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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-03
RElIEMBER THE FACT

ra,.
I'ahT GIBBS was awarded the highest premium u
NTer medaD at the last exhibition of the Mechanics
ISou'e, Tor the superiority Of his AMBROTYPES over
sn pictures on exhibitions: but still hlghel reward
receiving from daily increase OF his business
proves that his efforts to establish first class Gallo
eme' with the appreciation of a generouspdbi
announces that, In order to meet the de-
so nis business, he hasincreased his force. Having
mo employ superior Artist he 10 preparedto EUR
lholO0RAPHS, from small TO life size, colored
~asei or pastele, which be warrants for accuracy
ausy OF hnish, equal to the best paintings In tho
Inc public arerespectfully invited to call aRd
||nespecmens.
Y Riehmond P e. GIRRs pronrirtor
:, Ihese Photographic can be enlarged from small
a. Dasuerreotypes or Ambrotypes, TO life size
p. f. q.
SH CERTAIN CURE FOR DYsPEPsIA
~ SUMNER COMPLAINT, highly recommended
., III physicians, of both the old and new world
:. 5", peer up IN bottles for family use.
uo1sn pints 9l 25. Per dozen quarts g. 25. In
s"'' from two u six dozen Put up and sold by
p WlLBACHER, No. zoe. Main street,
e.,,, Richmond. Va.
rSs,. charge for package or drayage.
rovd.I rom the country will DO promptly responded
Ia leu amount being added, or good city reference
S Ss IS.a-Lassr Bosr In quarter and half c.,k., Of
pn, '''am Als iu quarter and half casks, of and
April 2-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-03
GEO. WATT. P. H. STARKI

THE CUFF BRACE PLOW.
yHyHlS PLOW has been steadily ~
u gaining favor with the farmers \\-kls
and planters for the last ten years,
untit may now be considered the e
most popular Pow in in the whole South 1t has taken
premiums three of State Fas and at tho last s55
took the rIlsr I'll the popular Plows in
Il has also taken every premium given by the Mechanics
Institute of Virginia upon Plows well silver medal
being the highest award offered by this nstute and has
been successfully tesed in every variety of soil in this
state and many of the more Southern States.
Manufactured by the undersigned at their factory on
where NAV be had nearly every article used for ng the
soil. All made In our own shops of best material
April 9-civ GEO. WATT CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-03

EXTINCTION LAW SCHUOL.-Thc ninth ses
IL sion Of my Law School will commence on Monday,
November 1857, and terminate the 2lst OF March,
1883.
Gentlemen desiring detailed information tho pnr
OF my school, text books expenses &C.. will receive
prompt reply to letters addressed to me here.
JOHN w. BROCkEEBROUGH,
July 3l-ctEovl Lexington, Va
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4 PROCLAMATION.

WV LksNOKN VI VfKtVIkNHN.
WHEREAS vacancy has occurred in the Senate Of
w Virginia occasoned by the resignaton Of Thomas
\ Ts:e E.cr the senator for the District composed
tho coun,ies OF Wythc Sny,h and Washington; there.
re. / HENRY WISE, Governor Of the Common
,slh have by wri. OF election Issued and directed
,rsusn; 20 las. required election be held Mt the
nal places of voting in each county In said District
:. ,we,a day c November for Senator TO supply
e vaesHcy Aforesaid
veo under my band Governor, and under the Less
: Seal OF the Commonwealth this second day OF
81 October lej1. HENRY A. WISE.
BY toe Governor,
:,ohok W MrNEoRp Sec Of the Com. Oct3-ctde
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CULPEPRR MILITARY INSTITUTE,

NEAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE. VA.
FuNHE second session of this school will commence On
IL the first day of next September. The course OF IN
strucon will include the Latin Greek French and span
sh Languages, Mathematics Natural Philosophy Chen
stry. and lower English branches.
The teachers engaged to conduct the school are sau
ates of the University of Virginia and Virginia Military
Institute. who will adopt the modes OF instruction pur
sued in those institutions.
TERMS
Board tuition, washing fuel and lights for ten m nths
sls0
For circulars, containing full information, address
CHARLES +. LIGHTFOO!,
Culpeper Court Hciso
REFEREN Noes:
We have the privilege of referring TO the followi's
Faculty v NJ Institute Lexington
Professors Maupin, Harrison, Gi'dersleeve Sc.sc uo
We're, McGufey, University Of Virginia
Pref Lucien Minor. William and Mary College
Rev Joen A Broadus Charlottesville
John Hart AN
John Hunter, Esq, Louisa county
Col John Voolfolk Orange county
Rev VIM White, d D, Lexington
Rev VIM Pendletou
Gen VIM Richardson, Richmond city
Col VIM Taliaferro, Gloucester
James Barbour Esq, Culpeper
w Wallach Gen George NJ Cooke, ball. ESQ.,
Washington citv
Maj Henry Hill, u 8 Army, New York
3 Toss Esq, Rappahanuock county
Capt James Stark =.
The citizens of Culpepcr July )l-ctf
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10 EDITORS AND PRINTERS.

TIE subscriber. beg leave TO call attention to their
STOCK or PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS,
ORDERS PRESSES, &c, &c, large supply OF
'acataey SeeP constantly on hand at their Type and
Stereotype Foundry, No. 3s, Gold Street, New York,
Weave iu assortment of all articles required In
f.asug 05c. including
CASES CHASES, GALLEYS, &C.,
OF Sa:cG We equal in every respect to any
nufsc'ared this country and which we will sell on
u'.a ;cria. viz: six months credit for approved ne
!'!sse notes. or ten per cent discount for cash Old
'pe;sken in exchange for the customary price
oine cer:s per pound II delivered within 60 days from
s;e o! purchase, otherwise six cents per pound.
WIN HAGAR, JR., g. co.
be hcundersigped, AGENT IN VIRGINIA, for the above
u! knowa establishment, can supply the trade with
Hry description of
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &C,
sa the nos, liberal terms. Having printed the RICH
|s'o ESarIREp for upwards Of ten years with type
L: other materials purchased from Messrs HAeAa L.
IN ioduced,o recommend materials from their es.
".shuent in preference TO others.
2eeEen Books will be furnished to the trade, and
a articles rs may be selected will be forwarded with
'oa'eh. WM B ALLEGRE.
CA Enquirer" Office, Richmond, Va.
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EDWIN WORTHAM A. CO.
GR0CERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
-ALERS IN IRON, STEEL, AND AGRlCUL LT11RA1,
MANURES.
| ITEND particularly to the sale of Wheat. Corn
\ Flour and Tobacco. tul supply of grain bags on
~, with which farmers can be supplied who wish 10
ssCn grain to u.s. Julyg-csrn
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

CLASSICAL AND DMATHENIATICALSCH
VIE subscriber will open the lst of October 1887
select school at Grassland, within mile Of Pc
tersburg. He has to believe that during
perience OF eight years both Principal and Assistant
IN Academies, he has given entire satisfaction those
who have con6ded their children to his instruction:
Board and tuition payable semi.aunually in advanced
tor session of nine and half months 5000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-03

TOT sesson OF nine and q hall months, S2UU.
DAY SCHOLARS.
Enghsh department s4O
Classical do ....................... 60
French and German each ...-............-....2 20
As the number of pupils will be limited, those who may
desire to patronze the school, should address, without de-
lay, James Cox, Esq Wnterpock p. o., Chesterfield
county, the subscriber, Orange Court House. Virginia
REFEREScRs:-Jsmes H. Cox. Esq Right Rev. John
Johns D. d. the President and Professors of William and
subscriber In Chesterfield Williamsburg and Fredericks
burg. JOHN S. HANSBRCUGH, NJ. A.
Aug 3-ctf
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Indebtedness Of Direct.
ors s77,Oa5 50 S7o 3s6 20 ssl $50 90
The undersigned, Directors Of the Bank OF the Vnsy
Virginia, have examined the foregoing and
compared them WIKI reports Of the Mother Bank and
Branches and find them correctly made up
A :. BALDWIN,
JACOB BAKER
JOHN n BELL,
WM. MILLER
D. w. BARTON.
J. ?. SMITH
VIRGINIA, FREpEAIcK COUNTY, Set:
This day, Henry n. Brent Cashier of tho Bank Of the
Valley in Virginia, personally appeared before the sGb.
scrber Justice Of the Peace In and for the ros
said, and made oath that foregoing exhibits rh.
condition Of sid Bank stated above (beiHs made up
from the books OF the Bank and tho reports from. The
several Branches thereof the best Of his knowledge
and belief.
Given under my hand this Goth day of Oct. 1857.
I
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CONDITION OF VIRGINIA BANKS.
BANK OF THE VALLEY IN yIRGrNGA ,

