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411oo4L 3Ay1oA, 4 eUo94a,
A 81 now opsala4a A. their cd sand, Il
"A Following eAc'esN 1Vsettee of gsods:
cOTTONS.
b'esehed AID Uaesssshsd, 0AistIae aad 0heet.
~. fsoa thess 10 tsa qassssrs wide. c.
eeasAes Of Ill Widths. texisssa, and wssehss
PAlNT8.
All sslors and stylss. ftsupths ehsspcsG y
The bssl
sw!s,, Plain. Embfo'dersd. Paizsed. Jaeonss.
LINENS.
Irish, English French, and American, sults.
be for Coats, Pants, and Fsrniturr. Also,
SILKS, plain and figured. MUSLIN De.
LANES, TISSUES, BAREOEN.s ETC. ste,
bONNETS.
Ladies' fine Silk, Straw, leghorn, trimmed
and untrmmed, Bloomrrs, fancy Wedding
Hats, Childrrn's fancy Hats; and d fine variety
Of Bonnie, It1msirss, consisting Of ribbons.
Grape, arti6ciala, etc.
HATS.
Gentcmen's fine Moleskin Hats, 3rsb and|
White Beaver, Drsb, Fur, and Russian Kossuth.
black and white margin, Mexican, Planters,
ICnmpeaehy, Panama, and Black Leghorn Hats,
with a selection Of the latest styles too M.
merous 10 mention.
SADDLERY
Consisting Of English and American Saddles,
Ladies' and Boys Saddles ! Hope rec SD.
die; BriddIcs, Msrtins gales. Web de, Is, Cir-
|cingles, Girths, Cotton and Wool Coars,
tlsmes, Ssddle-bags, Blankets, Moss and Woo!
Whips, etc.
Manila and Cotton Rope. Of all sises
HARDWARE.
Fine pocket and table knives. rsxors, scissors,
locks; hair. clothes, and tooth brushes combs.
fine and coarse; chaido. log fifth, halter. trace,
land dog axes, h1lchets, han mers, broad axes,
ADDE'S, squares, saws, and general assortment
|of carpenters tools; hoes, wedges, Gves, and
1.-TWO tsne sets OF Smiths Tools.
Also, . fine selection Of Pistols, DurcngerX
and Colts; shot pouches, powder Assks and
horns Bowie knives Of oil Uses.
HOLLOWW WARE, Of an kinds and pat
terms.
TOBACCO, fine assortment from the
best Virginia factories.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Boots, from the finest 10 the mud boots:
Shoes, calf, welt and russell Boys and Misses
shoes; Ladies' cali, morocco, aud kid; walking
shoes, gai,ers and half CATERS, Of all colors
and sizes.
PIERCE, TAYLOR, AND CURTIS
would say to their friends that they are now
prepared 10 furnish any of tho above named
articles, on ~ reasonable terms a. any house
in town.
April 0. 1853. ly
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il ArraueeueitS.

Esa,ra Mil, via SAwr7ort. LSs-Arriv-s =,
Itp-says, I1nsssiavs. and satusdrys: taves We'd
buiays. Fridays. and Sunday.
hsfe,s Nail. VIZ: M,s.feid, IL. Arrives on
inesiavs and Saturdays lcAves "a Mondays and
r. =. Nail. vim !NsrnsJscAss.- Arrives N Sum
va, Tus~iays. and Fswisys: Iave~ on Moadsys1
Dstuss<hys. and Saturday..
essters Nil. sa Tyls~. ARRIVES on Tuesdays
n Sa,uejays; leaves on Sundays and Wednesdays
N-fAevs Nni. via; J.f,,sos. Arrives on Tows
n. and Saturday,; hsses ~ Wednesdays, fu
= and Sundays
bp~ NarsAali 10 G,iwev Arrives on ThwSday. 4
eesa ~ Tuesdays.
rrv~. Ns,AAaN 10 Part Cadds --travvs On Tues
N and Fridays; an,v-s same days.
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BARGAINS.
OSE 4 N q X z.

