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SEWING MAChIAES-AIf ptIbUDo ILdhIHg' hVIIIug UI
using SEWING Mschbs having needle need with eye
the point hereby cautioned against Infringing Original
Patent granted Sept lgf all nuges VIII be held rrspolf
bic according The following persons licensed 70
and sell Sewing Machines nnder ny said patent VIZ e
Wheeler Wilson Grover Baker Co, the American Nag
pec SEWING Machine Co. and A. BHrth0f Of New YORK Nichols
Bliss and A. Lerow, Bostoni hesr. "ooarsdse heene
Moore, Lynn Mas ard A. b. Hove. Of New foTS . -
ELAs HOWE Patentee Of the Orsna sewing daclne NO
SC5 Brosdwsy, New York, and No - HenovoTft boson
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9elfftto poetrp.


Ths following ssanzss appeared lew
yesss ago IN tbs poets corner OF lana
dian newspaper. We tbiuk that all who
read them will al once pronounce them
worthy Of preservation;
You've often heard me promise, Fred,
Ono day to tell you where
And from what treasured head. ! shred
These treasured locks Of hair.
We'll, row the time has come a. last,
Your birthday festival,
Has b'i,hely come and swiftly passed.,
And you shall know them all.
Twelve years have aeetei since how'd,
In fearless grief, nay knee
Beside our dying sire, and yo~d
4 parents care 70, thee
And l remember how you tired,
Till cen the monials wcpi,
To wake our father when be died
and said, he only slept"
This short curld lock, half dafl t.f gray
lclips il from bis brow,
I've kept 1t sacred ~ to-day,
We will divide II now;
aud ~hen you look upon H. Fed,
san ,hiak YOU hear the voice
That with It's dying accents said,
My Father, bless my boys'
This raven braid belonged 20 ono
You never know ny BROTHER
She only bi.ss'd Aer newborn son
And died--our saiuled mother
fhc left us-bui wiih us she left
a faifor, ,endcur flower
Eat Ike a plan, of sun berelt
Sis wiiAcred ffom that hour
tpring's buds, around our mothers tomb,
Came jus, IN tmc to wave.
We saw the flowers Of autumn bloom
Upon our sisters grave.
Ny bey your tears are falling fat
On Wonder golden trcss,
his n relic, and the last,
OF her lost loYclnea,.
And this long waving silken curl,
All that you must net share,
You never knew the angclgrl
Who gave tina, auburn hair.
Ny beautiful my pleased one
And ehe, too, passed away
stroye 10 breathe Thy will be DONE
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p,.ir,t RAILROAD MILLS,

rINliSE Mills are again 10 operation. The
following are the wash priccs for Lumber
Lumber board measure, SO 90
Rough edged lumber, 10 90
lAihing aud palng, a,dc and edge
measure, 20 90
lumber over II inches IN width, ur 20 feet in
length, wlll be charged extra, IN proportion to
the dimensions
Tho t,ri.t Mil will be- in operation on Saiur-
day. Hlcks brought 10 the mill must be plain.
T., marked. OF there vii be no responsibility fer
loHt.
Ten per cont viii be charged on lumbcr
bills whou not paid ia advance. All sums on
credit will b. considered due on the first day Of
December OF the current year.
A. II. BuRRESS
September 30. ls3y lpy
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LADIES' FANCY DRESS GOODS


