davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

A I sas ERoApwAY-TnE Day rERToRMAnCR

IA connie cing at oclock-0n Monday, March % snt
continue for the week. at o Temple Grsce three door
above Nitos will consist Of beartl piGt.r,s by the Iy
ing Models With band Of EtiopinA iinatres.
posed Of the following tacr -
Augustine Fcco Charlotte and CAROLINE siessrs s. nk
Coleman Neaie. Bivins and Forester. Tateauxfho rt
dal Evening; Tho Sacred Promise; Tho spy The n "a
One; The Mexican Guitar Player; Tho P tho Murderns
his Child.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

NOR SALE-THE FURNITURE. FIXTURES AND
good will of long established rofectory and saloon,
centrally situated and commanding very profitable run Of
cash cuaomers The il the cheapest in tho city, and
the whole will be sold ut low price the about
leaving for California. RODERICK LAWRENCE No. IS
Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27
FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE. In A RAPLUH IMPROVING
"A ncshborhood. miles from the raj station Of Deer
Park, in tbs village Of Comac, a. H. 70 from New York,
eonstpgof l26 scres The stock arIs for $500 and
part can remain on bond and mortgage. Apply 70
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26

INNENsE STOCK OF ClorHlNn.'
41oo,ooo WsssA Of faseec1aese
CLOTHING AT RETAIL.

A IFRED MijNROE e. cos One Price
n More, No "a Magazine street, corner o.
Grasicr.
We would inform our friends, and ~ pub
lis In general, thai our present stock -
Ciofhine, Furnishing Goods, DC,
ia unequalled in extent and beauty by that OF
any other estah. ishment in the United states.
TO be convinced of this statement, II Is only
necessary 10 call and examine Our immense
sales ore brought about by the simple faet
being known, that the prices We place upon
GOOD. IA uniformly low, and the quality Of
eaeh article Is guaranteed what il is represent
,d 10 be. Perfect satisfaction is what We aim
al in dealing with our customers.
An our clothing is manufactured at our es-
Enlistment, No. AL Broadway, New York,
nnaer the immediate superintendent OF one
of our firm. who spares no pains in securing
the mos, desirable styles of goods. 1t is with
The fullest eouhdenie Of being able to give
satisfaction, that wc invite all who may be in
want Of articles in our line to call and exam
inc our assortment.
The following is only partial list of arti-
clcs:
Trocl and Dress Coais-fr. and Eng. black
eloth dress and frcck coats, do do blue, brown,
muih.r,y. and green cloth irocks; do DO hlgeh,
brown, mulberry, olive, and golden brown
cloth pulkes. rr. and Eng black aud fancy
colored cloth walking coats, niinalaya inr,
fnew style,) sac; French, black, mulberry, and
olive cloth opera saes; do black and fancy
eolorcd doe.kin Union sacks; do extra super
4. drab and fancy colored walking coats /;
eodfinrion, cray. mixed, and silver gray saes
and polkas French black, blue, brown, and
,liye beaver sac and frock coats, do blue,
brown. and silvcr-qray, Whitney sac coats
do. Labrador (varioUs colors) to turn sac
ceai.; do sngersnc d,ab cloth and beaver
walking coats; Fl and Eng black superllne
cloth sack and walking coats; do blue, brown
and drab pilot clo:a -acs,
Ranssi coa's--Frerch superiluc blue, br'n,
and cray sanS aud paletols do do extra long
sacx and frocks: fr. second y atty thiid
eualiiy. fancy colorcd sscs ard paletots.
Trod coais.--Fr Eng and Amer'n tweed
sses, iroeks and paloicts; do do boulegaTds
90 DO polkts
I CLoA1s.-Blue and biacl, cloth cloaks, every
quality. blaek and blue pilot cloth cluaks
A variety of icas OF every quality and pat
tern also every variety and quality Of Paaia'
iopns
Gua,msfs Furnishing GoodS--linen and
cotton shirts. an qualities; check and cotton
/ hickory and night shirts, al qualities; all
wool and super rihaed shIrls gautc, mcrno
cottna. l.i,c thread, aud i,58ul. sl.s.s; socks
Of every quality
Hag'a aid Chldfca's Clothing.
Consisting Of froeks polsas sacks, jackets
oycIe1gt-, panta.oous, vests, ana ei"aNs' OF
every quality.
Also every variety or goyes. suspendcr.
Of various kiuas era,a.s .ad hanherchieis oi
every qsH'iiy.
Aiso trunks, yaliscs. umbrellas,
lulr Rubber good. of every description.
g. Oa. Price for Goaas, and na dcIiaiion.
H. Wishing thc city, do not fail to call on
ALFRED MUNROE Il co.
W ap 81 Magazine street
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26
.sEw eRLEAss---Cs nsisust.
MaiUS .MISiC STORE.
Nos. 8 and Z Camp a., 3 dotrs from Canal
A.. fA~ix,1x

