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Spar kIing SEQ " ateT-W ith the usual N
riety of choice syrup. Fifty Tickets for dolla
l.. T. LAZELL, Apotheeary,
mYl4 DIFF 2Ol Main street.
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gY-The area Of the United States and territories
is 2,9Sl 1923 square miles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-21

A. = -, "s HyuiUpHIhIc IhstItUtIOn,-
NO. GLEN STREET. This Institution il we'll arranged
Tor treatment, at all reasons IL will remain under he
meucal direction Of DIR GEOReE IoYr until the return
Of ur ROGERS, rom Paris, in April. 1854.
TEHMs.-usually from 81 to 50 per week For
treatment without board SO to S4 per week. olOdlf
Dr. =. ROGERS, No Glen a.
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At the City Auction and Commission Store, No.
Pearl street, Worcester Consignments solicited and
Auction business OF all kinds promptly attended to.
ian8 dAwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-21

"a Commander Mcclure, the discoverer Of the
Northwest passage, is a native of Wexford Ire
land.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-21

Nrss s. @ o d w II, an experienced and succe
ful Midwife, holds herself readiness, day and mig
to attend TO the duties If her profession. Residenc
No. 6A1stin street. o2l-df
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LEomIEsTER. The citizens of Leoiniuster have
recently erected High School building, valued at
about $3, 800. II is IN fine architectural TASTE con-
yenienty arranged, and eigiby situated on the pub
lie square. Ii apart 10 the noble purpose for
watch it was erected, by dedicatory service, con-
sisting of choice singing, and appropriate speeches
from the School Committee and other friends Of ed
ueaiion.
The members Of the school entertained the citizens
on Wednesday evening last, with well conducted
"Exbibion." The exercises we're highly eredita-
bile to the students and their teacher. The School
Is in fine state Of discipline and improvement, I'M
der the efficient guidance Of the Principal Mr. Phil
lips. Through Mr.. Phiips's exertions and sacri-
fees, philosophical and chemical apparatus have
been purchased at expense OF one thousand dol
lars
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stop thar Man. whose dnyyn en-, avn a,d

stop that Man, whose down cast eve and hag
gad ctuntenance bespeak nervousness dizziness head
acne psTplexity, dscord, &c c., proceeding from an
nuhtay state of the scalp, Apply pentilully 10 his
head the Excelsior Hair Tonic, aud marx abe ins,an-
taneou' change to hlarty and good cheer This nva.
uabe article is prepared by Lombard g. CundaIl and
sold by Druggists and Fancy dealers generally through
out the country. MIC daY2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-21

An Experienced d. essnlaker can be founS
applying at 23S Main 81, up stains, Room l.
o24 dIy
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Girls that understand Tfbss9wcrk, can be had by
applying at 23S Main ST.. up stais, Room J. Gig dly
An Experienced Nurse can be atand on ay--
plicaon 253 Main ST. up stairs, Room = oil dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-21

l.. B. Nichols, M. d., HOMGPATaIc Ply
sICIAN, Residence No. liz Main Street. Office hours
from 8to A. NJ, 2 to and to SPIN
Aur6. 1852 div
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APPLES APPLES.
For Sale 500 bills. of first rate quality Of Winter
Apples by DRAPER CLARK
Worcester, Oct. rs, 1853 diff
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speolal NJ eting of one seh ool COMMITTED.