4 RE now opening a, the store lately occu
~ pied by VIM. c. Trabuc, n large assert
men. Of Dry Goods, consisting of Silks, Barge
Muslin. Jacoprt, English, French, and Ameri
can prints, embroidered sleeves, chemise,scs
Berlin, Silk, and Kid gloves, and large yariet,
ef fancy goods trunks, boots. shoes, hats
ladies', misses, and children shoes saddlery
cutlery glassware, and crockcrywarc
A so,
A large assortment of Groceries and Siapl'
Goods. which they will sell low for cash. Cal
and see.
Nhrsreporf, April 80, 1883. !,
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MCDONALD 1 SANDER

Ia, The old stand y Exams. Sssde'
Wet IF The Public Square, t~wG
Of Exams. Grsgs, d Keys
|HEALERS In drugs, medicines,
H. icals, paints, dye ssaHs, g'as"|
|fumery, Rn~ aosps, steel pens, 2aperi,
ink and pa,%r, patent medicines Of
wines and brandy for medical Purpos'
sicians prescriptions carefully put Z
hours. Purchasers will always find
Establishment. fresh and unAdulterated :
which have been selected with great
|this market. All purchasers are invii
|amins our stock, which IL being cont
supplied.
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Adls,sinisaratiom Notice.

7 ETTEKS of administration were granted
i i to the undersigned n, the April term,
1897 Of the count, court pertaining TO the
estates of deceased persons, held in and Tor
khe county Of Harrison, Texas, on the estate
LOT William Young, deceased. This is there
|fors to give notice To all persons having claims
against said estate, To present them within the
|,imc pre- seribed by law, duly authenticated, aud
|,ho.e indebted TO the same 10 make immediate
payment to .,,
Anril 30, ls!a nd3-0l
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SEW SPRING GOODS.

rT>HE undersigned beg. leave to inform his
friend. and the public generally ina, he
has JUS, received and will be -''l receiving
|dnr,uv the season, a large and we'll selected
stock Of Spring and Summer goods, CONSIST.
ling Of staple dry goods, together with great
Variety OF fancy ladies' dress good; also I
lime assortment Of ready made clothing, and
|pen,Ierncn's furnishing goods, boots. shoes
Mats, and caps, groceries, and great many
|othcr things, which he VIII sell just a. cheap
a. they can be bought in any retail estab'
Al Now Uricrns
Call and examine for ourselves before pur
chasing elsewhere.
N. LEVY.
March ~, 1898. nS7-u
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BUSINESS DUshy Ess!i
Plough Foundry Wagon and Carriege
MakinR-Gum SmHhing.

THE undersigned would In.
80 form the citizens Of Marshall
and vicinity, that his Plough
Foundry 10 still in operation, and that ne makes
ploughs no. to be exceiled by any brought 10
this market, not excepting the celebrated man
ufsclure Of Hall & Spears.
Two cents pound will be paid for old cast
Iingn taken in exchange at the foundry.
He also carries on the wagon and carriage
business. Work made to order, or repairing
done at the shortest notice.
He has also connected with tho establish
ment Gunsmith shop, where work will be
dons.i in 4 satisfactory MANNER and At short no.
Itice.
II. wishes Il understood that he keeps onI
hand the bcs. material, the most competent
|worknen, that work will b. executed promptly
and at the lowest Priccs--as cheap ms the cheap
lest.
JOHN COLEMAN.
March 10, 1853. ly
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make Room for "Uncle Jse."

Make Room for ssCncle Joe."
|T IKE C,nciana,us Of DID, UscLr Jox 1" has
] 4 been called from tbs plough and the sweets
lof private life to a public station. In o'he'|
" ords, hs has taken charge again Of the|
Planters cUGssi. And u he has made soms re-
pairs in this well sbown house, and is about
|makng other. Il nm Important character, bel
liza. the confidence to belsse that IL will shortly
b. inferior to no house in the country. Per.
Ihaps il il fortunate that he has again CONSENTED
Ito take charge Of this house; for his chickens
and ducks; iurkiss and pigs; eggs and buttes,
Ac., &c. he'd become - nsassoss and pl~ntt.
|f thst he was paxrisd - 70 what hs shesl1
lido with his stock on hand. This sup~sabund.
|spcc Of the "good shings OF life" u 70 b. u.
|,ribu.ed entirely to the management Of his old
lady, who, as usual, will presde over his tsb's.
Now, here is chance for travellers and tpcurcs-
no assist him in eating up his stock in trade
Iperson. stopping at his hoase will'tind clean
beds, good fare, and attentive sesvanss; and
NAV feel eon6den, that their horses will receive
Every attention required.
lliS prices Will be made 10 suit the tineA
Iror further information, persons are requested
ko call and Judge for themselves.
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
Ian. A. 1859. n27-tf
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NEW SPRING CO06..,.

