davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-08-23

TOR SALE-Alcohol Stills The
Il uade.sEsued has for sale Two Copper Alcohol STA
Tllryr.o They SIC IN sood repair AID ase ali IN COLI
They Vii e soH VERY CHEAP FOR Cash. or good
sPPfos7he pspsr nd may b personally nspee! oe'ss
DAKlCS cOLE, Copper nth &C.
au1SlmsjM II St1t4 st1eef. Rochester, y. 7.
, 1859-08-23

"SonHBoaoprs SoS.'-E. F. Thomas, reid.
ing Il No. Hubbard street, picked up in the
street last evening bright little two year old
, boz, ,sridently Of German psrentags but aba to
uttsx few woa d. in English.
, 1859-08-23

On Wednesday, Sept. 1lst, 1859,
The tats!nx desirable p:eps. y. sna Of
hu7dseA AsTes VI valuable hnd. mill and tuwn iotA 1hr
NIL Is Ataaeel the Kaukakse KivtT substantially ts of
iiEetoue - BY - fr Er Su1aes hiEh- ~Lth fur Of
in ant utd. and r4saa+ " lula la,xe hsnsas.
Lbs fazna al ftunil the mil veil .ttuas an4 u
yk4 lnt& fatrnA with about four hundred and AtY
ftrn5Ian .E.j
, 1859-08-23

"G1AxErrA" Ar AcVlcxzR's.-A largo and
brilliant audience Lust evening greeted the
opening night OF the new drama " "Gianctta,r =
by member Of the Chicago bar. twill BE-
brought on again tonight with change Of
nflernleee,
, 1859-08-23

ITO RENT-Store No. zoo Lake
l. n.eet md g<cond Floor In 1 Lake rtsees Posesz1on
, 1859-08-23

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
l.. One SndlnK Seat Bakzy, one Single and Double
aneaA Al nea1iy ntw- Cheap for Cash viii exchange
for Lumbar Le1the9 OF Gsoee!es. Apply II ~ South
arkf fYr rnuf. a1A1
, 1859-08-23

aaso liz ee4""'' ~s'1-.
o, -or, uor poxxp-The Police
80. ~ a.:,. .oo h,ndv .n in.,;tnt;on for .
eo1 .s..@1s ~. r,,~-sn. ~ -ho,. l;fa ,,ckx
n.a.s.sss n,t - =. of,en ;nxoled hv ore ~
"..,aS - 49, ~ h.,vosrs,t .no,,s. Ths
w. -. 80. nu;.s,,s ,ha dodos ~
n s.,. I hs;.~ 49, III. h,v,ns hoa be- hr..
sNe' c;.h. ~ .,,,no,,J.
! for neacc by staying away from appearing
AGAINST him when be is discharged, md da capo,
| Justice Milliken has his eyes opened tight to
this lind Of procedure, and yesterday when the
wife Of Kelly Dewey caused his arrest for best
inc. he detained The dame, seat for Kelley and
The woman refusing 10 appear against him, she
xa. herself fined go,
---ro-0-,,..a u,a.
~ -. ,.-son.' ran the fruit Of their MN de-
-. g. tvs. inst rood enough for them when
~. ho-. of thu Chicago Reform School having
-1.ntad ard cultivated eoodlv match of 4" ,ra,.,
and other millions" on Saturday last turned te
and ate them up in picnic On the Lake shore
Let US hope there was no neloa-co,a result o,
al,e1picce.
L s,n- Sr7c,n- C..,-pr-a ~.
ri. mn rrsasr;ol pa.a.- - - -
| SaA@"1n'A~ ~ae0@4 b" =
, 1859-08-23

TOR SALE-Houses and Lots on
Il Michigan Aveuue, West Randolph st,ett, FarquieT
4treet West Jackson ftrtet, Uea Pants street. and Wet
Van Burn strut.
TO KENT-iiou.es On Wabash aveaua md West Ran
dolph street. Terms very favorable. Apply 10 B. i.
QUIABf i CO., No. 5 Walkers Building, - Dearborn
, 1859-08-23

PHILLIPS, SAMPSON r CO.,
l3.... Wtntef-St., Boston. .... .13
aHtA14+:t
, 1859-08-23
.Tor EEal&.

