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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

The New Jersey Assembly, much Ia the
sat faction OF New Workers. has passed
the Camden and >mhoy railroad charter
extension bill, providing that the State may
purchase the road after fifteen Yeats. aud
cutting the travel fare down to two cen,s
mle.
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4 French newspaper gives an accoun, Of
newly discovered plan OF bulldog carts
and other vehicles. by which horse can
!, made to draw one-hnIf heavier load than
la cats n at present constructed. The
nev vehicle has tour wheels, the foremo.,
,.ir Of which come about the middle OF the
0or.e's body, the weight is thrown on the
,lp.. aud the vehicle is so constructed that
at of il covers the horse to the neck
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

Judge Bronson. late collector Of this
port. is out in letter against the Nebraska
bill, aud SANS, whatever consequence
msy follow, trust the people of the free
States wilt give n united voice against al
lowing SLAYER, on single foot Of Tree .oll,
where II is not now authorized b, law"
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FRESH Arrival
OF Spring AND SlNNER GOOpS.

AZ V9td " 1riOHs.
I'VE have Jn~i received and ATE now open
W ing, large aud baud .ume assortment Of
goods. consisting # all the ariilrs usually
found ~ Dry Good store. La,iiss and q. n.
f''neHs Dress Goods, Linns. Caqaas, Pila-
in,n G'ods, Ht- Cups, Bpofs, d Shes
'r"kery HHoic. and iiIrdugrs Our ,.ort.
mem Of hides good. has been selected with
great care ihe patterns whlch have latcp
b"en introduced nrc very prctsy and cannot
fail 10 please. aud we par icaarly invite .heu
10 cali ani ex imtnc our specimens We have
also hand come assortment u
READI MADE CLOTifI.NG,
as well selected as Ia, ever 5sen brough, to
THIS market
Planter, would do well to call and see our
selection # plantation good aud fimi ics
our specimen for h .usykrcp'By
IL h,r, our stock /, iul aud complete
Aud Il good selections aud oN pfces wall IN.
va. custom. We have II fghi to expect tspd
sales. Our % d friends and Ii. public gene
raj are invited to ea On u.
NAKD II NINION
Narch % 1894 IS Is.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

The Irish rebel. in New York DO no,
Ike the ies Of Smith oRfieu receiving n
uardon from the British Government
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CrLAPIR THAN LVERtt
CIT i-C II l. \ T. & ASH STOR L.
soUTn SIDE or THE runLi, SQUARE
MARSHALL. IkXAN,
~ TtiEI FORD tenders his most SINGER,
u thanks to the Ladic. and Gentlemen of
MARSHALL ans vicinity for their sery liberal Pit
ronase for the two pns, !enrs, aud trusts fiom
the
Great inducements Nor offered.
to merit n continuance Of the same.
now Offer IN, stcck ON hand and receiving,
Of over ~ thousand dollars worth, at
IpeHtg,fre PR cent on FIRST Cost.
Please call aud see What BARGAINS.
House aud good, at co>,.
Jr All NOTES. aui last year, tickets due
Please cal aud settle, and oblgc
&. IuETFORD.
Marshall. April. ls5i
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

