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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03
BUCKLES ! Buggies !!

lust received and for ~,le for cash and
- rash only, Il beautiful lot Of hnegle-, ut
ya'iou, styles and patterns, with aud without
tops. which We are Offering at q very small al.
vance, on manufacturers prices. Having mHdc
arrangements for our supplies with the best
manufactures ia the United States. we feel
confident that we can sell better article for
less mouey than any other establishment
west Of New Orleans
just call at our repository and take n look
vt our stock heture purchasing elsewhere
KENNEDY Il BRADFIELD.
Marshall. sept ~ 81 NO 3tf
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Il L. II Nj s:

Payab,e ore haH IN adraa-e and he rem indfr
al The close 4 The Tenn
Fer tuition Ia the Ancient Languages,
Mathematics, and solid Sciences, m
cludng one OF all If these branches,
for the Session Of five months. S!oeol
IL the English branches, embracing
the elementary branches, and in ad.
di,ion English Granurr Geography,
History, Arhhmetic. Ne. 10000
In the Modern Languages, Spanish,
French, Italian and German, (cAtra
ehnrg,) each. I0c0
Fuel IN College building, "
II these rates Of tuition be considered hehef
than those which have heretofore obtained ~
Eastern Texas, /, may Toe confidently as-efeu
that the character of the instruction aud lhc m
Nsntares Afforded will be found ut least pro-
porlionaiely higher. Those professors OF ae'
snowledlod ability and successful csp.renee'
whose entire tine aud attention ate devoted"
the instruction of sixty siudeuts, or TO "
average number of twenty each, can moi fra'o'
ably be required to give such instruction ass
here furnished Tor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03

II. H. & i. KEY,
NORTH SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,

anlF Ready Made tlothns
Yankee School and Miscellaneous Books
satou o eve e.rp
article market
the
o
ohed
Of andpr
to The hHhs orders entrusted 10
r,cevrH 70 pero Of the
Vs. uly " rit
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New Orleans and shreveport Packet

PASSENGER BOAT.
~ x!iiI> new aud lo.t 'u"e'ue steam
-. - boat IecoWptc. Capt CHENEY
JonN-uS viii ran during the season between
Shreveport, and NcS Orleans, touching at Grand
BAYOU. Camprc, Grsndccotc. - Maurice,
Alexandra and ai Intermediate landings and
plantations. The I.ecomie vas built expressly
Tor pss-cug,r boat ha, large state rooms :
furnished with ey ~ comfort and convenience,
and ha, unsurpassed aceopmodauoo' Her
Ofheer. w,H e,e particular attention TO any
hu-u.e.. entrusted tu the boat For freight or
passage apply on board.
Dec - 1891 l7-H
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Winter COlOFs.

Water COlOrs.
Nenman's. Roerss Il Sons, Acksrm9ns'
and Osbornes
lust received. large stock Of the above
u eolors. in cakes and in MSiogony and rose
wood boxes, with lock and key. Also, Ger
man Colot.. IN cakes and boxes, fine assoft.
ment,
OH rolors. in iab.-Enplish and American
Canyases Tor portraits ia frames OF sNlo To
!2S56,
Can,as in rolls from So to 55 incees wide !;
--cicher- Tor ehnyases, of all sizes
400 doz. hnr sable and camel hair pencils
100 paint and yarui.h brushes, all sizes
50 package. gold and silver leaf
100 bundles duck metal, white and yellow
Tin foil, in sheet, and books,
Tins.l of all the usual colofs
French and American
Paper ~ u u Z ings.
Doors, Window Sash aud Bids, Of all sizes
and description for ale, cheap.
WINDOW GLASS. DC.
5000 boxes Amer Window Glass, all sizes
400 do English and French, from sNl0
to 3Us30
400 Iglt- hne Plate Glass
40 hs- duuhir thick American, from sxl0
3lN3o; !;
1000 light colored glass;
100 O azirf diamonds,
BOO bundles g.szicr tins:
10 tons Hhir lead. in IS to 700 ID. kegs
500 canislrt- and kegs colared pants, 10 .
ounce 10 100 pound packages
$500 To- hne frcnch green, dr., and ground
IA oil,
1000 bb,s whiting ard Pan. white, Of my
own mauuiactnrr, hre dried
Faint VI o., OF ail sizes. and every article
usuaily Kept in a pant, oil aud color store,
al be found at Il ClANNDN'S,
Aurl - '5G.r eS Canal It \ Drenu-
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} WAND, wv SAUNDERS n, =. NJ
Ward, Saunders 4 Hunt.
Cotton FACTORS.

