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The Sorm on The Ono

CINCINNATI Nov. z4-Ihe steamer Gladiator reports
that boats far down the river New Madrid have been
swamped and sunk in the hate gale Passengers from
Evansville state that the storm terrific the Low
Ohio and that all boats Obliged TO tie up, not
one being able TO run,
The steamer Baltimore arrived from Marietta last
ming, and reports encounterng heavy gale at Parker
burg ON Saturday
heavy wind prevails here this morning, accompanied
by rain, snow, and hail.
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ID II. GIII.ET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
lls his ooe 10 his residence Franklin OIL and
Thirteenth streets He viii continue 20 devote his attention principal
ly to cases In the United states supreme Court
Oct 2s-du
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Ell Oculista De Paris

FL Oculista De Paris
ID ECIEN llhegada esta cuidad tienna el honor de
Il u ofrccer a los &
CABMIERoS EsPANoIAs
escodo, surdo de Epejueo Lentas Anteos Toao
hrga VISTA Ndos do Auncntc Mquees eopos pceas Puas
de Oro Frances
Tenda provsionamentc Eight avenue
Precios muy moierados 10 mismo dc Europa.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 25.---Cotton closed firm, with hold
demanding advance Flour is frmsales of IL, 900
barrels State, 81 80 IS Ohio SIS 80 S5 80 south
ern, IS 25 SIS so. Wheat is firm, and closed with
holders demanding advance; white ST. 25 a 81 81
Corn is buoyant sales of l 200 bushels; mixed, 85
cents. Provisions are unchanged Spirits turpentne
heavy at l31 cents Rosn is dull at 81 33 a 81 IS.
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GEORGE w. BR

N0TICE.--To-day [the 10Th November) being
IN Thanksgiving the bar OF DIvERNoS hotel will be
closed The table dhote and eating saloon open USUAL
Nov 26-lt
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Improve Your Eyes.

CTRENGTHEN and assist them by the Paris opti-
~ w0OlFsON who Europe with his own
well good Of
proved spectaces and glasses among which
PETsCoPIC coNCAvE AND CONVEX BRAZILIAN CRYSTAL THr.
DOUBLE FOCUS AND POLISHED
which improve eye weakness
aract tending IL; also Sfi0RT-SlGIITEDNEsS
Persons who wish begin glasses using
them will be suited at first sight Those wonderful
D0uBIE-PoI.EsIilD GLASSES
received the highest recommendations Worlds Fair at
through their producing olcaess sight
Also all styles OF opera and magnyng glasses conpases
for sale hts Eighth street
Pennsylvania eighth street No el between
Prices very reasonable the establishment in Europe
Nov 21-dly tt
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DULPTT ELOQUENCE OF THE NINETEENTH
Century; being dcourses living ministers in Eng
nnd france America scotland Ireland Wales
large octave volume o sb and several portraits 1857 Price
81 rs. rRANcK TAYLOR
Nov 20
FURNISHED ROOMS to rent on 18TH between e
JIG and streets, No. 452.
Nov 25-eod3
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Marine hlteu;qenee.

HonroLK Nov. 25-1he ships Revenue and Mary
Gooda from the chincha islands with guano arrived at
Hampton Roads this morning.
The reported arrival of the Saratoga at the Roads
mistake fi Us
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Nom Explosive ETHEREAL OIL.

yJNHE frequent and heart-rending results from the
ETHEREAL oil and other liquids for illuminating purposes
which affords all the advana
ge preparations any from explosion and
for longer period which facts will at all
times the sale
Columbia He will sell tho nonexposre ETHEREAL oil
any quantity charged fearful and dangerous and
namesake the only depot its sale this city
Corner Eleventh street and 4 street north.
Oct l8--eod6m FIR. STUIZ, Grocer
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Miss Christie johnson,

Miss Christie johnson,
EIocrroN,
rs dcsirous of forming classes in elocution in the
schools Washington aud viii give instruction TO private u
pills In that city and in Georgetown.
Johnson win lessons youths and professional gentle
nen Foreigners who wish acquire pure English ao
Residence arroyers ormcry Miss Engbshsl Female Sem
Washington and Gay streets, Georgetown
. Auna Cora Rcbic, Riclnopd, Va,
Rex. stephen r. Hin, Washington, ID. G.
Grafton Tyler, NJ D., Gcorgeioun d. {,
For further apply Blanchard sohun at their book
store Pennsylvania and Eleventh. street
6--n
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GITUATION WANTED.--By man who has been
- accustomed to the Of horses and sardenng but being
the would particular
employment, his object For particulars address H. this Office
Nov 25-3ts
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ENAMILIES SEEKING "OUTFTTS OF BLACK. -
IL stock in all dtcass fabrics Cor persons in black
large and comprehensive as
Added to day
super black French mcrino motsselines,
bombasins
Also, the numbers OF the fahrics
Beaycr-eloth coaks, selec, styles
ribbed cloths by the yard prices
Mourning shawl4, fol line in all sizes and grades
desirable that
should in poet prior making their selections r.
price only plain ngurcs consequently
r charged
northern and eastern correspondents send supplies
daily.
opening closing settled
promptly We adding anything them until
paid. FERRY BROTHER,
Central stores wcstb building
Nov 2i-10udf opposite Market
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Fsmqle .Ssniaaru Rrnad.

