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SAMUEL LISTRR..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-20
NEW oeLEaSs-.-Csasinaed.


(ItIfffV0 ~ nj Nsb
4 l.FRkD MuNkOE 4 co > One F''e.
n Nlarc, No 81 Magazine street, corner OF
Gfa,ieF. 49,,
lie in general, that our present STOCK OF
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &C.,
|. rr.analles. in extent and beauty by that OF
.,r o,,,,, establishment IN the United States.
To be convinced Of this statement u u on'y
necessary to call and examine. Our ''n'"elise
sale. are brought about by the simple TACT
being known. that the Pr'ee. We place upon
good. Is uniformly low, aud the qnniiy OF
oa,.h .ir,ivle I. guaranteed ~hs, Il is represent
"a TO be. Perfect satisfaction il what We am
al IN dealing with oar cast oiners.
All our clothing Is manufactured at onf e.
,abli,hment, No. AL Broadway, New York,
under the immediate superintendent OF one
Of our frm who spares no Pai'is IN securing
the most desirable styles Of goods II Is with
,I,,. fullest eonadente Of being able TO give
Satisfaction. that We invite all who MAJ be IN
v.,nt of articles in our line to call and exam
me our assortment ,st
The follovin, is only a partial list OF arl'-
eles; ,u.,
Froek and Dress Goats and Eng black
cloth dres, and lfock coats; do do blue, brown
mub. rry, and green cloth irocss; do do black
brown, mulberry, olive, and golden brow
cloth Poses, r. and Eng black AID fancy
ro,or.d cloth walking coats. lllmaiaya fur,
(on,, All. \ sac French. black, mulberry, and
olive cloth opera sac-; do black and fancy
.olo,.d do, Kin Union sacks: do extra super
soe arab and fancy colored walking coats
eodrnr,on, gray, mixed, and silver gray sac I,
and pekas French black, blue, brown nnd
olive beaver sac and sroek COATS 90 o'ue'
brown, and siifer-gfay' Wh''ne! e'N
do Labrador lsarious rolors) TO tnrn, sac
coats do .upcrne drab eio'h ana beaver
walking coats; r. and Eng Black suPefhhe
cloth sack and walking coats do blue oro"n'
and dfab pilot clo,n saes'
Blanket cofis.--trench 'upeth's o'uc' " n'
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS

T 8 KNAPP, Surgeon Dspsi'i, Gives par.
eIs 'rGas attention 10 The preservation Il
The NA1rrar TsIrH, As well a. to supplying
their loss BY artificial ones. Ills entire time
for year. has been devoted to the improvements
in bis profession. For evidence of lie supsrin,
plugging and n, utility andbsauig his Ariyelai
Teal. Sc viii only refer to his numerous pa
irons, both In the city, aud country Mi'hons
Of teeth ars now ainnally lost, for wan. % time.
~ and judieiogs treatment; tn, let 'hose who
have suffered ~ 7nact,, no, be discouraged
but avail themselves o.! the best remcty--au
operator IN whu'g they can have confidence.
Trfrn rxrrAcssp wiihou, psin. iuier the
influence Of the LrrHxo-, or CnLoHoroRs, and
with perfect safety 10 the patient.
OFyicE AND RNsiusscS r,notsd from n, cor.
n.r Of 81. Charles S'rees 10 Ne 10 Baro11s
Street, near Cana. STREET.
April 5. 1851, oil Il
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the following
800 ID. fresh Alex. cases ext liquoriee
Sienna, 20 bags race ginger,
800 J.. J Seuna, Is bbs. alum,
1000" rum arabic, 20 ceppcras
100 pow'd rhuparb, 800 ID. indigo,
100 root do 1000 TO- madden,
200 blue mass, Eng b bbls. ref. calnphor
and American 20 dos lime Jnice,
200 ealomel, % bills. ep-uD salts,
200 jamaica ginger, D gross seedlellz pow
800 earb. aunonala, dcrs,
B bbls poarlash, " soda
10 salaratus, 3 I" superior yeast
20 Kegs sup. carb powders
soda, IS baskets olive oil,
900 los. ,arl.re acid, 800 ounces sui ph. quiz
1900 lbs riue, nine,
800 packages opc'he- 600 Reg" pants, assort-
caies glass ware, ed.
SPIT. Turpeutine, linseed oil, Ca-'oroii, &c.
Agcuis for the sale OF X. Bazlns premium per
fumcfy Mrs Belts abdominal supporters Dr..
Abefueth's gonoreheA aud geet detugent' DR.
Morrison, cholera remedy, and all the most
valuable Patent Medicines prepared. To which
beg leave to call the attention OF merchants,
planters, and physicians Every article guar
anteed to be ~ represented. for sale IN quaint
,ies 10 suit customers, at low prices, by
G.N MORRISON,
Wholesa, Druggist
No. "a Magazine st. Ncw Orleans.
Jan. II, 1892 N5n29 ON
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They have now in store. 81 pairs of wboeis'
with ron asles and shaft, Of TO 5 'nehes'
and 70 pair Of TO inches.
Arso-NTY WAGONS, complete, with
iron asleiree-, pr e ) 30 each. Two pair' Of
Timber Wheels, with screws, q feet high, !
inches tread
They take orders for oil kinds Of Wagon
work, ard deliver them on plantation, al man'
uiaetnrcrs prices.
Abso-A large assortment Of ia KID
WARE, for plantation use, va S'"ihH'
wrought aud cut nai-, Hunts Axes, socket
-n,des. long handle shoycl- and spades, hoes
oil all Ainds, Gaze knNc-. book and plate hinges,
yripdsioues, common and scotch collars, Niapil-
Ia and tarnd Rope, cr0ss-rut, PIT ana mn
saws files Of an kinis, iron blocks, with
inch sheayc-, large assortment Of English and
American bar ron, iron ayles, with boxes,
Sperm, whale aud linsced oils, spirits Of Tur-
pen,nc, putty, window glass. and paint, OF all
kinds. NotAN " IukbaND,
corner Cus,ou-house and Lescc.
Jan ~, 1892 N3u1S-lY
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I1ONA~iO D. HEWITT, (sucresscr t.
Tyler & iIrwi,t.) rfASo foxrx Asp s.si'

