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HORATlO u. HEWITT ssueeessof 10
T,le, g. licw,i3 PIANO fogFL AND MISC
ny.lrn. 80 Camp street, Ne" CieaH-. has
.t,,,v. ON hand one Of The largcrt and most
eomple,e seiections of Piaao fgri@ IN the
.,uihern country. al Of winch nre guira''ierh
n. GOOD and perfect instruments Agents 'or
,hr AL. Of a. 5IoDA.f * Co.'S Ne" iofh
Pianos. -,.,..
These Pianos are celebrated for fine duality
~ ,,,,. ,,,.n,s. of sound. ard for neat and
beautiful hnl-h Of exterior workmanship anu
are considered BY the profession, ara CON
udy... to be the finest Pianos made ~ oe
Tinted States Particular a.teniioni requested
10 their splendid ScrpcDtine pattern, Win rear
k.y.. which is considered one OF The hnesl NO"
made.
U.ttrrr. DAVIS co.'s celebrated Eo~ro'
PIANOS, q, 81. 81, aud octave ficeold llAie
rortes. froai The factory OF "fic'vi co..
paris. also p,anino-. S.n-Grand and Grand
Piano, from the SAINT house.
OH T,aaos tai e., "a exchangc and part pay
mcu'.
GUITARS, from the house of Hall & Son
Spanish uud French patterns sei Ni"lih'' ~
hrge quantities; Mciudrpns. s'faphines' VI
cn... flutes, aiiorclte-, Brass Instruments
of ail Aind-. Nioircrlu-, Banjc-. strings iol
al Instruments, aud musical merchandise OF al
descriptions. Wholesale and retail.
Sheet Mu-,c of all klad>-mnsie receive,
f-fm ;he North hy ever, steamer, q, soon ~
publ,icd. church Books, Instruction Books
Sc.
Particular attention ia called to the large arc
extensive selection Of Accofdeons and tluIinas
which 1. tie most complete and ocrlec, -elec
ton ct these beautiful nstrumcutse ever oflcfe'
Va the snu5brrn mafkct.
Al oneh from the country faithfully ah'
promptly attended 10. 4 liberal discount mad'
10 Teacher, aai 10 Sominarie-.
llpRAliO y. HEWITT.
81 Camp st., New Orleans
Jan. 10. 1852 N3h-o
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FOR tHmN Nom'Hg's land
Ikc ing, Scan'oa landing kme'
- INNS, Monterey, Ciino1, Pofi tadfo' Ben
iop, Ns.Hiied, and J.f'ersoa.
The 6Inr ft,t running Passenger Packet
Ci.ons. Il II MAHrS, master, having been
purchased expire. IS Tor the above trade, "'ll
rpmni.. cc her regular trpi as soon Us the w.
ter Wul permit.
Slupysr- may rc,y on hsr remaining IN the
rrad, during tine euite season,
LIN 10. lhls. Nau.0t
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MARSHALL. HOTEL ron SALE.

-. THE Suh-or her proposes 70 scil the
H;:. NpsbaH Uofe' aud would say 'n those
Ella wishing t. engage in The business OF
iasern-keeping that TN well know n and coin
modins establishment Is IN good condition iuf
the reception of Travellers and Brafdcr-, and
from iis eligible situation 10 The tlorti-lipg
town Of NaF.hal Is IN wcll calculated 10 ciieit
patronage a. any other Tavern ~ the State.
The House Is well supplied eiih suitable fur
nturc. which tie purchaser can have Hiil the
building, h be- chooses.
Terms accommodating. For patiieulars en-.
auire Of the -uh-,nber, living - miles En.i
from Marshal, OF James Mc,owen, uesr tie
premises. -
g. M'COWN.
N Il l. IL LII ~ L.
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rCllE undersigned Will MAKE aud keep Of,
1 hand q good article oi Sash. which lr wilI
.rIl. nn H. good terms for es-bl 49, be- can tive
Lv Persons wishing 10 puri1s" cr" ivn'r
rF,al h.il.at ihe Dang Store either Of Evans \
sander. or Nuni- ~ rackrit, wher, they can
sec a sample of the work; or Apply % li, shop
on flt southern border OF town where tEcy
VIII br apt To- hud iim.
4. T. flS}fER.
Nar-han Fob 2 1881. yIn33y
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Adna1nosl saulen Notice. 4.
Y ErTEflS u administration on the =
IL Of f'hnslcs D. l.aGuc, deceased wen
led 10 the undersigned BY the County
I'erts;ninx ~ tho estates u decreased pseae
and Tor .hv County of Harrison, in The Co.,
Texas, on the Ist day Of January, 4, =
This j. therefore, 10 give notice that ~
having claims against srid estate will b g +
I'd 10 present them within the ~
~sri'vd 81 law,duiy authenticated, md 49,
drbIrd to the sasne nre hereby Fcquess
lnaks aem~diatc payment 10 20
WILLIS n. CilELDRESA =
Jan. III, 1874 NJ
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rEiIE undersigned. thankful to his old friend,
j and customers for their liberal patronage,
would inform them that he still carries on the
above hu,iness n, his large framed shop where
he Is prepared to 10 work IN his line for cash,
rs low as Jcw or Gentle, and in superior
manner from his long practical experience and
thorough knowledge of every branch OF The
business Work viii be done on crcd, for
responsible men, aud all work done at NY shop
will be warranted to stand, and Of tile best ma
terials the country affords
Shop north cas-, Of the public square and
opposite q. q Alicns Rnnsmiih shop
r. WASHINGTON.
June 2lst 1851. n52 ~.
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yEV eaLraxs ADVERTISEMENTS

