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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-15

March 20, ls5s.-~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-29
1T LOOKS WELL

Yes, ~, looks well" to sec that hon
est mechanic toiling hard from day to day
10 support his little family, who are dc
pendant upon him alone for their daily
bread. He cares for that little household
they constitute all his worldly wealth
and the thought Of their comfort and
happiness gives strength 10 his arm, and
energy to his efforts Verify, he is con
tented and happy man
cit looks well . to see that Young man
dcvuling the vieer and strength Of his
hoyhood AMI youth 10 the sustcnance Of
q widowed mother; she blesscs the day
that gave Him birth, aud angels look
down upon him with interest while the
spiri, Of saincd father shall guard him
from the snarcs Of corrupt world and
safely conduct hm to the reward pf the
faithful.
1T looks well" to sec that fair, devoted
daughter using all her energies to aid her
hrokcndnwn parents Az the sun If thor
earthly life is about 10 set forever She
has shared with them golden days Of
prosperity. bn, now they have fled, and
and the stern realilicsoi life must hc met
She meets them with a stout heart, and
thanks heaven for the assurance, as thy
day so shall thy strength be.
I'll looks we'll" 10 see those gentle
little boys step quietly aside as the slvc.
~ haired old man Of three score years
and ten. comes lettering along the pave.
inen,. They feel a reverence for his hoa.
~ hairs. and would smooth his rough
pathway 10 the dark hournc to which
he is go fast fastening. Who viii not
say ms assnnHg ioots wW
II hooks well, 10 see tina. tender,
faithful mother quietly moving about
within The sacred circle Of home within
call Of helpless childhood happier. lar.
in the love of those dear ones whom God
has given her, than with the admiration
Of the gay, fashionable thrpng who wait
q do her reverence happier far, listen.
ing 70 music of their young Voices, than
tic hewitching notes Of the viol and harp.
:" II looks well" 10 sec that gentle, lov.
ing wife. faithfully performing her part
ii the everyday drama Of homc.liv
keeping ia harmonious motion all the com
plicatei machinery 81 kitchen, parlor and
nursery and daring TO he nniasfonallc
enough to loyc her husband quite as well
~ on the wedding.day. although many
happy years may have rolied their round
since the priesi's blessing icil On her
maiden car.
1t hooks well' TO see him who has Ia
ken the sacred name Of husband, ever
kind and al1i.clionalc, To- that trusting
wife, whom he has sworn to love and
cherish ut looks wel' 10 see him bend
his steps honoward al the close Of each
tui!soine day--estecmin this ~ his earth.
~ sanctuary Ills refuge from the vexa.
tiutss world.
III looks Well ia see freud stand
faithful b. fricud--,o turn deaf ear to
tkc poisonous breath Of scandal 10 keep
sijcncc, except where words of common
1da4jon mny le used, aud 10 have a ready
hard aud strong arin 10 iti up and en-
courage : fallen brother cit looks wel'
u sco : - independent enough b. do
right in,fes al circumstances and cour-
aoIuaup tsnmBh To do bis duty, without,
evrr sfuppler h ask what will the
world say WI, viii aet respond Z" Il
lt-sks w.ll r.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-29
Texas Almanac for 1850,

OWING annual statistics OF the State am
" the progress of improvements in Agrcu,
turc Commerce, and Manufactures; the pcrra-
Of population wealth and revenue Of churehc,
schools charitable Institutions &c. Lands pater
ted and unpa,cntcd statistics and description d.
all the counties, ouslomhouscs, lighthouses fori
fca,ions military posts railroads, river improve.
mcnts. SC. Sc Lives of distinguished TcNian.
history Of Texas continued annually, and d..
signed to cmhody many original document. AMI
important historical facts. furnished by living
WITNESSES, never before published The map thai
will accompany our Almanac for 1889 -ill b.
foar times The size Of our last II viii outhrao
al the counties in the state railroads, town
rivers creeks and many improvements On ,h,
last map.
TrRNs- iimGncc rih Map. Single eopi,.
30 cent? per dozen, less than 30 &. 20; so CO
pie, Al : 80; 100 copies. s3l. fhaanao onig
single copy - cents PER DOZEN, lcss than 50
e. 80, 30 copies $40 100 copies, sls. My
o,,ig. Single copies, ~ cents per dozen, ~
Ices than 30, e 49, 80 copies, $40 leo cCpis
81
" 4 y KCilARDSoN.
September 18th. 1858 Galveston Texas
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PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING
THE TEXAS FREE MASON.

