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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11
Valuable Gold Mine for Sale,

Three males North Of Dallas, Castor Co., ". e.
YlNG on the South fork of the Catawba River.
| This place, which the Subscriber now resdsa
belonging the heirs of Christian Rhodes, dec d. II
oeredfor Sale very accommodating terms privately
until Tuesday the 9Th day of September next, when,
not privately disposed Of it will be put ap to the highest
bidder at public action
The GOLD Mine
has been in successful Operations for number OF years
The of the the surface the quality OF
the and the facilities Tor grinding it, Ohe Mine
being less than half mile from the MILD offer large
dividends capital to the enterprsing Miner.
The tract of land contains by estimation 4O4 Acres,
on which there is Gris, Saw and Gold Mill, with an
excellent shoal for any kind Of Machinery on either
side of the stream Also, two Dwelling Houses with
suitable outbuildings for two Families with good Or
chards.
Terms A liberal credit will be given. For partc-
ulars address,
CALEB RHODES, General Agent,
For the heirs of C. Rhodes, decd.
June 80, 81. 49-1Ow
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Cholera. Dysentary, &c.

4 unfailing and immediate cure for those fearful
n Diseases is Jacobs Diarrhaa and Dysentary Cor
dial recommended and used by physicians in their pr
vate practice with the greatest success when all other
remedies have failed. Sold by
FISHER & HEINITSH.
aug. 4, 1854 Chemists and Druggists.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11

NOTICE is hereby given that application Will be
made at the next session of the Legislature Tor a
charter for a Mutual Life Insurance Company TO be
located in Cha rlotte, N. G.. Aug. IL
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Effects Of the Storm

w would most sincerely ask those Of friends
w and patrons, who in ARREARS with us, TO
think for moment, that we obliged to have money
to pay Debts, and unless they this way
indeed. thankful Col the generous patronage have
shared at their handshOpe they will continue il, aud
be admonshed by this notice, to &c FORK
ATELY, SOONER" Such the character Of bust.
that compelled to announce, that AND
AFTER THE lsr July, WE SHALL BE OBLIGED SELL
CASH ONLY.
PRITCHARD & CALDWELL.
june 8, 1854 No. 8, Granite Row.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11
Starch. Starch.

TRESH DIAMOND STARCH-the choicest article
i of the kind ever offered 20 the public, impartjnR
beautiful gloss to linen, and economical in use Ma
laundry should be without it. For sale at
FISHER g. IIEINTTSu.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11

NTOTICE is hereby given that application will be
made at the session Of the Legislature for
charter a Mutual Fire Insurance Company to be
located in Charlotte, n. {. Aug. ii
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VALUABLE
Lands, Gold Mine, Steam Saw
Mill, and other Property,
For Sale

T'HE undersigned having agreed TO dissolve their
copartncrship, will offer at public sale on s;ltur-
day, the I'd day Of September next, IN
the Town OF Charlotte the following valuable property
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Teas. no!

L., persons indebted to the Subscribers will please
y pay up by the 1st day of August next the
and will be handed to officer for collection
1t is not expected for us to wait longer design
moving to Texas the fall and of course will be
PEELED to have money. For the benefit of those that
wish to settle with personally, we will be found at
Davidson College every Tuesday in each week, until
the above name time.
LOWE & RANKIN.
July 7, 1854. 50-4w
I Wing copy times.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11
Just to Hand.
Indigo, Pearl Starch,
LYONS Kathairon.

