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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-03
1857. 6 49, -, 1857.
VALENTINE
FREIG HIT EXPRESS COMPANY,
EVANS, MORLEY 4 CHEW, Agents
FOR ROCK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT.

1'IIIS Ccmpanyis prepared to transport goods with
J. greater despatch han any other freight line from
BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
and all Intermediate poin,s SOUTH AMI EANT.
Having their Cars on the u G-rent Roads, and
Agents with th,m, Merchants depend upon bet
ter time than ny any other line.
Shippers by this line will have prompt repavdtiOn
Rade them ior any lass damage OF Goods while in
their charge, and will moi b. sent e. the Rail Road
which the damage may have occurred redress.
Thosr desiring IN make arrangements FOR spring
business will please cali beforr making
with dng other line.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-03
WANTED.
500 Men. Ysuths and Boys
SAMUEL PERRY

II REApY-NADE CLOTHING
(of his man Ifscture) ever offered in Davenport;
which must be closed out n make room for new end
complete stock for Spring and Sanmer trade. In
order TO dispose Of my stock u winter Goods In the
shortest possible time will orr for thirty days my
whole stock Of Ready-A1sde Clothing at
COST PRICES.
choice lot Of FunuIsHIxo GOODS, consisting IN
part q Fine White and Fancy Shirts, Under clothing,
HIndkerehiefs Gloves Collars, Hosiery euspenders,
India Ruhbsr 0aAs, Trunks, vslises, DC.
Only onepriee. Con aod ~
SAMUEL PERRY,
anI4du Brady street, opposite Post Once.
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OFFICES.
Boston, NJ Is, State Street.
New York. 4" go, Broadway.
Philadelphia, ~, South Third Street.
81. Louis, I" 10,
Chicago, C,tn.r, ~ State and Randolph.
Davenport, Corir,T Front and Perry SIS,
JNO s. DUNLAP, EVANS, MORLEY l. CHEW
N Superintendent, Ageats,
Cleveland. Davenport
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-21
WIN. q. DOLLAR,
MtllVrjEht and ,lachinist.

WILL build Merchant, Flouring, and steam
w Saw Mills, OF all kinds He also takes
the liberty to challenge any gentleman OF his
trade, so far ar workmanship is concerned.
Having served a regular apprenticeship In the
old wheat growing States, and having n long
experience in the business, he will drees and
hang buns and arrange boiling machinery I'M
der the most approved plans. Cotton screws,
yin gearing and lhreshing machines, put up and
geared off complete. Also, all kinds Of Rail-
road work, such rs bridges, lrussel work, sta
ton house, water tanks and framing, done ac-
cording to drait.
Refer to--John NJ. Jones, E-q, Cass Co !;
$ II. Mcfarland L. Co, owners Vi The Jetier-
son merchant mills.
Address
WIN. G. DOLLAR,
Jefferson. Texas.
Feb. 7. 81 2iu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-21
MARSHALL GROVE ACADEMY.

RETURN thanks to my friends for the en-
/ eoprAg.ment they have given me IN ih's new
euterpris. by their patronage and good Wishes
and am happy Ia iutorm them and the pubic
that am now more favorably situated than at
the beginning Of the present session having
provided and furnished. with chairs aud desks,
commodou, .chool-rooms IN connect'on WIN
nv residence, situated IN a beautiful forest
grove, five or six hundred yards south OF the
courthouse. ON au cnnencc overlooking the
city,
The second session will commence Oh the
first MONDAY IN February and close on the last
Thursday in June. | am prepared with apart
ment- for the reception Of male and female
pupils. Proper assistance ~'ll be procured Tor
encb department as It's inter. ats may demand
RATES or TUITION.
photography, reading, writing, And
mental Arithmetic, VIA 90
Arithmetic grammar and geography, IS 90
Natural philosophy and metaphys'r., 10 90
lI,phe, mathematics, Latin, greek, And
Hebrew, =" v"
Defamation and compositions with
GU, extra charge.
incidental expenses, w
The first exercises every morning ana 'h'
las, every Friday evening, will be reading In
The SCRIPTURE, aud PRAYER The first recitation
a chapter fro N the Bible, by all the school
Pupil. will b@ charged fr"" Tho time ,hsy
enter to the close Of the session. one haii
deducted for time lost on account OF sickness
Of one months duration or more
will bs prepared TO accommodate pups
with board, washing. and fuel, at twelve dollars
per month. n.,,,,n
Jan. -. 81 30"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-21
Advertisement,


