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heePS constantly prepared and Jor SAFE me JoHoDtng
M DIOINES;
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK AND STILL
= hNulA.-IhN syrup Is designed to cleanse the blood
from AL impurities Also, for the cure Of Canker in the
stomach ana htsnes Chronic Diarrhea, 6cPrce so cts.
y" Oott"'
COMPOUND sYRUr OF DANDFLION AND IRIS VERsI
COLOR-Ths be used rs nm Alternative I'm ali nbnorinol
conditions Of the Liver Obstinate Combination Indgrs
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,r,. - , ~ hiNiNb ms iahiinent posi-
n1 , oue etg 'g 'hat any Llnment should ever be
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RAILROAD NOTICES.

TTuHH COHHfcT WITH RHFfHHd 0Hd HUFTVION RuIO1d al
BELLOWS rms
by which Passengers proceed to Rutland, Burlington
Montreal and Ugdensburg Saratoga Springs Schencca-
dy Troy and Albany, and for Buffalo, Niagara Falls and all
points West.
Also connect At BciioUS Fails
With Trains Of the Sullivan Road and thence with the
mont Central and w. Canada Roads, ard with the assump-
sic Road to Wells River 81 Johnsbury and the White Noun
tains.
Trains Of Fitchburg aud Worcester Road lcate Fchburg
rce times ddV at 745 A. NJ and ~ 80 and 900, r. NJ,
for Worcester, Providence and for NEW YORK CITY, via
Norwich and Worcester Railroad In connection with Steam
ers COMMONWEALTH aud CONNECiICUT.
Trains Of Worcester and Nashua Road Groton juno
ton for Nashua and Concord, ~ II.
Trains II stony Brook Railroad also leave Groon Junction
for Lowell and Lawrence.
y. A. CHAPLIN, superintendent.
Kccne, Oct. o. 1858.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-30

FoR GRAY HAR-It does not dye the hair but by It's ope
raons the roots Of the hair rcvvos the secrtve color
ing fluid and again to flow through the hair giving
u the color and In the In youth. No
matter how long the hair has been gray how white has
become, II will fully restore IL.
Is YOUR HAIR FALLING OFF 1T will ut remove the
cause and not only make your hair firm IN the head, but
thicken II up again as thick and MS healthy as
BALD HEADs.It will grow hair bald heads II the roots
alive
1IrNoRs THE scALPIt removes all humors Of whatever
nature from the scalp The very Of
Scrofd Eruption, ScurE and Feyerish heat at
cured.
DANDRrFF Is not only removed hut the Of It Is
moved that will not return again Thus alaying all
pleasant itchiag
1t is perfect invgorator and Tonic for the hair and is
warranted to restore the hair quicker and better for less than
ouethr Of the price Of other article in tile market II
Is put In large IL bottles, and sold for fifty cents 1t is
free from all poison. For hair dressing 1t Is surpassed by
Call on the agent aud get circular (wha will be
better for YOU buy a bottle. Sold by l. n. THORN,
Apohecary opposite the Post Office
Wholesale Agents GEORGE G. GOODWIN co, IL & IL
Marshall ST., Boston
Manufactured by II. V. PACKARD Andover, Mass.
Aug, 1858. 6m-33
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"Drych ar Gwyliedct.n
Welsh New paper Office, 10 Nassau street, I
April II, 1883. s
PROF. o. J. WooD dear Sir-Some month or six weeks
ago received bottle Of your Hair Restorative and gave
my wife, who concluded to her hair, little thinking
ut the time that would restore the gray hair its original
color, but to her well my surprise weeks
al has performed that wonderful effect by turning all the
gray hairs to dark brown at the time beautying and
thickening the hair. CHARLES CADREw.
New YoRK. July 25 1857.
PROF. o. j. WOoD With confidence do / recommend
your Han Restorative being the ecacous article
ever Since using your Hair Restorative my hair and
whskers, which almost white have gradually grown
dark and feel confident that applications
will restore them to their natural color 1t also relieved
me Of all anru and unpleasant itching among
persons who perspre freely. j. g. KILDY.
PROF. WuoD,-About two years ago my hair commenced
falling and turning gray was fast becoming bald. and had
tried many remedies effect commenced using your
Restorative in January last few applications my
hair hrny IL began to I'LL up, grow and turned back
TO s former color black) AT this time is fully restored
to its original color hlth and appearance and cheerfuy
recommend its use to all. J. ID. HOES.
Chicago, ILL.,, May l, 1857.
The Restorative is put up bottles Of Sizes viz large
medium and SMALL the small holds half pint, reais
for dollar por bottles the medium holds least twenty
per cent more in proportion hau the SMALL retals for
dollars per bOei the large holds quart per more
in proportion, and retas for So.
y. j. WOOD Co., Propreors, 312 Broadway, n. Y, Tin
the great n. Y. Wire Railing Establishment and IA Market
street St. Louis Mo- And so by all good Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
Wholesale Agents for Boston-S. BURR 4 CO., GEO G.
GOODWIN, POTTER X WEEKS.
Retail Agents-REDDING Co., State street GEO n.
LITTLE, $50 Hanover j. +. HOLMAN, No. Ire
mont Temple, Wholesale Agent SO
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T OTTERIES. THE LOTTERIES OF

