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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
PENNSYLVANIA AND ERIE JUSTIFIED.

Corresponderce Of The N. Y. Tribune.
HARRISBURG, Saturday, Jan. %, 1851.
Less accuracy of information has been shown by the
public press generally in their comments upon the
railroad difficulties at Erie, than remember ever to
have witues sed upon Q subject of equal Importance
Accordingly, send you for publication succinct ac
count Of the acts Of the franklin Canal Company which
NAV be useful in correcting some OF the many errone
Gus views taken Of its career.
The original act of incorporation was passed IN le4
not in 1851 1t provided, among other things that
upon their subscribing certain number OF shares, the
Compapy should be invested with corporate powers; ;
and that Immediately upon the issuing OF etters-pat
emf the Franklin Division of the Pennsylyania Canal
from the aqueduct over French Creek, on the French
Creeh feeder to the mouth of French Creek, should
he vested in them and their successors fOreyer-they
binding themselves to keep French Creek open for the
passage of RATS, &C. until the canal was completed
and obtaining the privilege Of reconsrucng or repair
IN, the canal and sackwater navigation of substitut
inc r,nal for sack-water and of collecting tolls, &c.
Ietters.patsrt not issued until May 1e+6, the
LAST moment allowed under the provisions Of the bill
Of 80 pht value did they consider the privileges
fired Light they really were, for the division
never worth repairs, and promised ever to b. but in
tie very least degree remunerating
A few sears thereafter considerable attention was
attracted TO the northwestern portion Of this State
az possessiDg within itself the key to much Of the
trade and travel passing eastward from the great West
and struggle took place between several companies
for the privilege OF building road from Erie to the
ohio State line All these applications were steadily
refused BY our legislature although special pains had
been taken to snake such bills through bOth
Houses.
Ia tie session Of 1919 supplement to the charter
of It's FRANKLIN Canal COMPANY was passed upon the
wording at which the authority claimed for building
rairosd from Erie to the Ohio State line based
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treaehery to Pennsylvania interests after il was -
What, then, would en- honest State pride suggest -
fitting rcbuke for the manifold transgrcssions Of -
company Most justly the tearing from 1t Of RI
abused privileges and rendering II mcnument of -
dangers risled by bodies Of men as wen as private "a
,e5s in dsregardiDg law, bidding defiance To Tie an.
.horty TO which they their being, and treaeh.,
ossly seeking vitality to injure commonwealth wb.s,
generosity they have abused, and whose kndpess t,.v
would reward with cuffs and slabs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
IBy Telegrlph-l

EarE, Monday, Jan. 90 ls;4
The Railroad track win be repaired to day and the rsss
resume rysxing to 1t is beloved however tSat
the tracks will not BE- united the peo 70 determines
TO prevent the ton being by the Cleveland al
Etc ard the Eric and North east Railroads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
REPEAL OF THE FRANKLIN CANAL CoMpt-
NY'S CHAPTER.