,ry THINK WE ARE JUSTIFIED IN SAYING
~ Tina, no other Pill. or remedy for Liver Com
LINT, Ia. sainssl. dc.ssv-dly tho reputation
,nsyed by Dr. N Lanes Cs'eb~'-d Liver Pills. pro.
Led Nv rl.,sins hrs. Of Pittsburgh. A. an evi
.oe, that they will cur-. rad the following frum
"a, .,sti,nx in our o~n city,
Nsw Yoax January II. 1853.
mi. !. to certify ,ha, have had the liver owp.'n.
{, 81, ,esss and never could get any med,c,,~ h~n
= oo,il c. commenced using IN n Lane. c-,-b'as.d
w., pili- prepared by Fleming Hr". ! ran n"~ say
IN. public. tho, they have c"mpA-s~ly cnrrd M
A. hereby recommend them to al person. sfFi'c,
,,h diseased liver. They will c"r-. Try them
MARIA EVANS, 70 30 Lewis s,'~t
No. Purchaser will h. careful 10 n.k for DR..
uiANEs CEt EZRA FED LIVER PILLS. manu-
.n,rJ hy FLEMING BROS. II Pittsburgh. IA
.. ar, o,hr, Pin. pnrIsvtins To b. liver pills, now
w., IL. public Dir " Lane, venu,n~ Liver Pills.
.I. h,s celebrated V-rnlfnsc eau no. h- hal al al
.,p.e,ahl- drug s,or-~. None genuine without 'tr
.fus,ur II r.,u My, mos
tal 'II"'t'" """''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-21

TIE GREAT lOCCH REMEDY.
Cherry ExucrtOramt.

TINE following original letter was handed to
l. us for publication. A remedy which can
elicit such encomium- uinst be good one
GALVESTON, Texas, Apni as, 1856.
Dr. q. q. Woodmsn, New Orleans
Nv Dear Nir--ln justice TO you, and duty
owe to a suffering, and, may say, n world Of
coughing people, | state what your invaluable
ough kemedy-your Cherry Eqpeciorant---
has done for me, when all other remedies have
failed to give any relief. In the fall Of lsi7,
living IN 81 LOUIS, where ! have resided most
of the time for the last sixteen years, took a
severe cold, which settled on my lungs, and
was confined to my bed, and do-ed and bis.
tered By doctor. for several weeks, but finally
got on my legs again, but not cared Of my
hard coughing, and rsliiing and tickling IN my
throat, which continued II ecssantly Tor more
than six months, always the worst IN the win
ter Ms friends insisted had coughed enough
10 kill n dozen common en-, aud that ! must
be III the last stages Of consumption. ] made
up my mind must cough my hi. away. i.it
st. Louis in December last to travel and spend
the winter IN the South. When | called at
your store in Veksburg, you Will reeo Vet, !
wac coughing SO hard could not tax loE,ake
my business known. You said you would
cure my cough. As you gave me bottle Of
your Cherry Espectorani, thought would
not slight YOU and your medicine much as
not to Try il aud in ihankfulncss shall ever
remember the day did so, In but few days
it began TO allay and diminish my cough AMI
all tickling in my throat, and before | had used
more than three-iour,hs Of the contents of
that bottle, | WAS entirely cured. and for week.
| did not even raise n cough, though exposed
day and night, in all weathers, ia travelling.
IN IN
Carolina, took a severe cold, and my cough
ing commenced again and also the King in
my throat. at intervals and before my arriving
in New Orleans, on the 18th inst, on some
nights my coughing would commence and con-
tlnue for IN hour or two. ] soon procured
another bottle from YOU and in less than two
days was entirely relieved again. am now
determined to always keep bottle on hand,
and in the commencing Of cough, a very few
small doses will relieve it entirely am nov
fully satisfied it is the best cough remedy now
known to the world; and tits duty you owe
to the coughing and afflicted par, of the human
family to put valuable remedy within the
reach of all Its praise will soon be upcu the
tongues Of tens Of thousands Of joyful and
eoughcss souls. So great n remedy as your
EApecioraut should be brought before the
public.
am, dear sir, respectfully yours,
X. J WOODWARD, of N, Louis, Mo.
For sale by all the Druggists In the South
and Western States
o. o. WOODMAN, sole proprietor,
Corner Common and Magazine SITS,
Sold by A. =. johnson 4 Co, Marshall and
J. C.. Preston 4 Co, Jefferson.
Jan. 3. 1857, nl9-sw
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NEW GOODS =!

