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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-19
Brown a sons Profile / ero.s Section Paper.
CUESTEEMAN'S MEIALlCTATES
OFFICE, STATIONERY!

Of all lengths, Surveyors CAahs ~ and 100 i.tt III
,ength. Any instrument lot tr LAtt NA.n wantct
VIII b. ordered from TT short noti,e, AND
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

On the morning Of the 10Th inst, IN Mar.
shall by the Raw j Beall, Mr. W A. RhhS
To Miss NJ AGGlE JONES,
After the marriage was over the bridal party
proceeded to the residence Of Judge Rces where
they me, many kind friends, aud together en-
loved most sumptuou- dinner Maggie
The ties Of home are hfokon itcif golden hnAs M
morr
VIII bind thy heart their emil r,ce as once they IN
~ yoie;
n-a,.n giant the future .rll may be whe, thu happy
,ast has ben,
Tn. hfnia pfnyr a blessing and sofriw h, name
That Ia. shpn thou hast chosen may esrf faithful
Ia. breast reing, from bios storm haven f't thy
love
Aud 10 aiisr ygar. whru racu,eF; recalls the days
vh,p .qflLnoi's fficnAs crowd tound thy heart oh
then hot not The last,
rercenr. ,,.'sqh, If Us viii fi-r, zen though The
grave may hslr
Those IS ho breathe the lcryeni prayer God hless thee
FRIENDS.
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New Advertisements.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
steam Engines. sc.


Stationary Steam Engines, ruth rue
HoiI,rs !Vuror UiUs Far, Nh, Lam
-
'Htts, tf., ~ SohhfTH M"HTWiorg,
fran y H,hen's EagIe E,u.,Is,v
~. -
"'ch"0'd, wa
nNE Of these Engines nnd Mills comrl.,c. Of size
~. Z ..n,essly rn,nnt.' 4 ne,fsr, machinery
ami Ia so,, reality 5sD set 81 lnul,,r -, d,v SO
hrnishifg gf-i = l,rn an, avn y',l. no
Il nnI t.,b An. nn,,,. Ia ,,ofL II without additional
Cos, ~. nurei'sser having freight and iu-nr,nee
frn,n the CIV al New DflDsns o,,lv
go. u.,n
sOs S<,"VV'
ENGINE aud Mil. complete. " .izs 10 T. ~
furnishing good Mechanic aud guarantees. ns above
W Ill cut 800 feet at lumber ts.f day readily
cnu -, ..n
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Look not mou'nIully into tho pas, it
cannot return. Wisely improve the pres.
EMIT is thine. Go forth to NEE, the
shadowy future without fear aud with
manly heart.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22
LATEST NEWS.


Vanderbilt, which left Ilavre on the 2sll
u,., for this port, via Southampton, has ar
rived here, bringing four days later intclIi
gcnce from Europe than WAS received b,
the Europa.
There had been only moderate business
doing in the Liverpool cotton market; bu
the demand was steady aud prices were un'
changed. The sales during the three bus.
meas days since the departure OF the Eu'
ropa had amounted to 9 600 bales.
The quotations are for middling Oresn,
7 lGd. per pound.
Tho Paris election for members Of the
chamber OF denuties to repfescn, tina, city
had resulted in the return OF two govern.
ment candidates and oue opposition can,
ddate.
The British parlamen, was discussing
the India bill The chancellor of the eA,
chequcr's proposition to impose stamp on
bankers checks, passed the house Of com,
mons without debate.
I he ncquiual OF bernard produced great
sensation IN France The Paris Moniteur
ceivcd.
The Paris correspondent, Of the London
Times says that the emperor and his advis>
ers do not regard with indifference the en-
enlargement tina, the result will give the
conspifatots, but that no exciting language
will be employed by the French press to
create Indignation.
There is \ Sigh, improvement IN the
trade OF Paris and the departments The
French bourse was EXTREMITY doll.
SrAiN.--A According to Madrid cores
pondent OF the New ork Tribune, n rev,
olutlon is at hand IN SPAN the success OF
which is to establish n republic in tina,
county.
! he details Of the news from ludia via
bombay, to March 2lth, have reached
England. There is nothing OF much im'
portancc to be added to the telegrnphic adj
vices heretofore received. Maan Singh
aud many OF the other rebel Iemndars
have submitted to the British. Mana Sahib
was at Calpee preparing 10 penetrate the
Deceau in hopes OF being joined by the
Mahrstlas The British would soon attack
Calpec. ! he executions at Delhi aud
other cities continue.
4 fresh dl.pute has arisen between Grca,
Britain and Persia regarding Afr,hsns,an.
The Safdnian chamber Of deputies has
ras..d III. con.piracy bill.
Nrw Yonh. Nav ll.--Tho Cunard
steamship Persia. which lea Liverpool ON
saturday Nav l.t arrived a, this mort this
moruinr. with intelligence from Europe
,broe DAYS lster than received by the Van,
derb,l
The rcpof,s OF the Liverpool cotton mar
ket brourh, by the Persia have no new
feature. Quotations were steady, aud there
was a tar demand.
Disraeli's resolution to YES, the gov>
efumeut of India 10 tho crown, passed the
English parliament
The Atlantic telegraph cable is progress
ing hne!i.
1t is stated thu, diplomatic conference
j. Ia lac h,ld at patis for the purpose OF
considering the propriety OF according
some decentralization to Mr. Morse for the
us. of his ,elcprapbic invention.
rh.. p,,,i,,.o,,,i,,is, Lad L,1d =, corG.,.
,.,.,, ,t., L.,.,,t,,, Lo,,,o.,, p,s.
-, ana r,,ln, and n co,side, o,het
,,a,,n,s
-, ut....,,.., I-,.
~, o n0''v"' p'',''''' -. w., 9, 49,,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

