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Sept 2--lt N. SARGENT. Register.
E>INE ENGLISH EDITIONS, fine paper, and
L large type, in permanent cloth binding.
Works of Machiavelli; l vol, 81.
Sismondi's History of the Literature of the South
of Europe;2 vols, So.
Milton's Prose Works; 3 VOLS, SO.
Schlegel's Lectures Modern History; vol,
81.
Neander's History of the Early Planting of Chris
tianity; vols, So
Robert Halls Miscellaneous Works; vol, 81.
Ockiey's History of the Saracens; l vol, 81.
Works of Rabelais; 2 vols, 50.
Literary Works of Sir Joshua Reynolds; vols,
81.
Jeremy Taylor's Holy Living and Dying; VOL,
81.
Gregory's Evidences of the Christian Religion;
vol, 81. .tt
Roscoe's History of Leo the Tenth; 2 vols, So.
Therry's History OF the Norman Conquest; 9
vols., So
Works of Andrew Fuller; VOL, ST..
Wheatly on the Book Of Common Prayer; VOL,
ST.. ''
Imported, with many other stan ard works, by
Sept 2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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GERMAN AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Corner OF 4th and Z Streets, Washington

GERMAN AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Corner OF 4th and E Streets, Washington.
THIS SCHOOL will be reopened on Wednesday
l. next, September lst. Instructions will be
given in the German and English languages, Sacred
and Profanc History, Natural History, Geography
Arithmetic, and Singing. The religious ms true
ton is in accordance with the doctrines of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church. The undersigned
congregation feels happy in assuring the public
that unremtted attention will be given by the Rev.
w. Nordmann, who viii give the Instructions,
guided by his knowledge and past experience in
teaching, to promote the advancement Of the pu-
pills.
Poor children will be instructed Cratic. Appli
cations may be addressed to Rev. W. Nordmann,
to Mr.. G. Wilmer, 9th street, who will give any
information desired. ' d. -
81, Trinity Congregation Of the German CO.,. ..
Epangt heal Lutheran Church.
Aug 3l-d3t
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BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE.

BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE.
THIS INSTITUTION affords every facility for
L a thorough, practical, accomplished and
Christian education upon Protestant principles,
and enjoys an extensive patronage from Mary
land, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Virginia, South
Carolina, Mississippi, Ohio, Arkansas and Missou-
RI. The fall term opens on MONDAY, August
30th, under the following Faculty:
N G. Brooks, A. NJ, Professor Of Moral Phi
losophy and Ancient Languages.
Rev. b. II. NADAL, A. NJ, Biblical Literature.
Rev. r. WAUGH, A. NJ, Mathematics and Ma
tural Science. ~ W.
s. II. PRArr, M. D Assistant in Mathematics and
Natural Science.
Miss s. J. BURTON, Bellies Leltres and Ornamen.
tai Branches. -s
Miss S. A. HAMILTON, English Branches and
History.
Miss NJ. L. Books, Assistant in English and
History.
Mons. J. l.. LA REINrRIE, French and Spanish.
Mons. VIScENTE CzuRDA, Piano and Guitar.
Miss ELLEN &. GoBRECHT, Instrumental Musc.
Mise ELLEN c. CRosBy, Piano.
Mr.. A. j. CLEAvELAND, Vocal Music.
Mr.. .THos. X. RUcKLE, Drawing and Painting.
o. Boarders reside in the family Of the Presi-
dent. Board and tuition from s IT'S to $500 per
annum For catalogues containing all necessary
Information, address
N. c. BROOKS, A. NJ, President,
Aug 25-law3w Baltimore, Maryland.
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Treasury Notes Outstanding Sept. 1, 1852.
TREASURY DEPARTMENr,
REGISTERS OFFICE, September |, 1855

TREASURY DEPARTMRNr,
REGIsrER's OFFICE, September |, 1852.
Amount outstanding of the several
issues prior to 22d July, 1916, as
per records Of this office. $l07 SCI "a
Amount outstanding of the issue of
22d July, 1916, per records of
this office ............"..... lI,70O 90
Amount outstanding of the issue of
2oth January, ls47, as per records
of this Office. ..................... $3.50 90
$127 ,9ll "a
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands
of accounting officers, all under
acts prior TO 22d July, lS46....... $50 90
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DREMIUM strawberries, BULBOUs
Il Flower Roots, Pnonies, Rhubarb, Seakae,
Asparagus, and Patience Dock. The present
being the proper period for planting beds of the
above, catalogues with prices will be mailed to
all applicants who enclose stamps. The colloc-
ton Of trees is unrivnlled, and immense stock
will be cold the coming autumn ..-''
Princes Nurseries, Flushing, New York.
Aug 2T-u WIN X. PRINCE & co.
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PIANO FORTE.

