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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

New Fall and Winter Goods!
ID. 8. ANDERSON,
ION First street, first door beiew Post Office
HAS Just received, and is opening a large
III assortment OF fashionable goods, suited to the
FAL. AND WINrER TRADE, consisting in part OF blk,
blue, green, olive, claret and brown
French, German q American Cloths,
twilled aud plain. Also, a great variety Of
OvercOatings,
German beavers, super blue and drab kerseys, blue
blanket coating, pilot cloths, g..
French and German
Black DOeskinS,
Wool and piece black Cassimers of everv quality,
fancy Cassimers and Doeskins oil the latest and
most fashionable style.
VESTINGS,
Elegant style London Cashmeres and Valentines,
plain Silk Velvet Vestings, figured and plain blk
Satin and Silk do,
TailOrs, Trimmings,
Of every description; super wool Innings for over
coats, plain and figured alpaca serges, mohair us-
tres, &c.
HrThe attention of my customers, and the public
generally, is invited examinatio of the above
goods, which have been selected with great care,
and will be sold ut the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Garments OF every description made to order in
the very best manner, and warranted to m.
sept lS-llwd
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To Physicians, Country Merchants, and
Everybody.

To Physicians, Country Merchants, and
Everybody.
lust received from the Eastern markets, a la, &c
- assortment, in addition to my former stock o
Drugs, Chemicals Dyes, Oils, &c, consisting in
part OF he preparations Of Mercury, Iodine, IIon
Quinine and Morphine; Nitrate of Silver, pare;
Salacine, Piperine, Tnnnin and Pepsin.
Pcheffelin's selected powdered lpecac, Jalap,
Cunchonea, Turkey and India Rhubarb
Potash. Pearlash. Saleratus. Sup. Carb Soda.
Cream of Tartar, Tcrtaric Acid, Epson and Ro
chelle Salts Camphor, Opium and many other ar
ticles specially in the Drug line.
Mrs. Millar's fine cut Chewing Tobacco and q
superior article of Cavendish, Macaboy and Scotch
Snuhs
A fine assortment OF Bird Cages. seeds and foun.
tains, Hyatt's genuine excelsior Matches, Mofait's
Phoenix Bitters and Pills, pr. S. p Townsend's
Sarsaparilla, and all other Sarsapaillas and popu.
lar patent medicines.
Brushes Of every kind, from the large wh;tewasb
down to the Camel's Hair pencil
DR.. Bannings' Body Brace. DIR. Fitch's Suppor
tiers, Shoulder Braces, Inhalng Tubes. Books on
Consumption, and Medicines Also, Erringers' Sup.
porters, Braces, Bandages and Truss.s
Garden Seeds, medicinal herbs roots, extracts
and powders put up by the Shakers
Glassware "A full assorimen Of shop furI itiIre.
bottles and walls window and plate cut to any size
ut our own risk All OF which are offered whole
sale RETAIL with desire to give satisfaction as &c
quality and price. ALLEN c. HALLOCK
teblltt, Main st. near Wnter Evansville Ia
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8UNDRIE8.

TUST reed per steamer AmazOnia, ZOE, d, /.
j Mems, Boys' and Youths Caps, Of Fur, Shk
Plush. w col Plush. Mohair. Cloths and Velvc,
of the latest styles, from 80 to "a per dozen.
100 pieces Flannels. wife and cclored;
IS do Muslin de Lain, OF all qua!iiIes an
prices.
100 do Ginghams, various brands;
300 Shawls for fall and winter Wear,ali KINDS
999 Yankee notions fresh from Boston
sep5 JOHNSON e. FRENCH.
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T 2T RHxs4 EHA sSsHfS 41EHGH

VIE Undersigned havinH purchased the Drug
L Store formerly occupied by Messrs ]. &. Hatch.
lit & Co.. would respectfully call the attention of
the country merchants, the physicians, and the
public generally to their fine assortment OF Medi.
cines, Paints, Oils, Pertumery, Surgical lnstru.
ments. &c. whica they are regularly receiving
All of which we viii sell upon as accommo-
dating ter as can be purcased in any of the West.
cities. and hope by strict attention TO business
to receive liberal share OF public patronage.
Orders attended to punctuay, and carefully
packed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08
STATEMENT OF
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE IN6U
RANCE COMPANY"