'l>HE undersigned has Just received fine
/ assortment Of Fall and WIn,e! goods,
which he Is offering at low prices for CASH
The following comprises a portion OF his
stock
Black. grey and cadet Satincts
Black and iauccy Cassimeres.
Tweed and Jeans,
Plain and plaid linseys and kcr-eys.
White, red, green, blue, and grey blankets.
White, red, green, and yellow flannel.
Printed flannel. (for chtiiren)
Ladies cloth. dor cloak-l
French and English marlno,
Figured and solid muslin de lain-.
Cashmere and alpaca embroidered robes.
Figured alpaca.
Ladies cloak- and talmas. (late s,yles)
Ladies aud misses marino hose.
English straw bounels, various qualities aud
latest style.
Bonnets trimmed.
Bonnet ribbons and trimmings.
Belt ribbons.
Elastic and paien, leather belts.
Cloak and dress trimmings.
Prints, IN great variety
I.,dles beaver and kld gloves and gauuile,s.
Swiss, napsook and Jnckonci mushus.
Thread lace,
Embroidered and hem stitched handk erchief-
Wrought collars aud underslevees, TO match.
Wrought collars and undersiceyes. separate.
Embroidered and corded skirts.
Grass and hoopcd skirts,
Irish linens, various qualities
Linen table cloths, napkins and towels
Birds eye diaper
Brown linen ard holland.
Cotton table diaper
Canton fann.
Bleached shrtings ana shee'ings.
Brown shirtngs and shce,ings.
lowels and tickinps.
Black and eolorcd sewing silk.
French working cotton.
Cotton nosa.
Hair curling and infant brushes.
Ivory, horn and guita puf,ha dressing combs
Shell and rn,,a prrcha side and puff combs.
Also, Ready Made Clothing.
Gentlemen. cloth frccs coats.
Gentiemens over coats
Black and steel mixed cashmere pants.
Vests OF various styles and fabrics.
Silk cfayats and handkerch,efs,
Satin stocks and ties.
Buck gloves and gaunth
Men and boys marine hxh hose.
Also, On Hand.
a large and complete assortment OF
China, glass and er~ksry.
Niirer plated casto-s and spoons.
N,lrsr plated caks baskets and cups.
Britannia castors.
britannia csndlestcka
Solar lamps.
Solar lamp wick and ehlmueys.
Pocket and table cutlery.
Castings, such -
Ovens, spiders, eis.
Also,
Painted and cedar tubs, buckets and keelersi
together with = general assortment OF House
furnishing goods, to which the attention oil
purchasers is respectfully invited
T. /. HYDE.
Oct. II, 1866. MIL
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NOTICE.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
Cnv>rx M IiIuutsoS

NOTICE is hereby given, tina, d. W. Boyd,
~ Administrator and Mary Boyd, Admin
istratrx. of the estate of +. W. Pugh, deceased,
have filed their accounts and vouchers with the
SAID estate ana that said accounts and youch-
ers will be opened at the next term OF the
county eour, to be held in and Tor the county
Of Harrison, Texas. on the las, Monday IN
February. 1857 IT being Tin 33d day thereof,
for consideration and allowance, when and
where all persons Interested may attend aud
contest them # they see proper by order OF
said Court.
T.. {. BE WILEY, CIR.
Jan 81, 81 n23 1t
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Z. SCOTT 4 cos
RprRTNr oF THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AMI THs
YarMcr's. Guide.

