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'1'-'H5 COATES s1.Ili & BRO n.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FoR IHR PURCHASE AND sAL8 or
WOOL.
~, -r..1,.R sT,v.e4 ahnye Front street
- PHILEDELPHIS-

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EASH

REDUJN III
TIE Es4ers<Be4, Ez=fsii fs- :hs have
received froz SFEr<z< aud :k~ Pseate
EsseTay. Cd s:aad, respectfully ask eor:tns
q tA@ ta=F zeE loczftsn No. 1l5 AAi Be-
tween Icn.oe AID Union streets
Po.s At =. .seseSs 2 kSS2 go an ssseT1s5; o.
Fur1hf-= Gods had ti1f Etl - ass likely 70 Gi
LzE1e Eho EifA 1hk~ pat-cn1re-
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WesT eI5: zS5S ESTaot1gs. AID aside fES1
zs:8iIaE pacing de1Arfsss San eouii2ae 10
kand original p4=S5yes Of asserted Qe>=sg4Fe
adapted this section Of eosntry ana tie extreme West
HhEch viii Be offered anal advance the cost
Connected With this hazse. Is = RLlST GLASS NAME
FACTORY: hezee CSuntEE Merchants s=ir GPee
saving the carriage the East tia point, By bzSE
J. &. DUSHAN Co.
milf No. 1I5 Nafa ST. hstEe%p H1Froe 4 Esior SIS
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New Music

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TUST IsSCED-Lsossfs POKE We Jsy sal tAs A.. Free
Write . uas vsry ofsn o. tsz Bor5sr eG sssszl..
Were Al 20 ioBd g kfssin. JGzta !sFaa-ag Errs.R
Bel Natz-Al Bridgs SesstissA Nssz-Sa Ses IrEIse1z1
Parry SehoftseA, ReePsaSe sehoe<eE- Frazkrs T1Itx
Peabody Polka A=zse Laa=5e W4l:E, 5C6zf-k HE NAIL
Grattsde Polka SPEaE Fever seho.;A. PrT4l= Dasce
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-09

TO HOCSEKEEPERS
STORE AID FOR sale 7eds-ea prices tse foIozz<
articles, TX: Pll1e WANTS, sETlsg AL PLATA;
Coal VASES, tV sr<s: Five s4-ss ef asea: qzsIteI-
Also, Fen3erS Ash PAS. Coal SsE:es, Tols: sop
Baekets Cake Spice AID Kaz Baxe Trays, Csra Pe
e-H, Hearth BeoSs. zsso-ted sizes Table Cese AID
Mats CaAEoE AID Vegetable Tssh=s- Plated SposaI asd
Rerks OF the best quality CIetes. Ir1y<sEs and Cap B1
kets Of varoaS pstEerns SIDE Insns Gnee Neat C=ite
aad VARIOUS oh<F articles SSefu 70 H5cse Keepers
vi HFBC2N
deeSS No 81 H5arek Szr=ez-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-02
Csrrosing In England. sad Its Punishuseut
Prom fngtsb paper

The Rev. Joseph KinssmI the exceept snd oxps
rienesd chaplaa q Pensonve model pri,on 10 fopn
that the Judges should sentence every earroer burglar
and ethes robber uho any sort OF upon toe
pcrsoa 70 perpetual Imprisonment "1ne late sergeant
Adsms," he Observes, put down . crime which so
befnninr 70 be very rife str or seven Jeas sro-eror
log mosey BY threats OF Infamous Accusauons-by SEQ
Tor lie. These vile came under my own charge
and never say couvcs 90 utterly sstonsnsd and horn
aed IL their sentence. 1heir couteders 90 Immediately
toua 10 other schemes OF vilaDy Ices hazardous LIT oil
auen - st murder whether successful not DO treat
Cd Allie win The penalty Of death ana 10 this aSfu CO
iesofy Of offences let all robberics be sdded
rhich result In death Of the plundorei, OF Of
persons protecting the properly an persons Of
others, although murder may not Rave been
originally contemplated. let there be prison FOR
ecrpstua imgrisonmcnt ESTABLISHED Of very fofmidsbe
oharscser, 70 .hch the worst oneudsrs shall be COZ.
signed the ifc character u tne scateuce aad the
hopsleesness escape Witch strike terror
Of the thef. Cpoa pcssbihy desrabeness OF re
vertrs 70 rsnsportaton oniy say, tas' IN my opu'oa
The present penal regus'ocs 81 the country only more
sbnsenty carried oct iuy equal 10 the present eri
sc % crime OF mech worse eme' geocy of the kidd
hferrins 10 the mode IN which ssrrote rooser~ ere
usually pcvpctraisd, ne says, The robbtrs work ~
ssDs, which siss gesoSsiiy o. three persons Toe
islkst nd most muscular comes behind the nteuiec
victim, ard, rspAdy throwing arm around the neck.
prcsses the threat am s 70 guiaton Inc others
rife The pockets and other asspt The best vsy 70
the hrst perception cf danger rsgidy and ~ frmy ~
pcsssble 10 slow lunss full play and thea 70
make rood a. tbern men aud women alike screaming
Justify. Alta good shoui The robbers VIII ruu. and all
he as'er The STACKED iura pursuer and sasist me
capture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-02

