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n OEsC E-ilavng becnme sole proprietor of the
' Mossey Greek Paper Mill, by pur hasc on e25th
a, Of September prepared to ill orders for
all hnds of paper. at the hortest notice. aud upon
good terms any nther Mil viii pay three dollars
and ffty.'cns, 4e hundred weight, delivered, for all
Linen and Cotton Rage or fair nrceif send my
after them. Address JACOB SANGER.
: PAUL my agent.
NJ Solor. Augusta yn. Nv ODDS, 'an
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APPOINTMENT OF M.RsuAL.-- we learn
by private Ictler from Washington. that the
Office of Marshal of the Western District Of
Virginia. made vacant by the death of Mr..
POINTS, has been conferred upon john AM
BIER, Esq, Of Winchester Mr.. AMBLERis a
Wing and sonin law Of Senator Mason
.SkLMnk0R Snccf0t0r
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ELLISON n Pro
4 pftc'0r.
Steam Saw and Planning Willis,
Door, Saek. Find and Boz Factory
MI and Machhe Work,
Iran J,y1inq and Fiff;yo

Blactsmihiag Of all descriptions
These works having been fitted up great expense
with steam power and large variety OF machinery for
working wood and iron form the most complete eotab
shment of the kind in the Southern stnef and can
execute better work and At cheaper raes thnn can be
rne in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending build, supplied with
Doors Blinds Window Frames and Sash (Prmcd ,n'
suzed if rcquircd) Mouldiugs. Fiooring dressed ano
ngue and grooved ready forIaying dressed Ceiling
md Wca,herboarding Pnling., and variety of othc,
materials required in building
Contraetnrs supplied with Dumpand Stone Care Der.
rick Gearing Wheeihanow-, Picks and Bars, and other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly on hand and for sale reasonable terms
all varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked
nnworked. Saving and Planning done To order. Bit
of Timber sawed to order.
Jan Lifts A NEll lON, agent.
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gaA sszsIast~ ~ steei Pens--Among
4 ~ otho'.
.upG t..i4 f.i-s.i'
Srf supply do
Reservoir do
Cill5tt's celebrated SOB do, extra fine
Spring back registered points
Superior Tutonc PEN - 81.
Among the above, are Pens Ri the latest imParta-
ton. from dies aud the best style and quality that
car be found. Price 25c.. to 4 % ~ gross.
Please call and ainr the above, at South End
Bookstore G MORSE.
20tS
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OFflcE OF rHE Va. X lENN. K. IT, Co, I
1 ..a..I-.-n-. ~. IL l2ia

:.
7 a meeting of tac Board Of Directors of the Nir.
"a piun md Tennessee Railroad company, held at
their office, IN the CITY of Lynchhurg, this doy,
On mot.ua Rrsulyei. 1hut the delinquent Stnc hhold
he chilled pas the due them within
sixty dlya or thai legal octcting will be instituted
cn(arce collection
A copy from tre minutes.
+ q MORRISON, Crk p T.
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II TIITITIIEN.
+. & MORRISON, Cl'k. =. T.

Agyeeabe the above resolution, statement Of nil
baances due stock. with interest, will be made. and
it viii b. exported tl8t all tie Stockholders ia orrears
y III cnlian. srtr tue sanr II lbs "tfro.
nay Il .on I>aD. z. HUGHES. OK.
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H'ayeife Lands.

