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FAMILY GROCERIES.

CHOICE WINES x LIQUORS-l0O
gallons Of best quality french Brandy 1926
gallons Of Old Pavilion 80 gallons Sazarac
Brandy; 10 Cssks Common, do; Sc boxes
wines assorted; 10 barrels tine Old Rrctifi-
ed Whiskey; 80 gallons Jamaca Rum so
gallons Holland Gin Also, great variety
Of fine liquors and cor,1ials for sale by
July ?s-ly J. PARRY, Il Co.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A FINE Buggy and Horse-she Horse
~ we'll suited to saddle or harness. APP
ply to sept q JOSHUA BEAL.
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ER STEVENN BROS. Il ga.

E. r. STEVENS BKUS, 4 co.
81 Common Street, New Orleans,
IIAVE the most extensive and varied
IL stock Of Stationery in the city. Let
ter and Cap paser Of every brand and quail
.y; printing materials, &c. MI OF which
are sod Oh ti,e most reasonable terms
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4 LSO ON HAND FOR SaLE-Force
II Pumps, India Rubber Hose for pumps,
Chain Pumps with the tnbes complete.
oct. 19-y. w. +. TUNNARD
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20 GALLONS of sewell Taylors best
~ Saxarac Brandy, just received aud
for sale by J. fAnnf y 70
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TUsT ARRIVED from St. Louis per
d Steamer st. Louis,
100 Kegs Lard, new
10 Bills
50 :. Mess Pork,
80 Sacks Galena Potatoes,
Dec. 1s.tf for sale by .lff
- rtl4 a s. VI. HART & Co.
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Carriages, HarAsss. 90.

COOKING STOVES &c.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have on han,l and
i for ssle lS Cooking Stoves ofdifferent
sizes and patterns which they offer at re-
duced prices.
Is dozen o. Rice's link Wash Boards.
may Is. w. HALL PIPER
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M asOnie, Odd Fellows, Sons OF Tenn
Ivl perance and Firemen's Gold Brea t.
pins, inst received and for sale by
Jan oily THEO. GOLDMANN Y.
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CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale BY
~ the subscribers. Samples to be seen
at the Office of S. NJ. Hart & Co., ..sf 81
aus23 Nv. l.s McMaiA b Co.
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barclays London Porter
tx Dozen. Pints and Quarts, just re-
/ y eeived and for sale by single bot
tie or dozen. [Jsn-lsl JOSHUA BEAt
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PR Qv lS1AE&!
Our I resent Stuck

~ u u IN - e tSu;aIs ~ S1kss1,
/ eies,b slew : susnmafy sfsueh uttsles q
Mfnx@ rAUDUCE. -.
Slk2& = ncw hase on Aasd,
a. Blown Sukar, FL Is Choice, Crushed,
Lovesinss Philadelphia: PnIverissd
do do Donble Loaf
do. "a, Small Loaf,
St. Jaases Refinery. Coffee,
Ch1ce Rio and old Java,
RicH, LouisiAao and
Cxsolina TnAss.
Imperial, Ehn-
powder. 1onng
H9sdn. Black
NC, &c.
PICKLES. quarts and hall Cslloas; Srlcrs.
Ginger, Nutn,egs. Cinnamon, Cloves. Nus
tari and Pepper; FISH, Sardines, Her
ring, Goldfish, Mackerel in barrels,
quarters aud Kits: OIL. Olive Il
Lamp Oil; WINES. Champaign
and Claret, champaign CIDER.
in hotties 4. M.cAaosi asd
veEmieelli; AGNospsS
Aaisins, Tomato and
- ppet c ats up;
-.. 0oahs0& Wsststn
- euttes; Western
sEfrauNoUs6 sses Crackers, Batter,
Bsscu,s, Sada Biscuit, Pilot bread,
BUCHWHEAT.
~ A.
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GOOD Oil is next to Good Wine"

lust received-rer ssranac, from St
y Louis-lOO bbls. Flour; extra and Pan-
cy; so bills Pork. NJ. and NJ. o. Also
Bacon, Hams and Shoulders, Lard, Soap,
Candles, StSfch, Tobscco. DC, &c ~
ianlS 3 ". HART & Co.
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A VERY LARGE and choice assortment
n of Glassware, Qucensware and Earth
enware Of new patterns, together with $500
gallons stonewsfe at ten cents pef gallon
for sale by J. PARRY + Co.
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MESS BEEF-2o half barrels mess beet
I'VE 90 boxes Buck Wheat. For sale BY
nov 27.y. THOS. PRENDERGAST
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Chloe BLAcKING z l8RUsHEs-eo
~ dozen shoe backing; doten >sbce
bushes. J. FAIRY = coz
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Local td,erti>e mtnt>'
FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
BREWER ~ tDiHS.