'iNiiE ssba,gibcr thankful for the liberal
r4tronare he has hitherto received, re-
specially alerias his friends and the pnhlie,
tlai De- las Just received lot Of tin and sheet
.ror. and is now prepared 10 30 any work IN
his line. at short rafiee that may be de'nand-
cd. h. future, be- wis DO business strictly on
,ho cash principle, 49, be- cannot aliori TO ~ofN
lofrrr on % credit.
II, hopes to receive liberal patronage
J. H. VAN tiOOh
o. Cotton Brands cut 20 order
JHrufrV i2th 1885. no u
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CHARLES DqcuER-

FASHIONABLE moor ANp SihoEVtkER.
Suuih g,-t cafa-t ct a. ,ahhe eIr't-.
l. EEpS constantly on band large assort-
N meui Of ladies and geullomcn'- boots and
shoes, Of bis own manufacture. also a good
supply of sole and upper leather fer -ale.
From his long experience and clasc attention
to the business he hopes 70 have aconitHnar'e
of tina, patronage heretofore so literally be-
slowed ON him. Al orders promptly att ndcd
to- and work warranted.
Nov -. l~J1 niis
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cards, Of all sizes superior sriicie OF book
raper: besides fiae lot u foolscap, folio post.
and letter paper: a very pretty assortment Of
note paper for printing ball tickets, funeral
hole uap,r. ,tc.. eic. Ifs work is noteuiy vel,
executed. hut ia done without delay
PAMPHLETS. FUNERAL IfhtiS =.
tArfgS BLANKS. II al Asns.f
MALI TfGkfTs Hiii. NfAg>.
STORE BILLS, HAND Hills,
DlIEFN. HORSE BILLS. efc.
viii b. printed at the ~horiest notice.
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Tho soushern oeuv entssn.

