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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-31

If | could bring my soul to think
That we should meet again,
Beyond the grave, would not shrink
From all this world of pain
But 0 the dreadful thought that VIC
Are parted for eternity
Will sometime cross my brain
Aud that is woe so sad and deep,
| almost wish for endless sleep.
] know 'tis wrong to love thcc-fecl
There's guilt in every sigh;
But | have seen soft pity steal
The moisture from thine eye,
And have felt how kindly warm
The soul cnshrined within that form;
And cannot saw "Good-bycW
Though well | know thou canst not be
All thou hast made thysclf to me.
Thy voice is yet upon mine car,
cannot lose its tone;
Nor can check the falling tear
For deep within are sown
The seeds of sorrowing, silent grief
That cannot, will not ask relief,
A heart that's ali thine own;
A heart, now feeding on its gloom,
While yielding to its certain doom.
I've taught my bursting heart to pray,
That it may pray for thee;
And when the twilight fades away,
And moonbcams light he sea,
In fcrvcnt pray er lift my soul,
That all thy days may calmly roll
In peace and social glce-
Though all the blessings meant for mine
Should pass my head and light OF. thine.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-31

The Cost OF AN ARGUMENT.-Sheri-
dar. had been driving out three or four
hours in hackney coach, when sec;
ing Richardson pass, he hailed him
and made him get in. lie instantly
contrived to introduce topic upon
which Richardson (who was the very
soul of disputativeness) always differ
cd with him, and at last, affecting to
be mortified at Richardson's 5 arguments
said You are really too bad; | can
not bear to listen to such thing; l
will not stay in the same coach with
you and accordingly got down and
left him, Richardson hallooing out trl-
umphantly after him "Ah, you're
beat, you're beat ;" nor was it till the
heat Of his victory had little cooled,
that he found out he was left in the
lurch to pay for Sheridan's three
hours coaching.-4NoOre's Dairy.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-31
Sonnet to a Naughty Beauty.

You're very elegant, my lofty lady
And have indeed most bewitching face,
Which only wants little modest grace
To make You beautiful as Byron's /" Haidcc!'
a decent pride there's certainly no harm in
The very best of us must stil be human;
Beauty with modesty is twice us charming!
knew a lady, fairer, colder, purcr
Than any ice on Nova Zembla' side.
Who grew so ugly with oerwccning pride,
1t took regular small pox to cure her!
Proud, she was spurncd, but Nature thus out
wittcd.
The girl was loved the moment she was piticd!
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-31

hT5- Grace Greenwood returned
home in the last European steamer
and is now on visit to Boston, for
the purpose of putting to press her
/" Travels in Europe" which will be
issued Immediately by her publishers,
Messrs. Tckuor, Reed & Fields.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-31

nss- Goethe says: Alisunderstan'
ding and insttention create more un-
easlness in the world than deception
and altifce or, at least, their conse--
orcaces are more universal
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-31

JUSTUS COBB, Publisher,
BY whom all kinds of Book and Job Print
!, will be done on favorable terms.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-02
WlLSON'S NEW PATEN 7
SCANNING LATHE.

rr>lrs new PATENT SEWING MA.
CHINE can now BIZ seen IN successful
operation ,by cGs,onerr) At The suo'cf'oef
store, und,, The 81. Charles Hotel
The utility Of t..s machine being now de-
monstrn,ed beyond all Qneil or doubt. ana pro.
uoupc,d by scirsr,rrc 6DpEs. and the practical
manufacture, u, the North, 10 be the hest ms
chine for aAing ever 'nsente4 The sup-rnos'
sunounceSvo the public, and !" planter !" par.
,wulsr, ihm he is now prepared TO deliver said
~rhisns IA complete working order, m"n"isd
6 hlae3 walnut, mahogany, OF Rosewood STANDS,
aud At the shortest uoiice.
Thrs. machines are invaluable to house.
keepers, and particular, to planters, IN making
up negro clothing They work equally wei
in fine linen, mu-l,ns, SILKS, or coarse wooirns
with either silk fax. or cotton thrcad--coc,st
" fine. An experienced hand can NIKE "
NOR. than forty pair Of negro pants pr day
with one Of these machines.
Order. from abioad, by mail. for mnchines
promptly attend ID tr, and printed instructions
how q work them always sent with them.
n. H. This machine Is IN no way connected
virh Wi.on'. ID kl'as-sA Sewing Machin~ OF
tn0O, which worhs with = craaGA sad shuttle
The machine now cifcrcd for -sss By the sub
.rr.bes. has no wheel W shuttle in ii. butHosk'
in the most simple manner, aud Is upon an en-
tire new prineip0 -
JOSEPH ilUFrY,
Under the st. Charles A",e'.
Anil l8. 1851. 3h
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-02