A LARGE lot of Lyons celebrated Kathniron IN,
~ Barrys TricOpherous for preserving and bcauiify
ing the hair, just received at the Granite Drag Store.
sou PRlTCHARD & CALDW ELL,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11

Lumber
a Card

OSCAR NJ. LlEBER, consulting Chemist and Mining
" Geoogst, is prepared to make assays mining sur
veys, &c. Office Charlotte, N. c., above Hendrix's
{; rain store.
Ju 7, "a. 5O-2u
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Fresh Potash and Sal Soda.

| CASK of each, Just received and for sale at
FISHER II HEINITSH's
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=
SU Nj vi T. II GOOD 5
AT
ELIAS Z OOMMM'8o
July 18th, 1854.

w ISIIING to close out the remaining portion of
w our MUSLINS, BAREG Els and DRESS GOODS
BONNETS, Scarfs, Parasols, &c; READY-MADE
CLOTHING, Straw and Panama HATS, and Summer
GOODS generally, will offer them AT COST for
the balance oe the season.
We have just made LARGE ADDITION to our
Stock-purchased by of the frm-and, therefore:
offer INDUCEMENTS to those wishing to pur
chase nythng in our line.
Our Stock of Groceries is Fresh
and complete and offering at UNUSUALLY
LOW PRICES.
ELIAS & COHEN.
u All kinds of Produce purchased at the highest
market Prices
July Is, 1855. 52.4w
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Disinfecting Agent,
Tuscan Flask Salad Oil.

J. PRITCHARD * CALDWELL.
June 0,1t54 4Gtf
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Wines. Wines.

DURE Old PORT and Madeira WINES, especially
/ Tor medicinal uses, for sale by
June 8 PRlTCHARD & CALDWELL
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July 21, '5l.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-04

LAUfES' FANCY DRESS GOODS.
I tSF received, one ofihe handsomest stock
- embracing the grwiest variety Of ladies
Fancy Dress Goods eNr brought 10 Marshall,
which are offered for sale at reduced prices,
consisting In part Of plaid printed tashmercs
solid, all wool U'iaiueS, ten dit rent colors (;
plaid, all wool DLainesi rich figured D'laincs'
satin plaid Cashmcres; snpor-pointed Cash
meres fancy plaij thaly Paris plaid Silks (;
troende do chene do black figured do. biz
satin plaid do; gros dc Rhine do blk walered
do. Also
Super.paid Bingham; green Barge black
do. coored Florences Linen Cambria Hdkfs;
children's wool Hose; ladies' spun silk Vests;
mems spun silk under Vests super gros de
Rhine Cfayais ladies black and eolored Nd
Gloves, mems kid aud buck do ladies' twist
ed silk M,tts; ehildrens do do silk Gloves I;
Blk lace Veiis colored wor.ted Eraids. bleach
ed cotton Cord black silk velvet Ribbon, all
widths; black and colored silk Braids grcui
variety of new style Dress Trimmings. Jaeouet
Muslin, check Cambria Victoria lawn; indn
null Muslin Nansook NsA iaconei tdg-
ings, etc, new style Bonnet Ribbons Uantua
do, ladies silk and satin Hanilllas, black and
eolored ladies fancy meruo 1amas gents
satin scefls do spring Stocks snd do; Opera
'firs; blae Grape; pink aud blue Grape lisle
ladies spun siik Hose ingram 20; gents
Cashmere Gloves; ladies' do ladies beaver
aud buck Gaunilcis Chcmisetiea and Under
sleeves white, blue and piuk Tarlaton. To-
gcthcr With many other new articles, which wc
would be pleased to @',l
&. G. GREGG & co.
S.ntAn,her % I25.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-04
THE MELO.PEAN.


THE Subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
| Tia, he has made arrangement with 'ne
manufacturers, for the sale OF the above ne*y
invented aud patented Musical lnstruneht-
invented and manufactured by II. u. Horton
& Co., Akren, Ohio,
A specimen instrument Just received, may
be seen BY calling on the subscriber :,
In view Of our precurious navigation app'-
cation without delay, IS solicited OF those WI"
would secure for themselves this PRIDE ana or
namen. Of the parlor, and delightful eholr IN
strument They can be sent with perfect SAFE
iy to any part of the country.
DESCRIPTION ETC.
The Melo-pesn varies IN compass rom I'VE
to six eetaves. In size II 80 smaller thah a
Piano, bat ia shape very much Ike That ins'rn'
peut.
The Instrument must be heard to be aprre-
cated--for is own tongue can best sound rs
own pis.sc, and illustrate lis inlmi.aoie modi-
lalion and perfect harmony with the human
voice. by reason Of which il has already worAed
tie way to the hearts Of muliiiudes OF happy
iamics, and caused il to become highly pop,
ular as an accompaniment 10 tue social ana
sacred song.
it, power can be made amply sufficient for
a large choir, and no Instrument ia the world
hafnonizes so perfectly with the human Yoiee.
It seldom gets out Of repair, and may be
used for years without getting out OF fnhs
Price varies according to size, and also
whether single or double sets OF reeds.
Terms made known on application.
II. DANFORTu.
n. b. The subscriber will also give instrue-
ton on the Instrument. Also time and repair
Pianos Just received good supply Of Piano
strings. (No. 36--ii)
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PACIFIC RAILROip MILLS.

