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HOUSE rOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE
III Tenth. The house three story brick
tanning
city, mostly and all Of In good order,
ordinary family Terms
The for unless the furniture
he sold
Ipsuir. of James =. Holland, At this ONCE.
10 la
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DE TaucrIvE FIRE Al PAwruoKgr

PRoypENcE, Or ID April pa large ffo occurred al
Pawiucket, Massachusetts,, last evening. Some cotton
waste Ia the storehouse Of Pardges factory took fire from
spontaneous combustion and the flames spread TO tho ad
loning buildings, destroying building containing large
quantity Of machinery owned by The Pawtucke Bank,
dwelng-houses carpenters shop NC. Loss far from
Sl6, 200.
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SAILING % fnE Ascric--DIsriscuisHsD PASSENGERS
NEw YoRK, April 30.--The American mail steamer Arc
nc sailed 70 day loI Liverpool She takes hundred
passenger amongst whom exPfesident Van Buren,,
Captain Folsom. Gov Kimbe Senator Foot OF Vermont
the president of the Georgia and Florida railroad
he Hon VIM. McMunay, and James X Pauding, esq.
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isfpers Magazine and ru,oam's Monthly May have been
handed ns by j. shngon and Psnny
avenue where can he sl~sy. popsss
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BY j. e. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

DEWs IN TRINITY CHURCH FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Monday, the I'd of May next, at hafpast O'Clock M
Trinity Church, Of I'd and Streets by
Vest, said church not heretofore sold
many Of which very eligibiy situated.
The choice OF pews given 10 the highest bidder
Terms made known the sale.
j. c. MCGUIRE
Ap 15-lawtAp25Sdts Ancnoheer.
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Liquor Law IN MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroS, April 70 Tho house Of representatives to-day
adopted an amendment 10 the liquor bill, making the
efs OF buildings where intoxicating liquors sold liable
in tue OF 5000 for the first offence and for the second
offence the same fine and three months i'm prsonInent
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Man { 4 pria ddgaa dxpaAons nd n
: Sady Apl 1uInAd Asu
been sdb al h unpaid and 10 Sownga also amount
fausnaa fasD and fmdpoa db TfaaDg
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ruE NEW KssL.sp METHODIST oosyrrrscr.

THE NEW ENGLAND METHODIST CONFERENCE.
BosroN, April 70 The New England Methodist confer
enco In session at Ipswich held meeting last night and
discussed the antsavey question connected with the
Methodist church South and North.
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FROM THE BRITISH PROVINCES.

BosroN, April 29.-Haax papers of the 18th inst are
received.
The trial OF Thomas Ca'k, OF The crew Of the New
York ship Winchester for abuse and feonous assault on
OF the female passengers the passage from Liver
poo--for which the mobbed In the streets OF
Halifaxhad resulted in his acquiita The American
sui, Mr. Norton present The defence raised point
whether the had jurisdiction of offence commit
board American vessel bound the United States
and only putting in there from of weather The
reserved decision. Several others of the crew
are to be tried on similar charge.
Late from Newfoundland state that the seal
fishery had been the successful known for many years
Already $50, COO seals had been obtained.
The Newfoundland papers that the Submarine Tel
egaph Company will petition the assembly increase
eir capital f3u0 900, with view Of extending lines
No " York ard Canada.
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NEw YoRn, April Sop m.-The splendid clipper ship
North Wind, designed for the New York and California
trade, was launched to-day. She Of beautifully.
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By j. c. MCGUIRE, Aac,ionse s.

VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE AUG
ToN-on Friday afternoon May u.s.
ses story brick building
llt street, and
Kitchen. The house has built whn the la. three years
finished with marble msnteis. Ac
upon which the building stands a
street funang 100 II front
street, rurning rs
meeting o, vfo ding ample accommodations
bling, &C.
TO person. desiring commodous arranged dwelling
neal Inc avenue this ssle offers Inducements.
Terms s3UCo residue Ia payments
u, months, satisfactorily secured, bearing
JAS. q. MCGUIRE
May Id Auctionesr
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TOILET LSESs.-Ju received additional supply
rior 81 81 i0A i and 1914 Irrh Flemish Russia
ine quses and viii be sold prices which fail
entire saisfacion purchasers.
Also bolster pillow In 30 @ 10, ~ As 50, and
~ inch widths all ofhe celebrated makes ana
rsncd pure linen.
