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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17

The most Extraordinary Discoray IL re Horld u
ne great .4Ta5iaH Remedy FER -Aaa and Esasi!
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17
SheriG's Sale.

ra,rpr PARRorT and tosEpH NlsoS Co-part-
.,rs under the name of Parrot and Wilson,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17
Dated May 14th, A. D 1851.

In witness that the foregoing Is a true copy of
the order made in the above entitled cause, sub
scribe my name the day and year above written.
ATTEST JAMES HUTCHI-ON.
n304m. elk. Circuit CT, Iowa Co, Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17
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IN 5 UR A N &C
COMP ANY.
Iaarsrsi ay a.. Or Legislature Of thz State Of
ETTse04sis4

v7TrtTfNG duly organized ard adopted the
- .s.usr approved system Of Mutual Insur-
use. se Uey prepared 70 receive applications and
Ie.-les Of Insurance upon dwelling houses.
.sefa>. shops ard other buildings against loss or
ey fire. Tins company wifi insure no
er.t Is cities Or exposed parts OF villages.
s.e.o-- can never sustain a large loss from any
fre y.a.ch vI,l enable them always 70 meet
fempsiy and make it safe and reliable
s-.s.r 70 those insured thereby
X fAFLIN, \ B. EDDY.
ARD. WN n SEYMOUR
HEAN F. DEAN. Ja
WEIGH VA 4 WELLS
H.'s5 ATVooD ; GtF. noPEiNS,
T. q. TIBBITS.
OFFIC Frs
~lJF0N MILLS, President
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
sI'HE co-partnership heretofore existing under
the name and stvle Of Evans x Co. was
dissolved this day by mutual consent. Beech <
Tiilev having purchased lie entire interest OF Ia :
vii c. Evans N the real and personal property o
sid tgn are alone authorised 10 receive ali debts
due ard settle the business Of said firm.
q c. EVANS,
poG-eyiile CURTIS BEECH
April -, 1881 W J. TiLLEY
~ All persons indebted TO the late frm Of
9. L RyreIson X Co. ard DAVIS, Evans K Co.
are requested 10 make immediate PAY ment to tie
undersigned a. their store "a Dodgevilie
- BEECH x TILLEY.
nlUTTY, WHITE LEAD and Liaseed OIL
~ 100 kegs pure White Lead,
I bbl. Putty,
Linseed Olj-ilst reed.
T BEECH x TILLEY.
.eKaN- NAILS AND GLAS>-A general as
- sorrmeut Of Iron ana Nails and sxIO and
lUSI2 Glass. lust reed.
April % 1851. BEECH & TILLEY.
xt1INEGAR-7 bbls hest quality CIDER Vine
Z gar, for family use. Just reed
- BEECH K TILLEY
Sagar aad lfglas,es.
SHUST rec-c-Sugar-Hou MoIasses, and Neys
- o.itdLs df4 NldIIltI sugar
y BEECH & TILLEY.
FrRON IND N3ILS-A general assortment
- Just reed BEECH 4 TfLLE1.
*aHRESHING MACHINt.>-on hand ard 10.
.A sale by II BEECH 4 TILLEY.
~nRIED APPLES-A superior article or hand
- Mar. %, 81. BEECH & TILLEY.
DLOUGHS-The most approved patterns or
hand and Tor sale by
March %, 1891. BEECH i TILLEY-
~ ANIILY GROCERIES IND PROFTSIONS
- The best articles always on hand.
Mar. 2C. 1851. BEECH & TILLEY.
- CMBER AND SHTNGLES-A good sup
- ply on hand, and a large lot expected daily
SSH always hard B. x L.
land Warrants
For sale al the lowest market prices by
BEECH x TILLFY
Oct 25th, Is4s.
AZ quantity of improved and unimproved
~ LAND in the neighboThood of Franklin,
Wis for Sale on reasonable Terms by
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17
SherTH-'~ sale

Circuit CoUHr, I,wA CersTr, srarr OF Wis.
Daniel 6. Fenion and Josiah :
IvacS- A ADMINISTRATORS Of thc
Estate stephen 1-rriIi, de-
ceased.
-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17

