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NIkGINIA:-Ata Circuit Court of the

NIkGlNIA:-At Circuit Court of the
County of Henrco, held a. the State Court
House, in the city OF Richmond on Tuesday, No
ven5ei Il. 1856 re
Charles C. Hudson ia his ri sht well as admin
Istrator de boniS with the will anne Xed of bar
rett Price. deceased, aud administrator Of VIM.
B Price, the elder sou Of the eaid Barrett Price,
deceased, P:5S-
Against
John Weatherfori and Mary F., his wife, Edwin
Hudson, John p. Hudson, Christopher Hudson,
JoScPl Bernard and Cathauue t.. his wife. Robert
kedtoEd, john Eowies. husband OF Martha
Bowlss, decd, Edwin n. Nuckos and Sally, MS
wiz, Indiana B0wIeS, infant, Alexander b.
huiChes0H, sheriff of Heurico county, and such
administrator OF Sarah RedfoTd, decd, William
Barrett Price IN his own right and as executor OF
Elizabeth Rutherford. decd, John A. II Ruther-
ertDrd. 81, Patrick II. Hart aud Maria Louisa his
wife. Thouas 2. August, committee of John 4. Fl.
Z. ArmsJead, judith Nj Aunstead, Louisa Arm
stead, VrriuIG Arpstead and WIN. Il. Arustedd
infants under the ago of tweuty.oue years, Thos.
Arnstead, husband of Albany Arustead, dec d ,
james Neal, husband of Catharine Neal, decd
MHnttord a. Hurt and Ann Eliza, his wife Chan
h Neal, the unknown personal representatives of
James TsliaterrO and Patsey ia aterro and Judith
Price, Itfss
In this the Court doth adudse order and de-
cree that one OF the commissioners of this Court do
proceed ut such time he shall appoint and as
lily may bG. TO gate and settle the accounts of the
compainaDts in respect of the monies received by
him from the proceeds Of the sales of the slaves of
Barrett Price deceased. and to apportion the same
among the parties entitled according to their
| respective interest therein.
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M EMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE

LVk are solicited to cali and examine my stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING at No. 1874 Main St
Having open my second supply of winter Cloth
ing am pre- pared to furnish all of the very latest
styles out of all qualities and every article to be
found in a Clothing and Furnishing House. Being
of January all in want of good well made Cloth
Ing at unusually low prices, for cash. will find it
greatly to their interest to give Call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
J. u GOODMAN, No. 1874 Main st,
Opposite Eagle Square,
N / have on hand also good supply of Trunks
and Carpet Bags.
da : n n
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NORTHUMBERLAND truthful. life

NJ like, finely finished portrait or miniature Of
relative friend, severed from by distance death
who would not prize and desire possessf clear,
rich toned, durable Dsguerreotype 10 object rarely
seen. But M0ULSON'S Pictures Withstand the test
OF time and are pronounced by the highest authority,
unsurpassed on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for one of these fine Portraits Is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
sale.
Strangers and citizens cordially invited to call
aud examine specimens
Observe the name and number-MOULSON'
and Side Liuht nagna gnerY. Ito Main street.
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RICHMOND MARKET
MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF RICHMOND, Dec. Is.

SAILED,
Schr. Hanover, Whippe, New York, mdse., D
Cunie.
Sour Susan. Rogers, Boston, mdse., D Curria.
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdse
passeLg
Steamer BeIvidere, Clifford, Baltimore, uldse,
LutilGn ( Watson.
New YORK. Dec. i2--C care = schr Henrico Ches-
ter. Re huond; schr. B4rnstable, Burgess, Freder-
Ickshurg.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l2-Arrived, schr Col L. E.
Davis, Steelma,i, Richraopd
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GWOOPE'S FAMILY R.-A
~ small lot In store, for sale bv
BROWN e. SHOOK
de8 Near Central Railroad Depot
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Painter TO THE SESATE.-IE Will be seen by
reference to our Congressional summary, that Bev-
ely Tucker has been elected Printer to the Senate
Of the United States He received % Votes, Gen.
Armstrong IT. and Gales Seatoa /. This result
took the outsiders by surprise, since it was looked
npon as triumph of the lizards" over the Sofrs -
Withont presuming TO give our own opinion on the
subject, VIC may state that the election of Mr.
Tucker will be of qualification to his numer-
ous friends here.
The following despatch is published in the Balti-
more papers:
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL ALL the free-soi demo-
e-ls all the wings in the Senate except Messrs
Jones aud Bell of Tennessee voted in the Senate to.
day for Mr.. Beverly Tucker the successful candidate
for printer There ID something little oinin0us in
this vote Some think it toreshadows which way
the wind may blow hereafter.
Mr.. Tucker, in yesterdays Sentinel, gracefully re-
turns his thanks for the honor conferred upon him.
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GRANULATED GIN :