have also for sail, very desirable tlnrt of Lnnd ~
ing in he county of Fayee, both ca Of the Charles
ton, Tnyo'te ani Raleigh Turnpike road, known the
fill Harvey Tract, combining about 900 Acres, well
improved, with n good Dwelling Burn, Stables, and
nther On iousos,-a fire Apple aud Peach Orchard,
nd i admirably situated Tor Store Tavern stand
Also, one othr, tract. adjoining the snme. contain
ing between 900 and 300 hCKES Ard oth,
Tract, known "a the Bragg lrBct, all of which e>w,th
il few miles Of the ate surveys orthe Railroad thu
Ohio River, and is of chpirc quality.
orr l5..,s f. !. BURTON.
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~ OT1CE.-tinvng by entry OF record, revoked
J. all authority to Col sam'l McDearmon. my
late Deputy. Sheriff OF the county Of Campbell. to
any busino.s in thut character do hereby for
nil persons from plying. 10 snid AcDeurnioD, any
monies due o m Sheriff aforesaid, due to
administrator of any by virtue of my said Of
fee OF Sheriff. and particularly any monies duo, to be.
due. administrators, with the will annexed,
of lease W. cd, deed. RICH'D PERKINS,
my l-d2w late hcrin pf Cnmplcll county.
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X OanetiisHE Raands1sase -Upencd This
- ing, the following aid beautiful GOODS:
Rich printed Mou.Iin D Laines
" Scotch PHid-, very pretty
Real French Meriuo, IN every colour, much cheaper
tiHn usual,
Blue, 1,oo and rea-green I'hib Sha"ls
Buc; Tint Shawls, very large.
Plaid Long Slru,vl., in great variety,
French worked mourning ildE is, from az to F6i.
Beautiful hemstiichcd Iidk'fs
Sleeve, Coarsnnd Chrmiscttes nov styles,
Black Canton Grape. superior article, ard
A splendid stock of silk Hosiery
An examination from the Laais il respectfully asked
bv oct SITS i'll Don T. e. PETERS.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
NOTICE TO TOBACCONIsTs.-wi

NOTICE TO TOBACCONIsTs.-
~ BIZ Sid, at public auction Monday. the 20fh Of
December. the Factory House efnerly occupied by
G. I Williams, entire act ~ good fixtures. consisting
Of Pound Mills, in Dud order aud nearly 81 aud 81
Mills, good mud dezuble ID large and small presses III
good order Iron fnishera Bands. Leaver Bars. and,
ia fact every thing that belongs the manufacturing
department Those engaging in tho business will d"
we'll 10 attend Terms liberal, and mnde known on
day of snle.
FOR RENT-Thc Factory House Is for rent the To-
entity at which il desirable and tho House we'll adap-
ted the business of mnnnfac turing tobneen, besides
other advantages Call and examee.
s s PRESTON. surviving partner
nov i5-d6etda al Williams Il Preston.
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TELEGRAPnTC NEWS.


Arrival Of the Asia.
Nfw York Nov 10
The Steamer Asia from Liverpool nh Eng
llsh dates to the 9Th inst arrived at this por, to
day.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
CoTroN, duh no change.
BREADsTUFFs are active and firm.
FLoun.-Piiladelph and Baltimore brands
are quoted ri 23s cd tn 24s.
WnIrR WHEAT Is To Is Sd.
RED WHEAT 6s. To 6s Sd.
YELLOW CORN BIS. To 32s.
WulrE Conn 33s.
NIRGl<I. BoNns -snles M SOL
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e.
a. Nov. u. l8J2-COLHOUN y #nOLT have this
morning ceivrd by Express. the following GOODS,
witch they off the Ladies al reduced price,:
Supr Blk B"nhnzine
FRI lcn Nlciino
caPd
BIZ fnT,ai Or, dc Rhine mud Ma;feoni SIX
Marseinrs, All coor-
Frgnrh Mon~iin de Lanes
tlue green aud 4t,np cold Mnu,as
Larp Sleeves and Muslin Collars
English bI'k Grape
Velvet Ribbons. Galoon trimmings Ru;tons, &c
BPk a3d white Hose
French and English Curscts en- elegant stock
Ehisli,. Tor Under sleeves.
Thcv respectfully ask examination Of their good.
as thrv .ove determined offer them ,uurh reduced
p,isrs my l3-dts
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CHEAP CASH sTORE--NEw FALL

A FHEAF CASH SHVHkE--FEW I'LL
~ GOODS.-I am now receiving full assortment o.
NEW GOODS. adapted TO the present and approach
ing season. to which beg call the attention of the
public Having been selected in the Northern cities
with great care from the latest inpor atoms they will
offered at moderate profits In oider TO insure quick
ale.
Thankful for the liberal patronage have received
ncc changed my business from credit to the cash sys
TEN, shall hope for continuance, upon pledge o.
selling goods cheap they can be purchased IN the
Staie.
will awny- keep on hand. large stock of ssason.
able goods at the lowest prices. j. g. MEEh.
Oct I--'-
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DEaDY MADE CLOTHENG.-THB

