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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

INDIA RUBBER GOODS = EMBRACING RUBBER
i Cloth Coats. Boys Spreads &c. &c, for sale
gain to close stock BY b. DUNBAR, Agent, 10Y Fulton
street.
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EIRsT CLIPPER FOR SAN FRANCISCO, DIRECT
The splendid Al new clipper ship TR0PIC, u. r.
Smith, Master loading at Pier B East river (onIy 5l2
tonsl tho smallest clipper on the BERTH having nearly all
her engaged and in rapid of shipment will
have quick despatch few goods will taken az
low rate of freight Also few cabin
IL imnicdiat application is made to
LANES W. ELWELL & CO. 81 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

MIR. DEMPSTER'S FIRST ORIGINAL BALLAD EN-
l tertanment this soason will be given at the TAberna-
Gle Monday evening" March 29sh Including the
Night" " see thee swsstly smile, "John Anderson. my
The Barring the Door Lament Irish Emigrant"
"Wcrt thou like me in LIES low Vale The Rainy Day.
Queen in three parts Tickets 80 cents Books ls oents
To CONNIE nee at s O'clock. - "
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(LATE TRIPLER) HALL.-RE-
l member that Reilly the great Orator and Humors
gives his first grand Lyric Irish Evening
from tho speeches and writings
Orators and Poets Of Ireland humorous Anocdoes Witt
f Sr bhaersiorminS one OF the most beautiful and
houses have attended them in Philadelphia, Baltimore
hngton. Richmond. &c. The Tickets only
Reserved Seats 80 cents One Of Grovcseens Pianos viii
bo used. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

nR. WARDS MAGICAL TREATMENT.-UNPARAL-
- lesd success Patients cured, however long badly
Afflicted. Never failures, which than
san. can arn lnnumerabie progress in defiance
OF all treatment known hitherto; but by wonderful
paratons, and asiduous spp of them we cure OF
relieve instnnsneousy The dap pointed pluck up 20
Mt once coming to Olice Canal aud
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

NOTIOE.-STzAMsHIPPA PACIFIC FROM LIVERPOOL.
~ nov disohsrgns under general order at her sorth
their goods. Ii K COLLINS q 20,
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nR. MORRISON IS CONSULTED CoNFIDENTIALLY
~ certain diseases which he treats without mercury.
Recent he cures IN two to four days practice Of
thirty three enables him to those general
local debtes arising from i'm prudent habits SEQ his
don diploma In his private oce 4s Fulton street No
fee till CURED.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

II .
for New Orleans via Havana-The splendid steamship
EMPIRE CITY, 1900 tons, John Leeds Commander, win
from the pier at the foot Of Warren street
Friday April . ut two o'clock r. NJ precisely. Rates
passage to Havana and Now Orleans cement:
Ladies saloon berths $40; after do $50 For do 500
Steerage do So Specie only taken freight Hayana
Freight taken TO New Orleans at 4c cubic foot snip
reg hi requested to supply themselves with the
oompanys bills Of ladini which may he had application
at tile ONCE No other form will be signed No bills lad
ing signed after the ship has sailed For freight passage
apply to NJ. .. ROBERTS. III West street,
Gnrnnr q Ii
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MO FEE TILL CURED-DK. CORBETT, 10 DUANE
IN street may be consulted onndentisy tho treat
nent Of delicate diseases TwoutyvEo years practice in
this speciality Of the profession enables speedy
and permanent cures and recent three
days The victims Of quackery apply with certainty
OF being honorably treated From his experience
enabled to eeetuay certain debility N d.
DIR. Corbett n Der the Now York University
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

Shin Hendrix Hudson, Warner London barks Camilla
(penish) Bvrch st Thomas; A II Kimbsl. sleeper. New
Orleans. Also, ship Patrick Henry Hubbard London.
Wind, ~ fgnrise, w; meridian do; sunset, calm,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

nR.JOHNsoN, Is DUANE STREET, so WELL KNOWN
~ for the att twenty years for his superior
private diseases still be consulted at his old Office
any OF tho following complaints wiz syphitic
cases treated with candor and
cure is perfected.
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Once Of Governors OF tho Almshouse.
New York Maycb 1877

