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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-12
WESTCUESTER co.


We had report yesterday that See Maine Law Wing
vas beaten for Assembly by Odel Rum Hard in the lower
District but later report contradcs this and elects See
by 20 majority We believe this is correct
Returns for Senator shy but the election of Robertson
Maine Law Wig not disputed
NIAGARA co
In this County the Silver Grnys and Iiards formed co
ALTON, and elected both Assemb ymen They are both
turned Han in dispatch Wilson unquestonaby is
Lut the other Dunlop had the regular Wing nomination
and was opposed by the Seward Whgs Free Sellers and
Temperance men, who supported W. Newcomb but had
no; quite votes enough Wing District Attorney elected
WEsICHEsTER Co-Our friends at White Plains fear that
See ane Law Wing not elected to the Assembly from
tie Lower District Their not full but assuming
the correctness of the reported maories from Northcae
400 for Ode ard Youker Odel elected by 26 majority
The result in Norhcase is thoroughly dsgraceu 10 the
Maine Law men of that town.
The election Of Robertson Maine Law Wing as Senator
and Of Lee Hard as Assemblyman from the Upper Dis
ic nppear TO be conceded though the returns are i'm
perfect.
SUFFOLK co.
SAG HARBoR, Thursday, Nov 10 1885
To ne Edity ~ he " Y Tribune
SIR Tue tye vote the First Assembly District Suffolk Co..
for Senator and Assembly is ss follows:
Wh,g. Der SeG DEN H,,G W7gS Ds% Ind. D.n &
gs,. l5,n@4 n s.;;$S VIZ cssS. D.H ~
Ia se,. maj over Rose Miller ma. Floyd 80
habeys maj Floyd, @S5 Mier m" over Grihns 90
You're truly, r. J.
SUFFOLK Co-MnSE LAW
r. n, Ed.fo, Of 7ns " y Titpne
SIR The following full Assembly District
Suffolk County, for Asy, except small district in
tie Of bat Hampton:
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sAssAC HrsETfs POLITICS -fJfE sDGHEpFSE
NTHUyI

EDsfDs fn1sy pa. ~, jsW
n, ~ infgs sod eDibusissiie NafLsDz u Wb31 ~ fs|A
nan took place Mls eseisbz lbs I'm INN Dsaf
presided The 10. u. &. Wlnfi.,eg = " Waiey
nsrensoD sbd others, D1asssse1 M gafeeDz sl,fty
EsiDst The proposed NV Constitution
a peIson nsnsd hsyos hsss. sss s,fesi4f yese,1ay
N Ifassn CHAM charged o. ~ GlNs3iee sia fLsbysgs
u The murder " REUBEN IDllss II slsgisystl ~ ~
tnbeT The eIfegnsisltlsi eyiatA4 sgssess bas ssG
y BE- very strong
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A., - N.lss srsv ~ sasaes sSrese 4, ...'s@ t.t
49, 4, - ssaasissri sa.s ,a''% sS ~ - ''t'' W.
A. a > 10
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IttIef Fff9Y- NV " IE7V
The Canal toIls og The ffa ss4k VI sDyeSsb1 yf'4
sioo'D-a decrease On 10 eDnsspulsg mn ks' 20
at.gOo)
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TROITING AGAINST PACING-GREAT TEN NILE
RACE-TuE TROTTER MINS

hACE-lhL lhOtlEh NIssS.
Match for $1,000 between Prince, AbdaIah colt sor
rel gedng years old about ia hands high entered and
driven by Hiram Woodruff against Hero, a natural PAGES
dapplegsy gedng Of larger size and stouter bull taen
Prince entered and driven by George Spoer Race
miles in harness over the Union Course Long Island Fri
day Nov II, for $1,000 ploy or psy
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,,,,.,,, vllpr WOnKyg ALLIANCE

