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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-20
MARSmAGAk Music eC01OOl.
PROf. J. SUMMERS and MISS

fNOF. !. NJ u y kBSC ana MINI
A. DUNN, cfsss thsis services u
w w W citizens Of Masshaii. and sur.
sou~diag eeuwtsy. A. teachers ef The aeienes q
Vocal and insasvmeatal Musie. Their AeAoel
will comacnce a. shs kr.t Monday In Fshssa.
~. a W. rsem hsssssfose occupssd by Prof
Ssamess and Mn. Norris. Thcy will have =
suhscient number Of 6as instsu9sts. sseA -
Pianos, Gnisars, AccOsdeons, violius, visSsa-
eeIios. and Organ, with large Supply Of fash
ionable Music, selected fron The best astAess.
for the accommodation Of their pspiis
They promise undivided attention - tAsas
studeuta, and aak liberal ahasc of paasvuaee
TERMS.
For instruction on Pane. and uss Of
instrument w 90
For instruction on Guitss, and sse It
instrument -. 10 %
January ID. 1883. s17-sf
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PIC T 2 Z & !.

"Seesvs t< sAsdoS svs As sstsssnes Esj<s!"
T TAKE pleasure in announcing 70 The ei,i.rna
L Of Marshall and vicinity. thatl am now fully
prepared (having . good light and commodi
ous ROOM TO lei them ses themselves lin Da-
guer,colypc) ~ Others ~ them, With the
MD Of new and recent improvements. both in
the polish of the plate and chemical department,
A. we'll A. having = large and complete sppa.
rx,us. ! feel confident in giving entire satis-
faction to al who may favor mo with their pat.
ronsge. Papa Mssha cases, gold lscketa, and
brsast-rins, constantly on hand.
LADIES' and gentlemen are requested 10 call
and examine the specimens
b Room In Johnson's brick building
JAS. II. BOONE.
March -, 1854 v3n37-f
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Cow0eeee0 - 1Atl,

" or Harrison esssty. 0sass u Tesaa,
on the 10Th day 4 lie eonsA, ssgro
A man, who sAvs he saass 10 Fsaak, dark
complexion, about swssey.Avs yssss on, snd
about ak feet high. 9aid ne9so says he BE-.
long. to Eldrdys hallasd. near Rush, Cheso.
kec county, Texas, The owner Of aaid negro.
will come forward, prove hs property. pay
charges, and take him away, Of hs viii b dealt
with ~ the law re%Airss.
s. 4. PERRY, Shit
ByJ. N. Cvsr,s, Dsp'y.
March 20. 1864 von30-tf
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The facsltiea, fos inselleetsai abilitiss, moral
worth. and professional acquisrm~n,., will com
pare favorably with the mo.t distinguished in
cur country. The medical faculty constitute.
an anomaly in This or any other counsry---nii
Of them sso able Lecturers and the best n
teaehcss.
Those who ~iil contemplate our geocrrhi.
cal position, and the sssrrs Of DER pcvu;ss.on
GA have no doubs ~ to ia eljgssrs.sy VI our
aissauon fss m entesrsiss u the kind. A. 10
health. Including al asssons Of Ne year, W
deny that ANY OTHER rirv MAJ Ao18.
A common error eA:sls in tho ainds IL many
students relative 10 Tho plase It slsdying ned.
cine thosc who intend pearticirg aa,o~g Tho
dtaaases Of tho West and Nosth, ahoutd Ger.
tainiy educate them -ct.ea Al = acho0l whose
Faculty are practically acquainted with thoss
disensea.
That the public mar l'e satisfied Of the per.
mancncy Of this school. we feel il ous duty to
state that the Trustees asd Faculty fnvm usir
in action, which asgura well for ts futuru sue.
reaa and that the peculiar internal Organization
which eonaccts lhem eAMnss h. interrupted.
+. w. N. KING. Fen.
Pv,ide~, q ths M~As lsas,ufe.
marrh l. 1850, r " mo- W
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NOTICE.
TINE undersigned having purchased the en-
i tire stock Of Family Groceries on hand,
formerly owned by J. J. Gallagher. and sold by
X. =. brown A. his agent, In the new building
recently erected for The purpose. a the South
Wea corner Of the Public Square, purposes
keeping constantly On hand full supply Of
every article peculiar TO an sstsbs.n,e;..
Of the kind, together with considerable vari-
ETY. TOO tedious to nsntion) Of other articles
suitable to our market Every reasonable
effort will b. made 10 accommodate the pnbiS
on ~ reasonable t~rms ~ the nature Of the
bu.'ne.s will admit. lie hopes by diligence
and fair dealing to merit and receive liberal
share Of patronage. X. p. Brown Is also my
authorised agent
g. q. DUNAWAY.
October 10, 1851. nlT-,f
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Notice.
GEAf.ED proposals. will b. received for IN.
- ishing the courthouse Of HARRISON coun
", Texas, until Saturday. ths ID day Of April
next, inclusive. The PIaa aaA spseiacations
may b. sssn in ny oe1ee.
IA PAT1LLO. CAisf Justice.
March -, 1883. nS7-St.
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NEW ADtERTISEuENTy.
MARSHALL LlVHn1 STABLE.

