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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-28

o., for ferry far-on power,
To sing thy praise liyltrracy p"


Pierce had thirty .fvo hundred New Eng.
land clrrgymen nf,ss him in tie name Of
Almighty God" bot b. chansn has only
forty, the old Bassen number with hls
terrible Majesty" to back them which
BnIls Old Buck" pn,s 10 flight with
single dash Of bis pen. "hats pusilisn'-
mou, set Of pinrs these picas prstsnde's
Of New England. called the Priesthood.
n,ust be- They hays no idea but they ars
empowered by Heaven to regulate tho
Ihngs OF ibis earth, and dictate 10 msn
what they shall think, aai to tho govern"
ment wha, ii shall DO. For political Im-
formation they read the New York Tflbnn.
and the statements Of Horace Greeley, ,bs
greatest political liar in Aniercs in words
Of inspiration to them. They preach
prsc teal sermons from tho Titruc. ms
text book they found their prayers upon
The vocabulary OF ics, aud in the namc OF
+" Almighty God" mad biz terrible Nsjss.
,y," they threaten tbs powers TIA, be pow
ers tina, be. with the venssnes Of the most
wonderful men. II was to protect the
people fro the tyranny. intolerance mud
persecution OF JUS, such hiud bigots that
this govstnmsn, wac established.
We had supposed ibis political Prisst
craft. this political praying and sereeehing
farce bad been played oa,. but !. seems that
there an forty ministers leit. fools enough
10 think they eau get hearing ia the high
court above. They say 10 the President:
~ ,ur Exesllency may rest assured 'h"s
Wv shall not refrain from the FRAZER that
/ Almighty God will make your Aamin'ssra'
iiep IN example of justice aud confidence.
| ana With lis rgnEiHLr NAirsry, protect
our people and our Consultation.
/ This Is Just what B'igsdisr General
Resciisr aud his sty five hundred PRAYING
priests undertook 10 do last year. They
twa,shsll~d ali their isfcrs Tor regular
| peusicast war. aud called ON god t, help
vlee. fremant. bat either God asd not hear
their petitions, or else 10 refused 10 6sht on
the Fusion sid~. Tor we whipped Dsschss.
Greeley, Aad thc two Ffemouts all 10 death.
/, |. il no sss for these latter day Rspab!i
! can. 10 call on God for help. lSs svtdsas>
I. ly is not with thssn, but Is. tas witness TIE
result of the lsss Presidential elsesioul pretty
decidedly against them. lie ~ no dssbs
friend Of The early Republicans. and ssi-
ded them in achieving the revolution and
| forming the cens,itutios. lie Was With
Washington nj Valley Forge. At Brandys
wins sud a, the fual battle Of orktown.
lie was prsssnt nj the convention which
framed I'M Constitution, and was called sp-
on to consulate eoussnding factions IN the
! final .sttlemens Of that instrumsat A. The
til. ~ si,.s s~wci.tinu ard nts2ae fhah
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Docron "Ah. Mr. Smith. ~ ~
cough much esaisr this morning Mss yos
did yesterday" That's no wsa.ssr. dee.
tor, considering that have been pssstiaag
all night"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-28

Dasmr EsoLisu MaRcuioSss,-Ths
Msreheacss Of Londonderry, possessing an
Independent forsnne OF fl0O,000 yssr, a
pstress il her own right, and beneficiary OF
ers&; many other very good and very
pleasant things, seems inclined 10 look upon
aef estates ~ municipalities, and her coll'ers
aud peasants ns subjects. A. G.non
fswtr. sayA late Eagli-h paper, she srri'
vsd "runssasi as the olsen. in Cleo>
rs,ra's barge species Of chariot, IN which
fecilned Lsty AN.sIm. the mafehIoness dri.
Wing isdy Londonderry was st;ircd ia a
clolh of gold mantle. onbroiisfei rae ~
alter cloths lady Antrim. tho youngest
dowsger In the pserage, IN n piqaan, Paris
ian costume. even more startling and
deligAtlul" Ola raised dais addresses
from the tenantry were received. and n
written answer WAS read with perfection
and cloc a,oa whish remained us OF Queen
Victoria when opening Pa'.ismon,."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-28

pRsuric. "A woman on farm IL Jejo ~
Wight. near SmithislA. has Aad shsss ~
of twins In sse1noaios. Tie ~ wsse
girls, the next ssd he list - ~
~, aud gill. s,s 4a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-28

