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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-09
rQcyy Orleans Advertise I.
southern Furniture Wareroo0Ss
The largest Establishment, ia The south. q
Nos. III and l73 CaSsl XsssG


ALI. VIEW STOCK.
-r The undersigned having oi'ensj
0 - large and splendid s..osmrut "
W ne@ Southern Furniture. IL pre-
pared TO suppy .h. trad. and families ~ Ne
mo-, liberal terms Tii- being tie only r-~
stock ia the city, purchases viii had Il To ,he.,
advantage to esii ard examine the goods a,
earn toe prices brior ,arsa t.in, sisss1sts.
VII .ecp constantly On hand
N1ibi.. Sofa oni Genre ?a5i's.
Extension Tables of maha gany, ~aluu' Aad
oa K. and Of all ss--, rosewood and IN ho.s -
IS OK aud Card Tables; Dressing Taa,es
walnut and cherry Dining faDiu-. oas, NJ.
hoeany aud rosewood Siieb5ara. Bureaus -
waInui rosewood and mahogany: Arm"is-
u ash-tHHl-. Bed*i.-as, pAgior Chairs, i..e=a
Te'c., btt1maus, ihvaa-, sa-g ehair-. rockers
etcg.fe-, -vure.sfles and bookcases, oak Si'i
walnut oil!c- chairs, dining rom ..,air-. chill.
ftu.' rla.r and rockers, mahogany and ~aA,41
.sa- roy. and ishi stands.
Pin. Mss and s9rirg Nayrcsse..
hooking Glasses and Mating, rosewood ssi
mahogany parior Sett~, together sith every ar
!l-ie u~ui. n iouni 10 furniture warehou.e
~ fGs Is a. entirely rev establishment.
sf4 ua Oh stock 80 bard. Purchasers Mi
Sud e. greatly to their Interest 10 gise iils .tos.
,a., briors tugiug elsee mere, 3 the ifoFri.-
t.r is confident tina! 10 can offer Thea. newer
-,fir.aoi tla most fashionable furniture. H.oFs
sulsianilaay made. and At greater Lsl.aia,
.hAu ans other house IN the ely.
CHARLES \ STEWART,
Apr r. -bS-g
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new FALL AND WINTER GOOD,

NJ ESSRS. WV. BRADfiELp, 4 Co. would
vi respectfully announce to the citizens OF
Harrison county and the public generally, tina,
they have just received and are now opening
at their new store in Marshall, an entire new
and complete stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE.
Fall and Winter Goods. Their stock comprises
every article usually found in country store,
and having been purchased in the northern
market ON the most favorable terms, by one Of
the partners "hc has had many years experience
as a merchant, they feel Confident tina, they can
off.r
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Uc,v Orleans Advertisements.
stoves Tin and Japanned ware.
Austin d &sOoAW IN.
Streets, New Orleans,

=, HAVE on hand large and complete
S.Ih, assortment Of stoves ~ cs-rg variety
Mss@A If pRitern- uf eastern and western
Nv manufacture, consisting OF parlor
church, Office, and cooking stoves, AL Of the
most approved patterns aud which they can
guarantee TO gise satisfaction to purchasers
In addition 10 iheiF stock Of stoves, they
have GA hand and are constantly mant factur-
ing every description Of plain Ia and Japan.
ned ware, vh.ea t.vy vlll of,f to country
merchants ana pilier., "a, Wholesale aui retail
aui al lower prices ,han saeA articles can be
bought At 10 tbs city,
They are sl.o sole agents for 'h- M gufae.
'ure and sale Of trlhgr'- -ei.-aaitny r,bs for
preserving fruit and vegetable for siuiur use (;
tAls j. . ness article iu ,le way Of prs-erg! ng
can, pni WI. introduced here hy u last -rritss
and 30 Tar has gwen satisfaction ia every iG-
stance. The advantage il.-r can. have over
aU others j. iu thc entire tap lH.ug IT -a tiat
fruit OF tl.e largest r5te msg be pnt 10 i.ea /.
iAey sfc ON iAlt ncccuui s.so ear.er cleaned,
aud can be- used many seasons The pfe
,heapani simple. rrwea directions acc4mra
uyug the ran- 20 that ihe nest inexperienced
,1g Nee iarru with sGcetss.
Jal. u, lst7. Nal
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MARSHALL GROVE ACADEMY.