" Samuel Swan Co.. chartered by State of Geor-
ga and have commissioners appointed superntend
their drawings and certify that everything connected the
same is done in strictly honorable They the
puoc fair opportunity for investment the Of par
ties at distance being well protected though they
present The managers would respectfully call attention
the fact that all persons have legal right orders for
tickets to Georgia. the lotteries OF Samuel Swan Co. are
authorized by the Legislature OF that State lottery will be
drawn Saturday throughout the year. orders
being filled in the drawing next TO take place after the same
hand According to the one ticket In every
ten must draw prize Tickets $40; halves s5 quar-
ters $500 No tickets sent unless the money accompanies
the order The drawings the principle Of one mum
Der on each ticket and simple that can fail to u
derstand them There is combination numbers to mys
W the buyer Prizes vary from $40 to $50 OOO every prize
being drawn, and result of drawing forwarded all prchas
49, i
" list OF the numbers that are drawn from the wheel
with The amount that each prize to- will be published
after every drawing in the following papers New orleans
DHa Mobile Register, Charleston Standard Nashville DEM
9oTat Atlanta inteuigencer, and New-York Weekly Day
BOON Write your address plainly, and direct to
NJ ). SWAN co., Augusta, Gcorgin.
frzes paid In ful-no percentage deducted from pTses
other lotteries
All communications strictly confidential 1yl2
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE.
WI RICHEST DIADEM


What Why BEAUTIFUL head Of Hair. Because II is
the ornament GOD hRSe pr0Uded for all Read
r although the may bloom brightly in the glow
ing cheeks the eye he sparkling, the teeth be those Of
pearls, If the head bere of its covering hair be
snared and srivced harsh and dry, STILL If sprn
killed. with gray, nature will lose than half her charms
Prof Woods Hair restorative, if used three times
week. will restore and permanently all such
nament Head the following Judge The writer Of the
first is the celebrated Pianist, Thaiberg
New YORK, April TO- 1855.
De-. WnoD Dear Sir Permit express to you the
obligations am under for the entire Of my hair
to its original coor about the time my arrival in the Uni
ted states was rapidly becoming gray hut upon the appi-
cation OF your iar Restorative" very wonderful inven-
ton, quite efhcacous well as agreeable.
am, dear sir, yours truly,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

