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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-06
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8 a45 aaa.St 8RaA $SSg94k82S
T7HNH have ever been offered at JonN McCoR.
I mcK's chenp cash store, can now be adj tIla
stock is full and complete, embracing every variety
OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Ready mnds
clothing, Groceries, &c. His stocl; has been sAlec
ted with gre care, and at which enables him
to sell cheaper than ever before. Give him a calf
before purchasing elsewhere, and you viii not &c
away without buying some thing.
JOIN McCOR MICK.
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ellea jest assortment ever brought to Cadiz for sale
at (ap26l JOHN McCDRMICK'3
! T,sREsII Family Flour kept constantly on hands
4 aad brat sale tap2t rsb4l MeCORMICKS.
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10000 RUSSIANS KTLLED,l


TSHE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA Is NOT DEAD,
L but ID. Lovy & Co Of the New Baltimore
Store respectfully inform the Ladies' of Cadiz and
surrounding country that he has received the sec
ond arrival OF Great Bargains from the east. Just
received from the east, Plaid Shawls from 80 cts up
to SI2, Dress Silks of the latest STYLE from 80 ts
up, Delains from l2ta cts., Morinos, Bsramettas,
Coberg &c. Cheaper than ever Alapacas worth
37A cts. for IS cts, calicoes worth 10 cts selling
10 yds for 81 & yd. wide, muslin worth cts per
yd selling 10 yds. ior ST., bleached shifting l6 yds
Tor S.. irish innen, good arole for 30 cts per yd
eassinet from 30 cts up Ia shirt buttons for cts
! u spools cotton for l211 cts.
Embroideries /! Embroideries!
silk bonnetslrom l, rs up TO S6 my stock of rib
bons and flowers cannot be surpassed. Eiabroider-
ed collars from "a cts. up to So inside hah from
l5cts to 50, embroidered haf frons 81 cts 10 81 rs
Lots OF cheap goods to be hal at the New Balti.
more Store. Remember the place, Main st. oppo.
site the Court House.
z. s. - d. LEVY of the Baltimore Store would
also take the opportunity OF returning his sincere
thanks to the Ladies' Of Cadiz al d surrounding
country, who have lberally patron lied him since
his coming to Cadiz and he confidently assures then
that if they continue their business with him. he vii
leave effort unriad to satisfy them in every par
!icuiar. d. LEVY d co.
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Throw Physic to the Dogs.

DULVERMALHIkS HYDRO ELEcrIC NOLTAIC
l CHAINS,
Pro oiucng instant relief from the most acute pain,
and permanently curing all Neuralgia diseases,
rheumatism, painful amt swelied JOINTS,
Neuralgia Of the Face, Deafness, Blind
ness ST. ltus Dance, PalpijatiJns
OF the Heart, periodical Head
ache, Pains in the stoui-
ach, Indigestion, Dys-
pCpsa, Uterine
Pains, P5ruiy-
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DIR. LOCOCK'S

TINE great Medical Discovery cf the age. This
i truly and most wonderful Medicine has been
successfully used in Europe and Asia for mauy
years, and warranted 10 give immediate relief and
most speedy cure for Bronchitis Sore throat, Asth-
ma, Colds, Pulmonary consupuon, and all affections
OF the Lungs and Breath. consumption Is often
cured in the first stages; and even IN the worst
stage, great relief NAV be had.
To Ministers Singers, and Public Speakers they
are Invaluable, as IN two hours they remove all
hoarseness increase the power aud exibiity of the
voice, and enable them 10 speak or sing clear and
distinct
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-14
ARE VI on Sc,
NNISSl0 y SIN -

u II. MARTIN has taken the Ware House
-. al Benton, siS niles above Pofi cadd''
on Soda Lake, end respectfully tenders his
sersiees to the Merchants aud Planters OF toe
surrounding country ia ile above business
Benton /, located about iiaeen miles from
Messheli, and A. a shipping point iaore aeees-
sole Nan any iand'eg cn the Lake oaing OF
shorter distance ard batter road.
Boats can eome to Benton sheneyef iaey,
can TO port Caddo. The rate Of frcighis and
Insurance are the same to both places.
Casa adyanccs made on cotton II desired
when shipped to our iiion5s 10 New Orleans.
When navigation opens, good supply Of
t.oceries sill always Gee on hand wh,ch VIII
te seit at O. small advance on cost The rate
~ cAs-ges wi. conform to those Of other
Ware iloases.
Mr. Martins experience sri slr-' - nlon
to business, induces a hope that Dr. VIII merit
and receive due proportion 81 patronage
Cotton Wiii be received 0y inc 1854 o. Oelobcr
or earlier II deaired
Stpteuher 10, 1858. h9-u
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2, y WINNIE, I"'7 y w
SOutll-westcrn Book store.