Z =. KNAPP. Nnrgeon D'ni's' Gives paf.
81 L. ticular attention to the preser' alma :"
.hc N.rrsaL TasrH. a, well ., to supplying
,heir lo-. by artificial ones. lis ont'rc unie
"a, y,nrS ha- been devoted 10 the Improvements
IN Nj. profession. For evidence OF his suler.9,
pl,ggisgard he ufii,'y latsaHiyof AS Arf.hcias
i1s,ih, he will only refer to bis nnmercn. pa
irons. both IN the city and country. Millions
Of teeth ore now annually lost for want "f time
" and Jsi,fiou- treatment bui iet those VINO
have suffered by gaacts, nei 'ie discouraged
h,, avail the,n..lyr, Of tho best remedy-an
ope,.,or IN Nhor. 'hey can have confidence.
Tv,rp rxraAcrsb wiihou, fear under the
ipAu,nc, Of the iIrnFos or tnLogofohs, and
viii perfect -afciy 10 the patient.
Dfitcs AND RESIDENCE r,iactsd from ne cor
r.r u 81 Chrie' >rea to No. 10 D'fo"n,
Street Hsar Canal Street.
April o. 1881. n'f u
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RAsAWA1'i nAxAWAYu

YhOM ~ sutssslbsr, Is u,ile. north.
ea4t I. ~ Masska.,, in Harrison coun.
", Tsxas, = psgfo man named JOHN;
-. about 20 years u aye; dark complex.
lon |: and about i've feet nine iucl,es hje6. /
viii pay libesai reward fnF his siBliytsv 10 ~,
OF for his apprehension and sssni, - that
procure him. H. r. PERRY.
January TO- lss? ncs-.f
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lAiE' nEpARTMENT.

LAW UEFHK7 .HTH'7
Hon. r. w. N. King, Professor OF Theory
and Practice Of Law.
John Delaiicld, E.a., Professor Of CONNER
eiai Jurisprudence.
7trms--o30 per session.
All communications pertaining TO IN depart
usnt must be addressed TO
T.. W. NJ. KING, Esl.
Memphis, Tenn, March, 1880,
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w r. DOUGLASS 4 co, Rsr>irirg an
W. Fornarding MerrAsnts, Front lssss
Shreveport, La
r:-Swinncy, Green, 4 Co, Payne
& Harrison, New Orlcans; r. !. Hunt 4 Co,
Louisville: y. N. Whitlockc 4 Co., New York !;
Sitter Price & Co., Philadelphia; Chsncwosth
& Co, Cincinnati.
september ~. 1881.
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~ ARs1lALL HOTEL,

MARSHALL, TEXAS.
- THIS large and commodious establish.
K:s;l ment isnow open for the reception Of
-0AA bparders and travellers The proprietor
will only say, that his whole attention will h
directed TO promote the comfort OF his visitors
Attached to the above establishment il one
Of the largest and hes, stables in the atats
Horses viii " received and returned At The
Hotel
Call and give the new proprietor trial.
". l.. HAMMOND, Proprietor.
February Is, 1851. 3@y
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xamigrants and s'ersOn. wishing 10 pm
chase Land with Good Titlos

