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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
SArrrnAr. prcENnEm II. ls5>.


The Senate WAS not in session to-day, ah'iag
adjourned Yesterday until Monday.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met 1t the usual hour Mr. Smith
ofTennessee. on the committee cfprintIng. offer
cd resolution in favor ofprinting 20,ooo CO.
pics of the Presidents Message and the accomPa-
nyins documents and l';,oo0copics ofthe report
of the Secretary of the Treasury. also 1000
ior the use of the Treasury Department
The House then resumed the consideration
of the Watrous ease.
Mr.. Reagan OF Texas. reviewed the ,cStimo-
ny in detail He held that Judge Watrous was
guilty OF the charge made against him in the
various memorials. lie must either have been
influenced by improper motives or failed to dis
charge hi, duty as 4 judge. and under such cir
cunls:ances it would he unfair. and almost di--
honest for this ho;ise to withhold its aid in han
DIM him over to the Senate for trial
Mr. Stewart, Of Maryland, was in favor Of an
Independent Judiciary, both State and Nation
al. and against the clamor and prejudice which
it seemed 10 him in many suggestions from
members. was mixed up in this case and as an
individual he may be influenced by such suG
gestions II was natural he should be led into
erroneous conclusions.
If there was any doubt it must have whole
some Influence upon public opinion. There
was no evidence to show that Judge WatEou'
was guilty or official misconduct, and he WI
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THE MARKETS.

Only Is deaths in Norfolk last week.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
WATER RE.

nR TABOR would respectfully Announce to
- bis .r.ends ia Texas, thai he has returned,
after five ye1.s eh.enee. and lifted up pleasant
hons flr the sitG, in the deighlh, toan .. nain.
earhald, 1lias county. whcfe h. viii receive and
treat ut,s number Of patien,s. During his
alb nee BE- has bppn connected with large estai,-
ll-nia MS IN ihs hll~t whore be- ha- had opportu.
nifty Of treating al kinds Of Chronic disease.
For several years be- has been making use IT
Electricity ani Galsannin "a connection with
Water 10 n, treatment % Chronic diseases.
Many Of The MN less diseases with which the
community ]. afflicted ar the resi- Of ninsr..l
drag Ing AMI ! AN happy to say that with
Natsr ani the Electro Chemical Baths. have
been able to renp,e the pasons and perfectly
renpeala the system. To those Affected with
HIalnaiism. Neuralgia Paray. is, Chropic-sofc-
eyes or skin diseases. we say come, Ne oaa do YOU
good. Female weakness aud weaAneoS OF men
successfully trsa,'sl.
TExns - Board and treatment, $40 per month.
$40 IT. board without treatment. For any time
ls.s than a month 80 per day. Horse Aseping
~ pr wc'k.
No trust
l. TABOR VI. u.
Daingsriie.d. Texas. April, is5s
- Texas Republican copy > months and
riaadge J.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
Executors Notice.

l EITkRS teslamentary were granted TO the
IL undersigned ia the estate Of g. b crain
sen. deccs ii at the January term, 4. u. 1888
o, being the 26th day thereof Of the county
court pertaining 10 the csinfes Of deceased per
sons This Is, therefore. 10 notify al person.
having claims against said estate, 10 present
them within the time prescribed by law and
thos. indebted 10 make Immediate payment.
Il GRAIN, Fx'r
June 10, % No AZ &,
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q l.. q X q T. J.. III l. |.
Texas COMMISSIONER

NJ. 10 Commecam ilaof Aeto Ofl,nn
| will also give especial attention to the col
lection Of claims against persons residing in New
Orleans
an ia the saline Office vi,h W f. I'LL
Jan g. lAa- iy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

HAVE permanently loatt'd At Marshall Tex
III a. They trust that from long experience
and cXtcudad observation in private and public
practice, and their well known strict attention 10
the duties II the profession. they viii continue to
enjoy the conldence amt receive the patronage
Of their iriend- pol thu pahIic
Err. oiiicf ono 81 "a the Drug Ste Re-
idsuce near IT, la, it Church.
Feb IL, 5s ~
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LAW CARD.

