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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-24
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THE. TEXAS REPUBLICAN.

The Tsy.s NyruRiIcas, - one OF the largest
nsn.r- pnh!phsd IN Eastern T~ias aud como rs
GREATER amount Of reading matter than any country
rairr in Tcsas or Iouisisnu.
Ii is published At the low price Of ~ 81 ~r cnnusn.
II raid a, the tin, of snhsorhps o. n paid IN
Vi, months; or 81 Golf payment be delayed nh' alter
the IA months,
Ne subscribers lak~n out Of the county without the
,iyAnre PAYMENT. have Found II more ':chhit 10
collect .uch debts ,l.nn To- -nrn the money.
Person. wishing 10 subscribe can do - ~ rcrnitins
the money by mail rex. taking the recent 81 The
r,,.tiua stet ina, the money has hcen ssn;.
A. this ,apef has been over hsr years IN ofrra'
ton We deem n unnecessary Ia say much of a., past
career " f,i'ure cour>. Taking Tia. pas, ~ guide
We ere willing 10 I've judged by 10.
4 ID sufficient to say. that Il. democratic paarr.
sud viii rndea,nr To mainis,u the principles 81 mat
party ln .aelr purity.
Marshall Is perhaps the tv-. location hit a ne~.ra-
per of any other pbc- IN Es,,-rn Tsras Having a
iri.wceby mail from Shreveport and eeti,ns great
ma nv paners by ihc various boats that IN the Rcd
River irndc enabled TO lay h~fef- our rsaaeFs
IN the i~rfor lsrr news thsn they car oh,sln tiraxh
any ether channel Re. .i~s, We have valuable 81.
chang. list OF nesr SHY nrf-is md magazines, EN-
bracinr II the most popular publications. IN the
making an Interesting paper.
Politics news, literary selections. railroad Asticks
educational matters th- markcs, and every thing cal
ensird Ia sd,sncr Sne interest 81 our STATE a'id
country "il. be found IN It's cVlumns
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DrEp--At his (Mr. Aiexanders) residence,
on the i4th Feb. 1855, Mr.. WALLACE n. Nc.
DANIEL. lie leaves tc mourn his loss. his b.
loved parents. We hope that they will place
their trust In Him who assures them that they
will meet him again. The time il fast ap-
preaching when they, being freed from all
entnngements Of this sublunA:y world, must
visit those regions where they will see their
beloved son, never again to be separated ffcM
him. lie has trod the paths before them, and
now sleeps in peace. fie expired with all the
calm serenity Of an angel. The radiant lustre
OF youth and innocence, lighted up for An in
stan, upon his puc and languid coun,enAnce.
lie pressed my hand and cast his eyes to heay-
en-, As if to invoke lis Blessings on all around.
lie breathed faint sigh, and instantly became
as the blood OF the valley. But, he is gone,
trust, 10 receive the reward due TO hs patient
suffering. FOR wAe, ike him, would have suf.
fered The interval Of pain in such resigned
manner, for that change 10 which We all look
forward VITA such dread and anxiety And
the knowledge that he hns departed with the
love esteem and regret, Of all his sehool-faates
and acquaniances, ought TO be source Of
nevcr.failing satisfaction TO his beloved parents
"Tha, brothers breast was warm with truth
Was bright with honors' purest ray;
lie was the dearest, gentlest youth
Ay' why then was he torn away.
He shoild have stad-haye fingered here,
To sooth his France. every woe.
lie should have chased each bitter tear,
And not have caused those tears 10 Gov.
We saw by bright degrees his mind.
Grow rich in all that makes one dear;
Enlightened social. aud refined,
In friendship irm-.in love sincere.
Such was The youth wc loTed so well
And such the hopes that fate denied
We loved, bu, could scarcely tell
How deep, how 'cary, I'll he died.
liz was not formed for living hue
SO linked his soul was with the sky
Yet, We held hin 80 dear,
We though, h. vas not fofm,d to die.
A FRIEND
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scriptons II sleek for any number Of milliena
and hundreds Of millions, with 10 much ease
has pes,Ahsd because il could not .aise III.
three hundred thousand dollars required In de-.
posit, to secure the Texas contact, which VA,
to furnish them such basis for starting"
Had tAs company received The charter.
the work would now have been Roius on.
and Gov. Pcsss would not HAYS dared 10
have iuterfersd with the discharge Of duties
which the State had intrus.ed 10 tho Treas.
urcr.
In addition to the six propositions which
! have called your attention TO, there are
three Others which you attempt to defend.
7. That there IL more than S0OO. 2GG c;
paid stock. y. That II there 10 not, then
the $500 900 would consume the whole OF
the money arising from the ssle Of the land.
o. That the rates offered to be paid for Ia
Dor, will increase tho cost Of the road three
hundred per cent.
Ny denisl that there 10 more than 5000. /,
600 paid stock, Is treated thus:
"Mr. Wigfal says that 5000 600 of paid
stock comprises all that was recognized ut
Montgomery. Very likely but il certainly
does not embrace all OF the paid stock Of the
New York company. Who Is TO pay Mc-srs.
Walker, King and Co, for their labors within
,ne insl twelve months What were the liz
v,,'"s o' u,e company previous 10 mat time
- paw 'o' ''' s"'''! W ''e 'A''"e' ~e"
mere Is your assertion against NINE.
Who is likely to be right Who has had
the best opportunity Of knowipgi Again,
! ask Tor your proof lou seem to be 80
wei 'i,"'neo M 10 'he a,ialis OF tho com
Pa"y' INA, you can possibly inform your
readers who VIII pay Messrs. Walker and
h'og Tor their labors last year. They.
doubtless, woaid be much Obliged TO you
Tor the information. The survey will, l
apprehsnd, be paid for ~ the company,
u 'hey shall use u. such things are usual
suffice II to say, Mai. Blanche's survey was
adopted by the company ut Montgomery,
ana ta' trays WAS not. The expense up
to this time rests on Messrs King and
walker.
Your eighth proposition you vary, and
now insist that It viii only cost one tenth
or fourteenth part OF ilse land to pay the
sooo'ooo ana interest There is some dit
ference between lha. and the whole Mil
ltary men say it Is bad policy to change
front IN the face of an enemy. You have
violated the rule--iet US see II you have
be''ered your condition. TO ascertain the
resources OF the company, you look to the
cost OF the road, woich you estimate at be-
tween twelve or sixteen millions OF dollars
should have added one OF those amounts
to the sGoo.0oO and placed the whole as
a debt against the company, to be deduct>
cd from the amount OF its resources. The
account would then have stood thus: For
building oae mule OF road, lO,2l0 acres OF
land st s'oo An acre, sol 200 lhis
amount multiplied by $50, the length OF
the road, gives 5 - $50 600, forty three
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TO ADV EKTI Sc. RS.

