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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-11

WE NOW have IN store limited supply II
w on nrnndiea aui Wines. expressly Tor
iusdisipai purpssns.
nryi5. v tfEUpE \ 60.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31
II w. tE ,. b. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON WORKS,

w. & ,. b. STARR, @.-..
CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
Camden. New Jersey,
Manufacturers 6f-
Al Kinds Of CAsTI!S55 and 4PPAR R3zTUs for GAEwoRKs,
WROUGHT IRON BooF FRAMES, for Reaorts and otter
Houses.
ga al CASTINGS required fc- setting tte. In the
latest and snost improved NODE
"1asaEksf toNDRNsfsFs scRUBBERS and ExHAUsT-
-, for rei'svins the Rssorss from pressu.e.
PBE5FIERs. varying from 2o to 1soOp, .bic fss+ ds
prsHyiDs caparity
WRoBSIiT IRoF LINE sIETss for PuaIFrzKs
sTATTOE METERS, Or all sizes 4''''
GAS HOLDERS TELESCOPE rnd SINGLE Wis. Cast r,,,
Guide and Suspension Frames
Gas GOFzRSoRs or EEGULATczs
STREET MAINS from to 4s ic diameter for ys,, \,
Gas.
STREET HA1S CONNEXIONS sues as Branches Bends.
Dtips, Sleeves, etc.
from to 30 inches either faced or n
WROUGHT TEoN WoRK-IAH the Smith and Sheet ESpn
Wo-k required In and aboa, Gas Works.
Ma-Gommuncasions shoaId be addressed 70 the PRIN9I
PAL oFfICE, CAMDEN NEW JERSEY.
BRANCH OFFICE, l25 SOUTH THIRD STREET:
PHILADELPHIA. iei3 Iv5WS'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31


In mineral water, where many ingredients asocae held
in solution II is conceded be ingredients
are c nicay united one to the other We may, howessr
this case infer that the water coniains--
Garbonc acids silica chloride Of magnesium bcarons Of
lime chloride Of sodium carbonate Of Soda ecate possa
bcarbonafe Of on seleate of chloride of
dium, and probably other combinations.
H-From the 1st of June line Of 0mnib1sses will run
from the Spring. to Vaudeville leaving the Springs o'clock
A. to meet the morning boat and leaving Mande vile
springs BY the return of the evening boat Fare each way
iu2I In
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31

The best in the United aes are now made nj ST Tous No
Fog me superior Of which thousands testify
$1,000 ard will be Maid to any person who can show that
Herrngs Patent Champion Safe failed preserve
contents in an accidental FIRE.
FRANK w ROBERTS Il CO.,
sole auuactuers for the South and West of the renowned
rate II Champion Safes
Also of Bankers steeLned Safes Vaults, Vault
DOORS etc. etc.
Bank Locks Of all approved patents hand for sale at
faeturer's prices.
Manafactory No 9ei North Mein street. ST. Louis No.
m26 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31
INSURANCE.

in my register. -h' VI 4' o''sHiH sA''hs
- In faith whereof grant these pre..,t. ,ndey r,v
ll ~ and the impress of my N onfrs Al y
Aforesaid MI @ 9Th day of JaIy. 1870 ''se 't'''''
The undersigned Recorder Or Mortgages for th p2
Orleans certles thst the foregoing Charter has t o.
recorded in Society Book No T. Folio 4II S" "'is nay
40 Is2lE JOHN HOLMES, Reco,se,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31
GROVE WHISKY.
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

