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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

REPUBLICAN MEETING-At the Re-
publican caucus held at the Centre, on Sat.
urday, Cyrus Locke, Esq, was chosen
chairman. and j. ID. Bridgman, Secretary.
A committee Of FIVE, A. 5. Campbell chair
man, was appointed to report list of Jus
tees, and they reported the old board with
the exception of the name of Ziba Chaplin
in place of Mr.. Stoddard.
Mr.. Chaplin was formerly of Town
last spring, and is, we believe, a man OF
Experience as a justice. The meeting then
proceeded TO ballot for candidate for
Town Representative, and Franklin Sever
|ens, Esq, received all but three Of the
votes cast, and was declared nominated and
the meeting soon after adjourned to the
|pols on Tuesday. At the republican meet
|ing in this village Saturday evening, Col.
Asa Wentworth was chosen chairman.
sThe business of this meeting was simply to
Organize and get out the voters, and does
mot require any particular report from us.
CoLTs WANTED.-We notice in the
Stock Journal that Mr.. Fraacis Daniels. of
8Grafton, offers pretty good price for
couple of Colts, provided they will match
two which he now owns. One is three
years old, l54 hands high, smoothe made,
bright cherry bay with three white feet,
Ras fine head, and very heavy long tail,
and steps rather high. The other is two
years old, l5f hands high, darker bay,
with one white hind foot, low and long
gated. Both are rangy, with long necks
And high heads. Colts TO match must be
~ the same age, look like, be gated like,
and be as fast as, the ones they are intend
q to mate. Mr.. Daniels says he win pay
1000 for mate TO the two years old, and
s5OO for mate to The three years old.
81 The "devil" in our Office being bound
that our good town should not be behind her
s'Sters in ''pearls," successfully "prospeeted'
Connecticut River near this villge last
geek. In the fifth shell opened he found
4ery good specimen.
John La Mountain, who made the bal
on ascention from this place last year, as
hded from Saratoga Springs, on Thursday
last week, and landed in Saxton's River
the farm of Mr.. Wiley, in just one hour
pa halt having travelled about 100 miles
that space of time
81 Spiritual paper relates that an Am
erotypist, in taking picture recently, took
angel on either side of the subject, that
Hey were dim and shadowy &c. This
ra''er OF taking angels pictures is nothing
OVei or strange. 1t is an every day affair
uh Tart. and SO perfect are The lights
pa shades of these pictures that you will
ready to declare that the original must
aspirlt yet a woman too
AccIDENT.-George Hurd, son of Har-
ey Hurd, of Chester, was thrown from a
0rse on Wednesday, and broke his wrist
na shoulder.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
The Liver Invigorator

- = SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daily
working cures great to believe 1t eures rs ~
age even the first dose giving benefit, seldom more
plant from the Jauudice or Dyspepsia TO comma
'eadaehe all which are the result ola Diseased Liver
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Dr. SANFORD Proprietor. 345 broadway. New York.
ketlied oy ailDruggists- 89-3S-1y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
TIE LIVER
INVIGORATOR
PREPARED By DR. SANFORD.
Compounded entirely from GUNS.

Is ONE OF THE BEsrPUHa ALIVE AND LIv Err MEDIs
ClNEs now before the pubic that acts cathartc,
ser, niicrs aud eectuat than her
known It snot only catnartic but Liver remedy act
ing first the Liver 81 its morbid matter
stomach and bowc to carry off that matter, ACCOM-
psing two purposes eectaify without any panfui
feelings experien, ia the Ii
strengthens the at the time thatit purges
taken daily in moderate doses, ana
build il up with unusual rapldity
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

