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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29
Jn1ia Rubber GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER GOODS.-The New.
Il ark India Rubber Manufacturing Company, No. 50
lane have hand and oe< for sale Boots hees
Feo,hods and Clogs of the most approved styles ndla
Rubber Toys, consisting Of Lions, Dogs Sheep, Bears
Eagles Owls Frogs SC Balls and Doll Heads Of differ
entszes qusy and other goods in the Ind, lboer
line, made under Goodyears Patent Metallic Indis huo-
Der. Idle 2ws1 II. HUTCHINSON, PreTt.
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DAuROAD MORTGAGE BONDS

IL The undersigned oiIsT for sale -
$4,000 Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds Of the Baf-
no and State Line Railroad Company-thesn years to rna
coupons attached-psyabls LIST Apnl and October.
$4,000 Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds OF the New
Haven and New London Railroad-ihesa years TO run
Coupons a,tached-payabls 10Th March and September
$4,000 Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds OF the New
Haven and Northampton Company. Canal Raiiroai)-
eighteen years able 10Th January and
July.
$4,000 Ssvea Per Cent Mortgage Bonds Of the North
srn Indiana Railroad COmpany,enJ ears 70 run-Coupons
payable Ia February and August.
These Bonds all secured BY r mortgages on the re
secve Roads and the interest and principal payable
in New York WARD CO.,
dis q No. 81 Wall-st.
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Daufins SCHOOLS.

A DODWORTH'S Dancing Academy,
IA . No. 4i8 Broome-st, near Broadway. new class
for beginners will commence on MONDAY EVENING
Jan at O'Clock. Gentlemen wishing TO attend will
please call before that time and enter their names
Glasses for the practice Of tho Polka Schosch Redewa
Gollza, and all the other fashionable Dances Mon
days and Thursdays, and Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Gentlemen commence at any time Ladies and Chil
drens Glasses the same days ct and o'clock p NJ.
Sources every two weeks. d232w
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DICH PRESENTS of GOLD and Sill
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-A. JOEL

III co No $40 Broadway having completed their i'm
portations for the Apr aching Festive Season, now
offer for sale at the loves, remuneratlve grces large
styles and superior workmanship, set with Dla
Rubes Pearls other precious stones In Brace
let's Earrings Pins Kings Chatleans. Lockets, CHAINS
Pencil Cases, Studs. Chains SC. Fine Watches by the
most eminent makers Silver Wares Electro aud Sheffield
Plated Goods, Papier Mache in endless variety China
Vases Bottles Tste atete Sets, &c rosewood mahogany
and caromsndel wood Workboxes, Dressing Cases Writ
ing Desks Odor Cases Glove Boxes, &C Leather Desks
Bottes. Dressing Cases Paneteres Enyelop Cares &C.
Card Cases and Port MoDnaies ia gold silver pearl tor
tlss Fruit Knives, Napkin Rings, real Jet Ornaments
Frankfort Enamel Ware pearl sandal wood and other
Fans and an immense variety Of European Fancy Goods
TOO numerous to particularlse dlB lat
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SALE of 100000 BONDS of the
~ NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Sealed proposals vii be received at the Oce OF the
Company No - Wall ST. until Saturday. the 10th day
Of January next at o'clock. NJ for the sale OF $780,
oGe Of Convertible Bonds OF the New York and Ere Rail-
road Company, ON the following terms and conditions
20 per cent the day Of sale
is per csut. on the second of February
IS ger cent. on tho frst OF March.
IS per cent on the FIRST OF April.
l5per cent. on the first INLAY.
10 per cent. on the irst of June.
10 per cent. on the irSt OF July
The Treasurers receipt VIII he given Tor the rsa pay
cut Of 20 The purchaser have the option
pay the whole amount cash for Which interest vii be
eOsed up 10 the lime she several instameniS become
due.
The acce psance of the Company ang due before the
first cay Of July NEXT, viii be received less the INTEREST,"
payment Of all the ns,alments after the hrSt.
The whole issue Of the Bonds amounts to three millions
five hundred thousand dollars payable ten om the
first dag Of January 1884, with interest az per cent
anpum, payable sei-annusy by coupons attached, on
the frat day Of January and Jay aud convertible ato
the capital stock Of the ossny at par at the pleasure Of
the holder
The Bonds issued payment OF the floating debt OF
the Company and for the Construction u double track
The Bonds Will be issued in sums of 81 900 each AMI
made by the der Proposals wall he received
number from 10 three thousand and she sale
will be pos tive 10 the hI CHEST bidder.
Proposals ould be Endorsed Proposals for Bonds II
1884, ard addressed to THOMAS J. TOWESEND.
Treasurer New Iotk add Erie Railroad Company. No IS
Wsst, Nev-Yor. BY order OF the Beard Of Directors.
d2s tylas NATHANIEL MARSH. secy.
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TOHN ]. MOFFAT, No. $40 Broad way,