XNI11JRFUUy1
chass Land with Good Titles
MOULD do well to call at the Land oiilc'
w IN MARSHALL Harrison county, Texas, ~
the undersigned has taken great pans IN ilnd
ing on, ali lands for sale, or rent, in this ana
the adjoining counties, and will keep Regis
tsy al the same sherc situated, the quality .
the land, the amount Of Improvements thereon
and the price thereof.
Persons having lands for sale, OF rent would
do we'll 10 have them registered.
SAML J. YLOR,
County Sarreyor.
THOMAS HEATH.
February q, 1881 n33
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We. 81 'mP >rtr, Ner oriSaHs.
DIAPER Il e.efy description furnished to
| order a., very short notice
\. D. Agent, for J Il. Mctre1ry' fancy
eo'1rei, bou. AND Ne" Ffa'Hg inNs, at Ne"
York prices.
y3i9Jy HENRY T.. POI TEX
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nxr or 1.ETTeQs

+ REMAINING In the Pea O1les q n.
sAsii, q. - lst Of Jansssy, 10, VIA
/ II not n nHnfaes tkS 9I1E SIlosSI
-: 1;s 9 =. g =.
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.vEGE1ANLE ATTRACTS.
EVANo ~ NDERS, = ca. havs on hand :
II rood = ply Of Vegetable Estsacts.
Jsse ~, looL 80
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's17j,up.
On or before the t;s, day Of January next.
PROMISE - pay 7. D. iia'ley, or bearer, sse
hundred and seventy 1--we dollafS for the hire Of
sous negroes iowa John, frank, Dan. and
Martha and two children said negroes ,t'
to comfortably cloihe and furnish medical at
teniion il necessary. This the 10Th day OF
January, A. D 1901.
(Sigued) .. I. EOuI.WARE.
And petitioner further represent, tha, The
raid Oliver I. noulaarc sevretes h'm-elf 80
that tie ordinary process o. law can not be
ser,cd on him. and your petitioner praYs for
the writ Of attachment and for judgment and
costs Of suit aud that the defendant be cited
10 appear aud answer this said plaintiffs petit
ton.
These are therefore to command You to sum
mon the said Oliver I. uoulvarc, by publica.
ton OF this writ Tor four successive weeks IN
the Texas Republican, a newspaper Published
IN the town If Marshall, to be md pyprar Al
the next ,erIu Of the Dis,tle. Court ct Harfi-
son county, to be holden in the lawn Of Mar-
shall, on the Thirteenth Monday ai.cr The third
Monday in March 1852, then and there 10 an
swer the petition OF painliir
Herein f.isl not and make duo reiarn hereof,
,,asts<. Tes,e: Luther r. Ford, clerk
.5&eX Of said court. Given under my
:A2y I'll: hand aud seal Of Office, al Marshall,
this Cd day Of January A. D. 1889,
T7H5tS l. r. FuRD. OK
by WV ]. BARRETT Dcp'y
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Persons calling for any Of thess lsd'a
will please say they ure advertised.
4. &. PIERCE, r. !
January 3. 1859. nSl-,
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u.:srl1lCllSSarc.

