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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-13
MILLINERY,

MIsS. GREGG
NJ ISLES 10 inform the Ladies of Ottawa ana
w the country, thatshe has received her
SFRLNG AND SUMNER GOODS.
consisting OF Ladies' aad Misses Straw. Hair aud
Lace nonns's, which she viii sell as cheap as the
=, ALSO-Bonnetsi Visittr Silks & Tr;nr,ine,
1fowers' Tabs, hid Gloves. Dress Cacs. Rlnrk lace
eens, Ladies Coiigrs and Cuils, Drrsa and visiue
Csy styqw and Tuscan Bonnr;s repaired on shor,
n"yTr. gin Donnets lnede M to order Innings
Otrwa MAY 81
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Dress f.nnGs.

DhAlN, black nni colorcd silks, fiGuredsnd wa
L tered silks, porlrns, tnreges nlusiDs, Le aimee,
harcge De iaiues, lawns, plain and figured Sgisy aud
Jaconet muslias, French, Scotch English and "a
mericnn ginehams, Of every variety Of sye and
pn,tem.--st extremely low prices
may 3 l.. 7. SAYGEE g. Co.
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TOR Grntlemeu's Summer wrGr-n fine article.
y also Monterey, asp.eGI!l ar,.c.e--!orsale bv
may 81. IL glgsksu
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MOROCCO, calf, kip and upper leather.
NJ Cochinegl, blue aud green morocco
Pink drob, huck, maroon and russell lninrs.
BINDINGS webbing; No 3.5. 10 and 10 thread
Pegs, lasts, mails, lacks, brussels, avis p.uccis,
hammers heel baliIons, i c.--for SHE BY
may 81. I'm. Haskell
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InSI Sidf ~ FHt FNbHt NqHaTt, N HeddtNS 1TTIcK
Also.

Wc GU sincere to
chcohr uIn
fc u
Otnwn.s sll-l3 s5. KURN MlNDLEBAUM
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To Purchasers Of Cnmnl Innds.

" '1ssN~N1N VI 0s1UVUI GssUVVSs
[NHlNPLIN Il WALLACE will attend 10
thinking final payments aud procuring deeds for
Purchasers OF cannl lands and lots at the September
pie 1913
Office in the second story of Whites brick build
BE- north otthc Public square 1ug3O. 3w
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CANAL PAYMENTS.

I'VE shall attend as usual on the 18th and Goth
w insts, Mt the canal Office, To making pay
Nents and securing deeds, and ., the same rae as
efore. sep, 5 Norris & flsnER.
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Harvest N0licC.

IL persons indebted to the sb'criher e,he,
"a by note or book account, who have promised
pay Immediately after harvest" will save costs
seiing now mug u lnnN I.nckwnnn.
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Teas.

NUTTOE & FIFE hive received fesh lot o'
y excellent 81 cent Tea Superior Black and
Young Tyson at al, prices. july 26
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sutSs.

Black Italian Gro tc Swisa Gro de Rhine Silks,
Rich Brooo lie md Chameleon silks,
Turks Saln. Bonnet silks oud sltus
L. p S,grrr e. ca
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Pckin, III May g. ISL,


Allen yauc Esq -DcarsU. lou requested me
iu give yoI ny opinion concerning the seed drill
winch you are az pres, ur manufacturing and which
my nslghDors and wyscItnre using on our farms
a you are aware, al the time got my dnI had
done my seeding with one OF the DpOlluc du..s.
which, hy the way, | consider a. much behind
yours, ne ru1dca-i sowing IS behind that; yr' IN
drilling 80 acres It has twice pad Tor itself With
yours drilled 10 acres for another man ior the cy-
cess compared to his broadcast sowing which be-
acknowledges wl'l be considerable J think II viii
ne or 6os.hr.s per acre 70 being even aud Thrifty.
whic h.- broadcast wheat Is winter killed, very
blrnwuld uneven aud s,yhy 10 appearance.
The advantages ihut have Observed M drilling
are. Iha'it saves labor requires les. seed, and u
drought thc grim wili come up, II being covered
much deeper Than harrow can do II also II j.
i's, Liable to winter kill, and not so easily injured
by he fly or bug Your in.i works o perfection,
j. easily managed, well made, aud is the bcs, ma
chine know ol, IoulS respectfully,
Isaac \. UAwLEY.
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Ottawa against the World -!


