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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

W. published in our las. number some
resolutions BY an xvaricious band Of steam.
boat captains. raising the price and es'oriins
from the people an undue compensation for
The carrying OF freigh,.. These CAPTAINS are
engaged in the Red River and Lake Trade.
Abost The time tina, they were holding their
usstias and adopting these resolution. aim
liar operations were going on at Mobile.
Weadsr IL il were no, prsconesrted plan
bstvssn the two parties Wouldnt BE-
ssrpnssd.
W. Do not know how the Red River
esye.ias are getting along, but tho Mobile
saes.ias ts~s b>sn compelled to return
sAsis ira. love-" and sgain adopt the old
vsass a freight. They were forced to this
b. . sosrss similar to tho QUE which our
eitiseas adopted.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

The Austrian Government has slsnalxed
itself by taking tetrocrsde step in civiyil
ifalon. Shs ha, " revived and restored the
disabilities which the barbsrism OF the mid
die ages imposed upon the Jews. These
disabilities we're removed by tho revolution
OF 1915 but il seems thst tho Austrian
Government is DETERMINED that none Of tho
benefits Of that revolution shall accrue to
the Jews. /, ia decrced that, hereafter,
they shall hold no real estate in their own
name, and all property which they claim
must be registered in the names OF chris,
tians." This race Of men has been pefse
cu,.d by all lbe world, snd wherever they
90, their peculiar habits or manners intro
ducc them at once to the community IN
shieh they move |, is true, our laws al.
low their the privilege, OF citizen, and
recognize them ss c,,zen., bu, the people
Of our country look upon them with n feel
ine II disirns' and avoid them on all occa
.ious. A Jew seldom or never marriss any
woman but Jewes., aud thus, they keep
IN the ola line OF the Jewish race aud
character, with all its peculnIitiv,, They
are a singular people and appear to have a
fred dss,,ny, from which. by the fates.
there can be no revocation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

A battle Aas been tough. a. Oltenitr',
betvssn the Tssks and Russians. in which
he laltsr had twelve hundred men killed
ssl voundsd. One hundred thousand Tufss
I'D ereessd the Danute. The Poles in the
Rsssiaa army have become dissatisfied, and
aeeeas 70 side with the Turks.
he Circassisns are h'l.l victorious
aestast Ne Russians.
Lssis Napoleon is in favor Of giving aid
= - Tssha
IAAece accounts state that on the sth
~, ~ Rsssisss moved agsins. ol'eni'sa
- $4,000 men. On the Ii,h pitched
A.Anis 49, plsss. in which tho Russians
vess essssd y retreat. In fosr attacks that
- Rsssisas hsvs made upon Oli<niiza,
tSsy hsve lost 5000 men.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

SiIroa Ica1ir, \o. Is. m Pamela cnnn'
ty. was organized ga the 2),h september
hy Il. 6. Chddfe.s. -. q. 49, r.
Jrob No 10, go lr,estouc county
November 10, by Ward keclvr. e. wi.
DIRE Nociai Dcgrce. "a connection with
Corsicaua Temple, so. II, November by
the same
!Social DEGREE. in connection with Auee.
lima Temple, No. &, on November the llh,
by T. } Patillo. C.. /.
ifrant pHiio Tcmpir. No, -. IN Rusk
Cherokee county, on the 18th November,
by the same.
Lsrissa Temple, No, --- at Laussa.
Cherokee County, Nov the 18th by ".
Chiffon. u, e.. " T.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

OF Il 10 stated that an address bas been
published in the New York papers, signed
by Charles Korpis and Louis forok, al
dressed to tho lIunsarisns of New York
calling upon thcm to take up arms IN be'
half Of Turkey against Russia Tho APP
peal purports te come from ko"ulh. II
bssssches the good Magysra. who are de.
sirous Of avenging themselves for the
wrongs they have received At tho hands OF
Russia, to send in their means and have
theu, enrolled forthwith
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10
IL u trvs