No MEDICINE in use has accofiplisheo 30 TGhs h-tlre
ordinary rs and gwen JEt5ersGs SassGfioH ~ ever
variety and stage Of that has e1teEssce GNa
rrng a ale as Slaaas and COndIta0n PoHasr
IA Orntulesf swiftly supeFceing all other olntEen
ana iuieus for the cure Fresh Wounds. tails OF al
kinds Syxans Bruises, Cracked Heels Ringoone W ND
gails Pol Evl Callous SpavinS. sweeney fisofa, Sh-
80 .,T,in. Ian,ene<s sand Cracks. Foundered Feet
sS-rst~hes Or Crpasc. Mango and Horse pistefnEsr.
Jke Cuifisz Pct5eT vii all Inflammation ana
r r,-ify the bI1 loosen filr skin cleanse the water
ana sfsg.ben evcrv part 81 body and has proved
Founsar psterlper hide Bound, Loss of Appetite, In
yard Strains yellow Water. Inflammation OF the Ey--
t;r,s tom nsrd exercise. also rheumatism tcommOas
Is = II ~ogu5aiutS which proves fatal many waltz
abe horses in ss country. a. = also safe and certain
remedy Tor Coughs and Colds, which generate 80 many
Tbe, remedies asrcr rz5zrs. and aless Cnrs If the d
ir trhcr parts-lars and HlHfisde or CERTIFICATES q
.e,..t-k,46le Czrss- se1 Pa.zpAasts Of esySas
w. 3. SLOAN,
Grazd D<ros ~ LAKE S. Garage ~
Nav 22nd, 1851. n30-iy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17

H 7rf Cock William Dicler and Nary Ia
Is ee.r- It iaa Of Philip Cock, deceased.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17
ESTATE OF THOMAS DOYLE.

Dated. June 10th. 1851.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-16
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, FEB. 10, 1851,


In the S~ats, yesterday, memorial was presented om
the Franklin Institute OF Philadelphia In favor Of modin
of the patent laws but sesng the posponssnon'
the subject till the session. Other memorials ssd
petitions were presented Several executive communities
ons la u before the Senate The bill from the House,
authorizing the legislatures Of Minnesota and Oregon TO
take charge Of the school lands, reported Mr. Berren
moved ha the leo bill be AIKEN up. Other bills sug
pesed But the Senate agreed take the bill regulating
the fees clerks Of the Uned States district and circuit
courts United States marthas and ict attorneys dis
cussion followed.
In the House the river and habor bill taken up and
ussed with great animation till fosr o'clock; when,
according to previous ORDER the debate closed Soon
aGer the House adjourned without dsposing Of the bill
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-16

CRIMSON Il New York, New OricaMs, and Mobile
y Express connecting with the swifca and responsible
principal Name New HAMPSHIRE Yer
Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Lower Canada
Maryland, District
Illinois, the
towns prominent places
and Caronas.
extensive and perfect that the
and speedy freight and
parcels end OF the the other ard between
the remote points
experience the business, while
Co., advantages
which confidence and
feel assured that shall
never friends, the
ew eiers,k bankers and merchants generally
call California express from New
Orleans our express New Orleans and Mobile
Offices Camp street, New Orleans and ~ Wall street, New York
Feb 6-d&cpl2w
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THE D MON.

stopped, and pyhaps even eecualy than il would
be by the pasA of this bill
y MI. DICKINSON That is a very good suggestion.
have no doubt that akcer will stop abuses; but am
afraid ne will not be kept long where he ia afEI
n Tbs question being taksa upon. the motion, il was
agreed o--Syes 20, not counted. .ps.g Fr !,
The Senate accordingly proceeded TO THIS
OF the BILL and after long debate, without any haal
ton, hsrsupon. a.s, - Ia
y The Senate adjourned
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PETITIONS PRESENTED UNDER TIE RULE,
BY Mr.. JACKSON, OF New York; The petition OF Chas
G.. Fairman, assistant marsbal OF ChemunS county,
New YORK. and 81 citizens OF said county, for increase
compensation Tor duties leened TO tue Com
lnittee the Judiciary.
BY Mr. ROSS The petition OF David Jones' G. I Har-
vey IS other of Bucks county, asking for the
qaaatty OF bounty land Tor the volunteers OF 1872
was given soldiers the Mexican referred to
the Committee on Public Lands.
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lIARsHAL's SALE.-By

