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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21
:3wZAM SAW MILLS,
EURaEsSs MIL.

fTli'S well known NIL 1bagt lie and
1 tn NofihNcst ~ Mnr-hall f. Row 10
fl,l apenHrn. The falllwiug are the cash
piee- inr iuUbef
Ordinary Lumhe- board measure sl6
Rough -ig'd lumber, ~
LttAng and plmg, side and edge
measures, 20
Lumber User IT iuches IN whih, of - fe.
IN leugih, VIII he charged 81 20 per hundred
al plank under too, vide, down to -is
lnche-, -,de and edge measures, will be- charged
a. thc rate o. $40 90 pcr thousand Under
,uN w8 be charged al ihe rate aG q. 90 per
nandecs. SHE ard edge measures.
Aii small scanilmg, under three BY four,
wlil oe chugci al, tIrea by four -cauilng.
Lnnbvr. when cat u odd numbers of feet,
wll be counted to the ncN; number above,
makng cscn numbers IN al cate@.
Epf tAo scar 1887, there MA he no erodn
pfige Cash or cash arrangements mnsi be
nnde ia every ease.
The Gri.l Mn viii be in operation on Sat-
uriir We vii grind for the sixth My son
hrHslus VII give his eulife attention Ia ihc
ul.iness Sacks brought 10 the mill musi be
pl'lHy marked, or ihcfc wi. be no rep onsi.
5ily for loss
A. d. EuRRESS.
Feb !. 1851. ly.
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J. T.. MOkG An,
10 . x = = Z L q

Exchsnge Place, sdj"ss's9 ~ fesecprs,
Akw 0wLEANa.
DECElVES by the stesnsAiPs. express and
IL mall-;aii the new books ~ fast m issu~d
from the pssss. Ai~ays on hand, full stock
Of the principal STANDARD Authoss, in Ihs differ
ent departments Of litersssf~. Hrienrs and the
Arts Miscellaneous Books, M-di al Books,
Agricultural Books, Hientitic Books. Cheap
Publications.. Ner,al PubIicat,on~, Magazines,
Newspapers. etc. etc.
Ny stock Is very complete in ali its details,
and |. no, surpassed by any establishment in
the South.
Country gentlemen. visiting the city. are re-.
specially ipvitcd t" examine my shelves before
purchasing elsewhere.
III Subscriptions received for al the lead
ing newspapers md magazines published IN
the Union.
No charge for packing and drayage.
J. e. MORGAN, Bookseller,
Exchangc Place,
Anil 10. Soy Adjoining the roaicffcc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

A, an sveuiag party last veea. a lady
a.k~A the Majs~ Why me- engine Was
sslIsd sAr. bAs Major replied no did not
Aao~ shy. wi,hous I. "" because j had
saeh bsf sorsss. The fair qaesliouer
"a sox srn3er 7ate ss.lsss3
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

TEXT hooks ADOPTED As srASpAEDs.
bvtsr's Practical Grammar;
Frsmerson's Arithmetic;
Koba9-n's Algebra;
McCn6<y's S~ries;
Uln~y's tisogssphy;
Wilson's Histosi~S
Mrt,isoa'a Astronomy
Diapers Philosophy and Chemistry;
Bs,ler'S Aasiofy
Uph#m's Mental Philosophy;
Canpbsl.'s Rhssoric;
Whssley's Logic;
Dawes l<gsndse~ Geometry:
Ia.ts.' AaaiytSsxl M lalcsiss;
Davies Descriptive Gecn,etry;
Davies .itaass aud bha1ews;
Davies Surveying;
Civil Eaqinestsn9;
flscklsy's TrigoHometry
MeCIinioek's LIT aud ~ Books N Latin and
Greek;
Anthon's Latin and Greek Astbors;
Sp*n.es's Greek Tessarnent:
O.lsadorff's Spanish Grammar;
U.sendarEs French Grammar.
The above are the prsncipsl Text Books
useJ others no, mentioned. can be used 4,
tiessurs.
Angus, "a. 1854. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