CoFlesporterce Of The y. 7. fybune.
HARRISBURG, Saturday, Jan. p. ls5l
The following is the copy of bill which passed the
House this morning anuulling the charter of ~
Franklin Canal Company:
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And further agreed that for plncusi payment the
tive far completed run o
Cesnc 10 tn the party OF tho INIT ke Cleveland Pne
during The existence of the party part eaises
mi and management Of tas u p1ns p,osrty
% cc al to saS ans as,er -. @ Sa& s
and seh to moneys receipts which sha b. collect
or 70, The interest Of either road shall 90 into
And further contract base or .rr.esot Ia
S s % n Of me pIs 70 ss .sre,nen shall DO ads BY
whsteysr yrhoa he or person OF pssn
The terms and conditions Of this nentue shall BE- fore and
psrsy part and =: and ~ are
MADE between the parties to this hereby
lsiln.d John G.br.h P..des. Franklin Can. Co .,a wa
Case Vice President Cleveland Panes and A,hsbus Railroad
1t needed but some such record as this to crown the
history OF this corporation with infamy For a mo-
nent glance at the facts railroad ia built between
two coveted points, without the consent and against
the consent OF the Legislature of this State The road
built Is IN every respect different from that Chartered
to oe butt When built, it is placed by the company
which usurped the power to build in the control az
company whose interests associations and feengs ara
In direct hostility to the State of PENNSYLVANIA and Who
VIII 90 ufe their power of control over this read AZ 70
90 ler the greatest injury, destroy the commerce. OF
the 1arbor OF Erie throw obstacles in the way Of the
acvanee OF her commercial emporium and make sucb
determinations IN tie matter OF tolls az to render d.
less the construction Of all railroads from the center Of
t state 10 Tie town Of Erie, where under more yor
arle much western trade could be Ii.
rected through the body Of our State giving emnloy
nent and wealth TO many citizens increased act;vify
oouf business increased produc veness 10 our capital
sno gtheiahy increased prosperity to onr people That
tie CHARTER OF the Franklin Canal COMPANY viii b.;
Slhulea ~ order that these results may not be pro
dueed, is because Of the fTauds pracHcei b. the com
Fsny' ID the BUILDING Of tse road sod is shameless
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1siIuus the constitutions sh Southern portion Of hi.
the tranquility welfare honor and pnanenee OF tso Unn and
sn vw not srry Of her and fidelity all oons
well being Of the souh she hiss sLt whenever
e nr protest. on her part szsiast threatened
% the rsepe Of the that protect will BE- listened 20 9Th
attention beth By the people and
hon the Southern stses
Rsed That opinion an arisen from
aSS assi.Is inSpss. s. q to .apsr:sd
es oommcnly known the Missouri Compromise in ,ss cri
to he ueS States under The pams ssdsd BY
SO Sc of north latitude hs li az
ssSe othewh ne than % the hi.h -. nv
sh al lave been duly convicted shall 10 prohibited"
Rsied That 1t urdkputed matter Of hosy, In
cevptry and miiisry kncwn to the senersca %
essns sesiles Ioisy Of this nation :. de.s,es ~ wass
Censtuon generally sssns the extension Of Slavery bsyes<
originally eased when the Msscuri
for sSsion 10 The Union Il is Win scns:itstin
s.ss, the Neh .peshns By tie as'ay sesa
yers the eppea deep seated undecided AID
q nsers Of than ?oc eit,sr the CITY Hotel on the
which received that 10 their opinion ID. sinon Of
Slavery into State or Territory hese be formed and ID
"exeeent Constitution ana hishes. rests
nation that the nSst ssOn Of Congress quiet he
himself naousy urged the coTprs
misc ~ the section above r.ei,sa sseesea
sS.r sonissen that eoss,uticsty ef tS pssibsise
abe tine Submitted ey rresst Msn,se 70 he cssnst q
VIZ ecbers spd BY them shr mes AMI that senpro
mise offered urged ~ he south and accepted BY the Nors Is
ersrs ehos recall al the sad sssssy soI,h Of
ard 10 Identity q fseh1s All l'eEes' wi's ~ nee
Ecs, Ths he s,err Of country tsns Forever rc'es'sa
sns si ausd TIE fec s.s' Or soiis ss'n s0e7oTsS re-
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IUST received direct from New York large
and we'll selected stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
comprising the following viz:
Fine black and beaver clot, over Coats;
Also Blanket, Pctcrslam aud Pilot do;
Sackatecs;
Black anil fancy fiock and dress cloth Coats
Sntin, silk, Plush aud Cashmere Vests;
Black and fancy Cashmere, Satinct, Tweed
and Jeans Pants;
l.. u. Calico, Check aud Stripe Shirts;
l.. w. Merno and Cotton Under Shirts;
J.. w. Mcrino and Cotton Drawers, and yari
ous other articles too tedious to cnuncratc
Please call soon and get first choice and
good fit II. B. PECK.
s.s Corner 81. James and ST. Peters ST.
3 Gonzales. October y, 1863. 10y
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HE Subscriber offers for sale the following ,,set,
i or land.
Iio acres near the town Of Gonzales, Il being n
~ Ws sarah Seiy league, and adjoining The
iafm oil w. A. Mathews; also SEQ acre. of Pos,
~Oak contiguous for supply Of timber.
ooo aeres IN Caldwell county, part of Seals lcap.
above The mouth OF Plum creek, fronting ON IN.
san Marcos well d'nbered, watercd, and soil ur.
surpassed. N''
300 acres miles of Gonzales, near Ilalr;Svcs,
iiol acres In Lavaca county, OH Rocky cr,.ck
part OF Jas. +. Woods headlight.
500 acres In lavaca county, on Mustang creek.
400 .c.rs !. c na.new .aidmeirs headlight.
league on the Nayislad.
Frat on the Sandics 90 ~
.hApp'y 70 T. H. Harwood and A. J. Mexican.
lands or any tract Of the same.
co.x.,. go. JOHN G. McKEAN.
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liCYyiSy> Of Ne .yly0<s 0a6 ~. fffera .>fyf<fs
Ms now rcee,,iay d;,ec, f,om A.. y.,t , ..o.
il crai assortment of
E.,ll 81 yy;,,. C.l
81 "''A "hh.'i poou>,
enhancing nearly every article needed in this mar
ket-sh:
f'ne black brecade ana ianey drets silks some We
Treh anu beautiful French. English ami Am.
ef'san Mousi'ii p.i1iiss; French ana i:nS-
isn Ncnn"s oi all co'ors anu quail
ue.; srn.e'is hooer' hegens
siks; A'paeas o, every grade,
80 So . :hk WarPcn;
-wg''ams an" eancocs u wy ,a'es' ,yie: .ati'
p p,' n',s lacs ape anu ,o1arr: ,hei,'se''e.'
anu.s s,sSser .uns, &c ihcse are ,naesd niaSni'
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Drugs a. Medicimcs.