HuONA~lO D. HEWITT. (successcr to
Tyler & ilrwit.) ffASo foKrx Asp Stslo
rsAtGR. 80 Camp street, New oF'eans. iis>
always on hand one of The largest anc uo~'
complete selections Of PAM Forts N The
southern cosp,ry, al Of which are guira'i'eed
81 good aad rerf,v, Instruments. Agent. ioT
The sale Of A. SfobARr j. Co.'S New lofS
Pianos
These Pianos are celebrated for fine quality
Of tone. pureness Of sound, ant! for neat and
beautiful hnish Of exterior workmanship; and
are considered by the profession, and competent
Judges, to be ,hu fines, Piano'- made 10 TIC
United States Particular attention IS requested
to ihcir -plendld Scfpcnisnc pl.tcrn VITA FEAR
kew, allen is considered one vi tho itness no'
made
H.Ltarr. DAVIS coz celebrated Zorro,
PlAsos G, Ct, 81, aad octave Peeoii fl'no
fories, from the factory Of "l'lesci Co..
Paris; also p,anino-. Semi-Gfand and Grand
Pianos from the sams house.
on Piano. taken 10 exchange ard part pay
ment.
GUITARS, from DE house Of llali & Son
Spanish and Ffench patterns, ~, Fiol'ns, ~
large quapiiiies. Melpde0n-. Settpiine-, "
ean., Flutes, arioneiies, Brass Instrument
Of all kinds. Violncellns, Banjos, strings 'ol
al Instruments. end mus'eel merchandise OF al
descriptions, wholesale and retail.
Sheet Music Of all siads-mnsic received
from tie North by every steamer, as soon IS
published church Booas, destruction Books
&c.
Particular attention !. called TO the large and
extensive selection If Aceosdeon- and Flas.nas
which is the most complete md perfec, selec.
ton Of these beautiful instruments ever offered
IN tho southern tnaraei.
Al order. from The country f.lth!ully and
promptly attended TO- A liberal dlscouH. made
10 rru hers ard 10 Sem asrks. - f
jlORATlO d. hewitt
30 Camp st. New OsIeana.
- an ,a,, y3ngg
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THE undersigned has alwnr. on hands good
l assortment of Iarftsausrs, China, and
GLASS. which he - PREPARED to sell a. whols.h',
or re'ail on the mos, iayorsb,c terms lie r..
srcclfuily calis the attention Of country MGR.
ehan,-, and others visiting the C.,s, To he. 49,
scrimcni and pricc.
Packages done In The hes. manner
J g. DUNLAP.
81 Camp Street I,g Orleans.
June 2lsi, 1881. nJ2
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GREENWOOD e. MORRIS, Commission
VI Nerotqnt. No. 90 Camp street. New Dr.
Leans Agents for l.. T. TAyLoR's Premium
Cotton GINS.
L.. T TAYLOR d Co, proprictors OF the Co
lumhus Cotton Gin Mandatory, have the sat
isiaclion TO announce to their patrons ana The
planters generally throughout the cotton grow
ing region, that they are prepared to supply
any number of their celebrated Premium GiHs
Where these Gins have been once used, II
would be deemed unnecessary for the manu-
iacturers to say a word in their favor, as they
feel confident the machines have been brought
TO such perfection tia, their superior perform
anre will recommend them, IN preference to all
other GINS now IN use, For the satisfaction oi
those who have not used the Gins, aud are un-
acquainted with their reputation, the proprie-
tors need only say that the FIRST premiums
have been awarded to them for the BEST GIN
exhibited al the great State Far held at At
lanta. Ga, also at the Alabama and Georgia
Agricultural and Mechanics Far, held at Co
umbn-: and at the Animal Far Of the South
Carolina lnsiitsie, at Charleston. Tue cotton
ginnrd on these Gins received the first pre-
mnm- at the exhibition held in Charleston,
South Carolina. sud ~ every FAR where sam
pies Of cotton IRON them have been exhibited
The propriciors have in their possession nu-
mcfous certificates from Planters, Cotton
brokers, Commission Merchants, and Manu-.
incturers o.! Cotton Goods, tcsttyi0g that the
performance Of the Gins, and the samples pro
duced hy them, cannot be- eSeelcd by any GINS
ever manufactured
All orders for Glna given either 10 our tray
cling or local Agents, or forwarded 10 the Pro
prietof. by mail, will always receive prompt
attention. Gins viii be sent to any part of tn.
country, ard warranted TO give satisfaction.
These celebrated Gin Stands can be pro.
cared of
GREENWOOD f. MORRIS,
Neie Orlcan,
January II 1881 u.y-i Y.
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@A fOR Aibaeu Moor,ns'' Lasi
rag, >wansog Landing, Rus
Lanaias', Noniersy Canon, Po-f CsdSo, Bs
Ton, Smiiidrd. and Je0,rsnn
The hine fast running Passenger Pscls
Cloona. H. II MARTIN. master. having tesa
purchased expressly Tor the above trade, vi
commence her regular trips as soon ~ the ~
Ter will permit
Shippers may rely on her remaining IN h'
trade during the entire season
Jan 10. 1889. y'n2>I
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40 81 Camp Str,et. Ner oricans.
DIAPER 81 every description Furnished to
! order ~ very short notice
n H. Agents Tor J ~ McCreHrys fame,
colofcd, book, and news printing Inks, at Nes
Work prices.
y}n1Jy HENRY J.. POTTER
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L>ROST & co, No. 10 Magazine streets
J. teholssa!e deaiers "a boots, shoes, b'ogans
hats and caps, suitable for The country trade
also Palm Leaf, CdmlsacAy, and Aisxiean
Uns
Having house a, tho North, We are con
staniy receiving fresh supplies Of the above
goods at the lowest prices
Country dealers are invited TO call and exam
ne our extensive stock. s2n3l y
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SCOTT 4 Soaring,