TOR SALE II 4 l. T-Just re-
l. cived and for e1e on hu cauada nd Wisconsin
Barley Malt. WHITNEY r kINKALL,
}x41.3rn No. 1877 klnxta
, 1859-08-23

TO RENT-From 1st September
neIt-tvo tsst cla. bslek house1 fnthed IN The oe.s
Esyie. With al modern improvements hath rooms. Ae; t4s-
lrx AhltA attaehed-on 1otIana street. fpe Inquire
of o. II. DOKHA1, q Clark strees. of r. WAITE,
rAn a3kn -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05

automatou before it went to the United States,
as it was far from commanding the same sue
cess there as it did everywhere in Europe.
Malzel exhibited there his mechanical trumpet
and chess player for some time; then he en-
barked for France. which he was destined
never to see, for he died on the homeward
voyage of gluttony he was a great glutton.
Malzel's heirs sold his automatons, and it was
at his sale Cronier purchased the celebrated
automaton chess player.
We well remember the excitement created
in this country by the exhibition of the autOm-
atom chess player, and saw him play several
games. The machine was always placed be-
hind curtain, or i'll an adjoining room, until
the moment Of commencing the game. The
curtain then rose, or the machine was wheeled,
lit went on castors, into the exhibition room,
and play commenced. In almost every in
stance the automaton was victorious; but he
had, now and then, defeat. 1t used to be
quite common question, "IIave you seen the
chess player 2" or, "Have you tried the au-
tomaton Z" And in two or three instances no
little reputation was acquired by individuals,
by having beaten Monsieur "Echec !"
And this reminds us that when the machine
was exhibited in this country, the automaton,
by an ingenious mechanical continuance, las
was pretended, instead of nodding, when he
gave check, used to squeak out "echec, in the
most comical manner.
There were those who, suspecting the trick
of the concealed confederate, fixed upon the
very individual as the operator. He was a
man who was always seen in the place of ex-
hibition, during its stay there, but at no other
time, and he was always among the missing
while the exhibition was actually going on.
But he never manifested any cleverness, on
the contrary seeming to delight in nothing so
much as to drink himself stupid. One even
ing, lin Boston, we believe, this occurred,) the
performance was delayed, Or postponed, we
forget which, and it so happened that that
evening it was on which this mysterious per-
sonage was as drunk as a lord.
Maelzels success in America was prodi-
gious. In connection with the chess player
he exhibited his wonderful mechanical trum-
peter, and the equally ingenious rope dancer,
both of which were genuine scientific ma
chimes, and their performances exceedingly
beautiful.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05

RO4S WANTED. = Two intelligent,
- faithful boys, from IA l6 years of age to learn the
Dry Goods business in the store of the subscribers.
!y25 d&wtf BARNARD, SUMNER, n co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05
black LAOE Wells.

rs boz pretty round cornered Dotted Wells with
mead border at the astonishingly low price of so cents
They very cheap at Is cents Every lady in want of
a Veil should look at these.
boz. Mohar Wells at 372 cents.
5000 Elegant French and Persia Lace Veils from Is
up 10 IS; marked down very low
DOE Real Thread Lace Wells from Sc to S25 each
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05
3nrusemtnts.
II o! F OR THE WHITE
MOUNTAINS
E " c U SION,

