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TO TIE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA,
and 10 ;,ll who use Liquor AS a Medi-
cine or aS "a Beverage,

rhysieinns who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for med-
cinn pnipnscs -h,nd give thn preference In NDLFES
SCllEDAM AROMATIC SClINAPPS
l. 1t i. uanul,etued At Schcdam. in Holland, and
exclusively in thclncrny oi tie prop,.tor by process
as mi itnm nuei' elsewhere unemployed and un-
know u.
1t j. proved, by The repeated hnalys If several
eminent chemists, 10 be rnliry r.. from the I'ernrous
tus oil which tcmaius in every kind ot qaor distilled
from rrnir, nnd WHICH the %; the and
>i-ecml dem cement, sc,iou. ,nuve.,i"n. md MOI bid
de'tr In hhitm AM n'rmpern,c h diligence, which
~. Il llqn,i. Invariably toud I" sup"rinduc".
e? lis proved ly tn anne nncrfing test. that the
juniper Ga i nnl Favored with the coatse. acrd and
ihdt{rsnhlc oil ri jupiter heretofore usndt but with
The sp cihcnliy lighter volatile aromatic ind mr.
dicnpl of the essential oils Of the ltnnu lurpor
berry, ne leetcd l., every olhcr utacturrt.
4. Ii crnieplly lr ed I, be absolutely pure IN its
rectid,t on--n pa la, obtained hy nentn' urw pro-
Co. Il winch NJ thur Holland Gin in ihr worll has
uc,r -,
!. Il i. u.Nc4 by ext, nssc mrdicnl experience" and
Tt may to cm ,hcrtf nswall rs mn a'rccali rem-
ed IA mas Of mi c,t III psy grnvc ci'rp ic
ranl, ,brumuin nnlulcrrc. colo. concrrons in tho
hin"y aud bladder, dy-rrsa, ievcr mn aEnr erterai
debility, Slo2g i' cir untion I" the blood deficient a.
simulniiou food mud exhausted vital cretgy.
u. 1t i. M grateful and ralovnire cordul. md,
Wien a-rI II. ii ecte, ienumes the sy1 in
cc-inchtiry bit terds rather subduc the latter
trinity hl .r,tti a li-.e all inferior liquor. And
il irsnnb,y cortrc4 lh il effects "f bad water. wfeth
~ IN swuupy ar hmr-one Districts In all nf tae'c
cn"nearcd ,'r it Le. NJ rea in AIRY market in tho
world.
Sce tn in,o.lurIi.n er ia colehn,cd medicinal
by into tic I ailrd States tumtcr oil Liquor
lno.e.in \ ~ ~, noi "thrr lnr1e ritieA have
'oIutnnce e, Hrri tiiIut a. ih' genuine j. OILY sold
ap1htaod i'll lle-. In s"ncy "arre in >c' low
lppcr wttlnS tniu.un ia Lotil, ma label l
a"u'l nIyl.r - wa' -. 10 Ii ipnllytn purchase
y tha h IT. ~ u al ! 81 f,phniy I'll my Lot
tie. Al Il nm s,o II t'r ino seno'n'. For
-'l' by tt. Loo g.. 1'r Dtnre'sn n 10 United
utc, IpDLrIlD WOLFE.
Sa. Manufacturer ard Importer.
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q HOUSE & LOT FOR SAIL or RENT.

Ii wish tosciI tie White Iu4s' aud lot ndoiai 2
my lr-id,n.r whirh ha- been tented yeas hy Mn
J c Walton. l. not soft in few wrrhs II VII be
far REM. MlCAJAH DAVIS. lr
.n,. . .4,ant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-06

rENNrSEEE's, sAgE;--i's virtue nj decd
ri uu l. rNorItrl in IT, undr,s gn"d rv GrnrRc
J.. Navel. | -lnis On rnuusuAY ptotmBrn 7th 1854
the Maract llnu.e - trtif, al l.NrcurI. sell al
puhli nu,t inu Ia the hest idllrt FOR CASH III =
tln"ins prnpeti, tawu !: me twnhar-n wngan, tw"
la, GHmr w. J., u rlpu- ute log flun, iva val,
H. mnfcs, and mule It. an ,ot at harnes. for -
t"o-h,i.c wagon.
vii convey only sucr / til a, /, ,eztcl IA rre.
P.Salr Al 10 n,la.k.
DANIEL. GAMBLER
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
sVA Fact Worth Remembering. In 1t

