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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26
NEW GOO DIS.
G. Z ORG e II. PIX e S

-,archs.or. Ny Stock consists Of fresh
Fan and Winter DR., Goods,
sir Goods. and CLOTHING. Of gooi qHiiH
anil variety Of ty.c- md patterns which oh'r
ur ,l,o 90 very low price, II ron-i-'s 100 part OF
Plaid anil Fancy pr-. six
Black Rn,nlr Dos
Flurrnea Sfk. uli rolor.
Prk linr nnl White satin
silk Dr,s- Trimmings
Sjk Velvet Ribbon
~Ain and ~iik Bonnet Rhhoni
Chenle Cord assorted cnlors,
Fancy E ik anil Elastic Belt
rlh Cord and 1a-sr'.;
B'ack anl Fancy -ilh CriVa'S.
- lacr Wells
,'u4hmerfs all wool
Fr.urh AMI English Mcrinos, 0-at3 anl plain,
Muslin De l.aiucs
scotch and Rob Roy Plaid.
French and American Prints,
Black and Fancy nrcs. llMuous;
C,rt. Pant and Nesi i'u'tou;
Nncacicnn,s and 'rl4ead laco
lni,atiaa 10 Do Do
Blonde aud Black sin Lace,
Linen and Cotton tdciur
Cont. ami la,l,s l.. G. Handkerchief
Ia,lie. Emhruidrrod and iicm.siilcbcd no;
.laconri and swiss ftouRcng
no DO Collars
Irish Linen;
White Brown and Black Hollands
tolor,d Paper tnmhrici
Ladies Cloth Nantillas
t.N,er-iau skirts steel bands all siz",;
Misses DO bo;
skirt supporters, NJ" style
Ladies iimck AMI tDlorcd Cashmere Hose.
Gents Lamb, Wool and Brown Cotton +. DO;
Misses Wool Hose
Bows Do;
Ladies White and Colored Kid Gloves;
Gents Do no Do;
Do and Ladies Buck rannileisi
Do DO Cashmcr, Gloves,
Gentlemcns ~hawls,
tadic, Cashmere -hawls,
Tweed, Jeans and Saincis;
kerscy. Osnahurgs and l.in~ys;
Red Bnc aud Green Blankets.
U,,l Blankets l0i, ia, and ~
Mem and Bows Hats, Caps, Boots aud shoes.
Iaeli,s. Fine anil Heavy she's
Misses aud Children. Fine and Heavy Do;
Mems y Boys Coa's Vests, Pants, SHIRTS. etc
Rllachcd and Brown ~hcctine- and -hirtiug-
DO Do Drilling
Nuccusx~urc and (sou~~ are,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26

Maero~ee~ ~ 49,.
JOSEPH HECltfOkO ueaAee91 ~
u rasscs. ard :. ~ geiess. nV@n -
whsse oe1,ru - b ~ ~ ~ paet11u1s bio1
trquirsl. Ttry Nil " u,Ask \ sbegt Ue1tfs.
March ~. ~. No sAW
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26

fINit .ub,rFibcg thankful 90 thu hral patron
] age Is, mas hithef,o reviewed. r'~isetln's w
forms h' irisHd, and ,he public thai he ha- l'st
r.siep,l a ~ u tln arl sheet iron and l. Do~
pr.,arsi 81 d. ans WORK En- Nj liso. At short n,-
iirt tas' na, he denlsuls- In !u'ur. he VII
,.s b-,si,ss. STREETS on the cash principle a. BE-
cannot aaanl d work longer on credit.
H. h..pgs H. O. tisc literal Patronage.
J. n. VAN Huok
f-,,- C",len llnuti. caI Go enler -ua
.lamHsrt :. sb ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26