Neg Orleans.
Tyr undef-igned desires res
~ pectfnlly to inform the public that
. . = y they csn always iind a. hts Mnae
sfore, n choice and large assortment OF Piano
Foriss. q, sery reasonable prices, and on accom-
moda,ing ieffns.
Among them are Pinano fories made By the
cid and celebrated manufacturers, I. Hilbert
& Co. Of Boston. of rich tone, and finished
beautifully in rosewood, black walnut and ma
hogsny, with iron frames. made III the most
substantial and workmanlik. manner. Also,
the Justly celebrated fol,an Piano fories,
which. for sweetness Of tone, have not been
eauatlcd They are peculiarly suited 10 The
country. as the Eoi.on does mol require tuning
fer years
The New Improvement in Piano For'es
the ps,ea, Vibrating Orerbridge. is also for
sale at the same establishment. This improve
lneni gives peculiar frmncss and briliaeey To
the treble, adds to the durability and strength
of the Piano, and renders II capable ~ remain
ing much longer in tune than those hi ordinary
use.
" TINS Agent for Henr, HRS celebrated
Grand Pianos and pianinos, made in Pans. For
power and sweetness Of tone, they stand pre-
eminent.
The Dolce Compound Attachment, J. Policy
/ e. Co.'S Paris Pianos, and Instruments from all
the best manufactures, constantly receiving,
and for sale on liberal terms.
] N.con.L Hand Pianos for sale, from $50 to
$500 each, and taken in part payment for ne~
fmnos
/ Pianos, Repaired, Tuned, Rented, and Ap-
praised.
J Cafhcayfs Neiodson.--1hs beautiful toned
WIND. Instrument, for Village Churches, Lodges,
Serenadiug Parties, and the private practice OF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26

They have now in store, 81 pairs Of wheels
with iron axles and shaiis Of : to b inehes'
and 20 pairs Of to inches.
Alse--SIX WAGONS, complete, With
iror axletrees, prize ; 40 each. Two pairs OF
Timber Wheels, With screws, Q feet high, :
inches tread.
They take orders for MI kinds Of Wagon
work. and deliver them on plantation, at man
uiaciurers' prices.
Atso--A large assortment of HlRD-
WARE, for plantation use, viz: Chains
wrought and eui mills Hunts Axes, socket
spades. long handle shoyels and spades, hoes
of all siud. care knives hook aud plate hinges
orindstone.. common and scotch collars. Manil-
Ia and tarrod Rope cross-cui PIT aud MIL
saws. files Of all kinds, iron blocks, with Z
inch shcaycs, O. large assortment Of English nu''
American bar IRON, iron aNes, with boxes
sperm. whale aud hnsccd oils, spirits Of Tur-
pcn,ine. putty, window glass, AND paints Of all
kinds. HOGAN d. TuREAlD
corner tusiom-lnusc aud iesee
Jan. IL, 1882 NSn2s-i y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26
NEW NS--.Ccatinsed'