'INIiSE Mills are agaii IN operation. The
i following are the cash prices for Lumber.
Lumber board measure, Sl5 90
Rough edged lumber 10 90
la.hing aud pal,ns, side and edge
measure, 30 90
Lumber over II inches in width, or 30 feet in
length, will be charged extra, ia proportion to
the dimensions.
The Grist Nill will he in operation on Saiur-
day. Sacks brought to the mill must be plain
ly marked, or there sill be 10 responsibility for
loss.
Ten per cent. viii be- charged on Lumber
bills when no, paid IN advance Al sums on
credit viii be cansiderca due on the first day OF
December Of the current year.
A. D. BURRESS.
Sep,emhcr 40 1894. IOg
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-04

No. 80 Camp street, Neir Orleans.
NTcClNNIS g. CARVER, successors to
vi John Ball. having purchased the entire
Books and STATIONERY belonging TO the iate
ooHS BALL, they continue the Book and
Stationery business at as Camp street, ard
would beg to solicit call from the old Gus
toners of the House and others wish ng Books
and Stationery for their own use, or to sell
again. ,
To Country Merchants, who wish to buy to
sell again, ,hey can offer great Inducements,
having thorough knowledge Of the business
all it, branches, and great facilities for get
ting stock at the lowest rates.
Theii assortmen; Of school books, theological
and miscellaneous books, blank books, paper
and stationery, isyery complete. They keep
constantly on hand all the publications of the
methodist book concern which will be sold at
catalogue prices.
Printing and Book Binding Of every de-
ssrption, executed with nealness and despatch,
At the lowest prices. Blank books of all de-
scrp,ions, manufactured to order a, the short
es, notice.
Orders for anything in their line of business
will be promptly executed, and at the same
prices RS if the buyers, themselves, were pres
ent
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-04
NOTICE.

NM. IL. CoBIlS has this day retired from
W the receiving and forwarding business,
ana in doing 80 he presents his thanks 20 his
friends for their liberal patronage extended 70
him while in that business. lie alsc calls the
attention Of TIE public to the advertisement of
VIM. II. Farley, who i, hia successor in that
business and respectfully solicit. liberal
patronage for him. Mr.. +, has been IN our
employ, in the receiving and forwarding bust
ness, for seyefal years and recommend him to
the public Ms a man who can be relied on as TO
his business qualifications and integrity.
WIN H. LOBBS.
por. Caddo, Aug. rs, 1854. I'm
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ny agoRss '. MosRfs
Your hand take in nine. Willie.
And fancy I've the art
To read, while gazing in your face,
The records Of your hear,
'Tis joy an honest hand to hold,
That gem Of modes, worth,
BY me more priced than all The gold
OF all the mines Of earth, Willie,
OF all the mines Of cafih.
I've marked your love Of right, Willie,
Your proud disdain Of wrong;
know you'd rather aid the weak
Than battle for the strong.
The golden rulc--rcAgion's stay
With consistency pursue,
Which renders others all that they
Can ever render you, Willie,
Can ever rende, you.
a conscious void If guile, Willie,
A disposition kind,
A nature gentle and sincere,
Accomplished and refined,
A mind that was not formed to bow,
An aspiration high,
Arc beamlng on your Youthful brow
And in your cheerful eye, Willie,
And in your cheerful eye,
Inevcr look al you, Willie.
But with an anxious prayer
That You will ever be to me
VIVA, now I'm sure you ARE.
do not find a fault to Glide,
A foiblc to annoy,
For you are all your fathers pride
And all your mothers joy, Willie,
And Nil your mothers joy.
You're al sha, could hope, Willie,
And more than ! deserve;
Your pressure Of affection now
! feel in every nerve.
love you, not for fashions sake,
But for yourself alone,
And this is why your hand take
So fondly in my own, Willie,
So fondly in my own.
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c. YALE JR. d Co,