Every iaeIrc dpgs,
ia TIL, Spl ndii pas eufcr r'rk'f
steamer e. + klNB VII. WV
K1MnAtI mn-tor. becomes from tln- date, 'd"ui-
led VI h III, tr a api viii leave shreveport o1
her secoud trp on lur-dny Apr'l On, ai
O'clock p VI aud on ever, twelfth diy ih"tc-
afiyr thruu .houl The enife season. The I
ki,nhal Is new, .lluHeh and unsurpassed IN
pom, of speed and passage accommodations
by any boat in the ryrr, and respectfully So
lcil~ public attention.
Marshall, VI och 43lh, 1851
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At Tltsinn Fields. Te,as on Tie 2Gsh March nit
after au illness # trS-ral mouths. Mr. ita'N
VAL. wilc ui u, &. Wall resident hysc an Al
ilH. an'r.
l. wus not our fortune To hru@ this lady Psfso,allt
hut from NE character she hore Rmoug ila-r VIII"
Knew L,r Intimately wc have ever, assurance liai
her M, ,,asa daily pr,crcil illustration Of thor VIZ
Tue. which a,orn t,- e, # wi'ch he was AZ ofnn
m.u, We have known thr lrcP Affection aud tender
regard If her husband and fsrlifr tn .ome r'ier
st hast e overwhelming nature al the calamity with
winch he has been visited To him -lc was MI ~ all
HI. world he universe. Wnh wuai suliciinde did
he nole tie ta,agrs Of disease upon her dug form
Wnh what anguish dtl be mitk d,y BY lay. The Ia
sdnus progress Of the destroyer The fclen'lfs'
blow tnme At last The angl of Death throw his
broad wing over ih- happy household aud she thu
idol Of hs h-n't~-vss NJ more
MAY Kind hraycn si'orl soothing balm To mitigate
his grrf Way be- find In the contemplation OF her
,hs-aoirr nni death sufficient IN r-cnclr him To this
DAD ,lt.p.nsainn II ~ all WISE Providence
The funeral Wa attends, hy numerous cnnrour =
Of friends. She leaves a husband and hue daush'
Ter To- mourn her le-s
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81 NII Of TINNS,
County pi Harrison
NOTICE j. hereby given that Joseph NJ
~ faN I"r. Administrator oi tl,r estate 81 q
T. BlJdc- hH- filed h- accounts with tie said
estate, a. d III It -ald accounts Util be op, ncd
a, The neat tom al III, county court h. be lIrld
IN aud iet the couniy nf Harrison, Texas. oh
the last Monial ~ VI. rch, inst. il being the
27th day thereof iur consideration aid allow
auce When and ahcre all persons Interested
may attend aud onulv,t them, # they see
proper By order ol said court
O. iitNDKt, Il, tl'k.
March H. 1854 33 1t
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JUST RECEIVED.
i. W. = r n I y,

JUST REQ CIV I'D.
nv
J. ". PIT KIN.
iefer, -. Ic3as,
yv-IIDI,ESAIE and Retail Dealer in Iron.
" Nails, Cast,ggs,
f.roc, RES and .>tapIe Inv Goods.
A large stock Of every description Of sup
Plies for
country Me- chants and TURNER'S.
The ,ollowinv is list of some Of the leading
article. always kept on hand
300 sack. Rio. Havana, aud Java eofle;
20 bbl- brown singer.
10 hegsheads do
10 hhs puiyrrik-d aud Is tons Tenn l'cn
Loaf Sugar,
100 kegs Of nalisi
20 cask. bacon sides.
% key, lard
400 hi. whisky; 100 bbls brandcs---yA-
rious brand. gin, etc
IL boxes Of brandy eherres
rs boxes lemon syrup;
100 do cafct vine,
100 do champagne eldcr'
so do museat vine
so do assorted cot1ials
~ do essence ot pepp, rmini,
SO do stouphton, bnlers,
100 do star candles
100 do tobacco, Of ever, description
as do bar soap,
$1,000 -rrar. from Cuba skies up to The finest
Cedar buckets. cuuut"r brushes, oountcr
scales. hrootns. bottles il',k-. d,eanter-, cork,
aud cork screws,
Ard a complete assortment oi B# Mores'
SC, &e,
Also large supply # Sajt aid Fanny
D n.
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hOCT. \. W, EANEs, Nar>hsll, Texas.
- Oihre over Mcssrs. Mcdonald j San.
her. new drug store.
Nrr ia l. 1854
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LUiiii\t.
Black cloth coats.
Black Italian cloth coats aud sacks,
Black alpaca do do
lndm TX do do
Linen coats md -tcks, assorted.
Black docskiu pants,
Urap ID |ie do
Drnp ID Etc de- super
Wilt. iin.n drill pants,
Brown do do
to,.onadc pants. assorted.
Blacs satin vests,
White marsicllcs vests,
Buff do do
Buff Cashmere do
Rich fancy vests, assorted.
Linen brown shirts,
Fancy brown shirts,
Shlt, collars.
Beachcd drill drawers,
Fancy half hose,
For sale by
II. 4 r. II. KEY.
MARSHALL. April !. ~. ly
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/ OR OF Ne LADIES MD tftl.-,
NasllA. Harrison ootrfp. T,r1s.
Ills ir.,fute. .i,t,,.s &, . ,.,i,..d rs-t #
"A. l.,pt-fei ,o,,e If v.,sa.lt ali Ia,
. o,.,,d e., ,i,. ,..,.,,i,., ,s ,,,.a a., ,.,l,
u.rd- !, In s,n,,,. - s,l INN. "a ,,,,,t,.
m, 5.s,,, RI M. p.ic.t,..i N, ,l,,',..t.lt,.l,-
met, i.to f,,pi.L na,e,.ts s,d ,.,,,if'.-. IN
m. n,cl.i,i,. Of a p,pr,xrsr se,,oot f,,r m.
rdueation d, their as,,,at,,. and v.,d, u,.,I,
mi ti, ady.n,s,,. ~ vii e,,,i.b,L e,,r,,,,-
d.u- bp,idD,, sr,,,l. s,.,,a.,,r,. and o,,bly "a.
n..st.., ,yp.rae.,a ,,,.h.r. .it,,. e,,,... 1T
,r-trn,tl.p ,ifl b. ,no.t iboropeh t,,l,. lower
snJ 4, .t.r r.rf.ts,t mn, vrpr. si,h usrf,c,,tr,
,,ie,,iou 10 .Arura.trs La.lnsnd Fr,ueb
am 49,, b. t,r~tt. hin. Irtte, Il. = MY.
Fs,r,br,r d, y-,.l,,.,, az ,,. ot tb. ,oo.t c..i.
,brtf,d 5ni,,.r..,...- DE-, ff.. continent
lI,, Music p,p,r,f1ctt vBl be under the
c.tt-,l. ~ a trgeI'rr yslo il ,graii cnmp.tru,
To in.trpc, utuu th, De,st. pruv. ar Guitar.
f. ID word every effort WI. b., ,gadr to pr,.ert
all tn. adyntt.i..- al mud Iona, ct, tIi~L,a
.chrsl. Ia other parf~ "a, ~, eo,tf,irv The
df.cipliue VIII b.. nsfriei.,or.d andy rpd
hfmi, b. the p,in-ital pppiis ,sill be, required
,o nii,fd public wor-bip on DO, sabbath; tue
Pr4npit.i alr4t- gniny tst pnrrtt or rda,t
,nr privilege OF SELECTION a. eny IL, fouf
chur,Ae, ~ The village, II The tiue Of ef.
uanrc
IN. ,,t,. of t,,,i,,,, -ra hoard s-c q. g.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