yI>HE under gpcd On, always on hand good
as.ariincu; Of EariheHpcre, China and
G',--. winch be D. prepared to .ell at "hole-il''
Or retail ON ilc most favorable terms. lie r.
.psefflll, cali, the attention oi country Met
chants. and uihrf- yt-ititg the Cay, TO his 49,
saflmrni and pr4c..
Packages done IA the best manner.
sc DUNLAP.
81 Camp Street .\em Or'faat.
-. At, t..t rs?
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:, q NElasDN & co, Commission No
y. chants, Ncw Orleans.
= .. Nelson. New Orleans +. Banksmiih
Sew Osl.an.. II G. Walker Memphis Tern.
date Cashier Branch WHOM Bauki) 7 \ Nell
son. Athens. Na V3ni
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iIiTTV LOTT, No 6 Ciua' street, NrN
| Dr..r-. sr.u- constantly ou haud ,.rfl
VARIETY ui Bus 1Hd HIe' iuf Hdi"-. t''1-
tI.m,l, aud Culirpu. .W.a,I ur u.rr- tHr ..'
U.ult,.de lu.l frlui. pu flc mu-, reasonable
terms. i.Ht.- ilt. Futfe.'. d. n33
= j. HART y 60. Ge.nr arj Gam
-, wi,,i.u Itr.l1.. So. 90 ltU"un ionia'
4tr,rt, sew Orleans. nea.,r- no. iiuor- ri
AL kinds Nrudy GIN " M-ky. Kun birr-,
Cnr,lnl-, Teas, ,olle,, ~uglf, s"g.t-, Tobacco.
Sulphaic VI Quuihc b, thc c.-,, and -iHpl'
Drugs. + per. an kinds. Oils. spices, pickles,
kcirnup-. -oap, starch hams. lard, hac"n' butter,
chee.p, Lrri. pork ard al s.H'' ~ stay" and
6,urg G-4-r-,.t ~ tolemau~ patent nrdu-
utpN curD mIlis. '4u''f
EROST a co, No. 10 Magazine str,rs
/ plo'eQg- d.1,1s ~ louis, sho.s, brogaus
bar, and cags, suitable for tltc country trade
also P4lm L,a6 tamp.aesg, ard Heri-qg
ms
Having house 1T the North, We are cor
s'an,ly receiving fresh supplies of the above
goods at the lowest prices.
Country dealers are invited to cali and exam
Inc our extensive stock. s2n33
q VI lowr. y e,trsos. a.r,rrisoy, ia.
HatstiGs A. N+r O.iars Nggih,s 1,an
OWE. iATri>ON Il Co, s;.,e,ss,--
lIiu lowe & paitisou) Cotton Factors
Commission agd Iorleardtng Merchants, New
Orleans
Ad,ancemcu,s on shipment. TO the above
house viii be made by J u Il Mcllcnry, who
may he addressed ut Nhresepor,, la
ALSO, parties shipping direct 10 the above
house ran draw NJ sisl" On them for near the
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We w,d furnish Begging. Rope, and Plan
t,iion supplies to Planters shipping to lAe
shove house.
EVANS GREGG. & KEY.
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iU~EPH II. fALMgA, JAMES II. Massey.
1USEpH H. pAMEK 4 co. Im.orters
81 sns Whhi~ale L)eeisrs In Eor,ign AND Ds-
mevtic Dry ti~~ls, II Camp street, above GRAY.
let New Orleans
Jan~ 10, 1889. s3n96-ly.
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TO Nl.l11ANIlS.

rI'lir subscriber wishes TO hire a good WORK.
/ man to the Wagon making business for
which h. all give liberal wages 10y the mouth
or year Everything furnished to the work
mans hand.
" H. HOWARD.
MHr,iie, Rus. CO., Tcras, Dee Il. 81 n23-2m
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GLARk, DAY 4 E'rAuFFER. Dealers il
~ Hardware, Iron, Nails, Tin Plates, Copper,
&c, e., corner Canal sud Magazine streets,
New Orleans. " Agents for Puge's por.a4b.s
Sa~- Nils
IAN. 10, 1854. ysn3s-6,n,
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~ A. PATiLIO, Attorney al Lso' MARSHALL
Harrison county. Texas. nj
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~ NJ ADAMS, Attorney al Lar MAf'h"'
I Harrison county. Texas. nSs y.
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u,nsssAIL mussC SCHOOL.

Mnr.inll. Toy. Jan. ID. I.5e. nei
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~, came 10 her lrom the Land Once
ne Waffanl me- Z /, al all, and never saw ~ bu'
somehow n as passing s roagh he hands Of THIS gentle
man. the warrant was =. dsnas;i;on n thar fact; and
We have this gentleman Inv III ,he IJnited States,
and venture 10 say there is ge ssys Ihat il some
moral character in the Union Il losi. anL although
way while among his papers, tg sn unable % 6nd a.
The consequence is that the lady has 10 ihe land
there can be no doubt that she is ente. have M h
wish 70 make this right in way, bat s.ressa,
lection the posiponernen OF this bill for the
The question being then taken on the posipon, ' "
the bill, IL agreed 10.
On motion, the Senate adjourned antil Monday nex..
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The Aalas OF person win Be entered upon owl so~
ea.,eut of lus subscriptions Ls aads A. advance.
blatant s.bscrbers may forward cney BY ieiiei Ie
ON y1cb vii, 10 paid by as, risk 1yned By
"a sfansmissisn.
o,r.Vny PAPER As pulisnod ssi weekly dans the sss
slons of Congress aud weekly dsrias he rceesa
subseri.iuas period lees nan yeas ~ bs sseui'01 "
terms psopssu tns above annual fe'us
.possss ssTERs so authorised snd,be
.aau ~ ~. DAILY subscuLer with saeiosed OF sish
sub.cribess with sa3 snciosc dioryiv1 WEEKLY
sub.c.,e. ., with so sneosed wi be en'uo " oA P' "
- s'., a. sA~y faInish subaerfbefs ios, ssafis'
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TO Contractors.