'JNlif undersigned proposes to publish IN the
town Of Rusk, Cherokee county, n newspa
per deyoie, to the interests Of the Masonic Fra
icrnlty. There is no Stsic in the Union where
there is SO large a portion OF liasons to the
population as in Texas, and vet among all the
varied publications in the State. there is none
devoted TO tlc interest of those connected by the
iime-honorcd aud beautiful mystic I've.
In consideration Of these facts, il has been
suggested to US to make the publication desired
and It "a thought that no locality is better suited
TO the enterprise thnn this, the center Of the
most popnlous counties, and perhaps Of the Ma
sonc interests in eastern Texas
The paper will be Published monthly on a
donblc royal sheet, in octave form ut 81 per
annum, in advance. lis typography will be
cluaed 10 tina, of any periodical IN the South
New material will be employed in lis publication.
For IL editorial matter and contributions. the
hest Masonic talent in the State will bc engaged.
aud for It, literary and lighter reading, have We
facilities which cannot h,il TO make that depart.
menl exceedingly interesting and acceptable to
the family circle
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=. Q. PALMER,

Land Agent. Marshall, Teros Prompt
attention gircn 10 all business connected
pah HE Court Of Claims and The Gen.
erd Land OGee.
WllL Investigate LAND TITLES and Land
w Certificates in the State Of Texas.
land Certificate. with but iow exceptions.
must hc presented to tho Court OF Claims for ap.
prevail hy The j., Of september next. 4 sssl or
they will be barred from Location, Survey or Fat
Ont.
will be in Narlhall On Saturday Of every week
fpr the purpose Of Receiving business preparatory
to attending the Court Of Claims. which intend
doing about the q Of Angus, neat.
Office at the Courthouse. Address
u. e. PALMER. Marshall. Texas.
May %. 1874 No 80 3m
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Town Made Furniture.
FRANCIS LUDULpH

FRANCIS LtDiLPF
DEoS to inioim the ciiizens Of Marshall and
ID ncighborhood, that he is prepared to make
House AMI Office Furniture Of all kinds to order
A stock Away kept on hand
Repairing, clearing, and vanishing neatiy ex.
ccu'esl. anil all Orders promptly attended to
February 6, 1856. No 21-ly
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Sanders \ scar.
DRUGGISTS,

TN77TT fT--l y
fSuccoaors % Nenouald & >aHial
4 RI now receiving hrrr supplics of Fresh
y ani Gefuine Drugs ois and Paints Ai-o
a .nprior article II Medical liquors such ~
rs the very h'sl quality 81 cegnnc brandy. III
Port Wine. and Old Bonrhon Nbskcy u
well as Vinegar Fino Chewing Tobacco 'luln'u'
starch. and caildlps dc. And viii conliu1r "a
receive large sppplio. fresh tfom Nov York and
l'hilae, lpla commensurate with ihclr daily in
cfeasine demand They have noH on hand and
viii soon be- ia receipt Of a ihc popular Patent
Nedicines l'critmeries. Powder. HAN Oil. anl
Cosmetic. Hair Restorative Sc Sc
rsa. White Lad anil Ghss a6 riaiy cs-h
aninpa nj lpa prices
March 'ae No - IF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-29

The above line viii run m connection with the
R 7 :as e .,s.. '.: :ss 6 {. @; ;:a
ncction with the tark,yillc
and Western stages
lhc stages depart from Marshall every Tues
dry Thursday and saturday, at ! oolock. \. NJ,
and arrive in Clarksye next day And leave
rlarksville every Tuesday Thursday and ~dtnr.
dag al O'Clock 4 VI arriving in Jefferson in
time 10 take tie shreveport Stage
Fay No seat irW he considered secured until
paii fer
Bay All bundles, packages and parcels, must
be- prepaid on they viii not hc taken
n-c- Fifty pounds Of Baggage allowed TO
each passenger. One hundred and fifty pounds
extra baggage will bc charged the same a. one
passenger, and lesser OF greater quantity charg.
I'd IN thu same proportion.
Il " NhSMlflI. Proprietor
July 30 1855 No-lI-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-29

Mirrors Of all Sizes,

In endless variety; Plain and checked India
mating, wtrgerators Of all kinds, together with
Ice Boxes Of every size.
Furniture carefully and securely packed for
shipment TO the interior
City and comfy purchasers will always find
our work ready for their inspection, and are cor.
daily invited to visit our s,orc and examine for
themselves
.lnlN ~ =.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-29