Il 10 said that Honduras has applied for
admission into tho Union She has gotten
into trouble with England and Gustemals.
and promises allegiance to the United States,
II she will take hsr under protection. u
this 10 true. il 10 important II is published
il he papers, bu. we will not vouch for its
yeyaeity.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

or The Democrat denies the rcpor, that
the cholera il in Shreveport. Some few
care. hsvrloecurred among immigrants. and
some three or four deaths bu, they were two
miles from town
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

OF Through the poIi,eness OF Mr. '.b.
Weir, Of the Sbrevepo', Democrat, we are
in possession Of Daily Delta OF the I'd
instant
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

Read tho interesting letter Of W !
Scott, which will he found under the head
Austin correspondence.
A. the important movements Of the Leg
ialsturs are contained in his letter, it will
viii b. read With interest
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

tt The Democrs, SAYS that there are
q Few old cases Of fever on hand Al that
pace, but no new cases have occurred for
several days. The aame paper says th',
there 10 no danger in visiting Shreveport.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

or We rcgrc, 10 learn of the death oi
Col D. ". Field. lie died in New Or.
l..ns on the 9th nlt. Col + VA. District
Attorney Tor this di,iric, for q long while,
and was known to our people as a gentle
man Of talent aud re.pec,abi,y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

OF An extensive sale OF property viii
take place in Marshall on the Sd OF Janu.
sry nett See the advertisement Of Mr..
L,,itsia Richardson.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

A Painter ~ LICK III James Is. Ste
phsns, a Printer, who left We,umpka, Ma,
shout the 20lh Of July last, aud when las,
heard OF WAS in Mississippi will adore" the
Sentinel, Selma. Ala, he will learn somes
thing to his advantage.
Will the brothers OF the pf.ss hand this
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

W Immigrants are passing through our
town almost deIy Wagons ste on our
strests during all hours, Cotton wagons
arc passing chick and fast for shreye-
mort aud Port Csddo.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

OF Gov. Bell has resigned and the du
ties Of his office viii dsyolye upon our
Lieutenant Governor J. W Henderson.
until the 2lst Of December inst
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

OF Il is stated that traited dogs are
about To briulrpduccd into New York to
bold ~ the long dresses Of the ladies on
wet days. Ills would he very .jneuar
appendage t. lady'. dress bat anything
ia keep up the fashions Wonder t. some
OF the good women viii not tain dogs To
hold their dresses d1pa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

OF We had heavy ifos, on the 9Th
inst.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10
tn. T-1y LATEST .E%S.
TINE EASTERN WAR,

"Nt'' w
et'ili&sd word t"aN "'i oe 'nP''.'.
us TO notice a'i's OF ''' p's' '.'''
fIese TWO coun.fts We "H'F n.'
toi're, s'foH a''. p ef'1'0.r 90 To
ihHi have bee" e'.'A.'isA ih't'sH
p~fs, TO TIE effect mat hoa''i.'e' -''
meneed bsi"ee" 'he power .''
son that these reports have 'e''
couifad'risd Bot now q appears ''t' ''.
war has actually begun, md j oHe
the report. from the east are tue, ne'.
Tbs time, Rus.is and Turkey must De on
gsged 10 bloody slfuggir.
The Pieayuue Of the 2~ih uif. contains
m Interesting account OF the pHsi h'i'-f
Of the matt rs. from ~hi,H "c make w.
,hi, article. Il has been about Jour 'Ha.
tted wears since Cors'anira nlf l'i "r
fore the strong arm o.. fhe laks Ana
many years a.'ctVard tus P1ae' nl NJ.
COW paved Tribute 20 the Colleen lta+a
and Ivan, fhe Great aeaaaa ua -'s-
ereigrty 1T ihc lst'frs. Nh'u' 'hfer HI
drsi wears ago, iho paNrr ri ale Has'.a
,.s,,,,,. v.a,. .y.,y. v.l..r. sr,d ilr H.p-
.......4. .....,..,..... .,.....i...
'"' '''' '''''.'''
gui' and p"--'d INTO 'ir l't s.
pire embraced lIpaH A.-I#l- fI. j..
ain. ,,.i,,a.t.,.. ,r.ai,. loo ....,l.
..s.. Observation-Disclosures.
~
her d'nlni'"@. "p' N'' 'i'I
the west. Nl.i'n one t1HlreI naI.s "' w.
euaa Pasacragca-d a.a-e So. rHa.
.,3 III. name If s..H4.s ,a. Lesss
1.,.o.,s.st rou,s orn 10 ts ia.ct.
Rn... a., lin. tim. vs. r.ra..4 n
,,,.L r.oae tgt. sbe..,....i...f. #sal.n
,..3l.. .,t-.a Of .oi.,sl asesr m u.#
,-.. =. ........ ,.s ..l...
year ''''''' '''
between hnt-'' ""' i"'t''' ING '..''- '
.ng the aeg ress1r. j. 1917 They Ha
,,,.,. b., i.atrI.. au account uJ ,.. J..sI. .-
..,.Ii....,...,.,..., ...,.......y 81 t.,D.,
m'h '''''' ''."
selves hndri tAe ''i''' ''
war lasted sbfec Aer, H Winch t.e sal iH
.assi,, the a ,sr.s.ar I.n. u.l.g oa.
nm. r-co ~. g.. i4-g .I..a., audi
Hnss'" INV ''''
ttuFa with s~ci fHIIffa t'fNFtt Is it is
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