IN UlNiNE, calomcl, i' Ii,dtarg, Iodine
~ sirychninc, Iaudanul. paragoric, Crcosotc
for tooth-achc, .thargc, I,obcla Sun, Pulyr, Lobe
Iia Tinct., Composition No q, Pcpsit cure for dys-
ei,ds sarsapara, Pain Killer, (payls) Flax Seed,
Pcnnyroyul, Hops, Sage, Chamomtile Flowers while
talamus, slippery Elm. Nux vomc,, l,orax, Chalk,
Whiting, Putty, I.insccd OIL, Copnl varnish, White
load, Window Glass, Ac. Also, goncra assort-
mcnt of Jnyncs Patent Medicines, aud various 9th.
or articles IN tl'is line oo,cdious TO mention. y
For snle by Is. H. PECK,
tionzales, December II, 1888.
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Beef! Beef! Beef!i!,

lOSE indebted tcs the u,ijcrsicne,l am acco,,,
. OF Becf are respectfully solicited to make
prompt payment to DR.. Beaumont. Who has ,be
bntchcr's books and accounts. =
Inc subscriber PROPOSES to rub out aud begin
anew, when lie will open the market again md
spare no pains to furnish the Nd people of Don.
~'cs' with good beef and at regular periods. "a
c,. ,t J. II. BASS.
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Jcw,eIr,y.

IUST received direct iron, New York n select
y lot Of JEyELRY, consisting gof Breast
Pins, Cuif Pins, Far Rings, Eingor Rings, and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
All those wishing anything IN this limo would
do well 10 call early and make selcctions.---
You VIII please rccolect the old stand, corner
of 81. Ja,ncs& ST, Peters Streets, next door
norihsof the Collins House.
October 3 1868, IL. h. PEliK.
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sfsIis pisee kasasaly oelssi All eesapisSi hs Nr.
! jssaVs Al actAlsssss, situated about see ssslps
lSia~ sieasaaes III ale VSsosia rsx i tnw eilsss4l
tss fes,k tSald place cNniAhN ssH aese& ~ ,As.I.
about 50 81 ~hish ssu ii eailss al.sa ssl ess.asel
wltl, gesi gsJns gfsts 4 os, She psesassus ioR
hvate eih osssqk p2tssssss a,ts hpSss% Ae, 81
Atse, Ny ssssicns4 h4ar shp tsstt& ssass3tsiasz
f4snssseo &es u ssi ssst(se4s. II wsssek ave 81
ssisls Assps as:si "a eAssees y vs. sx Ezs<t s1a
esetssai.se baliaiee sunsssieg s.sa NeoFss eoass
esA 81 ssssa aea ~ dsa nceesaasS ssss lssszsk A.
~ u e8ssess az sale ep reasonable tckss4
Asss pss%eA ssssisg u psssekse ~ gess shs shove
rssP<ssx Ell kpf,y Il rs h. ltAtkY
sssss<fts, {ssasfx ifs lsSA
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stSpnat,tal RoY1pers 1,riceil
Como Every BOdyi!