1>llE fourth session viii commence on
Monday. the twenty. eighth daN of Dccem-
Der. and clos. On Thursday the ihiflc, nth day
ct May.
This Academy is connected with the resi-.
drue. Of the Principal, situated IA bcauii.
iil forest grove, one half mile South OF the
Courthouse, on an sulnrnce overlooking The
city
The Sehool.room il amply furnished with
rhatrs aud tables, which the boys say j. deci.
led improvement on hard benches nnd iyp
desks In this new arrangement. both the
health and comfort Of pupil, are considered
I'll. wafer j. exccleit--as good a, the best IN
the city.
RATES OF TUITION,
Primary Department per session, SIS 90
second, 20 o.
Junior Is 90
senior " go 90
occidental eAp"nccs, 90
The exercises will be commenced ever,
morning by reading aud prayer The moral.
Of the school viii be maintained at ali hazards.
by di-mi-.iug every pupil who cannoi be
brought under proper discipline. puml. DIS.
Missed from other schools ter immortality Sc
,E not be admitted. without satisfactory
voucher. OF good character.
It's hoyed every reading pupil viii be fur
ri,h.d with Bile, as II viii be- daliy needed
Pupils will be charged from the time of
entrance t. the close OF the session
loard.r, can be accommodated al The Acad.
envy with board, washing, AID fuel, at twelve
dollars per month.
Ten per cent discount for advance pay mcnt-
FRANZ J. PAltLLO.
Dec. 20, 81. SIT
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Jefferson Advertisements.


> l - = - NJ, a = ) w W. - ;
~--v-x--
~ 49, n,,
"f""' VI ~" ""'D"'"-l
January q. 81 ~
rvpx,TI-pr.
fE{Ev SOFAS Of all kinds, FOR sale
by
STANLEY MIMIC
p,,~o. -.
1872 '"''' "" 'N'' W. '''''
H1H " or.,r,. ,.,,,o
cu,,ps o,.., rg,abs,b ,oeks,.
/ q ''A'h'' W" 'f"A''''.' 1870
" ing chars WIN iosse'1' neA.y as,o' i. "a,
I Ple' f"'e""'"' n''"rs'"9i "'eNo'''
u'e"s VI ~ "'''''' srtXITy xlNvo
n tv,vlrpy .old Lv n. opa,an,e,s aa
Sr,\try ~ \luNo
.--.--.--
,,r,r, ...u..,.s ....,t.,.,,, u,,l,io ,ocs
IL REAe : with and "''"'"' N''0'e TOPS
PA .N'-''i =" : - ~
,>t,rr ,.,in,, .,d eh,r,y diniu, table,.
uNIACK walnut and cherry stands, Of all
SL'4 - a.,
DED.TE ADS. hiack-vnrul. birch, poplar
hANpi :" ", 49,, - a,,sI, .ol1 bg
STANLEY & NIMNO.
ItARD-TABLE~, o Sar'tg; for sale hY
| STANLEY X SIMMo
(,RII,- and cradles, black vaInatanl cherry
I sold by STANLEY * NINMp.
oLlAl! buttons sleeve bul'on', tom, sue 10. ana
! Buckles, M lnnumerable variety, lor safe
L'Ak DROl'o, cameo, mosaic. goa sl'h@
match pin-, for sale BY ,.,,,,a
- '>i'''' "
VI -IANLLl NiH NV
ophlN" etaH1'@' a'e' w s,r
sold by HiANAI' ~
.,
vi sale by ga NINA Ni.aN''
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STAPLE. GOODS.

lla-ey q every color,
krr-c) sal. Nad',
Blankets iIue and coarse,
Towels and yard Nldc,
Blown domestic . aud yard wide,
Brown prHins,
Sea Island Domestic,
B,aehci do
i'lcached and brown shooting,
Striped howell
Bed ticking,
Nprou cheeks,
Hickory Trlpc-,
-.N lur six .V,FN collar
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Now Grocery store.