Supply Of these justly c.lehmled Gin Stands
y ju-i received at thc Warehouse Of Whit
smith. 4 Baldwin Shreveport Ia. where plan
lefs may obtain them ~ ans desired SIR rom
either White Smith q Baldwin. ar the undgI
,igncl on thc shortest notice
Eyoy siapd 0llly sarun'rdf properly iei pp.
and ran, or MA sale
Reference TRY THEN
JOSEPH Il rNG"rt, Gae,d Arogt
Marshall july 70 lNaT I'm
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BRASS AND IRON rOt NDR,

Al 0hiif flNNA IN
II W. JONES, proprietor of the Rlo0 \
j. and lien IaqHirH has determined e -
10 put down the price Of casiiug~ such as "
CRATE bars and GIN gearing to tlic low figure Of
) cents pound also the Hall a spear pillow
improved, Ne ! and : To 81 80 aud S. 90 tho
scooter pow improved ai 80 ccn,- only,
lIc j. also prepared 10 do amy kind Of ma
ehincry that the country may want in work
maaike manner,
lie has on hand Iron railing Of beautiful pat
terms for galleries grave inciosurcs. sc Also
metallic packing, second hand boilers and steam
engines. which he viii sell on reasonable terms.
Circular saw mills made To order, and all kinds
Of machinery repaired.
Terms will he nadc 10 suit purchaser, by their
giving good city acceptance, on any responsible
houar.
T " JONES
Shreveport, Sept ., lsj-. mol tt
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Mcw Orleans Advertisements.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLs'
Alcunl EnGiQes. NC.

TUWISpb" 's"'e
steam Engines. &c.
a. O., I,,,,.. nth Einf
Sf1fiGoarv Nfedm c'S"'''
RoiIeys sgrar Mills Corn .Hnis, Log
rVLzI. L. Of N,ufbrru mandatory
NheeH, Se., y '"". 49,.
from \. NnhfHs Las'' ''" ~
"p.I.,J ",
.,, -. e an.
~ 40 ,, expressly grsranie~d irrieoi ma, h".H
md 70 saw readily 500 feet II LUMBER iTf "al, W,
furnishing good Mechanic tr' n our own NNft. ,'
II and iese' ..e pafiies 70 work u ~ihnh, suue",.
cot. Thu pnrrlis-ef paying ifr'Hht M"
from the ciiy Of New Orleans Only
s,nM -. 900
4. , ,e
ENGINE and Mils c'np'-'s' ~ ~ 49,
iufn"hmg f'"H We la,'l. wv ~ a-lt
WHICH, ~" 'e'' % 'u,''.'
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Mattresses for sale.

ToSkfll HEcIfrOGD makes superior mat
- rnsses and at low prices They car he found
Of all sinss, at Mr. Fvcrs store in Marshal
where ordcts can be- lei' for any particular kind
required. They viii w. ualc ai hort notice
NauDl . lr W 90 If
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stiettto poetrp.
MUSINGS

. IAxat
f'''" WV
AoS4""'
-. .,.,,m,,,,. ,ei,,,l.l shore.
a,-r "a nuse awhile
a,,. If yors
"a NJ, a aresa from Heaven. slitfc came
s., ,t..,,,,,,,. ~ childhood rosy Msy.
.,. .ra hrajth. and beauty llconcd
,.,.,.,, a, Ii,es sam, way.
,ra sea,,e,,., oe,ser. In ehilii-l piay.
a.. .,ehea The sp,tklipg wafer como
.,a~a.,, lie ,,ovsry gem. away
.~...... .,ou ,,fc's drcery shore,
- .c.,,sy,d flower rirh and rsrc.
,,a watched the Wild waves might, ~-h
a, and low ,i,.,n cola ani hare,
Two '9od hfh'A'h u'ie ''''' f'''"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-29

IMPORTERS and Wholesale dealers il, foreign aud
] domestic Hardware, Guns, Pistols. and heavy
ro,sis
lo~eph Tsrfait, Welvefhsmpton. England John
Neilsnn, New Jersey Jeremiah VI Wsfdwrll, Wal.
ter inis, lr James {. Patrick, New iork
Nat - - Ma ~ 10
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DISNDLi TIO\,

lINilE partnership heretofore existing un,Ior the
by The death Of IT, NJ HAL
7. A, BELL
Surviving partner
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Shreveport Advertisements.
rur COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

