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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-18

haxs~ress A,f,a.--A Herring. up s,airs, ovcr the
soom formerly cccup,rd by Mcdonald d sanders
ArcAnset - NJ Richer. Marshall
7tnssr-y. Van Hook, removed now Two dsoe,
Gss Sm,,A--J " Thompson, seth ~e~, come, Of
public square,
L,"ry Stable Cha. L. Iiyn.oa. Fin. establish.
mcnt
Plough FosWdry, Wagon as1 Ca,r,asv uat,rx.-
John Coleman. on the street leading gu, To shf.,e.
port
Tudor John Y Cover Nor,hea., corner public
SQUARE
Boot and Shoemoter, - Btuckmu -r 4 Dccker,. shop
nsat ard ~ t,yions store. Charles Drck-rt, souii.
west corner public square.
Hu~ CarJ-nfens > Y Morgan. Wild-r Mills
~ miles south of Marshall. y J. Lourhery Marshall
HOOK Store Young and Johnson G. g. Gregg
4 60.
Warshou.e h H. Marin 6 mile. above Por,
Caddo-- 10 miles from Marshall, 4 good ro4d.
JEFfERsoN
Msrohan's,P. VI. Gnhsm. ] " Pulin John
SABINE, Veal a JennInss Brooks. Brother. u Mnbry ,
W. baker 4 60.
L'rcy Siabios.-R " Nesmrh. A fine stable.
and clever gentleman Keeps II.
sHKkv PoVT.
DRY Goois.--ko-. a Mcke, Tens street
Gr~sry hercAanfs.-S,scy 4 Wells, Il. Donn-u
and l.. = Carer, All on III. Le,er.
L. r..
II, Douglass a %. ou the evcc,
rYLkH, SMITH COUNTY, TEXAS.
Uo,d MIR T. Il. Ashcroft.
u .DERso on.
Lamyers W u Esul, J. X. Armstrong
AiscL LIZA Eous
Mrs T. u. Mct own ad,eriis-s Marshall Hotel
and valuable land for sale or rent,
VIM. VI, Johnston sdv-r,s hageies for sale.
NJ sieinIr'n adv.rt'--s isrm for sale
a mulsi,o woman for sale. A fine coon. etc.
RnHfo0ds. - Advertisement OF til. Governor.
Stole. Nerfoss. Christian and Crdsm ofl.r $500
reward
Noiarss Pnbl,t. W u. Watson, Flys,nn Fields /;
VI Whehorn, IL miles from MARSHALL on the
Tyler road
in9wr Irving +. Mason, Carriage Pamela Co.
Sf,nmboai Lake and Jefferson Packet sirsn-r
Bel Gates " Brooks master.
Nsm Ad,erf,sonosts Young 4 johnson, q. c.
Gregg Go
Ward Nivion have notice calling on oil indrb,
ed 10 settle ny. They II do II, Of coar,r
LEGAL ADvEktisksENts.
Adn,Bisfraf,on Notices Estate Of 1homis J. Ar.
ne, letter. granted to 5 x Perry. nj February team
Estate of Vim Ds,i. letters granted To A How
ard, at February term
Estate Of l. >herod letters granted a, the DE
eemi~f Term 1859 TO J l. >hefei
Iinal Nfftf,mtnfs N the estates of u Z Blades
and II Blades on The eth Of March inst
Administration safe Five acres Of land south Of
public slnarr. Marshall
pagr.
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12o0 WARD,

10 SroLgS from the undersigned on the
nigh, Of the i7th inst, on Ferry Lake
~ Caddo parish, La, two negro men
named Tom and Ell,ck, Tom is about Is or
80 years old, black complexion, about 5 feet,
inches high, weighs about $50 or 100 pounds
wore OH brown jeans coat. ElIick is abou,
~ year. old. yellow complexion, quick spoken,
about feet high. weighs about 50 OF 30, has
'eiterworm on hi head which Is CONSIDERABLY
scared in consequence wore on a l.nsey sack
coat, dyed black, and brcgan boots rode a
light bay horse, about IS hands high, Q years
old, some white in the face, nearly blind in the
left eye. PAGES very fas;
Said negroes are supposed to have bcel
stolen by an individual calling himself Samuel
Dryden, o, his associates and We believe the
said Dryden is the samc person who was ad-
vert,ed In .he Little Rock i'croc-at IT the
2slh of October last, by the nam. of Joseph
Powers, alas Duh, as having stolen two rr-
groes aud mule in Arkansas county, and
committing sundry other crimes.
DR., den is abou, 3! or 80 years old. dark
sandy hair five feet nine OF ten irchc. high,
weighs about i50 lbs, thin ysage, right eve
tooth of the upper jaw out, heavy eyebrows,
and has iine voice.
II stolen, We will give the above reward for
thu apprehension OF the .h.f and negroes, or
$500 for the negroes. An, information thank
JAMES CHRISTIAN,
&. 5. ROOM.
" Address: Cookies Store, Caddo parish,
Lou-ians
February 49, 1854. IT,
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ADVERTISING INDEX.