ARoHiTEoT's oFucE, MILITARY AsrLun,
Washington, ID. O., May NJ, la5a.
SEALED PROPOSALS. win be received ts We'd
~ nesday tbs l Of June IL O'clock M
ton OF The bndugs VI me Military Asylum, this city
The front OF the main building hundred aud
i depth Dnyscv feet with wing eighty three
icet The whole OF which bc aced with
he entertained completing this budding MARBLE gsanie
facag ba all bidders
their respective fair specimen the
they popose to bud accompanied BY particular
the locality aud the quarry which specimen
t,ined 4 sample under the
In addition above bniding,
sized dwelling ho'sos The officers
The plans ana specifications be
Monday, until Wednesday,
mentioned, all other information relative
character Of the buildings will be given.
Every offer these buildings
written by responsible
effect that they undertake bidder hiddes viii,
their bid be accepted obligation days.
with good and sufficient oties
cordng The plans and specifications which
hereafter he, furnished.
In deciding tlo bd regard win be had qualify
materials offered, and the responsibility Of bidders
be reserved such Offers only be
The government and also WHOLE should
Of ttein be acceptable.
All bids be sealed, and endorsed Proposals. building
Military Asylum and u. s. ALEXANDER,
May 2s-3iawd Lieutenant Corps Engineers.
90 The baltimore Sun, New York Herald, and New York Cou
and Enquirer viii please iDa the above times week
the 3Dh Of June next
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fDAIlV IlNF.l

iIR packet boats Bell and Fashion win the season,
commencing from this date, between Georgetown and Hape
Ferry.
Leaving Georgetown daily p arriving arpcrs Pouy
next morning 10 time o the Cumberland
Ninchcfier
Returning leaving arpcrs Ferry m, arriving George
town morning al 0 O'clock
Dnnlb1sca will be In readiness arrival
Ccoraeiown, 70 convey them 10 Washington.
QC-fare through intending board, 81 80.
Mar 3o-du
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Assivtsns Teacher Wanted Tvnnseasasesy.
THE Principal Of the Wsue~cn On C) Academy
forthwith esssar qualified
various English branches and lie
BE- unmarried sf sohsr habits good
10 ihr rnpcfpi,
Tct l0--du
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EVENINGS WITH THE ORATORS AND POI
OLD AND NEW WORLD,

EVENINGS WITH The ORATORs AND POETs OF THE
OLD AND NEW WORLD,
u cARusIs sALooy Friday, Monday, and Thursday
N nings, May 2Sti, 3lst and June Sd, at O'Clock.
Dy request Mr. Whitney will his assumptions every
phase of oraiothe Indian, American, Bton, Irhman and
uoosier
B.These delightful recreaons have obtained immense
capitals OF Europe, recently New The
Metropolitan ae Tripler) Hall crowded or
ngs with the beauty and larhon Of s metropolis.
Bee circulars.
Tickets 50 be had places, and
MAY
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IIE Marine Hotel nj Fairfield, Connecticus, will be