JIhNlNG Purchased the aiocs Of Messr-.
IL ~rrAGR 4 SNoEgR, and taken Rae
stand lately occupied by them. hereby an.
nounee 10 the public, That | hage permanently
established myself n business here sud shall
@, = times keep on hand
FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES
And staple Plantation Goods | WiH sci. at
small proat-, sceaflles. Of navigation, aud
Merchants aud others ia the country, may &c
pend on getting supplies at low prices
Mr.. CLINTON. Willard ail gigc close a..
on 10 the sei.ing department, aud vi, be
pleased to meet his old friends.
The low prices at which | sell, compel the
to make my terms strictly cash
G. A. BULkLEN.
.I.iI,,son Feb,nar, n. 1887. T.;
Mashall Republican, clafkss,.le sssndAfa
and Dallas Herald wit copy,
Marshall, Msreh II, 1887. \" 2a--ii
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-09
MASONIC FEMALE IN>TITlTr.

THE undersigned Executive foumittee Of
| the Masonic Female institute, hat, cicc.rd
Nr,. ui,i- smith. # Lagrange, Ga. 10 the
Presidency of ~aid Institution. lie wl.l com
mence u. next Se,s.oa on the Second Monday
in February neat.
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Paper u lang N.Y..
Doors, WINDOW sash and B'is, ,all slaes

Doors, inio@ Nasp ma bNJr, VI. ail sizes
and d description Tor -sae, cheap.
WINDOW GLASS, ste,
5000 boxes Amer Window 1isss, all sizes
400 do English ana French, from ssio
20 aos 80
aOo lights fae Plate Glass,
TAO bxs double thies american, from sx'o
% 1AssJs !,
1890 lghi eolesvA elass
100 Glazier diamonds
800 bundles sazier lins
10 Tons u mite Lead in aato 700 Ia. Kegs;
500 eans,ets aud kes- colDred paints, 10 I
ounce TO loo pound packages,
$500 .bs fine French green, dry a'.l ground
in oil
1000 bis waiting and tsf', white, " slY
oNn manufacture, Ere dt'ea'
PANT Mills Of al stzss, and every article
USUALLY Kept jn a paint, aH ard cutof stoss,
vi. lie found at i tLANNO\~,
An,aly 'sGv os IsnA' - y. pFlvafs
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THE LATEST AH.Rl\ NJ.
NrN goods. New e.ooN>.

Nrw a.OOh.. New e.o0A>!
Store Opposite me Plaaicrs' ufri, Norh
East Corner PabIic Square,
THE undersigned hes received q lare" care.
/ fully selected, and superior assert ncnt 81
Fall and Winter Goods aud Ready made cloth
ing, which ne is selling at
REDtCED PRICES;
ior he is determined TO make rapid sales
The following comprises portion oil ms
stock
DRY coo D,.
Black. grey, aud cadet -atiuets.
Black and fancy casinefes.
Tweed aud Icaas
Plain and PLAID ltnseys and Aerseyr'
White, red, aud yellow flannel.
Printed flannel, for children.
LADIES' cloth. for cluaks.
French and English marine.
Figured and solid muslin de ia'ns'
Figured alpaca.
Bonnet trimmings.
Belt ribbons.
Elastic and patent leather belt
Dress trimmings.
Prints, II great variety
LADIES' gnuuilets.
Ladies' corsets.
4 fin. lot Of waddng.
A number Of ladies' work boxes
Sui.., nausook, and laconet mosilns'
Embroidered and hen. stitched handkcfeh'eis'
Wrouvbt collars and underslee,es 10 match
Wrought collars and und r-lceses, separate
Irish linens various qualities
Linen table cloths, napkins, and towels.
Birr'- eye diaper
Brown linen and Holland
Canton flannel
Bleached shirtings and -heetings
Brown .hrtng- aud sheetings
l.ow~ls aud tieklnys
BIack and colorcd sewing silk.
Ivory horn, and gut,a petcha dressing combs
Shell and gu,,a pcrchs side aud puff combs
SHOES AND BOOTS.
A fine assortment.
PERU merry
A fine 10, OF pcrfumery, all hlnds'
TOBACCO.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
i;s ..as ~ fine and cheap an assortment OF
pseady made clothing aa has been ever brought
10 this market, embracing.
Gep.lem~n's cloth frock coats.
Gentiemeus over coats.
Pants Of all. kinds.
| v~sts Of various styles and fabricks
/ Silk csavata and handkerchief
Buck gloves and gauntets
Men and boys marino half hose
A fine lot Of viol'ns, &c.
Persons who want BARGAINS would do
l~sll to drop In and examine these goods The
Detection IL equal to the hes, IN the mnrSe'
4 l\NBEN.
November, 1897,
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~" w u FVFsFVTT VT RH'H -
Fancy Dress silks.

