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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-09-26
ROGERS LIVERWORT & TAR,
FUR THE
COMPLETE CURE OF COUGHS,
COLDS, INFLUENZA, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, SPLITTING OF
BLOOD, g. ALL OTHER
LUNG COMPLAINTS TENDING TO

COMPLETE CURE OF COUGHS
BRONCHITIS, SPLITTING OF
BLOOD, g. ALL OTHER
LUNG COMPLAINTS TENDING TO
~GDMSUMPTlOM?
IIs preparation is getting into all our country.
The numerous letters we receive from our various
neghborhoods warrant US in saying 1t one OF the best
not the cory best Cough Medicines now before the public
Gerry ,cors cases When all other Cough preparations have
cd this hns relieved the patient as druggists dealers In
medicines and physicians can testify Ask tie Agent IN
your nearest town. what has been his experience Of the eff
ccts of this medicine If he has been selling 1t for any
length Of time lie will tell you
1T is THE BEST MEDICINE EXTANT.
Below We give few extracts from letters have recciv-
cd lately regarding the virtues Of this medicine.
DR.. SIS. 0slin Of Knoxville Ga -Ihdoe been usin0
voup rerrort and Tar Gerry een8ry in my 7rncflcS,
ese ysars past and seM Ieasurg sats tat,
lam acquainted, for achict it &s recommended"
Nessrs Fitzgerald Renners writing from Waynesyie,
N c. say -TAe Lice7cort and Tar is becoming daily
Ill aefo 1Gre tried speak IL conenda6l te,n,s et Il,
and say s Gerry JenHcim in aheeiatin9 the complaints
for arhich Il is recommended"
Our Agent in Pickcns s. c. Mr. s. p McF assures us
tat he uses it 7c great benefit In his own family and re-
coemends It 10 his neghbors" He gives an instance Of
negro woman In his vicinity, who had been suffering with
who was relieved by the Livcrwort and Tar.
Such the good reports hear Of this medicine from
all parts Of the South For report Of the surprising cures
1t has p rformed in tho Western and Northern and Eastern
Sntes would invite the suffering patient to read the
pamphlet which accompanies each bottle To ALL We say
hare hope, hars hope
TRY THE MEDICINE!
BE WARNED SEASON!!!
And neglect no. that cough which Is daily weaEng your
constitution irritating your throat and lungs and inviting
Jn hn dread disease Consumption when so soothing and
Healing remedy be obtained as Dr. Rodgers Syrup Of
Liverwort md Tar
Beware of Counterfeits and Base limitations.
The genuine article is signed ANDREW RODGERS, on the
cugraveI wrapper around each bottle.
Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for s. Sold Wholesale
and retail by
SCOVIL g. MEAD,
iii Charlres 81 bet Cont and St Louis, N. O.
SOLE AaESTs FOR THE SOUTHERN STATZs, to whom a or
dcrs and applications for Agencies must be addressed
Sold also BY &. L. PENN, Edgefeld G. il; WaRDLAW q
LYON Abbevilc G. H.; T. G. RISLEY. Laurensyillc; +.
PRATT & CO., Newberry: HAf1LASD. RIStEY & GO,
Augusta, Ga, and IIAFlLASD, HARkALL d Gu,
t,arI
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-09-26

MEASUREMENT OF Corn IN THE CRIB
After levellng the corn, multiply the length
aud breadth OF tine house together, and the
product by the depth. which will give the
cubic feet of the bulk of corn; then divide
this first product by 10, and the quotient
will be the number of barrels Of shelled corn
contained in the house or crib. II there he
a remainder after the division, it will be so
many twelfths of barrel OF shelled corn
over.
Erample-l2 feet long
IL feet broad
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TRY THE MEDICINE!

TO the Ladies.
MRS. EFT. HAMILTON, takes GM
IHI this method Of informing the Ladies of v3&
Edge6eld Village and vicinity, that she has COM
mrnced the -.
Millinery and Dress Making Business,
at the Sture formerly occupied by Mrs. Brown.
Nov lB If a.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE, OF GEORGIA.

