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Notice,

rfsIiE subscriber having purchased the Goods
= Of La,vs & Palmer, will continue the Mer-
camille Business al the old stand. He returns
his thanks to his customers for past fivors, and
hopes that hy strict attention to his business be
will continue to receive their custom.
J. NJ. PALMER.
October q. So
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A e = L ID.

"A I'D.
rsTIIE Subscribers having associated themselves
= a. Merchant Tail0Is. under the firm Of
CARMICHAEL q cox,
on churtan Street below the Post Office. are now
receiving superior assortment Of materials for
fien,lemen's clothing, among which are the fol
lowing:
Superior Black French Broadcloth.
g Brown /"
/" Blue
8 Olive g
/" Green !"
Black Doe skin Cassiineres.
Plain ditto
Fancy, English and French, ditto.
Fancy SILK aud Woollen yestings.
Silk Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Stocks,
Shirts, Drawers and Gloves.
Also, an assortment Of
DEADYsNrA,Dl .nLCTl-NEs
an 81 which have been purchased al The North
with Cash, and win be sold ehecP.
They have taken advantage Of the visit 10 the
North to observe the Fashions, and are prepared
10 make up in the most fashionable style and in
the best manner. any Of the above Goods. Per-
sons furnishing their own Cloth may be assured
thai their work work will be done in equally good
style.
The undersigned have both hecn lsns known
m this community, and they hope have in some
degree obtained the confidence Of The public FOR
faithfulness in their work. Their terms will be
reasonable.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL,
JOHN A. cox.
October I. 52-ii
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Land for Sale.
TOKnsenfs Sarsaparilla.

lust received and for sale 81 this ofsce. =
81 flesh supply Of TOwnsend's ssrsspsIills, IN
quart hotties.
Also quantity Of ToEnsend's Almanac.
which will be distributed srsiultcutly TO ell n.
Plicanis.
April 3. Sc
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Consumption Cured,
Daily, by Or. Hastings Compound
SYRUP OF NAPRTHA..


VEHE Medical Faculty. rs well as The public
are struck with wonder at the nulreron.
cures made daily BY this extraordinary medit;ne
and il Is now acknowledged iy many Of our nos
eminent physicians 10 be a certain ard sEsedy
cure for iuhcrcular consumption, in lis wont
stages. ID has heen recommended BY that en-.
neni physician. Dr.. Mott, and is Consistently rad
in the Marine Hospital at Savannah. Ca, Dr
Arnold. the senior physicisn Of the Lcsliisl
The London hancet, London Medical ioulnsl
Pnihwaiie's Retrospect. and all ether Of de
London Medical journals, have spoken in praise
many times OF the surprising effects Of
DIR. HASTINGS PREPARATION.
Il has beer thoroughly tried, not only in lie
Hospital under the charge Of Or. Hastings. IN
London. but also by ell the first Physicians II
England. and MI have fully endoIscd il ss an n.
riyallcd remedy in Consumption, snd all other
diseases Of the lcngs. The following ore fsw
Of the opinions expressed by tie Medical Faeuliy
Of England. Williamson, Of Manchester, thus
writes:
"UNDER ITS INFLUENCE
have seen the em3ciated being, on whose
brow death had seemed TO have set his seal. ace
quirc IMMIGRATION and sirengh-and exchange
his early mornings Of intense suffering ard dis.
trcssing cough for The sound repose which aone
accompanies sound hralih."
DIR. WARE. OF LIVERPOOL,
Says -. regard Hastings Syrup or Nspiha as
one Of the first medical discoveries Of any age,
and consider lis agency in curing consumption as
established beyond all doubt OF question"
A single hottie will prove is,fi.cacy. Allti,
proprietor askss the trial Of one hottie, the accn
Of which will prove TO The patient the yiriu, Of
this medicine.
Coughs, colds, bronchitis, decline, asthma,
night sweais, and splitting Of blood, are cured in
a surprisingly short space Of time; the se,ercst
colds having yielded TO the treatment ofihe NAH.
tina Syrup in the short space Of iory-tight hour.
To enumeiste all the cures performed by this
medicine would occupy volume. the accomPa-
nying having been selected by the American
agent from mass Of certificates which have len
received By him.
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EMrGETIET REMEDY.
IL. Mitchell'S Eye SalVe,