ooupecicut psper gives soc following sccouss Of .
remarkable Old Ad, who died 10 that state lass week =
Mrs. AscaI Ru-r died IN Bcsrsh on the Goth ult she
-ss The ose hundredsh year OF her age, and probably
NE Oldest person 10 the county, 40, 10 the state Her
maiden rsrne Abigail Aleu. and she vas married 10
t1S0 she vas born n kontvne. ~ 70 within q fev
wttks Of her death has always been the sole house
Keeper o. her con, vie manages isrss farm see drew
pensos oonsedge Of The RevoiutonarY services %
her hu.csod. Who ho been dead many 7eSs. She ~ss
renewable Cor her sre>t memory. bat few yesrs
sncs she would repesi verbatim hiltons Paradise
fosA" Tue Bibe she would repeat perfectly. sue would
give history OF oar country cspcesy the days o. the
Pc oirtoD cke -etared Der sculus ~hui the iaN ard
ofea sac ti,i sha resdv sld prepared " 70 wren-
sYg he saSnsas .Ans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-02

THy Clsr oF INV REv. Mr. KaLLocH oF BosroS.
we are authorized STATE thss numocr o. he gsots
ma, y No were present 81 tee mesnf "a the freuoui
Temple sst tuesday vhep ths affair reisunf " as Ks
Loeb wns discussed snd Who sih The eviderce then be
sove Them dh ps zee SUI aert prog 10 contemn thst
sentierrHn nov fte thai the case hes assumed q
phsse and wil not lend Their influence further n TIE
casa hopins legal inyestgsn,n msy se he'd tseT ~
No unssns suppof % that sr. kau,ch ruihy or The
ohsrsss which have been brournt Against him, sst are
con vinccd vs presume hat IN toe rresent sspem o.
nc snairs there sbeud BE more rstf And iornh ~.
ves,sst on - Bosc- Journal IN. 30
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croneA MUrrrs Ccrxa TO GKs. wtLsra.--
We hear tha the Governor hes sold Al toe od
nussets aid canpou which TIE Sssee evuet pay meat
made IN arms Of q nsw psssra wun the modcra In
oroveuepts n n run red that they are htins puf'
chased or w.ier end Oh Be 1lrpct V Nes'rns-
ssNrnsA R,fussicgn gFp, b.
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AN ApoLrrIoSfsf RouaHLY HASsLKD-The
qucsscd Mr. Rowland Chapman 40 sbolionist to le.ve
ner county; but 80 Mr.. Rossod Chapman seemed 10th
N 70, tsee waited upon and $500 ed him into
dense fcrest lying somewhere 10 the county Of fyre
and ,her Ten Nm "a "sl his glory he having pledged
Ms eo-or q not 70 fs'lra % uTts again -~:I-snsyr
DGai
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- : Dr. Ward hereby cfers reward % " ce y nv
rbysician who aer proper Demonstrations.
vsse diseases with equally Uniform CELEBRITY safety s~R
cheapneea ny wonderful remedy and perfect scsusu
spce with every of The dsesse, DR. ward dvsys
Heyes ard feanentr cures In one DAY No ether r-wstv
purfs the blood and against secondary snscks-
Price 81 sod Or WARDS oil establ shed per, psan1
riyesi, hree desu esas Of BsosdrsI,
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epASsse systems, BY ertendus scsi names % - 70
them embrace severAi ranges has led 70 much
nslou. Our kno Wedge s not sufficient the British
