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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29
ATTACnMEVT

George b. Unger Fla 'ntifl Before A. 7. Bon den
against J.. A.. ofLaui.r Town
Geogre Philips and Mary ship Trebie County
Parker Defendants Ohio. :
On the 25th day of April. 1858. said Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above &C
ton. for the sum of seventy three dollars and
G b UNGER.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29

10000 PATENTS CURED ANNUALLY b,
the use of HelmboId's Genuine Prepa ration Of
Fluid Extract of Buchu. a most positive and spe.
enc remedy fer distressing ailments. Read
the advertisement In another column, headed
@heimbaid's Genuine Preparation +"
April Is, 1855 4w.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29
JAarfifa.

On the %. inst. by the Rev. A. U.
Beall, Mr.. JAS, w. SwA1NE, to Miss
REBEcCA WALLS, both of this county,.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29
Millinery and Bonnet Store,

rTN The undcrsigne ed still continues the above
re business at her old stand in EuPhennio
Preble Co. ohio. Having enlarged her stock
of 3onncts Ribbon &c, She will be enabled ia
suit old and Young. She LA $ in adGiIicn to the
a~b2vc.Shocs Hosiery silk caI's and cther an
ticle7 for Ladies', all which will be sod low
for cash REBECCA HARRIS.
Euphcmia. April /, ,95S.-smo
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29
JAS. B. Welsh, M. D..
ERAL PRACTITIONER OF

" OUL respectfully announce 10 the citi-
w zens o. Eaton, and vicinity, that he has
permanently located in this place.--having pur-
chased the residence of DR.. HELM.-and may al
all times be found there, except when profess
Sionally absent
Eaton, April %. 1888 mo.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29

'FfN\ course, by self.abuse, or by sex.
ual excess with advice for their prevention,
written ina familiar style, avoiding all medical
technicaiities aud everything that would offend
1sstimony. Of the Professor of Oh tetr;cs
TIERS MEDICAL MANU1L-Tbe autbo-
Tot this work, unlike the majority of those
~ who advertise TO cure the diseasasof which
IL 1T treats, Is q gradual of one of the best Inl.
O1leges In the United States. II affords me
>pieIsure to him to the uifnrtu-
Tnates or tue victim of NAL practice, AS a sue
Acessful and experienced practitioner, in
Ewhose honor and integrity they may pisc0
the greatest confidence.
joseph LoxesuoRE, II u.
From A. Woodward. NJ. Il. of Pa. Uniyerity
- 1t gives me plea sure to add nv festimony
to the professional ability of the Author of the
Medical Manual, "-Numcrous cases of hi.
sea ses of the Genital Organs, some of them of
long standing, have come under ny notice.
lin which his skill has been manifest in resto.
ring to perfect health. in some instances
where the patient has been Considered he
@yond medical aid. In the treatment of SEM
%inal weakness. or disarrangemen of the
= functions produced by self abuse, or eressa
- of venery. ] do not know his superio- in ~.
profession. | have been acquainted with the
Author sonc thirty years. and deem IL 20 NOR.
than justice to him as we'll asa kindness to the
unfortunate victim OF early indiscretion to re-
commend him as one. in whose professions akiIi
and integrity they may safely oonfde themseIye.
ALFRED WoopwAnp. NJ, d.
One copy, securely envelooed will be tor ~s..
ded free of postage to any part of the United
for Is cents. or s copies for al 90 ~
EFy- Address CoSDEN & CO., Publ sber, Box
1877, Phila delphia.
~ Book sellers. CanvasseIs and Box -o.
supplied on the most liberal terms.
Dec. 10, lS57--ly ..t- go
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29
Petition for Partition.