PIANO FORTE.
TIME SPLENDID PIANO FORTE man ufactured
l. by Nunns s. Clark, New York, for which a
PRIZE MEDAL was awarded by the Committee of
Managers of the Exhibition of all Nations at Lon
don, is now being exhibited at the National Hotel
in this city. The public are respectfully invited
to examine II. .~u... .-..t 9as July %
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MILITARY PARADss On Monday night the
Continental Guards paraded streets and on
Tuesday night the German Yagers did likewise.
They were severaly in uniform, and accompanied
by band of music. The soldier admiring follow
ere largely outnumbcred the volunteer corps 1t
is decidedly more pleasant to march during the
night than to encounter the enervaling influence
of the sun.
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~ the Dis,rict. The latest editions at very low
prices. For sale By
Sept tt FRANCK TAYLOR.
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REV. MASON MOBILES SEMINARY FOL
YOUNG LADIES'.

REV. MASON MOBILES SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
THE duties Of this seminary will be resumed on
L the let Monday Of September, at the residence
Of the Principal on street, between 9th and 7th
streets. .L.....,. g..
Monsieur 7. RAoULT ia engaged Professor OF
the French language and literature, and Madame
f. NJ. HAvEN as teacher of Drawing and Painting,
and assistant teacher OF French. ~
Mr. Monte will be assisted in the English de.
partment by Miss JANE BARR, who has been for
several years at the head of female seminary in
Delaware, and s we'll known an accomplished
teacher.
Circulars stating terms, &c, can be obtained Of
the Principal Aug 6-Tu&Flm
[Intellgencer, Union, and Telegraph
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From Foot OF Seventh StreeC. -
k GA The Steamboat PHENIX con
eaY.5|%EdaS tinues to ply regularly between
aesEa Washington and Alexandria.
Leaves Alexandria at u, 81, liz, q, a and %
O'Clock. s
Leaves Washington at 81, lOa, l2a, 81, 81 and
u o'clock. ....,
This boat copnects regularly with the cars both
line of omnibuses, Under the command of Com
modore Latham, so well known to the travelling
public. .. ...r. .s
Passage on the boat, cents; on the omnibus,
81 cents. Passage for pleasure trip, up and do'on
only cents. 80,
Carriages, wagons carts, and all kinds Of freight
taken at the very lowest rates.
July 81 ~ s. SANDERSON, Captain.
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WATcH-HousE REPoRT--Durng the month Of
August there were about one hundred and forty
persons brought to the watch house; some of whom
were Committed to the work department of the
aeyum, and others dismissed on the payment of
fines and giving security for good behavior. or
the entire number there were thirty five from Ire
land, one from England, three from Scotland,
three from Germany, two from France, and one
from Canada. Forty nine free and slave blacks
and All Indian from New York, who gave his
name as Bully Two. guns, were Of the W ong-d
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PUBLIC IMPRovEMENTs.-Wor kmen are cngnged
in erecting twelve very large and beautifully man
ufactured lamps on the Presidents grounds. Four
Of them are already placed the posts of the west
ern and eastern gateway near the mansion; and
the northern portico is thus to be ornamented and
lighted with gus Other improvements on the
premises in progress.
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SPECIAL AUCTION MOTTO

Aug l4-dlm [Intelligencer.
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JUVENILE Yesterday morning
three small boys, in company, stole four more
pairs Of shoe. from the store door of Mr.. T. b.
Griffin, and ran off with them. They were pur-
sued but not overtaken. Ii is probable, however,
that they will be arrested The shoes found
nearly in the rear OF Temperance Hall, behind a
pile of wood, where the thieves had secreted them
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NEW ADvETIsEM ENTs.


