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

I>HE Subscriber has now on hand com
pl,ie assortment, OF Fresh Drugs, Medl-
cines, Chemical Preparation, Paints OILS Glass.
ware. Pcffumery, &c, Sc, and would respect.
fully call the attention of country merchants
druggists, ply sieans, and planters to the same
which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. Among which are the following af'-
cles 1000 OF sulp hur quin'ne, leo do do NOR.
mime, 100 do str, chime, 400 do MI silver 10
bbls reid camphor, 100 kegs sup csre soda 20
do epson salts 20 casks sal soda. 20 obs cop
pcras, 10 do madden. 30 do caster oil, 10 do
linsecd oil, 10 do alcohol, 1000 boxes windo"
glass, 500 do assd glassware. 20 bbls putty
200 lbs powd rhubarb, 100 do do ipecac, 300 do
SIENNA, 500 do gum arabic, BOO do tart acid, 400
do blue mass, 200 do eaomel, Eng and Am,
500 do indigo, 80 do chloreiorm, 40 gross seld-
li,z powders. 10 do yeast do, 80 do soda do,
200 ID bottles aq ammonia, 400 do do sp's
ni,re, 400 do do sulph ether, iA0 gross sugar
lennon.
A full assortment Of Patent Medicines, Pants
of al kinds, Surgical Instruments, feriumery
&c, &c. q. n. MORRISON,
Whole Sale Druggist,
No, IL NagasiHe ST., " o.
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4 FRESH ARRIVAL or NEW GOODS.
BREWER e. ADAMS.

- W. BREWER and W. w. ADAMS
T.. having entered in coPaf,nersh'p ~ the
Dry Go d. business, are now opening at theh
stand, Nor,h-wcst corner Of the public square,
in Mar-hall, one Of the largest and best selected
STOCK or GOODS
ever !. Ugh, to this market II is Impossible
to .nr. crate all Of the articles we haze bo
hand, hut We desire to LAY a few words to our
friend And first to the
LADIES'
We would inform the ladies' that IN The
selection Of our stock, We have bad an eye
particularly TO their benefit, ard think they
will be much pleased with our selections Our
a-sor,ment- Of muslin de lanes, silks, Nc,
embrace a variety Of choicest dress patterns.
". haze also a neat collection Of prints, en-
bracinr the very finest to the cheapest article.
". have a choice assortment Of bonne,s, con
,i-ting OF every variety, and embracing the
/ latest style. AID best finish, We hope the
ladies' will call on ~, and examine our stock.
GEN7LE NEWS GOODS
7 We have a choice assortment OF gentle
mems goods, consisting of every article usu-
ay KEEP, Ia retail stores. A very handsome
assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
suitable Tor spring ana SUBMIT tu"fa'''t
coats of all kinds, pants, vests, shirts, drawers
socks. &c. We have also tine ASSORTMENT Of
MARS,
Molcskin, Drab, White Beaver, Fur, kossuth
/ Lsghorn. Panama, &c, Sc.
SHOES AND BOOTS
! A choice assortment of boots, suitable fol
dress, every day ware, or plantation use.
"a MINES
D - cd .tal.
except furniture, suitable for housekeeping
crockery ware, queenswaret candlesticks, q c
We have a choice 10, of
COTTONS,
Shcetings and Shirtings, bleaehcd and IN
blcaehed. Cottonades Vi all widths, and Of
every variety
LINENS,
Embracing Irish, French, and American, suha
bic for apparel o, for other purposes.
PLANTA 1ION GOODS.
We shall keep on hand an assortment o.
goods for plantation use. Negro clothing O
the most durable quality; and all thy nipple
ments Of husbandry TO be found IN any olhei
store IN Marshall
TOBACCO.
We have also an assortment Of tobacco
from the best manufactures.
! In hriot we have fine assortment of good ;
and intend keeping mp our supplies throughout
/ the year Moreover we expect to sell at
I PRICEN TO NTfT IUE TIMES.
| Give us call. II costs nothing to show
goods, and We like to see our friends
BREWER 4 ADAMS.
April 90, 1853 n12-ly
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VEAL 4 JENNINGS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AERcHANTs.

