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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28
DtxsOOultD0.

FNiE copastnershp heretofore eaists
i the firm Of Ward, Wil,on, \ u.
day dissolved by Limitation. w X, 2
and q. W. VNion, having purchased ~
interest Of J. u. Wilson, in said hfn
persons Indebted to IN same will psa
and settle with the remaining wcube"
concern.
W. Il. D. WAN
J. y. WILSON,
Il. w, VlVlO1
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OsT 4 CO.,

Il MANUFACTURER and dealer, in
bouts, Shoes, Br,gons, HIS, Caps, cic.
so, Psnamd, Lsghorn, S'iam, and Mexican
tits, ~. 10 Magazine between Canal ind
pmmon sts., New Orleans. And No. 10
.ek stone street, Boston,
from our Houses at New York and Boston
~, are constantly receiving fresh supplies OF
De above Goods.
iouniry Dealers are invited TO call and OK
anime eur extensive stock.
Anil q 1853 ty
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sun CSC DENTasr.

4 G.. MARTIN, resident Of MaFha
/. ~ five year, past, thankful for past
requests continuance Of the same. ~
received fresh supply Of terh and mistress
hr viii insert teeth from one TO iuli ~ }
or without clasps.
Office At residence, second block, easa
square.
April ,, 1853.
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Piano EOrtcs &C.

THE subscriber keeps constantly
for sale the largest stock Of Pianos
W. w in the city, principally from CHIcK-
gRlNo and NuxS's and CLARK. Those are un-
que.tionably the best manufacturers IN the y.
States. Also, Mt all times Guitars from MAR
rN, together with Victims, Aecordeons, etc
Al tn. late ard fashionable music, with pre-.
eeptors, etc, etc.
HENRY PARSONS,
IS Camp street, Aen Orleans.
Jan. =, 1858. nI1Lly
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c. S. BEAsLEY 4 GO.

S'lIkLES & co, Druggists and dpofheca-
y RES, Nos. 81 and 80 Canal street. New
Orleans. Importers Of, nn1llshoesale dealers
in, drugs, medicines, pertumcry, surgical instru
mrnts, &c.
Ship, steamboat, plantation, and family med
ieines, put up with particular care, and guarnn.
!ecd FRESH and genuine
Jan. \, 1859. n27-Otf,
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MEl.lCAl CARD.

IR n. A. MOKG IN, has located n
- nenily s miles North Of Marshall
my recently supplied himself with =
flesh aud genuine MEDICINES, he IL pref
practice hi, profession in all lis branches
lie will bc found at his residence At 4
when not professionally absent M
leA. ~. 1883.
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lanes NJ. MORPHIS. Atiorr., ~
q s,iior 81 I.sw, Marshall, Hasyisee
Texss. 49,
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~ YALE JR., &. co. n Magazine street.
New Orleans, Whniesalf U,alrrs IN I'M
Yo,ted apieand iaHrg Silks and N'raie Gopdl,
f.acss Efairmitfi-s, Glo,rs, iiaHfi'ss Frmses,
.iraid,, Buttons, Gimys, Hlmm'pgsy al klmts,
BoAns5s, .Sraio isfs, Ribbons, ArfiEcia
Flirers Uti@erg Ariic'rs, Gad Rich fgHcy
Dress Goads u all iiads. A inll and complete
assortment Of every hing in their Inc OF the
very latest fashion, constantly on hand, Count
~ Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited TO call aud exanlne before purchasing
G. YALE, JR., 4 CO.
~ Magazine street between
Common aud Grayier.
Inn ~ iaa3
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Ns.lAGV HOT Al.

TEXAS STREET, silRi vEPORT IA,
By G. +. NELSON. The above
N.sS House is now IN the full tide oi Sue
=. e"-slw operation; renovated aud
thoroughly riUInishcd.
Arrangements Lase been made with Mr.
Boarman for the care of Horses at his Stable,
eonyepicot TO she llotel.
Office gor the Marshall ! Mansfield Stage
kept here.
And, 80, 1853. Is
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FRANCIS ARNOLD.