Wa cony the following hom the evcnio,
r. H.. Nav Orleau,Truc Delta a
''''o" ~
tue i''h INST
Our Montgomery correspondent mas 'of
warded us the following !" eoh''""a''o"
the frs, days proceedings o. ',' "o"'"'''
Convention no" III session III 'ha' cry
The committee on ofghnza'ion' "'oue'
their chairman, WIN H. 'hhee' report 'h'
following named gentlemen LOT oineefs
the Conventions
President n. J.. taihonn, OF Soail
Carolina.
Ifct Prcs'denfs VI. \. Cooper, OF Geor
gia, Geo. J. Elliot, Of South Carol ga &
" Sample, OF Virginia }. ~ Linsay, Of
North Carolina ID Campbell, OF Ten
nessee; {. }. Pollard, of Alabama Thorn
rs Coohmcod, of Mississippi; MaunscI
W"''e' OF iou's'a"a au' 'e' o''''ae"' VI
th'g Secretary =. y. rage OF Aiapama
Seereidrics II I. blackburn, OF hoot'
gla; John lisdle, OF hiss's' fih' 1ohn L.
Moses. oil Tennessee; theodore - hhffen,
oil Alabama hopelt Jones, OF 'hslhlN
&. w Mundry, OF LOUISIANA ). D. Todd
OF FLORIDA.
The following gentlemen were appointed
to conduct the ffcsiden' elect 10 his seal
Jackson, Colquiit. ftior.
Tho President, Oh taking his seat, made
very appropriate speech.
motion was made that committee oil
three from each state represented, be APP
pointed, having IN charge the business OF
the convention, and alter suudry motions
aud counter motions, wl'hdfawiS aud res
newals. a committee OF three nom each
state was appointed as business conn
mi'tec.
discussion followed MS to the rules TO
be adopted, MI breckenridge, OF LOUISIANA,
moving that all voting he hy states
Al thtte cIoeh' Hu1outheo uhii 'o"'
O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A,i,'clocL coavcution was assembled.
The time of the convention WAS occupied
in discussing rules OF order, the rules to
govern the cryention, and matters of no
interest generally, until the committee APP
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FAIR WARNING.

4 IL persons are hereby fcrowarned from
n buyine from the Administrator Of the
estate IL ronatalne lester deceased, OF any
other person the following tanned negroes, IN
the ros.cssion # Feuntalne Lester At the time
Of hs death to.wii' Horace, Randall, Hen.
aer.an, Mose, Matah and three children, Mar
garrett aud three children, sally and her three
chHdtcn Pass or tin,helia, and fa-chail. !
claim these negroes as my property and the
,,ersva huY ns, term SD sinrlY purchase hong
aud hesvy aw suii,
a h WEIGHT
Nafh g 1870 No s7-u
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New Advertisements.
Paper-llanging. Paints, Glass, and
water Coiors.
Negman's, ResreS & Sons, AehtTaan's.
and Osbornes.
lust rcct we'd, large took II the above cnlos.,
u IN cake and M Mahogany aui ktsesroi boxes,
wi, hooks aua keys. Als0 Gsma.. tol1rs 40 cakes
ard boxes, fue ass4 imeui.
"a eiilDrs. IA iuiys. Lugli-h and American
tan,ases for portraits ~ frames ct stlU u f2Ei5,
Canvas 20 rolls from 81 60 20 inches wtis,
Stretches tor cantases. OF ali siyr-
100 do hue sable uud camel hair pencil.
To- paint md vanish brushes. all sites
~ packages gold md silver leaf,
l0u bundles dnirli metal. whiie and yellow
I'm fii. IN shest- and books
Tuis.l Of oil ti- usual eolprs
French md Ameriean
Papcr-1fnngiugs, BORDER, Deco
ruttOns, etc.
ppors. Window sash, and blinds Of al .zs, aud
description frf sair cheap
WINDOW GLASS. DC.
snfp boxes American Window Cine. af si,e..
iind dp Laeish shi French from ~ IN O. gi,ai.
30 lght-. hYr litfe ess.
lso tH,s. dpuhIr ili Amer.ean, - 10 to lut5d.
li5'i light rHiufrl glass
100 hHllef diamonds
5NA huudle- iEirt ntls
~ ions NhH@ lert 10 - % -a1 IN l4as.
500 caui-irr- AMI ksss coofrd iaini- l., 4 ,tuc, IA,
iVl pound PACKAGE.
200 10. fine French ~ en-. dry AMI ground m oil !.
1908 hhl. whiting aud PARIS white, Earii.b y.,r
tnn Bed aud yellow 1tbfa
Paint Mills II all SUES and r,,-v a,titfs ,.,tii,
kept "a n paint. oi AMI cni1t .urs IS Re -, ianl M
X. tIANNON'S.
Way -. sly - 'nuai q y nrrar4
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I>RENCu Extension Ssiris--i0 Hoops
Il lrghorn Fiais--~log Young Ladies and
Misses.
Nainsook Muslia---plaia and plsid
For sale at
Il. T. UN DIS
Nay %. SO 81
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J. NJ. tLoUGH, = candidate fsr recollection 70
ils pllrc 80 District Attorney nj the August election.
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CIilEr IIfSrICE.

JOHN # HENDERSON IL n eandtis f,r ~.
election 20 tir office OF District crsS. .l,s ensuing
august eltf iian.
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Notice.

