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DATENT PORTABLE ROTARY

EbA I'm TOR IL OLE NJ An
4 BORING MACHINE This Machine Is now on ex.
hbon ~ The rooms Of the American Institute No. S5l
Broadway II is the only practical BorlDg Machine for
chip work Vhch ls before The public; Twill bore inch
hoe ftet deep in minute One machine and the night
or any pant q The nited States NAV be purchased Of me
unul 4 p II. az 81
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NOR SALE-A small House and six
h seres OF Land % the Hadson River halroea' 70
,,las hao. Gardsou's ana three below West Point The
Boo,e "a "a ~ % feel two stories high AID 6amsot-
contains seven rooms and 10 10 good repair rice sst,
h.fof whieh can remain mortgage Tor pefI OF yseFs
WM. H. oENAiNG,
aAue Flshkil Landing, Duchess Comfy
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DIAPHRAGM FILTER

- removed from ISL 10 S7f Broadway Water aud Other
Bquids perfe,tv clarified by this simple appsraus adapted
for the Of boilers paper makers, beschers a1d
oihers no require pure mpi3 waief simple and con
veSieni bpparntUs msde for and ships The
United ss,es Rosry Force Pump USED on board s United
6Res be ObtsDed With leading and suction hose,
a. the DsphTsgm Fil'er Office S7f Broadway.
AZ Inn WALLER X GIBSON, Proprietor
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ANDGROUNDS FOR SALE

u at DearmsD hours rae from the city House. sts
bic &c IL entirely and repse with every convent
enc- marble usnIr, and bard haished throughout The
tocstOo 10 he commanding the HUDSON river, ead
will ~ soid accommodating terms Apply TO WALTER
MEAD, SO Broad way. All ~"
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DATFNT TILES forFLOORS.-Thcss

Tiles are used fer veshbules- Halls Conservatones,
Dipps Rooms &c They are superior to marble 10 durs-
kiirv End adu of an smost infinite variety OF arrange
neat of colors great variety Of pserns on hsnd and
e,r sac bv MILLER, COATES YOULE,
- In "a Pearl II NeH-YOrk
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n adverter residing 10 Chicago will be 10 tbs city rsw
days and will exchange good clay property for lads ia or
near Chcsgo he win purchase such property al fair
price Apply to ID }. BAKER, Lawyer, II "'ausL
nY2Ns
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FOR SALE l. TO LET.

at PRIVATE SALE-One lot OF
N GROUND 90 ih~ scuih side OF -eoty uirto o. CON-
,,epepR 80 ~ Ninthsv SIZE o. ioL 7'
e1rehs. For terms, &C spply 70 A SIEEChch,.
s.saiw Aacfioueer No. 5road'sI
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EVOR SALE CHEAP, or viii be ex-


changed for CRY property Stocks two besutul and
highly cvvalee Farms sLu sted % the NORTH snoro 81
Iong and about ~ usss the cy-one Of 46 acres
sDo Of IS both ocsut The wafer win efc9lent
ssidisgs orcbsrtug sud ohrr ad'sotsget and easy OF
access rom the civ large proportion Of tbs purchase
nspey may remain iOr OF years on b0ad and mort
gage; will be sold separately Apply sOo3 10 HENRY J.
EGfTDDER Attorney al Law 80 Wallst NIL n
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STATE AND NATIONAL LA
D0ARDING SCHOOL for BVI ,.,.

DK,n,. COMA FuIIe~. Principal Man. s,s.s Isl,s
70 ~ not ov.r II yeass Of age cfeolss ssi n sch,a
m.rioo Afforded srsus 81 Il. II. WILCOks sHa
Agency, rs Broadway.
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NOR SALE.-A desirable and superior

III tb,ee story lea HO1se ard Lot al Jsrsey CisY.
So eonvepient weng fpr gensmsn situated IN on-
~ he most oesr.he locations butt 10 tne oet msna7r
A. nodsfp STYLE and Improvements; replete vim ma''
.1,si, bstbpg ana ealDzrV hISures, ke with We OF
.nneior yalsr aooer lbs Acben Ia word, ths b1u5ng
A. modal residence for coDvebisncs, comfort and No IN
Psebs.srs are iovilso cal aud examine To hOuss %
Js-,ey ciEv-tbre- bloeks from the Terry part
=, De uarehsse money nay remain on boad tsd mOfgSSe
far tsrm Of years Ao0ly 70
~, ne, 81 A TOWNSEND, ~ Broadway. N Y.
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CIRANDOLkS, SOLAR AND FLUIL

