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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

NIE WOULD inform ali in want of BROOMS,
w BUCKETS, and CEDAR WARE, that We
are receiving large stock Of such goods a. II
TO be found in Broom and Wooden Ware Stores
generally. Having lad much experience in tae
Broom aud Wooden Ware Business in all il, bruu-
che., we can offer greater inducements than any
other house this side OF Baltimore. We name in
part of our stock
~ ioz. Painted Buckets
- nest. Cedar Tubs
10 ioz. Horse Buckets
10 doz. Cedar Buckets three Hoops
20 doz. Ws.hboarls
10 doz. Mason Backing
81 gross Matches; % nests Baskets.
Also, Barrel aud staff Cburns Milk Piggins;
Butter Bowls; Bread Tray; Flour Buckets Sugar
Boxes; Rolling Pins; Siiter.; Allicant Mats Cocoa
Mats; Jute Mats, and large stock Of goods too
tedious TO mention, all Of which We offer great
nlucemen to those in wan, If such goods.
mh Is HERRING 4 EVANS.
d PERPETRATORS CHEAP.-In order to
~ make room for my FALL GOODS, | will sell
the balance OF nv stock Of UPRIGHT and HORI-
ZONTAL REFRIGERATORS, at greatly cednc-
ed pS;rs-, FOR CASH. 4 call il solicited.
II. /. GREGORY,
iy2 lis & 800. King street.
DEACH BASkETS.-A large lot Of Peach
i Basket, low down for cash.
HERRING / EVANS,
~ ROYAL street near KinQ-st.
AZ c6aa lt
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS,
CEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at the
- Office Of the Virginia and Kentucky Railroad
Company" in the town of Abingdon, until IL o
clock, the sth Of September next, for the grad
uation and masonry upon tho first fifty miles OF
the road, extending from Abingdon to u short dis
tance West of the Clnch river.
The proposals will be made in one mile sections
at cash prices.
The plans, specifications. and all necessary in
formation for those proposing to bid for this work.
can DO obtained at the Office Of the Engineer of the
Company. By order Of the Board
w. BEVERHOUT THOMPSON,
Abingdon, Va, jy l9-dtS Chief Engineer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

IN HHDS ST CR0IX SUGARS
lU - bbls. Yellow do
% d. Coffee do
80 - Crushed and drsnulated Sugar
10 hhds Porto Rico Molas.c.
Is " MuscovadO do
5 " Sugar House Syrup
H. bbls. New Orleans Molasses
80 bags Rio Coffee
30 boxes low grade Tobacco, sound 4 bright
20 &" superior Tobacco, Just received. and
for sale by j. II. M'NElGll son.
is II Prince-Street Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

NOPARTNERSHIP.-W have this day form
~ ed Il copartnership under the name and style
of ALBERT ". GRAY & CO.. for the purpose of
conducting the COMMISSION and FORWARD
ING BUSINESS, in all its branches. We have
leased that large three story fire proof brick ware
house. on the northeast corner Of King and Water
streets, opposite MessrS. Gray. Miller Co. We
will keep stock of GROCERIES, PLASTER,
SALT. FISH, GVANO and SEEDS, suitable for
the wants of the farmers mud Mill owners. We
will puy particular attention 10 the forwarding of
Goods committed to our care.
ALBERT W. GRAY.
NH 3-tf WM. F.. GRAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09
GROCERIES, &c.
blackjack, MARSHALL, & CO.,
pDrEpS 4En COMMISSION MERCHANTS