Special NJ Getting of the School Committee.
Common Council Room, Thursday Eve. Nov. II.
His Honor, the Mayor, called the meeting to or
der at haIfpast six. G. W. Bentley was appointed
Clerk, pro TEN.
The Chairman then stated that he had received
intelligence of the death the Rev. John F. Bur-
bank, late member of this Board, and had deemed
the occasion proper one for calling the Board to.
gether He alluded, in feeling and appropriate
manner, to the deceased-to his earnest and consis
tent friendship for the schools ofour city-hi honor
able estimation among associates, and to the respect
and esteem which followed him both in public aud
private.
John A. Dana Esq, followed in few remarks,
and moved that a Committee OF five be appointed to
draft resolutions expressive of the feeling of this
Board; whereupon Messrs Dana, Sweetzer, Ban
lister, Hall, and Newton, appointed. After a
short consultation, they reported through their
Chairman, Mr.. Dana, The following preamble and
resolutions:
Whereas, we have learned, with deep regret, the
sudden death Of the Rev. John F. Burbank, who
has Tor the last five years, been member OF this
Board. Therefore,
A'SptUed, Andt we personally lament the decease
oil our late associate. We also feel that in his death,
this Board have lost active and reliable member,
and the schools Of our city firm, vigiIant and
faithful friend.
Resolved, That we offer to the family and friends
OF the deceased, cordial sympathy, n their deep.
ly affective bereavement.
These resolutions were seconded by Rev. Messrs
Swain, Bent, and Sweeizer, and then unanimously
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Hail. the Board voted to attend
the funeral in body.
On motion Of Col. Williams, it was voted that a
copy Ofthe above Resolutions, signed by the Chair.
man and Clerk, be forwarded to the family of the
deceased, and that the proceedings of the meeting
publication. g. w. BENTLEY, CLERK, pro tenn.
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- *. CLARK, n. D., HoMGPATHIc PHYSICIAN
No. Walnut Street. 0iice hours from 30 9 A NJ
and from to T. 81.
Worcester Jan LIST, 1881 ianlf
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are prepared TO furnish Music on all or casions
Apply TO N. 7. GODDARD, Mulbnr ,treet
th W.TWlCHELL, Fuii troet.
@. III LORlNGS Music s o re, 209 Main ST.
$40 AR - wv ~V' HA"i" ."
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CALVIN e. PRAT1

CALVIN z. PRATT,
ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR AT Law
No.2O6 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
maya If
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-21

JOHN Is. d. C0GsEVELL,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At Law,
No. Ii Worcester Bank Block.
a d3m
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p. C. Bacon, Counsellor al llaw.--His tim
icing no longer occupied with the duties of The Mayor
lily, he viii devote himself exclusively the business
Of his profession Office, No /, Central Exchange
January 3, 1853. ian5 div
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Excelsior baguerreOtypes,

NO ....at................No 1877,
UNION BLOCK
ID errean Gallery.
A large assortment Of Stock. Also Gold Lockets,
of all sizes.
Good Likenesses Guaranteed Pease ca II and examine
DIFF Il 5. HATHAWAY, Artist
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Special Notice to Owners Houses,
The subscriber is constantly having calls for House
nom the best OF tenants Persons having enements 10
q can ma good customers without trouble, aud free
II tnpense by calling at the REAL ESTATE AGENCY
23J Main street, up stairs. LEWIS @, MUNN
nul7 div
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Designer and Engrayer, ufon Wood and Stone
House on Crescent street. All orders left with g. w
RICE at j. d. Goddard & Co.'S will meet with promp
attention. Particular attention paid 10 drafting Mach
merry. dec30 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-21

LEWIS G. MUM, AuctiOneer.
Sales Of Real and Personal Properly, promptly at
tended to. Office, 1913 Main ST., up stairs.
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Cutch.-4O0O lbs. of Clutch, tor sale by C. S & v.
J. HOWE. o. diff
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

The commissioners aent To Santa Anna,
Tor tho purpose OF soliciting hs acceptance
Of the presidency of Mexico. returned to
Vera Graz on the 1,h ult Santa Anna prom
isrd ,hst hs would sail for Mexico some
time during this month. The picxyu"s ~
CARDS his anAwer to tho delegation ~ one
OF the mos. important, state papsrs which
has appeared on this continent Tor IL. las,
quarter of the century. Made public in
Mexico on tho sxms day that Gen. Pierce
delivered his inaugural at Washington. il
acquires additional weight from ia contrast
with the views selforh in that document.
Its deep hostility to Arsts and his party.
will leave them no resource in cSss Santa
Aann returns and carries his enmity into
practice, but to rally the N,r,hein State. OF
Mexico to their support, and thus produce
civil war, which will result IL the forma.
ton Of a new Mexican republic west OF
Texas Its deep hostility To tho United
Stat.a will arouse the whole nntion agains,
10. aud in the drleica,s position Of our re-
S,ions with that republic. render almost
inevitable n war between the two countfies
In that case the destin-s OF Of Mexic" are
scaled-shs will become another America"
StatS.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