~ .,n . ss ~ sevsl fsee"s'y
situated on the South side Of the public square,
Marshall. Harrison eosMty, Texas, would In.
form the public tAst Ne u prepared TO keep
horses at living psiess, having reduced the
terms 10 ssit the iass. He will keep IN hand
careful and attentive hostless, while ii the sas,s
time. he win hinself, sre that every thing 10
attended to ~ II should b..
Horses, buseies. asA hsrta, hep. for hire
Persons patroniaing he stable. can have their
horses, vehicles, and baggass. seat to any part
Of town.
The proprietor wosM assure oil those who
may pa,ronise him, that no palma will b.
spared 10 merit cnstoaa.
aT Persons STOPPING d either Hotel, can
have their horses ssal 70 ~ stable BY inform
ing the landlord.
]. ". KEMP.
March 20th. 1854. v3noo-sf
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ROBERT DONNELL. + Co.

ROBERT DONNELL. 4 Co.
Shreveport. l.osisidns.
Lave On hasd. asd offer TOT sals on rea.
i i sonabls tss@s,
10000 lbs Bacon: 20 hhla mesa pork; 10 Dc
leaf lard: ~ do -four: u hhds, sngar,; - bbls
do: lo% bags RIO coffee; ~ bbls whisky. aasost-
I'd bsanda. ~ bb,s molassrs; ~ half barrels
do; 100 boies tobacco; 100 tons bar iron, ~
sostsd blschs aish tsols: win~s. bsasdiss, and
liqaoss II every description.
Also . choice ASSORTMENT Of old wines in
glass, and nearly every ether article for plant.
ere ups.
Shsssvspoft, October. 1881. l5y
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A NEW SOUTHERN ENTERPRlxE
Esess,sss It.sss 7si~~a ~ SeAsst's.
Mnk l1lnearatoi Family rttAod-A

u uoJoes1aoe0 FANNY FBoe0Q-A
as~ sad elegant tspr'. pseasaad y t;esqshss.
south CarsiiuA. s.,a e<lisrJ ~ +. A. tsssw,s,,.
snla-hs -saastnasisn. and challenges rsxxpa aspf
With ANY N'vshesr lae1s u y heue shsss.
t.Aen,A<ssa printed stsa ssssnAsa sasss, cspaas
org NAL ta~s sArseh>s we~s r,sssy. aessrsssass
seks. srA whatever slss shsa - u sassses, - nssr
aeat eaGsasss,sy hpsSis. har .S9Ant e',t.assnes
sarA ~ssA
Tsrss-Twe halsr r-s s~nss. ,o.a s.Ah'y in ~
eosse, Address.
T. 4. GOODMAN 4 : LYONS,
<s1i.uAAS Mra,ak eA,s,A
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A Ceet10e0ee.
TiiIS Is to certify that bought isres mill,
10 run by steam power, from J. y Alexander,
that ground y hundred and 6fy bushels in
twelve hours. DAVID HILL.
March ~, 1853.
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pmae.A = m 81 nFaeenr
euvaE .s~r cse - I~se.s.. - ~ -
i seloeee Fl ennneass % - fha =
somAa, ~ e1G1Dp eetN ~ ~ q Rdr
t5E n Ae11oningl pen1rlneeti ~
ui<sna - 49, - ennnas r1zhenAo ~ ~
Fisss u 0tobss. The 01n lD1aS
will Be- undse NJ Apeeaiea " ooh110e
4, fsseman, n. p, Professor ~ AGy.
>. Nrwsse. y. ttsesssss = oa1Ny.
II. J. HvIsa, L. y, tseoDes u 5hsssy -
". oV3D re~e". =. ". Fsose>ses .! Chye'
Ssssgy. s1sheseey. sesnemssey es'a NV
81.
J. 81. n. u. tSoee1nes n Aseefa NsAts
1assae.sties. ~ ss9s'i Jurisprudence;
>. mseo osssess' =. = y. ~ '7e''ss"' -
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lssusd January ~, 1851.
A. BIRDsONG. Up.