DO not Fail 10 Look orer ihia Column
We give below an index 10 Advertisements which
Viii be found very ,vcp'-nt ot reference. Profess
iobaI m~a, mere hAnis, and mechanics in Marshall
Jefferson Shreveport and rl.e~ here will find II 10
,,rr advantage to have their usmcs and business IN
ihA list.
AARsHALL ADvERTtsENENfs
MsacHASrs-- u Gregg a Co. large brick st''f>
On = West side Of the pnhle square
Wilson, Dsd-. d Co, store on tho Northeast Ger.
neY public square.
Brewer a Adams. west eide public square, fsw
doors north Of the Repuhl,~an Office.
Ward 4 Vision. north side Of public square BRICK
boildng
u. Lazy, west corner Of Johnscns brick building.
fronting tourt hosss~ a,
King rhct:ord, south east conner public -qusr- M
]. also keeps an Assortment II furniture on hs"u
Com. The,fori Store second door WEI, 81 Young
d Johnsols Aisp keepa patent medicines M hsnd.
II KEY will commence business IN about ten days
IN n. building formerly occupied by J. D. Wilson
dug Ntores-I Young 4 Johnson, brick building
south side public square Also aeep hpoAs, s'a'os's'y
etc.
Mcdonald n Sander, south Of q, q. Gssx 4 Co.,
nell door tn thu corner.
Male Mcleod John =. Andenon near the south east
eo,n-, Of the public SQUARE.
F,s.Ais S.Aoois. Mr.. Bcofocys the Masonic Yr-
nale lusuass. The Avs, lndegrnden, school 'hs
Ascond under The charge Of the Mas"n'e fraternity
:, lAryes.-T. 4. Pa,illo Jenn.ns' d stanshuiY
n Adam; &. A. Frazer, = Nunfdr uyrs
r. HI Granville Lewis Benn-rs, Mo.r'ry, 4 tah
'on; W. 4. Alexander.
Dsu'xa--Ds J. N. Joedsn and Dr. \. Z Marin
"th ~ d.ns Of Narhali snd came, tc eIecl'ed IN
heu profession
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RrNco~rRa Ar WAsuiNero S.--lhe
Washington correspondent ri the Baltimore
Times, in lis letter Of the 22d ut., SAYS
A reuconlre took place here las, night
between seustor Clemens, OF Alabama,
aud Mr. Harris. of Miss. Mr.. Clemens was
introduced to Mr. Harris, who declined re
plying The introduction was unsolicited
Mr.. Clemens re,or,ed that he would make
Harris responsible Mr.. Harris rejo'oed
snprilv, when Mr., C.. drew revolver aud
struck Harris a heavy blow on the head,
cutting II dangerously, telling him to the
ground Clemens then seized char; but
was prevented from further attack by his
friends who interfered The difficulty re-
mains unexplained. aud duel is an''eipa'
ted
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FRESH AKRIIAL
FALL AND WINTER GO0DS.

"a JohnsoH Bflck Hs'id,heI
TTIlE subscriber begs leave to inform the
i public that be ha, just received, and l.
still receiving, large supply of fall and win.
ter goods, direct from New York aud Boston.
which has. been very carefully selected by his
brother, : Levy.
The following are some Of the articles.
$50 pieces of rich prints
90 pieces Of Kentucky leans;
A large lot OF Kentucky hnseys,
Flannel., kerseys, and casIaets also u fine as
sorimenl oi ladies' fancy dress goods, DE- iainc-
(soid and fancy coior-,) apaeca-, black and
fancy, cassitneres, mrrnoes, dress silks fancy
shawls, etc, besides hos; Of other ARTICLES too
numerous to rl.uron.
lie ha. also received very large assortment
o! Ready Made Clotaing, manufactured by hi.
brother IN New York. Also, splen assert
ncnt of boots, shoes, and hut-, from the man
uiaeiory at Boston, which he wNi sell very
cheap for cash.
lie invites his old friends and customers TO
call and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. He vii charge nothing tor show.
ing his goods.
H. LEVY.
Marshall, Nov. H. 1853 MI TN,
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1'h0nlx lMlIOs.