Wholesale dad ReiaH Cioihicrs,
Corner II on Leree aud Canals, y. Orleans
yl>liE subscriber. haying enlarged and re-
i modelled their store, are now prepared,
with choire stock Of fashionable eloih,ng and
gc.lieuisns furnishing goods, which they OTTER
At very reduced prices Tor cash or approved pa
per We are receiving weekly shipments from
our mandatory, of every thing that IS new
and desirable, in The clothing line cut, made,
and trimmed IN the bes, and most substantial
manner 70 those who study economy, and
wish to get the full value Of their money, u
call il respectfully solicited
lf Please take n memorandum of our ad-
dress mo, d. SCOTT d Co,
80 Nassau ST., New York,
January II, 1882. W - ~
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D. - toWr, W. rATfigos, rArrfsoN N
Hurf.vtHs Ala N,'n Orleans N,nyh,s. T,as
OWE, PATTlNON. & Co, Successors
j i to Lowe & Pattison,) Colon Eciors,
Commission and Forrariitg Merchants, New
Orleans.
Achievements on shipment. to The above
house will be made by ID X Mcilenry, who
may be addressed at Shreveport, La.
ALSO, parties shipping direct TO the above
house can draw at SIGH. ON them fos lear she
sa,ue Of the cotton.
October 1, 1851.
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DETER LOTT, No Canal street, New
l. Orleans, keeps constantly on hand every
variety Of Boots aud Sho>s for Ladies, Gen
ilemen, and Children, which he offers for sale
wholesale snd retail on the most reasonable,
terms. L,ai.er. Lasts, FuliiHgs, Dc. n33
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window GLASS.