The Liver Is one of the
human body : aud when ii
the powers eith-s " stem are ~
aci Is almost entirely de-
ton OF the Liver for The {
functions; when the stom-
are at fault, and the whole F.
quence of oae ore;.n--the
its duty. For the diseases e
proprietois has ina9eit his
more than twenty years, to -.
with to counterfeit the AA-
which it is liable.
TO prove that this RENE &
son troub ed With Liver
forms, has butte try a bot q
These Gums remove all
the system, supplying in -,
of bile, invigoraiing the
digest well. purifying the -
health to the whole ma
OF the demonstrating u t-
Bilious attacks are cur -
vented. by the occasional
One dose after eating is
stomach and prevent hfc
ing
Only one dose before re- ~
mare.
Only one dose taken at :
gently, and cures Costive-
One dose taken fter each
u One dose Of two =
relieve Sick Iieadache.
One bottle token for fe- -
the cause of the disease,
Only onedose Immediate -
One dose often repeated
Morbus, and a preventive
IL Only one bottle Is
system the effects of mcdi- u
u One bottle taken for
lowness or unatural color
One dose taken a short =
sigor to the appetite, and
One dose often repeated -
its worst forms, while sum ~
yield almost to the first -
One or two doses cures =
in Children: there Is noi
edy in the world, as it new e.,
0I A few bottles cures
absorbents. -
We take pleasnse in rce-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
Coral hlatters.
Election in Rockinsham.

The Republicans of this town won an
other brilliant victory on Tuesday, though
the vote of both parties was considerably
less than last year, caused doubtless to some
extent by the prevalence of the small pox
at Saxton's River. The total vote in this
town on Tuesday was lighter than it has
been for thirteen years. In 1916 the
whole vote was 366, now it is only 374 on
representative. In lS4S the vote Of this
town was Wing, 229, Dem. l24, Free
Soil, 1871, and it has been kept up to
over 400 every year since till this. In
this village the democrats made full raj
lev but all in vain. The following is the
vote.
Franklin Severens, Republican, 215
C.. w. Fairbrother, Democrat, l47
Scattering, l2-l39
Majority for Severens over all Sc
There was little furry on the ticket for
Justice Of the Peace. Our affectionate
neighbor of the argus got up all sorts of
split tickets, some of which he headed RE
publican ticket" but only five of these last
got into the box. They were got up with
slight sprinkIing of Republicans, as
bait, but the straight Republican ticket went
in by over GO majority. As some interest
was felt on the justice ticket we give the
vote below in detail. Those persons who
have over 800 votes were on all of the
tickets.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

these remedies, and offers them to the afflicted ronf
dent that they will always prove safe, effectua and
harmless TO the constitution. That such is their char
aeter amply attestcd by the universal success with
winch they have been employed They cure Rheuma
tisi, Gout and Neuralgia The Iinilnent alone would
not cure these diseases the Pills 10 be taken in
ternaily, the binimeni TO be applied externally and
thus used conformity they exert genuine curative
power Rheumatism too intimately connected with
Tue LAYER and other internal organs he reached SOLE
" through the medium of the skin. Ii needs same
thing to be taken internally that shall 20 to the very
seat Of the disease. IA the circular that accom- panes
each box and bottle, direct, for cases OF Rheuma
iisn, that four Pills be taken the first Dose and that
one Pil be taken every subsequent eight hours. This
first dose produces athoroua cafhare effect operat
ting upon the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels. These
Pills are peculiarly searching their effect upon the
LAYER. They excel other eafharc pills for the pur-
poses OF Family Plpsic for they are exceedingly
small sized, and four pills the required
10 produce a thorough purge. Taken doses Of
Pills contain Mercury, Potash, ouinIne Morphine,
any Of those misclievous medicines which are too
often employed IN the treatment of Rheumatism.
BILLINGS RHEUMATIC LINIMEST is a safe and
efhcacIous LinInent. The principal ingredients that
enter into its composition, those from which derives
lis greatest power, are new, and have never before
been exhibited in any Limlnent that has been offered
10 the public The virtue OF This LinineHt consists not
IN being harsh aud irritating, but peculiar medi-
cnal properties and their remarkable susceptibility OF
absorp,ion II is well adapted for all the prposes Of
a Family i.iniment, ami is unsurpassed in curing
Lanleness, SPANS, BRUISES, SC. We have in our
osessiau and might pubiIsh many letters and cert-
hc1trs from persons who have derived great benefit
from these PREPARATIONS Tho certificates are volun-
ranly trashed by those who have been cured OF the
various forms OF the disease, such Rheumatic Fever,
Chrunic rheumatism, Gout, and Neuralgia, they are
and NATURAL such persons would write
vet compsrisou with the certificates Of carlatans
AMI nnsiruH sound exceedingly tame. We
determined that pope shall use our preparations
because they good medicines. We rely entirely
upon the InfFnsie worth of these remedies aud every
sufferer will be lef appreciate for himself the relief
they afford. A
Price, so Cents each per Box and Bottle.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