HALL q MoSEiEY. htorcys and Come
III sel0s a ,w.
Appayss v J. Hall, Marshall, Texas s.
+ Mo.cley Jefferson.
Feb 10. 1888 IS
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LAW CARD.

w u oCnlLTREE has ioeatol permanently
W. ~ Marshall lor the purpo4 of prialI.ng
law lie will attend regularly the cuut oi iAe
sixth Judicial District ADD the -upremH J1d
Federal cnri. az 'lyier.
March 10. i-5- ly
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LAW CARD.

II MCKAY Hioracg aai Cor'pc'io, ~ Lmr.
IL. ,arthagr fanola caunty lcya-.
s-.ye Olicf on sabine street one door ta-t 81
the Past oAee,
March 20 i-d7 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
Il. T., tOt Nc


nR y. ". EANEs Marshall. Harrison
~ County, IeXaa
urglcg-Judgr fraur brick building Re-.
,dence, tho Gus formerly occapipdb5 I g. Pi,rca
Esq
June =. l-js.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
To The Ladies.

III r. ROBERTS would respectfully ino'
VI lb" Ladies ct Marshall and vicinity 'Ha' y
Is prepared 10 attend TO their wants n 'ae way
of
MILLINERY AND MA\Tt \ MAhlNV
Having al the nic fashion, Of the N@'N'
and southern cities, she is confident sbeeaa Pr
the most tastdinns.
Her room i4 ADJOINING Mr G i. llya7o '''
dncc
March 90 lN5s wv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

- received nom Cincinnati, tseniy Cook
~ ing STOVES different sins and patterns, fol
sale cheaper than any heretofore ollend IN hi
market. u VAN HOOK
NAV . 1857 3g-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
DIR. 4. SEARS.

OFFERS hi professional services to the Ell.
~ zeus Of Marshall, and surrounding country
asD- Office AZ the Drug Store OF SANDERS &
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LAW CARD.

I VI. COUGH Il X VI. VAN /ANJF.
81. attorneys dad Counssi'ors nj Ldg Mar
shall, Harrison county. Texas.
Jim. -. hs. NJ ~ y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
Paper-Manging. Pal Is, Glass, and
Water GOIOr..

Paper-Manging. Pal Is. Glass, and
Water toIOrs.
NcrmaH's, Reeres & Sons, Aekerjaaa $,
and Osborne's.
il> r-reiy-.i a large stock u the shnl~ co'ar.
y in cakes md u Mahogany sad Ka-eNp'-t ha,--
siih look. sud kcFs Also German s oiars in rtkrs
aai bfses a hnr $3.50 uncut
pl talprs, uilss. tHg'l.li and Amrrran
ttutases Tor pslftfAits H frames 81 esln Geo i2t3ht
f tsutas tn f1'ls from y iu q fhrs sle
Su-frtrfs for ranNases uf ri. sizes
liu de- hus sable and rtm-. lair ivnrii..
no " i,ilt anf vatsf.h h-u.ha- 40 sIrs
80 ratkere- esld sHj SILVER leaf.
'Nu hu4H 'e. iufth efsl. white saI yriiuss
iin tli 700 sheet. ani baa.s
IiH.ri ID al tl- usual ea1rs
tf.urt and American
f0pcr-l1angiu.~. BORDER. Deco.
rNttOus. etc.
INs'- WiH'aN ~a-h 401 Binds u al size. md
Hssl nptI5u lf .a'e cheap
WINDOW GLASS, d.,
50oo hdtss American W,tIaN ela... sif s,e..
i1Hu dH tuR'ish su1 frertH ln.m ~tIu leo -lt31.
.hu iaLts i4r Plate tii--
il1 tsssi double Goo B Ame-.rea. -i De- go $3.50;
iv" 'ieit r.pf.d glass
IOu f,hfirf Diamond.
.." hfHfI-- 3 1rIrf fIf.s
lutna. White iral 90 25 TOO sBl no kse..
''t e1ni.''r. q fs ''ratI .aiar. ip ouurs &C.
ifi rn.f lH. haer-.
'fp '1. fHr faH.l sfsG lrg and ground bon III
1000 hais Nit1l.2 1nd faus white Eigii.n tr1r
rpn Ret aHH trifes arhfr
iHHi Wi. 80 on SIZES 1iI rtrf} article usually
krfa f. laiiut. ai' ari -Isr .Drr g, I boz fruIa 81
tIA\N0\'S
VI - -i g thuai ST y ar.pa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

AYE have renewed from car I'D slalh = n.
W house neNt door 20 Messrs. llayme "
fis, whco wc are now receiving a tau ses'
sadilcry, We shall be pleased 10 have pa
customers call and purchase moc and ~
~ha, they have bought IN
J. Il. EDW ARDS a ~
March 20 - ""
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LAW CARD.

wIiti.a n. ocurrhHt. osHiANb ~. LwscoNu.
n gilIiTREE a ilrsCOMB witl practice,
~ IN the courts u the 9th Judicial District
JAY 3, ls5s. ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
I. tN ARD.

