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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-13
THE C. A l. b ID 0 n A N.
BRIGHTON MARKET. Nov. 4.

AT market 300 beef cattle. $50 stores. 81 rs,re
working oxen. lo6 COWS and calves 5000 sheep ami
lambs. 600 Swine.
Prices, Beef Cattlc-Exra ST, I; Isl quality c; %
gualitv.3 81: 81 IL" 4all
Storey carlmg>->4. 4a5.
Two wears od->7 yall
Three vcar- olrl--S1S IL. 20a30
Working DXcn-S,I. 80. So 50
Cows and calvc>-S2o - -. &c. 3laSs.
sheep AMI l.amb>->It. Il IL.
Swine-f:a7.c : Retail 7as:c
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE NJ lEKET-Nov. 10. g
a, market 3;27 ca.;l,-abou; 5000 becyc-, a,,d 40
stores consisting OF working oxen COW and calves
and and Wears oil
PiHcEs-Mukc,-Extra beet ST.: l<t quality 6 ::
- quality 5a's: ~ quality 4a4,: r in rv 3aS:
III @ : cwt I ,l!ow 40. Pet .,c.
Veal Calyr>->i. Dat
Calf <kin-. 1n' g H.
S.rC>-Work.n. Oxcn-S.y. 9. aGtlo5.
Cows Il! Il rah, ->l6 Iy.a.s Two wear. OIL
$ 5. 81 2fptt
), eeP and lambs-lOo.2a at market Price>-i:x-
ira . i;d2.. 10y ol. Il lL.'ll.a2l.
SWIn,--i!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-13
Vermont-Vote for President.

Aside from this and Essex Counties re-
turns received of the vote for President in
this state are few, beyond what we published
last week so few that we omit their publ
cation. The vote is lighter than it was in
September In about half of the State Scott
has some j or 500 over both Pierce and Hale,
and in the whole State his clear majority will
doubtless be about 1000; and his plurality
over Pierce-somewhere in the vicinity Of
$4,000.
E5 \ late Atlas states that the Congress
>ional delegation in Congress from New
York stands, - Wings, IS locos and one
Gcrrit Smith-abolitionis Last Congres,
the Delegation stood Il to Il. No Wing i
elected from the City of New York
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-13

The shipment of cattle from the port Of St.
Louis is much greater than is generally
known. 1t is presumed that more than twelve
thousand head Of cattle have been shipped to
New Orleans the year past-onc of our old
est butchers, dealer in live stock, has on his
own account sent TO New Orleans within the
past year three thousand head, and to the
city OF New York, fourteen hundred head
st. LOujs Int ISL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-13
WILLIAM SANDERSON'S ESTATE
/ Ale OF VERMONT.

II 4 T. UT TKNIIN I.
Cale7i'4iia District. 6.
In Probate Court holden N fjanyii!c. within and
Tor sH'd district, on fine 3d dsv Il November 4.
u. lS52 -
4 BEL WILEY. administrator on he c>-,..
4 "i William Sander-on. late of ST. TrhnSLur,-
III san d!strci. decea>ef. presents h= administration
account Tor settlement: Ahernrron !. j .r;ore !
that IN" same he referred 70 the a3d day of W.,
ms, at The Probate otTsca in -a;d ianriu.. f;,r
exam nation and aiin7nre: and that all concerned
h" notified hcr"'f. hv the publication Of This order
IN f:.e 'a.e!"rlan. a newspaper printed a s.
Jc!'nshurv. three weeks succ.s, vc'v n soon, =,
may he, thai they may ap:ear and At said time and
place, II they &C cas-. p!."ct thereto
Hv order If ro-rr.
Attest, HERON HOWARD. Judge.
= ~ :. --.'-i -.
10. IhiEh> h|riRr. I.c-a
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I)ratbg.

