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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14

sUNDRIEs,
TWENTY-FIVE boxes fresh Lemons
50 boxes Oranges;
so packages Sweet and Champagne Cider;
$50 do Walkers and Smiths Ale, Varl0us brands;
dozen New York made Ale Pumps;
50 boxes r. z. Rainln8 IN dns Order
100, 900 genuine Napoleon Cigars
$50 COO assOrstsd brands,
10000 Havana Cigars, for city trades
so dozen LemOnd syrup. home made,
1000 gallons Syrup, all davOrs.
The above articles fresh and On good order nd "a
Be sold cheap By lmay6l J. g. ROBEklsON.
GRAND OPENING DISPLAY OF FRENCH
PATTERN
Bonnets and Millinery Goods,
NO. 90 UNION STREET.
AT THE NEW YORK MILLINERY EMPORIUM.
THE largest we'll the cheapest OF the above Goods
opened in this city. Our many customers In the
city and throughout hs state may rely obtaining good
bargains Of
BOnnets. Gipseys,
Flats and Hats,
Head Dresses, Ribbons, and
Trimmings, French Flowers,
ManJillas. Embroiderss,
ladies' Dress Caps,
PEtent Extension skirts,
And a variety Of other fancy Goods.
We are constantly receiving something every day,
HAIR BLOND. BOFNETs ANO HATS,
Bleacbed and shaped the present style By The Italian
Msthod.
tt done up Br0Wns' . Union street. [nayI2-3m.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

A. The following gem is from the Rich.
mopd fAa) Enquirer:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

HARDWARE AND s5IiP CHANpLERY
SAMUEL Lo0X0,

rs receiving from the manufactures az
] the North and from Eurcfe, direct the
largest aud most complete stock Of Hardware
ever offered IN his market aud he IS ofeTlug
It at the very lowest market rates by wholesale
and retail. lis stock consist IN part, oi the
following, VIZ 5Vo tons OF hng'i-h Iron Of
Assorted sizes 1000 bundles oi sheet IRON
assorted numbers 1900 bundles OF hoop
Iron, from I to inches 400 tons oil hnc
American Iron, assorted sizes, mousehole
sngil-, patent chain Wees, suli brass box
Vices, coiietkeycd and bench Vices east IRON
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28
STEAM SAW MILLS.
VI RRE>>s WILL.

y1lilS wcll known mil aboul m. and q
haf Northwest ct Marshall, is moss n
iuU operation, The following are the cash
prices iar lumber
Orinnry Lumber, board measure SIS
Rough edged lumber, 10
laihiug aud ling, side and edge
measures, 20
Lumhcf over /, inches in width, or 40 feet
in length, viii be charged 81 90 per hundred.
Al plank under foot vide, down to siX
inches, side aud edge measures, Nili be charged
at ae rate Of SO % per thousand. udcr
tia; wi' be charged at the rate Of 81 co per
a@adrcd, side and edge measures.
Al, small scant,ng, under three by four,
IS u be- changed a., three hy four sclnllng
Lumber when cat 10 old numbers OF feet,
sill bee counted to the ueNt number above,
making even numbers ia all cases
For the year 1887 there viii he No crcdt
price Cash OF cash arrangements must be
mafe Ia every ease.
The GyIst Mn @ill be in operation on sat
friday. We gill grind for the sixth. My son
Erasius wll give his entire attention to the
business. Sacks brought to the mill must b,
phinly marked, or there wal be no response
biliiy for loss
\ d EIRRESS.
Feb J. 1857. ~.
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sHntto POETRY.
nv MAGGIE.

Twas when tie summer days were lang,
A, sunsets soit and rosy,
The winds they ros d The trees amang,
sac dshi.omc an sac coy.
aarder'd forth wi Maggie dear
Wher. yond,f burnie wimrlcs.
Her eyes were daskly deeply clssr-
Kan. iorys, her j.nY!s'
Ne sa, ~ down ueaa the ht's
1he burr .ohbing, -ifing
Tui .loauain' o'sr fha landscape lay,
An stop, the easha,'s crying.
Ny arm around her visit Was thrown
said | l,v'd her dearly
M called her at my love, my own
Il ulaac my bear, fcel qaecfly
Thee moments were a feeling dream
neer could 4 them BE- weary,
Rat hi.,d ,cr DER an DER as.lr,
ss,. sutli bonnie d.att
Io' fortune sport ire ~ Il All,
une boon ! only crave yc.
tn. .p5re my Maggie 10 rae siill
A 81 her loves III brave ye
Bos'oH 7
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Mou Orleans Advertisements.
COLEMA\S
PATENT PREMIUM tNptl\ioht
rnny AND FIGURING MILLS.

CORN AM 49, .on.,,uc,ion AZ
1 IL heterogeneous III Wv - :, ,s,lI.
~ Mills, or BY seli'ns o'"e' MAJ
on the reputation OF ml"v' WI. o'
prosecuted TO The '"li EXTENT " Wv a,o.,,on
and provided IN sueh cases 'o' NV f'V''N'''
Of pat.aiee, ,r
Mandatory, NaPo,ov" N''"'''
City, suburb OF Ne" 'fe"is' al.
Warehouse, 80 Na'chez street we" O''''''''
Discern lion 1T;
This Mil exhibits bo'h ho's,y '''" ''"'
Is in is construction, IS P"t'"o'e' '''NV',' >
8, may be desired, an" o'no''' ,e''" "'''''
cnt sizes, ranging from fourteen 'no"u' " ',''s'
feet in diameter being ,i"a9 'u'P'eu "
water, steam, horse or ",nu"''i Po"e'' " e"'.
OF which II is applied WIN success ""f"'''
leled in the history oil We hi'i''ns ART
AhNaNrA'hs 49,, ,
lat. simplicity OF eon'uuouo" an" o'i",
biliy of material, TIE outfs po'hs !" s''''
block
81. The under stone oelhs Wv 'v'','''
perfectly balanced giving u t' uo'u'"''''
motion which insurr@ uniformity IN 'n' s'''',
81 The centrifugal acton OF 'he running
store facing the gram from INC centre Tue III
slant i iall- upon II
ath. The eye being small effects great
saving IN power by breaking the gram near
the perfect center OF The stone
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p. J. C\ROLkN. rres't.
Prat O., NrhemaHcs and ineism lang
'ins. Lou. t,HoLAN, ist. Asst.
And Inarpcircss an Oraanuniai HraHrhe
Nrss SAR,u J. Io'kr, Asst
NRs S,Rau VI KELSEY.
Prnf n Vocal and ms rumeuiai Mu..
From nv experience - % Teacher ~ somp
of the first literary Institutions in the Union,
together Win The AID Of such corps Of A..
sistanis "a the wants Of the school may de-
mand, ila,lef myself that viii BE- prepared
TO coaduct the Institute in manner worthy
ihe patronage OF an enlightened community,
and secondary To none IN the South,
RATES or TUITION PER SESSION
rmNARY Class, including The usual stud.
less, sl3 30
luson cLAss, iuciaiing usual studies, IS 90
MinptE Do, 30 90
SEsioR Do, - 90
Modern Language each, 10 90
Music piano, Vocal and Instrumental,
With use of instrument, 80 90
Each branch Of Ornamental Work, com
yieied 10 90
Incidental Expenses, per session, 90
rupls sill be- charged from The time OF en-.
trance TO the end Of The session, except in cases
OF protfactod siekue>s.
y Il The Inconvenience frequently arising
in collecting bills from patrons at u distance,
suggests the eA?eiiency Of requiring, at the
COMMENCEMENT, II each session, payment IN
advance with reduction Of 10 per Gems, Of a
note due At the end OF the session.
T. J. NKOlAN, A NJ, Presidcnl.
Marshall, jay -, 1856 ,S-tt
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] G. MORO,
II . q Il ~, !. L. T. u

Eicbange Place. adjoining The Posiodce,
NFW ORPHANS.
DEcEINFS los fHe steamships. express and
II malls all 'he reW books is fast a. is,ued
lrom He press Ala4,4 pu hand, tuli stock
OF 'ae principal Standard Authors in the d'frr-
ral department. Of literature Science and ihr
tr. NJ .ee.lancaus Books. Medical Books,
Agricultural Books. Scientific lloos-. Cheap
Publications, Serial Publications, Magazines,
Newspapers, etc etc.
Ms stock ia 'ery complete ia all - details,
aud Is not surpassed 10y any establishment DO
the South.
Country gentlemen, visiting the city. arr re-.
-pctlgnly Invited To examine my shelves before
pure ha~lnE elsewhere.
Subscriptions received for all the lead
Jog newspaper, and magazines published In
the lHiou.
40 ehar., for packing and drayage
] G. MORGAN, Bookseller,
Exchange Place,
,..sI. "a no .4f.irtr, tb. p1.f.titf.
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SCHOOLS, Hte.
VOCAL AND instrumental MUSIC.
Il nANInNIII I.r.L,.


THIS Institution j. located three miles west
i OF Iiafksalie. Red RIVER county, Texas.
se..ion- commence FIRST MONDAY ~
.,CTDiY X and close Tie .sf fhurrd,y to-
ialy. en,sr1cine term Of ten months SIN
ienfa taken u ans period of the session.
The cour-c Of instruction Is a. thorough
IN tn. Enelish. Classical and Mathematical
t,snohes ne can be found Ne any Institution in
she ~outa
trRns rfg, sEssioN OF ifS MONTHS.
Board, Washing, toom-rcui. and 'uuou,
ia English Department, ii pad At eio-o
If ession, ... $40
II not paid at close Of -c,sion, III
u elass,cal or higher Mmhoua,cs, u pnh
Al CLOSE Of term, . ., 40
n not paid At close ,t. i.d
First Il .c month, eHt. 10
lnel.,.iial expenses,
Ten per cont allowed ou money p1i u ai.
vance. Students charged from Oh. time lhcy
enter lbc school tiii cotc of 'le session and Hp
i dndtinn made except in eases uf pfpir,led
sickness Those entering tle Institute are
r.qltei to furnish lights, stationery, and ica
hYoas
TIKI BOOKS NnopTfu IS sfANpiRn4
halirts pret.-aI Grammar.
fWMHfsuu NFtim"Lie'i
R.hiuson'- Algebra
McGuiley's Series
ulueys Typography
Wilson's Histories
haliisou's Astronomy
Diapers Philosophy and Chemistry
Hetlef's Analogy
tphaa, Mental rhilo-oph,
CHnphel Rheteut,
Nha'ley Logic,
Dawes legeudtes ocomvtty
D4tts AuaA leal and Calculus
nae,, Descriptive GeometD
n0dpe' SbHdrs eui shadow
Dawes surveying
tiu Engineering
Is. sles TnRuUpmstry.
Nctmroek'. lAt and ~ Books latin a15
hferk
arhan'- Latin and Greek Aulhor.
Sp.n-er- Greek Testament,
Olanjotr'- Spanish Gmmmar.
OlItndofl French Grammar
The above ARE The principal Test Buuk.
used Others not mentioned tan be u-cd al
3 ',a~ife.
August 30, 1856 "
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ant. NlsCAk o..

~ taoSNE.
npt her u,.i the festive tbrcng
4 esy, and ialr and happy g'r'
A.. ever gracei poet's song,
Or knew The magic Of curl.
H. form and ar th. lads shene
very star Of qucrnly grare,
And then the music Of her tone,
And all The glofics Of her face
Tie bliss Of ioye soon -eIzej ms heart
Alternate filed with loves alarms
I f.ll, delighted wi,l, the dart
And Wiling captive 70 her charms,
United in the cmung dance
We wai!zoi away the Joyous n.Rh1
And many ~ aal many aglanco
Spoke mutual love and twin delight
Nv bosom now, quite unnis-scd,
With every warm emotion rife,
! pressed her hand and boldly asked
10 join her IN the dance of lie.
,-he smiled, thea seemed perplcsod 10 eloo-'
\ moment pacsed in reflection
Then sad, " Dear sir, caa'i refuse,
Il husband should haze no oiysstoi -
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sons u,tl, " sonp. JAS VI rrr,..

sons u,tt, sobp, JAS rrrx.u
ALI, RullD, and PUTNAM. Cotton
! Factors ana nsncrIl to,ari,s s,on Mr.
hans, We $ Custom House stree. New Or.
.eans Give their Siricte-t individual attention
90 the sale OF cotton the purchase Of planta.
ton supplies, groceries, provisions. collections.
etc, ctr., ANA fee conidenci from long eIpe.
Renee and thorough Nuow edge Of their bnsi.
ness. IN their Ability To serve their constituents
successfully.
Refer 20 Cen, T., Greer " U , Ward
Messrs. NsioU and Smith. DE- D. +. Noun.
Dec. ~, 1896 ui6-l,.
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EWELI.'s STEAM SAW MILL.

THE subscriber having substituted stcam
! for horse power heretofore used 10 hi.
mills, situated three miles south IT Marshall,
on the tlflhng. road, takes pleasure in an.
nonnciug 10 The public tha, he Is prepared To
M MI order, cu,fu stel 10 him Wth accuracy
and dispatch
The following prices viii be cha'gcd for lam
ber # pad immediately upon delivery
Ordinary square edge lumber, board measure
per thousand, So 80
Rough edge lumber, board measure, ! so
lathing and paling, II 30
II not paid upon delivery Tie following
prices viii be charged
Ordinary square edge lumber, board measured
per thousand, sl5 90
Rough edge lumber, board measure) 10 90
Lathing and Palng, 20 90
Grinding regularly every Saturday
GEO. W. EW ELL.
Feb 2S, 1857. No-37 If
M itTG tnD StT y M his flyg,
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I ne largest lf~itNil~iNffit IN ilf -N9uiO, NJ
Nos II and l7;} Cdaai Street
ALI NEW STOCK.
~xx The undersigned having opened
Mfh large and splendid ASSORTMENT Of
v new southern Furniture IL pre-.
pared to supply the trade and iamiIie, on the
most liberal terms. TIN. being the only new
stock IN the city, purchasers will lind ii to their
advantage to call nni examine the goods and
learn the prices before purchasing elsew here.
VIZ keep constantly on hand
Marble, Seja and Genre Iabies,
Extension Tables Of mahogany. walnut and
oak and Of all sizes; rosewood and mahogany
Work and Card Tables. Dressing Tables ;
walnut and cherry Dining Tables oak ma
hogany and rosewood Sdeboards. Bureaus Of
walnut, rosewood and mahogany Asmoirs,
Wa.hstaud-, Bedsiesds, Par.or Chairs, Tete.a.
Tetes, bttomans, Diyans, easy chars, rockers,
etegere-. -.cre,arie, and bookcases, oak and
walnut oilice chairs dining room chairs, child
reus char aud rockers, mahogany and walnut
tea.poy, and light stands.
Ha,r, Moss and Spring Mattresses,
Looking Glasses aud Mating, rosewood and
mahogany parlof S,tts, together with every az.
tice usually found IN a furniture warehouse.
IL This - an entirely new establishment.
and no old stock on hand. Purchasers will
lind It greatly to their interest to give thu, store
n call before buying elsewhere, rs the lropriu-
tor is confident that he can offer Their, newer
ATTY Hes Of the most fashionable furniture, more
substantially made, and at greater bargains
than any other house In the city
CHARLES A STEWART.
April 10. ls56-y
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VI 4 = u \ 81

/ /. MALE. / y SIT / + T..
MARSHALL, TEXAS
HAVING received from the Bant1 of i H.
! ] ayers the appointment # President ct
tls Natslmil VI t-oHf Female Institute. l4,e
pressure 100 announcing 10 the public that the
Fourteenth Session Of that Institution will
cammenee ou the First Monday ia Septe6 lrr
ahd roH,une, without lnlounisslou, Go .'c ent
of thr scholastic year, consisting ot urn Net-
.iate TWENTY WErhs r1Cti under tho lY..
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.. J. SANEiBaER, g. G. NOON.
NANBlBBER, MOORE & co, Frra,d.
ing and Geatral Commission Merchants
and Sitamboa' Agents, No. 3 Poydras street,
between Fulton AVID Front streets, New Or.
leans.
Jan. Il, 81 Nv
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DISSOLUTION.

1--WE firm of RAwLlvs, DuscAs & Go il
! this day dissolved by mutual consent, and
WI be continued for purposes of liquidation
only. SAN. ". RAWiI>S,
July l-t, SO. |. H. DUNCAN.
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hot Sk.l1OLD AOll1RUN B..

A shadow bfoods over The household,
A .ofrw .illl and deep;
feel il presence around my heart
liae o thrill Of suffering creep.
It bushes the baby laughing voice,
Though the child can dfeam not shy
But the half-smiie due. ON BE-, rosy IP
Aud wonder iills It's eye.
look Nar out iu TIE sunshine,
That batbos the cart, 10 light
Aud the voice Of Nature murmurelh Ipw
Her manifold delight.
nu, the shaiow-oh close !, f,'lc,h
Through the dun and dusAy air
Aud We Whisper low, AMI with light foot.
fsl
Wepress tie eeho.ng stair.
Ard sc, SO sounjlY she slecpa above,
IL hat chamber cold aud DIM,
No morse from this bu.y world without
Can reach her world within.
Tie shadow cast from the old Pine. tree
Fl,kers in her face
Moekiue the play Of the features, rnrc
In their pure snd ehisrled grace.
And the w.ui stfrcih trcsses long and
brown
i'i~ but the Wind alone
Sad tears are Sling our eyes, TO $50
How Silly she sleepslh gu.
Tho sorrow tlat broods DER the household
Mark. every weary brow
Hers only il qoic, and peaceful
She hued.th no sorrow now.
She wioae warm heart felt ever
The woes Of other hearts
" hose sympaih1ing eve would draw
Tue sting Of Suffering, darts.
The shallow over The householj
Tie shadow from DEATH pale Tiab,
Shat, hll eur sonls With anguish
OF a hle long sorro~ine,
~ The following gem is from the Rich
mani gla i tuatlrer
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A BaLs IL VERMONT Forty young
vssn,ontess. Of both sexes. had party and
sspper ats hotel in Bethel. recently. and
bsessss - sIntsd that a clergyman was
cent fos and four couples were married
. firht "a The reel" Dn tell
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RiHtK 4 co
4. T. y T. u Al q 70 OCE Enc

No. TO TchoHphoHIds NfreeF, Nrn OrI,a,,
hGhLERS in Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Toh,,'
- go, Salt, Flour, Rice, Whiskey, Win.
and ioY iors Of all kinds, and every a,,,el~ :,
Groceries and Provisions,
No 10 New Leyee street, running ,hrouc,
to Ichoupitoulas street
J J GALtAGHFR. Nalesman .n,o
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L. !" MAN ". LOGAN, u,
hUNCA\& LOGAN, (successor, 10 Raw.
'n~, Dnncan 4 Coo Cotton Factors and
Commission Merchants 81 CaroaAcle, street,
New Orleans
Jan II, 81 Is
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HYDE n GOODRICH.
Cor. ttNtL and ROltL Str,,i,

Jeweiry, Diamonds. Clocks, Watches
LINE Bronzcs, PAPER Machc Goods. Also
l tine Cutlery and Hardware, in, Gun.
Rifles. Pistols. Reviewers aud Military Good,
large assortment Of fancy articles Sily,,
Ware, of their own manufacture Tea Sr,,
Pitchers, Goblets, Forks, Spoons, etc, etc
warranted pure ~ coin. apls
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28
Cabinet and carpenters shop.
A Largo Lot ef Choice Furniture on Hand

Cabinet and carpenters shop.
A Largo Lot ct Choice Furniture on Hand
a Tlil undersigned would respectfully ia
u. form their Friends and the Puhlc that
~ their Cabinet Establishment IA Mar hail.
/, now N iuli operation, and that they have Ca
hand large lot ot furniture from the most
elegant and costly to the plainest ard cheap.
est embracing hcd-tead- bureaus, WORK
stands -rcrctaues, dr-k-, wash stands. chairs,
safes. sc. together with every article m the
furniture hue. Their work is well put up, hy
finished wofkmen, aud viii not ong bear IN
sptciiou bpi wIli wear we'll
purrhlsc--, would to weHto cail and ex-
annie iucjr furniture and precs,
They are also repaired, a'ithe shortest notice,
md ou lhc most reasonable terms, To do all
kinds Of building and repairing in the carpen-
t,rlng line
u Shop near the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, about two hundred yards North Of the
pnbilc square.
RAINS X N\iiAN.
March !, 81 No -
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(Ol'AllcNE0lNlllls.

INllE undersigned have formed Copsriuef.
ship under the style Of Duncan 4 Logan
(to succeed the late firm of Rawlins, Duncan
y to) for the purpose OF iransacting Cot
ton faetoragc and General Commission BasI-
ness, aud are fully authorized to bquIjate the
business of their predecessors
l.. II Du Moan,
GEO. WIN LOGAN, u.
InL,. 1 IALE
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fil M Il.
~ N ~ \ AIS.>,,

Rssirmg IorwardtHg and COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
Ind d'aifr' ~ ",o9c'',e'. "oa anu oar
Nt"ft'' '""f"t''" ''fi'"'i "
N"hi' JIM ~
W = have leased the c'h'iIiou'u- ann mr.
" Ir'"l NAfe1'l-' recently 'Nh''i fiHi
"e, HW"i "f h',-r- ."-'f ~ '"''
fl .ir ~ faff4 To ''''- '"H 7i"i' '..'.''
Wtir'aii-' AAd prNlnr'.
T b
~ on, ..srs
W. stall kc,s ou hand ,t all tt,ues ii -,f,.
,J.t, .,.t If rtant,ti,, .,rrI,.. ho,t ami
bar stores and groceries Il every description
ie winch we b'g 'eAfe To onh ph'ia A'hl'oH.
Our charges Tor receiving storing ana snip
FHt COTTON Is tNeHt! hfr AN"t' itl ''''' ''i
IN" 'ntfe season
We $500 make liberal Cash Advances on c".-
ton ana Urlki. HNnIsr 400 store.
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French and Nn.rieAn
APcu IL A N q I N O .

Doors. " ndow Sash and Blinds, Of all sizes
and desefip' JONI for s1lp cheap.
WINDOW GLASS, dc.
5ooo bosp. Amer " iudow Glass, all slG"s
100 DO Eug-t and French, from sAio
10 1uN3p.
300 lights tine Plate Glass
1870 bS- double th.ek Amcncan from sAlo
10 9ON3O.
Iuo0 light eoorcd glass,
loo Gialicr Diamonds
500 bundle. g.azier tins.
10 tons White Lead, in 70 to TOO TO- Kegs
500 eanlsters and kegs cootcd pants, IN
ounce TO TOO pound packages;
$500 10. tine French green, dry and ground
IN oil,
loco hb., whiting snd Paris white, Of my
own manufacture, fire dried
Pant Mails of all sizes, and every article
usually kept 800 paint, oiI aud color store, VIII
bo found t u LANNON'S,
Npri ID 56-v ~ Caual 81, y Orleans
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r1cu Orleans Advertisements.


Nermaa's, Re,res 4 Sons, Aeher"d" s.
and Osborncs.
lust received large stock OF tf'e apo''
y color- in cakes aud IN Mshogony and rose
wood bo>e.. with lock and KEY Also, Ter
man Color,, in cakes and boxes, a tine aSsof'-
ment.
OH colors, IN English aud american .
Canyases Tor portraits ~ frames OF sN'o 10
i2S5ai nh.
Canvas in roll,, from SO 70 Sc inches vide
S,re,rher. for cansascs. Of all sizes
400 dol tine sable and camel hair pencils
1850 paint and s,rnish brushes all sizes
SO package. gold and silver leaf
100 bundles duck metal, white aud Ytllo"
Tn foil. 80 sheets and books
Tinsc II all the usual color-.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

AZ Angel, in The book Of lie,
Wtele down an infants birth,
Then added, cre h. closed the page,
"roo beautiful fr earth
And shen The reaper, Death, ps-s cd By,
lie read The words and smiled,
Thea folded In his .Y-atua
1lat lovely atlieeb.d
The mother wept, ba a1grl' .au,,
Win self and glad accord.
They welcomed the t-ansplan,ed lower
In the garden Of The Lord.
Tho mother wopt .--she viii not weep
When ali her years have run,
Ard a, the gates Of Paradise
.hr meets her liiflp one.
An infant soul kep pure and hight,
From every o'rih.msr. free,
a babe To bless that molbeir s,git,
Through MI eternity
Dsr,siriov o. "WILp oars. "A
cereal crop that !. generally sovn between
eighteen mud twenty-five the harvest nsn-
ally, ssts In abou, ten years after, and is
commonly found to con.ls, OF a broken
consultation. two weak legs, bad cough,
and : trunk filed with small yals and
medical prescriptions.
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w J. ALLEN h Co., (ia,e of Thompson,
W. Allen, 4 Coz Wholesale Grocers, and
Dealers IA Choice Wines, liquors. Tobacco,
and Cigars, No, 50 Common street, New Or.
leans.
Goods at the lowest market price and guar.
anteed in every particular.
Jan. II. 81 "
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tnNk, ~, EtN>oLns,
HutoU, ua SEA- Orle,n.
I OWE. McRENNOLDS q co. Co,io,
l. Isrars and ocqerM Commission N,r.
-l1Hls, No. ~, Gflyicr street. New prl.an.
Dec ~ So. No-Is ly
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+ . y 4 I .
VO the PLANTERS.

'vO tho PLANTERS.
~ DOZEN Grain Cradles, complete
" DO Seythes do
J Do Sickles do.
large assortment Of Ok Chains.
Fresh ST. LOUIS Flour.
Boys Clothing,
WIN. s. liNNSUN 4 co
May l0th, 1856, ~,
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JANIS sFEAk, JESSIE NJ CKEAgy.
CPEAkE & McCREARf, Whoissals Gro-
y cers. Commission Merchants. and Dealers
IN Western Proiacr, No, Fchoupitoulas st,
Ne'S Orleans.
Importers 81 Fac Brandies and wines.
Jan. II, 81 ly
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~ ] = McDONNOfD 4 co, dealers IN
- has, Caps mbrelias, and >iraie goods,
Nos l6 4 ~ Gimp street under the City Ito.
tel New Orleans.
Hats aud Caps made to order
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ALSO, dealer. ~ Boots. Shoes franks Va
li-cs, Carpet Bags India Rubber Goods
. No lhN is Camp street, under the
Cty Hotel, New Orleans.
Boot. and Shoes made to order
Jan II 81 ~
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New lrIfl store,

TNTUNULf -TT'
iprI - Boy Adjoining the Po.'ot
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YNAYLOR 4 RADplN, Successors to IA
= yid Taylor Goa Wholesoie des'e' v
boots, ,hoss, hats, and "a :, No, 4, Masaah'
street, opposite Banks Arcade, New Oheao'
Jan. 81, 81 ~.
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southern Furniture Warrrooms.

The Iafgesf Fsiahlishmant IN The South,
Nos III and 7:i Caadi Street
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I caches,
FAN l{u,kaWaNs
Light DO
RRfouches,