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WASHINGTON.
SPECIAL Correspondence Of The Pirsyunc.

SPECIAL Correspondence Of the Pirsyunc
ARLINGTON, Jan. ), 1854.
! send YOU some interesting eorresron-
d.nce he, ween the American Consul ut
Shanghai, American merchants at that port
aud VIZ. MARSHALL. the 1 :. Commissioner
to China The ,ith OF the matter 10 that
To pay over to him. ic' the use Of the lmpe
r,sl Government, such custom duties ~ are
payable under our treaty, the revolu,ion.,s
having driven out the custom house officials
The merchants protest against this action,
claiming that il the Government, officers
are not able to maintain their power 20 coils
lect the duties. taere Is IN fact no imperial
power to whom the duties are due Mr.
Marshall, il will be seen. sustains the Con.
sui
It strikes me that II the Imperial Gov
eminent cannot collect it. duties, it is not
the part al tn. Aa-rican Consul to lister
pose between them and the fsvoiutionlsts,
by constituting h,ms-lf al agent OF the
iofmer 10 collect tina, which he Govern
men, finds itself unable To get. Nv t-
,res't. i, sAgrced that China may collect
certain duties from our shippers; but II
do's not pro-, Ide that we shall utn.h the
police io'ce to carry that Treaty into exec
cu!lon, snd such. think, will BE- found the
view o, our Government.
/ | learn also that an imperial order has
been issued at Canton, directing that ali
silver dollars, equal in purity " with the
old Spanish dollars. shall be received into
! al. i
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MAR0n1 ALL INST1rUTE,
OR YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS
Marshall, Ha,rso, county, 7.rss.

Marshall, Harmon county, 3srsa
THIS Institute, situated in = retired part Of
l the beautiful town Of Marshall, will he
opened for the reception Of pupilA, on the Ia.
Monday in September, and continue 10 months.
The design Of she Principal Of this establish
mcnt is :" furnish parents and guardians oil
the facilities OF = PERMANENT SCHOOL for the
education Of their daughter. aud ward. with
all the advantages Of a well furnished, eommo.
dious building, ample apparatus, and highly cd
ested, experienced tssehesA The course 81
instruction will b msst thorough, 10 the lower
and higher ExoLisn BRA scnss, with particular
attention to AArnsnAricA Latin and french
will also be taught, the latter BY = native
Frenchman, graduate Of one e the most Gel.
etrated universities on the continent.
The Music Department will be under the
control Of a teacher who is equally competent,
To instruct upon the Organ, Piano, or GuiiM.
In word every eiior, will be made TO present
all tn. advantage. Of oldes and lssg established
schools, IN other parts Ct the country. The
discipline will be administered kindly and
firmly by the Principal. Pupils " III t.~ required
to attend public worship on the Sabbath the
Principal always giving the parent or guardian
the privilege OF selSetion among the four
churches in the village, at the ,i,ns OF Gu.
trance.
The rates Of tuition and board are "a fol.
- a - Al.
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YoID o y I N q .

Th.u.anh. ii rsf-ni. who u,e N-mlfnse rom nsed
al a.tor Oh Calom- SC are NJ, aware that. while
they spIssr 10 l~u.hi the patient, they are Actually
LAWNS the founds ions for sef IS OF diseases, su"h A.
saltsetisa, los. oi zig l. s-akurss ~ hn's'. &c,
Ia another column Will be found the Advertisement
n, Iin,~n.aek'. N-dtr,n.. to which W. an ths
attention al all directly interested mthrH avn ~eii
a. their ch,,d,rns health IN Iver Complaints AID
all disorders arising from those ct 'nih"n. we
should max. u-- oi the on, genuine medicine i'o~n-
sack. Liver Fills
ar u. net dr,,r,d In, ash for Hos~nsaos
Wo,m S,ru. and Liver fhl.. ard observe lint each
b,. the signature 81 tho proprietor. Iio"tN
SACK - none ere arr genuine
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SEQ L nal l. 4 n Ck:
HOBENSACkS WORM SYRUP

