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, 1859-01-24
What though the spicy bveeEes
Blow sof4 DER Ce}lon's Isle,
Though every prospect plcAses.
AIti nnlY man Il Yilen

1.:,,.et., ,.,.,, 80 .,. ~.
Cariousay enough was ]ust repeating thls
M: had met hlm While on = business visit
to Ceylon. as country1nan OF mine, and was
pleasea WIN Inc opportunity that Afforded
nc more lnllnate personal knowledge.
tuousut Eysel1 fortunate IL FALLING IN
VIII ~ a5reeaple gentle"an' anu cohsloer-
~ ~ LIS i'acs aua inanlels Pecul'91!y reHned.
VI ouF secoau lnee1lnS nolleed singular
Iest'cs,neSs u e1e nalusome daFk eyes, M
!Il'tap4e blltefness o. aIe lips, anu dlspo:l-
tloa To be constantly on the move, shown IN
tac tapping Of i!ght bamGoo cane, or the
motloh u 5oot OF hand.
Ihcse tulnss, however, uld not strike nc
ar singular al inc Time, out coupled with what
Afterwards learned, were certain evidence
lnat loe man lelt already the gnaWlnga OF
Tue "orln lnas never dles-
f4One forenoon We ie1t Inc llttle seaport town
"nefe was so]ourn1ng' aud rode shoft dls-
,anee ln1o Tue 'n1erlor OF the gorgeous islaud.
Aost glorious were the surroundings on every
llanu' MIN p1odiea'ty quite unureamed
Of bF 1hc lnhabl1ants OF colder cllme, M
lure had e1o"efcd hee most exquisite lorl1
gus e'cay"defe' Trees loaded Win street,
sinslllns no"ers, 11eir intense coio7s vlelng
Win 1he 1ollase o1 flcner green from out OF
"!leu .ue9 sut!eu t1tt eaStu9 Ri1uts' R,,! VIII
en'nso!l' eoolet.suaPeu o!os:on1s'' hines eor,
seuas e, ~ sns daecn5 aisoiu.ns u 'osm no1
su'o' t's1 'a'ts4, aau "ouae.,ul :!a I,';l
,net oul eJs, !eas'eo ~ 'uiApess WILL 'n'e
'1op1"al S 'aAur.ence. >,
lhat 10 my house,' said my new 1ftcad,
pointing 10 . loW.Io9lea cottage. surrounaeo
" q "'ue Fcranuah' lfom "hose c!nglng
vines sweet odors were lung upon tue soit
atmospneie-o from tue moment tue words
were uttered us EenlatlfS departed
Within the cottage enclosure were "a'k7,
bowers ana fountains. Chaste s1asuaFy was
dispersed over ths grounds with most caarm-
las enec.' ne no1ke .i se;lso elauss ae'. !an
structure rlb,ng 81 IN the midst OF mowers anu
1ollaSc' anu auc mas VINO sat oes,oe =, NE
whose emile mounted no hiener thao ms ups
the dreamy, hr-iooklog dscontent IN h's
eye growing every moment more perceptible
was the owner Of tue Eden: :like home.
We were met on the threshold BY a lovely
child Of some eleven eammers: Her hair
hung in curle: Aer eyes particularly l9s m
, 1859-01-24
@cllerQl AgEuric5.
TRIPP, HALE, s. CO.
General Patent Office DcD0t,

NO. 100 LAKE STREET. CHICAGO. ILL.
fi'HE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE TO
L. Inform the pablo Eeoeray. that they have opened
tatr Office At i2s aoore place for the A1s2coa Of
GENERAL PATENT AGENCY BUSINESS
II Is ther aim to keep hA1d at all tines for exh{ha
ton and sa1e large variety possible Of patented
articles Q! the Latest md most usefa inventions; md they
viii take FTeat pleasure In receiving vtaitora Who Gay
wish TO examine theE articles whether with riew Of
purchasing not.
The Office Is tn1owa open the Headquarters Of {oveo
tors Eho ay With 70 dispose ofthelr improvements: aad
the prolttors respectfully invite inyeators and
u ral upoH tcen a tner plsaarc Patents obtaued
o. reasonable terms aad With the 'eat
pos1ed up In alt5e new # aud
VIII receive and se On commission 2h clAsse1 Of useful
articles .oget1eE With individual County
% receive ~ pffaed Article right .or sale that not
urn 70 ualutAth character worthy The eare eonHd
ofa who Wish 70 putcalse new Aat useful Improve
na.DtA TWPP. HALE 4 co.,
No. lQ Lake bueet.
REYI2EScE3:
WE Jones, No, 81 Sumner IT., BoEton: F. Il Field
Co.. kloy et. B1soo James H. Hale aliik s.. Hosoa
Bowen Hro.- u 1kt H. CHICAGO; II. L. Gilman Co.
153 1u!h " A4e1 b. GhfcaEo; HoJt Pierce 10 Htate
S.. ChicASo; A. J. Murphy. Husnkton. st.: j. Tripp,
Albany. \: J.: Mf2a Peck Albaas N. T.; cua!es vro-
nAo. byracr5e. n. I. nos b4itly
, 1859-01-24