E0R sALE-A NEW STEAMBOAT, I40 PERT LONG
= re Lean ~ over all Has 2engines and boiler; draws
10 inches water thoroughly finished throughout and hand
somoyftrnshed and runs with great speed and
Also, one year old ITO cot long, 10 BEAM draws inches
water burns ourhs ton Of coal per day and
very last % well httod and furnished For
utnlhrs ADDRESS box 2biJ. Post Once. New York.
EOR SALE-THE SLOOP FAv0R1TE, OF ABOUT
MY tons burden in good order, now lying at pier rs
Lasi kley. Call on board, OF at lC7 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

ClRCUs. NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 81 BOWERY.
~ Joint Benefit OF the Clown Lovet and w. Kennedy,
this evening" March Is, which occasion Father Weekly
will appear in the ring bosdes full display Of
ship by X. Sands Il Co. Troupe.
THEATRICAL NOTICE-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
wishing e. engage at the Rochester Theatre for tn
summer season, to open the 9Th April will address
BROWN T. BRADLEY Broadway Post Once.
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LNOR SAN FRANCISCO-PASSAGE ONLY.-THE NEW
Il clipper bark PATHFINDER Captain J. Madison Hill.
will sail for the above port about the LIST Of
ing most Of her already engaged As this
takes freight and will be in good sailing trim it is conf
cord For passage only having state room
daons FOR first second apply
on board, ut pior ., L. r., or to -
MERRITT & TRAsK, % south street or
BAILEY e. IIINCKEN. n south street,
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u6OO RKwARp-JErrRIEs' ANrlDorK, A spk

Vknn REWAKD-JEFFRIES' ANTIDOTK, A SPK-
ROOV cic mixture for the Of private disorders
makes speedy without the lesst restrictions Of diet
drink, exposure change in application to busnsss THIS
proprietor CHALLENGES single which the mixture viii
not under the 10 .fe hnud dollars
put in bottcs, .ith full directions Nt 81 One bots
latts week-msny cured In days. For sale By @
y. RING, 1872 Broadway and To- Bayara street, NJ T. w.
Little l04 Hanover street. Bostcpi Frixts Ca. New
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LfELL0WS' MINSTRELS.-THE ORIGINAL JUSTLY
celebrated and farfamed Of Ethiopian Perform
er whose concerts this city for the last undo
fern their friends and the public generally that thsE
They will perform At the Temple in New Haven April 5th
9th and 7th at the American Hail. Hartford, April Sth Oh
18th at tho Association Hail. Albany, April 4th. 18th and
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MEDICAL.

A RTIFICIAL Observation-Disclosures PATENT
"A BY this inveaton families can have Dix or twelve
Leeches always ready for and easily applied tr
ssussns rps Bspss Isl
THE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL FRlEND-DR K.
rregusriteso the female system Sen. BY mail ige
Gws sassn IN
DR. WARD MAKES ASTONISHING CURES. SUCH
- as no other Doctor can do Either cure Or great
mere nothing under our troatmont which sesaee
brought to perfection. Remember 1t, reader. All othr
they only translate to other place instead
mnating Once, corner of Canal street and Broadway
DR; WARD. DEVOTED TO DELICATE DISEASES,
private disease make early application Our
have failed Immediate relief afforded No required
street and broadway.
DR. WARDS UNFoRTUNATEs FRIEND. UNE-
st ~ d ~ all no
given to infants Private diseases vanish under it, use
Depot Dr. ' %. sa essaer u
~ fortunate. his treatment quickly removing tac mise:
rabe patient from suffering and detection. lie all
those ming him for they well before
p e Canal s c
way
DR. ). MoRDAc's PREVENTIVE CAN uE rRo
Once post paid price 81 1t S intended for thoss who de-
not feel cnod to increase their families bs
by mail II ia simple and nfalible.
nR. WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET, CONTINUES
~ TO be consulted the treatment and private
diseases Thirty practice enables cure
nervous debility. Ills treatment is safe aid speedy No
mercury used or confinement from business
recent occurrence invariably cured in from hroo
days. N. B.-No fec till CURED.
nRJOHNSoN, Is DUANE STREET, SOwELLKNowN
for the last for his superior
OF private diseases still be consulted
any Of tho following complaints wiz syphitic
ulcers gandular enlargements and nervous debility All
cases undertaken treated with candor and
. cure Is perfected.
nR. MORRISON IS CONSU LIED CoNFIDENTIALLY
II certain diseases, which he without mercury
Recent he in two to four days practice Of
thirty three Aben him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