and u rtu from
r favor vii
cr o b
n the PJh RdirkS Ihek Block
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J.. may IL, 1871.
4 GOOD lwo hor-, Lumh,r " aguu ior sale On
\ trunsto sun. Luqur" 90 The
u.Y a \y,r EgpIyy3 Tygurh
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Townsend'- 5arsaperiila.
EOR Sale whole sale and retail ut g Der dozen
L by G.. l. TUONFL0E, d.eui
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Annincr Stuns. -

900 PIECES Cottonldr Drills, DEFINE.
%VV Ker>eys. Jeans, and fancy stufs for
men'sand boys wear, cheaper than ever. Mt
June l.oCKwoCD's
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a. lEowS.

Troy, WIS, June l2h, 1851
Mr. Nane--ncar SIR Your letter oimQury came
10 hand, aud should have answered II before this,
had II not been that my winter wheat WINS souc-
what spring killed and wish to state 10 You facts
and nothing else. To-day | have been over my
field ct wheat and ! am satisfied that the drill has
saved me twenty acres OF good wheat have 81
ncrcs IN the lot on open prairie II has been broken
up nine years the lat summer put on so sheep
and kept them on all summer; ] began to plough
IN IJnc. Ten acres ploughcd first, plough"d a.
gain tho last OF August; the remainder cultivated
and put IN with my drill the first week in September.
That pourhcd twice partly killed ont this spuuG
the other p1rt stands well, aud am satisfied wc
got our prairie land too mellow ] have the only
piece Of winter wheat on the prairie that is standing
One my uclghbors sowcd forty acres on better
land than NINE, and II Is all dead lhcrt fore am
satisfied that my drill has saved what winter whoa,
| have md further, know Wy experience, that
one oiyour dulis vii pny Its COS, IN two yrHrS in the
saving Of seed and labor have 10 acres Of spring
what an the ground, sowrd with my drill mud It is
week ahead of my ncichhors and can shy to
the farmers IN Illinois and Wisconsin. get drill,
sheep your lands for wheat, and plough but once Il
you wl,h TO mise good wheat
Iourstguly, AUGUSTUS SMITH.
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toiS RENT.
liinoi. River express Line.

,s'lIc dwelling iu front Of the Court House. i
will be lr, i.r ongrs-,ho lower aud upper
-nLL --u.LnLrN lmnc J. @ NArrIAaLR.
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Straw Goods.

7 ECUORN, straw, Chine rcrrl. French lace.
- gimp md chip tgrrc;y. Mems Bows ard in
lntl lrEholn, pearl, straw, ind PAIN leaf hats
Fur and woo. hats Of al, styles and prices nos o.
peniuGRt the corner brick ,lnIc
June l. ? cAvJrR Go
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sToRAGn & COMMISSION.


S,oraE, &crnmt-siou business lao, az has ware
iouse on The side cur. On reasonable Terms,
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THE following is an extract taken from letter
written Mny 25lh ny Sos. VI. Wilson, OF Buffalo
Grove lee county, li.l
"l our drl-are bound 10 take place, here, Of the
cheap, 'gorthicsS fresh which the country il being
renee m the matter. Many Of Our best farmers
have told me they were bound ~ have du. as soon
ls ....I.-e-n
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Printed directions will accompany each machine,
and IN all Cnsts where II Is possible, our ngtni all
he sent to give all the information the purchaser
could desire
AllkndS oifarming Tools for snle, md III. high.
est cash price paid for Timothy and Clover seed Mt
our Sale Rooms, Nos l57 and 1853 South Water
Street, Chicago, Illinois.
Chicago Aug Q ALLEN VANE & co.
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4 FEW apprentices for the Millinery Bus
"a ness. Apply to JAM SUrroN d FrFr,
4 SUPERIOR article ofGo'drn syrup. n,
y Ifn SrIr,. 4 fyrr'z
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ssoot~ and Shoes.
YfIHEEk,.
W OHs ssaIs.
crane ss,ilWfs