Lot Lee, Anna Lee. Eliza beta Mitchell, F!em.
ing Mitchell, Hannah Collier, Michael collie r.
Martha Banss, the niuor heirsof Iss bella Hen
bricks deceased, the Minor heirs OF Levi Lee
de- eased, will take EoiIce that a petition was
held g"inSt them Oh the 18th day OF April. \.
%. 1851 IN the Court of Common Please, within
md for the County of Preble by Sarah Early and
IS now pend'ug, wherein said Sarah Early de-
ln>ndS partition Of the following real estate to-
SITUATE IN Prcb!e Cuanty Ohio, aud being
the North East fourth, OF the North East Gna r
ter of Section twenty three esq Township
nine (a)-R tngc O. East &c. Containing ittv
icres. and that II the next term of said Co:rf.
PARTITION may b. mjde OF said premises.
Dated this zlst day OF April 1858.
SARAH EARLY,
by Gilmore & Cam bell her attorneys.
AnrlI -. lSha .-iM
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29
H1TTE0Ns

Merchants and Tra6ers viii be on Their !
guard and not be imposed upon by Q Comm
%terfeit Of Morse's Indian Root Pills, signed
4 A. B. Moore All genuine Indian Root !
L White i Co. on each box. ..g-.-1, ALL. II
DR.. MORSE, the inventor of MORSE'Sl
S1ND1AN ROOT PILLS, has spent the great
Ptr part Of his life in travelling, having visit 4
4 ed Eu=ope Asia and Africa as well as North
Anerica-has spent three years among fheN
indians of our Western country lit was-iny
! his that the Indian Root Pills were frsi ]
4 discovered. DIR. Morse was the first ma toA
Xesta Jlish the fact that all disease s arise K
xfrom IMPURITY CFTHEBLO0D4that ouFx
Xstrength. health aud life depend upon thiSx
Luid. Al WHITE & Co r x
K SO Leonard Street, ksw FORK: 4
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29

E'aSHh-a good article OF MackeraI, WbJt.
and Cod. by the S1rrel or otherwise All A.
which are warranted bv
marls MITCHELL L GOULD
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29

WILL EXHIBIT AT EATON. SATURDAY
MAY 8, 1858 ADMISSION rs cts.
Children under nine Is cts.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29
TOBACCO & CIGARS

THE best supply of the above articles In
town. TO be found at the Grocery Store Of
mar Is MITCHELL & GOUIJD.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29
MOLASSES AND SUGARG

A LII kinds of the above articles. of m. mo-.
IA superior qualities. have, been receivad "a
can be had at the Grocery of 1"o
mar Is MITCHELL / GOULD.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29
"A. J. WHITE & co Sole Proprietor.,

Agents wanted in every town, village
and hamlet in the land. Parties desir.
ing the agency will address as above for
terms. .-.g. .
Price % eentsiper box, five boxes will
be sent on receipt of 81, postage paid. 3
Dec. 81, ls57.-ly.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29
EATON II

Corrected weekly by MIrcHELL / GOULD
"hoiesafe Grocers and Produce Dealers.
MAIN SrRRRF- E.roS nr,~
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29
ADMINISTRATIONS SnIe-

ATTEST,
April Is, lS5S--5w. =
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29
&C., &c.

The Procession will enter to wn
at or near 10 O'Clock. led by II.
LCDWIG'S Cornet Band. Pro-
fessor HOWELL. pupil of VAN
AMBCRGH. will enter the cages
with Lions. Tigers. Leopards. &c.
For minute description. See
Iarse P~ictorials,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30
New Advertisements.
lNAlJRANCC NOTICE.

- Tug SuGEvEroET INSURANCE COMPANY
Is prepar to take risk, on all produce ship
ped IN boats Of good standing with the Board
Of Underwriters in til. City OF New Orleans,
and such ~ have certificate of wor,hiness,
signed by Robert Graham, inspector, and L. II.
Rosson, secretary of this company.
RATES 81 premium.
On produce shipped to this port from
points above White Oak 'hoals } per cent.
Below II per cent.
II will bee considered that all produce shipped
IRON above ihi, pori on Red River nr any Of
lis tributaries to any merchant Of tai, place
having an open policy from this company, viii
br insured in ihis office, unless expressed to
the contrary 10 the bill OF ading,
c X GRiSWOLD, Pres't.
j II Russos, Secretary.
~ The Republican. Marshall Gazette, JEFF
fcr.on: Sapd Lard, C.arks,iie Texas. aud
Telegraph Washington, Ark will please
copy three months aud send bal to this Office.
Noufi Western
October - 1857 3m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30

