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ROAD NOTICE.

IN ssnted to the Commissioners Of Carroll county, at
their June session, 1857, praying for a vacation Of a
part OF the road known as .Patterson's second road. !"
Said vacation 70 cOmmenc at the W~ellsville road, near
Bernerd kuhn's house, in Washingto township; thence
along said road on the line between Kuhn 4 Summer.
wells heirs, and to terminate al the house Of Daniel
Y. Dunlap, In Wash ingtOu township.
April 30, 1857. MANY PETITIONERS.
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SHERiFF'S SALE

By Yiaas II a. oaa ofG f. e hf Va Z; Ia.ed On,
q the eoaFt ofesmmon plsss for 0anon 1counrsr md
ssb q 0hb Tvs 0ast fasahAt De dor 4 ns
oouFt hoase n Csfrolltou, % tnrutr
Saturday he 2oh Dag of Jane a. D. 1857.
between DE houn d ~ oelock A. N. and I o'etek
2. d aid day, y sti The i~Olosing premises, Il,
uate In the county Of Carroll aud 5ate Of Ohio, being
a paFt Of ihs Norlh East quarter Of section tbirtyoSe
gsil, township hsHeeaQAh God ppgs Eve CO.. Of he
lands directed ~ be sod a seubeaEille, Ohio, deserL
bed as follows, % vit.
cOsmsbcing r 81 potdl ne soufh eass corner Of ,bs
fAnyaFd iots tkaosn formerly a. Beatty, nov. Youngs
fanyaFdg thence aouth sixty one and three quarter De-
gfee& east seven reds and eleven lnls, along the hnd
line Of FAienune kbsEsole, % . post near tbe tun =,
creek, thence north twenty nine degrees, tast twelve
'perehes 10 a pogt, theuce north hiteen degrees, east
ecu peFehes aud hlnctceif liuksto a post 10 The bank
Of the creek thence north sixty.seEen and one quarter
.dsgFeess West seventeen perches and twenty Hoks 10 a
peas thence nsfth thirty degrees, west 6so rods and
and seEea linkslo . post heocs north rselSs and ose
nan degrees west nine perches aud hse and oue.haif
hnkA toa poA thence south ~nineteun and One-half de-
gfees, vest eight psfehes and fifteen bnkA along The
middle ofthe town lOtA thence south seven dssr ees,
east eleven perehes and thirteen hnks 70 a gate pssL,
theace south twenty eight Cegreea, Eesi seven pefches
and eleven links 70 the / oth west corner Of Young
lanyard lot thence souh City nine aad one quarter q.
grees, east twelve pefches and fwenty~hres and one,
hai iiuAA aiohs Tue norm siae OF SAID let, 70 TIE north
east corner Of The sane; thence south twenty .eixht
one hall degrees, Eest twelve pefches and twenty
one-hali links % The place Of beginning contain.
Ing tive acres Of Hand, more or less:
Also, another tract or lot Of ground, dtuite near the
Iowa Of CaFfoiltoH Ia the county Of Carroll asd STATE 81
Ohio, bounded aud described As follows, % wit: Degia.
At the north wsss corner Of z lot lately Owned b.
Valentine EbersOle, noE, by Adam Rr,kine across The
road, from q house, formerly, owned BY
Vim. r. Lloyd, nov, BY WA q. Runion, in Carroaton;
'unning thence south hisy.nins degrees, east eleven &c
ods, thence north tEeuiy-eightdegrsea east twelve
a rods, thence north 6fyssiK .degreeS west twelve
DDS TO the Steubeuville road, thence soath tive niy-sev.
q degrees, vest, along said road, twelve SO rods 10
no place Of beginning; containing seven eighths Of "a
ere more or less, and situated IN the north west quar-.
er Of section twenty-five 25l township fourteen QD,
nd range Eve (5J 10 the Steubenviie land disuict-
ne above lots OF land are appraised at one Hundred
nd ten dollars. Terms Cash, % ~
J0HNH wHIFCRAFT, .
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Marrl1ges,