T.let sHI T4ble Entiars Hfaffhrt h MITES
~hn KNIVES -i Shear i,azars. " i.iie ifnes
Usq,inr Sna .os UT BaAaces. N0as-. rntf-
Shovel and e. p. saith Tools. Tad lacks,
Tarei r'e~ Teaspoon. Ont 1ncks, ssw llaa.
M. Bel ~er,as fee Ash NsaN Flies WIZ
dow ~nfines I.m Cfow tagas. ~thgth, siarts.
lran 1ah.Suaprs Pistol Gaps. Il u tar- tey Is
" T. Cans -h.a Corr M -toelNaTsis Nhiie
ana hlacG tarriae kuol,.. lilnners and Han
~, ~ - So H.. ~, ID. NJ
9i.n Ci..,t. r.sie' rsl. D.sk. r.s-5. Tin sad
,s.,l,.,ri I..i.. lgf,e. ana lrae Sna|gssi nraa-
ins kaae.. ~pose Sia,r Foca Jack m3
' . a., '''' '' V, IT. 49, ,,@ IL
collin. s,.l f,stI-s Ax.,. Isaa-haadh, ~hoy,3l-s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26

eH sHI.F- D. NpoRf. ~. MCKAY
MOORE a Mckay iitorar,s end Counsel
vi iars AZ Inv Carthage Pamela County Tex.
A.. vii practice ia The 6th Judicial District and
ia the supreme sad Feleral eoerts vi Tyler.
.luis ~ l-F- "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26

nOCroEe As Il T.. +. VI. JOHNSON
- have associated Themselves in the practice
Of Nclicnc.
~ -oaiec OYER ih,ir Drug Stcrc. west side II
the pulsie -aapie.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26

Shell TUCK. Twist. reile' am, Lat, ,rmb,
Iaory File do, l'ad ana Pocket da; cologne.
Extracts A.. IN efcai y~rialy. Lay v 'lic pu1
Boxes. Iaie aud Shaving soap. Castle aal
Ro.n soaps Porte Nonnaies and Chair Beg
silver = H. and German silver 1himh's, Watch
icy. and hey Ring Button Ring. learl agd
NgAtc shirt Buttons Hone Suspcu'i'r Full Gili,
Oct. lasting ani satin lniton-. Silver auI ,.r'
man Silver tahr Dessert anil ia Spoons, ST
ser rhlcl Ca-iol-; Visiting Carts hina rs.
Goa, Binding Ribbon aHl Bopa-i Wirf' Hair.
Tooth alA Shes l,ni,hes Cloth Nal and Paint
Rrashe; Pins Noodles Hooks and I've" liar
Pins Suspend is Cotton AMI lk. lats's SIX
Ouanl Nmlehane. skirt lienc, Cotton laHea
and SIN Floss. White t0ni. Looking 1hss.'.
Narhh., rirr. af,i PIPE Head, Nohar Braid
Leather Belis. Pencil ~hmfpae. feaa shirt
~tul-. Cmnb Brushes. Violin aHl Guitar
-tfn-4 Ste tspriue -clfg9Vit'aiing Iloap SKIRT,
~fasl BE- Case SKIRT ifoou.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26
LAW { ARD,

HAL a N0sELt1. iii9yaey and Cc,.n-
IL ,t3iot az lac
AnnEess j. Ilah, Marshal Texas )
! Moaeley Jetf-an.
Feb H. l~5- ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26
LAW CARD.

D. v4nsruI > r. WILLIAMSON.
NIAE~H vi & WILLIAMSON. Afiormses
vi % taw Marshall. Harrison county, TEXAS.
hlyr u,sor.atrJ together in the practice Of law.
and aiH attend promptly to any business within
the sixth I1dscmi District. and IN the Supreme
sni Federal Courts al Tyler.
Marshall tule ~ / sos.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26
DIR. 4. SEARS,

AFFEB- BIZ professional services 20 TIE cii-
" .,a- of Marshall sui ..rounding country
IN uaio, al tie Drug Store pf -.'n'hIs 4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26
u. +. NOl NJ.

llA- r,unpd be p5ic'lec of nic'lcine aea'H'
IL AND win give sIscisll a'ieu'l"n 10 sargrs,
yeBeresl di.es,s.~ ani diseases Of the ese. VIII
also take diseased negroes si his hou~', ard 'rr'
them on reasonable terms.
SAINT p SIT Mil
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26
Warehouse, NscMt0M. Texan.
II II MARTIN.

