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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-20

S,sia EDWARD srLwss LYrros. s,sr
The following beautiful poem, published
hrst in the Spring OF I>t9, and given to
our readers al that period, is worthy Of a
70. pefusnl now. II is almos, faullless
Who tina, has loved, knows not the tender tale
Which flowers reveal when lips are coy to
tell
Whose youth hath passed not dreaming in the
sale,
Where the fresh yiolc,s dwell
10, where they shrink along the lonely brake,
Under the leaness, melancholy tree,
No, yet tho cuckoo sings, nor pdes the snake,
Nor wild thyme lures the bee
Yet at their sight, sccni-entranced and thrilled,
All June seem. golden in the April SKIES
How sweet the days We yearn for, TIL full
filled
q, dis,an, Paradise
Dear land to which desire ever fees.
Time doth no present 10 the Crap allow
Fay, in the fixed eternal shall We scze
Al last the hecting snow -
Dea"' NOV W ''l w ''"''' VI '''' ~
"'"'''' "'P' "'"'''S' '"'"f' "''"o"' "
''"'"
"N' 'n''' ''"' ""'"''! 10 ''' "'"'''-'"'"'
own
"'a''e' remember ""en 'h' '""S'P' eold'
hu'e''' anu 'e' 'o'' ''' s'''''r N my grasp
Oo'h IN! hoafds glaa 'h'e more 'hah those OF
ou
uen
"'"' poor 'oo' Joy Is me "ea''h oi men,
An" care 'he" poverty
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NEW ORlEiNS-..COntinutd.


IFRED MUNRbE * 60 = onf Frios
n Stare, No 81 Magazine street, corner OF
Grayicr,
We would inform our friends, ard the pub
lie IN general, that our present stock 81
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c,
!. nucquallrd In extent and beauty by that OF
any other establishment IN the Inlicd States
10 be- convinced uf this statement, 1t - only
necessary TO call aud examine, Our iinmenac
sales are brought about by the simple tact
being known. that the prizes We place upon
rood. j. uniformly loe, and the quality OF
each afisle is guaranteed what Il - represent
ed to be-. Perfect satisfaction j. WAL We am
at IN dealing With our customers.
All our clothing D. manufactured al our es-
,abil-hu.nt NO. AL broadway, Ne" York
under IT.. immediate -uperiniendeuee OF one
of our hrm, who spares no pains IN securing
the most desirable ~ lss Of goods. II u Win
the fuN.t, eoniudruie of being able 10 give
satisfaction, that We invite al Who may be N
Want of articles in our line TO call and exam
me our assortment.
Ia. following j. only a partial list Of mti'
cls-
Era~l and Dre,s Caai, -Fr and Eng black
cloth dress and irock coats do do blue, brown
muih.rr, mud green cloth ifock-. do do hlaeE
brown. mulberry, olive and golden brown
cloth Polka. r. and Eng black and fancy
rolored cloth walking coat,. 'imHlaya iur
new -t,I~.Y sac. French, black mulberry, and
olive cloth opera sac~ do black and fancy
,oInf,H doe -kiu mon sacks do extra super
Gur drab and fancy colured walking coats
radrlugtou gray. mixed, and silver gray >ae-
and polka- French black, blue, brown, and
olive beaver sac and frock coats do blue
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-20

From the y y Sunday 1im-s
LIKE THE EVERGREEN so SHALL OF X
FRIENDSHIP M
Some lkcn their love to the beautiful rose.
And some to the violet sweet IN the shade
but the Flower q ucen dies when the Summer
day goe,
And the blue eye -hats up when the Spring
blossoms fade
so we'll choose for our emblem a siurl.er
thing,
We will 60 to the mountain and worship its
King
Like tina, Evergreen 20 shall our Friendship
be,
The perfume il carries !, deeply concealed,
Not breath of rich scent vii ~. branches
impar,
Bat how lasting and pure Is tie odor revealed
In the iumost and dcepe., recess Of IL heart
il growe,h in might and it liyeth right long
And the longer it veth the n6bcr the tree
Then health to the Cedar--,he true and the
strong,
Like the Evergreen so shall orr Friendship
be
I, remaneth unsoarcd in the deluge Of light,
When the food Of the sun.tdc IS pouring
around
And as firmly and bravey It mcctoth the night,
With the s,orm.torrcnt laden and thunder
cloud crowned
And 40 shall all changes which Fortune can
bring,
Find our spirits unaiered and slauuch e the
tree;
Thena health to the Cedar Tho Evergreen
King
Like ba, Evergreen so shall our Friendship
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$500 CuAL l. ENCEl
HOBENSACk'S WORM SYRrn