IORATlO D. HEWITT, Successor to
Il / Tyler 4 tiewitt,) PLANO foRrr AND MUSIC
DEALER. 80 Camp street, New Orleans. Has
always on hand one Of the largest and most
complete selections of Piano Foriss In the
southern country all Of which are guaranteed
a- good aud perfect Instruments. Agents for
the sale of a. SropARr g. Co.'S New York
Pianos.
These Planes arg celebrated for fine quality
Of tone, pusuaess Of sound, and for neat
beautiful finish Of exterior wofkman
are considered by the proiess'e. .lHffIi
Judges, to be the finest M
United States. Pro- tlt'. a
10 their splef "a Pearl
keys. s'ich ..... 1.r .nc finest now
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ua,US MUSIC STORE,

yo. 8 and 7 Camp ST., 3 doors from I""0'
Ne,~ nrIsuuS
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$40 REWARD.

= liz
=. Runaway from the =:
living u miles south-eant Of
q Texas, on the 9th Of July ls:a !.
~. man by the name Of AzAk
fought snid negro two yenrs sge
Nty'cn, Esq, Of Marrhall, and he
from Mobile, Ala liz II about
age; Of black complexion; ak fses
will weigh abost l6b u ~ la -
hIs ears and ws~rss sinxs 10 thsa =
perfo-mea toltrably veil o. ~ ~,
] will give the above rsvasd u
negro. II delivered 10 -, - p'sssa
that ] gefhim.
Gisar Sprisg r. o, Hsrissa :
Jan. Is, 1869.
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JOHN DEyERu.ux.

-. 26 1ichorpi,ouias ST., Ncr Orleans.
H0PpER, Tin, and Sheet iron Manufacturer
~ Steses, Crates and Ship tahooses, Of all
sizes and patterns, put up to order.
~ Goods for the country carefully packed.
April ., 1853 ~
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hEi.By, SEYMOUR. a. Co, late 0ty-
~ mour, iia,ehc,t, 4 Co. Wholesale Gracers
and Commission Merchants. No. 10, poydras
street New Orleans, keep constantly on hand
large and well scecit stock OF groceries
and produce, which they ARE prepared to scll
low Tor cash, or approved city aceepianees.
Jan. y, 1893. n37 ly
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Medical lMrA.

hRS. YOUNG a JOHNSON. respeeo
- annoui zee To their friends and palfse1
they have associated themselves together
practice of medicine in its various huag
vlirc up stairs in DR., ionng'~ brick bsia
south side OF the public square.
Marshall. Texas. April II, 1854
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4 RE now opening at the store lately occu-
y pied 10y Vim. G. 'i'rabuc, u large assert.
mcnt Of Dry Coods, consisting Of Silks, Barcpc,
Muslin, Jaconei, English, French, and Amei-
can prints, embroidered sleeves, ria, mlsctt, $,
Berlin, SILK, and hid gloves and large variety
Of fancy goods. trunks, boots shoes, hats,
ladies, misses, aud ch.ldrcn shoes, saddlery,
hardware, cutlery, glassware, and eroekery ware.
ALSO,
\ large assortment Of Gyoccfics and Siayi'
6oods which they viii sell low for cash. Gall
amt see.
Shreveport, april 80, 1859. ly
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W. RAwLINs, LII. DUNCAN
DAWLLNS, DUNCAN & Co., Cotton Fac
IL tors and Commission Merchants, No. so
Garondelet Street, New Orleans. n0 y
RxYEn ro-Jsmes Y. Collier, Colonel G. II.
Cooper, W. \. Sanders, J. +. Roseborough,
Joseph NJ Taylor. Harrison county: DR.. John
w. Mnssie. }. }. Holloway Rusk county; n.
Trawick, Jefferson.
We will furnish Baggne, Rope, and Plan
taton supplies to Planters slipping to The
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, Il KEY.
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II. nROWER \ COS


HOUSE FURNISHING STORE,
Il CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS.
CHINA, Glas, and Earihenwarc; Silver
I Spoons. Forks Ladies', Ne; Plated Cas-
tor, tanilesiieks, Wdtcrs, teke.ias&et-'
Spoons, Forks. sc. britannia: TeaHets'
Pitchers lrns, Cup. Sc GIN u are a gem
.fr.r H,,a.i- War Tuhs 1Mkcl.,
itsi-
'ot-
Wait
.r. .gre,.-. ,.n,, and
Forks, of all descriptions aud qualities. Bidss
and IRON: Tenders, Audirous, Shoyels and
Tongs. lamps Ofoyery description. toos-
tqg Niotes. The celebrated Republic stove.
In short, every article required te furnish a
house. except cabinet furniture and dry goods
being the mos, extensive assortment ~ any ont
store in ,he city.
lr Goods for the country packed with extra
eafc.
Jan. 10, 1883.
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ROBERT DONNELl,
ALIEN. MrCONbCiilE,


