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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-07

xaH.ci ReYmolsls,

nFFEe. No. ias ars''er street New of-
leans. L. cures Careers, .eai'ln.ad. White
Swelling, SORES and Ulcers. of every drseFr.
ton. JAN, o. 1900 WI ~
The following Is nne,her Instance af she a.
tcn,-hag cures. which. Samuel Reynolds, Can
Ger Doctor. ~ eiIec,in9. II those who are IT.
Aicsed with this dreadful disease Tor mn. thai,
are enumerated aboyc,) will call upon him. he
will satisfy then from the tc.'imeDy Of PER.
sons Of the first responsibility, viii ehom the.
can converse, that he can md does do. sH that
he promises. lie has cured several ea>cs that
have been given up n The most eminent rrne.
,i,ioners in The cos and in a short period
Of time. lis .reatlIOO Is mid and gentle.
No one should continuc to suffer whtn relief
10 20 close nj hand:
Nrw ORLEANS, Decembss ~, 1891
Dear Sif Permit ne 10 cxpse-sto you my
warm iharss for the grca. benefit received
from your treatment aud to -ay to you that
am nov entirely well. And. as l, - case,
which should add to your growing reputation
| think i, but jus, that the iact- should be com
munieaied iqtbe public. You are, therefore, at
liberty 10 MIKE any use of this certificate yon
may desire and, II persons visiting the city,
who are afflicted as ! was, should wish to IN
quire further into the matter, am prepared TO
satisfy them Of the truth Of my statement.
had large cancer on the calf Of my leg,
ard was under the treatment Of the far-iamrd
Dr. Gilbert for egh, months. when lie pro.
nounc.d N. cured. Daring this time suffered
a great deal from his treatment, and paid him
a considerable sum Of money. For eighteen
months afier Dr. Gilbert gse< me up as cured
! Kept bardage on my leg rs hc directed, when
the cancer broks. out worse than ever. IN my
distress IapplisS.o you, and am happy to say,
that You have Effected cure IA n short period
of time. without compelling me to wear band
ages, and with far less pain.
kran be found at the corner OF Naichez and
New Le,.e.
rDt \IIS tpNO1 ~
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~ n " r I \ n,

Tnr business will be carried on At ~ & 3
old stand by tho undersigned, and le'ss
that nmble penny is better than s'os
ling, we've Gu, onr prizes down TO ~
motto, and ac determined to sell goods n
profits, mare for cash. and to .tsHer bsysA, !.
the railroad GENES to town. IN the usee
we would suggest. prompt payments =
sccrs. To enable us TO carry out our bsesss'1
intent towards our customers.
WARD l. NivION3
Jan. &. 1853. vln97-sl
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n27-0n,

u, HEl.DY, SEYMOUR. \ Co, late Sey.
~ mous, tintrhctt, 4 Co, Whoie,ai. Grosers
and Commission Merchants, No. 10, Po,dras
ssr.c', New Orleans, keep constantly on hand
large and well selected sieck OF groceries
and produce, which they arr prepared to sell
low Tor cash. or approved city aecep.nnces.
Jan. \, 1853 u27 Iy.
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c. q BEASLEY L co.

GICKLES 4 co. Drpcgis. and Apotheca.
y ries, Nos. ss and 20 Canal street. New
Orleans. Importers Of. and Wholesale dealers
in. dngs. medicines, perfumcry, surgical insIru
mcnt-, &c.
Ship, steamboat. plantation, and family med
icines put up with particular care. and gunran-
,sed fres., aud genuine.
Jan. 3, 1853. nc7-Gm
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Dissolution.

