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I-lL. n,L-Lnm-.nl.
Speakers for The Fourth at 50. Paris.

speakers ipr the tOuttl NJ 90 ais
W. Eafr--Whsn the Srakgr were
announced, two week. ago, m This PAPER,
One Committee ,1udI,nly expected several
Distinguished r.--w F.m a''.al, gu the
asuuua. ur letters from Nr. Wiley, Who
.. now travelling Boo t'.e Wet. and wh'was
.xTaet.I hy trr y.mmitt ta procure un.
u- m.r. popular orators .r t.e OCCASION.
W.Itt.r. ruEi.hgl p tfs Inquirer ,hrr
vu.ks ,.uo.. aaurI u- that u. should have
DTIm-. .r Wa1,, ur arlhednuh.i"-
Ert.ur ur, ,nr uf b.m vrall come
nt Dos ltt.r b.t week stated chat neither
uEtIrm could grws Mr. llH' hlm'.m.
90 sg.ral thatle INTENDED 90 come. luthr-
INCA rr.s.ng invitation Oh e' r'Fvhu,
nI blinking probably Jatvr should h'.
other speakers, J...lrJ Oh ea tr Lawrence.
T Committee, therefor. hay. decided
t.Irl u. farther. rlt r.r.'ul. that Main.
..aIl. n ukrare off h.r..I., 90 aar Ir
own r..i.rauI maintain 3d.
Iu rnrl-. announced mH1Htr.r co..
um v.uaI Dr. tt.gs m'.-. .m.fhn- u
rwHu.. rrsut We confidently una
0- o. -rat -t.r.ue .uI O. good Time
W. .r..t t.at ,hi. explanation viii Co.,. Oh.
ymm... .rHm aI suspicion uE intent,
ud...u. rrH.s laur.sr,
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nIE~I irH i.u,H.s .riu'H' l# che To-
TmHu lnII.u. Ju'gr i rullf. hI ttl
C.urf, 90 OsfnI. I h.uH gE. uHu.r, iH1' !
.H,H um.,..l r1 800 Ir rHb.r A1Hin1, tursH r..
,l.u.F f..r".,I Hi sr r.i,sfr .i''.l HH 01tu'l'.
... ttrr., ..rub .b' .. JOS, less, 40 .I. 1fsrt
70. VI .r ur r.m..rs h.H1i.r rp1s'. tn u'i
.UfH.H.If .I irf.r,sf thI.b go ~f"IIH.. n saHi
DI...|. HH t#."n. I|..Hu, hHH 1s h.I. 10 JOSIAH
-r...u.. If. 10 GsaT. frs.1 %, ,r rnl il 'h.
U.ulsr..| I.m rI tHr .lII J.sIrh, .Ilun's I7
D...I HIr..t.#. Br| IHrr Hrr HuuH IIu Hi rHIt
fI.r ..r..tfrfI. Nt..s. .H..f.i .TNrr
TIIpINIrr ADAMS, GuriIfH
t.|..I. I.#. IlII. 1855 I'D
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MARY AN GuRNEY


O,roUp, ss. ~Hruual Ju. .rai 'rouu, Mu,k
Tsum. IsiJ
I.pnn tbc foregoing bIfi, che Cont ordor, tlh'
notice O., given o. ihs uId uiTHtui, ~
raIItsh,re lr aursfsi COPS ~ ihr pmc lui ihi'
Order thereon, three weeks urressNc'f % The
OsrtH Democrat, 70 revspsffr r.l'I.hsd ai Pare,
ir hr C.uffy .iosfrI. ihr hst pulIr1u.1 inl
rI,ft, tIt,. 10 Lrsfl .frr tLr rest Irw ~ said
~ar. IuI I.ufi. 60 Be- huII.u T1fif 1.rrsait, oG
do s...rI Trss'.t 90 Aug.st r.sf, 'hat ihr
.Bl UsnHrIrHt ml, th01 ani ta,rr arpCaf
rf .stI Cont bui she's lIHsr ii ary De- have, Why
H. TH.rr.i tl.I h.s. s.ua'd r.r o. Enr'rt.
Arr.t-Ilt~lA WINTER. tsfs
fu. r.r, ui l.Il.I B41 Hrisr H' trrrt thereon
- AuUsf=IIl~lIA WINTER. tIrfk.
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CommlssioneEs, NOtice 10 CredLl0rs.