10 purchasers,
The following IS a portion Of their stock
Fancy Dress silks.
Plain black and Moreantique Silks,
Black dress siik striped aud plain,
Florence do all colors,
Ladies Persian silk Scaff.,
-" thaulle "
SIX poeke, handkerchief, and erayais,
Bonnet aud sash ribbon,
satin aud lusIring "
Velvet d" all width,
SILK fringed dress trimmings,
Morrailque
Ladies' silk and marino vests,
LADIES' black aud pearl six hose
Jaconot and Swiss muslin,
Cheek
bishop and Victoria lawn.
Embroidered aud dotted swiss
Swis, robes for party dfe--,
Jacoue. and Swiss edging and inserting,
bands,
Embroidered wis, and Jsconet collars.
sleeves,
LINEN printed,
E~mbroiiered l. C. bandker1hiel-,
llcms,iichei
IRISH hriu, superiue,
White ffeu, uonnet cord.
All wool and PERSIAN delaac,
Black 'i!s warp aIPacea'
tUlorei
Black aud colored cotton velvet,
Plaid and solid colored ginghams,
French uil calsp,
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laNnrce ser ., l>.S
e. Nhom tnn} concern.
The undersigned citizens OF Lawrence, hay
Inc orn the heather tanned toy The ne" pre-
cess, patented hy Ssmncl W iingrec OF ths
city. unhesitalingly "a, thst It 0, the m"si p'''
able. durable aat best leather Ne have ever
used VI worn.
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Ncrmans, Reeces q Sons, ickcr4ag's,
esl Osborne
lust received, largo stecs &c ihs above
y caior.. 10 cakes sna n Nahcgons aui rove.
wood boxes. wrh lock aud eeg. Also, Ger
man Cclers III cakes and boxes, the a-sort'
meet,
Oh colofs, in tab.--nngi,h aaa American 3
Csneases Tor portraits ia lramss Of $40 10
s2N56,
Canvas in rolls, from 30 10 80 Inches widc !,
-.retcaef- tot vaHsa.s., OF OH s1e-
400 daa fine sable and camel hair pencils {,
90 paint and vatulsh brushes, AL sizes !.
SO packages gold and silver leaf
100 banalaa dnek mriai, waite and yellow /.
TN fol-, IN sheets AND books;
Inse Of al the usual eeloFs.
f..uen ant AtuussAH
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@9USo <sAN S"iFV
Moleshiu hats, latest style,
Cashmere and wool hal-,
Beaver hats,
Cloth. Plush and D,uzrA cnps,
Velvet and peier-ehauc caps.
Cv.NV MN
Ncus iiuc black cloth coats
" Cashmere sud tweed coats,
a." Jlo,h aud rilot-eioth over coats,
Satiluet and Jeans coats.
Blanket coats,
tine sam vests,
CASHMERE and sin vests,
-ik velvet aud black cloth vests,
" black cassimefc pants,
" cOlofod do
linen bosom shirts,
" me,ino and sls do,
dr4sCrs,
Bro drill drawers,
Boy clothing of every description,
SADDLERI.
Mems saddles, Spanish AID Americ-n,
Ladies saddles,
Yngpy aud wagon harness,
Wagon aud ploH brides,
Fine rding brides and mar,ingales,
Wur-,,d and cotton gi'lhs and eifsingles.
Leather and rope hal,crs,
Horse aud mule collars,
Buggy aud carriage reins.
Straps aud strip feathers,
Birdie bills AMI spurs,
Saddle and catpel bagst
Trunks ard vAlises.
Wood ware.
n - A L Il l,.-l.fs
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DLACk walnut and chrrry dining tahle',
ID for sale hy STANLEY * NIMAO.
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1 IL JEWTLRY sold by u. guaranteed as
~ represented, il not, the money refunded
STANLEY * NlNMD.
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DEDsTEAp- hiack-vnlru,. hiceh' p"pl"r
ID and mahogany of all kinds, Tor .a.r by
STANLEY & NlNMn.
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JENKINS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN TEAS ONLY,


