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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

a TRAIToR IN kANsAs-G. w. Brown, of
the Herald Of Freedom, has gone over to the
Border Rufiians-in effect lie has become
n pet of Walker, and is receiving from him
government printing He pays it back by
putting pro-slayery Gov ernor.-Biack Rep
Exchange.
Say rather, that G. W. Brown has Just
recovered from violent attack Of .Neyro-
phobia. and is now again Of sound mind
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
U.vItI.V DHGG STORE
SALOONS.
Farmers Exchange Saloon,

served every .sy ~ ioS ocioA. In best style
MEaL pouRs-Bre,ktsst from bt7%. Dinner
from. u 10 y, Supper from s Ia ~ O'Clock,
No paine will b. spared 10 render everything
agres able 10 b,th transient and regular customers
mehsistf Jos. LONGENNETUp
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
DRUGS.
CR(JSStS.

ior the su,.s ful Treatment OF Hernia
u OF kup.ures that may l., worn with
as. and {. .ufort. The abscri or HIS always on
'tani large assort acnt Tru ses, embl scins the
nos oo,nrr t. ,arie nerei lie GUARANTEES
ct sd tn cnt ppscants. siro Iof sac
susr'n-or, taI dass,, ri. ~ ekinss, oe'i- looe'
Ing syrinse Hl DIS At Eremss i"e~ an" APPROVE"
ulAkerh. =.
,itf RAM rs JAc'bt, tPshees'y'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

Debility srA Nervousness. .Dista.,e Zoe ksc,ety
Gloomy presehtmrnts pain and Weakness IN tbe
back, impairment u men al V and meulary week
aud waisry ~ ;. .rn, tons On the fac sud tody
restlessne>s Of vicious dreams and IN frs. ING
Sleep undtness for marriage relation, in,pr er
ci,abiity 81 the gans, strictur. eos''ven'ss rites
Dyspepsia, b.. T. the truth % this le-s IN
caen ease, sufferer from soIi airy inaugrn c~n
attss'. And fu ther, an, Ia erto@ saufy pr dsp
sition 10 ds"sse,As imtscil!ty, inp-tener in ani
Ac is slnost ~ uailv dev- o, ell into a.fiv
y, and y Is a.iuslly the most frequent caase of
tn re malsde. in y,nng per o $, ~ proved oy the
statistics of all 'unires And h Is eqrally tru-
II !. III vxes still II taken in lime, tins dis a>e
and its cons gu. nces are perfectly smenaole ~ treat
ment
Or Hubbell has for many years past, be- c n
suited upon SO many and distr ssns OF hi
VIC, that his At ention has been nece sa II, much
d ~ 70 ts trt a'meni and cnre. and he II harry
H. ID has, beyond his most ngrinc Dect stionr
mstn I'd a treaim M al once safe and &c tain. aid
fire. y. m pa nfnl operations or usecus mcdicn-s.
Dr. Hnbbrl's TYeastse should BE- obtained b. .y-ry
onr, Il viii owe complete safeguard ss-Drt i'm
position II expi,ins the nature AMI Q n eqn. ncss
o. ~ diseases OF tn. gsnerstive gsns
- Thee living al a dtstsncr, by enciosing two
postage stamps, In order to rrepsy the poei4g vii
rece cpy b ratnrb OF m,il. grail
.s p, Il :se ,,::es: :,
nssure.
Ec11aa1o Diseases.
Ladies may visit the doc or with ,ltcs co~Sd-nee
~ . mas tonW1 R'Clruy eu tF0otmoMS 800
can cure supprc stems uchorrhea and all irr gular-
ties sp eddy and enectrsily, ~ithout pa or i1con-
veniOf CO. r
Pespans living ct . dlstsne !, By ssvims . p,sin
stat ment IN ir cases, win h. attended 70 prncen-
sliy and ned clnes forwsrds BY expsess 70 s pess-
Of the United -tsie..
Address, J Hubbeil. D. bog !sGs r o, Chicago,
Illinois.
Private once, No ss Randolph st. oppeasr the
Rev.re Hotel.
JuBel0tf ~
rUH RxCHIvkD Per sssansr y. I. Rvtas,
q lbs CYpcSreis, s
10 kcxes n # aA
bis Wise Crackers, +t #sa
!. Nit - ~sHr rHM
Psrb NIT 10 w
N - aesessl1ea y .nse0 Duua; WseR "a
-. - - :: SAaesaa, -. Aeas
fNN AfSMFE wHsN@%E4s*
Rs<z rsx
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

HfiF VET I'M NtIOr' ftt Iettfr
The quail. l.se Safe are so " Il ku,wu ths,
the majority o. tn merchants Of New Y"rk and Phi
10 elphia use 10 9th r make OF SAFE. w car H.,
nish Safes Of al sizes and with any desc,ipiL,n o.
Locks wanted. aud all warrant TO the utmost Al
IN. qualities OF the Safes We ell
isn24sf BURROWS. PnErTYAAN l. DAIZEIJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
n.sGSl n.sGS! D.sGS!