bANh OF THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA,
70 ,.; WINCHESTER. OCTOBER. ls5..
10 1 ms Excellency HENRY A. WISE Governor of Va
EAh SIR Il enclose auarterr reports OF IN. CON
Is, ms, ' BANK on the lst day OF October, ls5S and
" Very respectfully,
Your o5edient servant
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ii. NJ BRENT. Cashier.
1oSpirioH of Ths BANK or THE VALLEY IN yrzorSr.
IScLrDlNG ITS OFFICE, oy DIscoryT .xn 49,
Ocr l. ls56. "''D NHFo@''
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ton $50 lar as II has been developed, ana simple
denial that he sympathises with the factioniss. who
have recently opposed Mr. Buchanan, and who are,
doubtless determined to raise another warcry against
him so coon ss an available opportunity is afforded
them. Our uitimatum bes nothing unreasonable or
illibera in it.
Totke Editors Of the Enqa'rer
Genemen IL am we'll aware of the disadvan-
tages every man abors under, who enters into con-
troversy with the editor Of newspaper in his own
columns. Nevertheless. venture to call your atten-
ton to objections have to the course your pa.
per has lately been pursuing. With occasional inter
rnpion. have been a regular reader OF the Rich.
mond Enquirer tor long time; and, although We did
not always agree, | have always entertained higher
respect for it than for any other paper 10 the State
mean to treat il with respect now-if did not,
would seek the columns OF some other paper Several
weeks ago you informed your readers that there was
IN organized opposition TO Mr. Buchanan's Admins
tration in the ranks of the Democratic party. After
demolishing the Charleston Mercury, the New Or
leans Delta and other "factonists, You next inform
s that there exists suspicion that Mr. Hunter sym
pahzes with this opposition and upon this string
YOU have harped ever since. hope will not bs
considered disrespectful, when | ask, if MIR. Hunter
himself or any other man has done one tthe as much
TO produce spread abroad and keep alive such sus-
pcion as the Richmond Enquirer what bad Mr.
Hunter done to canse such suspicion! Messrs.
Editors some of your correspondents, am afraid,
are determined TO be Suspicious and to make others
will not cay the same of you, but suspicion is the
der Of the day. others may In every paper for weeke,
YOU have been complaining of Mr.. Hunters silence
and demanding OF him an svowal of his opinions.
not of measures, but of men. If there was any
ground for suspicion Of Mr. Hunters fidelity 10 the
Democratic party and its principles, why did you not
show il. and ask him to clear il upl Why cast a
suspicion on man, and then call upon him to prove
himself not guiltyl Is thai The lar?
We'll. Mr.. Hunter has broken this significant 81.
arc."-hs expression s yours. and does it not look
SIGNIFICANT itselfll-he has written frank and
manly letter to Mr. Leake in answer to in.errogao.
ries as 20 bis position; and such lettsr ss it seems
to me- ought 10 be- satisfactory to every Democrat in
the land Itis not satisfactory to you and you OBJ
ec, not only to what he has ssd but to what he has
left unsaid. He appeals to his record and asks us to
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sl. 900, 6,465 OF s2.Ol3 5ss y

Acc !. SEPT |. Der !.
Indebtedness of Direct.
ors s77,Oa5 50 SO 1896 20 ssl $50 60
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28
ENAZON u CO.,

pcdl,r, IN Staple and Fancy my Goods
and Grpreries. NrstaH Street. J,t,
fer,on. Teas
N\rul n most respectfully inform Their
W former patrons and the public grnesaily
tAat they s,i continue TO sell goods upon
their former advantageous terms. Their stock
i, very large and ~ cyoty respect complete
having been purchased at first hand, by Mr..
rrasor IN person, exclusively f0' this market,
and comprising French and American prints,
musn~. dolaincs, harurcs, silk goods, trim
mne-. brown md hlcachcd domestic osna-
hurg., ker-cyS, hn-cys, line black aud blue
cloths. casSimcre~. and ready made clothing
boot. and shoes FROM the common hfogsn to
the finest French cali skin. Hardware, cutie
~ china and class ware Fine wines, Bran
de. and imported cigars of iayorte brands
Raeeng and rope on hand at all times and
furnished to Planters upon the usual terms
Jan. -, 81 ~
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VIM, q. DOLLAR,
Millvright and Machinise.