ITen'y Ftre Thousand Dollar Stock ;
ho you want cheap goods 7 n so, buy
- Of Veal q Jennings, at the old stand Of
Willard 4 I'unis, corner Of Marshall and
Dallas streets, .i.ferson, Ttras who have on
hand and are constantly receiving large and
we'll selected stock Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
Clothing. Hats, Caps. Shoss and Boots,
Hard and Hollow-wsre, together with every
article usually found in this market, as ehsap
AZ the cheapest" We have the goods, and
they must bs sold we suffer no one TO under
sell US. Then come, and give us chance To
show you
One Of the Largest and Best
assortment Of Goods ever offered for sale in
this section an we are determined that every
one shsll be satisfied, both as TO quality and
Prise. We viii receive in exchange for goods.
8 Tie ne hisaen cash prices. all the products
Of the country generally sold in Eastern Tex.
~, such ~ H'dss. Pshr,ss. Beetuar, 7alio,c,
de., dc.
VEAL 4 JENNINGS.
Jsfsrson. June ~, 1883.
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Local Alve1tisen ent"
wen0ylIp L SANDERS.

Al the old stand u Fans, Sa"der' v 'o3
Wea Of ne Pubic square br" door Worm
Of Eran, Grcgg, 4 kest.
DEALERs in drugs, medicines ana ehe"-
- ieai., paints, dye slu'-, glass ware, per
fumery, fine soaps, steel pens superior "fi''hp
ink ard paper, patent medicines oil all k,nas'
wines and brandy for medlcal purposes rhy,
sieians prescriptions carefully pun up ~ ~
L.n,, Purchasers will AWAY. find at this es-
,abli-hmen,. fresh and nnadul,efaisd medicines,
which hay. been selected with great care ior
this market, Al purchasers are invited 10 es-
anime ouf stock, which is being constantly re-
.,,,nl,eJ ,2nA0y
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Look out for BARGAINS!

On TnE undersigned would inform the
~ citizens of Harrison, Cass, aud tpshur
counties, and the public generally that he has
on band large and well selected assortment,
of Dry I, o ID :, embracing every variety and
style usually found in Dry Goods Stores,
which he is prepared TO dispose of ON the most
accommodating terms. Jefferson ia n place
where Dry Goods are sold at the lowest rates,
and the subscriber will sell as cheap as the
cheapest. lie is satisfied that his assortment
and prices vii satisfy all who may wish to
purchase. Give him call and satisfy your
selves, as he takes pleasure IN showing goods
whether persons purchase or not.
As soon as the navigation opens, he will
have large assortment of groceries, Of the
reception Of which he viii give due notice.
r. NJ. GRAHAM.
Jefferson, Jan. I, 1854. ".
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DRUGS MEDICINES, &c.