On the 9Th inst, by Rev. A. Swaney, Mr..
James Carson, of Stark county. Ohio, 10 Miss
Margaret Woods of this county.
On Tuesday the 9Th inst. BY Rev. Israel Price,
Mr.. Josiah D. Price, to Miss Sarah J. Wagon
or both Of Carroll county Ohio.
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REMOVED -Df. g Scott, dentist has removed
his Office to the "McCook Building" corner of
Lisbon s. Canal sttee.s, South West Of the Court
House. Rooms on second floor, where he will be
pleased to wait upon any one who may require
his services N3
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CARROLL AND TUScAR1RAS
TROTTING STALLION,
q FLINT MORGANo

WI make a Spring Season, Commencing q tie ga
be OF. LaPpih Carroll Co. Avdl aGEI3 II. rs.
jS.. = = nsyW4 ~ ! q ls = Is 9,
Albert, New Philadelphia, Aprl, [, I, 9. I6 n. IS
=, =, Mas, 7sss9, ls, is, 20, q q, %, June. &.
y, lO,lS, ~, 20, 20, 30, Jlly i, Stable Of Em. It
sIns, New CumberlaDd, April :, To- II, %, 81, 20, 50.
u. 81, 90, "a, July I, 81.
PedigEee-Hs vas sired By . Sapoison Morruu. >
. sire Old FLINT Morgan" 9 &c. Sire old sShssmsa
Morgan" G.G. O.. sire Justin hOrgaa. Bis dan va
% Imported English mare Of great e~apabiEty and pow.
err her color q bay
fsfms-Twenty dollars for q foal parable uhea he
mare 10 known to be with foal, mares parted with h..
lore ioaliDg time viii Be eons idefed with oal and pay
ment demanded accordingly,
P%asturing or stabling furnished mares from distance
good care, at the owners risk a. 20 accidents
All public days and time 20 move excepted.
.f wa, CELLERS
y. LAPPIN Committee.
j, MILLS
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EE We invite attention the Special Notice of
Graagers Cohmecia aud Mathematical College
Columbd !, Ohio. The i6duetment offered to
young men are Of a rare character
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ESTATE NOTICE.-Notice 10 hereby given that I
"a ave'bee appointed and qualified as executor Of
the last will Of Van Brown deceased. IAN persons has-
ing claims must present them within one year, and all
know themselves indebted BY book account OF by
notes without surety, must do 60 in ~ldiaseIy.a If0I
March 10 1851. - JAMES BROWN Executor. !
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for saie On reasonahls tern DE
following real estate situate on lain Street, Csssslisos.
Carroll county, Ohio, 70 wits~-eae let on shieh > =
rected a large two story brick building, vel knnhsA
ing the above on which l. situated : large and same
dious frame stable. sufRcient IN size TO contain - hoss
ses,-aso, two other lots In one enclosure with : frame
dwelling house thereon The shove property aillbs
sold separately or jointly TO suit PufehassFss-~asa II
not sold will be for rent.
will also sell sso quarter sections OF land IN Wed
bury county state OF lows; also, one quarter section q
land in Ida county in tlsestats oiIows xhiehsil be sald
separately or joiatly to sas purchasers g
For Terms apply 70 d, John S up-ssr Csrfeafss
Ohio. r.. ]. fRlek.
Nov, 10, &c Il.
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ADAM EASTERDAYis ESTATE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been appointed and qualified as Administrators Of
the Estate Of Adam yesterday, deceased. All persons
holding claims will present them within one year; and
all persons indebted 70 said estate will make immediate
payment. OBJ" GEORGE YESTERDAY, t
May 2, 1857. ~ns44a Z administrator.
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%CRTsTAD0R0s BAIR DYE.
81. No PEN Nvw INK UEsD. 81.

No Copy Initiated no Teacher Required. kcIas-
riu's patent sell insirusting process IN pzansnship $50
and rapidly. Il has been adopted By the Fuhlie sehsoie
Of New York; and by our frst Merchants. The rfecss.
complete with full directions for use, vii be sess Ps@s
paid On the receipts of$I. To clubs or agents. slz cup
les for IS. Alibefal discount On large otdsH1 1S.
dress Leland q keLsnfin, 3ts, Braadsags kss Tssk[
March u ls57--3m. - aaa ~ -
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The attention Of Druggists and Dearlers is invi-
ted TO- "Costaf's' Advertisement an Notice in to
days paper. If these Remedies ae what they
purPor 10 be, our Druggists will find an exten.
siYe demand for them here.
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MEETING OLE SYNOD.

