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A. STRlKrNe l7IcURH. -Coleridge,
upon the death Of The master ola school
he had attended when 10Y, rea1r ked /,
at was lucky that Ihe chernblms who
+ook bin to heaven we're nothing but
faces and wings, or he wpiild ingalllbly
have fogged them on the way"
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gbI.b VdNOTtCEi

rs hereby lgivsno that d petition will be
IL presented 70 thel Com mssioners Of Put,
nam coutty, Ohio, hat their next session,
(Which will be on the first Monday of March,
next,) asking the locations OF a county road
as iollows 10 wit: Commencing at the tow
path of The Miami Extension g nal, near
the northeast cornor Of section No. one, Q.l
in town No. one, Q,l south of range No.
four, q. east-thence due west on or near
S"y . seN's''f l'fo - .tO 'iors III uvst eorner Of
said section one--thencc due south on The
section lines through said township to the
south west corner Of SO clion No., thirty,si1,
in said township.
W. :. MANY PETITIONERS.
January 10, 1852. ''t3 Hyia ta ssA
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4 Noble Deeds d, American Women;..
or examplesof Female Courage
/ and virtue. I voE with Pdrlrsji. | SO
Daring Deeds pf AmsticSn sIIe.sW
roes;byiJas~ O. Brayman. 500 y
| l2mo pages; Illustrated. .sws sSri so
United States Exploring Expsdia 4
ton. 'gp3Ns piN % f@oi'fi6 ssii 9 5n
Antiquities b y,ybo Slate II New =
; York and The West. lG liiho.
graphic plates, so Wood cdtssli
! BY Hon, z, 6; sqdier. II .s.ss552 so
Schoolcarfl's American Indians.
TGeif' History and CondiDnsaY
New edition, enlarged, with
plates. ..y s,.s ,sa ... .5',.. .8's' asig y SO
*Library Of Natural History. IyoI.
royal octave, with 400 ehas.otI
wings. Compiled from The works
Of writer's on Natural History. 9 so
*Mnrfy'sPclorial History Of The sY
United States, 500 pp. 8 vo.
Numerous eaSgtayings. ss' y so
@Byron's Works, in one volume,
Svo, including all his:supmesed,M
and l,sa.i, attributed iF poems, with
beauinal engraylngs 3 so
.SShakspeareIs Complete Works, ln
. one royal, oyosvoinme. 3 so
"RoltIn'S Ancleni History. 2 vol
umes., .,..s ....-........... 90
TCycloRedia Of Useful and Enter.
tain'ng knowledge; forminga
complete Library o. Family In
formation, &c; q. by W. W.
Murray; Esq. Embellished with
$50 Eogravlngs! l vol. foyai
octay6. 500
*Colman's European Agriculture
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L0OK-TO YOUR
RIGHTS And INTERESTS,
AMP NOT PAY HIGH rRIcEsFoR GOODS WHEN
1aa COULTER & MARBLE B

y A RE selling ssilow as1 over. Q II ID not
N: necessary here 20 into lengthy details,
as i is an established fact, and, known 10
every one WHIP has purchased goods of us,
shat we are selling lower than wasever be-
fore sold in this county. Having come to
the conclusiin TINT farmers could not afford
10 pay as high as heretofore, and sell grain at
such ruinouj rates, we thought we would
help them dslfaf as lay in our power by putt
ting goods d.wn so sbateTyito hold our own.
Our stock is well selected one, ,..and con-
aiofa NJ Il
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v. B. PALMER, at New York, Boston,
ana Philadel elphia. is our only agent in these
cities for advertising and subscription pur
poses, All arrangements made with him,
on our account, will bo treated as il made
directly with this office. b,
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Al her residence in Greensburg Township,
on the 9th inst, utern short ,llness OF fever,'
MRs. ELIZA THOMPSON, aged 36 years,
wife Of, Alfred Thompson, Esq, now in
California. 10 ,tl4a ~ aa8sMa1ei
A young family is thus left suddenly
without the protection Of either parent. ~.
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JUST RECEIVED:

