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

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Tns SrArs o. TxxAa
County Of Hsriso~.
To ,hs sheriff n raN cpss,y, 0assr,xs.
WHEREAS. ON the 9Th day Of May.
w A. D. 1853. James G. Drew for the
sss aud benefit Of Jsmes II. Roger, fled
his petition in my office in Substance. ~
follows, 10 wit:
"Ihst George P. Harrison. Thomas
Harrison, John n. Harrison, and William
r. Harrison, defendants IN this suit. who
are jointly negotiating and using trade u"dsr
the iir,n, name, and style. Of q. T.. Harrison
Il Brothers. are justly indebted Ia plaintiff
for the use aud henst, aforesaid in the sum
Of -Four hundred and thirty one dollars aud
forty seven cents, due by note which 10 10
toilows. towit:
I" HARsisoN Couxrv. Sept. 18th 1851.
"o43I ~ 100. One day after dsts
We promise to pay 10 the order Of Jane L.
Drew the sum oi -Four hundred and thirty.
one Ind Al 100 dollars Tor value received.
with eight per cent interest until paid.
"H. X. 1875.
"(Sig.) q. r. Harrison = RRormERs.'
Plaintiff AYERS that the debt named in
said promissorv note although long aimee
due. and payable. aud often demanded. re-.
m.ins unpaid. Plaintiff prays judgmen.
against defendants for the amount men.
toned in said note according TO the tenor
and effect vi the same, together with in
tssest aud costa Of suit.
And whereas. James II. Roeevs. ono Of
the attorneys for plaintiff, appeared before
me. and made oath A. required by law.
that William +. Harrison. one Of the de-
Pendants. 10 . non. resident Of the State OF
Texas.
These are therefore 10 command you to
summon the said William 2. Harrison. by
publication Of this citation for four succes
sivs weeks in the Texas Republican" .
newspaper published in the town of Mar
shall, Harrison county. in the State Of
Texas. to liz and appear before the District
Coa'. Of Harrison county. ~ the court
house, IN The town Of Marshall, on the
lauGeeu Monday after the third Monday
20 Mnrh s53 .hco and there TO answer
the p..iii1n pi jsmrs & Dre~, for the use
aud bsaeh. 81 Asmrs w. Rogers. n = Ger.
tain suit wherein ,.p said jsmea 4 Dew.
for the use. &c, 10 pla'ntd asd Gsoegt T.
Harrison RI a., are defendants. Ai la 81,
debt.
.,,s,.- llragiN fail not, aud make
due return hereof
Teste: v. 7 Ford Cell
S = tie Dlsitiot tNuri OF l'.g,
nm tis1r county. aHd .os, Of office
al Marshall, tiis Alb day Of May. A. ID.
1863.
l.. X. FORD. Cl'k d. {.
By Mx. l.. BAuRnrr. ID. L.
lssucd Ms, 4th, 1853.
l.. x. Fosp. Cl'k. D. c.
BY VIM. l.. Barrett, Derry.
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Feb. 10. 1853. -


'I~HE VI '-rsigrsd having entered iusoi
L partnership in the kosss esrpsm1u1
business, wosld rsspscsfslly is1ssn ~ q
seas Of Asr-hall and virinity. lhst ~ ,a11S
prepared to rsreuts al osdsrs ID thsR H. 4
a.Psedy and wofkmanliks maanss. TIT 0
prepared to take contrasts fps buitdia1 -
aiming houses, making SOD asa dSse9 r.
order. "
JAsss shap h lorassa nsns ~ sselA
eS!nss u u. pssis sssasw. 11sg Aspex1
81 share ~ rebiic palfenaas.
Z. J. LOudARAY.
). c. BLANkENsiiir. Y
Mssrh J. lS5S III
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AAaeno vaelen Neelee.