OLAHPS -Girsu3oes with nsw and besunf1l dow
sred drop Cal and them Also. neT styles Of ~.
ISmDs With a variety Of Solar and Fluid Lamps, Of A.
sizes snd patterns. c. A. BALDWIN, SGT Bs~ery doH'
beloV Walker. AL 2"
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ITO LET.-The House and Store. IA
goverv The ssnd Is OF the best in the city for
The Isce and gsrcy business The whoe or pHt % ,ne
cure in The sire ny< q
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A LGkR STU Boarding
E1EMAIE SEMINARY, GOSHEN

n N. Y-miss Il. W. PHILLIPS, Principal -IaeNs
msr Term csDmences Msy lot The rOunss o. in'"ucu.n
10 essenslly the same ss thai Dsesucd 81 MI hVJos
male s, niinGrJ. For chcusr' sppy - tho Pnnc W"
Y II. WILCOX, U 5choo Agsaey.
a2glst- 29j BrJsdsg
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THO LET.-The Basement Store, well
Ia ht-o &c l6i Greenvich-st next to Cortland. Rent
low Apply 1872 Broadway, from II TO IL ociock or :.
S46 Thrc-Ev., Of my2 81 PETER A. ID JAChoON-
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HOUSE AND Lot IN FEE-57 Nor

u u ton noriheriy side. near HUdsOnst handsome
and ADD three story house, with every
desrehe cOnVeuence lot IS by ~ feet ald boautiqy
Improved Can be examined RON 10 10 O'Clock and shsr
1PM Terms easy Ioquire ~ J. BARROW. e, The honse,
or al Is7 Fulton-st from 10 TO "A. Pm a. MW&Fn
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ITO LET-With steam power Por-
Il ten ofthe Basennent OF The Tribune Bindings Ao-
ply to Z. d sfREBEIGH. Publication once o. ne r.
hnva
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OFFICE TO LET.-A room in tho Sd
Os,ory Of the building le2 Nassaust fscing the Pss
With four windows 10 front; vary pesea1t soa puole
I Bpruce-st s. "
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u with shout t~o ARES ~ Land ~ THgy.VU5 ~,
6~vv ,nInufes Al % dVdsso River hslfoD oSSo
she House 10 entirely twosorys 1od hs. % "
,r.,stiss Thee premises command oeau''u Nlo- v
~. gndson R,vrr sad ih surrounding Village or from 10
ia s~res Of Lard hu ding site WITH spenoin veT
"a he Hudson Rive, vii bs dsoo'ed o. whea ctenoo %
-.sad IN he Be-. a. Of ID, H1csOn For tunhSr par
sss,5Is1s ,nouire ~ Z b REVERE. News Ageot peer
". -, ~ of XN SEE. he preni1oI. N.Y. "
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NIICHELL'S LAMP STORE.-Tho
husi-rss Of he above store removing from 70 .
Csihnrue Il All ii5ds of Csnph-ue and sluid Ls9ps
,rvf,rure1 on the premises Shulesle and Tssl; sum
ING Fnid And Campfire barrels and half bare o. ne
frst quality al the lowest prices ~sgoners suPphed
ssrcv jar and Fnid Lamps GrEBdoies &c 81 reduced
rates lamp wicks Of al kinos al wholesale all IN
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SQUIRE & BROTHER, 81 Fulton St.
NO DEALERS IN WATCHES, JEW

y ELRY, kc.-TO Let-Offces over Nos 8 and MAI
5en ,pe Suitsbie FOR Watch In porter,, Jewellers, En-
drawers &c Appv to JOSE II RUOO,
ss6 Ivi,r MAdsnlane.
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DARENTS or GUARDIANS inqan'9
Il for BOARDING SCHOOLS are respectfully sels. gs
20 address tho subscriber Principal Of the ALLEsrO.s
ACADEMY, Lebish Co, Pa The Annual Csil.s.s
containing references Ia hts city Terms. advaan{s~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-30
STEAM MILLS.
CIRCULAR SAW AND CRyST,

