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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21
Hardware and Cutlery.

Trace chains, wedding hoes, Collins's axes
grnbbng hoes and mattoek-, spades fire irons,
sad irons, shovels and tongs, pump chains,
steel Yards and balances, door locks, padlocks,
butts and screws, door and shutter bolts. Ia
banned and brass candles,icks, s;itrup irons
ana birdie bits. spring balances, cut teks,
finishing brads. nails, cupboard and safe locks,
buckles, and a fine 10, If steel spurs
Pocket knives, pen knives. a variety Of table
cutlery, car,ers snd forks. s,ocls, shoe knives,
hS ling knives, mill saw flee. hand.aw files,
ra-ps, chisels, aGg~ss, ha,chets, drawing knives,
SCISSORS, and shears, pruning knives, etc
Castings, Opsns, NkiLeis and Nyiders
Strap hinges, tower vices, waffle and wafer
irons, boilers, preserve kettes,,in ware. queens
ware; glassware, a large aud sarlcd assortment
Also large assortment Of
spring and Sumner Clslhing,
for men and boys.
IN addition ~ Ike above, we haze a small
stock Of Fall and Winter goods, consisting Of
ssd,es and gentlemen's heavy dress goods, plan
tation goods, blankets, etc.
Alss. . Large Assortment
Of gentlemer's silk and cashmere hats boys
hats, summer And spring styles negro, vool,
and palm leaf hats, e'e,
Also
Feppsy, spise, g,ager, candles, soap, tobAeao,
and soda, and other articles too numerous to
mention. We confidently invite the attention
Of the public 10 or
Unusually large Stock,
being assured that for style, durability. finish,
and cheapncss, VIZ cannot be surpassed in this
market. W. intend 10 do PERMANENT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21
i.ASl NOTICE.
Tea Negroes fsv Sale.

WILL. our friends lie, US suffer. OF viii VIC
w b. forced to resort to an ef'ic,al course
fos the collection of our debts We are COM
PEELED to collect and close mp our business,
Cotton is good priee and good time 10 pa,
debts. We do not mean Ia be suggestive but
want our money soon.
TAYLOR 4 WILSON.
Feb. 7. 3, Matt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

nm MA Ohcc1 6rO0 M0001005OFV.
TTNuE subscriber thankful for the liberal
i patronage he hiss hitherto received, re-
sp&c,fuIly informs his friends and the public,
that he has jus. received 10y Of Tin aud sheet
iron. and Is now prepared TO do any .wscFk IN
his line. u shct notice, that may BE- demand
I'd In future. h. will do business strictly on
the cash principle, - 10 cannot afford to WORK
longer on a credit
lie hopes to receive Z liberal patronage.
j. II. VAN NOOK
tr Cotton Brands cut to order.
January lsth, 1855. no22 y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21
Valuable Town Property for

rI>HE sndersign.d Offers for sale, lot in the
l. Southern part II the corporate limits Of
Marshall, consisting Of eighteen scrrs OF land,
on which there are three good situations for
building residences. Also, g9od water, and IN
abundance OF 6rewood.
". i. n. RUTLkR.
March I, 1857. No-?s It
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21
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DMTVfSTRAToR'S NOTICE.

ADM MS TR 1 YOR'> NUJiCH
I ETTER : Of Adm His;raiiou We're granted
] 4 TO tie unde raj gncd on ,h- o,lat, 81 Wax
field Anderson, d .~easea al sl.s January ,efm,
49,, by the County Court prrisigisg - ine
estates OF deceased persons, hci1 AZ and iog
the cornty Of Harrison, at he lint'fy term,
1887 Tn, is therefor, t. ncuh al persons
having CHAINS .nslnsl SAIL estate, % present
them @ilhin the time prescribed by law, and
,A4,c .al,b.ed to mae immediate payment
VI. }. llAl.l-, Admir-.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21
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WAN 08V,
LNE two OF three yerrs, two N~g'n bs~Ns
I b-,uvvn the .ses cf Is aad ~ Amy
70 BE updsrs,sncd.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21
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VA ICHUihLR 4 ID IL u EiLER.
~ KEEPS on hand CLOCKS, watches. AMI
IA iewelryi sni Mssonic, oid fcilas-,
Z. - aua athcr seals. Msnuiac iarcs al. sinis
of gold and silver ware WorS done a, shorl
noii,c, ana a, prices to suit The tunes.
Apn ii, 1898.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21

Ahsssiel1 sssas q s6aiss ssses h 0psing.
ssld Illinois. I've isAabiassts fbos dat
,hs town will b. dspopslsssd. - Il h ~.
po,tsd thsss are bel twelve manageable
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21
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NIWNlylMg.