4
CATSTHE ST. LOUIS {Xo) DEMOCRAT:
s. fe;s =:
r ~ 'a a a e b. a.sis 70 q
'0aaA nor useless Do"s' GIN iEea = Mt;ss D,x;, j,u
F,p}e.sor O. J. Food - o.:
ases = a e. eas
i've gas n!1it4 70 MIKE Atplc2aoe Of Il upon u!
months ;iaea oeufta eote ot JouI har Eesiora7e
seasd s ,e:sf sose :; WA hsvs ia :5as -
~ =: 81 E - "a
81 ss IL ss3 .a Il II s::s sas G1
n nes ~ 'f,s 1 H. d. 2, xoea s Al Tho
Il ::
g ss =: a::s : 81 = :sa *eass.
nsis q sae spo1e. @ish n; naia. asiahed i - . 5ooT @
''2sE' " 's ~ 7''sA ~ aa' 2s'! HAxxoxa IA p
Eoops uAa RssES3*Tlys: sEy'3S:a =. =, lsa
seho. fs1e. 81 ID ~ ~ = orteaa, ID @ ~ ndaeen to
ss sa aefs M nv 't
Ia n'a* to The ae:e' '''a tEt,tsit 1iSrtr 1oHssoy
II sasse :ssas9 I'D E. s.5I .ds a1 astsss &
BrocKdeiL A4s1 lie L gentleman q Nta: Influence
1ud 1piye11a!.y beloved. HA- DYER.
BRooK57x1n January l. ls5e.
Professor wood-DeAr 5IE Hayt1R made Ht2l ofJou1
HAr Res1osazve Il drts me pleasure 70 say. thai II
effect hast excellent In .euoY Inflammation. dAo
druG 2ad tteadeae7 10 IL hsDs with which
have been troubled from childhood; and has also
ttorcd bali, which becoming 70 IL oEE1A
color. hare used % other article With An1thl01 Ike tho
k@e o!eauce u prosL ~
''-- . You14 H1ly. < BRAGG.
The Restorative Is ID BOTTLES Of three Exes rtz:
larRe medium aad saa: the <7a1 holds bali ptnt md
rralh ior oae uolz- bottle: the medium holds n
least twenty cent more b proportion rnau tho mali
forty per cent IN proportion. z1d rst4,s ar iaEee
dollars bottle
o. j. WOOD + CO., P7opde4or4 III B.oadvay, New
Ys.s e. tae Esa; Ssw f2Fs E WE Railing EstAb1h-
And soa By III good Drazx,sts md Fa1cy Goods
De2tes1.
, 1859-01-24
FOREST CITY WATER CURE.
CLEYELAEu. snHIN.

THIS INSTITUTION Is DELIGHT
i FULLY etoA:ei On tho outskirs Of beAnttufsFess,
~sa;n hs NJ L. city OF Cleveland aat ~ t.les
feom The ust tilce. The building Is ol BRICK aad
furnished Ee t"s stye, The bath ROOMS auppift
With parr. so s'rDS wttar. The large pa4Tuu4e which
This e.u'ssn ~: II pfeseal receiving from chicago
ant ot-r ees Is ts:teFnz unsndas4on o.
IT, popuArs And Huurfshi.s etattlou r. tss~AA and
lady, tor ,ery Of the Lake y1-w WAler Curs ne4sCh
e2z,, connected win ibis institution.
Lett i1o vi ~ to either tbysieiaaa, will
setvc prpErc; s.teu:eA, DR. Il. ". sTkDNG.
IANES r. G8USS, H.
.AG-tfyl4 NKH nR. !. l. RflNa,
, 1859-01-24