ClD95vfN0 Ar RkTA4f
4 xrRED NUNKUE L O.UDss Pvis.
~. Ne - Aasasias ssssss. sssss' ~
~ vos,d ;ssoru eus ftsrsds. ~ ~ psb-
Tx in general, that sw present stock 81
ClaAinx. FsrsisAi~s Goods. 4rc..
I. nu~ousl,ed in rxsess and beauty BY that OF
.nv other establishment In the United states
10 bs convinced VI this abatement, y IN only
accessory 10 call and examine, Our immense
Gales are brought about b. lhe simple Iar'
L...s known. that The psicse Ne P'.r~ spon
goods il uniformly low. end the quality OF
e. b article IL gusvanse~d Wis, II - REPRESENT
- 10 b.. Perfect satisfaction il what We ~"
| n n dealing with our customers.
All oss clothla1 is manufactured Al 2sf e
>ehlisAsssut, No. A&i Broadway. :ew foM
unAsy the Immediate super t'seenee OF one
II car 6sn, who sparc- u si,s f"f'hg
n0seh nissble styles 9, '"ds- -. WIN
~ luIls2 tDaiidents = I being sb'e TO give
xalisfscssoa, ykst We inv ,e al Who may o~ IN
| want ol articles in our line TO call And exam
| ias our assortment
Ths following 10 only parsisl iis 81 as'''
ctep: . j.
| Frsehoai Drtss Costs-Fr. snd Eng b'aea
cloth desss and froek coats, do do blue, brow
mulberry, and green cloth iroeks. deao eiaes
Blown. mulberry, olive, and golden brown
sicth Polks.. fr and Eng black aud 'Ane,
eoiored cloth walking coats, timaiaya 'ur
fn.w style sae French, black, mulberry, Anf
| olive cloth opesa saes do black ana fancy
sc,osed dossktu Union sacks: do extra super
| dee drab and fancy eoIored walking coats
esA,instsn, gray, mixed, and silver gray Aac'
n n
olive beaver sac aud ircck coats, DO blue
brown. and .ilyrr.gray, Whitney sac coats
10. Labrador (vsIious rclors) 10 turn, sax
soa,s; d. su estin~ dsab cloth and beave
walking goats, r. aud Eng black superiins
cloth sack md walking coats. do blue. brown
and dssb pilot cloth sscs.
Bla~ksi coais--r~uch sup~rAns blue, es'n
ard gray sscs and psic,",s; do d. extra Ions
.acs aud fsocks; r.. second quality; th'r<
quality, fancy celurvd ssc. and pale'ots.
1'reed coais.--Fr Eng and Ames'n tweed
sacn, focks aud palstols; do do bos'ese
do do p"lkss. 80.
( CLoAxA-Diur and black cloth cloak ~
| suxI,ty black and blue pilot cloth cl"sks
A variety Of Vests OF every quality and pat
tern; also every variety and quality Of Panfs
!oons.
(;sni!xm<ub Farnishiag GoSds.-Iincn ant
cotton sbirss, sil qualities; check and co,so'
hickory and night shirts, al qualities al
wool and super ribbed shirts; gauxe, mer'no
cotton, I.i-ie thread, and tlanasl shirts; soch'
ef every quality.
Boys ssa Chldre"'s C'otA9.
Consisting Of frock-, polkas, srcwss Jackets
ovescoa,., panlaioons, vests, and c'oak', o
every quality.
Also every variety Of gloves; suspender'
of yarious kinds crava,s and hankerch,eis o
every quality.
Ai-o trunks, v.lses, umbrellas,
India rubber goods Of every description.
ar One Prize for Gnods, and No der'ai'on.
In visiting the city, do not fail to call =
ALFRED MUNkOE 4 O.
~. ~ Magazine street
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-02
FRANCIS ARNOLD.