TUX Twas RvvrsficAS IL onr q The fsrsesf
weekly papers IN Eastern TEXAS II. circulation !.
chiefly Ia that sroiion of country fmArsced ~ithn the
boundaries Of Red River and the Trinity The e,uu.
ties Of Harrison. Cas-, TifGs Bo,r, Red River Pau.
min Lamar. iiopLins Collin, t,,shur Smith. Chem.
k-~. Rn-k pNnpla, Shelby. san Augustine and IA
cosdpchrs. n Fr,es. rnd The parishes Of tsiio aud
De- soto, In lnuisisuN have -,i-rde. TIL R-puhiesn
a LIBERAL support. snA wid- aud raiddy increasing
circulation. rtrse counties IN TEXAS 1t wi, We s-.u
h, q glance At tho map. snhrse- the most desrsbe
portion Of the State. and hcins well adapted Ia the
culture ol cotton. arc rapidly ,-uins with wealthy
and indus tr,ous population They arr slr~aay rapa-
bic of ri,i,nr sunaaiiy the commerce Of Nea Or
leans ia the hr,cle ii cotton slon., 3,Nc,p II,
thu section oi country the population Of winch must
he near isU 900 inhabitants, the Repubes - oc srd
The Republican onrfs fine Inducements 10 Advrr-
ii.err both at home aud shrAd.
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Cuax rea Fslsss-Boil Up 10 any iron
vessel Of Sufficient capacity (say four Or
elk qss'ts) enough yellow dock root 10
make strong !iqsos. Whsa sufficiently
boiled. end while ths ltqaor 70 y hot - can
bs born BY ths hand. cover the kettle with
tlaaasl cloth 70 keep in the heat ard steam,
and bold Tie band or finger affected under
Tie cloth am. Ia the steam, sud in i've min.
utss the pains will cssse. lit should rs-
tsrn after time. heat up the same liquor
and do ~ before. In . euro performed il
shis way, the jc'ts Of the fingers will Al.
ways 10 preserved.
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TmE Wonir's FAM At PAss.-Ths
greatest preparations continue 10 bs mads
for the exhibition Of industry Of oil nations.
which will BE- opened At Paris on May day.
The presence Of Queen Victoria. with her
husband. son,e Of her children. and large
portion Of her nobility, Is rectonsd on. so
great Il the demand for space. that new
gallery has been ordered TO be erected.
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NOTICE.
Tmx STATE OF 1'Nx...

