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GerteraI Notices.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ the 18th day OF October ls5S Directors OF the
s. CaIT Street Plank Road Company filed the Court
common Pleas Of CuFaho5a County their petition the
5ec and prayer Of which petition Change
SAID Company 10 that OF the CLAIR Street Gravel Read
Company" l. PRENTISS stty
Cleye and, Oct. ls ISIS. ocIs dim 305
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. =
SEALED Proposals will be received this Office until
lne s say Of November next O'Clock NJ fer building
two Bridges over the east branch Of X. cky river.
One on the road leading Royaton Hinck-
ton 10 Struuesyils
this Office
Bidders requested make their estimates for the
masonry ly the perch uf y fees
By order OF the Bn.Td.
WILLIAM FULLER. CLERK
Once OF the Commissioners Of Cuyahoga County,
Cleveland, OciOber Is, Is5S
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SUCCESSORS TO c BRADBURN son,
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
W mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fish, Nails
Glass and Produce. Nos l9 and M veT street. aud 10 and
y Meadow street, '3Tocers Block, D, Cleveland Ohio
BRAuBURN,l
". A FISHER aus3l-dIy Iq4
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OF AMERICAN NO

IL MEN IRON The N. y. DAILY Net7g (EdiisTiaL)
We desire cail attention TOT letter from Dr. Joshua
r. Bridge, THE Health Of American Women, in sn0th-
column He treats the subject in able manner. and
his skilland medical judgment may be relied upon"
From Tee Albany Morning Express
"Msrshalls Uterine Catn0cun has proved 70 be fay
valuable It c1imed 10 be mauy made
by medical gent and others DR. Bridge is regular
physician very hue aitaunents. Of great judgment
and discrimination udicIous and his ly successful ac-
utoner. all diseases, especially those of and
children"
Fy0Yi PlgsicfqU-
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1Dbpsifialts & 5urgeOlls.
]. n. JOHNSON. u. D.,
HOMGOPATHIST.

Office l07 Sarwes Block Superior Street, Corner Sen
ST. Residence No. III Pittsburgh ST., Cleveland o.
febI6.dl
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TlNDART. BENIS n Murray.
FLOUR

ROD tE COM MISSION N MERCHANTS
FLOUR.
We are receiving the following we'll known hranIslf
Flour consignment, to which call the attention
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MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON

"AIalshas Uterine Cath0licon vii certainly cure all
the diseases for which il Is recommends -
There Is no medicine like it in this cuuniryf
"in thr l have met wiih hIarshali'y
Uterine tathOlicou is "A certain and safe remedy
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AGENTS AND CONSIGNEEs:
J. Myers, CGntifs lOtis Kimball, lO9 State q,
y. L Warner Slip. N. York Rost0n Mass ~ q =
Geo Clark ll3 Broad 81 Crawford & co fsa.,str.
f. c. Hoyey New York New YoTk - OsuehsD'n
Hover = Crawford, Oswego,l Mm- T. Walker Toledo d
New 1ofK- ~ M = X; Mathews Defr0t an
WINNER 10 Ohcaso III lB9Telay Co, AIiWaukss
CONsI6NEEs
~ 1iSehEI = So.' h11clne, kIRKLAND, Shsboygan
Chamberlin, Crawford Co., Cleveland, o
lss:dtf 5
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CMITH u In H, & PUTNAM-PRODUCE, j (1F
PPA0BURN q FTSHFP

- ForvarJns and Commission Merchants, Dealers in
Sat Fish. Water me. llIs &c; also dealers al
varieties coal. Brink Ware House ls3 & Is5 River
reet and 81 o. Dock. Liberal cash advances made
ciuslgumeuts. mhlT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-19
DEATH OF GEN J. rIscKNKY HENDERSON