HORATIO D. HEWITT, (succe~so' to
II Tyler & nPwiu,) r'Aso Forte Asp svs't
pyAIgR. ~ CaaS aevest, New Oriean.. Has
nlwsy. hand one Of the largest and mo>'
complete selections Of Piano Fortss in the
southern country. Ill Of which ars guaranteed
~ good and perfect ins,runcnl gents io'
m. sale of A. SrorAxr L. c. Dew York
Pla0oA
These Qanos are celebrated fcs fne quality
Of tone. pnr7pess Of sound and for neat ana
beautiful finish Of exterior workmanship ana
ARE considered by the profession, and eompr'en'
Judges, to be the fines, Panos made ~ tht
United States. Particular attent9nir requested
10 their splendid Scrpeniine patti with Pear
keys, which is considered ons Of the finest nov
made.
uAtf.rrr, DAVIS r CO.. celebrated Bc-ro,
PiAsos, d, 1t. 81, and octave Piceold Pians
Fores, Gem the factory of "Plcvei Co..
Paris; - p,auinos. Scmi-tsrand and Grand
Pianos from III. same houac,
Old Pianos taken IN exchange and part pay
ment.
GUITARS, from the house Of Hall d Son
Spanish and French patterns, ke; Victims, IN
large quantities; Melod-ons, Scraphin~-, Or.
vsns, Flutes, ( larons,tes, Brass Instruments
Of all kinds. Violincellcs. Banjos. strings fol
all instruments. and muswai merchandiss Of oil
descriptions, wholesale and retail.
Sheet Music Of all knds--mu>ic eeseived
from the Norh by every s,eam-r, an soon rs
published. church Books, Instruction Books
&c.
Particular ATTENTION is called to the large and
cxteusn. selection OF A,cofdeon- .tiid flutinns
which is The most complete and perfect se'rc
ton of tLcs. beautiful instruments ever Offered
IN ih. sAethcrn market.
All sess iron, the country faithfully am
promptly attended to. A l,bsvas discount mad
~ Vc~sl.xs- and to Seniii!Arirs.
HORATiO ID. HEWITT
30 Camp st.. New Orleans.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-02

= MANUFACTURERS and dealers /,

n MANUFACTURERS and dealers In
Boots, shoes. Br,geas. Hats. Cops' e'e.,
oLso, I'aaam,, Ieghnrn, SraT, and Merriam
flats, No. 10 Magazine. between Canal and
Common st-., NV Orleans. Aud No. ~
BIncks,ou. street, boston.
From our Houses a, New York and Boston
We arr constantly receiving fresh ssVpl'r~ Of
the above Goods.
Country Dealers are invited 10 call and q.
au,ine our extensive stock.
AmiI y. 1853, Iy
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symptoms. Hs's@n'sck' "erA aPewN1|
safely d~Psndcd "po"-ey ss'ne " ys410&
certain, sa'c' ana sP.sey esre; ~ k
using II according :" me d'rsetoss, ~ pgi3
i. not restored TO health, and the psyyi 1
ouphly ~rad,ca.ed fson Tie system. ~ S
rel s~.sred thsrs 10 no rsussdv bs,erl II
grave, ~ for fail, there In M sUrh we'd G
with these whe uss my Wsrm Swua N
ASCARiDES OK SMALL THkkAbW
Ihess worms, to wh'sh ~ hsaaa c.
il liable, srs the sost tfountsseae
others. They are gs"ssalsy y b fasae i y!
nctum, and II allowed rsoasn. hsa IN
ri,stion they peoduee, ny - foasG01
r-.-'cus di.orders, such ~ 'aaa1aaiisa ef1
bowels. and other drranesnsats Of ~ -
acb. The hest and safest medicias ~ III
b~ used, II Ssnbens"cks VevM SwuA ~ =
w astounding p""e. ~ evQI
Ascar,dcs. that ! defy any enc 10 =
case where my Worm Syrup and p c.
are recommended To b. used they WI ssssA
An that r. uece..sry 10 10 ne the Hyvap + e.
corAan-s with dirc,isns .ea each 6ss1k, Z
in cass gcntle Pargntivs 10 rrqaiss1 b s11|
/ 10 nllsy the irritation they produes, - 49,
pills, 6y their syu0s,hixing setioa aal ~ =
aprrs,,on upon The 1o~sli. !. the uss si'3
medicine ,ha, can bs taken.
HOBENSACK'S LIVER Pin "a
No tar' o. D',s" - "ols 49, ~ q
ra-e ''an '"s se". " oe'"g 'opp'se ~
me'"us "'""" se,se's a''u "erssss r
-a,ed' ,ns ~, o'I "s o. s"u... noH,"s 4,
parts "' ''r """'' """.ses ~" - zl
Jsa"a'fe' o,n'vns "V,eu"" "". nd.P7@ -
:. attended as ~ N. . "r 81. ii,,,!
bitter taste, yellow furrcd tongue, -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-02