Also carton smyrna linen lace for trimming pillow and bot
sier csses, new beautiful, and reasonable article.
fnd extensive variety Of superior to~ens., which
may he Ind the fnliowinet
Double satin damnsk. dsmssk buck
Damask coorsd hordered, RUSSIA basket
Nietois Scotch, medics,ed, Baden Baden
Glass, crossbnrrei eoIorrd Dor 'ered, tviied
Dsmsss boydsred buck and electric rubhers.
Til. viii be found have
hitherto offered and will be sold cheap. -
CLAoETT DoDsoN,
Dealers In all kinds Furniture Dry Doods.
An 70--3eodif
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FURTHER NEWS BY TIE CANADA.

The telegraph urnise, folio wing addi.iona items OF
foreign by the Cunade which reached Bos-
ton yesterday:
Al midnight on the 10Th, the Canada exchanged signals
with the royal mail s,eaUshp ASIA going up the channel
for Liverpool.
The screw .tea nship City Of Glasgow. from Phiadel-
phia arrived at Liverpool as the Canada leaving.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe had attended the British and
Foreign Bible Society, and presented with El30 by
2, 300 subscribers
The only noticeable the trial the per
correspondents, yet concluded aud strange de-
veopnlenis OF M. Veron appropriations the lions
the purchase ey o. the Constitutional.
Sriogent rsguati, to political refugees in France
re pomu, atad None will he permitted reside Ly.
ons M.rseie the apartments of the Seine. without
spec s authorization. Spanish refugees approach
wtlhn 100 miles Of the Spanish frontiers Germans must
keep the distance from Germany and Italians from
Italy.
There is talk of voting jonture TO the Empress
aud pensonng the heirs OF Gerard the French inventor
OF spinning linen thread by machinery
Italy "A new mauifesto from Mazzni is reported to
have appeared Turiu il is said that Mazzni and
oil his agents have crossed from Malta into Sicily
Eghy prisoners have been arrested Ca,ana and Mcsna
LoaDoS MARkErs.-Baring Brothers report the colonial
and foreign produce market dull ihrou ghont the week
Lnseed cakes oblong in cakes f7 S. ships fine
New York Offering freely at 60 81 Boston in bags 80.
Tea firm, with some speculation in view Of probable
charge IN duties
The iron trade steady, and the principal ma kets
finn IS fs 5s, for bars, and fs Is rails; Scoch
! pig huctuated from 52s. a Sis.
FREsHrs Fregh,s liverpool the United State. ha
varied hut LIRE during the week They closed 81 fer
however. owing to the scarcity OF tonnage Seerage
I passengers were abundant
MAscHEsTrs MaRKsT.-Goods and yarn. centlnue 10
heavy aspect, as far as are con.
cerned The light stocks held induce much frmness on
The part of FRO tpcers, but operations .press
HAvHE MAEkgrs April I3.-Saies OF cotton for the vecL
900 bales Of which $500 were ahnat against bale.
Of imports, leaving stock Of 1900 bales. includipv
~ 800 American, tie market closing quiet but steady a
io,mer rates. nwa ting the Baltic. Ashe. in request
Coffee and sugar dull LAID neglected. Rice lsneuid
Csrolins uominal!y 32f
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NATIONAL THEATRE
GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGEl

NATIONAL THEATRE.
GREATEST WONDER OF THE AeEl
oay engagement OF
DoSSETTfs ACTING MONKEYS, DOGS, AND GOATS,
(rnof their EuropeD
who win 90 through v,sy q ord in
monkey circus military evoiuiion, globe
HERR Won sPIseALEN's
ncrssbs per ornance gained ts Of tb
fwhfins Wonder - together entirely beautiful
exhibition Of
MECHANICAL urssoLvINe VIEWS AND KALEDlsoorAI
Terminating with
ERUPTION or MOUNT vEsUyIUs.
Door, open at n O'Clock O'Clock.
rni q sos o, eS '"d y ssn CHI
Bon ONCE open from 10 al :, where seats be
Iateruns books. describing the msnse- Of the mon
hey peces with Illustrative plates or sale the thea,repc
Apso-u tEv. s~rl HHANINGroS, Manager.
no PAINrERs-ro.ooo lbs. whit. I..a.-Jus, received
drec, FROM 70. ,aeo 5000 lbs Lewis erus white lead 5000
HOWELL A MoRsTLL
Apoi-dT Successors TO o. wafrTLEsEY.
ma. EDWARD u. CARMIcHAEL, from virgins.
hs professional rton
ns. O''' :" '''' @''o''s pa @ns nps
DAYTON MaTTINos.-we have in stor. The following make.
