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ions dine isilsd ihknv r.cri. ;.. ,' .h 70.
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JUST ARRlvX4 AND tO& SALE
..ATJ j. CA1IAG;HEKS, q
A IL ~ nielseshe dssa history etsss my
IA arrcunt eG tp.rit:
Ssp~*ss sdrffk ssis. mslss.sA; fsSlsn
syrup; hssa 'HsvaHA yoiyss: psias sitkJs bs'm
sagarLi esessies ps1vsviss1 ssgqes; pswS4spd
Do; 1Pstrn tosf d.; 'EaghsA day, psne-lE vIe,
a4d sNcstffh .cNceses superior G6aAsd, delvy,
and wfa!stn bntter; sssar cured Mus; DID
veaiaoh hams; fresh leaf lard; Ill dsmm3ptioas
Of tee, viz: llyson, lissssia', rosehoit nssh,
aaA. !0sapowAs EAtsa assisls u lSS{Ssie
family soses sr:vn "a E: ~ s:aal::; a kas
4 I'm. ..e.,td & tsssl.s s.vo...a
r'st'ss, such ~, eEe~, CHOW, walast, csiena,
A|.o "r;sta III sisa. s..e,..... Of p,+.
sesve~-giu6Y, eitsor, and ms in drr-s; mis-
i"s, Engiisp krsfss, tarrs.''s, cranhrr.'es; cur.
rant a2d a'ravherry j-l'Is"; peaches Pssss rived
,Ab.ieo,.. ptaf., and srssne. ps.s.rsa IN sA.ir
fcb.ssn In rsns; also t,rt.sd ffssh M.
No. J. Aarkerrl in kits and harrela:
Alss Calmon in Ne; dried herring. superior
CaAe-hsgs lot;
kNt iVp)ky eigass, common do, Gaia sizes
faie tSA icid sssaratus; pearl s,asrh hog.
AN kw6 X esyoitius-r-pp-r ..se.;
Fine astiele chewiag totaeeo;
Winter strainsA s~d IasA III; cider viftkar;
1fckta fiks fs:, hxrksta;
HIM New taeS*ness;
Hpices, nuinsegA kfMkef, ahd eiasamon;
Castsel and fsneY sssfsl
4eogrh ard A6palA sd
werre.srhis - z thasy osAss afsl
ssAyss ss4si T. es1iss.
NV n leliy ssllsiss aAats
49, ulss y pat
~ nin'b.c sisrtHts 49, -
ling. wi
n20 VII J. ). GAf @
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Died mar Ciasksviils, Tennessee. on The it,h dsv
o: Apr last. Of Pneumona our worthy Rr,ahes JANE.
g ta~ky. ~ ,he s3,h year Of hin age lie had lef,
Ms hNsnc In Na~hA hut eew saontks SINCE wi,h Nh
family. OF sift y i,e fterds in tfAs Stas. ~ M
born In ise Sssts Of veront and coun,y Of Shethon
Dur excellent Brother. Iiawley has fof many years
HEN az active and xesoas neahss of Oh, ancient In.
ssitnitcn From hin immigration into this State BE- has
h-cn an r6"ensl ard highly respected member Of our
i<s'ee. IL has eh NJ an ssamJle Of IN uwieh, and
honest nan, good citizen, and faithful Masot
Res1svd, That in The death Of our worthy Rro.hs,.
James q. lvawley, Ne deeply syrnJath,se feeling thae
IN his SURVIVORS irum the abor Of time to thu ress Of
immoFtaiity. orr fraternity has lost one Of IL most
worthy anal Flove members.
Rrsc'red, That Nc rymr~ihse witt, his hrreaved
wasio~ ahi family In tins melancholy and affective
distrnsa,ior.
Rssclr~d TNai the furniture Of ih. tsl' Se shrotArd
in mourning. and that the members Of this Lodge wear
mourning Thirty days.
