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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30
Richmond Elaminer.

EFFEcrs OF TEA UPON THE SysrEM.-
The author Of Chemistry Of Common
Life" says that in the life Of most persons
period arrives when the stomach no Ion.
ger digests enough for the ordinary ele.
ments Of food to make up the natural daily
waste Of bodily substance, aud the size and
weight of the body begin to diminish more
or less perceptibly. AT this period tea op
crates as medicine to arrest the waste. IL
keep the body from falling away SO fast
and thus 10 enable the less energetic pow
er Of digest,ons still supply as much as Is
needed to repair the wear and tear Of the
solid tissues.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30
81 .T9VREsSN,
PUBLISHER AND bookseller
RICHMOND. "a.

tIOItNIO1ND, "A.
Is now receiving his usual large and
general assortmet of
hooks, Paper, stationery. Pianos, &c,
FOR The FALL TRADE.
"a ND would respectfully invite The attention
20, OF the merchants CT Virginia; North
Carolina and Tennessee, visiting the city, to an
examination of his stock, which lar complete
,es, aud variety will be found equal to any in
'he United States, aud upon terms as fair and
as liberal.
Blank Books, Of every description always OF
haui and made To order Book Binding, in all
lis branches. executed in the best manner.
Worcester's Piano Forcs, Tor which he is sole
sgen, are s.unriveled AMI unequal edn by any
manufacturer in the world, and sold al very
moderate prices.
Richmonl, Sept. 25, ls5l.-Iy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30

TaE VERDICT AGAINST THE RAiLRoAD.-
We stated on Saturday that Messrs. Lemon
German g. Clarke, tie contractors for the
construction of the Big Tunnel on the Bal
,imors and Ohio Railroad have obtained.
in the Circuit Court OF Allegheny county,
verdict Of S44,379 against the railroad
company. The company had previously
admitted an Indebtedness Of $4,000. 1t
is said the case will be taken to Court Of
Appeals.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30
Aae We have keretofre neglected Ia "A

Vs. We have heretofore neglected to call
attention to the advertisement Of Messrs.
Bfigktwell g. Hope. They are both ex-
perienced Merchants and doubtless thu
acquaintance North. Of the junior partner.
Mr.. Hope. has enabled them to buy goods
to advantage. Give them call al their
store room near Tie Anaw seun Hotel.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30
P 0 E T R Y
FrrooiW the Rose of Sharon for 1855.
LIN ES

Ia L IN II p
TO MY WIFE; ON TIT
Anniversary Of our Marriage.
BY REV. J. b. FoRMAS.
IT'S Just nine yearsago, dear Bess,
When, in the morning Of our life,
We took our VOWS OF faithful love,
Aud you become my trusting wife.
Twas ON fair and dewy morn,
With earnest faith, and hand in hand,
Our lifelong journey we commenced.
Hoping 10 reach the heavenly land.
rough and ,horny way tits,
We've journeyed these few fleeing yea re-,
Ye, flowers have blo5med along ouf path,
And faith has banished all our fears
And in life's trials we have teen
Each others confidence and stay,
Aud love has ligbtened every step,
Aud cheered US ON our destined way.
Rich mercies has our. Father sent
To crowflsand bless our earthly lo:,
Aud many tokens OF his love,
That ue'er by US shall be forgot;
Aud not The least Of these, dear Bess,
Are all our precious cherubs four,
The innocent and happy group
That play arouiid our cotlage-'ioor.
How o't-relhrhihg from the world,
To and dui home, our best retreat
Their merry voices greet my ear,
And trainpling sounds OF little feet
The baby lifts its tiny hands,
And climbers up his fathers khee,
And the glad shaul that 'papa's GOMEZ
Fills the whole lioise with noise and glee
Your frieHdly hand has tlasped in mine,
Your kiss Of welcome makes ms blest;
And In tile radience Of your smile
find MY happiness, my rest.
Oh, Joyous hours! when can Git
With sou, my gentle wife, apart,
Aud feel your deep, contiding love
T%inng its tendrlls round my heart.
How oft, beneath the Spreading elm
That casts its shade atothd our door.
We've sat upon summers eve,
And viewed the smiling landscape Ger,
And from the setting sun have seen
A golden light spread Ger the west,
That imaged to the eye Of faith
The regioii 0fetethal rest !!
When we have reached that Heavenly land,
Where all our best affections teEd.
Dir dream Of life will then be past.
Our toilsome journey al its end
There we shall rise 10 endless youth,
There faith itself be lost In sight,
And guardian angels lead US through
The realms Of glory and OF light.
Father! Whose gracious providence
And teEder care are over all,
Preserve US from ,empta,ion's power,
Nor let US into danger fall
Help as 10 keep the holy charge
Which in Thy mercy thou hast given,
And lead us In The perfect way
That brings us oil 10 :hee in heaven.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30