4 GREAT variety OF black, drab, and o;her col
II ors; also two cases Penr Union Hats, for safe
ctcop tor cash, by June LOCKWOOD.
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TINS undersigned desires res
Sss;1r n pccifully To inform the public that
= they can alNay, find at his Hssc
Stare. q choice ard large assortment of P'aHo
forics, q, very reasonable prices, and on accom-
m0dliiug terms.
Among ihein are Pinano Fortes made hy the
Old nBG celebrated manufacturers, T. Gilbert
q Co. of Boston, Of rich tone and hnishcd
beautifully in r0sewoo black walnut, aud ma
hnpauy with iron frames. made ~ the most
substantial aud Workmanlikc manner Also,
the Justly celebrated .Eoiiau Pi.go Fories.
which. for -wtcue-s Of tome, have not been
cquaHsd. They are peculiarly suited 10 the
country, a. The HoIlau does not require tuning
for years.
The New Improvement in Piano For'es
the patent 'ibrHfag Ocerbriage, - also for
sale 1T the same establishment. This improve
mcnt give. peculiar iirnns>s ard brilaccy 10
tie treble. adds to the durability and strength
II the Piano, aud renders it capable Of remain
ing much longer 10 tune than those in ordinary
use.
W.T. VI. ia Agent for Henri H~rs' celebrated
Grand Pianos and pianinos, mmde IN par-. For
power and sweetness Vi tone, they stand pre-
eminent
The Dolce Compound iH7rbmcHi, J. Policy
& Cos Paris Pianos, aud Instruments from ali
the best manuiacioue-. constantly receiving
and fer sal, on lilsra terms,
N-1p3- HlHi Pam, too sale from $50 10
$500 cach and 'ssel 90 part payment for new
Pi4ups
Pianos. Repaired Tuned, Rented, auI Ap.
pr-ci.
tWieufs Mtfaa-Thi. beautiful toned
Wind Instrument for Village thun'bc-, Lodge,
ScrruadmH Parties. and te private prae. 'r ot
pfNWl.t-, possesses O. sweet and po,, crtu tome,
is portable, Cvegling % pounds and offered
NJ 500 each.
] ORDER, for guiiurs, siol.us, ,ioioncellos,
carouet- llujr- Hagcolci-. strings. and music
merchandise Of every hind wdl Dee promptly
executed Of reasonable prices. Band. supplied
Wtl br-- instrument. and band music.
HbfJy. double aHj single action, on hlnd and
made to order t9 su.' tine taste of purchasers.
Nsr-'l'he lar-c-, catalogue 30 the South
Thg stock is 900 accumulation If over twenty
wears H. j. are many old aHi beautiful pieces
ont of print
w H.,'e received bv every arrival from
the North, and hy the Foreign steamships
NpaBih ,ougs, dances. Waltxe-. &c.---a regular
supply Original mu-,r published every week
of Tie stou-uaitc compositions solicited.
Music bound. copied and arranged Suh.cfp-
tious received ior the U,,sage Biri. >arnniS
NHaca Times, and the batmorc Oio. by
addressing the undersigned catalogues Of mn
size wil be- sent To any part Of tac adjoining
states.
n93 Gm. wv. f. NtYo.
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Dlt. SAMUEL CAREY,
tovTON GIN FACTORY.