So
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YurF ,ppssved. 49, 49, efMe eeses
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Cssvasss fse pssssaits b Nsoss - eaie -
Cs,sss IL ssl,s, fss~ = y = lssAss vids;
6swe~kses To- eeesaeaA q ~ d0oo;
90 -. 0ne 49, ~ ssapsa ~ p1astDs;
~ . snjse ~ ' sajuA bseshsA ~ aaesas
r. e>ehssss cual ~ sDlvss lsaf;
- lorltss Asea mstal, vhiss sd ysllew;
IA foil, Ia ahesta 81 bseka;
Tsassl Il Ill shs ssaal sslseA
Fssnrh swd ANs-isan
pA418 8A0oxUoo.
Dcsss, Window Ssah ard bss4s, u ~ sssss
Ard ABSORPTION. for sale coeap
WINDOW OLAS0, r.
$3.50 bcses Amer Winass ulssA al sisss !;
l7oo d. EnvI,s, asd Pssech, stcS $50
10 90x3U;
40 Issh.s Inv Pisss 0lsss;
10 bsA dsstls shisk Ansnsaa, ffsn ssio
70 1910;
1000 light eoIessd glass;
100 Glaxier DismUnas;
100 bundles gissi~v ti~s;
10 tons White lrs1. In - y 100 ID. kegs
800 eaniassss s~A ksga c.Iessd psints, IN !
ounc~ To 100 posud peckasss;
$500 lbs fine ..eneh g,ssn, dry SD g'os"s
in oil.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

EXTRAORDINARY iirsrr. "A Ae na,k
Ch@sakss Enquirer ,s,s tha. a lrdy OF
that ecsnsy recently hsd tb'as obi!drcn nj
one bislh, Ill Ut whom arc alive sid deine
w-if. The sstna Iaav, about . year ago,
had iwn chiltfca a. II hsflh.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

Ess RVsrALo iiuNr -- We .sgn Som
oar i.;low towasmsn, f J telicf Isq
wso has ass returned frnn THO keseree.
that dining bis ab,eres, he. ~ company
With some others. took Lnni for hpH,.lo.
ssd succeeded in killing sa.y t1e large
,,pes. besides ~oaudias many eibess.--
Waco Sta.esmsa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

'. J. vASmiauSs. T. C. nooas
NANBIBBER. MOORE l. CO, F.~rssI.
Y ing and General Coms.isiioa Merchants.
and Steamhoas Agsnt', No. ) Poydsss a.r~~s.
be rsen Fulton and Front stree,a, New Or
leaox.
Jan. ~, 81 IL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

y J. CARDLAN. Pres't,
frf # Nnisma',cs sid tacient Languages.
aias i.op. tspoLAS, LIST. ASST,
Ard InsiTsc.,sss IN Ornamental Branrhss
Miss SAnAn J. Locks, ~ AN'l.
Nine a,n.u A. KrLsrY.
t'ref " Iscsi ard ias russ<rfal Eiy,e.
From my experience VA Teacher 10 some
~ Tie ifsi literary Institution. "a the uaiun.
iogo'Aes e.ih she ND og such q corps Of A.
il.innts a- the wants of the school nav dr-
maad, ! hatier mssclf ,aal wiil be- prepared
90 condu-t tlc Institute ir q manasf worldly
The pe's naer oi ma enlightened eormaply,
.'i ste ondafy to rnre 10 he South.
RATE, or TUITION FER SESSION.
vElsaaY ClAss, Including the u-na -iad.
ies, So 81
lpmoa CLASS. including usual -iudiy-, % 90
NippLs Do. 20 90
SKsloa Do, 4" rs 90
Modern Language, each, 10 90
VI rae (piano3, Vocal and Instrumental.
with use of iustrum4nt, 30 90
Ealh branch II Ornamental Work, COM
yt'sd 10 90
Incidental Expenses, per session, 90
Pupils sill bc charged from The tine Of en-
trance to the end II the session, except in cases
81 prot.nried sickness.
y. H. The tteon,cuieuce frequently arising
IA Collecting bill, from patrons at distance,
sUyec-ts the espcdeuey Of requiring, at the
commencement oi each session, payment IN
adsancr si,h II reduction II 10 per Gent. or
note doe at the end IF the session.
=. J cAkOLAN, A, NJ, F'rsiGcaG
Nsrihan Jaly 90 $50 ss-f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21
\ MT y s'ss ssss Ass r"r

