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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-12-02
THE MAMMOTH STABLE,

AND
Wholesale end Retail Saddle oHH Harness
Shop
A Large saddle and harness shop
has been wanted for long time
ia Marehall The subscribers
aware of this, have recently visited New Or
leans, and returned si.L a large and well Sc
lected stock Of every thing in the IN
above line which they will sell on more f1A
favorable terns than has ever been
offered IN this market, "i''.er for cash or corn
and fodder Ifyou wan, anything Of the kind,
doat send abroad. or put yourself 10 the
trouble of hunting around, but call down and
look at our stock, and price our goods.
Shop adjoining Livery Stable, North side
public square.
The Lirery Stable IS handsomely fitted up,
and is acknowledged to be one of the largest
and best regulated establishments in the State,
Persons patronizing this stable may rest as-ur-
ed that their horses will receive every attention
We keep plenty of proscnder and faithful host
lers.
&. f.. HYNSON 4 Co.
~ We have horses, buggies hacks, and
carriages to hire SELL OF trade,
April, 20th, 1854, ly
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TO Planters, Mechanics and Builders,

NOTICE. invite the attention of the pub
~ lic to my large stock Of Staple Goods,
which ! offer for sale Of very low prices con-
sisting of Lime, white and red Lead, green and
yellow Paints, Patty, Window Glass, lard,
shoe, castor, and linsced OILS, copal, japan, lea
tier, and iron Narni.h Gin aud Mil Segments,
Gin and Machine Bands, Nails, Castings,
Chains, Wagon mud Buggy Harness, Collars,
Ilames and Wagon Traces, Iron, Steel and
Castings, Straw Cutters, Saddlery, Brides,
Marlingales and a large assortment of staple
Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Glassware aud
Crockery, stone and glass Jars
large assortment of Shoes aud Boots,
trandies, wines, syrups, cordials, pickles, lard,
sagces bacon, flour, molasscs, sugar, eoiEoc,
teas, fish, whiskey aud london porter
WA. II. CUBHS.
Port Caddo, Aug. 2G, 1854 im
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WV. BROOKS,
I ~ uUlAkS


fsrA The subscriber wishing to chang
E.;: his vocation. proposes 10 sell his iarB
kIX situated in Harrison county, Texas, e.
miles west from Greenwood, twenty mt'
from Shreveport, and nine miles from the head
Of navigation on Cross Lake. There are
Eierep Uaadred and FViy.Sir Arrst
Three Hundred of which are cleared, and a
high state Of cultivation, and well impfoFsai
good and commodioes dwellings, ou'.bais
ings, stables, lots, etc, situated smmed'fs',
on the main road from the Cherokee pos''aas
the Trinity to Shreveport, on HE'D Ri'sf'
good gin and mill in operation; and an sAss'
lent orchard OF variety of fruits.
Any person wishing to purchase, canno' .
otherwise than well pleased with The sIsralss
which, in point Of fertility Of soil, and .oass
anec Of good timber and water, cannot b =
passed by any in the western country. -
purchaser, il desired, can also he supplies -
the stock on the farm, consisting Of he'NA
mules, cattle and hogs, and also with shs CO..
fodder. etc, and the implements Of husO'Asq
on the premises
~ Terms liberal,
s. MoCOWN
Sentcmbcr 30. 1851 l0ma
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
StH they Come, and Comingii
~n Bags Of shot;
~ 500 lbs OF bar lead
% kegs and half kegs of powder
10000 percussion caps
SO bags of coarse and fine salt
25 bhls Of st Louis -four
do white beans
8 do mackercl, nos and 2
SO bags Of Rio coffee
so bbls Of sugar
rs boxes star candles
~ do rosin soap
20 do Of tobacco
rs do Western Reserve cheese
tlerces Of rice
30 bbs and half bbis Of N. o. moasses.
80 kegs of Nails &c. &c.
BESIDES
We have salmon, roe, behring's and Goldfish
figs. raisins, candies and nuts Of all kinds
and variety OF fancy ea,abcs too numerous
to mention. Call and see for yourselves, n
THErFOKD Il WILSON'S.
April Is, 1854.
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Warehouse Notice.

