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

TO Purchasers Of Clothing. &C.
iifrea NrHyoe e. 90, u Vdcdssnc street,
One Price Store.

One Price N.orc.
NYrIlERE may BE- found the largest and best
w assortment II tlfliHg 81 every descrlp-
tion in Nefc Oflcaas. vt il. establishment
etery ar..elc Is offered at the lowest Price %
Villain Il can be- sold, and no reduction ran ia
sny instance le made Purchasers, ahelher
ihty age good or bad judge # the qns'iy of
Goods. may rest as.ars'l Of obtaining every ar
tielr ~ tHr very lowest pr,c, without iAc
trouble Of hca ng down or the fear &C hc'ol
chr.ud We have but orc price f1r Goadf,
ard that invariably Is thr lowest iu t'it e'.F.
our stock IT Cioinoc ari Fuu. Ding Goods
J.. now ,eg larle. comprising tcv fol, use
sentiment: 40 made a tHc latest ana Ues; Hian-
o,.i, lud Warranted in e,cy I'd f,cL
% q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22

iroa "arfhoase, Rear IF 8? and ~ Camp arset.
DA'EsTLEY d EEIN, Importers and Deal.
! ers IN hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Cop.
PER, and TN Plate, Nails, Cordage, Paiais,
and Obs, Ma and Grind STONES, Nos. 80 and
10 Camp styvst, NV Oyisass. s<9v
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22

H. KENDALL. 4 Co, Who,esaie Gro.
liz GERS, corner Of Grasier aud Tchoupi,oula.
.tss<ts. New Orleans nE7y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
EYANS. GRECO. 4 KEY.

We VIII furnish Iareing Rope, and pan-
taiion supplies to Planters shipping To the
above house,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22

II COBEA q :, Exchange Office. M
/ IL , New Leyce, between Common and
Canal streets, New Orleans. The highest mar.
ket prices paid for California Gold Also,
Baak bills, Gold or Silver coins of all descrip
tons, bought and sold, or exchanged, and
dra'i. drawn on all the principal city Banks in
the uH."n NEG 3m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22

,aduaihicr ieisis, f4fs NJ NfufPod
u LEWIS q co, Gsnsrai Grocers:
\ VIM, Li4aers, frora,oa', SHIP, Bof
aiai IaBlily Norts, No II Grasicr Il. corner
of Tchoupionla-, Nee Orleans.
- ELDER, BROTHERS, & co, Cam
-. missiH UerciqHis, NJ. go Magazine st.
(oppe-he Canal Bluk,) New Orleans.
'Esjsr 10 lohn A. TAaforro Tfeo'on. Tom;
WIN lodbc.ivr, Aash0i'e, Tenn; W T. Wat.
tns, Rutherford couutV Tcan; William T..
Mason, HOBS Spa0gs, Mss, Woods Cfrsiy
q Co., st. Louis, Mo; NJ Alien q CO., Pits
bureh IA. Htpy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22

TErv have now ln store - pairs oi W hevi-
with non aNlc- aud shafts Of Go ) inches, and
70 pairs Of 10 . inches. with wood aNles.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22

NiOSEIEN & HALL, Attorneys al Laic,
vi Marshall, Texas.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-02-11