sos BROA DWA Y-THE DAY PERFORMANCE
"A commencing at o'olock-On Monday March %, and
continue for the week at the Temple doors
above Nibo will consist Of beautiful piotIres by the
ing Models, with band Of Ethiopian Mnsrels.
posed OF the following talented Lavisne
Augustine Fcce Charlotte and Caroline; Messr Luke
Coleman. Neae pivins and Forester Tabeanx-The Br
dial Evening The Sacred Promse The Spy The Deserted
One The Mexican Guitar Player; The Phstine Murderins
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y The new and superior Steamship FLORIDA. Captain
Thomas Lyon will leave Saturday March 2th clock
7. NJ, from Pier 4. n orth river Apply to
SAMUEL l.. MlTCHILL, No. 1914 Front street.
Tho ALABAMA. Captain c. ID. Ludlow. Saturday April
3D. For speed strength and fare these
ships have superior the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

GAN FRANCIsco-THROUGH TICKETS FOR TENTH
~ Of Aprl-V anderbilt's and magnificent double
engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Of $3.50 tons, will
bcr first trip Chagres direct leaving New York
from pier No. 2 North River, the 10th Of April r.
NJ Passengers by the Northern Light will be taken from
Panama Francisco by the and splendid double
pgne hip s. s. Lewis OF 2OU tons burthen These
s in the quality and extent Of their cabin
and stcerage being fitted expressly tho
requirements of tho trade Passage be
cured by application only to D. Is. ALLEN, Agent,
M. HIATT MIA .taira
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RTIFICIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PATENT
"A By this invocation families can nave ak or twevs
Leeches always ready for and easily applied s tr
fling cost when compared to the and renbe Of the
disgusting reptile. Depot LII Fulton street. Herald build
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

nR WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET, CONTINUES
~ TO be consulted the treatment cure private
diseases Thiryseyen years practice enables him
nervous debility His trcatmcnt is safe aid speedy. No
mercury used confinement from business gases
recent occurrence invariably cured in from throo
days. N. B.-No fec till cured.
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EOR CHARLESTON-THE NEW. SPLENDID. AND
Il fast-going Steamship UNION, X. Adams Command er
win leave Pier No. North river at o'clock precisely
all bills of ladiag will be signed and passage at the
counting ofSPOFFORD TILESTON CO.. Is South st.
bills adng will be after steamer has
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II NVUTEN II DUANE STKTtT, UNS FUK
- last twenty years enjoyed the extensive prxctio
IL private disease OF medical New YORK
can the and mild
eates removed In two Dr. Cooper worst
rhi in from two weeks constitutional debility;
ne ASSUMES the afflicted they will not be disappointed by
esllng him. IL affords DR. &. upboundod poasure to
able 70 refer 70 who after suffering silently
Tor long time have been restored by him perfect Attn
All cnes undertaken treated with candor No mercu,y
used NB-strangcrs don't he deceived by ono who por
sonntea name have INST left Duane stfeet Soc ny
cards in tho New York sunday Times and Atlas.
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nR. J. M0RDACS PREVENTIVE CAN BE PRo
cured BY addressing him. box 453, Philade pha Posi-
Once post paid price 81 1t s for those Who d.
not feel inclined TO their families II viii be-
by mail. IL Ia simple and infallibe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-13