VVyIlJ. build Merchant, FIGURING and steam
w saw Mills, Of all Kinds lie also taxes
tho liberty to challenge any gentleman OF ms
,r.ar. 40 Ear "A craftsmanship Is e e Sc 'ha
Having served a regai.' sppFcn', 0', " ;onc
old wheat growing States, and having 'o"S
erp.rence in the business, he VIII dres "n'
lang hurrs and arrange boiling maehinsay w.
der The most approved plans, ,o',",, w., and
sin gearing and ,hreshng machines pn' up nn'
cea,ed or complete. Also, sll kinds OF isa'i,
rcnd work. such rs bridges trussel work s'a-
,,on house, water tanks and framing, done ae-
R,tsr ,o--Johu N. Jones, ESQ C"ss 20, !
n Mcfarland g. Co, owners Of The 'ehe''
son merchant mills.
WIN. G. DOLLAR.
JeH.rson, Teas
Feb. 7. 81
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dissolution.

iSTir partnership heretofore existing between
! tho undersigned ~ Attorneys at Law, Is
his day. /, mutual consent, dlssahei. The
business heretofore confied to them will &c.
ccive the attention Of all the firm anlll hnally
disposed Of. -
4 f. MOSELEi.
T.. q. BENNERS,
NJ. J. HALL.
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LAW NOTICE.

A ]. HALL, Attorney at Lac, Aafshsh'
vi, Harrison county, Texas,
Will practice in all the counties ~ whi'n ,nu
old firm heretofore prac,ieed and In the su'
pse,ne and Federal courts al Tyler.
Feb IA 8, "
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Esc,rI or 4 CAPTIVE MrxtcAN,-A
c.p,iye Mexican. SAYS the Texan OF the
Ioih in~t arrived In Iastroysllc las, week.
having escaped. few days before from Tue
Indian. IN the upper coan,ry by whom he
had been captured. when bat a boy, ana
with whom be has lived ever since, lie |"
now fifteen years old, and has become quite
e.pert IN the use OF lnaisn weapons, ana
saws the Indian warriors would never MO"
him TO come down tho eoualfy with mem
on their marAuding excursions
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4 sound Currency.