lust received, one Of the haud.omcsi stocks
- embracing the greatest variety Of Ladies
Fancy Dress Goods ever brought 10 Marshall,
which are offered for sale at reduced price
consisting in part Of plaid printed Cashmeres
solid, all wool DI.aines, Ten diff, rent c0loTs
plaid, ali wool d LANES; rieh figured u Lame.
satin plHd tashmeres; super-poiuied CASH
meres fancy paj Chaly. Paris plaid silks
bfocadr do chcne do black figured do blk
satin plaid doi eros de- Rhine do, Blk watefcd
do. Also
super PLAID bingham, green Barge black
de colOred Flofgnccs. Linen Cambria lidkis
chIldicnH wool Hose. ladies' spun IN Vests,
men's spun silk under Vests. super grus de
Rhine travnis; indies black aud eolored ND
Gloves; mems kid and buck do Indies twist.
I'd silk Miiis; chldrcn's u; do silk Gloves I.
blk lace Veils; eolprcd worsicd Braids; bleach
ed cotton Cord black silk ycl,el Ribbon, all
widths. black and celofcd sik flfads a great
variety oil new stylc Dress Trimmings Jaconet
Muslin. check canbric; Victoria Lawn, India
null Muslin Nainsook Muslin Jaeonel Edg.
ings, etc. now style Bonnet Ribbons; Uantua
do; ladios silk and satin Hanfillas, black and
calocd ladies' fancy merao Inlmas GENT
sain Scarf, do spfmg Stocks and do, Opera
Ties blue tmpo pink and blue Grape l.sle
laAioa' spun silk Hose Ingram do; gent
Cashmere Gloves. ladics do ladies' beaver
snd buck Gaunilcts. Chcmiscitcs aud Under.
sleeves white, blue and pink Tarlaton To
gether with many other ncw articles, which sc
woald be- pleased To- sell
q. Il. GREGG d co.
ht.,tfGs.si., fAtt
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NEW ORLEANs.,.Continued.


.cw FALL AND WINTER Goops!N
J. q. PEPPARD 4 co.
SIS Grarier Street I'D
Between Camp and Magazine streets.
4 RE now opening an entirely nsm stock of
n Imported silks and Fancy Dress Goods !:
also s.rap goods, sin bonneis, ribbons, taces'
ep,5roideries, glores, hosiery: dress trimmings
artificial ao,rers, fsathers, millinery articles,
etc., etc, to which they invite the attention Of
country merchants.
J. &. PEPPARD 4 CO.,
sn 7. 81. 30 'rdr'er 1reef.
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.NAHD a NlNlNN
rI,it. BROWN

Barbrr ami MIR dresser,
las opened SHOP on the Nof'a sdc Of
i ! the public squafe, Marsball, Texas whch
be has fitted up as neatly as possible, and sup
pied with every convenience usually met with
N the best regulated establishments, and wlioto
he viii be pleased 10 serve all who may favor
him with their custom
Marshall. June 10, 1851 ~ IT.
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TO Planters, Mechanics and Builders.

NOTlrE-l invite the attention Of the pub
~ lie to my large stock Of Staple Goods,
whhh ! offer for sale at very low prices, con.
ssiiug Of Lime white and red Lead green and
yellow Paints, Putty, Window Glass, lard,
shoe, castor and linsecd O-, copal, Japan, lea
Their aud iron Naruish, Gin aud NIL Scgmenis,
Gin and Machine Bands, Nails, Castings,
Chains, Wagon and Buggy Harness, Collar-,
llamcs and Wagon Traces, Iron, Steel and
Castinga, Straw Cutters, Saddory, Brides,
Marangllus and large assortment Of staple
Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Glassware AID
Crpckcry stone and glass Jars.
a large assoni3eqt Of Shoes and Boots,
hrandlus, wines, syrups, cotdials, pickles, lard,
eanec-, bacon, hour, moasses, sugar collie
teas, feb, whiskcy and london porter
WN. IT. CODES.
Port Caddo, Aug. 26, lsJi In
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IIORA Alto u. HEWITT, lsucccssor 10
l Tyler a. llewitl,) riANorogrs AND xusr
DEALER, ~ Camp street, New Orleans lls.
always on hand one Of the largest ana mos.
complete selections of P,aap FofieS "a ihe
southern country. al Of which are guaranteed
as good and pcrioel Instruments Agents To-
the sale OF 4. SropAHr X Co.'s New NOn
Pianos.
These Piano, are celebrated fer me qually
Of tone, purene-s of sound. and for neat ars
beautiful finish of exterior workmanship; sps
are considered hy the profession, aud competed
Judges 10 be The finest Pianos made IN ne
United Stales pariiculAratt-niioni l. requested
to their splendid Scrpenine pattern, with Pest
keys. which IL conaidersd one n, the hac-t hos
made
IiALLsrr, DAVIS CO.'S celebrated Bosro
piAyos, e. ~, -, and 7 octave piccod Pan
Furtcs, from the factory of "Pievel CO..
Paris Also p,aninos, >em-Grand and Grad
Pianos from the same horse
Old Pianos taken ~ exchange aid part pay
men,.
GUITARS, from the house of Hall y soi,
Spanish ard French patterns. &c, Viollns, %
large quantities. Mclodeons, Scraphluts, o..
p0ns, Flutes. larionettes, Brass instruments
of all kinds, Vlolncs'os. RAMOS, strings ~
all instruments, ana musical merchandise Of al
descriptions, wholesale and retail.
Sheet Music OF all kinds-mn-ic Received
from the North by every steamer, as soon -
pahlished church Boohs, Instruction BooAs
&c.
Particular attention is called TO the large ard
extensive selection Of Aecc .deons and flutins'
which is the most complete and perfect seles,
ton OF these beautiful instruments ever oi'efN
in the southern market.
All orders from the country faithful! Ad
promptly attended to. A liberal discount mas
to Teachers and to Semlnarcs.
uORATlO ID. HEWITT
30 Camp St, New Orleans
Ian. 10, 1882 ,3a3s
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DLANTERS can be furnished with Bag
l ging, Rope and plantation supplies as an
advance on Cotton shipped through me. a
liberal price will be given for Cotton ia cS-
change for the above articles, or IN liquidation
of debts due the firm Of W II. Cobbs & Co.,
or w H. COlbs.
NN. II. COBBS.
AUGUST 20, 1891 In
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THE MAMMOTH STABLE,