ME proprietor tascs pleasure IL rhnounc.
i ing TO his friends and the binding corn.
mun''y generally, that his mills fssser great
delay and expense in rcnosng) nse again In
complete operation, three niles nt-,l,-erst oi
Marshall, wsc.r We is nov ready 10 receive and
III orders y, short notice; and fllatiers himself
tina, the SUPERIOR QUALITY of hi. Lpm.
Der and Grini;g will insure n continuation Of
the literal patronage which has hitherto been
extended 10 i!sc establishment. The following
is O li,i Of priees--EDR Cash:
Square pine lumber, Sit 90 per ".
ShrAiIng. 7 10 "
All small ripped lumber, 30 90 "a"
For lnlnber upwards ol twenty -fon- feet in
length m extra price will be eharged. in pro-
por pn TO the tlr'pneiuss Gum Llr,li, black
walnut, ard other furniture lumber, when logs
are furnished. VIII be sa'y.d en- the s.arss, 9.
at Sii perry.
will sell on The usual crcdi, to TIE end OF
the year, at 20 per cent on the above price, to
p'nc'ual and legally responsible men. None
others need apply for Indulgence, without good
endorsement on their bills. And some who
speak for cash bills may be required to deposit
the amour. Of their orders in advance. "Iac
elephant has been visited" and ! ain determ-
med to do a safe business in the future.
Grinding will be done Any Flight in the week
exer. Suhiay
SAM j. RICHARDSON.
December 10, 1850 ms "
p. S-Orders left with messrs Ward, Will
aon, &. Go. will meet with prompt attention.
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SOW Il Il evident that the Statss arc
s1nal. and Il h equally evident that ths de.
fsndaat would claim protection from Lis
original State. sui you could not clslh
hin, on the agreement ~ wondering up Of
sugitives fros" justice, from the very fact
that the crime WIS not committed within
your Jurisdiction. And right here you have
the satisfaction to find two states in con.
fae; on a subject over which their iurisdic
tons are eqnal-the very thing that the fra.
mers OF this Government Intended 10 pre-.
vent. Or suppose Congress should abolish
slavery in the Territory, ard your emiarant
there was to complain to YOU, what would
yon do Tor his relief! It Is clear .ha, this
would he en Unconstitutional NV. II YOU
sccede what nave .ydn gilr6dl You have
not repaired the iniary ,.nor can yon. unless
you declare war against the Government
and force Ito give back the slaves thus
freed. Then il seems. that the sword has
rerjered the justice aud no, secession. Sc.
cess'on then, ns II matter of course. MS |
have always contcnded. is not a remedy
for the evil allcdgcd aud if the sword has
to he used. use it in the enforcement of the
constitution and the laws passed in accord.
nnce herewith; and If in the enforcement
OF the constitution and the laws. things
should take n sectional turn and the North
rs body, should refuse to execrte any
law, passed ~ coriormit, 10 the consilu.
ton, Or repeal any law violating the same
then ! would be in favor Of Southern
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Notice t. B'lnnicrs!

TTNIJE undef.iuued are .,lll ru,,ay,.d IN manu-.
j iaecinriny S'o,.on f;,as and i;orsah,r H,,,,
,,iR, ei,,l.t miles North n Palestine, Andersen
county. Texas. s-bere ,i,ey ARE reenunrn,ly lo.
Gated, and viii keep constant, o., hand Gsn. Of
various Sizes aud descriptions, all ionde OF the
best materials CAST Steel Saws, Cas-, RIBS.
rh.l.lardened and well finished. with an ex,ra
dust Brush attached TO each gin. The mill,
are al r,sdc Of good material, and well finish.
ed in every respect The gir. and mills are an
HarrHnied TO perform we'll aue VIII tc Gsiiser-
ed to purchasers at The shortest notice. Com
tract may be made With cur travelling agents,
OF VIA A. ). Austin q Co, Nash'nriun cour-
y Lopr.spe 8 Norton, Lagrsns', faye'te
~ ~ ~ NJ" S'r'n''f' :. "n',ioeh n.ld
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---- '---- - -
ST 4 NJ MILL.

'INlE subscriber takes hi, method OF inform
] ine his patrons and the public generally,
that his SteHm Saw and Gri-i Mil. situated
abcut one atd quarter miles northwest from
Ma; sh'l. /, now in operation and in good order.
lie is prepared to accommodate orders nj short
noti., a on reasonable tcrni. for cash. or
on on % paic'onl dealers. The following
are the ,..ice-, 70. 1000 Feet
Lumber board measure. els 90
Rough edged iun,bvr. &c 90
l.aiIiing ard piIrg, si'e ard
edge measure, 40 90
The gr,-t mill viii a, al tyne, be in opera.
ton Sacks brought 10 the mil ,up-, be PLAIN.
" marked, or there will be no rcsp,r- .bity TO,
loss
Ten per cent will be charged on lumber bills,
when not paid IN advance All sums on credit
will bc considered due on the first day Of De-
,embcr Of the current year.
A. D. BuRRESS.
January !, 1881 u2sy
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A e II A " c Ell!
PERRl's LIVERY STaoLr.