MOUNTAINS
Exc SION,
The undersigned, having completed his arrsroo,u..
IS now prepared to offer To the citizens Of
Rhode Island generally opportunity to visit th ana
WHITE MOUNTAINS,
at very cheap rate of fare. Ordinarily the cost of
trip to This world renowned mountain scenery il so yat
that many denied privilege; but by the nrsse1t
themselves the opportunity POSSIBLY offer
EXCURSION TICKET will be sold at the low price Of
EIGHT DOLLARS,
which viii entitle the holder passage to and from
and Nashua, Concord, Manchester and Lawrence and
the Boston Concord and Montreal and White Mountains
rail that can possibly be named Excursioniss pro-
cure tickets which will be available go any day
during three weeks, commencing Monday, July rs,
1852 and to return at any time during three peeks from
ne dbore date ending August Is giving passengers
pie time to stop at the various points of interest
the route and visit every object of interest upon and in
Persons leaving Providence by the 10 NJ train reach
Piymouth the same day at ocloock, AT this point
a. reduced rates, at PEMIGEWASSETT HOUSE, d. r.
passengers prefer they can leave the cars at WEIRS
and make trip the Lake Wiunipsogee to Centre
for half price viz so cents both avs returning the next
mornlns or at any day subsequent arriving back at
We!rs in time to connect with the first train for Little
ton reaching the latter place at 81 O'Clock thence
PR0FIlE HORSE tbc ~ { sng MA W pISD M or
cendug MOUNT WASHINGTON.
Arrangements are made by which passengers holding
excursion tickets will be taken from Liteton by stages,
at reduced rates The proprietors the above named
hotels have also consented reduce of fare to the
ENcursionistS
Passengers leaving Providence at lI45 NJ reach Com
cord the same evening and will fud magnificent
tanment at PHENIX HOTEL at reduced rates, proceed
next morning at 1890 a. NJ and reaching Plymouth at
o'clock p ~ dine and arrive at Plymouth and Crawford
or Profile Houses the evening"
Passengers leaving Providence by the 42O p NJ train
remain at Worcester night, leave the morning
at a NJ, and reach MOUNT wAsHINGToN same
evening
EXCURSION TICKETS
will be for sale the Ticket ONCE of the Providence and
Worcester Railroad. Providence ana at the several
stations the line. John KENDRICK.
Providence, July 10, 1850 d3w jy2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05

Elegant Slipper and Worsted Patterns.
2GU lbs of Zephyr Worsted and Shetland Wool.
And thousands of small wares, which always found
in rs class Embroidery Trimmings, and Fancy Goods
Store
WE ARE IN REAL EARNEST TO GIVE GOOD
BARGAINS. PLEASE TAKE YOUR INTEREST IN
CONSIDERATION, AND CALL ON
GROSS a. STRAUSS,
jylS DIFF Opposite the Post ONCE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05
BLACK LACES.

Is New pieces of Black Lace Founcng for Mantillas
from yd to yds. wide: the only full assortment in
Worcester. We shall clear them out at low prices.
Inches broad Black Silk Edgings, the low price of
rs cents per yard:
800 doz neY Black Trimming Laces in all widths at
unheard of low prices.
An elegant assortment of Real and Imitation Yalen
ciennes Laces and Insertngs.
200 Pieces of Real Thread Laces, in white and Black
100 Pieces of new Gmpure and Brussels Laces.
All our Real Laces have been marked down fully rs
per cent
Yard wide plain Double Mesh all silk Lace at the low
price of 50 cents a yard; worth Is cents
The largest assortment Of Plain Dotted, and Figured
Silk Laees ever seen, at greatly reduced prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05
GREAT BARGAINS IN real. SETS /,

To clear them out, offer all Real Maltese Sets at
the extremely low price of from 50 50 to S. u.s. This
is a reduction to less than half
All Real Honiton Sets marked down to 81 90 and
upwards.
Is Elegant Medallion Sets for So and upwards They
very cheap.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05
TRIMMINGS! TRIMMINGsl

6 Cartons of Dress Trimmings, in those and
desirable colors, Brown, and Brown and White.
Also, several cartons of new Fall Trimmings.
400 Cartons Of all silk best quality Black Velvet Rib
bons, at half price bp the piece.
800 Pieces extra heavy Black Silk and Twist Frnges
all widths at low prices.
Mantila Trimmings, at half price
Elegant assortment of Buttons Bindings and Tasses.
Ladies In want Of Dress Trimmings will always find the
best assortment and the lowest prices at our store,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05

ADVERTISEMENTS published. either in the DAM
sEKLT Spy, for sl0O square for three Insertions
and 20 cents for each subsequent rOn Ten lines or
Less constitute square" Advertisements ordersd
inside, or in any prominent place. also largely
displayed, will be charged Contracts by tha
year may be made on liberal terms.
- All transient Advertisements must be paid in
aafanee Yearly regular advertisers will be required
TO make quarterly payments
l,5B No gratgitOaS Advertisements. No report reso
assers-f proceedings Of anv corporation, society
ton IN AT alo no communication designed to call atten
be tpSe-eS matter Of limited individual interest can
~ -, a'lsss paid for an Advertisement
ans e. ne Publishers will not hold themselves respon-
charged for the Advertisement 'eyonu ths amount
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05