Of Toe shove .e-on..le articles. an fresh and in good order
- 81 and 81 Gowaus, white, also very rood
4 and 50 Msnhinr whit.
a. 5i. and - fo~.hins, fancy. These n various
STYLES of coofns all differing style from
offered
- rrd-checked Gowqua, very heavy
80 snd 50 thena beautiful and style
rooms and chambers.
Also Of mating bindings.
Any Of the above viii sell reasonable
CLA0ErT DODsON,
Descrs in all kinos Furniture Dry Goods.
Ap @-eo1tif
TOILET LIsEssJu. received additional supply
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MayI-d Aueuonesr.
poYs, CLOTHING OF FIRST auALIrY.-ws would
nys s ,sn y 81 s c. m q
which win Be lound ~ i.a. quail.
made and nnished IN NE most superior Style for which b,'
''''''s WALL STEPHENS,
Pennsylvania avenue, between ON I'D 10Th streets,
FURNISHED ROOMS Foa REsT.-A psror and eA..
neatly furnished ina eeoa location, In private family
where there no children ,nqSrs . q .rrox .u,
M.yi-de, Penn avenue, between PIN and streets
naUBIGNE's HISTORY, Vol. s-Thi. long expected vol
re.dy als.t ny spec. favor Of the pasli.es.
day Of publication, Monday, % May.
The hnh volume, ianor half co,h, 80 cent.
Doe sdiaoo, Is cents
$40, paper covers, ~ cents
!. On. s sS,. ss,ss sc ?" s asas. q. TO-
IN. subject q M. yo,ars ssss TIE English
even more interesting '''A - GRAY 1 BALLANTYSE,
u.yl IN street, odd Felows Hall.
nupE SILVER WARREN. W. GAIT BRO. ODER ~.s
'I silver .roon., iors. lsdle., bgusrtsivs'
Ees.po-n', desert sn,se. .a s,a. .'s"
salad lsrs 'ss's s,.% spoons. pasS,.,
In word o. everything nefoI .sa
"'n'''' ''''' = NJ W GAIT BRO,
Pennsylvania avenue between sodT ss,h streets.
Msyl-3
Madame Biahe's Grand Esncy Dance May NAH.
MADAME BLAKE honor ladies'
NJ Washington Geose,own snd Aesancris.
Ball jackson Hat Friday evening
s53 Ancr browning quesn the following
danced Mstans B' pupils dancing
o O'Clock. Time occupied one hour
Y. Floral Polka. by four Misses snd Masters
Petite Horpp by Miss-
2. Crscovienne, by Niss-
4. sa,ior's noruppv, by Master
IS. by Miss
q Petite Highland Fling, BY Mis-
z. cschuca, by Mir
&. Tambonne Dance, by two Misses
u NJ. " Miss
10 Ia Iinrsniin. Dew Drcr, BY Mtss -
III. ecosch rhaunt Russo, ny I've N's-es
10 Highland FHng, BY Miss ard Msster---
IA Bohemian POLKA, by Miss and Master ---
"a Greek Dane Misses
May Pole Dance.
received
names .rdr Nadine r.
s,r. ticket will gentleman snd two ladies'.
T,cte. Msury Mrs.
acr,on Fsrsmi Mr.. rteveos's and Todd
Boys' tickets half 70 he had AZ The hall door o"
~ evening The hall. ApU-tseMsy
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In what place
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Date oil
returns.
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pu. EDWARD VI. CARMICHAEL, from Virginia,
oers his professional services the citizens OF
Is residence and Once 2h adjoining Irving
Hsei, Ap S-dn
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Amount on Drafts hereto
deposite- fore drawn, but
not YET paid,
though paya
BILE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

N1IVS Music STORE
~. a ~ : Csnp IT,, 3 Issrs (rsa Css''

Nes Ovieene.
Trr unAsQigesd dssisss re-
psetfuIly 10 iafbFn the Pab'n sn;.
