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STOP THAT COUGH,

The great remedy for CoueHs, CoI.us, Ckoup snd
DR. HOSES COUGH sYRUP
Cures Coughs of the worst kind 1t also cures hoase-
ness sore throat weakness of the chest pain ia the
breast and lung affections. Wherever there Ia pain
mix with the Cough Syrup 10 drops of Pain Cursr,
and you will find Immediate relief Dr. Roses Cough
Syrup relieves and frequently cures consumptive
cough and orfeE the system against further attacks
r. In bottles at so cents snd ST.
70 CUREGR0UP.
The lives Of thousands Of children have been saved
BIZ using DR.. ROSES Group syrup. IL gives isstsnt
no CURE WHooPING COUGH.
DR.. ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup 10 the ouiy
certain cure for Whoepne Cough. 1t in short
time and aays ail irritation of the Lungs 50 csnts
a bottle.
The above valuable medicines are reconrns ended BIZ
Phiscians who have trisd them in thei- practice.
TIC be hed of al Druggists in Richmond, Petsrs-
burg Norfolk, Lynehburg and Fredericksburg, Va
no25-5m
MRS. DAVs 3, COUGH ELIXIk-I'hi
lfk excellent and never falling remedy for Coughs
Colds, Whcoping Cough, Pulmonary Complain and
giving great relief in Consumption and most diseases
sraiug from co!ds and neglected Coughs ia rapidly in
crsaEiug in popularity The following testimonial il
from gentleman wen known in this community:
RICHMOND, May %, 1855.
Mrs Il. E. Da1s: Dear Madam, take great plea
in certifying TO the beneficial effects of your val
uabe medicine. named and well known as Mrs.
DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR" Ha77ng used 1t in ms
family for the last seven years in the of which
CIV wife has been greatly benefited and mysef re-
mr. Campaign in the late with Mexico, with all
gratitude Madam towards you for lts good efects,
You can make any of this istter you may think
proper for tie benefit % the community at large
Your respectfully
THOMAS G BALL.
For sale by Mrs. A. 2. DAVIS, sezrets & Ssers,
klex Duve, Paterson L Jackson, ChaS Eit!zssssa,
Z. J. Picot, A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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ONLY -FOUR WEEKS MORE las

ONLY -FOUR EEK q MORE
~ our present business closes with the month of
January-to enable US to make our contsmp lated
change-we shail offer many goods without regard to
COST; but at such prices as to insure sales We
would name
Ladies' and Misses Coaks and Talmas-in Cloth
Velvet and MORE Antique.
shawls of white and colorsd Thibet Merino, Plaid
and Brcche Long shawls.
stella and Plain and Embroidered Shaw!s
Paris Mousaelines and NJ srino Plaids
Valencia Robes end Piece Goods
Rich Coored Silks in great variety
Flonnced Silk Robes, at prices from $50 to al
VIII be sold at a reduction of s o to 6 20 on a robe
ALso-Ten thousand dollars worth of Carpetins,
comprising common to supertne Ingram and Three
Rich Tapestry, Velvet and Brussels Garnet
Rugs and Dragsets, Cocoa and Canton Mating
In conclusion, we would say that all CASH nur.
chasers will find it to their interest to cs at the
cash store, SO Main straet.
jag CHRISTIAN LATHRop.
3U0 Aches or LAND IN LOWER
nnJr PART OF HENRiGo, NEAR BOTTOMS
BRIDGE, FOR SALE-The snbserlbers are sutho
med to sell 800 acres of Land situated "a above and
adJoioing Or. Jno 9. Carter, Bradley and Chick
shomlny River. This land is covered with very
large quantty OF Pine Poplar and Cedar Tim Der and
Woed also has en- it fac mill seat site for a mill
pond Thsre is on the river large queatity Of fine
Terms liberal Apply to
de sl-2awim GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
ERiOAY, December I2Ih, 1856.
Tine Clothing;
80 black Beaver Cloth over-Coats iue
% Raslans, var5ieg in quality from, $40 to sS5
lou Business Coats, OF Drab Brown and Black
oPair Of Black Dosikn Cashmere Pants
81 pair OF Fancy Cashmere do
lzo Vests, of Silk, Velvet, Black and Fancy Cassi
8 doz Cora and White Kid Gloves
odoz Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Those In want of fac Clothing, of latest styles at
the lowest cash prices solicited 10 call and exam
inc the large stock, at D. GooDMANs,
No ft9 Main street
N. B.-i have in store. also, large stock Of Ser.
waits Clothing, at low prices. de IL J DC
THAA. III. LANGLEY, TIN and shees
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street. bstwee. Msi.