HARDWARE AND sntr cuANpLCRT
SAMUEL LOCKE,

Is receiving from the manufactures Of
j the North and from Europe, direct, the
largest ari most complete stock Of Hardware
ever offered in his market, and he is oBcriug
/; ut the very lowest market rates los Wholesale
and retail Ills stock consist IN part, Of thc
following, yiz 500 tons 81 English Iron OF
assorted sizes 1000 bundles Of sheet Iron,
assorted numbers: 1900 bundles OF hoop
Iron, from TO 1 inches $50 tons Of fine
A,berieaH Iron, assorted sizes mtusehole
Anyil., patent chain Nses. solid brass box
Vices, colier-keyed and bench Vices; Ca, iron
Pipes, . anI 3 iHche. in diimc,cr wrought
iron welded Pipe, all sizes cart and wagon
Asles, brazier-' Copper sheet Zinc, Spclte'
Tin plate, Bloch TN, spclier Solder, Lead
Lead pipe, all sizes, sheet Lead, drop and
buck Shot, 90 ton, Of pure white Lead, French;
Zine Paint, black green, yellow and red f@ni
ground in oil boiled and raw Lasced Ga;
fire proof Paint japan, ropal, coach, hfigA,
and black Naruishca sand and emory Paper
patent DRYERS: paint, whl,cea>h aud other
Bru,he. 5000 kegs Of Cut Nails. assorted
sizes; shin, boat and composition. Spikes. pat
eni ohneh Nails, a new article oahanl, tarei
aud un,ared shec,ing Paper, caiking Naile,s
and Tools.
cASrINGs--Jo ton, of castings such A.
Pots. Bah. Ovens. spiders Ssilct. Car, and
Wagon Boxes, Frcnch pots, Stoves, of every
description, Furnaces, aud Irons. 10 cask.
cauldrons. Motifs patent Portable tauldrons,
Cast Iron Bath Tubs, Yard and Ci-iern Pumps
Changers Patent Corn Cob and Meal Mills,
sash weights.
MlNIlIA ANn r'FWp R0PE-2o tuns
Of Minilia X. re, nj. .cs from : 10 8 in diau-
eter: also, all size. OF tarci Hemp repe. lut"
and Cotton rope, Plowliues, sash cord, fatent
sirqped blocks all sizes. Corner blocks strap.
ed and un.traped Pump boxes, Fan mills,
Corn shelters, tour kind, Tierid Gtnd.stonc-
Flows of all sizes; Culiiyators, Harrow
Harrow teeth Shoyel- and Spades, all Of the
best makers Has rakes Scythrs, Cradle Soy =
thes. Pitch forss. and "a. other kinds Of agd.
cultural implements that are used
TIN PLAT t-Aii kinds Of tin smith
and Copper Smiths tools and machines, for
working Of Copper, TIN, zinc OF sheet Iron
-o,ae OF the machinery il entirely new, never
before introduced into this market every de.
sefip,,on Of Findings fer Tia Smiths such rs
han.!9s, Sc, together with large stock "i
Japanued and Pianished Tin Ware.
Coopers tools of every description.
Black smiths rool- of all kinds
Ship Carpenters aud house Carpenters tools
If all kinds, also machinery for working 81
wood machinery for working iron.
/ Block tinwAre silver plated.Nare OF single
double and TRIBE plate; Hardware Of every
description.
H., stock is too extensive to par'irnaTize
suffice i, to say that il would be sufficient to
make six separate establishments in any OF The
Northern cities.
Purchasers ARE invited to examine hi- stock
contained in Stores Sos :, and Front l.e-
wee, between Cg-t0aiehouse aad Bscp'il.c ST.
New Orleans.
4 Jan. II, 81. no u y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30
o. eA,ssrtai Lsttsrs u tAs Prsssas Sesss
a.A the Legialato1e.