Oo0K l. SARGENT
oAVLSPoRF......-.......-
COOK SARGENT l. DoWHEY
IGHA ClI9...'.........-...........
COOK SARGENT l. 0ooR-
1oRT DS MoISS--......-.-.....
O00R SARGENT T. PARKER
3Lo3ESCE+... ........NEBRAsKA.
YlANEERs l. DEALERS IN EXCHANGE
Union; Land WaTsa.s bonxhI sold and locaied
IEPat!eular s.te7oa Even 70 the payment Of ta1e1
oSH :. Sa%asR: R!st2a ies. e:'S*s9e': Ss9: Iowa
~: st Sts:t ssa:f e. f$:i:|ss;@ T.: ss4 xe:.
~. Dixxtii. Preat- Alssa Baak, Bono..
y, Holmes soa. PstsoIrxa.
~; E,;:i II: ! IA ;SzSs5sfi {; 81, & !oa!A
jean Y: sAzxeat. R..Aiax,on. D. O. r,rzs,y
THE BANK OF AURORA,
HALL BROTHERS, AURoRA. ILL lINole.
RASkERS l. DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
~ selles:i?n. entrusted = then will pro2s a.
I'd Ell q 5s d::sS: a." York; G.
< y:144- Bk:K4p.. FL HALL
i. Z. OE1kTEL,
EOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
L and Collection Office. Also, Notary PUBLIC.
OFFICER j. BROTHER
z AN KER RS-DEALERS IN INCUR
~ rent Money. sight and Tine Bills Of Excha1ze Gold
a1t Silver Coin. ec Receive deposits, Aod pay pascu.
ls attention to collecting Otcr li+ La1e si.esf M
f:ae Bank Building. open from L. II. 10 lax p. u
IE7ERINCE2
North Bank. Eaxtoo.
4tetropolita2 bank. New York.
Sherman ColllnK, -
Marine Bank Chtcexo
]. Il Durham i Co., CticaSa
:, r. Y. OFFICER and sAArL 2. OFFICER General
PA.tuerK uTt{fv
, 1859-01-24
THks PERESS AND THtBU NE'S
GfeatIub Printing Establishment

A1A II H h9S <AA* - A1A II - ~ A13
Greatly Printing Establishment
Ii the zes nd nne establlsacat OF The kind In the
West It hss zore stean Pzess and Machinery; more
Printing Matezials and more sklfu WoEtaeo than any
other Job Printing Honse Wet Of New York.
The proptetora prepared to execute On shoEt No
tee, every variety Of BOOK JOB LETTER PRESS
xad FANCY PRINTING In the BEST MANNER
tt tie LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
Particular attention given to the printing Of
Busineas Cards, Posters,
Whiting cards, Programmes,
Ball Hckets, Pamphlets,
Letter Heads, Circulars,
Bill Headk Checks,l
BYLAWS, Blank Hotaa, ~
Receipt1, Labels.
PRINT1N IN OOLoRsI
n alli va1et'es doae IN beautiful style and at node1
ate ratet.
An examination Of sPEo1hENe and pRICEs /, IT.
specttullylnv:ted-
kN0-ders ftoa the County promptly dIed. and sent
home by Express
, 1859-01-24

