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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-06
: G5-ALMosT EVERYBODY HAS HEARD
a Al A NN,C lIIE A A 49,

OF MANN'S iAGUE BALSAM M-The atten-
ton of our numerous .eaders is directed to the
advertisement found in another column of this
paper, Of The high estimation that is placed
upon this, the greatest Remedy known to mod
ern science We have never known any other
medicine win as lsrgea share Of public conf
deIce in SO short time as this has done, if we
may be allowed to jndve from what we read
but this should be sufficient particularly when
we see such estimonials coming from men of
undoubted veracity, from all parts of the coun-
try. Tnere can be no doubt but that it is one
of the greatest discoveries in the medical world
and deserves the approbaiion and esteem Of our
readers and the public. Sold BY all good vrng-
gistss
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-06

HThe disease commonly known as
the "Milk Sickness" prevails to consid-
cradle extent in some parts Of Champaign
Couuty- sossys brother Saxton Of the
"Citizsn."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-06

. A splendid article Of Linen Lace and
"A edgings also Jackonet and Cambria
Edging and Insertions. Also good as
sortment of Ladies Collars. Misses and
boys Collars and undersleves DC. at
the sf
One Price Ready Pay Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-06
And the various affections consequent upon {
disordered

And the various affections consequent upon a
dsordered
STOMACH OR LIVER
Such as Indigestion, Accidity ofthe stomach
Colicky Pains Heartlurn, Loss of appetite,
Dependency, Costiyeness, Blind aud Bleed.
ing piles. In all nervous, Rheumatic aud
Neuralgia Affections, it has in numerous in
stances proved highly beneficial and in others
effected a decided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound, pre-
pared on strictly scientific principles, after
the manner of the celebrated Holland Profess
sor, Boerhave Because of its great success
in most of the European States, its introduc-
ton into the United States was intended more
specially for those of our fatherland scattered
he,e and there over the face of this mighty
country. Meeting with great success among
them, now offer it to the American public
knowing that its truly wonderful medical vir-
tues must be acknowledge.
tits particularly recommended to those per-
sons whose constitutions may have been i'm
paired by the continuous use of ardent spirits,
or other forms of dissipation Generally in
stantaneous in effect, it finds its way directly
to the seat of life, thrilling and qnickening
every nerve, raising up the dropping spirit,
and, in fact, infusing new health and vigor in
thn stem.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-06

The great popularity of this delightful Aro-
ma has induced many immitations, which the
public should guard against purchasing. Be
not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Boerhaye's Holland Bitters a fair
trial. One bottle will convince you how inf
nitely superior it is to all these limitations.
U-Sold at S 90 per bottle, or six bottles for
&E M hu th,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-06

. i y +
I@A correspondents Of the National
intelligencer gives the following recipe
for the cure ofct olera-infantum, cholera,
diarrhoea, coic, and all diseases Of the
alimsntary organs generated in the sum-
nner season, which he says, never fails. !"
H. is simply this /:
o.. pulverized cloves.
1 o.. pulverized cinnamon.
o.. Pulverized gum guiacum.
Mix with one pint Of old and pure whis-
key-so be well shaken before taken.-
Dose for an adult, one half Of a wine
glass Or alarge tablespoonful, filed with
water; for . child prcpor:ionslly.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-18

a EGENGEE THE BUEWARZ 0F PG}BBll !22IIE3SSlE"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-29

otl. Nasv .. 4. aavNHA
MCKAY & HAYNES, .inor.&ts und C.ss-
vi .ciios at Laa, Marshall, TtAss, viii sivv
prompt attention 10 VII bushes. entrusted " AA1v
care
huy- oficc Eas, .! ti;e public square In lie
building formerly occupied by 7 Perry, Esq,
Nov. 81. 81 I3-y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-29
Oct 10th, 1888.
SUPPLEMENTAL AWARD