STATEMENT OF
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE NSU'
RANCE COMPANY"
Ne1drk ~ J-On The 1st day of January, 1851
Offices, ISL Market Ste. Newark.
IL Wall ST., N. Y.
BALANCE per statement Jan.
ID LIST, 1850 1896, 1874 sc
Dedutt for losses then
unpaid, paid since, 40350
1896, Sc
Nett premiums reed
during year 1850 S4s3s0i IS
Interest do do 81, $50 so
Total receipts, 1850 $53S,36l SIS
paid losses
of the year Ill 200 90
For purchased
policies IL 90 Sc
Salaries taxes,
postage. etc. ll6,72 AZ
Comm ssions, %, % As
Physicians fees, 2,O25 30
--I6S,65l 10 369,7I0 10
Balance t,265, 1855 80
Paid on dividend of ls47 1898 80
do do 1913 59.419 Sc
Paid Interest ON divid'ds 9,495 30
- 9I3 &C
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WHOLESALE LIQUOR & GROCERY
u0TJQE

WdO16SAJ6 0IZOON q 01SOVl1Nx
HOUSE.
THE undersigned would respectfully MORN the
i citizens of Evansville and surrounding coun.
try, that he is establishing himself i'm the Wholesale
liquor and grocery business. Main street. nearly
opposite the Bank, where he expects, b, always
keeping complete assortment o the best OF articles
in his line, and close attention - business to share
reasonable portion of the patronage CT the citi.
zens of Evansville and vicinity.
Be sure to call and try.
II you do not buy.
Oct22-u A LITER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

osnn Boots and ShOes.--A large rsnn
Il" stock and &c ieraI variety on hand y
- suitable for the fall trade selected -
from the best assortment in the Eastern market.
Mems Calf Kip and coarse Boots;
Bows do do do do;
Youths do do do do;
Children's do do do;
Mems calf, kip, split, seal and coarse Brogans;
Boys do do do and coarse Biogans;
Youth'sdo do do do;
Ladies' Dc do split and goat peeged Boots;
do do and goat pegged Buskins;
do do do sewed Boots and Buskins;
do French Morocco and kid scwed do
Misses Cali, Kip, split and goat pegged Boots;
Sii n ea, x,P, grained pegged lace noo.si
me extra sizes OF the above varieties, for sale
By E.G WEBSTER & CO.,
sep3u Corner 5th and Lodge SITS, Chit.
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Directors and Officers.
Robert l.. Patterson, Chas. s. Macknott,
Lewis G.. Grover, Thomas Segur,
Henry Mcfarland, William M. Simpson,
Set. Low, John X. Weeks,
Andrew s. Smelling, Randall II. Green,
Joel w. Condit, Nehemiah Perry,
ROB'T L. PATTERSON, Prest
J w CONDIT, Vice President.
BENZ. c. MILLER, secty.
L.. GROVER, Attorney and Counsel.
VALENTINE Morn, NJ. D.,
JER VAN REysEl.AER. M. D.,
Medical Boa d of Consultation.
Tin Scrip to those who have paid theirPremium
in Cash and to tho cree it of those who indebt-
ed to company by note for part OF the Premiums
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Net balance January LIST, 81
AS SET S
Cash on hand
Newark City 6 per cent bonds
Brooklyn do do
Bonds and Mortgages on real
estate worth double the am'nl
loaned
Real estate in Newark
Premium notes drawing 6 per
cent interest, secured by pol
Giles
Loans on scrip
Premiums, premium notes, and
cash in the hands of agents,
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ALLEN L. HALLOCK, Agent,

ALLEN L. HALLOCK, Agent,
MI. BRAY, D., Med. Examiner.
All persons wishing to make insurance an their
own or their iren s. Lives will please call on the
Agent in this city. office on Main street near Wa
ter, and examine the terms and rates of the com
pany. Ioct4 3msl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