lust receive d and opening new and SPLEEN
ID did assortment Of SPRING GOODS,foF
town and country trade, smbracing an sxtsn,;
hive line Of Staple Domestis; Foreign and
Fancy Goods; together with eomple,- st"cl
Of ladies' aud gents wearing apparel from ths
Icrown OF the head to the sole Of the toot Iron
castings, hardware. grindslonss, queens~Arr,
ssddcry, etc, etc. all Of which our friends
aud Gust omer- are invi,edso cali price, and buy,
as all three are synonymous, Al our present re-
duced prices.
WARD 4 NlV!ON.
Feb. 10. 1853. n33-t
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Administration Nsliee.

r ETTEKS of administration Werc granted
/ TO the undersigned Il, the March term,
1881 of the county court pertaining to the
estate. Of deceased persons. held in and fer
IN, ,nuu,y of Harrison, TexSs, on tie estate
loft Sarah II. Callicoatte, deceased. This II,
therefore, to give notice to all persons having
claims against said estate to present them
within the time prescribed BY law, duly au-
|,ben,,a,ed. and those indebted to me same 10
make immediate payment to
i. Il. CALLlCOATTE.
April %, 81 n4o-W
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HOUSE CARPENTERING.

FINE undersigned having entered INTO CO.
/ partnership in the house carpeniering
business, would respectfully inform the ci''-
liens Of Marshall and vicinity. that they are
prepared to execute all orders In their line. IN
4 speedy and workmauiike manner. They arr
prepared to take racis for building o. fin.
Iishing houscs, making sash aud doors ia
|crder.
Their shop IL located near the southwest
corner Of the public square. They hope to
get share Of public patronage
+. J. LOuGHERY,
J. c. DLANkENSlllP.
March ). 1853. ~
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w arm1mg Z.

A IL. persons are hereby notified thstif there
IN are any further trespasses committed on
Inv lands, l will rc.or, to legal remedies against
them for l am determined not to pay the pm.
her for this advertisement, and lose my timber
|in the bargain.
This notice IL intended for protection 10
|All that have = right to control, in any mar
liner whatever.
A. D. BCRRESS.
| January I, 1881. ~
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sOvEralN0 New.