NEW ORLEANS
DIFFERING to the above Gard the snb.
IL ~cribef will furnish or order for planter,
OF known responsibility, their Plantation sue
plies and at all times viii make CASH Ar
vAscEs on CorroS delivered fot shipment.
Any business entrusted to them sill Ia sat
-faetory to the Planter.
e. A BUCKLEY
Jefferson, Feb u, 1857. TT
Marshall Republican will copy.
March II, 1897 No-2a f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03

Fancy Dress silks.
Plain black and Nareaniiquc SKIS,
Black dress six .tfi, ID and plaia,
Florence do MI c"iors,
Ladies Persian Xix scaris,
thauie
SIX poke, handkerchief, aud crayats.
Bonnet and sash ribb,n,
satin aud lasifng
Velvet all width,
sfa Hinged dfcs, trimmings,
Mareatique
ladies SIX ard marine vests,
Iadlcs' black aud pearl sik hose
guyes,
Jaeonei and Swiss muslin,
Cheek
bishop ard victoria lawn,
Eu.broideted and dotted Swiss
SWISS robes FOR party dfcss,
Iaeonei aul -wis- rdang ami Inserting,
bands
Embroidercl Saiss aud Jaeonei iolla's.
Linen printed,
bembroidcrtd l.. c. handkerchief,
ilumsu,c4ei
Trash linlai .uperhne,
White French bonnet cord,
Al wool aud Persian delaino,
Black six warp alpacca,
tolored
black and cplofed cotton velvet,
PLAID aud solid eolored ginghlms,
French oil canco,
French marine all colors,
Ladies' plaid COL -hawls
\ large lot ~ prints,
Coats spool thread,
kerscy AID Lowell thread,
Table aud stand eefers,
lieachod aHi brown table damasa,
crash,
Black French cloth. and cassimeres,
Fancy cashmere for pants,
Sait.not Of eycfy description,
Tweed and Jeans. all .orts,
Red. white, yellow and green flannel,
Jo-ey flannel,
White ~. warp flannel,
Linen t0welinY.,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03

Cooking Stoves. .,,,
lust received from CINCINNATI, w..
- Cooking Stoves. different sizes ana
terms. for sale cheaper than any hs'e'o'''
offered in this market ov
u,,,,,- No 80 q
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THOMPSON Il BARNES
~ hOlcsAlc (svOccrs.

y T. w VvTNIITllN.N -.
\ Il \ large stock Ul GREEN AND
BLACK TEAS, selected with grea, care al
Ways on hand
Aur / 1877 No 40 #
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Saaiasaasea

8sSiAaassgea
Elsf 4 Alta l., g8aitmerel gDs6saH fffatias
ssgt1 NipEsta INIT Ausndbme eeS ScnnIa9s) ana
SStet Gents per QDpae, dn Bite Ird8er sabIber.
Der .,ptfer" wirb etsnfaas tn DolbtnetUn anb
gDpseltns taslt& bnrR GTd8er ben NbOnnsnitn
tns pduS beiOret. ...,
Durh bte 9uf p;rftneet tefst Der tdatGs ,SBeder"
$3.50 per SaRs, IN Wnbtbtnater UpranSb.e'
ahIWn9. .-.yt t-r..
RA- Dds % QDoGenbLatt bes Baltimore gDeder
trbeint eben Breaa unestpfet taprtm -. IN unre'
Stn8ter 0Urausbe8nbIana. ...--~
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Msotttoo, Sem 9. Stoocml,er $3.50.