DIrEIvl>,'. Forwarding and Csmmisioa
IL Merchant, Has now on hand ana N asvir.
a large loi Of sugar, cofs, fsrk. hnenc. Nan,
Iron, Nails Castings. ltagxks Rcpr' Rise, No
,,s.s- Candies. WhisAcs, Arf1e Vinegar. st..
which are elK,rcd for a small sdssacc ~ c<As ut
cash. or To good custoarss ~ an alvanrr -
cotton,
Angn.i s.---A9tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26
SELLING. orr AT COST IoK
~U;

HAVING rur..hael the entire interest n
III ,mAls bensasnfc owned hv HAYNES A
HARRIS. / will sH the .ane at COST tot
tAsu our oh customers who have been
promnl, aud such a. know "a b, prompt and r.
s,sansihle, eaa have goods on the islal. terms at
rsluecd pgicss.
Nv stock !. lasgs neu ami well s'le'lcd
comprising Staple aml Fancy l'rs t"pl', hoo''
Shoes, Hats and tapS lIarlWare, Qseer' ware
Glass. ard ether Items too numerous 70 men'ieh
all @, which arr going At sacrifice.
Those indebted to HAYNES \ Harris fsr lsab
and 81 by note 0r account, are invited 70 ~,itle
IN "a viii not sneer nay bushes 10 remain u'i'
.,.,,lcd much longer.
Il Il. HAYNES
Marshall Texas. Aug 60, - 9I-t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26

i,cady Made Clothing for Men aud Boys
Saddles Mems. Boys, and ladcz' Spanish
English and American
Buggy. Carriage. anI Wagon lltrDoss, BIZ
dies. Collar, Mar,ingalc-. etc
Crockc,y Glass, and Tin Ware Of every de-
scrip,icn
MA 4 Large In; Of BONNtTS and La
DIE, CLDAkS.
Marshall. Tie 30. 50. #
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D. lambs wool do
lldj,- and Gents X ID n'loves-al celor'
Buck and KID Gaauilf'-
Norst,d and SILK Glove
Gent. Noollincd Gauniirts and Gloves
10 tastnrf tlcHes
Mis,,~ do and I'D Gloves
Jaeonej and Swiss tdeine and Inserting
Do d. Bands
IRISH Linen
Brown de-
DO and white Holland
French Bonnet Cord
Blcachci Domestic "a. -. a.! aud -
DO Sheeiing. -. 10 T. and i.,i
Brown do du do
Brown num,-ii,.s H-i IS a aud G-i
Lowell Auiuuea,iilc and Ne Bed Ticking
Brown brill
: no do Lowell
Also. epa' ,uricly Of Negro Blankcis Bed
Banhe'- Crib Blankets, calord Blankets, kcr-
.y,. al wool kersoys and ljn~,ys.
Prints and Furniture Prints,
Gmgham-i Apron Checks
toauterpauc Check. all wool
Flannel. red white yellow and green;
ken,pcky Jeans
@ainais and Iwecd Cassimcrs,
Black and brown Cloths
Also great variety ol Hoop skirts, Bras,
and Siccl Hoops Skirt Bone.
Pcr'amory If every kind
Fancy anil Toilet soap
Castle and Bar DO
Shaving soap and cram
Hair Brushes
Tooth and Nal Brushes
'loc, Comhs Ind and Buffalo
Fine do do and Ivory
Tuck do Shell and lndt
Curling do
curling brushes
Needles ani Pins
Hair Pins Shell and India Rubber
Chaneillc Head nrsSr~
Fancy Hair Pins for Head Dresses
Lis White
'ulIs and Puff Boxes
Porte Nonnass
Ladies Rcticnles
SILVER 'Thmehs
watch kevs
Hn,iou Ring. and Slides
six Wor-lcd and Linen BRAID
Pearl turd CASES
Visiting Cards. Double Enamalcl
Looking Glasses
Mohar and jet Bracelets
bet Necklaces
Gold Pens
Goat Binding. SIX and Wors'cd
skirt Braid
Nclyo, and silk Belts
BLACK Elastic Belts
Patent LEATHER do
Glass and China Marblcs
l'ipes, Matchcs eir.
Table and Pocket Cuit'fr
Table and Tea spoons
Bastimg do
Butchers kniNcs
iiaIols
Sheep Shear
Scissors, a gna, variety
Razor straps
Door Locks aud Pad Dc
~iorc locks and Plate DO
Chisl, Trunk, Till and Cupboard Locks
Butts aud -s%cws
tottoq tanls
Jim Grow cauis
COTS Mills
Giniblts
Augcrs and A. Bats
l.fuce and Bits
firmeg Socket and sash
,hisels
Isd screws and Key,
i:si Casters
Monkey WnnchC7
spring Rallauos AMI Slcclyarts
Patent do
Draw KNIVES
Grab Hoes
! Collins ANcs
Broad and Hand ANcs
Cross Gu, and Hand saw
Turning chise<
>tei and Try SQUARE,
sack Fore and joiner and smooth Flames
Pow, Sash, Rabbi, aud l'hilis,cr flaoes
sash and Match Planes
lemon aud Key Hole SANS
Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26
CITATION.