s. f'.s,-rss1o ls4ss n ne Ninth Ward met yesisr
- - h. esif q, No 10 Hammond ~, Mrs
49, ~, ~ ~ Cbsi- 7r1 Mr. Saras * Barlow.
s.@,,fs,y Nsfy yreghon s'sie1 ne oDo., o. ,ss
1850. =, 80 .r,s4nfeS form = Con rtrtioD Thich Wa.
.sty -a1 1is,asd TIE feii,zisg lanes refo eieosea
D6lsfs ~ ~ sa,gsz yesf Pre'idsai, LOUIS r g,s
5l4 py.s.g.afs f1f sfne ilofopeDn ri,I ~. Day - ~
-, 49,. y,s.ts,J OR see sarah Barrow re
's,ssr s.eyaar, Jsss Dsvy large sgnoer o. is5 l
ssss .saef 81 gsfsi sG9reases were dehvele' ''o
sLr ne hmm h8lDsrnsi e. met ~ ths s1"' P''
~ WslssslfI lsH II . pts,ek T.
BOARD on ASSISTANTS.
Ga E.ss4 I'D nj Dtt1in quorum l-st s''Di"s F'
al. s.,I.fLfe - fbs sfteTaDon. a. rc'ock
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TIE TERr

evidently
srs Included ] a the table, above siyes
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MisssNNs tsiAN, Nas "a isff
NA Ne~ NN,vANs wNA b., HAlN,an, ~, y itfvl,rl ha
BE tsYsNs avs kA,V ~ Nyos
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Brcokhavon, S0utht0wn and Islp remaih 10 De heaEd
from ont they cannot shake Halseys majority. SO the
Maine Law has at leas: one Senator from Long Island
We fear VIM S Preston mot Maine Law is the I'd As
semblyman from Suffolk.
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WAsgIscros. Friday. Nov. n. /

TIE Aers says that the Collector NeY York will
make clean sweep Of the Wings in the Custom Holge
II also denies the truth Of the that Honduras hal
applied 10 be annexed to this country.
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HEMmERs OF ASSEMBLY CHOSEN.

HEMBERs OF ASSEMBLY CHOSEN.
vang O. i stephen Hslenbeck Tsrsbsh W chs,s5ro
.. Robert Pruyn Archibald Dunlap
.4Negary-I Lucius May @ II Jenkiu,
I7rooae-Robert HErpur
Cheufaugu--i Walker l. Session., :. Fraaci, W. Palmer
CsenanSo-i Levi Harris Rufu,J BALDWIN
Colurrbiq--l Milton Martin. : Harvey W. Gor
Cagpea-l Ja,,u Townsend no.sisy H4sebasou Matthias
Hurehitson.
CAsmsag--John 81 Randall
C7iafen-G-oTss '. HoJle.
Ceraazd-Perrin II Msus~.
Dsioies.-I Peter nonfort n ' sterling Ts"p. g.
william II. Bsawek-
Erig-l william W Weed : Roiii German /, Charles, A
Sill l. Edward Hatch.
E.sr-Jonahsn Burnett.
Fsl,cn and Has.iioa-Wssley Gleaso0.
FrarElas-f - Ferguson.
Greere-l Joshua Pierce. George RobsFsssl.
Genaee-I TLso C. Peters ?. Joseph Cook
Hsykaer-i iGarduer Hnesey, ?. iDesn Barge.
Jeferloa-i Calvin Ltlessid - Fshss stephen J0ha.
Kag,-l John @ Bergen. , s,na, 7. s,stw ; samuel
Mcrris.
Ls~i.--fJonaihsn c. Collins.
Lthgsson-l LEHMAN Gibbs ? A5in L3z.s'.
siasnoz-2. Samuel White
M0aroe-l Lyman Paine James L Al,s !; Pliny 3. Ho
drsdse.
Aiont2,r NJ Aaron W. Hal, ,. Hss Baker
Eer-Yyk-I. Peter II. 0ishsm. Geo D W. Clinton. 5
Patrick H. Mcguire Theodore ward Edmund P Barrow
iWllsH b. Aiken Z Charles C. Leigh 3 fGeo II Richards
Daniel Wills TO- joseph " savass. H. Jane, Boyd. 1,
Peter u Fred Contns "a John P Cumming Is
Edwin A Ware. Il. Alexander P. Sharp.
Kossos-i Robert Dunlap {. Reuben Wilpa.
oarsa-i JO-eph Bsasio, : A PieOa cA's. D L. so,rd
4 Jsmss Mitchell
O.erd1ga-i J,na., II Aanfos, r. d ? Mis,a A Kiaasy.
5. David Wool . William Richardson
oahrio-l jesse Coat. {. : ' z Mallory
Offari-
Orasge-i - Cushnaaa
o.,yo-i l. " whppls Maihss D -, Pal ss,,sy
o'vsyo-i Dewitt Lhtsloba. ? iAssrish Wat
Psfnsn-i M.fvta Wilson. 90 ~
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FROM WASHINGTON