ALI. NEW SIOth.
The undersigned having opened
a large and splendid ASSORTMENT OF
" =" new Southern Furniture. is pre-
pared to supply the trade and families on the
most liberal terms This being the only new
stock in the city pu' ehase's will find II to their
advantage 10 call and examine the goods AMI
learn toe prices beior purchasing elsewhere.
WI keep constantly on hand
Nabis. Sofa aud Genre Tables,
Extension Tables of mahogany, walnut ard
OAK. aud OF all sizes rosewood and mahogany
Work and Gard Tables, Dressing Tables !;
walnu, and cherry Dining Tables; OAK, ma.
hocany aud rosewood Sideboa'd>. Bureaus Of
walnut, rosewood and mahogany Afmoirs
Va~h-iand.. Brdste4d-, Pat,ur Chairs, Tete-a
Tctc., Ot,omans. Diyan-, easy chairs, rockers
ciegeres. secretaries and book cases, oak and
walnu, office chairs, diniug-room CHAIRS. child
rens' chair and rockers, mahogany aud walnut
tca.poys and light stands.
Ia,r. Moss aud Spring Mattresses,
Looking. Giasse, aud Mating, rosewood and
mahogany paror Sriis. together with every ar.
tielr USUALLY fouui IN a furniture warehouse,
~ au4 t, an entirely new establishments.
and no old stock on hand. Purchasers viii
iiud it great, To their interest To give tins store
a call before buying ct-r~ where, a., the ropre-
tor is confident that lie eau o'ler them newer
IS Of th" most fashionable furniture. more
substantially made, and at greater bargains
than any other house in the clty.
CHARLES 4 STEWART.
ApFiI 49, lSbb-v
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". r scoTr. rucs WILLIAMS, u.rgAAN'
HARMON Go. Macon county. New Orleans.
1,,as Alabama, Louisiana.
CCOrT, WILLIAMS X co, Cotton Factors
aud Commission Merchants, 1877 Grayier
S,eci, New Orleans.
No, 81. 81 No l3-y
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HE i"'o"'ug ino'deh,' mhirh we eH'
'faos tom me Journal, published nj bnej'
'us. Cfanioid county. oaio. claimed TO be
s'uety true, possesses sufficient romance
10 make nail doz moves
10 Dauphin county, fennsl ivanin, seven
yea" sgo, ilsad wealthy lafmer who was
blessed mln iamiy OF AK chndfen, TIE
eldest oil "s'ch was beauli'ai enl OF
sevenieen summers Young hah ~ the
usishborhoo1, OF GOOD inmily, ieianed Mt
tachmen. to her. loung and inespefi'
snced, she ieii insr 'he snare set iof her
Shortly s''ef her run was accompanied
The Young man, 'eAflng ihc wrn'h 81 her
father when The cons qnence OF MS viliainl
shonld become apparent, abseondsd
The younS gti now leit the fnll horc'
OF her situation, which she could conceal
but short time, aah her destroyer had He'd
shs rouid nov, d"feu not, endur. The shame
and r'pfohci mat would attach TO her when
al should b. discovered She determined
up'M leaving 'he country also, and prefer
ring to he considered as dead. ma,ntei u
pan TO cheat her parents INTO belief that
she had boen fewned' cfeek ran
thro' 'sh her iA'hefs 'sfn' ana enftied into
tho 'as19ehHnn"' snort distance away
Al % rs '"e o, we year ""'"sl was
'w'i' T" Nv "''"e's' Nv" " WIS "A"se'ous
10 We ha,o uip' '"' "a'' o''"se OF P'""h .
tna' :" pee" ''''"" '''''' w. '"e I'VE"
'og ne" 'ns "a's' was very n'g", sue
pfopos 20 gong 70 "e's""o' VINO ,'eo
scfeas tue creek, ie' 'n'hef OBJ o'e" On
u" e.'ouhu o' "ahgef, 'n' 'hS''"s 'h@i
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SaWNcrS 4 sears.


Notice.
WE the undersigned, being permanently
W located, offer our services to the ell.
Gems Of Marshall, and surrounding country, as
BRICK BUILDERS,
Plasterers, and Cstcrn builders. We insure
our work to stand, when the materials are ST.
lected by ourselves.
We also propose to cure smoky chimncys
No cure no pay. We warrant our work all to
be done in good and workman-iike style. An
those having work in our line, viii pleas give
us call,
LOWERY & RAGLAND.
March a. ~ \naoi If
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA GOODS IN GiLhER"'
Il. II. & l.. KEY.


Foreign and Fey Dry Good. Ready Made Noshng
School and Miscellaneous Books
needed
favorable
by neof
oacrth We
ofo
Ito to
shal eenet tn persons o
Were respectful sole G
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rURNITURE !!

'INilE undersigned, have in store, and are re-.
4 cciri' from the North BY every I'acke,
large stock of household furniture in Nf
hogany, Rosewood Oak, Wauu, and irliu.
lion woods, Rush, Cane and Hickory chairs,
plain and checked mating, together, with n
full assortment Of every thing Ia the furni.
ture line.
Furniture packed in such u manner as to
insure is safety for ans distance Purchasers
visiting the city, are invited to examine our
large stock.
E.. FLINT & JONES,
No II AMI IS, Royal street Ncw Orleans
MAY = 81 No-36 "
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9elefte0 poetrp.