'4a sy GAS sA FITTiiNa AND FrxTUsra
Steam Pipes for Churches, Fubfia HuiIdiars ..
Metallic Roofing Gntterins and spoutsns, pss
WE'LL Ann dARDEN pnsps s' snR xaE.
nUDLkY ~ Co. HAVING RECETYEn
y two hrst class Diplomas at the Mechanias Fsir
for years 1895 and 1856 for tine WINES ana III
Quoks, would call particular atteation 10 thoss thar
wan. pure and choice artistic, to examine large
sierfas, Amontiilsdo aad Pemartin rale sherrie.
va famiiy and biacabutn's Madeira.
nIAsAbafn's and saadefaan's Old Port Wines
1hAnPasne, fali assortment OF the choice branos
Gognsc 1rAndies, henaesssy, OtArd, Dupuy CO.
1oaeon Dock seisnstte and Psllevoesin, both
Z, aaf snd pale. . part vary fins and old.
Holland Gin. Jamaica and S. Crcix Rums
scotch and Irish N.it Whiskeya yirsinia ola Rys
AoanlA,a Whistsy, isis q Wight fsAsh and ~.
ALSO dns lot Of choice Hayaaa cissrs, for
ais .sshs Richmond Wine store
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T OCksMITHs AND BEAE-HANGERs
f. The undersigned respectfully inform their friends
and the public in general that they have COM
mepced the above business in all its branches on 9Th
street. between Broad and Grace streets. All work
done by will be warranted.
de 90-lm& n O. DELARUE L BRO.
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I EUNAHD's INSTANT =, N0se's
Il Cough eyrup, Richardson's Cough Candy, Ayers
cherry Pastoral, Wistsr's salsam wild Cherry, ri
cots syrup Wild Cherry. Stsbler's Cherry Expssto
rant, Licorice Drops. DC, for sale by
JN0. w. POLLARD, Druggist,
pa 18th street.
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ADEEG' BAZAAR. At 2gA BROAD
4 street, between 9TH and 9Th streets, Rchmc nd.
i choice assortment of DRY GOODS, suited for the
season and exclusively for Ladies' Velvets, Morie
Antique and other Trimmings, great variety Rib
hons, Flowers Embroideries, Gloves, Hose, &c
Also, a variety of articles: Ready Made Chiidrens
and Infants Clothes. hand and made to to order;
Embroidery Of every style executed in the neategt
manner. All OF which will be sold 25 per cont. less
than can be Purchases in the city.
de 2n-dlm
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"a GEORGE e. PEG Ram, sad.

Ca GEUkGE Il. PEtsHA.u, sad
kSHkA die, Hsrnes, and Collar Manufacturer,
HUI ~ 18TH street, between Main and franklin
q streets, takes this method of inviting his
friends and the public to his stock of SADDLkRY.
HARNESS and COLLARS Hits work ia maDuf4c-
tured of the best materials and work saship and he
10 determined TO sell the most reasonable terms.
all kinds of Coilars Persons wanting articles in his
line will find it to their advantage to call and exam
inc his stock
All kinds Of Repairing executed in this best manner
and on reasonable terms. ia linn
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BENZ. FLEMING,
w. d. EYSTER,
WIN. HOOD,
THOMAS r. CONAWAY
RlTCHER,
JOHN 8. CHISLER Directors
VIRGIsIA-MARIoS COUNTY, TO Wit:
This day George H. sprigg, Cashier of the Fair.
mont Bank, personally appeared before me- the
undersigned Justice for said county and made oath
that the above statement is and true as he
verify believes.
Given under my hand, &C.. this, the eth day of
January, 1857
THOs. F. CONAWAY, j. P.
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MARBLE WORKS --lMILLEH & VIM
Iva CENT, Dealers in Italian and American Mar.
HE, and Manufacturers of MONUMENTS, TOMBS
HEAD PIECES, FONTS, FURNIT URE MAR
Main st.