The Synod of the German Reformed Church
of Ohio, and adjacent States, will meet in Gener-
al Convention 1T CsrrolIton. on Wednesday the
goth inst, at 8 o'clock. P. NJ. The opening ser
mon will be presched BY Rev. L. D LEBkRMAN
President of the SYNOD.
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WILLIAM JACKSON'S ESTATE.
NOTICE e hereby given that 4 have been appOiBtet
IN and qualified us Executor of the will Of William
Jackson, deceased. All persons having claims mus
present them within one year.
JOSEPH BRoWER,
May 7, 1857. Executor.
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Splendid Inducements to those who wish to at
tend a Commercial College. r 2
SITUATIONS GUARANTEE
OR,
TUITION FREE ~
SUMNER AN S.


ITO THOSE WHO EyTER MY. INSTITUTE, OK
4 remit me $50, and thus secure GUARANTEES
SCHOLARSHIPS, any time before the LIST day of next
September, can, upon completing a thorough course OF
Double Entry Book keeping and its Collateral Branches
secure lucrative employment in Commercial or Bank.
ing Houses as Accountants within ninety days after
graduation, or else they will be indemuihed to The full
amount Of the sum paid for tuition, and thus realize
FREE TUITION, OR LUCRATIVE SITUATIONS.
G aduates from this Institution are nov filing re-
sponsible and lucrative positions as Cashiers, Book keep.
ers and Rail Road Office Clerks, in different section, of
the country, and are being preferred BY business men to
Graduates Of any o'her Mercantile College. Hence the
above unparalleled inducements which nothing but the
great Superiority OF my instruction and thorough train.
Of nv students for business life would warrant,
The Principal of this institution has been q practical
accountant for a logger periUd than any other Teacher
in the western country.
Address the unde rsigned for furthor particulars.
mayl4-4mOs WIN, w. GRANGER.
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Q0EhHAVE'S Holland Bitters, LosOck's Pulmonic
DWafers, ROback's Scandinavian Remedies, Hollands
German Bitters Clarks Stomach Bitters, ayers Cher
~ PectOral, and AcLean's, GGysott1s, Sellers, Jayus,s
Fitche's, sloans aud nearly every valuable Patent Medi
in use at the New Drug Store Of %
BAXTER co
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Nem aOurrtistnunts.
BROADWAY GOLD PEN

And all other kinds OF styles at the retail price,
To the purchaser OF our pens we present a lumber.
ed Ticket on every dollars worth purchased which en-.
titles the holder. by an extra payment Of % cents on
each ticket, to a premidm Varying in value from 81 to
500, The premiums consist Of various articles Of Jew.
.elery, viz: Gold aud silver watches, Silver GOblets, Sill
yer Fruit Baskets, Gold Gusrd Chains for ladies, Lock.
cts, Bracelets, Gents Gold Fob and Vest Chains, Thin,
oles, Breastpins, Ear Drops, Studs, Rings, Crosses, &c.
&c, none Of which sell for less than one dollar. Coun.
Try purchasers may rely on being as fairly dealt with.
as regards the Prizas..as if they themselves were pres.
en-,
We have been in operation for three years and thou.
sands have bought OF US, and we have never learned
that any one has ever been dissatisfied. This pan at.
fords every opportunity ofobtaininga gold watch or
some article Of jewellery, for a tFiAing sum. All our
pens, pencil cases, &c, are Manufactured by ourselves
with great care, and we ofer them at precisely the
same prices asked in allother stor res in the city. To
agents we oherthe most advantageous offers, aud any
energetic person can do well by working fr US. We
agents In every place in the country, and persons
who would like to become such will please toadires us,
md we will send them printed circulars of prices terms
nc. We have no stated periods for distribution. The
moment a pen is purchased, the purchaser Is entitled to
'eseiVe bis premium on the payment of % cents ex.
IA.
All orders bv mail shnuld no addressed
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Shoes bats BONNBTE. iEATI
-
~ AED
UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS
~ W Ely YfIFE PER-CEEE. DISOuUNTI IN
L first class engrasiOgs wii b. made uatl lulthss
notice on