MOTORS \ y g. h. Z. NJ johnson have
} as-ociat,d themselves in the practice Of
Medicine
" Office one door west of The City Drug
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u A T. :.
fsshionnbl. molcsk,n hats.
Black brush hats sot. N
brnb do do
Black beaver hats soft
Drabb otter hats. broad hrims
Black and white wool hats
irehorn hats. assorted
Canton straw hats
Texas campeaehy hats
Spanish do do
Panama hats
slack leghorn hats
Boys bla.k brush hats, soft
Boys pearl hats, soft
Bows leghorn hats
Men and boys pain leaf hats, assorted
Do caps. assorted
Just received, and for sale by
u 4 K. II KEY.
Marshal, April, 1881.
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NO\\EIS
Silk bonnets, assorted color-.
Silk and straw bonnets, assorted eolors.
Grape DO q" 40
Straw bonncts assorted.
I.stes, styles, neatly put up in bonnet boxes
For sale by
u. 4 X. II. KEY.
Marshall, Apul, 1891.
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Received the l6h Of Nar,h, 1854, ard
handed 10 y +. smith So send le tl'' pse,-.
|. l. pAkilAM, Dtpl Constable.
March 70, 1851; r3s j,
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hR J + uEkNEY Oiiire on the North.
- wet eormr ii tie public -qulre one
du.f North ui Brewer Il Adams,
dnr-ti III. Va ch %, i>Jl ".
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

SrAtE OF i,x,s,
County Of Harrison.
NOTICE is herrb, given that Jo-,ph
~ layiur administrator Of the estate Of +
II Blade, deceased. has filed hi- account,
with tbc sad estate. and that said at,nuit,
VIII b. upcnrd At the next term OF ti,e cpunN
court. to be held Ia and tur lie county Of llar-
r-un. Texas on the L~t Monday IN MGreh
inst, 1t being tine 27tn Day thereof for cuu-ii-
eratiou and allowance, when and whrfe AL
persons interested may attend and contest
Them 1t they see proper b, order of said
court
o. IlENDRltk, tlk
March u. ! III 33 l.
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QUARTERLY NEEti\G
DIED.