YvEE new crop Of Tea is now arriving.
= and selling much below The high rates
Of the past year; the present therefore
opens with the pleasing prospect u our
again being able 10 furnish % good On asti
Gle for the price. a. formerly. We also take
pleasure in announcing that We have con-
cIudcd ~ extend the time ON small hills,
heretofore sold on two aud three months. 10
three and four months credit.
Thousands u Grcccss and general Store
keepers now sell Teas ia our Metallic Pack
sgcs, aud the number Is constantly iucscas-
ing. notwithstanding the strung prejudice
that once existed sgainsl teas PCT ~ % lltis
c0nrc0icas tDSm. This uuexsInpIcd success
- tlsc legitimate result of q business uni
fosmIy dvnc. for long term Of years upon
just and fair principles, and especially with
IN eye u that wholesome ono Of "SHALL
pncFIIs AND Qu:cK RETvEss.~
Teas icing . pcsishsbls article, dealers
ere rsco@sBeadedt ~ order small and iscquoat
biIls.
Those who still prefer the old way; are
furnished with teas In the original half
chests. at three cents per n. lcss than la
Metallic pscksgcs.
q. ID. Uusl5utl ~ no longer in our employ
Is Trssclsns Agcnt-his place being cup
riicd BY another. JENKINS e. ".
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CroLEH from the subscriber, living three
- miles cast Of LcnvcuwUrtb, In Crawford
county. Ind. on the night u the 2Slh o.
April, 1858,
Ono dark Iron Grey horse,
three years old, and sbout la hands high,
both hind feet and uasc fwc foot white, soa,c
white at0vo tho LETT eye, dark name and
tail, with some grey mixed; : fresh horse
bite ON the Icft hip. Liberal reward will be
paid Tor delivery Of horse Or thief 10 me AZ
LcavcnworIh, OF for information 90 that I
can ret him.
may 7-Ow. ]. p. SEER.
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Edited BY II. 8. ARTHUR and VIRGINIA
=. TowEsEsD. For choice snd elegant iii.
ersturc, high moral tone, peculiar adaptation
10 The home circles Of our iard. freshness,
originality and chespness, .(his Magazine is
acknowledged. on all hands. u b. witl,out !
rival II IL equal In the beauty OF il w.
Biography aud the richness OF It's cmbcIlish.
ments 10 the most ambitious and dearest u
our Magazines, while IL claims 70 lead sll Of
them in many essential fcsturcys For cor
scctncss snd exquisite beauty, its colorcd
steel fashion plates were unFivslled in 1857.
They viii maintain this superiority in 1858
Volume xI began in January.
TERMs- - year Ia advance Four CO.
pos toT 70; twelve copies for SIS, and one
extra 70 the gctter up Of tho club.
OF Specimens scat free To all who wish
70 subscribe o. 70 make up clubs. Address
Y: y. Arthur & Co., lO3, WALNUT street.
Philadelphia.
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Ma1s@Ss& usneusse
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
vUVO all persons afflicted with Sexual Dis.
= cascs. such as Spcrmsturrhoes ., Seminal
Weakness, Impotence. Gonorrbsra, Giccl,
Syphilis. the vice u Onauisn,. o. Sell
Abuse. &c. &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
In view of the awful destruction Of human
Tito. CAUSED by sexual diseases. and tho DC.
cepiions practiccd upon tho unfortunate vic.
Tins VI such Diseases by Qnacks. have di
rcct,d their Consulting Surgeon, No chsri
table act. worthy Of their name, 10 rive
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS. % all persona thus
afflicted. who apply BY letter, with dcscr y
tDn u their condition, (u.c, occupation,
habits VI life. Wc..) aud IN case ol extreme
poverty and suffering, 10 FURNISH
MEDICINES faEE OF CHARGE
QTThc Howard Association 10 bcnev.
olcnt Institution, established by special en-.
dowmeni. for The relief Of the sick aud Jio.
scsscd, afflicted with viruicnt aud Epidemic
Diseases. u has now 4 surplus of means
which the Directors have voted TO cxpcuJ
IN advertising the above notice. Ilis need.
less 10 add that the association comsmunds