GREAT EEDI CTION IN The PRICE
~ rHx Ls1rxs rrsIrcsrtoS
l.. Scott 4 Co, New y ork, continue to pub
li-h the following leading British Periodicals,
viz:
!. The London Quarterly tCon.erraiice J
3 The Ediaebmgh Rerier, N1hie)
3 The Worth British Rerier Free church,
4. The Westminster Rerier Libera!)
). Blae,rood's Edmgburgh Magazine
(1ory
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-21
DMINISTRA7VRS NOTICE.

7 ETrERs Of Adm inistsation were g'a.,sed
IL TO the unds r.igned on the estate Of MAX
field Anderson, deceased, Al the January term
1857. by the County Court pertaining 70 .ne
estate. Of dscss.sd persona, held in and Tor
the county Of Harrison, Al The January term
1887. This il therefore 10 notify all Pefso"s
having claims against aaid estate, :" pfsse"!
them within the time prescribed by law ana
those indebted to make imnednss payment
N. J. HALL. Admir-.
"a =. ~. nl5-0A
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CHAHLus ppCHruT

FASHIONABLE moor tND NHoFNihER
>auih west corner Of The suhA, s,mr
L. ErpS constantly on hand large a~so-,-
N menr Of ladies and gcuIloncu- boots and
shoes oi his own manufacture also a good
supply Of sole AND upper leather for sale
From hl- long experience aud close attention
to the business. he hopes 10 have aconueuance
of that patronage heretofore 50 literally be-
slowed on him. All orders promptly attended
to, aud work warranted.
Nov -. I>jt nl>y
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steamboat AdveFt1Do0ooeD.
New orleans AID Red River Packet.

'lNIE new and splendid fast run- -
i ming steamer ~ x z, Samuel
Apologize. master. has commenced her regular
trips As a nine day packet k,swesn New Or
leans and Shreveport, Grand B4yos, Csnpss.
Grand Eeorc, Alexandra. and intermediate
points and landing. on the River, and len
Shreveport on "Wednesday, l4th January.
The Duke wa. built expressly TOT passenger
boa, to pig on the Mississippi, and IL in every
respect the ifesi and iasges, boat that ever RI.
tered Red River Her cabins are unusually
cornmodiou~ and furnished IN the mos, tnacnsf-
,renl manner, sad for comfort, good aecomno-
ialions, safety, and speed she is unsurpassed,
'ap,aia Arplegste solicit. continuance NJ
the liberal patronage heretofore extended !"
him, pledrng himself that nothing shall bs
wanting on bis part TO give satisfaction. For
lrc. tht 20 passage, apply on board
The Dase VII hereafter connect at Shrcve-
port with the steamer VI l.. Daugherty, for
jefferson, and will a, all times receive freight
p.d passenger for Benton, Port Csddo, smith
land Jefferson and an intermediate landings,
winch viii he forwarded whom detention
Jan II 81 '2l-ts
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KLEIN,
Secretary.
FOUND,

AN the Carthage road five miles south Of
, Mxrshsli, aboa, the 2sth Of December
last, a lady's cloth mnntila, The owner can
re, ii by csl on the sub-cr ,~r, living - niles
south Of Marshall Ard paying for this advcf-
u,emcnt
T. s. BOARD.
Feb 81, 81 no ~
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~ urcMou~c. Mention. KcNas.
Is. II. MARTINI.

DECElNING. Forwarding and Commission
IL Merchant Has Nov on hand end to ar
rN.. a iarsc ini IT Sugar, C0lf-r, Purk, liAc on,
Sat. Iron, Naa., CA-ung-, Haggng, Rope.
kcc, Molas-e-. Candies, Nhisscy, Apple Nm
egnr. etc. which are of red loo snali al ,ance
on cost tor cash. or 10 good customers a. 81
ad,aur. on cotton. aug 2-iyu
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New Orleans aad Red River Packet.