Remarks Not any change in prices Of Beef the supply
being that buyers selected to best oxen for q "a
as y cwt lower grades sell at last weeks prices
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
"onr Best" Cu-lom Made Mems S Boys
Thick & Calf Boots,

Also our NEW STYLE OF DOUBLE
Are now coming buyers earnestly invited
81 xa,ine them before ing they warranted and
will be sold Low FOR CASH ONLY.
GEORGE C. WALES, 20 Pearl site, t, BOSTON. SAC
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
BILLIN GS7
RHEUMATIC PILLS
AND
LIN / wi EN- r.

The public have long felt the need OF
some reliable remedy for Rheumatism.
knowing this fact, the proprietor of
the above-nsmed medicines some years
since commenced the study Of this dis
ease. In his studies and practical
experiments, with different medicines
upon the various forms of the disease.
he was favored with the advice and
counsel of some Of the ablest medical
and pharmaceutical talent Of the times.
He has M Iengtb nare,c,ad ,,,d ,,..,....,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

I. v THORN Agent fr Brattleboro and sicinirv o y
WOODS, Agent FOR Beiio-s Pals and virustys by
fugSisss generally ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
To be found in the Market
/" Kerosene Oil Burners

Large and Small sizes.
w having Fluid II oil Lamp and wishesit htteo
a s the Kerosene vii Fsa's a., g ,vrr1soS
Nov. 70, 1855 %
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

Franklin Severens, Republican, 21j
C. w. Fairbrother, Democrat, l47
Scattering, l2-l59
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-17
= u Il ers 4 Sears.
DRUGGISTS.

Successors to Mcdonald h ran,lcr.)
4 RE now receiving large supplies Of Fresh
~ and ucnninc Drugs, Oils and Paints Also
superior article Of Medical Liquors. such n
d the very best quality Of Cngnnc Brandy. "
Port Wine, AMI old Bourbon Whi,key. a. II
well as Vinegar, Fine Chewing Tobacco, uuinine.
starch, and candles, &c And will continue to
receive large supplies fresh from New York and
fh'lnhe'ph'a comm nsnr,tc with their daily in
cftasing. demand They have now on hand and
WI soon b. IN receipt Of oil the popular Paicn,
Meic!ns' lerlamercs Powders Hair OILS and
Cosmetics, Hair Rrs'oralives. Sc &e.
- White Lead and elias. are strictly cash
sr'icles q, low prices.
""ch l. - No 2s-lf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-17

ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE,
~ - Hqgd.iHe STREET, .Nor Diegas.
/'ON-TANrLN ou hand the largest assert
\ mcut Of ~casonnhlc Clothing, OF every de
seiiptson for Men aud BOYS to hc found in New
OrWus-all of which will be sold at the lowest
prices for c,-n a, retail or Wholesale
August %, IS, 5lly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-17

Ciccr' retorted upon degenerate Pa
tytcian WIN tainted him with lack of IT,
lusfrions ancestors 1T is true thai |
- she Arst Of my family, but you are
tDslsr Of yours"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-17
EMPORIUM or FASHIONS.
MRS. CADY,
Fashionable Millinery, Dress Making,
-AND---

TR VI VI sc STOR T..
Dress Making No. 81, and .lfWiaerv Ne. 80
Canai Nfron. Ner OrisaRs,
q ntbS leave io inform the adies Of Eastern
In Texas, that she Is now prepared 10 execute
~ with nrntncs- aud dispatch on the most rea.
snnable terms all kinds Of Millinery Dress. Making
IN the ls'e.t and most approved style.
Fashionable patterns for sale 10 TT the form such
~ Sleeves Waist, Ba>quc,, Sieqne- Nantes, etc
Having been for upwards ri eight year. engaged In
the business md having recently greatly enlarged her
establishment she Is satisfied that she cannot fan n
please The taste Of even the most istidiuu- Person.
visiting the city should cal on her.
Country aidess promptly attended TO-
March II 50.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-17