Resoi,ed That The foregoing Obituary notice and
rrsc'a,'oGs - .r'ea upon The minutes by the .ccrein
ry That he forward copy tn the family OF our de
ceased llsoNef; AMI also 10 the Free Mason. Month
" Marssin. fof lssldca,foh and request the Editor.
in Marshall to pnHt-h the fane.
VIRGIL " III Rose
JAMES A corr
King THETFORn
M...n.,l LoDsr, rs. -. sss.A.n Tsses. My
18Th 1881,
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Dry deeds, Groceries Al Hafdw1
SHREVEPORT S1ORE.

TIME undersigned are constantly receiving,
i At their establishment IN Shreveport, fresh
from the northern cities, and from Ned Orleans,
the most superior articles II Dry Goods,
Closhiag and Hardware, ~ well ~ = choice
assonassnt Of Groceries. Their, saoss viii
always be ioa,d full ard their stocks entire. 20
that purchasers nay meet with ready accotn-
mcdstion in the above lincs
They would recommend those coming to
Shreveport, to purchase goods, To give them q
call before purchasing elsewhere, satisfied that
they will give satisfaction ~ to quality and
prices. r. & n. JAtphS.
Or We will pay cash, or trade Tor Cotton
and rcltrie.. 23-Sw
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A rats desert = siaking ship, 80 do the
shiefs asd lssdsss, ~ dsmagogaes :nd
|aspiFaass Of boss political par''e:-sas wing
|snd de.noeFatie-as sbe North, ab."don
.sis old party organization. and Lssh into
y safs and secure rssrsas q tns ~ power.
~ fortress Of Frssscsitsn We haze -.
isrsd to several 'ssessese q ae.ssssrsss
n Tho wing RANKS ~ eesse o. ssss ea'ss
l.en, Who :" u:a:s pass - = -. =
=. from ~ aoess'o ~. sos "a. ~ w. !.
Z. Wi.tAssp haasasss . ~ cs. s.N
II v - y $3.50
eat ws seesh g. ~ ~ ..!g Z ~. ,I ~
smagogses ars - h. = W :
esaind n ~ 9ssssel q D.
- Fressoil ssi1 49,
~ from . sne4 l I.
a.war, saess -
ev'ng Co.nprcsnvss =. "a s.!. n =. s
smsrsss Of Robert .saaas !.S
pes. IL one q ~ .'dss : .s.
Examples. ka"sosi - ss .s.Is.'3 A. Nj pa!
me the sb'sse, mces a3esvs 'sll ND
eessvsssnS Of ~ Ieadses q ~
massachusetts,. tie has always 49,
I'd kept b.: parry alsot NO" any ses wi
20 wlss INC ao q n 49, .ss....
1snso NOR o. 'ss's 49,. ".s. ~ .s.s
.ae 49, s..O" !" s.s..s.S -
X oo". = ~ Sx H.
~ s"o IN. -, ~. ss.s.."sS ~, 80.
% w'!e sess.y: -. sU =" '' S',.s sS~
vssy ~ ~ rs~ss"y: I. -, ~
..!s " 4. a.. :; ..'.ssS Sr,.s1 ~ s..,s.s.
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Moro Extraordinary Cares Effected BY
A. N. VEAL, N. D.. shkeycpSkt. La.

NHktvEroRr, L., July =. 1900.
This is 10 certify that nv wife hiss hrsn A.
sictsd With the d,sr~rsia fos . great many
years rrca, rars n which time her disease
WIS go violent sl,e became rmsciated 10 such
degree tina, she rescmblcd a living skeleton, II
such could bc possible. She took yearly oil
the medicines reecmmende1 in her disease,
III there wes no se'se in il. | w7s then sd-
viscd T., u friend 10 put her under the tr~airscnt
Of ~. 4. N. Veal, who soon rrst,r~a h~r TO
perfect tea'ih. As thc Dhctcr sstn Relieve
there Ia uorehirg lNeul'as 10 himsrIf in
his mode Of practice, for al the rate my
vii. improved under hi. treatment. was enough
10 astound tho most sesr'scsl, and ncw ssy
" thu ats,rtrd that he,ieva in many instances
that prejudice stands NOR in the vss OF their
recovery than the inct'rntiiiiy Of their dsesscs.