DY Railroad 10 FindIay, an additional
- assortment Of Dry Goods, consisting
Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Jeans, 4fweeds,
Of various qualities and colors, etc. etc.
FIannelIs, cotton and, and ,wNoollen, very
cheap. d, u aa,.,a, q, .io.j ...,,. e.,;
De LANES, Silk, Lustres, etc. 5
A new lot Of cheap and fancy Prints,
Table Diapers, Drapery, Silk and Satin
Veslings, ETC., etc, for sale very low, by
WAl, & A. J, TAYLOR. !
Kalida, Dec. "a. 1851. - SCI
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BOOKS FROMH95C. TOSS Each
orrEaEp A,r REDucEp rRIoNs,

4 0.TTbr new postage law, whicl took
effect, Iulyll, 1851, permits US 20 send
Boupd Volumes, weighing not oyer Two
pounds, by Mail. This is q greas fel'yepi,
and the reading community bage cause
orself, ,congratplation. f,a I, ssu
1.-The discount on The annexed List
,ulIl he frunnfv nnr cent viz: ~.
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expense! So now is ine time Tor inose re-
siding 10 distant paris Of the country,
who are not in the vicinity oi a book
store, TO purchase their books at greatly
reduced prices. si synssslg a5l3l !.
! List Of Books, with booksellers prices
attached: alet. $50 dsid., ,a.ate,i,l
Doyles Ready Reckoner; new and
improved edition, from new
plates. <as1o 9@sF 70
Younu Iady's Gift. s SO
Jaws Family PRAYER. SO
Dodridge's Rise and Progress. 9 so
Baxter's Saints Rest. 9sf,e ar so
Robbins Produce ReckoDer; shoiw- b
ing the value Of different kinds Of 1 I,
Graip,I by The pound or bushel.
l2mo. a "a 4, fatr.t5 IS,
The Young Mans Book. +, rs
Chamber'sTreasnry Of knowledge. ] CO
Lamartine'S History ofthe French
Revolution Of lS4S; with steel
portrait. .o 5mee e.a ifs I, 90
Fowler's Phrenology; Proved, Il.
Illustrated, and Applied. With
4 cuts, ts,a ] 90.
Combe's Constitution OF Man. 90
iMoore's Lalla Rookh, A Beautiful
Is edition. Steele plate. ,n3, l 00|
"A Gift Book for Young Ladies';
by,Dr. Alcott. With plate. ! 90
A Gift Book for Young menj by
~ Dr.. Alcoii. With plaie. Loo
Fox's Book Of Martyrs. :sae 4 %
Lives Of the Wesleys. h. nem1 ,25
Pilgrims Progress; with Notes and
Life Of the Author. With Plates 4 25.
LiE4 of Christ and his Apostles; /,
,g by Rev. John Fleetwood, D. ID. ] 25I
Life of, Dr., Judson, the head Of III
the Missionary Enterprise; by ].
Clement. 400 PIP. with Porirait.,l ! 25
Lives Of the three Mrs. Jndsons; ,5o
same as above with three Por- Il
traits. 4O0. PIP. lv 1,ol asa / 25.
Life and Essays Of Dr., Franklin,
With Portrait. esa IN III ! 25
Tho Life Of John Quincy Adams; n 4
by VIM, II. Seward. i "a
The American Ffuit Culturist; BY 4
John j. Thomas. m gasS IN ] 25l
Headlcy'y Women oflhe Bible. ] 25
Headley's Napoleon and his Mar
shals. Illustrated. l25
The Life of Empress Josephine, I
eS first wife Of Napoleon; by r.. C.1a
Headley. With steel portrait / 25
Indian Captivities; or, Life nthe
Wiewam; by Samuel 6. Drake. ] 25
The Missionary Offering dedicated Hq |
to DR.. Judsou. 5sia 9ra / 25
The Life General Zachary Taylor;
by II, Montgomery. l 25
Life Of Gen. Scott; by Mansfield. ] 25
The Generals of the Last War
~ with Great Britain; by John S.
Jenkins. g,7R i9 l 25
Popular Poets. l2mo, neat cloth,
with Portraits.
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"A Superior lot Of Tobacco
"A various kinds. Vety cheap. Leaf, Cav
endsh and Ping. A lot Of very cxc6llent
Tobacco for I2i cents perth. foraa!e at the
4 poiliug q, fasTAYLoR SroREfrKalida.
December %. 1851. $50
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PLANK ROAD NOTICE.

