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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

CALF Just received new salt in barrels aud sack
- for butter and family use. at GEO POWERS.
INREsuPPE&S, RtCEy SUGARS, and MO-
Il LASES, Mt Gjuly19 GEo.POWERs.
SuGAR, Coffee, Syrup, Rice Cheese
LE,1 ,l.-. = y " M hno.
L1REsn TEAS Ground Coffee and spices for sals
y liy GEO, POWERS.
ID a GREAE INDUCEMENTS
fINtE' Ansin, Fowler farm, ! mile west of Bowlisg
! Green, caa'nirng sixty acres partially improved
Dr., ,opd well adiN.!s!l for raising grain; 80
q, 81 'nhu ScNrnHats rpranir 200 acres foo of ybiaS
isprtirie h shala,cc welltmLcred 80 acrssunderes
ti'ai"n goud yo'g orchard aG ali in FIRST ra te To-
cation forstock raising 81
Also. los prairie and % acres Of tfnikerlaud
adjoining the farm Of JoseplNftchel in TibarN town
ship well located as to roads and possessing avahta
gos rarely to be met with, will be sold bargaiu
Apply 10 ........ l.. IL. CASS. pprfnCa
July 81 Is56--l2tf. - 80 ''""''
DANRING NO OPICE.--'Ihe PEFRTs1uNo B1S1
IL Dsnow openaud urepared to discount short business
paper buy amt sell Gold. Silyer.and Eastern Fxthang.
and other business in their line Interest psd
pntme deposits, J.S. NORTON. Ca,bia<
A QUANTITY Of CottonN oud ard 55at / tT5
y BElt can be heuekt CHEAP Of the subscriber at j
aten snwmill miles east of town, by nIlk ing to
+. r. MILLER S Co., Ferrysburg. -
AnriIlo ls5e a., POppF wLENs.
CASH SfFORE!
TUE Subscriber selling his goods FIR cash or
l. its equivalent. He has large sthts ana y DEAR
mined to dispose Of them a small pruGt ,Cgll anI
examine prices. ...r.. GEO. PONeSs
M MIA TTAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
NO. 81 NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK.
Cash CAPITAL AND ACCUMULATION,
Half MILLION Dollars,
Deposited win the Comptroller of State for the secu-
riiy or all Policy holders, according to law,
- sSE0O. .OOO.
G. Y. WEMPLE. N, ID, MORGAN
Secretary. . |p,.,i,ont
n2GAl. F. r. MILLER. Agent Ferr, .Enrv. O.
Cash for RnSs.
| wlBpay cash for rags delivered Mt nv Uonk store
~ FeIrysburg. will also furni,L dealers iiir,,rnu
png paper at the lowest wholesale figures.
Juls "a. 1856. John TOWPus
Valuable Farm TO Sale.
w r dhfr for sale. reasonable terms ri YER
w tract 90. containing lSls acres river trnst5s
containing 1876 acres. and the west half of sontb vast
luarterof section a. iHtbwn s. lS. z containing 80
scrcs, all in Wood county. u this land lies in Esay
within about mlesof PorrTSlu ufg The fayn is wa
"atered and has upon it f.le orchard andovsI 5CV
tcres OF well improvedand, the greu ter par of which
bottom land of the very besi4uHiS,, FortcTms ~
uire of saaAY e DopaE
Nsy. II. ra55.--27tf
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-09

A NYQUA NIFTY OF CottonN oodsnd OAK / tiM
y BEli cau be haugkt chca of the subscriber al N
aten snwmil miles east of town, or BY npI,k ing to
+. r. MILLER 4 Co., Ferrysburp.
April 10. 1856 POppF W4INS
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-09

GASI SED2sE!
[llE Subscriber now selling his guo,ls fr cash or
l. its equivalent. He has large sthts ana y DEAR
mined to dispose of them a small profit ,C.ll a,d
examine prices. ....r. GEO. PONEks
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-09

CALF just received new salt in barrels aud sack
- for butter and faDiilY use. at GEO POWERS.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-09
IMEA'T INDTCEMENTs.