A Nxw Moss o. RAsiSo rns WIND
--As tws Of OR naak PFsssasass were
aboss starting on cunning eassrsisa the
other day. they. we're aeeosssd BY . wells
kao~a politician fas diseosns--be'ag -
no sid, IL tight place." On bssrg 70.
fssed. and A last resort and = stronger
iudaesment, bs offered 10 withdraw oas
husdssd yards end put hissaslf ~ tsr one
asnds,A dsllats . skot.- Dssfw Wig
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* u. ADAMS, Attorney Of bar hhrA'el
harrison county. Texas, Wiz practice u
lie sixth judicial district, and in The supreme
and federal courts ut Tyler. jan 7, %.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-28

Team arc Hko tAs dew that belongs TO
earth sniles arc tho ssnshinc that sossss
from heaven
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ksissolUtiON.


tTJ. HALL, Attorney al lar, Marshn't
W, Harrison county. Texas,
WIZ practice Ia all li'e cranaes 70 wh,fh ,,se
old n,m heretofore praeticea and IA the IN
,sene and fe,lesa, ccas.s at Tyler.
Eeh II 81 ~
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T1r4pECTrULLY tender their services "
Jay ths citizens 81 Marshall and vicinity In
~ psasties Of mcdkins ard surgery.
Gpeclal attention paid 10 eargical diseases.
n Once at d.. Yesne's stefe. South aide
Of tho Public Hqaass.
B. r. YOUNG.
4. EWING.
October 81. lass. No 10.
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IIA0 FVaovsd 10 Masshall, and will prac-
~ tiee medieinc In connection with ID. J.
oselA
~ n. N.
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NEW BOOKS,
Books psfd IA MifsaaH ueisersiiy. r
4. Es6U, President.

Books ps'd IA HiFshGH University, r
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lidaell ana SCOTS Crock Lexicon; l.eyerc'tx
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Balloons Greek reader ard Grammar raj
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TNGCTtlans a. \ AE. p. NJ. Iohnsonhase
- sssoci.1s1 themselves N VIC Psassee
Medicine. ~, :,
lrtIuss evss lhrir Dur Stos<, wess aide Of
she ieNhtv 6qaste~
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ENfFER0 his professional scrvises 10 the
citizens Of Marshall, and surrounding
esuntsy.
s1 Ofscs At tho Drug Store Of Sanders 4
0sass.
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Professional CARDS.


Attorney a, Law, Austin, Texas,
vXyI,.L give attention TO the collection oil
w claims in western Texas, the 'nvca.'gs-
lion Of land Titles. procuring patents to 'and'
and the prosecution OF claims for Head rights
and Bounty lands. win practice IN the U. >,
District and Supreme Courts OF the State al
Austin. A. a.
ar OffrcK--in Swenson's building, No 3d.
above Duilan's Drug Store.
VIZ n. KELSEY, Attorney al lac, Mat
Fl" .hajl. Harrison county, Texas. Office
North side Of the public square, IN Johnsons
brick building. hAfsho 90
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T1AD resumed the practice Of medielns
III asain, md will give special attention 20
surgery, venessal diseases, and diseases Of ~
~, WIN ~ take diseased ncgroes NJ hts
hepue, ~ treat ttso On svAsoRabls term..
80 ~. lo6A nb-tf
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Law Card.

Law Gard.
~ &. JENNINGS. Attorney at Lar, Mar
Ia shall, Texas, Ohice ut Northwest
corner OF the public square.
January ~. 1855.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