xpiorcd. We must continue 70 observe and record
We know, correct the errors that have been
nitted and trust tpas order and systen mi ooe day
t. Important conc,ustoos may DO arrived u aftsr
b Information At present oh ataed shall have been
10 public and receive ths .minsrea and analysis
Ibich Il will then DO tuojsosed. Our territory has
been usvorvod In almost every direction by officers
he government sno there but 10 great localities
have not visited and rerorted upo1 Ia fast, the
buapby Of some portions ere better known than that
bA States.
the enumeration, &a, OF our mountains In the
sAzD q The 22d inst several errors wore con mitsed.
Florida 10 but short isolated range about swesy
|w long. Tne Sierra Mimbrss 10 aiso short range
& north OF It, and not ''5s SEQ miles In cpgh" The
- Of Ne Rio del Norte Ia tbs 10 west that region
~ Amot impossible q all seasons; here wss that
l. Fremont ms WITH much difnoulty and disaseev In
kS. Lieut. Pike encountered his great hardshPs n tno
MA Blanca In nearly the latitude, vtz--SS deg
rth, about the sources Ortle ksnsas The Oy mpea
ountains, with the snake moustsos, cannot DO sad
close the valley Of the CoIu ,s the former Ara moun
No scar Pu2ets Sound. Ne,no, the 8ue mountains nor
asasch mountains are kno~a. or believed, to eoonee
Sierra Nevada and Sierra saore. rne sierra wssatoh
nges nearly north and sousn great nu meer OF i'm.
rant mountain ranges have received no menUon out
this article Ia already long 70 trespass farther upon
ur columns, an ennumsrAton n these Will not De AZ
npted W.
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the s.msev ~ deatss, osapared WITH ossrsspoa6u
weeks isos sns 1859, sad q Aa week, - foiswvS
Week e,alnK February Z. 1895 -. as
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weekly Report OF Deaths,

Weekly Report OF Dcsths,
In NE rsy and county q New Yorr from 2&ih LAY
January. 70 the 3ist day u January, 1857.
nsu So women, 70; boSs, III; gris. l6.-TOtsl, i31
Adns lss; onndrn, BSs; males, ISL female, $40;
lored persons, IL
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NnU~ AAnsss.

01D%H AAkncs.
0JA REV ARD,-LOsT OR LETT III THE AIRS RkOo
OlV here shursday the 23f iust tive Uxro(
pa for revolving drea-sas grnated 70 AHsov
naD. The finder will confer great favor ~
ty returning su by ana receive tho atovu
reward WALL M RsDf.E. 800 Bcosdwly. Nov vssG.
HARTFORD Worcester. Springfield ADd Boston papers pisa
cssy
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TlSlc k1NK M EN.

AT MEETING HELD At HENRY HyGuE1 Hs
N Peari s,I cot IS proposed ~ AXE vote fyr esgne
OF he Fire DeparInfni, for with Mr. Howard ro0cvvG
tyeG.y so,es Mr. Walker twrlTe spd Mr. Carson seven.
JoaT EfrEDrrE, Sc PATRICK BOYLE. Chssrtnsa.
" ErrineT. Of Hope Hess u.
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\ atuaNic Iract W l.anN
VOr Sale.
iInggIes . BuggicS!.

Mar.hall, OFT II, 1857.
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California Calculating RHYMES