We respectfully invite the attention OF those In
want to stock hand which consists of as
large and well finished assortment as can be found
at any establishment ia the city.
MONUMENTS of any size or design made to or
der, at the lowest New York or Philadelphia prices
Remember the place, and please give us call, af.
ter examining workman ship and prices elsewhere.
no 25-3m
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A NEW CONGEkN.
5A&4A IUfiN III DTCKFHglN

"a NEW CONCERN.
ELA@&A JOHN HI. DICKERSON.
iaZ&A The subscriber having, on the LIST inst,
purchased Of Mr.. J. ii CoLaUITT his an
tire stock of SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDES,
COLLARS, BITS, SPURS, &c. &c., will continue
to carry on the same at the old star3. 81 the
of Main and 18th streets, where may be found,
at all times every thing usually kept In the line de
has hand one of the largest aad best assort-
ments of SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDES, &c,
to be found ia the city, to which he invites the !or
patrons Of the old concern, bis friends and the
public generally, all Of which he 10 prepared to sell
&c low be purchased elsewhere for the money.
He hopes by strict attention TO business, % have
share OF the public patronage.
Partjcu ar attention paid 10 RgrAiRlsG.
call is respectfully solicited. as shall sstl low
for CASH. JOHN H. DICKERSOH
The subscriber, in retiring from the Saddle and
Harness business, takes great pleasure in recommend
ing to his old customers aad friends DIR. Joas
DtcKEasoN, as every way worthy OF the pubic pa
tronage, assuring them that he will spare eaor to
please snd accommodate,
iaI--dim JOSEPH II. COLQUfTT.
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VEhY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
' DEHCE, AND VACANT LOT ON MARSHALL
AND IRA STREETS. FOR SALE OR LEASE
We are authorised, by James Lycrs ESQ who y
about % remove 20 his country seat II miles ffom
this city, to sell iesss hts residences, the cor ner
Of Marshall and 7th streets and the vscsDt Lets adj
joining thereto. Tbs Lot which the dwelling
stands has front OF $50 feet and depth OF les feet
The Lot 7th street fronts led feet runa back iSo
feet TO market alley. This property il 70 well Known
that's minute description 10 deemed Unnecessary
But may be proper 10 add that the premises spa
cious,wth every modern convenience. - sss wsse,,
baths, &e aud tha lot 10 thorough drained shroash
the city ealvert the free privilege OF which u re-
served 70 tho whole property.
sale OF the property woald DO Prutsrfcas eat u
shia rant be effected, then sf will be leased 10
careful tenant for term Of years.
TERMS very accommodating, and pessession gwen
the list OF April next.
To avoid misspprehsnsien Mr.. Lyans reqassss as
tossy that bis change Of resdence Will pfeeuc NO
change Ia hls businss arFang his psofssse2.
engagements will BE- fulfilled - hsrss0tors. Hn
esdce will be continued on 9th street
00DpiN + ArfERsoN,
ja2-2awlm Ave ..
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MONTICELLO BANK
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Jan. 8, 1857.
To the Hon. HENRY A. WISE, GoY'r of Virginia
Desr Sir: herewith transmit you a gtatetaent eff
the condition OF the onticeilo Bank to ist January
1857, as required by law.
Very respectfully
B. c. FLANAGAN, Cashier
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NUTLCE.--The subscriber having remoy-
L Y ed to the WALL STREET HOTEL, the Az
ROUR will be closed for few days for the purpose
of making alterations when it will be opened again
by another proprietor. r. w. ALLEN
WALL STREET HOTEL.
Board and Lodging, per dsy................Bl IS
Do do per week.............. 90
binele Meals or Lodg ing................... 371
Breakfast at 8; Dinner at l; Supper at 6.