The New Orleans papers Of the Oh
contain the melancholy intelligence Of
the death Of Gen ! rinckuey Henderson,,
United States senator from Texas
Although this event from his declining
health has been anticipated, scarcely any
one expected that it would occur 20 soon
The hope was INDUCED that be would
survive many months, and be onahlel,
perhaps, TO reach bis home in Texas, and.
if it were 50 willed that he mnst prcma-
turely die. that he would breathe his last
among the friends who admired and loved
him Blu, it pleased Heaven o. ofdam il
otherwise; that be should die remote
from the Land whore 50 many years oil
eminent usefulness had been spent; and
that the letters received from him full of!
decisive hopes Of returning health, sb9uldi
be followed 50 speedily 10y the lightning !
Hash announcing his death The shoctI
Of this sad intelligence viii fill manvI
hearts with gioom Few public men hadi
larger number OF warmer PERSONAL
friends
great man has fallen; possessing Il
rare combination Of those qualities which,
impart emincnce and high position.
One by one the distinguished men Of
our State are passing away Death, !
whose psosince i, is 20 mark the line oi
,iemarkation between the generations Of
men. is rapidly removing the cmineni]
actors who have stamp the endurablel
impress Of their minds and characters on'
the public policy and laws Of our state
None will be longer or more faithfully
remembered uul nmented than llen-l
defson.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

We place our columns In mourning this week as
mark Of respect to the msmory Of tho late Con
HENDERSON
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We learn, from Carroiton Mo pa
per thar the troops designed for Utah,
ascending the Missouririyer are dcsorting
every chance they got On the steamer
recently, there were three hun
'lred troops, out Of which there were
fifty assertions before tina, boat pass
ed Hills Landing II Is suspected
by some that Mormons, in disguise, are
following the soldiers, and afford these
who are willing 20 desert, an opportunity
to escape The true and only reason,
however, for this disposition to desert,
lies II d general order ISSUED few weeks
igo ioflliddrag payment Ia the troops
ntl Lhelt alllNal NJ Fnri Laramie
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Public Meeting.

The ct.1oaa o, Harrison C0raty will NEST at The
coart House at 2 O'Clock TODAY to give expression
TO their feelings On the death o! Henderson
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-19

a-sv q Graves VIII deliver a Lecture 10 Mar
aha.. OIL Honda, nigh, upon tho science Of Fnslisi
Grammar
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-19

~ Msssrs. MAaanALL 4 WILL ,asos hav
formed iaw partnership, rs will be seen by ,hei
card They are reliable gentlemen
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-19

- W. Il. sxun, Esq, formerly merchal4
Of shit paacr but at pnsen, connected with a
extensive Wholesale grocery establishment IN Ne,
O7Isans, u Oh visit suorg bis old friends in hi
scc4ieu. We arc uattr obligations to him f.
lsee papcn
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,yill be- careful how ;hry handle such
4,oek ubu IT. rs attended with 50 much
risk ar personal liability They will he
|lo,h t. take hold Of an enterprise which
cannot be- sustained against the preln-
|dicea and the dcuunciations OF the
|comtry
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TO THE PEOPLE OF TEXAS

TIT I'H'7' NV '''''" VI VIC s'h
of January last, selected me "a their
choice t. III 'no vacancy upon the su.
premc Court Bench occasioned by the
States Senate, and 'he nomination Of
Judge Wheeler 70 MI l''e once ct Chief
Justice soon Thereafter various art-
clcs appeared ia tue "lT"ssi'n press,
speaking oil the eNls,,"ce oil grave
charges against me "''h""' specifying
the nature OF su'h charges SO That they
gould be cqnif'n'eai ana =! 'ns'nuauon
and inuondo nave iauoivo 70 I'm stain
upon my hitherto uhsu'''ea reputation
did not feel called upon 10 notice such
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-19

An5- Contractors are retired TO the adye
'is'ment calling for scaled proposals tot buihiin
the State La..alic Asylau.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-19

esas" We take pleasure in calling attention
the advertisement Of Mea-ra wv. laAnruf
4 60. They have very large and hanson
sssoftment o. goods. which eaunot fail to iugi'
Custom
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-19