In the following branches, to witt
English Grammar, Greek Language and Lit
Reading, erature,
Spelling, French Language and Lit
Geography, erature,
Arithmetic, German Language and Lit
Algebra, erature,
History, Piano Forte Instruction,
Bookkeeping, two lessons per week,
Penmanshp. Vocal Music,
Commercial Correspondence Engineering with practice,
Navigation, Surveying, with practice,
Astronomy, with Lectures, Chemistry, with Lectures,
Parliamentary Rules, Geometry,
Moral Science, Geology.
Intellectual Philosophy, Trigonometry,
Constitution of United states Physiology,
History of English Ltera Botany,
ture, Rhetoric,
Zoology, Natural Philosophy,
History of Civilization SYNONYMS,
Study of Words, Logic
SCOTS and Hardee's Tactics Oratory,
Musical Composition, Elements of Criticism,
Latin Language and Litera- Elements of Scientific Ag
ture rcuture.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05
0l0lants.

&ALE-ohEN w AIN Ell, IN the store OF
~ the subscribers thoroughly competent sales
man, who can bring experience and ability also two
Young men wh9 have had wears experience
IN a country store. BARNARD, SUMNER, g. co.
JN2b d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05

The undersigned, having completed his ,-rsv.
Is now prepared to offer to the citizens Of
Rhode Island generally. opportunity to visit t an"
WHITE, HTnVrN1r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-05
MOMAIR MITES

6O Pairs of Mohar Mits marked down less half
rs boz of those exquisite Mohar Mits at ~ 50
up TO S. pair.
so boz of and only the best quality Kid Gloves
Is Doz best Jouvns White Kid Gloves, at IS cents
pair. They are worth 81 co.
Ladies In want of Cotton and silk Hosiery and Gloves,
in all sizes will do well to call and look at large
sortmcnt and low prices.
ParasOls and Fans at half price
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-16

FxrRAcrs The Constitution and the
Union embrace the principles by which
shall be governed if elected. They
comprehend all the old jackson Dcmoc-
racy ever profcsscd or officially prac-
ticed > Sam Houaon
II am not gwine to tell cdzactly whar
my text may be found suffice TO say,
it's in the lcds of the Bible, and you'll
find it somcwhor between the first chap
ter Of the book # Generations, and the
last chantcr Of the book Of Revolutions 4"
- The Harp If a Thousand Strings.
"Quacks and deecivcrs deal most in
general principles homes, men know
aud feel their sacrcdnrss, and prove
them ~ I.jeier
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-16

Pmcrs Lone Acc. Rev. j. G. Rails
ton has furnished the Norristown Her.
aid with an extract from u letter written
by his grandfather in 1850, giving the
prices Of several substantial and ncccs-
sary articles Of food at that period.
They are curious, and furnish broad
contrast between those prevailing at the
present day. Here they are
Rum and sugar continue to fall The
best rum, ] am told, may be had from
thirty to thirty-iive pounds per gallon
Sugar from two hundred to two hundred
and fifty pounds per hundred Tea from
$50 to $40 per pound coffee from 80
to 81 per pound fresh butter ilnn $40
10 sl3 per pound veal from 81 to % per
pound mutton from g. to 81 per pound (;
beef in the same proportion. This, !
think. is fair specimen Of the markets.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-16

MURDER N TRAvIs.-We learn that a
murder took place on the 2oth June. at
Mr. Parks spring, near Wcbbcrvilc.
Mr. j. d. Baker was at the spring On
some business, when Jas. W. Chamber
lain and his brother Andy, rode up. A
quarrel ensucd between the Chamber
lains and Baker 1t is said that James
Chamberlain picked up u rock and ad-
vanccd on Baker The latter faced him
with pocket knife in hand At this time
Andy Chamberlain shot Baker in the
lower part Of the back, killing him in
stan,ly. The deceased leaves a wife
and child. Chambcrlai:i jumped on his
horse and fed 49, .Sat. gazette.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-16
AZ VHH'"0
,irdhsfht.