ian 7. 81. % 6rdr''r sfee
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Eoh - The rays Of sunlight stealing
On the dying day;
owssl - shinss Of low bella peaIing
Whsn svs hdes away;
~ ~ vinla II aight they moan
Thsssgh w. hsath DER mountains lone,
Csos w. thoushts Of days nov gone
o. aaahood's memory.
A ~ sssbeans f,on ~ heaven
uide II eve their Light;
A. ~ hslIs wAsa fades the even
rsal ~ u The night;
A. ~ sieht visds cease 10 sigh
w. ~ ~ Ayh fFen The sky,
~ - thssghts Of dsys gone BY
Pm asss nsossy.
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IIORATIO D. HEWITT, (succrsso, tn
i Tyler s. Hewitt,} PIANO foKrE AND uu,c
DEALER, 80 Camp street, New Orleans Ia.
always on hand one Of the largest and uo,,
complete selections of Piano Fort,s in "A.
southern country, all Of which are guaranteed
as good and perfect instruments Agents "a,
the sale of A. SropARr 4 Co.'S New Yo,L
Pianos.
These Pianos are celebrated for fine QUALITY
Of tone pureness Of sound, and for nea, ,.d
beautiful finish of exterior workmanship; and
are considered by the profession, and com ps,eu,
Judges, to be the fines, Pianos made in the
United States Particular attention is requested
TO their splendid Serpcn,inc pattern, with Pearl
keys, which is considered one Of the fines, now
made.
HALLErr, DAVIS co.'s celebrated Bo.ro,
PIANOS, o, St, 81, and 7 octave Pccold Piano
For,es, from the factory of "Plcvel y co."
Paris. also pmninos, Scmi-Grand and Grand
Pianos from the same house.
Old Pianos taken in exchange and part par.
ment.
GUITARS, from the house of Hall T. Son,
Spanish aud French patterns, hc; Violins, 10
large quantities; Melodeons, Seraphines, Or.
cans, Flutes, Clarionettes, Brass Instrument.
OF all kinds, Violincellos, Banjos, strings foI
all instruments, and musical merchandise Of al
descriptions, wholesale and retail.
Sh, ct Music of all kinds--musc received
from the North by every steamer, as soon n
published; church Books, Instruction Books
&c.
Particular attention is called TO the large an
extensive selection of Accordeons and Flu'ins
which is the most complete and perfect seles
ton of these beautiful Instruments ever oiere
in the southern market.
/ All orders from the country faithfully an
/ promptly attended to. A liberal discount mad
/ to Teachers and to Summaries
iIOKArtO ID. HEWITT.
30 Camp ST., New Orleans
Jan. 10, 1882. v3n2
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JOHN TWiBiLL. DANIEL EDWARDS.
TWIBllL Il EDWARDS,
COPPER, Tin, and Sheet Iron Workers,
y Nos. ~, 30, and 3 Fulton, Nos. IS,
30, and 80 New Levee, between Grayisr
and poydras streets, New Orleans, are pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in the afove
line Steamboat and Plantation work done
in the best manner, on the shortest notice,
on the most reasonable terms. Also, on hand
a large assortment of Cooking, Steamboat,
and Bar Room Stores, Of every size and de-
scription; also, all kinds Of House work,
Gutter Pipe, Spout, &c. All orders thank
fully received, and promptly attended to.
TWIBIIL 4 EDWARDS.
New Orleans, Jan. 7, 1874. w.
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T03 oA0Do10 01g0at108TT2
Oh Chemise,te the fairrst yet,
That e'rv hid bosom purer, whittier.
Thou dost not know what cnvious woe
Thy yelling snow hath given the writer
30 seatly fril!ed--so plumply filled
And then the eyes that shine above IT,
sigh-l long-nor IN it wrong.
(At leas. in song,) dear girl to love Il.
Uwest Chemisette! the coral set,
To chain thy fold in gentle duty,
Filings round glow upon the snow
To heightsn so thy blushing beauty;
And ne'sr before, on sea or shore,
Did coral feel softer bilow--
Though ten times told deserve the pillow
Oh Chemisette. b w thee me.
A rosy ribbon binds her bodice;
And in her mein is clearly seen
One half the Queen and enc the Goddess
Her voice Is low--how sweet It's flow
Her upper lip disdains the under;
Her hair IL like dark waves that strike
A marble cliff and rush aaunder.
On ripsning grace Oh radiant face
When love Is love II knows no measure
Her banda are small, but yet can call
The power Of music at their pleasure;
And ~ they peep from sleeves Of deep
Wide gimpture lace Ia mode Ranii,es,"
lier fingers seem, or else Team,
Like stAmens in the bed of lilics.
The robs Of blue.-the violet hue ing,
The green leaves in thy dark hair CLEAN
Thy feet that move A. light ~ love
Thy bsssth-thy lips have We. me dream
~ checks sse wet-the Chemisetts ing
Was fsillsd and worn by some enchantrass
Dst much fear I were dreadful dear,
Wee shs ny wife---to pay her LAuspREss
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BARGAINS,
OS1. a Nc DIX y.
ANOTHER FRESH STOCK!

Farmers and Mechanics Cheap Cash
Store Wholesale ard RrtaHitt
TIVE subscriber respectfully invites the at
/ tention Of the citizens OF Marshall and
the public at large, to his stock o
Dry Goods aud Grocerics,
Trdwore, Siores, Furniture, dc.
Now on hand, and in daily receipt every variety
Of useful, As well IA fancy articles IN his line,
which he offers on the most liberal terms. being
determined to keep up with the times, by sell
ing cheap for Cash, He anticipates from the
low prices he intends to offer his goods nj, a
liberal share Of patronage, Ills stock consists
of fresh groceries, domestics, hats, caps, bon
nets. boots shoes, ready made clothing, and II
general stock If dry goods, glass, tin and
earthcnwarc, castings salt, &c, all of which
will be sold low for cash, or exchanged for
country produce, on pleasing terms, by
KING THETFORD.
Marshall May II, 1853. misty.
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New st~rc..New Goods.