>. IN '''IS town N"vS Mr. Martha lane. wifi, Of Mr.
EDWARD Chaplin. proprietor Of the st. .Tohn>bury
i"'>e' aged "a. and formerly Of Springfield. Mass
In A"ntreiier Nov . Mice Eliza. daughter rs
'",eFh and Mary Ann Poland. a-cl about > YEAR.
In Cabot. 0ct. - rhn n.l;,n, en ami only. ,.h;,4
OF West and AImirs DAWSON. aged DAYS
IN hf"'f.rb"ro' oct IL, Mrs Lucinda. dangb,~r
OF Luther RiNf"rl, Of Eii-hgac. and wife Of Re-, II
I. Cutting, formerly nj Dnvill~.
l" Windsor, Nov, ., Martha Day Tracy, eg,e>,
daughter Of +. c. Tracy. one Of the Editor. 81 ,,a
Chronicle" aged II.
In Non'reEc-, Nov. :. ", p, -. -..t :,
VI .r'.a> o.. :-e.,::.
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MI Webster's Dying Words.

\ correspondent of TIE New York Times,
writin. from Marshfcld Nov ,, saws:
MANY OF the savings of Daniel Webster,
and incidents in his life, now travcIin. the
rounds Of the papers, have their existence on
" in the Imagination of lcttcrwrltcrS or i'll
mere rumor. Such, Tor instance, is the ego
tistral form Of expression put in his mouth
on his death bed .'On the 9th of October
all that is mortal of Daniel Webster will be
no more" He never uttered such sentence
he coMd NOT But will tell Won one thing
he did say. which those who heard it will
never forget. Just before he died while "
ING IN half dreamy state. apparently I'M
conscious. except when addressed, of what
was passing around linn. the room still and
solemn as the tomb he suddenly broke forth
not in the low. weak voice of an invalid, but
in accents loud, clear, and thrilling as ever
echoed thro the Senate Chamber; LIFE
LIFE, DEATH, DEATH '-hor curious II IS"
1t pierced to the tarthcSt apartment of the
house. startling those who heard it like the
sound OF a trumpet. Shrouded from the ont
or world. that vast mind was struggling with
the vaStcr theme Of life and death. As he
passed the confines of mortal existence the
mysterious problem began to unfold itself.
and the diving statesman watched it with in
crca>ing interest and womdcrun,il that start
ling exclamation burst from his lips. The
inappropriate use Of the word ''curio,>' re-
yeals how completely he was absorbed in the
great Thought. Standing where lie and death
met. he was 50 intent in the view before him.
that he wax unconscious what his tongue ut
tered. How strong must have been the g.
motion that mastered him to have wrcnch.d
that loud and sudden cry from him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-13
SCHOOL NOTICE.

An Examination of Teachers for the District
House on the Plain, Saturday, Nov. 30 at o'clock
A. NJ Ey order of the Town superintendent
St. Iotnsburv Nov. 10. 1852.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-13
Farm for Sale

w Amy Firm. in Bath, Nru Hampshire, !, Of.
VI Tered for sale. II contain. about oau acre.
land: tn" buildings consist in orc HOUSE. two
Sheds thre" lIrg. Barn- and - Hog Ii,,I>.: md :.
'"l,'"1'"n' I" III" Wells RIVER Depot or McInloc,.
or l. hon and Bath Iir".- and !, A. :,,! :. ..l -
tl"r" ! in Grafton County.
ALSO
Ny Ash and Corey Farm. in LYMAN. within .
miles 81 Lisbon Depot. The A-I farm contains o.
rH" l'' acT''>. ami the COREY farm 80 acres: hn.-
under good nir"V"mc'. an. fir, rate, lani; 4 y.~,a
ii"7>" and Barn an each.
y liberal credit viii l." -.vrr, 'rr portion ,f The
r-r>"n. Iia,isor the -! - - 81 Ioi,r.t,,r,
- r.~- I,,- ,..,...-.-
n,.rfs r. ls,o
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GRANITE.
: All OF VERMONT

II I 7 UF FHWDNI
>>EV DISTRICT IS
W nfhEa A.. m Instrument purportimr to he III.
w liSt W Ill and Testament of Richard j. Blau-
Sh"rh Int" nf 'araaS in >aid district deceased bo.
n'h presented t" the Pr"ha" Court of ~aid district
i"r allowance. tax George W iIarr<horn. The Ex.cu
Tor therein uamcd-Thr.r are .h.-.f,ra f., p,,;,-
me heirs and Nil concerned 10 appear AT a PrnEst.
Court 10 be holden at the Probate Office IN Iuncp-
burg. on III" i"th day Of November. A. u. IS5, and
>h"w cIi>'- if any they have against the, proof and
't'" @! >;H Will I1.sw3
l'a'rf at Lnn"nhlrg. this i.h ,lav ii November.
A d. 1852. Attest. JONAH BROOKS. Rea;>,e .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-13
Executors Sale.