1914 L.c,,. tho ,,lJ nina of Cali(orbia
- .t,s..,....I r. ao,on,, of ,old and
IL. -, H.. .a,,,,y Co. e.,i,s,ed a, ono
l.,,,l,aJ ,,,llio,s of dollars The imnofts
and tho ,sc.in,s of bulhou at tho mint from
am, n,inss ate, deJnc,ioy IL. exports. IN
!, Tho 3o,h seotcmher. 1896 have added
-, l., o,, bnnd,.d and af,v millions of
J,n.,. - ,bo ,ron,, NJ cola and silver
j., ,la oo,o,ry vithop, tnkinp ,nto con.id.
ct, L,a a,,o,,n, h,one,ht la bv eu,i,rants
- ,a,n,,;,, ,,,v.la,s uor the amount
..,,i.d an, bv t,aysl.r. and merchants
,,o, entered NJ ,bp cus,on hou.e. nor the
.o,a,,,., ,..d IL. ou, manufactures or en-.
,Io,ad in the art. Tins pold ntd silver
r.,siuin, in the country /, estimated by
a., S,,.a,;,,.,d,,t of tba min, nj 5000 .
Ooo 900 and by tho Jfeasury Department
AT SJ5o GOA 900 Jhf, large increase ol
.,,f, a,t ~, tha S.cf.,,ry t,safd, a.
.t..t.,y ,.ra..r that 20 OoO
ooo al s,stl.,o,e cnculatian could b.
,uoolird from our own mines. in the course
~, ,t,as n, lour yeArs. without dstanninr
,h, .,,,ency ar oupfvsstns any branch OF
n....4,.t.v., industry The only difference.
.t,ouoly rryue. III. Secretary. would be
tho SANDY of a home demand, instead, OF
, ,,ra,,,n demand. aud the con,ump,ion OF
, ia. .monnt al foreion merchandise.
m. L..t,l., o,,.,ati,,u of i,,i. vould
.oan ,rcounl.h II remain, to inanire. in
-, ,,,.,,,.. ,rnvi.ion can he made 10
haze. ,l,e small mite circulation Withdrawn.
amt ,,o{,,h,tsd Ia some of the States.
,Ls,. arc M chartered hanks. and other OF
In. s,.te. have not authorized lle ISSUE of
.m.ll notes. whilst Others. under a con-
yic,ion of III, il effect upon the currency
md man tb4.r productive interest. have
,.,l,t.',.I thai, i.s,t, and r,u.sd their with
t,...aI Tins tho, result of a correct and
Connected nnLlic sentiment, and mas bo ex
n.e,.J some, or later 10 extend itself to
r.s o,,o, STAT. and thus ACCOMPLISH the
I'm. ,iib,,,VsI of small notes and ue
,.,l,t and .i.v.ri d., tle,r stead
ali ,t,..r,.. ,,sil, t,ap.,ctians. Including
m. n,,m.,t al .,,.. IAi, may NOT be
..,c5,o,,.i,.,,,t lar ,eaf.. but iustice 10 those
..'......il.,t f., a.. .oal .not.. and Ia those
s,.,..r..,baya, ID, have prohibited
d..t...a -, .,,,,..,,., with ,ba l,s.e. a
o.,l,ra ~ ,.ts.m them on demand. ALWAYS
~, 49,. MN lahor mr. .ueh A u.e Of them.
- ,.ns,r rrs.ert,i.ae for payment in.
PRACTICABLE, and the lnilIe'ou OF IKE loss
may well induce na amendment '' tne eon'
suiuilon, giving N""s'ess sN'""i'N 10 pro
hibit aud RESTRAIN tne't use ana 'nN'c' sue"
an amendment /" be caii'd Tor uy me
states mat nave h't u'r'' 90 nave c''s'' D"
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PARODY.

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some '''s'' var AN'i'
place To sniose 20 peace
Where cfinotne Is not
Ma hoops are "a' 81 p''oe ,.,...
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Syur,rHy \n English lord riding on
A cold dsy through the streets OF London.
nara,itied two OF the servants to ride inside
with han. Several dsss Afterwards, some
ladies' eompimented him on the score OF
h. humanity. when he ssid Il took
them in, poor fellows. It was so cold, snd
Won have no idea how m, hear, lied To
think that | ceuld'ni take the cosehmsn and
bar..s IN likewise
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the TEXAS KEptBllCAN
oul, Two Dollars and 4 Half Year
u. ". 10 ~ Il % q y,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
T r X " :

Ty,,sRyruuLtr,si.t .sued weekly Vt TWO
nalLARs AND HALF per ,nngm Il paid IN
'',rcr # paid within sit months, Three Dollars
t,,,-nt he delayed until after the 81, mon. his. the
llhr Four Dollars, Single copies. One Dime
,i,~rtisefncntsst prr~qunre, often lnes Or lees
-. 80 cents per square prserfv subsequent Insertion
liberal discount made Tor yearly Advertisement
announcement nf candidates. Ten Dollar
Ia.lv- per Will be- charged On Advertisements
4ul iaid IN advance
\, obituary notices over one square, Willis chargcd
4. ,iyrriiscfn.nis
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The Personal Liberty bill recently passed
by the Legislature Of " sc""y'u. d, based
upon the decision of The supreme Court
OF W,seone.n, that the iugilive slave act IS
unconstitutional and void. Ii secures Tor
all persons claimed as fugitive slaves i'lsl
hy jury. the bcn,d. OF the W.T. OF h"oe"s
eorpu., and proof OF the fact Of slavery by
A, least two credible witnesses. Severe
penalties are imposed iof falsely rerreseu>
ing free person 10 be a slave.
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LAW CARD.
LAW 4 ARD.