lFfIiOilI FIAINN NISJAD INO IVUH q
YTyFIE annual election Of the Directors of
IL ,the F'indlay, Ghbcu, and Defiance Plank
Road Company, will be held at the Cabinet
Shop Of John NJ. Palmer, in the town of
Medary, in Putnam county, Ohio, on Ill
Saturday, the 7th day of February, A. d..
r Fe"''1. M 1852, Il!
All o'clock, P. M !, Of said day. A full at
tendance Of the stockholdersis requested
aae JOHN M. PALMER, President. 4
JANUARY 9th, 1852. 563
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HHfsti ctiN DC NtfH'tt ihtlH ttti tgif4fr
john M Palmer and others tiolfiAsmmi
CLARK, Work, 4. Co., George Wa ashineton. and
~ Sampson and Andrews sre hereby. notified that
ON the 18th day OF December 1851. Baldwin Dibble,
and Work, of the city ofjNew York. filed in ths
tourt of Common Pleas, of the County OF Putnam,
and State OF Ohio bill IN chancery agaihst the said
John M. Palmer Ellen Palmer. bis wife. William
Trevitt Christian HuFer, Clark, Work 4 Co., Robert
Mctlvnine, George Washington. Sampson and An.
drews. Samuel Medary and John w. Walters, tina
object and prayer of which Bill s to foreclose Ter
tain Mertgnge executed by John NJ Palmsr and wife.
10 said comp anants, date June 5tlb lS46, on the
north west Quarter section a, also the south east
quarter sec.ion S. also undivided fourth part of
the. south half of sectlon4 in town north rauge
y (E) on which is situate Steam Saw and Grist
MILL &C., the prayer of which bill isto subject said
premis cs to sale and the proceeds thereof to be mp
piled 10 the payment OF the ise nal liens thereon.
according the rights of the respective parties
Ard the said Clark, Work C Co., George Washing
ten. Sampson and Andrews are furthernotifed unless
they appear and plead answer or demur to the said
hill within sixty days after The next term Of said
Court the said compaiaants at the term next after
the expiration of said si.ty days win apply 70 said
Court to take the matter of tile bill as confessed
against them and TO decree thereon accordingly.
O'NEAL & WH1TELEY,
'tslN't ~, Solicitors for 'Couplainahts.
December l8. 1851. gi'io 559-f
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The subscribers have several
- lots Of first rate Sugars, New Orleans,
and Tea and Coffee crush Loaf Spgars, very
cheaps at lrs eWN, 81 Al. TAyL2R's.
December, 1851. $50
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-01-23