wholesale and KciqH .saaidic ami UarRcss
Shop
4 Large saddle and harness shop
6..1 has been wanted for long time
-s in Marshall. The subscribers
aware Of this, have recently visited New Or
leans, aud returned With large and well Sc
loc,od stock Of every thing in the TT
above line which they viii sell on more lr0M
favorable terms than has ever been
offered IN tbs market, either for cash or corn
and fodder II you want anything Of the kind
don't send abroad. or pa, yourself TO the
trouble of hunting around but call down and
look ut our stock, and pfice our goods.
Shop adjoining Livery Stable, North side
public square
The Lurrg Stale is handsomely fitted up
and is aeluow lodged to be one of The largest
and bes, regulated ESTABLISHMENTS in the State
Persons palrouizng this stable may rest assur.
ed that their horses will receive every attention
We keep plenty Of pro'ender and faithful host
lers,
{, l.. ill\SON Il Go.
~ We have horses, buggies, hacks, and
carriages to hire. sell, OF trade.
April. 10th, 1854. Is
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UOokSi l,Ut,llSn

lust received and Tor sale largo lot Of
- school Books, Fools Gap, Letter Paper,
Note do Gin Edged do, Steel Pens, Iloidefs,
etc. etc. Alsoa rare SELECTION Of miscellaneous
Hooks among which may be found The most
approved standard works Of the dag Those
wishing to pufghaeo surh book at low figures
viii DO well to examine our L., bciote pur-
chasing elsewhere
g. G. GREGG u CO.
july % la1t
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GREAT BARGAINS!