DEALERS IL FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LQEORS, WINES TEAS. SEGIRS de-, de-,
Blacklock's Wharf. Alexandria, Virginia.
Ii AVE in store, and are daily expecting per
i i Schrs. Rescue and Statesman. from New York,
and Steam Packets from Philadelphia. one OF the
largest and best selected STOCKS OF GOODS.
ever offered in this market, Ia which We invite the
attention of the trade generally. We name in part:
SUGARS, MOLASSES. COFFEE.
TEAS.-ljO chests Gunpowder, Imperial, aud
Young Tyson. ana - chests Black Teas.
CANDLES.-2OU boxes Adamantine and Sperm,
and 275 boxes Mould Candles.
SUNDRIES.-lOO boxes Starch 50 assorted
Candy 800 bags assorted shot 100 nests tubs !:
$50 doz. Painted Buckets; 80 tierces Cider Vinegar;
de-. &c.
They have. also on hand. full stock of IL
QUORS: WlllSkEl; BRANDlES: WINES
also. TOBACCO. SEGARS, &c. NIB -
MARSHALL L WARD are now receiving their
INl Spring Supplies of Family GROCERIES. To
which they invite the attention of their customers
and dealers generally.
10 hhds. prime p r. Sugar
10 common do do
30 bbls. Yellow and C. Yellow Sugar
10 boxes lowering Co.'S Loaf do
10 bbls. Crushed and Granulated do
10 Patent Cut Loaf do
10 " Sugar House Syrup do
10 Golden Syrup
% bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee
IL " Old Government Java do
) Old Brown Government Java do
20 chests Gunpowder Tea-part prime
loo boxes Patent Sperm, Solar Sperm. Adaman-
tine, and Hydraulic pressed Candles
Is do. do. Jenkins Mould Candies
500 sacks Il. 4. Salt 200 do. Marshall do 100
do. Ashton's do. Pine Apple and English Dairy
Cheese, Pepper, Pimcnto, Starch Rice. Soda. Gin
ger, and all articles usually found in Grocery
establishments.
Ess- No. II King Street. Aiera"dri". apl2
NNOBACCO. SEGARS, dc.-The undersigned
l. are now receiving and have in store, their
SPRING STOCK OF TOBACCO, SEGARS, &C.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

DEAD KEAD,'--A very superior lot of Extra
IL FLOUR. iu.t received AMI tor sale by
uug ISAAC PAL L.. r"r. Union & Queen sfs.
~ OTlCE.--,U hhls NEW FAMILY FLOUR,
" just rccci, oil. and tor sale low by
nus , ISAAC PAUL. cor. Union i Queen stS
DACON-2D hhds Sides and Shoulders, for
- sale nv Iiy 81 WHEAT 4 BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

5 kegs Rough and Ready do - boxes me-
dunn do; 10 bblS. and cases Smoking Tobacco; 80
boxes Scotch Snuff: 5 hhls. do do: 10 kegs loose
do; 90 jars Rappre do also, u large stock of Sc
CARS. We have bought our Tobacco. SogarS.
&C., on the most favorable terms. We invite IN
examination of our stock. as we will sell ~ low
can be bought here or Baltimore.
J. II. McVEIGH h son,
NH II Prince street Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

DERUVIAN GUANO.-A cargo of No. ! Pc
RUVIAN GUANO. just received from the
Agents of the Peruvian Government and for sale
ut lowest rates JAMES c. NEVETT,
NH IL opposite Pioneer Mills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

DRVSllES, &c.--Choice Hair Brushes; Real
ID Silver Wire Teeth Brushes: Chloroform. pure:
pure Ground Black Pepper; genuine Cir'asslnn
Insect Powder, for the destruction of ants. tens.
bed hugs. reaches, ana other noxious insects. by
DIX. Il. II. STABLEk.
il 30 No. l6.,, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

CASES CANTON PRESERVED GINGER.
y late importation, and very choice quality, land
ing this day from Schr. Fairfax. from New York,
aud tof sale by J. T.. DOUGLASS.
aug
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

NNEAS.--An Invoice of Gunpowder Imperial,
l. and Young H. son TEAS, part Of fine quality
tor sal. by WIN. II. FOWLE 4 son,
il ~ NJ. !. South Whurgrs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18