An article founded upon scientific principle.
compounded with purely vegetable substance.
being perfectly safe when taken, and has nste-
been known to Gail IN curing tie mos, ob-ii-
nate eases Norms can never exist, hen th.
REMEDY Is once u--d from the fact that i, not
only destroys them, but removes all the slime
and m1en- Which may remain.
tiiE TAPE WORM
This worm j. the most difficult one to de-
sircy of all that inbabii the human body.
grows to an almost indefinite length, and be.
coming cooled and fastened in the in,es.ines
and the stomach, rs to produce lHs, ~. lnas
Dance. DC, ahlch is the cause of many gong
to the grave, not believing that these com.
plants have their origin from the TAR Worm.
consequently they do not use the proper medi.
cincs for their disease TO ,hos. who are at.
ncicd with this awful foe to health, recon
mend the use Of my Worm Nyruy aud L,re,
PiHs, the Syrup 10 be taken IL doses of two
table -poonfuls, three times a day, then take
from five to eiph, of my LAYER Pills, to dis.
lodge aud pass the worm. u, strletly follow.
ny these directions, the most obstinate case.
Of Tape Worm can be speedily cured
ROEND or NTONAtH WORM
This wor,n is usually found IN the small in
"Nu''S' Az" - NV WIN" ,'''' 'o'p'n"" WV"
'""o'on' i'' " "o' 'h'''9 'ph"ne" 10 'h'h
"' ""u,'' nav ~ fu'"''> wv" Nho"h l" '"he'
with them III, symptoms most prominent
WINE affected WIN ul' "of"' are hardness
ana iulhc~s 81 Inc t"Uy. SHINY stools, loose
ness OF IA. bo"sh' picking at The nose,
bIu'i-h Nfe"e uhu'f 'he eyes &c u YOU OF
any "' your ehndfen have any OF 'he above
symptoms Ho,'HsdcA "or" syrup can 10
sa'.'! depended upeh-oi "s'ns't, you have
''i'"'''' saw ""u -f,o'. '".' anu !" "''o'
, ,','s.1 ,' h,aI,I, "n,, ,t'' Wv f"'''"
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hs,,t IT,, ',,', ,',,. II, 80 80 ''''
.S|,DtnrS up <W,t, yUpy ,h,ny,,s
1h,se worm. ia wb,rb tbn hnman ,ys,,',,
!. liable. are the mos, Troublesome. nt oIl
o,b.,. rhev ar, o.n.,ollv +, IA. ,onr, /, n,
,,rt,,m and # nlloved 10 remain from ,h. -.
,na,ion tbev r,oduee law ,bc foundation e.,
.er,op. di.a,d,,. .nch a. ,nn,,,m1,,on a, ,hs
hou,l. and other Bereavement. a, ,b, s.om.
,cb m, h..t mad s,Ges, m,d,,,n. ,be, c,,
h, us,d !. Iob,psoct', Mr., N,,,,,, Snrh i.
,h, .s,nuixh,,,, un,v,, or INV madeleine. a,..,
,,.,r,c, ,h,, / l,,c, a,, 80 ,,,4,,., =
~ n'," .
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''ibANNN WIN ''i''tfh' W. 'H'i hbA'l' ANU
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nlvNsON's


III ! cry ST 4 n H. s.
MAKsHALL, TtSA
THE Subscriber b~gs
1871 ' i;;.sa. to al. inform ,s, ' s.s Sd
generally, ths, he now
o~r. the well known Livery Stable formerly
Known "a Perry. Stable. and having s:,sde con-
siderable Improvements Is ready to take care
Of hor-es and stock in Is good 4 style a. can
lee done any where aud no mistake. E. T.
iyn.on, the sole proprietor having been as-
-oe,sied With Mr. Perry IN the business ros N.
last two years. il well acquainted with the
same, ard viii guarantee ample satisfaction to
customers. All he asks is 4 call to secure pat.
rooage.
! wish Il renembcrsd thu, am not con.
nee,ed with auy hotel. but will scc~iv. and
r~tssn horses, baggage, &C. 10 any pat. Of the
town designated. have 1al~sys on hand
good assortment Of Horses, Bagaiss, Hacks,
Ae., ~ hire, sell, Or trsdc.
4. r.. HYNSON.
"A have secured the services Of
Mr.. J. " Bale, IN connection With
Tie above establishment, who carrie. on the
.A4id. aud hasnsss business IN all its bra nc he.
~herc customer and travellers can h. attended
TO a short notice.
Oct 20, lkh3 l5-n
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uAx,usL. ApvEsrisssxSIa