Counfy Court pertaining to Estates Of deceased
persons for Harrison County, State Of Texas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS!

vVrE arr now receiving the largest and mos
w complete stock Of FALL and WINTER
GOODS that We have ever brouyh' oui--pur-
chased cnlrely IN New York anil Philadelphia,
srlccic, expressly for the Marshall market and
will compare fayoraby, in s'yi'''. quality and
AMI prices with ihosc in any marke, 'li'- SIDE 81
New Orleans al OF which Sc of'r for sale to
the public generally, and particularly 10 om cd
ffie.d, aud ciGomcgs on the m0si reasonable
terms Notwithstanding the heavy cXpenAc AMI
delay that We have encountered on account Of the
low stage Of water Ia Rcd River. W. wish il
distinctly understood that We will ell As l'v a.
the lowest, who DO 8 legitimate bu'iucss dew or
Gentle
We meaiiuu the following As part 81 our
stock To- which we invite the attention 81 al
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26

TIE TROUPE or EQt E~fRlANS,
Clowns Aerdha,s Men at strength and agility
Grace and Athletic Power D. uncqnaicd 10y any
that ever bc6orc Travelled in the south north east
or west. and challenges any company travelling
70 contest with them the palm Of superiority AMI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26

NJ. JNIPPl1f.W-Ny k4tS = ASO,
IT.VE received fresh ict Of GROCEkIEs,
III ,.hich they arc selling lcw hr CsaA.
Tiny have also larer wACN viii Gefi
cover AMI Fix mule stsm, VI ~ pvela1ea t.
do any kind ii hauling basssen ~ r'saes ~
sircsi M
Nov 5. 0-t
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LAW CARD.