- Gen. Henningsen. Of Nicaragua
fame, was in Macon, Ga. the 9th, where
Ne was to remain several days prior 10
his ds,ayturc for Arizona.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-17
ARGYLE BITTERs,

4 sure Re@aiy fer Dsyepsia, Ch'ieea, ~
drrhao, u segtcry Ss,k Hs1daoae, .Ngh
Sne,h, General Dob,its and Ms o't'sf'
ant MS
f1'HtsE clspan, Bittcrs are peculiarly adaried,~
! a warm climate and every person desiring hsss
s,rrngth and protection from the disease, iaei1mS
the climate, should use them.
Persons advanced in life and Nciinc the hand +"
Time weighing heavily upon them, with ali ~ aispo
ant HIS Will hnd in the Of the lhtier- an fisn
that will in-' new life into their veins restore y
me,sarr the energy and af,lor Of more you'hial ny
build up their -hrnnken ferns, and give health s1
happiness 10 their remaining years. a.,
II u a well established fact, that fully one ~" ~
the ipntie portion oi oar population are seldom ~ ".
enjoyment at good health or. TO rs. their o~h e
preston. never feel WE'LL They are langnid,
void oi 81 energy extremely nervous and nav. re-
appetite, 10 thi. class OF insaids these ht'etrs
especially recommended Their peculiar TONG a.
mvgomting properties rendcf them in,alnao' p"
such rs-ss. , ,,h
Persons visiting districts hamsSed ANIMAL, VA, IN
Fever and Aguc nry Fever Of billion, na'"' ~
lind tia, by ih, timely use Of aus or two iSNe. ~"
will nut IN instance take the disease, q. VIZ -
ten will fcnova,c and strengthen the sysf"
carry the bile on. IN is natural channel.
+. y. WIIEELOCk n CO..
Importers, Wholesale Druggists, ~ Agsnine ss,l
anpn-ite the Arcade Hotl, New ofl.v,., ksr.
Wholesale NGonts. Also. sold by j. virgin"
No. II tha,tres street, and by 80. ,,,.A.li
aaph II lsjr. SANDERS \ sLA a'''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-17

BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY

Al SHREVEPORT. IA.
m W. JONES. proprietor Of the Bra" n
|. and iroa Iogadrg. has determined s.
to pa, down the price Of castings. such as "
CRATE bars and gin gearing. 10 the low hgnrT o.
) cents pound. also the Hall -raf Prov
improved No. / aud 70 81 81 and 50 90 th'
scooter ploa improved a., 20 ecnis only
lie /. also prepared to do any Kind 81 ma
ohinery tina, the country may want IN Work
maulike manner.
lie hos on hand Iron railing 81 beautiful pat
terms for valieri,~, grave iarosur~ Sc. Alse
metallic packing, second hand boilers and sieaif
engines, which be viii all on reasonable icrn-
Circular saw mils' made TO order, and al hhd
Of machinery repaired.
Tern. viii be made to suit purchasers by then
giving good city acceptance, N any responsible
house
!. ". JONES
Shreveport. Sept. . l-is. mol TT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-17