I'D EADK Made Clothing - Over
III coats, Vests, Cloaks, Paptaloons. of the
best qnality, at TAyLoRs', Kalida, o.
December. 1851. $50
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NEW Orleans NEoIasses-For sale
In bydi e%A VIM. g. A. ]. TAYLOR.
Decemper 10, 1851. "a ,i'i it'i $50
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A r my instance an attachment was
IA this day issued from the office Of
John Dfenbaugh Esq, a Justice of the
Peace d SugpcTeek township, Putnam
county, Ohio, against the goods and chat
tells ftElias! Swallow, an absconding
debtor.i RI9Te WILLIAM OARD. J
4 December 81, 1851. $50
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II O(KgNG GIasses-Large and
AI smll, fol-, ,saleby ,TA7}a
WM. g. A. J, TAY1sR.
Decenpe5 l8, 1851. o@t a'2''4' $50
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The SilvcsCupof Sparkling Drops
from many Fountains. Dedica-
tedsto Toe friends Of Temper
ance the world over. By Miss
Potter. r /.
Thrilling Adventures by Land and
4, Sea. by Jas. @, Brayman,, 500 /,
,l2mo pages, Illustrated. ~ Il
Dean Switi's Works. Illustrated Il
Vi edition, containing Gullver's,
Travels, Tale Of a Tub, Battleo
the Books, Sc. 1l 3tt'a
Popular Biography; BY Peter Par. e.,
ley,500 PIP. ys 81 sis IA s,sa i
Youatl's Far:iery; being The most 4
% important parts Of "Youatt ones
the Horse" Americanized and af
simpli6ed BY H. S:Randall, with
60 wood and steel eliengIawingss 4
Large l2mo, MssS Ra5 @l
'FIisloty ofthe War with Mexico,
by J. S. Jenkins. illustrated
y 4 witS 25 asteeriAnd wooa eagra-
wings, Large l2mo. { 8 ssst.,'7 a..s' 4
Wild Scenes.of- "a Hunters Life, !.
q and Remstkable Adven,uiesg \
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Fremon,'s Exploring Expedition
through Oregon and California.
The Life Of General Andrew Jack
4 son; by J. S. jenkins. Steel Por-
. trait. ats g,4 W. saa Ia 4
Lives ef James Madison and James
Monroe; by J, @. Adams. With
Portraits. III Ss
Young's Science Of Cove. e..nment,
New and improved edition, en-
larged.
Oregon; Its History Condition and
2e Prospects,. BY P.ev. Gus,nvus Q
Hines. 437 PIP. l2mo, with Por-
trait.
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will be twenty per cent. VIZ: e.J.gaf 4

4 EXTRA INDucEMENTr--Un recelPt, OF
the cash, we will forward by NAL or
Express, Bucks ordered from the follow
ing list. on the abpye terms, and free OF
expense! so now is iae time for those re.
siding 10 distant paris Of the country,
who are not in the vicinity Of a book
store, TO purchase their books at greatly
reduced prices. 3ilj sas. slf a5i5l
d List Of Books, with Booksellers prices
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-10

tIDIHfNb Al IN an =,
IFRED MuNkDE q cos one fr'o,
n Store, No "a Magazine street, corner VI
Gratier AL ,,h
We would inform our friends, ard the pub
lie IN general, that our present stock oil
Clothing. Furnishing Goods, &c,
+. uneqaallcd in extent and beauty BY that OF
,,, oihrr establishment IN the United States
no be- convinced Of this statement, = Is only
NECESSARY 10 call and examine. Our IMMENSE
s,le- are brought about by the Simple iac'
L.ing known, that the prees "" place upon
good. i uniformly low, and the quaihy OF
sa,h article !, guaranteed What Il Is represent
ed ia be- Perfect salts faction Is what We @inl
a, in dealing with our customers.
All our clothing T. manufactured OF our c~-
tabli4hmeni. No. AL Broadway, Ne" YORK.
und,r the immediate superuirudenee OF one
Of our firm. who spares no Pains ~ securing
,i,.. n,,.t 1.sifalie-tYle Of goods II Is with
l,. fullest coHli1,Hie ei being able To- give
.,ti.lartlou. thai vs. invite al ho ma, be- ia
ant of article, 80 onr liue 10 call aud eSatii-
inc our assortment
Tho following Is only partial list Of arii-
ces.
Fra.t and D. Conf and Eng black
cloth ar.... and irark casi., do do blue, bro" ~
uuiberf, and green cloth ifnebs, do do black
brown. futa.frg olive, aud nu.arn brown
ciaib pafsa- Fl aHi Eng b.ark aHd @ir3
rolor,d eleth frp coa's; lhu iH'a Inf
new sttia1 -ar; FRENCH, black uH berry and
olive rIujh olera sae~. do biarh ard lahtY
ealofed dut-i .a MON sacks. do etIla super
hne dmb and tancf culared NalatuR coats
coifngiou. afss, nAed, ami silver 2rf 'Hc,
and polh.- ffruoh black, b.ur, brown aud
0
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-10

utlUS MUSIC STOKE,
Va, /, and I Camp ST., 3 doors from |"na''
trf.