'INIEOPi'ilrS PERRY, A'orneY a Ld~'
| Marshall, Texas, will practice ~ TIE Courts
Of the 9Th Judicial District. Business en'rn-'-
ed To his care, will meet with prompt attention
Feb q. 1886.
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Professional Gor0s.

INR :. j TAYLOR tenders his profession
} al services to the citizens OF Marshallland
,clnity
Office ut his residence, one block ca-, Of the
Planters Hotel
MAY 24th, 1886. N-y
lNOCTORS 4. =. & T. T. n. Johnson have
associated themselves IN the practice .
Medicine.
lfOfcc over their Drug store, west side of
.he Public Square.
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Jefferson Advertisement.


90 SOFAS Of all kinds for sale
sTANItY a NlMMO
A. the foot OF the bridge
PIANOS few select, for sale
WV STANLEY 4 MIMIC
n CHAIRS, Queen Elizabeth rockers,
~ Boston cane-seat rockers, nurse OF sew
Nv lng chairs, with rockers, heavy aston, ma
pie, rosewood, mahogany, hickory, revolving
office. wopd.seat office, eauc-seat onice, chill
drens OF all kinds, &e., for sale By
STANLEY Il NlMMp.
ALI. JFWEl.RY sold BY us guaranteed M
\ represented If not the money refunded,
STANLEY 4 NiNMO
BUREAUS, with and siihoui Marble tops
ID for sale By
STANLEY 4 NlMMO.
DIACk walnut and cherry dining tables.
- for sale by STANLEY a NIMMO
l)IACk walnut and cherry stands, Of all
- kind, for sale bv
STANLEY & NIMMo
DEpsrEAnS. black.salnu' birch, poplar,
ID and mahogany Of all kinds, for sale by
STANLEY y NlMMO.
DRANpl in and casks, for medical pur.
ID poses, very superior article, sold hy
STANLEY n NlNMO.
I'ARD.TABLE-, u variety for sale by
STANLEY n \lMMp.
4 NRlBS ami cradles, black walnut and cherry
\ sold hY STANLEY n NlMMo.
/OlLAE buttons. sleeve buttons. studs, and
Buckles, an nnumerahle variety, fer sale
by STANLEY a. NlNMO.
ENR.pROPS. cameo. mosnIc gold stone,
T. corrrt M. emerald. PLAN and chased to
match pins, Tor -ale Nv
STANLEY X NINMo.
'uIp aud silver .pee'acle~. Tor sale by
VI STANLEY q NlMMo
! COOKING rtl.>c,, 1T o top, square AVID
| obioue vita gilt frames. FROM ; to go,
sold by STANLEY ~ NlNMp.
MARBLE slabs, ,cutrc snd -ofa tables, for
vi safe by STANLEY 4 NlMMo,
ArIuNANS. p nice er'irlc, sold hy
~ STANLEY a NlMMp.
JEWELRl.
DlN- cameo. mo,ai', gold stone, comedian.
Emerald plain and chased both ladies and
ccn,lemen's, iOr sale hy
STANLEY \ NtMMD.
DlNG~. ot AT manner IT style, sold by
II STANLEY 4 NlNMo.
>u'AFl.-. side board. a.. inr falc by
y STANLEY a NlMNO.
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- by STANLEY a NlNMO.
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w drawers, with and without caves, for
saic log SlNNLIl n NINd''
\N'UlOW wagons, for sn'c by
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

II woman would have the world re.
spec, 10, hastsea. she must set 'hs es'
smFle
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

Consolation for a psia 10 the SIDE
,tieA IN tlm- ssfes nine.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

What's the mater, Uncle Jerry - said
Nr--as old jeremiah X. was passing by.
grow ling mos, fefociansly.
Matter" said the cid man I've been
lucgin' vster al the noru:n' for Dr.. C. :
wife 10 wash wnh, and what de .'pass |
60, Tor III
About uintreGce
<inepsnce She told ma that ihs
doctor would pall Roth lot me sss.sl.als.4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

N s JINNlNGS, AHoHfy a. Ld'r War
}. shall. Texas Office At Nof'h "'N'
,ofn,r ol the public square
JAtuar, ~ 1853
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JEW Ei.Ri.

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

WORK stands, with one two, and three
w drawers, with and without caves. for
..i. hy STANLEY n \INMb.