DEADY MADE CLOTHkNG.-THE
Ia ,sriber would most respectfully announce to
mis- customers and the public generally that he has
ccived hs entire stock Of Ready Made Clothing which
much larger than he has before offered tho
public Among the stock may be found some entirely
styes. His stock of OVER-COATS cannot DO
surpassed by any house in Virginia.
Also, splendid stock of Shirts, Dravere, Collars,
& C., all of which viii be offered easonable prices.
oct 20-tsif DON T. G. PETERS.
Exp couv lw. Rem copy t.
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CHURCH NAUS1C.-New CArnrna sae,rd,
~ by Mason
Cantica Laudis by Mason and Webb
Boston Academy
Carmina Sacred (od)
Juvenile Choir, by Kncsley
Sabbath School Gems, by Cruikshnnk
Als", INSTRUCTION books for Piano Forte, Flute, Gni-
tar Violin and Accordian reed South end Bookstore
nov lots
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r,ysHkUNf0N Transportation Line
sxhs<&assssa- 10 PutsbVrg and The West-The under.
signed would respectfully inform their friends and GUS
toner. tint the Penn ylyunia Cnnn " open 10Th
March at wbichtime will be repaired to forward ans
amount Of Mcrch9ndisc TO all points the Western
iers, with Dispatch Mt the very lowest rates.
Rate Tobacco To Pitttburg, 60c per 100 lbs from
lat May.-Time days.
No Commission charged for forwarding at Baltimore
or Philadelphia. G, II. kOONS,
March I-dts Agent Union Line. BaltimGre
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Furniture Ware-ROOais,

xxyrzNxEfs1asN,, Furniture WAre-KOOaiS,
"a 8ERs87zYZA RioHMoNp, Va,
"tS 80 Opposite Erchange Bank, Main Street.
Wa Offering the largest assortment and great
variety of Furniture that Inns been offered in this
market. Our motto is, quick saes and small profits"
We Offering great inducements to buyers have
acly erected very large factory and manufacturing
On u very large scale Call aud examine stock be-
fore buying. and il do offer Furniture lower than
any other house in Virginia. will forfeit repna-
linn. au 5-.ts JONES & HARDWOOD.
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Office We have just received and offer 70,
sale, lot ol beautiful Clover and Timothy Seed
McCORKLE, SIMPSON 4 JONES.
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LOTTERIES.
>PLEADlD SCHEME.

G f g o Il y x NJ a L Y. lu..,a.,.
Su.ce-.or- +, !. ". sIaury 4. ca. MANAGERS
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NEW ORLEANS-..CenlIn..I


CLOTHING AT RETAT
4 LFRED MuNROE & CO.'S On.
n Siors, No 81 Magazine street, co.,
Gravcr.
We wonld inform our friends, and IL.
lie in general, that our presen, stock Of
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, 4,
j. unequaled in eXten, and beauty Nv II.
any other establishment in the United n. 4
70 be convinced of this stat, ,uen,. /, !, -
necessary to call and examine. Oar NJ
sales are brought abou, by the simpi. !
being known, that the prices We plss,
goods Is uniformly low, and III. ou.n
each article is guaranteed what /, /. rru,,.-
ed to be-. Perfect satisfaction is wha, n. n
=: IN dealing with our customers
All OR clothing Is manufactured a, On,
tabhshment, No. AL Broadway, New n
under the immediate sup.rint.nden,e a v
of our firm. who spares no pans IN ..,,.
the most desirable stl les Of goods. Ie,JI
the iulles, coniidcnte Of beng able ia \
satisfaction. that We invite an who ina,
want ni articles IN our line to call and ,,,.'
IN, our assortment,
The following is only partial li., Of y
Giles
Fracl md Dress Coais-fr and Eng Il.
cloth dress and irock coats, de- do blue b,,,.
mnb.rr, and green cloth irocks do do h.
brown. mulberry, olive, and golden bn,
cloth PokD-. fr and Eng black and i,,.
colorcd cloth walking coats llmalay, 1,
new ,lyle,) -ac. French, black, mulbe,r !,
olive cloth opera saes do black and h,
culored d0eskn Union sacks, do extra "a.
line drab and fancy colored walking co,
codrngion, gray. mixed, and silver gray :
and polkas French black, blue. brown. n
olive beaver sac and lroea coats do Ii.
brown, and sllver.gray, Whitney sac coz
do Labrador fsariuus color-) to turn. !
coats. do ~, eriine drab cloth and bess
walking coats Fr and Eng black super,
cloth sack and walking coats. dc blue, bror
aud drab pilot cloth ,acs
Bian4,' rel's French ,up,riuc blue, ],
and era, -lc- and paictot. do do extra q
-ar- and ifnck~ Fr second quality. u
putbu.. fancy colorrd ,ac- and palelots.
Tr,.d coaN-tr Eng and Amer'n is,
sar-, irocss ana paietots do do boulesr
do do polka~
CLoAks Blue and black cloth cloaks, sr
quality black and blue pilot cloth cloaks
4 variety of lcTS of every quality and
term also every variety and quality Of Pa
loans.
can't minis Furnishing Goods.--Linen
cotton shirts. all qualities check and COZ
hickory and n'sh' shirts. all qualities,
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NEW ORLEAN S.--Centinsed.
AauIER HARRIS 4. WALDO. No. 10