yJORAr2p u. HEWITT, (successor TO
Nv Hewitt rlAso ForrE Asn MUSIC
DEALER, 3yVAmp street, New Orleans Has
eiway. on hand one Of ibe largest an6 mos,
complete selections Of Piaao Forits IN the
southern country. al IL which are guaranteed
a, good and perfect Instruments Ngeni. iof
;ha sale Of A. froDAGr Co.'S New ON
pianos.
Thc-. Pianos are celebrated for fine quality
OF tone. purcne,- Of sound, and Tor neat ana
beautiful finish Of exterior workmanship an
are considered by the profession, and eomPsts.P'
,odaes To h.. the fines, Pianos made In the
United States Particular a'ien''oni - requested
10 ti,ssr splendid scrpcntine pattern, with Pearl
keys, which Is considered oHe o. '"o h"'s' nv"
made.
uatIFrr. DAVIS co.'s eelcorased Bosros
p,Asos. g. Ga, q. aud : octave pieeold Piano
Fortas. from lhe factory Of "Plesel 4 CO,
Paris; also pianinos, Semi.Grand aud Grand
Pianos from III. same house.
On Pianos taken IN exchange and part pay
ineni,
GUITARS, from the house Of Hall 4 Son.
Spaplsh and Freaeh patterns, sc Victims, ~
iarye ausntiiies; Melcdeoas, seraphines, "
cans. Flutes Iarione,,cs, f'ra-s Instruments
of all kinds, Ninlireellos, Baajos, strings for
nll instruments. and musical merchandise OF all
descriptions, wholesale and retail.
Sheet Musie Of al kiRds-inusic received
from the North ~ every steamer, as soon rs
published. church Books, Instruction Books
&c.
Particular attention Is called 10 the large and
extensive selection of Aecordeons and flu'lnas
which Z, the most complete and perfect selee.
ton Of these beautiful Instruments ever offered
I in the southern market.
An orders FROM the country faithfully and
I promptly attended to- A liberal discount made
10 Teachers and to ScmInare-.
liORA1lO ID. HEWITT.
80 Camp ST.. New Orleans.
Jan. 10, 1852. Nau-s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26

- ,,,,,,..,.-,..,, ,,,,nts, ,.......,..,,
~ REDWOOD ~ NORRIS tommi 'si''
N Merchants, 80. 39 camp street Ne" We
leans Agents for T.. ]. IAfLohf Fft"i'""
Cotton GWk
f.. L. TAylng d Co, IrDpriciors ci tht 'o-
lumhus Cotton Gin MnHu.c.1ry, have tho sat
islaeiion 20 announce 20 i.eIf patrons and INC
planters generally throul tout Che cotton. grow
ing region, that ihoy are prepared Go supply
any number of their cr.fbra'al Premium tfb't.
Where these GINS hafr been once u.ea' Ii
would be deemed unnecessary ior tilo manu-
faciurcrs to say word DO tleir i0'pF. 'i l0.i
feel confident the machine. have hocs brought
tp such perfection iha' titir superior pttlNIll-
ns... vqs.utr.4 ta fi4H4 ufIl.=f ltiH all
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26

~ YALE JE., & co, ~ Magazine str t,
W Now Orleans. Wboiesaie D,aisrs IN I'm
ported Siapisan Fancy sins and Siram Goods
Laces, Embroderiss, Giores, MahfiAas, FyiRgcs.
Drapds, Buttons, Gimps, TRIMMINGS II aHkiHds
Bonnsis, Nisam Haf., Ribbons AdlfciGi
Fioners, Millinery Auieies, aud Rich Faacg
Dress Goo,is Of all kinds. A full and complete
assortment Of every thing in their line of the
very laies, fashion, constantly on hand Count
~ Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing.
&. YALE. n, & co.
81 Magazine street between
Common and Graver.
Jan. 10, 1889. y3n.s-iy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26

~ upply of fresh and genuine, Drugs.
II Medicines, Chemical Preparations, Paints
DOLLS perlnmcry sc, &c, among which are
the following:
800 lbs fresh Alex. 4 cases ext liquoriec
SIENNA, - hags race ginger,
800 T.. ]. Sienna, % bhs. alum,
1000" gum arabic, 30 coppcras,
400 pow'd rhubarb, 300 TO- indigo,
100 root do 1000 TO- madden.
200 blue mass, Eng. B hbis. ref, camphor,
and American - doz, lime juice,
200 calomel, 20 bo,f opsnm salts,
200 jamaica ginger gross -ocdleit1 pow
300 clrb. armounla, dcrs,
3 bbls psarlash, soda
10 salaratas, " superior yeast
20 kegs sup. earb powders,
soda, 25 baskets olive oil,
goo lbs. tariarc acid, boo ounces sulph, OUT
1900 lbs. glue, nsnc,
600 packages opethe. GOO Kegs paints, assor'-
cafes glass ware, cd
Spt. Tarpcniine, linsecd oil, f1storoil, &c.
Agents forihc sale Of y. Balm premium per-
fumery Mrs. Belts abdominal supporters, De
Aborncih's gonorchca and gleet detugenti Dr.
Monson's 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.
antced to be as represented, for sale IN quaint
ties TO suit customers, at low prices, by
G. n. MORRISON,
Whoisdr Druggist
no, ~ Magazine St, New Orleans
Jan. II, 1852. N3n29 GIN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26
Lost.

