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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

FRESH AkaiN NJ
>HH heg Comt and Coming
N Bags Of shot,
~ 500 lbs Of bar lead
rs kcg, aud hall kegs Of powder
10000 percussion caps
30 bags OF coarse and fine salt
% abis OF ~ Louis Hour
do White beans
s do mnckcrrl. nos | and :.
so bags # RE coffee
So bbls If sugar
Is boxes star candles
IS do ro-in soap
30 do Il. tobacco
30 do Western Reserve cheese
, lcrr- of rice
% hbi, and hall bbs oil n q. muias-cs
So Kegs OF Nails, Sc, &c.
BESIDES
We have ,almon, roe. herrings, and codh,h
frs tnslnS cpuiics and nuts of all kind
and variety OF fancy eathles too riImerou
to mention Cal and SEQ FER yonrsehc. q,
THEiFORD n " IISr\'S.
April ~, 1881.
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Jeff erssa AdverIlxeoestx.
W. G. BAKER Il CO..

dealers in Dry Goods, G,oee.
~ ,'es. Drugs, Oils, PARIS, D.enuf,,
Wtndos Glass, de- DC.
O'oee''es' and Bageia2 and Rope furnished
10 planters on nccomm ods,.ng terms
Also Receiving. Forwarding and Com mis-.
s'on merchants. Dallas street, Jefferson, Texas.
Feb. IS. 1854. ly
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81 U r l. y.
NJ ES,sES CURTIS q TAYLOR Beg
VA leave 10 inform their old fficrcs and
aus;omefs, that they have associated wi,i
them Ia her v.Fcaniile establishment, Dr. !
y. Jyfrog, ind that :beli bus,no-s Tor IN ~.
tgfo "iii be done under tic name md slyle #
tURTl3, TAYLOR, & co.
Thy arc ao,- Opening.
~ their NEW ssoHs, ese; side Of he P4pte
qAsse, I large and well selected stock Of
Staple and FGacy Dr. G0yds.
Of the latest stlea, and owiag 10 the lsseneas
Of the'f arrival, they viii be sold =. extreme
.ow figures.
Also fine 10! Of ladics s,!. lrd straw bon,
nets, End BONNET ribbons,
Gents Bcuor. N0!r, and S,l Hats,
also ieghorn, straw, panama and 500. hn.i
Tardadyc q d Clflc-,,
Of eyoIy description wanted N ,a.s marks,
.saaa!ery.
Ladies, gentlemen aud boya 1ddies brides
and maftngsles. whips, satohe.s carpet and
saddle bags, webbing. &c.
Hoos and Shoes
Geulernen's boots and shoes, of every variety
also ladies' md misses shoes ard CATERS
CrocAery. GLASS. China Udrc. &c,
Together with II large number Of Other things
too tedious to mention, which they will sell
los tor cash. or on time 10 good pEying Gus.
TONERS.
CURTIS, TAYLOR. & ca.
Nafrtafl
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BOARDING HOUSE,

Corne, II Market and 1rati' Streets, apo
,iie fas Bsp,in Church, Shreveport La.
MRS. WiNDHAM beg, leave to inform
wi the citizens Of Harrison and the adlo'n'
ing eosasiss, that she has taken this eonmc;
diopu hons, newly furnished and renovated
II. and 10 nov rssdy 10 entertain travellers 10
style mol surpassed by NE hotsl', and a. more
moderate charges. There ia I'll excellent L"'
eYy S,ahls close n .sc Hon>s.
Shreveport. Nav, 1851. o.
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NJ T. &c Al
DENTAL. SURGEON.