No. SO Canp street, aeio Orleans.
NrcGlNNlS a. CARVER, Successors TO
vi John RAID having purchased the entire
Books and STATIONERY belonging to the late
Ions BALL, they continue the Book and
stationery business at 20 Camp street, aud
wonId beg to solicit call from the old GUS
tanners OF the House and others wish ng Books
and Stationery ior their own use, or to sell
again,
10 Country Merchants, Who wish 10 buy to
sell again. they can oilef great Inducements,
having thorough knowledge Of the business
all is branches, and great facilities for get
tinr stock at the lowest rates.
Thcii asserimon, OF school books theological
aud miscellaneous books blank books. paper
and stationery is,ery complete They Keep
constantly ON hand all the publications o. the
methodist book concern, oaich viii be sold a.
catalogue prices.
Painting and Book Binding Of every de-
.cfipuon. executed with neainc.s and despatch
at tie lowest prices. Blank books Of all de-
.eripdous, manufactured 10 order AZ The short
est notice.
Orders for anything in their iue Of business
will be promptly executed, and 80, the SAME
PRICE, ~ # the buyers, themselves, were pres
cut.
McGlNNlS 4 CARVER.
New Orleans. Jan !. 1881. ly
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-
A. sSRs. CURTIS a. TAYLOR beg
leave TO inform their old friends and
customers, that they have associated WIN
,hein In their mercantile establishment, DE- J.
= yospas, and that their business Tor Me m
Nj. will Re done under ihe naslc and style u
CURTIS, TAYLOR, 4 CO.
Ihcy are nor Npeaiag.
4, their Fhw sTorF, eat side OF lne pphne
square, n barre and well selected stock u
Simple and Iaacg Dry Goods,
Of tie latest styles, and owing TO ihe la'eness
Of their arrival, they viii be sold al eSlFene
low figures.
AIso fine lot OF ladies' silk aal straw bon.
nets, and h0nlnci ribbons,
Geaf, Eearcr, .Hoic. and SIN Hats,
also eehcrr. STRAW, panama and wool hats
Iiad,narc and fuierh
Of ever description wanted ln this mHfAet
Saddiery,
Ladies', reuilemon's 81 and boys 7aadlos brides
and mafiineale,, whip, saiehcia, carpet aud
.addle Bags, webbing, Sc
B0oS ard .Sh0cg.
Gentlemen boots aad shoes, Of every variety j,
also ladies AVID misses shoes and CATERS.
(rnoLrry, Giass, Chma Iiere, tc,
Toerthqf witb large number OF other things,
too tedious to mention, which they viii sell
law for cash, o. on time 20 good paying Gus.
toners.
CURTIS. TAYLOR, & co.
Marshall, April 20, 1851, ~
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81 Naga;mc Street, Ner Orlcaas.
II YALE lg., & Co, ~ Magazine street,
y. New Orleans, ltholesalf Dtdisrs IA H,-
ported SiapleaHd Fancy Sibs and Nirap Goods,
haces, EBbrodefies, GIotss, HaAiillas, PRINCES,
Braid'' Buttons, Gimps, trimmings qi aRkinds.
BonHsts, Sirdw Has, Ribbons, trtiGc,ai
fi9rers Millinery Articles, aud Rch Fancy
Dress COMBS Of all kinds. A full aud complete
assortment OF every thing in their line of the
very latest iashion, constantly on hand. Count
ry Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to ealland examine before purchasing
e. YALE, JR., a. co.
~ Magazine street between
Common aud Grayer.
Jan TO- 1888.
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MARsllAIL nOrEL.
IHt. MELO PEAN.