1Hr stable of the subscriber sit
-o uatcd IN MARSHALL, Harrison
Al7 Harrison county, Texas, OF the
80. j, SIDE Of the Public Square, having been
ieis disconnected " N the Planters Hotel,
acF az Mr. " ~ Mallory. will still be kept
20, 10, the accommodation Of local and rav-
eh. toners. Persons wishing to patron
Use ia, stable, can have their horses, vehicles,
and baggage taken to or from any part Of the
town The attention heretofore bestowed
will be unremit,cd, md every pains taken 10
please The proprietor returns his thanks 10
his friends and The public for the liberal pat
ronnge hcretoior, bestowed. and assures them
that no pains viii be spared to merit lis con-
tinualion.
The table viii 60 ,nc TO he uudcr the
sup.ril,endrncc of Mr. Challcs T. iIynson.
u hose experience in the bn-ine~- enables hisi
to give entire satisfaction To all his customers.
Horses, bugges, and hacks kept Ia hire.
=. X. PERRY.
August Al 1851, off
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COTTON The following quotation. sro ,ht n
',m the >.is Orleans p-in Of Tie sih inst
new ogigAss ci.ssiYtr.rios.
'nerinr 49, az Mtid'ins Far. sa
Ordihnrf, ..-.,t CO Fair, "a ioi
Mmdl,ns csa II Good Fajr..-.. HI
Good Mddl,ng, $ osl Good and Fine. nominal
ficrx--fom - s7t 10 -.
Pomg.-Mrss slt M 10 slt 25 NJ. o eli %
Friirr sl2 10 sl9 50; Hog Round So to SIC.
Bacon 49, Hams from - TO lie clear n 10 81.
shoulders Ia Gtc.
IAep-Nts To IOtc
tovvrs.-Kio 81 10 - Java i3c : l.ogusyn. 10
TO lie
tmocnL,rE-rrom 9 to Zoe.
SroAn.-Buvn from 5. to see. F, Havana white :
10 ~ Ianf, Z To lnc.
N,uoISn.-k Kentucky. from 70 tn 3ic
B.Lr Korf kentucky. Gtof!
BrrSw.S --trnm =. TO 25r
sgi>s.--Ieaf - 10 75c., Deer, in Lair ~ to lie.
NoLAssys From IS to 2yc.
CANptvs->pcrm - 10 Il, Tallow 81 ,o9, Ada
mnutlne Use
Kicy-Ata.r
sslSs.-buiialo robe from 80; bear e5 to - c. (;
deer II Ia II
'dhN Ordinary. &c q so, b,., Al So 81
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PRIMARY DgrANrsssr.--orthogra
Reading, and Whiting, Per session II
five months, $40 90
,EcoSp JrsioE Lass lemen.a-y les
sons in Arithmetic, Grammar, Gso-
grsphy, Natural Philosophy. Phis-
ology, and History oi2 90
fiRsT Jrsyos ClAss.--Englis!' Gram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic contin-
urd, Natural Phiir.oJiiy, Watts ON
the Mind. Botany, Geology, M,ihol
ogy and History ei3 90
BIOLOGY. aud History. ei3 %
Nmp,.x CtAss.--Cheinistry, Rhetoric,
Logic, Mimi Seierirc. Mental PM.
Iasophy, Evidences Of Christianity,
iol,l,cal ard Domestic Economy.
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and 49,
Modern lang uages commenced. e30 90
Srsloa CLAss.--ADccnt aud Modern
languages ctfapl.ied, Gec,re,s,
Tr,gnomessy, md review Of ioria-
or .lod'es cas- 90
Composition throughout the ecur.~,
esira Incidental expense for pupil
per session ~ 20
Drawing and Painting. zach eio o.
Embroidery aad Wax Work, each 90
instrumental busie. gao 90
use Of Piano extra - 90
Tuition payable a The end Of ~srh session
Pupils ~ili he charged from the tine Of IN.
trance. unsiI The close u the sc>.,on Distinctions
made fsF psoirsctcd sickness
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0uosS8eDbV bOs SF8u&s
- THE undersigned being the proprietor
(;:I Of that we'll know hotel IN The town oi
LA Rusk. Cherokee county Texas, known
a. the Brarken House" formerly occupied by
m, self rs hotel, is desir,ous Of selling the
same--low for Cash, or negro property. The
buildings are entirely new, large and commo-
dlous, con-isting.of ladies' and rentem.n's par.
Tor, also family room together with eight
private rooms, dining room 1nrge and com,i,o.
d,ou-) ktckcr, Nrnkr.hcuss, ara rstsc; md
an excellent we'll Of pure water, near the door.
Possession 10 be- given on the lAth Of Ociober
next
Persons cesiroos Of purchasing an excellent
hotel on very moderate and accommodating
terms, would do well 10 call on the subscriber,
near kusk, or 20 tire present cccuy ant,
F.E. HAYDOS.
June a., 1881. vs. nj w.
Rn-k. Cherokee Co. Texas, June ~. 1881
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Q,IiESE. Springs are sisuaa itJka.s
| j tdwn, Nvsth.'f Wsst, : nso~att iAe<
nngs .Sf eouGlry, 'atont Two thtu.an9s wv
SHOWS IT, common sarfass; keing Tie ~
ridge brtwtsn lAs'is Cypress sHd Hsbins ll(&s
s,s. and sufficiently fat tFoiis eiilsss ~ n ~
urdtv the influence o. ths njnsuseia tkst ~
~nafcs thsrcirorn; aud fsvshes protested ~ I
eirdic Of pinc growth. tho bsst princeton knowu
| ~ the veesisLse kingtom against Ire diffusion
Of ssidsnsasa 0vvS eouutres nta. its source.
These tiiIsAre bit snmc If the ssrc specimens
of wonder ard admiration ri, by tie Great
Hand, vino msds VII tlin2s rcrftet.
On the highest point We have building sites.
unsurpassed N beauty by any in the tnown
world; and tie eye pau~ss not only shsle. but
with deIie,, and admiration ran survey at wi;l,
diversity u landscape. from twenty to thirty
miles in almost every direction.
Prom the sides Of the.c Hills issue n vali,ss
III wa,er, TO which we invite tAs attention Of
the public ns analysed BY Professors s..ddsIl 4
Smith ~ follows;
CswIgssry o. lorsiAsA.
NV OsLsASs. Feb. 10 1881.
.Msssrs. Hugely # Rochelle 50 Utarier H.
GEsfLkN.s--Ars,st.d, By Prof J. iawycrcs
Smith, who has great reputation ~ an ar'sytl.
cal chemist. heYc .sata'tsd the three ssm,l.i
By ". II Dial.
conesrniug lie s.ssseor, .u,s,rrr,s f,vs
rs carbenic snd -uipluraici bydsoss n.y. whci,
may pfrgnasc the fcctpl apr.ng waters, 50 much
."s had elapsed, nad il beng 10 US uncertain
nl,.tht. The boitlps ec-e scaled NJ oiisr ., the
springs, taat no.hiny sns,..s>so.y eoa,d b. AZ.
ceriained.
The ,hrce bottle, of ws,cr eon,aI,s lo, N.
lie saline or .,liJ matte, No onc nf ,h.n ,.,.
,,in,up over six cra,us. "a v,sl 10 ,,,. ou.r,
M. wn,., in l,,i,r ~ r.ntai1. SuI,'ta,.
Of mnpn..is. .ulrhu,,. Of .ado. fpurva,iv. .'n..
chloride Of .od,,,n .ul,L.,s at Inns I,.,ic : I
orp.pi,, wa,...
sS,. ,,. ~
~; "atel ~ "''''o NJ contains suiphaie
.ulpba,e OF lime, o,ysuic ra,,,,
~.
no.. ",a,,' M III. "'" '',., mum.
.,'a,..,l. 1t',...,, 20 ..., ,s "'p'r'. "
4. .,.,.,',,,,', H. ,"..,, S,ks.'. '"".'s'
:" - s ss.s.a.h W "s...sSs AosH'" "
In ,a. nr,+y ~ ft.i, ~. ,,x nh,,.ao.ss Nm.
il, nc las, there !. NOR, ,.lnh. t. ~ lim. .nd
ehisf,dr Of Soiiu,r than -nlrh.te ~ Na.rs..
These water. are probably apperien, md a..
iens,ive; and the gaseous matters prs ssnt msy
rive 10 them additional medicinal Value,
Respscifully. your ob'ts-',;.
J. L. kilpgl.L4 Pc, Chem
n5ed DIR. ist'v II
II eon,c,,o, with H., .b,.. ..,,A, "a.
.ia .n,,,aa. s'.n-l 49, 49,. h.. -.
S,,,,,,. h,', ,..' 49,, !, IA -.
ga d., ia at, 81 ~ 80 -.
,,;ai MI H.. n,,,,,.'.',,' H., ~,
III A. IT, ~ w" ~ IVA" '
J,a,.,,o 80 w., 50, W. ''N'ss "s",e
a., ,i,,c,ins. -, ,h.. KI,, ad ~
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LAW DEPARTMENT.