} fAcLoNALp wN STUART
MCDONALD 4 STA TART.
ia CAMP STREET. 16.
(Nafer'' Roe, sptrr The tiy'i'o'ei)
nEaLEKS in boots. shoes. l.si., trunks, ,~.
li.-s. DC. Persons .isnin( city would
u well to drop In At Mi. hotkk The stock
on hand is large, and the quality, .ulr, and
price If the articles IN their line. il l. believed,
will give -a,-fssonn Tho hat department, Is
under the charse ~ NJ. Haskell. Tor mnny
years engaged in the hat business, a, No. ID,
Charires strseA
~ Boots and shoes made to order in tho
best manner aud al the shortest notice.
Jan. 8, 1883. nx7y
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Plane Ferries &c.

THE subscriber keeps constantly
for sale The largest stock Of Pianos
W. w In the city, principally from Cm,ck.
ZINC and ArxS's and CLANx. Those ar~ un.
dne-,ionably the best manufacturers in the U.
States Also, at MI times Gutss~ from Mas.
rls, ,og.lt,~r with violin-, Accasd~on., etc.
Al the late and fashionable n,uac, with on.
sepiVss, -, etc.
HEN PARSONS,
- Cs~P sfress, Nec Oriesrs.
Ian. =. 1905 n97-ly
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NAKEY a. HAWKINS. Factors and Gen
,,si Commission Merchants. No. w
c.,,,.., .,,.,.t New Orleans. J. J. CARHurw,
Agent. Marshall, Texas,
beg I. offer their best services to planter.
and r,srchAai., and promise attention and
p,ouptue.s to all consignments entrusted TO
their care.
April ,. 1859 ~
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4lIliER, HARRIS, g. WALDO. No. !.
I'D Camp st., New OfIeans.
an. 10, 1853. S3n2S

MILLER, HARRIS, 4 WALDO. No. ~
WI Camp street, New Orleans, VhoiessIs
and htsasil Dealers in House Furnishing Goods,
Upholsfsry and Cdbisei Furnishing Gossis.
Paints, DIS. DC Tn hand. a very large a--
.crtmrnt uf Gilt and Bronzrd lamps and Gi-
roudoles; Hall Lamps and Chandeliers, Tea
Tray :, various patterns. Table Cutlery Plated
Plan.hed, Tin, Jipanncd, and Wooden
Ware Glassware; plan aud colored Floor
Mating, saar~ Wls. Sr.sm and ~tss Can
dies Sperm. Nhalr, Lard, Lin,ecd, N~ntsfoot
aud Chemical Oils; Spirit Gas, Csmphine, Al
eo,ol, and Turpvnline Paints, III every dcs-
cript.on, Brushes, Window a.; Putty,
Sand Paper and Glue; FIowio3 poiishinp,
Scraping, Furniture, Coach, Blask Japan. and
White Damar Varnishcs; Cnrled Hair Hair
Cloth; Springs Gimp~ Fringes Ticking and
Bed Lace; Cords, Tasscls, dc. Also, picked
and common Moss always for sale.
Jan. ~, 1864, v9n29-ly.
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70, sale IN quan,i,ic. to suit purrha1nops foe
s..h or good city acceptance, BY
4. ". MORRISON, Drs&ksss.
No. ~ MSgssins 81.
Together with an assortment OF oil the mos'
popuIar pntcr, medicines now prepared,
Vn., y, 1872 n20-Om.
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GHElBY, SEYMOUR. -, late Sey.
~ mour, iia,cheti. 4 Co, SvDbissai. Grocers
sad Communication Merchants, No. 10, Po, dsxs
street, New Orleans. keep constantly on hand
. large and well selected stock Of groceries
and produce, which Insy are prepared to ss.i
NV Tor cash, " approved city sretptsnc~s.
Jan. b, 1863. MI IL
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{. =. BrAsLEY =,

(LATE or MARSHALL, &xAS)
Wholesale f:rocsvs ond dealers in Wines, Ii.
q1ors, and Prot,sipn., No. 10 Canal st.,
and n Crossman s., (befaeea Custom
House and The kiter)
LAVE opened : large and well selected
l stock u The shove articles. which they
offer ON M 'asarnbls term. ~ can BIZ purchased
At any house in i,- city II New Ori~aan. Per-
attended 10. d, s,sc. a Mon to Ls.ins.. 'h.,
hops to give general sstisfas,ion ssd To receive
> iit'cral share Of patronage. particularly from,
their Texas friends.
Jan. =, Isbj. n27-ly.
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GEORGE WOOA +
r. CROWLEY, M
L. BOW IN. n. h !