n emp ur,rn, when u ut-llt,' nbouud medicine
which hr, stood The al ,ci thr esirion. aui
received tie dnq iif'd approval oi ia" in fcul
~ T., g, rainy u r,tit,. Nucfr 4,eifelac /, SfAB.
LERS ANODlNE CHERRY ENPEGTOHANr.
which H. been cornuleudrd y rlur her Of the
aud ,yperi ocei Physicians H. lay them n, tn il
prr ice win ia" h,plia-t r'st-. and rl,arhb g;'"-
crt IA Coughs, CoiI, 3rnn hi and dea,c- Of t'e
ing aud throat g.i.c,a,'y. l. wi be we'd for Ia
bca nj, in m nj ,nrng The incl, ncnt scs'ounow a.
pr aching n by dains satt'v nuy menus "t pr vat
ing much suffering tn.fn,rve- ftiend- Sc alv-r.
in rnolhrr cui1#nu. aud e.rrptvc panr' let
To be had grti- of tue n-ent+. Ptira OF eHoh only
50 cetr- per hottie, 81 six hetl f,t A. 80.
3 Ia
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Apples Apple AppIcs!!

uSf received. tom Roun">. cuu,ty. AZ hnrels OF
~ FINE APPLIES, some Of than Pipprs. For
sale-- Wholesale Orc 1!---ay $. y. BOYD.
nnv 3at,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
By divine permission, the Rev. WM. ".
WALKER may be expected to preach ia the
Methodist Protestant Church next Sabbath NOR
ming and night tdce G-dlw.)
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~ ing Ms1c mango jelhcs Nc, just hand aud for
snlc MT j. IL. THOMPSON &; CO.'S
nov SOts New Drug Store.
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DIsIsIIE>i BRUSHES!

leONDhhED SAFE, P".lcrd S,ltpctre nni Pow.
d,rod S5,''rs u various kind. ncrrrd NJ thi,
'ts.on % the Ncu-ics Il" by K SrABLERN co
do 1#itWis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

NTESSVS. McbONAl,D q SANDERS,
vi Beg leave Ia irffm Their friends and
customers. that Ihrg have removed th.f Drag
Stare TO the building OF he s"nih."est corner
of tar square. rtcsu.iy occupied - f"-l W.
Zee, aud opposite Nr--fs' "rcrtg '"s
Drv Goods establishment
they have on hand good SUPPLY If Drr4
md Chemicals. which wall be- inet,s-'d By
pnrrhe-. Of Mr. +. Mcdonald. who IL row
al the North Tor thar purpose
McDONhlD & SANDERS.
Marshall, Jan. 81, 1894 n25-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

w NVN, UIVV, y III
(No+,h.er.t corner of the lUblic Square. OPP
ppsite the Planters liuiciJ
TIVE undersigned having formed a partner
ship IN th, mercantile tn-incf~ beg have
To inform the public thai lhcr have On HAND D.,
good suppl, If 'aj's and ir'ey prg npoi'
iGrIuirs. On rurn b 4 and sVregt soon
Ia add larg,N to their present ark
We mt.ud Offering uuu-ual Inducements ia
the way OF pr,cr~, a, well IS goods, Hud -hnil
be- plsr.-d to have you cali ou NJ, lhu' ~. ma}
convince iou Nuur ',f,st 4" gnc Ne q
lihrtal ~hsrr e, oGr patronage. Hoping Ia
mofit ali Wc ask. N, asr
Nuuf nl.,i.ii ser,Inis.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