Tlr second quarterly m''lins comm ince' to day
Preaching AT " e'clnek VI
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BOOKS hODk~ . COOKS 80
" L arr just in receipt OF llrgc sHd wc !
W selected lot Of school books, tnclu3Iuy
ati the an'hpr. usual, taught lu TINS country
fIatHg hryp IN the Book trade az Marshall
ever ~locc tie yra- one, We feel confident tina,
our ptirre Y u -uit nl
Trchcr. aud parents nrc particularly 70.
4urst,d To- c.il and examine, bcfufo bgsng
vI.,Wl,rr
Al nidyr. from the country promptly at
te d d TO-
g 6. GREGG a co
Na5eh II. lNJi
IUSr RECEIVED and tot sale,
y Drz u "a is.divs,
iismrs.
Super Co lar-, Horse & Mule
! 90 ih-. star CaudIc-.
800 Shot, alI -g,s. by
& g GREGG & Co
Feb 24d. o.
- KEGS uaii- 40 -izr..
~ % palr trlce cluins heavy;
10 cpu- sra,- ropr.
rou~ coi,uu ploN llre~
IS &. zeu G. : Nor-. superior au .'e, )
2uUu lbs cn-tug-, asserted,
Just frecsrd and ior -,Ic has
g. G.. GREGG, & co
M1r-haF. Mnrch lsls,l tS.-ff
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i,,nel dt-ca 10 iS5i
". u DNRNALl.. J =.
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l. ! ! l. II i 5 + 4 u l. T..
Marshall, TLxAs


l. ! l. Il i 5 + 4 II l. T..
MARsHALL, TLxAs
xs~ TIE Subscriber beg
&eEtr rrrod- aud the pat '' .
r.uerall, that he ua0
own- the vel known Liver, Stable inrn.etl}
kuuwn a Perry, Stable. and having msdr coo.
siderable improvements d, ready to take care
# horses md STOCK Ia ~ guua n sttlc a. tan
BE- done amy where and No mistake e. T.
iiyn~un the sole proprietor. having been 49,.
located vi'h Nc Perry "a the bu-.urss fur tie
,Hsi two Nrl5~. Is Nvll acquainted with thu
-ginc. apd vill EuHfertee .dJpie satisfaction e.
cu-iutaer-. All hr asks 5 cali go 81. cur pet
tpuage.
wish II Remembered that am no, cof .
uested Wi0 nrs hatrl, hat VII r.e,iy, aud
reiufn tsr-r-, baggage. &c, TO any par, Of dbr
town de-'puird. / have AWAY, eu han
8 good es-ortuenl Of Horses, Bu t.Ig-, l.cas.
&c, 70 hire, SCI, or trade.
{. 4. ~ NSDN
~ | have secured me ser,lcr4 ~
TS04 Nr " BmlcS in connection vjv
i1e abue establishment. vino catr.ts on thr
saddle ati lr.+.s hn-Iuc-- hoo li- hrn,h.-
Whom cu,,owa. and irN,icr- can br attended
go 81 short r1iiae.
tlr' - t~1} !S-u
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l. u >
IllE Headlight Ger .fca'c No. 80. for $40
! mere, OF loLd, l-.u,d to HEM La-tor at
til, sept. term al the DI-ifci Court of Pamela
county, "u the 25th Dee lsti II not found
within the Time prrsciib,d by hw, application
viii b, made for duplicate. II l. BERRY
Administrator y h, stHt n Lastsr.
Feb 23rd, s5i ga. Slot
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IN testimony whereof. ! have
heruuGto sci my hand, and caused
NUNH the gfcat Setl Of the State to 10
sit>.d, IL Aas,in, tina ssh day II
J4nua,,, A. y. 1854.
~ tae Governor, L. " PaASE.
EpwAkp CLARK. Esere,a.y Of STATE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-13
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
FREIGHTs BETWEEN CHARLESTON AND NASH