opened BY its proprietor j. u. MONNOT Of
next, o branch of The New York Hotel.
Ths Marine Hotel situated beautiful village Long Island
Sound aorg all The inducements OF excellent bathing and
romantic drives n The adjacent Every cndesvor will be
erercd 70 insure for the hoel The distinguished patronage Of
vioua
Plans be engaged
Geld, the New York Hsc The New York
SO miles, and the New York and New Haven raoad
nj Fairfield several times each day. May 2o-dtiJuy
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IWO desirable SIoarcs L0ts fOr Sale--Tho under
signed having made division Of his large square, No 6a
convenient lots and alleys, according
posed by Randolph Coye, esg 10 now prepared 70 dispose Of the
"a accommodating
This property located In rapidly improving OF city,
New Jersey street.
Of the railroad depot Col
Should
chase The whole containing nearly aces
ponnity is here offered for
square vnity-a
tlge ste in which may be had great bargain.
Fais OF the division OF this calling
subscriber the Office Of the Supreme Of United States
D. w. MIDDLETON.
March 30-3tawif
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pATIcST BEO TRUNKS AND PATENT PORTABLE
beds saeThe subscriber would respectfully inform
the puiic and the travelling community in particular that he has
received portable be
which win be sold fair prices Members OF Congress- gentlemen
o The about travel respectfully in
yte call and for themselves they certainly
greatest convenience invented A. GREEN,
AucoIoer and Commission Merchant, al the
May 27-eo52w 9th a.
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MARLEY IfAL1G-This beautiful
residence Of the late Dr. John Toup containing about 80
will be offered for Exchange city
uay the 9th OF June Daey Hall Is situated the baltimore
and Hartford nmke within hundred yarda OF the northern
boundary ofie deemed descrp
on of The Improvements and grounds, supposed That those
who deo Of purchasing Will and Judge for them
selves As beautiful and delightful residence,
likely enhance In value property the vicinity OF baltimore
can be compared with this.
Persons deou seeing the place day between
John 8. CUTTINGS.
Baltimore, May %, 1912. May 2J-ceot
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Mr. GWlN nor ask The unanimoes consent ~ The
Senate % take W Spsie b No a40 ior the reiei cl
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Lie, Health, & Happiness!
NiOIty!N;OGE
Bitter Cordial and Blood Purifier


'l'H.~ popular '"'da WATCH ii1s met with such
tN.H-'r SAFE daring 10" pt.t year. suVn-,r-
.| ''f'' r.rTrh"1' PN' ilNl l"g 'Imlarpuipu,,s
.". H.'Fre. '' N.".'... t'....- upon 'Ar human
sF-.r'', 'u ut ..' gttaI.s. a.".a EL' Err %. the
'gut
HN.' t.-r1-'- hos. ..-.' origin .u IupgT.,rs OF
W' '""', ora H". 1d H'. inactive s'Itr 90 fhc iN-
'''l .'' 3r'. ".'i'i. ~ lr..' "'"eHHs been. 'hai
..- '...H~ Blood i.I,.~.- U' 'Hr Gay have uu.y
HEa 10 irH.ru'' O. .e'",r ''r blood. aud substitute
an Hrrla T.irrg 7yd-WHeo ul,' necessarily en-
gender d,.rns". reduce lh- Ni1l pgwrr, and PROS
tate 'H" "Ho.r u"ruus- system IilSno doubt has
h.rH 'Nj ..'ra .y thousands, ant ihr fact D. be-
r'W.- "r. Nn'NHi"'FftY close observer asWct
as ." many eminent pa,s.r'an'.
iW. Butter l"rfl,' ant h.oo! FW'fT1rjs en-.
u'"j o''",'hi "po1 ,lr system. N..r tact, ZruJ-
~ upon 'Nr ''r' 'NH'''"r. 2" remove The impure OF
poisonous .''f' .o0' % acts $50 1s hIr tonic 10
th' stomach, causing couprtr and healthy dl-
''-'"n furnishing pnr" saliva and proper no.
"m"n' for rnn'uHE ur blood, ani .rads 10 forth
",ha vigorous am, healthy atHuu.h ihe system
For NH'p'ru1 Loss ~ irps''r PHlHor Wise
~ H NJ Md', "rr'g'onot ihr heart ,JH.H9i',, lie.
"rT'. p-'.l'T. or nervous objections, '.ls Cordial
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-23
Winter Power to Lcnsc.

IllE undersigned offer gfent inducements TO
capitalists aud manufacturers. os they have de-
cdedly the hest waterpowrr IN the state having o.
vrr % lrei head and fall and aun,ed 10 Dayton, 4
mllrshbore Ottawa aud drawn from the Fox rvsr
Feeder, which Is krp,ln repsirby the state, without
any cost to the Undersigned They have water Ia
l-nse Tor term OF y.urs sufficient To drive ~ run o
- buns, and w,lleasc on very liberia terms to
any good responsible company.
mrsn rnte chance for men ofcnpiinl who may
Wl>hlogo into the manufacturing business Tn. 10.
cation very healthy and admirably si,untcd, MS II
l>on navlgnbIe feeder, within miles OF the con
templa,ed Rock Island rail road, and the head o
steamboat navigation. Foriurlher information, ad
drcs- Dayton, may 81, JoHN GREEN & Soss.