- J. n. JORDAN having perina.
5yyvI nenily located in Marshall res
1LI1J pec,iull, tenders las services IN
the various Branches Of h,s profession to the
citizens and yicinit, All operations entrusted
to him are warranted to be done IN the latest.
Improved, and mos, superior manner.
October Is, 1853 l3-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

Elementary Branches. Gao 90
Second Junior Class, rs 90
First 40 90
Middle Class, 40 90
Senior 90 90
Incidental fee for each, ! o.
Music on Piano, with
use Of Instrument, $40 20
Music on Organ with
use Of Instrument 40 co
Music on Guitar, with
use OF instrument. &c 90
Drawing, Painting, Embroit ", and
Wax Work, each 10 90
Board can be obtained with the Principal, by
paying IN advance, nj The very low rates Of
$50 90 for 10 months. In all cases the pupil
will be expected to remain, from the time Of
entrance, till the close Of .he session, bn, for
those who prefer attending but halt of the
session, just oue.hslf Of the preceding rates
will be charged. No deductions excepting for
protrastcd sickness. A limited number of
young ladies' will be received as Parior Board
ers. who will be allowed, al the discretion Of
the Principal, to make and receive visits.
Bills for Board and Tuition payable semi
annually.
EMMA W. BoNFOEY, Principal.
July .. 1853 nl-ly
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REGULAR PACKET

.rA THE line steamer CApDO. No
1a1oesStkz. .. GRAHAM. master. hsyiDy been
thoroughly repaired tor the season, mud hlted
up IN e most surn.fabie s,ile, wll MAKE her
regular UP, On ever other WEDNESDAY
leaving Shretepofl, on the ARRIVAL Of The Mar
shall stege, ~ follows.
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PUBLIC BARBECUE,

/ IN thu i,l Jsy pf jui, next PUBLIC BARRIE.
4 Will t- gwen at MARSHALL. Texas, IN honor oi
birthday OF our National ind-T. p'lence, and hpt
grand knllrfad ovrin,n ~ winch time aud p'ao.
)~ citizen. ~ Eastern T.Ns and NORTH LOUISIANA,
fac--,i., ARE ,-ciully invited attend and sas
ps,r
J. " CURTIS,
Chn Commute of In,,tdf,on
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SOCIAL. DEGREE.

fliro' viii b. a meeting uf the Social prgr-- Ter
rms MORNING at s0'cloek, |, I, important
y a.. should aihri.
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STOP THE MUIR DE 4 E r.
TIVE above inward will b given BY tAs
i undersigned, for the apprehension q yeo-
81 c. KusSELt. who murdered W. /. H..
pr. IN Hopkins eouasy, 1sxas. on Ne lSaA ii
May 1854. without cause or psoveaaiSoa.
DESCRIPTION.
Sad Russell IL abort k~s tsss niss = ~
,nshss high, abou, thirty. Ave year. II -. 49,
HAIR. and slightly curasd: iseitas1 . - ~
the hair being thin on ths tsP Il ~ ~ :
black sysa; hssyy black esa'd qs.el $500 !:
sill weigh about iss pounds. Ons = ~
wrists 10 crooked.
The ftssn ds II justice vii loek - ~ ~
The reward Is urcussd By seepeoaIols eastiss,
~ ecn.ec,ioa With II. uu1sssisu<d, ~ ~.
pd,s the eous,y ,ovehts for IL PsyneaA.
GEO. W. HARPER,
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BREWER AND ADAMS.

West >ide Of the Public Square.
lave just received, aud are now opening
IL carefully .r.ee'cc stock Of spring and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

WE have a had shsjre ~ 4 0sAaaie
w .ad OaA 4sllsws esssas ~ oasAs..
which Ne arv ssslnl u Isw Psteee.
p. y. GRAHAM 900.
jefferson, Ari! ~, 1854 u
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LAST OF All.