THE subscriber begs leave TO inform the
! citizens of Marshall and the surrounding
counlry, that he has just opened general
stock Of
CLOTHING, BOOTS. SHOES,
Hats, kefseys, iowclls. Blankets, Prints, DE
Lame plaids, Aiernos, Alpaeas, Silks, Satiu.,
ladps Nantes, Shawls, Bonrets, Hosiery,
Handseroheis, Ribbons, Laccs, Idngcs, etc
Also--tloihs, tassimeres, Satlnelts, Jeans,
aud great variety Of goods too tedious TO
mention. which ATE nov offered a, lower prices
than he has ever offered heretofore A call j.
respectfully solicited,
J. J. CARRUTH
September 30, ls5l 10 3m
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FRESH ARRIVAL,
ShH they Come, and Comme''
~ Bags of shot,
~ 500 lbs Of bar lead
- kegs and half kegs of powder
200Q0 percussion caps
50 bags of coarse and fine sal,
% bbls of s, Louis flour
do white beans
do mackcrel, nos | and 3
30 bags Of RIO coffee
30 bba Of sugar
- boxes star candles
rs do rosln soap
30 DO oe tobacco
20 do Western Reserve chccse
terces OF rice
30 bbs and hall bbls Of \. o aoassos.
80 kegs Of Nails, &c, DC.
BESIDES
We have salmon, roe, behring's, and Goldfish,
figs, raisn, candies and nuts of all kinds,
and variety of fancy eatablcs too numerous
to mention. Cali and see for yourselves, at
THETFOKD Il WILSON'S.
April 10, 1854.
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SOUTH W ChtcrU DOOA SsVsV'
No. so Camp street, Neu Orleans.
NIcGINNIS 4 CARVER, Successors TO
vi John Ball. having purchased the entire
HOOKS and STATIONERY belonging TO the late
Ions BALI, they continue the Book and
STATIONERY business at 80 Camp street, aud
would beg TO solicit call from the old Gus
tanners Of the House, and others wish NJ Books
and Stationery for their own use, or to sell
again.
To Country Merchants, who wish TO buy to
sell ag.,n. they can offer grea, inducements,
having thorough knowledge of the business
n all its branches, and great facilities for get
ting stock at the lowest rates.
Theii assortment ofschooi books, theological
and miscellaneous books, blank books, paper
and stationery syery complete. They keep
constantly on hand all the publications OF the
methodist beck concern, which will be sold at
catalogue prices.
Printing and Book Binding Of every de-
scription, executed with ucaine-s and despatch,
at the lowest prices, Blank books of all de-
.criplions, manufactured to order at the short
est notice.
Orders for anything in their line of business
will be promptly executed, AND at the same
prices as If the BUYERS, Themselves, were pres
cnt.
McGlNNlS 4 CARVER.
New Orleans, Jan I, 1881. ly
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e.. NAIl. JR. n co,

z. \ IF JN. N w,
~ Nagaz inc Street, New Orleans.
~ YALE JR., & co, ~ Magazine street,
" New Orleans, Wholesale Dealers IN I'M
ported Niapleand Fancy N'iks and Ntra'o Goods,
Laees, Embroderics, Giotcs, Nani'iias, Fringss.
Brands, Buttons. Gimps, trimmings gf aHkiimS.
Bout,is, S'rae Hats, Ribbons. Artificial
Fi2mers, Millinery Articles, and Rich Fancy
Drcss Goods of all kinds A full and complete
assortment, Of every thing in their line OF the
very latest fashion, constantly on hand. Count
~ Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing
&. YALE, Ik., q co,
~ Magazine street between
Common and Grayler
Ian m tas2
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]. A. FlfFE n SONS,
WE are now receiving from New Orleans
w nea, and well selected stock OF sooos'
consisting of Dry Goods, liardfare, Vu'.nsJ,
isare, GLASSWARE, SHOES and bcos' Ha's or"
Caps, Ladies and Misses bo''ne''' ana he"'g
Mad, Clothing, all Of which We are pne'ng al
very shor, nroiits. Our goods have been Sc
lect,d with care, and will be sold as low ns we
can afford, and with a view 10 rapid sales. We
sol,ei, YOU to call aud Judge for yourselves
az We are selling alone Tor CASH
u..lau March D5 1854 35-ti.
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4 SAN D T. X ) d,
DRu lists,

MARSHALL rEXAy.
Az fheir netr stand. on he corner opposite
G.. e.. Gregg & Co.. West Of ne square
WOULD respectfully invite the attention
~ OF their friends and customers IN iiarrl-
u son and the adjoining counties to Their
large and carefully selected sioeA Of ifes" anu
genuine,
Drugs, Incidence
pants. OILS,
p,t Medicines. Garden Seeds,
surg. Instrument, Shop Furniture,
Pain, Brushes, Naraishefs'
Handles, Fancy Soaps,
HAIR OILS, tologncs,
Chemicals, Dye SUNS,
PeffurncfY, N'aoo" ni"s.'
rine Mines Pomadcs, &c &c.
Our entire stock Is nCw, having been select
ed In the hes, Northern markets, ny one OF tho
firm, whose experience in buying and soiliHg
drugs We think sufficient guarantee TO our Gus
TONERS. tia; We can sell them AZ ~ reasonable
prices and On As accommodating terms a. any
other similar establishment, Our establish
ment ha. lhe undivided attention OF both part
ncf., aud orders or prescriptions vii be iaith-
ially and punclually attended 70 at al hours
Marshdl, Apr,l 5, 1884. ~
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II. n. y ALfiN. r. =. hiLLEI
ID NJ. McALPlN l. CO, Wholesale Grr.,,
IL. ana Dealers in Wines and Lio,o,,
Canal street Row, and 30 Common stree, n
trleana.
ant. and Planters to our very large and ~
selected stock Of Fresh Groceries.
Jan. 10 1884 vJnla-l,
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DiSSOLTTION.