Proposals.
FORMATION
EUROPEAN ENIGR ALTON, AND FOREIGN
AND COLONIAL LAND COMPANY.
Private and ConfdentalJ
OBJECTS
/. Collectisn Of emigrants.
2. Transit by steam or first class calling vessels
3. Medical attendance, food and every possible
comfort from day fixed for departure 70 arrival at
port of destination.
4. A sufficient sum on such arrival 10 maintain
emigrant for limited period.
8. Title 10 his land.
The above five points guaranteed BY responsible
company.
Emigration alone can remedy the evils On the
continent, and prevent their occurrence in Eaeand
The failure Of all former schemes has arisen from
their having been local instead of general.
Every scheme, 70 be effective, must be by private
enterprise, distinct from government.
prospect Of profits
Legitimate pro6ts can only arise from The pur.
chase Of land In large quantities, and dividing and
selling them in small portions.
All other profits would take 20 much out of the
pocket Of the emigrant, and 90 far impede emigra-
Tide of emigration has for some time pas, s.t 70
Colonial circular states that from 1875 - I'M
1885, s72 went from England TO America, vhile onlv
Hs,l25 went elsewhere This has been without or.
RanxatiOn.
Emigration from rest Of Europe has BEEN esolU-
sivey TO United States.
Canadian emigrants would reach their destina 4 On
by New York with equal facility and greater safety
than by the ordinary passage Of the bt IAvrcncs.
which is closed five months in the year by froe..
SHIPS.
II IL essential that company should have its ovu
ships adapted for continuous emigration. ensur;ng
regular departures on specified days. with ali the
advantages Of regular line Of packets At a mini
mum price not SUBJECT 10 fiuctuaton of freishs. or
the casus lilies Of ships only occasionally hired which
could net afford the expense for casual emigration
hut which would be amply remunerative foia con,
tinuous series Of years.
The ownership Of the company gives puarsntee
70 the emgrant establishes o6dence in the resnon
sibility of the company, and would be an induce
ment 10 land owners to invest their lands az stoek
in a company constructed on such abas IL and in AZ
tusl aad evident possession Of such capital.
Shipping interest can be blended with the stock OF
this company.
Captains OF chartered vessels csunot be expected
70 take an interest in the welfare or suhsonen. Ia
cation of their emigrant passengers.
Captains Interested IN the company would act AZ
their agents for sae oflsnds promote improvements
IN economy Of transit and comforts NJ emipr.nta
during the veJaee, and be n constant means Of com
muncation and reference
Two steamers and twelve sailing vfsss e youid be
sufficient for a weekly departure.
These would all be sell suDp0TtiLF.
EmiRrani Offices you'd be esisbIiabe6 pli uIer
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J. CswSss, ESQ, Osns1l u. g., GLASGOW.
Henry Dunlop, Esq, Of Craigton.
AJex Den1ist0un, ESQ.,, of GOlfhin, Giesgov
Robert Findlsy, Esq, Of Easterhil
John PsttsoD, Esq, Cairnbrae House.
james Piayfair Eq Glasgow.
Donald Smith, Esq banker, Glasgow.
James Smith, ESQ, Of Deanston.
The Irish and American referees will appear ip
the second edition Of this prospectus
NExBsRs OF THE NORTH AMERICAN LAND AND nxI-
GRAFTON COMPANY, $50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
PRESIDENT,
Ferris Pen, Esq.
TREASURES ArD COUNSEL,
Thomas Adds Rmmet, Esq.
BOARD OF REFERENoE.
Charles Butler, ESQ.,, Thomas Rawlings, ESQ.,
David 9: Golden, Esq, Manager,
samue! r. Fox, Esq, J. W. Schmidt, Consul
A. Graves, Esq, General Of Prussia,
Francis Hall, Esq, Dudley 6elden, Esq,
VIM. II. Leroy, ESQ.,, T. Sedgwick, Esq.
Bache MsEvers, Esq, W. B. Townsend, Esq.
FREEHOLD ASSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
PHYSICIAN,
E. Lancaster, NJ. D., r. R s., F. s., % Old Bur
GngtOn street.
A. B. Wall, Esq n. r. G. s., Bishops road, Bays
ACTUARY,
William Bridges ESQ.
BANKERS.
In London-Messn. Martin, Stone d Martin, So
Lombard street
In Iverpool-Liverpool Borough Bank.
In GlasgOw-City Of Glasgow Bank.
In Edinourg-City Of Glasgow Bank.
AGENTS,
For LtvelpOol-Devid Ross, ESQ., Is Lord street.
For Edlnborg-John Wilson Pillans, ESQ.,, AZ
George street.
For Glasgow-kessrs. Reid & Murray, 62 lanai
CO street.
Solicitor for Edinburg-wm. Alexander. Esq,
W. g., 81 West Register street.
Solicitor for Glaegow-Robert Baird, ESQ, "a Cor
don street.
AMERICAN COUNSEL,
David Hoffman, Esq, LII. D.
SOLICITORS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27
Wp VmGUaA RN6vIvUB
PsoGSsne OF Operations Sor the Settle
mont q Western Virginia
QEGlITpe sCuE REs.
d.. Ae~ SSf.