MILLER, HARRIS, d. WALDO, No. rs
vi Camp street, New Orleans, "holssa'e
and RsfaJ Dea.srs N Nous Furnishing Goods
Igholsferv and Cabind Furnishing Goods
Pants, Oh, dc. On hand, very large as
-or,ment of Git and Bronxrd Lamps and o.
rondole- Hall Lamps and Chandelier Tea
Tray.,ysrious patterns, Table Cutlery Plated
pianishcd Tin, Jspsnned, aud Wooden
Ware; Glassware; PLAN and eolored Floor
Mating Soaps Wax, sperm and Star Gan
dies Sperm, Whale, Lard, Ln-eed' Neaisioo'
and Chemical Oils Spirit Gas, Camph'ne, Az
cohol, and Turpentiue Pants OF every de,'
crplion. Brushes Window Glass Putty
sand Paper and Glae; flowing, Polishing
Scrapng, Furniture, Coach, Black Japan, and
White Damar Narnishes turled liar iial'
Cloth, Springs Gmp- fnngcs Ticking and
Bed Lace. Cord., Ta--cl-, dc. Also, picked
and common Mos. AWAY, for sale.
rgIcGs % cAMPHiSE by the barrel, go cent
per gallon BY the i've gallons, 80 cents pei
gallon, for less quantity, 10 cents per gal
lon
Jan. II, 1854 ,3n29-lY.
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.


VIORATIO d. HEWITT, (successor to
TYLER g. HEWITT PIANO FoHff Asp sisic
DEALER, 80 Camp street. Ne" orleans iiar
always on hand one Of ihe largest ana m.'t
compet. selections Of Piano |ori,s IN the
southern country. all Of which are guaranteed
A. good and perfect instruments. Agents iof
In. sale Of A. SfopAsr & Co.'S Ne" ,orh
Pianos.
The-. Pianos are celebrated for fine qnahlY
Of tone. purenes- OF sound, and for neat ano
bcsniifu,h nsh Of exterior workmanship ana
are considered by tn. profession, and competent
Judges 10 be the finest Pianos mad IN Inc
United States Particular attention - requested
to their splendid Scrpcniine pattern Win Pear
KEYS, wh:eh d. considered one Of the 'inc,t no"
made
UAttrrr. DAVIS co., celebrated BosroN
PiAs0s, q. ct, ~. and : octave fierold fi"no
gor,e., from the factory Of "Plr'ei eos
Pans; also pianinU>, Scml-Gfand and hfand
Piano, from the same house
Oh Pianos taken IN exchange and part pay
meni.
GUITARS, from the house Of Hall SON
Srsni.h and French patterns, hci Nioiin,, IL
large quantities Melodcon-, Serapmne-, VI
vab.. Fiuie-. tIanonettes, Bras. Instruments
OF all kinds. Viohncellp-, Banlos, strings Tor
ali instruments, and musical merchandise Of all
descriptions, wholesale and retail.
Sheet Muse OF all kiudS-musc received
from the North BY every steamer, A. soon IS
published. church Books, instruction Books,
&c.
Particular attention j. called to the large and
extensive selection ct Accordion. md fluiuas,
which is the most complete and perfect seiec-
ttyr Of 'hes. baau'f fail ia rumrut- ever offered
IN the southern market.
All orders from the country faithfully and
promptly attended 10. a liberal discount made
10 Teachers and to Somlnarles.
IlDRNTlO u. HEWITT
81 Camp New Orleans.
Jan TO- 1852 N3u2s.
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TO THE TT BIlt
LAST TESTIMONY TO THE MANY CURES.