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Ibob ibr einen Stubl unter.
Da Fam oer Sunofrou oer plGslibc
@eoonfe. Der Nremoe lei BON Gott oeIanot
ibr in oieler fhredlicben @erpirruno ,u
| belfen, 3u rotben, Iie bon Ser3weiauna
3u erl0Ien ifono (le bob oans o(lein felt
ibr &oter itbuloio aeporoen uno ibr Sc
ltebter nit Dem Sooe rama. SieIe &C..
oonfen init finolider Snniafeit Dem go,
ron ot6 Sinleituno ou6Iprsd)eno, beqonn
fe ibre 8eebte uno uer1cbpieq nbt6 oe.
gen oen fremoen Monn, Su Dem fie 70
munosrbores Sertrouen qewonnen. Ser
frons0fIbe 6srr b6rte ibr oufmereIam 5u
uno feline Mliene web1elte i'm Qusorucf
ocs 3orne6, oes Mitleios uno ber fei9en.
ocn Sbeilnabme, 70 wie ibre Gr,dblun9
fortIbritt. 2(ls he 9eenoet, 1aB ct eini.
&c Minuten noboenfeno, Damn bob ct
rpieoer ben &opf uno froate RAID: 2(ber
mas por's nit Dem boblen Saume, oenen
DER &ranfe 3ulebt err0bnte2 SerI1mei.
9e mir ncbt6, oenn iprabf ou pobr, 70
min ib Dir ratben nie Elm 8ater, ou ar:
mes, 9cmortertes &inb,-abe mas ioQte
oer boble Baum?
Sin tei6te5 &otb Der S6om f6rbte
oe6 M6o0en6 @an9en, Iie fblu9 Die 2(u:
gen nieoer uno onttportete Ieile: I6 T.!
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DE oQ' uniere6 Summers. Bdre oer at:
me 8ilm i'm 0orfe o'rIben 9eboren uno
bdtte 9oter uno Wutter, penn'6 aub
nur &otblafen 9eneien, oer Safer bate
uns pieueibt ldn9it 5ulammen9e9eben.
aber 70 nannten ie Jpn einen 8inolin9, elm
Sdnoentinb, oas ir9eno cine frsbe Oirne
ou69elset, oenn ie fanoen Jpn in elmer
boblen Side, uno Der pafor taufte Jpn
@ilbelm BON Dem boblen 8aume, neil
man ni6t muBte, ob ct Ibon in Den Gbri=
ifenbuno oufseuommen.
Sn Der tiefiten 8emdtbsbewe9une
Ipran9 oer Sremoe BON ieinem StuIe ems
por.
Wdo6sn nos Ipridlt ou ? rief ct NIT
fbwonfenoer Gimme. Sn einem bobIen
8oume fano man oas &ino ? SIN @aloe 2
Sor obt5ebn Sobren etlpo?
9o6 weiB ib ni6t, oenn ib mar ia
nob nibt ouf Der 8elt, ols es seIbab,
uno nur Die 9eute uno bic olte 6irtenfrau
Die ibn eeIauet uno ouf9esosen, baben
Mrs er5dbtt, entsesnete oos M6oben,
erftaunt uber Die 8erdnoeruno i'm aans
5en @elen oes Sremoen.
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belinneno Fam ct lan91amer 5uriid, uno
fabte oas Mdo6en unter oas 8inn uno
leete bic anoere Sano auf ibre Stirne.
8eb, mein &ino !-iaote ct, fibtli6 uno
nit @epalt feline 8efdble nieoerfdmpfeno
-Senoe nab oer 6irtenfrau, f1offe Die
lllte mir qleib sur Stelle, i1 9ebe Dem
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uno CLAUDE mir, es paltet no6 Elm @ott
iber Dir uno Dem brapen @ilm, Der ni6t
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-05-28

t&hE undsrsighed "m,pi,- - sptoiu'ed by
- the Cuun'y Court oi tsbarrus, 20 run.ract Tor
The building o. a For House Ia sad Couu,y - If
'eceise sailed pro o.as Tor contracts uniil The 20 h
dsy OF Ji'e next.
The "an building Ia b. so 'eei in length by IS
ieet IN depth, two stories high. siih wings attached
to each ED, o. % fret front by ~ ieet Ia teph one
stniy high,
Tho main building is divided by passage o. ten
feet IN width m each story with two rooms on each
side OF pss-age with por,ics in front 2 by 80 iee
two siorie. high
The wings are divided into FIVE rooms each, with
back porch l2 BY s. '.e,.
The bulldog TO he Of brick and to be covered with
shingles, the foundation to Ne OF rock we'll ranged
work. the window aud door stills To be Of hewn Store
Of proper siz;, The building 10 be plsstered with
sand 6ni,h. The u hole 10 be competed by The fret
day Of January, 1883
To Be paid in equal insisIments; the first pay.
msnt when the foundation is laid half when the
building is completed The balance in 10 months
thereafter.
Persons DESTROYS Of bidding can the plan and
pechcsiirns Of the building by calling on el,E.r of
the undersigned a, Concord.
Al. YORK.
WM. = HARRIS, Csmmissioners
JOS. MI>ENHANER
Concord, Cab1,rus CO. May 6 ISL. i2s
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Post Office Stamps.
TO POSTNASTERs.