40 esesaae - - Nsa11s 1unb>sl
IT, Amy Apsssesiaass ~ ssstslss q
sPetsp''sasa q eloo,ooo y asesy L.
ssPssss Of ssplssasisss sad ssrvsys bv
s"'"Psssst ssglassss, smrlsysd ~ ~
Ssssssasy u Was< ssass IL d;sssile. =
sss Prssidsas Of he Uaitsa States. 70 a.
eestaia " sose peastisaLls cad seoaes,l.
cal 'ests fos . rslkssd fro9 ths Mlssls>
sipp' river 70 The PseiAs oesoo. Il |. ono.
v'dsd By ths bit shas shs snxinssss ssd
otsss psesens employed Ia said ssploss.
''o"s and Surveys shall b. crsssissd In -
many distinct corps ~ ,hsrs srs routes 10
b. surveyed. aad That their several ssports
shall h laid bsfors Congress on or before
the first Monday In February nssl Il 10
also provided that In making sseh sxplo
rssions and surveys, he ensinssrs and
other persons employed shall b directed to
act !" concert with any engineers employed
ny any individual Of individ uals, assoeis>
ton OF associations. for the sams general
object; aud the ss:rssary Of War 10 sv>
taprissd and required 10 receive proposals
from individuals or associations for tho con.
str"eiions Of = railroad between the valley
Of the Missisippi sad the Pacific oessn, and
lay the ssms bsfert Congress At The nsa,
Dsssion. -picsyans.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02
TO ADVERTISERS.

Tvs Tex.s RspgsL,c.s is The iavsesf weekly pa
vsr in Ia tern r-Iss It's circulation chiefly In thu
SECTION Of country r,abraced within tb~ boundaries
Red River AID the trinity The eonniirs Of uarr
~ .sAs. Tttn.. Bowie. Red River. Fam in. lamar
Hopkins. Cul,n, t'p.huf, Smith. Cherokee, Rnsk Pa
na!a Shslhv. San Augustine, and n coeiorh .. "
t-ias. and tho parishes Of Caddo and DE Soto, IN
Louisiana nav. ~Iisndsd ths Republican q l,hen
"a port and wide and rapJly increasing circulation
These cosaics n T-,n. embraces the mos, desirable
Isss,on u the State, and being well adapted 10 ths
rnlinr- # cotton, s'r rsplly -'itl,ax with wealthy
ard i,.trio,. population They arc ALREADY cArabls
II q Idins annually to the commerce o. New Orleans
in The afci- NJ ro,ion slonc. o3nna 100 In this
II n Of country The population Il ~hIc mn.t b. nSs'
IS 100 ,nhabi,an,s The Repabl,ran IL located.
The Republican otT-ts fine induc~ments " Advss
,Is~rs both Q. home and abroad.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

ADRVb0t300t4
The following appointments have been
made BY Presiden. Pierce:
G-M Lane. Governor Of Oregon.
Thos. Campbell. Of Illinois, George ".
Thompson, ,f Virginia. aud sz.seua,o,
F-Ich, Of Michigan. Commissioners to C.l.
iforn's land titles.
Charles q. Grssn. Naval Officer .,
Boston.
Charles II. Psaslse. Collector At Dos>
ton.
RuAs Parker, Collsctsr Il Cleveland.
Ohio.
Touln,ia. confirmed - Postmaster at
Mobile.
Il 10 understood that Gov. Semour. Of
Connecticut, will be appointed Minister to
Mexico.
The Senate has confirmed the nomina.
tons Of Messfs Campbell. Thompson, and
Felch. ~ Commissioners to settle Calitor.
nia land ti.Ies-salary $1,000 each.
The Senate has also confirmed the nom.
ination Of Bridge. Of Boston. Ms Appraiser
General on tas Pacific coast.
The following nominations have been
sen, into the Senate:
Lewis Carr. Of Pennsylvania. Charge to
Naples.
DR.. Heap, Consul At Tuuis.
Theodore Fay. Minister 10 Switzerland,
John Randolph Clay. Minisr toi'eru.
George Hawkins, Collector 1t 4 palxchi.
cola.
r. u. Cambeli, Commissioasr 10 run the
Mexican Boundary ln..
Col Jack Hays. Surveyor. California.
Fletcher Webster will he retained -
Surveyor at Boston.
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PRO9PeCTUo
REPUBLICAN, I P