WHEREAS, the award of tins Committee,
rendered on the 10Th inst, settling Ger.
tain points of difference between the Old
and the New southern Pacific Railroad
Companies, was, after its rendition cN-
amined, approved and signed 10y each Of
the contracting parties, through their re-
spcctivc Presidents Therefore, hc it
Res1rti, That we hold each party in
law and honor bound to 4 fall, complete,
and faithful observance of the terms and
conditions of said award in its whole
spirit, meaning, and intention
Rsso,ea, That es far a. IN us lies, We
pledge ourselves, and all the influence
we can command To each of the contract
ing parties aforesaid, and to the country
At large. that each If said contracting
parties shall and will observe towards
the other the terms, conditions and sup-
ulations of said award in it's just and
true spirit and meaning to It's full tx.
tent.
Done at Committee Rooms in Marshall,
Texas, October I2d, 1888
e. G. Gareo,
J. MARSHALL,
j. N. WosKox,
H. L. PERRY
BESJAMlS Lose
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TAKE MOTTO y.
40I,IID40 orr AT 0o9V

4 $ design closing my business and removing
"A from Marshall on the lat Of January Is,s,
o.F,r for sae all Of my GOODS IN STORE
CONSULTING Of Clothing, Cassimers in the Cloth,
aud Furnishing Goods on the most favorable terms
tina, similar articles have ever been offered in
Marshall. l AN determined to close out, and
.ha,cvcr may remain on hand the 18th Of DE-
ccmbcr next will be disposed OF at Auction; the
sale to be continued from day to day until every
thing Is sold. -
also OR for sale my RESIDENCE--onc
Of the most desirable in the place. !, Is newly
and neatly finished inside, equal to what may bc
found in ihe city cont~int three rooms, front
and back gallery In the yard thcrc is nea,
othcc, we'll httcd up. which have ns.Sl as dining
room. There is also kitchen, with two largr
rooms, and . good smoke house
will also scll oil Of my FURNITURE, which
4 Of cxcr,lcn, quality, ~ thosc DESIRING to par.
chase may sc by calling on INC.
Pay Up!
A am going away, and need all the money
owing ~, sho9 indebted will please pay ur with.
out iurthrr notice or delay.
y. JACOBS
Marshall, Oct. 20. 1853. ST.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-29
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.

YNIiE CITIZENS OF JEFFERSON and
j surrounding country arc respectfully informed
that Dr. A. NJ. Walker has located IN that
place, whsrc Inc will practice upon the HYDRO.
ECi.ECTIt PNIN cIPi.E. using principally
the Botanic or Vegetable Neirirs in the treat
mint Of Acute diseases, and Naiurc's Grcst Gu
ru,i,c Agent, WATER. in Chron,c DISEASES;
particularly in rheumatism. Nervous Affections.
spinal Di~a~ss py-i~psie Lang Diseases scroI-
uia, Female biss-ssa, and indeed almps, every
form Of disease Water properly administered Ia
al infaliiblc remedy l,r Chronic Diarrhoa Par
ticular attention given TO Ulcers on the Lsg and
Narieuse ems, viTuoUr CONFINEMENT. Also.
10 Canccrous Affection. lie can be found ut
the City Hotel, Jei'crson, a. al LINES. when not
Professionally absent.
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THIS srArr os ftsAs 49, County Of Harrison


tbs STATE ov TesAs-- County Of Harrison.
10 the Sheriff IF sad County, Greeting.
WHEREAS, Lafayette Russell Admini.tra.
W Tor or the Estate Of Mary Boyd together
with Adranna PHtillo. wife 81 B W pa,iIlo,
Ann Lcte and husband William A. I.cte. and
II. W. Patillo. Guardian of the persons and
estates Of iIor,io q. Pugh and WIN, l.. Pueh,
MINOR, have filed their application in my Office,
praying ior partition and distribution Of the estate
Of Mary Boyd. deceased; all of whom are rtsi.
dents Of tins county and they further represent
that David " lloyd, late husband OF said ,l.rc,icn
about the 25h day Of February. ! $50, separated
from and abandoned the said Mary Boyd, de
ceased, and h,l- gone 10 parts unknown to
petitioner
You arr. therefore, commanded to summon Da-
vid W Boyd and all other persons interested in
said estate by publication, as the las requires 10
the Texas Republican, newspaper published in
the town Of Marshall, county aforesaid to be and
appear at the next regular November Term OF
the County Court, pertaining to estates of de
ceased persons, etc, to be held at the Courthouse
Of sad county in the town OF Marshall on the
last Monday in said month then and there to
show cause il any they have, why such partition
and distribution shall no, be had Herein fail
not and make your r,,urn according to law.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office, the
9Th day OF october, 1888.
+. {. BEAZLEY. Clerk
Issued 9th October, l-hs.
T.. G. BEAngy, Clerk
Received in oalce 2-,h October. ! SOS and exc.
cuicd same day by handing the editor Of the
Texas Republican certified copy Of the within
wri, for publication
A. W. CRAWFORD, sheriff
October 20. 1898. sat
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Aasnlmlst ratorss NotiCe.