H.alsH! DfGS! D.16S!
AfANufAuTUhED ~ III. Chicago Tag AAnuiscto
Nlp,n, taph ,trert. orner 'fCls's, Chicago.
vn,uK, BU, KwneAT,, 9kS NEAL HAA, SAk-
akRs Osn Abuh AND SEA ALksS,
8kAlA SACkS
kdrnished uIson tbe sh tcst notie~ ana % Tue
WOE, ,nArk / prizes. 1hedesigar To- branding are
NV vr.slnp, and not TO tie sufrss-ed this couu-
u. W. AsdAkD.
j.stf tiSDssroorn street, O1esso.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

Upholstery GO0as ANU .aTpeting,
WHITNEY. LYON 4 1BhO.,
80 Randolph st. Opposite Court House, Chicago III
VIyOtTLD respectfully inform the citizens OF Da-
w veDI crt and vicinity, that they have received
their Spring stuck Of
CANPETlNGN
Comprising an assortment selected with great care.
from the cheapest Cotton to the exp nav. Vel
ret Rugs and Mats to Correspond. Also, C.coa
Mats and Mating, Bookings Crumb Cloths, OIL Car
pet-, &c. Any one desiring 10 have their Carpets
cut and made by seading thu dimensions Of the
rely ON having them done their ertire salts
faction.
W. are fully prepared to execute al orders eutrus,-
ed to US for
Draperies. Upholstery Z Hea~-Decosasiss.
A full assortment Of Dsmasks, Brocateis, &C., OF
recent impor, alton and newest styles.
Mr.. GEO p. LYox's residence In Paris for two
years, In the celebrated establishment Of krieger
Co gives srest facilities for executing ali kinds
OF UPHOLSTERY WORK 10 tn. h st po' sible msn
and at moderate charges. Mattresses and Pew
ushipns made to order. inch u d G dSm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
\ CARD.

HU,s 7 WEBn hAyI.s sold his iiterest In the
~ rug Il re No 10 l. iaire itow, Davenport, u
Messs Taylor H. lord, would heSpesk for them the
pstro s4e kinds txtci' iei to Tim.
One fthc arm log raduste ~ vmtcy and
the oth ha, g had an experience OF tr o. Twelve
years In the rtsotip,ion u,in's be md niiy re-
conn - IL III IA 20 the pn' 49, sfe - competent
D.,enu,ri F.b II 1881. march2du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
Iron, Steel, Nails
lind blacksmith TDOls.
Herring's Safes.

Tn" subscribers a,c Agent.
for Mrssrs. \. & Herring i
C"'- Celebrate Fire and Thici
froof Safe. We wouid snvit.
he attention OF th' puhilc /.
the fat that these Safes hay.
'pr years stood the test II
Doth IRE, thief and also o.
tine. Very MANY Ssfes VII
q . measure DEFY the Z rmer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

AP. ~ RE IT'S utcro-A douiinal supporter
094 invented ~ Mr. Sarah betts Philadelphia
alshiy esu umeud 4 by the n edcsl Faculty, ~
being ia be Inst Of tn kind For sale BY
an IHAstts JACoBy, ApothecAry.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
DAVENPORT CmArrEx

SrsAN@ 'oyA srni ass'ns. stsiea neetins
7 "sdsy lea. Dsoiit meet In Jus
tauIisl. u. W. M1cnGIL. mp.
SK.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
WOODEN PUMPS.

VVHE subscrtbevis nov ready 70 furnish WOODEN
I PUMPS 10 order, Of any length or capacity.
These pumps are made that water will not freeze
In them. Warranted to work well for one year
AQueducs logs furnished 70 order Orders NAV bt
len at the on &C Of n. L. Shorey, ESQ or with the
subscriber 1t Il place Of business, near O. O. 0ho-
rev's Wachine Shop.
Dsvn0egt. usv 10. davtf J. g. eHORuY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
Building Lots.