mary OF the Episcopal Church. ut Reistcrtown Maryland
as miles from this city, destroyed by fire last night
All the inmates escaped.
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Stmmer on Ey..
Markets.

PBiLADsIrIiIA Nov. 25.-fhe ferry steamer Oscar b.
Thompson Is burning at the pier at Gloucester point
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UNITED STATES MAIL LfsE FROM fNDE-
PENDENCE, MO-, TO SANTA fE, N. M.
SEMI MONTHLY.


SANTA FE TRADERS and those desirous Of
~ crossing plains New lxico informed that the under
United States mail Independence be IN
stages BY mules Independence and es W on the
LIST and lJth each month They are eomose o passeusr
gnnrded aud running through each ~ from twenty 20
twenty DAYS aud rom New Mexico will douhtc-s
expeditions comfortable" well - the
cheapest mode OF crossing the plains
THROUGH.
From November LIST 10 May LIST. sloo
frVrn May lst 10 November lst 10
Provisions arms furnished the proprieto
Packages baggage m be transported when possible 70
35 ana 90 cents
winter package will charged less than dollar aud no
accountability for packages by conductors not enter
ed on the biL
The will responsible for package worth more
than hy dollar specially contracted or and an baggage
all times the OF the thereof
passage money paid advance aud
passengers spaae which be cstab
shed by the the their line OF
md travelling them o. the plains.
No allowed than forty pounds baggage add
the bedding r. Green at santa fc, and j. NJ
W. H. westport Missouri mail conductors
agents the authorized and receipt
for passage money.
H0CKADAY HALL.
ISDgrRSpxScK Mo, 1857 3l--dlmiawomost
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A Card to the Citizens Of the District.
II N entering our new building, which we have
Il just taken possession Of return sincere thanks TO the
people OF Washington and Georgetown for their liberal
We 10 part return, have erected spacious building which will
be ornament the with large airy saloon
convenience and comfort OF cstomer and The establishment
arc all the necessary FOR manufacturing
home industry BY strict attention justice and integrity,
hope TO give satisfaction to all.
WALL STEPHENS & CO.,
No 322 Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets.
d4pyf
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ININE CLOTHS, CASSIAIERES, AND YESTINGS.
IL Our stock superior cloths cassimeres and veinss
complete
nder.h drawers cravas fhose gloves, suspcnders
umbrellas, in all qualities
tenemens bcys' shaws all WOOL from IS tho finest
choice sly les,
One price only marked 10 plain figures hence purchaser
oyercharged ...,, gea
New supplies from the North and East daily.
We opening an. bills #a.
We Will regard II will make their bills
larger than they conveniently settle the
January next itz.# 6.@
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may be relied in all
FERRY * BROTHER
Central Stores, y buidng,
Nov 2I--10tdif opposite Centre Market.
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A CARD D.--Families that have any articles of cast
IA wearing apparel for girls boys and a
Of bedding to give away To the poor are Respectfully solicited 10
Mrs Wardcls OF 2lth and
the either OF the undersigned who
appointed by the Sunday school the Young Mems Chris
held the Western Hose house to supply the dcs
children Of that neighborlood with suitable clothing @
Mss JULIA W. PliHlS, 1aS street,
between 10th and 21s streets
Miss ANNA VIRGINIA YOUNG AIS sth street,
~ between aud H.
Oct 20 .ya n#s
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A CARD.--For rent or lease, large and coromo-
IN double house with water baths, coach houe stabg
ornamental garden The house elegantly furnished and in the
most central leasrd
the furniture Of to good tonan very reasonable
property will rented for n boarding house.
For further particulars apply 10
wM WALL. st
Firm of Wall Stephons, A Co.,
32s Penn avenue, between oh and 10Th itrcots.
Nov II-ImI
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CABINET FURNITURE,