When from nv room | eharccd to stray. to
send an hour at close Of DAY, | ever ind q
place mos. dear, whefe some friend treat. 10
lager beer Sacramento Age.
Al. yes my friend Of city life, sure such n
treat cues such strife, bat better than such a
dose by Tar, are pleasures Of fine cigar Placer
HraH
Such pleasure may suit baser mind-, but with
the good no favor finds we think the pure-.
Joy IN fe is making love to ones own sife
-Voi-eHo Ledser.
Most wise your ei0lee, my worthy rriend, Ia
Iiyinen's joys your cares 70 end but We.
though tired Of single lie can't bpast OF having
our own wife, and 70, when meath our cares
We FAINT sc lly 10 hiss some gal that Amt
ye'-Nara Reporter.
That "'ager beer" win bile PROV Ike, while
" tine liasana's end IN smoke 10 eour. one.
wife is better fat, than lager beer or lie cigar
Kisses the dew Of LIFE, young morn, break on
'hs Ups an soon as born. These ali are naught
to that greatest ioy--ihe first born boy
Evening ledger.
lis true n boys wished.fot BLESSING but
then suppose the iirsi's gal A dear sweet
child, with ways earres.ing, with pou,ing l,,
and ha1en curl, with dimped checks and nuph.
ins eye, 10 come and BID "lapa good.byc !,
10 whether boy or whether tolher, embrac. III.
LaLs aud then the mother San f'ranc,,co
UAts.
tt 1ue boy : a wished for thing, bu, then
sapposc there should be two end lwin.-witb
their laughing eyes and curly hair, one to 20
light his pas cigar; the other 10 draw his
lager beer" and then besides beagteeus
swifs 10 aid in driving away The cares Of life .
h sseh esss ~ this Imagination could ne'er
portray, the JOY that here would hold It's sway.
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EC.l.VONS pAVCNV
p ortablo Grain Mill s..

u,IiE undersigned are prepared to furnish
j their customers with Felton's scli-sharP-
enios mills for grinding all kinds Of grain, in
Gliding corn and cob, and adapted to the use
OF farmers D. horse power.
These mills are adapted 20 steam, water,
wind. and horse power, and are capable OF
grinding three bushcls per hour with one horse,
and from SIX to eight bushels with two horse
power. ~.
The construction is perfectly simple, reqn'r.
ing no skill to keep them IN order. \ m'i
occupies three feet, and weighs bat ihTce nun
bred pounds. .,.-
These mills have given perfect satisfaction
TO those who have used them from the repre-
sensations Of many respectable gentlemen OF
ID .. -cat parts Of the Union
Ttc price of the above described Mills is low
within the reach OF every planter.
References
Persons wishing to purchase. are referred to
Ne James \ Colt. and j. l., Bel. both of
,ben M, running them in this place the
f,t,psr by steam at tis mill; the latter by
horse power al the Mammoth Livery sta
BILE
They not only grind corn, but also the cob
and .nucS, into fine meal, Just A. The worn Was
taken from ,Ac stalk.
SAMPLES may be- seen at the places above
mentioned, where the mills wall, Il not run
ming. be- put into operation Tor the satisfaction
of persons wishing 10 purchase. 'di and
satisfy yourselves.
{. l.. HYNSON, & 60.
Ma "a ~ Nose If
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CHAnLud DncHrE-

INHiONABLE moor AND NHJFlflkER.
l>ouii wet cofnrs of the puhl,, -qunrr.l
T., EEpS constantly on hand a large assert.
IN mont Of ladies' aud ccutlcnen's boots and
-hnes, of his own manufacture a-o good
supply of sole aud upper leather tor sale
From his long experience and close attention
to the business, he hopes 10 have continuance
ct that patrouar. heretofore so literally be-
slowed on HIM Aliordrr' promptly attended
to, aud work warranted.
Nov -, l~57 nlIy
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Notice.

we the Undersigned, being permanently
W located, offer our services to the citl-
1cu- OF Marshall, and surrounding country, A.
BRICK BUILDERS,
Pla-teror-. and ci-iern builders We insure
our work to stand, when the materials are Sc
lcctci by ourselves,
Weal,o propose to cure smeky chmncy~.
No cure uo pay. We warrant onr work all to
be- done la good aud Wortmtp.like style. All
those having work IN our line, will Plea, give
u, q cali
LOWfRY Il RAGLtND.
March Is, 81, No-49 II
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staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Plantation Goods.
NOTICE.

'NIE undersigned takes hi, method Of in.
forming all persons Interested, that he
will willingly sell goods for, or receive at par
for any debt due hlm, any of the paper cur
rency put IN circulation IN this place. By the
Southern Pacific Il. X. Company. And too
viii guarantee to sell his goods at the very
lowest market cash price.
All persons ovcrburdcned with the above
named currency, can get speedy relief by APP
plying to
w. S. liNNSON,
At the store formerly occupied by MesHs.
Vvon g. Smith,
May Is, 81. No-3s If
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instruction. In Instrumental ana
vocal Music.