VI He great advantages possessed by this arti-
n Gle over every other, are--its cEBTAiNTr,
SAFETY, eoNyESikNcE and ECONOMY. All ply
scians admit that great dangeris TO he apprchend-
cd from dragging The eye wien in an infamed and
unhealthy state. In the Use Of this sal,e this OIL
lection is entirely removed, as no harm can pcs
Silly result from its use il being in oil cases az
piled TO the EXTERNAL portions Of the eye, there
by avoiding oil the Inconvenience. pain ard dan.
ger, which necessarily attend the introduction OF
any pungent article INTO he eye. Its activity
in subduing Inflammation is so great that butt
cases require Tie use Of more than ore bottle 10
effect perfect cure. One physician remarked 10
us, after having witnessed its effects in several
instances, thatit was "PERfrcT PRE- KILLER.
All we ask is that its virtues be thoroughly test.
ed, and that the directions be strictly followed
Price so cents per Box.
All the above named medicines for Sale IN
Hillsborough by Long & Webb.
January %. l5-.y
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Copper, Tin, & Shet Iron
EsTABETsEINENE,
IN HILLsBoROUGH .

IN nlLisobOhOI0hs
THE subscriber would respectfully return ms
thanks to the public Cor the patronage en-
tended TO the firm Of Hauehawout 4 Elliot; and
as the business will be continued by him in all It's
various branches, at the old siand be hopes TO ie-
ceiye the same liberal patronage.
STILLS, and TIN WARE, efevery variety
Of household use, manufactured in the mostneat
and durable style by experienced workmen; kept
constantly on hand, or made TO order. on the most
reasonaLleterms. Repairing Of Stills and Tin
Ware done ON the shortest notice.
lie is also prepared 10 attend 10 all orders for
COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN, and
GUTTERING, which he engages 10 DO in a
style equal for excellence and neaincss with That
Of any other workman in the State.
Tin Ware, assorted, furnished Wholesale to
Merchants and others, and delivered at their
doors at Petersburg prices.
JACOB HAUCHAwouT.
Sept. IS. S.
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Advertising Rates for The llillshOrereh fefcTttt
One dollar PER square (l6 lines) fer the p's'
insertion, and IS cents for each eontiruaree. -
auctions made in favor of standing advertise 'is-
as follows
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Mn. 4 Mrs. nuFyyeiI's school wv
ltA eonmense "a THURSDAY he % day ~ -
nnaIy. 1851. TsTuls Is hsEsioioss-
DcoenlheT 3. b-tA
a. Democrat viii inssEf four WEEKS.
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Notice.

II VIECCe
"A S | am obliged to raise money TO carry on
my business and pay my debts, those who
are indebted TO me, by note or account, are cam
estly requested TO call and make immediate pay
ment.
HENRY EVANS.
N. D. ! have on hand large as-a cnt Of
well made Furniture, which will sch .ou o.
cash.
| am also prepared to furnish Collins at three
hours notice, of the planest or finst style, G.
Walnut or Mahogany.
Persons at distance may rely on being served
here sooner than they can be at home.
I'll. EVANS,
Cabinet Mixer end General CaderfGker
Nov. IL. C7--
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XIV fRe9ECIIs fCR ISL

REDuCII0N on sTBscRIFTloH.
TAe Ldzgssi aag ekeeye,f Pare = Nossk
EGxsfaa.
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Cabinet Ware House.

vEyH E suhscriberespectfully informs hisfrienos
= and the public generally that he has on hand,
and will endeayor constantly to keep, variety Of
welLmade Furniture, embracing all the leaa'ng
articles eueh AZ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-10
The Drug stare