An article founded upon scientific prin.;,,
compounded with purely vegetable sub,,.,s.
being perfectly safe when taken, and In, NV
been known 10 fail IN curing the mos, Oh,
nate cases II orHS can never exist, wb., Il
remedy i. once used, from the fact tina, /, !.
only destroys them, but removes al the ~,
and mucus which may remain.
THE TAPE WORM.
This worm is the most difficult one IA 4.
stroy of all tina. inhabu the human BODY =
grows to an almost indefinite length, and /.
coming 50 ,9iicd and fastened in the m,e,.i,
and the stomach, as TO produce FITS, 81 w.
Dane. dc, WHICH Is the cause of many o..
10 the grave. not believing that hese g.,
plants have their origin from the Tar No.
consequently they do not use the proper me-.
zines ior their disease. To those who a,s =
fl, ted with this wiu foe TO health, | Zero
mend the use of my Worm Nyrup and -.
/ ptl, the Syrup to be taken Ia doses Of \.
/ table spooniua, three times day, then Ia.
[ from i've To eight of my Liver Pills, tn A.
/ lodge ard pass the worm By strictly foe.
ng these directions, the most obstinate ca..,
Of Tape Norm can be speedily cured.
/ RGTND OK NjONACH WORM
TIN, wer,n i. usually found in the smar /.
testines. and Is the worm most common ~
children, vet il IS not entirely confined to ,h,s
as adult, have frequently been known to sua,
with them. Ihe symptoms most promins,
wh.ls affected with this worm, are hardr.,
and riues, Of the belly, Shiny stools, loo.
nc,, of the bowels. picking at the nose.
bnrish streak under the eyes, a., II You.
any of Your children have any of the ahoa
syfuo,ors. H. .HNich'S Worm Nyrup can /.
safely depended upon-hy using it, You have
certain. sac, and speedy cute, AMI It ans
using 4 4 eordlug to the directions, the paties,
is moi restored to health, and the egrms tho,
ouehy erad.catcd from the system, you ca
rest assrrei there Is no remedy beyond u.
grave, "a, tor tail, there Is no such word as {
with those. who Use my " urn NtrHp
INrARfBEN OK NHiii iHRtAD WORg,I
These worms, to which the human syser
3, liable, are the most troublesome Of
others They are generally 10 be found in is
rec,um, aud IT allowed to remain, from the n
r,tatlun they produce, lay the foundation ir
/ scriou, disorders, such ~ inflammation Of III
, bowels and other arrangements of the s,or
ach The best and safes, medicine that "a,
/ he used Is HbeHsdcks Worm Syrup. SueA !,
| the astonishing power OF my medicines os
lNcariics, that | defy any one To produce /,
case whore my Worm Syrup and Live, pA
are recommended t. DC used they will notesi.
All that j. necessary Is To use che Syrup IN A..
culdarcr with directions ou each bottle a.
IN case gentle purgutisc is required in orif
/ 20 almy tie irritation they produce, tie 1--we
p.is. hg their sympathzing action and healai
operation upon tn boN.ls,ls the most pleas.
,,.. I.#tf ,.au lt4 ttk
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-20
NEW SPRING. GOODS ~!