the highest medical skin VI Tie age, and
will furnish the most approved modcrn treat.
mcnt.
Just published BY The association Report
on Superintendent OF Seminal Weak ncss.
the vice Of Ona.ism. Msslurbaii"D or Sch
Abuse, and other Diseases VI Tie Sexual
Organs. by The Consulting Surgeon, which.
will be sent by mail in sealed envelope. }
FREE or CHARGE. ON the receipt Of Twu
STAMPS for passage.
HJAddress, DIX. Geo. r. CALHouH.
Consulting Surgeon. Howard A .sociativn
No = South Ninth street Ph,ladrlph,a.
by order Of Directors,
EZRA u. lIEAErwfLL, President.
Gko FAircHILD Secretary.
-
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CORNER OF NEWTON AND HAErnon Sis !.
JASPER, INDIANA,
rs stilI a his old homc, md always ready
! ~ attend those Who may waLt his ser
viccs, mud render tlcm 70 the utmost Of
bis ability.
TO nssy Of his patrons no would cay
Friends. don't forget The DOLLAR. II a
served you In sickness and adversely. please
rcncmbcr me In your health aud prosperity.
IN the dollar u no, OH hand viii take hogs
Nv asttls ON account
March y. 1855 R.M WILLIAM
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cofrcc, and satisfactory record VI The cur.
rent literature q the day. thrcughcu, the
world. than can be possibly obtained from
any other source.
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Books and Maps, Of all Kinds, at Pub
fishers Prices, 70 be accompanied will
500 90 Gifts,
Worth from 70 cents 70 $500 each;
CONSISTING ~
Gold and Silver Watches, Gold 1.ockcie
Cold Chnirs, Cameo Pins and DROPS,
Gold Bracelets, Gold Pencils. Sew
ing Bride; IN short. yrweify
0tcvtry description; Ret
iculcs. ladies Purscs,
Por'monaies, &c.
$50 worth OF Gifts distributed With ever,
GOO Books.
4 GtFr will DC delivered with ever,
~ book cold Tor One DoIar or more
Allhs xgh no hook W article viii be sold
ivr more than tho usual retail price, man,
will be sold for less. Pcracus wishing an,
pnriiruisr book. can order al once nmi il
will be forwarded with q Gin. Psisons
ordering bok5 With tilis, should ior~ ard
WY u'hount ~ pootIrcs nS u must invafi
ab'y tc paid IN rJvunc.. The average POS,
sgc Tor u aud SIs.5 books 10 10 els and
lvf 5 SO mud :,s.uU books ~ ccn,s.
isDuclnEnTs 70 CLUES IND AGENTS:
A BOOK and GIFT without money
Any pcrson, by Forwarding m order 10,
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~ extra book and Gift with every Ten
Books ~ be sent Ia one address.
This method Of forming clubs saves post
'gc, as The package goes by Esprsss.
Full Information respecting THE Crca,l
iii Enterprise, together with a rvmplcir
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'ur Catalogue, WHICH ID cent poet paid 10
my address on application.
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: y young men can lind immediate employ
mcnt, BY which they can easily make 5000
or $1,000 year, 10 act as agents for several
new and popular works. just published. cx
rlusivcly for agcnts. aud not Tor sale IL
book stores.
We have good number Of agents en-.
ploycd, many VI whom nre making from.
fifteen 10 twenty dollars week. Those
who wish 20 engage in this pleasant and
profitable business will, for particulars, rc.
quisiles, &c address
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Publishers nnd Wholesale Booksellers.
Sandusky City, OHIO.
Editors Of newspapers. by giving tho above
and following three insertions, andDruiliuu
attention 10 Il, and sending copy contain
ing i. will receive any three Of The following
works:
Life q Josephine BY Ilsadiy 81 e5l
lite II Lafayette 25l
Lie Of NspoleoW n 90
Wild Scenes of q Hunters Life rs
Life ~ Mary 4 Martha Washington O0l
Odd Fellows Anuict Oul
Any person wishing any u The above
books can have them sent BY m,iI, free u
postage, oa receipt of The sboyc retail price
Address no above.
April .. 1853.
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