>uu.cF's F&u1d E.x.ruel OF EsnrE, al
.:ai.i x - tT7' : -1- liz. A. -, 1cl tie var
f'f1;,- r. i3,t! .t.,t-*. t:.t E.1t..ru
c.li frscs az ': g.: :;:a7 'i.r s.lsa Is nal:-
-'a 6 vt.T - "a ;n:-s'. .i-1.i,;:. +; :.c ly nr.
I. t..'.H5t hrs :: 1t. E- - ~ St,"r
PaiEc { Ia. = La -s:r-:, CAi.:4;
T":1 7e:sea; !: .tt:":l: s..'-,5 go, :1,c.-t.e
f.1-ts hat ca.!.:os ic--c;,-s assel l.: us ase:.1
.h: <Ve II. 1riol4 t., :e .ys. N, II. eject. sse
scss :: lea':t?:. i,. .s..r -. apict:s =. AL
the t.u.. ,',:;.-, .. L.,el go, e:ona-.l t:s3t
Iu1";i""s nj v,-"-%"r ':;:e, !. II. :a,s r: t>
.stc4-
oa...:s src va. -'-:.s 4rj .--g c4s.al.
u7eak :.c &C.. ~. :, :, .-i.e,t:." ,i:t Ie
E-cs E1- '.i't! .-.- =: ..-icl. El.,t I, . LII
s1d Er..: -,e.:I: ir3: .=.:Ioe.s e lie Fluid
k-I4c: 6! Eat1. :1At.i4uA:ss IL 5eAo.s ~ht:e
c.snp caarh c.- sels ed Wish cor:1..s 81
she eaS-'.ls: ~. :5.. i. tca:G-s O .-.c -a. lie.
l'1-!7':lr :: t. - .es4rl - .lr cI;sa"~
ne lti... Z II 6,.rctAb;.:.7 Lave been
.iyte Gar :-...:'''--t *. 49, :l.st r.e Ct
:i.tna as III ~. II '-.:-' .r.r:a,A t.-f
, 1859-01-24

We recently published a letter in which
Harlow Case, the dclaulting Collector of San
dusky, announced the decease OF the unhappy
woman who had accompanied his flight, and
inplored the forgiveness of her husband.
Under the title we have given above, mig
slonary correspondent Of the Boston Watch.
n7n and Reflector describes IN Interview with
the guilty pair, which took place shortly be-
fore death hurried away the mother and the
child whom size had made the companion of
her wandcrings. The subject is q painful
one, but the writer describes SO feelingly and
truthfully the selEinficted misery Of Case
aad his partner in guilt, that VIC reproduce
his narrative:
, 1859-01-24

HuAKgR 0ITY. DOUBLE LOCK
TIGHT 5IITCE,
x2a WING MACHINE
SEfSa IEE3a2 FxEIElTl:D II; TIE WEsr.
- st!er Cnsap 1tAch!nes tase on1s she nS!e th-csd
:.s!o Ettea. Tb!s.nket the sa2e
TWO THREAD
st::ch a. ihe raSH ex<uEve ones in II Wosk vii
Not Hip Tncc1t eTery Third Stitch be Cut.
Tie Machine Is xc,rS. easily adjusted aod not likely Ia
zei CT: Of oEdtE Ncrka rA!lly Euakes f1to and
.ld6o1oe stlt5 Is LIE Iacdt expenSVe Aachine8 6crt
tTol1 tTo cc-lEE 1ccls fioes c0RrEe and hoe work
trr::It]7. b7 EH!t Changing the needle and th-end
THY E1LL STITCH. HEN AND GATHER
Tle7 1n:rIie acls.se1 ess!y tba1 mott Ha-
e:l.lc1
ONE LADY
T!sh s...nx MAcs'ze u eexs!ia ee.ceneyt
light TO Twelve
5caoet7sas5E hard E7e57 !e1u5 aod an, ore maxim
s:x!rz nba1:Ees' a9er:1 cEn one. This l. the
Only Machine Saving With TEo Threads,
kzcct ore so.d In tue world for less thaa 4l9o We!r
vie I'LL Who viz: Machine to do a.g kod ofwcrk dcno
hy nscEiae.y. 70 e1GEIe Samples OF work ft1t BY
mall upon rE2elt OF Stamp. Each!pes sent TO pcEsoai
vu neye. be7 and rseA successfully 2Hcr few
Enrrs practice Pull printed Instructions eYea Enter
usioR with feE hundred do1lar1to purchase stock
better towns Q: tttSt Missouri None oshes1 need
arc!y siaH at
caas. E. Wi:Ns!l's s9c. Stofe, 133 Lake st.,
near Clerk. tddsex l. CoRNILL.
iesl1.:3li Eoz s1a o1Icsxo. III.
, 1859-01-24

Notice .-.-itic uut.r-oigz.c:, StucEhGl-
*ogF Ia :l= .!c:t.nt E-ak Of Hs:en Ccu-zis a-e tt
tIereris:sE: - II. t:?-..-t .r E..e1 u4," H.
Its u. &c. s': f. -; Ee .A:c. ty u c. d..
os't ~ So ;'''rs tt.>:ucE7 Iud;a.a snd
lhso. L. l. 1EEE.R -
, 1859-01-24
fOoo0 & GooE.