WE hl,ir- ls,a art llufyd ID, ihc jui-r ,i Zoo
w iltr fr ola. Comfy % uNipId, tu 'g,ei'r
rHI examine ihr claim. ..t tH. ,.rIitHr- 90 licIN
rs. MHttJbuu-H Iatr ul Babel iu siid County Gee
r.i-eI vhH-v estate b. f,p,gs.Ht,d ins.l''ui, -i''
-.fir. ihIt siN months, commencing che ur''t'.uui
dos fol. IrIr, :. 49,, 1855, ll.Hngt i' s'iI 'I,d-
...r. o. lr,u. On luJ Prove q raia,i Hni ,aat
s, will lilsuL o. thr service assigned u., 90 the
n.Icr uf O'N,il ". buIsu.uu, d., BE- bethel iu
.arI County. ca thc third Saturdays 81 ocin'Fr,
November AND p,csmt,r. A. ID. 1855 from Two
fl tuur u'cl1ck, 4. VI.
Dated at Bethel, thi. POI Jay Of June, IN 'he y'ar
ofUuf Lord, ISIS.
O'NElL " ROBINSON, j., (C,,s',.
u RICHARD 4 FRYE,
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Administrators Sale !

DN ,Isiur Il License liom ihr h"norahl' Jni-e
ID of Probate Zoe che Iouniy Of oNiooi' th'"
~ al rulir AUCTION ot uri,l, .alr, ON ihr prtp
isa.. con Tu,.tl,,, che tusli, fourth day II July,
1855. I'd two Of the sipsk in The atrm'"n, 30 much
ct thc real estate ct which Wm. u. n1nham, late
oT Paris. On aid COUNT, dicl sCitol 'ni posscss'',
including the rcycr.iol II the widow dower n
necessary, AZ Will rcaliie the SON 81 twelve hund.
rrd dollars, for the Iayment ol The dclis d said
deceased aul cNpsusc. 81 administration. said
real estate consists II the lam known as the Bent
Pam, ncated in Paris, and formerly owued by
William Bent.
THOMAS II. BROWN, Adminstralef.
paT. June % 1855 %
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O,Iuru. t.. t.uHp taIr.....r,H toIf.
l.nr ~, lsli.
.IEuTUTp. That IrrnH a1 h... OBJ srsr i9
" IumIHlI rrnsf,rtlHHs Be- rr..'I Hr fN1vri.
skO.ff Hf fI. u-u'aT sg.si.rf q H.d Cont bl.iFr
.r nh. ..b.uH Ir.#Hg ~ Nly 1HI f'r tHf Irrs
lH..I September. lrI 90 iHr i.Huur. '.Fsi 300
p...m.Hf ... uIH 5HI aD.uIH b. iaA'u Ui
,sHH...| .r H'.ur|, except 1i i0r sfst."Hs ai.ir
...H...l.s. .f.sr,,..r ...Hr.Hn. ufI.rrI.
Nrr.r ELISHA WINTER. Csrl
4 fHHH ..Hf Of pu'.r.
- Nl-. LIl-MA WHITE. ll-LL
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IwpuIInayT rpnte myself iun any
man upon ihe dia.rgnc; Of opinion, or De-
angry with Boo. Judgment for not sTgeins
with ms n uat, FROM which, perhaps.
~i,hiu i.a iays should d--sut myself
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Nurt>. Nm, Cus.E>Iin>. Mr.
ra.ueW. Davis anI M. Lucy Stone
blackwell .r.n''I ANNOUNCE tIat thr uezt
CONVENTION VIII .r h.li Zoo Cincinnati, ou
Ue I5tlaHI l,th day, OF O,,,h.s cusu-
iu-
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It is presumed, after the do.o Of healing
hahn administered by Mr.. Swascy, 10 The
democratic convention gu THURSDAY, in re-
laiion 10 endorsing thc action Of the Pres
ilcut on Che Nebraska question, that that
PARTY wall hereafter d. known rs The mo
opinion party.
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state oT Name.