WILSON PETEas, IL MARTIN, W fETERs
Nelson. Lynchburg. Nelson.
PETERS, MARTIN & CO.,
Commission g. Forwarding Merchants,
RICHMOND, VA,
ENDER their services to their friends, ac
IA qnaintances, and 10 the Planters. Farmefs
aud Merchants Of Virginia and North Caloli-
ma. for the sale Of
TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, &c.
and for the purchase of GOODS, GROCERIES,
GUANO, PLASTER, &C., &c.
Particular attention paid TO the forwarding
Of Goods, Groceries, Produce, SC, nc. From
their long experience in the business and united
efforts, they believe they will be able TO give
satisfaction TO those who may coufde their 5u-
sness 10 their management.
References.
AuGUsTA- Judge Lucas p Thompson, Mes.
sieurs 1mboden s. McCue, n. Il. Massie, ESQ.,
Maj ]. Marshall McCne, Col. Aes. Il Owens,
john McGne, Esq.
RoaKsRrDcE-Col. blcrowe!! nbaa, Ed
ward Echols, Esq.
ALBEmaRLE.-ilin M1l. C. Rives
NELSON. Zen. Alex. Brown, +. Nj Cabel,
Esq
LrscHnuna. Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston,
McCorkle and Jones, Acree and McClana.
.iap. Saunders s. Irby, Echols s. Pryor
They have removed, and now occupy the
large Brick Building at the lower end Of the
Basin, recently vacated by Messrs. Deane s.
Brown, where they have ample storage room,
ley lave also ample storage room al tie Cen
raj Railroad Depot
April 3, 1S54-d.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30

e&A Soldier many yeafes ago was
sentenced for DESERVING to have his ears
cut on. After undergoing the brutal or
deal, he VAS escorted out Of the court yard
to the tune of the rogue,s march. He
then turned and in mock dignity thus add
dressed the Musicians. Gentlemen thank
you but have no further need Of your
services for have no ear for music.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30

ONE OF THE GALs.-The Toledo Re-
publican says that German woman went
into SCOTS hatdwate store few mornings
since, bought cooking stove. and placing
it on her head, deliberately marched of
with II. lfshss not married there's a wo.
fnnan for YOU bows.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
1O7 Main Street. Richmond, Va.

107 Main Street. Richmond, Va,
Manufacture OF Steam Refined Candies, and
Dealer in Imported and Domestic Con-
feclonafy, Fruits, Fancy Goods,
and Cigars,
WsD E.GS 10 call your attention 10 his Fall Stock
10 of Goods, received by recent arrivals, and
particularly to his STEAM REFINED CAN
DIES, warranted equal TO any manufactured In
the Uuion, AMI which he sells as low as the In
feror article.
Sept. 25. lS5l.-lY.
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Removal.

u,HE undersigned have removed their Grocery
Store down to the new bhlding recently
erected on the wharf. or Augusta Street, near
inc American HOTEL expressly for their use.--
They have on hand very large assortment Of
goods, to which they call the attention OF the
public. They will sell cheap, on the usual
Aug. 81. 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30
DAVID A. WAL SH,

BOOTS, SHOES, TRU NKS, &c
No.I29, Main street Richmond, Va.
(NEIOW .k.AGGE SGUAGsE
Has always on hand General Assortment oil
Ladies', Gentlemens, Children, & Servants
8 III O II s.,
Which will be sold ON ACCOMMODATING terms
Boots and Shoes made to order, at short notice,
and OF the best materials.
Richmond. Sept. rs, lS54.-!y.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30
president-WILLIAM 7. EARLY.
EpsR EC TORS:

wM EARLY,ln. Ii. MAGRUDER.ls o. woof,
E X. WATSON, Il. c. FLANAGAN, j. TiMBERLAKE,
ruos WOOD, iDR s. MAuPiN, GEORGE CARR.
secretary JOHN WOOD, Jr.
HUGH W. SaEFFEY, Agent Slaen,on,
DR.. T. A. BERKELEY, Examining Ply scial.
Aug. Ia, 1851 GIN
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AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES:
GU.H ELASTIC GOODS