UST received direct from New York and Phil.
- adclphia, large and we'll selected stock oil
Clothing, latest styles;
large lot of Idts aud Caps al varieties and sses;
large lot Of Doois and Shoss Of superior quality;
general assortment Of Hardware -
Also, large lot Of Crockery Ware of every variety
aud a general assortment OF Dry Goods Of all dcs
criptions all OF which, we determined To sell a.
cheap as tho cheapest.
Oh, yes, All extra lot Of DopJie Barrsi .Sho,
Guns Gd,ne Bays, j'ocdcr Fiasks, Horns, dc. dc
Gait ann SKI us--no chdrye for hoping goods
- nov 10 RCSSEI., RAMON 4 nAIID
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a Call 10 tho Isving i

"A III persona indebted. hs account ~ nshcswisp.
A to DE- y. q. LeHso. Dc. J. u lsatc.cs aud be.
]. nulf lifewn arc respectfully and sarassfis n.
qassted - ca at shs Office Of tho uninu,skMe anti
settle. We ceng5ailllata yan. one ai,a N. = Coz
being - t'sRtnese n % haso employed said NJ II
ny tltc swsa, al their hsuss ypn now eAiay psesrAl
kealih, and Ia stass psses sweet lf.s. he "a ksl
and eaeFpus ~ 10 sssnk IS shc ,srs osc tssiessis
tnllcd sci and tieases sfn ssese ynaf stsses and
cheeksaAe he lawyers a.i lAshsasefsai ssaartnea,s
OF oar esansy anil h saii n. pa vessgs de psus.
ss's. ! merry heart dessA rood htn ssstssaa1a
" ~ ~ nsss reanesslse9. !" tsgstea Ssshsss,
ssh The BONES bAsfst verse. fies{seosssl;
Jan N. Sf-ssatf PARKER * fgssrS
pS-s-e A Sns,i to sbt wlAn = ~
'loAsaiess FchfssFx I. lSasss 4
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DIDO stnfc "a .rcsns.

CaHHfS teess--- f;sr kt4rMary 2Sss,,. iss4.
~ ". 4. nl..sCkss Eli, administrator ct The
Wv estate Of isaae ca,pphels .lsv'd.. has ssiesl
" taia eosft hls Iinei sreaaht fa sstslasnent.--
1sfssssv noiec 4 hereby Risess,c al pctens III.
Ay<ssa ~ tai sstess n ApqsAs Il s,e next sssss
% Ssia tss, b ~ held 10 ad s saii ces,,ss, a.
,s's snass sausc IN the se~f ~ tsnnsAies. on shn
faes Aut,slsx IN fehnmfs. 1881. land roasess said
sseNsas q nas We pse,setl and s,.es sasse ,s,,s
My snss sesslsmsat a SID estate siseaa ma he
made.
49, 0isra rsslsf ~ hana saa asisSssi al
l.. = ihss sth &c Eebsuafy. 4. 81. t&6s
[ 49, y tAENAtfssfs s4'k tsr do
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San Marcos Vermicidc!
TIE BEST REMEDY NOW E.yTAN 7'l
NOR destroying worms Ia cattle, the great pest
~ OF Stock Rniscrs Ia Texas. Those Interested
IN preventing the destruction of their stock and nc
animals, viii Ito we'll to call and try this e vermi
IL IL not only superior, but cheaper, thar
any quality of calonicl now 80 muck used
Manufactured and for gale by
June IL, ls53-Iy T.. L.. BEAUMONT & Co.
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'Ton PRINTING usAsly executed ca aew
" tyys Al thu psiee
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Guardians Sale.

Guardians Sale.
I'll WILL sell to tho highest bidder ON credit OF
!, ~ nine months, at my residence, on Saturday,
: the 18th day of Starch, 1884,
| FORTY AMERICAN MARES AND COLTS,
GELDiNGS, &c.
az Guardian of minor heirs Of y. III. Coo, decd
= Note and approved security win he required,
n ELIzABETI C0E,
Guardian Of minor heirs of +. II. Coc, deed.
n February IL, '61-as-5t
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ias.les aus' sieAse Sassles nfldisa. MastlaeAlss.
tsifths. Ssirups ssd l.cNsbsfs. Whips OF every kn
trsscsr, Carpet and Saddle Bags, vsilces. s,ssr,
tiafpesk. rlowet Collars sal ilackhaaas
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81 p VlNiNE, caiomsl. Hpss rarpes.,ime, Castor
OH Lard ni!, Mustang f.lnmeas, Pepper,
spieN So5s, heal ctewias fobsces, t;arrcsts lion.
es uew sn,lii. fos ssia hy
0onsnies Nov ~ 81. NAYS
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Livery Stable,
ES BY G. Il. Dewitt. 2.s8 lA