4 IL. persons indebted TO the late firm Of
y Berry & Sly, either hY note or account,
will end their accounts IA the hands " " II
* ei4cy until the 18th October uexl after
which time, they Will ho pss in -ail, indiscrm-
Inaiely
JOSEPH TAYLOR
Scpt a. 1851
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NscNlO<al.

w Z have removed from en' old stand 70 tie
w house next door to Mes~rs. Haynes s.
Harris, where We are row renewing tusl
stock of sa,.dlcry We shall be pleaSed to
have our old customers call and purchase more
aud pay for what ihsy have bought.
j. Il. EpM ARllS 8 60.
March 30, SO 2a-tf
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Hon DUDLEY s. JENNINGS is a cahdlne ~
- "icr Of Chief Justice OF ilarrsoa CQuntg n ile
efisHiu. August election.
IoHN o WlrHEESruON b. cnaiaiais iar ~
office o che' Iasiier at ,- ensuing August election
q. HENnRItK lea can.li'slr hr r. elcclian 90 the
office OF ti Justice the usninr August election
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INDIAN Ficmr,--At the mouth oil the
kiamitia, on last Saturday. 18th inst,) SIX
Indians had n most bloody fight among
themselves There we've five Choctaws
and ono Cherokee. -Four OF the Indians
were on one side and two on the other ;
the rumor says that tho four were all
killed Nine shots were exchanged. We
have a list purpor,Ing 10 be tho names OF
the parties; but not being satisfied Of its
correctness. decline to publish it at pres"
ent.--Lamar (1elas) Enquirer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

MAua,AoE IN liicm L,rE.--A letter
dated Weldon, n. c., May 5, in the kieh>
mona Dispstch, sSys'
There WAS \ marriage in high life. IN
Warren county, North Carolina, yesterday
MIR. - Green, son OF Gen I. Green
late Of Texas, to Miss 80 Ellery, daughter
Of Gen. Gs lady, bv former husband
Tho bride is mn heifess, and her wealth IS
computed a. eighteen hundred thousand
dollars They wen, as lar as Feier'buFg
on their way to Europe, where they WI
probably spend tho balance Of the yea.
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CLOTHING STORE.

CLOTHING STORE.
u plrklN. 10 and IS Camp Ntrf,f The sHi-
IL scri',ef is recetslug hy every steamer FROM uc
Norh. direct from hs mandatory arre acccvilns
to his already desirable stock Of
CLOTHING ANp GeNr's rJRNfsHtNg cnops
Al.1 B1,s' and Nenih.' Cl.thils, Philadelphia s 'r
lestl.r Irnuks Nsii.es Umbrella $50.
The above GOODS are got up expressly for iie re
tail Trade
STRANGERS. visiting fhr cts. arc invited to call
nud c,ntniuc stock before purchasing elsewhere.
DONT FORGET THE NrHBER
rITklN,
Ms u aud % amn .ireol
May % 80 Nes' iy. Wv uRtss's
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AIRS. ROBERTS weud respectfully in-
vi form the Ladies Of Marshall, and vicinity,
that she is prepared 10 attend ,o Their wants To-
the way OF
MILLINERY AND NANTt AMAZING.
Having al the late fashions Of the Northern
and Southern cities. she is confident she can
please tse most fisldlons
Tier roon is adjoining NJ C. +. hyuson :
Residence.
Marshall. March 20. '5s 29-N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

g! g. NORRIS administrator Of the estate
-. Of Charles Livingston, accra sri, has sled
% ms o''te bis aero1n' and voucher. for the
fua scillcm,n, 1T ssi estate THIS il ilserc-
r.re 60 give notice lha, said account Viii be
orened ior examination and allowance At the
ier.a Of The County Court Ia be held on the
last MONDAY n MAY mat, tisasl when and
where go persons Interested IN said estate me
awvar and contest SAID account It they see
prnptf
nieeu under my hand, nj office, this sth day
Of May, 1855.
T. G. BIZ NZiEI, Go. Crk.
Nav =, 1853. No $685..
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NEW q 90 Ds.

fsrE are naw receipt az full assortment
" Of SPRING and 81 MINER goods. TO
wti,h vo would particularly call ihe attention
1T the ladies' as well A. the public generally
feeling confident We ear please them both iu
prcc and quality,
&c. IlYNSpN s. GO.
February II. 1855. No 96-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

~ ~ ADAMS, A9srneg Il lac, Marshal
.Hlarfisou county, Tesas, viii Pfaei'c, rs
the .isth iuieial District, and in he supreme
and federal coaf, "a, fyler. jan II, o.
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ssv. a. sears.

nFFE2s hl- professional seryises to the
~ citizens Of Marshall, and surrounding
country.
o Ogsc at the Drug Store Of Sanders 4
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Law tara.