Much IL N, experience 81 ~. YEATS treatment,
anil such tho result. Ne..he, he nor his scr-s-
Dies reed amy eneominm from m~ tie sAi'l Of
ths one apA the efficacy ~ Tie other arc too
we'll trowp frs that; hut fellc~-fseiing for
~ anAerAk jnap~cd ip~ IN take w The PEN,
and 10 them Is dedsesird the imperfect com
mun~atioh or WM. Wsp
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IN the bsh day Of Apsii. isss-, lsstM n ~
Y mintslsstion were esanted v ~ uie@
Cd, by NE cosniy cent q Hassisee at}}
pertaining " estateA o. w eslats ~ - ~
drews, d<ceascd. This h, tAsssfsss, = ~ ~
nctire r~qsisvA ~ law, - n rsrse 1sls4
claim, ss,Isel saE ss@ais, VA 111 Il
rfsssft them duly. aashsn ~ Il
ihoee ina~hssA - W. sams ~
pyneats V -.
Arsil ~, 1871. u
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7 ETTERN VI Assniniaaunaiea 81 ~ 4AAe
] j II William i3iIl, Aeetsssd, ~svs ~ ~ 10
the nndsrAgn-d, by the coastj cSsr II l3asrs.
son County Texas, on the sceohd ~ sfArsi
~. !. i',.svfsi. II sise notice 10 II nv,
hasing claiina stainss ssid ssaAse, e
them within the lime pfesc.ibeA, ~ h%S61
authenticated and thoye indebted u tSa11J
will Please make inu~diaas paytea4 ~
CATliAklNE HILL, Nh
Ami, ~, 1881. - Il,
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Oyvicr os rns tsrscrSv. May u, ISL
COTTON --'iIw Cotton marx Wa l.oi active on
Saturday. ,ho's,h some $3.50 'slss changed hsnds II
rviccs still mor IN favor % purchasers. We have
again reduced our figures, and quote :. follows;
inlrrio,, ss7 Mndiirg Fair. ino tcs
pri,nrrv, ----1 az! Fair. ma II
Middng, =! a.! Good Fair. ~
,;osd Midal'"s 81 . ~ Good and Pine. -----
f,cps--.s,. tcns n, ~ ~. extra Ohio o. 10 3 %
Posk N.-ss rrude NJ sic
Cosvsr.--ltio VI a 9tr.
SucAs.-elc.
MoL.s.r' --rsi,ac and choice. 81 a a,c
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ANMdntstfNdS~b
7 Ef-TEkH Of sdmiuistntiol - VII
IL srrctcd, wsre evsntsd On IN bl11e u Az
exander A. McKinxie. dsessscd, n tDsSss.
signed, ny thu county rcust pcrtali9Ag Il ~
estates Of d~reassd eefscpA leA Il r. ~
l''s,ison Co.s.y, 1...s on u. Il
ined 10 prcarnt thxm within NJ tIue bsSG lhtd
6y ssw. duly authenticated; and those a1ast4
bio The same will Pleas. make ia,sV1 ~ ]
menttc ..Ar.. ~
Assij a. 1871, 0~ NJ,
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Il ADVsAfisSNE1YN,

A4hiil stta1Se1 Ns1sc~
IEHo d administrators On ths sieAts
vllsssM ka,cn, dsssaSed, wers granted
e es1sss,s.sa, ~ ne county eesrs Of
esnty. rsas, on ths sSsh day Of
y, 1851. This 10, thsrefors to give
- - pertghs having eisima against saiA
go yesdS lhen within the time pro
sence ~, duly sssAsnsiea,ed; and thoss
'ndebse - aatns, will fasass make imme-
VIII u ". woRNELL, Adm.
May ~, v9sxb a.
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Loaf ar !MislMlA,

v1>I!E unconditional certificate Of Andrew
/ Graham, for Go acres Of land class I. No.