fiDffUNF At RIIiI.
4 IFRED hUNRDh q CO.'S One Pricr
a Stare, No D. Magazine street, corner Of
Gra,icr.
We would inform our friends, and the pub.
lie IN general, that our present stock Of
Clothing. Furnishing Goo,is, &c,
is unequaiied in extent -ui beauty vs. TIA, Of
any other establishment IN the United Stairs
To be convinced ui tbs statement, 70 i. oa,y
necessary to cal! aud oxnmir-. DIf immense
sales are brought ahoci by the simple iact
being known. that the ps.ccs We place upon
rood. ~ uniformly low, ard the quality Of
es.h article Is guaranteed what .i D. represent
ed to be- Perfect satisfaction b What We aim
at IN dealing with our crstomcrs.
All ouf clothing s manufactured az our cs-
tahiishmont, so. al Broadway. New York,
undor the immediate snpcriulrudeucc of one
Of our firm, who spares 40 pa,us 80 securing
the most desirable -iy les ut goods. Il ID, Hi,h
the fullest couiideutc OF being able % give
Abstraction, that We invite all Who m1y be Ia
wart of articles iu our line TO call ant exam.
inc our Hsseftur ~.
The following is only partial lisi of arli-
Giles:
Frecl aaI D,sss Cas's.--rr ard Eng black
cloth dress and frork coats do do t'uc, brown,
mulberry and green cloth irocks; do do hlaek.
brown, mulberry, Olive, and golden brown
cloth poitaS. Fr and Lng black aud iauey
coiurcd cloth walking COATS, iiimaiaya i'r,
luuw -,yic,) sac; French, black, mulberry. and
olive cloth opera sac-; do black and fancy
coiorcd teeshin Union sacks; Il" extra super
tine dfab and fancy cnlored walking coats,
codrng'os, gray, miNcd, and silver gray sac.
ana polka. Irenth block. hluc, hoNn, aud
4 In f.l I.A
brown. and -ihcg--ray, Whitney rlc coats
do. Labrador '.atiou- co.or-l 30 iurn, sac
coats. 30 .r.crhae jfab cloth and beaver
walking .oat-. tr and e.; black super'ire
cluth -lth ard Waikiug coats, DO hlac, brown,
aud drab pilot cloth -acs.
Bitnl.i T-.~ah .up"tiro b'nr. hrn,
and ga, -nc- and pa'eio'- do do extra iont
sizes anj froeks; r. second quality; tmrd
qudty, fancy cU't,i .ars ard laietott.
e. cJ1~-fr Eng and Aucr'n tweed
sac., irotss uri plclois, d" do tgu!e "''i- 8
de- do prlhat
cloAst -Blmsrl hlark cloth cloals every
qn.lY. h.sca and blue pilot ,loih clDt'f
\ gadcl, of iet'v OF every lu 'ry AMI PIT
terra; also every variety and quality Of faaid-
.oDns
Ga4rna's Furnishing Goai.-!nou and
COTTON suri.. aIl qu 'i'irs, cH.-s nni cotton
hickory and NIGHT shirts. al, qualities ali
wool sod .airt ahhed -utiai cause, mcnno,
cotton, 81, tbsepd, lli A.unoi -auts, sock,
ul c,rty quality.
H.g. n.d Chiilrcp's Clothing.
Cons .u. Ut iro.a., palsl- sacks, larkc''.
o,fwoai-- p-a.+ieuus, vests a"i cIo11'' 81
Ai.o cyery variety of gloves suspcrirrs
Of various kinds, crHais ana huIhtrt-'ci' Of
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NEW ADVERTISE MrNTs,
Jefferson Water-Cure Establishment.