SELF have gone to my dclndcd husband,
and 10y tears and prayers, bcsought -
return Of his love and confidence, ere IL
WAS too late But now all sclf.reproaeh-
cs were in vain--hc war separated from
me forever; and the child, As it grew
up, was taught TO believe me dead
Lewis told her no fslsehood was
dead to them and all the world beside.
Many years lived alone, shut up
like hcrmi, in my gloomy mrns'c"
Then came a deep longing, an irresista-
bic impulsc 10 see them once more.
They had been my idols through all I;
and though unseen and unhcedcd, must
still worship them. ! sold all my pos
sessions. and went in search Of them.
At last found thcm-hut how changed!
The terrible event had altered my hts
bands whole nature. He had lain aside
forever his dissipation and folly, aud III
a silent corner Of the world was living
an obscure clergyman Within a few
years he Ind married again his child
was growing up in beauty and intclli-
gence and he seemed happy and at
peace.
IL could not sec the =, acc to face for
now it wonld only bring 10 them mis-
cry and sorrow; but hid myself under
frirned name. where | could watch
them unseen. and Stunned all friend
ship or acquaintance, that might never
come in their way. My daughter thought
me dead; my husband call him mine,
for ne never truly belonged 10 another
thought me still in my fathers house.
At last knew that he was dying
In days Of our old love we had often
gathered flowers together, and now, one
early morning gathered rare bouquet,
that might seem like the Eleanor Of old
times, and watch my opportunity ! en-
tered his chamber Had a spiri, risen from
the dead he could not have been more
overcome {, too. trnmhIpa in my very
heart with emotion, hut | felt that my
hour had comc--,hat had suffered and
waited hong, an! now | must speak. !
told him again the story cf my inrc-
ccncc, us had told him long ago, when
he was too Angry TO helic"r inc. ! called
Heaven to witness that loved him IN
ccasingly. even when neglected and
wroneeh by him that il was bride
alone which had sundcrcd 81, told
him of the years had lived within sight,
Of his dwelling unknown and unlovcd
by human Kind His heart was molte,l
he forgavc me; and with tears, such M
only strong man wccps, he iinplored
my forgiveness. A ioo,-stcp approached,
aud fled away, for ! had no desire to
bring unhappincss TO the woman who
had taken my place
Once more saw him; !ie promised
Va he alop. ono morning 10 see nr Be-
foro dawn | went 10 nm. They Thought
he died alone. Ii was not SO He
brcathcd his last in my supporting arms
! folded his hands on his breast, kissed
his beloved brow | closed hir eyes, and
thanked the Almighty that unto me, and
not another, had bce,. given this Las.
sacred duty cf love.
Alice. my daugh,c. ' Hcr lips
fnl,ered in the ut,cranrn, she sank bnck
and closed her cycs.
Alice hung wccpidg over hoy hct' !
stepped into the mex, room and lifted the
eci' from the mysterious picture. II
was n faithful portrait drawn by the
pencil Of memory and affection, Of Lew
is lIud son. the father Of Alice.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18

Ma Gay To tbs BoYs-rhc Western
Farmers Almanac" for 1859, contains a
letter from the sage Of Ashland Ia one of
his namesakos, which has never been
published, and il SO Characteristic Of
that great man that we take great plea.
surc in transferring it to our columns
Ny Dfsn Iirr'r N,ersAKE Your TN
rents have done me the honor to give my
name to you On the account And at the
request Of your good mother, ! address
this note which -h" ~ish"s e preserve
for your pcrusal when hy the !nrrr If
time. you shah hatr attained an age
tina. will enable You 10 comprehend and
appreciate its friendly purpor,.
Your parents cn.rftain fond Hopes st
you, and yon ought not 10 disappoint
them They wish you 10 I've good res
roc'oi eminent Won ran traise tlieii
most sangninc hopes, if You firmly re-
solve To 40 60 hs indiricrs employment
Of yoiir time ard ,ouy facilities Shun
bad company and all dissipation, it's in
cvi,able consequence. Stud. diligently
ard rrt-cvcrinpl, yor will be sur.
prisca at the casc with which vou ~l'l
master iranclc. Of knowledge which on
first view win Brighten you. MAKE hon
or, prohi,y. truth and principle your in.
variable guide BE ohcdient and always
aflcctiona,ely respectful t. your ra.rf''s.
Assiiuouslv cultivate virtue and religion
the snrcst guaranty Of happiness, both
here ard hereafter In your Intercourse
with your fallrfv tsings be Arm hut a,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18