CHOE I.aces & GallOOns-
~ 1000 gross Lacesof every style and variety;
300 pieces .ilk and string Ribbon;
100 gross black silk Galloon;
400 do do union do;
100 do do Maybe Galloon;
200 do do colOred do
500 lbs Nos 3, 10 and 10 Shoe Thresd;
30 doz men and womens Cork Soes;
40 sets ime Philadelphia Lasts;
60 gross Boot webs; with large and supe.
rior stock Of black and coored English e. French
Hastings and Italian Cloths, all for sale low by
K G. WEBSTER Il CO.,
sep Corner 5th and Lodge SITS, Cin'ti,O
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T e A T III E r..
IL 10 dog Philadelphia Hips;
IS doe Calfsking
so doz Tsmpico and Madras Boot Morocco:
so dog do do glazed and goat do;
IS doz do and French Morocco;
50 dox Madras do do;
IS dog Curacoa, Madras and S. Amer. Kids;
f. doz prime French Patent Leather;
10 dog Cape Bindings,
20 dog Fancy Roans;
81 dog colored Morocco All just received and
fer sale by T. G. WEBSTER T. CO.,
sep3 Corne- 5th and Lodge streets, Gin.
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DEPOSITS.
THE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE COM
i PANY pays interest on cash deposits made
at the Office Of the Company, on Water street, s,ur
doors below Main, at the following rates:
For daily deposits....- 3 per cent per annuns.
Deposits for 2 mos 3
="
-
Six months and over
da,os;ss y,.<o .r;t tho will ho yo
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

Oh nlOnths uUu UVtr
All deposits made with the Company will be re
funded in current bank notes, unless oiherwis
agreed upon. Gmhl9tfl WIN. T. PAGE, Secty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08
CHANGED QUARTERS

ENTLENEN DESTROYS of procuring
VI fine Dress Hats and Boots can find the
est assor menl at the Hat and Shoe Store Of
sep26 j. B. FOSTI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-24
BEa,kEfT 1 60.

MARSHALL srkEkr. JEFFERSON, TEXAS.
Woiesa!, Dealers IN Dry Goeds. Grorer,es, DE-.
llANl>G been selling dry goods at whole.
! sal. IN New Orleans Tor the last sesen
years, to merchants throughout Texas, Asksn.
.as aud the Southern States generally and ~ one
Of our firm will b- constantly in the northern
and New Orleans markets. from whom We shall
receive fresh supplies by every boat during the
boating season, We feel confident Of being aLls
to keep on hand a general assortment OF goods u
every description -ui,edto The market and coun.
Try, winch will comprise every variety Of
Staple an fancy dry goods,
Groceries of MI kinds,
Provisions aud fruits.
Boots. shoes, and brcgans,
Clothing, hats, caps,
Ssddier,, trunks,
hardware, cutlery,
Crock.ry, glass, and stone ware,
Tools, farming implements,
Stationery, &c. &c,
all Of which will be sold upon libeml terms,
and at prices y course ~ iom as those y any osa.
er house. Country merchants are respectfully
invited to call upon us when in market.
n H. W. have now on the way from New
York large and desirable assortment OF s~a-
sopabc dry goods.
April ~, 1851. MAJ lat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-24