TIVE copar'ncr,hip heretofore existing y;
/ The firm Of Ward, Whom, 4 Co. y
day dissolved by limitation. w u. y. ~
aud q. W. Nwion, kasing purchased The ~ b
interest Of Il. Wilson, in said firm.
pcrson- indebted to the. same will pleas. E !:
and settle with the remaining members : I
concern.
". X. D. WARD
J. y. WILSON.
q. W. ViVlON.
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No. 30, Grot,sv st., y. Orl>srs
IL ID. Mct;i\NIS, successor 10 .John Rail
- having purchased tho entire stock Of
eo"ts mud stationery belonging /" the late
1"hn ba'', le viii continue the book and s,s.
''"nefy business nj the old stand. 90 Gr,vier
stree, and would beg to -olci, n call irou, the
old customers d the House, and all other.
wishing books and .,a,ioner, for their own u,r.
Or to eelI agasn.
lin assortment Of school books ., theological
md miscellaneous books. hlnah books. ~ - :
and stationery, i.scry eonj Is. o. ke~p
constantly on hand all the putlel u Tie
nstaodist book so''csrn, which will s. sold ~
ses.losss pric~s.
Book biadlag Of every descrir,io, @rec.,.d
.i'A s:stnes~ md d'.'atrh !. the loves, ,sisss.
= assa~s II lhe shors~st no,lcs.
Oe6tss fur snyshias Ia Ma line Of ..,u...
viii b !ssnrtly esseptsd, and ut tbs ..s,s
pstspA - u ~ ba1ssds snsslse., wers ~.
-
u. D. Mc0lttNls, u Crar;er =
New '''l~ans n. Z. 1858. II
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Medical rsl.
,iE.lslCAl. CARD.
SURGEON DENTIST.

T.. MAXIM. rc~iden, Of Marhsll \
AZ I've years past, thankful for pas! ii''~
requests. continuance Of the same llassl
received a fresh suppl, Of teeth and ln-iruaass.
or without clasp.
Oiliee -, 7, sidenee, second block, east Of Y
square. q
April =, 1853 Y
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.,..s,,k and stray. Goods--.1.

~ YALE lR., Il co, ~ Magazine street
". New Orleans. Wholesale N,aicrs IN ig'-
ported Staple and Fapeg Sins and >iFaio Goods,
Lsces. Embroder,eS. Giotcs, Nd9tligs, FulHges.
Braids, Buttons, Gimps. Trimmings dHsmss.
Bonnefs, Nrac Hes, Ribbons. iHNciai
Pioneers. Millinery Ariicics, end Rich fu'cg
Dress Goods n al l,ads. a full and complete
assortment, OF every thing in their line OF the
very latest fashion, constantly on band. Count
~ Merchants Waiting ihis tiiy are respectfully
invited tocai and examine bul,'re purchasing.
e. YALE, JR. 4 co.
81 Magazine street between
Common and Grayier.
lEh1
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J. 2. MCDONALD. WV sIVARf
MCnON AID Il STU ART.
ls CAMP STREET. a.
(Slsrr's Roe under the CITY Hoiei)
nEALERS In boots, shoes, lrsts, trucks, vc-
- Uses, &c. Persons visiting the city would
do well to drop in a, this house. The stock
on hand II large, and the quality, style, and
price If the articles in their line, il is believed
viii give satisfaction. This hat department is
under tho charge Of Mr. Haskell, for many
years engaged in the hat business, at No..lo,
Chastses street
" Boots and shoes made TO order In the
best manner aud at the shortSst notice.
Jan. q, 1853. naIy
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$40 REWARD,

q. Runaway from the subsrfn
living !! miles southeast Of lDsss
q Texas, on the I'll, OF July last. Il
- man by the name Of AxARMM
ought said negro two ycars ago u =.
WYNN Esq, Of Mar,hall, and he hvonfm
from Mobile, Ala. liz il about ~ yesW
uge; Of black complexion six feet h'th;
will weigh about 1875 or TO lbs; has ~
his ears and wearcs rings in them a tisee;
perfumes toisrably well on the violin.
will give the above reward Of ~ r.
negro. II delivered to me. OF placed in -
that get him.
II. n. GATLlNG.
Glads Spring p. o., Nsrrison CO, 1ss"
Jan. Is, ls53. SIR
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Plane rorles &C.

THE subscriber kccps constantly
for sale the largest stock Of Pianos
UsV w in the city, princpally from CHICK.
xsiso and Nuxs's and CLARK. Those are I'M.
questionabiy tho best manufacturers in the y.
6tstsa. Also, II all times Guitars from Mar.
riS. together with Violns, Accordeon., etc
All the late and fashisoobls music, with pre-.
HENRY Parsons,
- Camp street, Neu Ot1sns
Jan. q, 1853. n27-ly
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FRANCIS ARNOLD.
N U = &c u 4.