Moe an:e al aad Architectural DosiGnn

NJ RICHER, CNi rorin"er, resident ~
wi. Mars hail. has III. lrnorof dppr'-'ng ine
Planters and Merchants, tiat he IL prepared 1"
undertake The drawing of plans, d-ul1-, models
and Of every description of mech....ital and ar
chitec,nrai work
Tia will also -upcriuicud the execution a
all sdy'' work, and guarantee is faithful per-
formanee.
Fifteen years employment b, the French
Government, aud three different pateut- fer ln
venlion~, Will insure for hun pup, confidence
For reference, apply to A. ltuihef.
February 1, Is5i. n.s-'t
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PROSPECTUS
pF ruF
SCIENTIFIC tNsssIs
WctabHs, he,niprs, and Homfaehpsr,
S4so l. Splendid Ffi2os. s25o


Volume \ of the SelssTlfle AHEtNAa
con mtnrr- on tire l1ilt 81 Sephmh-r u l-
chsii" devoted io tlr Advancement 81 tle iu-
i,,'Nt. %. NJ HHI.s ttfrrs. Ma HHr'fs,
ara ''f"'F = 'A ''' ".un''"h 90 "-t'"' ''"
cog upon ih''' " l"t'ahl "i'i'Ha-' q ''''.
Wrd hf men iHc"'N4 shi.lrd It 'H0 Hfl' ava
N'"NFst "un y N,'te t'f"H'H "e sou +"
Ia "bI' loHfiAi. N'"fiF fh ift ttip a'' li
'hl' "hi-h sue Tt's.' RON me p''r"i ''U '
''e n'"'''''r" WIZ eng '' ''' '-.'"
o' all the patents are f'bI'' ID '' Pc eo. inn-.
mus m'",hs iAt paper Fef'tti ,n'''F 'n1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

AR y y. MORGAN. ba. located per- 6.
oeotiY $ mile Nnril eft Marshall. Ila-
HF recently supp8.d himseH with ! sioea of
fresh and genuine meieiul-. he prepared 10
practice It's Ffeicssionln a it, brancdr-
tievii ~ foeai u d. -e.' 'euceat M times
when nof professionally absent
Heb ~. lS53. MA tjr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

TilE Executive BOARD Of Managers. ap,ein,
i ed by Marshall Lodge No. ~. announce "a
the public that tbs 9Th session of the ln.,i.r,.
commenced oo The First Monday IN S.p....
Der aud wlll eonliuuo ten months. embracing
W." -csslons--but ~" sa.atioE ~, the clo-r OF
the iifs'--undrr the di' ton Of The following
iNCtLrY.
Rev Tho. g. W1sos. ID d.. Prcsi{enf
Mss Marrna lItrLs'tLn Wee Principal
Mss Susan II Fp-ls L..1.a Lr.,el.yc.
Vii J.. toe' rl,A jV,g, O,5alq.nill D.para
menu and .itpci.
Miss ELIZA VI. Bugros, Prma,v Depa sn
Miss AgAnrLLA JsNNGtr JUS, lIas,c. ptaH,.
and Guitar.
Miss l. CoHSELN JrSE, Msic, Organ
Miss Jupnn NJ. EvASs, Assistant J.oeb., ~,
Muse
NJ u IL ALn-r.t - - -. - IL
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NOTICE.

TINE Stakeholder NJ the capital stock in
/ the Teyas Western Railroad Company IRE
hereby notified TO paw over 10 the Treasurer
of this company within dirty days from 'hi'
date, five per cent on each share ot srid sloc
til" -sr being an assessment for thr scar eft
1859, NOW c'e. w order Of the Board ol
Directors
W r. u WARD,
Pr ldent T. ". T. X. Co
r. A. PAruLo. Sttteiarv
Marshall. F.4blHary |. 1851 u1s-3',
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