e~s AacnnsonA vOrrespsadencs.
RzonnoxD, Va, May ~, 1851.
.A~gAaA SpssulstsSNs and VSsisss L1Nds-Ek
novsr Nss Fret ~ The Nsld-Scss~ss eC the
Os~posSes-ReGsons acAscA Led 10 TIER Fcsl
~s,- &C., re.
he pUees Of Ny. Ell rhayer, 70 settle the vase
AnA Of this State, has excited tho warmest eontfo
tssvsssy IN This city and throughout the State. Mr..
TAAyer, however, was not the slrst person Who en-
nssea upon this field. In reading his letter. 70 the
NnALp, remembered that something Of The Same
kMd had been originated by some Englshcapitahsts
IN years ago. i have, therefore, been at work
hatipg mp the documents, which you win please
md enclosed herewith.
They are given in fun below.EEd HERALD.
Ihese documents include the programmes Of two
companies United States Land Company and
- Western Virginia Land Company. The FIRST
wAs estabAished in L0ndcu IN 1S46, and il appears
10 have been the work Of George Ca&tia, q Indian
,eAoristy The capital was hxed at 100000 ster
6s, divided into $4,000 shares, at "a each. It wss
proposed by this company 10 buy lands in Texas,
Virginia and other States, and settle them with
innmigrants from the United Kingdom, France and
Germany. Next, We have proposals FOR No OF
steamers 70 take out immigrants by who.esaie, ana
- funds foe this scheme were 70 be furnished oy
capisal Of half million pounds. Neat, send you
=. rospectus Of the Wesse1 Virginia Land Com.
pa,y, which Was established with capital OF
zl63,0OO The projectors of this company were H.
Ssssd million Of acres Of Virginia hand q the
n1e n hfty-fve cents an acre, payable parity IN
aIsck Of the company. The arrangements for tbe
sstalers even 70 the provision Of ffes grant Of land
- their clergymen, are quite complete.
This scheme ives in forward state, and bad every
chance for success when . number Of It's promoters
sppled to the Legislature Of this State for special
81 By which aliens could hold real eslate. BUs tins
ARA families felt rather too large for their trousers
nd the privilege, which has been freely accorded in
saher States as IN act Of justice TO the ahen, was
used. Had the act been passed It would, no doubt,
hsve conduced 10 the advantage Of an parties and in
led some new blood into the Old Virgina popula-
6es, and that lie very much needed.
You win Sc that these plans difer in only one
important point from the scheme Of Eli Thsyer-
that that the negro question was not introduced az
m. Yet the introduction of . hundred thousand
vhe Abores, artisans and agriculturiss, could not
Int hiring shout eventually the result which is fearei
5sn the invasion Of Mr.. fhayer's immigrants. Bis
movement, have no doubt, will cause the revival Of
nsne Of the old companies, and the vast resources
u Old Virginia may yet be developed.
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N. B.-Parties viii insert IN the blank before The
word stock, either the word land" or mineral"
according 70 the description Of shares they may
desire 10 hold.
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The Universal COLONIZATION snd Enrixrsssor
Company, Embracing the Principle OF Free
hold Assurance.
Private and oonfdentiall
OfBces, No. st. Martins place, Trafalgar square.
CAPITAL f250,00O, IN SHARES OF ONE
POUND EACH,
Paid In full, thereby avoiding any future calls.
Professionally Registered, Z and Wet, G. Ito.
THE RgsPorsIBIJrTy TO NJ LIMITED TO THE AMOUNT
OF THE sBAnKs BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
rRusrKEs
George stone, Esq., (of Messrs Martin, Stone n
Martini Lombard street.
David Hoffman, Esq, LID, Conduit square,
Hanover square
George Hall Lawrence, Esq, (of Messrs. c. Law.
renee Son. Liverpool.
DIRECTIONS.
J. A. Ambrose, Feq, King street, 81 James.
4. A. Attree, Esq, a. Eaton square, BelGave
square,
Geo. Gisby, Esq, Ware.
Henry Kirk, ESQ.,, st. James square.
Lancaster, Ees., M. d., ~ Old Burlington ST.
Geo Lyons, Eco, 1875 Glo'ster terrace, Hyde park.
A. H. Wall, Esq, Bayswater.
Rich. Westbrook, Esq, Queen terrace, Bayswater.
REFEREEs FOR LIVERPOOL.
Vim. Jackson, Eeq., MP. James hullsneuy, Eeq.
Henry G. Chapman, ESQ. Robert VI Osgood, EAq.
Geo. Hall Lawrence, Fac. James stitt, Esq.
RERERBEs FOR SCOTLAND.
Sir james Anderson. Lord Provost Of Glasgow.
Robert Baird, Esq, Glasg0w.
Robert Eel, Eco, haDteT, Fdinhurr
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nshsd, N Ne Osnsissna, ana ss po1e Of dsStins'
Dspots- seuthanpton and Liverpool.
Should present climate adapted 70 every oonstisa-
ton, and me country the means Of employment for
every Se.sipso: Of person ; seeking e. .; v - s..
years in the same manner - the Grcsvenor and Bed
fegd estates.
Lane purchased IN any psrt Of Anerios at the
phss Of the DAY Pseta ore nvssi%sns even %,
Every located smigrant increases the value Of Vie
surrounding land.
Large tracts arc hs,d by individuals, who, on pay
nent Of . portion a We purchase money, ~Onld
gladly invest the remainder in the stock OF ihe COM
Lands have been offered on these terms 10 an
parts OF the United States, and tracts would Dc
mission.
Conditional sales win be made 70 the emisrsnt
Tor bonds to give ttle) on full payment OF original
fixed price.
Would be supplied-firs ~ voluntary emigrar
tisn; secondly, by sefmpportng prnci Dies earned
out by local societies, and district savings funds
Emigrants for the past year from England 70
America, 26l ,894; Bremen and Hamb1g, 10000,
besides the large field Of Holland, BELGIUM and
France for all Of which parties are Wiling 70 ar
range for transi. Of emig'ants.
Company to be 10 constant communication with
ali emigrant associations to gain the best inferma'
ton on all matters of interest.
Agents to be instructed in all points necessary for
emigrants.
Agents at New York 70 contract with nAnufsoto-
ries there for importation Of particular description
OF workmep as wanted from time to time.
CAPITAL
f50O,00 IN shares of fl0 each
Shareholders not responsible beyond The amount
OF their shares.
PROYIrs.
The vessels would carry 10000 emigrants per an
mum, who would on an average purchase 1T least
twenty acres EACH which, at profit of 2s. Cd. an
acre, would produce ESQ 600, being o dividend at
the rate Of ten per sent exclusive Of any profit from
either collection or transit OF emgrants, or return
freight.
The capital invested IN land would, after re ssle
be reinvested in q similar manner.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-05-30
For Sale.
KHlIIE LARGE AND EXGELLENT FARM KNOWN