FI0m U1I DHn tofftsPohotlt-
wasHIsGros, Friday Nov u, less.
The instructions to Mr. Mc Lane Commissioner TO China.
are completed They framed with the view TO extend
ing cOInDorce TO the United States
We have rumors Of the Of Foo.e and the Wing
ticket n Mississippi
John Van Buren, and Collector Redhed arrived here 10
night
The Presidents Massage may be eonSdlscd fnished
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Total 22tol ls 23s 1900 1881 66iol2lsa 1851 nsl
surEIME yu.IIeE COW ELEls. DISTRICT Attorney
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VOTE ON CONSULTATIONS IN BROOKLYN.
FOR the measure. slool
Against the measure ................t...l~o
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knowing that Hugh Halsey Hard would receive tho
Temperance vote we him down elected from the start
vle other journals presumed the election Of Edwin Rose
.Whig) Our returns up 70 Ills time are rs follows
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Aflt ttsief, ffthffaA ~ ..A Aluai "a asl t4uu.
Al htt atMft Id 4ti t,feli a-a nqe ,sif
N 4 4sdi & 4lA til ha tFf ,tu 4t4 stA a.
tNtli.- a I gl lsst im Il.
Nt b. t..l.
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New Orleans ldverttsenent>.
ua)US M SIC S1ORL.
13y IL


Jrr undersigned deNfes res
Pc fully Ia inform The public tina
"a w hes can always nBs - BIZ Nau'
N.or,, a choice and llrgt assortment % Pan.
FSries ~ very reasonable price-, sod 1H acron
maiauac ierus
Among them are rearo Forte mr'gbr ,aa
old and celebrated manufacture. r Gilbert
s Co. Of Boston, Of rich tone, and finished
beautifully ln -osesood. black walnut md ma
hogany, with ron frames made 10 tat most
substantial and sorkmanl.e rnTnntr Also
The Iu-ilg celebrated .f.ota1 Pfrrr fW'-t
1ieh. for sTeetrcs. q tone have net BEEN
e3lalled They are peculiarly suited 70 u'
conn,ry,s. the foliar does require tuning
fof Years
Jle Nv improvement TO- PIsnH for'c-
t.. patent fhfa9lg g-,.hrf#rf. ~ af-a i"'
sa'r 81 q .4Iue r-tgiI .smenl tn improve
reu' gives prruH8r hrmn-.s and urNAceN gu
tt. if.H'e. aid- ca the durAtaits sHd afeng'
af the Piano, ard renders i oepaes .i 'euain-
ing mlc4 longer ia tune than iaos- % ordif'ar'
use
" TN ia Agent f,f linn n celebrated
Grand Pianos and pAriuos made n Pafis fn'
power aud sweetness II tone, thry Stand pre-
eminent
r., D.l-s Compound i''s't u.nlJ rrleg
& Co.'S Par. Pianos AID IH-tttreri. from All
The best mapuf 'rtpf.e- constantly receiving
4ad for safe ou liberal terms
- ,aL Uaad Pil1ls i,f sale, from so Co.
500 eaeh. SOL taken o part payment fer nrN
Pianos
Pianos, Repaired, Tuned, Rented and Az
praised
Ia +ca-'s Ysi,1eou This beautiful toned
W,od.in-lrnmsrt Tor Niliag' Churches Lodge
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paNr Manginss.