Richard tsonD is h'msey again"
I>lIlS establishment is again in complete
operation, at its former location, tire.
mile, and n half Northeast of Marshall, Cash
bills filed at shorl notice.
NIT OF PRICES, rok CASH:
Ordinary square edged lumber per ". NljM
Shreune. So
rslinrs ur sunni, ripped lumber, 20 m
Lumber over Ii inches IN width, or 90 feet
in length, will be charged extra, IN proportion
to the dimensions Twenty per cent will be-
charg ed on the above prices, # credI, is given
to the first of January next.
SAM. J CHARDSN\.
Marshall, March IS. 1851 n3i-l,
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NOTICE,
STATE OF Texas,

NOTICE,
STATE OF TsxAs,
County ot Harrison.
NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph NJ
N Taylor, Administrator Of the es'si" OF o.
= blades has filed his accounts with the sand
estate, ard that said accounts viii be opened
nj the next term Of the county court To b. held
in and for the county of Harrison, Texas, Oh
the last MONDAY in March. inst, II being the
eth day thereof, for consideration and allow
auee, when and where all persons interested
may attend and contest them, II they see
proper BY order of said court
o. HENDKlLk, CIR.
March II, 1854, ~ ~
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CITATION.
In The District Court Of Harrison COUNTY
Teas No. 2532.
Turner & Pierre. and Oss. J, 1sylor
William Taylor
Cnr SrATr or Texas.
County of Harrison.


County of Harrison.
r. he SHERIFF Of sand County. HRlUriNc:
NNvHEREAS, on ;he 9th day Of December
w 1853, Ozias J. Taylor and Turne, g.
Pierce, resident elllzrns of the state and eoun-
~ aforesaid, filed their petition in my Office, IN
substance ~ fnoss, to-wi,
Tha, William 5. TAYLOR. a resident Of the
city Of Mobile, state of Alabama, !, Justly IN
d.bted 10 petitioners IN TIA. snm OF one hun.
bred and three 80 100 dollars. for goods
wares, and merchandise sold and delivered |"
III. said Tas or at hi, special instance and re-.
quest, On the ,o,h day of December, 1854.
and at divers times thereafter. between the
said 18th day of December ard the 10Th of
March 1852, ~ will more fully appear from
annexed accoun, or bill Of particulars, contain
ing and enumeraiug the dates and prices for
the various articles so sold and delivered, and
prayed to be taken part OF petitioners p,ii
ton. Plaintiffs further represent that defend.
an, has wholly failed to pay them The SAID sum
Of on. hundred and three 30 100 dollars, tho
often requested 20 to do. Prayer That .ad
defendant be clled to appear at the next term
of the District Court to answer hereto, and
for Judgment against SAID defendant for and
sum II one hundred ard three 80 100 dollars
and costs Of suit And affidavit hasirg been
made. the Law requires, that III. SAID W H.
liam :. Taylor Us non resident OF the state
If Texas, and resides beyond the jurisdiction
Of this court,
You are therefore commanded 10 summon
the .ad William = Tayl"r, by publication Of
IRIS citation for four successive weeks IN the
Texas Republican,, a newspaper published IN
the town Of Marshall, 10 be and appear a, the
Distrc, Court Of Harrison county. nj ihT
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THE Executive Beard OF Managers, appoin
i ed BY Marshall Lodge No. ~, announce to
the public that the S,h session Of the Institute
commenced on the First Monday in S~p,em-
Der and will continue ten months, embracing
two, sessions--bu: no vacation al the close OF
the hrat-under the direction Of The following
FACULTY.
Rev. Tho = WlLsos. d d., Prss,dsr,
Miss MARTHA lLrTLE,iaLp. Vics Principal
Mss SUSAN II. fosrss, En-, h.h Literature.
Miss !. toHSKLIA Jusk, Ornamental DeyaYt-
m>m and french.
Miss ELIZA NJ. BUaros. Primary Department,
Miss ARAnELLA JksSErr JusE, Music, P,snu
aud Guitar
Miss l. CoRsKLIa JvxE. Music. Organ
Miss JupirH NJ. EVANS, Assistant Teacher IA
Music
Nr D. DAsrcRrr, Professor NJ Vocal Muse.
osurss Of study, anA Charge per ses.
sisa, Twenty Wssks.
PRIMARY DsrAgrMksr.-orthogra
Reading, and writing, per session Of
five months, SIC 90
SECOND fusion CLAu-Elementary les
sons in Arlhsreiie, Grammar, Geo.
giapby, Natural Philosophy, phisi-
ology, and History eI2 So
FIRST JUsioa CLAss-Engl,h Gram.
mar, Typography, Arithmetic eontin.
ued, >atusa Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind, Rotary, Geology, Mythol
ogy, and History. eIc 90
MippLs CLAss-Chcmistry Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Science, Mental Phi
Iosopny, Evidences Of Christianity,
Political aud Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebrn, Ane,en, and
Modern Languages commenced. $40 %
= NOR Aurienf and M.f,Yn
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RAN AWAY!