a. pprvyrp and " " ADAMS.
l.. '"'' " ,' -, ..,,,,,tc,.r.lIp In the
""''"T - 49,, ,..t, o,.ning At tlicir
w t' >e,,l,.,,,'., CORNER Of hepubllc .quarc.
m Marshall, onc Of ibt atrr.l AVID hcst selected
NyOfh or GOODN
ft...,,.,,..,i,.
,,,,n.,,t.. an al t,. articles Ne have Oh
E.rd hut we dr,,re io..ay a tcw words To our
t,eud. And hr-t TO the
LAPifN
We would inform the ladies that ia The
selection Of cur stock, ~ have hai aH eve
particulagly j. their benefit, and THINK They
nil Ia, much pleased with or selections. Our
a,,ortmeHi- Of muslin de lanes N'lN-. "''
embrace variety OF choicest dfcNN P"t'I,''
We have also neal '',o,''" W P'.,'s Ell, '"
We nave '''''' u.s., ,, ...,h,a..,,, ,b,.
>i''a4 o' 'N'f 80 q. la,, m.
latest ~'A I'- asa '''i "''S,' ~
'au''7 VII, ''. 49,, ,,, ,',,I rnony
on N'hf"f'.' y
We have cAare assortment "i R'h'''-
mems goods consisting "l every "t'''i. "'u-
ally sept 10 retail stores very handsome
assortment of -
Hhab' "'"H
suitable fer sprns anal summer eWtc' 'Hs
CONT of all Kinds. palt-, vests, -nti', drawers,
socAs. g.. W. igNe also hne a'soif'ts"l oil
MRS
u.,..L;,, p,,t WHIT. pray,r Far. kos.u,b,
I..shorn. Panama. &c.&c
NUOEN tND BOpTN
.ho,.. s..,r,m.ni ot bo,ts suitable for
dress. every da, aare, 81 plsn,ation u-c.
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SELECTED poetru.



These are three sisters. yoang ana iaif
Who bind zach bleeding heat
Their names are Charity, Faith and Hope
They Re scarce e'sf seen apart.
They visit ever circle, from
The cottage TO the king;
Thev ,sise the fallen, they heal the s'ss
And songs OF heaven sing
They stop before the rich man door
Faith knocks with unialierng hand
They enter the hearts Of TIE dwellefs thef
And DER them wave The wand.
The christian bow. bis hcnd in prayer,
Before the throne Of heaven
Faith, Hope ard Charity, whisper soft
"Tay sins will be forgiven
The SICK one suffering on his bed,
IIushcs his moan, that he may hear
The words they used 10 tell
Tie suaeriass Of Saviour dear
The hardened wording reekons not
OF treasures far above,
TIL these fair sisters touch his heart,
b. whispered words Of love.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-22
$500 CuAL ENoE!
HOPE SStCkS WORN SYRrp