DY arrangement between the South Carolina sszz--
ID Georgia, Western and Atlantic and Nashville 800
and Chattanooga railroads, goods will be brought
through to Nashville at the following rates:
CLASS.
Boxes Hats BOnuets Furniture Teas and other light
Boxes Shoes Dry Goods, Saddley, Glass Drugs. Com
dictionaries, Camphene Spirits TuTpentiue in casks
&C. per luV U.S.. = 10
THIRD CLASS.
All articles not coming under specific rates enumer-
sted in the tariff of the roads between Chattanooga
and Charleston, copies Of which can be seen or had
al the Freight AGENTS Oliee) per loo lbs .....SI 25
Goods to be delivered at Nashville above rates must
be plainly ard distinctly marked the care of Agent Of
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Co. at Chattanocpa
and Agent of South Carolina Railroad Co. at Charleston
Persons shipping from eastern cities ship by steam
about 12c by propelers at &c. and sailing YES
sells at from &C. 10 &c. per foot
When the Nashville and Chattanooga road is completed
from Chattanooga to the River farther reduction will be
made, of which due notice will be given
H. l. ANDERSON, Supt n. 4 C. r. r. Co
n: b. The difference viii be made when goods are
to be delivered at Decherd Shebyvle and Mureesboro
other stations road, now made between
reighs from Nashville to Chattanooga and freghs from
the above points To Chattanooga under the
with the Tennessee River NJ. NJ. L T. Co.
june l6-u IL. A
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-13
NOTICE TO MYSTERY TRAVELLERS

NOTICE TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS
THROUGH by Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroads Phil
L adelphia TO Ptsburg, Pa, MaSson, Wooster Cleve-
land Toledo Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis LAFAYETTE
TerTe llaute Chicago and Mkauke. Through BY Railroad
from Philadelphia 10 Cincinnati in 81 hours.
Shortest and quickest route from the Atlantic Cities TO the
Great West Passengers will find this the pleasant
route to N Orleans. Only 81 to Cincinnati s2 TO Louis
following daily Steam Packets from Pittsburg Buckeyete
Capt W BeshOover leaves Pittsburg Sunday; keystone
State, Capt Charles Stone, leaves Pitisburg Monday Ale
cheney Capt Charles Bachelor leaves Ptsbug Tues
day Crystal Palace Capt kountz leaves Pittsbug We'd
desday; Brilliant Capt Grace, leaves Pittsburg Thurs
day Pitisburg, Capt Hugh Campbell leaves Psburg Fri
day. Messenger No. 2 Capt John knefelter leaves Pitts
burg Saturday Boarding and lodging board the Packets
extra. PsbuTg to Cincinnati &; Louisville, 81; St
Louis s..
Fare through BIZ Railroad from Philadelphia to Ptburp
So so Masslon, $l0 Cleveland Sl0 Mansfield and Crest
line, $l; Columbus Sl2 65 Toledo $40; Cincinnati via
Crestline,) S5; Chicago, via Michigan Southern r. RI
SlS 25. To Chicago, Haukegan Kenosha Ill., Racine Nil
waukle, SheboygAn, Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan
Central Railroad, SIS
The Cars will leave the Commemorative Station 7
Cornear Schuyk Fifth and Market Streets where tickets
be purchased of bingham I Dock Agents of the State
and Columbia Railroad Lines.
The morning Express Train through to Pittsbure Cleve
land Cincinnati and Chicago will leave at O'Clock NJ
Through to Cincinnati in 81 h0uIs.
The night Mail Train at l0 p NJ Through to Cincin-
natl in 40 hours including nights comfortable rest at
Pittsburg.
The above lines pass through and stop Lancaster Har
risburg, LewistOwn Huntingdon H0llidaysburC John
stown, Greenburg, and Intermediate places.
NOTCE-ln loss, the Company viii hold themsel
YES responsible for personal baggage only and amount
not exceeding 500. THOS. MOORE Agent.
june 4 IT, Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
The Columbia Railroad Line for Harrisburg via Column
bia and all places will leave the above station
at q, p NJ
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NASHVILLE, June %. 1853.

NASHVILLE, June o. 1858.
Col l.. p CHEArHAx:-DeGr Sri have been using
he "Reapng and Moving Machine" patenented by Nancy
Of Illinois, which you Offering the citizens of Ten
tits SAVING MAcHISF II works
and The per day will depend
principally upon the speed Of the team If the team can
ve four miles per hour it viii Reap Now fifteen acres
hours is entitled to the confidence Of the public.
Respectfully j. SHELBY.
|, LF Bradley, managing the farm Of DR.. Shelby
make the following statement We have had more than
one week. one of Col Cheathams moving and reaping
machines haveried in clover and grain blown and tan
ged and state that and cuts cleaner than the
syhe blade and that it will per day much as IA
hands. and il can least twentyour per day
iune2g-tdw L. F. BRADLEY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-13
NASHVILLE STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
IL JAMES SLOAN. PrOpTletOr.