THE MELO pEAN.
THE Subscriber takes pleasure 100 anuo inctnng
| that hc ims made arrtHg amcnt VITA the
manufacturers. tos the sadie ol Che above ncNly
invented aud patented Musical lpsirumeni--
invented and manufactured ~ II. u. Horton
4 Co. Akron, Ohio
A specimen usimms mt 'usi received, may
be seen by calling on the -uh-eller.
w view of oar prycarious navigation, apple
cation without acR", ia solicited or ihn-t Who
would secure for themselves this pride ava or
namon. OF the parior and dslgH,nI choir m
strumcut They can he seut vith prflert SAFE
" 70 any rari Of the country.
UESCRfPFION ere.
Tho Mcio-pcan varies Ia compass from I'VE
TO six ortuycs. 10 size % is smaller iHan "a
Piano, but IN shape very much Ire That ins''A'
mcnt.
The instrument must be hoard to be- appre-
eiaied-ior MS own tongue Fan bc-i -nrud rs
own piai.f, and illustrate It's Iulmiable modi-
laiion and perfect harmony with the human
voice, by reason Of which ID has already worked
II. way TO the hearts Of muliludes Of happy
lam.los, and cau-ed ID TO bcrome highly pop.
ular as an accompaniment To The suc" ana
sacred song.
It, power can Dee mad. amply sufficient for
a large choir. and no Instrument in the world
harmonilcs so perfectly with the human voice.
II seldom rcta out OF repair aud may be
used for years without getting oHi o. 'ant
Price varies according TO size. and also
whether single or double sets of reeds.
Terms made known oG Application.
u. DANfORTH.
NIB. The subscriber will al,o give instrue-
zion ou he Instrument Also tune and repair
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CRATIC d. HEWITT, (succcssor 10
1 1 Tyler & llcwilL} rsso FORTE AND Musg
DEALER, 80 Camp Street, New Orleans. Hs,
always ON hand one 81 the largest and mo-.
complete seleciiona % f.aao fgfiss in Ia,
southern country, al OF which are guaranteed
as good and perfect instruments Agents iot
the sale Of A. SropARr & CD's New Yof,
Pianos.
These r:anos are celebrated fof tine quaaH
Of tone, pureness Of sound, aud for nea, and
beautiful finish Of exterior workmanship. and
are considered by the profession, and competed,
Judges to be the finest Pianos made in tn,
United States, partIcularat,enlion il requested
To their splendid Scrpentne pattern, with Pear
keys, which is considered ore of the fines, non
made
lAriErr, DAVIS co.'s cclohraied Bona
PlAYos, o. 81, 80, and octave piceod PAN
Fortes, from the factory Of "plevel co,
Paris; also Paniuos, Sem-Grand and Grand
Pianos from The same soa,e
Old Pianos taken in exchange and part pay
mcnt.
GUITARS, from the house Of Hall & Sci
Spanish and French patterns, Nc Victims. ~
large quantities; Mclodeans, scraphincs, "
gans, Flutes, larioneites, Brass lns,rumcni'
o. ali kinds, Violinceilos, RAMOS, strings fot
all Instruments and musical merchandise Of all
descriptions, wholesal, and retail.
Sheet Music of all kinds--music received
from the North by every steamer, "a soon 8
published, church Books, Instruction books
&c.
Particular attention ia called TO the large snd
extensive selection Of Accordeons and Flu!iaas
which Is the mos, complete and perfect sees
ton of these beautiful Instruments ever Offered
10 the southern market.
All orders from the country faithfully srt
promptly attended 30. A liberal discoun. mace
to Teachers aud TO Scminares.
HORATiO d. HEWITT.
80 Camp ST., New Orlesns
Jan. 10, 1882. sSnSs
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wholesale Dock 4 stationery House.
III RNE1T n EOSTtlsIs,