An article founded upon scientific p,inc,.l.-
with purely Segetabl. sub.tan..
being perfectly safe When taken, and b., ~
been known To fail IN cufln. the mos, .l.,'
nat, cases Worms can never exist uh., ~
remedy is once used, from the fact tia, !, , ,'
only DESTROYS them but removes all the sli,s'
ard uacvq which may remain
THE JAPE WORM
Til, worm - the most diilicui, on. IN ,
~trny ~ an that nhihi, the human bodv
rrov- 90 an almost indefinite length. ana L.
coming 50 coiled and T. stcncd m the ipte..;a'
and the stomach, ~ to produce Fir, ~ yv",'
Dance. dc. which Is the raus. of manv o..
% III. grave, not b.lirNing that tn, Sc e.r
plniut- hav. their or,s,r from the Tan. "
consequently they dc not Use III. proper p.d
riuas fur their disease To those " ho ar. !,
ni,tet eith tins awful zoe to health, re..a'
mend the u-c 81 my Norm NyrDy and H..
p,{I.. the Syrup to be- taken IN doses Of ,,.
table ~poouiuis, three times a day, then ,,1.
from a,r Ia eight Of nay Liver Pin-. "a A.
lodlr and pass the wotm By strictly fonos
in,, these directions ihe most ob,tl.,l. e,...
Of Tlpc " ofm can be- speedily cured
RoIND or NTOUitU WORM
This Nor,n b usually found ~ the small Il,
te-iineS, ard - the yotm most common ui,h
children. vet is not entirely couhu-.i To them
as aduI,. have trrGnrurl, been known TO .ua.,
with th.m IT, .BgJtams most lromin.,.
abil, Effected with tlus worm, arp hatdrs..
and uluc-s of the belly -iimy stools. loo.e
ness Of the bowels packing at the ro,e
hlneish streak under the Eyes, &c II ysa. a,
an, OF Your children have any of the abo,s
symptoms Hh,Hsdcks Worm Nyrap can b.
,airi, Depended upon--h, using it, YOU have
certain. safe, and speedy cure aud Il af,.
using Il according to The directions, tie pa,i,p,
b, not restored b. health, ani the norm, thor
uuuhly rniiica'rd from the system. ,ou ca,
re-, assured there j. ne remedy betnud III.
pray.. a., TO, itil, th,tci> ne such word 6. fail
with thn-r who Use my Worm NuDg
t>FtRIDE> OK swan TIfRf 40 nORnS
These worms, to WHrh the human system
j. liable. arr the mu~i troublesome If an
others. They are generally to be found IN the
re,iun md Il allowed to remain. f,am the II.
ritation they producer, lay the Foundation Tor
,rtiuu, disorders, .urh A. Inflammation OF the
bowels, aud other arrangements of the ,lon.
a.h The test aud -ai,>t medlcnc that ca,
be u~rd. is H,b.Hsdcts Nnr1B >prug Such !,
me astonishing power Of nay t0edieiuc- ose,
a,earld,, ihaj I Diet, any one to pfodare
ease where ms WORN syrup aud Liver Plh
are recommended to be- used they p,i not cure.
Al tina, Is necessary l, To use The syrup ~ ae.
cordaurc with dirr,uou- on each bottle AID
IN east gentle purgntNc s'rcqaircd in ord,,
10 aluy the irritation the, prodnr the live.
Pills 10y their ssmpathiug action and healthy
operation upon the bowels, is the most plcasaa,
medicine ,hat eau be- L,Acn.
nom NSt,h y iUFR rms
No part OF the -lstrlu j. morc liable 10 dis.
east iinu the iiu.r. % htiug suppl ed Nith no.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-22
Southwestern Book store.

No. bh, Gratter ~, trifanS
II y McGlA\lS, successor Ia john Bal.
i. having purchased the entire stock of
books and stationery, belonging TO the late
John Ball, he viii coniinuc the book and sta.
tioheD business at the old stand, 81 Grayer
street, and would beg TO -olici. call FROM the
old customers Of Abe House, and all others
ishng book. and stationery Tor their own use,
" to sell again.
His assortnien, of school books, theological
and miscellaneous bouks blank books. paper
and stationery, isyery complete Tie will keep
constantly on hand all the publications of the
methods, book concern, which viii bc sold at
catalogue prices.
Book binding Of every description executed
with neatne and dispatch, at the lowest prices
Blank books of all descriptions, manufactured
TO order Al the shortest notice.
Orders for anything in his line Of business
wl be promptly executed, ard at the same
prices as Il the bpers, themselves, we're pres
EN-,
II. D. McG!NN!S, So Grepier st.
New Orleans. Jan, 8, 1883 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-22
VIEW SPRING GOODS IN

lust rceeiv'd and opening new and SPLEEN
- did assortment of Spring GOODS. for
town and country trade, embracing an extern.
sivc line of Staple Domestic; Foreign ard
Fancy Goods; together with u complete stork
of ladies and gents Wearing apparel from the
crown of the head to the -ol OF the foai. Iron
castings, hardware, grindstones queeusware,
-addlefy, etc etc, all Of which our friends
and customers ATE invited To call, price, and buy,
as oil three are synonymous, at our presen, re-
deesd prices.
WARD & VIVION.
Feb 10, 1853 n33-t
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PaMr HaplipHA,