\st . ana AHH' T. 49, -
Nsr Orleans.
Tss urder-iruei desires res
*E pce,iuiiy 10 inform ne puo', nm ina'
wy ,bey can AWAY. find at his ihHs'e
>.,.~s A choice q, ii large assortment OF rum"
-. al very reasonable prices, and on accom-
modating terms. 81.
Ameay them are pinano fortss made by ths
old AVID celebrated inconsistencies ! "''p'r,
/, 90. of Boston. of reb tone, and hnish"'
beautifully IN ro-e.uad. tiars walnut anu ma
b.yap,. vith ron fram'~. made IN ihe m"a'
..t.t,niial and sorkmanlike manner Ni-"'
,be ,u.lig asirhssted Ioilan fiGno forifs'
vi,,b. Tor sweetnes- Of toue, haNS mol peth
,aaalled. 1hes are peculiarly suited TO ihe
enuutry. a. the i.alian does not requf tuning
for Near-.
me New improvement in Piano forie-
tho pat.ut Vibrating Ofsrhrt8es. u all" Tor
~nle Al the .anlr establishment. hi- iihpF"N"
ment gives peculiar hrmncs, aud bfii~ccy 70
the treble adds 10 the durability and -irehs'h
81 the Piano, and renders q oarahie oil f'H'"h-
tng much longer IA tune THAI those IN ordinary
use
W.T. " i. Agent for Hsar' H. celebrated
Grand Pianos and PauIn"s. made n fans. t"f
power aud sweetness Of tone. they stana pre-
eminent.
~, Die Compound Attachment, ] Policy
& Co.'S Paf.- Pianos, aud Instruments from All
the best manufactures, constantly feeefius
aud fnr safe ou liberal teriuv.
S.coua. fifri Pi8qos Tor sale, from 500 Ia
5000 each, and taken ia part payment Tor ne"
fmnus
pmno., Repaired Tuned, Rented, and AP
praised
Catiearf, Nloleoa -Thi. beautiful toned
Wand. Instrument TOR ! .lagtt hurrhe~, Lodges
Scr,uadlaa PARTIES, and ibf private practice &"
Ormnists po-ses-,s q sweet and powerful tom
t. portablr, (aeghing 70 pound',J aud Offered
al $50 each
~ Orders or guitars, siolin~. vioioncellos
rlafoueis. falc~. hAecolei-, -irug~, and mn~le
merchandise Of every Aud viii be- promptly
rxecB,ed a. reasonable pree-. Bands supplied
With brass instruments aud baud music.
HLi,ys. double and single action. op hand and
mate 10 ORDER To- -ail tho taste 81 purchasers
H4ac-'rhe hfge-. catalogue IA the South
The stock is un accumulation 81 over twenty
years In II are mauy old and beautiful pieces
out 81 print.
Nee Hasir received by every arrival from
the North and bi tire Foreign steamships
Spaais4 songs. dances. Wailtc-. &e.--a reHutu
supply Original music published every secs
at the stnre--nditte compositions solicited
Nlusic. uound rop a. and arranged Sab-eap
tuu- received tor the iiessage u q, NhHAil
Nsi-li Itmes, a0d the Bafuaarf bi1. lit
addressing the undersigned, catalogues # ma
Sic viii be seni to any part Of Tie adjoining
states.
Dec. /. ls5l WM. T. MAYO.
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They have nov in store, 81 pairs Of Wheels
with ron axle. and shafts OF to iiches'
and ~ pair II go , inches.
,tsn-SIN WAGONS, complete, with
iron s,lcirecs. pr g $40 each Two raif' OF
Timber Wheels. with screw, % feet high Z
inches Tread
They take ORDER for an kinds Of Wagon
work. aud deliver them on plantation. at man
ufucturers prices. ,
ALso-A large assortment of HiRD-
WARE. for plantation use, w 'hHh't
wrought aud cot nails, lluui'- Axes, socket
.p,d,.. long handle .ho,cls ani spades, bees
ii aI old.. cane kn,e-, hook and plate hinges.
pflnd-,our.. common and scotch collar-, Nami-
ia and ,arrcd Rope, cro---en' got ani m'H
saws. Tiles of 900 Nm b.. iron blocks, with 7
ir.h shelves. llfgc assortment uf Engli-hand
American bar ron iron 4Nl,-. "un boAr-.
.p.rtr. whale and lin-ccd oI-. spirits Of ] mr.
prn..uc, putty, window glass. atd pN!ui- oi aii
Kinds. HOGAN y 1UkEN'p,
corner Cu-ton-lousc and In're.
Ian II. 1885. Nju.a-t}
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-10