init pInftlt1er Creme erfllt lit, Icll e5 ppn bel'
ben 0betlen abbdn9en, Die 6ein0l tBteI ell na0
elmer 5ebntdBtSen Aaftinoi9unB wieoer gu begin"
nen.
Oe &5ni9in, ri6t me9r i'm StanOe, tire
Nufre9un8, lbre gmpSrun8 gu ibcrmnren, ltteB
e1neu S1ret aus unO DlnDte Iih nit er8luben1
Ten 2Ban9eu, nit bllBenben Au8en 5u lbreul
@enabl bin.
llnO mas bieteter unS fit al Dieen S1tnpF
tra9te tie. QSOnit mill er un5 telpbnen, 0aB
mir Ebm unIere Rrcptn5en, unlere Telttn9ea u.
unlere &bre perfaufen? .r..
Oaflir, Ia9te Der &6nia lau9Iam, ieoe8 g6ort
betoneno, oaliir 9tbt er un8 bic Au8liGt, puB
mir bdlp al8 leIn SunpeSgeuclle 9eBen NuBlanp
marldtren un0 bic Bforte untel ltuBen tGnnen
Dem 6rieDenstraftat tit e'ne 3peite 9tote btn5ue
Qefit9t Die 2alepranD i'm Jtameu lelne8 SAT-
lers absefaBt uno ualerm Welanoten ulltBetbellt
bat Sn oteler gfpte mno 9ela9t, Dap, bl
Uranfretb burG bic immer lt1 e,neuern0eM
Srte9e aleiA leinen beIoen Bunoeasenonen,
Spanten uno SO1lno, lbre blHbenrten Golos
nteen in Stz uno 4Beit Snoien Oerloten, unp
9enotbi9t pdren, 5u ibrer ei8enen Sertbei0t8ung
lebt gum plerten Wtal gu tdupien, cie @sred9s
tl9ielt uno tie 0ernunft cen &dtler 6're6ti0ten,
fir ltd uno Iene Vunoe8gencllen Dlelleita Der
Weeere Gtlob fir ibre Ysrlulte gu lu9er, unD
otes 3war i'll Denieni9en Siaateu, iiber pelte
er, traft lener Siege, Die Wtadlt babe, naA iei=
mem Selieben gu lhalten. Ola 9rGBte llebel,
weldeS PreuB,n DurA ben lebten rOn YrcuBen
UeranlaBten &rle9 rerldulDet babe, iei oiea, paB
DurG penelbeu Die O,tOmanuijde Yjorte ibrer
llnabbdnJt9feit beroubt potoen, 0eun pte belet,
rl9enpen uno DrobenOen @nIDrberunBen pe8
rulil4en Suffers bitten an Die Splee pe0 @ou-
pernement8 Ger 3Oiplcau un0 l5allad)ei 5wei
6urlten 5urId8e6racbt, msld,e nit 0fedt Don
Dem SuItan nerbaunt SepeIen, 10 oaB riele beis
ben Staaten leBl rullIl4e Proptn6en ieen.
Dsm3emdB, 10 lAIleBt rle NOte GauepranD'3,
10 lan9e Der Sultan nidt in Dieen PrpUiu5en
Die ibm red)t8frdftj8 3ullebenoe Scurera;netat
mleoer erlan9t babe, miroe Der &1iler nidt eins
ptuigen, ir9enb Elm 2dnD mieDer berau55useben,
raS pur6 ca5 SAifial Des 8rieBeS III feline
Dfo9t 9e9eben, pcer BON iDm nod erCbert wer,
ben tonne.
OaS beiBt rief bic S6nt8in leioenIdaftlid,
oaS belBt, 9tapclepn ertldrt 9iuBlanp Den &rleS
unO wenn mir 6rlsoen nit ibm lhlteBen, wers
ben mir 9e8eu JtuBlano bic QGaHen er9reiea
mIIen,
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SOebGM erDaltene neac 6riIdJte
fir bsu gDimerbDarf pprau gtspperaSfes aufmerEfam
maiden.
30 5dser gambf-eer 3petfpeea ~
400 gprea Qtm0urger safe,
IS 8ubel Sdw i8ec 8eie,
800 guipeI eane Srbien,
100 Barrels eflpalieae &r6ieH,
20C asas Yer! @srfe, perl9tebsne Nummern,
25 Barrel 2Daijeuetiea
20 Bsrss Sags,
GtpcTlape &dpriea gamtuen Greedcorn tlfarbeIen
&us bteie Irttl aD I'M =tonoe bt4is oerfa len.
Wprbttnger u+ SrptbsrS,
So. IU2 Qpm6arhfr,
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S& ctsIGtGas MstD %GaOeuSeH
DIR. Swayne's
3uiammcn5eleBter Sprup pon 9BilbftrIAsu
Ssu6erprSeutlid,e 1ur.

