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- 4nk 0eeefb soaA1s rpsssoAt<d stj13 enge1re
"a ~. ~ - ~ caly oppssR any prse1sbsa
= ewe!sy fsdsm - n d. eosrr,sn II sossk Cass.
lima. ~ eaenc vais her own noaey. msck ~ her
o~n ssa " - ~ engaged Nay. ste cawmes tsissass
~ enpaoynrns N IN men VI snsssy u aay sshes
Bsoss W make goeribs astempt = eessk eaht W HE
shs auscrs tw hsrrrIs fos an assssSe ~ Grisnl
1o'r: " sosfrs South Car.ns. slaos psscssds only
m he assumption that stale hes right sccec
,s..''d ts ~ siiaek on ,is Georgia pauosm itself.
which srreFts the right
Lot us sscciiect that tho 0sossn sconven,son was
no irregular OF ueauthossssd tusiy II m-n but Stats
coasenon, ralled tt law. decide ,hese very qu.s.
ttcas, and elected after long and earnest
hc principles set forth Ia the resolutions u that bpiy
have the sa~ dignity force. and sanciy ms bill Of
rights " - State constitution. The occasion wns =
s'rsi ana solemn one aud The declarations then made
were p0t mnh with the most solemn assurance. that
they would tc maintained 10 the ,ery letter. Hence,
~ 'he next Congress. mol only Georgia. but NIL the
so".'' which niopted, endorsed and eliocd her pro.
Seeo'hRs must IT ihern l. any such thing as frng
Hrnt ol ait and honor fcnainiuy f.pudiai- and 70.
SET the application OF force employed crushing The
rsh, Of secession. Even the last Virginia resolutions
~ when 10th Iaue. concurrrd unanimously and r,ys.
'er'onIy uss-f' by table Inference the same doe.
irnc. They declare that they differ about the in~tier
cnprdeney, and eons,itn,ioiaiy Of The eemuru,p,sr
measures. but do not think they Justify the adoption Of
ANY measures tending to a dissolution Of the Union.
We mn, infer. then. that nea,urrs nigh, hc adopted
that oull ,n.liiy di.union and In that event In.
mei:ihers OF the legislature would he ~ favor of
OF oonrc they did not imagine lha, IN such a coniin.
gehey iry would have been Immediately converted
into body Of Traitors pcrlurers. and eIons u ;be
darkest dye.
The oay possible e,p-iien, Of escape From the srsu.
tarn, that the Virginia resolutions assert by In.
ference tho right II secession. taud Il !. often siron
ger mode Of asserting nnripe than by direct Ierins)
Is. that they mean what Is called " the right II fevoln.
tom But We have already uuanswenhly exposed
The fallacy aud .orci.m Of Tin phrase The .rnIh is
the right ot revolution means. when reduced 10 its
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STEAM NJ IL Is.
Il I, NJ II ItHINtf'

CIRCULAR SAW AND CRISI.
TIME proprietor takes pleasure In announc.
i iny 20 his friends and the building com.
n,unity generally, that h;s mills (aiter grca,
delay and expense IL rcmosing) are again in
complete operation, three miles northeast oi
Marshall, where he is now ready TO receive aud
I'LL orders M shor, notice; and illaiiors himself
thu, the SUPERIOR QUALITY Of hi, Lnm.
Der and Grinding viii assure a continuation OF
the liberal patronage which bias hitherto b, l.,
extended to the establishment. The following
is a bill of prices--tOR CASH;
Square pae lumber, sli 90 per ".
Sheaiug, 30
All small ripped lumber, 20 90 "
For lumber upwards OF tweuly -four feet in
length an extra price will be charged, IN pro-
walnut, and other furniture lumber, when log,
are furnished, will be sawed on the shares, OF
at Sli per ~.
Will sell on the usual creli, 10 the end of
the year, at 80 per cent on the above Price, to
yuneiua and legally responsible msn None
others need apply Tor indulgence, without. good
enforcement on their bills. Aud some who
speak for cash bills may be required to deposit
the amnun, Of their orders in advance, "lhe
elephant has been visited aud ! am dcteim-
med to do safe business IN the future.
Grinding Viii be done any night N the week
exvpt Sunday.
SAM J. RICHARDSON.
December 20, 1850 ms "
p. S-Orders len with messrs. Ward, VIII
sou, & Co viii meet with prompt attention.
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The 0eer9ia Platform.