W NJ. =. lNlNsi.il,s
Shreveport, 18th Marh, 1888.
n h rte remaining stock Of Goods Will
be sold ON reasonable tenn, for cash, To close
their aA.ir. and .nose indebted 10 the late firm
wall llra,t eail mud settle, 30 "a 10 save costs,
this beng our la.i call -
ROBERT DONNEifa
NrCONICUlE * lfNNEIL4
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Cash Advances.


H-n PIECES hdn liapglGg. al coils
b'Vj Rope 900 lhs 1WtIc Tor slle low,
los
ROBERT DONNELL a co.
Smcyepof', tprl 30 l~53 "
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Law PArtneFShip.

I &. EVERETT, G. {. Gallowsy. "
81. ". Dixon, Attorneys al Law.
Address Galloway 4 Dixon, Gilss.
shur county; &c. Everett, Marshall, II
county. Texas.
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The undersigned having withdrawn his con-
neciion from the board of Underwriters, IA
prepared TO issue policies for the respective
kinds Of insurance, In the above old asd very
able companies, against loss or danger, ON
Fire, Marine and Inland Risks, and on the
Lives Of Whites and Slaves, on the most libe-
raj terms, discriminating according TO hazard.
Apply to &. {. LA1nROp, Agent,
" Camp street.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.


GROCERIES, EROCERIESt,
North side Of the Square.
.s~.a TIE subscriber would respectfully
kN inform his friends and the publk, that
49, he ha. just received
A CHOICE LOT or GROCERIES.
Which l,e i-prerared To sell sa Cheap for cash
us amy establishment IN the country. lie
viii DO constantly receiving fresh eoprli.s
throughout The boating srason. and will always
keep on hand q full stock. Thore wishing
supplies for family use would do well to call
on him before purchasing elsewhere.
". u. BURNEI-r.'
April %. lisa
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i,nIlHri IsNEincil.

N'h''' ''""''
RArFFUl. tor liberal patronage to
VI Il. u. 4 Co.,, legs leave to greet iis Gus
to.uer, with a FRESH A1Oi Il al No. II,
on N, Isror, which he intends to increase III eS-
tent aud var~y, as the wants Of his eustomers
may require.
ShfeNenori. April 30. 1879. ~
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~ MONROE HYDE, Ai.orsev - r
~ sellor al Lac, Marshall, Tessa :
Jan. Is. 1853. - !.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-05-12

n
RESTORATION Of Belief IL mo. 75c.
Nature & extent 81 The Holy Catholic
Church by Rev. G. HALEY Norton Nv
The Tell Tale by the author of Sunny
Side, SOC.
The Lofty & The Lowly or good in all
& none all good, by N. J. MclnIoch
2vols. l2mo. paper 81 cloth 81 SO.
Lady Bird, tale by Lady G. Fullerton
75c.
The Summer & Winter of the Soul by
the Rev. Earskine Neale 75c.
Truth or Persis CIarreton by Rev. c. B.
Taylor 75c.
SherwoodS Stories on The Church Cate
chism, 75c.
Little Silverstring ar Tales & Poems for
the Young 63c.
The Footparh & Highway or Wander
ings Of an American, by Benjamin
Moran SI.25.
The Luck of Barry Lindon by Thackery
81.
Life & memorial Of Daniel Webster Q
Pioneer Women of The West by Mrs
Ellet s121.
A Physicians Holiday or a month in
Switzerland in the Summer Of lS4S BY
John ForbS Nd, with maps & illustra
lions 81 25.
Influence Tale by the author of Miri
an, 75c.
Redemption's Dawn or Biographical Stu
dies in the old Testament History &
Prophecy, in eleven Lectures by Rev
N. T.. Burt, 75c.
A Word in Season to Candidates To-
Confirmation, by Bp. cllvaine, zoe.
The Fi>cal History Of Texas, embracing
an account of its Revenues, Debts, ant
Currency, from the commencement o
the Revolution in 1884 to 1a5l-2, will
Remarks on American Debts, by VIM
NJ, Gouge, $3.50.
Day Dreams by Martha Allen, SOC.
History Of The National Flag of the U
States Of America, 81,
Universal Dictionary Of Weights AM
Measures reduced TO the standards o
the United States OF America by ]. Ii
Alexander, S1,50.
~ Always on hand at the loves
wholesale prices in quantities to sui
purchasers, Classical and School Books
Blank account Books, Copy Books, Fool
Cap and Letter paper, Wrapping Paper
Bonnet Boards, &C.. embracing a ful
assortment Of such articles Of plain an
fancy Stationary as is usually kept 70
sale by country merchants.
A. P. BURT, No. z,
Baltimore street,
Between the Bridge and Md. Institute
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-05-12