While Miss Fanny fi,z farrcn, the ac-
trcss, was performing her part at the ',o'
iday Street Theatre, Baltimore, IN the play
entitled .oam oC Lover IN when ~
the song Who'll have me 2" she paused
for q moment IA II waiting for an answer
when "a vcr,iant youth exclaimed ut '"e
top Of his voice, which was charaeter,I.M
hy a feeling of deep csrncstncss. lw'"F
10 which the lady replied with bow
"Thank Won. sir
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MARSHALL MUSIC STORE.

NJ ESSEIsS. =. HAKrEi. 4 60. Sc Camp
IVA street, New Orleans, inform their friends
anil the public Of Marshall apd surrounding
country, tina, they will open by the midulo OF
October next. in the Adkins House.
\ MUSIC STORE,
with fine assortment Of Planes Of the best ma
kcrs also sheet music. music books musical
instruments. and variety goods.
July 6, 1859 no ~ r.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-16
LATEST NEWS.

The Austrian Official account of the
losses sustained by the Austrian army
at the battle of Magenta is AS follows
Killed sixty-one officers and 1902 men.
commissioned officers, and soldiers.
Wounded 2ls officers and l+3s non-com-
missioncd officers and soldiers. Missing
400.
The losses of the French army at
Magenta, are officially reported AZ 32s
killed, 2l65 wounded, aud 40 missing.
At the battle OF Malagnano, the
French report 100 killed, 1876 wounded,
and "a missing.
The Austrian prisoners taken at the
battle of Magenta have been sent to At
gicrs, and are TO be employed upon the
public works and IN agricultural pur-
suits in Egypt
The London Times says that kossuth
is to be employed forthwith to act on
the Austrian regiments of Hungary and
tortudrcc, if possible, revolt IN Hum
gary itself
LuNpox. June 25.-Dcspatchcs from
Paris announce lhat the Emperor Napo-
leon autographed to the Empress regent,
under date Of Friday tn'ohing, June
Gath, that Terrible battle TAD been
fought and "A great victory acuieVcd ny
the allied army The whole 4 usirian
army was formed in line ofhattlc ..ai, 1 ex-
tended five leagues. The battle last, ii
from 4 o'clock ia the morning to eight
o'clock IN the euy.n,np of Friday. the
Gath The French took a large number
of prisoners, flags, and cannon About
400 900 men were engaged in the battle.
4 Vienna despatch saws that the bat.
Tie was still progressing. but details of
the engagement had been made known
ly the Governments
Previous accounts from the seat Of
war state tina, the Austrian force OH the
river Mincio was $50 600 strong, and
that Che entire French force had passed
Monte CHAR that they had made r''-
cDuuoissance as far as Cato, and that
the Picdmontcsc army were advancing
towards Pcscllicra.
The frussan government had demand
ed permission OF Hanover to march 80,
900 troops through that territory to the
hh'ne. II was o'''cNuu 'n'' ~" u'''s
:" ,oc p'pioNeu ''''''"'.'" W. ISL esq.,,
w"n'u not ne a'o'i,"o,o ~ '""''' anu
t'"' fr"ss," "o"l" ,'c''nS pe''n. W.
'o,'c' III 'h' war Oh '''' sue VI N"N' ,"'.
1t is a'so ru''''''' '''' "Ss'" "''I
thfoa"h'" % ass'S, "a ''' s"l'l''s"'o" ~
IN, II ''is'',an a''o'"'''','s "i o.. h"o,
su.n,nd,d nh the man,'.ers of the new
NM. ,.,y arr, reelected II is r,ported
HAT ,hr new miuist,ry intend to curtai
,hc naval expenditures.
tInn u + Robinson. cx.mcmbcr Of
Congress for Chambersburg pa BIS.
trict died there on the 2tth ul,., from
disease contracted at the National hotel,
in Washington. in the spring Of 1851
N,,o,p, Fuls june 80 Monsieur
u, a.. ,.., .,,,,.,,.,.r,,u,. ,cco,nlishcd
:, &C.. ~ .,.,.Il.;,,s,c,,.., \;,,nr,,
wv 80 a., ali. q, p, ,ie,h, Zone
~ ,nnn ~ IA noo sn,.,,,,,nrs xrr,
w" w 100, a.. ,,,,t,rm,,c,, and
f','t ,;,'.,',,, ,,,as ,,.,;,es, Mons
d., ~, ,,''.',-i ,,;,',,,,s i, ,.,,ss;,r and
o,''"uo'' "', ", ';,''s ,,. ,,,a sa,or rnnc
- limit, ~ >" M, AZ tIa,,s IL.
" "''''N''''' '"''
acr onani, VINO "se'nn'" u" o'''I''" ~
st Louis, yesterday t.'''a vas on's o"o
1t appears anu u'pv',u r.' ~, ~ w
WhfNN INC -Nti"Ht'Nt '''N'NN' 49,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-16