VwEETYFIvE PER-CEgE. ~DIsguUXrIN
l. first class engraSi0gs yin b. made uatl lHlthsr
notice on
ALL CASH PrAeHBsEs %
Looking Glasses, Picture Frames,
EagrasingS Arsists' MsieFals, &s 4.
Which will be sold independently Of the Deduction,
Al the lowest Market Prices, and the privilege Of 70.
letting said deduction FOm an immense Stock nd
great variety Of
PINE xx6RAr1Ega,
GIVEN TO EACH PURCHASER.
IN our Looking Glass Department nay be had every
variety Of Pier, Wall and dantle Mirrors PoFaas and
PICTURE Frames, Cornices, Bases, &c ot our owR en-
clasive manufacture. from choice and 0Figipsl designs,
not elsewhere to be obtained, and Of superior quality.
In our Fine Art Department, will be found art ehas
Impressions Of all the finest European EngvaxinES
with a general assortment Of all desirable publications
isund lot superior quality Onlyl eTery requisite tribe
-dItet, Amateur, or Pupil
The asual discount to the Trade AMI Schools. o.
d'rs by letter carefully filed and packed Sth iksnar
mot care. a wa a
TO the economist. and al desirUus Of .sbsaiaing 81
pefl0r quality articles, at moderate prices he abgTs
unusual ADVANTAGES. ga
WILLIAM, STEVENS, WILLIAMS &c., : Is A8
ama 2s9 BsoadEags Me- fesk.
April 23-ls5T-Sm.
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MORMONs AND DEM0CRAnY

S F1FV
Congress has no power to regulate the institu.
tons Of the territories,' says lie democratic mar.
ty from Buchanan and Tsney down to the small.
est Of stumpets. IS n
.sAAingdOm can exist within a Republic
says Brigham Youag,ithe Mormon des2ot.
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NEW HAGERSTOWN ACADEMY,

April 20, SIS W.
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9eiettea peetrp.


" OooD ~ IL -
n. ~,sA, nssnss s.A,y III ~ asy.
A. ~ ~svs hr,ak trsss s"d sr's'
A. Il. ~ hssss ~ssbis asny iav
1907 49, ~ sis dask sss -
A. III n,vsn bloom. and The i'ailsns ,'ns
C,snt, up vosnd the cedar Tres.
A. t,e hrssses play ronud the ias's'ed PINE
~. ~ ,,e,ss By The dsrh blue s,s
And ID. an,fe.s ds-p Of lhs 'ess's'' wave
An vild, swes, mas'c to me.
v.x eoe ~hssr love 80 good and bssse.
Y.nAs he~s BY the deep blue 'es.
fhsp o.. Assss iasds. and brighter 'A's'.
And ssnnss rl,Wsse 10 ~:
na, sssi! man.is " ssss,y i'~s
o. ~ heas ~ IN dssk blos ~.
Aad m ~ an The dsss"' we".
h the lish, Il se,sing DAY.
And watch IN. sui ~ he ssnks 70 rect.
On the mountains far away.
Per when shadows s,eal DER the j'-'an' 'es.
And N, dim wood. fade from 'isl',
Ue IL sm,l,ng .lill on the mountains hf"r'
Es. he says to The world, good night
And w.mory bsnss ws a 'hfong'ns host,
OF form- long gone from s's~,
think II the loved think Of the los'.
The sifsl. the good sad The rar
Aud The rsaisn, l,sA Of rs snsel Of HOPE
Al t.,,.l,tsr bt,yNp txllrth
AyonI tho clouds. and b-yood H.. Storm
Ard beyond my home by the "a
lIisisr J. Charfrss
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Notice.

WE the undersigned, being permanently
W located, offer our ser .lce- 10 the riti-
lcus Of Marshall, and surrounding country, as
BRICK BUILDERS,
PIa>terers, and Cl-tcrn builders We insure
our work 90 stand, when the materials are -.
lcctei by ourselves.
We also propose 20 enfe smoky chmueys
No cure % pay We warrant our work 80 tp
hr done t1 -oud and workman like style. Al
tHo.o having work ia oar bee, w.ll p,ea- give
u, calf
IOWERY & EAGLAND
March II. 81. Np-9qif
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uCES y. lUItUiE \ A.
NN M ~ Ass.~.