tfuks OIu,I. r,Es,t
Jnr 49, 1855
TUEWE uiU o. 100 Aa.aurrrl sss..an ., t.r
/ D.mE CHru.t...rus tHu A"a..1 10 iIr
Trrw.' uN.r, u1 lhm.tl 81. 10 tHgs'h ''t
uf J.I ..Ef.
Ar.r ELISHA WINTER, t'rt.
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10 IA, lion. Timo,h, Lullcn, Julec II Probate
a.. ,t, t.,,pty Of ONhri.

10 The Hon. liW1ihN IhH''', " '''''
Er the County of ONiard.
rI,IE undsr.isnsd, Guar,l,,n" Of Ih'h' J. Wake
field and iiurnsh }. Wah,h'"' minor h'''
~, J,,r,.,J r,.rsrfful, rrrtcscri', that faid MT
49,. .,;r,J "a oa.,srs,i II che G.avirg De-
IL ,,,I ,.i,ta boz II,lTuu, D.u.'HiHE n ihe
i.,,,g.,,'I f.rnsf .,iI de,easei aui iha'if aou'i
T.. nj ,Ls irrr,.t of r,ii MINORS to 'rI '1.i llsal
.. r,,,,.I I'D th- rforrrls ou l.'0rrsf HI Oh.
I'D, ~ ii. ra.,.f5. ms she 1uu hrs iu lr rented
.,I,.. .L,,... ,yI b.. therefore I.Tr',at.nr ir
,alar. Thsfsarr, having rror..'r' 100 a..''a'a.
-saus afrtuf eleven bundled do.l'f' '.' aid h'm,
vhish ofsr it BE- iHr thr Interest OF '' '"rcr'u''
-. ,,I, ii. ar,,rt. thc proceed. ~ s,e io o.
.., la, Il, ,rfrrr.t fr che lrurh' of ss.l minors.
.b. r,,,. tlat license NAV o. g.rrI Dec in saI.
AMI sr1,,, tfe sloye d,.cIilsi r.aI estate 90 ths
t,,.ln making .ald offer. a,'.rllHF '' ,he sn'air
fY such ,tars Tr.Eifrl.
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I'm ,uh.gr,Isr h,ul. -.,,s pa'I.g MOTTO. o. 100
| ,.ur.mrd, tllth. iH.I ,.l dolly arru.ui." ',
iLr Iluu.uI, JuI., 90 Probate, 'ur ihr ,Hn".' Of
NaIIlsru.sil. lHI ...HH.l ilr uust ui him.n...
tHHrut th. r.tltrut
LLII luuUGN, hta of DNd.H,
d, tl,r count, Of O,l.rI. deceased, h giving lHu.
a. thr lu Uu,ris. IIri..tInw iriu..'s a'l Irr-
.a1. who ar. indebted ir thc -Hld tror1.'.Is ct.
ufr. Go tsaLr ima. '.af. riu0ut .,HI t1n-' "h'
have 1u, IrHtuis th.uur, in exhibit irr .lmr 90
W., sth, 1855. TIMOTHY llDplN'
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llIIlI-uprN. HlIof Di,d-lI,

TIN Sul.ol,r hereby giyr, puh.lc NOTICE Chat
! o.. Do. iscr du'y sH.".Hiri, lH thr ll'1'I'. .
lI. Iul.s 81 pr'st, Dol. iHr Count, ul pNi'ri, lnd
taken uful hia.r.iih rim.iuil.Nrrf'ur Hi Oh. hsi
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Wanted, SOC Active Young Men!

i uI-. rI.,, u.siul ,rI honorable, Hia
SllHrY of 500 Dor MONTH
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IoyisA WAKEFIELD.