IEO. LANE lromsya, Leu, Marshall. liar
u rson county, Texas
-eut.sahpr D. $50.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26

American French and English Prints; oi' and
chinizc Prints: Rcd pmIrry; Curtain Dan,-a,
Muslin curtains. Blcaehod Domestic. a. -
and ~. Brown bpmo=fics. -. lat and ~.
Brown and Bleaeh~l Sheeting blcachei and
brown brill -ail Duck plain and tSiilc1l usila-
burg. striped o.nahurg-, Bed Ticking, hoc'aN
AMI Hickory Strips. Apron the-h-. l'rnin.,,
canton fhBnc Linen Iustf'a, fancy ani .ilid
Gingham-. black blue and brown Cloths, black
AMI iucy noe.kns and Cassimeri ladics Cloak
cloth. white. black and brown Hollands. Jar-
aaand piaper Crash Wor6ied Table Cover
Mor.ted and Sik Serge Black Tabby Velvet.
! n i Coats spool Cotton. tplofcd spool Cot
ton. bingham and Cotton tldAis. black and Wilt,
Flax Thread. Wool Yarn. white and rcd twillti
Fannels; white red AMI yellow flanue's. shasr
Flannel. plaid and solid coorsl l.in-es ,hct s'd
Wool Flannel. plain ard printed oper fhun.f
an color. ~at.usis tassimers end Iwee'is. ~
great variety. Wool -hnws, Chamhrty EarBi-
tnro Checks. Negro Blanket; Bed and CRIB
Blankets, Skeleton skirts Briiliauie, Cadet
Cloth and -aiinais Tor Marshall University;
Nackmw Blankets. alI colors white grey. black
and brown ker.oy. aud ruid- Cloakius. seam
he's Meal Sacks German Oleloth. iloueycoEb
onilis Paper ard 6lazad Cambria nFcen isaizt'
na-oue Naf-D.I'fs and Trimming.
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Ouernsvarc and Clns>W are,

Together with MI articles usually iound in IL
gon,ls houses Purchasers are very respectfully
n.qu,-s,cd TO call and examine my occds and
Prices al Of which will be c0ercd AT very low
prices, =, ,,,,,
Nov. 10. ~. q. IL. flkt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26

MAHsnui. TUxAs. Oct. l.. l~'-.
4 GENERAL MEETING Of The stock
\ holder. Of the COMPANY will h. held ai
Louisville Kentucky, oa Thursday. the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26
LAW CARD.

N :. JENNINGS. fec'rey al Lac. Mar
~. sail Texas offer at North " cSt coz
ncf IT the pablic = are.
iHmnrt -. 2-aa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26

THE IARGr-r >TOCh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26
LAM CARD.

HM ADAMS, itforssy ~ Lev. Marshall.
Harrison Co,n'y. 1'rsas, viii practice ~
tie sixth Judicial District. and in tho Suirenss
and Federal Courts a, T.lr.
Ian = l-i9
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26

This is to certif that ! work N Or Phillip,
hop saw the burr dress put on the mill, and
ana a millwrgh' Of long experience and y -
tb. hest dress row in use BY over onc hundred
,.r cent, J. VI. CutrNAN.
Nov 20. '5S.-if
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Professional lor0a

ctt sis.y =. hAv<ps
MCKAY HAYNES. AHw,rss md t,~n-
vi sellors Of Lar. Marshall, Texas. will give
pronp, attention to all busiis.s entrusted to 'lsw
care.
f.ay- Office Fast of the public sqnsr~ In the
,uiliing f,rt's.ry cccupied by 7. Perry, hsq
Nov. u. - y" l3y
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-08-31
NOT AN UNCOMMON CASE.