= ETrERS Of sdainIassatics VEN grated
n The under.ignsd II ths Apsil Tern,
'9iSssl Of ths ecsrls eours pessaialag 70 ths
S.s.ts~ ~ 1eeesasd psfsens, ls~sd 10 sWA tes
~ resnsy II iisssias~, TsssA = ~ sseass
r tVlilIs. Yssss, dessa>sA ~. = saess'
- = IN sssies u oil pessens hsviee $3.50
sssiuS snH eeAses, y pssssat tAsn vttAte -.
~ rsresslksdky lsw. dsly asthessiseasa, -
eS~ss uS1a( = ~ eene V nAhs l0ne1lAae
'kAA nuNTBa, A.
FsS C.ADA14
/ As ryjQH - saeue c. sev
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New Goods At GLADE spri' 81.
EiyM miles South- East If NsrsAaA
rI>IlE subscriber would Inform hi. adF
i and the public that he has just n, i lf
his store, -gh, miles snnth.cast VI H. s' e.
full and elegant supply OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOUDs,
embracing every variety and style Of goods,
usually found IN retail establishments
These goods have been selected WIKI PAT
care, and have been purchased Al eltssS<ely
favorable prices, 80 that he is enabled ~ sell At
rs
SMALL A PROFIT
A. any establishment in the country.
III. good have been selected, also, with 4
view 10 the market iIa,ing had long e1ps
Pence in the ,nptt-r he hai,ess himself that b,
will give satisfaction to oil tho.s who will ex
Anime the quality and pFiec u his merchandise
Without attempting % seu'nsssss sis vsraoa'
article. in his store, the svbsrsibrs Vesld ssses
thaA hc has fine Iot VI
LADIES GOODS.
embracing the choiccst patterns and latest
styles. including the various articles VI dres
and toilet
lie la. also fins assortment Of
GEN1LEMEN'S GOODS,
embracing the var'ous Assiclss u apparel. ffual
head 10 foot. dnc assortment Vi boots and
shoes. lie has also the various ARTICLES kept
IN ..orrs necessary for h se-ke~ping OF fol
plantation use. Ia word. Il has been his d.
.ir- l." gst All acceptable variety Of every hing
Cali and see for yourselves, aud YOU viii y
certain 10 purchase.
JOHN l.. SHERROD.
Glade Spring, April 30. 1853. AIT
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Furniture Here ~ A.ese.s
WE would invite the att~ssien of err
w iri~nd., and the pabIk srn<rally. 10 ~
fI.,pe aud we'll s~iecsed) rtock Of furniture
nov on hand and daily receiving.
0srrsus, B<dsesIs, Tst9es.
XtsnIs, S~ts, Wiisw Wsvs. IT,,
CAsirs = I'll k.sts,
~hlh "a otFrs low for cash. Thea walking
70 r.schass anything in our 'ins. will do well
:, sive - . esll. and examine oas stosk aa1
pe;ess, Asgors purchasing elsewhere.
Can = ~ old stand of King TAsepsd's y
TuETFORD \ WILSON.
ney Il. less. slS-1y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

NJ ESSRH. PIERCE T. TAYLOR be-
lNl to iaform their friends and custom,
they have associated Capt James N. c,
fh" mercantile business viii shem, an
''te- be rsiDess G. the firm will b~ cor
aHde tie ilr md style Of Pierce, T.
W TN1y ~lls TO fi'se Al their OIL
.-|et.fr l.1.. ll. I'D ".
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28
ANOTHER FRESH srocEi

ANOTHER FRESH STOCK!
Farmers' and Mechanics Chsap Cash
Sfore-- Wholesale and RefaH'''
TINE subscriber respectfully invites the at.
tsntion Of the citizen. ef Marshall, and
The public .. large, 10 his stock Of
Dry G"d' and Gr"ser'es,
Iiardw~rs, Nfores, Furniture, dc.
Now on hand, and in daily r~ccsah every variety
of useful, N well n. fancy srteIes in his line,
which liz Offers on the most liberal terms, being
determined to keep UP with the times, by self
ing cheap fos Cash. H. anticipates from the
low prices he intends 10 offer his goods At,
liberal share II patronage. His stock eons'.sA
Of frrsh groceries, dotn~s,ics, hats, caps, bon
nets. boots. shoss. ready made clothing. and
general stoek VI dry good., glass, tin and
sarthcawasr. castings. salt, &c; all Of which
vii! h .oId low fos ea.h, OF exchanged fos
county produce, on pleasing serms, BY
KING TuETFORD.
Masshall. May II, 1853. n43-ly.
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Glade Spring. April 30. 1853 a.