1Ae Psintiss notes OF this beautiful poem. will fin
1 ,Vssp,e~ In every i.var that In. lus.i in vain
That an.atrs should oce.ry tic place once sserri u
tuu eluee. Thai oil the hof~e and fears thai hss
'wsvsisd ~ y.ss for "'ersnr- .honJ he .nidrni'
eos.e6rn~d 10 endless night, "a mn~i for hum ~
.ndxraHev. All 70 unfortunate have our 'ym aihic.
Tr star Il IN eternal love w,li YET hfess forth srs
di.;rI The eio<as Of doubt and dependency whel
t.eu,s its rerr an! constant hight
o. If NY LOVE WERE DEtD
D n my love were irrd'
II her sweet snui lad "a
Where Acc tie hour.
Then might ra,s- ny hrs3.
Ard hlrss VI. arrow sfed
liza, laid hsr teauief us h,sj
Beneath lie f.Jsefs,
Then migli rsi's a .hfjr.
III ,ilis lone heat n -ius
To her swc,t ans
4 pure nmugtal shrine,
is-smius with Ugh, dNm,.
Banning q God le thin>.
wnh LOVE-. bright aars
Tic grave alone ',nrc.
1hs dead alose endure,
Alone ifne,
q WIRE my love sseufe
From eart,'s insane allure.
nd s the sg.ds pursle bet.
I'd hrasely 40.
O. " my ioyn ware dead
II bei sweet so1i had iled
t. Paradise,
Then had SIC no'er hs~n I'D
70 how her hcap'-out he,t
White the fri- almf bed
With sacffes
Be- though w love IS wed.
And sFonps her stricken head
In iafeiyn hoWer.
Ard I efy, 20 wrfe .ie isai'
IA bless the sf-i
That ,ait her h-aniroi. Asai
Beneath lhs dowcrs,
Yet on the Ilain,i,r ar
Who.u brkcu rehor- bcr
10 Iray-n her vow.
Ever hfi my prayer
To lin Win t,iius The o.
Thai not cioud inay tam
10 shade het brow
Ami tnos ilrt when the .tios
Nl,h their myfssd .den eyes
Weep rf ctr clay
Then vii those golden sjcs
t.iHw wiih n sweet surprise,
20 sc our slifiis ti~
MauiedtoF aye
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southern ruraiture Wareresns.
ALL NEW STOCK.

The largcs, Establishment in the South, al
Mes. III and l73 Canal Street.
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Important.

I VIII pay liberal cash prices for all fat, mer.
/ shta.able and heavy be,f cattle. delivered
to me ut Jefferson, Texas, during the months
OF November, December, and January cnsu.
ing
am prepared to receive, slaughter, and
pack from forty iyc to fifty head per day.
II. II BLACK.
Jefferson, Texas, Sept. 10. 81. Noltf
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'An HLNF' V. frrCH
NlNN Il Nl'VCNNE.


N.Y. M \ NIICNHE.
(snceessors TO Og esby q Gdsword)
Receiriag forpardipg and Commission
MEkCilAN
And deaiers IN Croccr,es. Boat and Bar
Nforcs, Plantation Supplies, NC.
SHREVEPORT. Ia.
w u hav leased the commodions and fire.
" proof Warehouse recently owned, and
occupied by Hc--r,. DGLgsnY Il GRIswolp
and ARE prepared to receive and store cotton
metchaudsr and produce.
We s"licii patronage, and pledge ourscycs to
give prompt attention to all business entrusted
to our oarr
We shall keep on hand at all times a cam.
pleie stock of plantation supplies. boat aud
bar stores and groceries Of every description
to which We beg leave to call public attention
onr charges for receiving, storing aud ship.
ping cotton Is twenty live een,s per bale, Tor
tn. entire season.
We viii make liberal Cash Advances on cot
ton and merchandise in store
DUNN 4 RlTCIllE.
REQ ~, o. Moab Il
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0o3ID011, 1tc.
Marshall 1cpubliea.
ACADENX