THE headrigh, certificate of Elisha Wilas :
i for 1880 acres of land, issued to ki's.
Williams BY the Board Of Land Commissions
Of Shelby county. on the 10Th Of May, = I
1888, No. ~. II not heard from within /,
time prescribed BY law. application viii :
made Tor duplicate.
DRURY FIELD, Adm,
Of JAxs A. HIonrowki
April ~. l6ca, n4sS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26

II J. HART 4 CO., Grocsrs and Cam
lie mission Merchants, No. 10 Tcheupitouas
street, New Orleans. Dealers in Liquors Of
all kinds Brandy, Gin, Whisky Rum Wines,
Cordinla, Teas, Coffee, Sugar Segars, Tobacco
Sulpha,e Of Qunine by the case aud staple
Drugs; Paper, all kinds oils, spices, pickles,
kctchup-, soap, starch. hams, lard, bacon, butter,
cheese, beef pork, end all kinds II staple and
fancy Groceries. aJ' Coleman's patent undu-
atory corn mills y1nt9y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26
0e.tetifD psstrp.
% ~ 8Aa.


O4A01A0.
: doo s4a0ss Ky.
- y y - sarAsd by.
= ~ tetssoo ssssed 70 liz
4. ~ = ) sssnd Day;
n ~ eIsvs. ths pssdsns flower
- ~ 49, II gssss wew gre"
/ - = bsassy's simple powes--
.1A1s sanosss ssaay sheen.
I - - ns(kssghA VI sab'sm lies
- Cslssha's spir'l pssgsd Of sin,
1luutngs ! wasz = ths aAiss ;.
= upns1u abevs-s Heaven within.
- ab4ss ssus bseash Of air,
~ Atas, \ sesvsly sssn,ed to blo*,
~ swssptag Ser skat miror fair,
h nsssa ~ fairy scene below.
- sunmss Ky, the leafy grove,
n psadsa. Aswcs, so bright before.
1Ass1h Ill was yet the sssas above,
Dspeaih III second image bors.
Az shuA msshoaght. when o'cr the soul
IN seascs frit breath Of sin is driver,
1se soon liz waves tumaltuoas roll
Aed darkliHg cloud the sheen Of Heaven
" r. Esning Post.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26
New orleans agricultural Warehouse,

rosaer nieasins end pegafss SIS. Nss Ogiss~s
cevFRiFtsN s FrLL AssoarntNf of
A GRICULTLRAI. aud Horf,cViiHrai I'm
n pisneais, Machines, &c; from the most
approved manufacturers, South, North and
West; embracing great variety OF Fhughs,
adapted to southern and western culture ,
among which are the celebrated Ruggiss,
Nonrse, Mason g. Co.'S make, oil Eagle, Eagle
Improved, selfshsrpcning sidehll subsoil and
fluke or double mould ploughs Hall and
Speer's Peacock Poughs, cast and wrought
moulds, Kings Gary ploughs, plain and cx-
tended bars; Ligingstou's by. plough-, har-
rows, eultiyators, culiya,or hnrros- cotton
sweeps, cotton scrapers, tanning mills, corn
shelters, corn mud cob crushers, straw, hay and
corn stalk vulter. OK shoycls, Ok yokes. grain
thrasher-, corn Mills cotton gins horse poecf-,
corn planters seed sewers, hand driasl bark
mills, field and garden rollers, cotton presses,
AGRICULTURAL furnaces, root pulicrs, cyinducd
aud Thermometer churns, garden engines hort
iculiurai tool chests grim cradles aud -cy ihes
brambe and grass scytics, bush aud bramble
hook s,.ascs. hoes, shoycls. spades, mailoeks,
pick axes, " Scoyll $ improved cast steel hoes,
OK, log and trace chains, halter chains, cattle,
ties, harrow aud ealtYator teeth, hay and gar
den rakes, garden hoes, pruning, grass and
hedge shears pruning saws aud cbi-els, vine
scissors, flower holders, grating chisels, prun-
ing and budding knives, garden vases, trucks,
Warmers patent force PumPA, cast-Iron
serNw pipes, for gas steam, water, &c., garden
and canal harrows, cart, wagon and timber
wheels.
Coleman patent undulatory mills with
French burr stones.
Also, guano, plaster, rock salt &c. &c.
Agricultural and Horticultural books and
publications.
a. Orders will be executed for every article
wanted by planters GEO. w SlItit,
Corner OF Magazine and Poydus s,s
Jan. II, 1893. N5n33 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26