I lN. SAMUEL CAREY would respectfully
- inform the citizens Of Eastern Texas that
We Is 20" tl'iag up his huili.uaa in iii. plaec
ior Tue reception of patients who are dc.irous
o. testing ,hc practical application Of the
Water Cure
Having ptaeiieei niucieen years under til.
Aliopalh.c synlcw, and for the last two year,
under Tie Water Cure, and haying become
ihliy convinced Of the superiority Of The latter
over al other known practice, l.e fiatlers him
self that he will be- able TO give general salts
faction to all those who are laborlng nndcr
chronic, nervous, or acute diseases, Of whatever
type.
The wonderful cures effected by H,aropa,hy
in lhc vafions counties of Europe, AID in The
Northern States, has established The fact inat
dis pTciiee j. now no longer an experiment.
and tliai neait al the diseases incilcn, 10 hn-
maniiy can hr treated more certainly, speedily.
and eiir@ually by this, iian hy amy oihe.
known practice.
Many diseases pronounced incrrahle hy med
ciucs, or which have baticd the skin Of tie
most eminent practitioners Of other system,
ha'r Welded as u by naCir, to tho ali.hcnlina
power. Of the Water Cure.
Females lHb4fiHg under complicated disease.
peculiar to their sex, and who have failed TO
find relci from medicines, will Gpd the Water
Cure an invariably safe aud clhcaciuus remedy
Those wishing Information win yrW to
try the Water CURE at ihis establishment. of iu
reference to following course Of irea'mtat at
home viii meet with prompt attention by al.
dressing postage PAID
DR. SAM e. CAREY,
Jefferson, Cas- county, Texas.
\. B.-Dr. CAREY viii continue 90 practice IN
Jcl'rrson and sirniiy, as heretofore. under el.
u'e' y.l,u, Is tie patient may desire
October ~ 1880 nlsv
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They have now in store, 81 pairs of wheels,
with iron nNlcS and shafts Of = to ) inches,
and 20 pairs az > TO o uclra.
ALso-SfN WAGONS, complete, with
iron uN'c'rc-. prize Sliu each. Two pairs of
Timber Wheels, with screws, % feet high,
mehc. isuad
ihcy uh' Orders for all kinds Of Wagon
work. and drlFef taem on plantation, at man
ufcluicr,' prices.
A.so-A large sssoHmont Of HtRD.
" AXE. 'or plantation use. viz: Chains,
wrought aud ent NALL. Hunts Axes. sockc'
spades lnrr handle ,hovel- aud spades, hoe,
OF ail Aini-. $500. kr'us hook and plate hinges.
miud-touc-. common ara scotch collar-, Mlnil-
Ia and iaucl Rope. cross en,. PIT and mil
saws, iie- Of all k.nd-, iron blocks win :
meh .hca,cs, % lurg' a-,or,H ut If English and
American lar iron. iron sNlcs. With hoNe-,
sperm, whale aud hn-cod OILS spirit, Of 1nr.
peni.nc, putty. W.ndau class, aal paints ct all
Kinds. HOGAN ~ 'TUBENtD.
corner Cu-iom.housc aul lc,cc.
Jon =, 'Hj2 Y1n99-l1
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rcVioS.-Nev Oreans quotations. on TIE j'h
Int sft ns follows
Wv orfr,se rtsr7'rtcRrios
Inferior, u q % t,.oi Mddiing, a a
uci'gary, 10 a o. Mtldlnl iaif. Il, as
Miiitur, - "a | Iair .-..... s.a -
Flora --rrm SO 3 insiN-.
IaRS --Alrss 81 GA to 81 - 4. VI. n sli %
rf,n sig go Bug ~; Hog Round. s.! 60 jse
hsooN Hans noin % 10 He; clear q to 6.
.inulilets & iucic
iSRn.-Afs 10 lNir.
cofrnr.--ilio 81 3, u Jaws To-. ioguayra 10
10 lc.
CuncuLsrE FROM . To lOc.
susAa-Bfouu. ..om 3. to 5lc. Ila,ala white :,
to a.. ioni, Co !Ur.
H,oGtNu.- knninehv from - 10 i3lc.
Bar GarI --krruiriy Gtu 81.
Hrr.wAX -i0n "9 20 2ic.
skiSs -- nelr .5tr 5ici peei DO i.a,f 10 - To.
Mat.ssrs 1 aom lstl -Ir
cAsbi rs--S, ,Ua $50 IL, Ia''ow "a io9. Ada
uanjinn .sc.
Etcr--ht2i
SASS nufalo robe from 81 hear - io - @
derr T. 90 H..
toes Ordinary. ida ioi h..,n $50 ~
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NEW 0yERTIsEMCxTs.
MAYN,N MrSlC N1ORE,