MsaesAsrs-G g Cross 4 Co. lsye ho's s'"''
On . " -. eide Of The pubic square ",is"h, -
Ca, .ios- the <oru,-vs>t corner P"on" 49,.
Brewer & Adam. w-st ssie public square, w
north II Tho Republican once VA" :"
nn,th ,,,,, Of public .qaar. boet building Levy
80, cs,p,r ii JsAn.css brick bu,ldins f"n,na our
hou.r. King Th-'eri. ssu.h cas- Garnet punl'e
Nd. r Aso ks<P. sn sssonnsa! Of 'a'ni'afs " l''s
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c. t.. cnIGG.
q, q. GREGG 4 CO.,
ION the IVES, side of the Public square,
wAR.uAtL, TtNAs,
Ar THF or STAND OF GREG" MI
Nl-HERE We will be- mos, happ, to se'v'
w our old friend, and the public genera 10
a. dealer. in Dry Goods, ih,dr"'' t"ary
Wood VAR, Que,n,uar,. Ha,' Cape Nay
nets, Roofs, Nho,, Ready Mad' ,'"h"".
Nchoo! Books Ma',onsry te, Dc, where ~
article. generally found IN country stores, call,
be- had on the most favorable terms fof cashn
or on time to good prompt paying customers,
We tender our sincere thanks 10 'h' prop"'
Of Harrison and adjoining counties Tor that
patronage NO literally extended Tor the past
nine wears. to our Mr. q G. Gregg during bis
connection With the late firm. oi Evans 'fegs
4 Key, and Gregg 1 Key, ard most respect
fatty solicit a continuance oil 'he SANG 70 ""'
new firm. hoping by straight ior"atu' nef'
UPRIGHT course in business, TO merit We con
nd.ncs Of the people and a liberal share OF u"if'
pledging ourselves to place our customers
on an equality. IN every respect, WIN 'hp~ %
the best houses in Marshall. Al We AK "a q
far tr,al.
Marshsn. JAauray IL, 1854 ~
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Masonic Female Bustituae.

IN.iE Executive Board Of Managers, appoint
1 cd BY Marshall Lodge No. ~, announce to
! the public t,at toe oti session Of the Institute
commenced on the First Mondav IN S.pi.m-
Der and Viii continue ten months, embracing
two, sesslon,--but no vacation n, the close of
the iirs,-under the direction Of the following
FACULTY.
Rev. Tho . WnsoS, u D., President
Miss MAsTNA lIrrL,,inip, I,ce Principal
Mss SrsAs IL. fo-rKe, English literature.
Mrs l.. toGSxLiA jun, O,namsnia! Depart
msnt and frsndA.
Miss Eliza VI BuRroN, Primary Department
Miss ARABELLA JEsSfrT JUsE, Musie, Piano
and Guitar
Miss l.. CoRsrtA JuSr, Music, Orran
Mis-, JrpiTH NJ EVANS, Ass;sia.9 Tcacher IN
Muse.
Mr.. ID DAsroRyn, Professor u Vocal Nrstc.
Course Of study, and Charges per Scs.
sion, T1enty Weeks.
PRIMARY DEFAETMlsr.-Or,hogr
Rcoding, and writing, per session Of
SrcosJ fusion CLAss-Elemen,ary les
sons in Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphy, Na,uta. Philosophy, Phisi-
clogy, and History 3i2 so
FIRST JuMoR CLAss-English Gram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic contn-
ued Natural Philosophy, Watts on
tn, Mind. Botany, Geology, My,bol
ogy, and History 4ls 90
MippLE CLAss.-Chemistry, Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Science Mental PHI
losophy, Evidences Of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced. sac 90
SrStoR CLAss-Aucient aud Modern
Languages completed Geometry.
Trgonom.,ry, and review oiform.
er -lsdIes t25 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
per session ~ 90
Drawing and Painting, each $40 90
Embroidery and WA Work, zach 3 90
instrumental Music. gao 90
Use of Piano extra e. 90
Vocal Muse, per session, 90
Tuition payable at the end of each session
Pupils will be charged from the time Of EN-
trance, until the close of the session. Deduc
tons made for protractcd sickness.
IF Board can he obtained in respectable
priva. families for all those who may wish to
send 10 III. Institute.
/ October X, 1883 -I2-tf
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PREACHING.