IN. CtoUGH ipouGBH Low Nar.hai.
-. Harrison cpaaig Teas
ss,ys Office ia ihs row 81 buidue tist of iH.
Public Square.
: pt. = 1855. > ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
professional CARDS.


, .,ssp.te VII tfsN~os
NfAR-HALL 4 WILLIAMSON. fNowfys
vi At Lgr Marshall, Harrison county. fcxas
have associated together IN the pnciice u Law.
and will attend promptly to any business within
the sixth Judicial District. ard IN Tire -apreme
aal Feieca Courts at Tyler.
Marshall. June 49, lsj-.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
III" ana sheet Iron Mandatory.

lin ana sheet Iron NauuGuCtOr,
1--WE subscriber thankful for the literal patron
age he has hiihori" received respectfully IN.
iorn' his friends and the public that be has Just
received II lot # tin and sheet non. and is nov
prepared to do any work in his l;no. ut short no
tlee- that may hc demanded In future. he will
dc business strictly on the cash principle as he
cannot afford 10 work longer on u crcd.
lie hopes to receive literal patronage
J. H. VAN HOOK.
Bay cotton Brands cut to order -aA
January 2 SO 22y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

Shop Ead Of Pubhe Squire Nln,toH Tar
HAVING letsri the Carriage Shep Of VIM
IL VI Johnston Immediately ,,-,--,
East Of the Public square SIC srrls, ,-es.A
are prepared Ia carry on the EM XZ
caTage Making and Repairing Busins- n d,
various departments Having many scar eN-
"rtncc ~, llntler ourselves that for noaine-4 al
sigh md durability Of work. se win b. uusur.
passed by other establishment IN the Soth.
Plenty Of material AWAY, ON hand
Repairing dome at short notice
Prices rs low as can be- afforded by any good
mechanic. An work warranted Call and eN-
anime our work aud prices. L. GOIplN.
II, A. MANN.
Marshall, Texas, March 6, l~is ".
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

&. G.. CIR + e. e & co..
sID ANf- MARSHALL ItNAs-
Ijns,3
oaas Shoes ilae and Misses
Mi. t.aang Um Books
i.sr- Grsgfbs assorted
Full AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
n Cd friends and TO this our tot X
Inducements
Ito III Toners han ctr . ior o and variety
We return
W DEALING and LIBERAL PRICES Continuance Of
tn 8na
Marshall Texas April e 1si.
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LAW tliI).

I,EO. LANE, fforHegaf Llg Narhall War
u ri.on county. 'icNas
; pt4sibsf - l.55
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.

over the store and engaged the services Of
Photographic Artist of many years experience
Iho'e in want Of superior hkcncss would do
we'd 10 give him call.
Having q arg, and well arranged light, pre-
pared expressly for thu business, and nrgc
stock Of
FINE AND NCH NiTERIiL
He Is At all times prepared TO taxi pictures of
Family hronps or angle persons, ~ d style Tar
superior to amy ever taken in this coan;Iy Per
feet satisfaction guaranteed bagncyeotypcs
Paintings &c.. copied
Artists can rely on alway, finding a supply of
Anhrotype stock on hard which will ob %
cheap 10 the trade
q. HENRY PIKE
MAY / l~5~- I'm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
MILLER \ MORRIS,
s,rug@i.t. aud ssnoM cl,er,