ID CAMP STREET, n. o.. 10
Publisher aad i.l1cr' II Roais and Siaii1.sy
rvrfFtw We invite the attention of buy.
L--SV ers to our large stock of Book.
SA-lAV and Stationery. which we now
have In store, aud TO which we are constantly
receiving additions from all tie principal pub
fishers and manufacturers Of the United States
and Europe, Our stock Is tho largest and
most complete Of any in the South, aud being
as largely engaged in publishing ~ most of our
Northern colemporarics, and buying our sta.
/ uoucry direct from the best manufacturers in
Che world, our facilities for supplying our cus-
toners with Il complete stock OF Books aud
Stationery at low prices, are equalled by no
house in the South, and by few in the North,
Our stock comprises Books in every depart
meni of Literature, History, Biography, Travel
and Adventure, miscellaneous and school
books, bibles, of all styles and prices, prayer
books, tpsiamenis, etc, etc. on stationery,
we have every descripllon-cap, letter, bill,
counting. house, brief, and note paper, Of every
grade, also, packet and commercial post, fiat
cap, folio post, demi-medium aud royal Bristol
board, and drawing paper Envelopes Of every
dcseripl ion--poliey, legal, packet and CONNER.
cial post sizes. Writing Desks, Port Folios,
Travelling Cases, Ink and Inks,and-, a great
variety, Pencils, Wax, WATERS, Paper Folders
States, Bill Files, Counting. house Japan Ware,
Paper Weights, Holders, etc.
We cannot, IN newspaper advertisement
ennmerate the different articles that are com.
priscd in acompleie asso.imen, Of slalioaery,
suffice II TO say that in extent aud variety, our
stock Is such as will be found only In Il frs.
class wholesale book aad stationery ware
house.
We are engaged in publishing largo mum.
her OF very popular and saleablc books. and
there is not a merchant in Texas who could not
sell largely Of them every year, II he would
keep small stock Of them on hand and as
We MAKE large deduction to dealers, It would
be an object TO keep them Printed catalogues
furnished upon application 20
BURNETT 4 BOsTWICk,
Publishers Is tnfnn street " o.
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NEW ORLEANS.-.Csntinued.
rrw FALL AND WINTER ooops.H

REV FAIL AND WINTER GOODS. y
J. G.. pEpPARD 4 co.
8. Grarisr Nfrfef Do
Between Camp and Magazine streets.
4 RE now opening an entirely ncm stock q
n Imported silks and Fancy Dress Goods :
also srar goods, slls bonneis, ribbons, haees'
epibroi9eries, gioiss. hosiery: dress trimmings
artificial Roasrs, ftethers, Haiilirerp articles
ETC., re, to which they invite the attention OF
country merchants. c,
j. G. PEpPARD N Co
Jan T. 81. 30 Grar@f artet.
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q. 4. GgLG1. Z. u URIC
q. q. GREGG 4 CO.,

o. q. GREGG. T. n 0hEee
q. q. GREGG 4 CO..
ION the West side Of the Public Square)
MAKsHALL, TEXAS,
At THE OLD STAND or GREGG & KEY.
IX1ilERE we will be most happy to serve
w our old friends rnd the public generally
q. dealers in Dry Gools, Hard~are. Cutlery
Wood Ware, Queenseare, Has, Caps Don
nets, Boots, Shoes, Rsady Made Clothing,
Schooi HoIs, S,ationery DC. dr.. where all,
STITCHES generally found in country stores, can
hc had on the most favorable terms for cas,
OF on time to z cd prompt paying customers.
We tender our sincere ants to the people
Of Harrison and adjoining counties for tia,
patronage so literally extended for the past
nine years, to Our Mr.. q. G. Gregg, during bis
connection with the late firms Of Evans, Gregg
g. Key. aud Gregg & Key, and mos, respect
fully solicit a continuance Of the same to our
new firm, hoping by a straight forward, fair,
upright course in business, TO merit the con
6denee Of the people and liberal share Of trade,
plcdging ourselves TO place our customers
on an equality, in every respect, with those OF
the bes, houses in Marshall. al 'et dst is q
ar irial.
Marshall, January ] /. 1851.
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New spring and Snmmer Goods.

New spring and SuMmfr e00ds'
I'VE are now receiving q large and well ST.
w ler'ed stock of goods for the spring
and summer lfudc consisting in part ol
irdie Dress Go0ds,
silks, bersges tissues, lawns, jaronela, plain
book and -wiss muslins, figured and plain
ringiiams, assorted.
Boois. lShocs, Hafs, Caps. Bamcfs.
and ready made clothing Of the latest styles,
Those wishing to purchase summer clothing,
or summer goods, will hud It to their ndyan-
tage to give rs call.
IHETtnRD Il WILSON.
April -, 1881. ~
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9elefteo poetrp.