AVING purchased the LIVERY STABLE
- adjacent to tho Collins House, u prepared Mt
oil times TO accommodates reasonable terms, NIL
who,may favor him with their patronage. No pains
WILDE spared In attention 10 tho horses entrusted
to him. sfr
iiorscs and buggies kept for hire at all timer
~ Corn and fodder for sale.
Gonzales, Feb. 10, '5t-3sy
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THE ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.
t0NSiSTING Of McGniIcys New Eclectic Spell
~ ling Book, McGufey's Eclectic lat, 2nd, ID,
eth, and 9th Readers, The iIc,nans' Young Ladies'
Reader, Rays Arithmetic, Part LIST, I'll, and Sd;
Rays Aigcbra Part art aud al, Pnnco's Primary
Grammar; Pinnco's Lsrgcr do.
Just received and for snlc by
June IL, is5a-Iy T., J.. BEAUMONT & Co.
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NOTfllE

Sold BY I'll the psiacipsi noggirss assi Store
Keepers b. the United States
rat up ln English, Spanish Fsessch and German
wrappers,
prlce sl,po rcr br,lle. q ,lsrss bottles Cor
SAGE
For Als =, q. u. pECK,
siunsales. Jusse Is, .sas-ly
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72yuSEE.

liecseis, Fans, pippcrs STEAMERS, lard caps,
Nfst5nsleifS DC.
MOuBigiRR.
rslce Jackets, Trays. Rsllpg i'ius. Axe haadles.
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Monroe & Brother,

MUuIO6 q 0IUtllCI,
uAyE just received n large and complete
~ stock OF the following articles which they
olser Tor sale at low price,. and favorable terms
n any bopse Ia
Western Texas.
Fall ard Winter fancy. black. and black and white
Prints.
Pisii black. and black aud white Ginghan.;
Black and i,ncy Alracas, Of different styles and
qualities;
Muslin Dci4,incs:
Black anil fancy plaid wool aud black silk Shawls;
Black. Grape and SIX Do'net-;
Embroidered Capes aud Collars;
Brown anL blcnSllci DoiDcsiic~
Apron aud Counterpart Cheeks.
flannelS, Jeans, saiinei, and Tweeds
Plaid f.inscys. Negro Kcrscys anL Linscys;
Bed, colorcd and Negro Blankets.
GLO7YfING,
Mems cloth sack irock and dress Goats Of all coors:
Mems blanket, blanket cloth and broadcioth
Oyc,coats, oil style, and colo,s
Abo. black and fancy ci,ssinerc Pants.
Linen Bosom Shirts of every style and quality
Mcrino and silk Unlcr,hrta 4
Hickory, checked aud calico Shirts
boys blanket tweed and cloth Goats all sizes;
Mems tweed Coats, ia great variety;
Tweed, Satnct and kcrsey Pants;
BO07S md SHOES. ~
Mems pcsgc,l am, scwc,l Calf Boots;
do, do. do. do Kip do.
:, do do. do do. Calf aud KiRshocs;
Black Kip and Rtssct Iirogans WI
boys do. W do do;
cases boys zip and calf boots: u
Ladies' kip and calf llootccs; also Walking, No.
roco, Calf and Md sl,oes .
hooks
Lrvitt's and Groves Greek I.cxicons;
Billions Greek Reader, Grammar, Caesar and
sall'ist; III
Nr4 Spcnccr's Latin Lcssona,
llycr's Dictionaries
s''l' Spanish ss ,,nan. and l'sFs Spanish Die
4 Mischcrs Intermediate Geographic;
Davis Agc,,n,s anL Arithmctlcs;
Bullion's English and Latin GrammarSf
Mctnflic's LIST, I'd, 3D., 4th and 5tli Rcasicfr;
Wcbstcr's School Dictionaries anil Spciltr1
Wcl,stcrs Large Octave Dictionary
l}oiDnr's Levine Grainmnrs;
COnstocks Chemistry;
Enn,crson's LIST, 2d aud Sd Aiitlncticst
Also, Smiths and Slnicy's TasGucllcs Tclamaque
Rogers French Dictionary;
sackcid's first book IN Spanish;
Queens Ware, Hard Ware, Window Glass, Putty
mills, carpentcr's Tools, Soap, Candles,
Powder, Pepper, Spice, Ginger,
Starch salamt,is, Soda, &C.
Alum, Copcrs.
GR00HyalisS IND LIQUoRS. Aa
20 lbls Rcclncd Ayl.isksy, bbls, Rye wl,jskey,
~ hall do. no. half bls. Mackefta,
bbls. Molnsses, bills. Rice,
half do. ? do Loaf Sugar,
boxca Brandy Cherries, 2 do. Crackers. 81
do. clnrrct Wine, 2.casks Cog brandy,
cask Port do. kcg Irish Whisky,
do. Malaga DO. 20 bags Coffee, sss.s
groceries sold yor cash ,siilo respect 10 persons:
null dAl16slN LANDS.
boz o, 2, g and 10 inch Rubber, jast received
aud for sale Iowa.
CIGARS.
1000 assorted, In St6fn, for sale low
Gonzales, Noycnbcr ~, 1873. 49,
Monroe q aaroshcr,
4ilessfS Ij,,.
fIRHi'i'l i i YlsL PREafIgl
Gi Is tn ii ds.
B Orders so les e nov
IistrRy sSotRcc.
Estreyed sl,ss Hiram ;ss, tho 5tleef Dee
1906 before Tlns' j, 81 !. ROA.
| MARE u! " al'opt ycssx Old, gentle
Darius Bunting and p 81 iasty dollars
Jssus,y g, q %. D e . s q q
/ b ssuI ID respectfully In
viie The at l1Is f nlt those indebted e
him, TO coiie fpryais sils settle by note o,
dtltlwisc before the Tint oil January or tbci,
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HDOJN a MOE,