Cgrlox MuWrr The New Orleans
'icayunc Of the 18th, reports dcclin'
If Re-. on the Middliug aud lower grades
Kidding cotton i. quoted at from lie. t.
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wa- The card Of pr E'Nes will be ioan'
,mon, the Professional Cards Ii will Is
noticed that his house and olice ae eligioly ii
iatxl.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-19

- JvXg ions r. WnAiuss who reach
ri home on Wednesday evening. iron
N.w Oricans, places us andeF obligations
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-19

Rrp RvsR. The River commenoe !, i
slowly sunday night, The Ebert r.pors pics
have risen 20 feet a, Fulton, and that iA'ue n,
was also rising rapidly. I'm the lo,n' upls ha
River was bank full at Rowland s'ne' W. .,;ysd
the b. l.. Hodge. Duke and Swan have "' ind
from New Orleans; the Grenada ana .rx.s
from .JeiKtrson Era No. and Effort lfo"' ~
Red Riycr.--lSo,ah Uescrn q The To-" "'F
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-19

No. Col VI. Z, JonssoN has been spending
Few days in Marshall, receiving the cordial vel
come Of his numerous friends.
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=
Zwiil e pc cxplliucd. chat, in this deed o
kirust. the President and olliccrs are made
rprcforrod crcdit,rsg Caa they dciend|
the action If the President by which,
a laims for stock were converted into a
moncved indebtedness and Incorporated
&al.o as preferred claims* ia pcccmbcrl
ethc President announced that arranged
( uruts bad hcen made To satisfy thc claims|
3 uuder the decd Of trust. aud il appears.
1ir0m subsequent arrangements that 800
4 300 WIS tine amount required by tho frs
4 April Why did not Mr. Yergerpa bis!
i stock subscription Of 5ooo0 which,
& would have rendered thr decd IT trust m-,
fueccssary or afforded Subsequent relief (,
g llc mot only did NOT d3 this hHt We haye|
4 seen letters addressed 60 parties foml
SWham the company expected TO received
large SUMS If money, written under the
authority of thc President. adyisiug)
them uot 90 p'y Every one must 81
4 ihat it would NOT bsa very easy maiterj
: ra#e money under socn "a d''' "a,
Z rus', aud with letters addressed To- par
\ les not to pay % would hc imp'ssiple
Z ma % The very i'mr ""'n ''' company
Gw.- iu th.s embarrassing condition. WoI
en- "a receipt ol ""'s" '". ie'i'"'Nt r.,
y copy
. Receive irom "tn. :, ,I'..' ~. 'i.'
. -S HmdrJ naar. oa ac.am, Il ny ',0d
! go. @ Is Iraste' uador tlg dord ID ili.
aba.lss5
y .., J"iiN rs hi'''"'
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RECEIPTS or THE REPUBLICAN,.

or Money, %, .si,seap tans fsr dae- L iie Il.
,ahlIean Office b IlraatIal hg na-L u ~ ~
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C. W BUCKLEY

We, the undersigned, citizens Of Mont
gomery county. certify that the charge
made againstt. " BucAley, iiupoacbhs
his integrity and honor IN the smith IS
kellpm ease, pending the District couf,
Of this county, are moi true IN polnl q
fact, hut we believe malicious and tals,
and made by the designing for political
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-19