~ composite Nblos would respectfully inform his friends
and public that he has imported large assortment
fancy boxes French flowers, fruits fancy swapping ana
other notices which he will dispose of at the rates
He ass furnishes parties with ice cream irul1 ices
blanc mango small fancy biscuit glace, bon giace,
pudding gisce merngue Ia cream beverose, or
naments and pyramids OF nougaI, oranges &c crystal
&c; boned turkeys, pates chicken and lobster salad
ieled tongues pced oysters oysters for stewns ana
irving Loaps Of china, silver forks spoons trays, CAKE
baskets punch bowl and ade candeabras brackets &C.,
&C. Walters and Cooks furnished at the shortest notice.
All Ave
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Clothing.
FALL, CAMPAIGN OPENED

TINE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED
Il al Gen. TaylOrs Headquarters No IS Fulton ST.,
of Gold.-P. l.. ROGERS, C0mmissary General of
the web known establishment desires to acquant
his patrons and the public that he prepared to offer
them an assortment OF ALL aud WINTER CLOTHING
(made OF Superior materials and by experienced wormen)
whole sale ard retail cheaper and varied in style
than be found any other house in the city The
entire establishment under the supervision of Mr. j.
SOUDER who will specially attend to the custom DEPART
ment, thereby guaranteeing perfect fit to all who pa:
tronze him Remember mo rs Fulton st., corner of G. I'D
Gen. Taylors Headquarters. d22tJlt
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VALUABLE FARM in Orange County

w ALUADLE I ANM III OIdngt CUUHCy
for sale, containing LOG acres, the NewWindsor
Turnpike four miles from Cornwall Landing and SIX miles
from Newburgh This valuable farm possesses unrvaled
facilities doing business the meadows extensive
and cuts heavy burdens of hay. neverang Of
water runs through entire length and the po land
excellent always producing good crops Of gram Tee New
burgh Branch NewYork and Enc Railroad, skirts the
south end OF the farm and the depot at Walls Gate haf
"A mile distant TIE a substantial stone dwedg house,
together with barn house wagon house tenant house
&C. Terms easy Inquire Of WM DAILY, No. 81 BoweIy,
N. ", or X. DAILY, Canterbury two miles from the
premises d34 2ws
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Meai Gstatf for Gdle.

4 BARGAIN.-One Let on the south
IA side Of Saith st, between 9th and 7th very de
srably situated, to be sold great bargain Apply t
the owner, No 3Mlwsrd place 3lstst between Sth ant
9th ave-. d29 IT.
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SHOE STORE TO LET and

A SH E. TO R TO LEI and
N STOCK for SALE.-The Store, No $40 Bowery,
now dong fine business will be let with the dwelling,
and stock sold, upon terms The stock is new and
complete in every respect. The having another
store is the for offering this Apply to E. b KlNS-
HINER, No. 3l9 4th. av, OF on the premises. d21 Az
UNO PHYSICIANS.-FOr Sale, a good
Il Country Practice and Residence 10 miles from the
city. If net Sold Partner will be taken Apply TO- j..
KEYSER No 81 Bowery, from 10 Til o'clock. dl Inn
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SANFORD L. MACoMBER,
JOSEPH SOUrHW0RTH,
HENRY J. ALLEN.
HENRY z. DAVIES. Attorney and Cosnssl ssi
NOTICE of FORECLOSURE

