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Greatest Medical Discovery
OF THE AGE.
MR.. KENNEDY, OF roxRrEy

U
~ discovered i'll one of o. common pn,',,r.
'r'caS remedy iha, cures every kind of tn
NOR. IRON III" worst >crofiia down 10 a common
ltiAr" lie ha> tried il in over two thousand case
ami never failed except in two. 10th thunder hr-
NOR He has now in his possession over f:s HIM
"r' ccr'ltairo II i vauc-all within t,Sc,tv,r'il,S
Of Boston \ hcr"iit is ALWAYS experienced fror,
tlr Hrst b.ne, and perfect cure is icurrqu,d .ie.i
taken according 10 The directions. He has .-v..n
MS III :;clrE IL 5-srv :.etv Of humor ami L" cv-
cry Az and condition, L. every complexion AMI
constitution. ana always with the same result tfrr
nrniher> VII" have been 'ioctDrng ti'r twenty wears
m" lost ia''l N every thing. al! HI might >!i:
some r'l-c> IN. not theirs: hu' by taking ONE BOT
TIE have been a>t"'i>hc at til, effects Of H. r.
i've Iii" reader idea OF IL rise ami progress: H.
May, Ia. when he fir. made il 4 business. ha pre-
pared It IN i :hrre GAL" crock. In June lsa3. he
Ibid four Thousand IL. e hundred and twenty bot
tie 81 i.
Nhenlr began n make IT, he vas advised Ia "a
II some wonderful foreign herb. But Ne >:v> No
II Won are not willing - be- cared by RorIw,u 1rtris
Won can Try french op,s. and RnTjuru ,r,e,ls lave
succeeded To- charm fir even the lrlie~- DAYS of
Io"r>cni's Sar-ararili wi> II" comparison To- il At
r.taIi.
oEpWAl & WADLEIGH. Lawrence. tiass. -
elusive agent. fer New Hampshire ami Vermont i,
whom all "r,ier> should ',. addressed
Agent. {. BIN.HAN -; .I"hn>hurv. who viii
supply dealers in this >ecl"n g. Vermont with TIE
above article at wholesale price, Al>n for sale bv
j. y. H. WEEKS banviil- sS,ru3i>s 80
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Mc1ndoes Falls Academy

HNlilS NEW SCHOOL will he opened on We,ine~-
day, sept. II. and continue LLEyEx WtEKs.
under the instruction of
F.. CLEAVLAND. NJ. A.. PRINCIPAL.
with able Assistants
Mr. tII,vLAND is an able and experienced
teacher, and the Trustees feel confident that the
School will take and sustain an ele atgd position
under his charge
lllllON Payable during the first three weeks
OF the Term Common Englisl-S3OO.
Higher English $50.
Languages 400.
French, Spanish & Italian each extra LOO.
Monochromatc. Poychromatic and other orna-
mental branches will he taught at the usual prices
Board, and room; for se-boarders can be obtain
ed on reasonable terms
W A. WEAKS. Secretnru.
Mclndoes Falls, V 1t. 1858. s4lwf
NOIlCE... This NAV certify that hare given
my son. Milo B. Morse his time during the
remainder Of his minority and shall rae no debts
"f his contracting CLAIM any of his earnings af
ter this date. JOHN 81 MORSE.
Attest. T. SMITH
Morgan, Sept ., 1853 e41ws.
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For Sale!
TIE RL.trkSNI7TT .SIIOp

4 ND Tools. hrl'"-i, ~ the estate. Of The l,..
"a Deacon l'ar.rI BARTLETT. situated in -l.e thirty
'N- VI-!"@" q "" ''rr. V, anl Urar n" Depot;
".:''r"A -''"' workman fui Ji.-y ui ..r..r.loy
'n"u'-.h"re being in the place stores. ,,r;rri,c
":I'".l t3n'rv. >aw-n'. wh""lwri.li. and fur
nNur' mtnu'ar'nrv. public houses an Il flnIr;.h
NJ SEMINARY vi l"ruIl. -.."grher with large farm
li1g r"i'UA'on, and tut on blacksmith
IN" premises viii hc sd | low iur cash or annrov.
81 credit. For further particulars address The. >!l.
>cr.her. post paid ~ l. Long Wharf Boston Mass.
DANIEL BARTLETT. Fx'r.
Sept II. l>j: si1ws
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T III e C. A L E D. OMAN.
eB We are indebted to Mr. Robinson tel
egraph operator in this place, for many re-
turns of the election.