Ia the De'rici fGpri ,F SAID Tousfg.
II the Hhntr fcriira snis. ~.ndiuy 10 the
1 District Court If Mel .eil.n county Allure.
n'd. numbered 'hiriy. ih. iddniill. John VI
iirFaessou hns Prcpoupd,d inlctrogafoIi,sto
iunm Riddle. at the county g. iauala.
50, 3 str, AMI tharic- =. Nam. 81 .e county
u Frai- said State, ard The are tt- dy
died, and having madr ailditi ia1t .hc def nj.
aui 'rhn w. Brown. ;, No., q ca zen Of said
State, nd that there ARE 30 Hitor tryA marked
on The Record or Dock.i the defcnt
Notice Is therefore gwen that on or hf ct the
thril"ih day ailrr the Publication # mi, notice
n some rcwsp1rcr published IN the Stslr ii
i"N"> ai"f,saids VII i.,ur Sine requisite com.
mission Ia take tie depo-iuous of the wit
nes-cs utuf.s.ud
49,. Ic.t Jol,n r. ilarr- Clerk Of
NEM ,as. %' ,,.. VI nd =" ,, ns.. lie,
IL. ,,,o n. s..' -, ga. Vi office this
40 X HARRIS. u. {. Mel Co.
fcbr Iary /. 1901 uas-ji.
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" tUsUAl.E .TGTaTC,
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS

NrsieA lar ison county Tsras.
rms destitute, situated IN retired part Of
! The beau ful town Of Marshall, viii be
opfn'0 Ga Viz pton % pupil, on tire .
Noul.y l1 Ne, .nhc- and continue ! ,ronth..
Tie design Il I've Principal Of this sstahli-h-
msn'. Is ." furnish parents aud guardisns all
the facilities OF PERMANENT acuooi. Ter the
education Of their daughter nnd ward. with
~ the a8ra''iercs Of Tcl furnished, connie
diou- hutdinl, ample arpffuttf. and highly ed
uepled, experienced teachers. The course of
instruction viii be- most thorough. IN ilo lower
and l-hrr EsGJisH uHAr.r.- i'h particular
attention 20 NATuENATp Latin and French
will also be taught, latter by "a na' +,
frcuchman, graduate Of one of tie most eel.
CHEATED ua'gctsitie' o- I'VE continent
The Music Department VIII he under 'he
control Of teacher who IT, equally competent
- instruct upon The Organ, pfsno, or Guitar
~ word every riNurt VII be- made io present
"a lhr advantage. ~ older aui long established
schools IA other pau- ct the country. Vie
discipline vil Dee administered kmdlv aud
iunl, hy o. rupdswili bc r'.l .rea
10 attend public worship on the Saobslhl the
Prncrsl alvays giving lic oaro or 0nardni
ibe privilege OF selection among ac toui
clUr,hes 10 the yiiagc, 81 tac time Of go.
tfanrr
Tho f..e- at ft.siou 4ni horrd 4re IA fol
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v,seu,,ra- I. I. ,.f.ec = Go intr, hrich siot,
,t " rsi sid. nf The public -01sfr iis"i'. D1i"
&C. .iofv on III. Northeast t'ffrf pubic r'ilarr.
-, >dn,r~ West spie puhlir s,ln.,g - irs door
IN nf the Republican "flic-. Mnr4 NrhIn.
- az. Of public -quar, bach hut.itg. O. tow.
..,t cotnrf Jrt,i-"ls brett hniidmg irtlrf "pr
I,.c King 1lri'fnl s"uih ra.i corner pnhr 'piIirr
~, n .l-.i keeps astrtm-it' n iufntutr 40 hand
-. Jb.tt,,rd @inr. .,-0ttd d,pr srst al ut,us y
i,,n,.. lra.s ~ hand. b.srle. laivni mrdi,iu'e
<,iy aIl " ith inc itntks II rupds II hey vii
commence business hb"ni i'r h,'l 81 warm 80 ~"
hn'l.,,.g recent, rrcup,r, by J. u Wilson W. hoy
,,,, :, N.n Nork. and Viii hn1e oni q 'irsr sio,k
of s~-is tt..... h...l L.,.,.,.....
mi, ,,l ,uhlt, .g,r,-. Alsut,rn h's,ss sinuui,rt,
etc Mcionad a sander -r'ofri d'''' -'nth 81 "nf
,tGc-. ! r,r,Js,ct to mu,rto the curi'~' 'rp,h"f e.
4, ,.,rs & 90. Nj Mcdonald ha' gone 'n"dh
fr pppiir-
corr,-r .i the tuhl'c squar'.
F,m,ie >,Aoois -- M Hnuf,cs the Masonic f..
mair Institute ihr ht-i an ndris'ndr'i .rin'il The
..,opl nn,i,f tho tLaiar eft l,r Nu-,nr lt,irrudy
iauy,f,-t \ iutio lrairg- >itnshur, ,
{ VI adams {. \ ima o. IS MurCe ibtr
iill t,ran,i lle lc"- llrnurf' n'~gl'> iHlL
Phq",,aos iailor y laiurs \ l. y /. =
Jihn.nu " X Alexander
U-,i,sf. --pr ] Jordan and ilf E, Nauu.
t.,h "..lrns ot MARSHALL, and o,uHoi bc c''ri,d in
thrr profession.
nas.rf,an Afiid --, ilrtrine up stain. r,er rhc
rupm rama fy a, cur"d h M'bunuld a SANDER
ArAner, " Kcl,r Mariail
Railroads -- Nuucr olay over to il~ fAsur'r i've
i.f crn, ,ach fimr ut the stool h1 TIE l'rthlou
I'aae-J Van ll"oh' oa'n"'ed r'N NO do''s
cal OF Mafshall Hotel
.as Nm,i.-J y ihoml ION. .ou, ives, corner Il
public >qnsr,
L,rcry >,abl, 49, Chay l. Ilyn.on. Iinr establish
mcpt
Plough Fouadru. Wagon and Catoare Wak,ac
John ,u.ruan. GA ne ,trc, tadtns oat q" >hte'c.
7a,ior john " Glover Nonhcas, CORNER public
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II W. BREWER and W w. ADAMS,
i y. having entered In copar'nershiy in III.
Jfy Guod- business, ere 70" opening s, their
stand, Ncr'h-vr-t conner Of Tho pubic ~gunre.
IN Marshall, orr Of the largest and best selected
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$500 { HALLE id!
HoBENSACh7S Uonu sYRrp