EST receive and opening n new and SPLEEN
- did assortment Of spring GOODS,fo
town aud country trade, embracing an extern
siye line Of Staple Domestic, Foreign and
Fancy Goods together with a complete stock
Of ladies aud gents wearing apparel from the
crown of the heat to the sole of the tp1I Iron
castings, hardware, erIni-toncs, qurcuswarc
saddicry, etc, etc all Of which our friends
and customers are invited To call, price, and buy
as all three are Synonymous, at our present re-
dneed Pricss,
WARD 4 NINIO\.
Feb. ~, 1853 n33 t
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JOHN DCvElsEux.

No. rs 1choupi0Hlas ~, Neic Oriedrs.
HOPPER. Tin, and Sheet iron Manufacturer
stoves. Crates, and Ship Csbooses, of all
sizes and patterns, put mp TO order
j. Goods for the country carefully packed.
tpril .. 1913 ~
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sttVtf a.. d. BIT
New Cirm---NeW Goods.

SlIVY 4 81 INSIDE. cash dealers
" in every description Of Iise W1feta'
<1-A i-teelrY, md in,ry Gooi, having tn-
tered into partnership r tie Watch maatsa and
IeWelry ba.ines-, a. the old stand of Sitey
Woods. corner Of Texas and Market .trrt-.
Shreveport, la,. take pleasure 4p sHnarue,ne b"
their numerous ifeni- that 'trr -Hpp) ~
goods is complete embracing es,fy taretg At
watches. CLOCKS, icws!ry, and taney goods.
Hid.,. aud gents gold ,nd silver hunting sHd
open faced natehr- gold and silver tmutle-,
ladie. and gents hl' guard and fob rhaIns,
bracelets. mech lsc,- gold pencils aud gold pens
IN Fold aud silver handles. gold and silver spec
iaclc-. german silver de-, music boSe-. acraf.lr-
ou-. Flutna.. silver and shell visiting card
ca-t-. % great variety Iadi,- and geHi- breast
pins. finger rings. bose m, collar md Sleeve bat
tons. adie. cuh wu-. fine -npily Of gents
gold guard and fob keys, -iIk guard- erandp',-,
I.ups mantle ornaments, canes, fancy WORK
tose- french gloh. mantle clocks, mHf.Hr letef
clocks. 81. Sc. Natehs-. cl0ck. aHd icHairy
of every description repaired st short nu'.ep
Al good watches warranted one gar from date
Of repairing
We are also prepared TO manufacture icwrlry
If all kinds, having jon auf employ Nr Watson,
h'e Of Memphis, whose time is devoted entire.
Is 70 that branch # business
Our term. are positively casti 'front.' this date
SlLNl u III R\SlDE.
April ,. l~j2 nlO. "
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Hooks! OsOOks!! Books!

rl>nE undersigned are receiving iinc as
sortment Of school books, choice, hlslor-
Ical. rclie ieus. and standard, aid m-oeiiaurous
books quantity Of novels, albums port
ioIios letter foolscap and record paper, en-
,r.opr, of al. Kinds, pens, INKS, and motto
waters, &c, Nc.
YOUNG n JOHNSON
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FRANCIS tR\OlD


uORATlO u HEWITT, (successor to
IL TYLER 4 Hewitt sJANo ToBrf ANp Slt
bE.LER, 80 Camp street. New Orleans. Has
algays on hand one Of the largest ana most
con plete selections OF PaHo fari's In the
southern country. all Of which are guaranteed
~ good and perfect Instruments Agents Tor
the sale of a. STupAGT y Cos Nc~ York
Pianos
These Pianos are celebrated for fine quality
Of one. pUrcuo-S of sound, and Tor neat and
besitful finish Of exterior workmanship, aud
are on-idcred hy the profession. and competent
jud,r,, to be- the finest Piano, made IN the
l'aicd States PARTICULAR attentions requested
to- heir splendid Serpeutiuc pattern, with Pearl
KEYS, which is considered one of the finest nov
male.
1ALaErr, DAVIS \ cos celebrated B"-r"N
Pl NOS, d, TT, 81, and octave piccold Plan"
futcs, from the factory ct "l'ieFcl r",.
PAS, also pmuiuus, Scml-t,rlud and hfaud
pbuos from the same house.
jH Pianos taken in exchange and part pay
mui.
d'ITARS. from the house of Halls son,
Spui-h and French patterns, A.. \foIin~, 10
lai,c quantities., Melodreus, Srtaphiues, o.
"a. fu'c-, tAruuctte~, Brass Instrument
fan kinds. NoInecllo,, Bauips, strings for
Al Instruments, ard musical merchandise of all
descriptions, wholesale and retail.
Sheet Music of all kind,-mu-ic received
firm the North by every steamer, as soon a'
PUBLISHED, church Books, Instruction Books,
N
Particular attention Is called 10 the large and
extensive selection Of Acrafdeous aud fHuua~,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-20