~ III. J." s",l =, Public Auction, "n Norfav,
~ Nnv. ~. an the premise. all tn" real "-''t'
hrangi: l., the estate If David kn-;"'i. al" u;
Concord.
AIS" 81 quantity Of LUMBER a"'! o''Icr person
81 property. Terms mace known - tho ;jrIr "a s,r
..1w3+ CIIAINCY HILL Executor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-13
SCHOOL NOTICE,

An Examination Of Teachers vii! he he'll at Low
or Waterford, on SATURDAY. Nov. -. at O'clock
p. ". i. WORKS. Sup't
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\oTICE... The public are hereby cautioncd g.
= ' Sun>' trusting Henry 4. Newton. a minor ON
my account - shall no bills NJ III. con-ra..
after this date ISAAC \ICJInIS
kirhy. Nov {. ISL -as,ro.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-13
Yearling Steer.

A lEAEI1NG STEER cane INTO nv curl"-urp
: a "n the 9Th '.av "t September las. a! 'hc on:,-
cr i requested - prov" property. pay cii:.r~ and
take the -:"rr away. q. " SEVERANCE.
Fast II. Iohu>hury. Now Is5a 1.7wi-
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~, SlSG.635 223
The expenditures arc s9.o99.os oreatr,
than the preceding year, the increase bcno
on the tollowln. items:
Dcbrnturc OF the Legislature. So ooc -
Judiciary. 49,,
Compiling the Statutes, 4 ,o3 pc
The Auditor says: THE costs of the ind;
ciarv department are gradually incrcasino
anu. under the present system. any material
dImInutIon can hardly be expected" And
again "a cautious investigation oftbe accounts
OF clerks of courts exhibits commemorate
degree OF accuracy. and they rarely surnass
the limits gwen them bv law"
The Indebtedness of the state 70 tlo c.f,.,.
lu''d' ana tor state prison loan, to banks for
advances, and to towns for l.. $. surplus mon
ev' amounts to S46.9ll.53: and the resources
10 meet this debt in cash.taxcs and notes dina
ana due from county clerks, amount to 81.
144.7l.-Da1y Journal.
LIE PROSPECTIVE CABINEr.-We find
the following list Of probable Cabinet officers
under PRESIDENT Pierce ahoat in the journals:
lanes buchanan, of Pennsylvania, Score
q, ''onn \, Dix, of New York, Secretary of
David Todd, Of Ohio, Secretary of the In
Robert !, F. = Stockton, of New Jersey, Score.
taryv of the Navy.
Samuel Houston, of Texas. Secretary Of
War VI
Lynn Boyd, of Kentucky, Postmaster Gen.
Henry 4, Wise, of Virginia, Attorny Cen
81 1t is said that the Harpers will soon
publish an authentic account of the nr;.
vate life of Daniel Webster. from the non
.harlcs Lanman, Esq. who has two years been
Ms IHvatc >etretary and confidential t:;tod
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-13
4 Boy Wanted,