" EDICAL DEPARTMENT
EllE regular coarse of Lectures in this In
i siitute will commence on the First Of No
ycnihcr, aud continue until the last of Psbru.
airy. The Anatomical Department will bs
opened and ready to receive students by The
FIRST OF October The Medal Dcpasimes,
will be under the direction of thee following
rEorrss ogs.
H. Freeman, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatcmr.
X. :. Newton, NJ. H., Professor Of Surgers,
II. J. linlee, NJ. d.. Professor of Theory All
Practice Of Medicine.
w. BYRD Powell. W. D., Professor Of Phys
iology, Pathology, MIncralcgy and Geol
ogy.
J. King, ". D., Professor Of Msleria Medsa
Therapeutics, aud Medical lurisprudenss
J. ilicn Sanders, A. NJ, NJ. D., proicssorc.
Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
j. 4. Wilson, ~ D.. Professor of Obstetriu
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
cLiNtoUE LECTURERS.
Mcdicise-profcSsor w. j. 'iulce.
NHrgerg--ptofc.Snr Il. $. Newton.
4. Freeman, d. d., Anatomical Demons,rs.
tor.
The fees for full course Of lectures amount
to SlO5
Each Professors Ticket Sl5. Mairepls.
tors, 50. Demonsiraiors Fee, $40. Gfadus.
tion, $40.
Those desiring further information, vi
please address their letters post paid to IN
Dean. aud students arriving in the cts vi.
please call on him ut the Commercial Hotel
x. y. NEWTON, VI. D.
Dam Of He Faculty
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26

No. 81 Camp Street, Ncr Orleans
DIAPER Of every description furnished to
j order, at very short notice.
N. D. Agents for J. D. MrCreary's fancy
colored, book, and news printing Iuk-, at New
York prizes.
yau!Jy HENRY l.. POTTER.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26
NJ Wis AND ousLp.

~ VIII 4 ND q 0It0.
IL following WAS written while the au.
~. Hsssy X. Jackson. Esq., was in ser
~. = Colonel Of tho Georgia regiment
h ~ Mszisaa war.
n tattoo beats--.hc lights ar gone
Ths camp around IN siumtcr lies,
n night with solemn pace moves on,
The shadows thIcken DER the skies;
Ut sleep ny weary eyes hath fown,
AID I'D, uneasy thoughts arise.
dish Of thee, oh dearest one
Whose love mine early life hath ble.t:
Of thss and him--our baby son--
Who SAUNDERS on thy gentle breast
God Of the tender, fraiI, and lone,
On! guard tina. little sleepers rest.
And hover, gently hover, near
To her, whose watchful eye is wet
Ths mo.hes, wiic--,hc doubly dear,
IN whose young heart have freshly met
Two streams Of lose 80 deep and clear
And rheer her dropping spirit yet
Now, ~ she kneels before thy throne,
Oh teach her, Ruler of the skies,
That while by thy behcst alone
Earth's mighiiss st powers fall or rise,
No tear Is wept to shec unknown,
No hsir is lost, nor sparrow dies
That thou canst stay the RUTHLESS. hand
Of dark disease, and soothe it, pain
That only by thy stern command
The battles lost, the soldiers slain
That from tho distant sea or land,
Thou LringH't the wand'rer home again;
And when upon her pillow lone
Her tear.wet cheek is sadly prest,
May happier sisie IA beam upon
The Frightening currents of her breast
No frowning look nor angry tone
Disturb the Sabbath Of her rest
Whenever fate uieAo forms may throw,
Loved with passion almost Wild
6y day, w uieh,---in joy or woe
By fears oppressed, or hopes beguiled--
Prom esefy danger, every foe,
On, God protect my wife and child
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26
Warulng.

A LII persons are hereby notified that II there
IA ARE any further trespasses committed on
my lands, will resort to legal remedies against
them for am determined not to pay the pyn.
ter for this advertisement, and lose my timber
in the bargain.
This notice is intended for protection 10
all that have right to control, in any man-
ner whatever.
A, d. BURRESS.
January !, 1851. u ma
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26
steamer taddo No. 2.