LIREsn TEAS Ground COiYe5 and spices for sais
v hy GEO. POWERS.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-09

NOTICE is hereby given that Elizabeth \. Bush
y nell, adminstratiN OF l.. Bushnell, deceased, has
for final settlement. Set for hearing 4th Of
Nav, at Probate Judges office.
JOHN A. KELLEY, Probate Judge
ADrii @ ls57-4Sw3F
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-09

L IIAhIss1 NJ JuIyIVI y 1EU.FUW Eho.
u '.. .t GEO. POWERS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22
A. RANNEY. InLISIIE.R.

nTFERs for sale dpoOp BOOKS and MAPS, of MI kinds
AZ the Publisher. price. % tr accompanied with Boz
ON GIFTS. Worth from - cent TO $50 each consisting
Gold and silver Watches. JcNcitN, Ercus, Ladies pur-
c Pormnnacs, $50 woth % uils Distributed With
ever, 30 Book.
Git will be- delivered with ever, book sold for One Dol
lar or more Although Book Article v he sold for
than the usual retail price will he sold for les
Persons wishing particular book order at and
j, will d.. forwarded with tn comPl'te catalogue Of
Books Map. and Gifts will he 10 address appca-
Persons ordering Books with i 'houl forward tint
amount If postage must irsrlh, hs lilu advance
Tlc postage for II and II % book Is Is and
for II - ard $40 books, q cent?.
Address \ EANNEY.
2j-3s No 1'3 lruaiwa,. y. y.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22
TIE NEW REMEDY!
RELTUCK's MEDICINAL usQuEBAuGH CORDIAL
I-..,,rn .L.I Qauli. ,s.... .atnr Laah Ela

RELTUCK'S MEDICINAL uSQuEbAuGH CORDIAL
UsQuEnAuGH Gaelic nSgc, water bogh life.
StPECIALLY recommended by the Medical Faculty
- peratiye remedy for Colds Coughs, Affections Of the
Throat and Lungs, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, fatulency,
Relaxation of the System tom various causes Loss Of
Appetite, &c
pure and genuine article of Bour Whisky tonic and
stimuan particularly for consumpve patients per-
exhausted from fatigue debtated by prostrating
discusses want of life energy in the different functions
of the body has given it unparalleled reputation having
received the sanction of first physicians. aud the
patronage of most eminent citizens,
This Cordial owing to its absolute pureness and simplicity
well from its peculiar adaptation for medicinal
has with the most signal The fact that most
the Bourbon that Fast Is artificial made by the
poisonous drugs from 25 cent whiskey and sold
three dollars gallon, whereas fine bourbon Is
worth In Louvill (Kentucky three dollars, at Wholesale
that in purchasing for medical use great caution
requisite.
The propreors Of this Cordial have superior facilities for
obtaining It direct of the Scotch farmers in Bourbon Coun
y Kentucky and the public may be assured that It Is
worth of their confidence. IT is only from the of
good and suitable article that any benefit there
fore in purchasing great pTecaution l. necessary None
genuine unless the written signature of W H. KELTuCK is
over the cork of each bottle.
W +. RELTUCK co, Proprieors, Louisville, Ken
lucky
BURR FOSTER CO., No. Cornhill, Boston, Agents for
the Eastern States,
Sold hy Druggists and Apothccaries generally.
PIERCE, Montpelier special agent for the State Of
Vermont. 22%
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22
ALPINE HAIR BALM.


FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR ORIGINAL colon.
" Warranted to rurv Badness Scurf Daniru. itching
and diseases the This Balm gives the srap
health, action restores the cuurit matter 20 the roots
Of the II r which passes through nv Hair and gives 1t a
natural color without the ni Hair Dye
Hundreds PREPARATIONS have been introduced pretend
ing To preserve the Hair aud keep II from falling on
posed Oir Alcohol aud other dclcterous materials aud
all To no use lldr ~ have been introduced that 40 not
give the hair natural color besides being troublesome to
use This IAlm Is not Dye Knowing that preparation
was re, ded do what required for the lrlr, the pro-
pr.tor was induced experiment until he could obtain
article that would he the remedy and after
trt perfected this Balm II is soothing aud omulirtt.
A,s all irritation Of the scalp, thereby stopping that rou-
bic ONE itching II Dandruit aud Scurf when
the hair hns turn. Ry. will bring IL back to it. original
color be IL black Brown Auburn. II make the Hair ft
and glossy prevents 1t from falling Of vi h upon
using this BAN for ouS few dI ie vi be given to the
uts of the Hair and growth VIII appear Growth
not take parc the end uf the Hair will be
rotous Who havu their hair dyed If you examine gray
hair that has been colored for week. will ind towards
the lui lac hllr has out gray, hence u
,..nr, to have tho fluid at the the hair healthy
that the whole hair may be- natural color Each hair has
root the skin aud Of Itself houw gray tube through
which there circulation If the pigment from the
Nhcu this pigment culorue matter dics out Il
the hair hollow aud 1t become gray 1oinyeut laiu
that would pruiu this pigment hts become the s'ul, Of
the proprietor. The dco,rrl of the Niuc lIai BALM will
Il viii bring the hair to IT. natum color by making
ancN the culurng matter iu IA, ruots % the har
~. mistaken notion that oil grease will restore the
hair - nothing he injurious The Alpine Hail
balm will the skin and the hair Of those Nhc
Ia We been sick with fever any disease
Picpire.l by @ A. =. MASON. rroviicnce. r. /
u T. IVES Co. IS MIN street Boston, Mas AGENT
for the United states and canada
ror sale in Brat,lehoro by al Druggists aud Chase s
Trip lG42
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22
q T. n II l. T. Nj T. MS
FURNISHING G00DS!!!

MY STOCK AND STORE is not the LARGEST in the State
hut the VARIETY 4 QUALITY of GOODS is large enough
the fasdious and bought expressly for the Gus
TOM TRADE have nothing to do with the Ready-Made
trade when sell piece of Cloth u Garment warrant
It to prove represented at time Of sale and do the
BUYING. SELLING & CUTTING MYSELF,
instead Of hiring done thereby saving large expense,
can AFFORD aud WILL SELL the QUALITY Of Goods
by the yard, make GARMENT ST IT Of Clothes
cheaper or as cheap at any other establishment
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22
POETRY.
EARLY RISING.


"God oless tne "'a' "nV '','
co sancno rum" sa'i' ""s
Ana ol''S nun "'so '"'' Nv W."
To make it-as the lucky fellow might
close monopoly by patent rght!n
hes-O'ess tue MA" ""o "'s'
u roa'iy c"" "'o'' '"'
nut oias' '''V i'"" " W.
WIN first invented and went round advising,
Tina, artificial cut ofT-Early rising 20
idsc VIII" '"' '"'',' """ W. '"'
Vo'er''S 'o'"'
"aA'iiS INV '"''V NV '''''r.'
PRAY lust inquire about the iise-and fall,
And whether Ia rks have any bed at all
ine 'i'' ~ ''''"''' -. IT,,
III NV '"o'''"s, =" ~ -. ha.a
anu w ~. ~, a., e,,r,y u,,,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22
4 OTTERIES THE LOTTERIES OF

- samuel Swan Co, chartered BY the State Of Geor.
ga, and have sworn commissioners appointed 10 supentend
their drawings and certify that everything connected with the
same IS done In strictly honorable manner They offer to the
puoc fair opportunity for investments the interests Of par
ties Mt distance being well projected though they were
present The managers would respectfully call attention 10
the fact that all persons have legal right 70 send orders for
tickets to Georgia. the lotteries Of Samuel swan CO.
authorized by the Legislature Of that State lottery will be
drawn every saturday throughout the year. all orders received
being hed In the drawing next to take place after the same
comes TO hand According to the scheme one ticket In every
ten must draw prize. Tickets $40; halves Sb quar-
tiers, $500 No tickets sent unlcs the money accompanies
the order The drawings upon the principle Of num-
Der on each ticket aud simple that can fall to
derstand them. There is combination Of numbers to nys-
fy the buyer. Prizes vary from $40 s6o000 every prize
being drawn and result Of drawing forwarded 10 all purchas
IT. list Of the numbers TINT drawn from the Wheel
with the amount that each prize entitled to- will be prishe
after every drawing in the following papers New Orleans
Dea, Mobile Register Charleston Standard Nashville Dcn
ocrd Atlanta infeHtgenccr, and New-forA Weekly DAY
BOOK. Write your address plainly, and direct to
=. SWAN y co., AtInntu, Gcorgin.
Prizes paid in m-no percentage deducted from Plies rs
other lotteries.
All communications strictly confidential 1y12
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22
F. \. WHEELER KEEPS

