philosophy, Watts
ON the mind, Botany. Geology, My
theology, aud History. Sl5 90
MipuLE CLASS Chemistry, Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Science Mental Phi
losopdy. Evidences Of Christianity,
Political aud Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced. $40 90
SEwog tLASs--.Ancicnt and Modern
languages completed, Geometry.
Tnsinomeiry, and review of form
or stndics $50 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
pcr session 81 90
Drawing, Painting. Embroidery, and
War Work. each $40 90
Instrumental Music. $40 90
.r of Piano extra 81 90
Taiiion payable At the end of each session.
Pupils will be charged from the time of en-
trance. anti, tlle close of the session Deductions
made ior protraeicd sickness.
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I ETTERS Of administration were granted
To the undersigned on the estate OF Miles
Mckinney, deceased, by tie county court per-
tanning to estates, held in and iof The county OF
Harrison, in the state OF Texas ON ipe som
day Of December 1850, All persons there
fore. having claims againSi the said estate are
hereby notified to present them TO me "l'nin
The time prescribed by law, duly authenticate
and those h.cb,ca To- the SAM viii please
make immediate paymeut
WV. MCKINNEY, Adm.
January II, 1851 na' W
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SAMUEL G. 7. FoGp, wa. A. SALMON.
L'ORD q SALMON. Hoee Carpenters and
i .ioHcrs, take this method of informing the
citizens Of Marshall and is vicinity, that they
viii carry ON the above business IN all It's va
rious branches Their work viii be done ac-
cording to order, and will be neatly executed
and punelually attended to,
Give us call We work CHEAP, for cas- h
or good arrangements.
shop ON Washington Avenue, south Of the
public square, near the Marshall Hotel
January 81. 35y
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sMREvEPoaT. Etc.
Greeeu Store.

, J. J. GALLAGHER has and will kese
fG constantly on hand = sesA ~ seleet
80 supply Of Family tarweriss, ssd IN
viics,he citizens Of Marshall (sWA 81 Harm
son and the adjoining rouu,'s.) 10 call eoA e.
anime: such n Goshen and W~stvvn Batter,
Goshen, English, Western. and l'iac.appls
Cheese; Bacon, Lard, Sagareussd Hams.
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Teas Of various Aisds,
Maeksrcl, Fish, l!errings, Sardines, IoIrssss-.
Hwe.i-meats and j.litrs II various kinda,
Pickles Of every descriptions Also, good
chewing TolErec. smoking Tobacco, and Ciyar~
from the cheapest ,o the highest piiscs--as well
- variety of articles not necessary 10 men,
bon lie viii sell fpr small profit. for ca.h, M
he believes nimhle -ispcnre To '~ better than
n slow .5illing. Til. is fine chance for thoss
who love the good things u siTr.
Shreveport Dee. IA, 1850 n2G I'm
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Cards of all kinds, Show Bills, Hand Bills,
Horse Bills. Bill Heads. Notes of Hand,
Receipts, Funeral Tickets, Election Tick.
cts, Circulars, Blanks of every description
Orders from a distance will receive prompt
attention,
They keep on hand Blanks for District
Clerks and Justices Of the Peace.
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PENN ANSnlP.
DCLIvEA TED EyEuPiiFIED

r. A. StMMS, I,acAer # The Ar
~ = of Psnmssssip and Housekeeping
-'-as<A proposes TO ofen or es,apish .
Writing and Commercial Acsdesa, IN Marshall,
and Will be prepared 10 give lessons as 500" as
a sufficient number 10 form class shall have
been made M.
Mr. :. also tender. his sefslees 10 the Asad-
cmics in this place.
Young gentlemen who wish to obtain profit.
mile situations as Clerks. and BOOK keepers,
viii find !, greatly 10 thsit advantage 10 avail
themselves q this orpcrtuas'y.
Iapusr, 4 1850. MS
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SHREVEPORT. la.