lIORATIo D. HEWITT, (,ncce.sof TO
Tyler a. ileaiai.} F,ASo FORTE AND NtsN
pyALrR. 5. Camp street. New brican- fiaH
sluay- on hand one 81 ihr larg--i snG most
romp.eie -clcriioH. Of FiaHe F"Tfss ~ we
.ontnrrn .oGntry. 81 Of ~hivh are ab'rHh"'u
a. good and prriret .a-irumeni-. Agchl, i"f
th, -ale Of A. SrunAEI & Co.'S Nc~ ,"fh
Pianos
The.. Pianos are celebrated Tor fine qualiiy
81 tone. rurene-- of sound. and for r-ni Hhn
beautiful nui-h Of exterior workmanship "No
ara ron.idef,d by the profession ami cnmprte"i
ladgcs. ip be- the finest Piano. mHde 90 ihe
Cu;cd States pariruinrAtieni'"ni ~ rro"'-"a
to thrg spI ud,d ScrpyniiHc pattern, ~''h rear
KEYS. when - considered one Of 10" hnr-l no"
made.
uAtLrrr. DAVIS cos celebrated bosroN
riasos, Il. 81. ID aud : octave Pccoid PIANO
Pores, from the factory ot Flr'ci '''
Pafit; also pauup~, Semi|6rmd ana 'fahp
psuu- from the same house
Uii Ftaaos taken IA cS,baugc and part pay
mint
GUITARS. from the house of lia!l y son
spanish and fr,uch patterns. sr' Ni'i'"', wv
rrte ,nanttii-.. MelDdcons, Seuphur-' VI
oan.. fluie-. arioue'te-, bra-s Instruments
Of 30 kmd-. Siuiucriln-, Bahl"-. Strings iot
sli m-trumeui-. and mu-,,al merchandise ol All
descriptions. whnlr-Hlc ard fr'H'h
Sheet Nu.r Of ail kiud---mu-c recei'ed
from the North by c,cy ,lran'f ~ soon
published; church Books, destruction Books
dc
Particular attention 3, called 10 tae large and
extensive selection 81 Accufdoon~ and iuiil'i-
whnh IS the most complete and perfect ,clrc,
ton II these beautiful instruments ever offered
in the southern market
81 ari.-. g. 'h. ..r"'ry faithfully and
ral discount mad,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-10
Sign of the Mammoth Nort;,r.

ri CLARK 81 ALLISON, - Grt,ier street.
III Nra Orleans, Lagoriers ~ end H,aLrs
La ia Drups Caemeais, P,riame-g. and me-
mast approved PafeW He{icpes. respectfully
call the attention Of Physician, and Planters
To- their large and carefully selected stock.
which Ihcy offer on As liberal terms as any
house in the South.
Thankful for the liberal patronage they have
already received, they hope To merit q contin.
uance of the same, by due attention to the IN.
tercets of their patrons. Purchaser. are re-.
que~ied to examine their stock before purclins-
ing ,l~eN here.
\. u. Agents for iosrS, WHrE & Cocoon
pos'tion teeth, dental Instruments, and gold
foil.
Jan II. 1854 v2nao-lv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-10
Plantation Medicines.