fsss.As..sf.5A UhANUIAIEU GUM
NFYffSE5sis This besutifa Al article used for eexa
11IITYYp ring artificial teeth on their PLACES
SURPRISES svery attempt ssimisatiua
the natural gum with sotnewhht similar
whilst its strength Is great thst have vel - han,
Of the FIRST set Of teeth In which IL 1rs b-e Ir,h a.
By accident or by use.
MY Gold and Silver Filings are mich admired fi,r
their smoothuess. This of surface prsvsnts
the Judgment of food about thesn which would ne a.
der them worthless; besides, my plugs win retain the
natural teeth through life, az they come out.
After loag course Of experiments. have sscure1
compound for weak teeth, that can be- nsad W hen
it is Impossible to use amy kind Of metal.
Il. ID. ARLINGTON
Graduate Dsutirs
OFce one door from 10th, on Main st rot
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH

sIvrsSs. ARTIFICIAL TEETH
ft1Ft}H3s335aA GREAT AND IMPORTANT M
~lIIlYp PROVEMEHT.-The undersigned
have purchased the right to use DR.
ALIENS PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode
Of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which Is one
of the greatest and important inventions ever
rnshs in this branch of the Dentists art.
The improvement consists in the employment of 9
metal superior to gold In purity, and in the complete
at the same hme forms the most beautiful and nstu
raj looking gum, and filling all creviees and irego
arltes, and rendering it impossible for she teeth 70
become unpleasant to the by the sccumuls
ton of particles of food other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth 10
comparable TO this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth inserted in the ordinary
way, and not giving satisfacton,) invited 70 Try
this invention, which they do ct but little asd[
tonal cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens % this kind
of work to any persons who will call at our ONCE,
whether they want artificial teeth or not
. WAYT l. MAHONY, Dentists,
my I7-dawts Office. zG9 Main street.
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COMMISSIONERS OEEICE

RUTTER.-Prime articles of Roll and
- Goshen, just received and for sale by
deS A. Z. MOORE, 1870 Broad st.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned beg to in
~ form the public that Z. A BOTTCHER will
leave for Europe about the middle OF this month"; for
the purposn of making purchases and supplying US
WITH all the new fashions for the coming SEASON.
We shall therefore otter our present wel-aksoYtea
stock of TRIMMINGS. FANCY AND VARIETY
GOODS. at CONSIDERABLY REDUCED PRI-
CES, and respectfully solicit call fioa, all in want
of any of the above named Goode
Orders for any special article line will be re-
ceiyed aud promptly attended to.
HIRSH < B0TTCHER,
NO 29-lm* I79 Broad at
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Y MPURIANT ID r e / 3 o N.-MUR-
Il RAYS DAGUERREOTYPEs.- The public has
decided that the FLESH TINT DAGUERREO.
TYPES taken by the subscriber, are the most beau
utui and correct of any lin the universal world.u-
Combining every essential requisite-feature express
zion, eoiorthey cannot be otherwise than perfect
lac smile OF nature. The citizens Of Richmond and
tain pictures all times at the well arranged and at
traetise Gallery of JOHN MURRAY,
Eagle Square, Main street. sign of the Red Flag
N. B.-prices very reasonable Stereoscopic Pic
lures taken in style which cannot be exceeded.
de
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS Superior
Il Chewing Tobacco; Havana and Principe Cigars
of the most approved and popular brands. For sale
by PURCELL LADD CO,
de7 Druggists, 90 Main ut.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TUESDAY, Dee. IL, 1853
Prsyer by the Rev. Mr.. WoonpaIpaE.