AF Nounis & TAoKgrr is moved to john
" sons brick building where their old Gus
toners, and the expected host of new onca,
may find that accommodating spirit which has
hcre,ofor. characterized their house.
We would call the especial attention Of the
community, and those who may yisi, Marshall
to buy medicines, to the fact that when the
,Jt.er,ncium" is'"planked down. we will
deal out our drugs and medicines as low, or
lower, ,hnn can be purchased in Shreveport
~ We have almost every article in our line.
Our medicines are fresh. Our stock already
large, and heavy addition now on the way
direct from Philadelphia.
We furthermore ask the favor Of you to
call and examine our prices before opening
new accounts for this year, and II We do MI
catch you it will almost Kill you to resist the
temptation.
We have lots Of pretty things coming
January II, 1851 n1ati
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-10

This Is TO certify, that in the year 1896
had been severely afflicted with Ch'ii- and fc-
yer for nineteen months un,i with the cent'n.
nation Of tbs chiils every other day. 'hey had
implicated with them what the doctors told
inc was Chronic liepatiis, or Inflammation OF the
Liver and Enlargement OF the Spleen. Anef
irving every thing, from the very best phys-
elan. in the South, without any permanent re-
lief. | waa worn down 10 "a Periees sseie''i'.
and dcsps,rci Of ever getting well. IN the
month Of September, 1916, was travelling IN
North Louisiana for my health, ana happened
at FsrnesviIls, where became acquainted with
IN. !. r, Henderson, who, aftef history o.
nv case, informed me that just such cAses had
su.favd the common, yet cientsfse practice, rec
commended BY the different scientific medical
wr;,erA and that he had discovered = new veg
~tsbls compound tonic he had every confidence
In Tho doctor prepared for me 3 ounces Of
The Tonic, with two dozen Of his Tonic Pills,
which commenced using ~ directed, aud In
Ten days was = sound man. The ci,'l's were
stopp~d the second time, ard my liver and
.plsen hal in ten dayA become healthy. m~s
vith D,. Henderson, In New Orleans, in lsaI
20, him to mako me gallon Of his Tome
which / have used, In over hundred eases
with perfect success, while travelling In Arkan'
~ and Texaa Prompted alone BY Wishing "a
point the aMrtcd, 10 certain remedy and
: render tribute To whom tribute il due has N,
duu,A 10 10 certify to TIA Eureka Tonic, and
NepsntAsan Tonic PIls-
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I WILL attend to the procurement Of the
shove warrants at Washing u City. The
papers, after being duly certified here, will be
forwarded to W. e. Choa,e, Esq, OF that place.
The necessity Of forwarding these documents
to nm experienced prosecutor OF claims at
Washington City. who viii aid in having
them preferred early and correctly. VIII appear
in the fact, that many claims 81 similar feature
l,c there until they becouse Obsolete for want
Of attention.
Mr.. Choa,e, my agent a, Washington Cityis
an attorney at law, and n prosecutor OF claims
at that pia. Z, of long standing. AID well known
reputation His character and experience in
the man ner Of transsctlng business IN the gov
eminent departments, offer eminent facilities
to those who wish to procure certificates for
Bounty innd Warrants, under the act OF Sep
tem5er 2s,h, 1850
WILLIAM ARTHUR HiLL.
Marshall. Nore,nbcr IAN. 1880 33-u
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NE COO - 81!
u Afaire Sac he m inc.)