Gorxs 10 Crn voA IIsAi.N-A roffcs'
pendent Of the St Louis Republican,
who has been some time on the Island,
makes a tpacllhg ntpeal, n from dear.
hourh, e.poriencc and IN tho name Of
humanity" on this subject lnsalids.
do no, co,ne to Cuba hr your health.
How many consumptises have bid adiss
70 their native land and hare never ~
tnrncds In Cuba sou can have no cosn'
fort The hotels are miserable thlnes.
You hare 10 sleep IN strip II canvass
nj best You have no attendance. Yost
laws and habits Of lin ar al changed,
aud the climate, though 1oeciy in itself,
is exceedingly unfascrshlc 10 discssca
lungs
And Their if Urn die on this 1aland u
will cost Your friends tsoc before your
remain. ran he taken away II you die
poor, ahh the above expenses are not
paid, yonr remains arr taken in the pub.
lic dead-car, and your body ia pitched
into ditch among the remains IL pan.
pcrs and those who have been exrcutcd,
The 5000 il made ZIP as follows comm
slI5, emhamiug 1900, cnurch tax ~,
hotel FIT bedding about 10. 0otvsh.
ment tax, rndcrtaker's fee, &c, Ac,. ali
Of these bills must he paid before the
Government will allow the remains 70
leave the Island
Tho writer expresses bit the common
opinion uf all who have ever visited The
Island especially In his ss.:ice 10 il,~c
who go there with consumption. Tho
climate IL too dchilitatihg and comforts
tcu lew for invaltis " that class
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18
psxApyuL s7HA,rDeAs 1nAsun.

/, becomes our melancholy dsty to re-
cord one Of the most dreadful stcstnboes
disasters which has occurred In many
years. The steamer Princess, q regular
packet between vicksburg and New Or.
leans, the fastest, and tn III fcsfects.
one Of the finest boats on the Mississippi
river, burst her boilers twelve miles ic-
low Baton Rouge, about 10 o'clock IN
the morning Of the s7th ult., and inmr.
diately afterwards took fire and burned
to the waters edge. A great many lives
were lost, vsriously estimstcd Ut FINN
ITO TO 200 persons. The boohs snd pa
pers were destroyed, and hence only
those personally known reported among
the dead and wounded. We give below
the result, AS it is given.
Lost or Missing-II. W Shcrturnr,
J. C. Taylor, J. W. Seymour, Baton
Rouge; L. J. Huard Charles Bsnnistcr,
representatives from n. o.; Henry d.
Murphy Hrridcsi a. r. Hodge, Capt.
jackson, commander Of Princess; John
Clark, Mrs Morton's youngest sah, Ut
Mobile; Dr. Stone and two daughters.
hatcher; Augustus N Iee, John n.
Bell, late sheriff Of y O.; Dr. Richards,
Poin, Co. pee, Mr.. Calhoun, Maysvillc.
ktn...Hy.
Severely scaldcd--Frsnk II. Chcath'
am, J. D. Comaux. James Alley, 7. y,
lavilc, both legs broken and otherwise
injured, \. o.; L. v Reeves, Judge
Boyce. severely in face, not Dangerously.
Rapidcs; John Baxter Edward Williams,
L. ID. Brewer. W. b. Philips. George
Harry. 4. J. Powell, H. L. Hudson, {,
duncan. James lrod, first clerk, A.
Vignes, Judge + Farrar. s II. lourty,
! George rvans, George s. Cucy, pilot,
l. Floyd. Miss Smith, Mr. Kingston, Gu.
burn, firm Of Oakley l. Hawkins. ca,
noppc, \. O.; r Jas. Yale, Marks, two
brothers, Col Cofcy, Grand Gulf; Hall
Wilcox, Joseph Clark, SECOND clerk,
hopeless; John T. Scott Mr.. Harbour,
c Lncoul, Point Coupcc; Mr. Bu!Ecosc,
J. NJ Carr, Andrew waiter, Edward
Quig, barkecpcr, y Davenport, Mrs.
Stephens son
Slightly Woanded-tamcs Dclancy,
Judge } J. Burk. J G. Guy, Frank pur'
ge,t, Na,chcx; Mr., Murdoch, Mr.. Flow,
crs Tcnsas; Mr Hudson, Miss Lucy
Stone, Natchcz
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18