n & tpot " utxt ttxs Axs rMr
Htb6mt ~ AtN. MEisr ASSs nAtH'
AWxS.
WsuM - ~ asskt. y ksiA<wd iifone,
N hss'sswss scsss 70 gssss yess gong,
1Spiuss ~ Mari with thrilling lay,
llslss - - Anne Hathaway
Nhs Ram VAT 10 sing 20 s'sss.
rhatas nlGht vsed'dns ssep ~ Asss;
To aelt ~ ~. maks b'iths the gsy.
Ard sasnFs charm, AnnA HATR WAY;
She EATS WAT.
Ann~ uasAAwsy,
- hsaths dslighs Aeas nAfm \ VAT,
Whsa savys kssstA sd rnnscvcss tooth
Ussss' and IN M worth and truth,
IA meri, = 1ftrsss bsiray,
r. seoths ~ ssass Anne narM WAY;
Ghs nAru wy 70 chase despair,
10 heal I'll estvk u ssre al care.
fw1a Dbslsee sight 10 f'ircst day;
Ties tnsS'st, fsaa heat, Anne mAra
4 way:
ehe MAIN \ NAY,
Arns Hathaway.
70 make g,ief bl,s Asns nAra WAY.
Talk not cf gems, the orient list
The dis9ewA. topaz, smsthyst.
II eneseh mild. the ruby ny;
TAX II mr. gem, Anne Hathaway
M sArn WAT, with her bright ego.
TlSelr various lus:fs 10 defy,
Tee Jewel she. and tho fol. they,
~ ewsst to lock Anne RATA wAy.
ehr NAra war
Anne Hathaway,
81 AAane tsiyh' GENE. Anns .nAsa = WAY
RAt wess h u ny fascy gwen
r. ssss ksr ehsrms IA ell them Heaven
Far tkcugha mcral nslc II clay,
Ausvls nus, lave AaAs Hathaway.
Shs HArH A WAY - 10 control
Tesaptsss TIE Imprisoned .oul
~ swesss~t Heaven On earth display.
That TO b. Hssyru Anne. nsrH WAY.
Gre HA1n VAT.
Amaze Hathaway.
r. h Heavens self Amaze nAra wAs.
s b.eN ~ re- q. =.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21
stoves " ~ hesesase.

CAMUEL LOCKE, n receiving ia Store a
- large as.ostasmt VI Stovss, Of new and
approved patterns, compsi.s"g Cooking, Par.
lot. ChusrI,, ttliec and eshoehcuse Stoves;
some al VI. PATTERNS are ss~ao.tsi atd -n'ss~l )
new ~ W., u,arkss. At-" \ lev VI h. csic.
brAt<A stsas, Cooking Stoves; these Stoves
are " in aud Without water tacxs, ~ that "a
house can he supplied with hot water; these
Stoves do no. consume more than half the
iu,I Of ar ordinary .tose to do The coUkIny
Tor ia,.y
Al.o N store, COPPER Dc,les Bottoms !;
Sheet Iron Tor Stove Pipes. English, American
AID RasAsan Sheet Iron.
Ja". II, 81. no.!l II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

rSilE subscriber hsginr substituted steam
L tot horse power heretofore n-ed 10 hss
mills. situated three mI.ea south II Marshall
on tho Carthage rosd, takes pleasure IN an-
nouncrg 2 the public lna' he }, prepared to
an an orders listed TO lsim with accuracy
nnl diaFnth.
The ioi'1aing pfCeswi be charged fol Jam
BET ald i.mtdlat.ly upon delivery;
UfdhutFy square edge iuDber, tboard measnre)
per thou and. -. 40
Neaga edge lumber, (boara measure. 80
Lalang and paline. ~ 30
II not paid upon delivery, the following
prices vii, be ch.fgedl
Ordinary square edge leaihor, board measnre)
per thau-and, $40 90
Rough edge lumber ,boari measurc) 10 90
Laitlng ard Failing. - 90
Grlnding regularly every Saturday. at the
eighth, for the accommodation OF the public
n II, Ose Of Geo. Pages horse powers for
sal, hos By tie subscriber
GEO. w. EWELL.
r.b. 30 1857 No~27 #
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21
DANIEL EDWARDS,
copper, til ~ ooool.lpoo Woshss

H,opPEWs ~. ~ ~ m $500. va.
Iron vau, Dos.., sAs,,%,s. 7r.s.s., Uel.s, i
every description, lss~ Osstsss. Psis"n wssh.
Hotels ~ a~slls~ss sepSlts1 wteh essAn
Tables, drying seoms. plate AsssssA hethiag
apparata4 Machinery sspaiss1, Nd lote9
Of every description puWstually attsp4sa ~
Brass Founding, tinirhiag ~ palassa ~
king apsis 10y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21
ma \ VIC
FE MALE INSTITCT e,
MARSHALL, TEXA1.