nv W 6, rrSSEr
Cheek. a. son sJuls peaches
l,p. whesc trlygi scarlet teaches
Pnpuies pylcnrs.. round large eyes
Ever greai with new surprise
Minute. Allied with -hidc'css gliines'
Minute, b., 4, hfimncd with sadness
Happy -mci and sAiling cries.
Grow. and Laugh. and icarial eyes.
Light. aud .hiinwt -wlitor born,
Thar on wisd swept uiiana corn,
Ever some new in, notion,
Making every ..nb all notion
Catchngs mp of legs aud arms.
Throwing back aud small alarms.
Cloichlng hig,r.- Strengthening jerks,
Twinins feet whose each 'oc work,
Kicking mp and straluilg iisiag'.
Mother 5 cycruew surprising
Hand. sll want and look. all wonder
A,all thing, the heavens under,
Tinv s.trns ii smlled reprovlugs
That have lnnrc Of ioyc dian lo,inrs,
Mischief. me with such winning
Arehnes. that We ptxe such SHINING,
Breaking. DIRE OF plates and gl,.se,
Cr,-niug. shall st al ,ilst passes,
ralliag' Oh Of all ''a'de
r. be eaush, from ilay o. table
Silenae- SIN III med
Deep as thought. 1T caes cot naiinn',
Breaking int IS 4 speeches
In a toagnc ,ba, nothing Teaches
Al the ,h,aght. Of shp'c pos-r-,ine
Mist be woocd 10 light by guessing.
sidnicss sneh sweet angr secuns-
That we'd ever have such tirulmiug-.
Till from sleep We see thee breaking
And W. d siwly- have thee waking,
Wealth for which We know no measure,
Pleasure high shove al pleasure.
Gladne,. hgim ming over idncs-.
Joy IN ieigh, ia -adnes-,
i.oyelne.. beyond completeness.
sScctne.- distancag all sweetness,
Beauty all that beauty may bc,
That's May Bennett that's my baby,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-17

In endless variety; Plain and checked India
mating rcrigcraiors of all kinds, together with
lee lioNcs of every size
Furniture carefully and securely packed for
shipment to the interior
City and coanty purchasers will always find
eur work ready for their inspection and are cor
daily invited 10 visit our store aud examine for
themselves.
July % IS "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-17

Jhere have been four cases Of inca
- y Kifcs, Michigan. within the past
isur tn,sslas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-17
SUPERIOR NEGRO
Clothing. ssiaUhei> ~ shoes


! AN moss m3nJftcurue very superior aud
! heavy liH-0t a'l wool u. and about =
! hraty rs tlr bHf b.rry- oru usually mddc
w'fh N'l e'. by the bale or pocc at 30
cru'- pr ward fur a.rey width AMI 80 cent.
: Cos widths. / am a'.o making lighter
/ lin~y such I malc la-t season, suitable tor
! wumpu aul children also, The heaviest and
best artlcr If jane Tweed Cashmere \elro
blankets. and Stocking Yarn all OF which vii
Toe sold a. luw as such tnad- eau be- offered
Hides OF Wool will be tah'n in exchange for
good AZ the market value
am also manufacturing a good ri SSEI
SHOE. with two ont solr.. which cannot bc
beat a to material or workmanship, Planters
cin be supplied nov or at any time by appy
ing at my Factory.
Messr. Dunn 4 Rilrlic Of Shreveport, are
my agcnl, Cor the sale at my goods. at Factory
prices | look 70 the Planters TO sustain me IN
This enterprise a. merchants cauun do IT for
snpsls ~ heavy as mine ANA IF such material
with merchant. profits added cost more than
Planters are willing 10 pay lpr Negro Clothing
Hone 10 Is that manufacturers do uol put good
material into coarse heavy goods, and am sat
js'ied ,hat yard Of heavy lins'y cannot be
found To- New ORLEANS or New York that CON
t,ns as much grod maierial in /, as mine does
Ml machinery Is paid Tor aud lopeniei il prn
cipiily With my own hands, and # the Planters
prefer paying merchants larger profit. on poor
liussy- rather than buy mine at cost Of mate
rial, and a reasonable price tor manufacturing
! will quit the business.
Ny machinery is not extensive and cannot
make morc heavy goods than will supply a very
small portion OF this country | state this so
that Planters may send in their orders for the
next season.
Ny terms are cash but Planters who wish to
buy their goods and shoes of mc and who are
both good and punr'ual, mo others need apply,l
can get them by paymcn, ont Of the next crops,
adding interest from date until payment,
will deliver goods aud Shoes to Planters on
their farms, in the counties Of Harrison Rusk.
Pamela and Cas-. also in tuddo and De Soto
Parishes La, at a charge TO cover the expense
Of delivering Persons wishing me ~ deliver
good. aud shoes, win please forward me a bill
Of the goods aud shoes they wish rs early in
the season a. convenient and will deliver them
lurng the summer and fall.
Persons sending bills, or wishing further inior-
nation, will address
II WARE.
Glade Springs, Harrison Co., Texas
Feb. H. 1859. No. - I'm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-17