., dated April 9TH, lstl, issued By the board 81
Land COR uissicness Of Shelby County. Also
the conditional certificate Of James Graham, for
ago acres Of land, class ;, No. ae4, Gated Sep.
ts.ubcs
commissioners Of Shelby eohnts. II net heard
from
shall apply for duplicates for the same
JAMES GRAHAM.
shslbyville. Nay II, 1881. mai ih
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n xff3s<'8 80. ~ = 7 r s = Il,
= = - Z. ~ -
4 AAve ema,vn a
- 's~Os
SNE Mr. nj ~ o,y,r,.s "a -.
XApx sEII A'D "a"
49,. 49,
TIE Grsn(en Diacscr,S cf IL A..
hklT r. NENbNnnnM c..... ~,
~ srI Ne,enakron Jsii,,. = 80. ..,s.,r ~
rers.ahcnt antLio,e scsi,,, n To-. - ~
poisc nous effects a Hi,aJN. -. Sts..,;.s
sbeedv and oermsnenH rnr.. ~ s
CHlZlS avn rrvrp
/, -. 80
n ~. :" " a'"sFens vsFesses'o! fevsrs; TORPID
nvss, snsa'esmsns q ~ spleen, dysPepsia
arcRey, Jaand,ee, 40 ~ hiads o. constitutional
xSXH ~ s'ss.n "1s"."t 81 w systen' ar
~. TO-. ss,..h w. ~. ,u'so.U'e eec'.
x,"s. 6t ~. +. iii nts 'es ~
~ s.isJ.en. 49, - ~ nsve
rS,s.c;sSs i .hy ss.s 1 ~ ' ~. 81 ~ css!
rrs2- rS* ~" N's'"' s''s W '"""s"es 81
S'. ~ ~ ~sS:.. $50 a,
-. no..,.sS ""s. ~. ""U''y vseao'e' r"o
s.:.' - :.~ x. any s.M.sssst. ID, M
rS w 'e"V"'s.'
~. " NV "'''S iS'''" y" MY '0'" ~ a'so''
4 + -.,...., H.. 49,.
1919 ~ .,sas-a." SI ~r.H !" sIs1 ~
Ii6-. ~ .rss.I;.. .~~s~.s.. ~ 80 $3.50. ~
n h Sse..,,., ~ C.s2sssss TI..h~..sL FL a.
NM S1i Toaic pdnrirl.. d.. .cccs,s;,xSsN.
inc 4 eSua.1nn n &. ,r.s,rScus n H..
diseasee. E5Sr Se.sha n, n. fn,. a.. d;.,s~...
Of these medIef5
All vho nav. \. inl.sasX. ~. 49,. ,s.-sl.
L.-.e -. = Jk-s-i s W.. r''<Ds
say that il Ia neither toJol6 - lasata9 Ia IL
effects. -
0uin;Se. IN u,sas t.,,sra.a rr
ci.cmen. and ea.tisless md ssp6siic oII(SrS
anes., is inadnisaabls. Bu. the Eureka Medi.
cine can Be- used under .ay Circumstance. or
y, d;.cho,.,;s i. $500 IN -. ' S",s.s S'st
frcta Thr tonic mildly scts on ihe how.l.
carryiae of The wuco billions mst,sr collected
thsts; collecting tho astion Of the live. and
nstn,ss ,rm.S;e. rsiiiSv ;n,o .c,on sn.,Sra ~
natural laws thereby icmcsis,g the cause. and
effects Of disease through Ne natural channels
Of the body.
All tia, !. asked f., .A.,s wo.de,t" o.d'.
virtues. Th.,r fame /. bull. NO.
o. their own eass..y ma a comparison win
ali other rsmedis. !. challenged. Physician. are
10 Use INC Eureka Tonic and Nepsn.
the.n pulls, as ta.y would any other TONG. With
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Gse.aen Co., Fla, Jan. is. ia3l.
This I. 10 certify that my son William has
has bccn cured Of The eratnr cole by Dr. 4. w.