THE House AND SENArE.-We bav,
telegraphic and other reports from more than
half the towns in the State, stating that the,
have gone whig, democratic or free soil, with.
out the names CT the Representatives. We
publish such town only where the name of
the Representative is given. These REPORTS
make the net wing loss in the House some
IA. No change in the Senate, according to
the reports, except one wing loss in Orleans
and one in Chittenden.
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Farm at Auction.

~ Ill. be sold At ,rhlic auction or the 81, do -,
" 'c'"her neN', at O'clock. p. NJ. = Farm
situated an"nt on" mic northeast Of Sutton corner
on ,he ine OF the Railroad from 81 Iohn>b,trv +,
''li; anu contains Ia acres of land. well divided
ia" '.'"e' moving AMI pasture land about % =
cre> 81 heiNv tmhered land. living on or very r.a,
the kiiiroa, Inca good house containing ei-l,
rooms al iinshe! and ;ltariv 75w. two barn bais
ana Nv" wells OF water. The Farm i well -encs,
WIN cedar rails. boards and s.o,.e. ANY nersn,
wishing /" buy will find the said .arn 10 le a ,,.,ot
Investment Credit viii he given 10 the pur.i,;,>o-
Il required tor part Pl"i-e call before p,,r,h.>
i,lI e'-r"h"rr t"r further particular, Inquire Of
''.l r'e' az Sutton C"rl'"r,or james Clark on III,
". ?. CLARK.
''''''"' ''!''- ~ i>'b. -l--S
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APPLEBEE & QUIMBY.
Tin, Sheet Iron & Copper Smiths
LYNDON. VT.

Manufacturers OF every variety Of Tin. Sheet Iron
a'if copper VAR. also hand a general assortment
81 ''nparnH' and STAMPED ware Lead Pine. Iron
Pumps. &c.
g Orders respectfully solicited and p~orl,.,
executed!
- y hh"ra! discount r the trade Job work
'"'.'' =" "r':"r with accuracy ami .'-;atch.
>-.,' =. $50. ..i.T
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Stoves, Stoves !!

I'lit Subscribers have iu-t rec. W., \ Ia-oa as
j >"r.Incnt ~ Conh and Pari..r >-ny., ,.,n,nris
ING many of the late improvements. which -h.v cam
sell al prices that DIZZY C"MrrrI11n>'
NFLEREE X QCINRY.
Lyndon, Sept > SD S.I-r
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COAT AND PANT MAKERS

WANTED BY the subscribers EIGHT GOOD
w COAT AND PANT MAKERS, To whom the high
est wages will be paid, ard constant employment
given. ROLES & UEMING
ST. Johnsburv Aug 81, 1853. s4otf
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And that so much Of said lands VIII be sold NJ md
lie Auction at the School House il! district number
one in said Victory on the Eh day of October next
at ten clock A. NJ. as shah re required Z" di>charg,
the said Taxes with cost -HI!cs> pr viol>lv pad.
Dated al Victory This .Soth dav III ADJUST. A H.
lt33 I>iOm3l Al STIN IE\l EE.i-r t.r,fa'a.
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BRIGHTON MARKET Sa,,. I

At market 1900 beef cattle, 1000 stores. % pairs
working oxen. loo'cows and calves, 5000 sheep and
lambs, 1000 Swine
PRICES. Beef Cattle-Extra' ST.; 1st quality !
"a quality, 81: 81 d"6aGi ord. S5a5;.
Working Oxen-Ss5al40
Cows and calveS-S2l 29a4s.
Sheep and I.amhs-s2, 2ia3; extra s4.to6.
Swine-6a7;c; fat hogs 5taGc.
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NOTICE

) hereby given thu. there viii be an application
tom" hex: Legislature i"r = new County. com
'">cd "t towns from tie Counties of Col.In,i,
Washington AMI Orleans. ELIJAH PFRRl
Cabot. Sept. :, SO. silva
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Small Farm for Sale.