y Magasi inc Street, New Orleans.
~ YALE in, & co, ~ Magazine street,
VI New Orleans, Wholesale D,aisrs IN I'M
ported Siopieand Fancy Saks and Ntraio Goods,
Laces, Em6roder,es, Clones, Aianiiias, Friagss,
Bra'ds, buttons, Gi'nps, trimmings Of aHkinds
Bonnets, Sirao Has, Ribbons, Artificial
Florcrs, Millinery Articles, aud Rich Fancy
Dress Goods Of all kinds. A full and complete
assortment OF every thing in their line Of the
very latest fashion, constantly or I'D Count.
ry Merchants visiting this City. respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing.
c. YALE. JR., & co.
~ Magazine street between
Common and Graver,
Jan. 10, 1883
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IIORAT1O ID. HEWITT, (snce

uORATIO d. HEWITT, (succes.or %
l l Tyler d HEWITT rtASo FORTH AND nusr
DEALER, 80 Camp street, New Drlean. III,
always on hand one of thc largest and mes
complete selections of Piano F0r'ts in ,ks
sou.hcrn country. AL Of which are guaranteed
MS good and perice; Instruments Agents icf
the sale of a. SToDAEr Il Co.'S New Yors
Pianos.
These Pianos are celebrated for fine qualiiy
of tone, pureness Of sound, and for neat and
beautiful finish Of exterior workmanship and
are considered by the profession, and compees.
Judges, to be the finest Pianos made in III,
United States. Decentralization is requested
to ,hcir splendid Scrpen,ine pattern, with Pear
keys, which is considered enc of the fines, nov
made.
iiALLETr, DAVIS co.'s celebrated Bosro
PiASos, &, q, 81, and octave Pccold Piano
Fortes, from the factory Of "Plcvel Co.
Paris, also piannos, Semi-Grand and Grand
Pianos from the same house.
Old Pianos taken in exchange and part pay.
meri.
GUITARS, from the house of Hall &; Sen-
Spanish and French patterns, sc. Violins u
large quantities, Meodeons, Sersphines, o.
gans, Flutes, tlarionettes, Brass instruments
of all kinds, Violincelcs, Banjos, strings ~
all instruments, and musical merchandise ola
descriptions, wholesale and retail.
Sheet Music of all kinds--u,usic received
from the North by every steamer, rs soon
published; church Books, Instruction Books
&c.
Particular attention is called to the large n
extensive selection of Aeeordeons and Fln,ius
which is the most complete and perfect see,
ton of these beautiful Instruments ever offs's
in the southern market.
All orders from the country faithfully sn
promptly attended TO. A liberal discount mss
to Teachers and to Seminaries.
HOKATlO ID. HEWITT.
30 Camp st., New Orleans.
Jan. 10, 1852. vsnSs'
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NOTICE. invite the attention Of the pub
y lie TO my large stock Of Staple Goods,
whrh offer FOR sale at very low prices, con.
-isilnr Of Lime, white and red Lead, green and
yellow Paints, Patty, Window GLASS, lard,
shoe, castor, and lnseed Oils, copal, japan, lea
Their, aud iron Varnish Gin aud Nil Segmeuts,
Gin and Machine Bands, Nails, Castings,
Chains, Wagon aud Buggy Harness, Collars,
Ilames and Wagon Traces Iron, Steel and
Castings, Straw Cutters, Saddlery, Brides,
Martingales, aud large assortment of staple
Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Glar ware and
Crockery stone and glass Jars.
A large assortment Of Shoes and Eoots,
braudes, wines, syrrps, eordials, pickles, lard,
sauces, bacon, flour, molasscs, sugar, coffee,
teas, fish, whiskey and London porter
WIN II. COBBS.
Port Caddo, Aug. 90, 1854. I'm
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DLANTERS can be furnished with Bag.
] gng, Rope and plantation supplies as an
advance on Cotton shipped through me. a
liberal price VIII be given for Cotton in cs-
change Tor the above afiielcs, or in liquidation
Of debts due the firm Of w II. Cobhs d Co,
or w. II Cobbs.
WIN. H. CODES.
Angus, 90, 1854. I'm
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gslfeteo poetrp.