Veal, AFTER having been afflicted with the com.
plain. al d,hrreni times fer tive years.
q; W. KE~r.
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Marshall, TEXAS.
- THIS larHe srd .o-mcdis.s establish
t,ent isnow crsn FER the reception Of
boaedeea and lsav~levs. The proprietor
q 4 eely sey, .hat his whole attention viii IL
2pste1 70 reessote IN comfort If his sisitcr~
1aaneAs1 " ihs above establishment Is "ns
e. ~ laseess and hest stAhles in The stat
Hcs wM h received and tctufnsd Al the
Cl1Ad esvs IN nov proprietor t.a'.
N. L. HAN 9OND, Proprietor.
Pehmasv Is. 1867. Ay
EEANfAftF U2vtEL.
- M istersigsso. r'eP''~se.' respect
M ieost1ws ~ ftissas aad w psb-
y seasfpIlt. tina h hes taken charps
q ~ raSsu' Hotel. aisns4sd u The sssss r.
slsaaas - = towa ~ - sess: ns
~ sd ssssy aysagsasal naeeasy for Ne
seesasR1ho23ee n t6sas ~ ~ Plsase 10
Asa NJ VIII sall, ~ PaeA1ss h'~ssf 70
hssiah a6ssGs9,sdestgas Rss ls1efisf " ~, II
~. ". MALLORY.
Ysewaly Is 1851. -
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Ttis important body Asssmh1e3 On the
- inst In Charleston. M Attendance b..
4. very large. Gen. :. Bushaasa was
..sk.d 70 ths chair ,pro TEN. and WIN. C..
s.-,hell Of The 0rssuvillo Morstaiuesr
-. snooiussd Secretary. Thew were for.
y associations rrptsssnssd BY 4Sl dslegasss
: attendance.
S.,ore rssoIstiess IL 6vor Of sScession
Immediately and unfsasSssd by I'D from
49,, states, wsrs offered by vsroua dele.
sstss from shs different associations, ali
$,ssthing The wausest feeling Of dissstis.
1e,jon towards the contingency q longer
e1her;se 10 q Union, whose sacrsd princi.
- ,bsy edntsnd have besn outraged and
selssed BY The NORTH, beyond further for.
suses. A letter from The venerable
Iaaedon C.,svss, Who b . member OF the
easysntior, bot whose illness prevented his
snpndsncc, WAa read, In which he sxprvss.
q NJ yisws with great vlgor. He h op.
I'D to separate Stats action.
i ~. Gregg. from the Select Committee
Twenty. one. reported the following;
Received, That IL ~ opinion OF this
nss.ing the SeAtS Of South Carolina can.
~ submit 10 the wrongs and aggressions
vaieh have been permitted ~ No Federal
sscevsram-nt and the Northern Stats, with.
n dshonor and ruin and that il Il nee.
s,ssy to relieve hsrself thsrsffcn,. whsthef
sitA or without tho cooperation Of other
)csthern States.
Resolred, That trnrers OF action win
ssse or more Of our slater States Of the
0sssh. whether through The proposed South.
I'm Congress, or in any other hammer, Is
E,n object worth many sacrifices, but not
u sscrificc involved IN subnlission.
Resoired, That we hold the right of Sc
eepsicn to be essential to the sovereignty
I'd freedom Of the States of this Confsd.
|saey; and that the denial OF that right
vosd furnish to ar injured State the strong.
',a additional carse FOR rs exercise
Rssdrcd, That this meeting looks wi.h
|eoa6dence and hope 10 the Convention Of
~ people. 10 exert tho sovereign power Of
T. State IN deleaee Of ia nghts, at the
.arlies. practicable period and in the mos.
.Ase,usl manner; and to the Legislature,
10 adopt tho speedy And eiiectuai measures
bvards the same ertl.
These resolutions were followed ny an
adisess written with clcxrncss and ability,
tseising the evils Of submission and tho ne.