NOIlCE OF FORECLOSUhE VI
l. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ia aud by a certain lna,s
ture OF Mortgage bearing date the sixth day Of MAJ 70
year thousand eight hundred and NJ yone male "
tween SAMUEL FLOYD and ELIZABETH his vis,d
the Cay Of Brooklyn, and County Of Kings state O sss
York Of the first part and SEABURY KIsSAMdm ne
said CITY County and State VI the second part for ne BY
ter the payment to the said party, II the ssaa
part the sum Of ons thousand and four hundred dan
with interest. according % the condition Of his csria
boad!Or obligation bearing date with said mortgage Ne
said parties Of the rst part, did grant bargain sell i
release convey and confirm uato the said party Of ae
end pant. all those two certain lots geces and parcss
hand lying and being IN the XVIIth WNd ~,
City Of New-York, ON the souiherly side Of Sln No
between FLfh and Sixth. avs, in sad City Ihs ~
1coinmsncng one hundred and 6hy feet easteriy rs
SIKH ay., aad running thencs Sontheriy add, ~
reiel Nth said Sixth ay. ninety eight feet sas -.
twenty FIVE feet thence norhery ninety iss y.
nine inches 20 Thirty sixth St. and thence western ~
Thirty sirhst twenty hye feet 10 the place ~
being known Lot No s. 90 aceraIn map u propenJ
longing tine Corporation II New ork made IN 1871 -
also that other lot piece and parcel VI land sis ~
Of same street. and commencing two hundred feet
from SAID Sixth avenue and running thence sssto =.
paTellel with SElb.ayeDue ninety eight feet and -
inches thence esstery and parallel With Thirty aisa
twenty FIVE feet thence nOTtheriy and parallel vA su-
avenue ninety ghi feet and nine inches 10 ThrInI
Sc thence westerly along Thirty SIXTH Vt twenty hIssf
TO the place Of beginning and known as Lot No y
map Which sasi mortgage was duly recorded ~ ne -.
Of the Register Il the CITY and County a N:w.fsrs
Liner 332 Of Mortgages pace g. on the 18Th day
1851 And whereas default has been made IN the psIs
Of sad principal sum and the interest aocrnlng shs
and the sum Of fourteen hundred and forty one doJ
SIXTY five cents 10 claimed u be due thereon a. hs
the hrs publication Of this notice and no prccsedn%i
at law having been instituted 81 the ssia 81
any part thereof; now, therefore notice shsisWpJ
that BY virtue Of the power Of sale IN the SAID ndc1S
mortgage contained and IN pursuance Of the statute
be sold at public auction al the Office Of Cole ChItDs
oval 81. ia the City and County Of New Yors, az.
forenoon Of that day. sEABURY KisSAN. NSft4yS,
Dated New-York October 20 is5i oz0 lssnN
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GEARING'S PRIVATE DANCING


u open even day for Ladies and Gentlemen who wish TO
the dances in the shortest possible time Sources
exclusive to patrons Academies and families attended,
Mr. s. will form classes for the second quarter after the
Holidays. For terms, apply as above. d2a Inn
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Cuts, Cans, ST.

NALL FASHION.-Just finished, ele-
CANT finished Silk Hats the low price Of So usually
sold at $4 article at 81 30 and 50 as neat Hats 81,
BROWN, No. 1853 CAnal-st
do fms nexg to the corner of Suliivan-st
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KNICKERBOCKER SAVINGS

Union BANK of LONDON, Proyin-
- cial Bank Of Ireland National Bank of Scotland -
Drafts On the above banks IN from 81 upward con-
stantly fnr sale b. TAYLOR BROTHERS.
dl lvs No. To " ali-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

CLOAK and DREsSMAKING, Braid
ing and Imbro'dsring. in the most modern stTl .
PEI ect Mt in AL cases guaranteed a. Ne 81 Greene
die 1ms
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TN PURSUANCE of an order ., w. > 'ls.s
i rogsie Of the County Of New io as,,sS ABsAsip
BRSISE. late Of the City Of New; - the ssbsS,s
pr.ssnt the rh voucher, .ssiu the c
New.Yo,s' Tbs sSh dav q Ns,sgo,r I'm EsssS
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0baures for DnsineSs Mtn.