Tue STATE OF TsxAs,
Cosnty Of Harrison;
NOTICE il hereby given. that ". G.
~ Swanson, Administrator de bo~u non, II
The estate u Peter Swanson. dees~sei has hled
hn accounts and vouchers with said ssta,e
for settlement, and that they will BE- opened
Il The next term oG thc County Court to he hcli
N and f< aid county Of Harrison State Of
fc1aa, % the las. Monday in November, 1883
being tie 29th day thertof, for consideration
and allowance, when and where all persons inter
esscd may attend and contest then, il they sc
proper. ny order u eaid Court.
T.. G. nv ALLEY. Clerk
October %, 1855 80
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r. u I]YD.59Ss


'INIIE subscriber has Just received and opened
L the best selected stock Of
IA&1 4 VVU1xRA GOODS
he has ever before offered to the public lis
assortment Of Ladies' Dress Goods.
CLoAKS. sHAWLS mud IIATs, he think
cannot be surpassed in this market. The fellow
ing comprises portion OF his stock
French and English Merino;
Mou-lin dc LANES, lall wool figured and plain;
Figured Cashncres &" q"
F" Cashmere Robs ia rAi1,. & tosnccd.
Mousn DE- LANES tunion,l printed aud plaid
Figured Cashmere chaHls
Black GrOs de Rhine silk,
Figured Black
Marcelinc abd Flor;lcc Silk
Cloth Cloahs, d large assortment
White and Fancy Talma.i
Worsted Nctorlntsi
Fancy Hoods.
Chenille Head Drcsscs;
Black Elastic and Fancy silk Belts
Embroidered Skirts;
White and eoIorcd Spring skirts
lace Eugene
Opera, Crimca and Printed Flannel
White. Shaker and Salisbury
Blue, Green, Red and yellow
Swiss and Embroidered Jaco0e, Collars.
Pigue Collars;
Swiss Collars and Sleeves In sets iafs, assot Il
Ladies /. C.. T. Is and Eulbd lldks;
Corsc,s cur', and l..ss''ls
Linen Cambria and Lawns;
Irish l.incns.
White and Black lllusior
White and Fink farlcton;
India Null, Nansook and Ss4-s Muslin.
Black silk Velvet;
Black Cotton
Green. Blue aud Blown l1aivge
White Marseill,s;
Black SILK and Thread lsrc;
Black. coored aud Fancy Fring-,
Mar.illc, Flush aud Biz Waterd Trimmings;
Satin 1uncia, Hat and Velvet Ribbons;
,Ie, and six Dr,ss Button-;
English aud A mcrican Print;
Tweed. Satinets Kentucky Jeans. CassiacIs,
kcf-cys, Plain and Plaid Lnscys;
Blankets white green rcd and grey;
Bleached and Brown Shectinps and Shir,ings;
Blcachcd >hec,incs 1914, la:
Pillow Casing 81;
Together with general assortment Of sarh
,th.r good as he has hcrctoior. kept
r. 4 HYDE.
Marshall October s, 1850
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FRENCH. ENGLISH 4 SPANISH
CARD.

DROr BERN ARD. lately from Shreveport,
i La. respectfully os'-s his services to the ci,-
acn. OF Marshall as an Instructor In the above
Languages also, in Mathematics. feumanship
Book Keeping single and double entry Com
merei..l Arithmetic. Sc
TtNaSt
For Lade- and Gentlemen, taught at their
own houses, five lcss0ns week Of
hear each, per month ......... $40 %
Evening >ohohds, five or sN gcntcu'vii
in class pr month, invariably 10
advance ...-........ : %
ar Please apply at the Professor, rooms.
Public square over Mr. Euscrs residence
Oct : 90 SIT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-29