HHpsk ~ klOrsMcG,
tLOHkNGE, Nehrosh
sEo. ~ "a a1Ehr. Pros't. IN. PARsAk, Gash
INK andcrslsi.s,i pruprl-totp % thr mana
i Flur.hot. SrbrshkA. are by the pro
isions u It's Charter d,vfduaiiy rrurc0sibi,
tor ell lt- Issues and viii resf thf NoteS of ssh
instr ltion siin counter In tho city u Fotencr W
.oln. aud silstithe'- Ba sting Uousee, "a est'
eth Kxchang In aperis a. same rates u oshe
COOK & SARGENT. DGvsnportl
COOK, SAkskkr h 9oNEEI Iowa tIty yEt
COOK sARftNT n COOK Fort Dts Mifr.t
COOK, SAh6RNf 4 PARSKR Eiorcncs, Nshsssb
III. ltl lc.ss a.tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

THE CHICAGO CITY'
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE Rssn Ne. l, Mas ~ic Temple
Dearborn ST., SC.aGO
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000
Directors.
EDMUND CANFIELD, ISAAC COOK,
TURNKEY s. GILBERT HENRY CHAPLAIN,
0E0RGE nULN
oHdcora.
SDAUND CANFiEi.D.P:es HENRY BANDIT, Sec
HENRY CHAPMAN, TreAs'r.
y GILBERT. General Agent and Surveyor.
This Company was organixed on the 9Th dsy Of
March. A. u 1854, under Special Charter from the
LEGISLATURE Of Illinois and business commenced under
thr most favorable Anspices Its es,Abl hnent has
bceh upon arm aud reliable basis. and view Of
Its stability, soundness and permsnrncy ranks one
OF the nrst Insurance Companiss in thu country. To
those desirons Of protecting themselves AGAINST loss
OF damage by Fire perils Of the ses, they beg leave
kKFERENCRs:
Messrs Stone L WITT Cleveland. O
Williams l. Auery, Chicago.
Norton h Brother,
g Stone Boomer,
A. $. Dur~nd, Pres. I Racine 4 Miss R~iiroad
s'h " Nofufup, CAsh'r kac. Co BAlk
WIN. p Lynde, ESQ.,, Milwaukee.
q. Conroe, Ksq.. Racine.
benly Parnam, Pfes't Chicago r. l. Railroad
A. Gilbert. Cash Com Bank Chicago
Dan. p khoies, ksq., Cleveland. ..
Hon John q. Breshn, T--as'r. Of State. Columbus
Tfos Campbell, ESQ Springfield III.
Hon. X Chambern st Louis. No
Aessrs. Watsworth Wells b Scycainore Chicaeo
Aessrs, ! u Burch h Co., Chicago BANK
Hon. WIN. M.iill. Governor OF Ohio
Messrs. q. W Szer b Co., Chicago.
Judd Smith l. Pratt, Dixon, Ill. |
VIM. Blanchard, Esq, Norris, III.
Hon VIM Trevi,t, Sec'y Of State, Gulun,bus,O.
Aessrs " G. o. G: Cook Co., Rockford, III. |
a" II Wheeler, h son, Aurora !
Neamiah Ga 'e. ESQ, Buffalo, n Y.
WIN. fundy, Ess,.. Springfield, |
hon. W. B1Tlty, Judge Jupreme Court Mansfield; |
OHIO.
Zen. I. Curn, Springfield, IL.
Richard ivers, ESQ.,. 81 Louis, No.
II. FIELD,
Agent al Davenport nd Rock Island
OFFICE Davenport, At the STATE DEMOCRAs
Onice. Post ONCE Building, Brady Street.
July ST.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
.FrDT1('E.

I'm and aftr thu % 81 January The uniervi0us
~ Bankers in the CITY ~ Davenport, VIII oy~n shef
fiees for business at o'ceek A. M, aud -ioss %
'L,k p. y = until further notice.
COOK D sAH0tNr Sri t4
MAJ KLOT f0hHIN,
fAta NAN, P0Wp ~ d MCLEAN.
CHuRR, BRO. BAkApws co.
NICK0LlS. CAMrD2i.Lh 80.
AcGRE0OR, LAW n BLAA oMORH.
'a"iNF F -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