UiSSOLi IION.
TIVE Coparinership Of W BEoogs & BWo.
/ Is this day dissolved Persons having
business with the late firm, viii please apply 10
WIN. Brooks tor settlement.
WIN BROOKS,
J. ". BROOKS
W, BRooKs, ] ". BRooKs, and IT, =. Ma
GEy, will continue the business at the old
stand OF Brooks q Bro, where they will be
pleased 10 serve their friends and the public
generally, on the most accommodating terms.
The Reeclt'ng, fortearding, and Commission
business, viii be continued by the undersigned.
BROOKS, BROTHER, q MABRY.
Jefferson Texas Jan l. 1884
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BOOKS BODkS!l
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
~.I.ru TIM attention of scholars, pa
A rents, guardians, and the pubic
p generally, are respectfully called
TO our .a-ge and complete assortment, among
which NAV be found all the standard works
now used IN cur Colleges, Scminaries, and
Common Schools We have also large ana
well selected stock Of Historical, Poetical, and
Miscellaneous works, elegantly bound Bibles
az al prc from the cheapest, To those got
ton mp IN the best style. large supply OF
novels, uoyeiettes, and literary works.
Piano Mrsic, choice assortment. Also IN
structors on the Piano, Flute, Violin, Guitar,
and Accordion.
stat ONERf
4 VERY large assortment OF FOOLS
81 cap letter, fancy note, declaration
-S-r-=7A account, funeral note, wrapping
blot,ng, and sand paper.
Buff, white, and fancy envelopes, assorted.
Blank, account Journal, index, memorandum
and copy books.
Steel. gutta percha, and gold pens. Fine
ink stands. and school do. black and red ink
black sand, waiers &c, tor sale at the City
Drug Store. ..
vol Nc q JOHNSON.
Marshall, April -, 1881. ly
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First Class Farm for sale.

<sse The subscriber wishing 10 change
E.;i,, his vocation, proposes to sell his farm,
Sr:iA situated IN Harrison county. Texas, FIVE
miles ives, from Greenwood, twenty miles
from Shreveport and nine miles from The head
of navigation on Cross Lake There are
Eierea Haadred ami tijig.Su 1cres,
Three Hundred Of which are cleared, and in y
high state of cultivation, aud well improved /:
good and commodious dwellings, out-build-
ngs, stables lots etc, situated Immediately
on the main road from the Cherokee portion Of
The Trinity to Shreveport, on Bed River, a
good giu and mill in operation; and an excel.
lent orchard OF a variety OF fruits.
ANY person wishing to purchase, cannot be
otherwise than well pleased with the situation,
which, in point of fertility of soil, and abund.
anee Of good timber and water, cannot be- sur.
passed by any in the western country. The
purchaser, II desired, can also be supplied With
the stock on the farm, consisting Of horses,
mules, cattle and hogs, and also with the corn,
fodder, etc, and the implements OF husbandry
on tins premises.
~ Torms liberal.
=. McCOWN.
September 30, ls5i Iona
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y NJ. BAYLY & Co, No. IS Canal ST. and
NJ ~ Common ST., New Orleans Wholesale
Grocers, and dealers in fine brandt, vine,
liquors, and staple goods, coffee, sugar, tea,
salt, molasses, flour, bacon, lard, beef, pork.
steamboat and plantation supplies, etc.
dec. 20, 1852. p36-ly
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Paper warehouse,