CABINET FURNITURE,
FEATHER BEDS, H1IR MATTRESSES, &c
rINHE subscriber has now in store large and hand
some assortment fnrure which he pledges himself
0 suit the times, viz e1e.a gt u.
Handsome ornanented cottage sets, from $50 70 $40
and other bedsteads, richly carved
Black walnut and mahogany marblc.top wasiftands
walnut parlor suites, In hrocaeo and harcoih
Mahogany, black walnut, and OAK centre tables
90 Hmebosrds, Inarbefop
do do eageres whatnos
Sofas, tec tetes and lounges, In endless variety
walnut dining and office chairs
Mahogany cane other chairs, from ~ 70 s2S per dozen
bureaus washands ward
robes tables camp stools piano stools hat racks gilt frume mirro
toilet glasses nc.
Daily expected large beistead douhe and Single
also iron wsssands which cordially invite friends and the
public TO inspect
Nov -oawSwf ais Hall and $40 y
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TWO KINDS, American and Yorkshire Bed Blan
kets single double beds the hest and cheapest
Also super aud large blankets for large double beds
100 bed comforts city made.
10 cotton sheetings all widths.
cases pillow cotons, assorted.
pieces shcengs 40 pieces pillow linens all grades
lowest prices,
New supplies from the North and East daiy.
One price only, marked in plain figures deviation permitted
We opening bills disseminating old
main unsettled
PERRY BROTHER, 81
tCenral Stores :, building,
Nov l7--10ln opposite Centre Market.
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE have on hand large
~ assortment Of bugges rocaway and and two horse
rges and styles Also several second
hand light and woborsc carriages but little used Of which
will be sold very cash. negotiable paper short date.
always keep hand largest tn is kept this CITY,
persons intending purchase should fail examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere. THOMAS YOUNG, a,a
No. 400 Pennsylvania
Aso for sale No family horsearge young and perfectly
gentle and sound, used by myself during the
19--3tawifScpSw
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A LII LUXURIOUS PARTNERSHIPS robes, and all
n dress goods generally prices largely and recently
reduced,
Embrodce haws and other goods Of the class placed
scale prices. .Ma
Black colorod SILK ycvcts IN the cass,
adopted general family large and
any former period
price cny plain figures therefore
charged.
others cordially solicited stock at all
times II but for their own gratiicaion E
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central Stores, ? west building,
Nov 24-lOtdir Opposite the Centre Market
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MARKED DOWN.-Our immense stock in all
wi fabrics and domestic ds goods in all depart
men regularly marked down TO M current cash value in
figures This standing regulations throughout the
year and has been for years past. La
PERRY BROTHER, r;
Central stores, Z west building.
Nov 2+-1OtiT ..e#g opposite Centre Market.
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rJNEACHER WANTED.--We wish to employ gen
principal Of the Parsons Female seminary II Il a
miles AUSTIN Texas moral well
settled healthy ncghborlood and well located for patronage
liberal salary and want good teacher gentleman
whose would be preferred &
Applicants forward their and references TO address nj
s.wobberylle, Travis county, Texas T. u. TOWNEs,
16--d2m Ircsident
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DOOMS FOR RENT.-The subscriber has for rent
III large paor bed attached also several rooms
single gentlemen newly furnished with without board
and particulars apply 10
4g d. IyERNoR,
Between 1Tth and 18th streets, Penn avenue,
2l--dlmo a.ss /, r
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THE LOSS OF THE STEAMER RAINBOW. list or
THE SAVED