TEELING that he can offer induce
- ments to purchasers equal, it not
superior, to any other establishment in
Baltimore, the undersigned invites the
attention OF country dealers to his large
and well assorted stock Of
SEwELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES
AT THE
Corner Of Pratt and Commerce street.
He names in part
Gold and silver Watches, in hunting and
plain cases
Gold and silver lepine and anchor lever
watches
Gold guard vest and fob Chains
Gold guard and fob Keys and Seals
Gold and silver Thimbles. silver Como s
with and without sets
Gold Ear. rings, Breastpins, Finger-ri"cs
and Bracelets
Shirt studs, Pencil Cases, Miniatures ard
Medalions
Gold, silver and steel speciacles, TO suit
all eyes
Silver table, tea, salt, gravy and mus
tard Spoons
Britannia tea and coffee pots, casters and
Britannia in sets of FIVE and six pieces,
music boxes
Girandoles, solar lamps, walters and &C.
cordeons
Silver plated ware, assorted
Violins and violin strings
Double and six barrel pistols; single
barrel self cooking do; double and
single barrel do. of English and
German manufacture
Mantle do pocket and table cutlery
Whalebone, bonnet and ribbon wire
Perfumery and hair oil shot pouches bird
bags powder TASKS, percussion caps
and matches
Together with many other articles.
N. B. Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &C.,
repaired at a moments notice and in the
best manner
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Hampton's Vegetable Tine.


TEH GREAT DISCOVERY. OF THE
.AGE-RE-9D !-nEADt-
YNHE world never before saws such mass Of
home testimony given to any other medi-
BaLsinoRE. Sept ~. 1881.
Messrs. Morfimes g Morbray: 1 fee !, du,v
70 make knovR the benefits l have derived from
Dr- HamP'"n's TinciuTe. For I@nsth OF time
have been subject 10 great pCstraiion OF mus.
eu1ar power, and great debility Of the nervous
system, accompanied with palpitation and fut.
.iefing OF the heart. had such sudden attacks
Thai on one occasion could scarcely get home
ipAking meRiioh Of my case 60 friend. he re-
sered me TO Joseph r.. Stapieton. ESQ. an old
ana highly respectable citizen of Baltimore
who had used the TinetuIe under similar cir.
euinstanees. ! called on Mr.. Stapieion. and. ef.
Ter an interview OF some minutes. I was f,Ilv
satIshed oil the medical virtues OF the Iineture
rom The evidence before me, Of hin own person'
VINO, for seine true previous. indicated falling
state Oh heaLtA, but now a hearty, hale appear.
anee, with the GefiUify Of youth. immediately
eommsnsed using the Tincture. and, before /
tins quantity dFd use sseHi;le. M strength .ras
exceiient noSher. When RI &C.
~ pe ! find my silk cut 81 -
When .s.ifoysl, 49, - ],
Of suffering.
do assert IL is no hnmbag. bat IL. in reality
what Il il represented 10 be BY Dr. Hampton
the inventor. Wa. A. ScBAEFEER.
Corner OF Lombard and Sharp streets.
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ID. e,
LATE OF UPPERlMARhRoRo, 81

WILL give prompt and specia liz |.
w ienlion TO the prosecution and
collection Of all Land Claims & others
IN favor Of thosewho served in the wars
of the United States or their heirs at law.
He may be seen from 9 to.3,P. M. at
The Office of ]. n. Carlisle. ESQ, opposite
City Hall or any other time at the resi-
dence of his father Dr.. James Harper on
F. Street between IL g. IA SouFh side
All communications (prepaid) attended
TO. Nov. IL, Is52.-6m.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-05-12
Robert Lawson, Jr.,
SADDLE, TRUNK HARNESS AND COL.
LAR MANUFACTURES,
Wholesale and Retail,
No South Ctraaf