u US UubtAhti NSht "
PRINTS. GIN HAMS. DRESS
GOODS AND DIAM ES.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS sHEErINGs, sHIRTINGs AND rIcKINGs
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS HOSIERY. GLOVES K HANDKERCHGEFs.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS DENNIS, LINENS AND LINEN GOODS.
F. IL. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS Of DRY GOODS.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS TEAS SUGARS AND SPICES.
F. IL. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES.
+. II. WHEELER
KEEPS FLUID AND cAMpHENE.
+. II. WHEELER
KEErs WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES
F. IL. WHEELER
KEEPS cRocKERy AND GLASS WARE.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS LAMrs OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES.
+. IL. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL SIZES FLOWER roTs.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS BENNINGTON STONE WARE.
F. IL. WHEELER
KEEPS PAPER HANGINGs AID BORDERS.
F.. ii. WHEELER
KEEPS TUBS, PALS, TRAYS, PALS AND BOWLS.
F.. ii. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS WOODEN WARE
F. IL. WHEELER
SELLS GOODS AT FAIR PRICES.
+. ii. WHEELER
TAKES ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE AT ITS CASH
| VALUE.
MARCH 7rH, 1857. TITO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22
Y oTTERIEs. THE wELL.KNowN MA

rynnd Consolidated Lotteries Of which H. fRANcE n CO.
are the Managers chartered by the State o Mary land and
a commissioner elected by the people, WHO Il sworn tosucrn
tend and certify that everything connected with them done
In strictly honorable manner, and that The interests u par
ties who reside distance well protected as II they
Themselves were present the drawing. Another fact which
the maiagers call attention TO- is that all pcrsons have legal
right To send orders tickets Maryland lotteries are c
gaged rs special law In that state. uttsry drawn every
day Of the month II particular class is named, orcrs are
Allied In the drawing 10 take place after the cinnuica-
ton comes hand The prices Of tickets vary from II TO $50
No Tickets are however, unless the money for the IA
sent with the order. The drawings upon the principle Of
one number each ticket it'r the Havana au) and Ter
nary combination Prizes vary amount frm so Go $780,,
600 Al orders for tickets packages viii receive rnntW
tcnnu and the drawings mailed tn all purchasers immediate
liz after it is over. Address T. II. NJ BBARp n co.
lvI No 80 Fayttte st., or Box No. 40,
Jan 1867. Baltimore, Mary liud.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22
Burdens New Patent Horse Shoe.

TuNIS greatest invention Of the which surnasses in ut
i iy durability, and beauty Of hnish anything Of the
kind yet achieved by the skill Of man. Is made by machinery
from superior quality of rOn at cost much less than the
handmade horse shoe 1t Is conceived on the inside with
view to the BETTER PRESERVATION HORsEs lOOF and
It's shape NECESSITY PAIRING and being
FAR MORE DESIRABLE COMFORT OF than
ANY SHOE EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. These Shoes
sold according to size like mems bootsa method which in
perfect fit than otherwise be obtained This
invention is pronounced extraordinary usefulness by
farrers and backmi and is rapidly coming into general
uss in all portions Of the United States.
For further particulars and samples apply to the Agents.
BLODGET. BROWN co...
so md SO Pearl Street, Boston, Mass.
Dec. II, 1886. 5l-ll
1NXTRA GENESEE FLOUR. THE UNDER
signed continues TO be supplied with Samr y. Ety.
Extra Family Flour, direct from the mill and will de
liver 10 order In any part the village lie would puff
but let the article speak for itself Try IT,
L. IL. FEsSENDEN.
Brattleboro, January 9th, 1851 ]
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22