4 san apor"ut e" :" II" Printing fr>,rn-s trac-
t''". In'rlh cent boy Ii or l. years "i agc. "f
-'r,' Integrity. good hahI;. who VII devote himself
t" II" business none "tIrr nrc uI,,'vl viii find
good chance by app ng II; ms Office
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" n W tGo NO3VyS
" IN II 10 * aSA c
. q ~
ME1 Y 49,
N N7
i IhSs LIN E@, MY
AGS %&S
I'm III II - - Ell Atc9
e2&1Y.13iE1
@sr.AHNE R0~-AN
XIV VIII III
Vke61lSl ~ O1tHL
For the Cure OF
corcu, rovn, un,D,D,r,
NVa~hS. VVLDSs HViRSENESHs
RROSCUJTIS WUOOpVVC CnVCH
law
(kOlP. ASTHMA. AND
CONSTITUTIONS
NVNSt WI IICN'
al ;he i'.'l"r's me i'cnr~ eNfaii' IAN" SON"
~ 81 th"'n - r.:i:'.of Tor the care OF pulmonary
complaints. nothing tA> ever is'en 'ouni "i.c..
could n>r' III ~ eiiects WIN ms frrlaraIi"-!-
phcc- CUr" >ln"'i.l'>. ol., ~ a. TINS a" III -.
times AMI in nj diseases "i tire luis AMI TN "a,
Where ilrir!il'' can ~" ieic;. tnl> NIL :" l. /.
j, pheasant - take AMI perfectly sale Ia arc"r lUnr~
with the rcc;''n> "" do l"t al'rr' ~ "s Inc i'll
formation E" tHo-c VII" haze tT.r Il uHi in'>" Vii,
nave NO.. Fam."> tlH' have hl.o"I Ill N"'"c MI
not 10" "ith"Et H. AM 10y II ;:i"r'E |>"' iH't are
>rC"!" rom iht !a rT'l!> C'.'>' c'''' ~ ''''-'i>
AM c'"i> ".i.' A'r'.'-' '-' '' ''''4 '''''>"''
t"n-
la" /, P."na "i the NA->'' "'i>'', In>'''n'- WI
A"Ahr 70 III, PHI "'''" ''N me i'''' "a '''>
III >'lf'mn'r - 49, t'' ''''-'o 90 '''' '",,
az 20 -. - mn '''''''' 49, 49,
i'''''' 81 .''' '' - 80 '.'''' La wv
''''n - NV va ~ -; ''','.
'''', III ''''' "a, -,
'''''. m>' '"'' 80 O"''''a ''''> ''' " Az
hMs> Al' i'm'A'-
~ NV ''',''" ''- 'I'"''" ''"'''''' va ,'''
cd '''' "'.'''''i', u! >''l'' -, ','' 81 '
=, ~ - 10" - "a! = io"i'
- III; - =, ht'F-F''c N"lF> "'''' WI nj"
a. - i'''-h- III IiE practice "'> i'"N'h WILL
'"''>'" from IL c"N'>iN"h' '"">' '' nue. '''' -
rradi'ar> and cures ihr colds ana c'h-"> !" vic"
We. ~ '''> >r''.'' ar" 9''.".i''.!.' A''o''
mink IL rGnH' hf> n'' yct o''i '''-'"'''e"' "'
q" hn"" no" better rc'ieiy ';'t "r ni'.c Ni ii'
li>:cnii'T> Of tie throat AMI lung.
~ E'ht">, NJ n.F
See that II has done on wasted r"n>iIuIi"i'il"i
only III the following ca-'~, bat !h"l'>ano more:
>VnEIEf I:il!- -, Fol.
DR.. Avrr-ln the month II .IuiH .:-t WAS a,I:.cA-
FL hI vclrt ti:.rru:, III the lulm"> {" 'aIli"rnia-
returned t" San Fr:lrr--ui. in i,, M ben
eft from 4 chance of cl,na-,. and DIET Nv giar-
rim. ceased bui Wa followed IL, :, severe cough
md much .,,rcnr>- finally ,r,r,c.. t,r tlrinr ga
received no benefit from the y"vH~c. Ny c"u-..
co.lr;:.r,eI 10 CROW worse ale. ., ,.n .rr.N-i IA y
York WIS AZ ONCE mari rI iy ny circumstances
- i victim of ,,,>,,,,,..i,n ,,i,t CONFESS r!at
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a Fortune in View.