Mes Urtssas.
Tny vsAsesigped deaiees res
pee,fulIy To sasssa The public that
WV they eau alwsys And II biz Music
H,o,v, . choice and lsrss assostsssnt Of Piano
Fsrtss. a, very reasonable prices, ard Oh sccon.
nodstin9 TERMS
Among them ar~ Pinaao Forte. made BY the
Old and eel~bssied mansiarlusess, T. (i'lo~f
4 Co, Of Boston, u n<h tons. and hniAsed
beautifully in rosew ooA, blark walnut, ard ma
hog.ny, with iron ftaosa, msde in the most
substantial and work Anlike nAnSrr Also,
lAs Justly celebrated .f:oiisr psns Forie',
walsh, for sweetness Of tone, have not been
s1usald They are peculiarly suited to tho
coumssy. - th< K.olian does not require tuning
for ysarA
Ths New Improvement in Piano Fortes
ihe patent vitrsf'sg Ore'b''dg., - also for
sale II the sams establishment This improve
n~nt gives p~rx,iss Nsmn~ss and brillisrcy TO
The ,,rt.-, adds to ths dv.atslity and strength
Of the Piano, and RENDERS II capable Of remain
ing much loaycs in tune than tkess In ordinary
use.
W.T. NJ is Agsni for l3enr, tlrYs' eeishs.Ao6
Grand P,snos and Pianinos, made in Para keF
power and sweetness Of tone, they aeaoo ~
eminent -
The Dolee Compound AsferAant. J. pcll-y
L Co.'S PARIS Pianos. and lnslsaments from all
the best manufacturers. euostsntiy receiving
asd for sale on liberal 49,,
napsnt- kiend Pp mr. sale, ffcn 80 "a
| - eMAo ee8'n part payment for ne"
& FiadSS. Repaired. Tuned. Rented. and Ap.
saised.
Csshcsrfs Melodeor This beautiful toned
Wnal-..~tsum~nt. for viiise. Churches, Lodges
Serensding Psrties, and the private practice OF
Orga'.sta. pess~.s~s s~ec, and powerful tone
il portable, (w~xhing rs pounds,) and offered
81 $50 each
II Orders for guitars, viollns. violonce1Ios
elsrionets, flutes, hageolcts, s,sings, and music.
executed y, reasonable prwes. Dsnds supplied
with brass instruments a1d band muse.
Hs,ys, double and single action. ON had and
made to order, to sui, the taste Of purchasers
iMs.'o.--Ths largest catalogue IN the South
The stock n IN accumulation Of over twenty
year. In II are many old AID beautiful pieces
on, Of print.
Ner Music received by every arrival ssem
the NORTH and by the Foreign steamships
!Spdnt,h songs, dances. watze>, Ac.--a regular
supply. Original music published every week
Al thu stofc--natyr compositions solicited.
Music, bound. copied and arranged Sub~rip-
tons received for the Message bird. Sdronis
Musical Times. and the HaH,ysrs Oiio by
addressing tn. undersigned, catalogues of mp-
sic will be sent to my part Of the adjoining
states.
n23 I'm. WIN. T. MAYO
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STEWART 4 DA1LEV j,

Saddle and Havnsss Makers, MsrsAsii, Taxes,
O. WOULD respectfully announce to
the public that they ars now ~.
~ pared Ia execute Ill work entrusted
to their care, in = style not 70 Be- ssspssssd b
any wsshnsn Ia TEXAS. Their materials ~
Of the Rnssa quality. Call and sxsnins en-
work and material for yourselves.
They also have constantly on hand supply
Of epanish Saddle Trsea Of the most approved
style ard 6nish Bsddlers Al distance eaa b.
supplied With the celebrated Hop Tn, or az
other pattern. BY addressing 10 by mail. An
osdsss will Be- pssapsly Alled. -
Shop two doom easl II ths NAsuhall fjc>sl,
NASH .. 1851. va.s1v
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THE ccpart"ssship heretofore existing
in this town. under the Arm Of Ward 4
Wilso" is this day dissolved by limitation.
Having renewed the same BY sssocia,ing
with 10 Mr.. q. W. Vivion. our house will
w future h. conducted under the name aud
style Of Ward, Wilson. 4 Co.
Being thankful for the liberal patronage
offended I" the old finn. our highest ambi.
ton shall BE-. by ass'duity, industry, and
Close attention TO business 10 merit the
came in future.
WARD. WILSON, h Co.
January lot. 1861. Iet
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-24

D. McPHAiL& CO.. (shop over Cole.
"a Grocery are prepared 10 perform oil
IL work entrusted 10 their care in work.
man.lis- ard satisfactory manner. They have
on hand and f"r sale, marine clocks, time pi-cea,
and watches, bres.t-pina 6nger-rings, gold but.
tons, Cor which may b. made TO ordcr,) gold
pens Of the best quality, &c. They are also
prepared to make anything in their line desired,
and solicit share Of public patronage.
They arr also prepared 10 do al kinds Of
engraving: Masonic, Odd Fellows, Templar's,
Sons Of Temperance, and County seals will
be furnished to order.
Dec. ~. 1880 ne46 n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-24