EEO. LANE. AYornsy al LaiS, Marshall
IL Harrison county, Texas
sSrpfaiuhrr / :. 1855.
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Law Gard.

~ :. JENNINGS. iHsaer AZ lar. Mar
y. snail. Texas Oiice a. Nofih-".A
corner 81 She public square.
Itnparv n lsbh
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
DISTRICT CI.ERN

J. ". cLorGH, !. oananlaIe far rr,eleciion 70
iis Office 81 District Attorney the AsgY-, election.
DISTRICT CLERN.
JOHN II. HENDERSON s n candidate f,r re-.
election % tir oilige oi psirri cess. a. .a ensuing
August eltf tan.
CHIEF JUSTICE.
Hon DUDLEY s JENNINGS is a can,ip1sie f,-
l'- aicr Of Chief Justice OF llar.oa County. the
rf.Hia4 August election.
IpHV WIrifERSpUON h. = cna.iiisie flr he
oire o chief Iuse". ai t,- ensuing August election
% HENnRieK lea can,lifslr 6,rrr eicctian 10 the
oHec OF Ihp Justice Mt ,hs ensuinr August election
COT MY CLERK
WILLIAM STEPHENS sandAit. fr d,-
onire OF C4tu'y Crrk tise ei.sUiHs irust elrou
rF fmrERieI j. ean.ida,r fr The oflics Of
Cuauty lafk ai The ensuing Aurusi election.
l. e HEAILEi e candidate fr r-.rlecfiau 20
tll. aiHce al County tlefk Uf iaffseu county 40 ir
Nnfnsi el' uou.
SHERIFF.
W mr. authorized i' suuanoce p T. RHODES
10 a candidate fee tle office Ut ~lefH nl H4fn-nn
raauf,.
w., an. nuibafirsi o. arunun.r e. s. LtGRnNE
s.. rquilIai- iof ihf office ~ Slern ol ilarfnoH
County.
A. ". CRAWFORD DO n candidate fu s1efd Ut
lIariru County 81 ihe ensuing hnlusf election
" T. PlCEEN7 lsacsuftilie ir- sH--.T of liar.
risnn county atti- ensuing tHtu.i slstt0u
HARDIN JOfe e. fs r. ran.ft'e f.r silrr Il af liar.
ri.o4 ruunif. ai i',e eii.iiinE August rett'rll
THOMAS = TUCKER. b. = ,ant.l', fir h.
onf..oi sheriff 1i tii- ru-iiif= : leu Q election.
TREASURER
W. ste AUTHORIZED % anHp1nce r., TlIoN IS
SAMfuith ns cllhiitie iH' f's nilirr Of Tnasufer
pf Harrison County.
s. mn, requested b. announce th,t ALfN ,SpFG
SANDERS o. rnaiida" f'f r- el~etuB Go The r.he
bl lrraslref nt Harrison County
ASSESSOR i\D tOllEf fOR
W Or. al..utissi ut 1nnauir~ GfD FISHER
tsacan.lahe n- tss-..,r tiF Collector ct ilafraiY
D4uuN
GILBERT WILSON t.a es8itla,e tlr A..-s.ot an,
COLLECTOR fstrs iaraag county. az iile ensuing
tuen-f airftnn
~ TAYLOR b. a candidate TT .,s.ee-ef it'i God.
lettutuf rate- Hf HARRISON county
JUSTICE OF HE Pc NtE.
+ \ u titis Is candidate far Iu.ti,e ei ii-
Iaace in Beat So 80 fr cus.Iur Nugu.l rireii9H
Il b tNbEkeuN 3. onuliiatr Tor Jl-ftr- Of tlie
plae ip la.at Np . at fls eH-aUlp AHeusi election.
WI JOHNSTON 81 a e.tudtlair FIR ~ election
tie otiee ol Jasiirr OF iiir Peace in Bsa No o Al
iha elHuinA August election.
CONS FABLE.
" - NTER j. candidate Tor r. eierilan C. ihr
office of Constable, bsat So. ?
J T. HUNTER - a canl date tf Constable pa
leai 81 D at ts August election.
CEo - TgCNEH n eaulrate fuf Caniahle
bsai a.. 81 ri tis enstnHc "isfuul.
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NEW EoN\l,rS