MAyO'S Music STORE,
Nos. 3 and I Camp a.. 3 doors (vvm Canal
Ncae Orleans.
.0E TnN Undersigned desires res
7 peciillly to inform The public that
~ = The, can s'wa,s frd a hi, Music
I Sfots, choice and inree assortment of Pisho
Foriss, at very rersenabie prices, and accom-
mojaimg tsrns.
Among ihoin are risano Forics mnde Nv the
old aud ce.ebu ed n.srnlae,unr., 7. Gtiben
& Co.. OF Boston, of reh i0ne. and Huisled
beautifully in rosesood. b'acr sa'au, and ma
hngau,, with gnn irume-, madt IN the most
substantial aui worsmsuliSe taaua,r Also,
The justly celebrated .islias- P'aso Fori,s.
which, 'oi sweetness Of tone have no, been
cqla'l"d 1hcv sro peculiarly su,ird % the
country as ,'ie si.o.,an does not rec a.se tanihs
for years.
The New Improvement ir Piaao rortes
the patent lira'i,g Oteftr3.se, is also Tor
-alc at The same establishment This imPoi.
ment gives peculiar hrmnoss and brillaccy to
the treble, adds to the durability and strength
of the Piano, and rgairr. csplbc IF remain
ing i;gch longer 10 tame th.sn tiose ia o.1.nafy
use.
". r " is 4 rent Cor Hs1i IRA celebrated
Grand Pianos ard i..m.uo-, made 10 Paris For
power and sweetness Of tgne, they stand pre-
eminent
ne Do',s r3wg3ani Attainment, J. Policy
s. Co.'S Paris faro-, and Instruments from all
tno best manufactures. constantly receiving.
and for safe on hcral Terms
Ssc9sG NH3 Fhfaas for sale from $50 to
eco each snd taken IN part payment for new
iaaos.
r.ane,, Repaired, Tuned, Rented and Ap-
Praised
Ceiier'- y '3'soh --'Tais beautiful toned
Wind lns'fuiaet' fnr Village Chufche- LODGE.
srrenadirs puils. sra tie private practice Of
oreruisls progresses sect uid pow oriIl tone,
is portable. tEcs linz % auidsD and offered
90 $50 each.
~ Order, Cor guitars, vi,iuA, yiolorccos,
clauonri.. ilu.,. lag"nlcts. s,aae' and music
merchandise Of cyers kind w.H bee promptly
,S,,li,u AZ reasonable prices. Band- supplied
wish br.,'. instruments aud band iAaac.
Hrgs, double and single action, ON hand and
made o. oni.a 81 suii the taste Of pur,h ascrs.
Mar--'ihe largca, raialoene N the South
Tue stock j. au accumulation If rvhr twenty
years. In i, are many Old ard beautiful pieces
ont o, punt
Aec Music received Is eve-y arrival from
The North, and by the Foreign steamships.
NraH.sh songs. dsu.s ~4.iEes, ae.--a regular
s4nY,y Original music publ ed every week
10 the Ft"rr--nnilye compositions solicited.
Music, bound. copied aud ar.snPei Su''ser. T..
lions received tor the Message Bud, .sarari's
" sic1. Tunes. and the II .fire-s DIN. BY
/ addressing the undersigned, catalogues Of mn.
I %, wli be sent to any part Of tie adjoining
states.
Dec. J.. 1881. Wn. r. MAYO.
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Course Of Study. and Charpts per Sos-
SIGN, Twenty Weeks.

rRrmAuy DhrAafMgyT.-~o photography,
Reading and writing, per session Of
i've unnihs, $40 90
SE.oNu ltNiua Class Elementary les
son, IN Arithmetic Grammar, Geo
graphy, N3lurA Philosophy falsi-
oiogy, ani History S'2 %
tiasr ivNioa CIAss.--English Gram
mar. Geography, Anihn.ssc con,in-
ued, NaiurA Philosophy. Watts an
the Mind. beuny, Theology, Mylho'
,bology aud History. SIS 90
MinplR JaAss Chemistry, Rhssorlr,
i.ogic Moral Sci.ure, Mental fh-
lo~opbs. Evidences Of Christianity,
Political and Domestic ECONOMY,
AsGrenpmr. i@cbfa, Aneient and
Al.lr,n .seeo,res eaiameneed sac 90
Sssios ClA-s.--.iinirut and Modern
languages completed. bepnseiry.
l'riaenomciry, and are'ie" oitofn.
ar subi4 Sa5 90
composiior throughout the canFso,
extra incidental expense Tor par'l
r.r .as.ion 81 90
irawiag aud Painting, each $40 90
Embroidery and Wax Wcrk, each . %
Instrumental Mnsic. S-o 70
lie ~ ,'iaun extra ~ W
Tnitioa payable II che end If each session.
rup,ls NH Is charged tsen' the tho 81 GU
,ranre, unlil ihe elose Of he sess'eu- br'"c-
slal.. sss,,!t ~ pgaiflcig' sis,."fss
I'd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-17

TIVE subscriber takes his mstks1 6S lhfGrss.
i ing ~. patrons ard The pntk sesessiiy,
TIA. hi Steam Saw md Chst Mil. situated
about one AID a quarter miles northwest lPs'ea
Marshall, is no~ir operation, and tn good e.,isf.
II, 10 prepared 20 areomn,odate osdrss Il shsr
notice, aud On fcasenahlc terms, ses 0sA, "
on credit 20 punc..uI des!sra Ihs eoowht
the prices. per 1909 met:
Lumber hoard measure, olS H.
Rough edged lumber, tc ~
I-ashine and paliag, side aad
-dg. measure, 20 70
The girls, mill viii at all times br in cperA.
ton. Sacks brought to tie mill musi Dc pisir
~ marked, or there WILDE no responsibility for
loss.
Ten r-r -.n, r.il be ehasr.d on lumber bin, !,
when not paid in advance. Al sums bn cre''s
wiil ne col,sd.scd due on The hrst day Of De.
ocmb,r Of the curen, year.
A. D. RURHESS
January ~. 1850 ,3 n2oy
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Raxiaious xorIoa.