D3ooksl B~oks!! Bo0ksl!:
TIVE uh4ersigned arr receiving = 6ns A.
sortnssnt III school books, choisav hisl0s-
ieal. religious, End standard, and n,isesllansout
books--a quantity IL novels, albsu1o, port
folios. letter, tool-rar, and record paper, On
yelcpes Of all kinds, pens, inks, and motts
waters, &c, dc.
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON.
Ami q. IS IL
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Received in Office May II, A. D. 1851, and
handed to the editor Of the Texan Republican
same day for publication.
$. Il. PERRY, shit
by W. A. LINCOLN, Deputy.
May n, 1859. 45-N
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-rINH.. Of eve! fiN'lr NN
ness, which, in addition a. iNe' Hlsse
will supply the wants Of every cus.o.aC
hey leave 10 return their thanks to u.
toners for pas, fayor~, and hope to Dr.
continuance Of their patronage. II sir''
ton TO business, honesty, and fair dea
insure II.
All those indebted to r. q. Pierve. at
f:m Of I'isvs T. Taylor, viii pdcsss "a
settle up.
r. G. PiERC
o. J. rAyLO
J. NJ. CURT.
I~m ~ 1GEC n
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ClOUGil 4 LANE,
Ait'Xs for Petitioner.

.>sSiiix. Herein fail not, and make due
s. RE return hereof Test, l.. X. Ford,
8 =: Clerk OF the District Court cs liar.
r,son county, and ~al Of said
7UUN Court, annexed at Marshall. this
18th day Of May, A. d. 1881.
L. X. FORD, e. d. C.
Issued May 10, 1853.
l.. r.. FORD, c. D. C..
Received in Office NAV, 18Th, 1883. and hand.
ed the -sa,e day TO the editor vi the .'cxas
Republican for publication.
y. Il. PERRY, Sheriff. II. c.
Nav II, 1883 n45-At
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ssss pavsf H. p,issic9 Iali sIsks1si r. IGi i. j.!
nets paper, etc, ~. III wssA = NJ p ~
ssevsssc, but ID dsag wstu1t ~ M
: :;|E ;f' s;.ls, S.l$s 81
viii T. =, prns,d = IT. lse -" - ~ ssS
n. hss on ksaA ~ u R,sat eeooutlnn III
.,.d citations fof issvisesstsA AleG ) "a y B
Hank Notes. $s4 - III
1UAlNExsi I1Ue91q1oi5
PissgA E~s4ry-- Wsssxsu QsvvtV y
lNsli~y -Gss Smlxlta a y & &c g Il
THE ssdssntgset Weslt - y
Se form The e'tissss u naf1n& 4
and vktnlty, ~ w r)ee6n M
Foundry n still in epssasisa, - - - ness
plouxhs ~ - b ssrellsd - 1p1n1Ae -
this asaskst, ~ sxsspetau ~ r. Ar1sf nnpSa
sfaxtsss II Hall 4 Apesra 49, n ~
Two cents pound will - NIL ~ ~ 60 ~
iir f'sQ cHf' or tls ase4a u.s. easfa~
Aua.ie. Woe uad l0 u'taf %. rsrafiis
Iem rs 4iusi,sl soiiue.
iie Co.. aI.0 .77e fed r3a "a esusiisa
%. naHtu.r shop where Nff SIN b.
soHe. f-ote nArasi lai a sssa nas
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Issued May iith, 1883.
l.. K FoRp, elk d. {.
BY VIM. l.. Barrett. Dev'y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-26
NOW Isl TnE TIME Enn EnrIr 1nEr.

NOW IS THE TIME FOR FRUIT TREES.
B1rry'S great work on the irui, garden intended
10 explain aud Illustrate the Psychology OF fruit
lre's theoVand practice Of all operations CON
h'rtei wllh propagation, pruning, transplinrina
ana framing Of orchards aud garden trees--laying
onto' orchards nni gurdrns--destruction OF in
,acts-prescrying iruita-sclrction of yarrtir.
fnce, 81 20 Copies for the country mailrd free OF
postage, ny a II. 4 G.. hurley,
'uY 10. ~ Lnke ST.. Chlcnrn.
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Brinkerhof & Penton,

NTe grn'TlI WI0-r,uIr 0gfnI7 and Tr0TcT- m0ICO-
hoi, OF hugh proof, cologne, spirits md gruurr.
cod liver oil, and NIL genuine patcrf medicines
tut GyCOt any rIige. Our stock Is one Of the
.arg"s, IN the western country and We hope that
honorable dealing. and by keeping goods OF the
first qu diiy AT uniform low prices, 10 inertia lIbe-
raj share Ut the wuolr-lr Io5hug trade ot this
section Of Illinois. BEfvErEu0rg 4 PENroS,
Wholesale dmgg.sr., No. % lakcstrcrt, directly
opposite fremont ousr Chicago August 10
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gerry body 'oants IT, Erery body reads il
Fanny FERNS New Book