Marshall STREET. .ipvson, 1tras.
IOliN SABINE, having permanently located
- in this city Tor the purpose of doing reg
ukr DRY GOODS and Grocery BUSINESS, would
call the attention Of the citizens Of Cass and
adjoining counties to his large and extensive
stock of Dry Goods and Grocericn which have
lately been purchased in New York and New
Orleans. Planters aud country merchants are
requested to call and examine my stock which
embraces Dry Goods, large assortment Sad.
dies, brides, hardware, croekery ware, bats,
u large and fine assortment of ladies', boys, and
gcntlemsns shoes, etc, etc.
GROCEEfEN.--fla Bacon, coffee, sugar, sho,
and powder, nails tobacco, whisky salt, sc,
which will be .old ms low as any house in this
city. Also Bagging aud Rope will be furn.
ished TO planters on customary terms.
Feb. o, 1859. "
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Groceries. VINES. LIQUORS. DC


y1NlE subscriber, have just received, per
steamer Clcona, IN addition to their tor-
mer stock, full and complete assortment OF
Groceries, Western Produce, and other articles
suited to the trade, all new and fresh, com
pris.d Of the following articles, viz
- casks ribbed bacon 30 keg- lafd
10 tierce- Stagg & Shsy's exlfa hams
10000 lbs elear.sidc bacon
so bbls -four % bbls extra do;
80 sacks coffee
40 bbl- aud 40 half bbls molasscs;
40 bbls and 20 half bhls Dexter whisky :
20 bbls Dean and Waync- whisky,
% bbl- 81 Louis whisky;
10 bbls old Monongahela whisky;
10 hhd- brown and clarified sugar
Is bblscru,hed and bbl- poWdd sugar;
10 bb- loaf sugar,
80 boye. klrPipia tobacco.
| Also-HOiI tND BAK S7ORES
/ Comprising a choice and select variety of Bran
dies, wines, gin, ruin, biticrs, syrups, etc; with
[ well assorted stock Of Fancy Groceries, va
.ardne-, pickles, candles, preserves, ketchuPs,
! sauces, mustard, etc.
STACEY n WELLS,
! Suecessors to Robert Donnell,
Sept By II on the Leyoe
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u. NJ GtSNts. THos ], CARVE
southwestern Book store.

southwestern HOOK store.
No. 80 Camp STREET, Neio Orleans.
NIcGINNIS q CARY Err, (sucorssprs to
vi John Bald having purchased the entire
Books and STATIONERY belonging to the late
JOINS BALI, they continue the Book and
Stationery business at SO Camp street, and
would beg to solicit call from the old GUS
toners of the House, and others wish ny Books
and Stationery for their own use, or TO sell
agnin.
To Country Merchants, Who wish to buy to
sell again, they can offer great inducements,
having thorough knowledge OF the business
n all its branches. and great facilities for get
ting stock at the lowest rates.
Their assortment! of school books, theological
and miscellaneous books, blank books, paper
and stationery, s,ery complete. They keep
constantly on hand all the publications Of the
methodist book concern, which viii be sold at
catalogue prices.
Printing and Book Binding Of every de.
scrption, executed with neatncss and despatch,
at the lowest prices. Blank books of all de-
,cripions, manufactured to order at the short
est notice.
Orders for anything in their line of business
will be promptly executed, aud at the same
prices as If the buyers, themselves, were pres
cnt.
McGINNIS & CARVER.
New Orleans, Jan. 7, 1854 "
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SELECTED poetrp.