Steamboats, are required to keep an nc.
curate list Of the arrivals and landings OF
all passengers at any point, which Is TO be
opcu 20 inspection.
II is made the duty Of the Board Of Su.
pcrvlslng inspectors, under the observation
of tho Secretary OF the Treasury. aud
from interrogatorics TO be prepared hy bin,
to take examinations. and receive state.
ments in writing from practical builders OF
boats, engines. and boilers. and practical
engineers, and men accustomed Ia steam
navigation, upon all subjects connected
with these topics, aud report them to tho
Secretary To be reported to Congress, with
such recommendation as he may deem
proper for further aud future legislation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-13

THE subscribers at the cd stand
VI of Geo Raincs, weuld inform the e'li-
N zcns OF Marshall and vicinity that they
will carry on the Cabinet business in all It's
various branches They hope ty turning
out good work nj Moderate prices, 10 mef-
il the encouragement Of the public They
will manufacture to order, soia', seetcia-
RES, and book cases, wardfobes, slde-boards,
writing desks, breakfast and dinner tables.
ladies' fancy work. stands, &c. 1hey WIZ
also keep constantly on hand a general as.ort-
men, Of plain furniture, such as bureaus safes
wash.stands, tables, and bcdsteads of every de-
soription !, would be to the advantage OF
persons who are IN want Of furniture to give
them a call, as they are determined TO sell cheap
IA, cash GEO. ". RAlNES,
O. MAilA<.
g1' Old Furniture neatly repaired. Orders
rromp,ly attended TO. Furniture exchanged
for lumber,
Ian Al 1859 ho'-N'
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4: 4, q T. u 4 co.
cn door 10 Ward, WILSON 4. &,

Nff bb'f " ''"fH, " HNpU " ~,
nr HAVE JUS, established them
H selves in Marshall, Texas
0E2k and intend carrying on the
,ldlery business in all its branches They
m keep on hand large amount of stock
N work made up in the best manner, which
cy offer on accommodating terms. and will
prepared TO I'LL all orders with which they
nv Tee favored
Person, living in the county, or in the n,e-
Dr. will find this house such one as they
I've long desired, a. such an outlay has been
Iade as will enable the propretors to be con
u,cd with small profits
Every person wanting anything IN the sad
,ry line, (and saddlcrs IN the in,crior.) are
S,ied to call aud examine our stock and
bees. Our motto is, Live and let live and
|. have TO doub; of being able to render sat
faction.
Mr. J NJ Bailey is our authorized agcn, in
srshall.
Ia Don't forget our house, between Ward,
J lIson a Cos store and Hudson d lian.t's,
)ar~halI and on Texas street sign Of the
Boldcn Saddle, Shreveport, Je26-ly
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Evans sanders, / 60.

D., ,h,ir Neu Hrick Store, WeNi Of The Prhlic
N1uare. hra door North Of Erans, Gregg,
4 heys
VNEAiERS in drugs, medicines, and chem
cals, paints, dye s,ut's, glassware, per-
fumery, fine soaps, steel pens superior "flune
ink and paper patent medicines OF all S,nns
wines and brandy for medical purposes 'hy,
sicians prescriptions carefully p", up az az
hours Purchasers will always ma al ,h's os
adjustment, fresh and anadul'sraied medicines
which have been selected with great care 'o'
this market Al purchasers are invited 10 eA
anime our stock. which is being constantly 70
supplied V2nAoy
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PLANTERS HOTEL.
WdrshdU, Trl0s.
ELIZABETH JACKSON .......... prupretrc.

taking charge of the PLANTERS no.
TEL, Mrs is fully aware Of the rcspon.
sihili'y Of the undertaking yet, having had
several years oNperenc. in catering for the
public, she ilai'ers herself that she can render
general satisfaction.
She has made some, and hopes TO make
many more changes in the style and manage
ment Of this House whether for better or
for worse she is willing to leave to II discern
ing public to decide. Notwithstanding, all the
Improvements she has in view, her charges viii
remain the same az those Of her illusluous'
predecessor.
" The STAGE OFFICE, for the Shrcye-
port Jefferson, and Tyler line of stages, il,
kept at this House, and every attention will
be rAd to the travelling public.
Aug. T. 1882 yinG-3m
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CABINET WAR EsINsisE