A SMALL FARM is offered for sale in Lyndon,
IA within half mile of Lyndon Cer.er Oh the
Stage-rOad to- Wheeock, containing % acres of land
with u house and barn. Apply on the premises to
JOSEPH TRCDELL.
September !. 1853. s4Ow4
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" ANT E D!

DY THE SUBSCRIBER SIX GOOD AP.
ID PRENTICES to the Tailoring Business
70 whom good encouragement will he gwen.
-. y. GILBERT.
Danvine, Sr,fcmher l. IS! s4nir'
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CALEDONIA COUNTY,

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Victory Land Sale.

|3Nil. nonresident Pr"nr'''"r- al H.. Town of Vic
i tory, in III" County "f Essex and State Of ,r-
mont. are hereby notified that the taxes assessed
ny sad Town within the wear next preceding rh>
lat, reI1,aim Fher in whole in part unpaid IN
tic following iC>crhni Ia,i5 in said tr-n: In VII
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Consisting 81 Gcr7nlu Enci>h. Frar'l al A'..-
,.an Bralclul--all -rad'- ;..it COLOR: ria'a ~,
bang pu,>k;l- ami I:>- &C.: -. >ll,l',i -c..
-: rrr,:iriIi.> f;!ri N-,,.,> iur b. MI
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AND ~ muc'l 81 >:l'l I-an!> VI. o. - I TI'.c
Auction =, ki:rc.lcr Hu.'>u'.'- !ln ia .' Havrl..
,he ,iIih iav 81 October :.ezt - o-."rk n
frcn0aa - snail he Tr',';Iry ~ iisC..'. -. ~
- with c"-t. uni,.-> orr ;":-lv paid.
Dated al Eat llar,u ~ iir~; ,av -: >t','rn'.r
l>-3. SILVIA lloEh' / l. moo .f:r-: Constable
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TAILoRs TRAININGS CT ALL ElNDs

our Goods ALL MN AID h..,' i-'. -'l'-''.i
with great .fr. W, lee. conf ',' r- car =.
up ulT,.-, 90 order ia ~ GOOD Srt!.S. So -.3,.
be done: .'.a ~ ain-, am tine t''-'.'l-,i 2,
business ~ ia h,1,.> II -aimi'i- - 'l-r Sage. 81
al. in ~ast"fG,uh 81 tisT :Nr.AL { LDrlllNG.
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NOTICE

hereby given that a petition will be preferred
a me General Assembly at their next session to
annex the township of Bradlevvale and the whole
OF town OF Kirby, or the south part thereof to the
town OF Concord, and the north part thereof to the
town OF Lyndon and to annex tie town OF Concord.
inns -Lii' gc'!- tie County Of Caledonia
ASA ll1BBARD,
WILLIANi b. MAY.
4. W. BURROUGHS.
WARREN c. LEWIS.
west t'''."'rd, Sept :. 1853. Silva.
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Guildhdli,

If proprors of the Essex
within the
na" en whole Lands in sad town
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NOTICE.!
Oh ap Cash Store
AT PASSI,MPSIC. VI.

NHE Subscribers would not .;ere1rle Of Pas
Il sumP>ic and vicinity that they har filled m
the NEW STORE at Pas>umpsic and would respect
July invite the people to call and examine their
N E W GOODS,
winch will be sold as cheap as can be bought, for
cash. ALSO, a large assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
which will be sold very cheap
- PECK & MILLER.
Passumpsic, Sept. 10, 1853. e4ltf
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MELA>CHoLY ACCIDENT.-On Tuesday
evening last the fret .ht train of the b. c. &
NJ. railroad, which left this village about
nIne O'Clock. ran over and caused the dra. h
OF Mr. Leonard Shackior,l a short distance
this side Lake Village. Both lees were cut
OFT below the knee, and he died at 4 o'c,ock
on Wednesday morning. He vas a Young
man OF 70 years of age.and one OF industrious
habltS.and well respected by his acquaintance
cs. His brothers took the body ON Wcdres-
day, to Barn>tcad. his former place of resi-
dence.-.|Ierei,h " H. Gn,,tte.
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PETTES & HORTON,
MERCHANT TAI OBS,
FALL { WINTER GOOC~

YS-nllD respectfully iIi:n.7n \ ,,'tizr,.- = =
w .loili>I'urH ara Yicn-y. t!l..t the have j.
49,. - nm ,.A-...L.-,.t - u -.
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ESSEX COUNTY SENATOR.