MARsHALs sALE-By virtue Of three wris Of feri foa'
clerks Office District
Columbia for the Of Washington, and directed
public Saturday the 18th
IL O'Clock OF house door
said the following described lying and being in the
Washington known and designated the
city Of Lot in 20 OF 10, in 2o lot
II in 300 lot ~ lots y and ~ s
and 10 $40, lot J1i OF lot
46i ofot in 2 lot $685. half Of lot in
1884, LOT in 1885, iot in 1885, lot 10
$50 and lot $50 seized and levied and will
be sold to satisfy iudcas Nos g. and 10 March, ISL
RICHARD wALLACH,
Marshal District Of Columbia.
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NEW York California Millionaire Association
IN thousand dollars Capital 81 600
number of be obtained influential
parties special partners admitted in
Conformity New York; free per
sonaI liability 900 cash.
issued therefor annually
prospect doubling the whole safe
United States under the direction and
troll OF OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the and Chief Agent of the Company
No, II Wall New York.
other responsible throughout the Union
obtaining United States app
the association TO be employed al diff
where line and vessels be made
available for carrying the mails and freight and
rom Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas
increasing business doing with Cafor
supply Of gold continues,
will astonsh the
and calculations therefor And IL meet this
and being formed
der The arm and style Of O. HOLDEN CO..
Commercial and Commission Merchants Banking,
and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 900, 900.
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MORsE,s TELEGRAPH.

NHE Western Telegraph Company is removed The
Giman apohecary shop Pennsylvania
a FEY of Browns Hotel.
This only line telegraph from Washington
with other lines extend
Detroit Louisville St Louis, Nashville,
Memphis, Vic ksbuy, whole country,
Morse office few doors east of the National
Hotel ........
Office, -
Jan 7-du President Western Telegraph Company.
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BARGAINS, bargains obtained from the
ID kinds winter goods they
OF stock hand
OF We the following goods, which
will be sold II and under;
pieces and pieces style figured silks
do dark colored waered silks
IS do gace silk, in light and dark colors - ....
Turc sans, the best goods
offered in this market al the prices
dress patterns very handsome brocade silks, cost
dress rich Mora Antiques, for evening and din
nc
In mousselnes Cashmeres, remaining
% rich moussenes, fine, dress patterns
yards French Merno- in quantities, ends
pieces.
We respectfully solicit The Of
ladies TO the above descriptions goods better opportunity
c a obtain bargains.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, a co.
Feb l2-3sw2w
O8EM, HOPKINS, u ROSE. snport-r. and jobbcrs of
cloths vesng, trimmings, generally
adapted TO mems have taken warehouse No 2 baltimore
four doors Charles purpose
Of conducting They win be
nbs goods
dan be found In the United States.
Jan 30 16seod
CfURNIsHED HoNSs Furnished Rooms-Tbe sdvsr,
+ hsev 4 brick hcuse IN central
aon Ter adjoining the second Moor Tor ono
ar two gentlemen, :.
Tbs Who'll. pan win b. isassd accommodating terms, on
application TO v., . r.oupE
Dec ol-du Corner loh stys~s nd Penn svsnnSs
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Mr. BERRIEN I AK that The unfinished bua'as ss
be now taken up, being Senate bill No 49, ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
COTTON GIN FACTORY.

HAVE now in successful operation my
i Cotton Gin Factory, three-guaricrs of n
mile west Of the courthouse MARSHALL Texas,
and am making Gins with saw- of Tine cast
steel plate. aud the best chilled east ribs and
IRE proof boxes. These Can Stands are equal,
il not superior, to ans now IN use. ANY per
son wanting gin stand would hnd It To h',
interest to Try one of this manufacture. All
that he has To de-, l. 10 inform me OF his de-
sire, and the stand vN be sent to him, and he
will have an opportunity of testing In quail
tie. without charge. Should II fail to meet ms
expectations, he has only to set II aside, and
inform lne of the fact | would prefer, how
ever, delivering them Al the Factory They
will be sold a, prices in accordance with the
times. Gins WIN be repaired AT the shortest
notice.
Being practical engineer, mil'-rgh', black
smith, and marhini-i, ! am well prepared to
repair all kinds of mills.
An my uin stands are warranted to perform
we'll. aud should they fail to do so, purchasers
will always know where to find me.
j. =. ALEXANDER.
Mfrnh - 1880
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LivEKi SIADLE.