MIR. and Mr. fhggc, having permanently
vi located Ia Marshall, take this method oi
announcing TO the public. t1ni tH"y are no"
prepared 80 teach music in al. it, branches
,,tier at the homes Of the pupils or their own
residence Nr Munden- new buldngl Ine
instruction will be thorough Mr.. 7. VIII
teach i,ano, nuilaF and singing. Mr. !. VIII
teach llarps Piano. iolln, Mclodeon aud sing
lug.
umlion ct The voice. Mrs. FmRse "'l also
teach the French Language, which She speaks
ma writes perfectly.
sept -, 1857. No
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SELECTED poetrp.
r1u FALLEN ONE.

l.a~ i,,s IL hs' mni'en glow
All heau,if,a 10 form and face;
toy, Truth and siriue seemed 10 il'~'
And ,,nee each modest blush MIN grace
Inv her ,l~cked with flowers Of Spring
,.,r Aiis wreat, her brow embfaesd'
Iron her ..aui'i he bridal ring
A virgin za,,e enciasped bet NIi'i'
you,. ,r.a,y loye harmoaions blen',
M na,nre'. hand disinely traced .--
Am. every rsace m'siri icn''
Aws,a;h from every ehar~ ialaced'
r,,, al. how changed '--,hr ardent GLOW
R,lr.is- marks her wan'os i'sn'f'
Vain mt their gauiy i,ni- lrsie~,
And stamp her guilty brew ia -ha"f
Tho, dark blue eyes. " hose radiaace mutt
v,b hove aud truth. AM sif'''e shoi'' e
with e, ,siiy stare. intensely wild.
Proclaim h,, truth, her honour gone.
TLonrb beauty It'll enshroni her i''rfn'
And apfwani charm. Ter hcssiy deck'--
within all ifeaf. "A disn'ai sionn'
rorsbsling, koel. that beauty wreck
y., bsl-a be- not. nor haS-hly blame
The heart hy sIn anil sorfuw torn --
Mar sua,n. nor treat with proud diadain,
- ,.,,.,.t e,t,.lemn.d - fafeswufu
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Bnisx Bcnssss.--At a huskne f,ol,e
s1swn ksst. lately, two hundred bushels on
Kst1sa yellow corn we're huskel fcty-eight
Sbss kisssd. ons roape married. and seven
ssess ssaeage1. all in one evening Talk Of
s1AGnat1os IL bssiness.
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Steamer " Alton, Jr."

e. = CAPT. SID SMlrli.-rhi. -plcn-
did freight and passenger Packet
VII COmmonce her regular iups between JET
lerson and Ncw Orleans, touching at all iu-
termedia.o l1ndings, on the First Of October,
and will continue to ran throughout the sea-
son as % regular Jefferson Packet No pains
viii be spared to protest the interest Of ship
pcr- aud to insure the comlor, of Pas-ene =.
sent. -. 81 No-l u
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Money to lend at 3 per cont.

VN-E oil,r for safe on good and cheap terms,
W 1880 acres Of very valuable land, IN
one of the bcs, ncirhborhoods in Harrison
county, only two miles from the railroad,
which is susceptible Of being divided into two
racls one with 200 acres cleared, with good
and comfortable Improvements, and well
watcfcd The other with 100 acres cleared,
dwelling house with SIN rooms, brick chmney-,
plenty Of well water IN the yard gin, mill
aud other out Improvements both places IL;
fine condition for crop next year all IN.
der good fences, aud on one of the most
public roads In eastern Texas. The land all
lies well and well timbercd A bargain eau
b. had, for we intend to sell
Also a valuabe residence IN town, either Tor
cash OF on time and small lot of bag,ng
and rope.
TAYLOR & VIII son
sept 30, 1857. No II
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I will pay liberal cash prices for all Fat, mcr,
to me at Jcllerson, Texas, during the months
Of November, Deeembcr aud January cnsu-
ing
! am prepared to receive, slaughter, and
pack from forty i've to fifty head per day.
II. II. BLACK.
Jefferson Texas, Sept. 10 81. Motif
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Planters Hotel,