HAS met with sale OF 10000 copies in tntaiv
days.
Fern leaves from Fanny portfolio, with eight
elegant Illustrations, is the book oiIhe time.
We do not hesitate 10 pronounce IL one of the
most readable JOOksOf The dag. "--Ch J01rnaL
Fanny has made herScif aamc hat ,ciH Sc.
,nre a ne!come to her book in Thousands of
homes - Boston Carpet Dag.
For sale u: wholesale and retail by
July % A. II e. c. BuGtey, Chic,co
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Drv Goods at Wholesale,
SPRING TRADE.

] NVUIIsl : " III " VI = = ""
2J5 SOUTH WATER ST.
" ANEnow iu store, aud are constantly TccTi-
Llyng, direcIlrun the manufacturers, every
variety ,....,.,
FOREIGN d DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
.ui,sd to the Western trade. One OF the partners
d.,ouuE has entire time To purchasing we are PIE.
plrrd To improve every facility which the market
affords, and intend To make Uut STOCK at alt times
the most complete and desirable III our tlN' H'.
uInl. thereby 10 merit q continuance at the liberal
plirunugc which la, heretofore been extended CO.
rs from Western merchants. \ large proportion
Of our domestic goods were purchased last 'Hc
fore ilrllsc. and on soliciting t,IdglWe dgH a. TIE
fullest cJEEfCHrs lint ne cIH TOD "'tas o.
rij,fao,, egsslIy as f4r1gah', IsrwStp tsgrHr
rlaSer asst ThJuSc rae iotatsH 80 NCtC J g,r
o. ciSgrhgrc.
We wouI respectfully invite the attention u.
Western Merchants 10 our StncN, before m'.u-
thsirnIr.lt1sg, Chicago, MARCH 70
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Dry Goods Cheaper than ever


1T w LUNV Wa ITITTNTU, TT,
The proprietor oi the Cheap Store, No rr,,,
Lake ST, having removed 10 No. 1902, 0De don,
neSi, now offers TO the public the cheapest and
bestselected Stock oiDry aui Fancy TO ods, over
offered in Chicago, Ia which he would invite the
attention OF country Merchants, Pedlais and The
public IN general before purchasing elsewhere. In
hls stock will be found every article il the Dry a.
Fancy Goods Departments. such as Shirfinp..
Sheetlngs, Linens, Prints, De LANES, Baragrs'
Lawns, SilEs shnwIs Cloths, Cassimeres, vestinps
Gloves, Hosiery, &c, also large assortment of
JeweIry, Fancy Boxes iccordcons andall kinds
oi Mott Das constantly on hand
n Is. Don't forget No. lO2, Late No 100.
Wholesale Roomsup stq,rs-Retailbclow.
Junei, JB.SilAY.
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Look Here.

( NllAlN pumps, sodiron furnaces, apple pea.
Or.rS, bench screws, nursery lamps. paste Jig
gers, sewing birds, hand bells, COW bells, hay
knives coffee roasters, brass kettles, dog chains,
dog col lars, dog muz1es, bird cages for sale at the
Oc,ober22 CRY HARDWARE STORE,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-26
DAGUE0REOTYPiST.

I iNES NiRSTON unexpectedly Informs the
- ciulrusut Ottawa and vicinity, thn, he has re-
moved into his new -ky light gallery, opposite the
court house, west sidc the square, where he is pre-
nrrdto takcmInaur"- Iuthe mustimproycdsty
Of he art. Prices 81 80 anC upwards
NJ. j N'SeXperiruGc IN the art is Of many
yrnrss'audng. He viii guarantee every likeness
laS"niu his gallery to he equal III hnlshand truth
iuiHes, to any taken in the world.
G-y- Time torchldgen, between the hours of 10
4 w. aud L. ",
The subscriber would here heglcnve to state that
he repudatcs entirely, the ockeyinC system, 80
common among dagueueuus liz prices are fixed
audnlthough notso low a. those Of some artists,
are no higher than viii enable him to do Justice to
hmscliaud patrous lie wii.uot take pictures I'M
less he canput them up in a style worthy oithc art
aud ITS professors. J MARsToN.
Miniatures set in lockcts, brrast.pms finger
rings, land Hiedallona Also ,likencsscs otcorpsca
or decreased persons taken Hay II
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NDEnT TAXI {.
NEIF AND TALUIELE DISCOTEEY.
eat Improvement in Artificial Teeth.
Mr.. j. a. lcnuicOt. no. 90