O,r1rr. AZ, Court Of Tul ''r ls'I ~ Pa
,,.. within lrt fsr thr Count, of u,hH, UH
,tr ,hirI Tn.slt, II Jurr. \. u. ls1'.
ON ih, fuEn..- r,iitun
OrprrIu. That che nll Guardian give
MOTTO, ra I'm I.r,aa. interested O., causing 70
,.r, Of t.. our.rio D.. r.lish.l Three vss..
l.r..i,,l, r The O,fh p,m.sul printed
Bt rri.. fIat o., NAY aTrrlr 10 q Irlla'r
Court tl b., h,L at Paris, gH Co., i.Hd Iu'.''l
.f JuI, r.sf. at nine 81 il' '...A boo inr i"Ir-
noon. Br. .hru. ltrss, isu, obey ha'r, vHy hr
Same should u.f Is granted.
TIMOTHY lrpurN. Jrfs,.
tur sJu-'ti.st
n ~. WtEr Nirory, Enfv.
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DRY GOODS,
CHEAP FOR CASH!
]. IL. Corey Il Co.,
l2lMiddlc & 8 Temple Streets,
PORTLAND.
u,,r ,a,sr,srtr os u,su
PRIME ASSORTMENT or
DE SIRABLE GOODS,
rrruu,rp r,urrn ron o,'u,
AND WILL BE SOLD CHEAP!
Black and Colorcd Silks,
u Figures, rhii1, G1rr, slH.o', aul ,hrrhf.
satin De Chimes, Toulnuls, Iniin, &c.
Tba,,.. extra purt,, 40 shlH,s CHhmu,s,
I,u1r.r. N'r.Rss Sltn u0'n1s, NniHu-
m.. u.nr-... Plain p4aiurs, 40 vo.l
Figured DcLaincs, aud Ca'hmercs,
CASHMERE & GAIA rLuns.
CASHMERE. Long 1rI sgwu. DO aII WOOL
tbpur lHiu. 1rI ~lL 1rI Vol,
From $500 a. 50, nnl
C.r.r.I rrI uh.A TuuUrr >llNWLs, with
~Hh II"-.s.
PRINTED TulUET -I'tWIS.
Ua.I auE IHI -Il.h >uNWIS.
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The SNOW un che great ridge ol che White
Mountains, iu N.u IIamrshir,, was thirty
f.tJ.sp on the frt of june.
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ia a.,I C,.Ipty, decreased. lp giNiuy b1pi To- 'he
law directs. H. ibrt,l1r ruu.-i- 'I poi."u'
4, Do. are boo I,tsI a. thr of,tr ui slii irrrt'',l, q"
make tuu,edItr payment; anil ihn.c Who have
s4, demands thereon tu ,,h.bIt tI' slu, o.
Jur. no. 1855. SUMNER H. NEWELL.
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lust received and for .aie. very large ana
- complete assortment Of stapi' md fancy
D., good 5, TO which W. invite the attention o.
the public, and particularly our old trends ana
CUSTOMERS.
DRY Gooi'
New style prints. linen lus,re.. all eolors
gngbam-, fancy and solid colors bleached
shifting. -h-etinFs. ind pl'o. ease uu~lns
brosn .hir,ing-, and she.ting-, Sea Island
cotton, canton fannel-. eotionades, hnrhps'
Hpen drills. planter. linens, bleached drills,
J,,enard diaper. cotton do, b.sched and
brown linen table damask Linen toweliug,
Hu srbacs do. crash, corded and furniture DIN
ity p; white, black, and brown Hollands Cam
bricks, all color- pape; cambria, do, large
variety Of summer coati' X, Italian cloth, nan.
ke.n-. linen ,heeiing and pillow case linens.
Choe;aw stripes, striped o-snbufgs' hickory
stripes, deum- grass cioih. -.ugham h&ndSer-
chiefs. table covers, window curtain goods,
black cotton yeiyel-. ticklng-, canvass, bird
sy. diaper. patent thread, etc.
Bpuaefs
se,y large variety of white and colored
silk AID Grape honncis black -lik do. sPu
straw do. II renee braid d.; rutland DO; leg
norm do 81 &c. misses biaomefs. corintiran
I are Do crystal larr do; net lace do Bonnet
trimmings, French tab, French ~prR- aud
/ buaeHe-. bonnet hn,ng-, silver head dresses.
&c, sc, &c, 10 tbs, line.
Uais
I 81. f,.ti,r.ti. r,olo.kfn has CENT.
+ -, A.. moi. and t,nhl,. l,,borp
~. A., rsn,.,,hy :,lip do b.aek
! ,ud vfit. wool do black mpriuo TO-. Trxa.
/ DO. planter do. ko-suln IT,, Nebraska do,
cnizrn'- do, Kansas d.; cavalier do; Know
/ Nothing do superior otter mapped do.
taps
Men and bows tor quad q trd caps, plated
bup1 do. six plush do. cloth DO sc, Nc..
aod +, ,e. NOR. af the same sort
Rant, a,J >hoes
NJ and ho,.,t, a,d c,ir boo.. men,
90, .,.,s,.d ,aif boot. .hoe. a ,ery .npe.
.,.Io pl.,f,J.l,,,.., ND. men aud how =
bound and unbound KIP brogaus. goat shoes,
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1--WE Executive Board of Managers. appoin,
/ ed by Marshall Lodge No, -. announce To-
III. public that the sth session OF the institute
commenced on tho Third Monday in Seplem'
Der and will continue ten months, embracing
two. se-slon.--bni no vacation at the close OF
the frs.--under the direction Of the following
FACULTY.
Rev Tho 3 WtLsos, y. D., President
Mis-. MARrHA LirrLstifLp, Wee Principal
Miss Susan Il Foster, Engltsb Literature
Miss l.. roESELiA JUSx, Ornamental. Depart
msni and French.
Miss ELIZA N 3uRroS, Primary Department
Miss ARARELLA JrsSErr JUsE, Muse, PAM
aud Guitar.
Miss |. CoRsrLiA Jusr. Nusic, Organ
n D,xvopru p-otsxSor Of Vocal Nusfc
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5eletteo l)1ttrp.
OLD como.