ISAAC COLLE. AT TIE OLD STAND
oorne: o. c1ssk aad A!an. street, Offers for Gale
Wood Of ali kada. Saved and SPLIT and delivered.
Also, Erie. Ltc1AwzEa 0sElsb5 t:otshurS. and othe:
fe1n1vlvAufa OoA.s Eriar HILL Ea1!ntvl-. and Other
Data Goals H1t1lu.4 Ho.1 &ut c!h-e Illinois Goals
0Tdes1 pronpuY tilet and Coal .efuslJ screened
I6AAO tIUALE,
Ar17A<SaSn 1l4 Clark. corner AiknkA
, 1859-01-24

Gas PIPE AND gIXTUREs
BRow7 4 WILDER
o3E aetr snttze stock u ouo.s
y q n @ u i.
Fps 70 p% ceu4 discount :tor Liza p+rs
AAaaie 1{u0 1ttlnxs y cents per pound
Aa@ Eat1kA Benda. SWIM 5olu,s auu a a. n-+,.
n Cosk. ~ 'As A13IaE@
OW koek q :he iar1es4 IN tao et:y md /, elnr.n,
e9tef lodncecaeuss aot eauA4e4 10 lie W,st '
, 1859-01-24

q o II E T II I n G NEW,
, 1859-01-24

GEO. ; NTH d, 90.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN
- aad Doneatc Exeh -st
QHlUAQ E.IiNOiA
tote:*loss rade ca II ut3 r..ac.oL e!ye. = LA I'll
ted b+2t-z Oh the Ec13 tAVqr :.le teEtaa %e1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29
New Advertisements.
BED BLANK l.r~.

ar the finest material aud most desirable
~ size Crib Blanket. together with large
loi - Negro blankets are being sold At greatly
reduced prices by
) y COLEMAN 4 co
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29

'Hlit exercises 81 this Institution will he ~
! sumed on Non>ay next, september 9th
In the short time iha, has elaI sed since the
appointment Of the President AZ the elnse Of the
last terin il has bsen impossible 20 engage teach
efs, and base them a. their post al the very com
ucnc,meni 1T the session
Negotiations are NOW rrndiag tie place Ia
every department gentlemen OF hlgb qnaliilea'
iions, and wcd,ie,l both by education and ex-
pericnee 70 i'll their positions,
No pains or expense shall h. spared to make
thu. institution one oi the first in the Southwest,
fnil particulars will be given IN iuturc ad-
ySrismcnt +. ;, BASS,
Sept a. 1850 self President
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ALL-wOoL DELAINE ROBES.

NJ Che latest and mos, desirable styles also
" solid coorc,l y elaiues together with II large
lpt Of French aud English Mcrnos Just received
by COLEMAN Il 60
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29

ItST Received and for sale by g. a. Gregg
y 4 Co, Gents l. - and Marseilles shirts and
collars Brown and,Beached Drawers.
Cotton aud Merino under shirts
Drawers.
cravats and Ties. s6.ks. nc, &c, Al articles
10 toe Inc to be- found in our stock.
Aurisi y so <o-5o I'm
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LIkENESSES.

G NpESTuE has rcopencd rooms in
Y Marshall over the Store nj King Ihciiord,
North side Of the puhlic square, where be is
road, IA take .iken,,.ses in the most approved
styl. Persons wishing 10 favor him with their
patronage viii please give him an carly call
=. S'-llayiug made the Art his study and
exclusive business for the last nine Years and
always taking the likoncsscs himself hc MIL con
tinuc to do so. aud warrants not TO leave ms
work in the hands Of apprentices or incompetent
Artists but to execute any order in person Win
cyactucss and dispatch.
Nav 9Th ls5q.tr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29
\ nrjety.

lust Received and for sale by &. g Gregg
- & Co, a great many Little things and fancy
ARTICLES in ,hi. Branch Of trade. too numerous TO
mention For particulars, We refer you to our
show cases. Gall aud examine for 3oarsolvcs
August q, 80 Ne-J0 Am
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29
Neu's Clothing.

lust Received and for sale, by q. e. hrerg
~ Go, 81 600 worth mems clothing IL this
bin may hc found all qnaliiirf styles, and prices
from tle highest to thc'lowcsi.
August a. 80 Noau I'm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29
i}aggiuy and Rope.