THE attention Of buyers Is respectfully
i called to the extensive stock of wall pa.
papers and borders, both French and American.
for sale very low, at No. 10 Camp N,eei, beng
composed OF The most beautiful patterns ever
imported into this market. Those in want Of
the article would do well to call and examine
this stock and lean prices, Also, on hand a
general variety OF upholstery goods.
JOSEPH ETTER, 10 Camp st.
Jan :. l>52 nav
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.lAkEY 4 HAWKINS, FACTORS and GEN.
~ rrai Commission MERCHANTS, No 30
Gravicr street, New Orleans J J. CARgurH,
Agent, Marshall, Texas,
beg 10 OTTER their best services to planters
aud merchants, and promise attention aud
promplness to all eonsigumcnis entrusted to
thelr care,
April :. 1853 ~
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rue WILSON HOUSE.


SUCH ~ cords, tas-els, loupr, OF curtain
- holders, curtain bands and pins, cornice o,
rods, Muslin Curtains, large and extensive as
sorlmrnt OF paper haupings and holders.
For sale at low prices, By
JOSEPH ETrER Camp st.
Jan. 8, 1858 n27y
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GEORGE WOOD. VI d
I. GROW LEY. VI u.
l.. Bonn EN-. VI y.

r. Purchase none hut those hnvng the 'ls'
nature ] y iionENSAt X, rs all other
are worthless limitations.
Agent, Wishing new supplies. mud all other
Wishing To psr"m. agents, mu-l address W.
proprietor, } \. i0liE\SN X, at hi abb"
fator,, W 100 North SECOND street, abo'
Rare tlill.AptlpiIiA
Sold hy all Druggists and Merchants in IN
United States.
Man 2lst 1888 ~.
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~ WILLIAM - srRttirl

~ WILLIAM ~. srRtfi'Hs
Give me cd soug..-,houFh rude and bold,
Ye, sparkling with the Pures' gold
Such A. were sslahl,d n IRE
When rare Ben lonson swept the Tyre
Or flung from Shakespeare holder hand
Went vibrating through all the and,
And foa Nd in every heart tone,
That seemed an echo OF their own
Give inc old books--,he tones where Bind
IL. choicest treasures has enshnncd,
Rich with the thoughts Of burned Seer,
Whose genius eloricd tl'eir years
Old Observation-Disclosures and vcllum- bound
The wise, the witty, the profound,
Whose stained aud ample pages hold,
A rsrer wealth than gems Of gold.
cye me old paths--though few The blooms
Tha, drug the senses with Perfumes
And few tho -yrn no,cs that Keep
A chime TO steps that climb the steep.
Old pa,hs--,honeh rugged, bright ming sii'l'
Win golden CLEAN. from IonS Hill
By patriarch, aud prophets ifod'
And leading to the mount oi God
Give me GA friends--iho tried Of years,
Who.e soul is Ia their smiles ard tears
Though rough Of speech and 'o'i oi an
ye, lraak and bold and lcal Of heart,
Win steady faith, ard soul serene
seo,ning the hollow, false, and mean.
And open brow, and honest eye
The patent Of nobility
Then in some mansion old and grim,
Embowered by woods, whose twilight DIN
iIallows the noon. day, let me 'bide
The obh Of hfe's tau,ul'uous tide
NV passions hu.hod in deep rrpssei
Forget ambition and It's woes,
IN calmncs, watt death enfo'd',
A hear, that = weary, worn, and Old
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N,nNl.BY. SEYMOUR. q co. Ia

.,lIELBY SEYMOUR a 20, late Sry-
y mouf, iIsichett, q Co, WHOLESALE Grocevs
and Commission Merchants, No, &c, foydra,
street, Now Orleans, keep constantly on hand
large and wcll selected stock 81 groceries
and produce, which they arr prepared to sell
loss Tor cash, or approved city accerarces.
Jan. ), 1853. M "
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Dissolution.