From the Louisville journal,
WHEN l DIE.
VIII the friend, love be usarnc
when die
viii they ,hdnk % touch the pillot
OF the lips that 'ufn 10 meet them
Trembling sth the last " Good bye
May my father, arm enis,ld ne
when die
They will shield my heart from terror
When I go 10 meet The hsduss
Tbs, beneath the flowers ".
And my mother. sweetest mother
When die,
would have ny VOICE 10 -ou'hc me
Till It mingled viii, the music
of,le angels In the -ky
Brother, si-ters, Ii, mc often
When de.
And my lips VIII smile IN closing
A. II els.p'%f In dreau- golden
Thatt viii not wake to SIGH.
Al. the world will .1on forge, mo
When die.
And Il. Hover. n bison A. brightly
And it, brds u sing as sscetly
Though lpyed them and d..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-17

- ESPECTFUlLY inform the citizen. Of
IL Harrison county tba, they are now opening
a large stock of Staple end Fancy Dry Goods
Hardware, Qucenswsre Boots and shoes Hats
aud Cops, Clothing and Notions on the south
side OF the public square. We will say Nothing
of the quality and style of elr goods, knowing
none can judge better Of them than Yourselves.
hut respectfully soliei, II call.
Mar hali Apfil q iShg.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-17
SING T. RS
SEWING MACHINES.


MOST persons Who are reasonably we'll dressed
vi WIll hul hy examination N th.is tplhing also
u' ihr ,ha '!eir feet ild TIE hi- uu their heads
that niu-i b. MOI n th, -,.wins b. TIE work pf
NlN6LEN ~hWlNN MACHINES,
and j. nov universally known that ~ugtr Ma hines
MAXI Tn most approved and hcIutiml stitch and
with TIDE greatest regularity On h'ih side. ni the ti.
lrr p ell Saving VA hin"~ ever ihNtuied and sitter
trial OF many years they have proved 10 be- the most
substantial nud l,ast liable 90 get nt oi ORDER THESE
Nanhinrs have been extensively used ip ioui ~ five
years tu th4 state une rrtii,ttc, u their universal
-ucst-- have been Published II has not been found
nrtt ~sHy O. stud the machine To- the rity - have
them repaired and cleaned IS has been the ease too
Frequently with most other sewing ahuos.
Singer Sewing Naehncs have been IN many M
and they can not be pa, OF, repair w,,hoat violent
II IA. generally been the pr,r,.e Of COMPETITORS IN
tn. Trade of other Sewing M, hinu. q, r,,prui nut
though Singer, Machine, aye superior iur uauufir.
tur nv purle.r. that the, are moi id,pted h. nne
.rwng but III, /, moi the case and any person who
viii rall Al 30 CAMP STREET. can h,,,-ip nnpofti.
nifty nf testing the cnpnclty OF singers Family and
plantation Stv4na Mnfhine combined Tor fine s.Nnr
hy seeing the finest fabric, -cwcd in manucr tina,
rin moi lie A. eed and the uuier-irned CHALLENGES
the world to produce sewing Machine tina, make. a
more beautiful and delicate stitch on hne fabrics than
singer F4nil, and Plantation sewing Machine com.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-17

I'VE undersigned having hujl' E-gy
] large Brick LIVERY stable ON y
Tcxa. Street, just above Market -
STREET. are prepared Ia supply the Travelling
Pnblic with Horses, Huryics Hacks and Car
riaees Ilor-cs will hr Kept by ihv day or
month The services Of experienced hos'lcrs
have been procured and every effort will be
nldc to give satisfaction 10 those who t1Sog rs
with their patronage. Persons leaving THEN
horses with IA may rely unon ON strict attention
to their interests Onr stabl,e- viii hc amply
supplied with the best provender that the conn
try or New Orleans viii pilafd
Horses viii be sold or purchascd on commits
siDns.
POWELL BANLISS.
APP /. $50 n29.3N