B001S e SHoEs.
I.adics' Silk antl Lasting Gaitoss. Jenny f.snds.
bocnlets, Md slippers. Walking Shoes, Children
and Misses Shoes escorted Gents Cloth l.astla, a
Kid esliess, Pumps Shippers, nce,s Of sresy Kind.
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cArTI0N.

All the genuine Dr.. Townsc,tis ssssaparllla tl,a,
has been prepared sinc6 Fob roth, 1885, has sl,o
annexed certificate Of Dn, Cnitsus. on the outsle
wrapper ~ each bottle,
This Is 10 eestis, that the Compound Extract ol
sarsepafilla, contained IN this hptllc ua,icr my al.
rcctisp a'ul supervision, GnH the Original Receipt
ct nrss f. Townsend, ana ihAs Il Il eom,,a<ss.! IL
Ingredients purify segcistle ana, without .,ofenry,
JAMES Il. CHIFFON, st, ii.
(hes,tst
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M4RDWiRR

blacksmith, ncneh aud Farming Tools. riouel,s
Angeis, ftacns, Log rla,s, Axes, slsaasiaxoe. ans,
large sesorsn,ria sf Nails, fsoeks. faelss, iih,
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State et kexna, /

~ ~ Nsf3te<st fsftf%. a
/ ssgf.ze fes F3bsksss 7iFsa, sRsS.
SpbN Wi;i.laMs a,ssas.sss,Asos II .he
& ;ef sesH Wllilsaas, sisesssesi. has sied 10
"a ls aasl scressss esq sessles.sna,. there,
3 y Aesn''y Esssn 70 AL pssy.as Interested
- y eI,issa ~ Nc aeAs term II said
= hslain ard III enid esyusss. al sI,s
q sha soea Z slsspsaioA -. he 80,
't'sseasy. 1885. sod ssassess NH 90,
80 fsaf+st Sad ssssw sss>1 il ANY
3 sssesseass eF ~ esssts Hsoeia M te
see ssrstss saf itssa. end sAiesk. sea
ssis - fessassy. A. III s&Ss
= tsskSAtils3. t1k Z G. &c.
80 lslAAss &. tts3ss-.So-g@
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
Benjamin B. Peck,

loyrer Of St. James and 81. Peters. Stye<t&
nov receiving direct from Nee York, gen
- cfal assortment OF
~
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uAyE just received large and complete
~ stock OF the following articles which they
oler Cor sale low prices and favorable terms
a. az hos. La.
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Ready Made Clothing.

Gonzales, October 5, lsSS.--i-y