WE are JUS, receiving large lot Of winac'
w glass, from the well known msnafaf
,urers. McCully 4 Co, Pittsburg, whIeh ~
offer for sale a, the drug store OF
EVANS, SANDERS, 4 Co
COIIUN COT1ON!ff
- DoNNEiI., & co are now prepares
H. to make liberal ad,dnces IN casa o. ~f'
chondise on Cotton
shreveport, October, 1881. le7
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y, The ~ advice Ii il good. Is j. trasl
(oos lest you nay some of yoa aoubt ~
ri whisp<s srrrst now swiae lis yon-
I Asss tisS Il srs tnole al caout i.
The rhalh x debtor &. heavy and cold.
Its links all ccrrosion and rust.
Gid il over a. you will, il never Of gold
Then spprn Il ASIDE with disgust.
The mar who : IN deb, is TOO often slave,
Though bis heart may be honest and true;
Can he hold ap n. head, and loes saaey and
brave,
When q note he csnt pay becomes dnc'
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=, o. NELSON a. co, Communion Ne.
ANs chants. Ne. oflesDA.
= o. Nelson, New Orleans. T.. Banksmit',,
New 0r.eans II &. Walker, Memphis, Tenn.
date Cashier Branch Union Bank T A. Mel.
son, Athens, Ala s3n,
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N18m o. uuC M0UU9Otu M0ttUts
N CLARK l. ALLISON, ~ Gravicr street
WI New Orleans, Importers Of and Dealer,
q ~ Drugs, Chemicals Peyun.evy, and n,
most approved PascM Medicines. respectfully
call the attention Of Physicians and Planters
u their large and carefully selected stock
which they offer on As liberal terms ~ any
heasa IN the South.
Thankful for The hberal patronage they have
already received, they hops 10 merit . contin.
uancs Of the same. BY due attention to tho in.
,crss,s Of their patrons. Purchasers are 70.
quested TO exsmiaS sssis stoek before purchaa.
ing clss~hsss.
N. B. Agents for JoEEs, wurrr l. Co. '.eo,n
poaisioa teeth, dsnta! Instruments, ssd gold
tsH
lar J. SIS ,,ns1-i,.
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SAMUEL REyXOLDs

- rl-I,r 10, 1,..,,., .t,.., ~. OfIcor.
- '. 80, ,t.,J lvb,,, >,e,L
- 80 ..,' 80. r., n .e,,,,,,,,
ing SUITE "'' ''''' s.,
NV VhLhaSsi '''' J. i'"i.
sarnad Rssno1'' ~
Dear Sir; tax. ihi- opportunity OF sAP'oN~
ing 70 you my slneefe thahs ana 'ehurf'us y
sou NY Rf",'iu' acNhoM'ssK "'"'N ~. ",'
urea, benefit have received nom your treat
mer' 81 the ''So cane,rs on my ft' nam,
which am happy 10 state ~ quite wen ana
ihey have The appearance 81 peih9 mn'o"g4V
'radraied' aud am uu.f 'hNhs'u' uns' ulp
lofnen., under when nave 80 iohg ''"o'c"'
has ceased ny pen Is '.A9' lp1'r 70 c'F'r''
'he degree o' suffering ! mao "NPc '''nc'u, l,'
Use last two particularly. 81 we iohs tWly
years that have been mus anNc'ed rs all "Hp
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New orleans Agricultural Warehouse,