MILLER \ MORRIS,
WiiHfts ,tE tNp EErAL
druggists and NooMscl,erS.
shreveport II.
n IMPORTERS and dealers in pure Frbh
~ Iugi.h and Amrronn Drugs and Chm.
u chs Paints. Oh Window n.ass ihsAs
and American tutbfN Fine Guns, ~-,,,,.
Stationery Books faey Article 0
Fishing "a x IS Ihacco aud SAUL 0
II B. tAe patp'-r ct th. proprietor. 10 ua-
tain for their establishment j Character for tt,
ing in ihe very choicest DESCRIPTION II gaA 1
their line aud fairness a#l on-.iy in ever o'b
respect On these srouui- ties solicit ihe t@t
H ta. surrounding. ca1Htry
MILLER a MORRIS
April 81 l~t- Na % en
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
Fl R\IfIfItI,,,

l'iF undersigned have d. store aHi arr -rrr'vine
! from the North by every Packet large -iprh IT
h1usehud furniture 30 Mahogany Rosewood pak
" a nut. sud imitation wuois Rush. snr. ant Hifk
chairs plain and checked mating tue~ih"r "a lh
toll assaf'mrniut every thing ln ihr furniture linz
turnnrc packed "a such manner to insure ma
salsly inr nny distance Purchasers visiting thu ely
afe invited To examine our large stuck
1 FLINT a JOKES.
Nos 81 and 46, Ragai street Nem brieaas
MAY - IS No ~ Is
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CT .oIIiINt, STORE.
- PItklN - and - tump Nrrft The sub.
~ scfhcr j. receiving hy every siramrr from the
North, direct iran VI. mandatory large aoee-riaur
To his already desirable rsoeA I'd
CLOTHING AND GgNf's ruRNisuiNG ooops
Nso lilys and Npafh.' Clnlhing Philadelphia sole
Leather rnn,s Nnllses UMBRELLAS Sc.
Tee above GOODS IRE got ~, rs pfsssl} i0f the Re
tai lt5dr
STRANGERS visiting tie c,ly sft insii-, 20 call
anl rtsminr .tack hesr- purchasing elsewhere.
nn,Is,t g,.p ,s.gs ..tt,g >ff,,ypp
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& tN ARD.

~ :. JENNtNG1 f2or1eg ef I'm. Mar
~. shall Tesas oaic Ut >ortl-Met coz
uer Of lhe pub.ic st. are.
January = 2~55.
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a3 afs pared 60 fli ORDER. ar either SIDE stoa
falOrr
iuf catunarina.e lserf 'f production. 'n-y ma0n
eus and applying u.e-r lufue- p.~te-t many Hd
,arm.s. n,vf the ordinary Enriur. df-r hatHc q
i~HIef ..f in frsne- til.g ln away With Gee
~ ffasHti Nsfk sod stock ch-,n~Ys shIoh flea ..
hnlf thr pue~ ut 900 tneiue secondly thew ARE -f
rasirnrie, thar u,t sateot-b all ite .lmfts b-iar-
leaving lh- -r,aar p,s thereby avoiding rli dpHeei
from I'm, hiniiy, their eumIacin~s- and .unpi- ron
.ift.ftion so uol f~ndrr them lab. act lui ST r
lat rDf rfa3ony and Durability thf, caunW
he sluas-,'l. requiring only one hnli.r.td a wood
20 run ono ~ ten horse p-4srr feu hours
On. oi .uf,ll b. u1W ftiinlHt 4u no" tf.it.
iap 1T 4 WAsu} i-p near tirld-r..u te,r.
~r,era ut the larger m successful npefaf.u
ut stnsus points ou Rcd KNrf aud uu Bayou iafst.
and Nashita nser. Address.
a. N BRADFORD,
liandsboro Mi-s.
Or r. +. HARRISON office Of Wright
Alien 4 Co., New Orleans
May - % No 30 w
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

Ct.o'V lNS.
.,o Black Cloth Coats
I'rap petc and Alpaca Goats,
Italian Goats
White and CoIofcl Linen Goats
Black End tolorsd ts,iniere raat,.
l.ueu .ul Ner,up Pants,
i.iuen basow Shirts,
~hlr Collars.
nAar SHIRTS Cotton sill, md Marine
White and Brown Drill Drawers.
SADBI.EKN.
Menu Saddle. spanish American and English,
ladic-
Bow
Busey and Wagon Harness,
Hin Bride, and Collars,
Buggy anl tarriagp Reins.
Cotton and W0rsled tircingl,s and Girih.
Brides 81 a kinds
Carpet and saddle lag,
leather aud kope IIarcrs
iianestrinas, Carriage and Ok Thongs.
ALSO.
4 large lot Of rrockcry, China aud Glassware
\ large 10, Of Nails
WM. BRADFIEiD x co.
Marsball june -, le5s
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LAW ARD.
LAW { ARD.