VIE advertiser T stmaster al Pleasant Grove.
H. Allegheny county, Mary Ia, d. is the first per
son in the United States who conceived and under
took extensively 10 publish the idea of furnishing all
post offices in The country with cheap stamps All
stamps made by him are warranted equal or suDeri.
or to any o'her tina, can be procured for the same
price, and whenever any are sent out in any man
ner defective or unsatisfactory, duplicates will be
forwarded on notice, without extra charge All who
order set Of stamps, with full set OF Changes for
dates, at only So or thirty pieces shall be Kept in
stamps ad hbitum. Full sets with one change sl.
When STAN ,s are neatly made with turned haudles
and screw-same style as tie regular government
P. o. stamps-durabe, efficient and warranted -
Price one TO two dollars only, and spccia authority
to send by mail free.
Address, 4" Post Master, Pleasant Grove, Allegha
ny county, Mary land
DAny editor publishing the above with This noe)
three times. and sending copy OF the paper, sh III
receive credit for ten collars IN wood letter or len
dollar proof press-or if preferred. a wood engray
ing or an engraved newspaper head of the above va
Iue will be forwa rded.
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SfGfe Of Worth. Carolina,

tNIoN CouNTf.
ri Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. April
Term, 1851.
Flncher. sdm'r. Of Frederickl
Starnes, deed. Petition
law Of Fred. S,srnes. decd.
appearing. upon the Oalb Of l.. h. F,ncher
That The defendant William S,arnes, one Of tho
2 of Frederick Starnss, zen. decd. ~ not an in.
ant Of this State. but resides heyond tn. limits
he 'sme, NoricE is Iirsrsy Givrs, that a petit
fled in tho ofiice Of the lrk Of thi. Court 10
Pn leave al the nex, Court or Pleas and Q mrter
fons. TO be held fof this county. on the i,t Mon.
10 July nest, 10 sell the real estate Of Frederick
(n.', sen decd, in order to sutjrc, il as assets
Pc hands Of the sdministrsisr to pay the debts Of
|lh'estate, when and where the said VIM. S,arnes
'prear and plesd. sn,wer or demur. or judgment
confssso will be taken BY default - 10 him and
land sod.
'rness J NJ Stewart, Clerk Of our said Court,
thc, in Monroe. the LIST Monday of April A. D.
! and in the 18th year Of American indepen
f. J. N. STEWART. ccc.
''n'er's fee. 81. 1880
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New ORLEANS. March7 1874

i,l
1 At the request Of John +. Cowan, ESQ. Of York.
Wills, Tenn, have examined his pamphlet in refer.
ence to the qualities and efficacy OF his Vegetable
Ll,hontilpilc IN which find certificates from The
following persons, viz; DR., j T Bone, Dr. ny.
Bone Ut Parks, DR. Underwood. Jos Gar.
Sood Barnett Brand, Smith Parks. Felix Parker.
Z Ee' I'M, Claiborne, Ese, I 3 Gchris Crawford.
e. " H,nson. J A W Hess S. Williams, ESQ.
S " d Miller, f Holmes John Wright, Jas [
haloridge, Esq, Robt Holmes, F Agea, II L Ham.
iiton Minton, Thomas Cooper, Rev S Y Thomas
IN 4 Mixer, Dr., n Hess, John II Day. ESQ
M'iton Brown, c, Rev w Needhaul, Rev John
4 Greer MccorAle, Col Edwin Sharp, VIDA.
wilson LIT Jel'on' Esq Peter L!Dozier. | certify
that am personally acquainted with all the fnreoo
ing persons far the greatest number Of whom |
have SHOWN Tor more than l5years--srd that they
are without exception men of the highest RESPONSE.
oiiity and OF unimPeachable veracity. That have
known Mr. Cowan for many years, and from his
high character as man OF integrity the public NAV
De n'iyi' nted of the genuneness Of the signatures
10 all the certificates Contained IN the pamphlet
JOHN w. CROCKETT
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w. BAKERS
PLAIN, SWEET EAGLE. FRENCH AND
Vanilla Chocolates, Cocoa, Broma,
Cocoon Paste, Sticks, &c.