RulR,tns French engineers are now
emplo,cd ia the project OF eAca,atug a
tunnel 10 toe \Ipine mountain- ia Order 10
connect the Piedmoute.e railroad4 with
those Of France. The tunnel Is to he eight
mics in length, aud ono mile under the
highest point OF the pass It is estimated
dai it viii cost a million ani halt OF
pound. sterling. The work i, 10 be com.
pleted in five years.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10
Three DAYS later.

The Canada hss arrived, bringing dates
from Liverpool to the twelfth ult.
1t seems that general war is imminent
now, although negotiations are still pro.
crossing
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

Received .u office December -, 1853 'n'
bl.jrd same day Hlo the oti5c OF tie rev
4 puh.ra.
u luyof, Constable, Beat No. D. II :.
Dec. Z. l~a3 N.Y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10
paper

Er Ihupday's msil brought US no city
rarsrs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

II. /. BERRY, j. /
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15
fire i]roof Safes.

MORE SMOKE but no FIRE From SfEARNS
IVA MARVIN, who again back down snd show the white ath
2. and lie trshened buck when hoty puged takes the Wa
f hoIng thereby 90 escape But gentlemen have caught
you a lea proposition You accept chs
rge With Irovo that make osth that Ssc ted
SoFcre Patent which accept and again qai5be
an tar Cd ceir, oyan Ael TO London New and oss
where and dodse The es OF the b. representing be Ike
eowLug wretch CATCHING silawS" Now gentlemen DO
no. know that the proper element Cor Herring and
koi VII soon know that this Herring by FIRE
cannot permit smpe much longer with and the pubc
have ected the following rentaucn who have consented
sere iee 10 your Wides Patent Sasmsnder safe
Nt1 htit lm(ovementl together with Of uERRiNES
sAtfNt IhANtlON SAFES ard one OF MiLDEKS PATENT
AAtl>h X eAt rs with
4t invite cry ard an makers furnish tn Com
VI enc OF ,hr safes be tested
~ s-owi,s GENT % compose portion Of the Comato
tHNts LAety President OF bth-Sv RalTcad Company.
biosGwsy ard Nalet ~ ~ -
~ p Di1Sr,ele, OF Adams { Co.'s Express.
SSIatol LelsDi MsiroJoitAu Uotel
~ VS'o.se iifn Of Gsorse BIolher. No. lsi Pearlst
- eA'enea name TIE above we-knosn respectable ct
efseiy oenDo De do0hted, sni ask Ike
WI ten days from th dse Of refusal
~ 70 90 80 IA compisnce with my challenge number
l,ss 70 SAC committee and my SAFES and yonr MAKE,
ooefs viii he subjected public trial in the
soihoed Of the CRYSTAL Ptlsce Wax m gentlemen Z, the
f s0--ee ana fetttc. SlLAS c. HERRING.
Safe Depot Nos lSa Isl, and iS9 Watef-S,
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j)dper m1rebou5cs.