4 DuD00 ~ I'm 0eAUTUUL
son. p.se.faIly,
Lay hss to rest;
Place the turf lightly
On her young breast.
Qsnsly, solemnly,
Bead Ger the bed
Where ye have pi'lowed
Thus early her head.
Plant Young willow
Close by her g'asei
L.. lis long branches
Soothingly wave
Irvine a rose tres
Over the tomb
erfinkle fresh buds there,
Beauty and bloom.
L., bright fountain,
Limpid and clear.
Murmur its music.
Smile shro' a tear
Scatter is diamonds
Where the loved one les
Brilliant and starry,
Like angels eyes.
Then shall the bright birds,
On golden wing.
Lingering over,
Mrrmuring sing;
Then shall the soft .breccc
pcnsiyely sigh,
- Bearing rich fragrance
And melody by.
Lay the sod lightly
Over her breast,
Calm be her slumbers,
Peaceful her rest.
Beautiful, lovely,
She was but given.
a lair bud to earth,
To blossom in heaven,
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- ~, ryrrr riifr
J. A. TNFFE 4 SONS.
WE are now receiving from New Orleans
w neat and well selected STOCK oil soods'
consisting Of Dry Cords, ifara'ears' .eu'ens,,
sar,, Gissnrsre, Shoes and Doots, HAS "ad
Cans. Ladies and Misses Bonnefs, aud Reaas
Mad Ciofhing, all Of which we are pricing al
very short profits. Our goods have been se-
lec,ed with care, and will be sold as low ms We
can afford, and with view to rapid sales we
solci, YOU to call and Judge for yourselves
~ We are selling alone for CASH.
Marshall March -, 1884. 5o-u'
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HNFHl' y U
e.. g.. GREGG. t. CO.,

(tn the West SIDE OF the Public Square,)
MARSHALL, TEXAs.
AZ THE ON STAND on GREGG 4 KEY
NNIiERE we VIII be most happy to serve
w our old friends aud the public genera ny
~ dealer. 10 Dry Goods, Iferi'earc Cutlery
Wood War, QaeeHsgars. HAS, CAPS, Bon.
neis, Hoots, Shoes, Ready liade CioiAing
Seiool Boots, Niaiioasry sc, dc, where all,
ARTICLES generally found Ia country stores, can
be had on the most favorable terms for cash
or on time to good prompt paying customers.
We tender our sincere thanks to the people
Of Harrison and adjoining counties for thal
patronage SO liberasiy extended for the pas,
wine years, TO our Mr. u. G.. Gregg, during hi,
connection with the late firms Of Evans, Gregg
4 Key, and Gregg 4 Key, and most respect.
fully solicit a continuance of the same 10 our
new ifm, hoping by a stnAigh. forward, fair,
upright course in business, To merit the con.
hdence Of the people and liberal share Of trade
p'rdging ourselves to place our customers
On an equality, N every respect, with those OF
the best houses IN Marshall. Al zee ask is a
ar trial.
Marshall. January IA. 1854.
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wholesale Book L Stationery House
Isl NNETr \ BOSTWlCk.