Prsyer by the Rev. Mr.. WOoDEGIpaE.
Committees made reports.
A rp2r; from the Committee o'PToposfti0ns aud
Grievances, against the eXpedicncy OF furnishing
10 commissioners II chanCCEy, acts OF the General
Assembly, was read and adopted.
Bills were read first and ordered tn be read Il
second time among them bill TO provide for the
completion of the Covinstou and Ohio Railroad;
this bill appr0pl iaies S51UO,GtD for this purpose
The Senate bill, Incorporating the Virginia AZ
ricultuyal Society, was reported by The Committee
of Agriculture, NC, without amendment, and was
passed by the House.
GA N ton Of AR. ANDERSON, the petition OF the
James River aud kanawhs Company was referred
- the Committee ou Roads.
TIE engrossed bill for the relief OF John NJ Price
read third time and passed.
Resolutions were offered, adopted a2d referred;
among them the following:
BY Mr.. HAVMoNn.-Iato the expedienCy OF so
amending the charter of the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad Company, as 70 prohi0iC the Company
from masking improper Determinations as 10 the
rates Oh charges between through tonnage and ira
vel and way tonnage ana travel.
By Mr.. IINs.-Iato the eXpcd;eDcy of reporting
Bill No. SIS Of the last session, Tor running and
marking the western boundary line of this State
with Maryland
b Mr.. MATo-Into the exped ency OF amending
the 24Ih section Of the o7h chapter OF the Code, in
regard to tobacco inspection.
Petitions were presented and referred, among
thetn-
By Ir. WHITE, of VIM. Priddy and others for
the passage OF law declaring South Anna River q
lawful fence
By Mr.. DUxx-Of Fayctte McMullen, praying a
divorce from his wife, Polly \. McMueu.
Mr.. Moore offered the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
EcS0!Ctd, fhat the House OF Delegates have
heard with deep regret OF the death Of Mrs SARAH
JOHNSON, cousort OF his ExcelCncy, JOSEPH OHM
SON. Governor OF the Commonwealth, and that we
tender him cur sincere coincidence in hi, bereave-
meGt account OF this dispen52tion oi Divine Pro
whence.
Rcsosoe&, That as mark Of respect the Clerk
OF this House Dc communicate a copy OF these res
oiuliOns 10 the Governor, ana that this House do
now adjourn.
And therCuJ0U the House sdia1Jrne,y
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HOPS:-One bale fresh Hops received
H aud for sale by
de9 CHAs. MILLsPAUGH, Druggist.
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III EEDLEWORK EMBROIDERIES-
= A tine assortment of Sleeves, Bands Chemise,t.
Collars ard worked Hdkfs just received aud will he
sold cheap at MILLHlSER& BROTHERS.
Qe IA1 -.
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HlN PLATE.-Single, Cross and Roofing
\ TN, OF all descriptions; Russia Sheet Iron and
b lock Tin and Spelier, for sale by
deS EDWIN WORTH AM l. Cn
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GPERMACETI, MACHINERY, SOLAR
~ AND TANNERS OIL-All of the best ousli,u
for sale by
deg DAVENPORT. ALLEN L. co.
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L'lRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU-
l. RANCE.-Tbe Richmond Fire Association are
prepared TO issue policies of Insurance on the
above description Of risks reasonable terms
the patronage OF the public Applications win be re-
;eived az the office, No. 25 corner CT Main and 9Th
'treeta where the officers will cheerfuliy furnish all
information that may be required All losses prompt
ly and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President
JOHN Il. BosAEa, Secretary. NH II
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YEAST POWDER.-Preston g. Mer-
Il rilPs Premium Yeast Powder, for sale nv
deS CHAs. MILLSPAUGB, DTusglsts
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TRUTH is MIGHTY.-A PLAIN AND
IL uhVARHISaED STAfEMEkT.-We com,
mend the perusal OF the extract below TO our readers
DIR. Ball is merchsnt of big character.
SANDY BoTToa, mIDDLEsEx Co VA
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I hUkKEE'S YEAST POWDERS-The
:. ~ chespesI and best Baking Powder now in USE
For sale II cans at l2l IS and iel cents BY
oo d u. J PICOT 4 co d apists
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'A'Oi SPOONS made of real Silver at
n Ia cents each, for sale by
de 10 GENNET& JAMES, Eagle Sousra
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4 OLORED AND BLACK SILKS, which
~ are really great bargain can be had by calling
on MILLHISER & BROTHER
dT ~" Rropd st
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IN OUNTAIN DEW WHISKEY-i0IJ
IVA bbls direct from Messrs Ma-,;r + "a ~
manufacturers, for sale by ' 'NO
DE 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co.
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tukE BUCKWHEAT FLOITR-Il
q. - barrels of very superior Mountain Bpckybeot
sale by "'e VI sfi~ ior
de II v
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{ bLD JAVA, Costa Rico, M.,nilla, La
sudyla and Rio C0FFEES, for sale by
nco WILLIAM EGBLESTON.
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DEAD THIS ADVERTISEMENT =
IA CHEAP READY-MADE CL0THING.-In
tending TO make new arrangements in their Clothins
the undo rsigned in order close out
Their present stock, which very large and complete
WI sell their extensive assortment OF Reudy- Made
SLoIHlNB, consisting of every article to be fout
Ia similar establishments, AT AND BELOW COST
PERSONS IN want will do we II to give call. They
may resi- assured that will do what we say--thai
"a, sell kEADY-MADE CLOTHING AT AND BE-
Low COST.
:, j. GREENEBAUM & sHLoss,
NO. 2" Main srrel. suext door TO China Hall,
CV- Don't mistake thesplaee. no 2s-ims
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xry OPLEAy s..-CoptibEed'
Snnnei RsInolds ,