\ cuupflv>s number of art c'cs not men.
uonei N The above. such as are usually found
lie evgntry stores all OF which ss od.r for
,il1 An merchants Say they sci. cheap
" tei 'ies 20, ne icH ic'
&. & GREGG l. CO.
Mrt.IrM NJ. ixl 1874
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOUTHERN EGTHC,

y. n. firfEs AND JAMES ~. sNYrHE, Kpiro9s,
THIS work, tho first number of which was Is.
sued In MARCH,, 1853, u composed mainly of Sciec-
tons from tho Periodical Literature of Great Brit
ain, France, Germany, and tho United States
CHIEFLY, however, from that OF Great Britain. In al.
dition To American Journals, we have ordered aud
are conatantly receiving by mail, tho following Eu.
ropcan publications;
The Euihhurg Rcvlcw, North British Review,
Westminster Review, London Quattorly Rcview,
Eclectic Royiew, Retrospective Revicw, Chambers
Edinburgh Journal. Elm Cookies Journal, House.
hold Woris, United Service journal, Colhurr,'s New
Monthly, Dublin University Magazine, ~tlaekwood'i
Edinbnrgl, Magazine. Ainsworth's Magazine, Fra,
ser's Magazine. Hoods Magazine. Sharp's Magaslne.
Tats Magazine. Gentleman's Magnyii,u, Black.
woods Lady's Magazine, Tho Repository of Arts
sni Inventions, Benily's Miscellany, Iievno dos
denS Moudc+, lfogs's Instructor, Annals OF Salu.
raj History, Wcscr xcltufg, London Liberty Ga.
yelte, The Spectator, Critic, Tho A%,haupuf,i, The
ESanlnes, Timas. Punch, Sc.
These rare aud costly publications., emhesiyina
tho latest arl choleest Productions OF Tho boat wfi.
terra of the age, will be c~anclally examined, and
their most attractive anal valuable articles repro.
dnesi IN the columns OF the Eclee,ic. Tsas, sas a
nrrc fraction ct tho csst OF aay Qua Of ,hais. oaY
readers viii obtain the select positions nf tho whole.
Extracts tlon shs feracl, and Gosiaaa vii be
iraasiatei expressly Tor our work.
The Magazine We nov eHet 70 the public, IA tbe
WY NNbftftt VI t1t C1*- pAAir0pt III tue Ss1Ntf
7, i the fitss attempt Ia Introduce 10 tha gtOsi bely
81 Southern ~rct3ess. and Ia aisgs "a their waai.
anil s~asetcsts. the current hsssanirs oe isafofN@-
As eteis, II = aeaSRwl 90 supply 4 WSas hong fsil
and Acknowledged.
Gear selSf7sens vGl ooaAs II sscA sttl,los a.
Pseesst petsasaest Nalac add tisucsal iasesus1
We wAi only asal. that ahise No ara eaeFias t.s
fe1rsue aisea sseh terra. ~ ~sl gaaee Il siiAla
.the reach ~ al, 40 ssressg hzs tese, ~ VIA ~
ssscd on car pNst. te make Il n every sospcs,
sspsssae e. sAs csissstsl fes4s.
Zee aSAsae i pesia,vl 81 AsEAsts IA sts
agft efetesf mVnsh, caeS ycstshw csaffshisg stss.
y isFTe aststs pages 81 S,as&e cshrssS ~,ssnsel
o. esea fses spl uew sypSsaskSas 10. vrtssa<,
Nnt w&s fsres IS she yr4t,
TEsNS in8 0SE yEsn.
oae Gtfy, e. ~ sps&sA cas-. b sssRss~
l@acssi sssaagresxsss ~ - nasis @ah AssA
sesAss sad s,sfseteeI seeass O. sase4sRev ,a@x+s
oslssSsa ~ Hse susk fhe tessae 50 .lessv ~
eesaee4 rsVseay Is Ns1sNsars,
y FsETkS. suesss 60.
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PROSPECTUS or
TIE ES INOUIRER.