.0s-- THE well known, substantial
.u....-~-.s,.1 and fast running STEAMER STDK VI
Mood, master having been thoroughly repair
ed ha- resumed her regular trips as packet
between New brtans and Shreveport, Port
taddo Benton, Smiti,lsnd. jciI-rson. ant all
intermediate landings ou the route. Her OH
Gers ~lil pay eyery attention To any bushes.
entrusted 10 stcm, and every ehofl to de-.
serve a continuance Of The liberal patronage
heretofore extended 10 the boat. For fol ~.
OF passage, apply On board
Jan. a. . n2l-fs
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Towu IN ado Furniture.

FRAN els l.. y I |. Z II.
dogs to inform the citizens 81 Marshall
- and nriglborhood, that he Is prepared to
ua.e Hoo. and Office Furniture ct al aud,
to order A stock always Kept on hand.
Repairing. cleaning, ass! furnishing svati}
executed, aud all orders promptly attended 10
February bth.iS5G No Is w.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-21

Jefferson, Texas.
OFFERS his services To the public As Col.
~ !ee,ing Agent. Any business entrusted
to him will receive prompt attention. and
m oney collected will BIZ paid to the owner I'M
media,elp thereafter.
Feb IA, 81 ~
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'HliEsE periodical. ably represent the three
great political parties Of Great Dfitsn-
Wing, Tory, aud Radical blu. politics forms
onl, on. feature of their character. A. Or
gan. Of the most profound writer's on science.
Literature, Morality, aud Religion, they stand,
as they ever have stood unriyallcd 10 the world
Of letters. be ing considered Indispensable TO
the scholar and the professional man, while TO
the intelligent reader Of every class ih.y fur
nish a more correct aud satisfactory record Of
the curren, literature OF the day thtou ghou'
the world, than eau be possibly obtained from
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-21
LAST NOTICE.

HAVE sold out my store and s'orehouss'
l and bu.iness will be carried on, after 'h','
nv INV brother, j. Levy, who has just returned
from the Yor,h, where he ha. purchased a large
stock Of dry good. All those indebted to
me- y M ulsa,r come forward and make mme-
date payment, or they will And their papers N
N. hand. of an officer, |, Ia unpleasant 70
force collections, but am compelled TO 90 u,
~ am obliged to have money TO psy "{ a'o'"
Feb. ~, 1857. 80"
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NOTICE.

ITO men Of a small amount Of capital, and
l especially those engaged. or wishing TO
engage in the Tanning business.
The undersigned Is sole agent of Samuel
W. Pcireree faiensl.e, oil u new mode Tor
Tanning hides.
This process consists, LIST, IN the preparation
of the hides. for which patent issued on
or about Attn July, 1890, and ID, IN the manner
of applying the Ooze when the hides are thus
prepared. Patented October l%ih 1856. The
time OF manufacturing hide. INTO leather,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-21
ENGINEERS DEPARTMENT, }
SOUTHERN Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY.
Marshall, I.ras, January 10, 1897

systematic and efficient management Of
the business Of thi. company, requires
III, adoption Of the following regulation, which
vii not be- departed from in any case
vhatcSef
The first SATURDAY. after the first Monday in
Zach month, il hereby fixed a. Pay day, upon
which all claims against the Company, that
,hsll have been examined and approved, will be
paid
Tha, claims NAV he paid on the pay day Of
nny given mouth, they must be presented at
Nh, Chief Engis.ers Office, on or before the
1T du Of tia, month otherwise, lhey will
.e over one manth, for examination.
A. check roll, ar. sent IN 10 the Chief En-
eineer, on the LIST day Of every month, claims
ir labor ou the Road will b, considered as
PRESENTED by the check rolls
f. A BLANCII, Ch,J Eng,
Jan. II. 81. no'2l Il
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he new and >pivn.is 4 light denughi
.sSE..A6A Steamer BloOMER, Vim. Prrr,
ub4..cr. wiii make tips every sixteen das be-
tween ), ilei,vn sad .vn Orleans. datug ih'
season The E1omcr wa. built expressly for
q J,'i.r,an Packet, and wtll always BE- y. The
Lake when the water permits.
jan. II 81 n2l-fs.
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DECEiNlNti F"ruaaing aud Commission
IL Merchaais. Port Caddo, Texas, keep on
hand a general assortment Of Groceries, also
Baggiue ard Rope.
~ Cash advances made on cotton in store,
Sept Il. sat. II
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LAW NOTICE.
G'Osl n ID,