NJ ~ ! cnl.
IIORATiO d. HEWITT, (successor to
III Tyler IL Hewitt. lJlaso FORTE Asp Husic
DEALER. 80 Camp s,ree% New Orleans. Was
always on hand one Of The larges, aud most
l complete selections OF Piano Fories in the
southern country. all Of which are gnarar'ted
m good end periec, instruments. Agent ID
the sale Of a. SfopAaT l. Co.'S Nr~ ,"rF
Pianos.
These Pianos are celeb itd icr nD .na' j
( # tone, pnsoncss c' .o'.a, and 'lf nflt and
[ beautiful finish ~ 'fIDf..f v7ri.in asuip' aud
are .on.id.. ell iay 3D.. .I...r.. b, and competent
J mdpes d. ,e tIe 49, AMOS made IN the
/ frt,d sttfcs. r.t. a.,af aitentioni- requested
f #. Ito. 80. U... 5erp-iiine pattern, with Pearl
ktl-. PslsH considered one OF The finest now
md
lfALLrrr. DAVIS co.'s celebrated Bo-ros
PIANOS, 6, st, 81. and I octave ficcold Piano
Fories, from the factory OF "Flevel CO,
Paris; also p,anin"s, S.mi-Graad aud GRIND
Pianos from the same house.
Oh Pianos taken in exchange aud part pay
men'.
GUITARS. from the house Of Hall Il Son,
Span'-h and French patterns. sc; Nlolins, ~
large quantities, Melodcon-, Seraphiue- Or
gnns. Flutes, lerioneltes. Brass Instruments
Of all kinds. Vionecllu-, Banjo-. strings Tor
al instruments and musical merchandise OF all
descriptions wholesale and retail.
Sheet Music ot all kiuds--masic received
from the North by every steamer, soon rs
published. ehnfoh Books, Instruction Books,
&c.
Particular attention IA callrd to the large and
extensive selection IL Acrordeons aud flu,inas,
which /, the most epnpe,. aud p.rtvc, seize.
ton OF these beautiful instruments evsS offered
~ the southern market.
All orders from the country faithfully and
promptly offended 10. a liberal discount made
to Teacher. and to somiDaries.
lIUKATIU ID. HEWITT.
80 Camp st., New Orleans.
Jan. 10. 1882. Wings.
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sO9oN DGvER1.lN.

M. &C 1chopp'touias st.. Nee Orleans
"COPPER", Tin, and Sheet iron Manufacture,
~ Hsove., Crates, and Ship Cabooses, OF all
sizes and patterns. put up to order.
~ Goods for the country carefully rackt d.
April ., 1853. ~
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FINWlBiiL Il EDWARDS, Copper, Tin
l and SHEET Iron Workers, Nos. 10 and 10
New I.esce and so Tehoupiloulas street, be
tween Gravier and pcydrns streets, are pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in the owe
line. Steamboat and Plantation work done
IN the best manner. on the shorles, notice,
on the most reasonable terms. Also, on hand
n large assortment Of Cooking, STRAIN Beat,
and Bar Rom Stores, Of every size and de-
scrpiion: also, all kinds Of House work,
Gutter Pipe, Spout, &c. All orders thank
fully received, aud promptly attended to-
TWIBliL e. EDWARDS.
New Orleans. Jan. II. 1853
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NELSON HOUSE,
BARGAINS.
II q u 4 NJ q Il T.,