Received In once January ~, 1883, and
handed to the Editor Of .he 1'eaas Republican
January I'd, 1854, for publication.
NJ z SCOTT. T. &c.
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con LlVE4 OIL.
4 AtssA sapply u 81 hvss * b
"A 80 EVANS. 0AMO31C0.
oUvDCD.

4 IL tAoss iajsb%s3 y Z. q plspos ~ ,aSl
n are REQUESTED - seoe oeeUag1 81 sstsIs
.ishss ~ raysag shs ne"sy - esss,
N.svs =, I0o3.
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g Al = q. e r @.

~ =. aDAxS, Attorney q Lss. X sahal,
NJ Harrison county, Texas, will practice in
IN ssxth Judicial district. and 10 the supreme
aud federal cosrts nj Tykr. jan n. "a.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09
RICHARD MARVIN.
On Third Street. St. Huul.

Is VOW ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY As DEALER IN GLASS
GLASSWARE GILMAN ARE. ouEENswARE AND
CRoCKERY, on TIE sOUTH SIDE OF THE
STREET, NEXT DOOR PREsLEXs,
And nearly opposite the Post Oiice.l
H0ELlENING thai the trade of our town viii now
ap rant establishment devoted solely to this branch
of business. the subscriber calls the attention of his
friends aud ali who in of goods in his line, the
fact that he is prepared to receive them the
liberal and commodatrg terms and has hand, and
now arriving, very large and well selected stock o
goods ordered expressly for the market, comprising the
usual varieties, and many other articles to be met
! with elsewhere in this town.
C. e. blue edged dipt, painted printed, white granite
down. blne and mulberry earthenware;
Pure white cnamclcd, lustrc, blue figured and gold
! band, Enaish china;
White, gold band and decorated French china
All the varieties Of American cut, plain and pressed
glassware of Eastern and Western manufacture;
German and Bohemian glassware, great variety;
English i. ID. pipes; American pipes and pipe heads
Alarge assortment of looking glasses, elegant apanncd
tea trays of our own importation;
Britannia CoCe and eapOts pitchers, etc,
great variety OF first rate quality;
large ard elegant assortment Of Cornelius 4 Co.'S
celebrated solar lard lamps chandeliers, :irandoies
gilt. olive, and d1masE,
Together with large variety of articles not usually
| III ported for tins marh,t.
Pre- Pared to offer large stock of goods orde red
expressly for this trade, unusually favorable terms.
Assorted crates packed for the country trade, III the
best manncr kept constantly on hand.
My goods pat up in the best manner by careful
ard experienced PACKERS, and may he transported ANY
distance by wagon otherwise, without break
Call and examine our goods Cor yourselves.
Particular attention j. invited to stocK of Window
Glass Of ali sizes and qualities; which will be sold here
for less prices than before offered III St Paul and at
very small advance upon the ut the manufacturers,
for cash IN hand. RICHARD MARVIN.
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ti- rlFrcE.--The Portsmouth, n. II. Chron-
'e. aaiiy of General Pierce's election, says:
h'- th"' he nominated--he is elected
.'l b" .'s-, he will enter the White House next
t''e. '--r, g with him one Of the best of women
-' t .'-. # the national mansion, and TO en-
a 3 double share Of tie and toll which
..'.. il e lot Of Presidents wife.
.-s.' IS avcs, the property of one man. made
-.lr on Friday nia hi from Washington coua-
. Harar5
~ i.a.r-. ESD, Of the firm Of Barring Broth
s = 'o.. iaa ION, has given $50, 900 to the CITY of
ga 81 Of Il free Library. Mr. Bates is a
"'o. achusctts, and his wife is native Of
t..o:
':1 - sror RUNAWAY IIossEs.-A citizen
D' n .a ,nc-, has discover ed a very simple
"t '"nn; an unruiy horse, especially when he
les ..a t.' l veen hi: teeth. He merely buckles
.' r' tl the left ring OF the bit, and the left
" -ni ring 1t has been put to the proof,
a- 4.V-i ed Of success.
".a Nl,oy was told he might save his life b.
.i... = ia.s lobby denying his handwriting
l.. s1lts y "A God hath brought me into diem
~ which : must assert lie or lose my life, he
t..- q clear indication of my duty, which is to
:, lra.i &, 'alschood.''
i. D:ss CoxrRIsuriox-Thc amount con-
a. a' polls in New Orleans, Tuesday,
T." :: Oh -ciion of the Washington Monument,
E'F -ila..
.'o'-- ''o.kshank is preparing twenty-seven de-
signs 'a e., ton Of 'Uncle Toms Cabin. - T..
/. ia' o.an d,cdcd 10 assign to Lieut.. Page the
c>''o a'Iou Of he Amazon River, which it is ascer-
a'ieo Is 4a'.paole FOR 1000 miles, with depth of
Hae. iroa 20 . 80 feet, approaching within $50
i''cs a b.. cite. The Water Witch is detailed
foa this service.
VIC tTioN.-The river may, we think, he con-
si-fr-d ei- SEA This unexpected setting in Of win
fe- g ..f''is matter the business men Dependent,
'r'' ne lpfsl Mississippi for their supplies The
eNt rainy iow stage Of water during the whole
sea { has k-ft back hundreds of tons of freight
- o@s 80 a fise--freight that viii now have de-
flAuo, o months yet to come. There is enough
niefcHt9d'se IN this city, and on the way here by
f3lto. ana tom below, for the Minnesota and
Nes.cs1 " iscOnsin trade, to load half-a-dozen
sian:'a's, e. which merchandise the great bulk is
90 efios Pr 'h: winters consumption Gal. JEFF.
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CO.pARTNCKSIIEp.