.ss.i,y Of secession, ~ The lasi hes, ve'nedy
70. their present position, but concluding
nth the avowsl Of hope that something
nay vet occrr, which vii! render ssnar~,e
State action unnecessary. II concludes a.
ttlIcws:
"1he sell. abasentsnl Of submission. ap.
pAars to us unworthy Of men sti'l pretend.
mr. to be- free. The gloomy prospects Of
Inevitable ruin, to follow snhmisslon, appcsr
10 us more formidable il,nn any dangers to
N encountered in contcnding alone, against
sha,ever odds. for our rights. We have
'one to the deliberate conclusion, that il il
y our fate 10 b. lets alone In the struggle,
lone W. must v,ndlca.s our l.tcrly by SC
.essiOu."
The address and resolutions were adop-
I'd, says he N. q. Delta Caeido Gazette.
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Dsratxr Go, ia, Dec. ~, 1870.
This may certify that have l,eeR dangerous
" afflicted with the gravel ~. = number Of
years and have tried al the uaual remedies r.
commended in such rss~s without giving me
any relief then applied ~ DR.. A. N, Veal,
who eticcite'l5 cured me.
SAsth Slant.
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fG3stFH Ca, T To- 4'tt- 10, Fb]5.
Tks may certify that have been subject TO
Vie sick headache fof fifteen Y.a's, greater
rari Of which time wss ppt able 10 n'tssd Ia
nv usual business. iiaAlns taken 80 mech
MEDICINE wiihca, sry benefit. had aIn.cst dis
peir~d 81 relief Tficigh, ~ the last reAort,
applied 10 III. 4. a. Veal who. In few weehs,
cAcctuai'y cured INC. AMo~ NxwIcs.
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nNE of cur firm Nv. +. HID having deter.
~ mined To remove To Tyler, for the purpose
Of prscticng in the Supreme Court Of the
State, and in the United S:eses District Court,
our law partnership is, this aay, dissolved by
mutual consent. Our united attention viii lie
given ID all the Business 81 the irr, of Hill h
Frazer, and, also, Of the late firm Of iiill, Fra.
GER & Shed, until the same is finally settled.
Letters on the bnsinss Of either Of said firms, viii
be addressed rs heretofore.
e. A. Frazer will continue to reside in Mar
shall, and TO practice in the Courts Of the sixth
Judicial District and will occupy the Office here
!otore Occupied BY the firm :.
". r. hill.
C. A. FRAZER
Marshall. Way ON, 1851.
P. 81 offer my homestead Tor sale. Possess
SION given the first day Of January next. Dur
ing my absence from home, at tho different
Courts, c. A. Frazer Esq, Is my agent u sef',
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JOGW O X K.

Cards of oil kinds, Show Bills, Hen
!iorss Bills, Bill Heads, Notes u Han
Receipts. Funeral Tickets, Election TICK.
eta, Circulars, Blanks of Every description.
Orders from H.ance will receive NOM n
attention.
they keep en- hand Blanks for District
Clerks and Justices Of the Peace.
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nEN ny LRSONs.

No. II Camp Street, Ner Orleans,
Soie Agent for the sals Of tho celebrated
~ Piano Fortes manufactured by J. Chjrker.
ing, Boston, and Nunns L CLARK, New Yosh.
II 10 nov conceded that the above names stand
first on the list Of American or foreign mann.
fsctures, and their Pianos arc offered with con-
hdence.
- A. oil times, on sale, . Genetal assortment Of
the above named superior ihstrnnshts, ettbra-
cling the mnch esteemed Asoiian Astashmcns,
with Ives Tunable Reeds.
NOTICE.
The subacrbeys announce 10 me citizens Of
New Orleans, that Mr.. HExRy Parsons, No. %
Camp strret, 10 agent Sst Tho sale Of their
Pr y FoRrxs, with and without Coleman's
Kosian Attachment, and Ives TuxASLg REzps,
and the only person Authorized 70 uas their
names N such agent. In every instance Pianos
taken from this store are guaranteed by tho
NUNNS A. CLARK.
as7 Droal.eay Ne,o York.