4 RE now opening at the store lately occu-
"A pied by VIM. e. Trabue, large assor,.
mcnt of DRY Goods consisting cf Silks, Baregc
Muslin, Jaconel, English, French, aud Am.ri.
can prints, embroidered sleeves, yhcInAetses
Berlin SILK, and KID gloves, and u large variety
Of fancy goods trunks, boots. shoes hats
LADIES'. misses, aud children shoes saddlery
hardware, cutlery, glassware and crockcrywarc
4 so,
largo assortment, Of Groceries and Siayh
Goods, which they will sell low for cash. CAL
ana ~.
Nt<Dor'. April 30. 1888 "
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~
a.. ...d : famp st., . doors from Canal,
.\er Orleans.
TINS undersigned desires res
pectfaily 10 inform the ruu',e '"a'
J"Vv ,hcy can always lind at h.. Ms"'
81 choice and large ass"f'ueh, 81 ~,
Fnv,1,. n, very reasonable prices, aud on asso"''
motst.ng terms. ,a., h, The
o,d and celebrated manufacturers. T. uhosss
a Co. of Boston, Of rich tone, and hni'ne"
beautifully in rosewood, black walnut, ana MA.
horauy, With iron frames, made IN 'he '''''
substantial and workmanlikc manner ar"
the iu.ily celebrated .f;oi'an Piano foF"''
yh;rh. for sweetness Of tone. have not oeeh
caualled. They are peculiarly sn''ea 70 w.
country, a. the Eolfan does not require tuning
for years. N
The New Improve in Piano ories
the pa,eu, Vibrating Orsrbridrs, ~ also 'o'
sale q, the same establishment This improve
men, gives peculiar iirmacs- and briii'"eey 10
tho ,r,ole. add. to the durability and strength
of the Piano, and renders It capabesoi remain
inp much longer in tune than those IN ordi''ary
u's ~ r. Nj. Agent for Henri Ar, celebrated
cr.,d Pianos and piannos made IN Paris. For
no.e, and sweetness 81 tone, they stand pre-
! eminent. p..i.y
& Co.'S Paris Pianos. aud Instruments ron All
the best manufactures, constantly receiving
and for sale on liberal terms.
I Second Hand Pianos for sale, from 800 TO
$500 each and taken IN part payment 'of ne"
Pianos. >.
Pianos. Repaired, Tuaed' Rented and Ap'
praised.
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Y a. HAWKINS. Factors and Gen.
si Communion Nsrchanfs, No. 90
,seet, New Orleans. J. J. CARHrrm.
.rshall, TEXAS,
ofY.r their best services TO planters
,hsn,s, ard promise attention and
TO ali consignmenis entrusted to
,s,, a,x'
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NJC1 = coFds, tAs.sla, loupa, o. enrtain
= hoidc,a, curtain bsnds ana piAe, eornics ol
zoos. Ala-lir Cnsiains. large anil extensive q.
sor,mral Of papss harginga sud holders
For sHiu al ~ psices, BY
JOSEPH E1TER. Camp q.
Jar 8, 1853 n97y
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Qalntae.
ITO Merchants. Drcesi61s. and Physicians
l. One thonsand ounces of Quinipr Just r.
ceivrd and for <aIe, Wholesale. II New Orleans
prices, by
W. r. D. WARD.
Feb. l2. 1858. SQ-,f
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EXCHANGE OralCE.


INllE undersigned ARE now rcceiv.llk large
l. and well selected stock Of drugs, ned.
cner, paints, oils dye-s,ufI., brnndie. and
wines, (for medicinal rufposes.) chewing aud
smoking tobacco, cignr., landre,h'x garden
seeds, fancy goods, aud yankee notions, school
books, stationery, e.,i~sy. DC.
All Of which We wish to srll.
YOUNG Il JOHNSON.
Jan. 3. 1888. p97,
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ArFtCE. No. Ia3 ass,ler street. New Or.
leans. Is cures tsncers, s~aian.ad. White
Swelling. Sores and Ulcers. of every dssesir.
ton. JAN, o, 1883. n51 ~
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As ~ III sdSada s0'd''''
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SVVNtT " IVN II
. Under uhe st. Charles Aoicl.
g. 1859 3n
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M A. lANNEY 4 co. (succcssors; TO
W. J, Brcwster.) Wholesale Deiears in
frrneb and American Hats, Caps, Stram Goods,
Umbrellas, dc. No. ~ Common st., n. Orleans.
Jaa. 20. 1854. v3n2e-N.
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NEW GOODS PoR SPRING 1859.
]. Fl. MAGHEE &. co.