HAVING resigned the s'rcs'denc- ..r IL.
Masonic fcmsle Institute, take plss.
nr- in informing my friends and tho publ
that | will open male school. on the d.,
Monday in February next, in the buildis.
known A. the Republican Academy"
which all the branches 81 Collegiate ,dvcs.
ton will be taught. The house will be N.
paired and furnished with the maps Globes &r
now used in the Masonic Institute.
Rates Of Tsitiss per Session Of - Ws,h
Junior class, 1900
Middle 1000
Senior $500
Incidental expenses per session 100
Bill. due n, the end Of the session.
coud append Testimonials from the fra,
literary Institutions in the Union, with some I
which | have been connected. bu, choose rs,b.
cr to ref 10 the pee;'le. =. J. CAROLAN.
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Wet barrels, same distances, will b. charged
same prices IS cotton bales. Dry barrels, 20 per
cent lees.
JAMES NJ CURTIS.
Petersburg De lNh ~. tin
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Narh1 are and cutlery

hNNtW N OIC NtVN n.i(
Lory hsealcd tsbl, knives and eofk-.
u, A, aess,,, do do
,'o,,,.,.n IA do
r,,y.,. and st.ols
pa.l.t and nan k,,va.
s.l.sor. npi .hear..
Sheen shra-er.
Ir,,, l,si,no .noon.
N,i,,ann,, 10, and table do
lI,li ana snw nl,s
Sorte, ,l,;.ei.
Aprn-s
D,a,inr knly,,
Tux hammers.
Ninein, Knives.
lla,ehet. and axes.
Cnpho,rd nm mad psdloc..
Euah loct,
Door la,chs.
S,o.k To-.
RI go.
r.n.
n o.n,l..,iot.
nas. hn,,s.
-, IL
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Il l.. II Nj s.:

Payable ore hap ia aiean E and NE te,nsnit'
al the ciosr i the Term
For tuition Ia the Ancient Languages,
Mathematics. and Solid Sciepce-, in
Guiding on. or all of these branches.
Tor the Session # five months $4,000
lr the English branches, enhancing
the elementary branches md in 10.
dilion English ',runmrr. Geography,
History, Ar.hnctc. Ae. $1,000
Ia the Modern Languages, Spanish,
French. Italian and German, (eAlra
ehafge) each, loco
Fuel IN College building, ! w
II These rates Of tuition be- consideret hishes
than those which hay, heretofore obtained ~
Eastern Texas, 1t may be confidently ass<hea
tina, the character Of the instruction and ,ts n
vantage, afforded will be found u, icas, psc
porliona'cly higher. Those professors Of r.
know l,dged ability and successful esps'sn<s'
whose entire time and attention are desosse"
the instruction of sixty Students. or - y
average number Of twenty each, can not rcases'
ably be required to give such instruction y"
here furnished, tor
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ARTHUR Il co,
(.ENGR RAJ. (. O( L. -

No 10 Tchonpaoeias si,eet New OrIeaar
hEhLERS in Coffee. Sugar, Tea, T"bac'
~ co, salt, Flour. Rice, Whiskey Wines
and Liquors al all kinds, and every article of
Groceries and Provisions.
No 10 New lcycc street, running through
to Tehoupitoulas street.
] J GALLAGHER. Nnlesman. npls
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NEW GOOD S!!!

II r HYDE /. now e-eei.ing n large and
IL, zen. raj assortment of Fall and Winter
,.cA. III of which have been selected with
.,rs md ,rs All new. and Of the latest styles
md nn.,,,,. The following conpsisss \
NORTON Of the .torx:
An wool Do I,sins, fpfinled and solid
coIersl
ns.k and colorea French Mefino. { So
Dlsrk and rolored Alpaear..
Paid Camlrt.
Ui,ek Cballv.
nj dgu,.d and colored drcss silk..
Kno,,sd .ilk Berthn-.
Sdk F,lnge and Lace for trimming,
Wa,crea Galooa
Cbenoille cord
SIX Douueis. dates, Parisean s,yles)
pain and colefcd English straw Bonns,s,
Str,.. G.p.ies AMI misses Flats,
Flower. and spre.. On great VARIETY
Heill xreath. and heal dresses,
V.,., bracelet, and far Cuffs,
lad,,. Clnsks and Nan,i,las, (eIoth aud
,,lveD
Ladies cloth for cloas-,
nl,et htr. mink rhefry. and p,iutcd Fab
b, velvet.
Printed Flannel for children,
iliae~ e'a,'ies and nix bsi' ana o"''hoooh''
Ins,,,o,, Do
Satin DO
STA Em5.o ordered S,yi.. Robo.,
Embroidered Muslin skirts.
plain and plaid swio Muslin,
Berlin Cord
SIN Ilg.ion.
Bi..5 I.,c
Thread Tigiar.
J,ccn,t Do
SW.. To
Inserting DO
Worked collars. Iaroaet suA Saiss)
DO Band.
lJrrn Csipbt., handkerchief, Nemrd hrl
Stitched aud embroidered,
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New Orleans Advertisements.