County ~ IInrriso~.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that benjamin
~ Vauderslce and William Smith. Admin,
istsa,ors Of the estate OF Scott Nandersice,
deceased have filed them accounts with the
said estate. AID that said accounts ~ he
opened At the neat terra Of the county cont
10 be held in and for the county Of iia' Assn'
Texas. on the las, Mpnda; in February, inst
(Is3s.) II being the 2s,h day thereof for con-
alteration and allowance, when aud where all
persons interested may attend and eonts-,
them Il they .ee proper. BY order Of said
court
q. lIENDRlCk, Clssk.
February 3. 1855. 20 Il
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uAylrn located IN Marshall. chsss his
j i professional -ersice. 20 it, citizens and
the surrounding country. especially IN The
treatment and eur II the following Diseases
Cancers, Scald neas, While swelling. Erys'pe'
las, Ncn,o gia. KhermAtlsm, Scrciala, Ssa'
heGItshe, Dyspepsia, prop-y, Asthma, Heart.
burn, Fista.a, Cnronle u,arrl,rA, diseases Of
the chest. eyes and ears, Syphilis. primary and
seeupsafy, fnsrcnrial affections, d'ssss~s o.
females and children, cutan~ons, or diseases OF
the skin ! will visit psiIen's At distance
Application made in person or by letter, VII
meet with prompt ss.rn.ion. Persons labor
ing under tbs above named diseases. can dc
pend upon speedy and permanent cure. Ny
isdisidsAi attention will BE- gwen in oil cases
Januasy 20th, iHtS-u
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sGw ADvERTlxEMENTx.
- - = N<8~Man4
LOOK At THIS:

LOOK At THIS!
Y>fiE undersigned being disposed 70 give
L place to his be,,ers, offers for sale the
tract Of land on which he now resides, contain
ing $40 acres. lie set out with the design Of
making IL the best improved half section in
the county, ard should he remain on II another
yenr, he would feel confident in giving express
Mon to such an opinion Any clever fellow in
search Of a home, with every convenient ~
rangemcn,. would do well to call aud look for
himself, The price will be far below the orig
inal cost and improvement.
--ALSo-
The place on which Mr.. VIM. X. Hinton re-.
sides is for sale, containing 45o acrcs; $40
cleared, and in fine state Of cultivation, ~lih
seventy or eighty acres Of best cotton land in
a body hot subject to overflow. Clubhouse,
Press good Negro cabins, dc.
liz claims the privilege Of tho prescott crop.
JOSHUA PERRY.
February, II 1855. 2s-N
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MARRIED in Marshall, on the 27nd inst,
BY the Rev. G. Tucker, MAJ. WIN. T. FORT.
non, of Desotc parish, La, TO Mxs. Z. II. Nc.
GOWN, Of this place.
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DADE 4 DUPREE
February 3, 1855.

N!NiNIR TION NOTICE.
T ETrEKS of Administration we're granted
i 4 TO the undersigned on the estate OF Jrdy
Smith, deceased, a, the March term 1884, by
the county eur, pertaining TO me estates OF
deceased persons, held in aHd Tor the county
Of Harrison. This Is therefore 10 notify ali
persons having claims against said estate, to
present them within the time prescribed by
law, and those indebted 10 make immediate
payment. EDWARD SMITH, Adn.r.
February 10, 1855. ~-6s
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Nails, Nails, NNlls.

Nails, NaiIs, Nalts,
lust Received and Tor sale,
- loo kegs nails and brad-. sll siscs:
IS large wash-ke,sles and pots;
All SIZES ovens and lids,
sklllets and lda
Biscuit ovens aud lids;
A large lot Of odd lids
Fire dogs, assorted siree.
Wagon boxes, all sizes.
g. g. GREGG 4 co.
Ns.shall, Feb, 10, 1855.
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Farm Mr Sale.