no MERCHANTS and CONSUMERS who
Il would purchase the best products OF co o.
tree from adultefation-more nutritious aud health
full than tea or cufee-and in quality unsur ssed
The subscriber recommends the above articles.
manufactured by himself and stamped with his
name and residence. His BROMA and COCOA
PASTE as Observation-Disclosures alutary drinks
Tor nvslids. convslescents, children, travellers aud
others. are pronounced BY the most EMINENT
physicians superior to any other preparations
Ills FRENCH and VANILLA CHOCOLATES
are warranted equal in decscy and flavor 10 the best
u Paris manufacture, and al one half their prices.
In consequence of the great adulteralion in almost
Ill The COCOA and CHOCOLATE preparations
IF red TO tine public. in order to cheaper them, the
subscriber hopes that his manufactures will be
thoroughly tested and if found unequal 10 hic re-
Communications, they may be returned 10 his agents
where purchased and their cost shall be re unded
They ore always on sale. in any quantity. BY the
pincipsl wholesale grocers in the Eastern cities:
,"d by his agents. +. Brigham & Co. Boston
James NJ. Bunce & Co.. Hartford; iussey n Muir. !
ray. New York; George Wait, Albany; F. Bosworth,
Troy. N. Y; Gram 4 Stone. Ph'Iadelphia Tho.
mas V. Bfundige. Baltimore; Howell & Shoemaker,
t'eor Eeiown, D. e.; Fowie L. Co, Alexandra, Va
V"so Brothers, New Orleans Kennel, Mckee l. Co,
Cincinnati, q; WIN. Bsgair, 4 Co. Pit sbure, Pa |
WALTER BAKER, Dorchester. Mass.
Msrch 10 1851. l94t
MILITARY EXECUTIONS for sale
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Institution for the Deaf and Dumb ant
"~

NlHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS OF the North
IL Carona Institution give notice, that DE.
psr,ment viii be opened for the instruction Of the
BLIND. at tho commencement, Of the next Session
on the 18Th Of July. 1t Is highly de.itabe tina,
ly notice should 10 given OF those who may wish t.
rn'er this depa tmeni in order that The necessary
arrangements may BIZ made
Applications Tor admission from DesCmutes or
Biind persons must be made TO William ID. Cooke
Principal o the Institution. who i'll furnish all ne.
cs.ssrv information
RD'siah. Ap'ii ~ 1851. t93
Dehp,ru BhnTs t,r sris hSrp
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CONAN's
Vegetable E4ishOn.rinfic,
D, cea5.r II, 1850.

safe aud certain remedy for Grausl or Stone in tie
ttadder, for arrangement of the Kidntps and
drtha'y Organs and all kindred diseases.
II WIS invaluable Medicine 10 the world vynnIi
Il be blessing, II The afflicted could only over
come Their Frlndlces enough to try it. Call at Dr.
J. r 1llmers Drug Store IN Charlotte, and see a
pamphlet containing Unprecedented evidence OF the
utility Of this invaluable vegetable preparation.
JOHN F. COWAN
Yorkyille, Tenn
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We Urde's'snd thai the Gn.na Jary at
G. l,.,d Ia" ~tek fonnt h,lt or ,n.sf..,,spt
,ga,nsi a man "amrd Ballard ior cusua
|,ing pamphlet similar To that Tor which
McBide was convicted q Forsy,he Court.
Ballard was imprisoned but admitted 10
bail IN M"nda, last. He 10 the same man.
We learn sgsinst whom an indictmen, was
sent to the grand jury At last term and found
poi q rus BILL Greens6ore' Patriot.
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Caution.

4 IL PERSONS re heuby caui,oned not l.,
"A trade for a PROMI>SORY NOTE made by
myself, paysb-'to Charles Overmsu or orc dor Tor the
sun OF Eleven Hundred snd Twenty. FIVE Dollars,
dated the ! lth day Of April last, AID payable sn
months after date. The Note having been made al
Augusta, Ga; ssid Overmsn residing in Charlotte,
~ c. am determined not 10 pay SAID Promissor,
Note, because the consider alton for wh,h It was
given has failed.
LUTHER ROLL.
May 81. 1851. ,26
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State OF Worth. Z HrOiissa,
MECkLENBURG COUNTY
'srf Of Pleas nnd Quarter S,ssisns, April
Tern 1851.
Gseu wslsee !
~. Attachment,