The Southern Press makes the following
forcible remarks in relation To the Georgia
platform, which WINS adopted by the late
Union. submission meeting held in this
place. Il remains for the friends OF this
meeting to show, how they can consistently
adopt such \ platform, and, at the same
time, oppose 80 violently the right OF Sc
|cession:
One II Tho resolutions Of the convention Is. iha, the
State Of Georgia will fcs,i even 10 disruption OF INC
tie. that bind her 10 tb~ Union arepen "i INC T"sNe
slave law or The refusal TO admit new states "hes
constitutions do not prohibit slavery o' shr >sge o.
DAVIS concerning slavery in the District Of 'o'um"a
adverse the taen, homer or safety OF the SCUM Or
The prohibition Of the inter State trade &c Here are
Jour five conditions which Georgia prc.tnoes a. NJ
disFens,bl- TO her continuance ~ me ,h"" ."s
Georgia un,on Convention shen distinctly a.sef" ''r
hight of setestou For, II either II these tufihrf ny
Grr.s.e,s Is committed, shc rrpudnies The tn'"n-a
ming h,eh shs d. only BY sccess'on. VOW y
cannot b. pretended for m"vn~ni that The abe ana
he members Of ,ha, body IN ea'e the conih,
ee6cy occur. Oh which they rrnonnec the Union ana
shcy act according thor declaration he''~.e my
Viii thereby iscoms pcpsia',on OF traitor, ~ 's~'e
of criminals; that they will he legally hunted sn1
hanged utitlawa. No, they b-ete on tho contrary
thas they have Tho right seced. and that any bdy
who oprnsed them Ii dong right would DC dong
~recg
Georgia having then with tho appreciation o. ,hs
met Union. loving people of die South asserted he'
hight the rxht u single State 10 secrde. and TO DC
ermns fos kesslf The contingency on which ,hs VII
seeeds ha. asserted lhs RICH, Of South Carolina, o.
any other S,ats sscrdc and 20 determine tho Cur
nmsAnces on which fos AsrssD she viii sxefc''s ''''
fsht.
H. therefore. tke eass Of South Carolina se~e-s'on
hefuse sks merit Congress- Georgia stands srrsds
ledGsd 70 ssps.s kaeral caercton-not oscsu's ~
sAy ihinh South Casol,ua has adequate esuse Of -
sasion hut hsrasss CsscegA. By asassttng for hsrs
h right u 4sedtae ths question fcs hsssf has tnes
assessd te rtshi N III the cih<f Ssatss - DO 'hs
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STt. 4 N MILL.

TINE subscriber takes ,his method Of inform
l. ing bis patrons and the public generally,
that his Steam Saw and Grist MN, situated
about one and quarter miles northwest from
Marshall, is now in operation mud in good order.
Tie is prepared to accommodate order, ut short
no,cc, aud on reasonable terms, for cash, or
on credit to pnnciuaI dealers, The following
are the prices, FER 1000 fcei
Lumber board measure, SIS 90
Rough edged lumber, &c 90
lathlng and palng, side and
edge measure, 90 90
The rrst nill will AZ oil ,imcs be in opera
ton Sacks brought TO the mil. must be plain.
" marked, or there will be no responsibility for
loss.
Ten per cen, will be charged on lumber bills,
when no, paid in advance All suns on credit
will be considered due on the first day Of DE.
eember Of the earrent year.
A. d. BURRESS.
January 1. 1851 u2sy
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-. THE undersigned bang the proprietor
kC:T Of tina. well know hotel in he town al
10y Rusk, Cherokee county Texas. known
as the Braeieu House" formerly occupied by
m, self as hotel is desirioas Of selling the
same--low for Cash, or negro property The
buildings are entirely new, large and commo.
dious. consisting,o, ladies' and eentlem~n's par.
lor; also family room. together with eight
private rooms. diving ruoin (large aud commo-
dious) kitchen. smoke.house, and stable; and
an excellent well Of pure water, near the door.
Possession to Le given on the lAlh of October
next
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing an cxc,llsn.
hotel on very moderate and accommodating
terms. would do well to call on the subscribey.
near Rusk. or to ,hc PRESENT occupant.
r. T.. llAYDON.
June "a. 1881. " NJ ~
Rask, Cherokee Co, Tsxas, jane 10, 1881.
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Ms. EpsroR
PAUL rRy,J R.