\ traveller from Virginia, his blOoded horse,
pcthoric saddle-bags, and naughty i"Soucinnce i'll
dcated stopped mic hit at a comfortable way
side inn, in kentucky, many years ago. The land
lord was jovial wholesOuled fellow, as landlords
were in those days. and gave the stranger the best
entertainment his table and bar would afford, as
we'll as his own merry company to make him glad.
Early i'll the morning the stranger was up and
looking around, when he espied rich bed Of mint
i'll the garden. He straightway sought BOniface,
and indignant at what he supposed his inhospi-
taty in setting plain whiskey before him when
the means of brewing nectar was easy of access,
he dragged him forth to the spot and pointing his
finger at the MINT he exclaimed
Il say, landlord, will you be good enough to
say what that is "
"a bed of mint" said the somewhat astonished
landlord.
"Will you please tell me what is the use of it ~
"Well, don't exactly know, 'cept the old woman
dries it sometimes with other YARDS
Tie Nirginian almost turned pale at the enOr-
nifty of the assertion
''And do you mean to tell NE that you don't
know what mint julep is %
Not 'ccpt it something like sage tea, stranger"
Sage tea Go right along to the house, get a
bucket of ice, loaf sugar and your best liquor"
The landlord obcyed, and the stranger soon made
his appearance with handful of the dewy, frag-
rant mint, and they brewed and drank. Break
fast being over, the strangers horse was brought
out, only to be ordered back again. Through the
liyeong day they brcwed and drank; one or two
neghbors dropped in, who also partook, and late
in the night were their orgies kept up. Ere they
made it bed time, the landlord and his Virginia
friend, who had initiated him into the pleasant
mysteries of mint julep, were sworn brothers, and
when the latter departed next morning, Bonface
cxacted pledge that he should stop on his return
and stay as long as he pleased, free Of cost.
The strangers business however detained him
longer than he expected, and it was the next sum-
mcr before he came back.
Riding up late in the evening" he gave his horse
to an old negro who at the gate and at the
time inquired: "Well, Sam, how is your
mastcr2' .-.. k..E
''Yonder him COME" said the negro, pointing to
youth who was approaching.
81 mean your old master '"
cold massa him done dead dis tree month ~
''Dead! What was the matter with him He
was in fine health when left him.
ayes; but sec massa Stranger, Of dem Nir-
ginia gcmmans long here last year and
showed him how to eat green's in his ticker; he
liked it so well he done stuck to it till it kill him.,
said the old darkie, shaking his head.
The stranger passed less jovial night than
on his previous visit, and of the next morning
by daybreak. He Quoted his conscience however,
in the end, with the reflection that good things
are sometimes msused ia
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-08-31
TIOEAL..g AH2
From The Greensboro Times.
I'O"F V8'V Ut ''''10
PREPARE FOR DEATH.

Prepare for death thou thoughtless youth,
For soon thy rosy cheeks must fade;
The lustre of thine eye grow dim, ~
And i'll the grave thy body land.
The rose may wither in the bud,
Or blasted be in early bloom;
And so thy body so much loved,
Must soon lie mould ring in the tomb.
Prepare to bid thy friends adieu,
For soon they'll hear thy voice no more;
Prepare to meet those long lost ones
Who dwell upon that FAR off shore.
Prepare to leave the world behind,
And all its gay and feeting show;
Prepare for death, for it's the gate
Through which all mortals here must 90.
Prepare for death thou aged one,
For thou art near thy journeys end;
Ere long the Lord will call thee hence,
Then at his bar thou must attend;
For on thy brow time-marks are seen,
And on thy cheeks, footprints of sorrow;
Prepare We then for deaths dark shade;
! hou may st sleep iii death tomorrow.
Prepare for death, for life is short,
And very soon twill end with thee;
Thy feeble body falters now,
Thy step is not SO light and free.
Thy form is trembling DER the tomb,
And soon times waves will sweep it down
Then be prepared, when death shall come,
Externally to wear a crown.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-08-31
ARCHETECTURE
And Civil Engineer5s,.r

The subscriber, practical Architect and Civil En-
gineer, has taken Room No. ;, Davidsons bu;Id;na
where he may be found prepared to Drqn I4ots and
make Estimates in all departments of his nrofessio
Particular attention will be paid to SURVEYING f na
lions and Farms for the ma king of Ma P or ri pTs
of the same, with drawing of the plantation
and Its requisites Every Planter should be nossesod
OF Que or more Of his domain They can be rot mn in
for any Parlor. = l ssss4 s.s NJ t. Vi nilcst
Plotting and laying out of Grounds and Layvrs c..
Horticultural and Ornamental purposes will no
to if solicited. = 1865 "'Aehued
BSg Young men wishing to become aconainted r.,
any or all of the above branches will be taught i; an
most thorough manner, and the most l;le1 81 inc
.rou,a..a - $500 s-aat-sE.ts P. 1SAERS. .
""ie g '"'0.s2sastEszk "a
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-08-31