Offs. Ne. 1913 Grnvisr street NeT u
.,r.. Ia cures "a aeers. ScaleneAd " l'.s
sWr,i,n. Sores and uiorfs. q every o-'.ff'
tea. l'As' O. 4s"S'I
The fllovrs . anolssr instance q We A.
,ot .htr. cures vhieh, S4nae' Refno O. ea3'
e.f LAesf b, e5,cisng. II 'ho-s sHo are @i-
a,e.rs ' lh ii.- dr-adfg. disease ler an3 tal'
sf, ssuseraird above vii sail upon D ~ he
ztll -strfg ihetn ffon TIE ss--i H'eiiY % ~
...-.ef ~ tr.i r..pss stability Niin " Nrui ''N'
,.r sarser.r. 3h8i lie cat and Coz. Co. "'i '"A.
- n..,t.s.. lie as. cured -Yyfa| easf. i"As
-.t, te,n gwen up bs lbe mot el-.neh' f''.-
t..,f..f, Zee tnafifv. ard ln .atfi i'i.'+
II ru. H. ifrafI8rhi l, uil ana r
r. one l.oald ronlHge - seasf HA'h fe'''
d. % &c ~ H@l2'
NV OEtrA,s Doeert-' H. i-5-
Dec 81. Permit E.r ta tAqrr'- ''h Pr
a.arm rsnk. TT ihe great -r-.t i'.
cam ,.ssr trsH t8-ut. aad o. .af 90 )os '.Ht
..- r.. ,r..-,It well A.. a-It b. ease,
s....r ...a.I I'D % your .f.U.uc f"f -'at-9N'
ta.as 5ut Jet taai Sac i.si- '''a.1
rssu,es..a 90 s4e .~pssc. oa 4fe. .ttIti'fr.' al
It.,t, q mae ~ ~. OF ibI, e,t. .t-s.r sou
nil. t.-.-r AHi. 4 person. ti-DdE ..- r.
gt, r aeed a. 49, .bo. q arab % i'-
er.tr fs-.b.f #io tie m4tfrf, ! 4u F-t p@ita TO
.s..f, en- Il ste trs8ta .i ms .'a,sa, Il.
Ih.aa rye esrcrf oH u.e eft q u' e-'
sHl o.. under tee r. aiuyri Of O., tfietfe
DE- G. 4.u tHf egtt mar-.-. vHsa ur pf'-
-sunc,. B.r cured. Darng .tmsi -u.i,f'1
/. great zra ilom By. if,. mfai, .Hd = .'4 .."
. r.i.rut.y s1m q uor.s ~ t- 'i@r %
mouth. fer Dr. Gla.rt -4fe u.c - g. cor d.
t. .... E.f.4 .|.. D.. o. ast .y .4 r n Tft leo "A fN
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new ORLEAN S.-Cssnnsed.

naKEY & HAWKINS. Factors end Ger,
s-sl COMMUNION .de-eadni' NO, |"
Gravier street. New Orleans J. J. tASsV'h'
Agent MARSHAL, Texas, 49,,
Beg e offer their best services 70 p'hn'er,
srs merchants, and promise attention ah'
p-sr s,sr.- 10 all eonsgnnasnis entrusted "
their care.
Arru2. l5.3 ~
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LADiEs BOOTS.