80 A.~ry drsi,sb'e place, eight mi,ss
lIy1sH east Of Marshall, on IN NAepvsesrs
rad. containing RYE HUNDRED ANU
FIFTI-FIvE ACRES, one kanAsvA Il
which are IN high state II caltisa,;vs; ~.
9eiher with all the Improvements.
Title undoubted. Here |. . chance TT 9
hargsin.
The undersigned. living nesf liz iarm is ~
proprietor. agent Apply to hin wishsss
DELAY. THOS j. COLE.
December 18th, 1884. al-tf
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Dental Operate ~.

nR. VIM. Foster Is prepared to a!'snd 10 all
- Dental operations. Once. q present,
Al His ses,dsnee, oproAi.s the Marshall Uui,ss-
sty. Feb 10, 1893. tn
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EW wv U USSE
FIRE. SU A X X I Y A mr.
WE are now receiving and openlfe good
w and well selected
Addition 10 our present Stock
Of goods, embracing every thing usually KEEP,
in the dry goods line, such Ne prints and ladies
i,s-r goods, OF every sty le and qualify Tsnts
Ready Mad, Clothing;
cloths, cashiers, sa,inels, aud -prng goods,
generally. mems and and boys boots and
shoes ladies' wlkiGg aud dress shoe. rus
sets; kersey bianke's; dolnreics aud lowels :
wood ware, quc.asware, hardware. and cut.
lery, hollow ware, etc saddles, brides, names.
collars, hoes, traces, cotton and mRnnl''a TcIr ;
ard a variety Of other articles, which We offer
for sale 4, as sms'l profit as can be sod in
dis market.
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rEW ADvERTIsMENTs.
Hides and Bseltrics wanted!

Hides and DeIlrtcN wanted!
INllE highes, market price will be paid for
i hides and pclirr, delivered Al my Tar.
yard, six miles from Marshall, on the Rams
dale ferry road. | want all csu get
G. W. LORE
Feb. "a. 1855. 19-3m
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rev TlRn.

ruNiIE undersigned have associated them.
i selves in husinssa, under the name and
style Of Dade L Dupsse. They ssll continue
basiness At the old stand o. Wllsoa, u~ds 4
Co, m The N. T. corner Of The public square,
where they viii b. happy 10 see al the Gus
toners Il the late firm. snd ~ many new ~
sponsiblc ones ~ think pscpes 10 favor them
with sall
IN addition 10 our present. we'll aaaorsei
atock Of merehsndis~, A soon n navigation
permits, We expect TO add lafgSly 70 The came.
Our book. are nov opcn fss ths next yrss.
Pissss fsvos ~ sith = call, ~ wc expect 10
10 ~ ~sll Tor you - any one.
LEE n. DADE,
ELiJAn DUPREE.
December 10, 1883. 2l-H
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Cobiss, CoSbs, and William u.
CObhs 4 -.
TIVE undersigned would rcspe c,fuly notify
i all persons indebted to him, or to he late
firm of w. II Cobbs 4 Co, that the bushes.
of W. II. Cobbs & Co, must be closed nj an
early Fay, the undersigned can he found at sll
times al the sain. old stand in Port Caddo, and
invites those to call who are owing ur, and
lose up the unsettled business
WM. II. COBBS.
Por, Caddo, Feb. 10, 1885. " 81
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Lest Certificate.
CITATION.
J. W Nsnnslly Va Moses krLlin aud X.
Williams
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
CITATION.