'lNliF partnership heretofore existing between
l Dankon,hp Il iouvhery was DISSOLVED
by mamnl consent ou tir AL If luly, 1893
{ HlANkE\Sillp
T. }. lDuGili,RN
kupust n Isft a.
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LINES pY MILTON IN lis OLD AGE

i,sig d,.or,rsd. ard PIT rg'l'sh'd '7 no 'ef'a'
Oi,ara Edition y M Foa'' Not'
am Old and blind
Men pom, At me as smilteu b, ood'- frorn,
Afflicted and deserted Of nay mind
Yet, am not cast down.
am weak. vet strong.
nnrnur noi that no longer see
Poor, old, and helpless, the more h'l"nF,
Father Supreme, 10 Thee
o m.fciial One near
Wien men are lrihest, then Thou art most
Whcnl,i pass by--my weakness shun--
Thy chariot hear
Thy glorious face
j. leaning towards me, and It's holy light
. shines in upon my lonely dwelling place
And there !, no more night.
On my Blended knee
recognize Thy purpose clearly shown
Nv vision Thou hast dimmod that may see
Thyseli, Ttyself alone.
have naught to fear
Til. darkness is the shadow of Thy wing
Beneath II a,n almost sacred--hcrc
CRn come no eg thing.
oh | seem 10 stand
Trembling here foot or mortal ne'er hath been
Wrapissd IN the radiance Of lhy alnless land,
Wheh eye bath never secn.
Visions Gene and go
Shapes q rssplondent beauty round me tbronl,
Prom angel lips seem to bear the flow
OF son and holy song.
II Is nothing, nothing,
When Heaven Is opening CD my s,gh,lcss eyes
When airs from Paradise refresh my brow,
The Earth IN darkness lies.
In purer cline
Ny being ellis with rspiure--esses ot thought
Roll in upon my spirit-sirains sublime
Break over me uns,r eight
Gise me ny Tyre
feel the s,irrings of gift divine,
Wi'l.... my bosom gos- unear,ay fire,
Ii, by no skill Of mine.
TIM aAtDsMs SONG
r ia true tina. IN living
In mxidrnly leisure,
With nothing to ses me,
Ia, oh good husband much better would be
A n,es little husband Z The treasure ior NE
r u true that N mistress
OF heusss tni atofea
Fsp, loysa ne dss'lyi
Mamma qr!.e s6ossr.
Dut Il . nice husband FAT better would be
A svsst little spcuss-sests treasure for m~
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NEW 0RLEAN S-.Ceniiaaeds


\ MANUFACTURERS and dealers IN
Boots. >tats. Brogans, Has' 'aal'' ''e''
-. pa.an1, i,slaru, Arda, and hef'"n
has. Ne. 10 Magazine, between Jana 'nn
common sis. New Orleans. And Nc. ~
Blackstone street, Boston,
From ouf liou-es 90 New York aud boston.
49, m, ,on..4qt. receiving fresh supplies OF
ihr above q ODDS.
Country Dealer, arc invited 10 call and es-
anime our extensive STOCK.
Anil q I~J3 ~
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BARGAINS,
u - 81. 4 no Il l.

+ CARTER, Commission aud foruard.
- ing Herctan., AMI l'boiesai, and Raia,
Deaier "a Groryries, Prcsisiaas, L,guors, Mg,
Corn. Oa's, Bagging, Roye, d.. Nc c
HATS Brick Warehouse, corner # Commerce
and Milan streets, Shreveport, Ia.
g. Liberal Adsanocs lnadt On consignment
Of Cotton ard Merchandise EesFy deserp.
ton Of Goods received on storage on moderate
terms, ns-v
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TIN v Ar r /.

7 II NA\llODk manufacturer II Tin,
81. Copper, and Nl'8 ironi keeps constantly
on hand a complei. assortment ot Tin ware,
which lr vtii sell 90 Shreveport, prizes
job " ORR done IA a superior manner and At
short notice GATHERING done az short notice,
and cheap.
Jan -. l~i3 n,.s y
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Gun SMITH.