April 10, Soy J. a. L'M W
water CoIors.
.Nenman's, Reeres T. Sons, Acher'aans,
and Osbornes
list received a large stock Of the above
- eolors In cakes and in Mahogany and rose
wood boxes, with lock and KEY, Also, Set-
mau Colors, in cakes and boxes, tine assort-
meni,
Oh eolor.. in ,ubs-Eng,i-h and American
Canyases for portraits IN frames OF sAio to
slx56,
Canvas in rolls, from SO to Sc inches VIDE
S,reicher- Tor eanya-es, OF all sizes
400 doz. fine sable and camel hair pencils;
100 pain, and yafni-h brushes, all sizes
so packages gold and silver leaf
100 bundles duck metal. white and yellow
1in foil, in sheets aud books;
1iu-el Of all the usual colors
French and American
paper q "a ~ ings.
Doors, Window Sash aud Bids, Of all sizes
and description for ale, cheap.
WINDOW GLASS. 81.
5000 boxes Amer Window Glass, all sizes
1900 do Englisl; and French, from sxl0
to a1N3G
30o light, fine Plate Glass
100 hS. double thick american, from sSlo
o3tN3n;
1000 light colered glass;
100 GIazicf diamonds,
800 bundles g.azrr tins;
10 tons VI hue Lead. in % 10 700 10 kegs
500 ean.-,ct- and kegs colpred paints IN
ouuge 10 100 pound package;
a5o0 b.. Csc French green, dry aud ground
In ell
1000 bbis whiting aud Paris white Of m,
own manufacture, fire dried
Paint Mills of all sizes, and every article
usually kept in paint, oi. and color store
will be- found at r. CLANNo\'S,
April 10 '5G.v % Canal st. y Orleans
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l. q & 4 L..
sou rnERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

I>iiE undersigned beg~leave TO inform the
l. friends and the public generally, tina, he
has leased for time tho entire warchousinp
privileges nj Pcte'sbugb, the Eastern Termi.
nus OF the y =. X. r., on Caddo Lake, where
he IL prepared to store and ship cotton. Send
to him BY Railrosd, or Otherwise also up
heighis OF nil sorts at the usual prices charged
u other Warehouses on the lake. Cotton de-
posted on the line Of the Railroad wi be taken
TO the Lake, nm goods forwarded by the cars
to and point ns the truck progresses, vt the fol.
ins rates
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20
Leather ana Findings store.

Leather 0nO Findings store.
MOUloK, fmJ Ter, 10 Charities street,
IL. between Cont, and ST Louis streets.
French and German Patent Leather, Calf
Skins, Morocco Kid, Innings aud Fancy Boot
Legs. Also, Lasting and Satin Francas, Boot
Wcbb~ and Galloons. Boot l.acings, Twist
silks, shoe thread last aud shoemaker ,ool.
ar A large stock Of every article IN the
manufacturing line. npi9
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

S.ANENS.
lri-h Linen,
Dama.h Table clo.h,.
DO Napkins.
Brown Holland Crash, sc.
Roots ana Shoes.
Mems anl Boys calf and nip Boots,
Hrnggns,
Youth and Chllreu's shoes and boots.
Womcn's Calf Kip aud Seal Bootee-,
Ladies KID and lasting Caters,
" slippers and iiu-kins,
Missc,' and Chllrren'- Gaitcns,
Ladies Turkish Toilet Slippers,
Rubber oycrshoes
CLO TiifNG.
Men. and Boys,
O,croa,s, Frock DO
Pants aud Vests,
Shirts and Collars
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-12

Every b7. has -pro ess1r Haske's Electric ON blow
The sI.e aud eles u The glass, and hs envelope has o.
portrait an E".lurss 80 urIusarsl. h Oh oryeTy.