HAVING received, from the Bcssd Of Afn-
syers the appointment of President OF
the Marshall M.-cn;s Female lM.liiuts. I take
pleasure in announcing 10 the public tina, the
Fourteenth Session ~ that Institution viii
ecmm~w- on the First Monday 10 a~pses'Lsr,
and consinue. ai,hout inlvsmissian, 10 the cud
sf tie -.hcns,r year, consisting of ',ro Sts.
nous # TWENTY WEEKS tssh, under the fol-
loAtua
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

New orleans CaFFIAGe WarthouStI
Mas 81, s3 and 70 Common street.
Between the City aud the e. Charles Hotel..
The eldest and largest Carriage Establish
meat IN the city. Their ssosk consists Of
som, $40 Carriages, vis-
Coaches, Baygi-s,
Fam. Kmkawnyso. z2xN" Top 8nggi~a.
Light DO slid Buvsis-.
Bxseucl,cs, suikrys q Gigs,
Jersey Wagons, and almost every style Of css-
riags sald n thia market. Oar work j. from
our saanu'aetosy in New Jsrs~y, and fslly
guaranteed. For sais low for cash o. city ~
cep,apce.
Anil n 1061-v
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

M l. ALLEN & Co, (Ia.e Of Thompson,
w . Allen. Co,,) Wkoissoie Grecers and
Dealers IN t1sics Wines. Liquors 1otscco,
AMI Cxsrs, No. s. Common atreel, New ~.
leans
Coods Al The lows.' market price aid guar
sn'eed in every particular.
Jan. ~. 81 lv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

sfAnsa. wM psSGhev AHA
SEMMES i ttiil. Attorney. ssd C.ssss.
~ lars II t~s A.t'smp street., New Urlesn.
Judge ~emnses was As-ersss~ Ja-',c.. 1T sA-
supreme Goart 81 Fof,st. up :" h.. I-movsl
10 New Uvswn.
Ms tiiii hiss h~~r = citizen " f-xs..-4s.
,s".iv.is and insnv"s-iv engaged 10 the A.x.
Tire II iaw. f"s more than t~sasy wears. --asa
considerably #f~ss 10 the Bsnct ANA Bar Vi Nv
State
~" y ~ aiV III
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

ohrevspest AAvestisemeats.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

LANES SPEAK, JESSIE ~ cErAKv.
SPEAkE & MeCREARY, WAoIesaIe Gro
y GERS, Commission Merchants, and Dealers
in Western Produce, No. 8 rchoup'toulas 1T,
New Orleans.
Importers Of Fine Brandiss and wines.
Jan. ~. 81 "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

Ii y. eODlNs,ON 4 CO, 0sssrsj -
liz ezra ltaIcs u wisss ~ iAseea
sss visxisis MssSfssIsss3 1sAsses. NJ n
y, and - ccAaoa stsrss. (sdje u,ae c.,
nSssl.) Nsx Oslsaa& -
u Hpsrisl attention s;vs~ n I'll osdse~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

1Io1EEl1iE IeaI1yu =
y0016 Az DjvU1w0N110s TAI 49,
D DASFORrH. 7sss4e.

ruN11ao Issol>saisa = lsssoeA shses m@egwest
u u Claskssils, ~ River ssa~sy. Texas.
4sssiss4 - Msess 6lleME AONoAv IN
0CTsDBEe, ~ sssss ~ last Thsral~y 10
III, eushvse1~e : >Dsn ~ ~ nsrtks. Sta
- eshs~ 4 aay psssca Of ne ss-sasa.
Tks esesss u justsurtioW = - tAescugh
n ~ English, C>assissI. ~ nalksmsssesl
tsss<kss = ga W fcsrd IN any lassitssssn In
sh< Scnth.
TERMS. Pen SESSION ov rES nosTIis.
Board, waphine, rcsm- rat, and suisien,
IN Essll.h Departosat, II rcd 1t close
Of ssnscn, -. 49,. 49,. $40
IL noi rsil Al Gloss II ssssioa, 1871
II e.as.esl o. hieAss AAthsualiss, II paid
u close OF tsfas seo
n nct paid II ciose, 1+3
First Ave months Only, .. -
Incidental expenses.
Ten PER cen, allowed on money pad in a.
vance. Stsdrnts charged fron the tine they
enter The school III Close II the session, and NO
dcduction made except In essss u psctrsrted
sicknss. Those entering the institute are
r<Qsirsd 10 farui.h lights, stationery, aud teat
bockA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