X nELBN, SEYMOUR. & co, late Scy.
: y mour, iIatchctt, q Co, " hoiesdis Groccrs
and Commission Merchants, No. Is, poydras
street, New Orleans, keep constantly on hand
large and well selected stock Of groceries
and produce, which they are prepared to sell
low tor cash, or approved city acceptances.
Jan. :, 1893. MI ly
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Southwestern Book store.

No. So, Gratler ST., \ Orleans
II u. McGlNNlS, successor 10 John BAL.
]. having purchased the entire stock oil
book, aud stationery belonging to the late
John Ball, he will continue the book and sta.
tiohcry business at the old stand, SO Grayier
street, and would beg to solicit u call from the
old customers Of the House, End all Others
wishing books and stationery for their own use,
OF to sell again.
His assortment Of school books, theological
and miscellaneous books, blank books. paper
and stationery, lsycry complete. He will keep
constantly on hand all the publications Of the
methodist book concern, which Will be sold at
catalogue prices.
Book bindng of every description executed
with neatness and dispatch, al the lowest prices.
Blank books of all descriptions, manufactured
TO order at the shortest notice.
Orders for anything in his line Of business
will be promptly executed, and at she same
prices as if the buyers, themselves, were pres
ent.
II. D. McGINNIS, SO Grariera.
New Orleans, Jan. $, 1888. "
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GEORGE WOOD, NJ D
+ CROWLEY, VI. u.
l.. BOWEN. VI. y.

] parcha,c none but those having the =
nature 81. y. liOBENSACk, as all olA'Y
are worthless limitations
Agents wishing new supplies ana alI QUO
wishing 10 become agents, must address I
proprietor, J \. iiOBE\SAt n, at his IA'1
ratory, No. 100 North SECOND street, aee''
Race, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants III =
United States.
Nav pls lS,n "
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New store and Entirely New Gees

View StOFf AID LITURGY NV w.
I Il, WILSON, South side of the Pa'
-. square, Opposite Marshal HOTEL Wo.'
respectfully inform his friends and the eonD
nifty that he is now opening large and eafg'I'
selected stock of entirely fresh Spring ovSs
and Family Groceries, embracing every "s'a
in both departments usually called Tor, oa Il
which he invites their attention, con'ldsh
they will lind It to their interest TO eau an1
anime for themselves before purchasing W
where Terms cash or lis e9tatd.sM ox
J. b. WILSON. Y
Marshall, March II, 1888. h"
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N d " - u N

Tur business will be carried on al lhe ~
old stand by the undersigned, ana V'%
tina, n nimble penny is better than s'p"
ling, we've cut our prices down 10 Wv
motto, and are determined to sell g"ed' I
profits more fer cash, and TO fe'ee,r buF,s
the railroad comes to town. In Inc a'''
We would suggest, prompt payments
scores, to enable US to carry out our 'ep'''
iuten, towards our customers. ox
WARD Il \!NioN,
Jan, =, 1853. v'h-
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TINE ,oparluef-Ap heretofore .aFine 10
this town between the subscribers. under
,ho firm Of Roman DusstLi & Co., was d..-
solved on d. lst instant b. mutual consent
Either party is authorised to use the nnr.e ct
the late firm in liquidation.
ROBERT DDNNElI.
ALIEN M,CONDr M.
Tor himself and
WN $ upNNEiL.
Shreveport, 18th March, 1919.
\ Il The remrn'pR stock Of Goods aIl
be- sold an reasonable terms, for cash. 90 close
their affairs and those indebted 20 the n'c firm
v,ll please call and settle, 81 a. to- save costs,
TIL. being our last cnl,
ROBERT DDNNEiL
NrGBNHfIlfE a DDNNEII
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- o, NELSON 4 co, Commission Ner-
-. chants, New Orleans.
= q Nelson New Orleans f. Bank smnh
New Orleans; II e. Walker Memphis, Tenn.
ate Cashier Branch Union Bank r \ Mel.
tnn, Athens Ala VI n3
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ilOR Alto y. HEWITT.