TINE very latest styles, In.t teee'e" it''.
New Noft o, cypress. RHi ilf ti'
& g. GntHG ~ 60
Isy y l5Js No Sa q
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A Nrw BRggp 49, Among the recent as
rivals at this port was Siclian hark' She
is now lying at the foot OF Chestnut street
She brought cargo of oranges aud lem
ons Of the very fines, description She
also brought quantity OF live stock not
represented on her bills of lsding lew
mvrlads OF cocsroaches, Of Style and
proportion which cannot do otherwise
than improve the species now known mere
These reaches are from two and hai' to
three inches IN length far ones stu larger.
Some of them are called scorpion bnck,
aud carry around style OF shell that
cyuochcs under ones boots like remark
ably tough egg she'll These bellows are
very queer looking, One OF them, We
think. would throw nervous lady into
MYSTERIES. They are dark brown IN color,
mud when running look like strip oil highly
Vanished mahogany under erea' excite
ment. IL the WAY OF speed they WIZ ,eaeh
our reaches Lesson, They run win re-
markable rspidty aud soon found the" way
into the ncighborlng stores as every o'N
Of oranges contained goodly supply OF
them, they will doubles. be heard from
hereafter. 49, Plata. North American
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-22
COLUMBUS NURSERY
Fer the Spring Of 1865.

4 VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT
Hand Ornamental trees. shrubs, vines, ETC.,
including
AFFLS TREEs, q years grated, very thrifty
and ofthe best varieties fOF Uenral and South
etn Ohio.
Pear Trees, both standard and dwarf, the
latter on Angsrs ounce stocks, very thIiity
and handsome.
Cherry Trees, adapted to the climate ofthe
Southwest mostly on hahaleS stocks, and
branching low.
Peach Trees, Of the best age andsize, with
fne healthy roots, and Of the choicest kinds
Plums, Ounces, Apricots, Neciarines. Al
monds, Grapes, Curents, CoOsebeFfies, Rasp-
berries, Strawberries, Rhubarb, and AspaFa.
gus Roofs, 0sage Orange Plants, (iOr hsdg-
irg,) etc.
Also, Evergreens Of various kinds, Roses,
and Ornamental Shrubs and Flowers, in great
variety, and az low prices.
sB-Send for a Descriptive Catalogue, and
order directly from head qusrters,as no Agents
are employed TO sell trees for US. articles.
will be packed securely, and forwarded to any,
points on the Railroads, as directed. (FEen.
varieties Of choice Flower Seeds sent By
mail, postage free. for sl.) Address
NJ. B. BATEHAM & co,
Columbus, o.
Feb, ls, 1858.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-22
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
German Bitters,
WILL EFFgCTUALLY cURs

MILL EEFkCfuALLN OoRE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jduadice,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseas-
es of Kidneys, and all diseases arts
ing from disorderty Liver or Stons'
dck.
: Such as Constipation, Inward Piles Fulness
of Blood to the head, Aeidity on the stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food. Ful
ness or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructa>
tions, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit Of the
Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried aud
difficult Breathing, FMttering at the Heart,
Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a
lying posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dots of webs
before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head, Deficiency Of Perspiration, Yallowness
Of the Skin, and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back
Chest, Limbs, &C., Sudden Flushes OF Heat
Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginiags of
4Svil and great Depression OF Spirits.
The proprietor, In calling the attention OF
the public to this preparation, does so with a
feeling of the utmost confidence in its virtues
and adaptation to the diseases for which it is
recommended.
It is no new and untried article, but one.
that has stood the test Of ten years. trial be
fore the American people, and its reputation
and sale are unrivsled by any similar prepara>
tions extent The testimony in its favor given
BY the most prominent and well known Ply
sicians and individuals in all parts of the coun>
try Is immense, and a careful perusal OF the
Almanac, published annually BY the proprie-
tor, aud to be had gratis Of any Of his Agents,
cannot but satisfy the most skeptical that this
remedy is really deserving the great celebrity
it has obtained.
marchSl, '68-1y.