its not being liable 10 be mistaken tit, ,,,.,,p -,
The ABOVE Is the oNLY SURE aud GbSuiNt M',Viu i
fered To the public as DEADLl POISON for the above Mum
cd pests ......,.,...
As evidence N it, SUPERIOR MERITS, ana =" U.sA
rtoy IL has gEy TO NM ptRtc 1t only necessary u stat
that is TIE PAST sHAsoN, III Wy NJ"
STATES ALoSE was ONE MILLION OF SliEEiSi "mo'
sale has induced certain uuprincpl,d aud unnltRat,H -
dres onrr u SPt'RlOl and WORTHLESS COZ ~ ny
FEiT articlc and against whom legal measures nave a
been taken for the protection Of the public, ana the VNLl
THt AMI GENUINE ARTICLE aud Of which me InnI1 arc
hereby Cal TONED Therefore be SURF and ASK Tor frOi'
Mohr's German Fly Paper, aud take M otmr
VI. :. III ltK n CO., No. Coruill Boston, u raj W ms
for the New England States aud British Provinces Al",
Agents for PROF Muls German Rat amt C0ckronch Er-
fcrminntor. ). w. HObIONs A"hNl .
3m2g BrattleblrI, Vt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

NEnA DAVIS having tahsa ~ nstssee,
M essmssiy seespisa By Jss,ss A. Ca u.
nsdinAsly N.Y. Wsss II ~ puh,,s sesass,
weu.a k1ssn 6sr Ais~as aaA ~ psh,s ~
~ h pgepesea - tAhs hsasdssA Hss tahls
vili - lssntshsd waa ~ bsss ~ ~ y ~.
ssssd, - svssy requisite attssaiea wjll = =.
stows1 upe~ iAoss Who uay hses III M
thsis eusaon. Her satiss tiGss wiIl b. devs
~ 70 ~ bsasnssa, - ~ Assasss u mAks /
Pay.
Nov 20. 1854 io-ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25


HnurAL MuRpAK IN CARROLL PARISH.
La "A correspondent OF the New Orleans
Delta, writing from Providence. LIN, uader
date Of March 2sih, says:
zone Of the mos, brutal murders that
ever occurred in this Parish took place last
Monday. MI J. x. Harvey. who lv.d NJ
about Ashton. was murdered by his negroes.
Sis was going ont turkey bunting early il
the morning. aud they knocked him off his
horse rs he was passing certain narrow
place in the road. After they got him of
his hars. they threw running moose around
his neck aud clicked hin, TO death. lie
was then dragged SOME dislsuc. into the
weeds. An Old negro woman, VIM seems
to have been at the heat OF the affair, took
mn axe aud cut hi. head open. They bni,
FIRE near bis body. and broke aud twisted
the underground shout in such manner as
to cause the appearance ol a struggle hay.
ing taken place. Altogether. il IS one al
the most horrible murders OF which | ever
heard. When 1t was found ont. from other
negroes on the place, who had killed him,
those implicated confessed the murder. the
old negro woman saying She had done Il and
would do il again. Mr. Iiarsey- onl,
fault, understand, in the management OF
hi, negroes, was his kud treatment OF
them"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

Mus LANE. rnx rnEsipEST's Nrrer. -
She il almost petite. certainly under The
medium height. ba, Of good figure and
graceful in her seton. Her complexion
e fair. the Saxon type Of b"auiy-wi.b
hight snd intelligent. eyes. and her general
den,@snor and appearance ia that Of high
toned lady, and she will doubtless 10 a
great lasosisc ia Washington society.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25
MARSHALL GROVE ACADEMY.

I RETI R\ thanks to my friends for the en-
] eouragement they have given me in this new
enterprs. by their patronage aud good wishes,
and am happy to inform them and the public
tina, am NOW more fayorahy situated than at
the beginning Of the present session having
provided and furnished. with chairs and de-ks
commodous school-rooms in connection with
my residence situated in n beautiful iorcs,
grove, five or six hundred Yards South of the
courthouse, en- an eminence overlooking the
city.
The second session will commence on the
first Monday in February and close on the last
Thursday in June.
RATES OF TUITION
Orthogmphy, reading, writing, and
mental Arithmetic, ol2 sc
Arithmetic, grammar and geography, Is oC
Natural philosophy and metaphysics, 20 0c
Higher mathematics, Latin, greek, and
Hebrew, IS OF
Defamation and compositions with
out extra charge.
| Incidental expenses, I 0t
The frs, exercises livery morning, and the
last every Friday evening, will be reading If
the Scriptures and prayer, Tbs first recitation
"A eAapier from the Bible, by all the school.
Pupils will be charged from the time the,
enter to the close Of the session. One hall
deducted for time lost on account Of sickness
of one months duration or more.
will be prepared to accommodate pnpil,
with board, washing, and fuel, at twelve dollar,
per month.
FRANK J. PAIiLLO
Jau. "a, % 25-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