Ms. EpiroR;
A rumor going tho rounds. tina:
Judge EVANS has accepted = proposition
from Col WIorALL to discuss with him
tho question Of the right Of State to Sc
ceds from the Federal compact u so,
Il would be well IL inform the public
through your paper. Of tho time appointed
for The discussion. Do you know any
thing about i'll IN0UISIIon.
o. We do not-EpiroR.
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COTTOH,-Ths tsilsrhw ssssas;saa a. atsa
ttsm IL pvlA 4 ~ sdehN.s 4
Msw ealsAxs c,Asup,sAtSsss
lnfetss. -. y sst Mhiditns tass. ~
Ssi%i.s.. "a i s IT," nv. ia
Gssd NSadlins. sa9t Good AID Fins, no<ainsi
ILeua.- Yrnm - IS 10 - ga
roax Nvs~ 81 u 10 % -: n. Q. "a IS;
rsiMc tis 10 oi3 81; lug h.un. 81 10 Sic.
BACON iiams fem Il 10 ETC.; clear u y o..
shonidsrx 10 Tie.
Lsss.-s 100 ksgs soiJ At tote.
.esseg Rip u to st.9. lava he. LoSuayn II
to lie
= Caeocot srg.-Frosn 10 lc~.
ss8c1 - Brown, from 81 ~ SIZE; Havana wki,s
AtsBl; Loaf, 7to IN.
DAccisa. krniuky, frosn IL TO l3c.
EAAE NorE.- Kennedy. - 10 ca.
BtsswAx. From ~ 10 23r.
sKiss- Bear Is 10 75e. Dney, in Lsif X TO tic.
Moisssrs II rm 90 Ia ale.
Cssblrs Sperm IS TO Al; Taliow Q 10 II; Ada
mnpuli &c.
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r TN Mrs. NosAn ard Mr.. SrMMrRs
"H tender their sincere thank. 10 the
community, for the liberal patronage extended
10 them the past session, They have the
pleasure 10 announce the completion Of theii
spacious and airy musis room, situated b.
tween the Baptist Chureh and The Masonic
femalc Institute. Feeling satisfied Of their
pcrmantney Of location. They viii continue their
regular and scientific musical Department In
Marshall. Their next session will open on the
is' Monday in August
They have superior musical instruments In
their ePartmeat--pianos, guitars, siolins, u
vioeuelle, aeeordions, splendid organ, Ac., on
which they propose TO gtvc instruction. les"
sons Of an hours length, viii be gwen every
other day, AND pupils are required 10 practice the
-alnc length Of time every other day besides
this, papis are permitted to practice M much
AZ they are inclined. and at any tine they please
the teachers always superintsndlng 'he practice
The class IN instrumental Music, alil BE- tx.
creiscd once or twice week IN vocal music,
and instructed 10 the general principles Of IL.
theory. They promise 10 use every exertioa
to advance their pupils "a fast a. their eapati,.
tiles will allow.
Lessons or Piano. -
* Of ,.s ssfB~.
Lrssons on Gains, Is
II Any pupil sufficiently advanced on the
Pane, Will DO allowed 10 use the Organ, and
will be- instructed in the nss 81 the same, and
the art Of arranging music, grssis.
July ~, 1851 n3 II
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New Firm.