Wond, Iron, and Bras Turning Nhop,
ttinh Block South of the Couuhou,cl
WE wonld inform our friends and the pub
v, lie wc are carrying on the above business,
in all its branches, and are fitted up for doing
any kind of Turning, either on Engine, MIL,
or Cabinet work We are prepared 10 receive
orders Tor any kind of Furniture and intend
keeping on hand an assortment Of Bcdstcads'
Fables, Chairs, &c.
Belng experienced workmon, We may safely
nromisc our work TO be- well fitted up and
neatly executed.
All orders promptly attended to, and fur
ni,urc meath repaired
Billiard Balls returned, and Patterns made
30 order. NM. liibbER "'N'
Iul, a lsba nj ct
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fNNWf
RhILEOADS.---No. ..


my last communication, that the ptlte OF
cotton depends chiefly upon lts quality, aud
the market IN which It Is consumed, shall
now end'nvor to slow that tie raiHc OF our
'ahds WIN MOI Ia 50 greatly enhanced bN
thc mTodhci'oh "l railways as the ad'o.
Gates thereof would lead Us to suppose.
IT Is well established Fact that lands
Nlng upon ana contiguous TO- TIE H''s's'
supp rNer are more productive IMAM thos'
N Texas yielding iuiiN one huIdted per
cent more IN cotton and that the quality
81 Inc Same IS superior to ours IN staple
coIof' ana body'
Now ! w'n'u ASH "f"' great induce
menus WIN ne he'd OUT TO persons des'ron'
o'Lh''esu's 'h''f oaii'ai II JANUS mere "''n
"''S ca" "o :" III '',os' ,''''' '"',' '''v"'
Nc az" ','''' "'''''' Wv '''''
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Lightning Rods

L.r,,,l.s.i, tn tho ,,rnuud Ibi. Il tuey 4,
s,,,,ti,,.s Ian, am cle,,I, NJ tho o,;nioo
tina, t,,is ia ,,, sn,llos, ser,iro tb,, # RON.
d.,s ,.-o,,,,, T., ,l,,s manor T., .,,.r into
Ia, s,l,i.c, -, l,,o. and f., .,,t,.,,,s h tl,,r
a,.bl, vi,b a, ,i,,y +, fla NOR. cl..ar cl,.
ciJafi,n f,r III, be,eG, of farmer. and
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4, .l;.,,,.l.,,..,, ,r H.. ,,,,,l,t.,i,,,,. ~ ,lo
el.ctttrity of ,he Garth and a,ma.nhare.
Tim. n a cl,pd b. ,,,,, li,biv rbar,.I
vitb ,1sr,,;,i,, tina, ,h.. o,,,f l..,e,tb +;
p,ere i. , d,.,p,i,rr. ~ M, .,uiliL-p,,
n,. cloud b.rop,,. p,.iti,sl, and IN. ea,ib
ucrati,,ly rh,r,cd In relation I, e,.b
other. and AN eyuln.ion on d..rtaf,s nom
the cloud Ia the earth will usre4.sril, t.,ko
:. n,Ie.. .,t,,,. ,,,,l;n,, IT,, ,,roei.i.l f,r
conducting the excess a the nnid to the
earth 4 damn atmosphere between the
cloud asd the earth conneciior them. will
ACCOMPLISH tbis. And In all ra.,.s of i',is
disturbance. tbere nusi ueco..afil, l.. 4
.frato, of worry dry o,n,,.,,lar. tstooep
tho cloud and ia. r,,ib r.. M snnn,.,
= Storm ,,,,,o,cl,ir, \h.,,, Li,,L cloud
,ru,o.rhss hnn, N, noftl,.Ve.l E,rr,
XIII, e,r.c,s 'u,,uJ.r .tarn, lrisli,bl,
,t...,....I an, ,i,.,.:.;,r. Na,,. An.
tion (. how can mi. tb,e,tepina storm bo
,r.,o,,edJ h.lisv, il can l.. m an rasc.
m, ,,io,. conductor of a noveteul ,lec.
,,i..l ,o.cbio. ,eo,csapts a1 ovar,.laford
.lsn1 nn,,,b,il,. rt.r,a1 I.o,5.p 7,r
,a,r..,.,s H., sam. \,v ,yb.n ,ifbe1 of
~, 49,. e.il,. cL,,.,.d if ,on b,lJ with
i.
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JOIN T. DONALD lsHWsYi ~ Mann
IOHN r DONALD T. co, Factors and
81 Commission Merchants, No. Us, Gra'isr
street. New Orleans
Jan. 10, 1852 v3n2s ",
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S. X. PERRY, Proprietor