TIME TEXAS REtUDLlC an b ~ II The larsss
i mprn published 10 GAssm f-fs3, st~, caalsin.
rsvs~s Amount II rsadsme asuss than aAy cousssy
oApss In esas ~ Loais.assa.
Il Published u the ow pics 81 ~ 30 pr snnsm,
II paid 81 lhs uns VI subscribing - 10 u paid In
Ell ".nnhs o. - 0oif payment b delayed snii aiss'
The sta months.
No eab.ershsm taken out II the county wi,Aou, The
advance payMsnt. hare fpassd mdsu sss0A1s n
collect such dsAn than IN earn The ~so~sy. .
Pvmons wishing 10 suhsee,bs can do ~ ~ spssistns
s ~ BY sail ssk takng the rsrsipa u shs
Pustpats@' that tie MONEY hiss brsn ssn;.
A. this papss hes hssn nearly fSos yean In opsn
tim, deem unnscssAsy 10 say Nsuth Of its past
~asess ~ future rowrss. Taking tbs past - eaids,
va an willing 70 b~ judged BY II.
!, 10 suhci.n 10 say. thai Il II democratic Paper
end will endeavos to nAiatain The principals Of that
party In their purity.
Marshal 10 rxshaps tho bssi location kx newsps.
PER Of any other place in Eastern Tesas. Having
iriwseI y mlil frum shrgvspot'. AMI getting graf
Many par~Wt1 The ssnsas ho,'e that run In the Red
River trade. ~ enabled To lay brfnrs sea.iem
IN the interior later news than they obtain through
any other channel. Besides. we have valuable eI.
change liza Of near ssty parrn and magazines, EN-
bracin9 sosne Of the must popular publications in The
country Prom these have the bss, facilities for
making Al interesting paper.
Politics. meas, literary selections. uilroad ancles,
educational Natter III. markes. and every thing ~al.
culzsd TO sd,snc. the inerss, sate and ,unty
~il b. found IN lie columns.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

~ ~ Isosu tAas h b NJ t,va ~
ca. Ctslssy. ~ plsissif Ia thsss "a ..
tsi easse. kas eaiasd thsa. - ~ svpsstsl
sssss wssks a6s. TIE spiplom Of tis ID.
pcDass Cosst b Ia iowa. and Il sppsssa
IL ths easss sss esmandsd fos ~ sv,.
poss Of placing he doesms~sasv evidences
n ujs, sad I'll collateral isess, h,asjns no.
on them. spo" he record. siihsr ~ lall Of
exceptions. o. special verdict. 10 ths end
that The Conrt may consider The title papers
u es"asettoa with Tie sxssansous fseta
Ihe plssdlngs,. We are informed. wers
msds Up In accordance with the rules Of
pleading and practice in Texas, - approved
BY the Ssprsn,s Court Of the United States !:
and tho ssfaaal Of the Sspssms Cosrt Of the
U. >. 10 decide the issues a. presented, 10 bu.
another illustration Of the great importance
q having on that bench At least one Judge
who knows something Of the pecslisriies
Of The Louisiana and Texas js,i.puds.e~.
The Cesn9kl on both sidcs waived all tech.
meal diaiesltiss. and asked . decision Of
the msrits. This might have been given,
Out that these casss will be presidents 10
decide Other similar suits in 1'~xas and
California. involving usiss to an immense
quantity Of valusble land. II 10 proper TO
say that no opinion 10 intinassd by The 81.
pFsns Court. upon any Of the novel and
difficult questions presented In the record
and IN the Argument Of the Counsel on
both sides.
These facts have been kindly furnished
a. by Col William r. Hill. the able eoun.
s+l for the defendants In this suit.-Caddo
Gazette.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02
GREGG & KEY,
AT THEIR OLD STAND on THE CORNER
West side Of the Public Squaes.