'd upon seientiHr NJ hciplc-.
,,,,.''' ",} W. ipie Snhsian'H :,
- ~ N"t7 zen, ana hhs h'fsr
''.,.'. go" ~ 'a' ~ ''ii"t 'he most nhs'l-
-. =, ~ az "'''f "Nisl.Whrh This
"f" nom W" I"ei tlai u mol
49,, ",'"'' o"' removes all The slime
~" "'"'"s ",ish may remain,
IN, 'f's " ~
'"'' WI" y "a. mo & atneuli one io &c.
~ VI az i,'' 'Ah"oi' .sAr human body.
grows |" an almost indrhi''te leHsib. and be.
oou'lnH 30 'o'',d ana fastened in lhe lntc-,tne-
,'" Wv s'""'''N a. |" produce fut, ~ luHS
i'"n''' ~ N"''" Is we rahs" 4 many going
W Wv ""t '"htflhs ihAi these cati-
p'''''- "a's wy ''lslh 'fni1 The Tote ~ orfs;
consequently thtb a" hoi use the proper mesii.
,'hes i0t th.if disease. To thes. Who are II.
meter wv th'' awful foe 10 hrs'ib freotl
.'u' "t use 81 NY w ~ Ngrnp aHa its'
~ 'ht syrup J." De- taken 20 dases OF is1
l'o'' sV'ohiu'.' 'hfer time i.y. thef take
~" NV I" ''ehl OF my Lier = its. ,o d.
l"dsr AID pas- The worm. ~ sffsfft follow.
he . mes a''re'i'os' the mosl obstinate ea-e-
81 i"pt " ufm rHi NJ speedily rut.i
Rof " X NToiIttH WORN
us We 10 r. usnaih found 30 t'tt .p "a
t-tln'S' ami - the "oria noet common with
'''df'h' YET u Is not "ntirely ran' .a,i 10 'cu,
- "a't- nave ireqWrmit been lnea = 30 sniiar
VII u m me sBmPeas ma-t fr Hhucu'
"p,'r ave '''d VIVA '1lT vofm, are hardness
ana iulie'S ~ me bells, Shiny stools. loose.
n''' al Use hoNti piehihs 1T the po-e,
bincish streak under the ryes Dc Il yan. or
any ct Your children have arr 81 fAe above
symptoms H1b'l"acs Worn N4sap can b.
~h'ri! drpeh1ih upon us.fglt. you have q
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Gun SMITH.