Ex SvS,ro JoNss or voR DoroiAs'--
*. senator jimmy G. Jones, OF Ieh"es-
scc who beat I" Jimmy X Polk" TOR
Governor once or twice, * out 10Y '""S
las for the next President lie says
il does not matter who is or who ~ not
in favor Of Douglas SO far ms he Jones .
is concerned, but that he is IN favor OF
him certain
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-16

Fuzzy .-Au exchange paper says
there are three candidates in one of the
counties in Wisconsin, for the Legisla-
ture Mr. j. NJ Root is the Democratic
candidate, Robert llogg is the Freesoil
candidate, and r. II. Dye is the Wing
candidate. So, with the voters we sup
pose it will be Root, lIogg, or Dyc-and
no mistake.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-16

lIpRRrptF McRnER We learn that an
old Norwegian, by the name Of Simpson,
was murdered Al Larissa one night last
wees, and thrown into a well, He was
no doubt killed 'or his money The muir.
dercr had not been arrested when we
last heard from there Tyler Reporter.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-16

CHoKEp TO DFArH-A little daughter
o, Dr. Andrews, Of Richmond, Va, was
,bok. Il 10 death on Saturday night, by
swallowing grain Of cot.
fee which lodged in her windpipc, and
chnkcd her ms family.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-16
FURNITURE STORE,


Shreveport. la.
TIE undersigned has opened a
Furniture Hoasc in shreveport,
la. "a above al forth, and T. pre-
pared To sell better article Of Furniiurt "A
and cheaper than can be purchased al any "
other house in the State, His stock con Nv
,sts Of the following articles, viz Sofas, rosc-
wood walnut and mahogany Tctca-tctcs, rose
wood walua, and mahogany Wardrobc~' rose
wood mahogany and walnut anil poplar Bureaus
with marble and plain tops Be,isicn'ls misses,
victoria aud cottage. farlor Chairs spriag seats,
cherry maple. walnut. mahogany, oak and rose
wood Arm Rockers, spring scat aud back, cane
seat and back wood scai and back Nursc
Rockers thdrns Chairs, high AMI low ler-
ny Lind and Jenny Cottage Chairs hrocian
,haiFs. fancy cane back and seats Secfciaris-
bookcases Centre Eabies, marble top aud plain
Wash stands, marble top and plain; Music Ia.
hlcs utiomans Hat Racks Mai'rsssS. spring.
hair. mos, aud slmck CHARLOTTE Stands ocn
ing Stands Reading Tables What \ois, &c
lie has also n largr lot Of aricles which never
fail To please the ladies.
lie would request those DESTROYS of purchasing
any OF the above articles to give him call. and
he will cndcavor TO render entire satisfaction
A. T.. JOHNSON.
Shreveport. June II $50 ni2u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-16
SELECT BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR NOt Nc LADIES.

MRS. T.. W. BONFoEY. PRNqrIa English
department.
MISS f. Il STRAClIAN, Music and Lam
guags.
THIS school will reopen the 9Th of Sep
i tcnl,cr. and il necessary. further assistance
will he procured. no pains will be spared, TO
render his an Institution OF the first order.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-16
4 Situation Wanted.

4 GRADUA ATE AND TEACHER, Of one
~ years experience, desires situation a.
Teacher ia some healthy location. For refer
enc,s and particulars, address BOX 81,
Jefferson, Texas.
July lG. .sJ9-tt2w
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-16
WANTED.

4 GOOD experienced tanner and courier ui
\ leather at our tan yard ut Carthage. Pamela
co., Texas Good wages will be- given AMI ELI
ciont service. required. Apply To- the under.
signed.
REID n BAKER
July :, 1859. no ~ 81
Ray shreveport south-Wesicrn will please
copy time. and scui bill TO the above address
al Carthage Texas H1rbmefr