TINE undersigned viii treat al Chronic and
/ supposed iucuFable forms Of Disease, bu,
most especially
Lircf Complaint, Dyspepsia. Choiic, Rheu-
ma'iSm. LHmbago, Spienitis Bronchitis,
Cough, Asihma. Consumption,
Cancer, Fits, Ucainess,
Droysy. Ergsipelax. D,atcfes, Gonoryhga, Gie-t,
CONT, Grifei md SHINE. Sicl Hadachc jam.
dice, Paipiiafian II me Heart. Patsy, Plies
R,cl,'s, Riagrorm, nerearial Diseases, Ncoid
Hsad, >cretGia >enry, NJ Idas' Dance, Snip
preston and R,5uiion N triae, Syphilis. I,ner,
Neuralgia, i'hac Surfing, thiorosis. Amcn-
orrhaa, Dysmeaoyrhga Neaorrhagio, Leacorr-
tqa, Prolops9x iiefi, Poipus and Leprosy,
at 50 per month
All persons DESTROYS OF testing the efficacy Of
his remedies in their own cases, no matter where
they reside, caH sery conveniently do so by
sending their age and symptoms IN plain writing
a. correctly a~ possible, when medicine To sui,
ihcircasc, will be- compounded and sent hy mail
express or private hand. His fee So. ~ above
mentioned. may be enclosed and sent by mail
al his risk. The charge will be one dollar for
each time he applies Gal,ani-m. He will no,
send medicine 10 a great distance unless the
money is forwarded, or good reference given.
Letters 10 cniiile them to attention. must he
postpaid Al patients under his immediate
caro- are charged according to She amount Of at
tcution necessary.
| The cali, at such NJ may deem Il their inter-
est To procure his services Will DC punctuaily
I attended 10.
! Here are certificates of extraordinary cures
from diilcfcat States, so the afflicted may see
Tina they are not oui Of reach of bi. remedies,
for he wifi send medicine thousands Of mile, by
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summer ana faii Advancement.

Hvn Ths sfeumer JIM GiINER, Me
ss.sA1 kiSssY, Master, will leave Shresc-
port EVERY SATURDN for New Orleans
and meet the DUCK RIVER, CLAgS, Mister,
a. Alexandria. Shippers and passengers may
rely Ia >ceing through without delay The
above boat. have been thoroughly reparcd and
rciiilsd IN n manner tina, will not be surpassed
by any boats in the trade, Reing very light
dranVh. titey viii not meet with any detention.
Augu%l a. lsJu. l9U
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January II, 1887. no q
NOTICE,

II Filters Of administration were granted
IL 70 the undersigned On the estate Of Mary
l. Edwards, deceased, By the county court per
tanning to estates, held in and for the county OF
HARRISON, In the state of Texas, on the 30sh
aay Of December, A. d. 1850. Al persons,
tAeeeforv, having caims agsinst Aaid estate nrc
hssshy notified 10 present them within the time
prescribed by law, duly authenticated; and these
indebted 10 the same will please make irnmc.
diste payment.
HENRY N. HOOD, Adm.
January II, 1881, m g.
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WE now oifer 10 our friends and the Publlr
w generally the finest cutlery ever brought
TO this market. Our tei Is MT large. tm eIirss
Ordinarily fine. Rodgers aud Woestenholm's
finest poekc,-knises, Wade and Butchers heat
manufacture Of raisers, with everlasting snd
beautiful s,rops; Ladies' finest scissors and
shears. and WARNS superior sewing nccd'vA,
tordcred expressly for the l.adie. Of Marshall J
every variei, Of Limerick fisisbooks; best stcc,
pens, and gold pens; walkers celebrated, watcs-
proof percussion caps. aud fsu splendid bowies
kuiyc---with lets Of other pretty things.
Call a, the drug store Of
NORRIS T. TACkETT.
lama letn ~
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In compliment TO Dr. l. T. Henderson, o'
rarmcrvic. we take pleasure IN recommending
TO NJ, those who are by any means a'''ae'ed VAN
bodily pains. 10 20 at once aud purchase = bot
tic OF two Of his usost excellent fartka faa'c'
For ,hc last three OF four weeks, We have heel
la5o,ins under The nscas esefas'a''ns pains
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Ur. T. T. Wl.dafs0H.
Sir--rhe quart bottle of Tonic YOU gave me,
with five boxes of your pills, has completely
cured me Of dlspcpssl, which YOU know almost
made me a maniac, during last winter, when
we were both itsalids together, in New Orleans,
IN the same room.
believe YOU have made one of the most
valuable discoveries in medicine, tina, has been
discovered.
Yours. Sc. lIYsnY y. LEE.
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ours, &


TAnNIHviLtr, Nov. Q, 1879.
This Is 20 certify that after trying every thing
else unsucccssiiilly. 10 cure q proiracied case
Of chill. ard fever, aud a general arrangement
of my liver and spleen, was completely cured
by d. l. r. iendersans Eureka Tonic, and
take pleasure ia recommending it as one of the
best remedies ! ever SAW ii the treatment Of
that disease. r. :. AGNLw.
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Wanted 10 Hire,

IINEN stout, active hands (nerrocs) for The
ensuing ycar for which liberal price viii
be given. Apply at the SNRm Ct'es'fr Naic
MI NAh. J. RICHARDSON
Dee II. 1850. uo2Gf
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pay IN. and save Cost.

ALI. persons indebted TO Sam fnou or 10
~ Tho late firm 10; Friou g. Holland lhy
note or aecount) are hereby notified that "n, ,
payment il made within thirty days from 'n'
time that their claims viii be placed IN 'he
hand, of an officer for collection.
""''"' " -" SAN FRTOT
,,.. ,ss, 2stf
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steamer New I.atOun.