few gentlemen can be accommodated with
Meals by the week, month or year. jai-ts
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&. IL. ssf.NDssH ins Tor safe tss,3 Ennu-
-. elied Crates, Fenders, and Summer PIECES EN-
bracing Square Topped Circle and ELLIPTIC rattsrna
These Crates of my Manufacture, and shall
he sold st the lowest prices Orders from, town and
country promptly attended to- The Virginia Mschs-
MICS Institute awarded silver medal, the highest
preraium, TO SAmUEL =. DENooa for the best speai-
mems of Crates aud Fendars Also, for SALE a large
stock of Belle, Brass Brick Moulds, &c Apply at my
Bell a3d Brass Foundry, No 225 Main streeE between
9Th and 9th west side Richmond Va oe Ie-Su
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sSALT AND PEASTER.~@The VirRiuia
~ and Tennessee Railroad is finished to satve,
and am now prepared to furnish SALT and PLAS-
TER to customers in sacks barrels upon the most
accommodating terms, and upon the shortest notice
My gents along the line of the Road will receive
orders for either article in any quantity customers
desire The attention of farmers is particularly
invited to the Virginia article, and feel that
trial of either or both articles will result in its
elusive Any orders addressed to Mr. C. T.
LlTCbFlELp, my agent in Lynchburg, will meet
with prompt attention.
llerticles of my brand arc warranted pure.
THOS. l.. PRESTON,
de 9-2m* Saltville, Washington county, Va.
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ALBEMApLE COUNTY. to wit:
VIM. D. Davis Cashier of the Bank of scotsrille,
personally appeared befJre me, Jus.ice # the
Peace for said county and State Of Virsinia, and
made oath that the annexed statement of the cond-
ton Of said Bank is correct to the best of his belief
and knowledge.
Gvan under my hand this 18th day of January
1851 JOHN S. MARTIN. J. 2.
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FAlRMONT BANK JAN. :. 1857.
Hon HENRY A WISE, Governor:
Dear Sir-l have the honor of enclosing statement
showing condition OF this Bank the Ist inst
Very respectfully. your ob't. serv't,
q II. SPRIGG, Cashier.
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cHAaLorvEssnLE. jas. l. 1887
The Undersigned, Direetors Of the Moatiesllo
ssss, hsssey ssstify thst thsy have carefully
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- f. HkDFAL.--ED. IL. X EGLiN(S has re.
"a moved 10 his new store, No. 1z6 Main street.
where he has in store elegant assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. &C.
Also, good assortment of fine Cloths CASH soeres
and Festings, hich he win make up ia best style
and on accommodating terms. ia Sim
A GENC& for Southern Mandatory q
II Stretched LEATHER BANDS and L EATHER
HOSE all sizes, of superior quality, at n,anufactu
rers' prices.
- The public may depend on getting the best
article that be had This bands will run straight
hold their width ana fat to the pulley. All made
of the best oak tanned Leather, aud the solid part
only used. Cemented and copper riveted An assort
ment generally hand and all kinds made to order at
short notice.
ssF' Aao superior Lace I.sather and Copper Rivets
with Burrs.
All orders for the above promptly attended to. Ap
ply to GEORGE G. REID,
no 29-2n Corner Cary and 18th s;s.
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=.
Comparative Statement 5lst December, 1856, lrih
came period, 1855.
Dec 81, '55 Dec s., SO. Increase. Decrease.
Capital stock AS 600 90 A, 500 90 no change.
Circulation $50 40 90 Ala, 1874 90 81 244 90
Depostes la, 796 SO l0o, 222 81 20 1854 %
Due I'm banks
in State 1s,485 s5 1897 50 90 1856 20
Due I'm Banks
out of state 1852 q 5,s7ai5 2C5l SO
Due to Banks
in State 1892 4s 5,l8282 co 6,159 &c
Due to Banks
out of state 5,O24 p 1858 81 767475
S.ate securi-
ties 442902 IS Az, so2 Sc no change.
suecie o0674 IS 70,l6l 81 9,487 SO
Contingent
fuua p, 14o rs 24,S2S 80 alas Is
C Il. SLAUGHTER
SAMUEL McCORKLE
HENRY SCHOOLFiELD
GEO. M. RUCKER
JOS. H. WILSON, Directors
STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF LYEcHBURG, TO WIT:
Robert c. Mitchell, Cashier of the Merchants Bank
OF Virginia, this day personally appeared before rhs
undersigned Justice of the Peace, in and for the
said CITY, and made oath that the above statement
of the condition of said Bank the 3Ist DE- nbsr
last correct to the best of his knowledge and be-
lief
Given under my hand, January 5, 1857
HENRY U. SCHUOLFIELD, j. P
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STOCKS FOt1 ssAEE.--
~ Virginia State per cts.