THE copaftuership Heretofore existing
in this town. under the firm OF Ward 4
Wilson is this day dissolved by limitation.
Having renewed the same by associating
with us Mr.. c. W. \igion, our houee Will
IA future be conducted under tho name aud
s,,le of Ward, Wilson. a. Co.
Being thankful Tor the liberal patronage
extended tn the old firm, our highest an.bi
ton shall be. by assdui,y, industry, aud
close attention to business to merit the
same in future.
WARD. WILSON. l. Co.
January LIST. 1851. 2St
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SADDLE and Harness Maker, MsrshsA, Ttxss,
a. WOULD respectfully announce to
the public that he is now prepared W
~ execute all work entrusted to IL
care. in style not TO he surpassed BY any
workman IN Texas His materials are ~ the
finest quality Call and examine HE work and
material for yourselves.
Shop two doors cas, Of the Marshall Heasi.
Mans 8. 1851. yan97v
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A GtANr--Thc inhabitants Of Liver.
pool were lately much anspr'sed to see a
man Of extraordinary dimensions. Arthur
Galley, from Lezsyre. Isle Of Man. lie is
only % wears Of age, asands 7 feet O inch.
CO high. and weighs q stone GOA lbs.l.
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Chcapcr sh0n r =
XTARi,, WILSON = C<As H.

(0c0pct
VxIARL. WILSON = C&tEa L. =
w and opening 1t thtis "a raaaa,
north xids d the public ssusss, tAeif ~
well eei~rscd stc~k VI l9
SPKINU AND SUMNER 0O0DA 4
With their ample stock IT dRre.fta euGeI
embracing German, Er~nth, and Eaglish fastJ
dre-s, for girls aud i.sdi<s, wssrs. boots, oAGes,
Hate, Caps, uud Bssnnets, fissawasv, Qussen.
ware, China, Glass, Wood, and Tia War; ~.
s,s,y ~a,s'y' SsAoo' AMI M..esAnsss; sosss.
Clothing, Rope, Iron, Steel, and Casslnta; IL
of which IRE Of the latest styles, snd4hs 6ost ~
cent impcrlaiions. selected with ssseA csvs, aa1
Considerable eas,iSn, consequently We ass asw
prepared, ard will ssii lss<sv Rsm 4ey. We
confidently invite our friends and she pablIe -
come w TO the 'crateh boldly, fey We fesl -.
sured there nfe batgains 10 - fbahd n or
disairs, cur tnoslt Il small r~qets s1d teatt
sales.
WARD, WILSON, 4 CO.
Marshall. Mav lst.. 1851. n<8U
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NEW ADVERTISE MENTS,

X O. NELSON & co, Commission .Mer.
-. chants, New Orleans
s. q. Nelson, New Orleans: +. Bank smith,
New Orleans II, e. Walker. Memphis, Tenn.
date Cashier Branch uAion Bank } f. a. Mel
son Athens Ala ,3pl Y
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Pcrry's Livery stable
.uT1 THE subscribers stable, sit:
X.E{.,r1A uated on the North side OF
--2-Eh the public SQUARE in the town
of Marshall, having lately undergone \ thor.
oush repair, is now ready for the accommoda
ton Of q large number Of horses. i, clean and
well constructed stalls. Attached TO the stable.
is large and safe lot well supplied with good
wafer, where droyess can b. accommodated 10
iher satisfaction.
Careful and attentive osslers viii y, all times
be IN Attendance. The stable will always be
well supplied with proscnder Of the bes, quail
~, ADD tlir public may be assured, that no prins
viii be spared in giving individual and general
satisfaction. Terms viii always he ~ modcr.
ate ns The prices Of supplies will admit.
The stable wsll be under the immediate ~
refin'erdance Of Mr. Charles e, Hynson.
WHOSE experience In the business enable. hin,
to please al who may favor him with call.
s. r. PERRY
Jnre 7, 1851. n30 IT,
N b. Iior.es and buprvs kent IA hirs
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Fer sale.
Tresfy.oae Thousand Acres Of Lasd
G,ITUATED IN Harrison, Upshcv. Smith, ant
= Wood Counties, IN tracts 10 suit purchasers
Title undi.pa,sd. Terms accommodating:
ALSO,
Ono hsndred Town Lots in The City II Mar
shall, with eligehle sites tot psivsts rssadsnees
Together with 6ve improved Lots and eomfor
table dwellings thereon for further particular
apply 70 the undersigned.
W r, D. WARD.
Nov. ,, 1850, hel IT.
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OF We would invite attention 10 tho
Circular Of A. D. ByaHEM which viii bs
found OIL our hrst page,
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usAso,spo rssaAl. rsssrsrurn.