UTN SNI III,
TliE undersigned has opened shop in the
i town Of Aiafshail rs o doors west Of Young
Johnson. Drug store an the pubic square
where he will carry on the Gun Smith business
lie invites a -harr Of public patronsgc-al
work done at his shop warranted
\. VI THOMPSON
Angus. 10, 1853. w.
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,osr,.t. ID .rtlNtr. JAMES u. MASSEY.
lOSEpu II PA MER Il co, Importers
y and Ubat>a.s D.al.rs IN Iar'e amt ff-
peeil DIR Go.s!,, ~ Camp street 'b"'er fH'-
Ter New Orleans.
Jan. 10. 1siJ t3n2 S-ly
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<rV ORl.EANS--.COniipa'd.
IMMENSE STOCK OF tlufiiiN" y.
900 900 Worth Of Fashionable
cLoTIfING ar RETAh

f ff . ,t.. -tr.nl. fact
sales A'r brought ABOUT " u' ,''''t mn
being kHoHu 'Nat ihe G'e". We P'"'v w
good. BE- UNIFORMLY i'", "n' ''' fu'! .,',
rp. b aftt'' i' s''i"",' '.,' t,,, o.raim
'4 &" bt. Tef'',
- % dealing "'ik"nf ''''' .,...,,,...-
All oar ciaEnng Is n'"''". '"''. ~
tahi..Hmr~t' NJ. al bt"A""" ..,
under IIe immediate suP'f''" ''N' " -,
oi our hrn' "no spares u,' f'''' r..',I
lhe most dr-'f"h'r '''''' "' .ts. e., ,r,
iHr lu..''' '"'''''' a.. mas h.. Ia
.au-.r 900. mat "' n'ii' an VIZ 'l1} y, ~
v.rt "i afteit' 'H our '"' 10 '''' anu
joe aur ts-ntim'ti .,5.-,.s.,,
tAr inIi'NthR Is ehiy p"''"
Giles ri pr,, lls,k
Tetl9ft Drfss 'h' - r ana f''R "a
'.Ui % '- ana If"eH ''",' u" "' I'LL
mH H'tH,"na green ,t"'' ITO, 49, '' -.
hl-4n. muIberu' "A'', ana -''"'" -"
cIufh 'e.ha%. RI "Na rht VT, ''
N"."f'4 ,i''N "A,S.u" ~, ,,',I,.-,, and
nra styled sid, fren''' h''y A. u, ''''l' '''D
olive ,tai' .l"', I.',,,., .,,,,.r.
."'ef,' a'' -Nl' '''''" No., ...It.
''' ''.' "'" ,''', I'd .nd .,l,,7 rray >a,-
eotunsi"n' ffaf u'E XII, a'I i ,,'' -, snJ
tA p"'N'' '''''' A., Mn,
"NA' ''A' -, Nb,.p,, "A, coats.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-22

No. 20 Tchovpifou'as - W br.,nnt
COPPER, Tin and Sheet ron Nan"i"' 'u''',
Stoves, Crates, and Ship tahoo-rs' OF a'l
sizes and patterns, put up to order
/ Goods for the county carefully pa' N.".
Apnl 9, 1853 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-22
IRk%ClS ARNOLD
IIoRATIO . HEWITT hsugre-s"r II
TyrrA Hewitt. utsofortf ANpNtsn

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l!'ef h'Ni'' H..
,t,,ay, on hand op. OF She largest an1 most
,owuleie selection. oi piano Ior'sA 10 the
..utb.tp fouutfy. all Of Whl,h are guaranteed
,- GOOD nni perfect Instruments Agent, Tor
,i,o al. Of A SropAgr u Cos New York
Pianos.
M. p.,,,..,, .l.,,ted for fine quality
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al .y.5..,..., .s,rLnnnshtp and
..,,..,.o.,d,frd !. the profession. and competent
.,,d.,.. ~, la. ,., finest Piano, made 'n the
t.,',.t st,f... pafrle.lsra,t..n,tonl. requested
T.. fholf .pl,ud,d S,rpenttur pattern with Pearl
key..vh.,h is considered oueof She finest no"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-22
SICKNESS IN WESTERN MARYLAND-The

Baltimore American of this morning SAYS
A disease strongly resembling Cholera
is committing considerable ravages in
various parts of Washington and Freder-
lex counties, Maryland, having first made
its appearance in the little town Of Will
Transport, where it already, in six weeks,
numbers some fifty-five victims, and at
the latest accounts, was prevailing to a
considerable extent. On Friday and
Saturday the same disease made its APP
pearance in Emmettsburg, and carried off
six victims, among whom were Jacob
Duphorn, George Mentzer, and Joseph
Morris, leaving also many others sick,
with scarcely a prospect of recovery.
The disease has also spread into the coun-
try from Williamsport, and there had
been several deaths at Letters Mills, and
also at Mechanicstown, fourteen miles
from Emmettsburg.