nANe street. chicago, having purchased Aliens
Patent Improved method of Setting mineral
teeth, takes pleasure In Offering 10 h- pntruns a
HealaHd Substantial iUPEOT ENLST.wh.ch
only needs TO be examined 10 Lc appreciated and
unqla,iilcdiy approved. The advantages OF this
invention are perfect cleanliness and pclcc, Tree
dohl nom any metallic Or other unpleasant taste
great strength, iightness aud durability. The
ireih are secured 10 a plate by means of a strong
mineral cement which ionnsu pcrlectuuicnoithr
TEEN ana plate, aud an eyaci imitation of fheuat-
hrai gums, giving Ii!e-iikc appearance thatitIs
impossible 10 ohon in my other way Forreier-
ences see medals and diplomas, awarded TO Dr. *.
asprempms for the best Dental mechanism, also
specimens of work at his Office, No % corner
Lake aud Dearborn streets, near the fremont
House lime
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40 Cost 4!

pONNETS, summer shnwls baicgc dclains,
} lawns, and summer dress goods generally,
viii he sold lat cost, Ia make room for n winter
stock. lJUly 90 l.. h. SMliu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-26
KIER!S PETROLEUM,

AL -l- ~ "a IL y - - - AL
or ROCK OlL-Gur-- Rheumatism. eve.
~ Chrome Sore Eyes, BlnIurs-, FILES C.0-
.rrl Nogbus. Dmuhun Uy-rD,rTy. ~cruIaa,
Ey-pra-, SIIt Rhrlu, letter. Ruswum.
Luytoa- and F.Wp.=. ag lie Ska. Bafa- and
Sca.I'. Ola Sores. Coughs Colds, nr.glr...
Affections OF ibr Lungs and Niuiupr, T.. -.a -s,
Of the Bladder and Kidneys White Swelling.
Cuulrocuou- OF the Limbs and Joints, Worms.
Group, Toorh-Achr, Neuralgia Deafness .-umr
kinds, Cancer, Female Diseases, Gol,, Asthma
Sc. Sc.
This Wonderful Remedyis PURELY NATU-
RAL-l.-cuyrr"d ma
Wen 400 Feet Deep
iu 1919, near Pittsburgh, Pas clear and Of q
beautiful wins co.or-Is put up M Do Ct boui I4-r
n 30 flow irouu the iou0trm--sus.d external and
internally generally times d1y-huJ in Azue
and Dauhp1, a tcaspOouu. every 3ACurs, aud I'D
Cholera Murbus every hour.
Tue propTrlorha mo- taste for usinrhe can,ing
inflated, blowing -ly'r brought 10 the aid Of the
Patent Mixtures and No-'I4n, Of the dav--cun-
-ciuus thar This bI. being Natures own work
and NO HUMAN INVENTION, is fast finding
lis way 10 pubGchyor,-rur will We mlk"1 long
parade Of Certificates The voices Of the cured
1re speaking louder md LOUDER in It's praise
So let Itbe. Let the OH speak tor itself Get
Circulars with Directions grntS Of Agents. For
sale By Druggists generally ln the West, and by
g. l.. TuoNrsoy,
T.. y. GEr9g-, O'rawa.
X. VI. LYON,
Auglis - Fort WAYNE. Proprietor
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k'Or Sale,

DOYS,you will find great variety olCaps and
ID glas- lIat-at apo NV .WNs.
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Shawl Store

And every shawl will be sold at bargain III
mantilas, every style worn, besides many s'y.cs
that can't be ltound elsewhere. 1t Is i'm
possible in the narrow limits q! an IA,
vertisemen., to give any idea OF our stock and
the numerous bargains we are now Offering. SUI
fceit to say that we have every new ana desirable
style OF goods in the market, from the commouesi
artcleot domestic manufacture, IN the finest pro-
ducts of tn. looms, India, England, France, Ger
many, and Switzerland, audwe VIII guarantee
cverypiecc, style and description oi goods TO nr
lower than they can be boughteIsewhere, and wH.
cheeruy return the money IN any instance where
any article bought Of Us can be had tor less lI,ce
anywhere else, or where any article has been iu
any way msrepresented by any OF our saiesnen
We shall be in receipt OF every new and desiTa-
BILE style Of goods Immediately on their appra'
rance in the eastern market, having residenIb bay
ers always on the look II for novelties IA Styles
Il IL. lgr.
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Domestic goods OF allthe choice brands, belo"
the usual prices Black and colorrdsA IN almost
endless variety, and evety style ilom ls 10 Is pc
ynrdess than can be bought elsewhere.
In shaws our stock isso extensive A.I ours Is
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ILLINOIS WHOLESALE
1ru CIV areho use,
CHICAGO,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