HoRNEs WAREHOUSE,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Marble HaTeroc1S at tie old st0Rd Corner gJ Summer and
Spring Streets ...-
IIAVlNG made extensive enlargements in my Marble
Ii Works, my facilities such that | execute all
kinds ofwork in the most tasteful manner and tie latest style
cheap il be dopc in OF The Eastern Cities
By calling at Warerooms the corner Of Spring and
summer Streets specimens may be which will enable
persons Ojudge for themselves which is the best method
Having hand all kinds of Marble from Feast Tennessee
Also fine assortment of Egyptian. Italian and American
Marble which will sell low 10 the trade, wholesale and
tail finished or in the rough state.
large assortment of MONUMENTS, TOMS, BAPTIsaAL
FoUNTs URSs VASES GARDEN FIGURES GRAVE STONES, &c.
carved and leered order FURNITURE MARBLE executed
order and sent part of the Southwest cheap
it can be procured from the East Also, MARBLE MANTEI
of every description plain carved BUILDING Stone sold
Wholesale and Retail.
All orders left WareBooms on the corner of Spring
and Summer streets, will meet with prompt attention. Ny
friends generally will find 10 their interest call and
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere Thankful TO
my old friends and customers for their liberal patronage
hope by strict attention 10 business merit continuance
other flvors. JAMES SLOAN,
Corner offspring and Summer streets, Nashville.
febla-lV
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fHiS road now complete opens communication be-
Il tween P.tisburg and Philadelphia oTt6urg and Bau
BY which Freight from the west reach eastern
market quicker and cheaper by of the ut rival
outes they with the daily packets at Ps5urg,
from 81 Louis Louisville Cincinnati, Wheeling and all the
land and Psburg Rail Road, and Ohio aud PENNSYLVANIA
Rail Road PburS Cars through betw Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia whOuttanshpmen Of freight, adyan
tsge that be appreciated by all shippers.
In of obstruction OF navigation by ice low water
freishts westward be forwarded Pttsburg Gin
cnnsti, or towns in the interior by E4:!r2ad
BATES OF EFSGEsEsE
Between Pillsburg and Philadelphia or Baltimore.
First CLASS. Uiqter SUMMER
Rates. Rates.
Dry Goods, Books and Stationary Boots per lbs.
Shoes. Hats and CarpetinC, Furs and Pei 81 IS cts.
tries. Feathers, Saddlery, dc
second Glass.
Brown Shooting 81 Shirting in Bales, !
Drugs Glass Ware, Groceries, except Cot IS cts 60 cts
fee, Hardware, Hollow Ware, Machinery,
Third Glass.
Butterin Erkins q Kegs, Candies COt-l
ton, in winteT,l Queensware, Talow, rs cts cts.
Tobacco, in leafor Manufactured, East
ward, &c. &c.
Fourth Glass.
Bacon Cotton Gin summeT.) Corae. Lard H7-
and Lard Oil, Through PORK in full Is cts. 20 cts.
loads a. owners risk
Geo. g. Franciscus.
Il. J. Siieedcr,
Freight agent, Philadelphia.
NIagraw Il Il cons
Freight y7gents, Baltimore
J. L.. EE.iot..
FreIgat .agsRf, No. : 8eSt st, N. y.
Ia. Il. EtoEsETn.
Gen. freight agent, Philadelphia.
march L. ls5S-lv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-13

4 EDICINES, THAT HAVE BEEN FULLY
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spectacle citizens OF Nashville The advertiser permitted
TO refer 10 Mr.. Samuel Watkins whose cured
ola most nveteratc Scrofa Also the of Mr. j.
Collins Of the disease Five of Cancer have
been cured twenty of Bone FeUn. Mr. R. H. Joness
cured of Sore Eyes ae- having been under the
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eight months almost totally blind
At least one hundred respectable persons in Nashville
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Cancer Scrotula, Rheumatism, Fstula Mercurial Dis
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Twenty years of constant Practice fifteen in New Orleans
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charge.
Office No AZ Union St. near Cherry.
novlO-Iy. EDWARD THOMAS