Hon. T.. ". NJ. King, Professor Of Theory
and Practice Of law.
John Del.ii.ld, Esq, Professor Of CONNER.
eial Jurisprudence.
1ern,s--S5o per session
All communications pertaining to thi. depart.
mert mus, be addryssc5 to. g..
V. ". N. KING. l,so.
Memphis, Tenn. March, 1850.
The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, msrn
worth. ard n, 1rssIonal requirements. viii CON.
pare iavorably with he most distinguished In
our country. TIL. medical faculty constitutes
an anomaly In ih,s - ehy other couutry--al
Of them sts able lecturers snG The bes, o.
teachers.
Taose who will contemplate cur eeoglapli.
cal position. and the eAlenl of our population
can have no doubt N 10 the eIixiby...y al Gus
situation for an enterprise Of the Kind, A. IA
health, including all seasons Of the year, We
deny that ANY OTHER cry HAS MORE.
A common error exists in she minds Of many
students relative to tbs place Of studying med.
icine; those who intend praciicng among the
diseases Of the Yves. and South, shoall rer.
tainy educate themselves at n school who's,
Faculty are practically acquainted with those
Diseases.
That the public may te satisfied Of the per.
manencr Of this school. we feel 1t our duiy to
stat, TINT the Trustees and Faculty form UNIT
III action, Ihrh auyurs well for it, future sne.
cess; and that the pccliis Internal Organization
which connects them esnnu, he interrupted
l.. W. ". KING, Esq.
President ef The Memphis !tsf"u.
ms-r'f I, 500. W mao ly
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NEW ADtERTISEMENT