IIANl\G taken charge Of the Warehouse
] and Cotton Sheds formerly occupied by
Messrs. Cobbs & Co, respectfully tender my
services IN the Receiving and Forwarding bust
ness TO ALL with the assurance on my part that
will exert myself to promote the interest and
carry out the orders of those who may favor
me with their business.
WIN. II. FARLEY.
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JOSEPH Z. rREMrrr q co.

JOSEPH T. fREWIrI a. Co.
TT AVE received large and well selected
i i stock Of FANCY DRY GOOD~.
Hardware nnd Cutlery, which they oar to
their friends customers, and the pub ., rsne.
rally, on terms suitable to the EN- ency Of
the times
Said stock consists Of Reaiy Made Clio.
thing, OF the latest fashions, aud OF excellent
style and ,asie, being selected from stock Of
superior French Goods
Also fancy prints Of a beautiful kind and
style, ard n rare specimen OF ladies' bonneis,
Of the p!cttisst aud neatsst, perhaps, IN this
market Saddles and brides, of all sizes hnd
varieties. and boots and shoes and line VEN
tilla,ed hats, and every other kind Of hat sold
Ia this market, together with all other articles
usually kept by merchants all Of which we
orrgR Low, and would be glad TO cell 10 good
customers AS soon MS possible, AZ we expect
toon TO receive a large addition from n York
city, by which we can from time to time, re-.
pienish, and thus keep our shelves full Of such
things as the people want and are compelled
10 have. Please call and examine for your
selves, before purchasing elsewhere and obligc
your friends,
JOSEPH T. PREWITr & co.
Jefferson, May 20, 1854. ~.
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DAVID McPMAlL.

WATCH MAKER AND JEWELED
n WouLp respectfully inform his frssI.
IA and the public, that he has JUS, recs,..
a handsome and tastcfully selected !.
sortment Of JEwELRy, consisting OF br,s,,
pms, car rings, finger rings, and numb,, ~
matches, Of various patterns, &c, which /. !.
ready to sell on accommo dating terms N /
also prepared 10 do all work with which hs -,
be favored, in workmanlikc and expedus.'
manner.
Shop on the north side Of the public .e,,,,
Marshall. April !. -. IL.
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Richard isonl is h'mseif again"
INllS establishment is ngain in complete
j operation, nj It's former location. three
miles AVID half Northeast Of Marshall, Cash
bills filled Al short notice.
HiLL OF PRICES, ron CASH
Ordinary square edged lumber, par NJ, sls 90
Sh.stine 90
tanss OF small ripped humber. 4" coo
Lumber over IA inches IN width, or 90 fee,
in length, will be charged extra. in proportion
to the dimensions. Twenty per cent will be
charged Oh the above prices, il crcd, il given
10 the first Of January next.
SAM J. RICHARDSON.
Marshall, March H. 1854. n3i~iv.
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FRESH ARRIVAL
OF SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Al Ward a. |irion's.
WE have jus, received, and ARE now open
w ing. . large and handsome assortment Of
goods, consisting of all the articles usually
found in Dry Good stores Ladies and Gs''-
aetaen's Dress Goods, linens, toa0ns, Plan
faiioa Goods, Has Caps, Boats, a Shoes
Crockery Hoiio,r, and Hardleare, Our assort-
ment of ladies' goods has been selected with
great care. The patterns which have lately
been introduced are very pretty and cannot
fail to please and we particularly invite them
to call aud examine cur specimens We have
also q handsome assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
a. well selected "a has ever been brought to
this market.
Planters would do well to call and see our
selection of plantation goods; and families
our specimens for housekeeping.
In fine. our stock is full and complete.
And if good selections and low prices viii in
ryte custom, We have right TO expect rapid
sales. Our Cd friends and the public gene
rally, are invited to call on us.
WARD u NlNiO\.
March %, 1851. 35-ly.
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pIIiI.. BROW y,