.
The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
sires introduce the article public and physicians of city
and country the
Purest DifusabIe StInauiant
which has been prepared 1t proves itself
cordial at ealthul and nvgoating the enfeebIed
whether by disease distilled from the best rye and
malt and its nutritious properties by process
peculiarly his whereby the Fus Oil noxous
gradients, Whisky general use
completely separated that the absolute purity this
tiele from any foreign sdnixtare guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials the
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia York and Bos
ton the State Agricultural Society have endorsed with their
Diploma and Dr. Jackson Boston has testified under oa,
to It's absolute purity Read the following
cERTIFI Cafes:
Philadelphia, Sept. 0, 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut
Whisky which you that ii contains none Of the
poisonous substance known Fus o which character
c and injurious ingredient Of the Whisies general use
BOOTH, GARRETT L CAMAC
"#" Analytical Chemists.
New York. Sept. B. 1859
have analyzed sample Chestnut Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton Dr. of Philadelphia having
carefully tested it, pleased that entirely
from poisonous deleerous substances an unusually
pure and fine favored quality OF Whisky.
JAMES r. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March I, 1859.
have made chemical analysis commercial samples Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which heavy
Fusil Oils and perfectly pure and unadalteraed. fne
flavor this Whisky the grain used in manu-
featuring it. Respectfully,
A. a. HAYES NJ D., State Assayer,
No. 16 Boyiston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr
wholesale Agent
4Hg4...M@.# ll6 Walnut street.
je2 ly6W PHILADELPHIA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31

COLE AGENCY
. OF THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS
TEk4ESSEE
Sugar Kettles from 81 to 72 inches diameter
IS 10 ~ inches diameter -. / 90 zach
= = under " inches diaIlater 70 ail inch
tern. Grsse Bars 40. per pound,
4. +. LAYILLEBEUYRE,
Commission Mercf ant,
fHs l. No. f9 Cftt,na strAst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31
SUMMER RESORTS.
~ THE ABITA spRTNGs-MRs.

fs B0ssIERE respectfully announces her friends SE
AsHd ibe public generally, that her house Il now open
for the reception Of visitors The unrignied electric rsedicnaI
baths be enjoyed e pssction the facilities for bath
ing have bern greatly increae4 and improved Her a5e n
herstofoIs Eill be abgndsny sed and every attention
her nnng eerions 70 give tacton to ad who may honor
het by their patronage. Being 1sfed pleasant drying
distance from the villages Of CoyusoB aud MaDdeYie IL
deIs tile drives to ti7ose places veDssst.
The Aba Oa'nbns will be in attendance the landing
CoTipgton to convey passengers TO the sprtsgs.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS BY PROFESSORS J. L. W p
RIDDRLL.
This remarkable spring Is situated the Aba river
parish Of 81 TamrnaHyr two miles ard alf of Cow
ngon large volume Of water arises from The earth with
strong current Its temperature found 20 degrees
1t quite unlike any known the nefgborhood
From its unusual cheel composition and large amount 0f
Silica contains we led 10 suppose it source very
deep in the earth being in fact natural san gelJ
j. j.. IL W. r. RTDDELIs
Professors Louisiana University,
'1n 100 Hires Of the water weighing near f11aeD eramnnas
there l6 81 dissolved matters aHe IN of lie
abundance " ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31

RR0WN's EssENCE OF, JAMAICA GIN
~ GER s an invaluable Fanaiy Medicine this
the year and the Diafhea Dysentey,
and many internal diseases. II peculiarly ecaroas
complaints OF children aud Is known the
Medical Faculty, Prepared only by FREDk BROWN and
for sale his Drug and Chemical N E. CORNER OF
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA
Also for sale by all respectable Druggists in the United Saes,
andJkO. WRIGHT co., New Orleans ie5 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31
PHILADELPHIA CARDs.

! MOSS, BROTHER Il CO..
AtA No 40 MARKET STREET sH~
PHILADELPHIA, ,-#
BoOhseuerss sfnttoners and Blank Hoovx
MANUFACTURERS.
RS-AaE-fsctmers Of MASONIC AND ODD PELI.owy
REG4LIA, JEWELS, etc. iez sna
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31
SOUTHERN mANUFAC'pSlFsY

HERRING'S PATENT OH Az PIoN FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES, at New York PricesI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31
NEW YORK CARDS.