REMOVAL OF a JAw-Difc,dt Surgical OPP
erotion.-A difficult surgical operation is
reported in the Detroit Tribune. The pa
tien' was Mr. Beach, residing near Ypsi-
lan'i, and the operation consisted in cutting
away the superior maxilla, or upper jaw
for the removal Of bone cancer, tostea sar-
coma.l The operation was performed by
Drs. Foster, Hollywood and Gerry, and is
thus described:
The patient being put in proper condi-
ton by chloroform. the operation common
ced 10y cutting through the flesh from the
centre of the upper lip by the tip of the nose
to near the corner Of the mouth backward
to the base Of the ear on the right side
The flap embraced by these cuttings, com
prising all one side Of the face. was then
raised up. exposing the anatomy Of the part.
\ front tooth being extracted to facilitate
the operation. the jaw was divided at the
centre Of the mouth. then fir, IN the nose to
the lower corner Of the eye near the nazal
dust, then separating the transverse suture
or seam near the corner Of the eve, and the
zigomantic suture. the entire right upper
jaw, with the cheek bone and infraorbi,al
plate was removed The patient gradual
~ recovered from the effects Of the chloro-
form during the dressing Of the wound. and
is doing well The cancer was inveterate
and the single chance of life depended on
its successful eradication by excision.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
From the 81 Paul Pioneer. 2la.
Terrible Fate Ofthe Captive Women


No reliable information, so far as we can
learn has been received from the Indians
sent out by agent Flandreau, for the Rescue
of the two captive women but we are pain
ell to announce that We have information
concerning the women whom they were
sent out after which is apparently reliable
and which convey the appalling intelli-
gence, that Mrs Noble had been murdered.
and Miss Gardiner had been put up on the
side off hill as terget for the shots of the
murderous fends, the result of which was,
that both her legs were broken. and she
was left in that condition Ia die.
Miss Gardiner witnessed the murder Of
Mrs. Noble, whose body was left upon the
prairie.
Fortunately some strolling Yankton In
dians discovered her, and removed her TO
this Mission Station ON Yellow Medicine,
where she is now receiving all the care pos
nblc; and rs soon rs convenient: will be
brought To this city.
The Information conved above comes
from T. + Paulding, Esq. Of st. Paul. who
returned last Thursday from trip TO Red
wood: and who feels satisfied in his own
mind of its truth.
The final act in this tragedy ought soon
to close. The murdercrs have done their
worst, and there are now no captives with
them whose lives would be endangered by
hostile demonstrations
Let the government now act. and let ven
gence be speedy and terrible upon the out
laws As they have shown NO mercy, let
none be shown to them
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
Fairbanks Celebrated SesIe>.


An imperfect article r. 60 forth from heir establish
r.en, Ia gained for thrir Scales n reputation thu
has never been surpassed in .n- wh.ie range VI useful
mechanism.
The Scales are upanino sly scknovledged a. III.
STANDARD 10 all transactions by v ight
lawsuit which Arse from d screi, ancy u Weigh
between one Of Fair bsnk's Scales In use by the IA
tmore Ohio Railroad Cornpar ~ and one OF another
nnnufsctr-r vas recently tried IN tne Court 4 oa
mon Ptess, BAiti ~, the uyed the Our ~
day: and Judge Marsh al In delivering his dc,si,r
,tate th- Pesult # thu evidence tia, The Accurs
ey Of PAIRDASx's SCALES Was established beyond
al question. For sale ny
BURROWS PRRTTzMAN \ nAJZELI
The veil know putt ~ n Scsies h, n.
duced the venhers 81 imperfect and worthless haiar
ces 10 orr them ~ Fair Anss' Scales and purnnA.
-rs have thereby 10 many cases been subjected tt
fraud and imposition. The mann artu-srs have mr.
controversy with honorable mretitors IN .tfan4
ect oasinee In their own names but rega rding The
perpetrators Of the above nd as pursuing courr
alike unjust and disho able, ;ey taxi this sthod
10 caution the pubic Of their mpositI5,B
The nat ntecs manufacture under their In
-pecton only 1t thriv Factory II ST. Johustury, VI
Fer sal. In Davenport ...eiv by
BURROWS, PRETTyMAH 4 DALzEIL.
BAT rAIRBANKr & co
jan2stf st Nhnshnry. Vt. Nay q! 1875
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
SPECIAL. NOTICES.