THE TWENTY FOURTH Course of Lectures
/ l. in this Institution will commence the first
|" Monday in November next
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Look Out,

A IL those that are indebted to the Subscriber
II Oh small notes or accounts Money must come
M. W. CLARY.
Sent 5 4t "a
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LEAylTT'S PREMIUM PORTABLE
CORN MILLS,
FOR CRUSHING CORN AND COB tT06E TIER,
AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

HAvING received the Sole Agency for the
IL State Of South Carolina, for the above cele-
brated Mills, conceded on all hands 10 be the great.
est economsers and labor articles Of the day,
the Subscriber is desiruus Of establishing Sub-Agen-
cies for their sale in every District of the State.
Prices within the reach Of every farmer in the land
ranging from fifty to one hundred dollars, according
10 power, size and quality. No better investment
can be made by the Planters of this or any other
State, either for profit or convenience and no far
mer should be without them, nor would they be, if
they we're aware of their value and utility.
A. s. LANGLEY,
General Agent Cor the State.
July g. 6m rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-09-26

Administrators Notice.
4. IL Persons having demands against the Estate
"A Of VIM. H. Adams, decd, are hereby notided
to present the same, property attes.ed fox payment,
and those who are indebted to the Estate, are re-
quested to make payment to
E. PENN, Adm,or.
Jan "a y
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Naero. Cloths and Blankets,

lust received by the Undersigned q large Stock
81 of NEGRO CLOTHS aud White and Grey
Negro BLANKETS, to which the attention Of tho
Planters is respectfully invited. Tie above Goods
will be sold at very lew prices.
VIM. SHEAR.
Augusta, Aug l3 t.. 81
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TX EEP constantly on hand, and offer to their
IA friends and the public generally, the largest
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Sherif',s Sale.

Augusta, July % 2m
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-01
BY DUNHAM & BROWN, Z
BUSINESS CARDS.
0SCEOLA HOTEL,
BY DAVID HALL,
Osceola, Clark County, Iowa.
OTTUMWA HOUSE.

ape41V WHY, 4UWa.
THE undersigned faving recently purchased tn,
i ab We House, would respectful inform the tra,
cling commun ty and public generally, that he ha.
rcfttcd and thoroughly renovated the above House
and is now prepared to offer good sccomnol tons
the country viii afford. to all those who may favor
him with call. His constant attention will be given
to render all those who may call comfortable So
jousn.
Hs House being large and commodious, he fatters
himself that he can give general satisfaction to his
guests.
Connected with the above House he has good and
ccmmo iious stable where will be kept at all times
good supply Of oats, corn and timothy hay, and
trnsty and efficient OsrL1R. THOS. G. GWEN
Ottumwa, may I, ,'55-ly. Proprietor.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-01
CAMPBELL & M'CLURE'S
Lumber Yard.

TNHE undersigned respectfully inform the public
thatthey have established an extensive LuD be
Yard, on Main street, near the Hawk-Eye Bridge
there they have now on hand, and shall constantly
kcep, alargeand complete assortment OF Lumber for
building and other purposes.
Aso-Laths and Shingles, &C., all of which they
willsell at the lowest market price for cash.
July s, lS53-tf Campbell 4 MCCLURE
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SHINGLES AND LUMBER,

We W. FIR ".
wN. CARSON, E.pRANp,
HENRY EATON, BE-. DOWNS,
LAVE associated themselves under the pane and
IL style Of CARSON, EATON l. Co., Of Gaiena
and Wisconsin, and
E. D. RAND & CO.,
Of Burlington, Iowa, for the purpose Of manufacur-
ing and selling Lumber, Shingles and Square Timber.
They have their new Mills now in full operation
Having spared no expense in procuring the best
chinery they fatter themselves that in the ensuing
summer the can offer very superior article Of Lurn
Der. [Feb. 24, '55.
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= THOMAS w. NEWMAN,
dTTORNE Y.AND COUNSELLOR.ATL
Office on Washington ST., ono door west Of Third
Burlington. iowa.
N I'LL promptly attend to and agencies collecting
w debts, investing money, locating and selling
LAND WARRANTS, and all other business pertaining
ais profession
n. EvERSON,
ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Washington
Washington county, Iowa.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-01
Church Directory.