4 little glove stss up ny heart, rs tides stir
up tie ocean,
And snow.~iiie muslin, when /. h,.. wakes
nany eufiou. notion;
Al son Of ady.izins hhl ny f.eln1., as
they d or,er,
Bet little femele CATER boo,s, are death, and
nothin' shorter,
And Ju.t to put you on your guard,
u give YOU short md brief
4 email hotel experience.
Which filed ny hear, with grief
Las, summer, at the Clarendon,
stopped week Ct more,
And marked two" bootes" every morn,
before my neigi tor'. door.
Two boot. with patent leather tips
Two boo's which seemed to ,ay:
An arg 'rois around IN u."
They stole my heart away.
MW the servant take EN- Of
With those Of other bra,es;
He soul was all on ,lspenses
Bot nine WIS IN the boots.
And often in my lightly dream,
The, swept before ms face,
LADY grorng out OF them.
A. sos ere grow from va.s
Bot al ore morn .as sat,
Whi,h struck me lksnsone.
eons Other NINE wa on tie book
Thee sooii rssTs no. aloasl
great TAI isf Of s.itr boots
Were s'sueing y heir cd,
Ant - ih'y walked that afternoon,
And wilh them vtlssd-a brd,l
Inoulh, tnoush-A.y song i. .unc,
Lovs's tree b.ss bitter isui,.
Bs~a's Of beauty, reads, mine,
Bot oh bevare Of boots en-,
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THE eoP'rfaef-hP hefvi efere esis'.rs To-
tti. town tstster t.r .utsrt l+r-, under
,hs firm # kosrIT Dostfil & % s4. die
.a4sd 90 ihs IT. tn.laui. bt uufu. tar.t't
Lslasr parts 10 suttor-va 10 v.e lhr n4me 0f
tae . fra IN ia 'na
ROBERT DONNEII,
ALEX NttDNOtHE.
Ter l0H..a aaG
WV & DDNALLL.
sh-rvepa'' isfh March, 1883.
\ u TIE femainiy stock Of G0od- wi.
be .aid m reasonable frrm-, f1f each. t9 q. 81.
the, aHait. and those ine'L'ed 10 ltr la'e arm
vii p'ta.e ea'i ard settle, 30 as o. save COSTS,
TIA. bong our last call,
ROBERT DONNEii.
ArCOSOCHtk & UB%Nttt.
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Il MANUFACTURERS and dealers IN
r.. y 20. Brsgags. Has, CAPS ec.'
= - Psnsfn4. Les.orn >fsr, and hefiadn
ms. v 70 NasafIn,, between lanai ana
f,s.r,s7 -. Nv priran. AID No 10
b ..s.tcue street, Boston.
From our Homes at New / ofs and boston.
ve are constantly receiving fresh '1ff 'es o.
The '1te Goods.
c. US Dealers are in,i.ed 10 call and eN'
4r..ae Ger extensive stock.
Al u I>LN "
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Asssssss to julisns-in which /. 70
ssaisd = nl's'sks Of a might, IN con.eou.nc.
Of . blndins passion. Augu.,u. 4, to be-
imagined AL alone, o. cold c,id
stone. gss,ng inssn,Iy upon a second ,,o,y
window. Time. mlinight.)
- suing 'nA'h ne ~ias. of h,o.,,ns uixh,,
An On ID, ~snsio~ sssa 9TH nno,. -,
Iss III, turn hsdsr-i Ia snowy white,
ssso's NJ vision i.Ae 80 angel .Assp
U, jslars ssl Of ny soul
~ ~ '-s~es' =, isab. /. crushed md s,v..n
- NJ ~ Assn hsasasb The s~,e. eoo,rsl
on er"sl ran'rs ~sels you, ,. have ..,,,,
1hs ~'"ds Of n's's ssssnd me- es.diy.u-sp.
Tis sur have asash but ..srs.. ia ,h.,,r
a.. torment zee sairss. yourslf to .,-s,
Dss ysi " me ycu We no,hlns mr.. ,s,.
n eunain HIS ~hy--l n n.ulrn r,,..
y sat ~ N,D-'ts h.f Oh i.y l,,t.7
eaa.s rsr
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Shrevep>Vt ltver1iseasnts.

Vl- n DOUGLASS. h.eesi7. sa- r.
w. xs-ssy h--rssaT, saf-'.f La
VII give p.ony: sr,sniiou - il4 fyrsAfSffs
Of 1srchase .e AID :fsi.h. sAY?~1 10 a.
care
RryrYrycrs psvns & HsrT.soa. Ssv o..
<--s; - inty. Or--s & Co. Nfw c-s4a. d,
Aa@u & Pa CT. 6f-sn 4 Dca. ss-, h-aisl
4 iio~--.on. >t-g-sre~f
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ENHANCE OFFICE.