G-A CAPT. JOHN GRAHAM, wou,i
" inform his friends. and the puhls
ihaI no viii bring into the Red River and ~
trade, the Caddo No. 2, an entirely new bo,s)
which for strength, elegance. and comfort. ~
not be surpassed she will make regular nm
from New Orleans to Shreveport, Port Cad1s
aud Jefferson Every care and attention vii,
be taken to merit at least, share of publis
patronage.
Jan. II, 1862. a29 t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26

r WRIGHT g. Co., Charities street
e. New Orleans, Wholesale and Refal Agent,
for nearly all the Genuine Popular Medicines
and Special Agents Tor paley's Magical Pain
Extractor, Winer's Canadian vcnr2fhpe, Dr.
Shesman's Medicines, 3. r. Tow5losnSs snt
John Bulls SarsapaFiltn, kc., &C., - - Soufk
and West. ~ Druggists supplk u propsle
tors prices.
Jan. II, 1889. v3p39-lv.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26

\. y. L0wr, ". ~ rArrIsoN, 4. rArrisos. III
I OWE, PATTiSoN. a. Co, Successors
IL 10 Lowe 4 pnttison,) Cotton Fciors,
Commission and ForseaYding Merchants, New
Orleans.
Achievements on shipments 10 the above
house will be mndc by u X MeIlenry who
may be addressed at shreveport, la.
ALSO, parties shipping direct to the above
house can draw at sight ON them for near the
value Of the cotton.
October !, 1851.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26

I1RiAH A. POLLARD a. Co. Importers
~ and Dealers IN Hardrarc. Cutlery Cmal,s,
DC, Nc. ~ Canal street, l'aulding's Row,
New Orleans. Hardware, Gallery, Castings,
Nails, Axes, Spades and Shoves, Hoes, Trace
and Log Chains, Tin ware, Cotton and Wool
Cards, Rope, Percussion caps, Pins Needles,
Fish Hooks and az mank aud School books,
Paper. Ink, Combs, Brushes, Buttons, Pcrfum.
cry. Shaving and Fancy Soaps. Razor Strop~,
s'oiins and Violin strings, Backing, Spool cot
ton, Linen Thread, Su.pcnders, Looking glass.
~, Playing cards, aud an extensive yariets OF
American, French, English and German Goods,
to which the attention Of Merchants and others
quying Goesis for cash Or city paper, il invitsl.
JantT 1904, v3n39-6m.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26

rT>iIE undersigned has always on hsnd good
l. assortment Of Eartaearars, China, md
Glass, which he !. prepared TO sell al wholesale
or retail on the most favorable terms. lie re-
-pectiully calls the attention Of country Mer-
chants, and others visiting the City, to his AS
sor.meni and prices.
Packages done IN the best manner.
J. q. DUNLAP
81 Camp Sired Neie Orleans.
June 1lst, 1851. n59
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26
kNLoa. n rARNALfr. ~
Je0ersOM Livery stable.

Nzu> THIS Stable having been neaa'
0A built, il situated on the corner Of ~
las and Market streets, Jefferson, and poses
more conyenienccs than any in Eastern los
Good ostlcrs will always be in attendance. ins
stable will be under the superintendent Of s a~
Of the concern, whose experience enables ~
to please all who may favor them with cab
NELSON TAYLOR Il CO.
Jefferson, March, ~, 1852. n%-lt
N. B. Horses and nuggcs kept always"
hand to hire on reasonable terms.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26

We will furnish Begging, Rope, and Plan
,ation supplies to Planters shipping to III,
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, a. KEY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26

nR. A. d. VEAL, sends medicine 10 any
- part OF the csantry, when wSittsn 10, and
cures the worst kind Of cAses without seeing
the patient. liis fec, IN III chronic eascs, i
only tive dollars month, which may be e,.
closed and sent a bis rick Shreveport, La
April ~, 1854.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26
BOTANIC DRUG STORE.

100 royua>n srntLr, NEW ORLEANS.
"a DIR a. 4. JONES respectfully informs
Yf7 hts friends aud all using Botanic Mcdi-
LA zines, whether Planters Physicians, Priv.
ate Families ar country Merchants, that he
keeps on hand at al times u n,ll and complete
supply both in the simple and compound form,
all OF which are of the very best quality, or no
sale and at as low prices ani on as reasonable
terms as any one can sell articles Of the same
intrinsic value. He would here state tina. his
Store is the Oldest and the only Psreiy Bo-
tame Establishment in the South, and the one
too that has uniformly sold good Medicines
Please order direct or through your Commits
sion Merchant from DIR. A. A. JoSEs, New Or.
leans
Jan. II, 1889. v3na9-ly.