MILLER, HARRIS, # WALDO. No. 70
!I Camp street, New Orleans. libp'ssll'
I'D Re'au Dsdtrs in U1uw FURNISHING Grods
tpbolsi,,g and CabuH FURNISHING G5ois,
Iigis obs, e. On hand, very large a>-
s.rtmeut of G,i' and Bronlcd Lamps and e.
nndolc- Hall Lamps aud Chandeliers Tea
Trays various patterns, Table Cutlery Plated,
Hanished, Tin, Japannci, aud Wooden
Ware Glassware; plain and colored Floor
hating Soaps Wax, Sperm and Star Can
des Sperm, Whale, Lard, l.in-ecd \eat,ioot
AID Chemical Oils Spirit Gas, tamphiue, Al
ephol, aud Turpcntne Paints, ct every des-
e.ption. Brushes Window GLASS, Putty,
Sand Paper and Glue, Flowing Polishing,
scraplng, Furniture Coach, Black Japan, and
White Damar Narnshe, Cnrlcd Hair lar
Cloth Springs Gimp- Fnnce- Ticking and
led Lace Cords, 1a-,els, dc. Also, picked
nd common Moss always for sale
Jan. II, 1852. s3n29-ly.
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Paper iianxings.

taptF uduklnes'
'riiE attention Of buyers IL respectfully
called To the extensive stock of wallpa-
papers and borders, both French and American,
ior sale very low, at w. 10 Camp street, being
composed Of the most beautiful patterns ever
imported into this market. Those in want oi
the article would do well to call and examine
lhs stock and learn prices. Also, on hand .
general variety of upholstery goods
JOSEPH EIIER, Ii Camp st.
Jan. :, ls.,3 n!7y
JAWS VI wATr - -}Kr- , ricSEN. NoHig
ort,auurst NJ. foiAnilas Nu Ch4ri, sion Mrs
NATT SYKES y NOBLE, foGoH Fire.
W tors. and Gfreral Commission N,r-
chants, New Orleans, La.
Nav -, 1888. nl1-ly
~ fAHItN JrRfr scRNFss
HARLEY, JUkEN. q co, Commission
i MERCHANTS, No n Carondclet street, New
Orleans
j " II G Hudgin 4 Co Agents, Shreye-
port lA July 3D. 1882. ~
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ARCADE HOTEL,

Wig gen, 81 tsfYeca Na'ltet and Grqnc IT, n q
x NOR T., PRorRirroR
TINS hotel ha- been entire renovated and
/ reftted, and IN point Of comfort, elegance
and convenience, is inferior to no hotel IN the
city. Al the Texas and Red river papers are
KEEP, on file at this house.
This hotel has this convenience to persons
visiting the city, meals can be obtained at near.
~ all hours
Dec %. 1852 na6-ly
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VIEW ORLEAX S-.-COnlinued.
Anssnsael REYNOLDS,

NFFICE, No. l23 Grayier street, Ne" We
A)lans, la cures Cancer-, Scaldhead, ht'e
sSellng, Sores and Ulcers, of every deseriP-
ton. Jan, $, 1858. MI ~
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TIE WILSON HOUSE.