No. 42 South Street,
One door from Lombard,
BALTIMORE.
TINE above articles are manufactured
= of the best dteriaks, an will be
sold at the IotCesf prices.
merchants and Wholesale Dealers are
inv ed to call and examine my stock be
fore making purchases, being prepared
to sell goods as low as they can be pur.
chased in any of the Northern Or Eastern
Cities, and pledge myself TO duplicate
any bill made in those cities. Please
car: add satisfy yourselves of the fact.
May 20 Is52-tlm..
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-05-12

SPALDING g. greenwich have
just received one of the largest assert,
ment OF OvER, SAcR, AND FROcK CoArs,
ever offered in this county, which they
willsell At. Baltimore prices.
The highest market price, in Cash or
Goods will BE given for Green or Dry
Hides.
Nov. 9Th.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-05-12

THE subscriber is permanently loca-
u ted at iddleville, Charles County,
Immediately on the road from Port To-
bacco to Aliens Fresh where he will
10 be pleased to buy any SLAVES
49, that are for sale. The extreme
* value will be given at all times.
6 and liberal commissions paid
for information leading to Q
purchase. Apply personally. or by let
County. JOHN G. CAMPBELL.
Vaudeville, Sept. IS. 1851.
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WILLIAM s. JUsTIs,
THE CRYSTAL PALACE II

This great enterprise is being pushed SP
forward with unhagging energy. and OF
there is no doubt will be completed bv tax
first of June. Four hundred men are rea
constantly employed on the structure -.
under the direction of Mr.. J. E. Deto- 20.
mold, experimenting engineer. The Fal
New York Journal of Commerce saws 10
VIII the exception OF the dome, the fouDn
IRON work OF this portion is now very err
near completion. ana the CRYSTAL nalocs .er
begins to develope, IN its stately propor- Of
tons, the design originally conceived bv Tore
its protector. The interior presents = ina
labyrinth Of pillars, rods, ropes, and tim s;S,o
bers, with men thickly scattered, and 80.
->-Ls-~1- - PIae~
handsome fron,ispiece, 32mo. = III, lLE,
per hundred-
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A CLouD OF WITNESSES.

We have certificates from Captain Canot.
brother 10 the eminent physician to Louis Ma
poleon, President Uf the French republic, who
was cured OF Rheumatism OF seven years STAN
ding one from Robt Gauit. do, Of seven years /;
one from Mr.. Oldham. Baltimore Custom house,
10 dreadful case Of dyspepsia ; one fom Jn"o
LIKE, Of a case OF dyspepsia and general de-
hiIity; and one from J. K. StapIeton, esq. .
Baltimore, with hundreds Of Others.
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REV VERNON FsKRIDGE q sN

PORTSMOUTH. (Va.,) Aug IS, 1851.
Mr.. J. E. Boush-Drar Sir: While | am in
general opposed to Patent Medicines, eandor
compeis me to state that have great confidence
in the virtues OF Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.
For several months past have used il in my
family, and in Dyspepsia. loss or appetite, dig
illness, and general debility. with entire success.
So far as my experience extends. therefore. |
take pleasure in recommending il TO the afflicted
as 4 safe and efficient remedy.
am, respectfully, yours,
VERNON ESKRIDGE.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-05-12
to health und ? the treatment Of Dr.. Hampsoa.
----.- w. p. 1HoMAssoM.
,,LOuisville, March 20, ISL"

Hampton's Vegetable TinetaYe is The grea
purifier OF the blood by its mild but poseIIu
action on the Stomach, Liver aud ksdneys
viii rare DysPeps@, Cough. Asthma. Bsonchi
al and Lung AiFretioas. Breast" Side and Bae K
Consumption. SerOIlIa, Rheumatism, Goui,
Neuralgia. FissulA, Piles. Rawel Complaints,
Worms. Nervous DEBILITY, and as q Female
Medicine, il has no equal
Call and get pamphlet gratis. This Hamp-
tons Vegetable Tinetnre. acting on the Stom-
aeh, Liver and Kidneys, cures Coughs, RIseu.
matism, Az breast and throat diseases. Dyspep.
STA, &c, &e.. with all diseases arising IRON
impure blood. in nervous debility, SIC. Nor.
timer 4 Mowbray, go Baltimore street, BaIti.
more. have 10 Tor sale.
Sold by SPalding & Greenwell, Leonard
Town; 6. n. Morgan. Chaptieo and Win. n .
Garner 4 Co., Miles Town.
June IL, lS52-tr
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Francis w. Kerchner.