- THE undersigned has received
and 10 now opening a his NV
stand, next door north Of Aei,ses,d
n SANDERS drug store.a general sad earcsa!'y
elected stock 81 foreign and do.sss'r dfy
Goods. embracing clothing, boots, shoes. Asss1
6onns.., que~a.ware, hardware, ea,!s,y. ts.s..
&c Ae., 70 which ;: .e.s 'ssp:s.iu!!y ,n.'' g
. ..,...s even The most fAsti4tNsa, and shsa
i. iii b 70 ,Asir inssssss 10 call ssfoss pc
pI.ss, esil and sxssine. No sAasss ~
:. n. srhlh;,ioa Of GOOD.
J. J. CAkRUTH.
nICON! BACON!' AACON!!s
~ n0n POUNDS elsas 49,. ~ - :.
VlAHC) ohrsvspess Piess, f. 49, 4
g u = ssspsasiSls Iassisss = s'essas'
Ps>ss. - wAnns
Masshall. Atgus r.. iec@
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TNR Essssuvs - = i1aaaoseg NJ y
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W. psblIe thai ~ ~ eess(ea - ~ oeeu -
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russy. undss ths shasgs u ~ vasualy y
{Tsashsss, to W.T.:
Rev. Tuo. 3. Wnsos. Pyss&jsss
Mr.. n. B. Lacy. vics Pvtaftrej.
Mis- Eliza Buarcs. Pri~e'y Ds!srtesr:
|Miss ARassLtA Jssssrr Jews. Marie ~
Drsstsg s~d fs~ey Wsvi
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Residing, AID wr'tias' pr session o. :.
Ave montha. v10 "
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sons in Asi,hmsiic, Grammar, Geo
graphy. Naturai PHILOSOPHY, PhIsi.
.. ss jg., :.d c la..s,y Gram .
mar, Geography. Arithmetic eoutin.
ned, Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind, Botany. Geology, Ny thel
thology. and History. ois %
MIppL. CLAss.-Chemls.yy, Rhetort.
Logic, Mornl Science, Mental PHI
lo-ophy, Evidences Of Christianity,
Political and Domsstic Economy.
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient aud
Modern Languages commenced. go 90
HExiOH CLAss.--Ancisnt and Modern
Languages completed, Geo,nstsy.
Trigonoinetry. and review ofform-
er siudie. eas y
Composition throughou, the cour'
extra incidental expense for pun
per session 81 o.
Drawing and Painting. each $50 9q
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|T ETTERS Of administration were granted
j Il TO the undersigned at the January term,
1889 Of the county cou't pertaining TO ,hc
estates of deceased persoss, held in and for the
bounty Of Harrison, Texas, on the estate of
TX. Fisher, deceased. This Is, therefore, to g'sc
notice to all persons having cIsims against said
estate to prescn, them within the time pref
|.cr,ned by law, duly authenticated, and those
indebted. 10 the same TO make immediate pay
|ment
A. J. McCLAkON, Adm.
JULIA Il. FISHER, Adm'x.
April q. 1858. n40-ot
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NNE r.. Ae-, L>s E~ ~. eegissase q
n he North y eas eesnss u ~ cespsesos.1
IA Msr.hall. II has On \ nrfns boss %
~, rooms: under good frf'se ard in gcod -
~. Il has garden 81 two acres, pAisd IN
md two we'll. al krstssts water.
TIL. properly viii hs sold low and on vsfy
moderate terms, AZ the subscribed wishes 70
noove. .... u.,nv
De. II, 1882. "s'-"'
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l Fresh ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS!
BREjVER 4. ADAMS.

~ ". BREW Err and W. W. ADAMS.|
having entered IN copar'nershp IN 'he|
Dry Goods business, are now opening ut the'fI
stand, Northwest corner of the public square |
|u Marshall one Of the largest aud best selected
STOCK or GOODS
Lever b,ourh, to this market. II Is lmpossib'rl
Ito enumcraie all Of the articles We have ON
hand, but We desire to say few words to our
friends. And frs, to the
LADIES.
va would inform the ladies' that in sbe|
detection of our stock, We have had an c}eI
|par,ie .,larly 10 their benefit, and THINK iley|
|wil, h. much pleased with our selections. OUR
..ortmep,. of muslin dc LANES, silks, %c.'
[.mh,ucc a variety Of choicest dress patterns
lNs have also 4 nea, collection OF prin's, EN-
|h,,ciuy the very finest to the cheapest article
I've nave choice assortment oil bon"sts' con-
|sisting Of every variety, ard embracing WI
|l.,r.t STYLES ard best finish. We hope 'he|
|, .di., viii call on u, and examine our stock.
GENTLEMENS GOODS.
We have a choice assortment Of gentle
linens goods, consisting OF every article ns"'
|.iIy kept In retail stores. A very handsome
assor,ment OF
READY MAOE CLOTHING,
suitable for spring AID summer embracing
ro.ts Of all kinds. pants, vests, SHIRTS drawers.
.ock.. &c. We have also a fine ASSORTMENT OF
HATS,
Mo,e.kiu, Drab. White Beaver, Fur kossu'"'
/ r,horn, Panama. &c, Sc.
SHOES AND BOOTS
.,.o,.. assortment cf boots, suitable fo'
dress, every day ware, or plantation ""e'
FAMILIES
cxn be sapplicd with almost every at'r.s
ss..n, furniture, suitable for housekeeping
.sc.fery ware, qaeensware, candlesleks' &c
We have 4 choice lot Il
n. .,,,r. and .Ehivsing~, bleaehed and "n
$1,000 Cottonades Of all widths, and OF
every variety.
ruh,.clne Irish, French, and American su''s.
hle for apparel or for other purposes
PLANTATION GOODS.
We shall keep on hand an assortment Q
Sood. for plantation U.S. Negro eio'n"k !"
IN most durable quality; and 81 thy 'mp's
~.o,s II hsshaadry 70 b. found N any o'"'
store Ia MarsAal'
TOBACCO.
We have also ~ assortment Of soosce'
from The bess manufsctsrss.
!, brief, ws have Ass asso's.sat Of good
,s,sod keeping Up our ssPpliss ta!oasho'
~ ~. Moreover W. esess.0 - !.
FACES TO SUIT the TINES
~. :. . all, Il costs pes|pe V -
sseia. ~ ~ like 70 - 90 49, No..
Apva -. 1853. neS-.z
rnnxa r. ~ sahssrpelea 81 esesk Y !
u Teas ~ Lssiataae .as.Fssx s.1 ~
- pew epsa u ~ 49, . nsss ssn - =
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Adeulnlse ratssn Notice.