City Of Richmond Stock
Virginia and Tennesses Railroad Bonds
Central Railroad Bonds,
n sums to suit purchasers. Orders from the coun
try romptiy tended to-
no 10 -ts C.. w. PURCELL, co
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, ALBeMARLE CoUsTY-to wit /:
This day, B. G. Flannaean Cashier of the MONT
cello Bank, personally apps AIRED before me No'a'
nv Public of the county aforesaid, and made oath
that the annexed of the said Esnk cor
rect. 20 the best of b knowledge aud belief
Given under NV hand this 9Th day of January
1887 JNO. Fl. BIBB, N. 7.
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ENFIRhARY OF THE MEDICAL COZ

ENFiRMARY or THE MEDICAL coz
LEGE OF VIRGINIA This Iniirinary, located
IA the cty OF Richmond. corner of College and
Marshall street, is open for the reception of patients
throughout the year. All persons requiring Medical
or Surgical aid except the insane and those laborns
under contagious diseases admitted into the In
sitution. 7hs accommodations for the sick
piets.
The patients under the charge of the ProfsM
sors of the College, aided by resident Ply
sicisn. The charges for Medical attendance surgi-
cal Operations Nursing. Diet, Medicine, and every
service rendered by the Institution, are for
White Patients ......................E6 per week
Colored :" .......................
Private rooms. ~. 10 10
Attending Surgeens-Prof. GIBSON, fETicoLAs
ard WEXFORD.
Acting Physicians-Prot. TUCKER, scorr and
CONWAY,
Resident Physicien-MARIos HOWARD, M. ID.
Stsward-F. M PARRISH.
President of Infrmafy-L. s. JoYEEs, III. ID.
Persons in the country wishing TO send patients to
the Iufirmsry, desiring information may address
the President or the Steward. ia 3-3n
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NOTIUk...Tbe best fHVenfiOu ever ofIsr.
ed to the public Is ths Rloatng Ball or Knuekie
Washing Machine. All persons living in tbs counties
tain them OF w H. Woodward, North side of Msin n
between 3th and 9Th strees and on East side Of al h
z rdues in Manchester, and Of j. W. Rowlett. in
Petersburg.
ia6-h w. n BRAGG & co
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g ILk VKLvKT VksTs.--We nay. s1I1I
- on hand large lot Of fancy silh vssta. uhieh
jag IMMIGRANT, wEIsIoER co.
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the government, by Infamous agencies, ems
ployjug fraud and bribery as thu means.
declare to YOU SIR that | have found
from some examinations have been called
upon to make, disease at the heart OF the
government, which, unless arrested, must
eventually undermine .he consu,nuon, and
surrender the government to specalators.
In Gen. Jackson time, Tue contest
grew on, Of the a,temp, Of the Bank OF the
United States, TO engrait corrupt moneyrd
Influence on the g0Ycfnmer'. to 3 ain rar-
,al control over It's finances now iheroY
ernmcnt, in all its branches, is more corrupt
than the bank ever was, and IS rapidly
yerging to thAt jobbing system which
makes the English government a curse TO
tia. unhappy millions Inht ne puier %.
The commanding vote which bfou4b
you to the Presidency, ln such times mofh'
the confidence Of your copnifymeh, iu l""
ability and fearless probity on "aieA 1hry
rely Tor the reversal aud downward i"bleu.
cy. cabinet OF iu"ptoaehah'e l"teeft'A :
Il inieIligeG, aud industrious men, '' ht f'n
wan, IN such wo'h--Ihs rest depends
upon yourself Relying with Iuii hath Ola
an honest course, Nou may boldly press on
to tho cxllrpation OF abuses, ana set 81 de'
drnce debating leaders OF factions or secs
lions The people will sustain you. ih"
issue is 10 longer between tbs or nat
section, or whether tbs or that patty shat
prevail, The question IS whether honesty
Or kugyefy shall triumph IA tbs governs
meu,.
He now says in his late letter
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NO. 40.