4 n0sDoaY.
~ sons 8. nArossa.
Once loved a gentle maiden,
viii son and sunny eye;
DIT che long ago departed
70 the kingdom Of the sky.
Scarcely moro than sixteen summers
Ues her pathway shone and fled,
Ere they laid her down to s'umber
With the pale unconscious dead.
And my soul cnrulfed in darkness,
Sincs bcr spirit hed away,
Hath not felt single pleasure
Hath not known the light Of day.
Many, many years have faded
dsny dusky sons have set
Hince beyond the dim, blue mountains,
THAT youthful maiden met.
6he was fxires than the beings
Peopli-g oil the world Of dreams
And her eyes, with love illun'ned,
Shone like evenings "glory- beams
Der her cheeks Of rose and lily
Tresscs golden, glossy, wreathed,
And the wind-barp IL not swec,er
Than the melodies she breath.d.
While ] loved her with fondness
And fervor half divine,
She my dssthless love rcqu,'ed,
With a passion pure as mine.
First | told her that ! loved her
On a dreamy night in May,
When the stars sweet tears we're shedding
A. the dying Of the day.
Other tesr.drops, too, were falling
From her gentle eyes they fell,
Called up from the hearts deep fountain
BY loves sll.subdung spell.
And her heart was beating, beating,
(Would to God I were beating still }
And mine own was .hrobbIng, throbbing
With strange, delicious thrill.
Swecter were the kisses stolen
From her rhby.tintcd lips,
Than the dew the bee ut morning
From the honeysuckle sips.
but our love was lost to language,
And We TO each other chung
And the vows we would have spoken
Died unu.tcrcd on the tongue.
Yet our hearts in silence plgbtcd
Vows Of consistency and trust;
Then We parted, little dreaming
That our hearts and hopes were dust.
Yes, we parted sad and gricving,
Would knew no greater psn;)
Fate md fortune irowned upon US,
And-we never met again.
Death, the fierce and fell destroyer,
Loved her meekncss and her charms,
And with stern, resi.tlcss wooing,
Won her to his icy arms.
She IL now a white.robed angel,
In purcr, brighter sphere
And my heart ia there, too, with her,
Though linger lonely here.
y! it's joy 10 know the angels
Came % bear away our love,
But with golden stars TO crown her.
In the radiant world above.
And the ties that death 50 rudely
Hath on earth forever riven
Shall ut last h. reunited
When our spirits meet in Heaven
SoLUxBiA, Tenn.
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~, r,w,,,x l.. ". DUNCAN
nAWLiNS, DUNCAN & Co, Cotton Fac
X Tor, and Ccmyp,ss,on Merchants, No. os
Ca,ondrlet Street, New Orleans. no
REFER ro--Jsmes Y. Collier, Colonel Z. H.
caon., W. =. Sanders, J. =. Roseborough,
Jo.eph W. TAYLOR, Harrison county; Dr.. 'ohn
~ Na..ic, j. J. Holloway Rusk sc."ty; n.
Trawick, Jef'er on.
~. w,,, r,, oish Bagging, Rope, and Plan.
,,,ion supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house. ,,r, =. vrv
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UACTERREOTypEN

UAGTERREOTTPEN.
r. A HERRING respectfully invites the
wi attention Of the community to his Pie
ture Gallery.
Rooms mp stairs in the building formerly
known ~ Sanders and Nc Donald Drug Store.
Rooms open from loi A. NJ, till aP. NJ
Marshall, Feb 1, 1854 w.
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Piano fOrles &C.

Philadelphia Saddlery Warehsuse.
SIGN oF THE GOLDEN HoRsEuEAD.
No. 6 Magazine street, and No. ~ Canal street
O. MAGE 4 kNEASS Manufactu-
rers and Importers of Saddlery and
~ Saddiery Hardware, Harness, Trunks
Carpet Bags, &c; Leather, Materials, and
Findings for Saddler-, Coach, Trunk, and
Shoemakers, comprising one of the largest
and most complete assor,ments to be found in
this city,
PLouems-Carcy, Dudley, and Peacock
Plough-, OF every description and size.
RsGAL,A--l. q. o. f., Masons, and 3. Of r.
Regaiis. and Paraphernalia of every descrip
tom the largest and most complete assert
men, to be found in the United States
INDIA RUBBER MELTING, PACKING, &C,
Magce and knesss are the principal agents
for the Boston Betting Company, for the sale
Of India Rubber Betting and Packing for steam
joints and boilers; Hose Of every size, TO-
eether with a complete sssorimen, Of all de-
scriptions Of India Rubber Goods, which they
offer a, the lowest market rates.
" Look for the Large Horse standing in
the door at o Magazine street,
January 7, 1854 ly,
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How many men we meet who might
be" something and how few who are
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On Thursday last. in Louisville, "pre,ty
lady administered cow-hiding to dry
goods clerk, in the street, for impudence to
Younger sister.
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GEORGE ". TARLToS. JOHN WHITING
WM. b. TULLGs.
T>ARLTON,W WHITING H. TURTLES, Fac
i tors and Commission Merchants, 5 Caron.
delct street, New Orleans. Or To take effect
on LIST September, 1883 IN Cash advances
made on cotton and other consigrments. Or
ders for baggiug, rope, groceries, etc, promptly
attended to.
July o. 1853 nl--ly.
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Buyers will at all times find at either
house large and seasonable stock of clothing,
got up IN the best manner, under their mme-
date supervision, at very reduced pn,cs for
cash or approved paper. Jan I, 81.
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GUN SMITH.