?. S. Hartshorn, Wing, is elected in Is.
sex County. House, Wings and locos
Whole of Wing County Ticket elected ex.
cept Sheriff
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Sept. :.
Atmarket GENERALIZATION beeyes and 500 stores
consisting Of working oxen cows and calves, l. 2
and years old.
-Siaiket-Exrra beefS7; 1st quality !:
ID quality 6ta6i; Sd qi7..,y 5.a6; ordinary 4a5.
HdcS-S6.
Pelt>-S,"1.
Calf Skin>-1lc. per ID.
Veal Calves-S6,Sa II.
Stores Working Oxen-s9s, I22al6o.
Cows and calves-S2l, 30a74.
learlings-Sa10.t
Two years oid-S15. is a32
Sheep and lambs-6I562 at market. Prces-Ex-
IRA u, 5a7. By lot, s2!a4,
Swine-wholeSalc c. rc'ail &c
Cpt-lo SrocI, x lamhS swine horses
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ENrL">IoN.-A terrible explosion occur
red at Wheeling, on Monday; 30 keys of
@unpowier exploded on the wharf, killed one
drayman instantly, and blowing another in.
to the river The wharf boat was complcte
~ demolished, and the steamboats, Orion and
Salem damaged; several windows were shat
tered throughout the CITY.
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klrTENS ALIAS RATS-Wc witnessed. 4
few days since. one of the most SINGULAR
,I"htS we ever hcheld in our Iitc-it was that
OF mother and her family of little ones
these were the circumstances 4 rentlc
man at Portsmouth had cat which few
months since, was found surrounded with
four tens. Not being disposed to raise so
LARGE d feline family. h. concluded to dispose
OF three OF them in their kitten hood and ar
cor'lIn@!y caused them to be drowned. In 2
day or two afterwards, it occurred to him to
look INTO the barrel, where pussy" was
domcllcd with the tavoritc ''maltee.'' for the
purpose OF noting It's progress towards cats
estate a; when. he was not little surprised to
find with the cat, and DRAWN" nourisbment
from her, the same number of tjur-not tour
kIttenS-no, only one kitten, and three vouno
rats about the size Of common mice. These
she would careSS and wash and fondle in the
same manner She did her own onsprino. and
apparently knew no difference between them.
hus things went on until we saw them. at
the age OF about two months. when the rats
had become halt grown. The family is vet
together, and happy in each others society ::
the mother is doing as well as could be cx-
Pected, and appears as proud of her own and
hcr adopted vonng ones as any other cat with
family. We have ever deemed it nossibIe
for the Lion and Lamb to lie down tope.her.
but until we saw this sight, the idea never
occurred to our mind that Mrs Pussy could
so tar pull the wool over her own ewes as TO
foster and protect nest Of rats deeminc them
to be not only kittens, but bone of her bone
and flesh OF her flesh Wonders will never
ccase.-HrerhW EepuiHcnn.
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RrN>iNG MATcH.-On Friday morning.
at about five o'clock. ACCORDING to prcvion>
arrangement, a running match came Off on
the sidewalk around Boston Common. the
distance being miles between two Young
men. named Thomas Mitchell and Charles
Leeds, the latter making the time in ) 30.
and coming in about half minute in advance
OF his competitor, who sent the challenge
There were about 1900 persons to witness
the affair, which created considerable excite
mcnt.
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INfiS NJ" SCHOOL will he opened on Weine--
day, sept. IA. and continue LIEvEx WiEKs.
under the Instruction II
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4 FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
BRE WEIR e. ADAMS.