AQrkxR AvsAla--Nr Cslfax vSssss -
Tho a. 10 (lnd) Rcgister that Tho story
Of the loving couple who 80 ]. ~ GAL
l-ry Of the lloasr 1t Wellington e.
changing matrimonial kiasra 10 TN vtev
Of the whole body il actually trse. -
says "the sccne las4eA. = ~ visw 81
the House, for ov~r half ~ hoar. 1Ae
happy couple occupied front aeas u ~
ladies' gallery. over ~ ~ ~ 4 ~
House 1.-THE Democvatic sids) ard eesaaed
in hlissful wsrMnsh~ssess ~ ~ $50
ts.css siA tin dpwkeerer seat : An1o -
one of his depssiea, which cndcd seeae
that kad att,aeasS IN attention a haa-
dreds Bps il i bot .jsstics 70 10y thaS
they were MOI fscM vwg'nis. Il tsrse9
~, srrn isqsiry, that they were fseeA
Long Island, N. T., thnt ~ past3es veee
an old bachelor and . vi1oA - -
recently been married end wese 0da9
bridal tour to washingtns-3 ~
they were ccastitueets II ~ -. -.
Soaring, who wss oveeweoSme4 wSlD
congratulations over ~ sxabssaa4 60
iugsl affection that av1eusly rssvses =
hie diatrict"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18

A DAs Srrit,tts We heard, somc
days ago, from source entirely reliable.
that lot II Africans. supposed 10 bt,
portions II the Wanderers cargo. hA6
recently uech offered for sale in CO..
lesion and nrahamvillc The price ss1Dd
was sa5' and yet the owners wsss ~.
able 70 Nna purchasers At that hv saes-
The diMculty in tho minds a p1saSssU
eecfHs ~ he twofold. 10 wit. IN ssceSs
tain,t Of title and If life. Ne nan viii
voluntarily purchase . h~>sit IL -
knows il. and in this eAss. nader ~
law. he makes himself hnAh dekadAaD
in civil action, AMI ~ offender On IT,
criminal side of the e~~sG. TAoe& -
grocs, too. il il asA arrivsd b .
aiscssod condition. many II them Aav>
ing itch and osler Msrases. contrartpa
in their passage. ~Aiie tiny arv pees1toN
ly subject to pneumonia and other winter
Diseases comnse h, ear climate. yfo0
these and other yssscns. ~ AAvs -
doubt that AZ experiment peovsd so9
thing hm profitable 70 tho unoostaossA
and NC 1sss tho rcsult may indWes u
parties n abandon AtoGSttas . ssa1b
that - or1osesf heth u public aeatimsat
aud ne laws Of the lard. SssssasA
KTsb!snas.
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Mrs. !. II y. j. xsva,N,