EUGENE ELY PAPER Warehouse No . Fulton
l. q Newly Constsa,7 hand stock adpted 20 he
Of Dr- Goods ard Hardware Dealers, GsocrL roz ,l ,,
&c &C $50 Paper rolls desired thickness ani "h q
hl4la- co.o!cd or white A0 Cotton and L.lea iF.nes
DIAPER NAREHOL SCI. I. DERliiCkSON *
Co.. No I5 Fuou+t sale the lowest terms Writ
tsperr Ing en- French iuu a11encan.
h.rfr-.tr. ell fz.s e1.fs a. ID Q rf'es
Book Paper. ali 81 weights md qialtfs
Trre larer and white, Of the best 1latT
H. rur QfpcT. - hfC lid colorcd, different widths
H.,tlls' Paper. thin. ard " tho bos. quality.
Pan I. fOxi8.
Fueish Hardware Paper. large assortment jst arrived
eLt afll4g Payer Of the bet quality.
Nr1rrils Straw. Rag and Manila
TIA iapsT OF diiDIeut sizes
Tar Roo ng parfr suitable for f0os In rolls
BATTR nj WHOLFSALE-CYRUS W. FIELD Il
Co. No II Crst SeT-Yors. Offer large aud ilgeut
The Gad Ts1le socs u PAP-r ali
PAPER Materials shown IN the United states
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Clothing.

A G. A. ARMOUR, Diapers and 1ailors. invite
60. INV STYLE FALL GOODS
heo STAR and Do C1ssacTcs karcy Plnhes ,-4 Cab
sn6 Plain Colorea "' VI 0s~'-9 sy4e FA-eJ
-, CLOTHS CASSiNERES AND We yTINqs
sa'eh we are prepared make az to order ''
49,. No ScS Broadway corner Dlans.
CLUIhl Nc CLOTHING CLOTHING -
ana 20 icy Nssust has in reuse stock Of Fall
ee oihinE wholesale retail rhe rrces xas stylss
Ar NpsslhSn Remember CONWAY No 10y NassAust nsAr
lANi CLOAkS, &c.-Mrs. EDWARDS re-
~ announces thar she will be prepared
L MONDAY ltth gsnf sGfiey OF Infants Cl0Ars
49, Mrsppers Chircus Cothus &C 10 lh she invites f5e
'~~ Attention q ladies aid heads OF families
MRS EDWARDS. No 7s4 Brosd~ay
n EN'lORk EMPORIUM Of FASHION No. 81
h. near broadway Patterns u al latest iuiro-t-a
u much les than the usual prices Patterns q Dr.ss
tRce n'e e@t 70 -l --s o'- "''h Ieeafa-y s2d ee'
k ~ o. e'' Getting taasa in low minutes b. only per.
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GiaiioHrrD, Er.

PLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STATIONERY
- GO HICKS No 81 Ss-s.1-,, -Oald ell ne sirsaoa
bootI o. vsIio h.nd .ho .- order a
a'' ''fs Letter 'aa Il i5 S9'' F'P= K
o. every cssTton oE pcet Ds-s Bills Of EEcasnr-
a, eLst conaeisi-l B..n PT.aaas al Ls5saplns dOas
GEO A uIcKs, s.;s9as.,
COLLINS, BOVINE y Co. stationers Hail Nos.
- ~ m lIs fesfls in?Tes and Dealers 10 Foreign sn'
AocoUNT BOOKS oar ia fn ~. .s-,-.
iHs ard PACED AL i1s
Foreirn an Doues,s s.gs md F.uiy New SOC. ofas hi,
e. sIc best GJ.es
y,I, 81 ,rs ~ - tii' Sse 20 roFsi rrs1,i .a1 .S
sy The best Ana.r eln ard E.r5resa ariirA
EssHF entirely tiniery and Prass One MahL
sr-siis f-e.si III 1-c f a. al fn evsyv -sS
bev ofe9 ths nd .iT.as.. :. s.f.s IL he'll
COLLINS BowSs 60
ENVELOPES MANUFACTURED, in every varie-
A. T. az e.rsIiy tei; q LAID ~ Hy eaaAzlat NJ q
Fos4oylicE ENyELogEs ,.Asas gas.sra al q4'yl f'
"LDDiN0 eH4 EMBOSSED EN' ELOi rs odd ln1ea l5Tef
WILLIAM G. WEST
EEEEN- INK ERASER and PAPER CLEAN
" ~ Tor BOOK KEEPERS. CLERKS an LITERARY GEN
1LLhGA 4 rc k-t q czac.or K-A5er ar s1p.or ~
rio5 qssi.. . fsas cssa, Il rTss - al 5.isT 80
viii fe aH Tie ordinary and sv tie arfSe %
M.l-f,erlG ly q. i4yea.es sa4 sod b, coLLrs sowE
vho are 80 80 Iseui. 'ol Green. Psnei Rabbsi
= Gle PAPERS, Gee and Embossed; also, Enye
= oIl match sras 81 Hli of-qiIs Committees I'D ~
e. IltLa tie 81 lection or he BAL $4,000 ll t
d. alG ccssa1c 4ste ~ ~ the saisi5e avt
oE lks;a C-es u Ds-s printed = bronze am soed AKA
s. neat liri,. iT
GO. d. BELL s,-liarsr ed Printer No i5l Nlssaas.
GTATIONEbS' HALL Nos la ami 10 P-ari-t
- Ny .tctwtsr CccsT and rue<al COLLINS BROWNE
Co.. Iarorera Io1oisn I'D u D1ul stlouesy,
d. llls AID g. rclecd socks % -he trade
ths az De- found IBID ket Our sock cCnpr al tie o.s
sfsis I'D qe vented l The asd satcs - Canst oonss
ira n "a IL ElIr
J. 'scs-f
Fiat tlI DENY Medium Royal sup Ro.Ai A4ren add
ursi TI.wug psp.n. Pain Emos add .iDrrl Cri. Gard
Perforated rrso nd srsw bo.-is Biark Pes sli M
boots Of every variety Fancy marble and C1lreo
fsrers very low prices God Pens With and ~hr 'veL
FfoiTrs srd Steel Pe CfrT SC with eui-- =
s..torc-f Coos ana envelopes Of ever descr'pii.n
COLLINS BOVINE c..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15

TOR CHARLESTON and FLORlDA-SeHi-
W@eky United states sfs nss and az roar 'tsa-f
WARRIOR. W Ecs.er Coun-ani-r, al ave 80 70 = WIS
River O. sATJFDsT Ocf Isl = 40c0ck " prec-s-y -,
FOR freis1t suPiy board where Al 9-S o. -~--s ~
,na Tor -.s-ge 0fce q r. = a a-~.s-r.v
sPoFFORD rILEsTOS Z c. - :, - 80 81,
P.i1fka- -
TOR NORFOLK. PETERSBURG and RICH
l. MOND --ILe reu I'D ip I'D 81 lt.-l "a r ~
I'M SOW. rr~t p.-.h lave ~ tlr s1lTe p-iei -
1851 az ~ o'ci.cf fron Per So D y 2 f1s rssAi
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9nsurance CompaIies.

DEEkAiAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
ID Office Clinton Hall corner and Nsssass NeW Yo<
CAPITAL $4,000 Th. Company Insares against LIZ sad OsH
the favorable tennsBgiding. hercbsnf-
furniture Ve,ses In and their Cargoes ana SO Against -
Inland Nav CATION Orders By post or N person vii 4.
promptly attended TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15
DEpUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No