-, : Attachment,
=. Ph S. Hodge.
\ ed on Stock "f Goods consisting &C Calicoe..
(n"uc.. shoes. u nne's. Caps. Mu.lin.. iis,d.
p, tolhs. 4 c-.Sc. Also levied in the hands OF
|An AleI."der. William McG,nn's and r. u
zee. and them summoned a. G.rnishse.
N ,ppesi'ng to the satisfaction oil the Court. that
The def'ndsnt hath removed beyond The limit. of
State IT Is rHEaryoaE Os prarD, hat pukiics ion
|usde IN the charlotte Journal for six succe,sive
fn, that onless said defendant shall sppsar al
H,Ii Cour Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. 10 be
Tor said county. 81 the Cour House in Charlotte,
Pc %th Monday IN July next. aud then ard here
Pdo' reple,y. judgment By default will be render.
brsin.t him.
rtness, Br.ly Oates, CLERK Of our said Court, ct
Zee, Tho 9TH Monday in Arril A. d 1851.
B. OATES. ccc.
P'lnsr's fee, 50. 100
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Runaway

Enron the subscriber, iiv,ng 40 Concord, ". C.,
IL on the 1911 of Afr last. AZ indenicd appren.
lice to The Tanning Bosinsss, by the naWe OF VII.
LIAM WlLLlFORD, 20 years old, about 5 feet
high, light cou.plecled. All pers are forewarned
hat boring or employing said bay q Ihe law viii be
enforced against any one who may do 80.
J. l.. RUNDY.
May !, 1851. pa
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a NEW set OF BUGGY II RNkSS Tor Sale
IA Enquire At this Otice.
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Parents School

<-rfstv, a fONNEHCES lis next sossc, on
ksk-Z.rl1y u Monday, The 18Th Of January, 1851.
usss4EzaS remaining under the tuition Of Miss 5
Il. FRosT To is patrons we express our obligation
Tor The liberal encouragement has received This
school nay be expected continue for several
until tie object tor which it is made the education
OF oGr CHILDREN is completed Wallis high .tan.
uard OF education viii to maintained tie 7nre ute
iui and piacticul Otauehes Viii receive especial at
tcntioa.
Terms per session # Fire Months
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. Geocra.
piy, tnglIsh Grammar u. 5 History aud Conlpo
shIon So lhe higher English Branches alone, or
"lh the above ;6- he French Language land
lie >panlsh. lain Greek if desired 8 10
board &c, except candles, Sc per months dit,o
except washing, from Monday to Friday 50 so per
month ~
N" deduction a.!er entrance, except for inability
20 attend scheof rom sickness continuing month
with notice Of The fact.
~ b. Il Is so very jmPo ant to lave tie classes
and work tor tle session arranged al It's beripniuo
we again urge students TO enter il possible at that
Tine
5. 3. WATSON
u. NJ. LEE
DeceHt6.r II, 1850
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Legal Notice.

. +. DAVIDSON having returned 10 Char.
W lotie and located himself permanently.
sll resume the Practice Of the Law. His Office il
% the Court iioufe, next door to the Sheriff. Office
Charlotte. May %. 1851. 2j,f
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bySsSGC " SVOTtHse aroma.
MEcKLENBURG COUNTY
Court Of P!ess and Quarter Ses,,on., Ap,il
Term. 1851.
fsmgs W. Houston J
Joseph $. Hodges.
lsved on slS,ock Of Good, consulting Of C.licoes.
DOme.,ics, Shoes. Bonne,s. Caps. Muslin.. Hard.
k.re, Cloths, &c, &C. Al.o LEVIED in the hand. of
Cdwin Alexander, William McCinn,s and 7. B
) lodges and them summoned a. Gsrnishe~.
T sppesring to DISQUALIFICATION Of the Court. that
the defendant hath removed beyond the limit,
the Ststs. ir Is THEREFORE uaDEarD. that pubiica.
boo be made in the Charlotte Journal for sig sue.
(ssIve weeks, that unle.s SAID defendant shall 40
car At the nexl Court Of Plsss and Quarter Ses.,on,
be hele for tsid county Of Mscklsnburr At tho
touf House IN Charlotte, on the 9TH Monday in Ju.
b mI,. and then and there, plead OF. replevy, JUDY.
pen, by default will be rendered sgsin.i him.
Witness, oral! Oates. Clerk Of our said Court at
P@ce, the 4ih Monday in April A. D. 1851.
D. OATS. ccc.
Printers fee. 81. $50
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GOODS