tho recen, commencement of hr Masonic Female
Institute Miss ElrsA ". =. RuNvoS. and Miss
juo,ru, NJ Evans. w~r declared Graduates. And TO-
ee,ved their n nlotns.
TN a. r, s~ss.on ~iil conmsnee ,A~ ii,h Of Ansrs
J. r. WILSON
Marshall, Iaiy II, 1851
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sV'~so sDoo0e - SSoVDo430ys
We asesstsd. sons iin.s aiues, that tbs
orthodox comprises Union standard Of
" nationality" was divided iroa, ,hs Adolf.
ton standard only By an airlins--and
that. In this respect. Summers platform was
ns broad A. Webstsr's.
We take one oftl,e chief planks from the
Buffalo platform Of tho latter. which proves
the truth of ills allegation.
The passages selected. when taken from
the contest, will strike tho popular apprc
henson more iorcibly. than they would IN.
the body Of so long u speech. We thcrSa
fore republish them, that all may SEQ how
faithfully Mr.. Webster has defined bis "na.
.ionnli,y" according TO the Sumner exposl.
ton.
In thnt speech, Mr. Webster said:
am n Northern man was born Mt
the North; educated ut the Norlh-hnve
lived all ny days at the North. know
five hundred Northern men TO one Southern
man. Iy sympathies all my sympa,hcs
-~my love of liberty for all mankiucd, OF
every color. are the same sssSours.
My affections aud hops issthat respect
are exactly like yours. wisA u see nll men
free--all meu happy. haveno associations
out Of the Northern States. MY people
are your people. Aud yet am told some.
times that am no, liberty man because
| am not n Frecsoil man"
And, again. what Free. soiler need 20
further than this:
Gentlemen, contcncd, and have always
m hot 4It ia pIa al thss
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fI>iiE undersigned. thankful to hi. old friends
i. mud customers for their liberal pasranaee,
would inform them that he still carries on The
abosc business u, his large frn,ued shop. where
he is prepared TO do work in hs lire for cash,
as low "a Jew = C"".e, and in superior
manner, from his long practical experience snd
thorough knowledge Of every branch Of the
business. Work viii be done on q credit for
responsible mcn. aud al work done at my shop
viii be warranted 10 stand. and Of the bss. ma.
ternls the country affords.
Shop north east Of the public square and
opposite G. g Aliens gunsmith shop
r. WASHINGTON.
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JUDGE oCHuTRrr.

y ~, ~. Tho n,.I;,i,,I ,,,,.,.,,,,, r. iii.
,.,,la,,, ,uJ ,,,i oua. aI,,;,,n. a. -,
Sos, Ma d,o,,;,a. H.. .J.osa,aa H., ~
80 ~ a., :; r':'
Wa ,;Lo c,;r sa;,;na a"i aa.'J,.,.," .',a !,
.,u..s c,.J o.sms'5 ,la, 49,, ,.;,, "", ,,I
",. ,.d,a a.,r"n,., ",,,s,e VS.. " .,os,';, !,
."i ,aLs. ~, us" - III" ',,l w. ps'"''' -
~. ~. A.. ~. L..
~ ;,,la 49," 80 ~.
49,, =, '"''""' VI '"'7'
aus NV '"e' ''
o !" n ~ hh o"a,aT WEE 'us
were the Arguments employed IN defenec Of tie doc.
TINE advocated by Judge o'h.'''ee
;,,,rnaa anon, NJ. ,;,,,a ,'a,,an ~ naJ
.n'''' , "s'' , ,"'' i'''' '''",'e'' "'"'
vac P''",''. VI "''.'"5 W Wv e".'''' :,
~ o"' '"I Wv" ""' We , '''uss '" ~L'i .""'
W. u'"'' uo'"s :" Jug o."''"s. !.
-" W" "y"'' u n"' ''''"'' -, 49,.
ses" P"ns"p" .. y, '"' "o'su' " .,a
tas, 40 90. "aai,a 49, ". s.aa,r,, a"J
e,aa,a.,,' ...,,i;a,o,,,aa,'
uur talented ,,eiahhor If tho Jsrsrson
jt.r,id ,.o ,l;,L \. a. .o..,;.,;,, liz voaI
~ .e, Ina he,,er n h;s ;udrmon, liz ,n.
,ea,s IN h. ,r,;,, n conyi,co h;s readers
,h,i Judy. a. h;l,,ee !. tho .,eny If ,nor
,oo,I., rh,s i, . h,d o,o,l., NJ ols.,;o,
-, - ;,,,,l;,.,., ,,.,.l,, os ,,o
hn,a H. r. rmn,nl cn,Ij ha cn,nJ
;a I,J,o ohil,ro.,s no,,,,.,, cr.od u;n,on,
no,;.;n, s,nI, ,L;,a.. ,Laso J,J,o ~ Ia
L,n,.n - T.. ,ar'nnall., ,,,,n, hearted
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EvsuS SaaderS, I CO.