believing the time hns arrived IN the town
of Gonzales, surrounded rs IL IL by tho wealthy
farmers in Gonzales county, for the establish
ment of a weekly Journal nt tho countryside
through, or near which, the San Antonio and
Gulf RAILROAD will pass, anIin n section OF
country unsurpassed for beauty Of scenery,
fertility Of soil and salibrity Of climate in the
State OF TcSas-it is proposed to establish at
the above named place, q newspaper, to be
known by the name of tho "GoNzAIEs ISQuI-
aER," devoted to Agriculture, Literature, the
Mechanic Arts, Commercial Interests, and the
News of the day.
Tho Inquirer will he independent in politics,
but firm and decided in tho advocacy Of tho
great principles of our republican government,
so ably Calculated in the administrations OF
Washington and Jefferson; and will especially
maintain that sound and enlightened national
policy of sustaining our Southern institutions,
which the people of Texas, Ii conjunction with
her sister States OF the South, have ever held
sacred, ms guaranteed to them by tho constita-
ton of the United States, And while wc clnim
to have had some experience as editor and
publisher Of a public journal, We shall, at the
saspc time, bring to ito aid the poetic and lite
.rary talent OF able writers, with whose ability
as correspondents we arc well advised and at
the same time trust that the Inquirer will be
so judiciously conducted rs 10 encourage and
bring to its support contributors from tho En-
plfc State of the South on education, agricul-
turc and internal improvements.
While, then, VIC uniurl our banner In one OF
tho most thriving and delightful villages In tho
state, and assiduousiy devote our energies and
time to make the Inquirer what tho develop
incnts Of this country demand, and its appear
.ancc equal to any Journal in the South, we shall
expect proportionatc encouragement from tho
nQArln If VARau it.aw sstA,px ~ N..ts.z.s. T.. Az.
Union manifest q %liyelicr interest in whatever
pertains to the maintenance OF morality, the
cause of education and the perpetuity Of rcpub.
lican institutions.
The Inquirer will be published weekly. ON
an imperial sheet of fine paper, neatly exccu.
ted, for 30 90, ii paid in advance; 81 80, II
not paid within six months; or IS 90, at the
expiration Of the year.
All communications for the Inquirer must be
addressed to the Editor, free Of postage.
s.. w. SMITH,
ID, S, III. DARSr.
Gonzales, Texas, January. 1853.
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~Grnhana,s wnunximc,
EfdbfiMeI te 1876, ne NIHHphnANy ssts.fss(t
and e.nirsrsdH.y popnior throughout Tie
Union stored ,eitd The btst lii
eraigrc and hYrqdat
yoLU ME Fol isss