I'LL public that they are dressing Lumber and
manufacturing Sashes, Blinds Frames Doors and
Spokes, at their Mills on West HILL Salisbury, n c.
Their Sashcs and Blinds made of heart-pin. and non
lar. are not surpassed 10y any in the State.
Pailings Balusters, Brackets, and all kinds of orna-
mental wood work finished in the best style and fnrn-
fShcd at short notice. H@s@ All work done at their
Mills is warranted to give satisfaction Orders from a
distance punctually attended Ia
They also prepared take contracts in any pa
of the State for erecting and fitting up all kinds of
Buildings, for which plans will be furnished if desired
Terms reasonable. szE
MURDOCH, DARBY L co.
Salisbury, June IL 1858. .-ssa 6m ~
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NOTICE.

THE FIRM of FULLINGS i CO. dissolved by
mutual consent the 1st day of January last. In
retiring from the Firm, allow me to return my sincere
thanks to the citizens North and South Carolina for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon and to request
a continuance of the same for Mcssrs SPRINGS &
HEATH, who have associated themselves with b.
Fullinos under the Firm of FULLINGS, SPRINGS l.
CO.. who will conduct the Clothing business on the
same terms and with the advantages heretofore
The Notes and Accounts of Fullings Co will be
found in the hands of W. \. Owens, for collection.
JOHN TOWNLEY.-
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NJ EDICAL COLLEG E
Of Virginia.
Session OF l8S8--'59,


VWNHIS INSTITUTION, situated in the Metropolis
-m of Virginia, and endowed by the State, offers
the student every facility for theoretical and prac
cal instruction. The study of Practical Anatomy may
he prosecuted under the most favorable circumstances,
regards climate and supply of material, and at Il
very trifling expense.
Clinical instruction is given i'll the lnfrmary connect
ed with the College, and at the Richmond AlmShouSe.
The former of these establishments is also the Marine
Hospital for the port of Richmond and being under the
peculiar facilities for the daily study of disease.
The annual course of Lectures will commence the
First Monday in October, 1858, and continue until the
First of March, 1889, making session office moaths
FACULTY:
CHARLES BELL GIEsoN, NJ. d. Professor of Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy.
DAVID II. Tucker, NJ. d., Prof of Theory and Practice
of Medicine.
BEVERLY r. WEXFORD. NJ. D., Prof of Materia Medca
and Therapeutics
ARTHUR f. PETICOLAS, NJ. D., Prof, of General and
Special Anatomy.
cine, &C.
of Women and Children.
JAMES b. McCAw, VI. d., Prof Chemistry and Pharmacy
MARION HOWARD, W. d.. Demonstration of Anatomy.
FEES
For the entire course of Lectures, Slo5
Demonstrators of Anatomy, 10
MatricuatiOn,
Graduation, 25
For further information, address
L. s. JOYNES. VI. D.. .r
July -, 1858. 2m Dean of the Faculty
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GIRLs.-Thcre arc too kinds of girls; one is the
kind that appears best abroad rides, visits, balls
&C. and whose chief delight is in such things; the
other is the kind that appears best at home, the
girls that are useful and cheerful in the dining
room and all the precincts of home. They differ
widely in character. One is often torment at
home; the other, blessing. One is moth,
consuming everything about her; the other is
sunbeam, inspiring life and gladncss all along her
pathway. Now it does not necessarily follow that
there shall be two classes of girls. The right
education will modify both little, and unite their
characters In one.