LAST TESTIMONY TO the MANY CURES
Astonishing cure Of three Canon,
This il to certify that my wife has been al
flicted with Cancers for the last seven years,
and has been suffering the most eXcrucla,iug
pan-and often trying all remedies that could
be thought Of came to New Orleans with
her for the purpose of procuring rcliei, APP
piled to Samuel Reynolds, at l23 travler
street, who healed her Cancers. three IN num-
ber--one on the lip, one on toe tempe. (Ncry
large and one on the nose just below the
eve ! am now happy to say that belles,
my wife j. entirely cured after three weeks
treatment under the hands of Samuel Rey.
nolds l33 Grayicr street New Orleans.
WI. BARRIER
Godson County, Fla.
Nav u, 1852. u u3 ".
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NlOuteOss L StilWrll.

Wholesale and Retail D.alers IN Ciofh'ng,
No - Nggos,ne NJ Cor. Common. Neio Orleans La
SIiLWELL 4 MD\IkOSS,
Manufacturers. No H. Fulipn ST. Neto York.
4 CONSTANTLY on hand, eloaks. the latest
Y STYLE of over coat, black, brown and ey.
cry variety Of fancy, coloured iroek, dress, and
business coats vests, dressing gowns, pania.
looms OF every variety gents furnishing goods
trunks, umbrellas, Hosiery, suspeudors BE.
Orders from the country respectfully solicited
Jan, II, 1888. N3A29 ly.
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~ REDWOOD a. MORRIS, Commission
VI Merchants, No 90 Camp street, New Or
leans. Agents for t. r. TAYLoR's Premium
COTTON GINS.
+ + TAYLOR 4 Co proprietors of the CO.
umbu. Cotton Gin Mandatory, have the sat
isiaciiou to announce to their patrons aud the
planters generally throughout the cotton grow
ing region, that they ARE prepared to supply
any number of their celebrated Premium Gins
Where these Gins have been once used, It
would be deemed unnecessary for the manu-
facturors to say word IN their favor, as ihrf
+ 4 confident the machines have been brought
to such perfection that their superior perform
ance will recommend them, IN preference to AT
other Gins now IN use. For the satisfaction OF
those who have not used the Gins. and are I'M
acquainted with their reputation, the proprie-
tors need only say that the FIRST premiums
have been awarded to them for the BEST GiS
exhibited at the great State Far hcld at Al
lanta, Ga, also Mt the Alabama and Georgia
Agricultural and Mechanics Far, held At to-
umbu- and at the Annual Fair of the south
Carolina Institute, at Charleston. TIE cotton
ginncd on these GINS received the FIRST pr
mium- nt the exhibition held in Charleston,
South Carolina. and at every Far wher. sam
plies Of cotton IRON them have been exhibited
The proprietors have IN their possession nu-
merous certificates from Planters, tOitoa
Brokers, Commission Merchants, and Manu-
farturets Of Cotton Goods, testiiying that the
performance Of the Gins, and the samples pro-
duccd hy them cannot bee eSceled by any Gins
ever manufactured
All orders for Gins given either TO our tray-
cling or local Agents, or forwarded 10 the Pro-
prietors by mail, viii always receive prompt
I'll.
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They have now in store, 81 pairs of Wheels
with ron axes and shafts of to > inches,
and 20 pair of TO inches.
ALso-NI{ WAGONS, complete, with
iron axle,rees, prize 5 40 each. Two pairs Of
Timber Wheels, with screws, 81 feet high 7
inches tread.
They take orders for all kinds of Wagon
work. and deliver them on plantation, at man
uiae,urcrs' prices.
ALso-A large assortment Of HARD-
WARE, for plantation use w Chains,
wrought ard cut nails, Hunts Axes. socket
spades long handle >hoycl- aud spades. hoes
oil all slnd-. care knives. hook and plate hinges,
priudstones, common and scotch collars, Manll-
Ia and tarrcd Rope, cross-cut ply and mill
saws, files of all kinds, iron blocks, with 7
inch Shraye-, large assortment Of English and
American bar iron. ron qNles, with boxes,
sperm whale and insecd oils, spirits of fur-
pentinc putty, window glass, and paints OF all
kinds HOGAN II TUREAtD,
corner Cusiom-house and leyce.
Jan II, 1889. N3n2e-ly
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>. ]. AL A q o. T. e