MTvK ynvpvy n rwM
| MGW 1Ohh CAKUSs
ADihs' WlAE......-....-EsADIEs' WINE.
,,,,r- -
o1 EGho WlNE of ELDER,
Celebrated
| r.- u. -.,.5c.k.,..-. -. -.
sTIMULAHT, TONIC DIURgYIc and aupoaTFIe sss, -.
is testified TO ~ Phvsrfxs. saa ~ ssn
men In an parss Of Europe and Amerscs.
-.
/. strsa1then, n. D,ss.iv, rr,,a. ,,,,r.,1n.
and Purifying the Ez7oa - -
s4.
IT ;r,-n,,, - ,,r,,-,r-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31
n. COOPER's WELL, =.
l HINDs COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, u
Is now Open for the Reception of Visitors.

The undersigned having recently purchased this celebrated
Southern Watering place and retfed refushed the en-
tire premises trust i second to other in the country
and deserving the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed The
citizens Of Mississippi and Louisiana may rely npon it that no
expense will be spared make the We home institution
suitable for those in search of het.Ith or pleasure
The services of well known can obtained Mt all
times, and connected with the establishment
will fine Bowling Alleys Billiard Ta6les Pistol Gallery al!
under the charge Of competent persons.
An excellent Band has engaged for the season.
Livery Stable attached to the Hotel saddle horses
and carriages may be obtained at all hours.
Board per month. $50
Board per week
R. W. BENBURY Co
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31

4eA.- PAscAGoULA HoUsE-Now MUCH EN-
fas.J IIARGED.
EI Mr.. AND MRS. DoDsoN, wish to inform the public
thai they al all times ready Boardes follow
ing
Snnmer-Per m nth s35; per week, SO; per day. 81.
Winner Fer month"; SIS; week, 81; per day, 81 80.
R-This establishment combines all the home
being que h larger hotels having
for ladies and gentlemen etc. Telegraph Office by.
myl6 3m" W. S. D0DSON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31

Ag-Dudley Lodge No. &c, f.. and A.. M. -
Regular Conmncations Of this Lodge held EVERY SAT-
URDAY EVENING at O'clock in their Lodge Room the
GRAND LODGE, Masonic Hall, of st. Charles and
TO attend
OFFIoERs-Wm. H. Stewart, W. NJ; Edwin Marks W, /;
J. H Geunfson, j. W. Thaddeus d. VanHorn Treasurer;
Gule Secretary r. L. Moore s, D. Henry r. Robinson,
j. D jus. b. Scut, Tyler. nh ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31

NOTgCE-AFT SLAVES HAVE BEEN PLACED
in other Yards Depos will receive them Ne l95
Gravier street.
lac IF G.. F. HATCHER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31

1g-6rescent Lodge No, 3, L. o. o. H.. meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING in Lodge Reom No. |, Odd
Fellows Hall, nj o'clock.
OficersJ A. Sylvester, N c. Peter Williams Y. G.; q.
swerbek Recording Secretary L. N Jahan Permanent Sec
retary s. l.. Butler, Treasurer.
Members of Sister Lodges fraernaiy invited to attend
IHl ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06
NO3.

the smallness Of his own soal unster tho
biirhiing sarcasm Of Hindtnan, and the
contempt and derisivc laughter Of the
audience. He traced him through all
his mcanderinge. and as he exposed hi.
numerous misstatcmcnis ard many ter.
giversations, the vast crowd manifested
the widest enthusiasm. During politi-
cal career now numbering many years,
we have never seen 4 man more com
p'c'e'y demolished than was Gov. Foo,c
He writbed and souirmcd under the mcr.
CHESS castigetion u the cruel champion
from Arkansas He seemed 10 cxpe.
rlence sll the different kinds Of torture
which man in the public piilpry is sup
posed to endure. lie was cut TO pieces
and ground into mince meat In II word
be was hayed, pounded. and 'l,raehca INTO
Jelly. The friends OF Breckinrdra
and Lane we're frantic with Joy, and COZ.
tihuod to manifest the widest enihusi.
assn for their talented champion. Gov.
Foote could no longer endure the tor.
ture which the Goals Of fire Col Hind.
man poured upon bis back created, and.
writing Ike worm in hot embcys. he
arose, whimperipg and whining like q
whipped child. and announced that after
making personal explanation he would
retire. Chagrned, mortified and evil
ccutly cowed, he arose and endeavored
TO parry the blows which had rained
down upon him. But he could not rally.
The assaults Of the gallant Hindnan
were TOO much for his feeble nerves, and
after u'tering = few crude and incohe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06