Give me the .our. love - scar,
In sweet aud sunny day. Of yore;
Which came W CUISINES TO my ear,
From fps tina, breathe .hrm nee no more.
From lips, alas on which the worm,
In cooled and du-iy silence lies
Wh.r- many loved, lanented form,
I. hid from Sorrows filing -yss
Yss,when those unforgo,tea lays
Come trembling wi,h ,piri soies,
imina ne Of those rari' day'.
When to respire wa. to fjOeei
when cladsoms flowers and frui'ase .hone
Vhere'cr ny willing footsteps fell
When hope-' hrgi realm was all m ne own,
And fancy Whispered" Al Is wsll."
Give me nil song'. They str my he'rt
A. with some gloriou. trumpet.tons;
Deyond the reach Of modern art,
They rule it, thrilling cord. ALONE
TIN, on the wings II thought, | ay,
Back 10 that boundary Of bliss,
Whieh once beneath my childhood. ssy
Embraced scene of lo.slInes-
Thus. when the portal. Of nine eh'
Those long remembered lay- receive.
They ,eem ike rre-ia, whose voices cheer
sly breast. ard bid it not to gtieve;
They ring IN radences Of love-
They tell Of dream. now Vanished ALL
D,erm. t at decended from above
Visions, It's rapture TO recall.
Give me aid songs, | know not why,
Bat every tone they breathe TO me-,
lsfraaght with pleasures, pure and high
With honest love, or houc.' glee
They move ne, when by chanre heard
They rou.e each slumberiug pulse anew;
Til every scene ia Memory derr,
Il pictured brightly to my yiew.
do no, ask those 'eklv lays.
Der which affected maden- bond;
Which scented fop. are bound to praise
To which dull crowds their homage lend
Give me some simple Scottish sony
Or lays from Er.8'. distant isle,
iays. that to love and Truth belong,
And cause tho sudiesi ip 10 smile.
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v. n. FAkt.tl.