4 Discount lweniY -hse E,r cent from tho
above prices viii be allowed 10 elabs ord.rn,
four or merc copies Of any one or more Of tho
above works. Thus, -Four copies OF Black
wood, or Of one Review. will lie sent y one
address for Se four copies Of The four Re-
views aad Lakewood for $40 and SO On,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-21
SADDLES AND BRIDLES.

saddle wallets, carpet sacks, Brussel and vii.
ton bags, stis'up aataers, bride bling, bride
relHs, leather and web .urcingl.., girths mar.
e"g"les, whips, p' 'otation, drivers. and bug.
gy Whips; riding whips, eowhide-, blind bri-
Dies, aesS- and mule collars, and names
tabs, cedar and painted buckets, broom., wash.
boards, coffee mills and sifter.. An unusually
lAfre and we'll ..lrc,nl xincL Of
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CITY BATHS.

THE undersigned, Barber and Hair Dress CT, of the beautiful city of Helena, takes exquisite pleasure in informing his numer- ous customers and the "public generally" that he has, at no inconsiderable expense fitted up neat, clean and tasty BATHING ESTABLISHMENT, where both HOT aud COLD BATHS-Shocer or Tub-can be had at any hour from in the morning un- til 1 at night, Sundays excepted. Every thing about the establishment will be ''done up'' with an eye single to comfort and clean iness. Rain water entirely used, which adds much to the luxury of bathing. Prices moderate. Call on me and you shall noS leave dissatisfied. Respectfully,
 Apru II. J. Nj. ALEXANDER.
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LINES TO MISS J.

Oh J., don't look so coldly, Or sure my heart thou'lt chill; If have loved too boldly, Oh let me worship still. The true heart loves forever, Though scorn'd, it still beats truej Pride whispers now to sever, Love bids me cling to you. Perhaps you'll scon my sorrow, And say my hopes are vain; Let me from Lethe borrow, A charm to soothe my pain. Then, J., don't look so coldly,-- Cold looks my heart will chill; If I have loved too boldly, Oh let me know thy will.
 MIKE RAKER.
Southern shield., 1857-06-27

"BARGAIN AND LE."-Stephen H. Branch, whose eccentriclties have excited so much remark in New York city, relates the following anecdote Tn the first number of the history of his life, lately published by himself.
 Cornelius Snow, nicknamed Flop, called me names and l told my father that Flop Snow lad called me names, and meant to lick him for 1t, when my father effected reconciliation by allowing Cornelius to call me Steve as long as I called him Flop. He had long been at the head of my class at school, and I had never been at the head, which mortified my father, who told me if I would get above Flop through good spelling he would give me sixpence; l tried long and hard, but I couldn't do 1t; so on very stormy day, while myself and Flop were the only boys of our spelling class at school, I told him that if he would make mistake in spelling, and let me keep at the head until the school was over, would give him three cents. Flop consented and broke down on beef, which he spelled b-e-a-p-hCe, for which the teacher boxed his ears and made him see ten thousand spark ling stars I got sixpence from my father and gave Flop half oft. There was full class next day, and down l went to the foot, my usual place; my father learned of my collision with Flop and gave me tremendous whip ping.
 Lawyers frequently subject persons who offer themselves for bail to unne- cessary badgering. A case of this kind occurred in the Supreme Court Cham bers, New York, not long ago.
 Old Mr. Jacob Abrams, man worth a quarter of million, offered himself bail for Jew fur dealer, who had been arrested under the Stillwell Act. The amount of bail required was 4,50O.
 Counsel-What does your property consist of, Mr. Abrams?
 Abrams-Sir, I am willing to swear that I am worth than $4, 300, over and above all. I think his Honor the Judge will tell you that this is sufficient, without going into particulars.
 Counsel-No, sir, it is not sufficient. We have a right to know what all this property is.
 Abrams-Very we'll, sir. I've got your own bond and mortgage on the house you live in, for 5000; and I consider it worth full the amount of the bail.
 Much laughter, in which the coun- sel joined.
 Counsel-We do not wish to ask any more questions, Mr. Abrams. To the judge We are satisfied with the bail.
 This is true incident. Mir. Abrams had just taken the bonds and mortgage from an insurance company, who wan ted the cash for it.
 ooo.~.~Oo.~ooD~.~0oD~]O
 Those who fancy that money can do everything are generality prepared to do everything for money.
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LOST