We publish this week two OF orr e"''o'n'
,.,,,,.. written from Austin. Although rather
ON, OF date they contain some matters ofintsrs''
We think. and may perhaps warrant pe'"'"'.'
A, least we hope so. In common with other
communications which We forwarded, they were
delayed by the high water.
We left Austin on the l3,h and have dates
10 the 18th No period had been fixed for
adjournment up to the last accounts. 1t was
supposed that the Legislature would adJoarn
some ,.nc between tho LIST and 18th Of
February.
The University bill, we fear, is defeated Tor
this session The Code Of Criminal Procedure
will be continued The Judiciary Committee
Of the House, however, are engaged IN reN'-
sing it, ard will propose great many amend
men,s, the most of which viii douo,ies be
adop,ed, as that Conlmit,ee Is an able one, aud
among them several experienced AID profound
lawyers. The probate law will doubtless be
materially modified all agree tina, il needs
revision. The road law viii also be changed,
we trust sincerely. for the better Before We
left Austin, a bill had passed the Senate, and
will doubtless pass the House, which Will be of
great advantage to railroad companies. by 1t,
nny railrosd company which connects with a
uayilpble water course aud has constructed
tweni, 6,e niles Of road and placed II IN run
ming order, can obtain the privilege of the loan
without being compelled to grade twenty-five
mie- more, n required under the present law
When Eve miles NOR are graded they can OBJ
tain the loan upon that. Then upon laying
down the iron and grading another five miles,
they can again draw the loan. and 80 on unt'l
the road is completed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30
RAINS. NlAIIA\ d cos
CabiHe, aud carpenters shop.
A Large Lot Of Choice Furniture on Hand

n THE undersigned would respectfully in
" form their Friend, aud the Public that
~ their Cabinet Esiabli~hmon, IN Mar hall,
il now IN all operation, aud tha, they have on
hand large lot Of furniture, from the most
elegant ard costly to the plninest aud cheap
es, embracing. bcdsleads, bureaus, work
stand, secretaries, desks, wash stands, chairs,
safes, Sc, together with every article in the
furniture line. Their work is well put up, by
finished wofstnen, and will not only bear IN
spcc,ion but WI wear well.
Purchaser. would do wclllo call and ey.
anime their furniture and pt,ec>.
They are also prepared, ii, the shortest notice
and on the mos, reasonable terms, to do al,
kinds Of building and repairing in the carpen-
tefing line.
We have adopted the CASH system and all
York must be paid ia cash, unless Other ar
engagements aru made, aud an understanding
had with vs..
~ Shop near the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, about TWO hundred yards North of the
public square.
RAINS, MAiitN 4 co.
Jan 10. IS 2O-ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30

Ir Col Edward Clark, Secretary OF Stat"
ure,r the Administrator e Governor Peasr
has been elected Commissioner of claims. The
law defining the duties OF tins o'hce have been
MATERIAL, changed by tho present legislature
but we are no, sufficiently advised to be enabled
TO give lis general features
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30
Now Orleans Advertisements.
stoves CtM aaa Japanncd ware.
Austin 4 AsONslW ny.
Ceyaer Of Oustsrhouse and rssGs ksvss
Streets, New Orleans,

= HAVE on hand large ani complete
AnA assortment OF stoves u c,er, variety
of pltlefn- Of eastern ard western
n" Manufacture, consisting OF pafivf,
church, office, and cooking s'ose-, al OF the
mos, approved patterns and when they can
guarantee to give satisfaction to purchaser.
In addition to ihels stock OF stoves, ur'y
have on hand aud are constantly mani liciHf-
ing every description of plan tia and Japan
red ware. which taey will oier To country
merchants and others, "a, wholesale aud fcinh'
and at lower PRICES ilnn such articlss can De
bought at ia thi- ciiy.
they are also sole agents 'of The manui.r-
tufe and sale Of Auhuf's scsi-sca'ins cans Tor
preserving i,uit and vegetables for winter USE
tins il new article in the way ot preserving
can. and sns Introduced here bf ~ las' spfin-
and so far has gwen satisfaction IA every m
stance The advantage shese cans have over
all Others IL IN the entire top lhing on, =" tbat
fruit Of t.e largest si1e may be pat IN ,hem
they are on that ac. ouni also easier cieahed
aud can be used many seasons they are
ehoapani simple Printed directions accemfa.
nying the can. 50 tlni the most inexperienced
can use them with success
jar. -, 1871. Nu&i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30

1t is said tina, Spain will consider th"
meditation OF England aud France ended
il Mexico refuses to accep, all the CON
dt,ion.. Great activity ia displayed Mt
Spanish ports for an expedition against
Mexico.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30
New Advertisements.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

NJ ESSRS WV. BnAprisLp. 4 Co. would
vi respectfully announce to the citizens OF
Harrison county and the public generally, that
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 who has had many years experience
as merchant, they feel conhder. iha. they can
offer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30
nRll.IlANT PROApECTCS!
rnvnvn YEAR OF ruh
1osmopolitan Art Association.