M 81 Carp Street, Neg Orleans.
DIAPER of every description furnished 10
| order, 1t very short notice.
n Il, Agents for ]. u. McCrcary'- fancy
colored, book, and news printing Inks, al Nes
Work prices.
vau25y HENRI l.. POTTER.
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Masonic Female Institute.
INt,E Executive Board of Manas era, appoint
/ I'd by Marshall Lodge No. -, announce to
The pahlic that the 9Th session Of the institute
commenced CA tho Third MONDAY Ia Seplcm-
bar aud viii continue ten months, embracing
tNu, scsalons--bn. no vacation AZ Tue vloac of
the isst- under The direction o! the following
FACULTY.
Rev Tho y. H'usoa, d. D., PresiJem
Misc MAEluA lltrLEnrLD, Iice Principal
Mss SusAH H. IusrEn, English Literature.
Mis- J. torHAttA lUSE, ornamental u, part
mcW md F,tnch
NiasELllA VI. BuATos, Primary Department
Miss A.AnrlLA JgaElgt JuHE, Hnsie, iiano
and GUAR
)Iiss l.. CoR,hLA IusE, Nmie, Organ
Course u Study, aud Charges per Sos.
sion, Twenty Weeks.
PRIMARY DErAsfNear--Urthogra
Reading, aad writing, per session Of
I'VE ihuhh4 $40 90
Secosp jcSfon Class Elementary les.
sons IN Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy, phisi-
olo.y, and History Sl2 80
Figsf JtsIog CtAss.--English Gram
mar, Typography, Arithmetic coniin-
ucdi Nainfal Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind, Botany, Geology, My,hol
ogy, aud History SIS 90
MIDDLE CLAss.--Ch cmisiry, Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Science, Mental Phi.
losophy, Evidences Of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient aud
Modern Languages commenced $40 90
SEsioK CLAss.-Anelent and Modern
Languages completed, Geometry
Trgonometry, and review offoru.
ef studies S25 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
per session a OD
Drawing and Painting, each $40 90
Embroidery and Wax Work, each 90
Instrumental Music. $40 90
Use Of Piano extra a 90
Vocal Music, per session, : 90
Tuition payable at the end Of each session
fupils VIII be charged from the time Of en-
trance, until the close Of the session. Deduc
lions made for prot ted sickness.
" llcurd can be obtained in ,espcc,abl.
private families for all those who ma; wish to
send 10 the Institute
August q, is5i.-2-H
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~ O.NELSON T. CO., Communion ~
D chants, New Orleans.
10. Nelson New Orleans; T.. Bank,u,s,
New Orleaas; II. c. Walker. Memphis, Trns
late Cashier Branch Union Bank; } TAM
son. Athens, Ala W n3,
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M 4. HANNEY 4 co, (sscessso,r ].
W. J. Brcwster,) WAoIsssle Detesv, =
Fresrh and ASsv,css HE'S, Cops, Ss,se O.
Umbrellas, efc, No. i7Conmon A., N. OHess.
Jan. 10, 1854. v3n9S-iv
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yOsIrH II. PALMER, JAnks n. NASTY
TOSEPH II. PALMER 4 c., in,,,...
81 and Wholesale Dealers in fove,xn - ~
msaie Dry Goods, ~ Camp strsea, above c.,
Ter New Orleans.
Jan 10, 1854 v3n2 sly
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JOHN D. SCOI + Il co.
Nos 20 Murray ard 81 Warren streets,
New York

Buyers will at all times find at either
house large and scasouablo stock of clothing,
got up in the best manner. under their imme-
date supervision, at very reduced prices for
cash or approved paper. jan 7, 81.
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Furniture Warehouse.

FURNITURE WurcuoU>c.
~~.-~--~.-> TIM undersigned respectfully
SAnuuse1s inform their friends aud the
y public. that they have Just re-
ceiyed and are daily receiving AL extensive as
sortmcnt of Cabinet Furniture of every yarl.
ETY. and style also, choice assortne Mt Of the
following articles, to Wit. cbalr-, feathers,
spring, moss, aud hair mattresses curled hair
hair cloth. damasks, cords, and tassels, gimps,
sarnlsh, etc, etc.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine
our stock, which will be offered at prices that
cannot flil please.
{. FLINT d JONES.
Nos 10 and ls Ruvnl ST.. \ O.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-25

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