: :.
- - 49, Umse'"s ~.
49,
r;u. i. . ,,,s, deem aud wide;
A.s~hil. .t,cr 4. banks VIC stray,
~. ~. au, lor,d one DER its tide
III, from GU, sirh. away, away.
v.ls,e A.. they .p.d--,bey who re,arn
~ S -..,.,.,,.,.4 ,,,,,r,t
..nour tim, lies
,,..vo,a The river.
ri. hal from view; but We mas guess
uo~ beautiful tina, realm must be-
70, clsamIngs Of it, loneliness,
n vision. granted, Oft We see.
The very clouds that DER II throw
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JUST RECEIVED,
J., W. piT "a IN,
jefferson, Icras,
WHOLESALE an1 Retail Dealer in ron,
w Nails, Castings,
f,roctries anil Niepi1 Hrg G00dg.

w Nails, Castings,
Groceries anil Nicp'i Drg Goody
A large stock Of every description OF sup
Plies sor
Country Ncrchaa's ami Farmers
The following is a Inst Of some of the leading
articles always KEEP, on aand
800 -ack~Rio Havana, aud Java coffee;
20 bbls brown slger.
20 hogsheads do
20 bOls pulgcrzcd ard 8 tens Tom Iron
Loaf Sugar
100 kegs OF nails,
20 casks bacon sides
20 keys lard,
400 bills whisky 100 bbls Dandes--ya-
rioHs brands GIN, cic
- ho4es Of brandy cherries;
- boxes lemon syrup:
100 do clargt vino;
100 do champaign edcri
~ dp iauseal wine
80 do assorted cufdias;
90 do essence Of peppcnminl'
bO do stoughion's biiersi
100 do star candies;
100 do tobacco, Of every descriptions
20 do bar soap,
10000 sogara from Cuba skies np to the finest;
Cedar Buckets, ,oan.e7 brushes, counter
scales brooma, bottlca, TASKS, deeaniers, cofAs
and corn screws,
And a complete assortment Of Bsr Stores
&C. &c.
Also iareo supply o. Srt'e aa5 Fanny
Drg GoD8s Bonncls, Hats, Hoot-, and
Shoes, Sadilery, Sc, Ac.
Jefferson. March 3D. 1851 ABLY
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BURNSIDE & co, In orfsrs and
Os Wholesale Dealers M Foreign and Do
mesiic Dry Goods, Nos. "a. and u Chaftres
street, New Orleans.
wa remove to % Canal street, early in
anuary.
New Orleans, Jan =. 1854 Il,
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DISSOLUTION.

vI>iIE firm Of GREGG & KEY is this dag
dissolved. AL those indebted to the late
firm will apply to g. g. Gregg for settlement
q. q. Gregg will continue business at lho
old stand. II. Key will commence business
about the first Of Marrh, ~ The cafnrr siofe
adjoining Young e. Johnson's Drug Store.
q. &. GREGG.
II, KEY.
Marshall. Dec. 81, 1853. n2i-ly.
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BREWER AND ADAMS.

BREWER AND ADAMS.
,vea Side cf ne Pnbiic Squire.
IIAVE Just received, and are row opening
i carefully selected stock OF spring and
seGsmer
staple ana Fancy Goods.
10 which they invite the attention Of their old
customers and the public.
Their stock consists 10 part Of the following
ARTICLES:
Beragcs. plain md fancy; schallcy, plain ;
musIins, embroidered, dotted, and tafion,
jacone.. plain, striped, aud painted cheni~
settles, with sieeres sleeves separate cap.s,
collars, cuffs, man,llas, bunness,
TIE --latest B'oomcr Uofs,
parasols, fans, artificial flowers, a number Of
bridal wreaihs, and general assortment, Of
ribbons, &c. Also 10, Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Black cloth coats, black drap d'ete coats, liner
aud ALPACA coats. VrsIs-black satin fancy
silk; white fancy marseiles vests. PANTS
Black doe skin, drap d etc, white linen, and
eo,ionade. Linen bosom hrts, fancy and
plain. HATS - Fashionable moeskiu, drah
beaver and otter, leghorn, and parania.
We have likewise n choice assortment Of
boots and shoes china and glassware crock
cry hardware hollnware, and eastings
Also a fine selection Of saddevy, game bags
guns, and bowie-kniyes, praningknlycs, &e,
In fine, we have almost every article usually
found in dry goods store. Give us a call, and
VIZ feel assured that We will be enabled TO give
satisfaction.
BREWER Il ADAMS.
April 30, 1854. ly
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rIANTER,S HOUSE,