TIVE attention Of buyers is respectfully
1 called to the extensive stock Of wall pa.
paper, and borders, both French and American.
for sale very low, at NJ. rs Camp '',,st, beng
composed Of the most beautiful patterns ever
imported into ,hi. market. Those In want of
the article would do well to call and examine
this stock and learn prices. Also. on hand a
general variety Of upholstery goods.
JOSEPH ErrEk. IS Camp St
Jan. S, 1853. n27y
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A LA0 = y : .

Tx. HssvKr IL one OF the most grace
tsl u living English poets. HIS works
which s,s not nsmeroas. without ANY pre-
ssa.;oes to power or 'ublimi'y, are "lmos
Al~ays beautiful. snd cannot iAi. to please
yesders Of refined taste
shs sle~ps that still aud placid sleep
Fcs which the weary pant IN vain,
And where the dew. of evening weep,
!. may not weep again;
Or never more upon her grave
6hs,, ! behold tue wild flower waive
They laid her where the sun and moon
Look on her tomb with loving eye
And have heard the breeze Of June
Sweep DER like sigh
Ard the Wild river. waiilng song
Grew drgs-lise as /, stole along.
And have dreami, In many dreams,
Of her who va. a dream to me;
And talked Of her by summer streams
Ia crowds, and on the sea,
Till in my soul .h. was enshfined,
A young Egeria Of the mind.
Tia year. ago and other eyes
Have flung their beauty DER my youth
And have hung on other sighs,
And sounds tina, seemed like truth;
And loved the music which they gave
Like that which persisted in the grave
And I have left the cold and dead.
To mingle with the l,s'ng cold;
There ha weight around my head,
Ny heast ia growing old
o. for refuge and home
With thee, dead Ellen, in thy tomb
Age sits upon my breast and brain,
Ny spirit fades before it, time,
But they are all thine avn, again,
Los, par,nsf Of their prin.
And thon ar, denfer in Thy -hroud
Than al the false and selfish crowd
Rise, gentle yision Of the hours
Which go Ike birds that come no, back,
And fling thy pale aud funeral flowers
On memory's wasted track
o. For the wings that mad. thee bIc-',
To Zee away aud be- at rest
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FRANCIS ARNOLD
V1ORATIO u HEWITT, Successor to
IL Tyler q Hewitt riAso foRrf Aspsusle