The Rev. sam Clawsou. a Virginia
minister gives expression 90 this hil:
Thank t;ad. the day is not far distant
vh,H yau shall br chained downto bells
arazan Hlur ml thc ncvil. withhls three
nrouucd mtp1eu. viii pierce your reek-
us heart and pile the rcd hot cudcrs Of
black lamnaiion upon you as high as the
vramld, vt Egypt and fry ogf u. Prta'
N utr fa' o. efere ne eHigc,H' # mr.
Eniae
Can f. hc possible that a man can be
faaI lu Dee face of tte.cHrih capable ct
n8aaea sentiment lkc this TO Ian
u..e ., otl ucm Truly must hi-
heart ac ae tae stony ground upon which
ihc good SEED las been sowu in vain
liz should be- driven irau the pulpit
sv, We neglected TO mention go oui
'lasi issnc. that ,he Jury ia tlc case d
Gen Walker of Nicaragua notoriciy
lal failed To agree The True Delta o.
Pile Heb -ays
General Wallor c5l Anderson al,
IN, other defendants are Co. appear il
C.mt Tomorrow. judge Campbell an
th.a m1rn.us that le will place
taou under bonds, unless they she"
.Ws+ rs affidavit why tc should nHi d'
-r Tbr "c5usc.' we believe, is q. at
cIrc taat they viii mot return Z" \iea
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IArufe Of the Dallas Herald, says he
would not have pat mp lincklcy's name
1T b. had known that Boil would bee q
But as he is committed. be-
will support Buckley Haul him down
and run up the other then. Let the race
De- upon principle and not upon favorit-
isn II ynu think Judicial nominations
correct, support Buckley if not, then
ring out your Bell Aferioa Byo,cas
rua) f2eg
Yes, sir advice honest and true A
|man ought To have sufficient moral cour-
|age, and political honesty to sustain
practically his opinions An editor whu
[pnrsues the course Of our octemporary Of
|thc Herald, renders himself obnoxious 10
his own party, and excites the contempt
!of the opposition Rather an unenvia-
Pile position
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NoW Orleans Advertisements.
HARDWARE AND SHIP CuANpLERY
SAMUEL LOCKE,


/" r-een'ng nom the niAna'nc'ur's ~
Ne norm anu Hpu' hu'9F'' e,eV,' H'e
'"'h'Ns anu mo, ''"'f'e' N'"s ~ ''"', q, ware
eve, "''''o ~ '''i' 'n"'se,' N"" ne - o"c'es
~ ,"e ''f ,'"',' i'@'"'
4 "
'''"N'ns' VIZ aoo tons o. h"s"7n 'i'H OF
~ 'V'' 1'''''sN So ''""'
.-'p',su NUMBERS LOW o'nu'f ~ ucop
'.""' .'"'" : 70 'h'n' ''o e'"- :" nae
h"''""n run "sNof,r' A'feS "a "s'n''e
n"'''' p"''I' ''a'n "'S' s''''' "'''' ""N
-, 49, ,'' NV o','n '''e'' V"'i fg.
"'""s''
w." "',''' "' ""' Wage"
~ ~, !. XIX ,'"f'
f' ID '""''
w ~ - "''"
u'N ''', ~ " r''
"'' "'''' o','' '' ,'
.'"""" ~ o. "''' - y.
f'' -
ana "'",s 49, '" 'i''
,a'''' ~ p'.''' '"
pfu''" 'tV' W = = 10, ''
''Ar' ~ "'''' '''''' 'o'i' p'',
'.l .,.'n y ~, -, -, -. M ' 49,
avg " " 9''e''"s 'F''' N"'"''s "''''''
"'''
CAS- Neo--9o tons oil cnshng- sueh h'
Pot B,s" oFrn-' : 'defN' 9s''r'>' car' ara
wagon u 'Nr-' feh'h pots nt"'.-' "i every
description, Furnaces, snd lr"n-, 20 eans~
tauluron~, Not pa'rnl tpftah'" ''nlcf"h<'
Cas-, Iron Bth Tub, Y 'r'i aud tlsiefn funp-
Changers Patent Corn Cob and Meal Nils,
Sash weights.
MINll.lA AND HEINZ NoIt-2O tons
of MmlA Rope. all sizes from . tos IN diam
etcr also, all sizes Of tar-d Hemp f"pr, JHir
and Coiton rope. flo~iinrs, -ash cord, Patent
stripped blocks all -i1r~ Corner blocks strap
ed and unsiraped i'ump boxes ran mills.
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Now Orleans Advertisements.
slaves TIN mad Jnpanned ware.
Austin & GOOdWyn.
Corner II cussomhouss sad Treat ksvss
Streets, New Orleans,