METHODIST.
Old Zion, Third street. between Washington and
Columbia. Rev. J. GAsSER, Pastor. Services l03
u. m and Z p. M Seats free.
Ebenezes Chapel. Division steeet, between 5th and
6th Rev. w. +. CowLEs, Pastor. Se.vccc lOA
a. IN. and p. m.
German Methodist, corner Of 9th md High streets.
Rev. III. F. KoNKKE. Pastor. Services 10Y a. M
and p. m. Seats free.
PRESBYTERIAN.
lst Church, corncr of Washington and 5th sts. DR.,
J.HARRisoN, Pastor. S,rviccs lO4 .. m, D. m.
I'd Church, Marion Hall, corner Of lth and Wash
ingtn streets Rev. G. P. JESsisas, Pastor. Ser
ivcss Ii .. m. and p. m. Seats free.
BAPTIST
church on It'll between Washington and Columbia.
Rev. q. J. JOHNSON, Pastor. Services lRA q. m
and pm.
sssiA Hill scheol Hease, Rev. Prof. G. W. Guxxl.
son, preacher. Service at 3p. IN.
CONGREGATIONAL
Church, 9Th street between cerson and Wasbiu cton
Rev. W. SALrER, Pastor. Services lea q. m and
EPISCOPAL.
Christ CAsrch, corner 5th aud High streets Rev.
+. Il. NArs, Astor. Services l l a. m. and p. IN.
GERMAN LUTHERAN
Church. C~Ecr Of 9th and Columbia streets. Rev.
Mr.. DasssEL, Pastor. Services leg a. m, D. m
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
st. Paus Church. Columbia, between 3d and lth ct.
Rev. kISsELLA, Pastor. Services and l0A a.
m. and u p. m.
81 Johns Church, corner of 7th street and Central
Square. Rev. q. RErFs, PASTOR Services s and
lol >. m and y p. m.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-01

y.MES GREEN. JOHN T. ERAwN
GREEN & BROWN,
ArT0RNEYS IS AT LAW, AND SOLICITORS IN Ca ANcERY.
u ELLINGTON, IOWA, Will give prompt atten.
- IN to all business entrusted to their care in Des
Moincs and surrounding counties. Office immediatel,
north II the Barret House, in the old County Build
ings.
ma, Is, 1854. ~ 9
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MAXIM d BROTHER,
No. Ia Main street. Sc, Lou;s No
CLARK & CHESTNUT.

OA111OA " tCT1EON UT
Lave just received by Ossmau Express and ~.
IL now opening for inspection, the nEsr selection
and most beautiful stock Of sFT ~
Fall assd winter Goods.
embracing all the latest styles Of Dress Good, aud
trimmings to mate, that could be found in All N.
eastern cities. Indeed we have everything usu.Ilr
found in Dry Goods establishments: such as
Hardware, Glassware. and Quee nswsye
Hats, Caps, Boots Shoes, Bonnets, Oil Cloths. Car
Pets Clothing, DC, &C., to which we would
call the attention Of the ctizcns and ali other.
visiting Burlington for the purpose Of purchssinc
cheap goods, and consult their own intercst bv a Z
ing atths s-,'''-' S-'
l3AEyINtEla Iol,A EJa
before purchasing elsewhere, as we nro detern,ned
not to be uEders old by any other establishment in
place. Our goods have all been selected with rrrnt
care and by one that is we'll acquainted with fhe
wants OF the community, consisting in part of French
and English Merinoes, MusIins ard all wool De.
lanes plain and figured silks, Cvburgs Sack Flannel.
Debegs. Persian Cloths. plain and figured PopIa I'M
embroidered Drapcry Mnslins and Curtain namasLs,
with Gimps and Tassels to match; Cloths. CASH
meres, Satinetts Tweeds Jeans Linens, red Flannel.
brown, bieached and coiored Canton Flannels: slk'
satin, straw and gimp Bonnets to trim bonnet R;b
bons, all colors; Phiadelpha made Booss and Shoes.
Shawis long Ihibet Cashmere; n nice assortment *
children swool Hose, all sizes: ladies cotton and wool
Hose; Gloves, Kid, all colors Cashmere and T;sla
Thread; Black Mits, Gloves, etc. etc. etc.
aug, Is, '54-tf. l-' HH sTf
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aPRING aTTLE-.MOLEsKuN HaTs.
Patent Csimped Brim- Som ethino Neso.
n HAVE Just received an invoice Of McNeil,e new
j style patent Crimprd Bsim Hats, super extra
MOL ESKIN HATS. sf
which are great improvement uron the hat hereto.
fore In ms. and very uneurpssmbIe. 49,
|mlmsreh ~ III ss@ 4is w. sTURGIs.
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REFRR ro-Pagc Bacon, and w L. Ewing Co.,
St. Louis, No.; Samuel Holmes, Esq., Quincy, ILL.,,
Green Stone, Muscatine, To-; Burrows Prettyman.
Davenport To-; J. II Langley 4 Co., Rock Island,
Ill B. II Campbell B Co., Galena, H.; II. T. Eos
ter, Beardstown. Ill Hon. A. Starne, Springfield,
cago; W. 5. Gilman E.q., New York; J g. Law
Co., and Sunderland / Bros, Burlington. Iowa.
Mark packages Scare r. ". A. + Co., Chicago"
April 3O-6n.
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T. w. ALEXANDER & co.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Nos. 10 liz South Water Street, Central Wharf,
is CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,. IS
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E. D. RAND & CO.,
T.. ID RAND t. co..