(successors 60 Ote,hy & Gnsword1
Rc-em,ag forFlrdWr aad Commission
MERCHAN MS.
Aad dcalers az Groce-fs. Blg' and B.r
Stores. Plantation Supplies, sc,
SHREVEPORT, ia
\\rE hay leased the comuodou, and fire
W proof Warehouse recently owned, and
occupied by lie--r,. O3lE-HY & GgIswoLp,
and are prepared to receive and store cotton,
merchandise and produce.
We solicit patronage, and pledge Ourselves TO
give prompt attention to ala business entrusted
to our care.
We shall keep on hand a, all times com
pete stock of plantation supplies. boat and
bar stores and groceries Of every description
to which we beg leave TO call public attention.
Our charges for receiving, storing and ship.
ping cotton /, twenty Use cents per bale, Tor
the entire season.
We viii make liberal Cash Advances on cot.
ton and merchandise IA store.
DtNN Il YATES.
August ~, 1857 No-59 #
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fcame axsin 70 my dear old hoo'',
Bay.ar. long since bad spesd,
And mid N. raven lock, Of youth
lay m.ry .ilsery thread;
H.. bounding sep ~. .lp" and ssT'
The .rarklins eye grew dim.
A,J ia. hind ua,e once 50 hlth.soms fell
Like ia. ohnnss Of funeral hymn
I looked for III. roof iha, .heliersj once
The loved Il childhood. hours.
i.onvhi f., the hearth .,one-npon hlay
A mound q grs-- and ao~e".
The broad armed oak whose -hel'srins 'hsd'
Wa. the scene u our merry play
A ,na~s-rrowp stump MARRIED out the 'po'
Tia, told Of i. sad decay.
WANDERED down TO The Poplar spring.
And drank from lis re.h'us stream.
b., III. d~ueh, had lest is magic ets'r'.
Tie waves their golden glenn
70, the ripping wave seemed .fssA
With the tones Of long ago
o, many ,uoefui voire !. It'll
That mingled with their flow
turned To seek with lingering stsp,
And spirit bowed and md.
For those Who had blessed hs, lo~ly roof
Ard mNd- he hearth stone glad,
And found ,iiefn all where III. willow droop'd
its long green bougii' Around
Som. cherished form WAS resting ,he~.
Meath eaol, quiet, grassy mound.
lam forth sgsn ia the wide, cold world,
But where 'er iny footsteps tread
The d-n,-., seat viii he, tone,
Til. homes VI he loved ones dead
IT,. sunshine steals lhro' the hanging btoushs
With sof-ned hoy hght.
And silent pnt. CLEAR, ,'ifrs, there,
In the hush OF the summer night
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CHARLES DECKEaT.

FASHIONABLE moor $50 SROE NAhEE
south west corner OF ihe puhlt, -iuatrl
l.. EEpS constantly on hand a large assert.
N meut of ladies and gcnllemcn'- boots ana
shoes, OF his own manufacture. also a good
supply of sole and upper leather Tor sale
From bis long experience and close attention
10 the business, he hopes To- hay. continuance
ut that patronage heretofore 50 Literally be.
slowed on hun. All ORDER, promptly attended
Go, and work warranted
Nov Is lsJ1 ul,y
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STAPLE and EaMrN SrN Goods,
Plantation Goods.
NOTICE.

IllE undersigned takes this method of in.
forming ali persons Interested, that he
VIII willingly sell goods for, or receive at par
Tor any aent due him, any of the paper cur
fehcy put IN circulation IN this plsee, BY the
Southern Pacific Il. II. COMPANY. And too
will guarantee to sell his goods at the very
lowest market cash price.
All persons oyerburdcned with the above
named currency, can get speedy relief by ap
plying to
W. S. lIYNSoN.
AZ the store formerly occupied by Messrs.
Vivion & Smith.
May 10, o. Moss n
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-. .a.,-,,o puII,prLruIl GOODS ~ GILMEk"'
r. III. * l.. KEY.
<cpTII SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,

n r and Domestic Goods Ready Wade Cong
and Miscellaneous oooSs
article needed IN MS na IS enuie
ms-E yorab
VIII os 10"
red Mississippi We would respectfully
of par,''.as
etvihu L
shall the p,roaaiat
vfuls SO n patronage
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MARSHALL NORM.
MRS ~ l. DAVIS has taken THIS sol
VI known house. ard having fitted % uP, no
a. to make II IN every way eomiof'n e. re-
.peeifuiy Invites her friends aHd The traV'
cling public to gre her call. -he assures
them that no pains or expense viii DC HP"''u
to render their stay z" every way a4f.e ae'e'
80 that when they come once, ihey may De III
duced to cali again.
Every preparation has been made ior 'he
cu-niug Court
Marshall. August goth 1887.
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Steamer Alton, Jr."