HAVING PURCHASED W. ". ConBs
entire stock of goods and house, would
respectfully call the attention OF the pnbh, to
Ihs weH seiecicd Stock nor on hand
Which will be rrpIeni-hed as soon as navlga.
ton permits, consisting of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Read, made clothing srr-ey-, blankets.
Ru,set-, boots and shoes. hoes trace, log
brea., and fifth chains, blacksmith, toois ron,
steel castings and nails Saddlefl ladies,
misses, boy, and gents saddles, BRIDES, mar
tinrale-, glrth> buggy harness and c"liar-,
best description sugar coffee, s1l'. 'nula-.es
and lime, sperm and star candles. &c, &c.
A fresh supply OF GARDEN SEED Just
received from David LAudrcth- celebrated
garden, Philadelphia.
lie also invites attention TO his large and
tOHNODiOi UtREHOi Sc.
plent, oi room Tor cotton or iroighis Hacks
and horse, furnished to Marshall, from whence
coute, ance can be obtained To any portion Of
lcxas, by calling on Z. T. Huson.
Cass adrdHctd on COTTON
Hd.s ard Psi'rtes taken IN erebsnge ja' goods.
Port Caddu, Jan +. 1858. !3tt
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BOOKS, lBOtplA :.
! '

I'VE invite the attention OF teachers, par
W onr,, and GUARDIAN, to our large and
complete assortment Of school and misceIla.
nenus books etc
luk, ink-stand-, steel pens, pencils, pen hol-
der,, states ard pencils blue laid fools cap,
record and letter paper. gilt ,dge do, broad
account paper, drawing do. perforated. bristol
boards, Il ,ncfnn's History of the United States,
Nar-hallS a-hingion, prcseotts Peru and
Mexico, Gibbou' Rome, Mcaulay's England
thg,ter, Family Bible pocket do Pfc,byic.
fian hymns. old school, Methodist de-. Psalm
i, iamly testamout-, large PRINT with Ju~ten
Edward notes Wchsicrs unabridged dcliuna-
~. alb dyed do, McGnify. lsi, 2nd Bird. An,
and 5h readers. " ilard's United States Par.
ley and " ilard's Universal History. Webster
spoilers, Ncb~frr's dehners, Smith and Dawes
arithmetics, Greenleaf's do, University do
Common School do, Cum~tock'. Philosophy
and Chemistry, loyefs and the oung speaker
Dawes al zebra legcudsr. bourbon. geometry
aud surveying Was lands moral SCIENCE works
# Goldsnnih, Pope. Rogers, Campo. aud Tie.
mans, trahbc, llrebe, and Pollock cowper
and Thompson, Scott, Byron, Topper, liuwit'.
Cook, and l. ndon Shakespeare, MILFORD
Bard, Plulnrch, lo-ephu-, Spectator, lile of
Patrick Henry. William Writ Bible IN Family.
do in Counting II use, Masonic Chart, Gilf.
Ian, Bliss and l.es-le., cookery Hist Nor.
mons, Women Of England, Nodis Lectures,
Srnecas Morals, Butter. iiudibras, Mason
and Hind. larrier, Memorandum books, Mer.
chants do, superior fancy note paper and en-
yelop.s, lndehbie ink. Don Quixot., Arabian
Nights, Scottish Chiefs, Children OF tn. Able,
Robinson Cru.oe Honro. fdvard.. Wander.
ing Jew, American Songster-, lvanhoc, Geor-
ga Scenes, Maj Jones's Courtshp, cruden',
Concordance. Together with all OF the school
books usually found in the market.
&. &. GREGG s. co.
Anil "a 1879
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SPRING. GOODS,