HAVE now m Successful operation M
| Cotton Gm Factory, tbrce.quaricrs of !
mlie west Of The courthouse. MARSHALL Texas
sud ann making Gins with SANS of fine cas-,
steel plate, sud the best CHILLED east ribs and
tire proof boxes These Giu Stands are equal
u not superior, to any nov IN use. Any PEI.
son wanting gin stand would find it to HI.
interest 10 try ouc Of this manufacture Al
that he ha- tn do. j. to inform me of his De.
sire. aud the stand Will be sent to him, and b,
viii have an opportunity of testing is quail
tics without charge, Should II fail to NEE, hi,
expectations. he has only to set it aside, and
inform me 81 the fact. ! would prefer, how.
ever, delivering them at the Factory. Thr
viii he sold ut price, IN accordance with The
LINES. GINS VIII be repaired at the shoHs,,
notice.
Bong prari al engineer, mill.righl, black.
smith, ari murhuist, | am well prepared 10
repair aii kinds Of mills
Al ~, gin stands are warranted 10 perfor=
we'll aud should the, fail to do So, purchaser
viii always know where to find me
j. :. ALEXANDER
-. tQsn
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Dnnn ACRES of very superior l-ana,
.-OOO Pamela county, 100 acres OF Sh"i
rich holtum land, above overflow There
the land a never failing stream Of water, W.
weuld be well adapted TO machinery. ]. w.
be most eligible site for Saw and 6ris'
Timber On the land Oak, Pine aud ttFf
There is about eighty acres of cleared
thereon, with House and other improser''.
Location healthy, and at convenient a'u
from both the Red River and Sabine na''g'D
Title undcniable. Terms rea sonable.
Apply to WIN. II, BRlSToW',
23-tf VafsnA'
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January |. 1880
New firm.

THE coparnciship heretofore existing
in dis town. under the firm of Ward 4
Wilson is this day dissolved by limitation.
Having renewed the same by nssociating
with US Nr. &. W. \nion, our house will
in future be conducted under the name aud
st,lc OF Ward. " wilson. y Go.
Being thankful for the lihcrai patronage
extended To the old firm, our hieh,,; amhi.
ton shall be, 10y a.siduily, industry. aud
close attention 10 business to merit the
same in future
WARD, WILSON, x Co.
January LIST l>jl 2stf
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Ne w & 90 u .Siit

y II W Il u u - SI'i
Afaire S'Achemine.)
NJ. STElNLEIN having jus, return
ed from the Eastern cities Of New
York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore,
takes great pleasure in announcing to the cit
ixens Of Harrison county and the public gen.
orally, that he is now receiving and opening
very extensive and general assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
embracing each and eyety article usually kept
in Dry Good Establishments, consisting Of the
anest and most fashionable goods of the latest
style. HI gosii har'ng been seiscird By him
~ sni hasing pad Cash tor almost his eati,re
stock, since the changes Of prices fashions, Ne,
u the pAst srasons, he /. sauguine IN his opinion
thst he can AFFORD TO sell goods cheaper IN the
tewa Of Marshall, than merchants can sell in
~ city 81 Shreveport, or any other town OF
village in this region Of country. Wishing 9TH
era 10 imbibe the same opinion in relation to
Ckasp 0oo8s, he respectfully solic,s his old
customers and the public to call and examine
~ stock before purchasing elsewhere. and sat-
~ thsQ~elves ~ to the truth Of his state
msaAs. lie will be enabled to keep ON hand
sssnslnnlly, = sclsct assortment. and good sup
~ q ny asl every article in his line Of busi-
49,, = NJ. l. 8rEixLEix, an elder brother, has
pssmaasatiy located himself in the city Of Phil.
s1alphia, anl will attend strictly 10 all orders
lIessasd - h;a.
n No~fhssa # Ae Public Square,
nssuhan, Tsxaa, May Is. 1850
r. \ H. will ssil good. unusually low 70,
O. ~ = Ssse'ssi dssisr' on the usual
mp1A l0y
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Garpcting, Curtains. AC..