Wholesale Dealers aud JO6bers ia Foreign and Do.
nestle Dry Goods. Boots. Shoes, Hats, CGgs,s
FIRST STREE. EVANSVILLE, Ixo. = ,tftr
Respectfully invite the attention Of Merchants and
the trade generally 10 their unusually large and full
soItment of Spring and Summer ~ Goods which Ill ey
have now in store. and 10 which they will be daily re
ceiving additions through the coming season.
IL Is unnecessary for thcn 10 enunerate or rarteu-
larize the different styles; qualities and varieties Of
thergoods Its sufficient agthat their stock viii
be found full and completes with description
goods suitable for the Western market all OF which
have been selected with particular regard to quality
style and price and which from their long exp
in the trade. they confidently recommend their
friends and the trade in general. $3.50
Their stock OF Boots aud 81 is also large and
pcte, consisting OF Mems and Boys Boots and shoes
Monroes, aud Brogans of all kinds and varieties. NO
men'ssind Misses CATERS, Bontees shoes, slippers
and BhSkins, with Child7eDt Shoes and Bootees Of
every kind and price al which they cGerat extror-
binary low prices being purcias ein Boston cash
exclusively.
The! have also on hand fine assortment Of Hats
CapSand Bonnets OF al kinds for Spring aud Su:nmer
Wear.
They earnestly request Of buvers an examination ri
their stock before purchasing elsewhere, they
will sell at prices low, and terms advant
as can be met vita at ST. Louis Cincinnati ANY other
Western market - -
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LIVERY AND SALE sTARrE

ass n .
49,. Livery Stable, on Locus street. anl maze r.,
TTA provements TO it, and nov have on hand 70
-1G hire good stock OF HOSES BUGGIESa an
Ca RHIAgEs, To which we invite the attention of IN
public Ihey intend from this time to eLdeavor TO sa,
the wants OF the public in this particular snd hope IN,
articles and terms will prove agreeable. CARRIAGES fot
parties excursions. funeral &C. wrys on hand Beinf
provided with good hOstlers are prenared 10 boars
horses and keep them in the best stvie
aug34 a. II
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Belle Yue Gardens.

TINHE proprietor Ofths garden aud public house. has
urely redtted the building and improved the groun
ana now ready receive visitors This place Of
situate the river bans, just below Pigeon Creek
bridge aud bat short walk from the heart of the city,
Refreshments az all kinds be Obtained and the
OF visitors carefully attended The undersigned will
always es on hand 10 attend those visiting his house.
my6-n JOVy M MATTHEW'S
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CERTIFsaaTES.

RoCKPoRr >TEAM MILLS, April. 1850.
AGESTs or TIE BosToS BELTINe COMPANY: Gents
As ii RESPECTS the Nulc;uzed Rubber Betting, it viii
speak for itself, haviug been two years IN The
large belt makes hundred and eighty reyela-
tions per mjane, aud apparently good the day
they put "a We have also iai &c quantity Of
the Railway Ceiling, Which is also doing very well.
r ~. JAMES HASKELL Superintendent,
ee. NAUMKEAG CoIToN Mills. SALEM, April 4. 1850.
Agents BosTos BELTISG COMPANY: Gents
In reply yuur inquiries would say, that. after the
OF the Nulcanzed Rubber Belts, manufactured by
the Boston Betting Company, for Two years, am fully
satisfied with their operation although at first taken
matter Of necessity, drive the machinery that was
stopped by the failure of the adopted this pur
pose. lie Railway Betting. had OF you for the Con-
ductorS complained Of by the thai started
them properly adjusted by his successor and have
been i'm operation three years, and have worked Welt
requiring repairs particular attention; roH-which
fact an Of the opinion, when first put III work they
were kept 200 tightly trained on the pullies ~, r
EDWARD SMITH, Tsoas. Naunkeae Mills
CorHECo MAN'G Co.. DaVkR. y. H.. April, 4 IS50
AGEHTs OF THg BosraN lSEITING coNPANY: Gents
We have had one Of Your NuieanZed Rubber Belts
hundred and ten feet long and twelve inches vide. in
five years and will sly, il another wanted
should use the Rubber rather than leather.
YourstrIly, GEO. hATHEWS0N
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c. UU MNTEL'sS