pEtnt 8Uas, Brttbrt Co., G;b.
Or. 9 gDerther oerr IS ais ene 9Rt3tt &c
sen has PIbtuM betratenH, H8I IetA Gber @u eetet
;u etG wtG Id Sud nit etaer mb bf sstrefenbsn &ur 10
uBerOreeEI bttanHt maeu ais emals nteper
Sen DRroe. Sm ieBten Sttrbe m etn tarfe DrUrs
Paltnn3 De!9er t pur bttbers eas lib aEb ben
2nrscn mbs lite, ote iurerli9 dueer4 Sttt S6Iim
Gtter auSUGrn. Wten 4psm tOnnte bHr6 bic euaeen
pGtren IHe 9HG err1 btt SefHGnG II mener SrEt an"
Geuenl NIT ae9Ber t4ulg; cabet Bate tb daa uHb
Nat eneu he5en oGEsa pCrlpr per &ppetlt unp rpree
elr btntats 70 oas meinc Aere Gle Spnnnna eagdtea
uHp mne &rGntbst Ger ben! Sret NsoStn btelten.
n btefe eeupen 3afaR0 bltst lanse 3et BITS t 40
ttne OfrpPe GtGeuG9ert WnT HHD Nr mt@ aue cpnturG
serbwanpeH f1tsn Da t9 atar IN oea erun6et oSn p:H
ptelen punoerVpkeH Turen Beeleu bltEet Die 9ner u
Ia men8eleBter 9prup von 2S It's
Den" bsrpprbratG 70 Gidte t Bletb fur fInf Sptiela
Baltimore, iu3 NIT BEN 5cbrdu eerteioeH 2n
fRs bic SentE8 IN ter SuH8e an ju pslleh msin 5ns1
al aotR Be2H Seften 9tFFaE4t eatts mar 10y 0b
ia iplspee aeiunp
uebe unf Sabre tn6 psrapfr nrd Sin i'd; attn eetn.
ser DlGnn t!s aUf besn 1a9, zen q M 1884, G bin
ben legeE Is NGnan nt nen 4aG trdnf gene en- nb Bee
'faHe paB s &@G sr0ssn Danl igHpts StH S9tunsSppd
Ger untertretene ii mtt GcVmas Dtrpn aeadu Sisann;
uHp farm becuBen, ba6 We angtesben bebe uar
S berdmte tetne Understanding Ga pts eta 4lvnoe
or tit en pIr6tSes MltBilsb asr SeislfWGIi.
J q H.. rs VI. . pte eptpw.
afpr ses Serlnet EretteS Der Baltimore Gpnferrn,
nnNpCm Elm ;5eugHts oAs csiae eeleisH pat.
Gs Stb ur ems SHpeiaBtss 3Gperssnn8 4DtISrfGsW
uup DIE ftn56t 5tG p0n ftEfm eTGea1u Are ubGrette
Dnrbe, tf Or. HdpR - g8aamMeRs setsSr G5prup pEA
gSuSctrlcben."
0tanbeiteu ne!GeN er aneeu,sFen unp fIr psIA, ni
eraannudttu Jpeen pe,ea 6braude FG leaten r1ly
ltd QWfen, &rtaungeH, Au5seprua9 8rpud,itts Sua
bruigrett bGuer 0uten SIupeten, 1eiferfstt lpdo,t
Sttmlne 5esnte9, Obsr 9rat9mersen, es@paste &pss
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@n,) propfen Dsrsrantbstt fselnoe Meiuue pbsr
&nGnpuns ger &ebIs Sne nebrpatGeu GtgenfAafter
begetucn retn8eH pa St unerpalrsn bic Rraft
90 bsr Gppstt& sblt. - Naetniaer @rrferttgsy
AZ, 70 IL GpES GHp = CEN
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9sortspei2t, N2aSeira u,1o G0errOipeine+
100 @tss 6as i'm Gapen unD tn 3oIgaus, etne
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201 DuBenb DeI Spans aaai Bnn TN QGbeH ne16 Ia Grp
fen uno fe,aen par9ieaa 8eliesen 1Gpfero asaH
aeben werceg s, 9. Barron A O.
Wp. 1872 unb is! IDef 2pmbarDtr.
H. asset Ibnren 6sG osn 551nGSerttdfe
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init pInffltter Greue etiiiQt it, lcl e8 pcn bet'
ben 2bellen ab9du9en, Die 6ejnoIelt9tet ell na0
elmer 5ebntd8I8en Aaftanoi9unB wieoer gu Begin"
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OSrpccrets SSSetme &tquprs &c.
Yieue 00l. 0Ol z01E:nQe unO SuOellcn.