VOLUME FOR 1853.
TIE great success OF the last volume OF dGgA.
A " MAnA2isE,' owing 10 the ldrge incre,,,c of
sferYtag reading liafsr, cmbo!dcns tho publisher Ia
attempt more energetic efforts for the new year.
Wo shall still so conduct the Magazine ma Co ,neet
the wants and wishes of u very largo body OF tho
people, who NOW begin to loak to periodical work,
Tor Tho correct and various Information, which was
previously sought for In heavy volumes and out of
the way ihrarics.
We believe We can 80 %oontluc, this Magazine, tina,
while IL viii meet the wislcs OF the lovers OF ,nree.
abis l~it0fatarc, IL slall stu !inparL In scientific artl,
cles, and articles OF gunctai utility, Information ,ltat
will be valuable aid ,iesinabls In many. In pursu.
ance OF this purpose, We Si,aii place under tho ewes
o, our realefs not al1ac articles oi high merit, wit.
ten to order hy cue ue,l.snosn CORPS nf cnntrlbu.
tors, but shall draw upon .ho tr4t htcr,tsme of IA,
Old Wotld-as stceosl aud Increased Circulation
may enable al -ill Rather 10 iterssss az s,aa6fy az
payts Of GrsheAl--So that We dali pr.sunt thr ycsy
best articles that ars paibisscl abroad, ~ well "a
those taAs are written expressly tor vs. ~ home.
We sgssi that uis tf,ss 10 extend the usefulness ~
Tho Magazine, vail hs mcs ny that c~optinmaa,r ot
tssor from oas rcairta Which has eltecgei ns az 81.
Tor Of the work for snotN than t~sittenn years. AMI
thai tiie Ntgaslha wlh,se foundation aeAiail i, lsas
may, ~ 1898, be anasng the shscst, as Il h she oldest
Magazine ti America.
The New Volume of Graham, estantnacss n rilAl.
lg with 'he sauasgs n~psatss. aal ne tskt ,hia &C.
caAoa - sciseit frosa aaug's saAss rtssrs and clpss.
whis+s Ni,etptS'0s uspirs. a cosuaWs,srs of ti,s3g
enceustsasg cssslaRy ts aunsh.g ssss.
Nu iNttING AND iiUMnt'u.
| The ehsfscses ~ sHaAns0s MAaAs4Dss Z ts,
yell esssbaels~l taNaS na<isr. ~ IA s4,ss,S 4,
bs'tiee necssesg$ ika exssasssAs Mlf.hN ssikv,
whse't h&s hsssspse ~ sslussaaa s5esk h ,rste AZ
every easasN epi gvt&fss asssHsaser, ~ ~ra IA OF
Ncsks shase ssf5is s3sesA saasee llNs4 sass1sAets
- alssntsa shs sS3y aad sssAsasag y~gsr6Ss
GRAHAM NIst Stand oR FAlt. ON rs
Own MERITS.
TIE neafeas 81 " ReANes sss4s be rssss ~ ,ks
Neiei mates ase eessaSeptss svshSi assss. A. a. 81
sasae sAlea ard engesag nsa Aag 80 fsossN aoa
g the@ nc assse Ike WUsk ~ a haa esaasaSa 81
is ~ossA.
Ieas&-$4 ~ fws Assoasa.
Mex S9henlsss pAssi D. ess~srieA A. fs -
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rx4ss fssn51sa
fssas4s'sss 49, AS-ssss ssr ss.9@sSfsAs feas 49,
ct - ~ A. ACCESS.
gtbEsS ase& VA sce&esssss - gss4a o@s guna
tre~h@ "a xa4 skffsa Asvstass saaass4 49,
@Se4NAf cssh ss,3fa. - sxata sx&asd ~ ~ aAsr.
All gfmr a s$a~@n. - a. sha t~p8 sA~s N.A
ss8e - ettea tas scsA 1asasa 10 &
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MECHANICS, INVENTORS AND
MANUFACTURERS.
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VoLUME IN Of the scIrSrlrIc AArnIcAN com
mences ON the l7th of September. II IL
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OF Mechanics. Inventors, manufacturers, and Far.
mcrs, by tho diffusion of useful knowledge upon
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widely regarded as u sound and able Journals
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CRAVINGS, AMI tho Lltin.s OF all the patenfs aro
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perfect Scientific and Mcchanirai Encyclopedia for
future a. well rs present reference. The ,Sciep.
the -dnatricdn IL worry extensively citcnlnicd--its
circulation In the last volume exceeding $4,000
copies per week. II IL In fem for binding; eacl,
volume contains Serer1 Hintird EARNINGS and
over Four haAllred Pdges of Reading Matter, Will,
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To any fstily much more than the subscription
price.
The publishers ofrcr tho following valuable pri.
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January ncxt:--onc hundred dollars will be given
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for tho ninth; fifteen dollars for tenth ten dol.
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THE ONLY LADY'S BOOK IN AMERICA
So ~proaouneed By The entirs Fres or the
United States!