"YVv ,hsy can Aiways I'D At ne 49,
no,e a choise and large eesostment Of 80
Fvsss, At vesy reasonable prisss' and % ss'n''
Amons them arc Pinanc Forses made y me
old and celebrated manufacturers, i r'.~1s
\ Co. of Boston, Of rich tone, shd "",s.0"
beautifully in rosewood. black wa'nu', s"' n.
hov.ny. with iron frames, made IN the mcs'
subssantisl and workmanlike manner ".so
The iustly celebrated .f;ol,sn Piano fer'e''
whjch, for sweetness Of tone, have no. W"
eouslled. They arr peculiarly sn'ed 70 Wv
country, - A'olia" does "s' require tuning
for Year,. .cr.x,..
The New InprovemsntJs'P'ano ; o'. .s
the patent Vibrating oserors44s. " also w
sale Al the same establishment ms am'P'o'.'
men, gives peculiar fsmness and br,ii'aecy 70
49,. ,,sh,. IA, 10 the durability and'strength
~ IN. piano. and renders il r.psbleIcf ren'a(D
r.. ,nn.h ,on,., in tune than those in ordinary
W.T.Mi.Agent fos lirsri Herr celebrated
C,.na piano. and plap,n0m made in Paris. FOR
/ nove, and sweetness OF tone, they stand pre-
eminent. p.ua.
m. Dolce Compound AnnchnsnfJ J, fel'ey
L. Co.'S Paris Pianos, and Instruments rom all
The hest manufactures, constantly receiving
and for sale on liberal terms
S.eoud. Hand Pianos for sale, from $50 to
$500 each, and taken in part payment for new
| Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired, Tuned, Rented And AP'
praised
l. Co,Accrt, Mrio1,sn.--This beautiful toned
Wind. Ins,rument,f for Village Churches, Lodges,
Serenadipp Parties. and the private practice Of
Orvani.,., possesses sweet and powerful !cae
/ /. portable, (w.ighing IS Pounds) ana o"e'eo
Al $50 each.
~ Orders or guitars, volins, vio'oneenos
clsrionets, flutes, Hageoets. strings, al" muse
merchandise of every kind viii Ike promptly
executed at reasonable prices, Bands supplied
with bsssa instruments and band music.
lisrps, double and single action, on i'nnn ana
made 10 order to suit the taste Of purchasers.
Mus,c.-The largest catalogue IN the Sou'h
The stock ia an accumulation OF over twenty
wears In il are many old and beautiful pieces
out Of print.
Ne.e Mnsie received By every arrival f'nH'
the North. and by the Foreign steamships
Spanish songs, dances. wal'zes, ~e'--a reeu'n'
supply. Original music Published every wees
ri The store---native compositions soi''''eo
Music, bound. copied, and arranged SuosefiP
tons received for the Message Hvd, Naron,
Musical Tin,s, and the baltimore Otio, by
addressing the undersigned, catalogues OF mu
sic will be sent to any part Of the adjoining
/ asztes.
Dec. l. 1851. WIN. r. MAYO.
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They have now In store, ~ pairs Of wheels,
with iron axlea and shafts Of 2 to B inches,
~ - pairs Of 2 10 3 inches.
ALso-SIX WAGONS, complete, with
iron axletrees, prize el+0 each. Two pairs Of
Timber Wheels, with scrcwn, 81 feet high 7
nches tread.
they take orders for al kinds of Wagon
work, aud deliver them on plantation, At man.
ufacturrrs prices.
ALso-A large assortment Of HARD
WARE, for plantation use, viz Chains,
wrought and cut nails, Hunts Axes, socket
spades, long handle shoveis and spades, hoes
OF all kinda, cane knives, hook and plate hinges,
grindstones, common and scotch collars, Manil.
ID and tasrrd Rope, cross-eut, pit and mill
SAWS, files Of all kinds, iron blocks, with 7
inch sheavss, = large assortment Of English and
American bar iron, iron ,xles, with boxes,
sperm, whale and liuseed oils, spirits Of Tur-
pentins, putty, window glass, and paints Of oil
kinds. HOGAN + TUREAUD,
corner Custom.house and levee.
Jan. ~, 1854. v3n9eviy
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FRANCIS ARNOLD.
n q . I e . l..

T1ORATIO d. HEWITT, (snccsssoF 10
III TYLER Il HEWITT PIAso FORTE Asp Music
pIALks, ~ Camp street, New Osiesns. Has
alwayA on hand one Of the largest and most
complete selections Of Piano Por'es In the
southern country. all Of which are guaranteed
~ good and perfect Instruments Agents tor
the aals Of A. STorAEr T. Co.'S New York
Pianos.