DEAL ESTATE.-The subscriber is
Agent for the sale Of number Of first AID second
class Houses with all he modern improvements. situated
on the eide between LIST and h and between LIST
and 2Ohsts Prices varying from So 500 to Sl OOO Also
several Lots situated the desirable part the city
Rents cohected &C. Office hours before 10 M and from
5to p NJ AUGUSTUS g. LEWIS.
d29 avs No So Stanton-st.
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financial.

Gan FRANCISCO CITY BONDS or
~ SCRIP wanted. Address San Francisco," Tribune
Office W. ~
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70 U TIC II E K 4 e a D, Practical
- HOUSE and SHIP PLUMBERS, No. asa Water st.,
deors from Peck -sp. All orders promptly attended 70.
N.B.-Jobbing done with peatness and dispatch d5 ms
EASTENINGS FOR GARMENTS,
l. HOWE's PATENT. Also, his original Patent Sc W.
ING MACHINE, the best ard only one fha can be law
fully used For sae wholesale and retail, also Territorial
nghts, at No. 20i Broadway, up stairs.
dill ims ELIAS HOWE, JR.
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WINES for the H0LlDAYS.-Wines
w Of all kinds BY the gallon or half gallon in demi.
Johns, at TUrTLES whaessle Wine Store.
No ia Warren 1T.
Orders ssnt to all parts OF the city. d2a lws
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nlnsiral.

NIUSIC.-A Teacher, well qualified to
y Give lessons in Music is DESTROYS of obtaining few
pupils in this city For terms, &c, address MUSIQuE
Tribune Obce. uS9 IL
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MONEY. persons in want Of small
uI OF Money for short periods, God and Silver
Ws,ches Jewely Dla-nsSs Plate Dry Gooos Pianos. sc
may apply TO the agency office. AZ No Is Park-r)v n B.
Parties VIII be dealt with this Office honorable and
confidential manner. d2flg'
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UINGER WINE-For the Holidays.--
N Your Family Grocer win supply yos, at moderate
urcs M this dccious and Wine. fsf evening
parties and visitors 1t falling remedy q. pyspsp-
sis Weakness sf The Stomach, 90. y. kuDklNy
III lRs No. ~ bssxmaA ~ ~ L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION
u This institution organized under of the Legs
atuIe Of the State OF New York will into operation
Tuesday, the 23d day Of December, 1884, az No I'D
Greenwich between Chambers and Warren SITS, and
continue open daily Hours Tor receiving deposits will be
fTem to o'clock.
This institution minors and females marrisd
unmarried the full and exclusive right ~ all
vested therein, in their names
TRUSTEES.
CALEB 8. WOODHULL,T Tdsns.
VANDERBILT L. BUXTON. lst zee Prest
WILLIAM II. PULLS, % Vice President
J Philips Phsnx, job Anderson, Charles jenkins,
Edgar n Lang, Reuben f. Wood, George Bell,
Henry X. Conklin, Henry I Hart DAVID Morrison,
William RsdfOfd, Tldsn Blodgett Edmund GnGin,
Abran Wskemsa, Mason Thomson, William Flag,
Alex II. Schultz, Thomas Caraly. Abraham Frazes,
DAVID b. Moses Alex Mckenzie, HOratio Y. Ferns,
William s. Gregory, Wanen Chapman, Rich r. Canna0,
Henry J. Allen. John houer, dis la
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PRESENTS.-The Sub.
CAKES for the NOTWITHSTANDING

attention is respectfully invited no the est sbshmens
Of the dssigned His long experience ana con,muse
success lead him to that he yield the utmass
satisscton all who sntrust their orders 10 nun III,
UNCONVENTIONAL for the approaching festivities embrace al
kinda Of CAKES consisting PLUM Ras,n Pound Almond
New-Yesr Cron Cur ants, Scotch, Lady Fingers &c
W DUNCAN No. 373 4th- av., cor 21thst.,
dfftus formerly of No. l&9 Bowery.
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the HOLIDAYS,