Rarber and mar Dresser,
HAS opened a shop on the Norih SIDE OF
the public square, Marshall Texas, wh'ch
he has cited up A. neatly as possible and sup
Piled with every convenience usually met WIN
.n the best regulated establishments and where
he will be- plcased to serve all who may favor
him With ihcir custom.
Maf.hsll jane 10 1851 40 u.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
IMMIGRANTS and others who may be de-
] sirous of purchasing lands, either tor set
,lcmcnt OF speculation, are informed that
Sir Hundred and Eighty Acres
Of valuable land, well waiered, and timbered,
can be purchased on accommodating terms
Said land il situated six miles north Of Mar
shall. and twelve miles from Port Cad9o, the
shipping poin. of this section.
This land is susceptible Of being divided
and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Title undou0tcd. For further particulars,
apply 10 y JENNINGS,
Marshall March 20, 1854. 35-u
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DISSOLUTION.
BREWER AND ADAMS.

BREWER AND ADAMS.
iyea side of The Public Square.
IIAVE jus, received, and are now opcnil.
carefully selected stock OF spring ~!
summer
staple ana Fancy Goods,
to which they invite the attention of their oil
customers and the public.
Their stock consists IN par, Of the follova.
articles
Beragcs. plain and fancy. schalley, plsir
muslins, embroidered, dotted, and tarlon
iaconei, plain, striped and painted; ehrm'
settles, with sleeves; sleeves separate; csrs
collars, cuffs, mantillas. bonnets.
Tie --latest Hloomer Hais,
parasols, fans, artificial flowers, number d
bridal wrealhs, and general assortment d
ribbons, &c. Also lot Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Black cloth ccpis, black drap d'ete coats, us
and alpaca coats. Nnsrs-black satin fsne
silk; white fancy mar~oilles vests. PANS
Black doe skin, drap d etc, white hnsu, az
eottonade. Linen bosoE hirts, fancy an
plain. HAS - Fashionable mole~kin, drai
beaver and otter, lcehorn, and pai anna.
We have likewise choice assortment d
boots and shoes; china and glassware; eros
rry hardware holloware, md castings. y
Also tine selection Of saddlery, game bss,
guns, ard bpwie-knives. pruning knives, Ae
In fine, Ne have almost ever article useAii
found IN iry goods store. GIVE rs ral, ~
We feel assured that sc " w be cpabled to ~
satisfaction.
BREW GK 4 ADAMS.
Anril 10 lS5t /,
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DISSOLUTION.