There will be preaching in the Dap
fist church to morrow at ! o'clock. , ser.
mon will be Delivered to the youth Of our
town, all are invited
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I " A fight recently took place Al Coz
Pus Ch'issi, between several U. $, Govern
nsn, ,eams,.rs. and some thirty Me1iesn',
p which five Of the Americans wers woua>
&c, two Of whom died.
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MN N"VY
1>NOW the subscriber nj t,resn. -
i wood, Caldo parish, Louisiana,
on the 10th day of June, A. D. 1889. a
a negro man, aged about 81 years, OF ~
black complexion, and about hse lee, sis or
seven inches high SAID boy IL an Air,esn, and
spesAs quit. broken. purchased said boy
from o. +. Roberts, sheriff of tp.hur county,
Texas. lie has been owned by different per.
sons in Western Texas. A liberal inward will
be given for the apprehension and delivery Of
the boy to me Il, Greenwood, La, or his con
hnemenl in jail so tia, sc, him
~ The State Gazette, a, Austin, Texas,
Yil please copy for three month, and forward
It's account to this office for payment
DAVID J. HOOKS,
Marshall, Der, =, 1853 a. Il
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DENTAI. Surgeon.

}. \. JORDAN has,ng perrna-
IYYyvVA neni.y located IN Marshall, res
LIZ rcctiuliy tenders his services IN
IN" various branches Of his profession to Inc
eln5en' and 'ein.',. Al operations entrusted
to Tim are Saran,ed to liz done In the istest.
impro'~i' and mc-, superior laanp<,
ovbhe, IS, $50 J3-u
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4 4 N o 7 A.

\IESSRS MCDONALD 4 SANDERS,
WI beg leave to inform their frlsnds sud
customers, tina, they have removed their Drug
Store to the building At The south west corner
Of the square, recently occupied a- Post OF
fee, and opposite Mss-'s. Gregg 4 Co.'S
Dry Goods establishment
They have on hand good supply Of Drugs
and Chemicals, which viii b. increased by tie
purchase Of Mr. J ,. Mcdonald, who Is now
al the North for that purpose.
MCDONALD 4 SANDERS.
Msr~hall Jan. ~, 1884 n3s-u
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PROSPECTUS
Sl1CNTlG1G AMERICAN.
Nechanics, inrcnfo-', ami Manufacturer
SA9o In Splendid Frass! oASo

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and FarHtrs, by the diffusion of useful snowl.
edge upon these impoflan, branches |. is cd-
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sciences, and b. widely regarded a, a sound
and able Journal Nearly all The valuable pat.
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are illustrated with cneFa ing~, ana The cla,1a.
OF all the patents afe published N is columns.
thus making the paper perfect s.eu'lbc and
mechanical encyclopedia for future .. we'll A.
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week |, - IA form for binding each volume
contains several hundred cngra,iogs and ever
four hund'cd pages OF reading matter, With sn
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J. Y. MORGAN.