IN Those fond Of Flowers are invited 70 vsr .ns
n,emses of the subscriber hay and llShst wne!e
they will find plant Of Bignona venuss covered WIN
its gorgeous bloom Of which it will be snorn on New
Yss1 nom 10 decorate the tables of our far patrons
Saa 1ts n DUNLAP, FLORIST, No 63o Broad~sy'
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAIL-
IN ROAD COMPANY.-Ths Seventh Semi Annual
Divide the Preferred Stock Of the Company at tho
of Eight per cent will be paid at the office
of their Treasurer, mo Centre ST. and amer Tues
day the 9th Of January next The Transfer Books Of the
Preferred Stock Wal be closed Saturday December a.
Al O'Clock p. NJ and opened Wednesday, Janaay6.
at 10 O'Clock A. M-Dated New York, Dec. ~, 1851 "
d2s tJ5s SADlL. M. BLATCHFORD Treasurer
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EANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLI.

S, MAIDEN LANE,
er to the trade and amateurs Of the Fine Arts their
large asscrtment furnishing and presents OF
the latest styles comprsing Clocks a STYLE
with reliable movements; Candelabrss and Soupes to
match Bronze CsRdlestcks, Stauetts Groups rhsrro-
mxterv, lnkstanis Animals, China Vases, Ornaments
Dinner Sets Tee- atets Sets Work. Odor, and Glove
Boxes Dressing and Liquor Cases and nhate variety
q assorted goods both staple and fancy such Perfume
~ OF all kinds, Brushes PRAYER Books Desks, Port Folos
Opera Glasses Fans Charms, Accordeons, Paintings
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McCORD'S KAOLIAN SOAP

lvA tent spphed for IA superior article for wasting.
believed used AID che
than soap Ii nothing that vii in
lure the most delicate fabre, hunt tbs hands Manu-
featured aEd for sale by VIII. McCORD & CO.. No. al
Sslivan-st. and By Grocers generally. dis Inn
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nVIDEND.--The Directors of the
IL MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM
PANY have declared dividend Of seven ~ per cont. on
the paid capital stock Of the Company out Of the net
earnings of the months ending Nov 80 payable IN stock,
on and after I'd day of January next at the Office Of the
No "a Beaver st The Transfer Books Will De
closed unit. the second day q January next.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
d25 til EDWIN c. EITCHFIELD, Treasurer.
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JAMES G. MOFFETT, Gas-Fit-
~ ter and Manufacturer Of Gas Chandeliers Pendants
Brackets &C Nos ll9 and l2l PRINCE ST. third block
west Of Broadway begs leave 20 call the attention those
about fitting their houses with Gas, 70 call aud examine his
stock of fixtures before purchasing elsewhere His stock
comprises large assortment Of the latest styles and pat
terms and warranted equal quality aad at consde aby
lower Prices than any Observation-Disclosures the United
States Samples be at No. John. st. die 2we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

LNOR SALE-The two story and attic
ali in eosd order with gas Size Of Is by 100
feet Ss COO can remain bond and mortgage for three
years. Apply to E. II. ENSIGN, No ~ Ann Ns~
VoFk
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NOR SALE-Two genteel two-story
II Cottages with Easements. with full los,) modern
buil and finished in the both for convenience
and durability They situated ON 6oth-st between "a
aud AL avs In a good neighborhood and are desirable of
sssi '. ~ Si' ~>rr" dl8 2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