NJ. Hugh iatbrough. whose mys,etiou.
dissppearauc. We chronlcied SOME weeks
since, has not vet been heard of. D.ligont
search has been made by brother With
some friends from Smith county, aided by
n large patty of citizens OF this county but,
Ill to no purpose. No clue to his fate has
We, been Discovered. The general impress,
sion however, rs ties, he WAS murdered at
the crossing OF sulphur, 4 wife and two
children, "a father. brothers and numerous
relatives and friends mourn him AS dead. -
CfarksrHie Messenger tIeras)
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

The Toronto papers, in their sccoun, OF
the examination OF the bodies oi those who
we've killed by the late railroad ssedeut
lilnis TO r,any touching scenes, In thu
pocket Of one, would be found letters from
his wife aud children wishing him home
aud sorrow Tor his absence. Another died
with dsgaerreo'ypes on his breast Of those
be loved most on earth. A mothers let
ter WAS foaud in this ones pocket. asking
relief. and saying she was Ill., The money
fos relief was found aide by side .i,h The
letter. Ano,hef's name was learned b,
the letters OF those who loved him. Ans
yet another was hun,ag home 20 consol'
the sick or the d, ing. Such were some o
the incidents.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25
Atsye. ~ ~ hslesnlss

CAMUkL LOCKE, il receiving 10 Bsoss 4
approved pattsms, comprising Cooking, Par.
loi, Chach, Once. ~ schoelkosss 6lsvss;
some Of the patterns ~ bssutifsl aaA satissl =
ssw In this. market. A. ~ n ~ esle-
bnlsd Stuart Cookiag Bssvss, sAsss Sssv
ar with and without water haeks, - shat .
hoses can BE- suppltsd with hot water; thsss
btoveG " not e~ssAne more than h.af ths
NJ sf ~ qtdinssy STOW 70 do the cooking
IT, family.
Also Ia ssors, Copper Boiler Bottoms !;
ehsxi Iron fos Stove Pipes, EasIish. American
~ Rassiaa 6Asst Iron.
Jan. II, ~. no.01 II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

- apitosias IT.. corner Matches sersst
Nm. WILSON iafbrms kss AisNds
~ ~ public, tAaa - has spsas1 thls
e11oNstvs bsas1laG hssas. ~ y Aew psepassd
y ssssivs hnilies. aRgis gsatlsusa. ~ tsan-
sjsst viaitoss. Her tsFuss will - tbua1 node.
rate, ssA hss tAbas abundaally ouPp,tsa. 1hs
soema Az anpis aad we'll vsasfsssd, saa tie
furniture has bsea recently purchased.
Persons visiting the city, she fssls assured,
will - pisaasd wish ~ assagsms nj Of her
soos,s asA ~ asesmaedatioas II her house
Neither paine nor expenss will b. syared 10
snsues tks comfort of hss SuessA artS-y
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A. q. HssNrs. Wa rlsKNv, NH
SENMES & HILL, Attorneys and Counsel
- hrs n istr. 81 Camp street. New Orleans
Judge Semmes ws- Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of Florida up to his remoya
to New Orleans.
Mr. Hin has been n citizen Of Texa.--ex-
tensiseiy and laborou-ly engaged in tho prnc-
tice Of law, for more than twenty years, and
confidently refers to the Bench and Bar Of the
State.
Jan. 3. 81. molly.
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Northeast Corner Of the Public Square,
lHarshaH, 1eras.
81 THE undersigned having recently
E..; become proprietor Of this Hotel, re-
1kiA specially Informs his friends and the
public generally, that he il prepared to accom.
modale all who may favor him with their pat.
ronage. The house has been thoroughly rem
oyaicd, and large portion Of the furniture
been newly furnished, His table will be as
well supplied - that Of any house in Eastern
Texas, and his charges moderate.
The stage office ior all Of the stage lines
running to and from Marshall, are kept ut this
honsc.
u l.. BERRY, Proprietor.
Dec 49, 1856. "