April 30, 1854
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Furniture Here at Last!
VNYE.would invite the attention OF our
w Mend-, and the public generally, to our
Carge and well selected stock OF furniture
now on hand and daily receiving.
Bureaus, B,dsieads, Tables.
Stands, SAFES, WILLOW Ware, &c,
Chars If all kinds
which we offer low for cash. Those wishing
TO purchase anything in our line, will do well
to give US a call, and examine our stock and
prices, before purchasing clsew here.
Call a, the old stand Of King Thetford's in
Marshall.
THETTORD Il. WILSON.
Nav II. 1853. ni5-Iy.
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J.. NJ. GRAHAM, ~ HKop
" HAvr entered into eo.partership
and are now receiving large stock oil
Dry 0oais Groetriss and Plantation Ariisiss'
nj the old stand, Dallas street Our stock -
large and well assorted, ard we are determined
10 sell at reduced prices for cash Or to pune.
tuai customers on the usual time The followl
ing articles comprise portion OF our stock
A large 10, Of assorted prints,
A large lot OF cotionsde-,
Brown and hleacned linens
Brown and beaclied domestics,
i.owells, Ginghams,
Black silks, Fancy silks
Tissnr.s, Berages,
Hosiery, assorted, Fancy bonne's.
A large 10, Of ready made clothing,
Boots, shoes, and hats,
Travelling trunks, carpet baga,
Saddles, brides, uiar,lnpales, haltsrs, saddle
bags, horse and mule collars, hardware, and
fancy Articles, trace snd log chains, casi steel
hoes, Collins axes, cros,-en, and hand saws
pIanes, and bench screws, nails, assorted, china
and queenswarc, tobacco and eiEnrs, ana also
An Assortment Of Groceriesf
Hall and Spear plows, Masonic and ODD
Fellows Regala, and a general assortment Of
everything needed in this market,
r. \. All those who srr indebted to J.. "
Graham, on cid accounts or notes, for the years
1850, 1851, 1854 and 1888, viii please eorne
forward and pay up, and accept thanks for past
favoss.
Jefferson, April %, 1851. 1y
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Course Of Study, and Charges per 0es.
saen, Twenty Wseks.
Primary DErAgTMIHr.--Orthogra
Reading. and writing, per session OF
FIVE months, $40 90
SEcoSp JUNIOR CLAss--E Elementary les
sons in Arithmetic. Grammar, Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy, phsi-
oogy, and History STA so
FlRsT Iusioa CLAss.--English Gram
mar, biography, Arithmetic contin-
ucd Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind, Botany, Geology, Mythol
ogy. and History. olb 90
MIpnLs CLAss.---Chemistry Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Science, Mental Phi.
losophy, Evidences Of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced. $40 90
SENIOR CLAss.--Ancient and Modern
Languages completed, Geometry.
Trigonometry, and review otform.
CT studies cas- 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
Drawing apd Painting, each SO 90
Embroidery aud Wax Work, each 90
Instrumental Music. a3O 60
usc Of Piano extra - 90
Vocal Music, per session, 90
Tuition payable AT the end Of each session
Pupils will be charged from the time Of en-
trance, until the close Of the session. Deduc
tons made for prctracted sickncss.
1J' BouFd can be obtained 10 respectable
private families for all those Who may wish 10
,end to the Institute.
August 5, ls54.-3-tf
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MARSHALL SY JEFFERSON. TEXAS,
HAS NV on hard, and Will be constantly
III receiving, direc, from New York and New
Orleans, large and extensive sssori'nsnts 81
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,,
which lie will eel! on ~ favorable terms as
ssn be purchased elsewhere and to Which be
would Invite the attention OF tn" citizens Of
Casa and the adjoining counties. Planters
and country merchants are requested 10 can
and examine his stock, which embraces Dfy
Goods. a large assortment saadles brides,
hardware, croesery ware, hats, a large n~sor'-
mer OF ladies', boys, and genilcn'en's shoes,
etc, etc
OCERIES.-I;acon, coffee sugsr, shot
and powder, nails, tobacco, whisky, salt, @e.'
which viii 5s sid as Low as any hoase N
Ab cry. Also. Bsgging aaa Rope VIII be
Furnished 10 planters On customary terms
May ~, 1854 ~
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masonic Female Institute.