THIS new and splendid boat,
rgN SNosrg, Captain will run rcgu-
ssassssessss arly throughout the business sea-
son, between jefferson, Port tdi,io. and \ro
Orleans touching at all intermediate landings.
She has been built expressly for this trade, aud
for safety, and the character Of her accummoda-
tons, cannot be surpassed By any boat on the
river. lies cabin is large and commodious, and
neatly fitted up Il Is intended she shall com
bne speed, safety, and comfort.
Dee. ~. 1881. uooG "
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D. M1PIllILA Co, l.hop over Colc'I
o. Grocery are prepared To perform al
(. u work entrusted 10 their care in works
man.likc and satisfactory manner They have
on hand aud for ~ac, marine clocks time. pieces,
and watches, breast-pus, lingcr-rngs, gold but
tons, (or which may be made to order,) gold
pens Of the best quaiiy, Sc, They are also
prepared TO make anything in their line desired,
and solicit share Of public patronage.
Dee II. 1850. uo26 #
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ProJfisfw,
Shtryrpoft Feb 9Th 1850 ls-if


SIiREIEPORT STORE.
rlllE undersigned are constantly receiving,
/ at their establishment IN Shreveport, fresh
from the northern cities and from New Orleans.
the most superior articles of Dry Goods,
Clothing and Hardware, IA well as a choice
assorinen, Of Groceries. Their store Will
always be found full and their stocks entire, so
tha, purchasers may meet with ready ACCOM-
mediation IN the above lines.
They would recommend those cor.ing TO
Shreveport 80 purchase goods, TO give them u
call before purchasing elsewhere, satisfied that
they viii give satisfaction as TO quality and
prices. T.. g. u. JACOBS.
~ We viii pay cash, or trade for Cotton
and Pclircs. 2s-Gm
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January II, 1851. nag Ut
= ,,----.a
NOTICE,

T ETTERS Of administration were granted
IL to the undersigned OH the estate Of John
Y. Drapcr, decreased, by the county court per-
tanning 10 estates, held in and for the county
Of Harrison, in the State Of Texas, on the
Goth day Of December, a. D. 1850 Al per.
sons, therefore. having claims against me SAID
estate arc hereby notified to present them :"
me within the ti,ac prescribed by law, duly au-
ihcniicntcd; and those indebted to the same
will please make immediate payment
MICHAEL DRAPER,
Administration
January II, 1851. no q
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NOTICE.

I ETTERS Of administration were granted
/ To the undersigned on the esraie OF David
J Cole, deceased, by the county court pertain.
ing to estates, held in and TOT The county "i
HARRISON in the state OF Texas, en- Tue 'is'
day Of December. A. ID. 1880 All persons,
therefore. having CLAIMS against the said estate
arc hereby notified TO present them to me with
in the time prescribed by law, duly suihenii.
Gated; and those indebted to the same VIII
please make immediate payment
DARLINGTON G. DIAL,
Administrator.
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WANTED.

NV A., gentleman who is graduate OF the
Il tiuiser,i,y of Georgia, n situation ~ a
,.,;,o,e or public school. Address J. A., Mar
shall. Texas u o.1l
yivc this three Insertions ana iof~a'" Wv !, "'
scnnt for payment ~
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NEW ApvERTIsgmExrs.

LOST,
ME duplicate hcad-rght certificate Of Will.
1 lam Mcfaddcp, dated January 2sth, 1913.
issued BY the Commissioner Of the General
Land oi'ice, for 12,i2t,0o0 square varas the
INDICATED balance of VIM. MeFaddcn's Ger.
iiIicaic No. 1877 $50.
This Is to give the usual notice that if the
said duplicate IS not found within she time prc.
seribed by law, will apply for an additional
duplicate.
l.. NJ DAGGET"r.
Shelbyvillc, Dee Is, 1850. nag l3t
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Lest Certificate.