N. STEiNLEIN having just return.
rd from the Eastern cities of New
York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore,
takes great pleasure in announcing TO the cit
liens OF Harrison county and the pablo gen.
orally, that be Is now living and opening u
very extensive and u MI assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
embracing each and evety article usually kept
in Dry Good Establishments, consisting of the
finest aud most fashionable goods Of the latest
style. HIS goods hariag been wiecied by him
seG snd haring paid Cash Jor almost his siiire
sf0nk, since the changes Of prices, fashions. &C.,
r. ~ past scaaons, he Is sanguine in his opinion
>6ngA a1esd 10 sell goods cheaper in the
~ than merchants can sell In
vclty ~ nost, o. any other town or
village 10 ~ assatry. Wishing 9TH
Cheap Goods. y resi- A ~ old
customer, and the public ~ -
his stock before purchasing esewIll ~
isfy themselves a. to the truth OF his utates
mcnts lie will be enabled to keep on hand
constantly, n select assortment, and good sup
ply Of any and every article in his line Of busi-
ness, ms Mr.. l.. STKisLEis, an elder brother has
permanently located himself in the city Of Phil
adcIphia, and will attend strictly 10 all orders
directed 10 him.
" Northeast n the Public Square,
Marshall, Texas. May rs, 1850
N. u. lie will sell goods unusually low for
Cash and TO pHnc,udI dealers on the usual
credit l9y
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In complaint to DR.. l. +. Henderson, OF
Fnrmeryllc, we take pleasure IN recommending
to all those who ARE by any means afflicted with
bodily pains. to go at once and purchase bot
lie OF two Of his most excellent Eureka Tonic.
For the last three or four weeks, We have been
laborinr under the most eScrnciatlng pains,
from some unknown cause, and also have had
at the same tine every symiom Of dyspepsia.
We had recourse to different sorts of medicines,
but experienced but little relief, until We fell
in with III. Hendersons Emeka. We nj once
purchased bottle, and have used about one
half Of il according . direction, and take great
pleasure in stating, that We were AT once re-
lieycd Of the above disagrccable complaints.
We therefore bespcak for il nothing more than
fair trial. TO test its virtues, which wall no
doubt give 1t precedence over nil other tcnics
now in use.
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Just Arrived.

4 SPLENDID assortment OF fine Cutlery
"A such a. finest pocket knives, one dozen "bo.
som companions, half dozen the double barrel.
led guns, hes, article Observing needlese'er made,
any quantity OF li-i,-hook, and i,sh lines already
rugged, lot Of soekdolosers, violin strings
all kinds of percussion caps besides, the protest
10, Of pretty things any where TIC be found IN
the" diggIns,' Any or all ofwh'eh We oi'cr very
low for the "spizcrnctum, or On time 10 re-
sponsibe dealers
NORRIS & TACkETT
May 10th, ls3l. nae "
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CITATION.


Ward 4 wass~.s 4sv~A. tta.kan
Tss SvArx ~ TkxAss
Cssssy Il hasvisss.
To TIE Sheriff IF ~ Css~ty, Grsssiae
VOU are hsssty sooosndsd 10 svnosa
i. Marston Wtn1sos, h pssiieatisa u ~
citation four successive WseAs h ~ Tsaae
Republican,, . newspspss Published h ~
County, 90 b. md appeas ii w nest toen n
the nssriet Ceat Of Harmless Cousty, = =
holden At the Coun Heuss ID ths tswa e -.
shall. IN The thirteenth noadsy astss ~ ~
Monday In March, 1851, 10 saeWss IN pqetejeo
II Willso +. D. Wac ssA Janes 4. Wesea,
In sabstases " follows TAas Nassess wa
sor, en- The 6rss asy Of Jaasssy. 4. D. ieoe, -
and dssivsssd snso ssid plaintiffs ~ psaiossy
note In substance - fol(ws:
$500. hsrshs;l Texas, Jsssny II, 1oDa
One day sfter date psomiss to pay 70 ~ -
der Of Ward and Wilson, twssiy he dsilau
and fer'y esnta, value resolved nisAes n ~
eoansing hosss in Marshall. viii i~ssfess u lhs
nate Of ten pr cent pr annum fssM aAsuesty
until paid. Signed, MAnsros Wmosoe,"
Plaintiff slso aver that sata defsnAns1 NJ
indebted 10 then IN thu fsrthes sem II cns
hundred and seven dollsrs and foes esste for
nserhandtse said and delivered 10 dsSkn1sss u
~ req.ess.. Sald plaintiffs pay thss jsAeosnf
- fsR6sstd against the sajd Abundant 81 tn
114eeee speci6ed In thsis psthiss anA sssea of
~ snd make ID sstsss . the
.,,sss,s - L \. Pond, slssk II - ~.
:. ~; =; !:
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NoaRm q TAckETr, Mavsaau;
W MoKsis, Shrrrcgprf;
FAKsoSs, YArKs, & buraEx, HtnAsrsos
SESSION. e. HOWARD, Deilsxx, Nsst Go. I
PiEscg AHoLMAs. Tyler;
DF BANCROFT, Giimer;
VIZ u COINS, Port Csaido;
~ ID PsxGs, CccAesril!c;
Lf Pcoa. Jefferson;
7 D & } y POWELL, Po~eilon;
J. IL ASHCROFT, Shefbyri!le;
WV PmKLrs. San AagusiinS;
simpson SmKrrARD, Naeogdoches;
THoxAs, R@k, Cherokee Couny,
q II Nelson, Nsw Salem, Rusk County:
A GoLpsSira, Dctaany Pamela Ccsssy.
December II, 1850 mo II
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JUST ARRIVED AND FOR SALE;
Ar J. J. GALLAGfEKN.