* ,ANr SHEET \ n II
p,il;st,,. and JJte,, ~ M, ,,.i S,,,;,,...
-.,..- n. INVITA- The atteution of Inv.
AEN ers to our large stock of Books
and SlationcrV. which we now
have in store and 10 which we a,e constantly
reeeiying additions from All the rrineipal pnb.
Usher. and manufacturer Of the United states
and Europe. Our stock is the mrges, and
,,ost eopnle.e nf an, in tho snpth ana Leirf,
as largely engaged ippublishinr as most of our
Northern contemporaries, and buying our sta.
tionery direct from the best manufacturers in
the world, our facilities for supplying our Gus
toners with u complete stock of Books and
Stationery, at low prices, are enualled by no
house in The South. and by few IN the North
Our stock comprises Books IN every depart.
ment of Literature. History, Biography, Travel
aud Adventure miscellaneous and school
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-04

FRESH ARRiNALl
SiW they Come, and a Com'agt'
~ Bags Of shot,
~ 500 lbs of bar lead
% kegs and half kegs Of powder
10000 percussion caps
so bags Of coarse and hno salt
20 bbis Of :. l.oas -four
do white beans
do maekerel, nos and ,
Sc bags Of Rio coffee
SO bbls Of sugar
rs boxes star candies
% do rosin soap
20 do of tobacco
rs do Western Reserve cheese
3 ilerces Of rice
30 bbls and hall bbls Of N. q. molasse..
50 kegs Of Nails, Sc, dc.
BESIDES
We have salmon, roe, behring's, and Goldfish
figs, raisns, candies and nuts Of all kinds,
and variety Of fancy catablcs too numerous
TO mention. Call and see for yourselves, at
THErFOKD Il WILSON'S.
April Is. 1854.
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FRESH ARRIVAL
or SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,

FRESH ARRIVAL
or SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
A Ward .y Ttrion's.
WE have just received, and arr now open
w ing large and handsome assortment Of
goods. consisting Of all the articles usually
found in Dry Good stores Ladics and GEN
dement's Dress Cords linens, Cohors, Plan
faiina goods, H1R CAPS, Boois, AID Shoes,
Crockerg. Hoiian and Harirare. Our assori-
ment Of ladies' goods has been selected with
great care. The patterns which have lately
been introduced are very pretty and cannot
fail to please, and we particularly invite them
To call and examine our specimens. We have
also handsome assortment of
READY MADE CLOTUiNG,
as well selected as has ever been brought 90
this market,
Planters would do well to call and see our
selection of plantation goods and families
our specimens for housekeeping.
IN fine, our stock ia full and complete
And If good selections and low prices will in
ryte custom, we have right to expect rapid
sales Our Oh friends mud the public gene
rally, are invited TO call on IA.
WARD q NlNtON.
March %. 1851. 35-iy.
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TIN W AZ T..

7 II. VANiIOOK, manufacturer of r,
81. Copper, and Sheei Iron, keep. CONSTANT
on hand complete assortment OF Tin wa.
which 10 will sell at Shreveport prices.
JOB " ork done in superior manner and .,
short notice Gutttcrug done at shor, no,ir.
and cheap.
Jan. 10, 1853. nos
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Republican Academy.
I>HE FIRST SESSION Of this Institution
L. VIII commence the first Monday in Sep
TENDER, and continue five months
TRIMS.
orthography, Reading, Writing, etc, per r's-
rl'hf SIu w
Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar etc, - so
Algebra, Logic, Rhetoric, Philosophy,
Chemistry, Astronomy, etc, . Is 90
Higher Mathematics, Greek, Latin, etc, 90 90
Incidental Expenses, ..s so
Weekly exercises in Composition and DE.
calnation, Arnoid's Greek and Latin Prose
Composition, etc.
Tuition will be charged from the time Of
enterance, and no deduction made, excep, in
case Of pro,rac.ed sickness.
ALFRED BUTTON, 4. NJ.
August ~, 1854. 5-,f
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BURNSIDE & CO, I'M orters and
e. Wholesale Dealers IN Foreign and De
n'esic Dry Goods, Nos. 10 aud ~ Chartrcs
street, New Orleans.
WI remove to 95 Canal street, early 10
anuary.
New Orleans. Jan. 7, 1854 Nv