II W BREWER and W. W. ADAMS,
j having entered in copartner.hip in the
Dry Goods business, are now opening at their
stand, Northwest corner of the pubic square
IN Marshall, one Of the largest and best selected
NTOCK or GOODS
ever brough, TO this market. 1t Is impossible
10 enum,ratc all of the articles We have on
hand, but We desire 10 LAY few words TO our
friends And iirst to the
LADIES
We would inform the ladies' that IN the
selection Of cur stock, We have had an eye
particularly TO their benefit, and think they
will be much pleased with our seleclicn. Our
assortmen,s Of muslin DE- lain.s silks, dc,
embrace a variety Of choicest dress patterns
We have also neat collection Of prints, en-
braclng the very finest 10 the cheapest article
We have choice assortment Of bonne,s. con-
s-iing Of every variety, and embracing the
lat.., shle. AID hes, finish. We hors s.,s
ladies' II call on Us, and examine QUE stock
GENTLE MEMS GOODS.
We have a choice assortment Of gentle
mems goods, consisting. Of every article usu-
assortment Of
READY MADE CLO7HiNG,
suitable for spring and summer embracing
coats oi all kinds, pants, vests, shirts. drawers,
socks, Sc. We have also fine assortment Of
HATS,
Moleskin, Drah, White Beaver, Fur, koS.n.h
IAghorn, Panama, &c Ac
SHOES am BOOTN
A choice assortment of boots, suitable for
dppSs every day ware or piant Alton use.
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PQOoPDQTUo
TEXAS REPUBLICAN.

TINE TEXAS REPUBLICAN, hsas~ ~ ssUla
j rap-r vsb,sh>d N Eesasss Tssss, ~ esHe11as
greater asoan, d wedding massss ~" ~ ssessv
paper IN 'esaa ~ Loutsana.
Il n published 81 ,h< lac pocs Il - - - saeee.
II psid at she t'vns II sshscshsne - - ~ =
.,. ssonsts q ~ 0om psyasas y dshys6 ssa1 eGs
thr sss mo~tks.
No ,ah.crk taken cot n ils esaaey WtsAsua -
advances p ynprnt. have lpsssi nass usoAs -
collect such d~bss than ram The msNsy.
Persons wishing % sub-ef,bs raa n NJ ssoa.see
the cn~y by mail r.k taking shs fsesass = ~
Pos,ma-tzr that the nosey hes bran ssn:
A. thu tay-r has hrrn nearly fpos ysAW h apssa
ton. deem It unp-evssavy IN ny 0oeh n ~ ~
ras-es fu'ar- rcsn~. Taking tie pasa - gu11R
willing 10 t- judged by IL
" Is su~cs~n, IN cay. tha II u teWorsNe c4eos.
and viii cndeavor to maintain the prtff .pss u thea
party Ia their parity.
Marshal !. I~r'apa The bes, iotstton ~ Q rsWspo-
pr of any other place IN Fave 1ssAs hevissQ Q
IN ~e~l " mail from shwvepno. and getting esVe1
many pap-fs ny The various bssw that N tie -
River trade. enabled TO lay h~kws ar MAXIM
IN the nercf later news than they can obtain shsuaaA
any other chsnn-i Besides. ~~ hav. . >aluahle -.
change lis, II r.s' sufy pspsn and saaess,nee. en-
b~e.ns of the p,iuav pubicr ,tons IN the
country FROM the. ~ have the bsst heilissss ~
making mn Interesting Paper.
Politics news literary sslecioos Ni'fno6 arftesea,
-duca isal matters the nafkee and every Thing eal.
ons- "a nd, ance the inisres VI our usae ard csuslsY
viii is f,uusi IN is columns
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e. X r. &C L. h Ely.
AT TyiEiR Or STAND on TIE CORNER.
IVES, aide Of the Public SQUARE.
AMI sow Rtcs'vxo
rHD LAno1sr STOCK Or oooDo
Eru offered IN tbs Mavkei'
THEY respectfully invite the attention d
l their old customers (ss many god new
ones A. they can GET and buyers generally. -
their present stock Which has been .el<cte1
with cres, care In the best northern nstkesa
Their stock comprises . general and band.
some assortment Of
SPArLE AND FAvCY DRY GOODS.
Hordrarc, Cutlery. Hats. Boots. SAoes.
READy MADE CLOTHING.
Tin Ware. China. Ciass. and Qussascers,
Wood Ware. etc
II is usual for merchants in their sdvsstise-
m-n,s to make many fine promises, and hold
out extraordinary inducsms nts 10 their ess.
TONERS Relieving the people kaov ell Of
this kind Of stuff to Re . AumbvG, W. shall
make no such promises, and hold out no falso
Inducements. But this We do psomies-thae
wc Will sell you good goods and ., such press
A. " III enable you to purchase. and u to live.
We sol'ct q continuance Of The paiiooaSe -
hb.raliy extended hsrstofors.
SCHOOL Doo8s.
We have on hand the iargess vaNs4y u
School books, stationery. md al artacles pss.
ta,u,ng to sach trade ever odsssd ia AaseAaA
". would invite the attention Of pssests ~
teachers
April Is. 1856? ~
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JAMES NJ. CURTIS, & o. J. TAYLOR,
- having purchased the entire interest of +.
q. Pierce, Esq, in the late firm of Pierce, Tay-
Tor, q Curtis, beg leave to inform their friends
and the public generally, that they Will con.
ilnGe the mercantile business, at the old stand,
under the name and style of CuRris & TAy-
LoR. They have in store an extensive a-sort-
ment Of goods, Of almost every style and va
r'ety, aud which they will sell IL, low "a any
house in Texas, for cash, or on the usual time
to debt-pay!ng customers
CURTIS l. TAYLOR.
Marshall, June 10, 1893. n3i-ly
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cards, of ali sizes; a superior article Of book
paper; besides fine 10, II fooI-cnp. folio pssl,
and letter paper very pretty assorsmens Of
note paper for printing ball tickets; funeral
note paper, etc, etc. His work !. no, only well
executed but is done ~iihou, delay.
PAMPHLETS. FUNERAL TICKETS,
CARDS BLANKS, If ell nals.
BALL ri, kETS BILL HEADS,
STORE BILLS HAND BILLS,
BhILFs, HORSE BILLS. &C..
will be- printed At the shortest notice.
lie has on hand a lot Of Blank Executions
and citations for magistrates ALSO, . lot Of
Hank \otes
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SURGEON DENTIST.