4 IL the Rirknaehs hat history xivss ~,
"A sccouat Of, tO-wit:
Superior sugss.Aodss molasses; eclasa
syrup; bsst liasass sctes; ps,ms artisIs bs'n
sagar; sup~rio, pslvssired sugars; powdered
do; Boston loaf do: Ensbish dairy, pine apple,
and western ehee~e; sarssicf Goshen. dairy,
and western butter; sugar cured hams: dried
venison hstns frsrk leaf lard; ali descriptions
VI tea, viz llyscn, lmvssis,, Pcoca,eny, Black,
aud Gunpowdcf; Extra article NJ l.evisisna
family soap; sperm and star candles; an hjeds
Of Pieklcs-GssAina, Pesa!Klo; mixed do.
ALSO,
A fine ssyorsnent Of English imported
pickles, such -, Chew, show, walnut, onions,
aud pickaliic.
Also splendid lot and assortment ~ ~.
ssrses-ginecr, citron, and hgs IN dnlms; mis-
ms, English grapcs, currants, ernnl~rries; ses.
rant and strawberry jellies; peaches preserved
in their own juice:
Apricots. pears, and pruncs preserved in Their
own juice;
HOLSTERS In cans; also pics led fresh sas.
dimes;
No. l Msckerci in kits and barrels:
40 Salmon IN KITS; dried besrikg, sspssisr
quality;
Csndics-largs lot;
First quality cigars, common Do, Csbs stsss
Pee tart. scid Sslasstas; pearl starch tox.
eado,
All kinds Of navoring-peppss sssse:
Fine article chewing tobacco;
Winter strained md lnrd oil elder vinegar:
Picked pigs feet; buekcts;
Bran new buck wheat:
Spices. nNtmcgs, ginger, and cinnamon;
Casteel and fancy soaps:
Neoteh and Alacsha snutr;
Wo'scstershirs sases-snd many other arti-
sles too numerous - mentiou.
Tbs .absstibsr respectfully solicits a share
- ralssaAes. aa1 baviles tAess wislsirg 10 pus.
W - neuInp ~ slsst, ~ NJ b
d(VtlSVy'll - hs,isvng tAat
"a niu,blS( 49, ! deW ~
ling" S5ssas..a,
nCH vii a.
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SHHEyEroar. La, July 3, 1880
This is to certify that my wife has been ii.
hicted with the dyspepsia for a great many
years, grea, part Of which time her disease
was 50 violent she became cmariated 10 such
degree that she rcscmbled living skeleton, II
such could be possible. She took nearly Ill
the medicines recommended in her disease,
I'LL there WIS no sense in il. was then HJ-
yised BY friend To put her under the treatment
Of DIR. a. N. Veal. who soon restored her to
perfec, health. As the Doctor says, believe
there is something peculiar to himself in
his mode OF practice, for, at the rnie my
wife improved under his treatment, was enough
TO as.ound the most skeptcal, and now say
TO the afflicted, that believe in many instances
that prejudice stands more in the way Of their
recovery than the incufai'ility Of their diseasss.
Such is the experience Of DR.. Vcai's treatment,
end such the result. Neither he nor his RENE
dies need any chromium from me; the skil OF
the one and the efficacy Of the other are too
well known for that; but n fellow. feeling for
the sufferers induced me to take up the pm,
and to them is dedicated the imperfect con.
munca;ion Of WV. Bosp.
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MARSHALL, April 30, 1851.