IRON the subscriber at Green "a
i wood, Caddo parish, Louisiana,
on 'ae goth day OF June, A. 1883, a
a negro man, aged about SO years, Of 49,
black complexion, and Abou, five feet six or
seven ,n,hes high. Sad boy is an African, and
speaks quite broken. ! purchased SAID boy
from O y. Roberts, sheriff 6f Up-hss county,
Texas lie has been owned by different per-
sons in Western Texas. A liberal reward will
be given for the apprehension and delivery Of
the boy to III. at Greenwood La, or his con.
hn.mcnt IN lail, so that get him.
" The Stale Gazette, at Austin, Texas,
v III please copy for tire. months and forward
It's account TO las office for payment
DAVID J. HOOKS.
Marshall. Dec. 5, 1888 ~ II
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Rowland Smith, the New Haven post Of
fee robber, has been convicted aud SEN
lenced to twenty seven years imprisonment
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IOh Sam OA NAs.V1.
- | WILL sell OF rent, on favorable
r.: term, that elegant ,arec story bs.,id,ng
A known ~ the Marshall Hotel, situated
on the south SIDE Of the public square in Mar
shall. Texas. together with the household aud
kitchen furniture belonging to IT. The Hotel
- sfgs ard eommodi"as, having the neees.Asy
ouihpuses, coed garden spot. and many other
conrenicnce- IL !. m excellent ,s.ss;; ssAn3,
aud. - there Is but one other hotel in thu place,
presents desifabie location for any one dss..
ring TO go into this business. Resides, Mar.
shall !, plra,api, healthy place. with the bsst
society, aud everything calculated to render il .
d. sirable place Of residence. II IL also The
pres, lhorougbiaf~ from Mississippi, and Red
River 10 western Texas. The travelling custom
to hotels Is very great.
Also, for sale, i433 acres Of choice land Is.
nag seven niles Nor,hwex, Of Marshall This
hand is well wa,ercd. heavily ,itnb.red. aud
close to navigation. IL viii be sold in body.
or DIVIDED into lots to .uit purchasers.
For more particular information IN relation
to the above property, sPpl, to
Mas. T., Il. MoCOWN.
Marshall. Texas. Dec. - 1853 f23,f
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

AUNi\!>IKA riON NOTICE.
T ETrERS of administration were granted
i ITO the undersigned on the estate 81 Thorn.
Ms Miller. dec dat The January Term y. 1854,
by the county ccut. held IN @od for the county
OF HARRISON, Texas This IL therefore to 10.
tifv all persons, having claims sga'ns, sad
estate TO present them Guly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, sna those
indebted TO the same viii make immediate
pa, menl l.. s. GOWN, Ad'mr.
March i,a, 1854 No, 3l--S~ }
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NJ RICHER, Civil Engineer, resident in
W. Marshall. has the honor Of aPps,sing the
Planters and MeschAnta, that he 10 prepared to
undertake The drawing Of plans, draisA, modsla
and Of every description Of mechanical and ~.
chtecsural work
lie will al.o sure''nsend tho execution Of
al .uch work, and guarantee ~ fAishful psT.
iorman.e.
r,ne.n years employ msrs hy the Fr~o,
q sern,nent. and three d,Abs~af patents f"r ia.
,su,,ona, viii in.a,. for him public confidence.
FOR reference, apply 10 ~ Vesfitr.
Fchfa.r, ( issf nv"
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NJ A K X | /. ID

Al PORT Cahdn on Tuesday evening the ~ ms .
BY Re-, " STA. les Col A. u III RkEss "
Sr. N Thy HOPKINS both of this co. my,
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Major General " DOL aud the Hon liar.
~ ). Foote arrived IN Panama on the ! 81
ult. and sailed Tor San francisco in the
steamer John l., Stephens, the following
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J. BRUtKMtLLER / G DECkERT.
A NEW xCuOOl..