HE VVV INV
Milan stnsrr. anaEfHFoKft ~
- The undcr-igned having purchased the
m; large and convenient thrce=ioiy hfics
w b.,dng - fayoFably known To the pnbiic
n. The Al.ion House is now Thoroughly rpaInr
ins and fitting itupanew, and pledges himself 70
a,nre neither pains nor expense to make y 'irs'
class hotel and render his e1,csi4 comfortable
r. u. POWELL, Proprietor
October p ls5s. Dom
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3a'
~ rchOWSc. Mention, Texas.
y. II. NIARTlN

ECfiNlNG. Forwarding and Commission
IL Merchant Has now ON hand and to arrive,
large Bot Of Sugar Coffee. Pork, Bacon, salt,
Iron Nails. Castings, i}uggics. Rope, Rice Mo
hss's, Candle Whisky, Apple Vinegar, etc.
which are offered for a small advance on COS, for
cash OF to good customers rs an advance on
cotton
Angn.i 2.-iltf
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J. 4. SMITHS BitItk LN EN
STABLE.

M8HsuAfL Trxss.
rilr undersigned having pur.
d.7E.o chased the above described stable,
1@@ aud furnished It with an ample
supply Of bor4s, hnggies, roc>ways etc, Is now
prepared TO accommodate oh disposed to favor
him with their patronage, I'y strict attention
TO business he 1aiters himself that he will be
able 10 render onllr9 satisfaction to the eililens
Of Marshall and the travelling public generally
IL viii keep constantly on hand fresh mud pure
.Hpp'i,s Of pro,endcr.
j L SMITH.
September 2. lsi2 No-52-ly
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For al clubs q Twoniy and over, In yearly
subscription is only = 40. Names can be- sent
in at different times and from different Post OF
fees Specimen copies will be seat grotis to any
part Of the country
southern Western and Canadian money or
Post Office stamps taken at par for subscriptions.
Canadian subscribers will please 10 remit TWEEN
ty-six cent. extra on each years subscription. to
prepay postage.
MUM 4 co. Publishers.
No l2s Fulton ST.. \ Y
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DUNN 4 RITCHir,
RECEIVING. FORWARDING
AM
Grocery Merchants.

sflKft EFFORT, "a,
DTsPECTF1iN return thanks To their pat
Ii ,9as and friends flr the liberal patronage
bestowed upon them during the past two season.
trusting that ,hoy will merit a continuance Of the
s,me f,r o. future lher Warehouse is The
lei and af-i 10 the place, and being entirely
detached and built at iucombustiblc material the
danger from frc is much lcsspol lNraANcE
can ic effected NJ .,ss rate than in any other
Warehouse IN the place They arc prepared 70
extend their uqal facilities 20 customers aud
fiends
shreveport Oct .i- G. g
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G.. G.. GREGG & co.,

G. e.. u Il + II II u T. o.,
WEST SIDE TIE PUBLIC SQUARE, MARSHALL, TEXAS
Dealer, N s,spe Ladies Goods Hosiery and Gloves Han
and ladies Misses
Umbrellas Yankee
t;ro~rps Castings assorted
CTrrJ AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
old FRIENDS and customers this
and
than both and
LIBERAL PRICES
he mc
Marshall Tcxa.A April "a, 1853
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Carriage Making and Repairing

Shop Eat If Pubi'e SQUARE ho's'aR' fe'.
nAyI<G lca.cl the Carriage shop Of VIM.
Ill NJ Johnston. immediately ~xN.Hz
East 81 III. Public Squarc We 49,
are prparsi TO carry ~ u"
Carriage Making md Repairing i'nsitns~ ~ w.
varions departments. Having many year cA
perienee, we eaitcr Ourselves that for neaiw~s OF
st,le and durability Of work we viii be uneur-
tasaed by any other establishment, IN The south
Plenty Of material always on hnnd
Repairing done At short notice. ..,
price- as iaw a. can bc afforded liy any goHl
mechanic. Al work warranted Coll ana eN-
anime orr work AMI prices.
T. o0I.DiN,
II 4. MANI
Marshall. Texas March &. l-5-. !.
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NEW PROSPECTUS
Os riir
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.