DIX. A. PARxER:
S'n-knowing that il will soon devolve
Fupon tho voters OF this senatorial district to
select n gentleman to Represent them in
the upper house Of the next Legislature, il
is therefore earnestly requested that you
permit your name tn be placed before the
people as candidate Tor that important
station. And in 30 doing. you will receive
the warm support Of
HARRISON.
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CITATION.


SAMPSON VIC GON0N tdM w. SV"h .Ht tt0H'
Tus STATE OF TsxAs.
County of Harrison.
10 any iawful oHeer Of sad oosnty-crcc'ing
NUU are hereby commanded 10 summon
l John McClan, TO be and personally sp
pear before me at my office on The las, Salur'
day IN May, A. ID, 1881, at ten o'clock, A. NJ. !;
by publication in the Texas Republican. news
paper published in Harrison County, Texas,
ior three successive weeks previous 10 tae re-
turn Of this citation. Then and there to an
swcr the complaint Of sampson MCGOWAN adm,
Of the estate of Jeru,ha Crupk, deceased, in
plea Of debt due by JOINT note. briefly IS follows
on the first day OF January next We or either OF
us promise to pay =. McCowan adm. OF the cs-
tate Of Jerusha Crunk, deceased, or bearer, the
sum Of eighty five dollars, and t'i.y cents, &c.,
dated January 9Th, 1880.
Herein fail not, aud make due return Of this
m the law disscts.
Given nndcr my hand NJ office this April 18th,
A. ID. 1881.
JULIAN FIELD, J.P.
May 10, 1851. NAG It,
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CITATION,
Sompson Nc CoTan Adm. rs. John McC'ai"
TuE STATE OF TEXAS
t,ouutv If Harrison,
May 10, 1881

Sam,son Nc CoTdn Adm. ~, john Mct"n.
Tus STATE ov TEXAS
County Of Harrison.
To nav la~fsi o~s~r ef sa'd eos~'v--t:r-e''"si
XOU are hereby commended TO summon
John MeClain, to be and appear before me
at INV office. by publication in tho Texas Ne
publican a newspaper published in HARRISON
County, Texas, for three successive weeks pre-.
yious to the return Of this citation, on the last
saturday in May, A. ID. 1881, at ten o'clock
A. N. Then and there to answer tho complain!
Of Hs.npson McCowio, adm. Of the estate OF
Jrrusla Crunk. deceased, in Pile" Of debl que
by Joint note briefly a. foIlows on the hFst DAY
~ i,nuary ncxt we OF either Of Us promise :"
nav 4. McCowan, adm. Of the estate u Jrrusha
Frank. deceased, OF bsnrcr the aam Of eighty
Ave dollavs, and ffty csn.a, &c, dated January
9th, 1850. 80.
~ the Law directs. an.
Given under my baud at Office this April so'"
1851. ,,,nrp
Nav 10, 1881. nv" -
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Fresh Arrival.

MORRIS l. TACKETr have Just received
~ and opened n splendid supply Of fresh
and well selected. Garden seeds in the great
est abundance. A beautiful variety of cxqul-
site perfumcry. A full supply Of every thing
10 aid the afflicted and unfortunate Of the h''.
man race. Call and scc their stock, for they
have lots Of pretty things nso''
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xtcn ,s,cr New I.ntona.

THIS new and splendid boat,
SMOKER, Captain. will run reeu-
Q -. larry Throughout, the business sea-
son, between jefferson. PORT Cadds, and Ne's
Orleans, touching al all intermediate landings.
She has been built expressly for this trade, and
for safety, and the character Of her accommoda-
tons, cannot be surpassed by any boat on the
river. Her cabin is large and commodious, and
neatly fitted up. II is intended she shall COM
bine speed, safety, and comfort.
Dec. ~, 1850. no2b II