TIF'TT TT7I19UTN n I0IUW Ihr VUIIIc Ih0t they
IaN,.n store large and Wyl, selected stock OF
III Lf AND IrNND1r TIP. AT.L.h
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-26

wv T. have large stock OF Chicago and Alton
w lime, and wlikeep il constantly on hand
through the season. tNayTl EAMEs
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1ly-G-I.rs by Mail promptly executed,
" + D,,T>rrs. July l1-tt CT. LARENur
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-17
ST CHARLES EXCHANGES.

THE st. Charles is now thoroughly finished
L and reopened in style far superior i n ev-
cry respect to any establishment of the kind in
the State of Mississippi, or probably in the
whole Southern country.
1t comprises an area of fifty by one hundred
feet, and contains Bi lard Saloon, two bow
ling Alleys, Restaurant and otner convenient
and necessary fixtures. Especial care will be
observed in furnishing the bar invaribly with
the choicest wines, liquors &C., and the restur-
ant with all the Injuries the market affords.
The secluded location, copacious arrange
ment, and combined advantages of this estab-
lishment, render it eminently desirable and
pleasant resort.
The business will be conducted by the most
competent and gentlemanly men, and no exer-
Iion will be omitted calculated to merit gen.
eral patronage. February 2, 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-17
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ADV ERTISEM NJ EN- rs.
The state Of Mississippi,

YAzoo COUNTY.
PROBATE COURT-JuNE TERM, 1873.
10 all persons interested iN The lands, and
te,senientS of Geo. w. and Robert Wood
berry, Minors.
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear be-
a. fore the Probate Court of Yazoo County
on the fourth Monday in August, 1858, then
and there to shew cause if any you can, why
an order should not be made for the sale OF the
following described land, belonging to said
minors, to wit: West half of north west quar-
ter, Section ] !; west half southwest quarter,
Section east half south-east quarter, Section
? east half northeast quarter, Section Il !;
northwest quarter, Section II west ha.fnorth-
east quarter, Section 10, all in Township D.
Range wes,, in Yazoo county, containing 900
acres. And furtherto do and suffer such things
as shall be considered and ordered by our said
court in the premises.
And it is further ordered that publication OF
this citation be made in the Yazoo Democrat for
the space of six weeks.
WITNESS, Hon. George B. Wilkinson, Judge
of the Probate Court of Yazoo County, the fourth
Monday in June, 1858, and seal of said Court.
Issued July lst 1853.
JAMES III. BELL, Clerk.
July 6, 1853.-35-7t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-17

FRUIT TREEs.-If fruit dwindles in size, and
becomes defective and knotty. scientific far
mer knows that the earth needs phosphate of
lime; one of the most necessary ingredients to
a full and perfect development of fruit.
The scientific farmer would then gather ieapes,
and burn, or pulverize them, and after digging
round his tree so as to expose the roots, put half
bushel of bone dust, leaves and leached ashes
mixed in equal portions to each tree, and thus
afford the material for perfect development Of
fruit.
If peach trees dwindle the leaves crisp, and
curl up. or in other words have the yello'cs, they
need iron, A man may we'll live without
breath, as a peach tree without iron. If the
ground does not naturally furnish it. the owner
must, or be disappointed in his hope of fruit.
In such case 60 to the smith shop or machine
shop, and get the scales, or what is better, the
iron turnings, and after digging away, round the
roots. SO as to expose them, apply one quart OF
scorie, or scales, turnngs, to each tree, pint
of salt, and peck of leached ashes and the curl
ed leaves will give place to delicious fruit.
The yellows in the peach tree, is the same as
the yellow water in the horse; both arise from
want of iron. Infuse that into the system, to
act a receiver of electricity, and the yellow
water IN horse, and the yellows in the peach
tree matters Of history Ohio Farmer.