AEgT7TFH aaa7 u --TT7FE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

belle Of Baden. With her the Count rode,
and walked. aud danced. aud sang. indeed
he had neither eye. nor ears for any one Else.
o ma'rhless power Of beauty, when not
abused best gil, Of Heaven. az that remains
OF Eden Ia mankind. Tine sped as il al.
way.does when well employed. Rosiaa had
been four years a, the Seminary She had
queansJ deep drsught. from the p,erean
.pring aud TO the sparkling v.yacIly Of her
native cline, she had added the strong f-a,
soninp powers Of the land Of her sdopiien
One gilt she hsd inherited from her mother,
TINT OF Improvisation. lime which had 'm~
paired the frat freshness OF Iudofs'-
charms. had br ,ught out Rosina'. IN al their
budding erace aud beauty
TO M CONTINUED
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tE7 torNrt CONVENTION AZ trsrgv.
a rpauN Democrats Convention tor
iSatis coaalt Vss heii At N1stia oa Friday
,he = inst f,r ,hs purpose Of choosing
q ae.tes TO ib. Waco Convention and alsr
e&p-.ssl. s t,s sense 1T ih- citizens 81 shs.
cnaa'y IS. r' ere proper cand is,es To-, Gov
crnor ard Lieaf. Governor. he resu,
was Ae appo,uflueet OF -atae 'seets odd
trir. sies. sui tie recommend aiiun ct God.
johnson for Goecfnar sud Col sublvti los
L-si toverror
la. - fsr, as vefy well ant anii.e,g m.
Objectionable, Il The democrats 81 Itags
prefer Johnson lhes hs,e aoue ~. al n *,
pressing their preference Ihsfc wss on.
ihins Mach eeearied Iu the meeting. hos.
esef. which demands passing notice.
Jatee Dlihsm WAS the advocate Of Raw.
n-is spd Cot Hamilton 81 Johnson. Tia.
iatelligeHeer SAWS that Gel. tlsm,ltcn
hanored Col Ronae'. a. conNstsu, matt.
bal lloaet b.m often rs consistently wrong
- t4ht' NvN, when :; is remembered
Inst Cot. II. WAS M, long ago an ardent
h"aN \a'hins and thu, sinc- his renounee>
meni nt that aefesy sad his beng received
hn'e STR BY has advocacy of Squatier Saws
ercign,y. herssy more dangerous, because
~ such hands IS his more insiiious ,haa
tt~ other. sad when II il remembered the.
W. R.nncls has always been firm and con.
stssen', snd probably did mare agxinst
knoa Na,hiheism from the sixrt than any
o,bst man 10 Northern Texas, We must A,v
that the Above remsrk of Hamilton. il /.
had taste. Lot tho frsnds ii Col. Johnssa
advocate bic rlsims as warmly ~ thss
plesse--snd we tsi,srs:s that ~ one will
vote for him more chseriuliy than osrsslf
II nominated but they n,ust do Il without
doing mjus,ies 10 composition who hss
proved hl.nself . faithful otlsss. sud tue
to every tsas, ever rsposst in hin.
The 'n,.li'gsocsr..' dosbss M, bs, this Are.
public expression from the Democracy Of
the capital will receive the hearty essvccss
Of The Demociary Of mcst OF tho counties
OF the STATE We do not .g,es with ,hs,
paper. lac Democracy Al tho capital -.
secom,a. too fond OF making "asAt ~.
Pre- ,sions," The people ~. coming IN rec
gard such things with suspicion. We A..
honest in our belief ihAs The 'riends Of Col
Johnson have made an irjadicioss moss Al
this point.
A we have said before We havs no prof..
sfsress. We are wiling to let The Fast
ADD tho North select their msa lom ,boss
prominently bef,rs them. JahnAoo. Rne>
pels and Smytb, and ss shslI rhessIui.y
vote for Their ,aolce. Hs'is'oa Telegraph,
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dissolution.

TUE partnership heretofore e>l- ny between
the under ,iyuci a. Attorneys Al i'aa, Is
TIL, DIV, bv mutu,l consent, dI->"ltei. The
bu.iness heretofore contij,d 10 them sill re-
esve the attention Of all the firm uatl hnally
ai-po-sd o.
y =. NO~ELlN,
T. & UtN Ek>,
~ j. u VII.
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For the Texas Rcpaolicxn.
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wM. q. DOLLAR,
Nillwr,gh, ANA ,iacainisi.

NVH.I.neAa Mar, hanl, Fio"rtnr. and ~ 'm
w Sal Mills, OF all kinds lie also tasc'
,h. liberty TO chsll-nge any renil.inah "' ~ :
trade, 80 lar as Workmanship u concerned
Having served regular apPf"niicr-hP " wv
old wheat growing States, and having '"us
experience IN the busne-s. H. VIII hree' ""'
hang hufrs and arrange h'atias machinery nm
der the must spvte,' pans Cotton 'e'e",'
.nu gearing and ,hs,,l,nr msehltc- put up aud
p,ar,d aH complete. As al kind o' RVi>
road work, such IA bridges, tra.-rl WORK sta
ton house, water talk, and framing, done ae'
cordug to dfa'i
Refer to-John VI Jones, E.a CAS- 20 :
s II M,Farand 4 90, owners Of 1hc SeHer'
.on merchant mills.
WM, G DOLLAR.
Jefferson, Tess.
Feb. I. 81
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LAW NOTICE.