Nlt benz Se Out BURG smpfan8en etefer Sas so
Vol. 5drtn8e unb Sarben. rom DetafrSsn 5a"8e me@e
mis- WleberSerfaufeta Giatet absebea tom
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Olb iuz unO fraH5Oltl0e Weint.

~ gDtr smpfunsn tn tefen assn stne Yarpie bsr
befen reIn0ebdltenen III Wbetnwetne, dud
r'eSsr btn 6efannten & etts % en, wUrauf mir i'm
sOraus aufmsrtiam n!aRea anb babe@ Elm Eager tten
81 6tSfe1 62en NorbbGufsr 8ranntpett. II. Dtee
4rttIeI perlen an ltptrperTduer tGtBf abBegetep BET
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2ft30.S as, GDutb 9pw Irbitr.
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Terms.

:hs daily BAL TIMORE wEKCER IL publish
eYsry morning (ckcept Sunday and ia delivered
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts per week.
The WECKER is also delivered in the Cities OF
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECFER
49, so in advance.
11- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKER is pubNs-
he'd every Friday at 81 per snnum and 81 Der
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-08-17
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
1858. 1aN Fall Trade.
1858.
SMITH, RHODES q CO., "
NJ. % PEARL STREET,

stF{ RICHMOND, vA.y
IMPORTERS of HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS,
L SADDLERY, d ANCHOR B0LTING CLOTH
&C., are now receiving, direct from the manufacturers
of Europe and this country large aud elegant assor
nent Of Goods especially adapted to the wants OF the
trade of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee and
they respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers
visiting this market to inspection OIL the same
Their Stock is full aud complete comprising In part
the following articles, viz:
Pocket and Table Cutlery, of Rodgers, 'Wosten'
holm's.' 'Butchers,' and others;
Building Materials of every descriptions large var-
ETY.;
Tools for Carpenters Masons Smiths, Coopers, Tan
ners. Saddlers, &C.;
Steel Holowware, Axles, Springs Bolts, Nuts, WASH
ers, &C.;
Axes, Hatchets, Hammers, Vices, Bellows, longs,
cHA1ss-Lcg, Ok, Trace, Coil, Halter, Fifth, Dog,
Breast &C.;
Webbing;
Pat. and Enameled Leather Hog Skins, Pad and Lin
ing Skins, Serge, &C.;
Saddle Trees Gig and Pad Trees, Buckles, Silk,
Thread and Irvine; ..n
Manila and Cotton Rope, Bed Cords, Plow Lines,
and Deer Hair;
Burgers and Hoe Co.'S Circular Saws, assorted 10
to go inches-warranted. =
~ Orders respectfully solicited, and promptly at.
tended to.
Richmond Aug. 10, '5S-ta$l0
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-08-17
From THE CLERGY.