vI>IlIs Is to give the potice required by law
that the unconditional Certificate issned to
Isaac Brock by the Beard Of Land Commits.
s,oners for Shelby county, for six hundred and
for,y acres Of land, No. i92, class No y, =
lost or mislaid and unless information is had
Of ,hc same, shall apply 10 the proper author
mes for a duplicate Of said certificate
WV n. TWOMEy.
Dee. 10Th, $500, ""S' ~
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Those having diseased servants may have
their cases treated of dispose OF them TO tue
subscriber at u fair price
The scientific bcianisi, Intimately does he the
Vegetable kingdom examine,
From his system Of nsdlcine all de!ctcrsous
Remedies he doe. abandon
For iruls are The iloral regions NJ every cline
Adorned With innocent vegetable remed'"v
To cure disease fcyers kind
A limited number IT Students can he amply
accommodated al his Institution, lai,d will h.
rceciYed a. any timc af the ycar,) with ~rlt
stocked library, and also knowledge " thu
Pharmaceutical Preparation 81 remedies IN liz
laboratory and medical store, o1rsing inducc-
nents 10 the student which, those who a~pis~ 70
a high standard Of medical requirement will
know how 10 appreciate, when to these WI "
added the necessary Instructions peculiar to
himself, To enable them 10 trrai cases as de.
,snce without seeing the patient, on AoHnA
physiological principles. The fee for each h
invariably <.to, Zone hundred doilarA) The
undersigned keeps constantly on hand full
ard large assortment of genuine botanic snedi.
zines. hieli he will sell At Wholesale Ard rstsil
very lcw for cash, A. n. VEAL, N. -,
Shreveport. Ia.
II Please hand this ADVERTISEMENT i, your
afflicted neshisara.
November -, 1880. 2N-0sn
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JFFf "FS'7N Y Y e'F'' 'H'7' y I''"'
Thu. mas certify that | have been afflicted
with the Palsy and disease Of the spine for u
considerable length Of Time to such degree,
tina, los, the entire use Of my lower cNifrmi-
ties | hsd my complaint treated by the mos,
eminent miuefal physicians near me, and With
on, any benefit, and they further pronounced
nv case incurable. Here was len in This
hcpless condition, tn ! heard Of Dr.. A. NJ.
Veal, aud to whoa | was recommended 10
apply to Tor relief to which ] accordingly as
scented to do, and IN ahon, six weeks ! was
perfectly cured Of my complaint by the doctor.
! nov have the asc Of my lower ex'remiiies ..
well "A ever had, aud am well able TO attend
To my usual soeatiens Il Is, indeed, question.
able wlsibcr in the whole annals Of nedeIne
81. like surscssiul treatment Of such ease can
be found. JoSAraA> ~ FOOT.
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JUE STATE or TEXAS,
torSrs or HARRISON.

Cnnfy Court pertaining 70 Estates, December
term, 4. u. 1850.
A III. persons interested in the estate of
n Eliza Vincent, are hereby notified that J..
@. Wells, her guardian, has filed his accounts
for fnal settlement also an exhibit of the con.
dillon of the estate of his said ward, and hi,
applca,ion to resign his guardianship, and that
,hc said accounts, exhibit, and application will
be opened for examination and consideration at
the next term of this court 10 be held IN jan
nary, instant, when and where they may attend
and contest the same if they see proper.
By order Of the court:
T.. {. BEAXLEN, Clerh.
January ], 1901. MY 81
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COME ONE. COME ALL!

rSysnm N. STEI<LEI\, has jus, received
Z.ksAD from Philadelphia, and ether Eass.
0sA tern ciie his supply Of FALL. and
WINTER goods. lie respectfully invites his
former customers and all who ARE DESTROYS Of
obtaining good bargains, 10 give him ~sl!
Ills stock is ample. and well selected. liz ~.
tiers himself from the facilities lie has for the
selection Of bis goods, having Brother rcsid-
ing in philadelphia, who rnTvIia,~s for him "
the best advantage. that he will he enabled 10
rcll rs cheap as the eteayssi, and as good M TIE
best lie is now ready TO sell on accommcdai.
ing terms, and a, prices TO snit the times. rosi.
plcic assortment Of DRY GOODS, consisting
Of Clothing. Hais, Caps, Boofs, and Shoes. Also
Hardlcire, Iinanre, Vaecssware and full
supply Of every thing usually found in coune
nv store, too tedious 10 mention.
Oct. g6, 1850. n90 ~
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NikIAEfbFi IbI fNtNNN
'I>IIE Subscribers beg lrasc TO Inform their
/ friends and the pnal'c. that they have taken
the above House for n term of years. and are
nov prepared ia entertain boardcrs aud 'ras-
cllerr
This large and elegant, establishment former
Is known "a, the Commercial House. is pleas
aniy situated on the corner of Texas aud
Spring Streets, central to business and very
convenient TO the Steam Boat Landing.
The proprictor> have had nuch experience in
Hotel keeping, AID viii spare no pains or cX-
pence to render their guests comfortable.
Their table shall always hc supplied with the
be-, that our own, and the New Orleans mar
kcts viii afford
The public Is respectfully solicited to call and
give the Pa,metlo House a trial
A. LEONARD.
j. W. GAMBLE,
Proportions
Ni,.,.p.,t E.l rfi, Is,D 1T
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No MIstmk ell!

.NarsbaH. .Nofemher Ian, 1850. "a
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hR t. T. HENDERSON EgpAa Tonic
} and N,gepfboIa Plis, aatc, certain and
permanent anlldoic against all forms Of the
poisonous ene,is of Misasmaia oilccting
.nerdy and pprmanent cures of