REfUBLIC FIKE INSUKANLE UUNFAN1i 20
IL 81 " 1lst. &C.,.
1h Company having her capital Of =SOo paid cash ad
securely prepared against los and damage By
favorable terms
Of tbs provides that amer paying inieIe &c
fOurAahs Of
pEoG be divided the szzred Ia scrip
beGTnl which 70 be recee bic Ia cash whenever
tn accumulated pTohts aid capital amount 20 Slo0OVo
Stephen Whitney Reuben WnheB Robcr b. MDturn
JChl A. c. Gray. James W George r Adee
Daniel Arthur Leary. samuel v Holman
William II. Russell MortinueTW Hamilton John J. AsoT Jr
Augustus c. Downing Denung Duer Frederick Delano
GaEaNsy h. Lamar John Steward, Jr. James {. Bell
George " Rig9s Edward Center Daniel Drake smith
" n Butler Duncan Josiah Cakes. Frederick q foger.
Charles u. Russell joseph Gsillard, IN. Peeg Hall
Isaac Townsend James NJ Waterbury Robert Hone
J. P Giraud Foster. George Curtis
y CURRY Secretary. ROBERT ;. HONE, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15
lfleAical.
,crties attributed to Professor

AT FIRST, the properties attributed TO Professor
"A MoRsE's INyIGoRATING ELiAIR and CORDIAL were
s and sublme truths by ne dsoseser but acts,
udenabe facts attesd by wnesss OF ne a Il ,-s Sn
by OF tesinouy which peu,cy reseoc me Eiir
abuse the which make uq he w'ateti ahhs
called sores 70 full yisoI every &
with that mysterious COMPOUND es ucy o. ~ @
the reproduction human he 10
estins tns. encts, veil s g. bisr menta sthate. lie
me hAutaI y w. - or to Az 80 TIA
aing vile tho slss cnerya ed youth me
su ring nom genora by, om the weakness, OF .ase o.
san val all 9nd immediate ana h,S s, 20
psr,ysis will prove complete ard unanS safeguard srAnst
wb ths eon.tuiious thar they think byoad s .sh
Ct s n sSs1 oS cause, and vii Dot oa 70
the e 9st hs SsGseS
By Pme Pso. a over s h hs s OF each Bot
tie and the following words blown in The gs.s Dr h%ss. 10
"s0''''H' 0'''~A No is2 B,osdssy, Nss.YoSs.
hid YOU EVER TRY DIR. j. NJ. LEVYs SPE-
~ cIFIc IL fails 70 cure laa,%asory aoa Gesos
sw,ng Crsmps and Pains in the Limbs and all kinds Of Sp'
chsrs Il Ring. Of Ishn 'sd gs,4s
Gsiaoasn Condo no es shsv snd No 81 SthT- and Mr..
LAYS No US Fqlion BToosp Is e5ss, VIA sa :,
calling At any OF the above named stores 49,
DR BANNINGis MEDICAL aud MECHANICO
~ SURGICAL NSTITurE NJ s; .Ss.os " ~ Boss
Braces spinOshOoder Brace spinal Props Brace Ias rs,e
cal Pumonary Digestive Nervous spinal and female
and for Rupturs Dropping and Lacquer A'o o ''s pP'"
ladies enci.nt and during eonhnernoni.
NOR THE PILES.-DR UPHAM' ELECTUAhi
ian internal remedy certain cure for this Distressing cog
@ had a Of .s PIoprtS5 sa a az s ssds soof Con
CONSULTATION and advise In all daeases no S'' "h'' " ~ w
Bowory between BOwery and broadway -----,,-
EOURAUDs LIQUID HAIR-DYE positively
~ without sIseEtn @ the ,s,y Os. PssovSsr
TuSrSntee that This Dye stains the ssn rqasno
Sryins IN the sun trouble and pos the nafa
PSSy o esgHb 81 ss Ne
ds9 P%R Po1bas sGpTE saS:
appe lips any ga, Of are o sedy fRprys nd LILY
WHITE Found only Dr. GoURADps Cd ss;sSa.ass a,eo.
tory walterst near Broadway and lS po.o.
NETWORK PRIVATE LYlNG-IN IN +, rs'
~ corner South sth wnanearrh e DR. hohAks'
iats E1sninD hr the cororen Of New Yors
DUssIA sALyE OINTMENT-Prce % Cents
IL Bor-a Russian preparation Of great efficacy ana s1,
T TsPs S Of ohm oHs Of &. beer md
s sf ss0F ts pss q he BODY Cons
kind Eo nifty . I ss y,u 81, Is sn. .' +, psps &c
on removing pain and at once reduces me N "a ,od,eas
Russia ssvs prompt .ndsa for whiIows Ulcers w.t
s t s s1Is hs:a f s Rs .s ss' kSa
B B:: s sSIsfEs s s,n Eo ssi B.
In no case application Of the Rusts sav' in'ss WIN
A Pr, 5 IL ssst metal boss With 80 engraved duly
isd without A.h sons e ,s s19 s,. boxes for family
seI Whsras 3, sis .5.,s csic eaisssss.
Go 1s sso1-,y 's Chan Rms !s.s
sS Sss cor s' sroG. iTs ssss
baltimore Ds''s' k''fsE b nis5J ;'s cs 3 Bon
.OUR WHISPERS WON'T GROW you say:
W.; u: a. d. ..fi Is;sh ss' yss
ssd thek in .1 weeks sns" ay Sa. .at % s11
IN: IN o, 1 3: tca met 90 os s Iaas
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professional Notices.