wewouia eAll ,ke attention Of Aershesss, sus'-
nrx, men an o,h r. /. facilities 'os executing
With promp,, .es, and ia . superior manner. JOB
pR,NTIN. IN al is vs,ss'ies. ausiiii and coloss.
-. ..l,,tt sh., Of their patronage Essins gos4e
10 .ou,,ser bic vpsns In ains up cur Jobotns
rs,.,a,.nw.n,,v sremcp&red TO eye ute ~ kinds
-, -, ant oru. .sa,. Work. such ~ Bali r,ckets
pr.srsmnl 3, Ga dso.',sis az 0iP""' o"s"s's
al ,arls,ie W p iniip, n 7oid. eilv bF,"ss' OF
Col r., ale Par phi.h Lawyer t'iefs' Chscss'
nil of La tas, oInis ny Note Way b'iis, "sno
ptt Ae, with itnars ard ot rrnso able terms.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
Mats and Rugs,

CURT.az.r GOODS,
TO this department. ve shall devote Increased attsn
ton We have now In store and are daily rscstvina
Rich E~brotSsved:C 1osA Olwsstns.
FFenoA Brocatslss-in patterns and BY yard;
Magnificent Saitns-with brocatelle borders
AssSsifsI 6sAa ,DsLatsss,
Ha~dsome Damssts-with trimmings 70 match.
Lace Curtains.
which for Beauty Of Pinish end Spaendos In Desim,
cannot Be suvpasssd-varyine from Is 70 110O pr
pair.
WINDOW SHADES,
Beautiful painted and rich Gold shades, white BuA
0Soen and Wue Ho1laAdA
House furnishing 4 Upholstery Goods.
Mattresses Of ssery kind, Feather Beds and Pillows
n,ankets, QailB, Cotton Shestinu I'D Pillow
Castings.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
.,.C.. ioDorNc q,

~ lUttAN JOD6F NJ. 81.
fREG AND tCCErTsD AsONs
M. every trids, Nv ring At the uail. Regular
coo munieat,on FRIDAY, 80 or before fru Moou.
.. ". MtTcnslA, W \,
oBu.s KtrSTR, SIC no3 DIFF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
INSURANCE. RANCE
: : : :
NEMOv l..

n 4. BuLlH, InsuSsaEe Agent. hos Senove1 hb
Va olice 70 the second tory, hort Dom, the
y. =, Express once, On PAR, ssret brsvs-n SnA
ID. Nay S.dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
WAUGONNHA
FIRE, 1 MARINE INSURANCE. ca.
IuCoRPcRAIEp IN 1e66,
O0ce, corner q Lake and state ssrsees.
CHICAGO.

.o200, 600
WILLIAM o. Pres't. @. nOCEwRIL 80, .
HAVING &C 'epied the Agency for the aDove Ouu.
III pauy aa1 oetns oatis1ed that Il y pound nd
reliable. ! am noe pr pared 70 sue psl1uAo = lay.
orable tesns. O0ce No - Dsody Assr<t lAaves NJ
Nay l4u. WI n. HAYuONU
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

llkkoS AND 0IOA1 fEIMMInSs- New
~ M ssle - New Yws prizes. - yOUy'o
~stN ~ onA 80
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

BoVVAEo
sure 3 yWUrtsse insurance Co.
or PHILADELPHIA, PENN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
FOR SALE.

49, THE HOTEL NJ WAioorr, ~ miles wess %
ID. uayrnperI, N. first statt,n on thu ~
Wik kailr al. The huusl T. W. II bnilt an Is stu
"a n n natural elevation IN tn Irni IL, ccninssnd
M an cst n,,vs u the rufrpondns coautiy
m vi t,y l. a favcrs. ort p rssnl u da,
h. hunting scAs,s. Alag aud O. MnE-,to,s >. sLsc
sttached TO tht premises. Turns ~ I've, sud
oss credit tr pa ~ the puschs.. mV, ~ viii
sNen tussts siou siv. IA iinuissisi " Apply 20
81 c22dtf CtOkA SAW"kNT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14
: Aud Asiatic Menagerie! 90