MNNOhJC EFmWIC u0SuIuuuC.
INlE Executive Board of Managers, appoint
i ed by Marshall Lodge No. ~, announce to
the public that the sih session of the Institute
commenced on the rhiru Monday in Scp.em-
Der and will continue ten months, embracing
two, scssions--but no vacation at the close of
the Iir-t--undcr the direction o! the following
FACULTY.
Rev THO. 3. WiLsos, u. D., President
Miss MARTHA LirrtEtfFLn, Vie Principal
Miss Susas II. FosTfg, English LITERATURE
Miss L. CoesELfA JusR, Ornamental Depart.
reW and French.
Miss ELIZA NJ. BuRroS, Primary Department
Miss AnABsLLA JEsxETr JdsE, Music, Piano
and Guiiar.
Miss l.. CoRsELIA JUNE, Music, Organ
u nA.rnRru pr,frsxor nj Vocal Mux.r
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~ n n an, una, Stock large and SPLENDID a','
run AMP 49, M 49, hr Sale the We invite the
ru, Of orr friends of generally before making nen an ana w w.,
& Of prices will scarcely fail give satisfaction 70
DRY GOODS
,,.,, sh,s Ceoud, kcr.ey. Heavy Lowell,
",, Gap. WARP a'' Black gray mixed ainets
rnas"r. f Twccis
coorcd indseys leans Jeans, .a ..pox flannel
Heavy BLANKETS t"n do
ic.a bed do, Spotted d.
super ana va ""'"' ' Black French cloths,
s,,fe hianke,. Do doe skin
brown andb lcshc5 mestes, ,onbe a.,
drilling b"S ana Nas"""' H"'''"'S'"
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
p.n black silks DO and cashmere hose
Figured plaid ndwa,er black silks, Chlrens goolhos
s rsy back te%bne pointed BIZ six velvet ribbon,
, Ioes alpI n and dc tre. beautiful assortment of-asnc
s@Tfcoerd de,ines ribbons,
French and Iag ish uednos aside ors uoderleese'
r s S ncrn" under vests. jaeon eigng and msclng-
E\DY MADE CLOTHING
po , d,oh hon1e, coats. blk othveH
nd lmodr" black clom
kudbu Embossed SIX and Ie'ei vests
n ss s Yin pants sed plaid cashmere
BACK and fancy cashmere, and vests
sun
school and Miscellaneous Books and Stationery.
A full assortment Of u
blalh rpgana
KIN waterproof land boots, Mems boys caps assorted.
white WOO hats,
suNDRIEs
Smoking and chewing tobacco Spices
ss,nS Imperial md lack
Candles Powder shot and lead etc. etc
Pepper
IRON NAILS
AND ROPE
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r WILLIAMS. Attorney al lar, Mar
- shall, Harrison county, Texas,
VIII continue the practice Of hls profession
and attend promptly to all business entrusted
to his care, in Harrison, Cass, Pancla, Rusk
Cherokee, Smith, Wood and Upslur counties
BusifSss Of Estates particularly attended
Aug. 2B--6y j. 7. WILLIAMS
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BOOKS. BOOKSl!

BOOKS. BOOkSl!
SCHOOL AND MfSCELLAN EOEs
Hsls1u Tne attention Of scholars, N.
Aksf rents, guardians, and the puil.
1V generally, are respectfully csll,l
to our large and complete assortment, anon,
which may be- found all the STANDARD wo,I,
now used IN our Colleges, Semnasiea, ud
Common Schools. We have also iurRe ~
well selected stock Of Historical, poeticsl, a.,
Miscellaneous works, elegantly bound Bible
at all prices, from the cheapest, to those so,.
ten up in the best style. A large supply u
novels, noycllettes, and literary works.
Piano Music, choice assortment Also H.
s,ructors on the Piano, Flute, Violin, Gui.a.
and ACCORDION.
STA TIONERY.
A VERY large assortment Of fool.
At cap, letter, fancy note, declara,ias
Sl account, funeral note, wraptina
blotting, and sasd paper.
Buff, white, and fancy envelopes, nssorsl
Blank, account, journal, index, memoranaa
rad copy books.
Steel, gu,ta percha, and gold pens. IN
ipk,tands, and school do. black and red hi
black sand, waters, Sc, for sale at the Car
Drug Store. -
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON
Marshall April -. 1854. ~
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CHEAPER THAN EVER,
Al rus
CIT i-C II l. AP CASH STORE
souTn sspE OF TnE rrnIic SQUARE
MARSHALL, JENiN,
n THEfFORD tenders his most sincere
~. thanks to the Ladies' aud Gentlemen of
Marshall and vicinity for their very liberal pat
ronnge for the two past years,and trusts from
the
Gresi trcemenfs Ner Ogersd,
to merit coNeVDdnnce of the same
now offer my steek on hind and receiving,
Of over six thousand dollars worth, ut
IweHty.hre per cent on First Cost.
Please call and see what BARGAINS.
House aud goods nj cost
" All notes, aud las, years tickets due.
Please call and settle, and oblige
Z. THETFORD.
Ma,sha1t Anil 1871
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SURGEON DENTlSr.
DENTAL. SURGEON.