NJ 4. CAPT SID SMl I'll --1'bi. spleu.
sSi did freight and passenger Packet
Wlll comnenre her regular trip, between JET
irf-0n and New Orleans, touching at all 10.
tcrmcdiato Landings, on the First Of October,
and viii continue to run throughout the sea.
soa as regular Jefferson Packet No pains
w,ll be spared to protect the interest of ship
per. aud To- iH,ure the comiur, Of Passenger,
sept ~ 81 No! II
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Important.

viii pay liberal cash prices for all Fat, mer-
l chan,able, and heavy beef cattle, delivered
to me at Jefferson, Texas, during the months
Of November December, and January ensu.
ing.
! nm prepared to receive, slaughter, and
pack from forty Eve to fifty head per day
II. II. BLACK.
Jefferson, Texas, Sept 49, 81. Noif
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Planters Hotel,

Northeast Corner Of tie Public Square,
Marshall, Teas.
O. TUE undersigned having recently
N: become proprietor Of this iIotel, re-
Ia specially informs his friends and the
public generally, tina, he is prepared to accom-
modae all who may favor him with their ipat-
ronage The house has been thoroughly rem.
ovated, and large portion Of ih. furniture
been newly furnished, His table will be "a
well supplied as that Of any house IN Eastern
Texas, and his charges moderate.
The siage office for all Of the stage lines
running TO and from Marshall are kept at thi,
honse
JAMES LEE, Proprietor
May 9, 1857. ~
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YvN,VON'S pN'vENE
Portable Drain N ill s.

,GNIIE undersigned are prepared to furnish
/ their eustomers with fclton'- selfsharp-
eninr mills for grinding al kinds of grain. in.
GLIDING corn aud cob, ard adapted TO the use
of farmers by horse power.
These mills adapted to steam, water,
,.;nd and morse ycs-s. and are capable oi
grinding three bushels per hour with one horse,
and from SIX TO eight bushels with two horse
power.
The construction is perfectly simple, rcqnir-
ing no skill To keep them IN order. mlii
occupies three feet, aud weighs hnt thtce nun
dred pounds.
These mills have given perfect satisfaction
to those who have used them from the repre-
senia,o-.s Of many respectable gcHllcmon oil
different parts of the Union
The price of the above described Mill, j. low
within the reach OF every planter
References.
Persons wishing I" purchase, are referred to
Mr. lanes A. Colt, and j. 4. Bell, both Of
,ybom are running them IN this place the
former hv steam ut HI, milf the latter b,
horse power at the Mammoth Lively So
bic"
They not only grind corn, but also the cob
and .hues. into fine meal, jus, as tie corn was
,aler from the stalk
Sample, may be seen n, the places above
mentioned, where the mlll-, Will. If not run
nine. be put into operation tor the satisfaction
If persons wishing TO purchase. Call and
-atl-D yourselves.
c. l.. HYNSON. 4 60
May %, 81 No-S9 II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12
Town IN ,ae Furniture.

FRA IN Is l. L ~ l. n,
DEGS to inform the citizens Of Marshall
ID and neighborhood, that be !, prepared to
make House and Office Furnitars Of all kinds,
to order. A stock always kept on hand.
Repairing, cleaning, and vanishing neatly
executed, aud all orders promptly attended 10
, kSktaary la.h,ls56, No rs IT,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12
Cooking Stoves.

lust received from Cincinnati, twenty
~ Cooking Stoves, different sizes and pat
terms, for sale cheaper Than any heretofore
offered in this market.
j. II. VAN HOOK.
May ,, 81. No-36 If
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

T. r. HOWELL d. =. HOWELL.
j y. HOWELL Il 60.
DECElNlNG, forwarding, and commission
IL merchants Dealers IN produce and gro
ccries, binging and rope, etc, etc.
Liberal cash advances made on cotton in
store for shipment, or for sale in This market
Our personal attention gwen I" N" selling Of
cotton IN this market.
Shreveport, La, Sept, -, 1859