These Pianos are celebrated for fine quality
Of tone, pureness Of sound, and for neat and
beautiful finish OF exterior workmanship; and
arc considered by the profession, and competent
Judges, to be the finest Pianos made N the
United States Particular a,tentionis reqeested
to their splendid Srrpentine pattern. with Pearl
keys, which 10 considered one Of the hness now
made
HALLsrr. DAvn cos celebrated Bo~ros
PJAsos, o, 81, ~, and I octave PiccOld Piano
Forses, from the factory OF "Plcvel : co.."
Paris; also Pianinos, Hemi-tirsnd and Grand
Pianos from the aams house.
Old Piawos taken in exchsDgssnd part pay
ment
GUITARS, from the house Of Hall 4 Son,
Spanish and Fretch patterns, kc; Niolins, IN
large quantities; Melodeonf SeraphineA Dr.
gans, Flutes. Claroncttes, Brass lnsirumSnta
OF all kinds, violincellos, Banjos, strings for
all instruments, and musical merchandise VI all
descriptions, Wholesale and retail. =.
Sheet Music Of ali kiads--musas received
from the North by every steamer, As soon "s
published; church Books, Instruction Books,
&c.
Particular attention ia called y the large and
extensive selection Of Aerordeohs and FIutinas,
which il the most complete and perfect selec.
ton Of these beautiful instruments ever offered
in the southern market.
All order. from the country faithfully and
promptly attended 10, A liberal discount made
10 Trschers and 10 Heminaries.
HORATIO d. HEWITT.
ID Camp st.. New Orleans.
Ian. 10. 1881 v3n20.
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L1d$6iNO ar RETAlk.
A LyRE6 mt6ROE \ cos On bvtns
"a ssss. keDA Assaziss s>essl ssss~"
We would lu1trn sss ftissAs, an1 ne psb-
lis In ssnsssl, lkat our present stock 81
CssAiss, Fsvsiskiss t;ooas, H..
/. ur~aualied in extent and beasty BY that Of
soy o(he, establishment in the United Ststsa
TO b. convinced Of this statement, Il u only
nees~sssy TO call and eranine. Or Immense
saies are brought about BY the suP's sacs
be,ns known, that the prices ~ plsce spon
goods IL uniformly low, and The quality o.
esh article II euasanteed what u Il represent
I'd to b.. Perfect satisfaction to what W am
Il in dealing. wisk oar customers.
All our clothing 10 manufactured 81 oar e.
tsblishment, No. AL Broadway. New York.
under the immediate superint~ndencr Of one
Of our Arm, who spsres no pains IA securing
the most desirable styles Of goods, !" win
The fullest conHdente Of being sbie to give
..s,.f,et,op, that We invite al who may b. in
want Of eetirles IN our line 10 call and eHan-
inc our assortment.
The following 10 only partial hs' OF a'"'
cIss;
rroek and Dress Coais-Ff and Eng black
cloth dress and fscck coats, do do blue, brown
mulberry, and green cloth frocks' do do b'acF
brown, mulberry, olive. and golden brown
cloth Poikas. r.. and Eng. black and fancy
colored cloth walking coats, Himalsys fur,
(nsw style,) sac French, black, mulberry, and
olive cloth opera sscs do black and fancy
coIored doe skin Union sacks; do extra super
fine drab and fancr colored walking coats
codrinrton, gray, Inxed, and silver gray sAcs
and polkas French black, blnc, brown, and
olive beaver sac and frock coats do blue,
brown, and silves.gray, Whitney aac coats
do. Labrador various rOlors) to turn, sac
coats; do supervise drab cloth and beaver
walking coats; r. and Eng black saperhns
cloth sack and walking coats; do blue, brown,
AID drab pilot cloth sscs
Bisnksf eoais-French superhne blue, br'n,
and gray sacs and p,leto,s; do do extra long
ssca and fFoeks. FL. second quality; third
quality, fancy colored SAGA and pale,c's.
Tweed coais.-Fs Eng and Amcrn tweed
.acs, f.ocks and paletots; do do bou'evAfds
do do poIkaa.
CLoAxs.-Blue and black cloth cloaks, every
quality black and blue pilo, cloth clcAks
A variety Of Vests Of every quality aud pat
,,rI,, aisJ sssfy variety ~sii 4aaiity oil fdi'id-
. looms. ,,
cotton shirts, All pualit'er' chess anu e"''o,
hickory and night shirts, all qualities; al
wool and super ribbed shirts; gan1e' mer'no
cotton, Isle thread, and flannel shirts; socks
Of every quality.