DRONZED, GILT and PEARLED
I'D IRON FURNITURE, in every variety particularly
HOLIDAY PRESENTS -
M $40 Broadway opposite the Park, NewYork d2O2w
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NOTICE.-The Directors of the New
' York and New-Hayen X. Co have this day order
ed the allotment of the remainder of the Capital Stock Of
this Company being 900 shares Of 500 each, $500 0O0)
among the present stockholders Of the Company, a. the
rate Of one share for each shares and Oaeh Of
share for each odd share held by them respectively the
18th Aug inst.
f25-Twen,y-fve on lst September next.
October next.
x15- - November nett.
$35- December next.
circular will be sent " each stockholdsr.
avis III thenlawMtyl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-04

7 y. KNAPP, Surgson Dentist Gives pat.
q . ticular attention to the preservation OF
the NATURAL TEETH, m well ~ to supplying
their los. BY Artificial ones. HIS entire lime
fov years Inns been devoted 10 the improvements
IN his profession. For evidence OF i,Is superior
2Jxxy Ing and ne utility andbsaatyc ms irnfeiat
Teeth, ~ VIII only refer 10 hi, numerous pa
trims. both IN the city, and country. Millions
Of teeth arc now snnualIy lost, for want Of time
ly and judicious treatment bni lot those who
have suffered BY quaeks, not be discouraged;
but avail themselves u the best remedy--an
operator IN whom they can have confidence.
rEkra EXTRACTED without fear, under the
influence OF the ltrHxos. Of CmLososoKG, aud
with perfee. safety 10 the patient.
Z OrficE AND Rls,uEscE renamed from The corr
mr. " ~ Chsriss Strest to No. 10 Daronne
6freei ,x<sr Canal Street.
April .. 1881. utl II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-04


Pssst4 Iosnss. Je1ss, Awn ~. ihbt
|sI~lilN may certify siss try son Crawford has
bs~u afflicted with the rheumatism for
ciuht years, n d,fle,vnt times. nunng the
ri0ht ycsrs Of his affection the pain and IN.
xsish were almost insmppcrtnble. Vic Ind tired
pe.rly ~ she usual rttasdHs recommended ~
nurh csscs wishou, mu'h benefit. In ilis n,is-
~sshle condition. he wearicd along through me-
III he was finally ,aker so bad that he ay pros
lsafed upon his bed rnd was not actually able
10 help hj.:.sei5 in wareeiy no way or manner
10, ..anv,. he wished to change hss position N
bed lie hid TO h. lifted and placed 20 as ie be-
Iirvrd would be easiest Tor hin; and nj ossh
and every time he had 10 have his position
changed, 80 circulating vas The pa'I'- maj ne
would scream like child during The time nc
wa. 50 proslrated upon his bed. a highly fam.
ed ri, -,cisn administered to HIN ,'o-tly and
withou, giving the long Looked for result. II
then began 10 seen 10 be useless 10 do anything
more for him. but. before finally d,paircd OF
hi,n, ! heard oi Dr. Veal II Shreveport La,
and ! applied 10 him for medicine, which he Pu,
up with full written directions and when !
comueay administering The medicine By the
DEBTORS directions. The change ios The bv't1i
took pisce ~ early, and was great II was
with establishment tina. could realize IT.
continued 10 use his medicine for about five
weeks vi the expiration of which time he was
eflsetually cured Of his complaint. He has
been wei, sboui twelve months, and has 10,
had any return NJ his complaint. THIS is an
other desperate cast the doctor has cured with
Out seeing the patient and IA also convincing
proof Of the superior efficacy of his remedies
1HforaLus HIT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-04

sANuri C. T. FORD, WH. A. SALMON.
lURD & SALMON. House Carpenters and
Il .joiners, take this method Of informing the
citizens IL Marshall and it's vicinity, that ,hey
viii AIRY on the above business ~ ~ ITS va
r,ous branches, Their work viii be doue me-
ccrdng to order and viii be neatly executed
aud puneluulIy attended %.
Give IA II call. We work cHEAr. for cash
Of good arrangements.
Shop on Washington Avenue. south OF tie
public square, near the Marshall tioiel
February -, 1881. '4n3oy