ON board the steamer Jas Laughlin, oa her down trip, one DUNN HORSE PONY. Any person taking up said pony will be lb- erally rewarded, by leaving him at the wharf bout of Messrs. Watson & Co.,, Hel.. ena. Said pony is medium size, has small white spot in his forehead; saddle marks on him. He was missing about two miles above Helena. He has probably been taken up on the Mississippi side of the river.
 JAS. P. BOOKER,
 March A, 's7. Str. yss. LsoFhls
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HAVING become Agent for the sale of the latest and most approved Sewing NJ chimes of the day, would most respectful, announce to the public generally that fu.i and satisfactory instructions will be giysa gratuitously to purchasers in regard to t5s manner of using and keeping the machin-. in order.,
 Call in; one door east of Coolidge's storc, and see one of the little seanaSterS in opers- ton. They need no further recommends tion. [Sept. 10, 1856.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICF-J S Uon>-on and ANN B. ScANTLAND, Administrator and Ad' mlnlstratrlx of the estate of E. P. Scantland. de- ceased, having filed their first and final settlement account. at the April term of the Probate Court of Phillips county, 1857.
 Notice IS hereby given, to all persons interested in said settlement account to come forward and file their exceptions, if any they have, on or be- fore the second day of the July term of said Court or they may be forever barred from executing to said account or any item thereof.
 JuIfe 27, 1857. E. H. COWLEY. Clerk
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE. - ARTHUR THOMPSON, Administrator of the estate of Andrew Bagley, decd., having filed his final settlementac- count, at the April term of the Probate Court of Phillips county 1857.
 Notice Is hereby given, to all persons interested in said settlement account to come forward and file their exceptions, if any they have, or be- fore the second day of the July term of said Court, or they may be forever barred from except ing to said account any item thereof.
 June 27, 1857. E. II. COWLEY, Clerk.
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Our Daguerrean Gallery. PROF. REMINGTON ArtiSt

Having built a suite of rooms for this ex- press purpose, and procured, regardless of cost, full assortment of the best instru- ments, with all the improvements in the art, we are prepared to take portraits, which, for correct likeness, fine tone, clear outline, and durability, cannot be surpassed. 4 large stock of Daguerrean goods always on hand, and instruction given in the art.
 F. H. CLARK $ GO. Oct. 4, 1856
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FOUND, In Helena, on the 29th May, a small amount of money, which the owner can get by calling at this office, and paying for this advertisement.
 May 30. 1857.
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Our Mechanical Branch.

Our Mechanical Branch. In order to meet promptly the increasing demand for work, we have added to our former force number of superior workmen, and made many valuable additions to our machinery, and are prepared to do at short notice, and in the best manner, all kinds of
 WATCH WORK. including the making of new and complica- ted parts equal to the original. Also all kinds of clock work
 JEWELRY of all kinds repaired, and new made to or der, including superfne Diamond work.
 ENGRAVING, plain and ornamental, to suit all tastes.- Also Seals for Lodges, Courts and Corpor- ations, engraved at short notice. We can furnish members of the Fratern;- ty with KEYS, MEDALS and MARKS. in any style. Also Lodges with Jewels, sc.
 F. II. CLARK & CO.,. No; l Clark's Marble Block, Memphis. J, 54!. ni $: .77Hh' WILKINS,
 TH's. HILL.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-H. F. Moo NEY, Administrator of the estate of c. II. Willis, decd, having filed his second settlement account at the April term of the Probate Court of Phillips county, 1857.
 Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested in said settlement account to come forward and file their exceptions, if any they have, on or be- fore the second day of the July term of said Court or they may be forever barred from excepting to said account or any item thereof
 June 27, 1857. E. II. COWLEY, Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE-sARAn W. GRANT, Administratrix of the estate of Henry M. Grant, decd., having filed her first settlement ac- count, at the April term of the Probate Court of Phillips county, 1857.
 Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested in said settlement account to come forward and file their exceptions, if any they have, on or be- fore the second day of the July term of said Court or they may be forever barred from excepting to said account or any item thereof
 June 27, 1857 F. H. COWLEY, Clerk
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Grocery and Produce
PROSPECTUS
 FOR Map of the City of Helena.

WYE propose to furnish the citizens Of
 w Helena with we'll l-executed LITHO- GRAPHIC MAP, that shall be an accurate plat of all the Streets, Alleys, Lots and to- pography of the Hills, within the City Cor poration, obtained by actual survey. Al buildings within the City limits shall bt properly located and designated on the map. with an index of the names of the oceu- pants or owners.
 Some of the public buildings shall be drawn and shown On the margin of the map, in elevation. The map shall be drawn to scale of liberal size, Autographed on fine paper, cloth back. beautifully colored and vanished, with a roll at top and bottom, ready for hanging-P Prouided, Fifty copies of the Map are subscribed for, at the low price of $5 % each.
 Jan. 10, '57. GAW & JAMESON.
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A Card---Our New Firm.