ANE HUNDRED HORSES AND SIXTY
" MEN. tra.ehngy by land, nil under one
,est Pavilion. Kobin.on's Great Southern
lttus. and Kahinsen's Great Asia,ic Menage.
,,. all for one price Of admission, The eompa.
r, will exhibit at Marshall on Monday and
ree.day the 10Th and 9Th nj Powelton on the
.sih Shreveport on The l0lh, 10th and 2Ist
The company will enter The town at 10
sclo,k, ;. NJ, lead by magnificent swan Char.
o,. containing Harry Gauts world. renowned
llelc Band and will pass through the principal
streets in grnnn procession.
FREE EXHIBITION!
Terrific ascension on the tich, wire, two
Hundred feet long. ty Madame Worlnud, from
Hcprouud adIolnrg the Great Pavilion 81 NJ
Jolu Rob'nson's Cirous, To til" height Of fifty
feet. weather permitting. A. this feat nll be
reformed IN the afternoon, uislde Of the
can,as, immediately before the opening e
he doors Of the Great Pavilion. the public
all have n fine opportunity Of b.holdng one
ol the most graceful nnd beautiful display. Of
hmale courage and skill ever gwen in any GU.
door exhibition IN the world No charge will
a, made 10 witness this most interesting feat
The proprietor offer this entertainment To
the public wnh perfect confidence in lis excel.
,rrc, and lis supcior ~ over any similar exit
L.non in the un,l,d States. All the appoint
mcnts are entirely new and have been furnished
by the mos, skiliul arisies in the county. and
the proprietor. while he is confident his out.
SIDE show presents
MORE GORGEOUS SPECTACLE
than has ever lsen witnessed, assures the
public that the unfnallcd excellence Of the w.
r,us performers who compose the troup will
f,nder the interior Of
THIS MAGNIFICENT PAVILION
more attractive still a feet which cannot be
di.puied when he mentions a few Of the name.
rf The leading performers, among whom may
B, found
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14
New Grocery store.

HAVING Purchased the s,oct Of Nessrs.
sPgAxE 4 SNokrn. aud taken tbs
stand lately occupied by them, hereby an
nouncs To the pubic, that have permanently
established IN, self IN business here, and shall
at all times keep on hand a
FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES
And Staple Plantation GOODS. Twill sell at
small profits. regardless OF navigation and
Merchants and others In the country, may de-
pend on getting supplies a, low prices
Mr.. CLINTON. l. " illiard will give close at
,n,ion 10 the selling department, and will be
plea, cd to meet his old friends.
The low prices n, which sell, compel me
to make my terms strictly cash.
G. A. BULK LEY.
Jefferson, February ~. 1887 I'll
Marhall Republican, Clarksvillc Standard
and Dallas Herald will copy.
Mssshaii. March IA, 1887. No 29--u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14
MASTER LANES ROBINSON,


the worlds only rider on a single barcbacked
horse. The performances OF the magnificent
ilor.e Mary Fly, rode by the graceful and ac-
,omphshed equestrian
MADAME ROBINSON.
w. W. W Nichols, the best prnr 'p,l rider IN
the world, will appear a, each and every periof-
manre.
HIS imperial n,hncss, Bob CASTILLO, Enper-
or Of all Clowns, High fnest of Fun, Prince
Of J"kers, Grand Duke Of \onsene. and soul
and Embodiment Of Wit. The now only rec
,ruil.d Clown of III" tunes.
The mysterious Silas BALDWIN. "'h delight
and a,toni.h the audience with cups balls,
hHltcs. etc.
Mr. Henry Hugglcs, the daring slack rope
aJl,cr.
TIE MANCERlE,
consists IF all that vast collection recently
owned by t. T. Harnum. Elephants, iA"n~'
V,,,crs, Ieopards. Bears, ran'hers, aud many
oth,r~ loo mum fcurs to enumeratc.
Doors open u P, NJ, and 81 p. adm's-
sion 10 the waor combined 'ifcu, and Men
agerie, IS cents servant, IS cents.
March IL, 81. No 2o-'t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

I ETTERS If \ Administration were granted
IL To III, undersigned 81 the estate OF Mel
villa Nucent deceased, on tie .ith Of February,
1857, hy the county Court PERTAINING 10 the
estates 81 deceased persons. held N and Ter the
county of Harrison. at the February tenn,
1887 This /. therefore to noaii all persons
having claims against said estate. TO present
them within the time prescribed hy law, and
those indebted 10 max. immediate pa, inens.
JACOB l. NCGE\T, AdTr.
March IA. iSA7. No-23 6t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14
Tswn MADE Tuyniturs.

FRA NCiS LuDu ]. = II,
DEGS to inform the citizens Of Marshall
- aud ueighborhood, that he is prepared TO
make House and Oll,cc Furniture OF all kinds,
to order. A stock always KEEP, on hand.
Repairing. cleaning, snd vanishing neatly
and all orders promptly attended TO
Y,h,usry I6ihlsss NJ 1s ".