JfORATlO u HEWITT, Successor to
IL Tyler Is Hewitt rlAso FORTE Asbsuslt
DFALEE. 80 Camp street hes Orleans. Has
always on hand one of the largest AMI most
complete selection. of Piapo Fori's N the
southern country, ull IT which, arr guaranteed
a. good aud perfect Instruments Agents tor
the sale Of \. SropAar Co.'S New York
Pianos.
These p,auos are celebrated fpr fine quality
ii tone, purenrs- Of Sound, AID tor neat and
beautiful finish Of exterior workmanship and
ste considered ty the proir--,on, and competent
Judges tn be The finest Pianos made $50 the
United States Patuculara,tcnlion j. requested
10 Their splendid Serpcnt,ue pattern, with Pear
keys, v luch - considered one of The hne-t nov
made
UAlLErr. DAVIS { CO = celebrated Ba-roS
PiAsos, . 1T, ~, aud I octave pi,cold Piano
fortr- from the factory of f'eyel 4 co..
PARIS al-o paalao4 Srmr.',rsaG aua brsnI
Pianos from the same hon-c,
% Pianos taken 10 exchange aud part pay
ment
GUITARS from the hou-, # IIail 4 Son,
Spanish nnd fr'.nch patterns. Nri Nluin-. 10
kr,r quantities Ncl"dcnu~. Seraptuut- o..
eHn-, fMic- atnrettr-. Bras. ln-trnmenis
u H. MINUS Nt"i4ilt'i.'-s hNNi"-f @N'hE' ''f
ali instruments tai ml.aal merchandise II al
descriptions, wholesale aud r,lii.
Sheet Mu.ic 90 ali kad--mu-I. received
from tine N1tih Is ..erg Steamer O.. -aeu aS
eut shed. .,ah G.s-, ir.lHuan Books
10.
Particular attention is e.i',l "a toe large and
extensive selection 81 tceotieon~ And fhuRa-,
which is the most complete and perfect seIcc-
tom NJ the-, beautiful iu>;fJmcut,c ~ offered
90 the southern market
Al orders FROM the country faithfully and
promptly attended to. Althrrai i,~coun, made
to Teachers aud ,u Summaries
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I've wandered to the village, Tom | We ,a
beneath the tree,
Upon the ~hooi.house play. ground, whiei
sheltered you and me,
Bet none we're Isi, to greet me, Tom and few
arc left TO know.
Tsa. played with us upon the green, SOM
twenty years ago.
The grss.i Is Just as green, Tom; bare.fooset
boys a. play
Were .yosJng ins; rs we did then, with spirit
quite ~ gay,
Bu, the master Sleeps upon The hill, which
coated Der with snow,
Afforded as slia..s pscc, just twenty year
benches are replaced
BY new ones very like ,Ir same our p~nkn'yes
had drfaced,
But the same old bricks arc in the wall, tie
bell swings TO and fro,
It, music's jus, the same, dear Tom, was
twenty years ago.
The boys were playing some old game, be-
meath thar same old tree;
I have forget the name Just now--you We
PLAYED the sane with me,
I'm that same spot; t wss played with knives.
bv th,o~inv so and so;
Tn. leader mad a task 10 do there, twenty
year. ago.
on ito sid.
Arc ,a,per than they we're, Tom, the stream
sopear. lee. wide
Dv, the v,npe vine swing is ruined now, where
once we played the bean,
And swung our ~ eet-henr,s-"prc,ty girl-"-
Jus, twenty y.arsaro
by the spreading beach,
Il ye,y low -, was once 40 high that NC could
almost reach.
] started 40,
To see how sadly am changed, since twenty
years ago.
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Cpkolsteey Geod.. kr,

OUCH a- cords, ,as>el-, loup-, or cnrtaif
- holders, curtain bands and pin-, cornce %
rods, Muslin Cu.ta'ns large and extensive as
sormeu, Of paper haneings aud holders
For sale at los prices, By
JOSEPH EtrER Camp St
Jan. \, 1853. u27y
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Az H. DOUGLASS. kse,irnR aud For
4 w. rard,rg V-rohaHf, Shreveport, la
~,u give prouipt attention TO the forward nc
Of merchandise snd freight shipped 10 hi'
care.
REFERENCES: Payne & HARRISON, Ner o.
l,s.s Swiney, Green & Co., Nsn Orieaa-
Alien & Paxton. Green Douglass, lia1le,
g. iiowefton, NtrctrPFt
GROCERIES,, WINES. iuioRs. az.
'lNIE Sub-cr,bsfs have Just received. per
! steamer Cleona. Ia addition to Their for.
msr stock, fuli and complete assortment, Of
Groceries, Western Produce, and other ARTICLES
suited 10 to. trade. Ei new aud fresh, coin
pri.ed III the following auieie- tz
~ cash. nLhpd bacon il keg. lard
- irr,e- Sfsgg & Shay- eNtta hams
10000 los c'ear.sldr haeor
$50 bbl- -four IS bb's cAra Do
80 -aes- coffee
so bhl- and "a half hbis moia~.e-
80 hb- aud 20 half bhl. De3tcr whisky
90 bills Dam aud Naynv'. whisky,
70 Dbl. - Louis whisky,
10 bblS Old NononF 1liola ehtssy,
10 bids brown nHd clarified sugar
10 bbi.cru-hed and 5 bids ioHd q sugar
10 lbl. loaf sugar
80 boxes Nirlinia tobacco
ALso BOtT AND Rih SJDRCN
Comprising cho,ee and select saue'y Of lirsn-
ie-, @iue-, gan, fum, bitter .yup~. etc, Rlih
q weli assorted stock of Faue, Gru, erirs. viz
.srdinr- pickles., csndlcs preserves, setehup-.
sauces, mustard. ere
STACEY & WELLS,
Successor, 10 Robot Dppuell.
&ert 2 4 ,.y tA.. | aVca
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BARGAINS.
Il ONh. n N d X y