HOUSE CARPENTER AND JOINER,
lESPkCTfII.Li offers hi. service. 10 The
~ public, and viii b- prepared st short no.
TIE, TO nnderiaa. any work with h,eh he may
~ favored. lie feels assured VI beng able to
rlsc satisfaction.
Persons desiring his services will find b i'm Il
Nildcr- Mil. All communications PROMPTLY
attended to-
January " o'3t' h9i-ly.
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lssoAsi usoks,, ieeek.,,,

INhE undersigned are receiving . 6ne ~
l. sortment OF school books, rhoice, h.stor
zeal, religious, and standard, and mi~ccllancov
books quantity Of novels, albums. por.
'oi'os, 'r''e'' foolseap' and record paper. en-
s.lcpes Of all kinds, rcns. inks, and motto
Waters, Sc, &c.
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON.
Apri Q, 90
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LOST

LOST.
NOTICE la hereby given ,ha, ! have lost my
~ military land warrant fo' $40 acres Of
land number hot fecollected, i-sucd by the
Secretary Of wav IN tsss. lfno' foani within
the time prescribed by law. viii make appIi.
cation fc' duplicate.
AUGUSTUS v. SHARP
Nov IS. 1853. lstf
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Law Notice.
II. ESTILI, Ane,n.

WlLLlAM II. ESTiLI. Attorney and
W CoU'nsiIor al Lar, Henderson. ku.k
20, Texas, viii practice in the District courts
Of The saith and In a portion Of the ffth Judi.
elal Districts, also in the Supreme and Federal
courts at Tyler Undivided attention will bs
CIV" to all business conhd.d to hscare. Par.
'lculxr attention 10 the collection Of claims, and
The prompt remittance Of monics collected
lie VII AZ, a, agent for the purchase ami sale
oil land and N the Investigation Of land titles
upon reasonable terms.
Henderson, Texas, March IS, 1858. "
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n O TIC 4 ,

NOTICE.
HEREBY fosswasn oil psssoas ftsa ersd-
! Ting o. Looming uensy 10 any one fos whom
Las art,ng ~ gsar1iaa, - a. determined
WI 70 pay any sseh dsbts. .
MRS. L. 4. THOMPSON.
Nov. 5. 1883 10 n
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FOR SALE.

4 MuLATTO woman aged about twsniy.
"A five. At,s, rate cook, ironer, aud washer,
Asd splendid scam-sr-ss Sae il honsss,
truthful. and dssosea 10 chilArvn- ARR q
III Office.
Marshall, Nov. 6, 1853 el0-M
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LAW NOTICE.
MEDICAL. CARD.

hR n. A. MORGAN, has located pe,ma
- nently miles North Of Marshall Nay-
ng recently supplied himself with n stock Of
flesh and genuine medicines, he il prepared 10
practice hs profession IN al It's branches
lie Will be found At his residence At all t,mes
when not professionally absent,
Feb ~. 1883, nag On,
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LOST.

\fY unconditional headlight certificate for
vi age acres Of land, Issued by tho Board Of
Land Commissioners for Pamela county, nam.
Der and date not rrcellecied. if sAid cert iieatc
i. no, fonrd or heard from. within tn time
prescribed BY law, shall spPly to the proper
department for duplicate.
JAS HOWRiN.
Nov. 20, 1853 10 low
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JOliN n. CLov Ek,
NEkCll\I TAILOR.

- KEEPS on hand sup~riss articles Of
" cloths, eAs.in,cs~s, and vsstings, plain
II and fancy. which h~ ~ili make up to
order, and ssli low for cash. lie ksps resu.
lsrl, advised Of The latest fash'cns Shop on
the north. west corner Of the Public square.
Msshaii TsasA.
Two joss~eywen wanted.
Ort. ~, 1854 NI>-N
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NOTICE,

NOTICE,
rs gwen that the undersigned Ill apply Al
the special term Of the county eour, Of
Harrison county, TO be held On the Goth Dc.
e,mher nex, for IN Unconditional certificate for
$40 acres Of land to be issued to the heirs IA,
law Of Daniel Browning, decreased the said
deccdcnt having obtained = conditional one
from the county court Of fay-tte county
in this State.
J. N. HENDERSON. Adm
Nov 2b. lisa ~
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SURGEON DENTaST,