Rev. Jos eAaEa, will .cl,se, The lrdt .,,on .c,
- q tn lsasshAii Methodist r. Church. at u
s'etseA. = Mterow txahbs,hl. The tavern bsQ viii
- ~ - call The congregation together.
.M& - #a-----
WmrAs's B.LssN o. WED tntrng--We wish
= call the readers attention to Winters Bsissn #
N''d Cherry. Their u seinc pecnliafi.s about tli,
arslc Tint no o,lrritmedy has II Is cotnpeie, mac
ter Of all Pulmonary Disease even the ,ni~i malis.
nani, such - our mot prominent nad shinl ph,s
eians a1er lony treatment have given up 10 dsgl As
beyond the reach Of medicine nd lAcirskil ore cured
b. liz remedy Tie nader nay iliui there is SOME
ass,rsnce in Ids, neA win fcmc rsason Too. If itwas
not plain matter o. sri' proved by many rnr-s william
our immediate circle ii acquaintance ". tsrtrn.
msri no the afflicted te bel mtdicne before Tie
ruhsir
Prize ~ Per battle or SIS ho,'l4y io-s,
stuNll 4 MEAD OiaHr.s ~. N O. General
Agents FOR tie South
Tn medicine 81 Hsullly EVANS & = tNDEGs
Marshall tutkiSA GNtkEt-r 'eler.DH nud hi,
l.nrfs IN N"dioic arneny ihrrnlhyui tho South
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AaV,lulstrulloee N~tiCc,

I ETTERS 81 Administration wefe granted
] / TO the undersigned on the estate Of Scott
Sanderssee. deceased, uy the County Court
pertaining to estates. h.id In aud tot The county
Of Harrison. Texas, on the s9it day of Dreem-
boz, $. u. 1881.
An per .on., therefore. having ciai,ns against
said estate viii present ber duly auther,icat
within the time prescribed by Law, rnd those
indebted to tho same will please make imms-
date pa, mnut
HEN. NAvDERSLlCE,
WI. SMITH, ~"
Jan. 80, ,ss2 nat e..
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1 Ii persons are hcroay notified that IL there
n are any further isespas,os committed on
my htnd>, w,li resort 10 leeil reinede, ageiust
them: for am determined not to psy lie Pms
ter ior this advertisement, and lose my timber
In the Bargain
This notice is intended for a protection 70
all that have right 70 coisso, ~ any man
ner whatever
A. D. BrRRESS.
Jannnry 4. laai. tf MS
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rue STATE or TEXAS.

t"n"'y az HARRISON.
10 rtr fpJiefrsr q sad county, GRsErfsc---
\Dt are hereby commanded to sumnan
I oliver T Bonlwa-c, by publication to b.
and personally nppear before iiie a, iay ohcc,
in the town Of Marshall on Ss;afaay the 7,h
day Of February 1852, q. 20 o'clock, A, Il, 10
answer the complaint Of John J. Kennedy IN
a plea Of debt for the sum OF nine,y-'hreo
9i-lpo dollars. principal due by account, briefly
a. follows; For money Leaned 70 defendant,
to the amount Of ninety-threc ninety fou. oae
hundredth dollars ia the year 1919
Herein fail not aud make duo return Of Til.
wit - the law directs.
Given under my hand, the Cd day Of January
J, 10. lsJ,.
T. g. PIERCE,
Jus'ice Of re Peace in and fos said
county
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i street, New Drleans. Oftr f0r saic
iS1 sact- rio co'ice,
100 maiis java do.
BOO BIS Il and nslra ilonr,
POO boxes manufactured tobacco,
loo casks brandy wine, gin, &c,
TOO hoyr- fancy eoidal-,
100000 cigars,
Mes pork. lari better, cheese, hams, siic.,
shou lders. mrckertl, mustard. pepper, spike.
cloves, nuinogs, and a complete sioek OF gro
eerio. Whie, ,Ney offer 60 sbe citizens Of Texas,
ri the lowest uarsel price.
Ian. u, 1904. vaaag iy.