The following letter from prcsd.,,
BrcnAxAN has been handed 10 ma e.. nnl,.
lica,ion. II is written in rcnlv o. nno
from Governor smru. calling tie alton.
ton Of Mr.. Rrrg,y.x 20 a rcma,t r,aa.,
hy Nj Douglas in his speech At coneord
Tie remark itself il auotcd by Mr. p,cr.
AxAN in the letter belnw Tim. ,c,d,rine.
unnecessary any preliminary sta,cmer,
or explanation We will adj ,l,, Win
much rerrettiur that ,hcrc shonl1 lao 49,.
cason for snch a letter. We are Glad to
give it TO the public rs cvidcnripg a
spirit worthy of a prcsideu, and \ cngrsc
Il conduct which Will adlres, i,s.lf ~
the generous summarizes Of tho ,oo,Io
WasHiNGrox. Arersr II Isso
Nix pgaR SlR: have received vonr q.
vor of the srh instant ENCLOSING a nr;n.
ted extract from the recent sne,c' .,
Judge Dougls- at Concord you iufnrm
me you expect 10 be AT the C;,arlo,,o,..
VILE Convention and would lao Glad 10
know something of the interview r,.f,rr,,,
TO = in that sncceh Acc,,,,;,,., a. ~
extract the Judge states.
THE President told me If d;l po,
obey him and vote 10 force tho Icronn.
ton constitution upon the reople ,c,,,s,
their will, he would take or the head Of
every freud had IN oilicc.
!, is unnecessary 10 nnote the ,ll.e,ed
reply Of the Judge.
surely there must have brc, Same ,.i.
take Ia thcrcport of The speech. bce,nsc
| never held any such conversation VIII,
Judge Douglas, nor any convors,,in,
wh,,Cvcr M. ,rIiu.- ,ha L., -. 49,
text Iot such , statement |, was not in
my nature la address. such thr.aienin,,
aud Insulting language To am. gentleman
Besides, hay, not removed one in ten
OF his friends, aud not one of his r,i,.
tivcs Even among those Of his friends
who have rendered ,h,.,,s,l,a, -,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06

If the temple Of ow liberty, IN process
OF time, should be taken possession ofby
those who have no right there il the
temple Of liberty be perverted from the
place where true constitutional liberty is
TO be had and the true worship TO be car.
ried on If we find there the thieves and
liucksters, there is lesson given us in
the name Of Jesus Christ. When the
temple Of the jews, that had been devoted
to the worship of the ever living God. and
had been kept pnrc and indebted. built
without the sound Of the hammer or the
noise Of the chiscl, was taken possession
Of by people forgeiful Of the great
truths announced to them from Mount
Sinai when the huckstcrs and brokers',
and thieves, carried on before the altar
their scl'esb and wicked pursuits, there
was a Savior who came, and who, with
whip Of scorpions, sconrged them aud
drove them out l hope 30 God tl.rc
will be some man or set Of men, whom
Providence will rear in our midst that
when the temple falls into hands anwor.
thy Of It's charge-that there will he some
great " ashington arise, who will be able
70 scourgc them from the temple Of free
dom, even though be be called traitor,
a Catalina, a rebel, in that glorions pro-
cess
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06
NOLARGE PROMISES TO MAKE.
COME AND SEE!!
WEBB, CRANBERRY 4 CO.,
ARE NOS orFvfxG N rHs
North SIDE Of the Public Square,
MARSHALL, TEXAS.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
Fancy and staple Dry Goods.
all Of which will he sold on reasonable terms.
for cash, or 10 punctual customers.
Jan. "a, 1860. No. Hat
8AND0R8 q SEARS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists

MARSHALL TEXAS,
MOULD respectfully announce to the cit
w zchs of Marshall Harrison county. and
Eastern Texas, that they, in addition to their
.ormer large stock of Medicines etc, have pur-
chased the entire stock OF A. :. johnson 4 Co,
consisting Of new and well selected stock OF
Drugs, Medicines Chemicals Glass. Oils. and
Paints. Of every description rs well as Station
cry, and every other article appcrtaining to a
well conducted ard well balanced Drag business,
which they have removed to their old stand on
the west side Of the Square, WI re they will be
constantly receiving during the winter and
spring fresh arrivals for their wholesale rs well
as the innumerablc details oC n retail and pre-
scrip'on business Rcmindiul OF pas, ia, ors we
return thanks to orr old customors. hoping aud
expecting to see and furnish them all in due time
with everything in wir line tina, their necessities
demand
\. u II must lie remembered and understood
that Pasats Oils. and Glass are henceforward
strictly cash articles. for we have to pay cash for
them therefore. il We supply the market AT our
present low protity, We must have cash. Those
Of our customers who have bought the above ar
,iccs Of US, on shor, space, must come forward
and pay up
January It'll, SO.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06
Marshall Steam Turning Mill.

Chair \ Furniture Mandatory.
F1NIiE undere lgnej having his Steam Turning
j Mill in successful operation, takes this meth
cd to notiiy the public that he is row prepared
with an ample supply Of the best seasoned tim
Der for the manufacture OF the various '.inds Of
Furniture, and tina, he has procured the services
Of the best Cabinet Makers in.iht country BE
ing thus provided, he feels confident that'he can
i'll any orders that may be desired on the part
of his patrons TO their entire satisfaction both as
to mechanical finish aud price.
lie will keep constantly on hand a supply Of
the following articles equal to the demands Of
the market, to-wit
CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS.
WASIISTANDS AND TABLES.
Of all kinds.
SAFES AND NARDROBES. etc. etc
Persons Wishing Ia purchase Furnitrra
specially invited to give him call at his Mill
or residence situated one block west of the south
west division Of the public square, in the town
OF Marshall.
F. LANG.
November ), lsj0-tf
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y = NES DUO
Hon. WILLIAM Sxrrn.

Tnr coNrRssr MI Of Mr. Breekin.
ridges illusions to Judge Douglas were
courteous, digntied and gen,lcmanly.
All Of his allusious to Mr.. Breckenridge,
on the other hand, are coarse, spi,cful
and unhccuming
There is. with all his ability, a sub,cr.
rancan roweSy'sm about Judge Douglas
that education and association have fail.
ed to eradicate. 1t is AN old saying that
what is bred in the bone cannot come out
Of the flesh
lie interlards his Baltimore speech
with expressions that i'll suit tho grave
position he occupies before The country
and he mansicsts throughout II the low
arts OF the domagoeue and .hc paltry
tricks of the special plcader Pessx.
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POLITICAL DISCUSSION AT MEkpHIs.