'INIlE undersigned 'e-ot.ned his school on
Monday last, near the souih-ess, corner
Of the public square, IN this place. and viii GEN.
iina, un!ii tn. 18th OF June. ensuing
RArss ~ TUITION
Reading. Writing, and Spelling, oio
Higher English iirapehss, 10
Ancient Languages aud Mathematics, 20
No deduction made for lost time, .xcrr, TO
prolracled sickness
JOHN =. ANDERSON.
Mar.bsll, Jsnaary ~. 1854 u25.,f.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMlNiSrRAriO NOTICE.
T ETrERS Of Administration were granted
IL TO the undersigned on the estate Of W.
liam Davis. deceased. at the February term, v.
D. 1884, Of the county co.'s. pertaining to de.
ceased persons, in and for the county Of liar.
rison, Texas Thi. ia therefore to notify iii
person. having claims against said estate, to
present them within the time prescribed by
law. and those indebted to make Immediate
ABNER HOWARD. Adm.
March II, 1854. % a
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BOOKS BOOksl! BOOKS 80

HOOKS BOOkS 7! NOOkS IT!
WE are just in receipt of II large and wei!
w selected 10, Of school books, Including
all the authors usually laugh, in this country
Having been in the Book trade at Marshall
ever since the year one, W. feel confident that
our prices viii sui, all
Teacher and parents are particularly re-
quesied to call and examine, before buying
elsewhere.
An orders from the country promptly at.
tended 10.
&. q. GREGG 4 co.
Mach I lAIl
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y o ] Z e,
4 IL PERSONS indebted to the firm Of
~ Ward 4 Niylon. by note OF account. for
the years 1881, 80 and 50, and the previous
firm uf Ward & Wilson, afe hereby earnestly
requested to make immediate payment. n many
Of oar notes and accounts ARE upon the verge
of tn. grave, from our previous indulgence and
the operation Of the isw, and unless they are
promptly liauida,ed, our passive indifference
will give way TO better counsel, (shils our I'M
agnsry virtues may prove our real ruin,) by
adopting the only remedy that seit.dsf.nsr
points out for eur protection. Please give u.s
call, A. W. shall shortly have . ne~ stock of
goods, " hen We can present better attractions
Marshall Feb. 6, %.
A. VrtUtnN
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PROSPECTUS
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
Mechanics. Inc aiors. aud .ifaaujac'sreys.
oA9o II 0rlendaA prixcsl oASo


Volume TX of the SCIENTIFIC Aass,cAx
comn.ners on the I7th Of sepshnlbcf. Il !,
chiefly devoted to the sdvmn.em Of the ia
,errsi- o. Mechanics, ials,lms. Nsr.feaxssys.
aud Farmers. by the diffusion 0! useful knowl.
edge upoa these important branches. Il IL I'd
lied sy men rrcticsiy skilled IN the arts and
s'.enees, aud i. widely regarded ~ sound
and able Journal. Nearly AL the valuable pat.
enis which issue weekly from the patent o1Ses
are illustrated wiih engr.snss, ard the Claims
Of all the patents are published in it. colnnnsi
thus masking the paper perfect scientific aud
mechanical encyclopedia FOR future A. well ~
present reference. Ihs scientific American u
very extensively cisculat<d-sat. circulation il
the las, volume exceeding $4,000 copies pss
week 1t il in form for binding; each volume
contains several hundred engrxvingx and over
-four hundred pages VI reading matter. with n
Index. Tho practical receipts alone are worth
TO any family much more tnan ths sabsesptoD
prize.
The publishers ODER the following yalsAlao
price, for the largest iist Of ss6sef,bsfe ssns IN
by this lat Of January next :-olo0 VIII b. gtvea
lot the largest lts. e7S for tho serond -
10, the ,l.ird os5 tor the fourth otV tos ~
Gnh ss5 fur the sixth; SO fos ths ssssaeh !;
nas Tor the elh $50 for the 0th olA for
he 10Th &c for The iith; and . 10 ths
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Ten copies six moah>, o. -" sspise ,
months 4.5 hft~en e"yies twslve nonshs ~:
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Southern AID Ns.tssu m"us3 ssAess IT.
| .ub-ctspson
Letters should BE- directed, postpaid. 10
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n O. " GlR N