GUM ELASTIC GODS
Consisting Of Mems Over Shoes and Sandals
LADIES' Buskins and Slips kCanten ined); La
dies Long Gum Boots (for SNOWY; Misses San
dals aud Buskins.
" They have taken more than Usual pains
in the selection of their stock OF HATS and
G a p s, consulting OF Mems Silk, Hugola,
Brush, Napoleon and other sy les, with a gen
eral assortment, of Mems SLOUGH, Wonl and Fur
Panama brk Cass velvet trimmed, Rocklan
'Kuow. Kno,hing,' Voting America: Artist, Fly.
pedrone and other styles; with Mems. Boys
and Children's Navy, Army, Paris and Other
styles fashionable Cloth and Gl1zed Caps.
$500 lbs. assorted Shoe Thread.
$50 Brass baud Travelling, Key and other
Trunks.
All Of which they offer to the Trade, and so
licii an examination ff5m all in search OF bar
gains.
w. A. HARPER s. co.
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandra, Va.
September 25, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30

0&They say thatprecept and practice
would do much to reform mankind if they
were. no. SO frequently too far apart to
connect the lessons they inculeate.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30

A Coop REAsoN.-Mother this book
tells ubout the "angry waves ofthe ocean, =
now what makes the ocean get nngry. Be.
Cause il has been crossed so often my soii.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30

o. why don't you set your cup 81 eof-
fee upon the chair Mr., Jones.
II 10 weak. ma am replied Mr.. Jones.
demurely, II thought l would let il rest"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30
TIE ALBEMARuE
INSURANCE COMPANY;
cuARrEREp CAPITAL 500, 600.

This Company now organized with cash
rapital Of 10000, pa in. is prepared 10 take
Fire risks in town OK country, Marine risks; Aid
TO insure the lives OF free persons and slaves on
the same terms as other responsible companies
in this State.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30
Every Day Brings Something New.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TOBACCO STORE.
ID. w. e. SLANKER,
/ door West Of E. M. Cushing,

TIAS just opened with splendid stock, COM
IA prisng every article IN the Tobacco line,
amongst which will be found the FINEST
CIGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
which he will sell wholesale or retail, as cheap
as can be bought any where else in this section
Of the country.
CIGARS Of various qualities and prices, i'll
be sold by the box, bunch, or less numbers il
desired. The following list is portion of the
J,Ho,ars Kranbs.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30
From the Manufacturers in New England
2lO6 Cases and Cartoons.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C.,
Wells A. Harper & co.;
Alexandria, Va.
EERTE.WRER 9th. 1874.

NH II LOHA II AIA1 ~OtHs ACO3s
ERAyE the pleasure TO announce to Their Gus
- toners aud dealers generally, the arrival
| by Packets Charm, Loduskin and Village Gem
OF their FALL STOCK. comprising the largest
and most desirable assortment Of Goods ever Of
lerrd i'll this market, ard having been purchased
"dItect from the manufacturers in New Eng.
land; Under the most favorable circumstances
they are prepared 10 offer as great inducements
as can be found in any OF the Northern Cities.
They invite attention to the following as COM
prising part oil their stock, viz
Mems Thick Sole lell, s-l2 and 9-l4,) Doors
Do Hungarian Tap T. DO
Do Napoleon !" do
Do Kip, Cali, Goat and Grain '' do
s Do Calf Cork Sole, double Vamp amt -
SOLE 10
Do Fine French Calf douBle Sols aua
Weller 10
Boys Thick doubIe sole do
Do Napoleon, Hungarian ahd Zap do
Do Kip, Calf and Grain do
Youths Thick double sole do
DB Cali, Kip and Grain do
Children's Cali, Kip and Grain Go
Mems Thick dousle sole Sit, s-t2 and
=. p,..,... 8. ......,.. GA BFogsns
Do Tap Soe and Nailed do
Do Kip. Calf Goat and Buff do
Do Russel Thick do
Do Calf, Oxford, Buttoneu Congress
Hung DO
Boy Kip Calf. Goa, and Buff do
DO Calf Oxford Ties
Youths Kip. Calf and Goat do
DO Monlereys and Calf Oxfotd. do
Woman's Kip, Calf and Grain do
= Do MoIoccor and Kid Sur'd do
Do Planters and Dutch, for servants do
Do Pegged Goat, Calf Kid and Grain do
Do do seemed do
Ladies' Kid Morocco and Enameled Ties
and Buskins
Do Patent Eunka and Paris do
Do Velvet and Silk Toilet Slips do
Do Col'd and bpk Silk Warp Caters in
great variety
Chidren's Goat, Calf, Morocco and Kid
Roofeps do
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German Pipes Fancy and Common do, Smok-
1g tobacco in papers or by the pound Cigar
estses and Holders, snuff Boxes, Matches Shoe
Backing. Rapping Twihe and Paper ana ma.
ny ofher articles loo tedious 10 mention.
Inc public are respectfully invited to call and
exa nino his stock. before purchasing else
where. as he will sell as cheap as the cheap
est.
sept. II, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30

mlMOTHY Seed for Sale by.
Siaunton, September II.
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LEAD PIPE.