ARl1u1ANT PHOSUtNIu
rounrn yEAR OF ruE
Cosmopolitan Art Association.
The ismons Dusseldorf Gallery Of painting pnt
N a cost Of Alsp tUsi, and Powers world t-noanrd
na,u~ Of the GREEK SLAVE y. pnfrha..d for
6Wu with several hundred other works Of art, IN
Painting Sculpture and Hrons-- comprise III. Pre-.
ku,ns to b. awarded to the snb.cr.hcr~ of ii. Cos
nppol,ian An Association Who subscribe before The
NH Of January, 1893, at which time the awards III
forms Of oubseriptisa.
rvs,v ,ulr,r,i.rr of three dollar IL entitled 10
my ~ The large and splendid Steel Engraving, emit
III Manifest Dee my, also tn copy II the tos",o'
bl,,nn Junruai nur year also 10 crtiirnts IN the
ward OF Premiums also free admission To The
-hlori and Cosmopolitan Galleries Thus IL seen
Ia, for eyrsy three dollars rad. the subscribers no
y receives a splendid three Jbar engraving,
i,. also. the beautifully illustrated Two cellar \"
burnat, oie year.
Zach xuhsrrbev 4. also pr, srn,~i with Certificate
the Award. II Premiums, by which valuable WORK
Art, in Painting sculpture. may te received m
,t,o,1 thus giving to every .utss rh~r equivalent
the value Of five doas., and n certificate gratis.
,ny one of the leading 81 Magazines Is furnished,
Plead Of Engraving and Art journal. II rr-irrd
No r.y.on i. restricted 10 = s,np, SHARE. Tho~e
king tive memberships rcm,.,nx ei3. are entitled to
-itra Engraving, and siA tickets
Fun tari,nlnrs of the Association are ei,cu IN The
u journal which contains over sssiy splendid tn'
Ayinss pr,er Gny cents rcr number, Specimen
piex viii b. sen, Ia all persons who deslfr !" snb'
shs, Oh s.seipt OF fVc Stage siamj~, 10 cents
Address e btHb>. Actuary.t A A.
~ H'osdsrv, Nea J ork.
o. n iluht.
H. : 81 M.kaN Tr',
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30

ions usLL . Honp. Jts. ii r'rrsH
IlALl. ROOD. and PUTNAM, toifoH
Factors and .epsrt! t9Rigiissien Me-.
chants, No Z, Custom House street New Or.
eaus. GIVE their strete-t individual attention
to the sale Of cotton, ,he purchase oi Plania-
ton supplies. grocerles provisions, collections
etc. etc ana feel eoniiicuct from lonf espe-
re nee ana thorough know .dse OF their bust
ness, 10 their abiiil, 90 serve their constituents
successfully.
R.rrr 10 Gen. T.. Greer " r. , Ward,
Ne-srs. Vyion and Smith ~. u, t. Young.
Dee. 49, 1880 n'o-lt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30

THE LATEST ARRIVAL,
New A:OONSs New Goods.