When the young the beautiful. the too ,eniei'y be
loved are stricken d,wn With Disease q" in life earl,
dream; when IN. angel Of Death claims II as the
tenant OF an early grave the aflietau 81 the heart
poignant and nothing Il seen az felt bat one vast
sepalchrr Of de.olatton and despair On sic other
hand with what fclricing myriad, Of human h,'ngs
hail the advent Of \ balm Tor human woe la Wood
man'. Cherry fxpcctant the brgh. angel OF Hnpr
sound, the gf,d tlugs aud says Daughter. o, sdn,
b. h-Aled" There !. no remedy under the which
pos.c.,c. III, curative properties Of Woodnans Cher
" EIpcctoIant. Fur sale by
an A. :. JOHN son Marshall Texas.
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~ esooed part shall succeed 70 oil their
r,rbts and privileges. And the under.
signed. regarding the assets or property
~ such . corporation ~ trust estate.
cauitably liable in whatsoever hands il
NAV be for al, the just and bona Eds debts,
created for It's benefit, alike without dis.
elimination, doth award and determine
that in case Of = forfeiture Of the rights
Of the parties Of the FIRST ~ aforesaid,
then and in that case the said party Of
the second shall pay and satisfy all the
lust and bona Hde debts Of right due and
owing on account of said Southern Paci-
fc Railroad Company, in three equal pay
mcnts. at three five and seven months
from such forfeiture, such debts to be
examined aud approved by the under.
signed.
The Undersigned being fully authorized
thereto by the parties aforesaid, doth
award, order and determine that all the
stock claimed, held or owned in tue Com.
pauy Of the party Of the first part. and
each and every member thereof, be trans.
mittcd to the oitlcc Of said Company, at
Marshall, Harrison county, Texas, within
six months from this date, II is further
ordered and determined. that in default
hereof the said stock be held and consid.
cred barred and forever forfeited.
That all stock surrendered and trans.
ui,,ed "A, herein provided and approycd
a. bona 6de stock shall be entered upon
the books Of the Company 10 the credit
# the owner. and a reissue made and
returned To the same in lieu Of the stock
now outstanding.
~ fnrfhef Awarded. That so soon AS
the said stock to be returned shall be cx-
ahmed and approved AZ hcrcinbcforc
PROVIDED 'n"t meeting o' sucn STOCK
ho'ucrS oe nc'u 'or Ieo' R""'~"''o" an"
transaction o' business ., Tue company.
IL" 1'f"', ""e'""' '""' o" '',e "n"'
payment as heretofore p'o.'ac" oy inc
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MARSHALL lfAAs, tCt. II, lS3r.
4 GENERAL MEETING Of the Stock
y holders of the Company will I've held at
Louisville. Kentucky, on ThWrsdWy, the
25th day Of Nov cnsbcr NeNt. \ meet
ing Of the Directors Of the Company viii also be
held al the same time and place. Business Of
importance will bc transacted by both Stock
holders and Directors.
4 compromise has been made with the New
tumpany II claims TO bc composed of crcdl-
tors, holding against the old Company demands
tor the sum OF about 49,, 600 The terms of
the compromise requires the payment of this
Indebtedness in three equal insaimentS at three
five ard seven aou'hs IN cash or approved ncgo-
table paper !, is desirable to promptly extin-
rlish This indebtedness that we may come into
possession Of the Road and property OF the Com.
pany, and promptly proceed with the conslruc-
ton of the road--'he means to construct the next
twenty-five rilrs being IN the Treasury OF Texas
If the debts be paid OIL relieving ~" comran,
Of It's pocuuiars dl>.ibilitie-t and N" ability 90
pror,sI with TIN road he .hewn, ra ,cars need
he entertained OF the hostility Of Texas. or Of lle
guardians Of her prosperity her public policy.
and her good faith and honof--yoa, OF her libcr.
ality ia the future. us in the past, towards this
great enterprise II being the base line OF The vast
railway system Of the United State.
The Stockholders are called together TO elect
SYN directory, and 10 act upon all and every
subject which they may riel,'ally consider
itrTllA FUWLkES, President.
Oct %. 1888.
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Ready Ms,le Clothing for Men AMI Bows
baddies Mems, Boys. and Ladies', sp.ui.h
Englslt and American
Buggy, Carriage. aud Wagon Harness, Bri-
dies, Collars, Martingals~, etc
Crcckcry. Glass, aud Tin Ware Of every he.
scrip.ion
~ A Large Lot Of BONNETS and LA
DIS ClDAkS.
Marshall. DC. 20, bs. "
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CHARLES DEC kERT,
r. sh; ora bile Doos aaA Nhoenake s,
lSonih IVES, es-~-r q the public X