.tf ERAL uhoiesafe and refad Grocsr
R.ceiripg and Forwarding Merchant
I.nmerce street opposite steamboat landing
rlrale port, La, will give strict attention to al
rar.ne.s entrusted to hs care.
Co.. an,ly on hand large and well selected
st.., 3 plantation and family groceries, whiei
aia %, ed cheap for cash--amonE which ar'
.a .fs, teas i.h, pork, lard, oils, coiiecs cboco
ate. res, beef, butter, fruits, candles, salt
p... bacon, cheese, syrups, molasscs, soaps
t.gt ans, rice, hardware, tobacco, cigars
powders, shot, lead. starch. &c
fhe lighest price paid Tor cotton, hides, pei
t.ts, and beeswas
nngcrs are invited 10 give me a call and
rs.f for themselves.
- orders ior the surrounding country care
fully and promptly attended to.
May |, 1852. ~ II
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BOTANIC DRUG: STORE.

D3J roYDR,s STREET, NJ" ORLEANS.
a DIR A. A. JONES respectfully informs
" his friend. and all using Botanic Medi-
" cines, whether Planters Physicians, Pr'-
ate families or country Merchants, that he
keeps on hand Al all times full and complete
supply both in the simple and compound form,
all u; which are Of the very best quality, OF no
sale. and al as low ptlccs aud on As reasonable
terms ~ ans one can sell articles of the sane
intrinsic value He would here state that his
Store i the oldest and the only Purely DO
ianlc Establishment IN tie South, and the one
too that has uniformly sold good Medicines
Pleas. order direct ~ through your Commits
SION Merchan, from DR.. A. a. JOINS, New Or
leans
Jan II, 1861 y3n2a-ly,
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HOUSE FURNISHING sTOai

II " = = 4. ! II y y ~ y ~ - - ~ T. q.
II CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS
NINA, Glass and Earhenware Silver
y Spoons, Forks, ladies, &c, Plated Cas-
tor.. Caudl.-tck-, Walters, Cake Baskets,
Spoons, Forks, Sc. Britannia Tease,s,
Pitchers, Urns, Cups, Be, Tn War A gen.
eral assortment Wood Ware Tubs, Buckets,
Rrooms, Baskets, BE. Brushes. Floor, Dust
ing, Scrubs, Wh,rwash, &c Castings: Pots,
Teaketlle- CRADLES, Sc. Japapnery. Wait
ers Buckets. Boxes. Cutlery KNIVES and
fots-, If nll description. and qualities. Brass
ana Iran Tenders, Androns, Shose- aud
longs. lamps Dfesery description, to,d-
my No,cs; The celebrated Republic Stove.
In short, every article required TO furnish a
house. except cabinet furniture and dry goods
being the most extensive assortment ~ any one
store IN the city.
~ Goods for the country packed with extra
care.
Jan 10, 1852, ysn2s-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-09


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Al ~ not, with ample grace,
Prsds Of thought to string for thee
rss spon thy smiiing face
Perfect gems I see
II thine eyes Of beauty trace
Lights that fsdeless be,
Bid me not from memorys land
Gull fair flower, Of rich perfume
love will show, with trembling hand,
Where far fsirer bloom
Clustering on thy cheek they stand
Blushing dcer--for whom
Bid me no, with fspey's gsle
Wake the mua.c of a sigh
From thy breath a sweeter tale,
Silvsr.winged, floats by;
Melodies tina, never fail,
fearl when thou ari nigh
AK me no,-yc., oh for thee
Des,er thoughts my bosom ILL.,
uimmed Wiih tears cannot se
To Do thy eaci.H. sil
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-09

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