M1RiGiiT, WILLIAMS l. co, Cotton
w Fseto-s and Communion Merchants,
Union Row, 81 Carondel~t street, New Orleans.
The undersigned continues to rrpr-s-n, the
above house Cash advances, Rsgging and
Rope and Plantation Supple. made 10 those
who may feel II their interest TO consigu their
Cotton 10 them. For convenience and safety,
al cash balances due planters paid At this Of
kcs, free Of charge.
b. N. JOHNSON,
n93 II Shreveport.
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- eUfeAosoSS 81 Cjoeooo9s e.
AUss1 Assrve 4 t., ~ lhaxsssas seress,
So pvbee oeOse,
\NyHkAE nay - found th~ largest ~ ~
w as.ossas~. u CtetAsAx Of every desesip-
ton In !Ves Oviesws A. THE esiab'ishoeas
every article b odtssa .. the lowest ps'ee Il
which il can b. so&a, and no rrdaeI'on can in
any instance BE- WsAs. Purchaser. vhssAes
they are good o. ~ jeAees q tk~ quality Of
Goods. may rsss ss.ssrd of oosa'n'"g esery A.
sieie At the very lowsss pv.s, wishoa. the
trouble Of beating down. u the fsss Of beiss
cheated. We have but one psie for tsoods,
s~i that invariably IL the lowest IN Tie city
Or stock Of Clothing and Furnishing Gocd.
" as~ very large. comprising = very fun o..
sovtnent; oil made in the lstess and bsse ~.
nes, and wssTan,<1 in every r~spect
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A. oTVvSeo 70 he CWsevWe ~ 40UD9o0D ~
virinity. OIhcs nearly opposiss ~ JsN1osse
Hotel. d.. e. can BE- fossd as ~ hessl 8
night. v1n>oy
TINE undersigned recently retusnsd H.
i New Drlrana with we'll sslsesst seeek
Of soods, since whish time he has svceivsi ~
10 the market, aud embrace such sstjejss A. -
usually to be found IN country ssosss. m
motto is to s<ll cheap, aud make quick r,,s,sa
Of rssdy cash. lie hopes that persons eoniae
10 Jefferson will give hin eaM.
n4O r. N. GRAHAM.
teHtrss1 WateSsCuse EslAtelehnes{.
INK. SAMUEL CAREY would rrsps<tfsIs
~ inform the etixena VI Eastern Tsxss ~
he il now fitting up his building. in this -
tor the reception Of patients who are dssj,sse
Of testing the practical application u i
Water Cure.
Having pr.cticsA Aineteen years spl~ -
Al,opathIc sys'en, and for the last TIVE ys1ls
under the Water Cure, ard having tsssae
fully convinced VI the superiority u ths asaes
over all other known practice, ~ Aatsess M.
self tina, he will b. able 10 give gsnsral sasiA
faction to all those who are la6oriae un1ps
chronic, nervous, OF acute diseases, Of whatsue
type
Tn. wonderful cures effected BY HydsspssAv
in the various countries Of Europe, AID IL ~
Northern Stst~s. has established the fAct III
this practice is now no longer an expssiusul,
and that nearly all the diseases incident u b.
manity can te treated more certainly, speedily,
and efIectually BY this, than by amy ssAss
known pssctirs.
Many diseases pronounced incurable BY msA
jcines, or which have bal9,ed the skill Of ~
most eminent practitioners Of other sys,ssA
have yielded. as il by magic. to the alI-heuline
powers Of the Water Cure.
Feu,ales laboring under complicated dasases
peculiar TO their sex. and who have failed u
lind relief from medicines, will find the Wstss
Cure Al invariably .afe and rfhcscious remedy.
Those wishing information with q view 10
try the Water Cure al this establishment. " Ia
reference to following = course Of ,rsstssst u
hcm-, will meet with prompt attention By n.
dressing postage PAID
DR. SAMUEL CAREY,
Jefferson, Cass county, Texas.
| n B-N Carey will continue 10 practice u
Jefferson and viyaniiy, As heretofore, under 81.
the, system, ~ the pa,'en, may desire.
| trtohrr ~. 1880, n1oy.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-24

tVm. DiSS, ARSM.)
- GARpES, farm, and flower seeds; gafdsn
tooIs, fruit trees Of all kinds, shrubh~sy,
~ greenhouse plants, Dutch bulbou., dow.
~ roots. double dAhlia~. books on gardening,
DC, H., fos ~sle At lower prices than any other
house in this city. Please call before purchas-
ing any where else. At No. ~, Canal street, new
buildings 0n the l~vee.
An orders promptly attended to and put up
Of tho very best articles withou, delay Flow.
cs garden At the end Of Apollo street, on Jose
phine, near Jackson, Lafayette. nAsy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-24