RUST received and Tor sale at PERRIN
Il GEORGES store, three doors north Of the
Valley Hotel at the "Five Points," Augusta
street. TWO THOUSAND FEET of I inch
Lead Pipe.
June IL, l854.-n.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30

Imported Habana, etc.. ETC., together with a
fine lot of Spotted Spanish and Half Spanish
Cigars
Scotch, Rape s. Mackaboy sdufs,
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PROCLAMATION
ny tho Oovernor Of tho State Of Texas.


nFuLpo,,p. that L. NJ. p,pse. tiaep?nor ~ ,io
s,a,e of Ie ,,' IA - h., ,rla sl iie enthor,,y
Vested ,n mn. lr.iy ,,lr u t7.t tlnf Bfi election,
h.. t.i1 i H.. s,,,,i . rii... ,f ma SAT. on ii.
fr.t N.p,ay t. e,,,ti ie, ~ ,i.,,st i,.,i ar tle
..ct,ot nf M Autey t.etr.i t,utirlil.r III Public
Accounts .pd Smi. 1r.tsurrr E.f tle STATE And
also i and TOR each nf tii- different counties excerpt
such of the new counties rrsntri bp ts last feei-t.
,,r.. ID. ma, l,t. p,,, t.f. .srat .dru,, 1,Lcrrs
.r ons lf i1sr. four Ctninty tainui..i,per- ono,
Sbsru ono { ar,fef nu. { ounfy lrrk t,,n tu.n,es
~ ,. p-,,r anal am, f,n.i,b. f,r .,,h Iu.itc.s Pr.
,u,t .ne teun,y 'rr.a.,,rsr All nr. A.....or AMI
ril,.,,r - 1i,,, o, n,.frir S,r,.,, hi, .,ch ,f
ia. and Distrct. ,Lar. tl linn. AZ ri To- ,-..a,t in
,,r,h'n, lin ,.,nif. n ar bet,,, lr ert N8,l.t ~
u,n.t i.5t ,,,,i ,n. n,.t,,i tl.,L v a,rh and
80, ,,,,,, a.. t-. ill., ,.,,, -, M, 81, ,,. t,,.,ff
,,,hr, a. m .,,i.,. 40, ,l r., uo,,,g ~ tpst.t
,.., ID, No.. .r. 81. ,,, tii,t b., .s.,,,',,,. \,
"a . u,.,,i', tt. ,,t,t ,, ,,,,,, t,,,, ID, ti ,i,t
I ...i - t,.t.,.i f.'.,.t 49,. n.,,., tI.. ami
" ~ ~. ..J ,tI-t ,...,A eot ..,t .,.i.tl.
moth t,d ~ ,..,,l ,i.t ,i,.',i, i,il,.,l n,.f.t.i.
,.,.h G,s "A p.tfl,t Attorney l iil at,,ii elected
u ,N. -.,i ttt,,..l u...,, o. ,.. t,, ,i. .i,.r,...
of BE-. ,H,. M t,. ,fi,,f., of i. t.f, of ,li, do,
ti. nr...,,, lit.,..., he, ami Gl..,t.f D,.fri,t
,,J ,f, ds, .,,,. d,, l,r a S,natsr a., t.s ftgii,
~.,at,ti,l u,.ttri- ,ourty ul Kr.t ts,r vacant
, tl, f,fh 81 ia. H., pu.,i t.,..- ,l.,, G- t,-
,,,t..,,,t ps.t ,.,,..i,, tb. e.. ,,,,,,,,. 30, t,l
/ t.,., .t,.,, L.t ..t, ,,oi,t4 H. Ntr,rt In,aa,
e., ,,f. .t ,,r, .f.,..l e. tI. ,l.ttf, ul i.
ill.,, tt,- n I,ti, and Tor a Raprs.,ni,iivr In the
ttift, .-,l pfr, ,rp..l of il rDniiti.. of lrtl~r
..,, and ur,ng, tbe Hon B,nl Holland having a..
Seemed
Aud do .u Obedience io an net pnasrd T.bfuaf,
IL 4 - 1901 further order and ,tfpc, Thai an cleo
non M h.ld tbrorplatt ,he STATE ou ti, sald first
N.altv ith. .r,cuth d,,. uf August n4, io ,lcref.
mu, ,,Leil,r nr moi thr .nl. of spftuous or ,ina.
lopor. it l~.s quantity than ane au,u .haIl In. ni.
,.i.d n continued .aI elrrtion l., h eoninrted af
,,.,, r,,i e., the tirf irs'ir.. Of ti several rn,.,.
No.. a. ia elections G,r comfy plicors and The. vote To
la. H., ar animal .,il .. the .ot.fS r,,lnr.tDg on
~, ,,l,,. =. 10, tb, r,n.. l,,, . or ,r,n. The
2
inc The VOTES thus rnst aud returned ia any county
her, shall be found 10 be- u majority of votes cast ln
the license ia such county then aud In that ci.e H.
crlsa may te a.. heretofore Tor the sale uf spiri,up-
or ,,nous t,uor. Ia ir.. qnntitcs than one ,u,ft w
aid comfy Hut If majority of the Votes cast la any
r,urty stall he aesinst The license. then ihere vi
issue no uiofe ecn.- Tor the snr Ut sruous 80 ,ira
l,uuors as eiot,sati in aid county
The 'h, lus,icos ol the several counties, and in
rase IL vacant M The office 81 Chief Justice ina
hry ni that officer Ia act then two OF the County
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III ED