T.. - RAND & CO.,
4 NXlOUs to dispose Of their present large stock
"a OF Lumber to make room for still larger stock
in the spring they think they make it 70 the in
tercst Of oil who wish to purchase to give them call
and find out what Lumber ought to sell at. feb2i
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p. K. WILsO

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
WILL attend promptly 70 AI professional business
w entrusted to his care, in Des Moines and the
surrounding counties. Special attention given 70 the
securing and collecting Of claims: also, to renting
and paying upon real estate and rcdeening Of
delinquent lands. a
Office in front room on second Aoor Of Ebersol
Mclnncs building Third street. three doors above
the Barrct House, Burlington, lows
Doe 3-1y-bp
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=. Q. LAuMAS. ae0. G. LAUnAH
J. @. LAUMAN 4 BROTHER,

COMMANDING and Commission Merchants, corner
Fnnt and Isfersm streets, Burlington, Iowa. Al.
%, Wholesale sad Retail Dealers in Dry Gooda. fs-
eenes. Hardware, lQueensware, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, kc. ,&c.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-01

Insure Your Property.
NHE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
Company, Of Hartford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL Three Hundred Thousand Dollars.
For further particulars enquire of
]. M. SWAN, Agent.
Feb 20, '55-ly Burlington; lows.
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IA q a..
FULTON LAKE BOAT LINE.
Without Transhipment at Albany or Tro,

DP0PRIETORS-A. D. ELLIS l. Co., Ms. l. 2
i Ohio Buildings, loot Of Main street, Buffalo.
JAMES BELL Co., No. liz Broad street, New York.
A. ID. ELLIS, Buffalo JAMES BELL New York.
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PAPER AGENCY,

fAFEh A6ENCy.
L. CORSE has been appointed Agent by the Mo.
line Manufacturing Mills for the sale of their pa
per. lie has now on hand fine stock Of printing pa.
per the bestquality and wills be in receptof
heavy stock Of wrapping paper.
~ Printersand dMerchantsareinvitedto calland
examiNe for themselves. burlington ,apr 80, '53
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-01

Cash advances on Produce and crch andise for salt
in this Market, or shipment East
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08
SPRING GO OBS.

AE are now receiving and opening full
w assortment Of spring and summer dress
goods, latest siyles aud patterns, 10 which We
respectfully invite the attention Of the ladies',
before making Their sp1ng purchases.
Fancy dress silks plain black silk. plain,
aud figured baTegos brlliabis painted lawns.
organdies; six grenadines; painted laconett
six tissues white, and coiored iartons,
black lac. points inan,iiias bonnet and sash
ribbons belt ribbons florence silks, assorted
eolors black six thule. Illusion black lace
wells twisted silk miiis, superior quality
hosiery, etc. K 81 K. II. KEY.
March -, 1865
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