NEW RI NJ.
WILSON, DADE. a. co.
northeast corner Of the publm Square, OPP
posi,e the Planters Hctel)
11>HE undersigned having formed partner
/ ship IN the mercantile business, beg l,sye
TO inform the public tina, thew have on hand a
good supply Of fayls ana Fancy Dry Goods
Hayd~Hys, Que 6, d+e and expect soon
to add lsrg., to their present stock.
We intend offering unusual Inducements In
the way Of prices, a. we'll IS goods. and shall
BE- pleased 10 have you call on us, tina, We may
convince YOU IL !. your intsres, &c give Va =
liberal share Of your patronage. Hoping to
raerit ssi We ask We arr
Your otsd'rrt seYvansa.
JAMES \. WILSON.
LEE n. DADE.
i,rs hsll. Jan. I. 1854. u2s-ly.
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March II, 1854.

lust RECEIVED and for sale,
- boz, Blind Brides,
ilamrs,
8 Super Collars Horse & Mule.
1000 lbs Star Candies,
800 " Shot, all sizes, b.
q. G.. GREGG & Co.
Feb 22d, 50.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-10
Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, Nov. 7--l2 M.
Flour-The market is very quiet to. day. with
no feature Of importance to note. Quotations
unchanged, and the transactions a re who lily for
interior trade. Sales 800 bbls at SS, so foT good
Ohio, Indiana and Michigan.
The supply of Wheat and Oats is good, but
Of Corn there is not more than an average stock.
The election is the topic of the day, and we
hear Of no sales.
Whisky-Dull, and no sales; nominally 34ic.
Canal Freights-Firmer; Corn l7t@l6.
Wheat 22, Oats IL, and Flour 73c TO N Y.
Receipts this morning-l706 bbls Flour, 362l
bu Wheat, and 10000 bu Corn.
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HYGEANA.
Brought Home to the Door Of the Million.
A Wonderful Discovery

Has recently been made by DR.. Curtis, ofthis
city, in the treatment Of Consumption, Asth
ma and all diseases of the Lung. We refer 10
'Dr. Curtis Hygeana, or inhaling Hygean
Vapor and Cherry Syrup" With this new
method Or. c. has restored many afflicted
ones TO perfect health; an evidence OF which
he has ipnumerable certificates. Speaking Of
the treatment, pbysic ian remarks: 1t is evil
dent that nhaling-c onstanty breathing an
agreeable, healing vapor, the medicinal proper
ties must come in direct contact with the whole
of the arial cavity orihe lungs, and thus escape
the many aud varied changes produced upon
them when introduced into the stomach, and
subjected TO the process of digestion. The
Hygeana is for sale at all the druggists through
out the country.-.N. Y. Dutclnan Of Jan. II
The Inhaler is worn on the breast under the
linen without the least inconvenience-the he at
Of the body being sufficient to evaparate the
| fluid.
| Hundreds of CASES Of CURES like the fol.
| lowing might be named. One Package of Hy-
gesna has cured me of the ASTHMA of six
years standing.-Ja, Il. Keesberry, p NJ Of
Duncannon, Pa.
am cured of the ASTHMA Of 10 years
standing by Dr. Curtis Hygeana.-.Nargaret
Easton, Brooklyn. ~ Y
| Mrs Paul Of No. S hammond ST., N. Y,
was red Of a severe case Of Bronchetis by
the Hygesna.
My sister has been cured Of distressing
cough of several years standing, and decided to
I be incurable by her Physicions. She was cur
ed in ONE MONTH by the Hygeana.-J. H.
Gau5ert, p. NJ, Richmond, Ne.
| Price three Dollars a Package. Sold by
CURTIS g. PERKINS, and BOYD & PAUL
! No. l49 Chambers ST., N. Y.-4 Packages
sent free by express TO any part of the United
States for Ten Doll ars.
N. B.-Dr. Curtis Hvgeana is the ORIGI-
NAL and ONLY GENUIN INE ARTICLE, all
others are base limitations or vile and INJU-
RlOUS counterfeits. Shun them as you would
POISON. Sold by
S. BUCKLAND 81 CO., Fremont, o.
| Oct 1854. 39:ly