iANrLA AOCSvS.
u any la'cfn! officer n said eo.ms, Groiing /;
NOU are hereby commanded to cite Moses
i kirklin and J X. Williams, by publica.
ton in sope newspaper published In IN. eoun-
~ Of Pamela OF in some adjoining county, ior
three successive weeks, to appear before me NJ
my office, in the town of Carthage, on the first
Saturday in Mafch next, between the heais Of
10 aud \ o'clock Of said day, to answer j. X.
Williams, who sues for the use Of J. W. Nvn.
nelly. in plea of debt by a p,omi-ory note
for one hundred aolis-s, ssarnc ten per cent.
in,ercs, from date, and dated 3leS day Of
October, A y 1853, and due the Isl OF Jan.
unry, A. ID. 1855, witnessed by q. w Mc'abe,
and Endorsed across the back J X. Williams
and signed Moses his x mark kirslln.
Herein fail not but make due return as the
law directs. Giyer under MY hand, This goth
day Of January, 1885.
ISAAC TAYLOR, Up.
Feb. 10, 1855. ~ -
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Couttoo.
A have .oid ost, and wish to lsass The
~. comfy. a. psssons indebted 10 no will
please ccs,s forward and pay Up immediately.
t,1kes over McDoaa,d L kAndsss drug store.
J. J. CARRuTH.
Nas.Asll, January -. 1858.
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New erieaas an shssvsSess esGhsa
- = The usgniassas psiosaos slsna0
BELLE 0ATeo,
4 on Btysa, master. will rue ~ sassia9 ~
son between New ORLEANS ssl 0lsssopugA
commencing hss trips Witt NJ 49, ~ y ~
River, and having ssh psss ssssy a)osH11e
"Wednesday, Al ave O'Clock. .. = n ~
Gates he. b~sn lately teshsh tAssseGAt
overhau'~d, aud newly fusnlshsd thtS1u ~;
and for speed, ssf.sy and ssssnos1a1losA -
no superior in the trsds.
Every exsrtion will b. sss1 70 ssa6ss ~
faction 10 shippers and pssssosssA
December 9Th. 1854. ~
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- IN. JORDAN having P~sma-
a. p~ntly located in Nasshsll. ~
111U pccsfuliy tenders his services In
the various branches Of his rroi, ssssn 20 the
citizens and vicinity. Al opesations entrusted
to him are warranted 20 he done In the latest,
improved, and most Superior manner.
tktob~r Is, 1889. lS-u
hOcTORS A. :. h +. \. N. Johnson have
~ associated themselves in the practice
Medicine.
gTOfIc. over ,hsir Ding Store, ~sst eide OF
Ae Pubic Square.
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- 'YICTScAuAaiiis;s.A a'"'

~. rorso. IA. MARIN,
A RE- now receiving and opening, direct from
~ the Eastern cities, large and
Wen Selected seock Of CDoAs.
consisting in part Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Rocts, SHOES, Hats snt Cops, If ne Hr,sts.,
variety and id,,7, .,.les, :sdiss and Gsnis
eo'te'., SIX snd msr:no Vests, Hosserv,.
black, Whiie and ss'ceied. kid, s,iA,
cotton Il hsis Giores, Gibbs,
1Tseds, Cashmere. etc.
LADIES' FANCY DRESS GOODS,
Such ~ bareges, silks assorted, alpaccas,
merinos, muslins, muslin d'iAines, plsidA, prints,
ginghams, bay adcse, csmbrics, popens, N ohxir,
alpaca. linen lustre, camEfc., with q rich ".
rieiy OF silk tipsies, silk and blond, Bornsts.
OF The latest styles, etc. Linen, satin, dxmask,
superior article, napkins, flannel, shawls, silk
and cotton handkerchefs, and large variety Of
other articles too numerous to mention, to all
OF which special attention is invited, which We
will sell chap, chap, chsapsr, for cash, o. to
prDcfnsl dealers on tune. Accounts dus on
demand.
Call and examine our stock, at the tlirk
house, south side public square. one door west
Of II. y X. II. Keys and formerly occupied BY
Young & Johnson As drug store.
January 20, 1855. ~
SHOES! SHOES,
I AIDES Black and colored lid lace Boots
IL 10 do do Morocco do;
DO calf Boots and Dusklu.,
DO bronze Jenny liind's;
DO calf scwcd do,
DO goat pcggoi Boots;
slisses do school DO:
DO colorcd Morocco lace Boots;
DO do do Lola Montss;
Do calf pegped lace Boo,s
Mems heavy kip Brogans
Just received, and for sale by
Jan. 30, IS. II. d X. II. KEY,
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sprims and Aamsser Goods

Il WILSON are now receiv.
L ing large and we'll selected stock OF
Goods, Plantation goods Boots, Shoes, Hats,
and Caps, ready made Clothing Il the latest
style. Also large stock of hardware, queens
ware, and all KINDS Of ware; iron castings.
and Nails, and choice stock Of Groceries aud
a large Assortment Of PAints. OIL, Glass. and
Putty.
We solici, acsll from those who want cheap
goods, A. We intend to sell for cash and sel ii
thing 10 examine ers stock.
Feb. ~, 1855. - ly
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Caah ware b ease.
l.. T.. CARTER,
CennisSiea / FePWaTding Mere hast,