b, their hes Brick Atare, We'd n tie Publ;e
Square, frs DIOR Nsr.s ef Elsas, Grxs,
d ksy's
NEALERs In druc-, medicines, and chem.
IL icsls, paints. dye stuff, giass ware, pr.
fainesy, Ens soaps, steel pens, superior wiling
ink ard paper. p.ient medicines Of III kisds,
wines and brandy for medical psrpossA Ply
sicians prescriptions carefully put up At 81
hours. Purchasers will alwnys lind At this =.
adjustment. frssh and nnadal,euatsd medeiues.
which have bsen reelected with great care, for
this market All purchasers are invited to CT.
amine our stock, which u being constantly n.
supplied. v1sa0v
lDrwgs anA ls1an0a61on Me11cl0oe
DLANTERS. physiriass, and utorp- ke~psss
arc informed that qsiains. calumet, ipeeas,
rhcuhsrb, snrIentine. oils, and lsvg~ as~evs.
meat oil fresh aud s~lssseA dsuss ard DstArinss
san be had at .hs sssy ls~sst psisss Of 4. J.
COKE A. Co.. DysGxtsts. rerncr 81 Magazine
and roydfAa streeta, New Os3eana.
AZ Call and judge Tor yourr<irea
known 10, upWards al ten ysarA. an1 requtrine
no Testimonials of their ssp<sos slscasy.
Southern cough syssP. sssqsalleA = . cure
for coughs, coldS, in5usasa. etc,
Extract Of sopass, sar~seasilla, aal enhels,
certain and Ags~ssbls cure. supssiss = ~
capsules ~ any oshsv rxtsscta-
Balsarn Of napsha, Tar, livetvsst, heaesst,
ate. for tho reties and cure ~ csssuupejoa ~
bronchitis.
Extract Of ssrsaFarilla and tsnsaeua, ~
strongest preparation thai eaa = ma1e, ana =
purifier u The blood uaeqalIsd.
Coxss Tonic Aguc sySup and Pifie
l.ouisiana vssmtfdgs.
Cholera syvsp and pilla
Nevvc and bone lihiasaA
Rheumatic and nsutalke nv1aseA
" Rsmembrr the sssuer - 1atns<1n ~
Pcvdns streets.
Jane :. 1881. v1aoey
~ l. II, CRO8A. 4. B., Fkss,ssss, ~
! ssor, - AeesseAs>s. Js9bssea. TteaA.
Obse, IN F,gurs bsiidins, AaruAen 98se%
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THE Undersigned would most respectfully
l. inform the public, that he has jss, sce<iv.
ed from ST Louis. Louisville. md Ciueinna,i, =
large stock Of the above subx,sntiala II We,
which he offers very low, {whoIesale Of rstaiI)
for cash in the large store room undet the h.
publican office, ives. end public squire, Ass.
shall, Texas.
8. D. WOOD,
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May 81. 1851. ne II
Window Snsh Cheap 1Se Cast.

WINDOW S0sW NUe0U uoe Coo0s
'I>liE undersigned VIII make and keep on
i hand good af'cle of Nssh, which he will
sell on ~ good terms Qor ca-h) ~ he can live
by. Persons wishing 10 purchase epn lesvs
their b.i., u; the Drug Store either Of Evans 4
Sanders or Norris 4 Taeke,t. where they can
see sample Of the work; OF apply at his shop,
on the southern border u tswn, where they
VIII bc APP, TO lind him.