WE ARE in receipt OF, and offer for sale at
w low prices, choice styles of tarpcting,
etc w;
Velvet Wilton tapestry carreing;
English ,lrce-lhFcad tapestry iirusselscarp'si
Imperial ,hree-ply ingram carpetnE
Supcriinc, fine, and common ingram do,
Rugs Bai1cs, horlered crump cloths, Stair
linen; stair rods, transparent shades, oie floor
oil cloth, 3 to - feet wide, cut To any size, and
put down at short notice curtain material,
-ilk and wool "a rich curtain damask, now
.tyle "a wors,ed rich curtain damash, new
style, embroidered lace and muslin curtains,
iO-4 extra rich (tull embroidery liobblncl Cur
,ainns latest patterns. window eornecs, pins,
loups, tas,cls, cords, etc, for sale low, by
ClIiTTE\DE\ q CAMERON,
go thartres st., and ~ tuslousc street,
Dee H. moro 3m- New Orleans.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
MEMPHIS vNsTiTuTE

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
1y>lIE regular course Of Lectures Ia this In
Il stiu,. Will commence on the First Of No.
v-mbcr, and continue until the last OF Fcbru-
ary. The Anatomical Department VIII be-
Vpsned and ready to receive Students bg the
bsrst Of October Tho Medical Department
Hvst.be under the direction Of the following
rEofE ssogs.
.ZJrecman, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy.
MS. Newton, NJ D. Professor Of Surgery
Ill ilulc., NJ D., Professor Of Theory and
iracticc Of Medicine,
w BYRD Powell, VI D., Professor Of Phys
iislogy, Pathology, Minetalogy and Geo'-
iegy.
~ King, VI. d. Professor Of Maieria Medlca
.Tberapcu,ics, aud Medical Jurisprudence.
u Milton Sanders, a. VI, N. D., Professor Of
,Chcms'ry and Pharmacy.
u. A. Wilson, VI. D.. Professor Il Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
CL,NiarE LECTURERS.
Nedirine--prole.sor II J iIulcc.
Nurg1y--Profes-or X $. Newton.
z. Freeman, NJ. D., Anatomical Dcmonsira.
tor.
The fees for full course of lectures amount
20 0iG5
Each Professors Ticket, sl5 Ma'ricula-
tors, D. Demonstrators Fee, $40 Gradua-
Non, $40.
Those desiring further information, will
please address their letter. post PAID To the
Dean: aud students arriving in the city will
please call on him ai'ibc Commercial Hotel
X. $. NEWTON, VI. d.
Dean gf The FdcHiy.
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~ o. aciurNEr. O.. q. WtntAtt,
nCnn.TREE & WIGFAile AHuH,gs al
" Lar, will attend an the Courts Of the
sixth Judlunl District Marshall Texas. ~
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: I L " MILL.


'INIE subscriber takes his method Of inform.
/ ing hl- patrons aud the public generally,
that hi, Steam Saw and Grist Mn. situated
about one and quarter niles northwest from
Marshall, is now in op't ion, and in good order.
He j. prepared to accommodate orders At shor,
notice. and on reasonable terms, for cash. or
on credit TO puuc,ua dealers. The following
are the prices, per 1000 feet
Lumber board measure, Sl5 90
Rough edged lumber, ic 90
l.ailiug and paliag, side and
edge measure, 90 90
The grist mill will at nh times be in opera
iion. Sacks brough, to the mill must be- plain
ly marked, OF there will be no responsibility for
loss.
Ten per cent will be charged on lumber bills,
when not paid in advance An sums on credit
will be considered due on the first day Of De-
ecmbcr of the current year.
A. d. BURRESS.
January 4. 1851 uas
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MAnsnALt. iilrch g. 1850