~ NJ BAllN a co. No 35 Canal.
". ~ and - Common It, New Orleans
Hholfsak hr0cers, and dealers in fine branje,
wines, liquors, and staple goods, coffee, sugar
tea, salt, molasses -four, bacon, lard, beet, pork
steamboat and plantation supplies, etc,
Dec %, lst2 n26-ly.
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ROBERT DONNEll4
AltN y, tOND ilIE.
Robert lbouusCIi.
4 Good Time

IOR those indebted to the undersigned to
/ come forward and settle. They are hra}y
losers by the late disastrous fire, and need every
cent that - dac them
1hcy are to be found At the brick store NO.
II os ma Lawn, where they have hc.n -.arr
lhc fire. prepared to receive their dues, and lF
all their demands,
ROBERT DO\\ELL 4 co.
Shreveport, April 30, 1888 ~
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We wll Furnish Bacginr, Rope, and Plan.
'au.r supplies to Planters shipping 10 the
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n 9YIs q

mooudyo
uI iI h hCm m f
nnnym nuausN~ yu a@ cy
pea eM w h tow
bw
Naahhady pmnmm ~ above Lm~m mch nuomw wmny andpnuy
charged wi
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Important Discovery!
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES!

BRYAN,S PULMONIC WATERS
Are unfaillng IN the cure of Coughs, Colds.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Taroat, Hoarse.
ness, Difficult breathing, Incipient consump-
tion, and Diseases Of the Lungs, They
have no taste of medicine, and any child
will take :hem. Thousands have been res
tored to health that had before dcspalred.-
Testimony given in hundreds of cases. A
single dose relieves in ten minutes.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers--the
original aud only genuine, is stamped "Bry-
an" Spurious kinds are offered for SALE
twenty-five cents per box Sold by dealers
generally. ]. BRYAN g. CO., Rochester,
Y. Y, Proprietors. Wholesale by
]. d. PARK, Cincinnati,
T653m3l W.,FISKE, Cleveland
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100000 Gifts forth People!
THE WORLD RENOWNED
SEVEN-MILEr MIRROR,
Of the Lakes, Niagara Falls, St. Law
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NoW Exhibiting 0t the Chinese Assembly

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renee and saguenay Rivers,
Now Exhibiting at the Chinese Assembly
Rooms, 539 Broadway, NGw.YOrk,
In connection with its Exhibitions, the
Proprietor, JOSIAH PERnAM, intends selling
100000 Tickets Only, at 81 Each,
Each Ticket admitting urpersons toany
exhibition, and emitting the holder to enc
share of the 100000 gifts following: q
The whole of the magnificent series
of paintings, known as the SeUen-
Mile Mirror, valued at............." SAC, 600
1t having realized double that r ,ss,
sum by its exhibitions. af y &&
A Farm in Burling gton county, New
Jersey, containing 20 acres, ina
rich state Of cultivation, with a %
dwelling, barn, and other nects-
sary out-houses, fronting on the
Deleware river, zone mile from
Beverly, and tengmiles from Phil
odelpha; access 10 it every hour :.
of the duy, either by Railroad or
Steamboat, and also containing
Peach orchard OF 1900 trees, on
which thousands of bushels of Sol
peaches have been raised this
Year, valued at.............."....... $4,000
Any information about the Farm l"
can be e'given bylJAMEs H. FARRAND, ~
Assembly Buildings, Philadelphia.
The celebrated trotting horse, Tel al
egraph, who con tror a mile in
E $50, with two persons in wag. ~
on. To be seen at the franklin %.
House, Philadelphia, valued at. 800
S Pianos, worth 500 dollars each. d. 2,50O
IS I" :" 300 /" 4" |, 500
Specimens Of the Pianos can be
seen at the Music and Piano store arl
OF II. WATERS, 1913 Broadway.
10 gold watches, worth $100.. 1000
40 l." g" I" So. 1900
100 Pens and Cases, " -" S.. 500
1000 Pencils, 1901 s.. 200
100 Orders for Hats, Con Genin, on
~. celebrated Broadway Hat ae
ter,) a a OO
5000 Gold pens, one dollar each, 5000
100000 Engraving, valued at 25 cts. 10000
53,7s9 Hand books, describing the Out
Seven-Mile Mirror, 6,0G9
-
100, 900 Gifts, valued at...,............. 9l,584