Corner Naraiine and Poydfes Ss N'r Orleia,
cosrElslsG Arutl As-gs1 NtNr ~
4 GRlCULTURAL and HDficuiwal In
n plemcn's, Machines, &C. from the most
approved manufacturers, South, North and
Nest, embracing great variety oi FmnFes
adapted 10 southern aud western culture !;
among which are the celebrated RuCgie-
Soursc. Mason g. Co.'S make, oi Eagle, Lagle
improved, srlfsharpcuing s,d.hiil -gbsuil Ead
Flake OF double mould pl0ughs liall and
Spccrs Peacock ploaehs cast aud wrought
moulis Kings Cars .loughs, PLAIN and ~.
tended bars; Lisingston's Ky ploHghs, hnr
rows. eu!tva,crs. culhya,or harrow-, cotton
sweeps. cotton -erapers, tanning mills, corn
shelters. corn md cob cfu-her- straw, ha, and
com stalk cutter, OK shoycls, Ok yohcs, gran
lhrnshefS, corn mills, cotton guns, horse pow efs,
corn planters seed sewers, hand drills, bark
mills, field and garden rollers, cotton presses,
agricultural furnaces, root pullcrs, cylinarica
and thermometer ohurns, ga,dcn engines, hort.
culural tool chests, gram cradles and seyihes,
branb,e and g,ass ,cyihc., bush and bramble
hooks axes, hoes, shOsels. spades, mAttocks,
Die. ases, Scoyi'.' improved east stec. hoes.
OK log and trace chains, halter chains. ca'lr
ties. harrow and cuiivator teeth, hay and gar
d,n rakes, garden hoes, prlning, grass and
hedge shears, pruning saws and chisel-, 'inc
scissors, flower holcer-, grating chisei-, prun-
my and budding knives, garden vases, trucks,
Manners patent force pumps eas'-lton
screw pipes, for gas steam, water, &c, garden
and canal ha!rows, cart wagon and timber
wheels
Coleman's patent undulatory mills with
French burr stones,
Also. guano, plaster, rock salt. &c &c
Agricultural and horticultural books and
publications.
~" Orders will be executed for every article
wanted by planters. GEO W SlZER,
Corner of Magazine aud roydras -ts.
jim II. 1852 y3u9o "
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MILLER, HARRIS, 4. WALDO, No. "a

MILLER, HARRIS, T. WALDO, No. 70
wi Camp street, New Orleans, Wholesale
and Retail Dealers IN House Furnishing Goods,
Upholstery and Cabinet Furnishing Goods,
Pants, Obs, dc, On hand, very large as
sor,men, of GIT and Bronzcd Lamps and CT.
rondoles Hall Lamps and Chandeliers; Tea
Trays, various patterns Table Cutlery pla.ed,
Panshed, Tn, Japanned, and Wooden
Ware, Glassware; plain and colored Floor
Mating; Soaps; Wax, Sperm and S.ar Can.
dies Sperm, Whale, Lard, Lmseed, Neatsfoo
and Chemical Oils Spiri, Gas, Camphinc, Al
eohol. and Turpen,ine; Paints, Of every des
crpiion, Brushes; Window Glass Putty,
Sand Paper and Clue Flowing, Polishing.
Scraping. Furniture, Coach, Black Japan, and
White Damar Varnishes Curcd Hair Hair
Cloth Springs Gimps Fringes Ticking and
Bed Lace; Cords, Tasscls, &c. Also, picked
and common Moss always for sale.
Prices OF oAsrnisk by the barrel, 60 cents
per gallon; by the five gallons, 65 cents per
gallon for . less quantity, 10 cents per GAL
lon
Jan II, 1859. v3n2o-lv.
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We will furnish Bsrgng, Rope, All Plan
,stion supplies TO Planters shipping to III,
above house.
EVANS. GREGG, & KEY.
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/ nav0nW AND Pm a . =.