THE undersigned, having entered into Corartner-
L ship under The name of rrentss Il Nabon, for the
purpose of prosecuting the business of their profession
builders. would respectfully represent the citizens Of
81 Paul that they are prepared to furnish materials;
build, and complete Buildings OF description furnish
plans and estimates; and give satisfaction The faith
ful performance OF whatever business he entrusted
to their Office at their residence the American
House. n. e.. FRENrlSS,
Oct6-25-y J. W. MABON.
~ Reference TO Nessrs Rice IIollinshcad Becker,
Rodney PARKER, Chs. w Borup. Hon. Il. Il. sihIey.
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Robnke Of the Fathers, OF Scott's
DcmagOgueism.

ST.. % lines have fallen upon. Candidates
,.e ai3t exalted station the face of the globa
a,. a ndcant tours begging Tor votes. How
t.I rent th's IRON the practice Of Tie fathers
T.. - ,bc.
.t..-.- N, when designated for the presidency,
ra.-,. uietly al Mount Vernon, and did not pre-
.... utailcre With thu people in their elections
r..a,aci AT his post, or kept at his unos-
&. ..ro's rssdcnce at Quincy.
first AT Monticello, pursued his digniied
49,. ,,, and on his election, positively refused TO
'fa.. -ir, and carried rebuke OF public demon
cd far even 70 refuse name his birth
..',. n.i.r his friends solicitous 10 keep.
- sept retired. and pursued like judcious
t.r- t4' that of his iilustrious fiend.
lsa-, ally in thu list period of his administra-
g. -. .'.. he was no longer candidate for the sui
. oi the people, made journey through the
t..4, p O., n,yer, cvea to win his recollection,
D .. .l he hastings.
.,,t. ia the quiet conilcncc of popular intelli-
..-. ui 1t b. secn at thu Hermitage or al the
N' s.s % e, bnt when aad where did he disgrace
hla.'. ;alaiag hlaraey 10 the voters.
&c. ls Candidate Of the s;lic:cst pro-
ur ., a, Least iIiiowed, in this respect, the ex-
...... o. fl fsthrrs of the rcpub'i.
- hadc "A visit 10 one oi the battle grounds,
n'i,. iecp!, regretted by the good sense of ALL
h-t il- . hes contained M such s:uff us Scott is
ttlar--
"..; lined quietly at his residence, avoiding
1.rd 't.rs, and all public demonstrations.
I.YN. ter his nomination, carried himself with
,.u.l re. l:ty To draw a word OF counmcndation
l.e. Z. e, in the very speech where he pro-
rl4r. a o.. nomination not fit 10 have been
.nI.'
84s General JVnfdi Set, and Senator
Jim H, are stamping the Western States, and
working ID for their paitzans. Both agree in
fa.--it t'eneral Pierce ought to IL. dcf.ated.-
3 f' aie eriny the dignity Of the Office to which
"a a.I ga, But Scott, in the blarney speech max
i,- Be-. rgas mile ahead of his ally. Was ever
-.e ilriiity uttered IN sach short compass be-
l-..' ,t a. spectacle, How would the wise and
qatroCc rArHERs rebuke this dsa,agoguc oourm,
ii14 lrcn does their proprioty under similar cir