4 c. MARTIN, resident of Marhal for
"a five years past, thankful for pas, tavors,
requests a continuance OF the same Having
received a fresh supply of teeth and instruments,
he Will insert teeth from one to II full set, With
OF without clasps.
Oiioe at r, sdcnce. second block, east Of the
square
April =, 1853. "
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HOUSE CARpENTERlv0.

THE undersigned having entered into co.
j partnership in the house csrp~nter,nR
business, would respectfully inform The c,u.
gems Of Marshall and vicinity. that they srs
prepared to execute all order. in their line. 10
a speedy and work nanlIke manner. They ~
prepared 10 take contracts fof building o. 60.
ishing houses, making sash and doors 70
order.
Their shop is located nei the soush.wsse
corner Of the public square. They hops 70
&c, share Of public patronage.
r. J. LOCGHERY,
J. {. nLA<kENSHIr.
March S. 1859. ~
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

FILTERS Of administration were granted
IL TO the undersigned on the estate Of VIM,
D. Ferguson, deceased. on the 30'h day Of
May, A. u. 1883, by the county court, held in
and for the county Of Harrison, Texas. Thu.
is, therefore, to notify all persons having
claims aga,ns, said estate to present them, duly
authenticated within the time prescribed by
law and those indebted to the same will make
immediate payment.
WM. r. BURNETT Adm
June 25,h, 1888 noI-ot.
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W arnlssg Z.
Furniture Here ~ Last!

WE would invite the attention of our
w iriend-, and the public generally, to our
(largc and well sclecicd) stock Of furniture
now on hand and daily receiving.
Bur,aas, Be.isieads, Tables,
Staad', Nat,s, WILTON Ware, DE-,
Chairs n all kinds,
winch We offer low for cash Those wishing
to rurchase anything in our line, viii do wei
to give us call, and examine our stock and
prices, before purchasing elsewhere.
Gall at the old stand Of King Thetford's in
MARSHALL.
THETFOKD 4 WILSON
Way ~. lshS. MS "
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LAW NOTICE.

Il W. Chiffon partners in the practice Of
Law, under the name Of Buwdon & Chiffon,
have located permanently at Tyler, Texas,
They will attend promptly TO all bushes. en-
trusted to their care III the Supreme Court and
the United State. Dis,ric, Court, held at Tyler
o. the Eastern Division Of Texas, and IN the
Courts =: the sixth and ninth judicial Dis.
tricts.
July %, 1853 IL