Tue subscriber having purphased the
T3Nlavery Stable formerly owned by Cox
nen.on, in the town Of Marshall, Harrison
'.naty. Texas, would respectfully inform his
s.,s,d. and the former patrons of the sable,
~. hi, best cndcavors will be used 10 give
'.,.fac,ion to all who may favor him with their
.',.,om. The stable will be under the mar
..mcn, Of Mr.. Charles y. lIyusou, ona of the
ss,m,r proprictors, whom have employed for
,ha, purpose. believing from his experience in
.".b matters, can ensure good attention TO
.,sr department, Of the business.
'"' ~. X. PERRY, Proprietor.
p.S. Persons desiring horses brought from
., ,akcn 10 any portion Of the town, can be
accommodated by applying at the stable.
February 10. 1891. 3by
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22

WILL attend To the procurement of tho
/ above warrants at Washington CITY. The
papers, after bring duly certified herr, will he
forwarded to ". 4. thca,e, Esq. Of that plsce.
The Necessity Of forwarding these docn~,-ntA
To an experienced prosecutor Of claims u
Washington Cny. who viii aid in having
them preferred early and correctly, will sppear
IN the fact. dat many clnen- of similar feature
lie there ania they become obsolete for want
OF attention.
Mr.. thoa'e, my agent at Washington City, ia
mn ntiornessnt law. and n prosecutor If claims
nj thai place. of long standing, and well know n
reputation Iii, character aud experience in
IA. man nsr of transnrtng business IN the gov.
ernmeni departments. of'cr eminent facilities
10 those who wish 10 procure certificates for
Ueenig lard Warrants, under the act Vi Sep
TENDER 2sb. 1850
WILLIAM ARTHUR HILE.
Marshall. to,sgtJ,sv Ian 1850 1y.tf
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NEW ORLEANS. Jsp, IL. 1850.

NEW ORLEANS, jan. II, 1850.
This j. to certify, that IA the year 1916. !
lad been severely afflicted with Ch,ll- and F.-
yer for nineteen months, nutil, with the conln-
uation Of lbe chill, every other day, they bad
complicated with them shat the doctors told
s.e was Chronic llepati,s, ar inflammation OF the
Liver, and Enlargement OF the Spleen After
trying every thing, from the very best phy--
clans IN the South. without any permanent re-
lief, was worn down 10 n perfect skeleton,
and de.paIrcd Of ever getting cell In the
month Of September, lst6, was travelling in
North Louisiana for my health, aud happene d
at Farmeryic, where became acquainted with
DR.. l. !, Henderson, VINO, after a history Of
my Ease, informed me that just such ease. had
ba'lled the common, yet cientifc practice, RE-
commended by the dflecn, scien!i'- medical
WRITER'S and HAT he had discovered n new veg
clablc compound iouic he had ever, confidence
in. The doc,or prepared for me Is ounces II
the Tonic, with two dozen OF hi. TonN pill-,
which ! commenced using hs directed, and In
ten days was sound man. The chl- were
stopped the second time, and my liver and
spleen had IN ten dlss become healthy. met
with Dr. Henderson, in New Orleans, in 1877
got him To max. me n gallon Of his Tonic
which | have used, in over q hundred eases,
with perfect success while travelling In Arkrt-
sas and Texas. Prompted alone by wishing to
point the afflicted. To u certain remedy, and
render tribute To whom tribute is due" has H.
duced me to certify to the Elrcka Tome, and
Nepcnlhcan Tonic Pills.
Gro u. CORNELIUS.
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AnREyEPeRf. Etc.
JUST ARRIVED AND FOR sALB
AT J. }. GALLAl;IfEkS.
h. A.. sh~a ks.H>s~ -