THE ONLY LADY'S BOOK IN AMERlCAi
So proaovneed By the entire Fres 81 the
United States!
Oodcy's Lady's BOoIk for ls54-
gath YEAR.
- ONE HUNDRED FACES
Of rsadias eaeA month, By TIE lest .lmsriedr author
A NEW AND THRlLLiS.G STORY,
Cessainly the most intensely Interesting one eytr
written, entitled ~
THE TRIALS OF A NEEDLE W0MAN:-
4k9lszttff By 8. q. AssrnrR
MN DO commenced In the Jmu6ry number.
THE ONLY COLORED FASHIONS
Unon uhieh any reliance can be placed, received
Sdkrctt Ion PAsia and adapted 70 tho tastes Of An
sercs% Fashion Editor with
sspssss~ zs,xo.--ous monshly description Of
D.sk xsthg vbSS plsas 70 cut ~; None bus tho
plain, hit every ildy can DO her own dress maker.
Erssolpfxs,-Auil frite variety In every No.
with descjplSns howl make them. All kinds o.
CRocnfHaah Nrrlxos woshx I New patterns for
EcLoAxs hHArxlsfs: TALAAs: c Nn Sn:.t
Every now pstta5s OF any potion Of a hdy's dress.
appears rrsi In the Ladya book, a. NO scceivc cop
signmcnts from PAnis every 10 weeks. q
Tns Nuisrar.-- This sun eeti II trsatcd upon ffe-
GoDEYs INvALUABLB REcEIrTs up
ON EVERY SUBJECT
Indispensable to ever. family, yorih more thin tho
wh0lc cost Of tho Book.
Music.-Threc dollars worth Il given every year
DRAwiSG,--This art can be tnuyht 70 any child,
by . series OF drawings In every number for 1854.
MoDgL CorrAog.--Cottagc plaus and cottage fur
nlturo win DO continued ~ usual.
~srLxxDlD STEEL LIS. AND akzzoriSr rSoRAyisos
L In every number. They ara alVaNd To De found III
Cooley
Godcy's Lady's Book contains precisely that, for
which you would have to take at least three other
magazines to get the same amour, Of information.
TERMS.
Ono copy ono year, Observation-Disclosures
Two +" T" 5
1.-Two and to the pors'n sendg club 10
Eleven (" 20
Address, L.. A. Cooley,
liz Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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HAMiiroN itOySe ss,n~As, SsN Yoas
IA NsKs,a ~ ssta sskske Nss wax yi.KEg,
s~esssris - e. llsrsas sssees. rs ssksn sse ssss,e
asxv tessse aHi HtfA1 4 sp @sa ssss gssaa va.
sw, iastss sse. nsi tsres4re fsteasAset rsv.
.ees stetlng New YEA W fat ~ fssss4ntes
te1~ g taa Utt u aStss tae EeS3asa ~ b..
~ ~aA tat Wets IS : eaa.hax hsss $1,000
fe o. - @ sA
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" Nsi5syrs Cr<k. fssstte tt, gSrt., Jaae i&,
1881. N H. : CeNsfocS, Sou Yofk--fpeat SIR
Twelve nscatihs s9o inasht = halE~tcllae box Of
your Pain ESsrecscg, and a nctghis.g os miue, judge
Wm senesce, ia this county. had 4 uagco eesasn
thst ess tsatht ca hsF soot. ~soatscea ycars aso, that
every m0ftih would hsvak oat aad Fae. - that she
was sa entee cdpfiS, lie seas 10 uao fe uy box
% ~lse ! les him haze L; hr applied l., and u
has made a tsftcct sase. so thss sse 4 now 4 has 4,
seesrA AID vel, asa yhe ieaEa satt be ssa slsays
keep The saite oa haad tiiAsc ais4 ~ siss ia
tay iAasis, and hua Il epod | wesia act lie visa.
eat Il ss esy prizes 81 ise ~ofia Ihtso hssa tho
al dsss hAsr t8el i are ~ea ssssyRe4 va, 81 aaA
szy they a8N mol ~ slthpas T. A u~sixf'sss ~
sa.nf. As-she asuse go l. HlfsiesNe f,ssss i8sssga
~ eN<aty. fsssesn fases htss tokJ ~ ahsss IL.
saA l an vsa esfsani vks Il
ie@H VIZ " CeiswEt-f1@
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Mattresses, Mattresses n

tsg sesaseA. > t4 u sseeasna sass v.asee.
80 sSs&s - osAfs. sd I< ssN a ~ ~
ss Sets fesr&f sntsN fVex
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GONZALES EXCHANGE.