=. u. sslNroN, emAs y. noWu
ID ~ BRiNTON 4 CO.. 0s~mi,s,on ~
i ~ harding MereAssts. No. ~ Csgo1
street. New Orivnns
Refer o--J. N. Howell &. Co i. Ogl~sby d
Gri-wold, White, Smith, 4 Baldwin, Shees.-
pofi, L.,
Jaa ~. 81 /,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

:. Rawhas. ksws-rly " Rs~i,n. t,u.rsn i c.
~ ". hANtAAs, 4 20 Waalss~t Es<
-. csrs sad ,ta,H MON sfsycAa'ss, Is
rchoupiioas- aid Neu Ls,te .ls., New
btlesn-
De u .r.,ti ss.Na Ih-lv.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21
CARNAGE wAaGllsgsg.

Coaches, 2R. fsMoes,
Kockuways, WhiDA
haFoMch-a, &-- Cnae8GA
Busgie-, Tst0UeArk
Wagons, etc. vnrni.h, etc, for ~ ~ ~
cash o. citv acceptance.
No. ll3 Grarier and Is Unien SFouL
New Orleans. <.
April 10, Soy J. A. LUA 4 ca
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

foH~ o, nclEMoar. JasKra n. gkvns.
u. y RsfArRA.
McLEWURE. KAYBCR< Il CO, Cosses
Av1 Factors ard Commiss,n N,,chan,,,
No. - Ca'"n3rle, street, New Orlea...
'ktfevs 10. Gel VIM = HUI, ta l. 2
lissd, snss ssn,. Tor. Esq. Mrr.naii. rexs.
hAc., ~. i>:ti 4 ...
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

Il BSNkSMlrl 4 10. tss., -.
Ia an 0sssrA Csmaassi.. 1921.
New Ostssns. 1sft
SsSl -. ls6A sA.as
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

T. \. euAeAa. y. ". LseAs, n.
hU\G NM LNi,N, 1ssce~..ss~ie Rs~.
~ Nus. One~a~ y C~,) Ssasss f'se'ors ~
Co~sai~siss ,.ieseAsssA ~ Essvndslss .,rsss,
New Oyl.uas
IL" ~. 81 IT,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

'IO the R1nof o *.
1. N,ZEN Gram Crs1lsM eengtoj
VA Do Seythss ~ En- N3 4
, DO Si.kies - d
A large assortment II ~ QN0Sa
Fresh ss. Lcu,s Flour. Vses1
boys Clothing. %.3etord
WM. =.
May isth, iesA n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-24
The Owners of india,

India is country that has never be-
loneed to its natives. Two thousand
years ego, Alexander and his Greeks led
dusky captives in golden letters from
there to Athens. After Kim it became
the prize of Parthian bows and Scythi-
an spears. Then came Mahommcd and
his Persians from Ghuznee to teach by
.cimetar the scw theology, "Allah il Al
lah, and Mahsmmei is his prophet. -
Then the Alyhaas drove out the Per
.ian. Then the Tartars drove out the
Af.kans Then came Timour, the ter
ribls Tartar, and the long and prncsly
line Of Great Mo-uls, Baber and Akbar,
Jehangire and Aurcngzcbe. The Mogul
Empire got, like the British, too big
to hold together Down went the
throne at Delhi, and up sprung crop Of
Ti:erJy,, MAN, Kings, Shahs, Rajahs,
New s4u5s, and &abobs, all over tie pro-
vinea5. About tais time H. p NJ East
India Company cane to trade, and stayed
to rale. b. c,ajoling one prince, threat
eaing another, invading a third, and
protecting fourth, they got the whole
concern in the hands Of John Bull and
the horn unicorn. Ii the Sepoys succeed
in securing Hinaoo dynasty now, it will
b. tn" first they ever had.-Aldany
.IJ.rn
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-24

The correspondent of the Alton Cour-
Ter, writing from Peoria, gives the follow
ing "good un - 81 heard rather good
thing on Douglas ;nis afternoon. The
oncers Of the society have been enganed
most of the day in announcing the awards
and delivering the premiums, for which
purpose they assumed stand among the
tier Of seats have before spoken Of
As the little g liant was pronnenading near,
he heard his name called loudly and vc-
citerously from the stand. Surprising
ne was probably called upon for aspcech,
he Immediately climbed upon the plat,
form, where he ascertained that the call
was upon Que Of his namesakes to whom
the committee had awarded premium OF
a silver goblet for being the second best
three year old Durham bull calf on the
! ground"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-24
1sles Of Behavior for young people I'm Com.

Always wipe your mouth with the IT,
Die cloth for that must be soiled at all e.
vents, and will save your hosts napkins,
or your pocket handkerchiefs.
Always observe the Abyssinia custom,
never to speak nor to drink unless your
mouth be quite full.
Champ whatever you eat, make as much
noise as possible, which will show that
you relish, and are pleased with what
you are eating.
Should anything at dinner stick in
your teeth, do not allow yourself to suffer
from it for moment; but use pin, or
If you have not such a thing sbou: you,
fork will be good succedaneun,.
Always begin to speak before another
Is finished what he or she has to say, as
it will serve to demonstrate the quickness
Of your perception in being able to under
stand thing before it is uttered, and
give the company great opinion Of your
intellectual powers and genius.
Be sure on leaving a room to turn your
back on the company; and when you go
out, be sure to leave the door open, if
the weather be cold
Should you have occasion to use your
handkerchief, in company, do not mince
the matter, as the fastidious are wont to
do by slightly COMPRISING the nose; but
boldly and decidedly blow it particularly
it at meal times until relieved from the
Inconvenience; and the louder and more
violent the different pulsations are, the
more gentcel, easy aud agreeable you will
be considered.
When in company, should you ever be
at loss what to do with your hands and
feet, (as is often the case with young peo-
pie,) you can occasionally put one foot
over the other: run your fingers through
your hair; pare your nails with a penknite;
bet tattoo upon tn, table; yawn; then
str,.ch yourself, to open your chest; bite
yolr nails; cut notch or two on the backs
Of the c al aud sofas, to try the quality
,fthe wood.
Ne 'er put your hand or handkerchief
before yoar mouth when laughing.
Away hatl.- contradict. aud never give
your reasons, which win impress the com.
pany with ahigh opinion of your decisive
character
Follow these precep:s, and you vii
never fail to convince the company Of
your high breeding and refined education
and that you are perfectly free from vul
gar habits, and fit to move in the elevated
sphere OF fashion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-24


lsL z r. ID WIN . w s.
THE subscriber nos prepared to oner TO
/ the citiz .ns of Davenport nd surrounding
country the most complete assol tment OF Paints,
Oils Glass, Sash, Blinds aud Doors ever brought
to this market
Loo 600 sets Sash. assorted sizes, =.
1000 Boxes Window Glass assorted sizes,
Doors, a large assortment,
Blinds, tn. best lot of Window Blinds ever
brought b. this market.
Lead. fresh lot of White Lead just rec'ved.
Glazed Windows,
We have for sale AT No.
l0, 900 corner Brady and 4th streets, large
stock of Glazed Windows, assorted sizes.
Store fronts fitted up with double thiekn 81
French Plate, or common Pittsburgh and New
York Glass Glazing done upon short notice
and satisfactory terms.
All orders promptly attended 20.
l.. BRADLEY.
Brady and kourth sd.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-24
$l.5O a year.
p URIFY, p URIFY!
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OF all the remedies that have been discvo.r.
u ed during the present age for the "thou
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wonderful preparation. Only three years have
elapsed since the discoverer (who spent de-
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ing it) first Introduced it 10 the public, and it
is already recognized by the most eminent
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most surprising and effective remedy for GER
tain diseases Il which they have knowledge,
All other comnounds or syrups of the root
have hitherto failed to command the sanction
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have been 70 I'D to contain noxlous ingredients.
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Affections of the Bones Habitual costivsnssa
Debility, Indigestion,
| Diseases Of the Kidneys, Liver complaints,
Dyspepsia. Erysipelas Piles
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| Fistula, Scrofua,
Syphilis, And all skin iiseases
| Besides curing the aboue, it is also known t.,
be great and powerful tonic, purifying the
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| In short II is with out exception, in the ease.
mentioned and its general effect on the sys.c m,
the most efficacious, as it is the most desirable
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used throughout the country, and is fast obtain
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cures it has effected are daily coming to the pro
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nH-Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S.
For sale at the mandatory corner Seventh
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20, ILL.,; J. d. Park, Cincinnati, o.: Wilkinson
Marshal, Keokuk, Iowa; sold in Upton by
4s,ly. A. GIL BERT.