- navO = Il AND ? n a . .
APATHETN BALLAD rss us at".is'
IN Manchester maiden dwell,
Her name was pbTbc Brown.
PER check. wcs~ red, her hal: VIA. tlscb
And she, was ,orsde.eG hy good Judges to
u ~ al ODDS ne hes. boxing girl IN town.
1les Ags wss nearly seventeen,
Her eye. we're sparkling bright
4 very lovely girl was shr-
And for about year ord a haf there
/. Laa hsen young man paying attention 10
her hy The name Of Reuben Wright
Nov Re,ibea wa. a n'cc young man,
- A.sny II, The town
AsA plUbs loved him very DEAF
Bat OF account Of his being obliged e.
K N>yh for living. he never could make b'u-
ss,f agreeable to old Mr, and Mrs Brown.
Hss parents were resolved
Another she should we'd
A rich old ni.er in tho place
And Old Brown frequently declared tina!
rather than have his daughter marry Reuben
Wright, he'd sooner knock him in the head.
Dat phub.', hear. was brave aud strong,
Ehs feared not parents ffo.n,,
And ~ for Reuben Wrigh, 80 bold
Eve heard him say more than ihy umeA
ths: with the exception Of Ph1b~) he dIdn I
care damn for she whole rsee Of Browns
y. Phrbe Brown and Reuben Wrght,
Determined they should marry
Three week, ago last Tuesday night
They started for old Paf-on We s.sr's de-
tsym,ned 70 BE- united in the holy bonds Of
uatrimony, though 1t was tremendous dark
ed rained like the Old Harry.
BE-. Captain Brown WAS VIDE AWAKE.
He loaded up his gun,
And then pursued the loving pair.
lie overlook EN- when they d got Abou,
half way to the Parsons, ard then Reuben
end Phrbs started oil upon the run
Old Brown then took deadly aim
Towards young keatsns head;
But, oh il was a bleeding shame,
Hs made mistake ard shot his only
daughter, and rad the un.peakabie anguish Of
sssing her drop rgh. down s.onedead.
Then snguiSh filed young Reuben. hear.
And vengeance crnzed his brain:
H drew mn awful jack knife ont
And plungsd !, into old Brown about cry
o. sisIy times, 90 that il is very doubtful
about bic ever coming - life again
The bviny drops from Reubens eyes.
In torrents poured down;
He yielded up the ghcst and dice
Aud this melancholy and heart-rend,ng
matter terminates the history Of Reuben and
HAobs aud likewise Of old Captain Brown.
The Esd.
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I WRIGHT q Co. Ia Chartre, .,,...
81 New Orleans, Wholesale and Retail ~
for nearly al. the Genuine Popular Meds,...
and Special Agents for Dalley's Magical n.
Extractor, Winer's CANADIAN VermIfuv. ~
Sherman. Medicines. =. r. Town~pcs -
John Bulls Sarsapsrills, DC, &c, for the Ss.,s
and West, 1r Druggists supplied .. p,Os,s
tors prices.
Jan. II, 1852, '2129-1r.
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- ADAMS HOUSE, Corner Tcl,cup;,e,
~, las and Nolrc Dame streets, New 4.
0tA leans, opposite the Steamship and Ss,,s
boa, landings. This FnE Horn having 49,.
changed proprietors, has been put in compile,
order for the business season, and ia nov r,J,
to receive Boardcrs a, reasonable terms
MRS. A. ASHER.
Jan. II, 1889 y3n29-,y
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &C.

N THE subscriber has received large
IL upply Of fresh and genuine Drugs.
= Medicines Chemical Preparations, Paints,
'oils pcriumery Sc, dc, among which are
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rI>WIBILI e. EDWARDS, Copper, Tn
L and Nheei Iron Workers, Nos. - and Is
New l.cvee aud 80 Tchoupitouias street. be
tween Grxvier and poydras streets, are pre-
pared to do all kinds OF work in the a'ove
line. Steamboat and Plantation work done
in the best manner. on the shor'cs. notice,
on ths most reasonable terms. Also, on hand
a large assortment Of Cooking, Steam Boat,
and Bar Room Stores, OF every size and de.
scripiion; also, all kinds Of House work,
Gutter Pipe, Spout, &c. All orders thank
fully received, and promptly attended to.
TWiBii.L & EDWARDS.
New Orleans. Jan. ~. 1882. v3n29-iy
VvRlAtI A. POLLARD & co, Importers
~ and Dealers in Hardrare, Cutlery Comhs,
&c. No. |. Canal street, (paulding's Row.
New Orleans Hardware. Cutlery, Castings,
Nails. Axes, Spades and Shoycls, Hoes, Trace
aud lo, Chains, Tin ware, Cotton and Wool
Cards, Rope, Percussion caps, Pins, Needles,
Fish Hoos, and Lines. Blank aud School hooks,
Paper, Ink, Combs. Brushes. Buttons, PertbH-
cry, Shaving and Fancy Soaps, Razor Strops,
violins and Violin strings, Backing, Spool cot
ton, Linen Thread, Suspendcrs, Looking gl;s~s-
e., Playing casds, and an extensive variety Of
American, French, English and German Goods.
to which tho attention Of Merchants and cths-
buying Goods for rssA ~ eisv paper, ls inyi..A
)s- ~ iaas rsn.h-5r
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-20

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