Northeast Corner Of The Pablie Sqaare,
.NaJsAaN Teras.
O. THE undersigned having recently
Es;,: become proprietor Of this Hotel, re.
i.A rpeclluliy informs his friends and the
public generally, that he ], prepared to accom-.
modate all who may favor him with their ipat.
ronage. The house has been thoroughly rem.
oya,ed, and large portion of the furniture
hoen newly furnished Iii, table will be a.
well supplied as that Of any house III Eastern
Texas and his charges moderate
The stage office for all Of TIE stage lines
running to aud from Marshall, are kept at this
honse.
JAMES LEE, Proprietor.
May ., tsJ7 Iy
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r. Ii. * l.. KEY,
NORTH SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SOU Nlfl"

Dealers F.e and Staple and Fancy Dry Good he'y n1 F
WOODWARD llFt@are uttTt "9
p,nne Variety Sei'o ana M'''""' ~
% egef Is
i4l and omp article ne
most fave best Northern
the frn
oGtdU this
OF an pii'
.l tLra,I. tin, t,9al.l.
W, IIys o r q 70 b
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Ncsi,,cucc for sale i.

! shall, now occupied by n. II. Wilson, Esq
Address me at Shreveport, Ia
J. +. GRIFFIN.
Sept &c, 1887. No t.
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Cooking Stoves.

lust received from Cincinnati, twenty
y Cooking Stoves, different sizes and pat
terms, for sale cheaper than any heretofore
offered 10 this market.
j. If. VAN HOOK.
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At VIM. CONS ola stand.

| : daily receiving, and will continue through.
l out the season well selected stock of
DRY GOODS,
ready made clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps,
hardware and cutlery, etc. etc, which he re-
speetiully invites his friends and the public to
call aud examine, being confident they will
find quality, style and prices to suit. For
want OF room, there being general wish for
long advertisements, he declines a, present
ennmeraling the articles on hand for sale.
Bat take peep nj the goods, and inquire the
price, and you viii be wen paid for the
trouble
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Insurance Company.

DOORS open for subscription for stock in
ID tAe Eastern Texas aHl Red Riyci Mutual
Insurance Company
Apply a, the office of " II Bristow, Mar.
SHALL
". H. BIlSTOW,
G. G.. GREGG,
J. VI TAYLOR,
" r. SCOTr,
c. ". NfNlON,
W. II. COBBS,
c. b. ADKINS,
&. \. FRAZER,
". A. TARLION
October Is, 1856
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Town made Furniture.

FIR y G. Is J. uI.PU
DEGS to inform the cilizcas Of Marshall
ID and ncishborbood, that he is prepared to
make House and Office Furniture of all kinds
to order A stock always kept on hand.
Repairing, cleaning, and vanishing neatly
executed, aad all orders promptly attended to
February itiAls5f NJ IS Dr..
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Tin and Wooden Ware.
Tin plates,
-" Pans,
Cups,
Coffee pots,
Slfainers,
Cake pans,
Sauce, do
Covered buckets,
Wash pans,
Nutmeg graiers,
Skiiamcrs,
Candle moulds,
Cake turner's,
a." Bread ,oa-lers.
Cake boxes.
Mouse traps,
+" Wooden bowls.
Batter ladies'.
Cedar buckets.
Painted do
Well do
Scrub brushes.
Brooms.
Door mats.
All Of the above goods win be sold at low
prices.
4. r. HYDE
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A. NUEFIER,
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South .>lfe Of the Square.
DECEIVED t.r medicinal Purposes only,
II Cnguac brandy. Ca>lilhon and Rochelle,
" hiskey. licciitied Monongahela and We,hlre
Wines, Clarct and Scxci White Cordiai-, Al.
sinthc, Swi--c BIttcts, Auisette Supctne Ma
faschlna and Curacao. Peach Preserve Cigars
Tocacco, &c.
TUE nniersigncd keeps also constantly on
hand fall assortment Of Niggs, Scratches.
Baudcanx, Curs, Bralds aud Beoihes made TO
suit all euS.Jmers.
\. RUFFlER.
Dec. 30. 1886. ul,-u.