II 0UicfiARp waast toqseett,sss announce 10
eE = tha ctsess " ts,usa.>s egeat,, sbat be hss
opened IL, New Nsos So 81 5apscs street. san,e n
II ik4asys hath fassssa and A,asFscan. ssi ID
has8 Ap9Aase bsfksetsss eiA hc u constant
aneriasss. and tssihlse 4&a tS spated 10 Sst.sss
81 vAo sa24 lsssF h8u pisk cab I~iaslss ,sesa
- sceet espess "a sss = -. sasl eststas.isg AZ
{. ta{ess Il eitee d Nts ssaary. soaai esoss a.
knsssfssy attf ea.t ctsfsaN,g4
s~asssslea. lN~t ". tSSa-W
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DEWIIyr'S FERRY.

UEWIIIS FERRY.
WHlS Ferry is situated South of and a,ioin.
= ing tho tow Of Gonzales, about Il hall
cellcnt
NEW BOLT
calculated 10 crosj Wagons or tho Target size and
stock OF all klhis; and OF the direct road lcuding
y al Inc loliowilg places from Gonzales up and
down the West side OF tie Guadalupe River, viz
Sui Antonio, iiclcnn, Yorh,owr, Clinton, In be-
Wiz county, aud 70 'l,c Cibalc, Santa Clara, Colct.
10 and Ia ai pats OF tho Smdies.
The %,iisiaiioe TO Victoria, by crossing at this fer
~, aud going down the west side OF the Guala.
inpo TO beanett's ferry anu recgossiug, IA short.
cacsl eight mics.
Persons going To any OF said places can get the
necessary directions at ,ho Ferry.
Germ for sale at the Very.
Nov "a. g 6 nawiTT.
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Carriages Repaired.


F4k s~Aensts pwt34 fa2oa4te - tAe AAeati.
tNss * 0ses.ks ss ssf0asiae esueis,. ~ spts
AZ g4ssscsl - FAINT lINK 1ai RfrAiH "A
sials y sAgRiAes& "a se sAs8 ee81sssaske
ssN ~ lEnss shv, GAa sstsfh assse@ ms
RAxsrY 4 RlSSrf
f E~sFt. tss a.
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a FRESH lot Of Longicya celebrated INDIAN
"a pANACEA, prepared expressly for the cure
and prevention OF Southern Powers, Asthma. Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, SC. 1he genuine Tor sale by
0--y HUNT 4 PONTON.
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JAMES a. McfkEE,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES and PRODUCE.
coAaoS srnrkr, .AyAcA, TrsAs.
NEW GOODS.
49, .----
H.. a. 7aafsiit-Lavaca, Texas.

5 EIfNH DEALkIt IN Nfh
Dry Goods, Uordhrtre, Queens o,pl Giasssars.
Groceries, tatisrH, SeadisrN Hats,
Boots, Shoss, de-.
Sales OF small proiits---TERMS CASH.
CO Store in Mr.. F. pclden's house, on Com.
MERGE street.
July ~, lS53--S-tnl
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M RE. BROWNS celebrated pAlN.KILf.HR L
w 80 we'll known thati IL hardly necessary q
say anymore than that Il - for sale by
0-y HUNT 4 pONTON.
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Chonlbers Isller = Ce.,
JSDitNoIAy TEx3H,
Wshsfysgt and R<frl D<ai1 u
Dry Gopds, Clotllihg, Hats, Boots
md Shoes, Hardware, Cutie
ry, Grockery, &C.,
GROCERIES, NDsiFE;s1IKN fRODHcE.
WILL make liberal aavsues=. on Cotton or o.her
produce shipped 10 their fic,lds IN New Yosk, Phil.
alciphiA OF Now 0ricans.
IrMianola. Feb. y, lsss-ly