It affords me pleasure to announce to my friends, and the public, that have associa- ted with me my former partner, James S. Wilkins, and my well known assistant, Thomas Hill, under the familiar style of F.. H. Clark & Co.,.
 The new firm will start with an efficient force in each mechanical branch, the Watch department being under the supervision of Mir. Wilkins.
 Our clerks are polite and attentive-our stock full at all times of the latest fashions, and prices as io1c as the same quality and style of goods can be purchased in Philadel- phia or New York.
 l am thankful for the liberal patronage extended to me during my fifteen years res idence in Memphis. My aim will be to merit its continuance.
 Oct 4, 1856. F. H. CLARK.
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE-Jvo. DALzELL Administrator of the estate of W. O. Beatty, dec d. having filed his fourth settlement account, at the April term of the Probate Court of Phillips coun- ty, 1S57
 Notice Is hereby given, to all persons interested Tn said settlement account to come forward and file their exceptions, if any they have, on or be- fore the second day of the July term of said Court or they may be forever barred from excepting to said account or any item thereof.
 June 27 1857. E. IT, COWLEY. Clerk
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ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.-Er1zABErn BARR, Administratrix of the estate of Jas. Barr dec'd., having filed her first settlement account at the April term of the Probate Court of Phillips county, 1857.
 Notice Is hereby given, to all persons interested Tn sad settlement account to come forward and file their exceptions, if any they have, on or be- fore the second day of the July term of said Court or they may be forever barred from excepting to said account or any item thereof
 June 27, 1857. E. II. COWLEY. Clort
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-JEssE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. JESSE A. JACKSON, Administrator of the estate of Turner w. Go5wick, dec'd., having filed his first settlement account at the April term of the Probate Court of Phillips county, 1857.
 Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested in said settlement account to come forward and file their exceptions, if any they have, on or be- fore the second day of the July term of said Court or they may be forever barred from excepting to said account or any item thereof.
 June 27 1857. E. H. COWLEY, Clerk
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A MOTHER NEW LOT OF CASTINGS. "A Andirons, &c., Pots and Ovens, from the size to scald hog, down to the size required to cook an old Bachelors break fast, for sale, low, by J. C. FOSTER.
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OAD TU THE COMICK.
TBY THE CREsCENT's OWN POICK.l

Crate Comick, yure a goin! With greatful feelins I aprechiate the fack, and wish yer plesent Jurny. With mi telespoke I've wotcht yure Moshuns; and Ime free tu say, like the Aspeck of yure tale mutch moar nor that Yure phigger he'd.
Southern shield., 1857-06-27

''Do you think I shall have justice done mel" said culprit to his counsel, shrewd Kentucky lawyer of the best class in that eloquent State. q am 6 little afraid that you won't," repli- ed the other; q see two men on the jury who are opposed to hanging"
Southern shield., 1857-06-27

 liar Odes. contain vast deal of amusement the first is from the Brandon Republican and the second from the N. o. Crescent.
 OADE TO THE KOMIT.
 BY powIT. Hail mity Komit kant see you vet but knose you Is kummin bnose you is a rippin & a rantin and q rarin and kayortin throo the Havings at more an forti lick, like one them thar foxis what samsun tide pine torch to the tale uv and turned into the corn feaEds the illistines. yes, knose you Is thar, for them as knose whats what sez so. How purity you is, with tale longer nur a munky's streamin out behind, < a stretehln across the heyings, & all spattured with leetle twlnkling stars. 1 wunder ef yew aint ashamed to kepe travelin throo the hevlngs, a showin yer tale that way to everybody. I wood be, no. Yew aint got enny more desensy nur sum swA DEFIANT perlitical feeders what no. prodeajus Komit you IS n runnn like a skeered wolf and know mistake wunder ef you Is a gwine to kum kerflump agin this mundaip yeatb and knock 1t into ohellspizzerinktums, as sum fokes say. wunder ef yew amt afrade uy gittin your he'd hurt or hayln It jamd so fur in the ground-you kant git 1t out any more. maby yew Is gwine to run rite throo, eff so, wont yew send them fellers Q kitin what lives whare yew'l kun out at. yes, metbinks see them now kuttin summersets in the wuss nur them surkis fellers. Krewel Komit yew aint a gwine to maik Us all maik a strate shurt tale fur anuther wurld Is you? you aint gwine to maik a smash uy leetle babys X fare luvyers rum itch uthers arms? you aint a gwlne to wipe out the purity leetle burds what sets on the fense and sings, and the gooseberrys and the huckleberrys, and all them things whats so good to etc, is you? iwoodn't ef wus yew. wish noed eff you is gwine to lite in this part uy the yeath so as 1 cood kline a tree, or git in a hoal, or mount bull zine X maik miself scace about these diggins 1t nj unto gives me the gripes, < maiks mi korns hurt jest tur think uv sich calamstrof, Bootiful komit wish i was yew, so as cood talk breakfast with neptun, etc dinner with saturn, stay all nite with venus maik perlite bough to sol in the mornin, X then go on my way latfin amung the brite wurlds what ud be gazin in wunder at mi shinin tale. Majestic Komit phairwell, kick up yer heels and sho yer tale as much as yew pleese, out thare in the skighs, but kepe, kepe away rum this pore mundain yeath, let. us fellers what doant do no harm aloan.
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REnE0LS.