u IL r, III q n I'll.
AT THEIR OLD STAND on THE CORNER
West side Of the Public Squaes.
AaE now RECEIVING
T4D xADo1sT o9o0E Or coon
Ersr offered il this Markell!
THEY respectfully invite the attention 81
l. their old customers (as many good new
ones a. they can get,) and buyers generally, to
their present stock which has been selected
with great care in the beat northern markets.
Their stock comprises general assortment
Of staple and fancy dry goods, hardware, cut
lery, hats, caps, boots, shoes, ready made
clothing, tin ware, chias, glass and queensware,
wood ware. &C.
II il usual for merchants in their advertise
msnts 10 make many fine promises, and hold
out extraordinary Inducements TO their cus-
tome,a. Believing the people know al Of
this kind Of stuf TO be = hsesbuR, We aAo)l
make no such promises, and hold out no fajls
induce ments. But this ws do promiss--that
we will sell you goods and At such prices ~
n IN enable you to purchase, and US to live
We solic,, a continuance of the patronage 40
literally extended heretofore.
SCHOOL Hooks.
We have on hand the largest variety OF
ehooi books, stationery, md all articles per.
tanning 10 such trade ever offered in Marshall
We would invits the attention Of parents and
teacheTn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

ERysirnLAs -CR.NBERRira. We ara
able to record another case Of the comp!ete
cure Of evysipelss by the simple application
OF tho raw cranberr,ss POUNDED 6ne, The
pxtiset WAS 4 young lady. one side OF
whose face had become 20 much swollen
and i"Asmsd tina, the eye had become
closed, and the pain excessive. A poul''cs
Of crsnb-rri-s was applied. and after ssvs'
raj changes, the pain ceased. tho mtisma
ton subsidrd. and inShs course Of couple
Of dsys every ves,ige Of the disease had
disappeared. The case occurred IN tbs
family Of one Of the editors Of the Pail"
dunn and We can therefore vouch for III
tru,b.-Ner udren Palladium.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02
O BIT u a r,

A'a meeting Of the Bar and Ofsicers Of ,hs ps,r,ct
Court II Harrison county. At The Court ious- At the
.re Of Judge Ps,illo, On the let day Of April, a D.
1881
lim, T 4. Pa'illo was appointed Chairman. and
John , Williams. Seer iasv.
A member u the Bar offered the following Resolu
ti"'n. Which Ware unanimously adopted.
wakaEn THOMAS r. GAMMAGE E.a 4 mem.
her ut the h~r n Harrison county, hiss lately de.
r-as~d in Inc eosnsy of Frsssons. " which he hal
Immediately rrm"vsd,
1s.oise1. That Ne REGARDED NJ Gamumse ~
worthy rit'scn. and - 1ssoess u ,hs bar true 10
his clients
R''otc,d. Tina, NJ. Gammss.s connection wit
the bar Of lIar son county for than TN years,
~~s distinguished by s6sbili,y On his part which was
du rrripr~ai-d.
Rss,is~d. Ths, the Secretary send a copy VI thess
R-solu'tns 10 the family II tbs deceased
kssolsed, That the Tesas Republics, and S,ss
State Patriot publish Ihess .Procrsd'ngs
T. A PAriLLO. Ckn
JomS E WILLIAMS. Secretary.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

VlrII.LlAM II. ESTil.l, Attorney and
w Counselor At Lac. Henderson,, Rn.k
Co, Texas. will practice in the District courts
Of the sixth and W. portion Of the ffth Judi.
cial Districts, also in She supreme and Federal
courts at Tyler. Undivided attention will b.
given TO all business conhded 10 hisczre. Par-
i,cular attention to the collection Of c'aims, and
the prompt remittance Of mo'ses collected.
liz win at ~ agent for the purchase and sale
ofsisnd, and in the investigation OF land titles
upo6 reasonable tesma.
Henderson, Texas, March 26, 1881. iy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02
MCDONALD 1 SANDERS.