- ADAMS, hiapry oi Lav MarhaA
Harrison County. Texas, WI practice 10
he sixth Judicial District and 30 Use -unnu.
and Federal courts at Tyler
Jan T. 1852
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NEW >TORE! NEW IOoDs!!


HAS Just RtcElN II, and uoR o'lers fer
IL SADIE 20 the room on the North Mc.i -lsio at
th. public .quar iu Marshall, % large aGd well
assorted stock Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
which be- is determined to -cll a. iow. # not
Lower than any house in Texas or North loul.
aln HI stock consists IN par, Of Fancy ami
staple Dry Good. Clothing, Hats Boot. shoes,
QneonsVarc. Sc Ne,
so the Ladies he would -ly tha1 his stock Of
DRESS and Fancy Goods cannot be surpassed.
They consist in part of
Plain and Fancy Silks, Tarlion.. and
lincn~, l,css Good Tissue,
pr Lawns. Printed Mu-u+,
4 Great Variety Plain
And PLAID Cling
hams, Fancy
lawns
themi-,tts
nder Sleeves
Iuns Collar. Hand
kerchicE Gloy,.- Hosiery
Millinery nnods and the largest
a~orunan OF perlumrY Fine soap
aud foict Articles ever offered before, Ia this
market to which the attention of purchasers are
respectfully invited Give mr. o coll and | will
satisfy you thai viii sell goods ut ow rates
ALSO.
IN connection with the above ! have a well
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UNIVERSITY IF NASEHyIg LIE.
MILITARY COLLEGE,
"A Beatuolent Institution established bu spe-
c'at Endorsement far the Relief offhe SICK
and Distressed, afflicted naA
Pfrnient oad Endemic

j. BERRIEN LINDSLEY, NJ. d.. DID, Chan
| cellor Of the University, and Professor of Chem
| istry and Geology.
Col. Il. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent Of the
Military College and Professor of Engineering
JAMES f. HAMILTON, AN, Professor Of
Mathematics. Natural Philosophy and Astron.
! omy.
j. H. STEWART, AN, Professor Of Greek and
Latin Languages and Literature.
f. l.. }. TliYSSENS, A. NJ. Professor of French
aud Drawing
G. S. BLACKIE, AM, MD, Professor Of Be-
tany and Natural History.
Rev. j. W. HOYTE, AN MD, Professor of
Mental and Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Lii
terature
c. X. WINSTON, Md Surgeon.
INlIE First Term OF the next Academic year
L commences on the goth Of September, and
the Second Term 18th of February.
Tuition, Boarding, Washing Fuel, Rooms, and
Servants attendance, $500 per Term. Engi-
neering, French, Spanish, German, Drawing,
bookkeeping, and Fencing, each $40 per term of
twenty weeks
..,-Th a-ane.sst reputation Of the University for
Scientific and Classical Scholarship will be main
tanned, and every facility afforded those who de
sire to pursue a partial course. Besides the four
regular College Glasses, there is also Prepare
tory Glass. Students under IA years OF age will
not be admitted.
by the aid of Military Discipline, effective 60
vernment is established aud health, physical cul-
ture good order and industrious habits are pre-
NOTED.
For Catalogues, or additional information, mp
ply to any member of the Faculty.
Sep. 8, IS. 81 I'm
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