Hv J. Wright, jefferson, 1erd,.
ct. TIE Propsietc. having leased tn''
AL, well known house from Mporb' rig
AuA rfes. would most fcspec iiuiiy beg leave
to inform h- friends, aud The public generally
that he is prepared to render the hes. aeon
modatioas, upon very moderate TERMS ana
hopes to receive liberal share OF paron"ss'
H. ha. al.o i,s best Of arrangements Tor
pro,id.ug Tor ,aHeicrs' horses.
Jefferson. July !, lSai. ~ ~
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jefferson Advertisements


". 4. BAKER d Co,
~ ENERAL dealers ia Dry Goof', 6rect-
" RES, DWgs, Ois, Pants, Dyf'i'ts
Window Glass, 10, e..
Groceries. and BaFgng and Rope furnished
10 planters 90 accommodating terms.
Also Receiving, Forwarding, and tomnis-
sion merchants, Dallas street, Jefferson, Texas.
Feb. II. 1S5t ~
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NEW oRLEANS-..Ce ntinuel

JOSEPH II. PALMER, JAMES N, nA...
IOsEPH II. PAL ER 4 CO, r..
81 ard Wholesale Dealers in Foreign asJ TX =
nestle Dry Goods, ~ Camp street, above r.. 30
Ter New Orleans. NJ
Jan 10. 1889. v3n2 Sly
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John sabine.
WAGSHiLL 81 JEffERNpN 1tNANs
HAS new On hand, and Will be constantly
! | receiving, direct from New York and New
Orleans, large and extensive assortmeu's 81
DRr GOODS ND GROCERIES,
which hg will scli on - favorable terms a.
can be psfcha-od elaeNherc, and to which he
would invite toe sitcniion Of the citizens Of
Cass and the adiain.ng counties. Planter
and county merchants are requested to eau
and examine h.s stock, which embraces Dy
Goods, q large assortment; saddle oudies,
hardware, croe kerry ware, hats, large as-o:i-
mont Of ladies, boys, and fentlemen'7 SHOES,
etc etc.
GROCERIES -Bacon, coffee sugar, shot
and powder, nails, tobacco, WHISKY, salt, Sc,
which uiA b. soi es f0l' as eng house in
ms rim Also. Begging and RoPe vii De
furnished TO plaaiers ala customary ieins.
May ~. 1851 Is
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n. 81. NJ ALriN. P.s mia,
II NJ. McAlPlN & co, Whoissai, c.
~. anu Dealers t. Wines and L,ovaN''u
Canal street Row. and 30 Common ,l,.s, ~
Orlcsua.
We invite the particular at'entionof Me,s,
ants aud Planters ie ar very large and xsr
selected stock of Frest ,rocerics. WI
an 10. 1884 v3nas-,u
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StanO EOrfes &C.
THE subscriber keeps constantly
&VL1I4 for sale the largest stock OF Pianos
~ " in She city, principally from Cnlck-
BRING and NusS's and CLARK Those are un-
qnestionably the best manufacturers in the u.
States. Also, at all times Guitars from MAR.
Tis, together with Niolrq, Aoeordeons, etc.
All the late and fashionable music, with pre-.
ceptors, etc, etc.
HENRY PARSONS,
10 Camp street, Nee Orleans.
Jan ;, 1888. NELLY
~ ~ BANLY a. CO., No. So Canal ST. and
~ ~ Common Vt, New Orleans Whaissal,
Grocers, and dealers in fine brands vine
liquors, and staple goods, coffee, sugar. ten
salt molasses, Hour, bacon, lard, beef, pork
steamboat and plantation supplies, etc
Dee. rs, 1854. ua8-,v
EDWARD THOMPSON WILLIAM l. AMY
THoMPSoN, ALLEN, a. co, Wholssale
l. Grocers, and Dealers in choice Wines and
Liquors Nos Al and 30 Common street. New
Orleans.
Goods at The loves, marked price and erer
an'eed N every particular. J. r. SilANkS.
SAM. HESpEEsow ALrx. utSprnsoy
). d A. HENDERSON, 4 co.
SUCCESSORS to litslejohn & Henderson,
- Wholesale Groc rs, No. CO Magazine st.,
corner ot Na,ches. New Orleans
January :, 1883. ~
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