FASHIONAB BILE BOOT Il SHOE MAKER
No. los WEST FAYETTE SfEET.
Opposite the Liberty Engine House.
BALTIMORE,
80 Respectfully informs his friend
that he has purchased -
the old established
stand of Mr.. J. Harman, and il
prepared 10 supply them with Oper a
Boots. Caters. Scotch Boots and Shoes
Of all kinds. for gentlemen's wear, made
Of The best materials. BY strict attention
10 business, he hopes to merit share of
the patronage extended 70 the late pro-
prielor.
August s. 1852.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-05-12

= lSstasxieaasaat Mixture. compounded In a. .
EIgsrEsu,1ls, - ,, q s ispea.
IL ssenss Ione known IA q = liIleiE
peculiar efficacy in Curing DfARRHGA. and
similar affections Of the system. In its action.
|, allays nausea and produces a healthy con.
dition OF the Liver, Thus removing the cause at
the same time that il cures the disease.
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SAoeEH ANN Commission MERcHAxr.
No rs Soaih Calvert ST.,
Ons Door from Pratt Street WAR

no 30 Soath Calvert ST.,
Ons Door from Pratt Street Wharf
B AL L ORE:
EEPS constantly on hand for sale
~ a large and well selected stoek
of Groceries and Liquors, consisting IN
part of-Loaf, Crushed and Brown Sn
CARS Salt; Coffee Teas; Cheese.
candles Soaps DC; French and Do.
nestle Brandies; Old Rye and common
", Wn'sEIes New England Rum Holland
Uin (; wines OF aEekinds and qualities,
Vinegar. &C., &c, &C., which he will
sell low for cash, OF. ID punciuul cus,o
mers on time: lie respectfully solicits
the patronage Of his friends and the p,,b.
or rs-- DaruInA. -
head Yates Of Gsain and
on the Potomas "A b;zhs.s,s 81
Liverpool polrl
81 Mr.. Dent
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Is confidently recommended to invslids as
unsurpassed by any known preparation, for the
cure og Coughs. Hoarseness, and other forms al
Common Colds; Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup.
Consumption in an early Stage, and fou the Re.
lief OF the Patient even in advanced Stages OF
that Fatal Disease.
II combines. in . scientific manner, remedies
OF long esteemed value. with others Of more
recent discovery. and beside its soothing and
foasc qualities, acts through the ska gemly
and with great efficacy. for the cure of this elias,
OF diseases.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-05-12

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
N GARDEN SEEDS just received
and for sale by r
sPALDlNG & GREENwELL.
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Charles Ferguson,
GRocER ~ COMMEssI0N MERCHANT
No. 50 Light Street
y A =

II EEPS constantly on hand large
~ and well selected stock of Groce
cies, Teas, Wines Liquors and Segars
which he is prepared to sell as low as
anv otherHouse here.
He has also had Is years Experience
IN selling Tobacco and Grain and fiatiers
himself he can give satisfaction to those
who will intrusl their produce to his
Care.
Baltimore, February -. Is53-Sm.
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E. n. STABLER G. CO.
WUoLEsAEE DRUGGTsTs

100 Pratt Street. Baltimore.
For sale in st. Mary's county by a,dson
G. Combs and Loker Abel & Co.. Leonard
Town; VIM. H. Gamer & Co., Miles Town ,
and Geo. H. Morgan. and John A. Burroughs.
Chaptco-and by merchants generally through
out Maryland and Virginia.
February 3, 1883.
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lNVN EsChNTUOFss
Chaplain in the U. s. Navy,

Ay- AFter the almost miraculous cures daily
made by champions Vegetable Tincture,'
on our most respectable citizens. men wei
known and tried. we challenge the troTid TO show
any thing on record in Medicine 10 equal it
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