~ 400 YARDS beet India Bdgsing
.OVO l0n00 lbs host Machine Rope
IN store AMI fer sale by
q. q. GREGG 4 co.
Augus, % lsl9--l9lm
s-ss- We are now receiving our Fall stock
when complete, dine and Timely notice will bo.
rison in toe city papers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29
Notice TO Builders and Contractors

CEAlEp PROPOSALS will be received IN
y fine County Clerks nnicc, Of Cas- county
Texas. until the 9Th day Of December, 1852
for the building OF q Brick Court Ilouse, in
Linden. in said county. The plan aud speciiica
ions cam IN. s,an IN said clerk Office.
CiiAS AMES, e. J. G. e.
Detoher y 1883 iw
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29
NEW. FALL Il WINTER GOODS.
j. y. COLEMAN 4 co.
Fancy and staple Dry Good,

4 RE now receiving ONO of the AIOst complci
"A aud well selected stock u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29

lust RECEIVED aud for sale, DRY
- GOODS by q. q. Gregg i Co, com
pl.ic assortment, composed Of too many di's'r-
enl articles to be advertised in ono cRg paper, 10
all o.. which we call the attention of our Old
friends and customers, aud the pubic geoerally
ingyst.2i. 50. 'No-5o iis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29
Boys and Youth E!ofhina.

lust Received aud for sale by 6. q Gregg
y Co. large bill, including Register fracks.
sacks and over Sacks Vests and Pants. 10 ct
boys aud you'hs from three 20 iwent wears old,
10 which a. call the attention Of all the boys.
Anrnst q 50. \o.hO
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29
LIST OF LETTERS

ID kMAlNINN in the Post Once a, Marshall.
IL rcxn. on ihe LIT day of q, 'olcr. 1853. whieh
not taken on, by the Ji-t day of Deeesil,of ls,9.
will be s.u4 u the General Post on dead let.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29

ar every kind size or description for sale by
COLEMAN \ 90
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29
Rates Of Transportation.

-, 81 e .r,sl 90 u.,.L.t ., s.~.r.,.s,
ts,'iine. cot,.n per bale Sinel.d.nv st''rave.
handling and efsarfns) 70 IS
Fr9m sEan"an,' l.-ndiqg 70 Marshall on heavy
f@'a' 'a'i1a'hs aai''''s a"d storage per II" %
ft.e, e.ot.'. rs.to, "a ss,an.,n'. Landing cot.
Tn per- hat !flheadins handling. storage aud
iHr~ar'iHs} GO
fh ,'tas4n .. l4,liiag p = "'l.s' on ,fasy
h9nd-aNi '''''''''"s ''''"s' W. W. a ~,
From jefferson crossing "a Sr-nscn'- Landing
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29
BARBER SALOON.

BARBER SALOON.
Raqpro3 70 he Deftlerspsr Bs.ld,Hy.
T'Ik undersigned having formed eo-par,mr-
ship, and fitted up con,melious roam in
the ncpplameyer Building. north side II The
Public square, or
SHAVING SALOON.
are prepared to serve those who may ,atronixe
them Hair toloring. Cutting, Shanrsroning.
&c. executed IN a manner 20 give satisfaction.
They viii keep on band supply OF
They ais tgcp ca hand a superior article Of
CIGfRS IND CHEWTNG fOB4CCO
Their customer. viii bear ,his in mind Sold
At a ,pry small prof'.
AUGUSTUS FRANKS,
FRED RICHARDS.
\ug. 6. 1850 I7:tL
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HEAD DRESSES,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHER AND PLUMES,
FANCY tNpES

Ladies Caps Hoop skirts from The most cc'c.
brnt,d manufacturer such'ns the than'rem and
Imperial skirt with from to 30 springs Kid
,,lov,s et~ and general
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MOTTO T..