~ NosTRoss, "a srrLw.iL
NJ ONTROSs T. srILwEiI, " ,ols,sl.
Nl and Retail D,aisrs in THiNG
No. - Magazine street, corner of Common
street New Orleans
N. E.--M-ssur-s taken in Ne~ Orleans for
G~nil~men's Clothing. and made TO order al,
their house IN New York, At short notice, and
in the latest style.
IJ- Sulwell 4 Montros-, Manufacturers, ia
Fulton at, New York nAgy
We would respectfully invite our customers.
snd purchasers generally, IN wan, oil Pm, Fash
,onabie Ctotk,ng, to call and examine our large
and complete stock, comprising in part the fol-
lowing goods;
Black and color~d cloth dress coats;
BLACK and colos.d cloth frcck coats
Bacs and color,si sark and Sind coats;
Cashmere and tweed ssck and shad coats
Fancy tweed business coats,
Ciosks and osercoats, all varieties;
Black cashmere pants;
Black doeskn cashmere pants
Fancy exssimere pants,
Black Satinet,e pants
Fancy cx~hisaerr vests
Black satin vests
Black and fancy velvet vests;
Black silk vests.
Also, sh,r,s, ersrss, hsndks-eh,,js, etc. %sy
I y KNAPP, D,niiu Nurgron, Gives par.
~ . tculAf attention to the preservation Of
the NATURAL TEETH, A. well ~ to supplying
their loss by artificial ones. His entire time
for years has besr devoted to the improy ements
in his profession OF evidence OF his superior
plugging aniihs nnt1y and beauty Of h,s Artificial
1erth, he will only refer 10 his numerous pa
tsona, both in the city, and country. Millions
nf teeth pntH ANIMAL. Inst .,f TINA,
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January lst 1861. :


Ol4 ACRES Of vesy superior Land. in
EWOO Pamela county, $50 seses Of wAseh i
rich bottom land, above overflow. TAssp h On
Tn land a never failing stream Of water. wAieA
would b. well adapted to machinery. Il wsuh
3 most eligible site for Haw and Csist Nil.
Timber on the laaA: Oak, Pine aal CypsrsA
There 10 absut eighty aeres Of cleared LAND
thereon, with Hosss and other inpsoyss,sass.
Location healthy. and At eoavsaisss diseases
from both ths Red River and Sabine savinsjen.
Title undenisbls Terms reasonable.
Apply 10 WIN. H. BRl1TOW,
91-W neahall.
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KS! Ks!!

Southwestern ook Store, No. .6. Grarisr
Street. Nsr Orleans.
Hgf.AQ JOHN BALL has just opened the
above establishment, and will keep
SiahlaD constantly on hand large and
u taluabtr collection OF Thsoiog,cal Standord,
and Miscellaneous Books which he offers at
prices much lower than heretofore sold NJ in
thu Souih.
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and others wish.
ing BdsAs and SiT,onsry 10 sell again, he
would respectfully invite their attention to his
large stock Of School Books, N,dpie and Fancy
Stat'onsvy, &c.
lie il also agent for the METHODIST Book
coscERs, and Keeps full supply Of all their
books on hand, at pubiicatie n. prices.
Jon BALL.
81 Gyat's- street, Nsp Orleans.
lnnnasN 4 1871 nl4 q
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l. wsds G. AoseIey my esaeral sesat. u
.s's's oil my outstanding 6ssinsss fsr -, ssl
~ my aams, to sue and Be- sssd n III cases Of
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HssrissA g., Tess, ysb, 10 1881. ~