WE are now receiving and opening a full
w assortment Of spring and summer dress
goods, li's1 styles and patterns, to which We
respectfully invite the attention of the ladies,
before making their spring purchases.
Faucy dress silks plain black six plnin
and figured hareRes bfIlhant- painted lawns
orgsudir>, silk grenadines painted lacouctt
Xix TISSUES white. ard coiorcd nfltou-
black lace points manillt-, bonnet aud sasi
ribbons belt ribbons florence silks a,~urtc,
color, black .llk thule illusion black lac,
Wells tN i~tcd six mitt- superior quality
hosiery, etc k & X. II KEY
MARCH u 1858
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WV. u. MILLER,
Wholesale Druggist and Book seller,

NHFftpoif, la.
DESpE, rFtl lN solrits the a,trution and
IL patronage Of the physicians, merchant.
and planters of Harrison county lis large
stock OF Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, surg.
cad Instruments, paints, oils, brushes, yatn,h,
botanic medicines, paicu, medicines, toilette
and fancy articles, pcrtumcy, window glass,
ptysiciau'- gn-- ware, spies garden seed,
wines, trlnd' tobacco snH', cigars aud
BDOh> iND NIiIi0NER
If ali kind, ha, been very carefully selected
TO winch additions are being constantly made,
and the ql,hty apd purity of which are guar.
antced. aud Vii be- sold on a> accommodating
Terms as al ANY establishment in the south
January "a, 1898. I'm
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BON<ETS BONNEISu
WE respectfully invite the ladies' to call
w and examine our rich and extensive ss-
sor,nen, of spring aud summer bonne' Of
the latest style and fashion, now vpenli d.
rect from Philadelphia and New York com.
pri,ing ladies'. rich trimmed bonne,., (all col.
ors.) Grape do trimmed and plain straw bon
nets; misses and infants hats straw gymp.
ruchers, &c.
Il. 4. r. II. KEY.
Nsuhall, March 81, 1855
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JEWISH PILGRIM IN PALESTINE


Are these me ancient NOW mus
!. ,sis tho land err story 6ll.
Vnh mary no, vet cold
r., have c,a..d by , shrine
o,.,n.,y, land ,od se,.
nu, .,,Il. Oh promised Palestine
uy dreams have been of thee.
ace Thy mountain cedat1 g'"eh'
,vi,L .,,,,,o,s III, ,,bt M tb.y have been.
Whom I.,,el's home WA. there,
rbo,,b 90, thee .vord and time have pa..c
And cro.. nnd Crescent .honc.
Ard heavily the chain hath PRESSED
We, st1l tbon art our own.
Thine are the wandering ''ce That 20
Whose blood hath stained tho Polar snow,
And 1ucnchcd the desert sand
And thine the homeless hearts TINT turn
F,om an Earih's sh,ine- to thee,
With their lone Faith for ages oorne
In sl,eples~ memory.
for thrones are '' '--''''''''' s'''
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LADEN FANCY DRESS GOODS
oL.ornlNGti CLOrHlNGi