This valuable and widely circulated Journal
enters upon ~ fourteenth yorr on the iith OF
September
* nn Illustrated Periodical. devoted to the
PRONUNCIATION Of information relating 10 the varl-
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mn lrnyk. and all interests which the light OF
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The slc,ifft AmerieGH IL printed once q week
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ume being accompanied by a handsome lronl-'
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Every number contains eight large pages oil
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Eve to eight cngfagings Of which ar" eX-
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All the most valuable patented discoveries are
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ra.pcct- inventions. !, may be justly regarded rs
an Illustrated Rcpcriory where the inventor
NAV learn what has been done before him IN the
ssme field which be- h exploring and where be
may publish 90 the world a knowledge Ut his
own achievements
Report. II American Patents granted are
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copies OF all the Patent Claims. THESE Patent
Claims arc furnished from the fatcn, Office
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The contributors to the >riotlff fmrrtfan
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T,ga,, n Subscription Two Dollars a ctr
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HOWELL 4 BuckNER Succrpnr to , s.
III Howell \ Co. RosruiF, Iorpgf4'aF aai afl
miss,or Nrrohnpr and Gen,rW Grcc,ff, over are
house Steamboat landng,l Shreveport, Louisiana
Nov - lejt IL ~
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GEO. II. NINTEN.
VsvkVtcv~ arrhON~c,

l05 Poydras Sffcd Ncr OyfedRs
DRESSES II ali k,nd,, from the celebrated Mann
factories 81 Robert lIac Co New lofk ;. !
Rngelc. & Co. aud I & :. Adam. a Go liosion
TYPES n ail klul- aud sizes, suitable for The
N.,,.rnt..r EasL and Job Ofrce from the Oh ~.
nbl,sled foundry of James Conner a sons, New
zoos
INKS. Back aud CoIorel from tie Manniac ofy
o. John u Mof rrarY \ Co New lofk
PRINTING, PAPER cnusA8tl4 uu hand and Fer
49,. --...-. IL m. L.----A Lma
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Cooking Stoves.

lust received from Cincinnati 'Wouiy Cook
~ ing Stoves, different -ile' and pattern for
sale cheaper than any bcreioiorc olicnd ~ this
market, j IT, VAN HOOK
May :, 1851 30 If
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WHITE. SMITH. \ HNLDNIN.

- ECfINING Foac0rdue a,i COMMISSION
u Uycbo,s, and dealers 10 Grocerlc-. Boat
and Bar Store, Plantation >upplio cite.
Conner Commerce and Milan 'rcte, Shrtfo.
port Il,
An.L u lsa. " 3D. #
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CLOTHING STORE.
Western Exchange Boarding House.


- fchonpuonas street, corner Nalchcz street
an Mr.. WILSON informs her friend. aud the
XII puhiie. that she has opened thu extensive
A>A boarding house and Is nov prepared Ia receive
families single gentlemen. and transient visitors. Her
terms viii he found moderate aud her table ahund
autly supplied The ruoins ample and we'll ven
uls,ed and The furniture has been recently purchased
Persons visiting the ciy she feels assured, viii he
pleased with the arrangement Of her rooms and the
accommodations Of her hon-e Neither pains nor ~N
Iense viii be spared Ia ensure the comfort Of her
guests May ~, - NO ~ W.
Leather and Findings store.
I MOULpR, Importer, lla Charles street be-
l. Ia tween CONT and It Inus streets
French and German Patent Leather, Cali skins
Morocco Kid. LINING and Fancy Boot Log Also
lasting and Satin fraurai- Boot Webhr and t,liooir
Roo Isriurs, Twisi sks, Shoe thread last aud 'h'e
maker tools
ar large stock OF every auiole IA the mnunlnc
turing line. Nay 22,3S ho'3s
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TENAS PENITENTIARY.
PLANTATION GOODS,
COTTONS and WOOLLENS

FINTN and NV ITLEU
THE undersigned would respectfully call liz
] attention Of the planting interest to a,
above goods The testimony Of all who has.
used them establish fhs fact that they arr far s.
perior to the choicest goods Of similar nan.
ever brough, to the State The material 4
which they are mndc-bes, of the bcst--arr
wi,hou, alloy.
Our agents for the salc OF them ni preser
are
uessrs. Carroll Hoy 4 Co, New Orleans;
II Rungc 4 Co., Indinnola;
T. u Nichols Co.. Galveston;
A. i. burke, Houston,
JOHN $ BEsSER Financial Art
Huntsville Sept ?. 1858. en-
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TV2391YV00
G.. FLINT a. JONES.
Nos a Il As Royai !NrH, Nep Orleans,
WOULD invite The attention Of their friend
w and the public to their large and well ST.
lected stock Of
CABINET FuRNtTt RE.
Having within the pas, year greatly enlarged
their establishment they are now enabled To oN.
hihii the best and most varied assortment Of
Cabinet Furniture ever offered for sale in the
south, comprising everything necessary IN the
furnishing OF dwelling.
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