4 IL. the nistnscks that history sivss any
~ rccoan, o. tc-wt:
Superior suuar-housc nolasees: esl1ea
syrup best liza, am coffee; prime snkls bs'n
sugar superior vslvcyixed sugsrs: powdssed
do. Boston loaf do: EnSIi-h dairy. pineapple,
and western cheese; superior GoAhss, dairy,
and western butter, sugar cured haAs ds,sd
scnison hams fresh leaf lard eli dssrnptinas
Of tea. viz Tyson, Imperial, Po5shc.g bIssA.
and Gunpowder; Extra Article OF kouisiaaa
family soap; sperm aud star csnd'.s. IN kihds
Of p'eke.--Gerkins, r-cslilo nis~d do.
A L. u,
! A fine assortment Of English imported
pickles. such az, chew, chow, walnut. on;una.
and pietalilc.
Also splendid 10, snd assortment Of pss.
scrses-gtsprr. oilron, and bgs in drus,s; rails
~. Esgii-h grapes. curran's. rrnnh~rriea; cur.
rani and strawberry jeIIics peaches preserved
in thor owa juirc;
Apricot, pears, and prune. preserved IN their
own juice:
HOLSTERS in cans; also picked ftssh ~.
dimes:
No. Mackcrcl in xii, and barrels:
Al-o Salmon IN kits; dried herring, Superior
quality;
Candes-lsrge lot;
First qualify ceaTs; common do; Csba
-isr~.
Pare tart. acid saara,us; pearl starch beg.
cs, do:
All Kinds Of haeoring-mpper saurs;
line ar'Iel. chewing tobacco,
Winter strained aud lard oil cider vinegar;
rickled pigs feet; ',u,set.;
D.an new huckuhcat
Spices, nettuegs. ginger, md cinnamon;
ta-l.ei aiid iAi.,', SOAPS;
Ia and N....',n .,fNp
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y MeFIitI& 90. Shop over tole
a Groeefy) are prepared TO perform al
IL work entrusted to their care N a works
man-ike AVID satisfactory manner They have
on hand and f.,r sale, marine clocks, time tec~s,
aud wn,rbe., breast pins, fnrrr.rin.s. gold hut
tons, COR which may be made TO ories) gold
pens o, the best quality. &c. They arr also
prepared d. make ~. thing in their line dcsirrd,
and solicit share Of pssi'v patronage.
They are also prepared 10 30 all Kinds o!
engraving. Masonic, tAid Fellows. TemplaFs.
Sons of Temperance, and County seals viii
he furnished 10 order.
Dee. ~. 1880. se.etf
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S'as,'y WilIisss.


Iyov tGCsrg, ia Dee IS 1880
This il TO certify that my aiic has been ai.
fcicd with the Bronchitis for four YEAR. some.
times her cough WAS GO SEVERE, ain een,it,nt
she -ri up GIL Of ihcS phlcgm dunn. The
course of day. She had tlApn medicine from
he mineral doctor, great part Of The iour
years OF affection, and too, without an, relief N
her ease. then applied to Dr. 4 NJ Veal. who
N short time cured her Of tbs, distressing
disease, and nom truly hope thi. short cont
muaicaion Will ears good uow. to thousand,
that may be amilaily afflicted.
Dawn d Nocss.
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COME ONEl COME ALL!

r1Is1u ". STEINLEIN, has just received
Zl/ Prom Philadelphia, - slhes East
1IU tern cities his supply Of FALL esM
WINTER goods Iic respectfully hvsyes he
former customers, and al who stv desfUus q
obtaining good bargains, to give him . eahs
His stock il ample, and well selected. ~ Fat.
tiers himself from the facilities l. has for the
selection OF his goods, having a Brother rrsid-
in. in Philadelphia, who purchases for him 10
the best ad,anra.c, that he " III b. enabled IN
sell as cheap a. The cheapest. and ~ good A. ths
tea. lie is now ready TO sell on accommodate
ing terms, and a, prices to sui. the times, COM
ple,e assortment of DRY GOODS. consisting
Of Clothing. Has Caps, Dc~s, and SHOES, Also
Hardsars, IiHear., Vussusrare ard fan
supply Of every thing usually found in 4 eobn-
~ store, too tedious 10 mention.
Oct ~. 1850 mao ~
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LIN 4