II J. HALL, Aporn>p al Law, Marshali'
.'ls Harrison county, l.Aa-,
IN practice IN all III. counties IN which the
Old htu, heretofore practred and III the Nu'
esue and Fedora. courts =, I Ter.
t-b ~ 81 ly
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MI. }. " cMll

IIAS removed to MARSHALL, Texas ana
IL viii continue the Prae'uc Of Medicine
Nid,f,fsry, aud diseases OF momen ana
Children. will, as usual, receive his careful al
,en'icn.
H. is prepared with variety Of suitable 10
-,tu,ncnts. to perform AL surgical opee'N"n"
Also. diseases Of the EYE, ULCERS. and all
yuRO\iC Gaze. particularly attended to.
pE. ! EkALL, from his extensive opportunity
~ treating diseases, in almost ever, form. do
,ing n practice of more than II quarter Of a
injury hone. to b. nbl. to render valuable
s,d To those reauir,ag medical or surgical treat
utut.
t,ilice--Room formerly occupied by Jnigc
E,an.. Rr>idencc--Th- building opposite
Judge Adkinss, near the co lege.
Ju ~. 81 ~
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JoAnrson Advertisements.
= Il a MI. Il & MN MO.
Wselesa,c and Retail Dealers ~
rUXIe1Yv20, JDW2xAY,
BxANDgGk. &c.
a~FOOT or THE BRIDGE.u
JEFFERSON. T.xAs.
Jsnns,y -. 81 "
FURNITURE.
NxsS5 SOFAS Of all kinds, for sale
srA<t,y 4 NiMMo
Al the foot Of the bridge
PIANOS. u few select, for sale
NJ" " sv,xrry +. x,uuo
"A CHAIRS. Queen Elizabeth rockers,
Boston cane. seat rockers, nurse or sew
~ my chars. with rockers, heavy astor. ma
pie, rosewood, mahogany, hickory, reyolsing
Office. wooi.sea, Office onne.seat Office, chill.
drcn- Of all kinds, Sc for sal. by
STANLEY 4 NIMMO.
4 III. JEW EIRY sold by US guaranteed a.
"A represented, If not, the money refunded.
STANLEY X \lMMO
BUREAUS. with and without Marble tops
- tor sale by
STANLEY a NiMMo.
DLACk walnut and chsrr, dining tables,
ID for sale by STANLEY 4 NIMMO.
IDLACk walnut and cherry .,and., Of all
- kind, for SHE bv
STANLEY 4 NIMMO.
HEpSTEApS, black-u alnu,, birch, poplar,
- ard mahogany Of all kinds, for sale by
STANLEY i \lNMO.
DKANDY in and / casks, for medical puF-
ID poses, very superior article. sold by
STANLEY ~ NlMMo.
I,ARp.TABlES. . ye,'v for -ale bv
4 STANLEY 4 NiMMO.
4 ,Rlli> ana eradle-, black walnut and cherry
\ sold by STANLEY \ NlNMD.
COLLAR buttons. alreve buttons. studs. and
\ Buckles, mn innnmershle v0rtetv. for sale
hy STANLEY \ \lMMO.
EAR DROPS, cameo. mosaic. gold stone,
IL eorn.lInn, emerald, plain and chased, to
match pms, Tor sal. hy
STANLEY 4 NIMMo,
f,OiD nna - zoe -nee' er'-e e'r s'i" ~
II STNNtry f. NIMMo
| OpklNG gis>-~'~. sr'h TO, -qu'rr and
| 10 unt wiu gtit lranr-. from . 80 50,
..lh STANLEY d NlNMp
ARMIES .S-.,.,. e, s..f .ofi.t,. Ir- foe
VI .ar by STANLEY a NlMNn.
hr1oNANs, ,!," ar,,c Z. "a i b,
JLNELRI.
DlNS. canro. mp-a,e. c,ll stone. cp.0rlitn,
] Em,r,h. ri pHpi hl-rd, both l.die, and
rcnil,mcns ff ~l. Nv
STANLEY & NTMNo
ElNUS. & ,lln,rror ~ -fyr. sold hy
II SIANiiN j NIMMD.
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NRs J. TAYLOR tenders his profession.
n, .-ryire. to the citizen. OF Marshall ana
vs,nlN.
Othr, n, his residence. one block cas-: OF tho
rlant.r- Hotel
Nav 2tih. 1886. "'-y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

The mind has more room in Il than
most people think. Il you would only turn
ian the Apartment.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

The rich naa d.sptsss tho.. who fi,ser
II ter him At all
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

The Qua. .-n'l~tistu Nwc ~tst Oh with
an angel IL book muslin. hs rs's.n-d 's.sa
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ran. TEXAS PUBLICAN
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.,,une-nrnt ~ candidates. Ten D"hH's
.l,s ,.r cent Will he charged on Embellishments
.,tns,, uoi,c-. ,, on. square. Willie charged
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

Oulv one way 10 liz. rlgbt--'c live to
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

HtN,TvbRS \ y 4 u. y. N Johnson hnV'
associated themselves in the practice
Medicine.
lrOt9cc over their Drug store, west SIDE on
~. Public Square,
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