cun.tln..7, duke Scott's party tour Think Of a
Nashrs,aa OF Jelerscn-we ask pardon for the
su rt'rieciarihg in speech after spcech--f l,,s
{, hslr ''a pgse. Shame, where is thy blush
H,st.- Po'f
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YANKEE SHREwDNEss.--Whe tn, pro;cct Of
forming large manufacturing town on HE Mcrrimac
river vas IN contemplation of the persons con-
cernci sent Mr.. b, young nem n skill i as
an en- Iinccr, and who also fond Of sporting 10
view the water privileges efuv, and TO make in
qulres As 10 prices of ani in the vicinity lie went
with has dog. gun, and fishing tackle, and Obtained
board III farmers house, a Mr.. f.: and spent hi.
time in viewing the falls. and the canal and the
river, and grounds, with occasional fowling and
fishing. After spending some time there in talking
with the farmer one evening, he told him that he
liked the place very WE'LL and thought he should be
pleased to come and Eve there. The said he
should be pleased to have him. ''Well, Mr.. F.,
what will YOU take for your itrmi" ''Whv don't
want to sell II, MIR. B.; nor would l. unless could
get twice what it is worth, am satisfied here aud
don't want - move" ''Wel', what do you say it is
worth, M. F.?' "Why, 1t is worth 81 800 and
WON'T sell it for less than $1,000 "That is too
much" SAID Mr.. i. 81 can't give that every
well, YOU need not" Here the conycfsatio, ended
Mr.. Is. coLtiued his sporting, and having received
his Instructions in the OF few DAYS, rencws
his talk with Mr. +. IL have made up my mind
that should like 10 live here very we'll and though
you ask SO mach, will take NJ your offer, and give
YOU $1,000" ''Why, to that, Mr.. b., you did
not take my farm when offered it to YOU, and am
not viking to sell it for anything less than 900 -
~ Oh are joking, Mr.. F.' "Not so, Mr.. b.; | am
in earnest, and shant continue my offer more than
twenty -four hours
b., finding he was determined, went Of for in
structions, ana told Mr. +. he would give him 10000
The purchase was made, deeds PASSED, and money
paid. Sometime afterwards, Mr.. Il. asked the far
ner what reason he had in the course Of few DAYS
to douh, the price of his fsrtn, and TO insist upon it,
"Why, Mr. b.. viii tel! you---a day or two after
offered you the farm tor $1,000, | saw two men on
the opposite side Of the Merr;.nac river, sitting ON
rock anJ talking for time, then they got up,
aad one went up the river and the other down, and
after time they returned, AMI seemed in earnest
conversation for half An hour or more when they
and went away. I did not krow what i,
meant, but thought something was in the wind and
was determeied if you asked ms AGAIN to sell NV
farm, would demand double price"
Thus began the purchase Of land upon which the
CITY Of Lowell has been Greeted.
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''Ah ~ -
Sli,Ii', frFes