Boy's and Chiidren'' Clothing.
Consisting Of ffocks, polkas, sacks, jackets,
overcoats, pantaloons, vests, and eloaks, oil
every quality.
Also every variety Of gloves; susPender.
Of various kinds; esavats and hankerch'eIs Of
every quality.
Also trunks, valises, umbrellas,
India rubber goods Of every description
Tr One Pres for Goods, and no dsriaf'on'
In visiting the city, DO not fail to call on
ALFRED MuNROE 4 co.
v2ar.l ~ Magazine street
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n niss!1 - 9 =. p
- e. adsssg. sessCsq :. ~ =! E.
1921 h1S1DeG q ~ - slaa4 - Osavt9s
Sss. ~ wua1 bsg - esaisit ~ ltoaa -
81 .sssesnsss Of s6s lIsssr, aed 81 Others
visAias books asd ssatlenery fos thsif own ~,
y - I'll again.
HI sssostneat ef school books, theological
- rososolo9 ~ AssAs. bla~t becka r.pes
40 stsnousry. svery complete. ~ viii ssp
essaaaatiy % hand I'll The pubs'ratsers o. ths
ustAodisi hsok sosessn. which Will b sold u
esea)sgus pssesa
Book b,sAsng Of every description executed
VIII esatssaa ewf dispatch, II the lowest psxes.
blank books Of I'll descriptions, Manufactured
10 order n the shortest no,ics.
Otksss fbs aayshiag In HE line Of baainsss
wil b. pr.s,~iy executed. and 81 the sasne
pssess u II ~ buyers, tasnsslvss, w"n pses-
enk
n. D. McGINNIS, IS Grsr;sr n.
New Orleans, jsa. 9. 1858. ~
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n fuDIswlne = sessh<r insl.aee q ihe ~
,onislla9 eurss, whtuA, Ssnucl NsyesAs, CAn'
~ Ipeioe. 10 ehsct'ng. u those WAo sse 81.
Aietsd with this dreadful diseass e. any that
arc enumerated sbove,) will call upon him, he
uiil sstisty lhen froa he testimony Of per-
sons Of the Asss responsibility, With whom sney
can eonscrse, that he can md does do, sli that
he psossises lie hiss cured several cases that
hsve ssss given w By ths mess sns"sss Psas,,
titionsss In thc country. and IN short l~fi"o
Of time. His treatment il mild ard gentle.
No one should continue 70 suffer when Fe''ei
IL 20 close Al hand.
Nxv OslvAss, December ~, 1853.
Dear Nir /: Permit me 10 express to you my
warm sAAnks fos the great benefit ! recc'vea
from youf treatment, and 10 say to you that J
an now entirely well. And, ~ II 10 case,
which should sdd 10 yeus growing reputation
I think IL but last thAs the facts shosld h. com
.,unles,~.i 10 the patlk. You Ar, therefore, at
liberty 10 make any use Of this certificate you
NAV desire and, II psr.ons visiting the city,
who are Afflicted ~ wAa, should wish to In
auivs further into the matter, ! am prepared TO
satisfy them Of the truth Of my statement,
4 had = large cancer on the calf Of my leg,
and WA. under the treatment OF the far-famed
Dr.. Gilbert for eight monshs. when ne pro.
nounced me cured During this time. suffered
a great deal from his treatment, aud paid him
q considerable sum Of money. For eighteen
months aiiev Dr.. Gilbert gave me up as cured
kept bandagc on my leg ~ he directed, whe"
the Gamer bsoks out worse than ever. In my
Distress applied to you, and am happy TO ny
that YOU have effected = cure in shoss period
Of time. without compelling inc 10 wear band
ages, ana with far less pain.
can he found at the corner Of NAtchez and
New Levee.
cpA\CIa ARNOLD
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02
DONALD. MN. STUART.
nCOONALD Il STUART.
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Sis,er's Ror, under The City Hotei)
AZ = .LERS in boots, shoes, hats, trunks, We.
~ ~, &c. Persons visiting the city would
IL |. Il to drop In Al tAis house. The stock
on hand Is large, and the quality, style. and
psice Of the articles in their he, il il believed,
will give satisfaction. The hat department is
nder the charge Of NJ. Haskell, for many
ears engaged in the bat bu.insss, a No. 10,
Chastres street.
u Boots and Shoes made 10 order In the
best manner aud q the shortest notice.
Jan. q, 1853. n3Iy