nn the 18th nit. ot his r..;I.n.. ~ A. y.
in this ritr .vbrrc ho had ,;,r ,.,".' ,i"'' 49,
lived in ,,..,.,,;,,. ana ''. -, ',,"l ears
was believed that Lv L;s ,cn,r;om'IaI;..
had saved 4 small SIM, of ,nona,. aaru ,,,1 II.
his trade roLIi;n., Loat> AMI 'laa. 'I I. Il.
wa, the ,nrrri.,. If HI. t,...rI. and othan. -,
ovcrlaulin@ the old loot, in the cormnr ., % D''
room. soon AFTER his death 70 Gni ,nn ~ ms
them literally cramm,.I with old wallets w.i,
filled with the ..root ui'aIi evil j. :. ;r,,,os
>ihlr. saws thr Advertiser. to tell tL. ,nadnn+
Of 'ortHnc he has lctj, bat it Is cstimarrI At 50
I1r9" sum a. 10 seem Incredible. 500 Gao
and What makes it more INTERESTING 70 H..
parties concerned, he has lett a will As lnno
a tho moral law.wcll and faithfully executed
IN which he DEGREES that his estate Shall be
kept IN trust for hr"Dfy g'nr< before the heirs.
with one exception, can derive any hon..G,
The Chronicle of Yesterday norpino con
;ain> the following additional n,r,;.ni,n. -.
.,er,ns Cotlicla: " ~ ''''' I
r,in, h.. h,.;n,, +o, ,I;.,,,'. - " 'ri '''N
.,.z.r,yac,rcn, ~ Ia .:, ~ ','' i. III SH'h
m,1c Vi. I.I.,;, ''> ne ''Tmca IT. lie has
finally H,I "a - ''''N> ",'i r"!f"S. ana
,r....l.,'', Q, '''- - 'FHi'k. hreH h1vS
j. uomnt ',> ''''" ne purchased burial lot
w. ,am .,"''"'h. lie lived. If IIvn@it could
lie I,oI ." 4 >'l''' SHOP of from the street,
man.. -, ''' "''oi. not Beng willing to
,,,r', ,,... ','1t "f me expenses incident
.,.r,' maui ,,'' me- and dragged ont his cx-
,o,,L;o, ,.'.I"'fE As an oyster. His meals
rents a", -. '''' average, SIX and a quarter
rro,, a'I' e IN la!m'nt he generally rendered
from his cold, CLASSY eve. he loved no | omo
I,d no one probably loved him IIe was ono
u TIE most eccentric and ayar;c;ous Of mor
,''S' and his life, an account Of which wa mar
T r., i've; was exceedingly ;ntrrest;n',
ne late DR. Parkman was selected as his eI.
=, t'r'
i"o present executors of CoflieIl's will as
",frfrN by the official notice, are Daniel
f., ''Hrn' and VIM. Richardson Eo<,ou
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NEW GOODS!

D. IL VII GO. hay" received 4 new supply
10 % H"oi- and invite the attention If all wish
r@ To purchase. 7.>;f
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Connecticut and Passump>ic Rivers
RAILROAD.

t.a;:>.;. a..t,z sIs.:ij.- !::.lslss s>,';:R
Il j.. .:..il1sl1....II = i. 49,.
Allsl-l.lsl 81 = .:E@I1~Tot
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15
a Administration Notice.

7 ETTEkS of Administration were g'sn'
/ ia the undersigned, n, the octohrr iefnf
,hr county court Of Pamela county pe''"''s
In Nh, estates nf deceased persons upon
estate Of Wesley Arnold, deceased, late
said county. An per-ons, therefore hs''
claim. prsins, the said estate are hereby NJ
fed 10 or, sen, them TO me within the time r
.cr,b.d BY law, duly authenticated ana 'nc
indebted to the .nme will please make 'm"
date paymen, to the undersigned
JAMES ". RAMSEY, Adm'r.
Nav !, las" "
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THE STATE or TEXAS

COUNTV OF UNkEIsON,
NOTICE il hereby given. tina, A y Mss.ie,
administrator of the estate Of Benjamin
S,rsughn deceased, has filed his a. counts with
said estate Tor the final settlement thereof and
tina, they will he opened for examination and
sllowanc. =, tn. mex, term Of sad cont, TO be
held on the las, Monday in lane, {is3!,) a,
the courthouse in tho town Of Marshall, IN -aId
county, when and where all persons interested
in said estate may attend ard eontss, the .amr
II they think p'orr,
By order o: said Court
Tes,e. l.. c. BCAZLEY,
Clerk e. c. II. c.
Nav I. 1899 nS<"
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I II T. VI \ kk T. ! ).