4 {, MARTIN. resident Of Ma,hali for
IA i've years past, thankful for pss, favors.
requests continuance Of the same. Having
received fresh suppl, Of teeth and instruments,
he Viii insert teeth from one To a full aet, with
or ~i'hou, clasps
Office at residence, second block. cas-, Of the
square.
April =, 1853 "
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NEW 81 u ~
WILSON. DADE. t. co,
(Nor,h-ca.t corner # the Public Square, op-
rosi,r the Planters tiotci)
'1>HE undersigned having formed partner
ship In the mercantile business beg l,ayo
20 inform the pubic tia, they have on hand a
GOOD supply 81 'iaJle H., !anc, Dr. Uo~is
HIrdlcaye, Qg,.nooa ?, Dc. and expect soon
to add largely To their present stock.
We intend Offering unusual Inducements n
the way of prr.-. a. w.li a. goods. aui shsll
be pleased to have YOU call on US tina, ~ NAV
convince YOU II Is your interest to give ~ a
liberal share of Your patronage. Hoping 10
men, all We ask, w-are
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MEDICAL CARD.

nOCTORS A. $. d y. p. ". Johnson have
- associated themselves in the practice Of
Medicine.
lr Ocie. one door wes, Of the City Drug
Store
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A NGM SCHOOL.

4 NEW SCHOOL.
I>llE undersigned re-or.ncd his school on
i Monday lat. near the southeast corner
Of the public square, IN this place and will con
thu. until the 5ih OF June, ensuing
rArts % TUITION
Reading, Writing. and Spelling $40
Higher tngli- Branches, 10
Ancient Languages and Mathematics 40
No deduction made for los, time, except 70
protfact.d sickness.
JOHN :. ANDERSON.
Marshall, January H. 1884. n25tf,.
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The riyrr at this place rose Two feet since
our last issue, on Sunday II was at a stand
Since then 1t has fail,u thro. ln-Ncs. We
learn from tho officers Of The strramrr Run
away that / hid rose twelve OF fifteen inches
ON ,he'iall- TIE sticamrr Caspian .ndeasrred
10 haul over. tu, was Gn-ucc.s-iul,-- Demo.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-01-28
GEORGE WOOD, NJ. d.
7. CROWLEY, VI y.
l.. BOWEN, NJ. -

" Purchase none but those having N. sig.
nature J. y iiObENSACk, as all Others
are worthless limitations
Agents Wishing. new supplies, and all other.
wishing tu Urcoine agents, must address the
proprietor } y. IiDBE\SAtk, at has Iabo.
rator,, Ne. l20 North SECOND street, above
Race, PHILADELPHIA
Sold by al Druggists and Merchants in tn,
United States.
May 2ist, 1853. ~.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-03
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[aZa3s[a! EgI[lElaEj PILLS

remedy Cbagh Odds oEa,7S, B,o6efa tso W1oop2ae
Cbuqh zsEhd Consumption Ntrrous Riseases DypepId Gs
oss.i Eryspssas, Dissass Gfs sas asd has
ranged slde ot7s Somacf TO relsse bad.
feeling from eating toodearty
wARRANTEDlT0sRE BE PURELY fVEGETABLEf SO
SThese pills act as nn Brpecorant
rs cent three times more power
than one dollar bottle Of any the Syrups BalsanE Sa
parla that and simple ta Of only one box
will prove this important truth y -
They promote peetoratiou,s Loosen Che
PhIsgmi and Clear the Lnngsana othss sssrs:; Seer (:
mot another remedy IN the whole Matera Medca eapabeo
mpatng such healing properties 70 the Lungs and vital Or
gans as these Pile They Cure Costfyeness, produce
q good, regular Appetites and Strengthen thes
System. -, - * -: 80 80 -
Pce Is cents per box containing 2d deses Of Medicine
CSon the Agents who sell sthe Pills and get the Pdtl
ntdnoc GRATIS giving full particulars rnd certificates Of cures
Both kinds Of the abovenauaed Pills are for sale
Every Town and Village In, North and South
- 7SCaroiinas - 'f1s -
In2fcamdeng BY T iJ.sg oRKnA AssSsG Go:sswho5 also
PILLS. and Dr.. zHUJLS, CELEBRATED PILLS,
which:stop the Chills and Fever the first day ),
4 July IS. q - f.s0 ": &: