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MARSHALL GROVE ACADENl.

I RfTU R\ thanks 10 ms friends fof the en-.
] couragemegt they have gwen me IN this ne~
enterprise by their patronage and good wishes,
and am happy to inform them and The public
TINT | am now more iasorabiy situated than at
the beginning IT the present session having
provided and furnished. with chairs ani decks,
rnmmoiiuu, stbool-rocm- ~ connection " tn
my residence situated IN beautiful fofcs,
grove. h,e OF sis hundred yards South OF the
courthouse, ON an emineneo overlooking the
ciy,
The second session viii commence on NJ,
first Monday 10 February aud CLOSE GA the a.,
Thursday IA june. arr prepared VITA apart.
ments ior the reception II male and female
pupils frops, assistance Will be procured for
each department As It, interest, una, demand
RATES OF IuiuoN
photography, reading. writing, and
mental Arithmetic, STA So
Arithmet,c. grammar and geography, /, 90
Natural philosophy and m-iap', .c,, 20 90
Higher mathematics Latin greek, and
Hebrew, - 90
Defamation and compositions Nl'h.
GU, extra charge,
Incidental expenses, 90
The first exercises every morning, and the
last every Friday evening, s'li be- reading IN
the scriptures ana PRAYER. The hr~i recitation
chapter fro the Bible. 5y al the school
puri- will he charged FROM tn. time they
enter TO the clos- Of the session One haf
deducted for time lost on account of sickness.
OF one months duration or more,
viii be prepared to accommodate" pupil,
with board, washing, and fuel, a, twelve dollars
pet month.
Ivt<k pAfttfD
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0uAuLuU DuoUUnr

SIVONABLI BDOi AND >HOIHAAhR.
>oath west cufner pi The sih'i' 'ana'r
- EtpS constantly on hand isrsc a-'ort
IN m.nt OF ladies ard gentlemen boot. and
shoe-, ot his nsu manufacture Also GOOD
suppl, of sole and upper leather for -s'e
trnm hi. long experience and close attention
TO the l-i-in.~-, IA. hopes io ba,. continuance
o., that patronage heretofore so literally be.
slowed on HIM. allortcr. promptly attended
TO- aud work warranted.
Nov -, 1854 nlSv
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NOTICE.

TIME old bushes. Of Mcdonald 4 Sanders
L must be- closed, We want 20 pay up
We have waited patiently. No one can com
plain Of hard dunning or our suing at this late
date.
MCDONALD 4 SANDERS
March 7. 81. No-2s II
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W0Y.101D.

4 III. notes and accounts belonging 10 n,
~ after the FIRST DAY e: ApSl next will
be- placed out for collection indi-rs'ninstely and
without reserve. Necessity kaoNs ma Lnn
TAYLOR \ WILSON,
March I, 1857. No-2s u
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Al the GA Stand Of A. Z. Wright &
Co, South SIDE Of The Public Square,
Ciimoy. Teas,
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~ arch0uSc. Mention. Texas,
II. II, MARTINI,

DECElviNG, Forwarding and Commission
Merchant Has now ON hand and to ar
r,r, large 10, Of Sugar, Coift., Fork, isaeon'
Salt, Iron. Nails, Castings. Hafgine, Rope,
Rae, Molps.es. Candies, Whskay, Apple VIM
erar, etc, " hleh are offered for small advance
on cos, for cash, or q good customers as IN
Al, ne, ~ eo,,l- 81. a-.aa
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Shoes and Boots.

of la'e'' style and make. Tdies' CATER boots.
with and without heels lasting and glove
leather gaitcr, colored callers misses boots
ana CATERS fancy plain, eolorrd, and toxed .
ladies' and misses walking shoe. p.geed and
sewrd, ND and calf, ljcs brogin,. gent,
boots and shoes OF all styles, feathers, and
makes rns-ei-, broean~, ditchers heavy water
proof Iy8is xlIl,ireu's sbuax
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

1.-THE oca AID .pleniii ighi Grau1a.
.<1nf ssauirr hiDDNf.R. Wm Perry
NOW, Al, make trips every ss.t.sn day. Is-
..e.csn J,a-f.on aud New Orleans. daring The
,ea.ou Iiie 8to"mer va. bait, expressly !ss
Jrf.,-r.ou Packet and Sill a,Asy, hs ~ he
la.- wl-n tho walter psfm..
J,u. u - nal-f.
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The Farmers Guide
TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL

1hc Farmers 6utdr
TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL
AGRICULTURE
By Henry stephens. + X :, of Edinburgh
and tn. lat. ! L. Norton, Professor Of
Scientific Agriculture in Yale College. New
Haven Two vols Royal Octave. sixteen
hundred pages, aud numcro,' wood and
steel engmsings.
This Is, conicssedly, the mos; complete work
work on Aariculiur. ever published, and IN
order to eise 1t " der circulation the publish
e,- have resolved to reduce the price TO
Five Dollars for the two Vo.uneS!!
Wien -cui 10y mail post PAID 10 California
and Oregon the price viii be u. IT, every
other par, of the tulon, md 10 Canada post
paid So. II THIS no'l IS MOI he cd boot
u N, Farm
Remittance for any Of the above publica.
ions should alN1g, b, addressed, postpaid Ia
The rub .her-,
LEONARD SCOTT & co.
No. u G old street. \. !.
Jan. 81, 81 n23-u
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Tea Negroes fer Sale.

\NIl.L our friends le, us suffer, OF viii we
w be f"rred To resort to an ofhs'H c"'nse
70, the collection Of our debts We are com
RELIED TO collect and close up our business
Cotton /. good rrcc and go''a time t" pay
debts We do not mean to be suggestive tn'
want our money soon.
TAYLOR 4 WILSON.
Feb. I. ~ n2]-u
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IIlESE periodicals. ably represent The three
] great political parties Of Great Britain-
Why, Tory, and Radical blu, politics forms
only one feature Of their character A. Or
rans Of the mos, profound writers on science
Literature, Morality. and Religion, they stand,
NJ they ever have stood. unri,nlled in the world
Of letters, be my considered indispensable te
the scholar and the professional man. while 10
the intelligent reader " every elias. they fur
nish n more corfee, and satisfactory record ~
The curen, literature Of the day, throughout
the world than can be possibly obtained from
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

lust received large collection Of che,ec
j Book, from the publishing house ~ Nash
willie. which viii be sold at cost free Of freight
OF charges, Tor ea-u. at the Norih-Scst corner
OF the public squarc, such ~
Ci,rk'. Commentary. Wst>on's Institutes,
Na,son's Dictionary. Watsoss Exposition,
Watlon's Sefmnns. Gasioa'. Collections, lsar.
ksi's No,e-, Wesley, Sermons Noui,- Net
mons. Ba-rom'. sermons Wunan's D,seoa'-e-.
Life OF Bsseem. ncw's Works, Variations Of
popcry, Cabinet Library, 10y the author of
Peter paric, J The Great Iron Wheel exam
med, b, Bfo~nlo Hmm book. and hseirlines,
IN connection With large lot 81 bogfaphsesl,
historical and Miscellaneous work, too nu-
m~,ous to mention. suitable for all classes,
Tn, above described books can be had Of
m, aceut, DR. +. A Harms, al the place aud on
III. terms before mentioned. LADIES' and gen.
tcmen arc particular, requested TO eall and
examine for themselves
T. ". HORBS.
Sep, ~, 1854. mott
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INHh .uh~crib.r tnankful tot the liberal
I patronage Re has hitherto received. re-
~Fcueiy Informs hi. fri.nds ard the pubic,
that be- hA. post received q loi Of TIA snd shesl
iron. ana l. SOW prepared 10 do ans work ~
his line. at short meiics, that ma, be- demand.
e3 w. future. he Az !. huan-.> ~'nc,iy -
10 cssa pnuriY'c, as lae csnnoi AFFORD 10 ~.ss
longer N cfsdL
Tie hopes - rs-'"'rs 4 liberal patronage.
J u VAN itOOh1
- Cotton brands ca, Ia ofd,f.
IsnasFy i1;h, 1856. no 21v
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LAST NOTICE.

I HAVE sold uut nts stare and storvhonse,
/ and business Nill be carried on. after this,
by nv brother. J. Law. Who has just returned
from the North, Nher, b. has purchased large
stock OF dry goods. All those indebted TO
me Will Please come forward and make i.a,ne-
date payment, OF they ~il, ind their pap .. IN
the hand, 1T an oi,t'rr. Il h uoplsa.,ni 10
force collections. but | slu eosap-'il-,l TO do II.
as am obi, I'D TO have money 10 pay my debts
VI LEVY.
i,h. lt, 1851, - n
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rot \ u.

IN the Shreveport ~ I'D IN Thursia, even
ing. the 10Th inst. JA~t below Msj 1rases's
a CLOIU ILDAk The owners an get u
BY calhn, % the subscriber, and paying for
this advertisement
GEO. TUCKER
Nav ~ ri3-n
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WOOD nAN'S
2XyRA0Y OF JAMAx0 4
GINGER.

OlN00N.
EI\GER has for long i'mc been dcscrv-
II ed, one OF the most calculated aud pop
al n f,m,ls mct zines ~ an anii..ras ia,dm and
earmlnative, and particularly for us great II
tcae, IN cola hhvlcnt culm, and weakness Of
the .tomarh and bowels, especially IN persons
Of torpid and phlcgmatc constitutions.
The extract ~ Ginger will b" found an cN.
celcu, remedy for NcVoa. and Sick Head
ach tor sea sickness, \suser. Sc, FNc. The
great advantage Of the Fluid Extract, or f.
,,uce OF jamaica Ginger, II, that IN avery con
c,n,ra,cd form, II contains all the nctite pr,n-
,,plr, without any ot the inert matter, Which
makes il much mor 1gteeahle TO the stomach,
and at the sa,o time more palt'nhe.
Dispep,it persons, who are troubled with
rans.a. or distress of the stonaeh, after eating,
owing to weakness Of the digestive organs,
" III find this preparation Invaluable, ~ 4 u>u-
all, Afford. immediate relief, and Is far more
efli.aelous than brandy or any other Kind Of
ardent spirits, AZ Il stimulates aud warns the
stomach, producing more permanent roief,
without, the injurious consequences which re.
.ul, from alroiohc s,imulan,,.
In Cont aud Rheumatism, II will he found
Of very great benefit, - Il drives the disease
from the stomach and vital organs 10 the rx-
,rem,t,es, and Tor ,hese diseases - very extern
.ncly used by the mo-. celebrated ply s'e'ans IN
the United States and Eng land.
During the prevalence Of the eholora, Il was
found Of the greatest benefit for preventing
the weakness and relaxation Of the bowels
which produce diarhoea.
A few drops In a tamhler Of water with
sugar or syrup, form hrslhful aud d~'ghii"l
beverage. hi. Extract eoa"teraciing the bad
effects Of the cold water.
Wocdman'. EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
GINGER is c,aboras.ly prepared from ca'cI"l'
" selected ARTICLES Of The best quality u pos
scsses in n concentrated form all the valuable
properties Of the Jamaica Ginger, and 's MAJ
rsnted to bc free from all Irritating or other
properties OF an injurious tendency.
o. u. WtNJDMAN, sole proprietor,
Corner Common and Maga,'ac ste
Sold by A. =. Johnson 4 Co, Marshall and
J. {. Preston T. Co., Jefferson.
March I. 1857 No-2S NV
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Co O and SEQ.

'I>lIE subscriber respectful, inform. h.. eu..
l tnmrrs that Zee continues business % tho
o "a stand of DepPclmtyer BROTHER. where
tL,Y can ind fresh sie'k It i,r"ccfir>, iI~g
re cciycd al high = at. { iFe.ghi- sli vii is -old
at prices according Samplers AZ thc -'or,
North SIDE Of the pabht square but, A. her.
toforc the principal stock in the warehouse.
u Du!PEl.MANi,K
Dee G. 1876, !a-L
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i. SCOTT q COS
REPRINT OF TNk
BRITISH 'PEkI0 IDEALS
HuraMCH'N Guide.

GREAT REDUCTION ~ The PRICE
~ raE f,1r.s ptAtic,rtoS
|. Scott 4 Co., New York, continue 10 pub
li.h the following leading Bri,ish Periodicals,
Via:
l. 1he london Quorieriy tCoa-errasire J
= The Ediaburgh herier, WAigl
,. The Worth BRUSH Reriec Free church,
4. The Westminster Recier tL.bcrai)
j. Biaekrood's Edinburgh Magazine
(Iory1
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NEW GOODS =!

THE undersigned has just received fine
i assortment Of Fall aud Winter goods,
Ahieh he i Offering at low prices for CASH.
The following comprises portion Of his
stock
BLACK. grey sud cndc, Nattnets.
Black and fanccy CaSsimercs.
Tweed and )eans.
PLAIN and paid hnscys and kcfses..
White, r,i, green, blue, ard grey blankets.
White. red, green, and yellow flannel.
Printed flannel (for chlidren)
Ladies cloth. dor coaks
French and English mar,no.
Figured ard solid muslin a. lains
Cashmere and alpaca embroidered robes
Figured alpaca.
Ladies eloaks and tamas. date -,yle,)
LADIES' and mIssc, mirno hose.
English straw bonnets ,va!.ous qualities and
at.,, style.
Bonncts. trimmed
Bonnet ribbons and trimmings.
lselt ribbons
Elastic and pateni leather belts
Cloak aud dress trimmings.
Prints, IN great variety
LADIES' beaver aud KID gloves and pann,leis
Swiss pausook and jaekonst mu,hn..
Thread lace
Embroidered and hem stitched handkerchief>
Wrought collar, and undetsleyees, to match.
Wrough, collars and nndrrsleeve, separate.
Embroidered and corded skirts.
Grass and hooped skirts.
IRISH lincns, various qualities
Linen iablr cloths, napkins and towels
Birds eye diaper.
Brown linen and holland
Cation table diaper.
Canton flannel
Ilea,ied .hiriirgs and shceiings.
Brown >lirtln.s and shccting-.
Lovel- and Ilokings.
Iark ard colorci sewing six.
French working cotton.
Cotton floss
Hair curling and nian, brushes
Ivory, horn aud gu,,a purcha dressing combs
Shell and gu,ta pureha SIDE and pail combs
Also, Ready Made Ciothins.
Genllrmen's cloth fro,s coats.
G.ntlrmen'- over coats
Black and Steel mixed cashmere pants
Vests OF various styles and Iabtes.
Six cr,ai- and hands,rcheis.
Satin stock, and ties
Buck llose~ aud glun,l,ts.
Men aud bays marlno half hose.
Also. om Blnnd.
\ large and complete a-sor'mcn, OF
tLina, glass eni croclcry
>iirsr J,iaied easi0rs and spoons.
.Niiret ptitsd caks baskets ard cups.
Britannia caSiors.
britannia candlesiick-
solar lamps.
Solar la,up wick and ch,mneys
Pocket and table cutlery.
Castings. such n,
Ovens, spiders, etc.
Also,
Painted and cedar tubs, bucket. and keelcfs,
together with u general assortment Of House
furnishing goods. to which the ALLEGATION OF
purchasers Is respectful. invited.
Il. 7. HYDE,
Oct. II, 1856. MIL
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WINS TRAITORS NOTICE.

I trrER> Of Adm 'r,.trnticn VEN gsaAssA
4 l.. "a. unicr.i. n-d on the s~,Ass oi MAJ
ieid Anderson, d.ccss-d, Al the January tssa.
1887, BY the toun'y Court pertaining ~ the
esiSi,. Of deceased persons, held in and for
the county of HARRISON, ~ tae January tss~.
1857. ihi, !, sh~svtorc to notify all pss~ces
basiac cl-,rsS AGAINST said estate. I" rPsssut
them within the time prescribed by las. snA
tiose IND, hied TO make immediate pAymsnI
VI. J. NtLi., Ad,n'r.
T.. H. 81 NJ, TIT
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cilxrR ApyEarisgxgxrs.
wrieht. Smith. q Co.,

Al the GA Stand Of A. L. Wright i
Co, South SIDE Of The Public Square.
CiiaeT. Teras,
HANE jus, received, and have now opened,
J. j lsrg. aud magnificent, assortment VI
staple una Ganry Dry Goeds.
which ihcy are selling at reduced prices. Thy
will continue to receive throughout thc gear
Icce-.iops to their stock is ~ keep AWAY,
on hand a iul, store Their supply II plauia.
ton roods, g.ptle@en aud ladies dress goods
clothing, boots, shoes, bats, &c, came, De sur
passed They would respectfully cal a,'rn-
ton TO the following
Fine spring bonueis;
Plain aud fancy -ilA., stripe sissi
Plaid silks, .atin-, velvet
Plain, printed, aud plaid ca.hnrrss,
Plain, printed. aud plaid mu ,lin dcain-.,
Plain hgut.d, and lowered barrgc-,
Friend. and English merinoes'
PLAIN and ,uerei Vat, se. aud tissues
tIhcoc- in rreat variety some Nefy low
" h,tc jagooet-, sni,,, tWici9n aud top
ur,.Hs.
Lawns, Nau-ov2. ffe / ia linen sni cam.
l-'r
Chimesctie. unl,r-ie,te-, s,'lar..
ladl-, arr tauderrctie'.;
Eml-,ii.nc- ~ AZ kinds
Superior sewing -ib. thrra, ard rotfor;
-is mrnno and cotton h,a.r, md gloves
D,mm-. yhccs.. bedtirs,ue. curtains.
Dcaue-, cott9osds., tsnyl-. cotton a4nnei
Domcsiics, -bcv'inr. shining, lo~-'..
\ large vsdriy Of t4Gc, goods, ladies trl.
miug,, furnishing good. lHd every thing 30 The
d'y good line,
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WANTED,

NOR two ct three years, two Negro hov.,
/ betscrn the ages Il i, and -. Apply
10 the undersigned
J. p. MOTT
III 3, - III 4
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Unusually Largo Stock,

being assured that for s',le durability, Iiulsh,
and cheapnes-, We cannot be surpassed in this
hiark,t. We intend 10 do rex VA \ VI
~ Sf\ENN, and Will be unrcm,,iag IN GU
endcavor, 10 please.
ar CoH and ,ramia, for yom~iro.
March I, 1887
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Northeast Corner Of sAe Psaise Sqssss.
Nsrshau. i.rss.
@ TIE undersigned having '. rs~'sy
81. become proprietor al ,hss Hotel, n.
A1>aA specially iniarns his ff'csds asA the
public generally, that he Is pr~p.r~d ~ ssoM.
modsi- all who may favor han with tlsess pat.
rouase. Tne hoGse has l~ea thoroughly IVA.
ova,,d, and large portion Of ths fssHitsrs
been newly furnished, Ills tabls will be -
well s,pflsd M that II any houss in Eastern
T.sas. sud MS charg-s moderate.
7 h~ stae. aih1e for oil ~ tn sssye l.Nss
running ia and i:oa AasshAil. ~ kept 4. the
Aoass.
II l.. BERRY. F'~Yrs~Aer
Dee. Ia 1850 "
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DECElNl\t;, tsrwsriiaS aad Communion
IL Nrokanis, fott caiio, TesN-, keep on
hand general assortment u Groceries. also.
Baueing ard Rope
AZ Cash advances made on cotton in stare.
Sept L. 1886. II
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SWAN llNNA.N..

- SWAN NNNANi.
III. II E\Dt 4 so y. re y A..
A lsrge bfrk hnl1ws pn lhc south
side ~ the public .qasfe, elegantly furnished.
snf ,he shle supplied with the best caihl"s
thai monty can purchase No pans NJ "a
pen,c ia spared 70 feudsgl, nrst s.s. hotel
The proprietor hss eomnodl1as stable
anG = careful, lG3usinous host cr
4 SMITH
Nav q, 1880 r.1-H
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Jefferson. Icxss.
OFFERS his services 10 the public a Col.
~ .eeiing Agent. Amy business entrusted
To him viii receive prompt attention. and
money collected will be paid To the owner ina.
medis'eip thereafter.
Feb II. 81 "
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EARLY COPIES.

The receip, Of Advance Sheets from the
British Publishers gives additional ,alue 8"
these Rrprn,s lnasmuch ~ they can n"w be
placed in the hands Of sub.crlbcr. about as
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T.. 30 II y \ o Y,
NaarAiN- N0Wse.

\IRS DAVIS having taken tho r..d-n-.
VI fcnme'.l occupied tf LAM, g. Coi, i'm.
msciaic. \oub.hcsi ~ th. pati- square
would iHt.-m her friend. and ,ae pahls the.
81 r-eyui Goo tAse ho4nier, Her ABE
vN h- fn-u -hrl vie. iie bot 'bs' ,sp Be pro.
tT-,i sd c.rry regu. site siieniipn sl 30 Ne
-toAci upr1 ian-e ~ho r0y isyor her wiz,
ii-., custom Her entire ii...v MI b- ,i-..-
icd g. ,lr yI.l.e,., - sic drsres to maze Is
qry
sav % 1870. I6-lv.
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Also. 4 Large iss,rtn, nj

Of gcnl,mcn'- Xix aud caS,incr, hat, boy,
hats, summer AMI spring styles negro, wool,
aud palm Leaf hats, etc.
-tLSO-
Pepper, spice, cinger candies, soap, tobacco.
and soda, and otucr article. too nut,,prur. TO
mention. We eoniidcntls invite the attention
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Valuable Town Property 70

rI,llE undersigned offers for sale, lot N the
i Southern par, IL the corporate limits 81
Marshall, consisting Of eighteen acres OF Land
ON which there arr three good situations Tor
building residences. Also, good ws,ef and an
abundance Of frcwood.
". T.. b. BUTLER.
March I. 1887, No-2s q"
7 =. MOTT, Carpenter, and 'o'"s'' mar
81 . shall, Texas. =,
January ,. b1. N"-''V
,NL> yOG NttE y, ili' htcs
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DOMESTIC GOODS;
SADDLES AND BRIDLES

saddle wallets, carpet sacks. Brussel and VII
ton bags, stirrup feathers, birdie linr. birdie
fe'ns, leather and web suringie., erths, mar.
t'ngdles, Whips, plantation, drivers, aud bug.
gy Whips riding Whips, cowh'dc.. blind br
dies horse and mule collars, and hamc. .
tubs, cedar and painted buckets, broonis, wash
boards, coffee mills and silers Au unusunily
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Clubbing.

A discount Of twenty-five per cent from the
above prices will b. allowed To ciab- ordering
four or more copies OF any on. or more OF the
above works. Thus. -Four copies OF Black
wood. OF Of one Review, Will be sent TO one
address 70. 80 four copies OF he four Re.
YlrMA and BIark y nnd for A3O and 10 ON,
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Postage.

In all the principal citivs aud towns, these
work, will be delivered, free OF postage. When
sent by mail Tia. postage 10 any part Of the
niied States will be bat ,~ent, tour cents -
year for Backwood. and but fourteen cents "a
wear Tor caca Of the Reviews.
y Is. The price "a Gren II Haiaof The
ire Periodicals ADORE named IS u6Oui e3l
per amman.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

JtIII'., pir Iruits, nuts 10 Ihef own j"I0t,
brandy fruits, ciFats, ct.win and smoking TO-
hacco. pipes, matches. old moaongahcia, rs,
and d-st,f- whisky Old colu4c brandy. rum
gin, mldrfs port, malaga, champagne ard tist-
u wines, a.-ored cord.als. syrup, aud e,nd.es.
li' certain 20 cell al 4.r Wrishi place
s. Liberal cas-. adsapee, wl.I ~ GA-- w.
cotton.
ID - 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14
Spriug and >rnucr Clolhing,

TOT NT'H H'W UfNN-
In addition to III. above, We have a stnnl
stoct OF Fall and Winter goods, consisting OF
ladIes and ger'lcmcn', heavy dress good, plan.
ttliun good. II tnlct. Ell.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-25

New YoRK, July "a, n.
Flour is dull-55Qo bbls sold
Grain-Whest deprcssed;. 1000 bush sold
ut decline. chiefly on the f:.er qualities.
The quotations, which are nominal, arc
red 81 So, white 81 IS, and Southern 81 30.
Corn firm-salcs Of 81, o00 bushels.
Provisions-Stsady. Lard ~ better-sales
ut l5Hc..
Whisky-Stcady.
Stocks-Dull. and lower.
Exehangs-Sserling Exchange is firm at
sH premium.
New YORK. July "a, r. ".
Cctton-C.osed dull, with sales Of 800
bales.
Fiour-Dull at IS 40.
Grain Wheat is unchanged; 1890 bushels
sold--white unchanged ut 81 So, Milwaukee
81 81 and Chicago spring 81 ~. Corn dull
-3j 500 bushels sold.
Observation-Disclosures and quiet. Lard
steady.
Groceries-Sugar &c lower. Coffee closed
firm.
Oils are dull. and Hemp hoavy-
Rice -4c lower; sales AZ 1 ~ S5s4c.
Frelghts inactive. aud Stocks frnier.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
University of Louisville.
uRDICAL nppARTMryT.

TUVHE regular Lectures this Institution will COM
mence on the first Monday in November next,
and continue until March. preliminary course will
be deliverei without charge, at the College and
the Marine Hospital, during the month Of October.
MEDICAL FACULTY:
Charles w. Short, VI. D., Emeritus Professor Of
Maleria Nedca AMI MsiIcal Botany.
Henry Miller, NJ. D., Professor OF Obsteric
Medicine.
LuRsford r. Yandeil, NJ. d., Professor Of Ply.
s.oiogy and Pathological Antony and Dean Of
the rsculty.
Bemjamin n. Palmer, NJ. D., Professor of De-
Scriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
j. lawrence Smith, NJ. D., Professor OF Neiical
Chemistry arf l3xcology.
Robert ]. Breckipridge, n. D., Professor Of Ma.
terra Meiica
Joshua II. Flint, NJ. D., Professor Of the Princi-
. PIES and Practice OF Surgery
Lewis Rogers, M. D., Professor Of Clinical Medi-
cine.
TheOeore 9. Bell, n d. Professor Of the Theory
and Practice Il Med cine.
Archie D.. COoly n D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
Ample opportunities Tor Clinical instruction are af-
forded by the Marine Hospital and the University
Clnique. Anatomical material has always been equal
to the demand.
Board in respectable families be procured at from
% tn ~ week.
Fees for the entire course s- Matricuation ticket
s5. Dissecting ticket s0. Hospital ticket Is. Grad
uation fee t25.
jy4I LIP. YANDELL- NJ. D., Dean.