TINE UNDERSIGNED has opened shop in the
j town Of Marshall two doors west Of Young
& Johnson's Drug store, on the pubic square
where he will carry on she Gun Smith business.
lie invites a share of public patronagc--all
work done at his shop warranted.
S. NJ. THOMPSON.
August Is, 1883. ~.
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JOHN DEvEREUx.


No. 81 Camp Street. Nem Or'ea":
DIAPER of every description furnished |"
/ order, a, very short notice.
N. b. Agents for ]. D. McCresry's fancy
eoored, book, and news printing Inks, at New
York prices.
v3n25y HENRY l.. POTTER
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En- OST l. CO.,

n MANUFACTURERS and dealers in
Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Hats, Caps, etc.,
Also, Panama, Leghorn, Ntan, and Neriedn
Hats, No. 10 Magazine, between Canal and
Common SITS, New Orleans, Aud No. 10
Blackstone street. Boston.
From our Hoses at New York and Boston,
We are constantly receiving fresh supplies Of
the above Goods.
Country Dealers are invited to call and cx-
anime our extensiveHtock.
April q, 1853, ly
N O.NELSON g. CO., Commission Mer-
-. chants, New Orleans.
o. Nelson New Orleans; Il. Banksmith
New Orleans, II. G. Walker, Memphis, Tenn
late Cashier Branch Union Bank; +. A. Nell
son. Athens. Ala W ma ~
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Robert uDOnOc01.

RATEFtL for a liberal patronage to
VI 4 D. & Co, begs leave to greet his Gus
toners with FRESH STOCK Al No. II,
on ne Lcree, which he intends to increase in en-
tent aud variety, as the wants Of hiscustomcrs
may require.
Shreveport, April 30, 1859. iy
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Yet the sunlight in the morning
Forth again shall break
And the bell, give sweet voiced warning
To the world 10 wake.
Soon the winds shall freshly breathe
Der the mountains purple heath
But tie past is lost in death
lie hath no memory.
rns pIRrm DAT wisM.
What shall wish thee that the rose
Upon thy sunny cheek may stay,
Thy mild biue eyes may long retain
Uadimm'd their liquid ray
This may not he my gentle ms'd,-
The iaircst things are hrs' to fade
Tba, thou may'si tread III. may round
OF pleasures path all s'rewed with flowers
While erown'd with song and dance ny ON,
Too .wif, the laughing hours
Not 80, not 80, Alas We see
Where roses arc the thofns mus, he
Tha, ,hou may'.s prove sweet frendshiPs
Best .olscc on lifc'- weary way, power,
While hopes bright visions cheer Thy soul,
Tha, basks beneath loves sunny ray
] May ihts" things Nv tline ~~'"N '''f'' e'''''e
For love and hope have fairy wings
/ The bright, the beautiful Of life
Too soon .ll pass away;
The lovely promise Of thy spring'
| May IN the bud decay
Then LEI thy gentle hear, be given,
! With sweet affections ALTO heaven.
Ia New Jersey during las year, there
were 1851 deaths ", lO7 births, aud
1858 marriages.
On Thursday last. in Louisville, npretty
lady administered n cow-hiding to dry
goods clerk, in the street, for impudence to
younger sister.
The Cherokee marriage ceremony svery
expressive--ma and woman joining hands
over running water. indicating tina. then
| life may flow on ~ one stream.
How many men we meet who might
be" something how few who are
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-18

N. Bills Stable Is attached TO the Jcilcr-
son Hotel, aud travellers stopping II, this desir-
sble House will find their horses in his care.
X. W. NESMlTH.
Jefferson. Texas, Feb. 8. 1853. "