In ETTERS OF administration were granted
/ TO the undersigned on the estate Of John
h. Hidden, deceased. 1t the March term. 1883
|by the county court pertaining to the estates
|of deceased persons, held in and for Panol'
county, Texas THIS IL, therefore, to notify
hill persons having claims against said estate
Ito pre..n them, duly authenticated, within the
him. prescribed by law, and thoss indebted
Twill make Immediate payment.
JOSEPH u. HADEN, Adm.
April 10, 1853 n1t-u
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TAILORING.

"a D.F. THOMPSON siiii continue. the
LA tailoring business in Marshall, Sh"p
II West AIDE Of the public square. Wesk
done promptly sni in the most fashionable
|sy'e. Nc respectfully soIisits the patronage
|of the public, feeling satlsfed that he will n.
ways give satisfaction.
/ March. ~, 1883. ~
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CIR EGG 4 KEY,
AT THEIR OLD STAND ON THE CORNER
Wtst side Of the P~bl square,
TINE 1AAoHsr sToOx or COOP

WIZ stue VI tue TQpl SvuAFs,
ARE gow RECEIVING
|TK1 LAAoHsT sTo0x Or GOODS
Ecer offered in this Market!
|T>HEY respectfully invite tho attention Of
l. their old customers (ss many gocd new
ones a, they can geL) and huyera generally: to
Their present stock which has been selected
with great care in the best northern markets.
Their stock comprises a general and hand.
some assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Iiordwaye. Cutlery. Hats. Boots. Shoss,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
| Tin Ware, China, Glass, aud Queens~ars,
Wood Ware. etc.
II is usual for merchants in their advertise.
ment. 10 make many fine premises, and hold
out extraordinary inducements TO their Gus.
TONERS. Believing the people know all Of
this kind of stuff 10 be humbug, We shall
mako no such promises, and hold gu, no false
But this we do pronise--that
we will sell you good goods and "a, such prices
las IL enable you to purchase, and u, to live.
I'VE solicit a continuance Of the patronage 80
|iiberalIy extended heretofore.
SCHOOL BooKs.
We have on hand the largest variety Of
School books, stationery. and all articles per-
|taining to such trade ever offered in MarAhali.
We would invite the attention OF paren,s and
|teachers.
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,, USNNUNNIN u KSUN,
Watch Case Makers ard Importers.

The subscriber, proprietor Of the Salaman-
der Marble Company, ha. for sale large ~.
sor,mcnt of Marbeised Iron Mantle, Table,
ard Bureau Tops, Colcmus, &c, &c. Princi-
|pal Depot, No. sl3 Broadway Specimens on
exhibition at the Salamandcr Safe Depot, Nos
1875, 1877 and IJy Water srce,
=. S.-JOilN FARRELL, agent for the
sale of the genuine Safes and Marbleixed Iron
d, manufacturers prices. Depot No. 81 Wal
Tau. St and % Granite Al, Philadelphia.
Ia20u SlIAS {. HERRING.
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fair Waraing.

4 H. persons are forwsrncd against cutting
n down OF carrying Oh timber from M,
lands. Persons thus offending viii b. psoss
ruted 10 the utmost rigof Of the law.
T.. FRASER.
Jan. .. 1883. +"
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HERE WE ARE AGAIN!