CLOTHING tLOrIIlNGlli
WE have us. received large and -npe-
w nor lot Of gents summer clothing, winch
We offer tor sale On
.H,s Reasonable TERMS.
White linen bosom shirts. cotton under
SHIRTS, hickory shirts, shirt collars, drawers,
cottonade, linen drill brown linen, linen check,
white linen dnl, dmp d'elo, and black doe
kin pants Ve-t--ljiaek satin, fancy mar
seilles bull do white grenadinc silk fancy
linen. canvass drill check do weting, bull,
valencia and white mar-eillcs
COATS
Black cloth canvass drill, Russia duck cheek
linen buff mascill--, grass cloth, seer sucker,
planters linen. india xix satin d'chinc Italian
cloth mohar, and alpaca coats boys alpaca
and linen coats.
G.. G.. GREGG 4 co,
N.,cL 81 lqE,
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HATS iiAIS,' iiAISlN
hENT'S fashionable moleskin hats
VI DO black and colored brush do
do do do do cashmere do
do do close beaver do
do do aud coI'd leghorn do
do Panama do.
hat= and youths blk brush soft do,
DO do do pearl rasSimere do.
do leghorn and canton straw do
planters broad hrm hats
men. and boys palm do assorted.
II ~. K. H. KEY.
March 81 1850
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MOTTO T..

w II COBBS, can be found in pot
W Caddo on Thursdays, and thc remain
der of the week in Marshall, at the counting
room Of G.. II. Williams, under the Republican
sfce,
April II; 1883, 80 II
\UBIAS, for sale by
y r. & n H. KEY.
Aptl :. 1885
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- Youss HARRis'
YOUNG 4 HARRIS,
1 RE now receiving and opening direct from
y the Eastern cities. o lHree and
wen selected StOCk Of Goods,

wen selected SiOCk u aoOUs,
Z consisting 30 par Of
REtDi MADE CLOTHfNG,
Boo',. Shes Hafs and CaJ, i he Crsafssf
rari,fy aud latest eyiss, Lldies' and 6sHn
cotton, az and merigo Iesb, H9si'rn
o.act, utus aud assorted k'd six,
cot N 4, hsls Gi0tss, .9h,,
T4,tis, Cashmere. sic.
ALSO,
LiDTEY FANCI DRESS GOODS
such q. barsge-, SILKS. Escorted, aipacca,.
merinos, mu-ln-, muslin d'lalnr- pnid-, prints
gingban-, bayadrre, cambric-, pupien-, mohair,
ilpacca. linen lu-tre, cambnc., with rich Va
rety Of ,,lk up-ie-, ak and blonde Bonncts.
IF the ,E:cst styles, etc linen, satin. danask.
u superior ortcle, napkins, flannel, -bawl-, six
ana cotton handkerchIef-, and larg. variety Of
other articles too numerous io mention, to all
ii which special attention is invited which "e
will sell chsap, chap, cheaper, for cash, or to
punctuai dealers on time Accounts due on
demand.
CAN and examine our stock, Mt the brich
house, south side puhe square, enc door wesi
I'll u Il II Key, and formerly occupied by
ioung & Johnson IA a drug store.
lanuar, 20. 1850 ~
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CAST SIEEI UDEN.
SCONill'S east steel planter hoe, No | J, 3
= " e. Il Co. cotton /, :
Just received, and for sale b.
II " K. II KEY.
March 10. 1885
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SUOES fOR ADIES.
" T. rrr now In receipt IT very large and
w complete assortment ct Ladies' shoes,
amnnr E hltii mW br found
iadios' goal. POLKA oot~; ennn'rled K r,
Jenny lud- kid ball CATERS, ND ~hooiee.;
coiored lasting CATERS three quarter aud onr
half dn kid laa. tootS .'k lasting Pa,tcss;
goat and cat bd~kIu, white English sid hoe.
lees. wtle kId boots colorod talms do
hail galter, 10.
also,
4 complete asset rim NJ Of misses shoes and
CATERS, including all sizes, cuor-, and quail
ties from the coarsesl, everyday, up 10 lar
finest Sunday go-to-merting shoes
tINb-
GENTS fine Calf Boots and >Aost
Our shoes were manufactured IN tn, city Of
Philadelphia, by lltddock, Reed, a Co, eI.
prcs,ly for The southern trade, and
sad BY Lrogi hodg n be the Bsa
Ladies shoes ever before offered in this market.
G. T.. GREGG, ~ 90
March %, 1893