PRENIyI 3
Essence OF Coffee.
NNE packages ofthis Essence will go far as fori
pounds Of Java Coace. and c ogee made lA hi> Is
will preserve perfectly the real 81 the
Java Coffee but will have more delicate and fneria
Yor. finer colour and will certainly he muchwhO +.
for person than pure Java Coffee ;wiila-
be clear without requiring any thing 10 clarity it,
.MaapfacRfred and fer Sale. Wholesale AID etaii
By DAN'L BOILER d co. Phila
And for sale, Wholesale and ReuiIby 80
sept2I do1w. WOoiSEY q IlNCk. n
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ENSEA RUBEN
Machine EsetEisag.

THE experience OF the last five years has gained for
II hs Beiling tie confidence OF The consumers: This,
together with tue that great Improvements have
been made IN the quality, warrants the manufacturers IN
asscT' Sflo be superior 10 leather 80! thing else.
for all open Belts tmore especially for heavy main
Bclts.) for the iOilewi. reasons:--
i. I he perfect equality OF width and thickness which
il will retain. l.-s...ft =.
.. No danger Of heat under 800 degrees Fahre nheit
Injuries H. and il remains flexible So amy degree of cold
g. tits Of great strength ard durability does not slip
on the pcs, consequently gain power il obtained
and when adGstedto machinery does require
alton. as Is the ease with leather, or any other.
1. In wide Betting the cost is much below that OF
leather, any otis r. az
IrFi argc -srmeHt ALWAYS hand, and furnished
Of given lengths. al the shortest notice. by.
deelI-lS52. -.... -}ABCOCh BROTHERS.
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FLOORING MArzTNr

THE undersigned have lately pat in operation Floor.
Il ing and Facing Maellne on the Canal the elbow
near the grave yard they prepared furnish
any quantity Of Flooring well worked any other
Machine Flooring that can be procured.
ALso-Any quantity Of PACKING BOXES as low n,
they b. purchased in Cincinnati Ordersa-e respect
fully solicited. A. SIMPSON 81 BRO,
Evansville, Aug 6. la52t.
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COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.

THE undersigned has this day opened IN Iinck sne"
IL building on First street. Main and Locust. "a
splendid stock Family Groceries OF my own seleelloL
from Eastern markets which Twill sell III very low prices
Tor cash Produce Of all kinds.
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies OF Butter
Cheese Lard Poultry and other leading articles, for the
table direct from the having nndo Arrangements
10 be supplied several timesa week during the summer
with all Kinds of Country Produce. All goods purchased
nj COOKS will be delivered the residence Of customers
n desired as have market wagon especially for tina
purpose therefore solicit share of public patronage
and will try to merit 1t. Please call and examine my
stock Iie3atfl ..r Z.H. COOK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-02
MEDICINAL.

THESE RESTORATIVE PILLS Lave been used in
Il private nractice, with unprece0 ened success for
% years; they have before been offered 10 the
public. These pills distractions, open the
a passages of the fluids of the bodyas the pores and
! laeteal vessels.
THEY ARE. WHOLLY VEGETABLE and perfectly
harmless in their effects instead Of weakening and de-
bilitatng the patient Jas is usually the with other
pills. they give TosEto the and
invigoratng both stomach and bowels and imparting
new lie aud energy TO every part OF the system.
Being wholly vegetable, they are mild in their opera
lion. without gripping or any pain whatever They are
slow in their movement: but thorough in their renova
ting and restorative characters and need only 10 be tried
TO be approved of by all such afflicted with the
horrible suffering from Dyspepsia. any OF the symp
TONS OF q disordered stomach.
THE STOMACH Is THE CENTRE OF SYMPATHlES.
1t is principally supplied with nerves by large pair
proceeding directly from the BRAIN called the Par w.
gum. These in their send branches To the pha-
and arynx tn. osopagus the vessels of the neck
End heart the lungs the liver, the spleen and the cia
phragm.
1hi distribution will account for OF the sympa-
ihiesbetween he stomach and other parts organs OF
the body.
It's unnecessary go Earther than primary derange-
ment of the stomach account for The mulitud. odds.
tressing symptoms with which many afflicted such