re now opening at the store lately occu-
~ pied by VIM. c. Trabuc, a large assert,
men' of Dry .oods, consisting Of Silks. Barsr-.
Muslin, Jaconci, English, French, and Amer.
can prints, embroidered sleeves, rhemi-.t,.s,
Berlin, silk, and Md gloves, and large yari-t,
o' fancy goods trunks. boots. shoes. hats.
ladies, misses, and children shoes .addlery,
hardware, cutlery glassware, aud crockrrywsrr
4 ESQ.
4 large assortment Of Groceries and .Napie
Goofs, which they will sell low for cash. CalI
ana see
Nhrereport, April 30, 1883 tv
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&. :. BEASLEy / co.

(LATE or MARSHALL, TEXAS
" hnisvi, Grocers and d,ai.r, IN Wines, Ll-
gHors, and Prorisions. No. ~ Canal ST.,
and II tros,mar s.. tbeiaeeH Custom
House ami he Rirsr)
LAVE opened large aud well selected
stock OF the above articles. whrh they
oil,r on As favorable terms ~ ean be purchased
at any house IN The city of New Orleans. Per
sons visiting the city will please favor them
with a call All order, promptly aud faithfully
attended to. ~ strict attention to business the,
hope to give general satisfaction and to receive
liberal SHARE of patronage, particularly from
their Texas friends
Jan. =, 1893, nelly.
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$5Os NALL ENGei
HOBENSACKS WORM SyRr,

HoBkNSAthS "ORA SYRUP
An article founded upor scientific p,,...,
compounded with pur.l, vegetable suL,,..r''
Ing perfectly safe when taken, and h,,
been known TO fail in curing 10. mos, - e
cat. cases Worms can never exist. wh... -,
remedy IS once used from the fac, that !, @ @u
obly DESTROYS them, but removes all the ,r 'o'
and mucus which may remain D'
IHE TtPE WORM
This worm Is the most difficult, on. "a
,tro, Of all that inhabit The Laman bod '"
grows to az slmo-, indefinite length. ,,d ,
coming 80 cooled aud fastened IN the int,.
aud the stomach, - to produce rts. ~ ~
Dance, 30, Shic'i is the rau>. Of many ,a-
to- the grave, not believing that th.s.
plants ha,. their origin from the Tate W
consequently ihcy do not u. the proper M.
rine~ for their dl>ca~. To those who a.. Y"
i.ctrd with thu, awful foe To health, ,sn..
ucnd the use of ny Worm Nyruy and -
pHis, the ~ tnp To- bee taken IN duse, ol -.
tablr -puoo'pl>, three tunes day. then ~
from i've to e,ght Of my Liver Pills, la ~
lelre and pas- the worm ~ strictly f,aa
ing these dlrrciioHs, the most obs,ins,. e...
Of Tape " ofu can bee speedily cured.
ROtND OK ATOUttH WORM
Tbs worm Is usually fsrnd N the .m,ll I,
'eslht7 ana - u' ""iNl uiNN e"ihmon sIA
.h.1'cn' yel II i n"' en'trti confined To li,u.
a. adults nave frequently h''h SHOWN to ,us,
with them Tie umJ p'Hs mos, pfo,n,,s,,
Ntt" affected 0ith ina worm, are hardae,,
ard mlne-- e. tar belly, shiny stools. l,o,.
ness OF the bowel, picking vt The no.e 4.
h.ue.~h -ir.s,k under ,hr rsc-. Sc II ven a.,
q ID. a
.,ilpjom., Hhrft,arl'a !, arm Apr,.s cso !.
sa, Is drprndcd upnn-hl listing At, yuu have I,
CERTAIN. .t... sud speed, cue. ami # a..
u-tns Il aro1f tug to the dtr,t ti"us ua,,,,,
i- mi r.t,t.A tftlth. and the t,o.,,, II
,,,,,bly ,ts,,,.-,t,d from ,t, .,.,-,, wv
ri i..nrei Their, F.. ru r.9,d, IA. to't -, -
,r,,.... r.r tt.r,... ma .,,l ,a.,t INV "
Ga, ,,,,.. clio ,,.,,,y tto,,S "'
tSrtRipFN OK >V,IL YHkt,ruopy,
Thee, worm. to -Wt,ten The numa, ,y.,,.
h, liable. are the most troublesome q, n
oih.r- They nrr general, to- b, found IN IN.
r.ciun and n allowed tr remain, from IN, !,
r,ta,iou thrt ...oduer, lay the fuuudat,on T..
serious dl.nfd.ra. .,ieh a, inflammation If III.
bowels. and other arrangements Of In, .,,u
nrh The test nd s,ir.t medicine tina, "a.
be- used, d. H.b,psatLs Worn NDtup Sueh !.
the astonishing power Of my medicines on,
isr4r,tics. tbd | defy any one. I, urndn..,
ease where nv " ntm Syrup and Lave, pA,
,,. recommended T., a. u.,d thr, v,il ,o, ,n.
Att.,..,. t,...-.,r, ,. tn.u., ,l,, SWIM, ,n
.,sd.,,,...,A, d,r.,t.,,u. an ,,,h h,,,tl.. a..
.,.....a p.,iI,.. tttrp,i,,r y. r.ou,r,s m -.
t,.,tl, ~. mn .tt.,,, the, d.. ia. In.
IN. s., i.,..5s -,r,r.,l,,,n,, ,,,,,,,, .,d t,'lu,
.,t,..r,,,,,., ,,n.r ti t.,,,.l~ ,h,. met,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24