aT russhaas none bat thoes Aaviaa IL
nature = J. n. nOBENUACK," - .
ar worthless limitations.
Agents Wishing new ssrPlles, ~
~iuhIng 10 b~cotss agents, nuee e.
proprietor, J. n. iiOBENDACk, u -
saiosy, M. I90 North DMO stsueAe
Raee, PHILADELPHIA
so'd BY I'll Druggists ana hsssAaa
United hates.
May 2lst. 1853.
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S.IkLES l. co, Drpggias and Ayo'hecs-
~ r,es, Nos Sc md ~ Canal street, New
Orleans. Importers of and Wholesale denless
In. drugs, medicines, psrfumery, surgical instPs
ascnts, &c.
ship, steamboat. plantation, and 'nn,il, med.
iei"~~. put up with particular care, and guaran-
ssed fres., and genuine.
Jam. +, 1853. MI On
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raj ~ Woo8io40s
TINE attention Of buyers IL respectfully
i called 10 the extensive stock VI wall ma.
papers and borders. both French and American,
Tor s~ss very low, n No. 10 Camp slsssi, being
composed Of the most bsas,ifsl pst,ssns svss
imported ia.o this mashst. 1hoss In waat u
the article woald do we'll u cell and sssnine
this stock and learn psi~sa. An. ~ had {
general variety Of snhelssssy opeds.
JOSEPH TEN. 10 Camp u
Jan. !. 1854 a47y
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Ru 4mro Wor1Douoos
kx aadesnnsd respectfully
inform their ffiends I'D ths
u - publis, thai they have 3ss. ~
csv~d and arr daily receiving an extensive ~
sostmsn. IT Cshisst Srnissrs Of every vAs'-
~ty and styis. slso. thoIce assortment ~ The
following articlcs, to wit: chairn, festher~
sssjwR, aess, ard hair mattresses; curl~d hair
hair cloth, plssh, damAsks. eerAz, aaA sssssls,
gimpa, vasnssh. etc.. ~.
pss,hassss arr .imvitsd y call and e1amiaG
orr ssSsh, which will ~ 0asss1 a. psSees tAel
caanet fail y plsass.
c. FLINT 4 Jones.
Ma ~ - - RovaI It,. N. q.
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~r~t,E .sS.srbss ~ ~ hand, and essetsesl
y r~eiviur Issss sssrt II fresh psseA
uelieiusA shsurals aists, oils. glass sse'' sss'
..,s.~ whrh arc ths following articles;
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A. u. Grss,xr a., NJ q
|H ne0iNkls. ssressssv lks Rsli,
lls wing pswhsssd The rnsiss siask Of
eo"hs and sts.ianery. belonging I" ths late
John tlsil, L. will continue The book and sta
iionery ba.i,,ess =. the old a.and, Is Gmyi~,
strss,, and would ~ 10 .olwi, call fsos ths
~ cssssmsss u ks House, and oil other.
shiag books ed ssasissss, fos tAsis svs ~,
~ = ssIl agats.
H. assessosae u ss&sslT ~, tAealeescsl
- ml.cssaassss bss.ts. HsskA Isprs
- s>aaissssy, b vrsv c"ssplsis. 10 vili te~p
ssn.ssssly ~ hsnd Ill tn psIlisolinnR u H.
- sesl ''sss'as ysA - =
eesA bisdias At every dssss,y Uste1
visA neasass~ Asd ~ aarh, q ~ p q psirsa
Daash bSehs u III drsrdPsls~s, uasufAssus~d
- us4rs ~ ~ sArsts.t nssies.
Osdsrs ~ snyshdns h biz lias u busls-ss
~ = eesmpsly sss<ss<A, aa1 a ~ tame
$500 \ ~ esysss, tAsnaslvse, vsss M.
-. hcGlNslle. 6 Cvsy.ra
NV s,slusss. ~. Z. leoA ts
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The undersigned having withdrawn his con.
neetion from 'hr board Of underwritAan b
prepared to Issue po,icies for the ri y
kinds VI insurance. in the above old A. ~
able companies, against loss or danger, on