ESEssFLS.
 Colt's-of all sizes;
 Derringers, with full assortment of the kinds in general use.
 WATCHES. This being an important branch of our business, it receives a large share of our at tention, and we confidently assert that our assortment either in gold or silver is not sur- passed in the United States, especially in the finer grades, all of which we import di- rect from the makers, and will be sold at a small advance on the importing cost.
 SILVER-WARE. A full assortment of Silverware, coin fine. slLVER-PLATED GOODS. Castors, Walters, Tea and Coffee Sets. Urns, Candlesticks, Spoons, Forks, Sc.
 CLOCKS, of all the new styles, worth from $5 to $50.
 CUTLERY. A good assortment of the best make.
 JEWELRY. We keep our assortment in this branch al- ways full, by constantly adding to our stock all the newest styles, whether of Foreign or Domestic production. In fact, all our branches, which are too numerous to men, tion, will be found worthy of the attention Of all wishing articles in our line.
Southern shield., 1857-06-27
G R o c E R IE s :.
Removal.

J. C. FOSTER has removed to the store-house known as No. 8, first door above Commercial Hotel, formerly occupied by Nevill & Son, where he will be happy to see all his old customers, and as many new ones as want good bargains.
 April II, 1857.
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c U N S! G U N S!

WYE have recently made large additions
 w to our stock, which comprises an as- sortment equal to any in the Union, in which will be found Guns suitable for all kinds of game, with prices ranging from S3 to $200. Also, Powder Flasks, Game and Shot Bags. Caps, wads, etc., in great variety.
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Trace Chains.

YOU that are not supplied, had better cal quick-vcry cheap. J. c. FOSTER.
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Knot that I raly thort

Yu wur goin tn smash us oil inter Infnnytesmle fracshuns, but cos their wos sum Thin so oncertin about yer. It wur so Long sence yu wur hear befour, I dident no But wot yu mite uv chaingd yure habits, And pickt up bad maners in them form Parts yuye bin crush thru, sence yu put that Orful skare on Charls the Phipth, and the rest UY man kind then existin.
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So. grate Comick, yura

Vanishin. It matters mort tn me, wether yure Hard, or sopht or hot or cold or gass or phire, Or steem or smoak Its enuff fur me tn no Yu dident hit Us. That's sufahent. With mi Telespoak l talk partin skwint at yure Butiful tale, feelin that distens lends inchanmint Tu the vew. And now Ime dun with sience; Astronnimy dusent pay gastronnimy does, and Heeraphter He devoat mi tallents tn the Latter. So now Ime oph, fur q duzin TOT Al Sans. Crate Comick, adyew
Southern shield., 1857-06-27

Tobacco! Tobacco! Tobacco 1! JUST RECEIVED and for sale. laroe lot of smoking Tobacco, comprising the following choice brands: Goodwin & Broth CTS, Jenny Lind, Powhattan's Eolight and Powhattan. Also choice lot of chewino Tobacco, viz.: May-apple, Magnolia, , fbs.: Virgin Leaf, } t5s.; Maria, Taist $ Piatt's superior 5s.
 May 9, 1857 J. c. FOSTER.
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A lecturer, illustrating the horrors of solitary confinement, said that out of 100 persons sentenced to endure this punishment for life, only fifteen sur
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MacarOni! NEacaronf!!

4 FEW Cases of No. Flatian Macaroni, for sale, wholesale and retail, by
 J. G. FOSTER.
 No. 8, Front Row.