UIl NOTICE,
TrTsnW Mar MAY 49,? !
CorroS-1tr Pacific. nrent. bryr again .rimu.
f,, .i- ,uarlri aui - a lsl- ave fan- purchaser.
io.,ia, a. - farther advance Il TT a c-ti
saw ortt,>s CLASSIFICATION
lei.,,,, .-.G ah GaHi,li1ibn, STA
1t.tutry o.. az hd'hV Far, 9 an
NrlUur. ..S a~i / tir '.-..'. 9. a.
rlr. t,isl t,c.ipi, ~ NrW otlr,s since 1t >rpi.n
h.r t-l &c AGAINST - gGu in ,rr date lssl year
,,,I ,i,U f,- url ~n'cs p,t'. trrr s ,u increase
ID ,nlGlG l,lr. STOCK nu baud New O-lrnn. ou
rrpin, night Nns l~Oi22 agun 2,S so At same
,lpt- last year
Ftorn -rrum ~ 3ato 81 q.
roaN Me-, 81 % 20 81 - o 81 %
p1uo =
R,co~ llarr. f,o'r 9tn Ole, ,>af .,de. a, loo .
.hruair,. sull .-ll ~ a o." D.
I,np ~iin9.
,o,,,s II" gr9, lava i9 tl5c Loeuay-
gl'oti
tro,atr,rr -r-o'n . 'o lnc
~ro,n. Brown from tn 6c h,an, white &.
m7 is.ni llmilir
W,,etN. k.iturl fram u Ne
ndt Hurr kruuclt u too.
ryt.W., Irom - tr 2Af
SKINS rrar . to / pn. Deer. mar l2t 10 lGc
Mot ,ssy, From ,! to ~
C,>rtf- -sl-ua ~ to ~, Tallo'sl to9 Ada
mHutrr -
Rt,r--N iic
Coe> Ordinary - a. h~.,ta,s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

|E<ERAi phoiesale and rsiaI Grncer,
" Reecurne and Forua,d'ng M,rehanh
Commerce street, opposite steamboat landing
Shreveport, Ls, Will give strict attention to all
business entrusted To his care.
Constantly on hand larg' and well selected
-tosk of plantation and family groceries,, which
are offered chap for eash--among which are
sugar.. teas, FISH pork, lard, oils, coi'ee-, ch"co-
late, -p,c.., beef, butter, fruits, candles, salt
pickles, bacon, cheese, >yrops, molnsse., soaps
honr. hams, rice, hardware. tobacco, elgar-,
,owd.r-, shot, lead, starch, &c.
The highest price paid for cotton, hides, pei
tres, and heeswas.
Strangers are invited to give mo a call and
examine for themselves.
U Order. for the surrounding cour'-y care.
fully and promptly attended TO
Nav |, lsy, ~"
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NORRIS / TACkETT,

IN JI|ffkNDN
- ARE nov receiving and opening one
~ Of the largest aud most general stocks
- Of DrYgs and Medicines ever brought
TO Eastern Texas "A change has come DER
the spirit Of their dreams and they are now
selling for the "Splxrrlncium' generally NJ.
cIssi1y Is the mother OF tins change, md Their
Prices are such u, to a.ionl,h those who have
dealt much ~ ToNa. drug stores. They can,
and do sell quinine, ealomcI, &c, leading ar
,icc-. a, the smallest profits british oil, god
frey's cordial, ba,cman's drops audanum pare
gore. opodeldoe mud such articles, By the dozen,
at one dol!ar. and everything else IN proportion
They have n large stock Of glassware, window
glass, pants, oils, aud all dye stuff, at but \
small advance aud IN short, every thing IN their
line (and the, have lot, and cord. OF pretty
ihng-) j. offered ., very low prices but don't
forge, they ask the >pt.srincfum.
Living a, lh, head of Steamboat navigation,
they NJ. enabled to accommodate Their prices to
tn. times Even body Is invited 10 call, cx.
anime, and buy, and we promise, IN the Ian
puag. OF the immortal thIIdcrs, "to walk up
and ,oaf far
jefferson, April -, 1852 nt3-2m.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