Ay- J. y. JORDAN having perma-
l1ySey% uently located ia Marshall, res
'iLilJ pectinlly tenders his services in
the various branches of has profession to the
citizens and vicinity. All operations entrusted
to him are warranted TO be done in the latest
improved, and mos, superior manner
bc;ober 10, 1853 i3-,f
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NC DONAL 4 SA n ID T. KS
DRU @ q lists,


Al their rcr stand, on the eorser opposite
q. 6. Gregg f. Co., West Of The square.
n WOULD respectfully invite the attention
q Of their friends and cr.tomcrs, in IIsrri-
j. .on and the adjoining counties to their
large and carefully selected stock Of fresh and
genuine,
DRUGS. Medicines,
Pants, W's.
Pat Medicines, Garden Seens'
Surg instruments, shop Furniture,
paint brushes, VArnishers,
Handles. Fancy Soaps,
Hair Oils, Colognes,
Chemicals, De S'nhs,
pcrfnmery. Window Glass,
Fine Wines, Pomades, &C &c
Our entire stock Is new, having been select
ed in the best Northern markets, by one OF the
firm, whose experience in buying and selling
drugs we think sufficient guarantee to our Gus
toners, that We can sell them at az reasonable
prices and ON as accommodating terms "a any
other similar establishment, Our establish.
meut has the undivided attention OF both part
ners, and orders or prescriptions will be faith
fully aud punetualy attended to ut nli hours
Marshall, April =, 1854. ly
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MEDICAL NOTICE

MEDICAL NOTICE.
hR. T. MGALLEN%Y, Surgeon aud Ply
} stefan respectfully tenders his services TO
the public in Tho various branches Of his pro.
fcsson.
Dr. ". is now engaged in the Drug business
aud respectfully invites The public to give him
call
jefferson, Teas, Jan'y 2s, "a.
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HATS! HATS /! HATS.u
JUST received and fcr sale--Superfinc fash
- ionable Moleskin Hats;
Fine black cavalier Hats:
DO do do do, with cords, tassels
Haper6ne drab Otter sofl Hats;
4 large variety Of soft ilsts generally;
Mems and Boys cloth Caps;
Infants colored sik velvet Caps;
Superhne fur Gaps;
Black aud white wool Hats;
Call and see, no charge for showing Hats.
q. G. GREGG 4 co.
August 20 1854 ST
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WELRY.
JOSEPH Y. PKEWITT a. co,

NEW BOOKS.
NHAMDER'S Miscellany. 10 vols.
~ A~lcet Essays, : vols.
LIZ sad Work. Of BuSns. ny Rob't Cham
bssn, ! vols.
FNneh Revelations, from 1889 to isl9, .
veis.
Qseens Of England. BY Agnes Strickland,
- sols.
Dsosiss 81 ~ ldrh Peaaaniry.
0esmaa Iteniure. For sale BY
M. III, 1oeA n. 4 X. II. KEY.
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1854.
1871. FALL AND WINTER GOODS, 1854
1884,,


tsoa,h Side Of the Square adjoining Young ''ho"' O's ~
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AGO ss sns se pure rsss % sss lead .. !.
lard, sperm, swect, tanners, md castor oils
turpen,ine, yarnishes, painis, paint and vxrnish
brushes, for sale ri the City Drug Store.
YOUNG Il JOHNSON.
April. ~, 1854. Iy
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Republican Acusle my.

Republican ACuslesny.
rINlE FIRST SESSION of this institution
l. will commence the first Monday in Sep.
TENDER, and continue five months.
TERMS
orthography, Reading, Writing, etc, per SEES
siVH, $40 90
Arithmetic, Typography, Grammar, etc, ~ DO
Algebra, Logic, Rhetoric, Philosophy
Chemistry, Astronomy, etc, =. 10 90
Higher Mathematics, Greek, Latin, etc, 30 90
Incidental Expenses, so
Weekly exercises in Composition and d..
clamaton, Arnods Greek and Latin Prose
Composition, etc.
Tuition will be charged from the sime Of
enterance, and no deduction made, except in
ease Of protracted sickness.
ALFRED BUTTON, A. N.
August ~, 1854. S-tf
DAGUERREOIIPEN.
Mr.. A HERRING respectfully invites the
Avl attention Of the community 10 his Pie
turc Gallery.
Rooms up stairs in the new bailding Of Cur
It's, Taylor 4 Co.
Rooms open from 10Y A. H., till ar. M.
Marshall, Feb. 4. "
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