""" W. m" A"""
|JUST RECEIVED AND OPENlNS1
Orr Stock is much Larger. and eomsisis
Of Gr,ater Variety han erer .mhas
|cv
LADIES and Gentlemen's -
~ Dress Goods, Staple Dry Goods ~
Hard, Crockery, Hollow, Wood, Tin, aud "a
|pan Ware. i,
Iron, steel, castings ana nails, OF aii sizes ana
descriptions. Elncksminth'e and carpenters d
tools, wedding, garden, and grubb'ng hocs|
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U6 pfepsteees ~ ~ -
PUBLICAN wosl@ pqsDeetg Wy
isfssys ~ ~ ! ~ 4
NV psspsted " Rsuts all
manner Of - ~ -
Pv:ssisg. In . sayls ~ y bs|
sxsslIsd BY aay sslablishJ
neat In The eoustsy. ~
haa nm hand \ lse~n LAT a.
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Marshall, March ~, 1853.
DRUG sTGRE

FTNllE undersigned having Peschssc'
tire interest Of DR.. Wm. Evnr
Drug business, will continue the aan
old stand, where they will, by close a.
10 their profession, cndcavor TO merit
|uancc OF that liberal patronage their
received.
MCDONALD 4 SAM
February 4, 1853.
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CITATION.
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r., arArx or TsxAs. CccSrv o. Han

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\. go is~T., sS<sre ~ essssy: CssHsa,
Mn ~ hereby to0manes9 70 seF ~
I Je... Talbot, BY palisades r " eAas
n...Iiu.n. ! ue~staess psh'aahsA !" ~ 'oH :.
2S nv saes, ~ hatsstay " 10 aay p
q ao2s, = 10 O'Clock, = - sassss
s@Ss,is1 e ". William :, "a > Pie II
ri ~ - II Alhy A. iol's.s sns is''e
M ts1nn nl16pipsl, ~ 81 rse1Ht ts'e'g -
|6rS-s1r &nee3e - efos. y furnished 'riln'
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wit . ~ IN d sess
Gives ua1N NV had tae ~ or ut asrrn'
4 A. ElNpNAA, J. y II, e, .
IN
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veesssa "a estcs April ltht
j. .,,s ssrao aaJ 10 i've ~4,1tE sS n n
| ~putiesr for p,hlse.s
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|ssrds, Of al sises; = sapesior article Of beck
paper; bssidss hos lot Of fcoIscap. folio pest,
|snd letter paper; avsry pretty assortment Of
|ncte pspsr for printing bali tickets; fanesal
mote paper, etc., etc. Ms work Is not only we'll
|sxeeutsd, but IL doas without delay.
PASrnLErs. guHE8AL TEXTS.
BALL TICKETS BILL HEADS.
STORE BILLS. HAND BILLS.
6s1EFS, HORSE BILLS. Mc.,
wiz b. printed At the shorte.t notice.
He has on hand lot Of Blank Executions
and citations for magistrates. Also, a lot Of
Blank Notea
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|sIEAD ~ MAnsllAtL ~, JAtgkaer ~
(f;wmwb knsuM - ~ finnr ais'j
INA. SAMUEL CAREY ~ gsc'i thls
IL veil Known sstattekr1es' sea
- iNssmfsrsakls styIs, sss'rr ss 81 pol.
~ ru1tUnA ~ tsei1s~es l''a Is large
hs4 eeS1Seiisus, = attss'ed BOY o. iptfl,
Asvcty uaabhag Mir 60 Nalsh 'sasllss ~
sisgls fsse1ss Vii r d 81 At rao'ss. he =
w. tsQsi1od ~ sast stables, Fssatf VI.
psovss1es aa@ falihr'' ps'ief- m vsirs \,
espsaas viii r. rsssd 70 pisss. els .,ses.s.
EkFasi
Dessd an' osyf pr s7ata, &l3
wi'aow leal.rS ~ XXI
Board snd S3sinr pr Asest. So
BEER IS Isnl' Lodging Fsf week 001
Hls4o rs fpffns pos 5sr, NJ
|B' ~ ailsopi Lodging r. 'ag. III
Wa And i'oFSe ger nigga, - -
" Dag - ~
slgglr neal ~
lIcfse ps Month, ~ -
. Week. -. o.
"Isy 80 s.. ~
SAMUEL SARHYt I
rsb, s. 1875