~ a FRAZER, 'Ns-my At Lar Marshall,
" Texas. will prp tee N tNe Sixth Judicial
District. embracing tho con ties of HARRISON.
tass, tp-hur, Wood, Smith, Cherokee. Ru-k,
and Pamela counties. mo-,
~ ~ NORTON, in0raey Al Lar QUIT
,. man, Wood county, Tcyas will practice
IN the courts of the 9Th Judicial District, the
Supreme and Federal Courts nj Tyler,
August 80, 1851. 10 GIN
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PLANTERs' HOTEL.

IA THE undersigned, proprietor. respect.
l:ss.u fully intnrns his friend. and the pul@
ssaAsA lie generally, that he has taken ehs-gt
Of tbs Planters llossl, situated in tie mos, de-
sirablc part Of town for public house. lie
has made every artan;emrss necrxsssy for the
accommodation oG th-ss Who msy please 10
f,so- 'in' vita cali, and pledgcs hi.nsclf u
furnish accommodations nos inierisf 10 any Ia
tie stsle.
". ". MALLORY.
February -. 1881. ns1y
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FASHIONABLE CLOT9fiNt;.

ECOTT Z EEARINO. NsH.E sfuwr, q
- Fashionable Cjo,A'rg At wheie~slr and r..
tail, Nc~ ! and Canal. corner 81 Old I.~vee
street New Orleans; ard No. ~, Nassau street
New York City,
Purchasers viii st all tines end an exten.
aivs assortment on hand, comprising every A.
ssyi<s. sud ,fImmed and made h In bat nar-
Hsv, Every astiev sold Il wAnakRTsns a~d
n Il d.e~ not susn out ~ ssfswsewtsd, ths
moasy viii " svfsAded-
Tsrmst lssas,sk,y cash, ~ its equivalent.
Prices uaafosu.
Bsyera visiting ei,Aes city. win he1 il to their
interest 10 call ard ~xamipr or ss0rk.
Gr Please nose the Mans and aaAhes Ia yoas
nsrmosandun bNoh. ~ M en