CHICKERING'S PIANO FORTES.
The public will please take notice that Mr..
HENRY Parsons, IS Camp street, ia my only
agent for the sale OF my Piano Fortes In Lou.
isiana, and that instruments taken At this depot
may be considered fully GUARANTEED from the
het6iy
Orders may he left for any kind OF instru.
mnnts, ind no advance required until tta article
IA received and approved.
=. CHlCkERING.
3i4 Washington street, Boston
". also has on hand large supply Of select
music Of the latest style.
May ", 1851. v3ni7y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-24

This is 10 certify that my negro wousa Ann
has s<en subject 10 epilepsy, OF eonsalsive hts,
for kflcsn years. Some times The stsArks 81
her disease were severe shr weid ss3dsssy
fall down and become eonvslse1 ~ face
ftightf.ily distorted, her hsvatlaes EafE3so -
lah--icu.. her tongue r<stfdYkd. ~ ! et1ea
quantity Of ssIivA collected about ~ 1satA.
Daring the fifteen years q hsr alDisates, -
h~r treated BY sescsa sic''isni mineral Doetasa,
and ti'ry al failed . So ',eF any fthst
physician. had hr~a fairly sssard in ~ $500
assnt ~ her cass wishost giving ths
ssauh, tsAt il would = nsessas 10 - aa3t
nssr Ut her; hnt n hsd hrard gttsa dkaI
abort r.. v~ars suseess in csflAg suAa ~
sases, I Ansisy determined 10 " M saal sn1
.Ae sfIssey 81 r~nsdi~. in h>s Sase. Shs /
NV ~ good houaA sffsifr u ews. Alsa
~ Negro boy Gsstet IA be<n suss1 ii tiDsu.
saiiAM u ksme slAsdsne " The Dustss,
yoSArmAx FALusa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-24

~. r. Doo1o1o,s Dooeoe.
CaetAafs, Psnals Cbsnfy. 7t4ss.
- TIE Proprietor Of I'm sssahhsh ns.s
y pgspascd to acceMa06st1 ~ pdbes
NJ ~ besa We ees~ssy sA6s1A
- 4 lono. ~ "
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-13
II ICH.


A friend Of ours just from Iowa City
tells good one, on all Iowa Solon Of the
General Assembly.
1t seems that the wise-acres of our
Legislature, not only wish to keep clear
Of constitutional objections, but are also
very careful of coming in conflict with the
common law"
A learned legal gentleman ofthe House
1--WE don't know whether il is the one
made "learned in law" by act of Congress
or not } called on the Librarian the other
day for copy of the "Common Law
the boy in charge Of the library at the
time "a smart intelligent lad IL or IA
years old) comprehending at a glance
that his customer was "green un," in
formed him that the only copy Of the
kind was out, but that he would find one
by calling on Gill Folsom.
Away went the "Common Law" At
torney found Gill, and demandeda a copy of
the Common Law" What do you mean
says Gill? "Why l assure you Mr. Fol-
som will return it this evening" replied
the borrower.
"You are a lawyer I believer" says
Gill eyes Sir" "Well you may be,
and at the same time a Id fool my
advice to you is, to look up some work on
"common sense" and take it in small doses,
being careful to keep your constituents ig-
Moran, of the TACT, that you lack so impor-
tant qualification. - 7ipton Times.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-13

Cunrous CHARGE OF JuDGE.-An
article in Black w ood's Magazine, on Mod
ern State trials, contains the following an
ecIote. Mr. Fletcher, a Judge in Ireland
in the year 1912, thus addressed an Irish
jury in trial for murder, occasioned in a
duel-"Gentlemen, it is my business to lay
down The law to you, and shall do so.-
Where two people 60 ou, to fight duel
and one of them falls, the law says it is
murder. And tell you by law it is mur-
der; but at the same time, fairer duel /
nerer heard of in the whote course Of my
ie!" The prisoners were, Of course,
Immediately acquitted.