n DIR T., J. CONE d 60, Duggiss,
~ No. =! Camp street. Now oricu0,, are
~ constantly receiving additions To ihts
carefully selected stock OF Drug, and M,dl.
cnc-, which will be sold at tnr lowest cash
prices
~ Planters, country Physicians, mud others
are requested 10 call and Judge for Themselves
before purchasing elsewhere.
T. J. cone ~ co, No. 10 Camp Il
Jan II, 1899 A3nZi-ly.
hR T. J CONES Nstberu rongh Swup.
- an unequDllcd remedy ipr the cure of
Coughs lnfuenza, Bronghus dc
DR.. CoXts Erraci NJ tapai,a, Narsa, and
Cubebs--a certain carr. with fall directions
DIR. CoxE's Toac igue Syrup, qud RUS, an
inialhble cure for thli- and Fever
Prepared aud sold by
T. j. CONE # co.
No 10 Camp st., New Orleans.
Jan II, 1852. y3,2g-iv.
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TUK TOft Vadd0, UV0fne
.E-A smithland, Jefferson, and MI !
termedm'c landings on the lAL.
Inc nnc passenger steamer, osc"ola, VA.
thu..on Master, having been thoroughly oy,,.
hauled. painted, repaired, and rei,'ed, viii \.
sum, her regular trips to the above port. !,
soon ~, the water will permit, and vii! Coz,
tinue In the Trade during the season Thant.
frl Tor the liberal patronage heretofore l.
slowed upon them, her officers hope by s,ss,
attention To- the Interest Of shippers ard cor.
t,ri of p,-sengers, to meet a continuance Of
the safnc'
N.N Orleans, Oct. 10th, 1851. y3nisH
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4 It, persons are hereby notified that If there
4. are any further tre~pus~es committed OF,
ms lands, will resort to legal remedies against
Hehl i"' -" u'''fu'''e" Nv =" pay tht I,fh-
ter 'ur this advertisement, aud lose my timber
in the bargain.
This notice is intended for protection to
AL that have right to control, IN any man-
ner whatever.
A. y. BtRRESS
January I, 1851. II ms
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The Faculties. for intellectual abilities. mor
Wo0l,Wd prnlo.-lraal requirements, q 10 COS
pare iF"@tt with ihr most Distinguished
"ut country 1ue medical faculty. consiilal'
900 auommI, ina tins or aus other country "a
Of lbcm are abic lecturers aud the best
l,aruet-.
Those who VIII contemplate our geormph
cal position, and the cNtcni OF oui populalig'
eau have 600 doubt ~ 10 the elaih,hl, Of %
situation for W enterprise Of the kni, A.
nvuith, luriudurt ali SEASONS 81 "a, year. 81
deny that ANE ornLR cry mas DoRE.
\ common error cAi~ts in the minds If mar
students relative to tie place ct stud, ing uat
iciue those who intend pmcllriug among u
diseases Of the N,sl ana South, should ce'
HnS educate themselves at a school who's
lacnily are practically acquainted wish lhos
diseases
That the public may he satisfied Of tine re'
muncucy ot lhi, school, sc tccl 1t our duiy q
state that the Trustees and favult, form tsf
in action, which augurs well for IT, future $50
cess, aud that tie Peculiar Internal orguifal@
winch connects them cannot be- interrupted.
H. W w. KING, tsq.
Prcsidegi n ne .ucnphH ia'iH"fe
march :, 1880 W MO ly
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Cheap Furniture store.

No. l26 IchoupHouids 81, Nete Orieoas.
IA DAVID GRANT, iIbut1' amt RtgI
~, De1Isr and uanafac'nr,rW tgb'pD fa,-
~ Ritars, such ~ Sofas, B,d-lcad- Nrupir-
Sccrr'ar'cs, Bposcn-c-. Marble Top S.ic-
boards, Centre, Card md work Tables Marble
Top Burrap, and Na-h-,Hnd- looefrg GLASS.
c.. Mahogany, Walnut, Cauc and " nod Scat
Cbalr.; Ap-s and limr Maifa.-c-, Mosquito
Bars Feather Pillows, and Il, diugof 40 studs.
This .tucl, h, manufactured Of the best maize
rnl. and the public ere eohritcd to ctdi uud ~
amire for themselves before purchasing else
where.
~ All Furniture packed and made ready
for shipping tree OF charge.
Jan. H. 1884 v3n2q-lV