Ssrfl slf n .Le PutAr NlHaf"
Marshall, 1r,a-.
n>lIE subscriber thankful fl 'te liberal pat
ronaer be- has enjoyed dmas u.c r--'
year. respectfully inform lis iucnda aud th'
pabhc. thai be has just received and o. No."
sprulng q barge and haud-smr toes Cd
SPRING iNp - HNEG eorp>.
,taiudtu, t.dirs' dress etitas pf every farrif
and PATTERN, and wklei ,annai iaii ta please h''
,sir friends. Gcnilencus dfcs nunds. in' Tee
ding iuil assortment Of
EEADi MADL ttpIlilNh
Boot. shoe,, bats, &c. Also " lsf sup
ply 0f
AVIATION G1pN-
t,eetlisf wlth varsity OF arisiee 3d." r'ia.f.
aa- L, mention IT, SID
rgl,f~ to - % I'M flAi
sul hope, those sl-hisr o. pnnha.r WtH
without further sslie..aton olh .fd 'Nfnif'
Tor thcmaeses.
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y1rE have Jast hrcsci aud Up,uD a. 'Nf-.
w a.,.nr4sai - alg NAL r.''iis-, ''n-
ID ting 81 -ra@-, fancy iin'n, epit' 'a'. ''H
,lr.,as cpais fancy liacn, cutionA'ir, $500 ~
,..',.,a pants a superior ariieie ul -iIfi- "l,h
'a... without collars. hne hueneollaf' vests, 1e
iINp
a barge stact ol rasana, MANILA, icgl'afH.
.trss pslule4f and lsdole hats. dou''it and
.Ir.ir bnrl II The very lalest Styles aud
t.uau.
la add. Uou g., ,,ln,l. "a, hstes barge surph
q tsla.- tne, dies, goods. conelsiaig Cd
a.u.. mu.IiH aiA ts.aes oamhudsi dcrss
trimming. Of -nrl1r 1Fies. Dc, cft'ciis,
r,,.. ua.hIn.s. .,aius birds. Percussion cap.
e. u saI L.es hssf eatrf pool hu'iou-
l.4.. all... ~ i.I agat, pearl, and j. vafi
of a.lser anp.'. 5000 u4m.toas 90 mention.
runha-tls tfc g. g,l-lulli invited q" ''il
4ud etam.ne our stock. and af want o dr.
tHcia understood thai ot ~ili SEQ 'arp
.f#I.a = 81 g.
f..f UsH4
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Course Of Study, and Charges per Scs
sion. Twoaty Weeks.

PEImaag brihogfarhy,
EesIaaand writing per session Of
tFt months. eio %
ST. nsp lr.ug GAS Elementary ies-
-nas iu Arithmetic, hfammaf beo-
efaphy Natural Philosophy. fhisi-
oiaev aud History st1 90
fle-I IruoE Gas, English Gram.
mar Groeaphy, arithmetic contin-
uad, Natural Philosophy, Watts on
TIE MiHs, BOTANY, Zoology Nyhui
o.,s. and History. $50 90
AIrrLf ttAss -c hrmistfY, Rhetoric,
l.aeir. Moral Scirucc. Mental PM
lssetby. Evidences Of Christianity
Political and Domestic Economy
4 irauomy. kigshra, Ancient and
Aluaefn Languages commenced $40 90
Slrua ta-s-Nn,lcnt and Modern
Languages completed Goometry
Tn.0nometrj, and review oi!orm-
or studies $40 90
Composition throughout the course,
c,ita incidental expense for pupil
per session 81 on
Drawing and Painting, each $40 90
Embroidery and Wax Work, each 90
instrumental Music. $40 90
Use II Piano extra =! 90
Nocll Music. per session, 90
Tuition payable at the end of each session
Pupils sill BE- charged from the time Of IN
trunce, until the close ofthe session. peduc
lions uladc for proiracted sickness
! Baard can bee obtained IN respectable
private families tor all those who may wish TO
send 90 the Institute.
Aupust d. lS5l-4.f
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4. Thctiord \ Il. j. scuCIOch

Ofer to the ladies' and gentlemen at the
cry CUEAP CASH STO K E
(Soah Sud- Pabiie Sqaarc,l
MARSHALL, TEXAs.
4 complete stock ofdry goods, groceries, and
~ Hardware, and VII cudeayor to keep all
articles called Tor IN thls uarke, that are useful
good neat, nice, fancy, and cheap. by street
attention 10 the wants and comfort Of our
patrons, and our ioy prizes, we hope to merit
and receive liberal shs II The cash patronage,
May - 1883
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08
WHITE GOODS.
lliII.. BROWN,

Barber and Uair dresser.
ITAS opened a shop on the North side Of
| tie public square, Marshall, Texas, which
he has fitted up as neatly as possible and sup.
pl.ed With every convenience usually met with
in TN best regulated establishments and where
be will be pleased to serve AL Who may favor
him with their custom.
Jauuafy ~ 1855 "
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NOTICE.

w H. .COBBS, can be found in Por,
w. Caddn on Thursdays, and the remain.
der Of The week IN Marshall at the counting
room Of { II. Williams, under The Republican
ef'lce
April II. 1855. 30 If
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pACufERl,EOTYpEs.