On the ,h inst in the 2olh year Of bis agc, ol Iy'
,baid Fever n the residence OF his father ~ rarpln
county, Texas. WILLIAM = iuIlSSoN
Tn. deceased was native Of t.eofg,, and removed
10 this state IN 1851 lie WAS a member OF the Ne
'hndi.t Church ami Va. life tint Of q christian In
The death ut this nmiahe young man ia" church ma
st one of her mos, Devoted and ua'fl mcmhers the
father and mother most atlreinnatr and duu son
and hs hfnhrrS and sisters thar they could have
always looked IN for christian ard social example
and ia. s,,ety In which he resided ui the 'ufesi
example,. oi moral worth William Y johnson died
A. be- lived an honest man, the modest WORK OF God.
aud his la., Nurts when surrounded by his Surviving
family ni Ia. own REQUEST 10 nd them an earthly fare
WE'LL requested their ~ -rc,r not for hun that he was
going To happy home, here he hoped to meet them
sll-where ear- and sorrows all dry up and pXng Is
80 more.
=" How awful Is thy Christening tod,
May thy own children sry;
The great the wi.e the df, adiul God,
llos holy Is HIS way
A fRifAp.
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shreveport Advertisements.

GROCERIES,, WINES, lQt OsS, &c
'lNlE subscribers have just received, per
steamer Clcoua, in addition to thcif for.
mer stock. full and complete assortment OF
Groceries, Western Produce, and other articles
suited To the trade, al new and fresh, CON.
pfiscd OF the following articles, viz
~ casks ribbed bacon 80 kegs lard
~ terccs STACY & Shay'- extra hams
10000 lbs clear.sld' baron
1870 bbls flour; IS bb's extra DO,
60 sacks coffee;
40 bhls and 30 half bhls molasses
40 bbl- and 90 half hhl- Dexter whisky
20 bbls Dean and Wayues whisky;
70 bhls ~ Louis whisky;
~ bhls old Monongahola ahlsky,
10 hid. brown and clarified .rrar;
IS bbls crushed and bbls poWd d sugar
10 bbls loaf sugar
80 boxes Virginia tobacco
ALso-BOAT tND BiK STORES
Comprising a choice aud select variety OF BAN
dies, wines, gin, rum, bttcrs, syrup- etc with
a wen assorted stock Of Fancy Gro, cries, via
sardine-, pickles, candies, preserves, ketchuPs,
sauces, mustard etc.
STACEY & WELLS,
Successors to Robert Donuell
Sent ~ II on tho l,,ce
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1 IL PERSONS indebted 10 the firm of
~ Ward & Niyion, hy note or account, for
the years 1851, 81 and SO, and the previous
firm OF Ward & Wilson, are hereby earnestly
requested 10 make immediate payment, a. many
of our notes and accounts art uror the verge
Of the grave, from our previous indulgence and
the operation of the law and unless ,htY are
promptly liqudaied our passive indifference
will ave way to bcter counsel (whe our inn
asinary virtues may prove our real ruln) by
adopting the only remedy that sell-defenso
points out tor our protection Please give usa
call, as VT shall shortly have new s;.,s 81
goods, when We can present better attractions.
Marshall, Feb. 3, 81.
WARD 4 kI\fD\
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BOARDING; HOUSE,