a. Persons eau be furnished with horses
bugecs, hacks, and carriages, at the shortest
notice.
Marshall. Aug. IS, 1852 OF
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IUE TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
hly Two Dollars and a Half . Year
X, w. LOU q ~ T. R 4,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


Tyx.s RrpustIcAS issued weekly At TWO
L,iiARS AND A HALF pet .nnuin II pnil IN
!, ,nre II paid within sII months. Three Dollars
,,,ept he delayed until after the Vi, months The
T.. y,tll hr Four Dollars. Single copies one Dime
IA Iyersrneais at 81 per square Of ter lines or less
\, ~ cents per sqdsrr iof every subsequent nsertlon
n liberal discount made for yearly advertisements.
1. ,,onncern-nt at candidates. Ten Dollars
Tue,e pr rent will be charged on Advertisements
4 rad IN ajNrnc..
ry- Letters addressed to this Office mus, be pre-.
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MARSHALL. HOTEL.
lSomh SIDE OF The PuJiic .SquarcA
MARSHALL, Tsx.s.

WE subscriber having recently taken charg,
OF thls House, has made several improve.
inen's IN Its internal arrangements, and has had
the rooms thoroughly renovated and repare,,
so That II Is now inferior to no Hotel in the
country.
As he has started in the cuisines. with the
expectation of making i, profitable, he will en-.
dehvof to do so by keeping good house. l.t
Cleanliness and neatness will be observed in
all the arrangements of the Marshall House
from the kitchen to the garrett, I'd The bed
rooms and beds will no, only be KEEP, nca, aud
cleanly, but the rooms will be supplied with
The necessary furniture, wash-stands bows,
towels, &c.
Sd. The table will be supplied with the very
hes, that can be obtained, and which will be-
served up in an acceptable manner by an OK
perlenced cook. The servants are polite aud
attentive
In fine, it will be the object Of the undcrsirn.
id to conduc, the liar HALL House in such a
manner as 10 invite custom
TERMS:
Board per month with lodging, &l5 90
per without lodging, ~ 90
per week, with lodging, . 90
per without 4 30
per day. 90
Single Meal, so
1j'Pcty', well known LIVERY STABLE
IS connected with the House. This stable Is
still under the charge cf VI. {. lIynson. Those
stopping at the Marshall House, may rely on
their horses being well attended to.
Travellers wanting horse or buggies, can
have them at an hours notice.
1.-THE Henderson line of stages start from
this House three times a week
j. W. SIMMS.
August :, 1852 VI n6-if
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-13
krw FIRM AND VIEW GOODS !

For the Spring and Summer Of 49,
Y1NHE undersigned are nov receiving and
! opening their stock Of >pinc and Nun'.
r,er Goods, which il well selected consisting OF
a.o.i every article usually keptln dry goods
Establishment. With an eye TO hard times, We
>r determined to give good bargains, and tur-
he'morc, deem it pru,' nj not to he undersold
hy any house in town. We will no. promise
. do miracles, such As healing the sick making
he old young the poor rich or marrying the
kals off But we can, and will, sell good, a-
fheap as any one else Gail and look for your
>slf. No charge for showing goods.
PIERCE \ TAYLOR.
March 1- lShl