New a:ooas! New Goods:
Store Opposite me Planters ifo''i, North
Eaa Corner Public Square.
'INIlE undersigned has received large, care
/ fully selected nnd superior assert neni OF
rali aud Winter Coed, aud Ready made cloth
ing, which he r seilnga a!
EEUICED PRiCkS;
For he il Determined 10 make RAPID sales
The following comprises n portion OF his
stock
DRY 600 d >.
Black grey, nnd cadet -aunet.
Black aud fancy ea-imcreS.
Tweed and jeao.
plain md plaid hnscl. aud ker.cys.
" hiie. rcd. and yellow flannel.
Printed nanuei ior hidden.
Ladies cloth. TOR coeS-,
French and English marino
Figured and solid muslin de lans,
Figured alpaca
Bonnet trimmings.
Bell ribbons
EA-tis aid pafcrt leather teti
Ores, trimming
Prints. II great yu,Ny.
Ladies gHnntiei@.
ladies eorseis.
A fin. lot Of wadiinc
A number Of ladies work boxes.
SNiss, n,u,ook aud iacrnct muslin*.
Embroidered and hem. stitched haudE.rch'e'-'
Wrought collars and under.leeycs To match.
Wrought collars and und 'r-lee,es, separate
Irish linens various qualities
Linen tabl. cloths, napkins aud towels
Bird. eye diaper
Rrown linen aud Holland
Canton flannel
nleaehsd ~hriings and she-'ing.
Brown shlrlsuv- and shee,ing'
lowels and iichings
Black aud eporcd sewing silk.
Ivory. horn. and gu,la rercha dressing COMBS
Shell and eulta percha side and pun combs
SHOES AND BOOTS.
A fine assortment.
PERFuMEkN.
A fine lot OF perfumery, all kinds,
TOBACCO.
A choice lot
READY MADE CLOTHING.
~. has as fine and cheap an assortment OF
Ready made clothing ma hs. been ever brought
to this market, embracing.
G-ntlemcn's cloth frcck coats.
Geutiemen's over coats.
Pants Of ais kinds.
Vests Of various styles and iabrcss
Silk crayats and handkerchiets
Back gloves and eauntle,s
Men and boys matao hall hose
a fine lot Of violins, &c
Persons who wan, BARGAINS would DO
well to drop in and examine these goods me
sele, ton il equal TO the best N lhe tnarket
\ iARRtK
\o,cmhcr7 1857 II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30

he western rivers are all high and rising
f,., The levu. along the Mississippi be
low New Orleans has gwen way.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30
New Grocery store.

AWOw ~AVSOsy
HAVING Purchased the stoct Of Nessr-.
III SrEAKg X SMOKER, aud taken the
stand lately occupied by them, ! hereby an.
nouuce to the pubic, tina, have permanently
established myself IN business here, and shall
at all tines keep on hand
FULL STOCK or GROCERIES
And Staple Plantation Goods will sell at
small profits, regardless Of naslgatieni and
Merchants and others IN the country, may de-
pend on getting supplies Mt low p'iccs
Mr. Clinton. l. Willard viii give close at
on 10 the selling department. aud viii be
pleased To meet his old iteet-
The low prices nj which | sell, compel MT
to make my tenn, strictly cash.
G. :. buLKIEY.
I.a,.r.ou T,hruary n. 1857 TT
Marhal Republican, ClarksNi.ic STANDARD
and Dallas Herald ~ill copy.
Marshall, March u, 1857 Ne a9-~H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30

ERE. ssh \ Il Il y \ 10y.
tAA BARRELS of IT. Louis Superiine
INVD Flour,
30 barrels and bali barrels Of Sugar
House Molasscs,
80 barrel. Of Sugar
20 Sacks Of 'o'lee,
20 barrels Of IRISH potatoes
20blrrrs of u Xter whisky.
With a large lo; Of other Groceries, Cheese,
Crackers. Candies, Soap e..
Al Of wheh Vii b. sold at q very reduced
prizes, and II, low as can be purchased In
Shreveport or elsewhere.
Persons wishing any oi the above articles
will do well To give me call and examine Tor
themselves before purchasing ei-c"h"'e
Jan, "a 5S. Att
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30

rAruIo W H. krLsEY
nAruI.O x KELSEY. Attorneys and
l TounseHors a Lar, Marshall, Texas. They
can be found in the brick Office formerly occu-
pied by Judge FraSer.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30

Runaway Or stolen.
RA<AWAl or stolen from the sub.
sefibes, lfslng two niles north Of PIN,
Tres, T. O., rpshur Co, on the 5jh
~ inst. copper colorcd boy, about -
years old. weighs a5ua' us pounds. has a scar
on hla forehead no has down loek. speaks
onirk when addressed, and i a vcfy likely boy
Ito rode OF dark brown hofs. mule. hb
e,sl reward win be gwen ics his apprehension
~ ina, ! can 60, Viz.
ryN' Fi-fifP.