MNNsHAlL, NIFc1 .s, ISJ0
take pleasure IN tcstIiylng tina, ! Pufchsss
q cotton gin last winter at J. :. Acsanae'
Factory. Il contains 10 saws. can I'm, va
ease, per day, two bales Of cotton wciehi
500 lh.., with two horses The sample Of q
ton i, inferior TO none,
WA. DAVENPORT |
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scotsman and Florist.
Nm UO,g, tgrHtj
"a, GAMES, farm, and Hover seeds. caileu
49, tools, fruit trees OF all kiui, -hrubhcry,
~ gfrcu-hou,e plants Dutch huIbou-. tpN.
er roots, double dahlias books ON gardening,
&c, g. for sale at lower pfee- than ans other
house In this cts. Flcusc call before pgrthas-
ing any where else, at NO 20 Canal street, ucN
buildings on the lefee.
All orders promptly attended to mud put up
Of the very best articles without delay, Flow
cr garden at the end OF Apollo street, ON Ju-c-
phne. near Jackson. Lafayette. MOS
NVtRtGllr, WILLIAMS Il co. fomfl,.
w stoa Merchants % GraNler street. New
Orleans
'rhg undersigned continues to represent the
abo,e house. Cash advances, liaggug aud
Rope and Plantation Supplies made to those
who may feel II their interest to cou~iyu ther
Cotton 10 them. For convenience and safety.
all cash balances due planters paid at this oil
fee, free of charge.
II. w. JOHNSON.
n23 Il Shreveport
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WM. DAVENPORT
ursnug County, Texas,

IrsHug COUNTY, TEXAS,
March Is, 1850
recommend J $. Alexander to The pabs
a good Gin.righl. Dough, - saw ia
his make last year. do not believe 1t eaa
surpassed by any IN the United States
lni3 iyl O. II. METHVN
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'psbT Go. Teras, iprH :, 1899
certify that bought 30 Saw Gin of Us
Alexander last spring, that is a. good as ai|
that ever -aw, both Tor making good an
pier aud fast picking BENZ. GAGk
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N'lRGn. " ulHpSE inuH4 ~ Lar
' Marshal, Harrison county, T,Nas. SOY
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30 O X i! 30 0 81!

Southwestern ook Store No 81, Graricr
Street. Ncr Orleans
<-s1~fs1 JOHN BALL has jus, opened the
+ -. IN above establishment, and vii keep
~G-4A-g constantly on hand large and
q tatlmbl col'eriioH Of Theo'ogicai StiAdard
and Hrr.tmpoas Rsola, which be offer, at
prices much lower than heretofore sold At in
tn, South
TO Country MERCHANTS, and others wish
ine Boo,s and Stationery TO sell again, he
would respectfully invite their attention 10 his
large stock Of School Boo1s, Siapls and Fancy
HiaionrrH d..
lie is also agent for the METHODIST Boog
Cos rgS, and Keep, full supply Of all their
books on haud at publication precs.
.JOHN BtLL.
30 Grarier street, New Orleans.
January e. 1881, MS ~.
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u. T.. a ". ~. DIAL,

Pipsicidus. Nrgcops, and thS'C Fiei0HN,
W practice theirproioS-ou partnership,
w and one or both ma, al an times he found
ai their old stand GA the north side Of the public
square. H. all eases of Importance the services
Of both viii Le given without an sid aoual
fee. They viii hrcp the finest selection ct
medicines AID uruit their patrons II desirable
Marshall. January l-t, ls5l' Y
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NEW OIL 4 n S-..ieatinued.


WHERE may be found the largest and best
w assortment Of tfo'htng Of every descnp-
ton ia Nep Orleaus At this establishment;
every article is offered At the lowest price At
which il can be sold, and no reduction can in
any instance be uAdc. Purchasers, whether
they arr good or bad judges Of the quality of
Goods, may rest assured of obtaining every ar
lclc a, the very loves, price, wiihou, the
trouble OF beating down, or tie fear of being
cheated. We have but one price for Goods
and that invariably is the lowest In the cliy
Our stock Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
is now very large. comprising vey full a.
.orlment all ns1e IN the latest and best man
Der, and warranted in every respect