- HAVE on hand large aud ,ornplcss
, assortment OF stcycs 81 es.rr vari.;;
&A Of Patterns Of ea.tefn sli western
Nv manufacture, consisting = p-rior.
church, office, and cooking slows, III Of the
most approved patterns and which thoy can
guarantee % give "a, -fsci'os /, pnrci,.-r'.
In addition to their stock of sso.rs, ilny
have on hand nnd ar. constantly manriaeiur.
ing every description OF plain lin asa Japan
ned ware, which they viii offer & t0uairy
merchants, aud others, AZ Wholesale amt r,,iii
aud @, lower prices than suc'. articles eau be
bought NJ IN ,his city.
They are also solo agent. 81 ''- nanUfar-
turo and sale Of Arthur. "lt-ssaiing ssu. .r-
preserving i,u.' and vegetables Tor winter tao
Ihs j. Hcw article u ,hc way oi = preserving
can. and wa Introduced herr by ". iss. spring,
and se Tar has gwen saiisiaetiDn 90 every ia.
stance. The advantage these tan. have oyer
all Others is N the entire top 3fliug n. so that
ifp, OF tie largest .itr Hay ba rus la them
they sru on that accona' 40 easier r'oaHed,
and ear be used many seasons Th-, arr
cheap aud simple. Printed directions Gcco ripa
nyiug the can, 80 tia. III. NOS, unevpslieres!
can u-o ii.cin With sgeecs.
JAN. II. 1887. No 81
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The exc ci-c- will be commenced ever,
n,ornng b, reading AID prayer. The morals
OF the. school 70 / be- maintained At all hazards.
by Diminishing every pupil whn cn"uot he
brought under proper discipline. Pupils d,--
M ..cd from otlsf ,chuui> for tmmorahiy. 81
vii not To-, admitted. without satt,facto, (,
vouchers OF good rhs-.1'cr
Il IS hoped every rcsi'ag pupil will he far
ni-h.d with Rltl-, - Il ~iil b.. dtliy nr.d.d
Papll, will i- charged irom the time of
entrance to III. close ui the session
Roardrr- can be aecommodHt'd AZ the Acad-
em, with board, Washing, aud fuel, a, twelve
dollar per mon'h
Ten per cen, dl-roun, fur advance payments
fKA<n } tAiILLO
Dee &c 81 IS II
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NEW F.LLA WINTER GOODS,

IS>li>. WM iIRaDritLp. 4 Co. would
AVl respectful, announce 1" the citizens OF
Huri-on county and the public generally. that
they have jn-t received and ARE now opening
at te,r new store in Marshall, an entire new
and complete stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE
every n'tie!. a.uaiiy round IN couu,ry store,
and having been purchased in the northern
markr, or the mos, favorable terms, by one Of
lhc partners vino has had many years experience
~ n merchant, the, feel confdert that they can
offer
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NGCONNH.<NA'llG