SiiElBf, fMOUN & co, late Scy.
- mour, lla,chett, & CO., Wloiesai. Grocsrs
and COMMISSION Merchants, No. 10, Po,dras
street, New Orleans, keep constantly on hand
a large aud wcll selected stock OF groceries
aud produce, which they are prepared to sell
low Tor ca'h, ar approved city aecep,suces.
Jan. :, 1853 MI "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24
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New FieW.-.\rw Goods,

WV ~ w 1VO"Nk
SIIti 4 BURNSIDE. cash dealers
+ w IN every description OF tiw Naichss
AA .jereirg, and Fanny Gpods. having en-
tered into partnership - The Watch MAX np and
Jewelry business, at tn. old sln,'d OF Shey 4
Woods, cutuur Of Texas and Market streets
Shreveport, la, take picasnr. ~ announcing To-
their numerous friends that their supply OF
goods Is complete, embracing every variety ct
watches, rlncs-, jeWelty, aud fancy goods
ladies' and gents gold and silver hunting aud
open faced watches, gold and silver 'hmh, ,.
ladies and gents tine guard ard fob chain..
bracelets, nrek aee- gold pencils and gold pens
IN gold and silver handles, gold ard SILVER spcc.
'nrle-, german silver do, music boxes. acro,de-
Gus. flullna>, silver aud shell visiting card
eases, great VARIETY of ladies aud gents hr.a~ 81
pins, finger rings bosom eoiinr and -i.ey. but
tons, ladle, cuh pms, fine supply Of gents
Vold guard. md fob KEYS, silk guards gfandu.pS
lamps mantle ornaments, canes. fancy work
bo,r=, french sictr mantle clock = marine liver
clocks, Sc. &r Watches, rloels and lcWelrg
of every description repaired AZ short notice
Al good watches warranted one year from date
of repairing
We are also prepared to manufacture lcvelry
~ all kind, having ia our employ Mr. Watson,
late Of Memphis, whose time is devoted enlirr.
y to that branch of business
Our terms are positively cash, from this dale
Sil.Ni a VI K\siDE