lSonih w~st ee-~-r q the nahh, ssaasv1
l. EErs ccn--sstly on hand ls,x. aasernsst
IN II Ladies md censtmsAs boot and xLa~
Il his own nisnsssc'u.c also guad supply q
sole sri sfrs less-, fss sale.
From his long experience and clore attsnticG
70 .he business, b. hols~ TO have continuance
Of that patronage her.'ciorc ~ lilstally bestowed
on him. Al orlrs promptly sstsn<kd 70. ~
work warranted
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Sept. "a, 1858.
SELLING OFF, At COST FOR
e. III

HAVING purchased the entire interest Of
i / Goods heretofore owned by HAYNES 4
HARRIS, | viii. sell the same at COST hy
CASH, Our old customers, who have hccu
prompt, and such Us know to be promp, and re-
spcnsiblc, can have goods on the usual f'erms ai
reduced prices,
NV stock is large, new, ard well selected
comprising Staple and Fancy Dry Cod, Bcots,
Shoes, Hats and CAPS. Hardware us,eens~sr'
Glass, and other items too numerous TO urnston.
Ill ii which are going At y sacrifS'r.
Thosc indebted to Haynes 4 Harris for 1886
and 81 BY note or account, arr invited to settle
up. - will mol suik,r my business TO rca'ain I'M
settled much longer.
n RI HAYNES
Msrsh,Il TEXAS. AUG &c - 1lf
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some Eve wears since bcca"'e -':Heie Hcfn
Rheumatism irou; which ta'g I'll 81 ms limbs
were rackol wilt pains q tbs inqGi-'io'i- -af'r.
ing Al 'nes 50 that aas net nhie 20 turn ever in
hQ. and al C'sc.s rot abe 50 'a' ~ my clothes
cmwyc@ Il,siCfahs and Hsed The ttvorite nos
trims Wifalt H'scf aai q h.s, rosof,, having
aa opportunity placed mya.li under the treat.
ulcn; II nr n alher, rha practices the Water
Cisc" systcn, AID by BIS Jadieiotss ad,icc have
bccn cuiin.1 relieved eau a..urc al ,Aosc who
an ~ c,rI vi;h the above disease. oF may other
,hni j, chr,ble that rlici can bc lad hy jalh
clois course Of water trcatmgnt | know sh!s
f-o'h experience and observation.
BlacAhaNk Mis- JonN VI tirL
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CASE ny INSANITY

Liza swan, rifi q name bceame perfectly
insane IN tine month OF MAY ls51. hal TO canhne
her 10 chains Employed Tie mineral physicians
aud used various Botanic remedies without iui.
proving h,t rclpi,lon in the least '''eg wrote
10 jackson - know = | could a. To Ia the 7sy-
lam. but eva rot sncp.'d ,ter applied - br.
Walkcr who uado IL Yield unslcg water Treatment,
in q short time The eject. u tie vfer ~c-e
mo4t astonishing She. Is aos well and doing
spoi ~'fficc. Jas CnatsN
shoagulo Miss. april s. 1855
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DENTISTRY.

rEoRuk b. SLAUGHTER, DENTIST.
" Marshall. Texas. viii aiiens. to all calls in
the eolHgf; without extra charge, -
unlcss Disappointed IN business 0YylI
My Prices II, no hiss than hcrcto- 4111y
d.rc 1hosa wishing their work a, private houAs
N lowns, viii please cal on some ono els. ~
will rot DO that sog: Of practice, only in ex'caDs
eases.
all. leN with Rene Fitzpatrick, u Marshal,
will m'd with ptoml, attention.
March u. IS Ne 3o-u
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Aew 4 Advertisements.
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

TLNN ] u
"A THE UNDERSIGNED will sell his
MI place situated abou, -. miles son,lls,a',
NJ Of Marshall, containing five hurd'ci and
Il. acres two hundred Of which is in high state
Il cultivation; go-l srccs, and pretty fair ln''
,rovemcnts Railroad drafts, cash or negotiable
aer taken in payment. Apply TO
C. r. HYNsON.
Oct 80, 1888. gu
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Auction sale,