HAVE pern,arcilli located Al Marshall, Tex
III as they trust that from long experience
aud extended drsc' alton ID private ihd public
practice. aud their we'll known strict attention to
he duties Of the profession they will continue TO
enjoy the confidence, and receive The iatrorHre
II their friends ard the public.
Cay Office removed 10 the Nrrr Stefc, lies
idcncc near the Baptist ,hutcn
E,h 4 ~
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IN 4 ~, Ans.

nFFfHS his professional SERVICES " The citi-
" zens OF Marsh,ll and surrounding cqnr'rI
sray- Olic, at the Drug store OF SafdcrS <
Sears
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n. r. YOUNG

IIAS resumed the practice Of medicine ngaio'
IL auh will give spccinl attention to surgery
acnercal diseases and diseases of the eye WI
also take diseased negrc,s at his house. and treat
them on reasonable terms.
Nanl - $40. Nh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18

The seven Northwestern States. says
the Tolido (ohlo) blade, poll hundred
thousand more votes than the fifteen
slave States They cast nearly one
third Of the votes of tho Union After
the census Of 1880, the Northwest will
he the governing power Of the conisder-
,e,s auN ,nif cie.fsy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18

oo"'" no, pu' u''hh u s'''nsc ''.". Nv
Stol,'"o''c' ''' s",''e"', s'o"" '' ,
". "u' 9''c i'' NOV ''''' WV ''"''''
iatliot rep'!' 81,
IRON mat morning nc raP'uly s'o"
worse Sometimes ms inlho "n n; ,;..
ana 'neh Tue name "i"ays '' MS ups
was Eleanor ~,
is shc come nc Wou'o say io'N''e
ABOUT MN WIN WIN ''ou' n' ''0i'.
enc Ir"'n'sod u zee n'' o''oc '''' ~,
''t INC near her voice one "g''" VI"
why was 50 ras'' anu S.c 50 pio"1
,h' always "Nca nv. ~
i'e'e " ~ now GEAR rI""''ot nn' ,".'
ne """'n i'",''i"' s',''f' ~ w '''
Eleanor TOO la'e' ana mus, i've ' ~
~, one lp'es me as sue 'o>o" mt o''
h'gn''''' -,
fro" Snoh melancholy "nhic'nE9 "c
"oui' arouse "''"sci'' an" 'oH WI" y
quiet resignation around say,ig o",s III
answer 10 our Phcs'nhs' ! nave pce''
asiroP ana u'ca,'''hB ~
N"," ne '''o ',ocn '"',r wen, W ''o
seemed growing pc'''r' i''S '''''lp SoYi ~,
e" 10 "o'i'c'' h'S i''"'!'''' N's M w.
ana nc aPfe"t,d "S"'h "'i''sc"' 'io
evening he sa'h ne cou'd s'ccp "i'u','i
watchers Hh' urgoi ns an 80 s W..
~ i''"'' s"'' we N''''''' wv 'o'' '''"'
alone. After restless night ! ros, as
ears a. II Wa "AWr' aug ~, h'S'i ,',,; ~
ms i"P"' app, '"' NV NC iV"N'Nt
qui'hiy, nnt 'i'orc s'oFlou' anu t'1'"
III GREATNESS silence upon 'ne scene "''
lore me Mf hudson iay "'au' WIN u
serene sum upon ms ups "l"' III n'S
folded hands saw again beautiful gar
land OF iiowers
Years passed INC grass gre" over
his grave, and ncw clics and new Joys
made us forget our mourning for him.
But often IA the wakeiui hours 81 night
that solemn picture would float before
me, aud tried III VAIN 10 account lof It's
seeming mystery
Last night stormy peoe'hpcr even
ing as ! SAT- ny ,ne ii'', re"u''s WIN
my dangh'cr' inc o'oi -pel' was suu"vu'H
pulled Nio'rh''y' ana went n'ls'u I"
answer H. y servant man S,"eH 'lerc
drcnchod with snow ana II. hurried Ao-
cents pcS,"Eh' me To z" 20 MS mistress
VINO was dying -,
looked ont INTO tue hs", l nc storm,
was increasing ana my warm nle anu
;rrcsi.til,ir
Us She really DIVING - ashr,
"Yrs sir" was the reply. they say
She will never sec the morning"
Then nv man therc is no need Of
nv going She will lr better with ON.
lv hrr friends about her cannot a.
any good
The man looked MP into my face.
Are you not DR. Ware ~ he asked,
THAT is my name. ! replied
And did you not practice once else.
where o. Anl be nnmca onr former res
iGcucc.
ayes" answered again, with some
wonder
"Thcr cir You mus, come To- my mis-
,,,ss II i. not tina. abe thinks YOU can
save her. but she wants to see You aud
vcrr win u to come with You. She babe
me say she had something I" tol you.
| sad no more nut l,nmeuiaic'y set
ont, accompanied ny Ai''' wa" Won
dcrcd greatly at we unusual request
The man walked on ny on. F''p' serving
~ guide We passed through sever
vi strecN "1' NJ laSt n'Nl'p'u AZ VIZ
door OF q large house Hr'oie Vun'o
read the name ON The piatc woman
opened the door and let MS ny uroaI
s#tkr a.
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LAW CARD.