Al Tie Oh as.d # Essns, SsN5svs 4 G
West fine Public sq.srs, ~ sow No
Of ssns. 0regg, d keys
II tcxls, paints, dye uuhs, slA,s ware. y
fumsry, nns soaps, steel pens, sspsror u
ink and paper, patent medicines OF alt 'fp
wines and brandy for medical purposes. t
sicians prescriptions carefully put sp .
l,osrs. Purchaser vii! always find Il Il
adjustment, fresh and anadulteratsd med "a
which have been selected with great ear
THE market. Al purchasers ARE invited g.
anime our stock, which IL being constant \
supplied. v9na'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

Coin Coxvoar voR OrysoR.SxsxERs -
The WAshingto" correspondent OF the
Charleston Standard. says:
Il IL understood that there will be very
general removal Of all the Whgs in office
who were appointed on political co".'dera'
.ions. and that in nll'". their places t"s
policy Of .voiding reservations will b. very
closely adhered to. Perhaps qnlts half ths
(ou, or Avs thousand office ss~ksrs from a
distance, WIN arr still hrse. have alr~sdy
held Office. So. with very s.pspsons. shs J
that elase) are dooa'rd to h disappointed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02
49, ELLIOTT a. FIRTH.
6oDoon. March I. 1859 v3nSS-y


nlD CONF. b~ss have " call We aitsn.
~ tsa1n Of The lad,cs and sssslesses 81
Marshall And yiriaity, 10 hia ssw an4 well -
l~c,<d stock o. goods and groceries. etc. &c,
al ne New Store, one door West Of Bfswsfa
Exchange, ~herr he IL just receiving general
stock II dry goods, groceries, hsrd~ arr, wosd,
Tin, glA.a, and qse-n.~are snaN-. pcrfan<s's:
etc etc also. DR.. Jaynss, Dr.. L;ile'~ and
Com.,oek 4 Brothers rateu, Medicines, all II
such low prices A. he hopes wlli warrant aim
| lbesai Ahave Of the cash custom; he also r.
turas his most sincere lhanks 10 he a'd trsnds
and custsuasrs tsr past fA,or~. snd trasts they
will not forget 10 csll Al the new casa st"re'
one deer West Of bsswef's Exchange
&. THEIfORD.
March ~. 1858 "1o-y
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Fer Ren(.

z WILL rent, on favosabl. terus. that els-
Gan, three story building known - the
N.,.hsli Hotel, situssed on the south ado Of
ths psble square, ia Asr.hall. Tenn. together
vi,h the household and Kitchen furniture BE-
longing to il. This hotel il large and eonno.
1sos.. having tho necessary oat.hoasss, good
sssdsn spot, and many othsr. eoavsn'enee<
Il 10 an excellent tavern s'and. aud' ~ snese
~ bot one other hotel in the p'sce. presents
l,.irsbls lee,.,sa for any one desiring u 70
irse nm hv,ir<sa. Besides, Marshall IL .
p,easess, healthy place, with the hsst society,
~ svssythiae sslcsistsd 70 render i dsss.
ssbls plses 4 sssidencs. Il Il also The Great
thseesehlars hen Miaaissippi And Red kive'
q Wsslssa Tsaes, 1hs travelling easso~ "a
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SAMSON McCOWN.
| Mach 10, 1861. "SW
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02
New xeorc..Nevv eswuAs.

Marshall Street. Jsgesor. 7sras
IOHN SABINE. having permanently located
81 in this city Tor the purpose Of doing reg.
u,ar Dry Good, and Grocery bas'ress, would
call tbs attention Of tho citizens Of Casa and
adjoining counties 10 his large and extensive
stock Of Dry Goods and Groceries which have
lately been purchased in New York and New
Orleans. Planters and coun,fy merchants ARE
requested TO call and examine my stock, which
embraces Dry Goods, large assortment; BAD.
d!es, brides, hardware, crocsery ware, bats
a large and fine assortment Of lades, boys, and
rentiemans ahoes, etc. etc.
GROCEEiES.--Dacon on. coffee. sngaf, shot
and powder, nails tobacco, whisky, sal,. DC,
which will be so.d ~ low a. any house in this
city. Also: Bsggiug and Rope will be iurn'
ished to planters on customary terms.
Feb. ., 1883 ~