Corner NJ Narkd and Trans Streets, oppo-
SIT ne BaytiH Church, Ntrsrepori, la.
AIRS WlNDHAM bcgs leayc to inf, sm
vi the citizens of Harrison and the adjoin-
ing counties, that she has taken his commo-
dious hoasc, newly furnished and renovated
it, and Is now ready TO entertain travellers IN a
STYLE not surpassed by the hotcl,, and at more
moderate charges There is an eXcclleu, Law.
cry Stab. close to the House
Shreveport, Nav, 1884 81
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The State Temperance Convention as.
sombcd in Huntsville, on The Goth ult., aud
adjourned the next day without The transac
ton Of any very important business. We
understand that resolutions were passed
iAyoriug a liquor inspection law similar TO
10 the one enacted by the Ohio Legislature
At its recent session. We have not scc" a
copy "' This law, aud therefore cannot ox-
press an opinion as to It's PROVISIONS. Reso.
buttons were also passed isyotlng the Maine
liquor law. Committees were appointed IN
different counties 70 sgi.ate and keep before
the people the subject OF temperance, aud
several other matters rt minor importance
were disposed of Pcle'tine A6rucrie
lhr rt'uue Of Kubni. who recently
died AT rats, was not less than 600 900,
SAID To be the largest fortune a singer ever
made b, hrs profession,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-15
TEMPLE OF HONOR.

Nsnbcr- " ~ remember that olive Bmueh Teru'e
of Honor No meets the firsi and il,ifj Thursday
In eve , month
ly order ct the Temple
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-15

p NJ. GRAHAN erAs O. GRAHAM.
p, VI. GRAHAM. a BRO.
IkvE entered into n CO. partnership
w and are now receiving n large stock Of
DIV Goods, Grocerie, and Plantation iriicits,
at the old stand, Dalla, street Our stock D.
large and well assorted, aud We are determined
To sell at reduced prices Tor cash, or to pune
tunl customers on TIE usual tirne. The follow
ing articles comprise q portion of our s'ocA
large lot Of assorted prints
A large lot OF eottonade-
Brown and blrachcd linens
Brown and blcached d1mesties
towels, Ginghams,
Black silks, Fancy silks,
1ssures, Berages,
Hosiery, assorted, Fanny bonnet-,
large lot # ready made cloth.nR,
Boots shoes, and hats,
Travelling trunks, carpet bags
Saddles, brides, martingale-, hallers, saddle
bags, horse md mule collars, hardware, and
fancy articles, trace and iog chains, east steel
hoes, Collins axes, cross.cut ant hand saws
planes aud bench screws, nails, assorted, china
and quecnsware, tobacco and cigars, and also
A Assortment Of Groceries
Hall and Spear plow-, Masonic aud Odd
Fellows Regaa, and a general assortment oi
everything needed Nv this market,
f. 5. All those who are indebted 10 7. VI,
Graham, on old accounts " notes Tor the years
Isbo, 1851, 500 and 1898, will please come
forward and pay up, and accept ,'1ns- 'pf rnsI
layors.
Jefferson, April -. lN5i. iy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-15

GotNs rr SrRoNo.-Jhs Louisville
Courier OF the 2:.fd ult, has the following
Mr.. l.atrobe. a Louisiana planter reached
this place few days since, with his family
from the continent of Europe. DESTROYS OF
poinr home in a grand manner, he offered
81. 800 for the exclusive use o, the ladies'
cabin Of the steamer Eclipse on her last
down trip. Failing in this, he yesterday
engaged the whole of the ladies' cabin on
the Chancellor for abou, $1,000 His par.
y numbers seven.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-15
ARE AND JEFFERSON PACKET.

~ BELL GATES, w BRooRrs, Mas
kSxS ter having beca purchased express.
~ Tor nc Red River AMI Lake trade, having
superior arcoumoda'uns, wii make regular
trips la the above trade throughout the SEASON.
March |, ls5i II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-15

Her officers wiil spare no pains to render
passenger. comfortable, and give se ieral sail
is'ect'on To -hippe'-
April 2atn. i~5i