THE uud-f-itu,d has opened ar EXCHANGE
! offIcr in Ahretspofi, ard IS prepared to
.rli Ch.gk. on all TIE pnnel pal elite. In the
United State. also 10 pursha-e Exchange and
receive DEPOSIT.
viii continue to advance on consignment.
TO WNl0HT. WILLIAMS & Co, Cash ~ Bsrg.
ing sud Rope wi ply balances due .h,.r
customers at nv olhsr, frte Of charge
B VI. JOHNSON.
SrttTo-' la, Sspf II, 1884
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$500 CuAL L ENGht
HOBENSACKS WORM SYRvp


been known 10 fail in curing the mos, Obs,
nate case.. Worms can never east, when M.
remedy is ence used from the fact tina, /, no,
only DESTROYS them, bot removes all the aim.
and mucus y hich may remain.
THE IAPt WORM
Tins worm is A. most difficult one TO A.
stros Of all that inAaya. ne human body +
grow. 10 an almost indefHl'r ieuNh, and /.
coming 20 coiied AND fastened IN the nle.;lr.,
and he stomach, as 90 produce fds n, vnpS
Uase, D. Which i- the cau-s Of many eoin,
10 the grave. not believing tia, these COM
O.. .int- have their org,n horn the TAP, Worn.
consequently the, DO moi use the proper met
.r.s.. H.. i.rir disease. 70 THOSE Who arc :,
a..f,d sitA iai, a@.u foe to health, | recon
n,,4i tie a.e uf NO. Worm Syrup and Linz,
pa. tie syrup to be taken ia doses OF iva
,.ft. .rlaaii.-. three times day. then ,s..
t..r t.s d. ,asfa 81 my Liver plls. to d..
l,....e AID pas, i4s worm. BY -tncuy follow.
INC tir,- directions, tHe most obstinate cs,e,
- r.ee Nafu. GAN be speedily cured
R6TND OK NfONiCH WORM
tn. worm is asaad.} found ia the small IN.
te.t.re.. aud i- Tire worm most common VIA
children. vet % : noi rnuf''s 'ni"ed 10 then,
81. adult. have irr4ucrtI, been AhONu to sufp,
Rllu them IL sg"f 'tWs most iiomit,n,,
am, affected aith ial. IS ofm, are barine.,
suIa... oi tie bru{, -lImy s'ool., loo,s.
r,... a t.. boN,is, pilNng at the nose. ,
l.,... .e streak under la, eyes, g.. II YOU. q,
.r.. t,sr ca.Jtcn ha,r ANY Of lar aboss
symptoms, Hihsfs4-,s Worm NyTpg can 10
.air} d,g.nltd "pon-o> n'''s ''' yen have
t"f.a.h, -air' ah4 'f,'4l 'N''' ana u alter
u..Us . 4st"t-.ns !" lHe n'i''Io"'' 'pe patient
b.. tet t,-i.f'i .r "t@'li' "'l N'' ""a'A ihoi.
.u-hs eud.el'ei iloih "e y ,'eia' YOU ear
re-i assured lhsf- = TO ''H'"l pel ono The
era o. as 'nr t'e lhei' g, -" "a, u "ofd Is lali
"lfa 'a"se who a-r NY " %. ~ ,n st'st ,.a
A. tkibh> -" >H.' iiiA H', - =" o"FN
nee WIN ,,.'',l.t.,.'',,, s'H
p'aef' I'ri 4f' s,'s,'.t ~ y, , e, W. we
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eordaoee wan df''"'H' %" ''','' ',''.s -
49,. 49,. ,-..-.,o tb.. produce. Tie l,y,
u.s. ~ .-f4..,,...sl-,.,s.
..fI', ,..a h.t4s.l.
'"' Manufactures yUgg pfTyS
Nep.r OF ,h, system D, more u4oie to di,
,.t... ,t-a lhe Il..r. .i ucug supplied with o..
r,.-,s. l4sDi vessel, aud urrsc-, aud VI d..
,,.,e iH, blood 1T ,uur-e l.Hln- lhfeugh al
.,,,. ~ tse. n..i.. ,r,au.c. Ltttr Complaints
fI..|.....t 4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

THr bushes, wil be- carried on at ,he
Old stand by the undersigned, and eeu',
that nimble penny Is better Than ~"
ling. we've cut our prices dowh to 'an !,
motto. aud are determined to sell roNds :" 4
profits more for cash. and TO tener opF''s, .
the railroad comes to town. In the me"p'
We would suggest, prompt payments '"
scors, to enable us to carry out our oehs'V'
intent towards our customers.
WARD 4 \lNloN
Jan. =, 1853 vin2'-"