1--WE undersigned has opened shop in tho
l town Of Marshall t~c Doors .e-t Of Wong
s JohHson's Drug stsse. on the pubic square
" aero be will carry On TIE Gun Saith business
lie invites share Of pah'c patfcnax.--ail
work done at his ahop warranted
). NJ. THOMPSON.
August Is, ls3c ~.
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blsSoLuTIeN,.

I'i!E arm Of GREGG & KEY i this day
dissolved. All those indie bted 10 the late
nFm will apply to G. q. Gregg for settlement.
g. q. Gregg vii continue bnsiness At tho
oi stand. H. Key Will commence bwsiuess
about the first Of Msrch At the corner stcrr 4.
adjoining Young & lohns@,s Dsny stosv.
4. u. GREGG.
II KEY.
Marshall, Dec. III. 1859. n2l-iy.
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4 FRESH ARRIVAL or SEW GOODS,
EREWER Il ADAMS.

On T. ~ III " Ibt-hN,
II W. BREWER and ". w ADAMS,
/ . having entered In eopar'uersh. in tn.
~ Good business, ere ~" opening gt their
stand, Ncr'h-Nr-s conner Of iho pubic -gaare.
IN Marshall, or OF the largest and best selected
SYr"E OF GOODS
ever brought TO this msrke, II is impossible
ia enHmcratc ail Of the article. We have on
hand, but We desire to say lew woris to cur
friends And first to the
LADIES'
W. would inform the ladies' that in the
selection OF our stock, We have lad a. eye
particularly TO their benefit, aud think they
all be much pleased with our selections Onr
a~.orinents Of muslin Do LANES, silk.. DC,
embrace variety Il choicest dress patterns
I We have also a neat collection of prints. om-
hraeiug the very tines, to the ch.ap.-t arttci.
We have a choice assortment OF bonuet. cob.
'l-iing of every variety, aud embracing The
latest ~ les AID best finish. We hope the
ladies wili call on a.. and examine our stock
GENTLEHENS GONDS
We have cholcc assortment Of gentle
men- good, consisting of every article u-u-
aaiy KEEP, IN retail stores. A very handsome
e-surtmgnt %
READY MADE CLOTHING.
suitable fer sprng and summer. embracing
coats Of all kinds. pants, ye-t-, SHIRTS drawer,
-ocssi IL w. nave also TN. assortment OF
MATS,
Molcssin Drah. White Beaver fur, ko.eu,h.
Lc.horn, Panama. &c ~.
SliOES ASD BOOTN
4 choice assortment Of boots. suitable FOR
iTcs-, every day ware, or PLANTATION use.
FAMILIES
Can 10 supplied With almes, every M,icls
eteelt idru.sr., -utabir iur housekeeping,
crorAcfy ware, qncrnsaarr, eA8dlesie.s, & &
We have q choice lp' of
CGfTONS,
Saecnes end Shinincs. blearhed aad IN
bieaehed. g ,uonades Of all widths, and VI
every variety.
( Embracing if-h, French and hnciican, ~ Ia.
Die iuf alparcl ~ 70. other purposes.
PLINTA ROY GOODs.
We shall heep on hand en- sssortmen. Of
goods iof plantation use Negro c'nlhing Of
tie mo.i durable qually and all iay nipple.
ment- % hs-banfy 10 be found M sny other
,tose ln Marshall
TOBiCCN
We hsfr flso An assortment Of tobacco,
from The best manufactures
" irieG We have fine assor',Yent of good >.
e'd intend keeping M our supple, throughout
toe year Moreover we e.rcst to sell a,
PRICES ~ yiiT 7iiE TINES.
oHc u- cali. II costs nothing to show
goods, and We ike to see our friend.
BREWER Il ADAMS.
Aptn %. 1893. nl2-Iv.
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TIN WARE,

L II. NANliUk. manufacturer Of Tr,
-. foppsr, aus Shs,f Iron, keeps constantly
ore hand co.nple,e sssurtmen, Of 1Yn ware,
whleh e VIII sell at Shreveport price,
Job ork done IN superior manner and al
shot nc'ire. Guliterins done at sher notice,
sad cheap,
Jan. ~, 1853. n2S-v
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caRfENrER1Nu.