For Sale.
TNHE LARGE AND EXCELLENT FARM, KNOWN
u the Caddo Place containing two Thousand eight
hundred e. 500 about 900 cleared land and
uvia bottom On the farm is good and substantial two
story brick house. double brick Kitchen brick smoke house.
good double rOnmed frame house, together with black
smith shop, and wagon making shop and negro quarters
sufficient to accommodate fifty seventyve hands There
also the place good cotton gin house. and Press and
Caddo meanders through the whole length of the
tract. There we'll of failing and excellent water
the house yard, with milk house attached and spen
did garden lot There several good springs the place.
and very bold Chaybeate spring about 800 yards from
the house The Military Road the great western thorough
fare to Texas runs by the This of the liches
and desirable places in southwestern Arkansas 1t
situate about four miles from Arkadephla, the county
town of Clark county.
Also one thousand hundred 2OO) in another
farm, lying in Dallas county Arkansas ON the Onach,ta
River navigabe stream, partly bottom and partly up
land with sixty seventy acres opened III attention OF
intending settle in Arkansas is invited to these
lands.
Also one thousand and forty O4O) of superior
Black lands situated in Clark county, Immediately on the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad Line and six miles from water
navigation, 400 acres of this tract cleared land
Also, nine hundred (9Oo) lying in Clark county,
about half bottom and half uplands nine miles from water
navigation and four miles from Rail Road ine One hun
dred U00) acres of this tract opened land.
AsO thousand three hundred and forty 34o) acres
lying in Clark county, half rich bottom and 25 acres OPEN
ed, and the balance good upland.
Also, thousand eight hundred 8O0) acres lying IN
Clark county, 100 opened mostly rich bottom lands
and not subject toinundation.
All the above lands finely Timbered and Watered.
w. F. BARKMAN,
Arkadalphia, Arkansas.
Jan. 81, 1857. 19-H
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-05-30

Works on Gardening, SC.
ANDSCAPE GARDENING; OR, PARKS
IL and Pleasure Grounds With practical notes on
country residences Villas public parks and gardens By
Charles H. J. Smith.
The American Poulterers Companion. With 12O illus
trations. BY c. N. Bement
Schenck's Gardeners Text Book.
Downing's Fruit and Fruit Trees of America.
Dixon kerr's Domestic and Ornamental Poultry
New American Orchardis By VIM. Kcmick.
The American Farmer By Blake.
American Fruit Cutnrist. ByJ. J. Thomas.
The American Farm Book By Allen.
Family Kitchen Gardener. By Bust.
Grain Tables Showing the value of bushels and pounds
of different kinds of grain.
American Flower Garden Directory. By Robert Buist.
The Flower Garden. By Joseph Bnck.
JohnSons Dictionary of Gardening. Edited by David
Landreth.
Downing's Country Houses
DnwnIngs Landscape Gardening and Rural Architect.
The Fruits Of america Containing 4s richly colored
plates and full descriptions of all the choicest varieties
America. by c. NJ. Hovey.
For sale by
H. d. TURNER,
N. c. Bookstore.
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