J u,RsuNT ). y WILLIAMSON
MARSHALL VI ll.llANSo\, A'crHe1s
vi At Lar. Marshall Harrison county Texas.
T. I'VE associated together in the practice Of Law
qnd will attend promptly 10 any business wlihln
thc sixth Judicial District, ara in the supreme
nd Federal Courts ut Lyle
N,r4hnU lrnr | o 1889
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Master Henry Clay,

Tnr Norr OF rrr NoRruws-,.-Thc fol
lowing is the popular vote 81 the North
west, according 10 the elections Of 1855
and 1883:
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CHARLES u NonWr. n. MCKAY.
Moore n MCKAY. inon,cy- oni Colul'ei
VI i'r. n Law Carthage, Panola County Tex
ns. will practice III the 9th Judicial District aud
"a the supreme and Federal courts at Tyler.
July 10 1853 ".
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N s. JENNINGS, iHofneg al L1v, MAJ
~. shall Texas Office nj Northwest cor
ner Of the public e. are
January 81, 2sa5.
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tIAIl. & NoSfLEY. Aforacys and foui-
~ seiios at LGp.
ApnKsSs NJ. J. Hail Marshall. Texas; :.
+ Mo-ecy, Jefferson;
Feb H. ls1s iy
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MEDICAL,
DENTISTRY,

~ FORGE d SLAUGHTER, DENTIST,
~ Marshall Texts, will attend to all calls IN
he country without extra charge,
nsnlcss disappointed in business. tHYyvlvv\
My prr~ arr no less than hereto AA1
PORE. Those wishing their work u, private houses
b. towns, will please call on some one else as
Nill not do that sc~t Of practice only in extreme
Fascs.
Calls lef, with Rene Fitzpatrick, Of Marshall
Mill moc, with prompt attention.
March 81, SO No Soft
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Tin and sheet Iron Mandatory.

Tin and Sheet Iron Mandatory.
YnltE subscriber thankful for the liberal patron
agc he has hitherto received, respectfully in
orms his ffiem~ and the public, that he has Just
rccised a lot N tin and shsst iron, and Is now
)rep,',l 10 do any work IN his line. at -huf no.
! bee that may bc bcnnitlsl. In future, he VIII
~ business strictly on the cash principle, MS he
al1pt Afford 10 work longer On cnd'.
lie bors to receive lisrsl Jmtrcnagc.
!. II. VAN HOOK.
ssas- Cotton Brands cut To order -
January IL, '5s. Ply
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NFO LANE, i1oncgm Lar, Marshall Han
VI rison county, TcNas
september i5 1888.