I WILL SELL AZ Auction every Saturday and
/ at nights, COED Assortment, Of Dry Hc,sis,
Boots, Sbo~. Hats, and ls.vs.ly Made Clothing,
also fs1ac-s a~i nroccries, Co...c and sci bar.
s-sins
g. SCHWARTZ.
Jane | 2, lass No4l-tf
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'1>lIE OFFICE Of this company K held at the
/ corner Of Aussin and Bolivar streets in the
city Il Marshall, Texas. All persons havin,.
business, viii find the Office olen fiea . a =, 10
1 ?. v. daily.
JErTHA FOWLkEs. rnst
y G. Wurrn Secretary
June II. 1883 az Il
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Alfred Mumv~c 4 V".'.

oNr PRICE SLUllilSG STORE
No. ~ harasiae Aifnsi, .Nsm Dr.anf
CONSTANTLY cr hf.,-i the largest assert;
\ men, II ~casouahlc Clothing, al crv'y d.
scrivtsor. fr- Mc, ard Boys, ,o he tasrrl ia New
Orleans all of which will b. sold a. f'ie lowest
prices M rtsH IT retail. ~ wholesale.
August 90 81 sl-ly
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VI AK>llALL MASONIC FEMALE
lNSTITl TIE.

'TilE SUBS CElBER takes this method to
/ announce 10 the citizens Of Marshall anu thu
community ut large that he has arrived and Will
open the exercises Of The Institute On MONDAY
NtNr. tine 4th Of October The Literary lie
paf'mcni will b. supplied with one or hrD add.
.ioial Instructors, who are now here rs the eSi.
goucies a the Institution shall demand Mr.
CHASE, with for many s2ai, has occupied "a
Distinguished raek rs Music Preacher Is en-
earta. a,.I T. expected 20 arrive in how day.
The celebrity OF Mr.. Chase ia d,l,rcu, parts Of
the thtcd States, as d Teacher Of Music ailords
the highest guarantee that that department. will
be most ably Gllcd lhc subscriber folici,At,s
himself upon the acquisition OF so emincu, . Pro
lessor in that department
OTIS SMITH,
President NJ / Institute.
Mlr.nnn oct | s. A-lt
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'rll l. saiscsib'r thsnAssl for the liberal patron
! a-,c h. has hiiher'r reccis.d. respectfully IN.
forms his fr,ensis ard the public TIM, he has Just
received lot d lin and Shoe, iron, AIN. Is nov
prepared TO do ANY work in biz line, nj short NO
tic,, that r'ay be ,leuianj1d Ia future he viii
10 business strictly on the cash prineiIt,. ~ X
tsnrsf afford to work longer on a cr,slil
lie bcrss to receive liberal ,atronsee.
j. u. VAN HOOK.
n4~ Cotton Brands Ia, to order "a
January 2. So ?:-v
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IMPORTANT.

I WILL PAY liberal Gosh prices FOR all Mi
] nsrchan,ablc, and heavy hccf cattle, delivered
10 ie Al .leikrson, reNas during the months Of
November, December. and January ei~u,nc.
J am prvpar,l 10 receive, slaughter and pack
from fcrl,-6se TO fhy head PER .las.
II. n ~ ACk
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G.. T., llNNNDN.

IiE\ ER.ti dealer in DRY GOODS, Boa.c.
u Shoes Clothing Hats Croekcry and yssr3
wluc, sc Fast side Public Square. ~ ~ Old
Stand 70 { T.. liyn~ou / Co, opposite the Al
KING iiogsc
Nassau. Juls 90, si- No IS II
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Il. F. YOUNG

HAS resumed the rrrc',-e q medicine Acsia,
III and sill g,. SPECIAL attention TO surgery.
vruer,ad d-sslss, ami diseases OF the eye. WIZ
also take di.,A>sd negroes at bis house, ALL ,rSst
them on reasonable terms
Sept a., l-5o MI
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noCro1S \. 5. ( r. L, ~ JOllNSON
~ have associated sA,.-.il,Cs in lie practice
Of n l.iirihe
HoT oilcc over their Drag S,ors. ~vs side II
the Public -qnalc.