In addition the above their assortment of cranes
ounces currants goosebcrres, dahas chry santhon-
ums, geranums, cactus gs, Raspberry and strawberry
are very large, and prices low any establish
ment Of The kind, east west.
Orders received and promptly ATTEMPTED to by
GEO. W. HARRINGTON, agent
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HoBBs AGAIN.-A Lon lon letter saws: Amer;
can skill has once more trmnphed in England. and
N this manner, The directors of a well-known In.
81 lance Office, in Moorga,e street. had assembled a,
their rooms last week to hold AN important annual
meeting. When the ,oks and papers of the com
pany were called for, the Secretary could not find the
Aey OF the large vault where they were kent. After
an unsuccessful search, Mr. Chubb, the maker of the
large iron door and the lock was sent for, and asked
IT he had key that would open the lock. He re-
Piled IN the negative. He was then asked If he
could pick the lock- He again replied in the mega
tive, and rather indignant witha, at the insnuation
that his celebrated lock could be picked, The a; .
rcctors asked what TO be done! MIR. Chubb an
swerei that the only method by which the books and
papers could be produced was to cut the door down.
The directors would not consent to such propostioo
and Mr.. Chuhb left the premises A message was
despatched to Cheapside, for the American, Hobbs.
who sent one of his workmen, with instructions TO
take Impressions in Of the keyhole of the lock
The man departed, and in few minutes returned
with the impression. Mr. Hobbs then selected n few
simple instruments, anl accompanied his wo, kman
TO the lnsu a1ce Once. After operatiny vpon
Chubos lock ten minutes only, the bolt was turned
the door was opened, and all the books aud papers
were place bafore the Board of Directors 10 their
utter aSton;shncnt.
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SANTA CLAUS.
NOTICE.

r..
ENE, the undersigned, having been appointed Com
w missioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands against the estate Of William Bow
en- deceased do hereby give notice that the must
be presented to us and that Will meet for the purpose
OF examining and adjusting the the of Jo-
serh f. Fullerton, on the last Saturdays of November
December, January, February. March, April and first
Monday Of MAY folowing and that the 2ith Of MAY,
lS53 is the time limited by commission to receive
examine and ADJUST said claims.
SAMUEL FISHER,
J. F.. FULLERTON, tCom'rs
JOHN MCKEE.
St Paul. Nov. 2J lS52-33
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AtROCERIES-Toa Sugar, Coffee, S. II. Moasses.
VI Rice, etc. For sale low by
June To- 40 j. ". SIMPSON.
N ETCHUPS, Heppersauce Pickles, Preserves Sauces,
RA Brandy Cherries, etc. For sale low by
June 20. UO1 j. ~. SIMPSON,.
A large lot Of Bedstcads constantly on hand and for
IA sale by june lG.-(IW H. ". SIMPSON,
bacon. Hams Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
Id on hand aud for sale by
June l6 (l0) j. " SIMPSON,
LNAMILY FLOUR, ElkaGer extra and other brands;
4 always on hand and for sale by
June 10. UO) j. ". SIMPSON,
A fine assortment of boots and shoes, polka buskns
n bootees, misses, hoys and chidrens Shoes which
particular attention is invited by
June 26. lU) j. w. SIMPSON.
DEADY made clothing, large lot, for sale by
II June 20. j. y. SLMPSON.
ENRESIl butter rand eggs, meal, reserve
II cheese, etc. for sale low 10y
June 20. 90 j. ". SINPSOV.
ENOOklNG stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
~ June 90 j. ". SiNPSOy.
NBURE and NJ" l. lead glass, putty and nails, always
on hand and for sale by
June 20. J. ". SIMPSON.
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NEW GOODS.

GLASS and Queenswarc, just reed 100 do2 tunblers,
IN various kinds. For sale at the -. Paul Queens
Store. (yO Il. MARVIN.
AMPS, Globes and Chu.neys, for sale by
~ h. r. MARVIN.
~ DOZ. Frait Bowls, just reed and for sale by
- NS X. MARVIN.
TO DRUGGISTS and Medical memo doa tnrtures
l. and saitmouths, for sale by X. MARVIN.
= DOZ assorted aid 20 doz cruets just reed
e. and for sale by K. MARVIN.
S)R boz. salts and % loz lraii plates and mappies
IN " just reed and for sale 10y r. MARVIN.
e DOI lrup and dog soda gohcts for sale by
" Tvs r. MARVIN.
A LARGE lot of Queensware, just opened at the
"A 81. Paul OucensWare Store by
JyS X. MARVIN.
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.

CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.
N1DNARD STEWART, Brckiayer and Architect,
EA thankful to the citizens Of st Paul, for as since
he commenced hsiness would respectfully inform them,
that BE is prepared contract for. and
brick buildings ard furnish materials if required, fair
terms Having permanently settled in ~. Paul, he
ci,s share OF public patronage Drafts and sfecioa
tons furnished on reasonable terms.
\. Borders for work left ut the store Of y. c. Sand
ford the Post Office, will receive prompt attention
JAW Is IIS-;fl EDWARD STEWART.