BeMuofemt Institution established by spe-
c'at Endomment far the Relief ot'the SICK
and Distressed, afflicted riA
Ftrnient ond Epidemic
Diseases
VIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view OF
n the awful destruction of human life caused
py sexual diseases, and the receptions practiceo
upon the unfortunate victims of such disc a9rs b,
,1uacks, several years ago directed their Consul.
Ting Surgeon, as charitable act worthy of their
name, 10 open Dispensary for the treatment OF
TINS class OF diseases, in all their forms, and to
give medical ddricc gratis to all who apply by let
ter WIN description Of their condition. Gage, oc-
cupatlon, habits OF life, &c., aud in cases of ex.
IRENE poverty, to furnish medicines free Of charge
IL Is needless to add that the Association com.
mands the highest Medical skill of the age, and
VIII furnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
The Directors of the Association, in their An.
hual Report upon the treatment of Sexual Dis
eases, for the year ending January LIST, 1853, ex-
press the highest satisfaction with the success
winch has attended the labors of the Consulting
surgeon in the cure of Spermatorrhn, Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhea, elect, Syph-
Ills, the vice OF Onanism or Self-abuse, &C., and
order continuance of the same plan for the en-
sunny year,
The Directors, on review Of the past feel
assured that their abors in this sphere of ben
eyOleht effort have been Of great benefit to the
afflicted, especially to the young and they have
resolved to devote themselves, with renewed zeal
10 this very important and much despised cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhpa, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onauisnp, Mastur-
pahon or Seli-abuse, and other diseases of the
sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will
De sent by mail Gin sealed envcope) free of
chafge, on receipt oftuo stamps for postage
Other Reports and Tracts on the nature and
treatment of sexual diseases, diet, &c, are con-
stailtly being published fer gratuitous distnbu-
tolI, and will be sent to thcatllicted. Some the
new remedies and methods oftrcatment dacoyer-
ed during the last year. are of great value
address, for Report or treatment DR..
GEORGE r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon.
II ward Association, No 2 South Ninth Street,
Phi ladel pha, Pa
Ey order of the Directors
EZRA ID. IlEARTWELL., President.
GEO FAlRCiIiLD, Secrctcry
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Plantation Goods.
Messrs. Meacham & Sanders.

a RE now prepared to take photographs Of
- every description, finished in INDIA INK
or COLORS, and as neatly executed a. thew can
be gotten up in any of the Northern cities also
Photographs on Oil Canvass, finished in OH Col.
ors, of any dimension, from the smallest cabinet
to life size-likeness warranted BY this process
but one sitting is required after the Photograph
is taken
They have plaeea,their prices for Photographs
on paper below the established Northern rites
+. Ambrotypes aud DaguerFeotypes taken IN
the best style Of the art Old pictures Of apy rs.
scriptlon copied and enlarged 70 any size on ma
per OF canvass, and hkepesscs xrante<.s IS.
Rooms upstairs, four dod1& west IL },fd-
Masonic Hall, Aberdeen, Miss. = :
April 6, 1858. 20. If
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uo,,oway,s Pills md Ointmeni.--A pro-
~" aoainst countcrieits exists in the water
,rI "IIoAomays, Nsw York amt London"
ZEN napers in scmi-transparent letters IN every
Tnf The book of directions. If this is not seen
f'eu the paper is held to the light, the same is
SoId at the mandatory, No. so Maiden Lane
law York, and by all druggists, at 25c, &c. and
H ne, box or pct.
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TrTsITTJARIE9.

FnJFD--on the 9Th inst. near Houston, after
lingering illness of about two yearss duration,
|rs VIRGINIA LYON consort OF Thomas e.
hon.
nJrD--at the residence of his farther near
|onsto,, on the 9th. of Sept, 1858 JohN ALEX
EpER KEAToN.
|nrpD--At his residence in Aberdeen On Sat
Ijov tbe 18th inst, SAMUEL HOLLOWAY,
r.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

I,uE subscriber, being anxious to wind up all
his matters hereby gives notice that any OF
|, rauer will be good against the purchase OF
Nv Of his property, advertised TO be sold on the
Bin dav Of October, 1853. Or be will give in
change for his paper, any that may be made
y property bought at said sale. ,ov.r,,r,
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emporium Of y. fnmisoll.

and get clothes ready made, or have them made
to order. also keep fine assortment Of Shirts.
Hats, Drawers, Undershirts, Gloves, Suspenders.
Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Walking Canes.
Portmonies, &c, &c. all of which will be sold
as low as the lowest, of the same quality Come
and see. d. JAMESON.
ABERDEEN, Sept 23rd, 49, 3-tf
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Notice.

= virtue of Deed of Trust executed TO me
BY ]. d. Taylor and wife, to secure the
/ due me therein mentioned, will, on the
day Of September, 1855, proceed to sell, at
ona, the Honse and Lot on which j. ID. Tay-
ow resides. lying in the town of Okolona,
Containing Nine Acres.
frms of sale, Cash. The title to the proper
supposed to be good, but will only make
title as is vested in me by said mortgage.
w. r. WALKER.
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