IN the Shrcvepor, road, on Thursday even
| ing. the Goth inst, JUS, below Maj .rasrss
a CLO1X CLOAK. The owner can get "
BY calling on the ,ubsef'eer and paying 'or
this ADVERTISEMENT. -
GEO. TUCKER.
Nov. %, ni3-u
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4 IL persons are forcwsrned from trading
n for a certain premi-ory note drawn BY
the undersigned during the fall or winter Of
1884 or 1886. in favor Of ". \. Tarl,on, for
the sum Of thirty dollars. The consideration
for which ssid note was given having entirely
failed, | will not pay the same unless compel
I'd by law. ,
ALFRED DU rrON,
Feb. I, 81 nxi-n
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q om 0 ard Sec.


lust received large collection of choice
j Books from the publishing house in Nash.
willie, which viii be sold Al cost, free Of freight
or charges. for easn, at the Northwest corner
of the public sqnArc, such a.
tlark's Commentary, Wat-on's Institutes,
Wst.on'- Dictionary, WSt~on's Exposition,
Natson's sermons Gaston'- Collections, Bur
ket. Notes, Weslcy's Sermons Nnrrss's Ner.
mons, I,s-eom'. Sermens. Wiusn'. pi~eoursea,
Life II Bascom. no~'s Works, Variations Of
fopery, Cabinet Library. It., tho author Of
Peter parley) The Great lroa Wheel exam
med, by brownie. il,mn books and nssipl mes.
IN connection With large lot Of Biographical,
historical aud Miscellaneous works too ue-
nerous to mculien, suitable for all GLASSES.
The above Described books can be had Of
my agent. Dr.. r \. Harris, al the place aud on
iho terms bcloie mentioned. Ladies and gem
,emcn sre pauieulatls requested TO cal! and
examine Tor themselves.
L. ". HOBBS.
Sept 81 1856. n5-u
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Our entire stock is new. having been select
cd in the best Northern markets, 10y ogs OF The
firm whose experience IN buying and selling
drugs Rc think suit lent guarentcr TO cur Gus
prices and oh "A accommodating terms a. ANY
oth.- similar establishment. Our establish
meni has the undi, ded attention Of both par,-
ners, aud orders or prescriptions y I'D be- faith
fully aud punctuail, attended 10 al al hours,
Nsr,h.ii. Jane Is. 1856. ~
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!. TERRY, r J. ROGERS
TU22Y q 2o0220,
RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Successors to W. NJ. Freeman
Dallas Street, jefferson Telas
TIME undcrsixned having leased the Ware
i House Of W. NJ. Freeman. well known
for its proximity to the waters edge, and con.
venience in receiving freight, are now repaired
TO receive and store Cotton or other goods
committed to their care.
We solicit liberal share of patronage, and
promise that no reasonable mat shall 70 away
dis. satisfied.
Al kinds Of articles sold on commission.
Bugging and Rope and Liberal Cash ad-
yances made on cotton.
TERRY 4 ROGERS.
Feb ~, 81 25-ly
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XXyILL our friends le, US suffer, OF VIII we
w he forced TO resort 10 an csIe'ai e"arse
fcv the collection Of our debts We are com
PEELED to colkct and close up our business
Cotton il good price and good time !" ras
deb,s. We do no. mean 10 BE- suggestive but
want our money socn.
TAYLOR l. WILSON.
Feb. 7, 81 n.t-u
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NcilsOu. " uvNWclA \ Co..
>nce-sser. 10 Richard Patrick 4 Col
AL poarl 0trcot, Now York

IMPORT EKS and wholesale dealers IN Tor
| eign aud doni, stle hardware, Guns, pistols,
and heavy good-.
Joseph Tarratt, Woiscrhampton, England ,
John Nsil-on. New Jersey, Jeremiah VI
WardweN. Wa,lef Tufts, Jr., James {. Ia,
rick, New loth.
July u 1856, a. ~
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At LAST

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ID for sac. low for cash. BY
L. lliETfORD.
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