being one OF the most extensive evor offered In
this Market-comprisng an assortment of
Plain and Figured Black, Fancy. cclored Figured
Foulsrd, Glaze. and Cbene SILKS;
BAREGES, GRENADINES, ALBARINES;
French and Scotch GlNGHAMS, &c, of the latest
and newest styles;
A very full stock OF new style BONNET RIBBONS
GLOVES OF every descrp tlon;
A large variety Of SHAWLS, adapted to the Spring
and Summer trade;
HOSlERY-Slk and Cottor-in great variety;
large stock of Silk, Mohair, Cotton and Thread
EDGlNGS and LACES.
Possessing facilities for purchasing on the mos,
favorable terms, confidently invites a comparison
with any Market in the United States.
He will have, in addition. full supply Of Ameri
can Manufactured Goods.
call from his friends, and dealers generally, is
respectfully solicited.
JAMES b. BELTS.
Charleston, s. C., Nopsmbsr, ls50 I3
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Blank Notes

xNOR sale at this Office, besides al, other Blanks
l. used bv Clerks and Constables
"arr0rtss Deeds for sole az tkis OScs,
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Direct Importation.
January /, 1851.

VENHE undersigned has commenced The Tnl.
porting and Wholesale DRY
GOODS BUSINESS at No. 1875 Meeting
street, where he will open, by about the fifteenth of
January next, large and very complete Stock of
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Dei,p.ru RnnHs ~ s"is aSre
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Having Purcha-'a ,he entire in'cres, OF r. II
Bra" IN The 'a'e arm ui Springs & Gr4a!,,
INTEND 20 cont nue. the
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Mercantile Business

SG001sa lCI- &l0L&l
as has ever been brought 10 his Town. ~, -
an immense amount ~ unsettled .Arss g. g. -,
up. intend hereafter 10 sci, tor Ci%H mud C5sI
ONLY and vii fl, Goods If h.frdl.s.... ,a .-.
a. 10 make II She 'n.,tc-I n' al agg,rs f. d.. ys..
the Cash aud thcn evil ard .6-f Ell. l!s g e..
now consists oil tvcis yIrc,y af
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E.zN'Cr GOODS.

1--WE Subscriber has now on hand lis usual {
u s0ftmenl of
The republic., 1851-06-13


taken in this city for several years. but their cost
has denied them anything like q general circua-
tion. Their value, however, is fully appreciated
by the whole profession, who, we have no doubt,
will hasten to avail themselves OF the opportunity
OF possessing themselves OF the republication of
Mcssrs. Little & Brown, which can be had al less
than one fifth the expense of the original works.
From the Boston Courier.
The enterprising publishers have here presented
to the legal profession, as we Judge, a long felt
desiderafum-a prompt, cheap, and comprehensive
series of reports of all the decisions of all the Eng
lish courts. The series commences with the cases
of the November term, 1850; and we observs in the
hrst number decisions pronounced in Westminster
Hall on the 30th January, 1851. This is unparal-
leled despatch in the history of legal reporting.
Westminster is here brought two years nearer to
US than our own court house. The style in which
the work is issued reflects great credit upon the
publishers, editors, and all connected with it,.
The page is large, fair, white, and readable The
table of cases and index seem to be prepared with
much care and diligence. The former strikes us as
executed on very useful plan, referring not only
to the and page of the volume, but containing
also short abstract of the subject Of each case.
The editors notes scattered through the volume,
referring to American decisions, and still more to
the value Of the work. The publication ia to bo
continued in monthly parts or numbers, making
ably low price of $40 per annum. We trust both
editors and publishers will receive ample remuner-
alton for the service they here doing the legal
profession.
Such publication, think. cannot fail to be
useful TO the profession and profitable to the pub
lshers. - Philadelphia Legal InteiIigencr.
Mayg
The republic., 1851-06-13
FUME BATHS.

TNO all who arc afflicted with Rheumatic com
Il Il plants we would say, go and try DR.. EMER-
SONS SULPHUR FuMr barns, at Copp,s Pavilion
on louisiana avenue, near Sixth street. The pc.
culiarties OF it are such that II cures cfcctunlly
this complaint. Also all other diseases of Chronic
nature such asScrofula, Gout, diseases OF the
joints, &c.
Galvanic and Electro Magnetic Electricity.
DR.. Emerson still continues to apply these i'm
portant remedial agents to such diseases nd sucb
cases a. indicate their usefulness.
Aug. 22-2awu
The republic., 1851-06-13

Of townships above enumerated, is required to es-
ablsh the same To the satisfaction of the Register
and Receiver of the proper Land Office, and max
the commencement Of the public sale of the lands
embracing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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