Rev. J. G. Siearns writes consider II the oes'
remedy ever knew for Dyspepsia. =, .a
bis bliaf tbat he owed his life to the timely use OF
Perry Davlss Pain Killer During his recent ys5' 70
the Missions in Burmah. he had severe attack OF
the BuoLsRA, and was immediately reiieyeG Dy us Use
writes ii have used your Pain Killer for many years
in INV family with much satisfaction.
Rev. j. Phillips, formerly of the Orissa Missions,
India writes "My wife is using your cele0rateu au
Killer for rheumatic affection from which she has
On Isred for wears, and with better effect than any
other of the various remedies she has tried am u
S;nS il for dyspepsia and kidney complaints, with
good success" Sold by all medicine dealers,
Kiiisr is easisy removed by washing in alcohol.
Auo IN lS5O-2w
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-08-17
Jplv 90 1s5s.-Rock. Reg. copy.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.-The under,
i signed, by virtue of two deeds of trust executed
by Smith Bsteman and wife
l. To VIM B. Kayser, dated Sept. Gath, lS4S, Tor
benefit of Benjamin Crawford. 49,,
3. To John b. Baldwin, dated January 25th, 1881,
for benefit of Crawford u Cochran, will offer for salt
at public auction on the premises on SATURDAY, Az
GUST 2lst 1858, Tract of Land IN said deeds menuon
ed and conveyed, containing by estimation l65 A
ores, being the Tract on which said Smith BatemaD
resides, situate on Christians Creek
The debts represented by US amount to a fraction
over $780, and shall offer the whole Tract or such
part of it sufficient for the purpose, said Baeman
may desire.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in hand to pay costs OF
sale. and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months from the SALE the purchaser giving bonds with
personal security, and the title being retained as uln
mate security.
The title is believed to be good but we sell and con-
vey as trustees such title only as we have.
VIM 3. KAlSER,
r,.o "a TnIjS Baldwin.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-08-17
DUBLIC sALE.-will be offered at public sale,

nUBLIC SALE.-Will be offered at public sale,
/ on Wednesday,, the 18Th Of august next, at the
residence of Robt. Snapp, decd the following Prop
erty, 10 wit: ,,.,,
I head of Horses, Is head of Stock Cattle, Mich
Cows, Threshng Machine, Corn Crushers. Wag-
800 of Rye ESQ OF Oats, some Hay also the Corn In
the ground and all the Farming Utensils, &C..
TERMS OF SALE.-Nine months credit on all sums
over 3d. the purchaser giving bonds with good secu-
rity IS and under, the cash will be required.
Sg@ Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock and due attend
ance by ROBT. B. SNAPP,
CHAS K MAUZY,
Executors of Robt Snapp, decd.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-08-17
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES Z!
u FRANCE g. CO., Managers Of the Maryland
he State Lotteries, present the following Splendid
Schemes d
For AUGUST, 1868.

They caution purchasers of Tickets TO beware of OF
derng Tickets in Lotteries where extraordinary larg,
Capitals are offered for small cost of Tickets-al
such are swindIes.
The Maryland Lotteries have been in existence TO
Forty Years. They are drawn By State Officer. ant
can be relied on. If yon draw Prize you will ge
your money. The whole country is flooded with 30
gas Lottery concerns. Beware OF lnenn.
ss5s- Order in the Maryland State Lotteries.
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GALE OF LAND In pursuance OF decree OF
- the Circuit Court of Augusta, rendered IN the
cause of Eleanor Peck and Others against Joseph Ste
yenson and wife and Others shall, on WeaneSda5,
the Isl of SepenJer next proceed The premises, to
sell, pu6hcl5, valuable TRACT OF LaED, lyiDgin
said county, about one mile from Wa)nesboro, ana
adjoining The lands OF James 5. Bush, Maj Stuart :
heirs and others, and containing abou, 100 Acres,
10 be surveyed before sale II has il good Brch
Dwelling House, barn, and all necessary ont-houses
good Apple Orchard, two Wells Of Wafer, and TIM
Der sufficient to keep he farm up. This is nice ttle
estate and its proximity to market church and school
and stores As we'll as ueug surrounded by agreea
bic neiyhburhood render very attractive. The de-
gree REQUIRES Slave to be sold with the land he is
~ogled, but useful enough 10 keep from being
Ca.
charge 49, r,,,, in hand; the balance in three
lEhSio .,ents Of equal amount, The purchase "
annual paw" good personal security, and the title
give D9nas WIN lined as ultimate security
of the iano 10 DC iet" 'aB SHRECkHlSE, Com'r
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Whole Tickets s1O; Halves SIS; Quarters $3.50
a Managers Certificate OF Is Wholes, where persons
do. do 16 Halves, ............. 40
DO. do. ls Quarters, ........... go
do. do. l6 Elghths, ............ 10
~ The Managers have been compelled, from TIT
numerous complaints made 10 them of unfaithfulnes
on the part Of those who have been attending to thu
filing of ORDERS the correspondence and in
their own name.
81 Order Tickets from the Managers only.
Address all letters to
r. FRANCE & CO.,
July 81, '5s. Baltimore Md.
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HAVANA PLAN-sINGLE NUMBERS !