H. J. LnFGliERY, Iaouvc CARPENTER
aaa conner, j, prepared 10 execute
al WORK with which be may be favored in An,
expeditions aud Noflmanlike manner
r Residence Marshall, Texas.
August ! ), 1853 "
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Bur 'siDE & co. ja'oriers and
e. W. Ne b.alers m Foreign mud Do
m's ir Dry Goods, Nos. - ahd ~ Charities
street. New Orleans
Wi remove 70 % Canal street, early 10
anaary. ~.
New Orleans, JAn. 7, 1854.
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~ Gals. NrlllNE, for ,elr by
tD lIuly2s.i YOUNG q JOHNSON
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CITATION.

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IL persons are iof"a iror irao'"-
y Coz three pfomIsors mites, drawn hy the
undersigned ~ favor If Wa. Wheat, and
dated aboni tie Isl of Ian, S53. calling re-
,p,ciyvly f.! $500. S311 and 50, each. a.
we'll a. rccolircted They bcins the only note.
given ny the undersigned In favor ot sad
pl,,c The consideration hu.lug fuled wid
no. them unless compelled hN law.
JouN W \CAN.
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LAEU on.
tAn GALLONS Of lml OH received
wv and ,o, sale b.,
rot Nc a JOHNSON
tpril y. INI3 ly
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-12
GmgIisb Mistellanp.
From the North British Review.

PROBABLE CONCERT OF AMER1cA.-The re-
tirement of England and France from the
scene, to leave Turkey to such fate as her own
unaided resources could command, would pro-
badly be the signal for the immediate interier-
ence of our transatlantic brethren, not, per-
haps, as nation, but as volunteers. Ii Hun
gary were to rise, their Intervention would be
certain and Hungary would rise if American
aid were known to be at hand. We can state
positively that men, money, and arms are all
ready-waiting and anxious for an opening
The whole nation, as is well known, land the
government of the United States must soon fol-
low the nation,) is longing to obtain foot
ing in the arena of European politics; and
Turkey, abandoned by her old allies, and left
to the mercy of the great despot of the world,
would offer too tempting, too honorable, and
too just an occasion to be neglected. Nor
could we say to them nay; we have pronounced
Russia to be wrong, and we could not interfere
to prevent assistance being offered to the right.
And we may be well assured, that if the Amer
leans did come upon the stage, their proceed
ings would be conducted in very different
mode, and guided by very different spirit
from our scrupulous and timid policy-always
hampered by traditional ideas, always bound
to official forms, always restrained by the fear
OF too signal a success, always confused,
thwarted, and enfeebled by ulterior considera-
tons. Nor could their success be very doubt
ful. They are the very best sailors in the
world, and among the hardest soldiers; they
could soon get together a navy powerful enough
to destroy that Of Russia; they have boundless
wealth, and would not spare it were the national
zeal once fairly reused; and, rs we once before
remarked, they presentthe most formidable COM
bination of qualities which it is possible to en-
counter-the utmost hardihood Of savage life
with the most unbounded resources of civiliza-
fe Russia, therefore, if only to anticipate
America in doing so.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-12

BeA.The enemies of the Nebraska bill take
great comfort to themselves from the election
of a whig mayor in Detroit. We are sorry to
disturb their rejoicing, but candor compels US to
say to them, that Nebraska had no more to do
with this election, than the man in the moon
We say this on the authority ofthe Detroit press.
Nebraska was ar after thought with these willy
tacticians.
In like, manner, these gentlemen run off into
raptures if they hear of any southern journal
or southern man expressing opposition to this
bill, no matter what the grounds of objection
may be. If it be on the ground that it is not
sufficiently favorable to the south, the anti-Ne'
braska men roll it, as a sweet morsel, under
their tongues.
Well, they have but few things to encourage
them, and it would be cruel to deny them few
crumbs of comfort. Let them catch at straws,
for they are drowning men.