'I'llE duplicate heid.rght certificate Of VIII
Ann Mcfaddcn dated January 3sth. 1913,
ISSUED by the Commissioner OF the General
Land Office, for l2i2i,ouU square Vara- tn.
moderated balance 81 Wm Mcfesideas GER
,ihraie Ne. ISIS
This Is 10 p,se the usual r,tice thai If te
said duplicate j. not found within she time pre-.
scrt.d by law, viii app, Tor an additional
duplicate
l.. VI. DAGGE1"r
SLpib,,fllr Dee a. 1880 noa I3i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22

AF NogEi~ Il TAcNirr Is moved to John.
~ son. brick building, where their old Gus
toners, apd the expected host OF new ones,
may fad that accommodating -rirs, which has
heretofore characterized their house.
we would 'a'i the especial "iirntSa Of the
community, and those who :day visit Marshall
to buy me'''r;ues, to the fact that when the
"Yi-erincium Is "plaakei down. we will
deal ont our d'uqs and medicines MS low, or
lower, than can be purchased in Shreveport.
1 We have a'n,o,t every article IN our line.
Oar medicines are fresh Oar stock alfead,
large, and a heavy addition nov ON the way
direct from Philadelphia.
We Furthermore ak the favor Of you 20
call and examine Our prices heio'c opening
new accounts for tins year. and II We do nj
catch YOU it viii almost kilI yon 10 resis, the
temptation
We have lots Of pretty things coming
January /, 1881. n.oii
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" VI. DAN EXPORT,
JAMES MCDANIEL,

deceased
Jauuart ~, ISL - a.
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Proprietor.
Shreveport Feb. 9Th, 1850 3s-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
W. ". MALLORY.
Il n3l
MARSHALL. usOTEs,

MARSHALL, TEXAS.
- THIS large and commodiens establish
M: ucnt isnow open for the reception Of
AsA boarders aud travellers. The proprietor
will only say, that his whole attention viii be
directed to promote the comfort OF his visitors,
Attached TO the above establishment >, one
of the lareoal and best stables in the state.
Horses will be received and returned at the
Hotel
Call and give the new proprietor tf'ai'
VI. l.. HAMMOND, Proprietor.
February 10, 1881. 3iv
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The Drug store

Shelb,eillc, Dee. -. 1880
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22

IN compliment TO Dr. J. i. Henderson. a
fasmers.le. we take pleasure in recommending
to all those who are by any means afflicted wild
bodily pains, TO go at once and purchase bot
tie or two Of his most excellent Eureka Tome
For the las, three OF four weeks. we have bven
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February Is, 1851.
MiSHCt HtSICt'

MI Mo III NTV
INA Mas. NORRIS and pGor. SyMsrRs will
A4Ek reopen their Muse School on the loli'
~ Of February.
They are nov prepared for a larger number
Of pupils. expee,iny TO have three selected
Piano Fortcs. a Harp, and line supply OF Gut
lars. LARGE quantity Of sweet music on hand
Prices an heretofore.
" Room by the Baptist church
January rs. 1851, n3l I'm
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llrsRy y. LEE,
FAEurRyirrr. Nog. o. 1sa,

T M WIZ NITTIf TNVFs y TNF'.
This il to certify that after trying every hing
else un,uecessiully, TO cure proiraeted case
of elill- and fever aud general arrangement
of my lycr and spleen was completely cured
hy lbr l. r. lleuder.ou's Eureka Tome. and
take pleasure in recommending il as one of the
best remedies ever saw, IN the ireatmcn, of
that disease. +, :. AsNEw.
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certify that purchased 90 saw On from
=. Alexander last year That VIII p,ck four
b,p. Of cotton per day. weighing h'e hundred
pound. each, and do no believe the sample
san be escclled by any. II runs by horse
pouer My cotton sold at lS!c' per pound
Il, New Orleans.
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Last Certificate.

vI>lIIS il to give the notice required by law
j that the unconditional Certificate issued to
l.aac Brock by the Board Of Land Commas
Nopers for Shelby county, for six hundred and
forty ncrcs Of land, No. 1872, class No. 3, is
o., or m.laid. and unless information is had
Of the same. shall apply 10 the proper author.
lilies for duplicate Of sad certificate
WIN y, TNOMEN.
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