4 GRADt' ATE Of the I : Military Aea-
y dcmy at West Point, who has hecn Pro
lessor ia one of the principal southern Colleges,
dctircs to take charge Of some High school or
Seminary in TEXAS All communications in
tended for him will please be made 70 Wm. H.
smith Esq., at Tyler smith county Texas.
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RED RIVER
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT HOR I11v
q !. -

- .-a-k
xRA.No 9. IA NJ
ck-f. frs gniSs, eST. JOHN kncHs.
flnv,7 Shreveport ey tsavce Nov OsStene
cry saturday, q, five every Saturday, u 1vs
o'clock p. ". O'Clock ?. =.
q. l.. kOCNS i BROS
Only Lev Water Summer 1Ass1eA lans.
Oyficg No. FRoSr LgvsE, NV OnlsAss.
Each boat viii ewrmencc her trir-, leaving
Us above as sorr AZ they crrsnt cross the faIls 10
20 through, exchanging trire every TUESDAY u
the falls, in,l they will run throu-h Srsgt
~ Consgnmeu;s of cotton; woci. pccans. &c.
Tor sale Orders 10 1svchaac merchandise, pro
ducc grocesies. furniture, nails, iron &C. either
in the wes, or in New Orleans promptly sttcnl-
81 TO.
s7y- Merchandise Consigned kr rs 10 receive
and forward respectfully solicited.
g. l.. kOUNs 4 BROS.
No. Front Street. \. q.
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VNE HAVE lew left Of the finest Cashmere
w Robes ever brought to this market.
FORD 4 HuHR.
Oct 20. ls59-n,
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Ladies Fall and Winter Dress Goods.

Eonneis. and Fancy Articles ecncrally-to which
We invite tie attention " all huyers and espcc-
ially our Old 0ie,1- and customers
September = ls59.-l 3m
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Misses Hat, and Flats,

lust Receig'l and for sale by
g. c. GREGG n co
Apc1lsf - 50 \oa0 I'm
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NNE ARE OFFERING very fin lat OF
wv Beautiful English Straw csstas Braid
And Mohair aud French silk iionnets. u, the ,esy
lowest prices, 10 close out.
FORD a lIoRl
Oct 20 1889 nj.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW GOODS.

AIRS IRl\Ck Is now receiving fine stock
vi of HONNETS and HATS for Ladies
and Children
CLOAkS
SIIAWLs,
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PLANTATION GOODS!

rt1T Received and for sale Ivy u. q. cngg
81 Co, Our usual
FAN ard Winter stock "s Goods,
in which may be found variety Of kerseys,
warranted wool filing X crseys warranted mol
to ts wool filing Negro Blankets. good mr.
iice: Plaid and Plain I.inseys Bel Blankets
Crib Blankets, Mackinaw Blankets Twe"isi
Sa,inc,,s Heavy Cotton Tsill-; lowclls, &c
&c, including every arti$c in the trade usually
found III Touihern stores.
August u, 80. No-50 Am
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NO X l. y r. " & . ID =.
At
q. IL. PIX l. =.

4 FDIi. assortment Of BONNEf~ Of th'
y latest siyle. just received and for .al' 20
g. II HlkE-.
Oct %. ls5g
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Ila1sunI Car.

lust Received and hr sale b. q. q. Orrx
- K TO, large bin u Acn aMl liou llasA
and Caps. iaelash1s ~ shs la1lu4 S4xles -
qualities, aksn ~ III. bcrs VEL Hn6 - ~
grcss. ~
August 81. 80. N16o ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20
SFEAM FERRY
At ~
WHITE CLOUD!

A LARGE, new and excellent IL =
n Steam Ferry Boat has been -
placed in the Missouri River, at White Cloud
which will be run in all kinds of weather, when
the river is open, as often as may be required
On week days; and on SUNDAYS, four times, viz:
between the hours OF 3 and 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and the hours Of and 5 O'Clock, P. NJ.
This place is the terminus Of the State Road
from Fl. Des MOines, Iowa; there is an excel
lent road leading to Forest City and Oregon,
Mo-; and good roads leading into the back
country of Kansas and Nebraska, to which
White Cloud is at least six miles nearer than
any other river town. This Boat Is one of the
best in the river, and is manned by an ekperien-
ced Engineer and Pilot, and sober, active and
pnnctual set OF hands. Persons wishing to have
themselves, their stock, lumber, or freight oil
any kind transported across the river, viii find
White Cloud the place for them to be accomno-
dated in the best manner, with the least posi-
bic delay on either shore.
Ferrying done at reduced rates.
june 10, SO, If.