Fire, Marine, md Inland Ri.ks, and on the
Lives Of Whites and SIa ,cs, on tho most libs-
ral t-rms, discriminating according 10 hazard.
Apply TO e. {. LATHROP, AGENT
81 Camp stssss.
The uadsr~ifned il sab-agsnt for tho above
(npsapany. aud ! prepared And fally authorised
~ take any siaAs con,ing undes the luSview Of
~ policies. J. d. TODD,
isissiy Smishlaad, Casa Co., Texas.
". aAwlsps. IN. puncAs
DAWLiNS, DUNCAN 4 Co., Cs<son Fec.
IL gsrs and f'ommissios MsveAsHts, No. %
Csreadsiet StAei. New Orieans. ~ y
nxyxa ro-Jame. \. Collier. Colonel C. q.
Cooper. w. \. SandeI J. r. RossbosoaGA,
Joseph ~ TaJlpr, Harrison county; Dr. Jcha
". ksase, u }, liAliowsy Ausk essasy; N.
TMwick, Js6ess<n.
We vii fatnhh nagging, Rep. ~ piss-
tasioa ssPpIiss y PlsstssS shippise y H.
AyANA, GREGG, 4 KEY.
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Oaoooe0elo0.
III ,passs~sship herssofnrs esisting Ia
ut swn hstwvsa the subser,6rss. under
lht ssf - koSxxr DoNsxLl 4 10. wss dis.
seisra ~ lat imssast, by mutual esas~ut.
kliher % h as.sSria<d 10 uss the nsos Of
he lai, . hkqsidsiion.
ROBERT DONNE1.l..
ALEX NHCUNtNtiiE,
for himself and
WIN. =. N)NNELL.
sff roYt, 18th March. 1893.
50 d ~ remaining ssork Of 0ooAs will
" OIL o. reasonable terms, for cash, 10 Gloss
III. 81 90; and those iaacLt-d to the late firm
Wi /. call and settle, 70 ~ to save costa,
AZ ssi our last call,
yfcCONOclitE l. DtbkNEi.L
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Tve WsAs0N 11Ou6E(
lsrnsr II Dtintfle ead ftsM Lsvss Uvtosfs
Wa Orieena.
AIRS. WILSON has r~csntl msved firm,
ly1 l2l. Gsavies .irses, ard ts1sw shia house
h h large, cenqDodous, and WI furnished.
~ viii = baepy t. ~ kes Ts1aa ft.snda who
r,o0 b. II H. caY 1ssre III wia1ss. Fsmlliss
vislttMe Nsw Cilemswill alae ~ hsr hewe1
= desissbls ples y stas y. 1vssy attessioa
paIA = n1nlbu.
II 4. ia ~
~ h.AAYhH 4 "a. ~. Is Caaaa
NJ 4. ~ - e'ba =. usw Oslsuas
WA~tsssss Grsss - $50 = - tsna1ID
wisss, liquesu. 81 Gek -. sa9te. ss0as
.sa, .alt. nssl.s.ss, -. 49,. tas4 - pssk,
ssssa'bs~s - pIaaaae pii~a. ~.
Dss. ~ tr0 ooess.
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- NklaON : CO GI1s1l ~.
a sn1S, New Ossssss.
SO Nclsoa New OAsqs; 3. lesksnilA
Il y Orleans n. G. Wslket nanpth, Tsen.
lais CA>bs neansh vGIs1 HI :. A. NJ
soa. Afo14s. Al vi ~ ,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-02

Robert O~nnell.
I'f rEfUL for a hbsssl patronage TO
~ d n. 4 ca. beg~ - !" greet his Gus
io'.s-s vith . FRESH 01GA y II M. "a,
t a. which - tQAssd. 10 i'~sea-c IN e..
.ee EN-. ~, s..'s', - ss"'' Of his customers
st'ei -,,sFt, Ana ~, Ie53. "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-02

sXx NJ .xsios Ae- i-n4.i 'n hrsi
\ ~ =, III ? .s,es a fbf llas.. I.,
5A3sl T. > 3 4ag~a, .aa i..ase.'
IN I'm II II Irt iyd % an wf, Pei
" sw { IN lHSne.s "a 't1 No re. i-af.
! gitn.ss attention - d. roiireion las. fI.l
10 psemet I.Iel AQce %, g4pNi.s .n.l ',,-.
H. via ast IS eH .r 'es pnffia..t at al.1
~ iana ad 30 o. mn,st'gaQ.A # iand ISLES
cpoo feps..o hle icr1s.
49, ia,io1, r,ss,, Aiafch 2u lH52. ~
.aNEs q BLAtACb. hsfa, rqhHn
- tesld.,o Yea rlls wesi of Narsl-I
3lasisseo sNAui ] eta.
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