A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENT OFFICE
h-GREAr BRlTAlNUnder the laws the cost hs been
much reduced opposition have been abolished except
the Seal and Provisional Protection months
ell applicants nmed demsni Before the expiration Of
this the Patent be completed Opposons be entered
Necessary eaion when notice Of intenon
coed" The three fourteen
OF the Government Tax a each Of those periods
FRANCE BELGIUM and HOLLASD-Pstenis are granted for
according the nlAnd formerly
AUSTRIA desirable country for patent property under Ae
laws - lately modified $500 !.
Special AGENCIES established N the principal capitals u
Europe IN direct orresonlence with this Oce hence np14at
be Afforded 20 Psentess not otherwise attaAoe
and other Ea documents Patents slated
into Fun Information these ets can - OBJ
tanned o. j P. PRISON No. 81 al-st.
nR. : NJ. ELLIOTT informs his patients that after
~ sept the practice o. Ophthac Medicine
surgery vii be ora o'clock AOnayS wednesdays and
Fridsys only. No is3 Broadway.
DR W BEACH has returned from Europe and
H. resumed hs practice in this city Oace No IS h'insonst
Aay be consulted Gom 2to 6 A ~
ITO LADlES--MRS j. REILLY, Ladies Dress
i MAKER. No Wet liths;. near 6h-sv
Ad dslous have dresses made IN the bs
respectfully soliclet tOg iAeiI issoEs
Coed hands wanted
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Steamboats, auo Railrclos.


1--WE CABS of de SIXTH-Av. RAILROAD leave
B.,,ysr n ST. ias As.lr House every > MINUTES
the Cr-s a. Palace. direct
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Buildings MeTcLaud Vessels IN tort and ther CNso-a
Household and Irbe personal property against
b. Fire Applications sent By thIoug the Dis
patch will be attended to Pfonptv.
DIRECTORS
] We-er,elt Daniel Tamage, A NJ Binninger,
Vim. X. Lothrop. Alexander Mckenzie, John A. Allen
Rof,t Smith /. Ond+ rionk, George II. Bell,
John LL.nrce J. n Jen'ingS fiay FREEMAN,
holm NevLcrse &c iounee. erasmus B-shnel
Frvtr W. &. Chlse, Charles 2. Kirkland
John Fowler, J. blsnche, II {. Ailns
fItd.Tick Hndey, James r. Brown. Edward q West,
Jchn O. WellFood n b. Pierson George Peckhah
& Cutuiuchaua Thomas Houston james Van Nord-n
Alexander DalNmple. Robet Orr. Robert Paten
picbnrd SchcIL Nathan Clsrk, Johnston Liyiagst0
John II. Fowler, 7. poillon, Jr- James Black,
W X Thorn J. MaguHe, George Pierce.
J. Van Nagcnou. Robert IL Con -.x. . -,