shali mausg- their own sIAas ia their own
WAY
The perfect consonauee between thu
authoritative exposition OF the views oi tho
President. md The programme as laid down
by Gov Walker Tor h,s action, eagnot DO
mistaken, except hy those who do M, wish
TO ,es %. The Alaauy Jos'na., Tor in>
STAGE. changes that tn " sshinston Union
administers to Gov Walker seni.oilie.,,
e. buke ior having been 50 stupid rs to
.p-aa a. If he believed the President mea''t
alat he said go bis official instructions to
bim," and would thus cfeste tho Impress
ion .hat iaofe is double dealing. All the
autccedsut- Of Mr.. Buchanan a'e evidences
sas. be uesar .ad4 90 meet q question Iairly
sud s,astely. a'd we lays yet 90 hnl any
thing Ire ihe course OF Gov walker which
mHt agulas, lhe oduious of tbs adj
manifestations ~ they afv pa'cut to all who
haga 5,miued them with an uupfejsdced
.ge lbe people Of Kansas those only
VA4 a4ve legally united TO frame a state
gov .ut.eu', and not Hose who bays volun
iAu.y d.pfigei Themselves OF ,heu otigiosi
lights. have tie s9lr power to settle their
iatHfe character; ,ni VII ,Ieysr lacy may
dsch!s ID DO, shall De allowed - fair es'
PRECISION. 90 any way they choose to ADOPT,
rulrd.d from fraud or VIOLENCE 10y tho
Noy fnor 81 D., Territory, under his ia
siru-a4us from lhe President VI the United
su4t.s. II 10. ires State mcn ia grsspng
.he shulpw have lost the suh,auee, tho
Exfcauys cannot go bvhini Ihsir action 70
re,vf.e u, and obey sfa auswefable a. DO
bar OF pubic opinion. These rlain snd
soaa5aDnbl- hcis nre ths whole Of tao
* 4a.4s e.se in unt she'll -PeYs
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FRAZoN 4 CO.,

Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Heads
AMI Grocerps, Nush III Street |y'
ferson. TeGes,
MOULD most respectfully inform Their
w former patron. and the public generally
that thew still continue to sell goods upon
their for.ser advantageous terms. Their stock
:. very large aud in every respect compete
,,asing been purchased OF iirst haqa' oy WI
'Fraxor in person, eAe,usively for th's market
I'd comprising French and American prints
meelns, delaines, baazes, silk goods trim
'mins.. brown anl Lleaehed domestic, osna-
'burgs ker~ys, linscYs. tine black and blue
cloths, cassnncres and ready made clothing
boots and shoes from tho common lrogAu to
tho finest ffcn, cali skin. Hard ware cutie
~, china and glass ware, Fine wires, Bran
dies and imported cigars Of fayorlie brands
Bagging md rope on hand at all times and
furnished to Planters upon the usual terms.
Jan. %, 81 ~
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VIM. q. DOLLAR,
Millwrlxht and MAchiuiSt.

WILL build Merchant, FIGURING, aud steam
w Saw Mills, of ali kinds Tie also tases
the liberty to challenge any gentleman OF his
trade, 80 far as workmanship Is coreerned'
Having served a regular apprenticeship IN the
o,t wheat growing States and having ienl
experience in the business, he will dreos ard
hang burrs and arrange boiling machinery "h'
der the most approved plans. Cotton screws
Gin gearing and thre>hing machines, put up and
reared OF complete. Also, all kinds Of Rails
road WORK, such a. bridges tfussel work, sta
ton house, water TANKS and framing, done ae-
cording to draft.
Refer to--John NJ. Jones, Esq, tass Co
s. II. Mcfarland L. Co, owncfs OF The Je''ef'
son merchant mills.
Address
WI. G. DOLLAR,
Jefferson, Texas,
Feb. 7, 81 "a"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01
New Grocery Store.

HAVING Purchased the stoct Of Messr-.
] SPgAKE u SMOKER, aud taken the
stand lately occupied by them, hereby an.
nounce TO the public that have permanently
established myself in business here, and shall
al al times keep ou hand
FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES
And staple Plantation Goods ! will sell at
small profits, regardless OF nayig dlon and
Merchants mud others ia the country, may de.
pend on getting supple. at low pr.oes.
Mr. Clinton. l. Willard will give rlo,e at
, on to tho srI.iug department, aud viii be
pleased to meet his old friend.
The low prices at which'l sell, compel me
to make my terma strictly cash.
e. A. BCLkLEN.
Jefferson. February 81, 1851. TT
Marball Republican, C'arks,illc STANDARD
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Marshall, March H. 1851 No eft