SreNIrIcAN Daring the month Of
March just passed there were transported
over the South Carolina Railroad so 600
bales Of cotton. During the month Of
March, 1851, there were bu, 1900 bales
transported
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

uADoN1C p8nALE lAuft10Tk.
THE Executive board Of NsaaGssa, aDpsiaL
i ID BY masshsIl Lodge No. q. aaasssss 10
the public that The IN sr-Aiea u ths lsssituis
will commence o. ~ First NOndav in fsA.
rusry under the charge Of W. Fseslty u
Tesrhers, 70 wit:
Rev. Tho. .. Witsos. PvestdsM
Mrs. ExmA v uoxsoKy, VIZ Psineipol.
Miss Eliza brxros, Prsmsry Ds1wfssmi.
Miss AxAatLLA JtsxxTr Jest, Mnse P,s~s
Drseisx and Fancy Work
0sasss q ossAy, go 0hesses Dss oss-
49,, 4VeoSy Wsske
PKixAnr DErARTnss1.-OrLorraphy.
Reading, and writing, pr session u
I've months, 90 %
s.roxp Jus,or CIAss.--El.,nenta,yi les
aous III Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo.
graphy. Natural Philosophy, phi.i-
o'ogy. and History o19 70
riRSr JuSoR CLAss.--EngIsh Gram
mar, G~oeraphy, Arithmetic eohth.
ued Natural Philosophy, Watts IN
the Mind, Botany, Geology M.ihol
thology, and History. eis %
M,prif C,Ass.--Chemls,r,, Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Sci.nc., Mental Phi.
io.ophy, Evidence. of Christianity,
Political and Domestic ECONOMY,
Astronomy. Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced $40 %
Srsion CLA-s.-Anclcnt and Modern
Languages completed. Geometry.
Trgononytry, aud nre,ew oi:orm-
.r studies Sa3 90
Composition throughout the course.
extra incidental expense for pupil
per season q 10
braaing and Painting. .nch $40 W
Embroid.r, and Wax Work. zach 90
/ al Nuse HoU 90
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

AIIAChuL!T.
William A. Starnes "a: Willlaa A. Psfya


ATTACHMENT.
william a. Stafnes Is: william A. Pslram
!sM Sas,,f y rid Cssaty, 0csstis&s
WnLnnAc, o" me yam Gay OF hPfi'' A. D.
" 1901 "Hiam ~ "'aFhes n'ed E's Peti'
"on W ". o"se' ~ substance a. 'o'o~s' 'ha'
,'a ue""oah., ""'ia" ~ regain 10Y the
inscription VI '" a. FesFnm) Is Justly lndeOt.
W 70 sa'u P,Aih''u !" 'he SUN OF -FOUR hunorrd
a"u s'gh'y''ou' collars ana TWENTY-FIVE cents
oes'ues lh,ese" !of ms heretofore, 10 VIZ
Wv 'oe '''" gay on June A. D. ieo''' Inc s"'u d--
'e"o""' '''oe' eNee"'e'' ana aeh'efea ms ger
'''" P'on"ss"ry note, "he'ep! ne UNDERTOOK
is,5 ~ ua, W,l,,"a, So .nn ,h.
no, -, I,.,.I"I - -, a.
and ,,,.n,y sv. c1n,. LII .i4,p, a, ,',a
,,. from dat. and ,i.. and ,b.,o d.l,y.,.J IN.
h.,n W., nai, ",d 81 f nav s"'" 'e,,"' nar,
Gpdau, William p.g,nm. !, mo, . ,..d,n,
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,arhm,1, NAV i..u,. ,cain., ,hs .s,,,n az s,,d
d.,.nd,n, ,nd ,ha, ~. h.. s,,,,,,,.'1 .,
and ou,v,, .ad nle,n,,,y. n.,,,inn and Tim,
1nd,,m"r, J.. @ p"',as p'."a n"a n n,
ior said .um Of money IN aid moi. .pee,lird.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

NOTICE il hereby gwen that John he
y man. Administrator Of the estate of 'hn
/ r,o,..' t..d - filed has aecount.i,h
.,,d oar the final seiil'.nt
liner alll be- opened frA.
animal 90 &c ut the mNt tel Of
,h, com. 'uri pc aiming 10 estates ioras-
rison county, Texas, to be held on mast
Monday of May. 1882, when and whcnli
person. Interested may attend and contest I'm
II they think proper b. order OF ."'d CT,
T.. {. BEAZLEl. Clerk.
May !. 1882. 49,