u -iar, >~ii"nf~f !. iN9I
:. W. rinpree. E.q, bear >ir,--llaung
sold within ,hc last twu and half years nearly
Forty Thousand Calf and KIP asins, tanned
with your ratcut process, mo-i "i Them with
III. hair on, take rr' ~ pleasure IN Informing
,un that have not bad a -ulfHey ra-e whrr"
the leather has not given rntifr satisfaction |
ron-ider 1t Que Of the best, Il not She very hest
i,nrn,iuil~ of the age aud would recommend
Ia eyetS person manufacturing HEATHER to avail
lh,m-,lsr, Of your process, and all person,
using lra,h,r ia any fotn. 10 purchase that tam
ned y nh your mef- uf tanning. am satisfied
from the p.rsoral rNpct cnce | have had ,Ih
Your leather. that II vii ouiwrar ANY 9th
-tu,h ever luiro, ac,d, either tor boct,. >l1oe..
h,lis. hose. lhcine- gloves. or for ANY either
purpose or use tor " alch leather nv be- applied
Your call SKINS lauuci With thr har on, aud
used for bouts aud ,ysr shoes are of vital in.
purtance to liv health aud comfort Of mankind,
ior u boot Notu next the tool II snrin--.- iil
other N ,tcfai u.ed for that patpr-r The rce-
irleal heat contained IA, the hHli ah-ufh- all til.
pcr-, ration of the iaut, and kr'p> the hair Or,
aud warm ard beng micIel"u- TO water, II
k,ep- III. loot dry aud WARM. and the public arr
or.n,,iug to appreciate tie ben'hls derived
,ui your Invention IN their Itur J. hl. ii- my
opini,n thai ul les than tlt,e YEAR,, nu ether
over hoe can he -od 90 this market, Than lho>s
nadt from y"nr parent tHunti iAuf rtit skins
Ou'' AZ, at og y rubber L. try "a t',- viiy, ar
G.oN edged that What h;tle wa drre toy
Win your stock la-l YEAR III the wN Of over.
shoes. cau.'d id1ht < 81 IA hl' -,l'~ ct over
So 90 B., and ny uuu regret T. tird You h "
but is,hilv> IT tanning more ~htu- i"f II i
~, caniii uluHiou tina, | can -eli from one t"
iwo hundn d thousand ekiu> another year. |
can i,fut-h yea wuh au, uUmhtr 81 ccrtl'lc.ir>
tn ,uuch lor III AID more than ! have ,..id in
iasot Vt your leather, u necessary
Nvrs truly yours,
ZEN POI. MD,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16

syHuts. w riNkNts NIT
A,EAlMES Il li'il, AitsrHcys and cosHs.!-
- i,rs ~ lar a lamp street. New bflean>
Judge >emme~ was Associate Justice of ia.
Su,rrins Court ut Florii, up To his rriaogal
tn New Dfie4u-
Mr liill has been citizen 81 TeNNs--es
tc4.ivrg and lHhtrna,lY engaged an 'hc prae.
t,ce of IAN. for more Than tscWty YEAR, -- au'
cnnfid tuil, refer, to the Bench AMI Bar Of tn,
Slate.
Jan. ,. 81 Mo ~.
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MASONIC rEaALE INSTITUTE.

TIVE undersigned Executive 70 nu,tlee II
! the Ml-oun F,malc Institute. hHv, cccgri
Rev. b,ii- Smith, 81 Lagrange, tH., IL the
Pr, sd,nc, Of aud Institution. lie WI c"n
u.,ncr the ur,t Sr.-,Jn Oh tHc Second Monday
Ia February ueSt.
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EKESII GROCERIES!

FRESH GKoC EklES!
DlllL iiENR't II has ln-i returned from
New Orleans with a flesh, large, aud a.
sorted stock OF GROCERIES, whleh he oilers
a, the lowest cash prico.
tL>p
a large stock Of Dyes, Candle. and other ar'i-
cle- for halliday presents HIS stock is the
largest aud best selected ever offered IN thls
market.
PHILIP HEINRICH
Dec -. 1857 ~ On.
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TIVE Physci,n- of Harrison County. Texas
/ M, respectfully requested 10 meet a, The
Cour, House in Mu-aall. on the Isl MONDAY
in February ,Af3s. for III" purpose OF form
my Medical Society The medical faculty
are respectfully invited TO attend.
Jan . - iaH
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pie, rosewood, n'ahegany, hickory revolving
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BUREAUS with aud without Marble tops
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D,,pnT,rtFs v,,,,tv for sale hy
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Gums and c,,tte. bl,ck x,in,, and cherry
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COLLAR buttons. slr.ve buttons. studs. AMI
Buckles, an inuum.rahlr VARIETY. for sale
l>AR DROPS, cameo, mosaic. gold stone,
match pin., for sale hy
STA\l.tl 4 NlMMo'
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7 COOKING glasses. ar,h top, square aai