NUREFEFOKT, IA.
nETERMiNED to adopt The cash sy.sem
~ in my bu.ipess will make il to the IN
,~r~at Of al those Who will favor ne with their
custom 10 ray up on tho dsliv~'y u soods.
BY 30 doing, they viii cave commissions aad
interest. No of.isra filed unles. accompanied
BY the cseli, OF cotton In ssofN and old scores
settled up.
January -, 1855.
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HEWE'S linisaen.. Hays IMMINENT, Mrs.
III Dsvwu's Pain killer. just received aid
for sals BY
4. s. JOHNSON 4 co.
teigaafsi1, .Nbj
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Lust ON AJ8LAID.
CERTAIN pscmiery aess. 1gu6o ~
"A =. J. Taylor. h Aver u ~ un1se111W1,
fos scveasy .hse dsIlass. Naid nsts ~ 10a
soMs time In Dcccmbss. 1854 An penna1
sss forswssrs6 fssn trading fpsM ~ 161e
wil! eonses f.yos BY f.tafp'ns Il t. -
J. r. MOTT,
FrbFrsvt 3. Sis. ~ Is
Smyrna times., 1855-05-23
Spring Seeds, 1855.

J. d. GREENE has now in fss Store a large and
choice stock Of Spring Dress G9os,Rg0 which he par.
ucuaTy asks the attention OF the Ladies of SmyfIa.
beautIfal Spring Silks. IRON SO % Sx .50;B sai
barege AMI GFelladne Robes. i.le ala t,,,.sv g.,
freneh Lawns aud jacOnes.f PLAIN CaRbgics and
Percas, British aud French Prints 80 ' = '''
barege DeLalnes, Summer MOuselns, &e hsits,-
BlschVfs super Black Silks lied IN color ana
quality. Shawls aud Alantnas la gfeat variety and M
the lowest prices s.. .fsfsff - -.
}. d. Greene has but One Price and thai The lowest
ior cash. Corner OF NINTH x ARCH Streets. Phia-
1eaPa'4s if1Af.3t st&S.r-.x Mar 'sS-4m.
Smyrna times., 1855-05-23
Spirits, can be efectually cured by
Doctor EsOOliand's
CELEBRATED
G E r NJ A n BITTER S.
PREPARED HI
DR.. &. VI. JACKSON


German Medicine Store-No. l2U Arch street,
one door below Sixth, Philadelphia.
Their power the above dLeases Is not excel!eI
II equdeu. by any other preparation the Cmed
Slales the cures altesI, Inany aer skIiiui
pay sICIans had iaed.
These Bluers worthy the attention of Inyads
lo'sCss sienI V.rIurs The oaIIo OF the liver
aud - glands c1ec!sng ihe searching pow e.
IN weakness atd alttcuOns Tie digcsy ans they
are Wlh safe, Certain and pleasant.
Testimony from DetaUare and Maryland:
AalhImIel Z. I.utr Ere ierca Lel. August III, 1888
.ays: would inlOrm you ItaI have ussd one BIT.
tie Of your Geunan B,iens Ul the Liver Complaint,
aud have IOuhd great Tenei theTeiTcn Please send
m5 dozen OF II. aud some ei tie Tar OIuIIn"ul
Chas. Robinson. E.stUn. Md, Jan ;uli, 1850. SAID
My vile aid GIj SELL have r. tCeivCd more benr uIn
your meIcine than any Oiher We hdEe taken lvr
The dyspepsia and Liser Disease
DANIEL Hope, Jr 81 Nh, haels. Nd, March |. tSj2
sud: have sod all Ot your Hollands b!I.en. ii
! has lkcn well AMI rendered satisfaction
Sol'm'" Ruuer Denton. Mi Sept 80. lsjl, sad
" am entirely gu o. your Gr;Inan BiIcIs. They Sc.
/ Well aud give sa.I-tact0u.
| JOHN u. hing PrnccsS Anne. Md. June a. 1852
SAID The iOUAi BiIIers med un cxcel,elu
medicine, ana does lake AIlh ali Glasses tlis
! lry"
They entirety vegetable. free from ali injurious
nsfe'lenls or alcoholic snui4nIs. awd! slremg hen
! ing and never prOsraumg the system.
fOt sale Wholesale BY DruggsIa IN all the primer pa
cities. unI by apOIhecLres ai pers
every to~n IA the limIed States
Price - cents per bottle.
For sale by d. LOCKWOOD, Smyrna, Del.
and NJ. " BOYER. Millington, Nd.
Nov s '5t.Iv