WE now have our Daguerrean business
W fully under way and would respectfully
say, We can accommodate all who want pic
lures Ia as good style as can be obtained in
any city 81 town. Our rooms are convenient
and comfortably arranged, with large 2-3
quick camera for taking children likene sses.
We are in fall possession Of all the late i'm
provemeats, and will use every endoayor to give
satisfaction. We have a iiae assortment OF
gold logkeis and breaslpins, which viii be sold
low. Our prices for pictures are as low MS can
be afforded by experienced operators
~ Rooms over Young and Harris store,
Marshall. iEAkOUT & COLLINS
March 81, 1880. 3i-u
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N,.sute Csmuic Institute.

I'VE EXECUTIVE Board Of Manager appoint
] ,l Dy Marshall Lodge Nc, -, announce to
Go, public that the Slh session Of The instinie
commenced on the Third Monday n Septem-
ier and wll continue ten months, embracing
Two. sessions but uu vacation st tx close 81
ihr ffsi-undcr the direction Of the following
fAttItt.
Rrt Tro 3 WtLsoS, ID. H., Preston
as. NAlruA iHrLEfiEip, We PrnepaL
N.., Srsas " Fo.rlE. Ensiish Lueraure.
M.a l. CuEsEiA Just, OrHaaeiaH DsPar-
htal md Fr.H-h
NJ ElfzA NJ BugIos Primary D'Parf'afn
Nj. AsssfLLA JENStfI Jusl, Hus'c P'ana
and butfaf.
Mi.. I. CorsGLlk Jrvg. Nisie, Organ
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LADIES' FANCY DRESS GOODS,
.JEWELR y.

I AIDES gold brcastpins; ear hoops
IL bracelets; cuff pins. rings gents cola,
and sleeve bnttous; shiri studs; ladies' gold
guard chains gold loekets gold clasps; cora.
necklaces, otc, for sale BY
II. 4 K II. KEY.
March . ls5J
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NEW FIR VI,

n W NlNiDN ter ders biz most sincere
VI. thanks to ,he Ladies' and Gentlemen Of
Marshall ard vicinity, Tor their very liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended to the old firm Of
Ward & Vyou, and begs leave TO say to his
old friends and customers that he has. IN con
uecton with Gen. f. Greer and William X
Smith purchased the entirc stock of good, OF
DR.. J. n Jordan, and associated with then, in
business, under the name and style of Viyion
Greer Il Co., at the old stand of Ward e.
Niyion.
In addition to their present. stock, they ex-
peci to receive, IN few weeks, large and
well selected assortment Of every article usn-
ally kept in dry-good stores They invite
their friend, 10 give them q call, ~ they are
determined 10 offer srca, Inducements and
good bargains,
April ~ 1885
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pe,tIa.l. iufafn ur rhlH y@N~YF
81 Msf.ls.I aud ,.- ..uHhls
.aaaif.. laa .f.i 20 tune ed rr.
ralas. nqau Hea ~t HfgnaE ast.
'i,rms hssr.
iirsia p, found 81 ST. q taiH4u lseef.r
.4.p. 1laI. ball ~, $3.50 .it a. fnaa IT
t..a county a. d Mam,Ul u0tf'.
jams saJ. - Us
,lornhvNRstf lat u.,..f aaIief
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February II. l~55.
LADIES SIiOES
WE have ju-t received fat end complete
w assortment of adhs aad i6sses Shoes
heai Philadelphia made consisting % pu, 81
Con, peRged, lace aaA polka boots.
Coal and Nd welt lac' boot,
Lasting and iaa SILL galters,
Bronze and pearl hall gaiier-,
kd and calf shoeiees
Colofed mcdallions
Black aud colorod sid lace boots
Calf peaged boots,
Enameled Jenny Lind boots
Willie kd huskifs, etc. eict for sait 30
lowest market prices.
II. Il r. II. KEY.
April 7. lsh5.