HAVANA PLAN-SINGLE NUMBERS |!
Ill This is the old mode of drawing. Prizes il
one wheel and tickets in another. Every Prize il
drawn out. Prizes paid in full without any deduc-
ton.
MD. STATE LOTTERY, EXTRA CLASS 9,
756edraaen in Baltimore, Nd, Saturday. 4Aug 90, '5S
2O,I65 Prizes 100000 Numbers
.- We would call particular attention to the follow
ing splendid scheme, package of 10 whole ticket
costing only sso-and every other ticket being war.
ranted to draw 3d. determined by the number draw
ing the Capital Prize, whether odd or even.
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ss1o,L;ng FI,e Does Me ANY Good"

LANCASTER Y.
DIR. c. NJ jackson, Philad'a.-DearSr: lhave been
afflicted with Dyspepsia for number OF years, enS
until three years Since could hud nothing which
Tyonid afford me relief Fortunately for me, heard
of "Dr uOodand's German Bitters, and th0ugnt
would try them not however, with much ialth lna'
should be benefited by their use L..
To nv surprise found that on taxing ie" uoseeA
1cas relieved of the pain in side ana cheSt my aP
rat;ta became good | gained strength. and IN iact
Eli stronger and in better health than had Tor long
+ne DO not allow myself TO be out OF the Blttefs
if can obtain them, for nothing stSs @0es e ay goV
am willing at all times, aud ready 10 state my case
20 anv one Who NAV wish know the full particulars
and Shall with pleasure recommend them 10 all VINO
NAV he afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint
for believe if an, thing will give them reef they
will he relieved bv UOOtundS German Bltters. many
nerSons in this district have used your Buffers WIN
beneficial results and have no doubt you coulo get
number of certificates were you to ask them, LOT 10
INV certain knowledge quite number have been very
much benefited by the use OF your meolelne. 81
/ almost forgot 10 mention that my daughter, apont
.y wears of age was cured of Jaundice by HOLLAND
German Bitters l think 1t best TO mention thlS us
have never known them used IN any other case Oh Tue
kind. Respectfully yours, ,rrS S;,vorsmitb
Witness, J. d. Glenn. ,..,,;..o,sa
AL for Vooaand's German Btters take nothing else
,,jrncipa Office AIS Arch Street, Phlladeiphia, ra
sold nv druggists and storekeepers IN every Town ae
village in the United States, Canadas, est lnoes AM
South America at 10 cents per bottle zee tnat 'n'
natnra of Dr. C. NJ jackson is on the wrapper OF
TSo- sale bv Dr. ". d. You've, DR.. H. ,. Elcnetper
=. . Rro and Dr. T. II. h j. e. kinney, Staunton
yer y Ross, Mt. Sidney; Waye Thompklns, bucn
S W NJ Scott, CoyingtJn.
An e. II, iS58-2w
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~ THE REGULAR Bn-L.s of this prodigiou'
Es,,ssbmcu, which had unprecedented success at the
Rro,du.v Theatre eons,a tho details Of the extraor-
n.r .,sr., osrforusc sEl in which appear the ioi'
-, .,,r.c,ons-,h- --ssi Topdrons ever known.