b u Nhta'ihci ifh'if VI tHtt gun pip-
cess
POLITICAL DISCUSSION AT AgEpHIe
FoorE powv ~ TRY Boors--TnE TmrNrfi OF
col. c. HlSnMAN.
In accordance with the announcement
Of the small bills Of the day the in
oyitable Ilenry 5. Footo made his ap.
pearance on the Memphis boards few
evenings since at the stand in front of
the theaier with the dire resolve to de
liver himself Of his old speech Of 81.
with quat,cr.Sovcrcignt trimmings
Anticipating this, the friends OF Brock.
inridge and Lane addressed him note,
in the morning. asking - division of
time for Col. r C. Hinlman, of Arkan.
sas, who happened still to DC in the city
Considering It'd unt Of the Appeal, a
short time since. about the refusal OF Mr.
Smith, Of Virginia, y divide time with
Hon Albert Rust, one would have sup.
posed that this requst would have been
most promptly and gladly aceedtd to,
especially AS foot,Asas an Old politician
when lllndman was heaydlcss boy in
the hills II Tippah. But 10 the general
astouishment the ouswer was returned
hy the friends Of Gov Fooic that tie
proposition was declined
80 the Douglas orator was TO have
+ everything his own way, with rope
enough for the occasion. An immcnse
outpouring of the sovereigns greeted
I him when he took the stand. with the
stimulus of frequent and loud applause
as he. progressed To attempt here a
full statcmcn, OF the blunt points be
made would be srpcrifuuu- ss they will
present themselves more appropriately
IN the sequel.
In the course Of his remarks, 10 the
surprise aud rcgre, IT the entire an-
dicnce, Gov Footc So TAR forgot the pro
prictics. and the dictates Of true chivalry
and pulitcness "a to make most obnox-
ious allusiOns 10 Col. lIindman. Daying.
under the advice Of his friends denied
that gentleman all opportunity Of reply
and naturalization, he certainly ought
/ not to have descended to such depth Of
unmaniness as to attack hmm \uNcrihc.
less, bols,cred up by that very consider
alton. he did SO, At one time, after pro-
claiming in magniloqucnt tones, with all
the airs Of strnttlng peacock. that Ice
had publicly challenged Senators John
son and Nicholson TO discuss with him,
and they had no, accepted he Proceeded
to say that. while he was ready 10 us.
c,ss win, his rr.rs bis canals - hc
wonl1 hal deb,,, with ,verv small nal.
itician who might be brought against
him This was AT once iu,e,nreted hv
s,,r,e,,5,,,, n,u,,,,si,cs :, rotor "a
Uin1man Who sal near the stand and
v,s r,;r,ol a, lac ,hc,, with h,lf ann.
,,rcsyo1 ;;,,c,in,s q ,,,,,,,h -b,rtiv
,ne,u,,Js alI,a;,,, :, uc contest m
Wissi.sinni IN Is5l Whom U;pdman = ,s
a ci,izen Of that : ate. and . state
H;gh,s man Of c,ursr foo,c very in.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06

Tue BASIS or DIFFERENTIATION From
1870 10 1850, the basis Of Congressional
representation was about II 900 From
1850 to 1850 il has been very nearly ga
900. There axe 2sI Representatives in
the present census, the basis will proba.
bly, be established SO that this number
shall not be increased. II is estimated
that the entire population will be 81. 00o,-
900 On this population. = bcsis Of 1877
500 would carry lao Representatives, in
the next Congress. and most II the old
States would lose some Of their members,
whilst the Western Or uew States would
gain upon their present Numbers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06
DENTR ISTX.

vVUE copartmrship heretofore existing be,
tween johnson 4 Cobb. has, by mutual
consent, been dissolved.
J. II. JOHNSON embraces this opportunity OF
thanking his friends cf Marshall and the nj.
Joining county, for the liberal patronage and
confidence given him for the las, two years.
Tic can still be found in Mons. Raifier's build
ine when not absent on professional business,
Teeth put up on gold plate, from one 10 a full
mt lie il also permanently settled in Mar
shall and is responsible Tor all work done by
him.
Ills acrvicc. cas be obtained by addressing
him BY mail.
AuRust IL, 1850
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06
CABINET 4 CARPENTER SHOP
CHOICE FURNlTU RE on HAND.

THE undersigned would re-
] specially inform their friends
and the public that their Cabinc, -
Shop in Marshall is still in successful operation.
They have on hand large lot Of furniture, from
the most elegant and costly, 10 the PLANES, and
cheapest embracing hcisieads, bureaus, work
stands. secretaries desks. wash stanls, chairs,
saf,s, &C. together with eyery'ar'islc in the fur
ni'ure line.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BEDsrEADs
Now on hand Their furniture is made by fin
ished workman. and not only looks well hut will
do good service. Furniture made 20 order on
short notice. Call and examine their furniture
ami prices
They are also prepared 10 doal kinds Of huid
ing and repairing Xpeditionsly, aud on reason-
able terms, always employing the very best car
?ontcr
They wish To give particular notice that for
the future their terms are CASH or approved
paper to be given before the work leaves the
shop. They no longer do book business, or
keep opcuaccounts, except with those with whom
they have business transactions. by selling for
cash or IT, equivalent they can sell cheaper
Shop near the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. ahou, two bundled yards North OF the
Courthouse,
RAINS. MAHAN a GO.
Jan =, 1860. nl9ly
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ard Stock Naiscr>.

r. Faemers and stock Natsers;,
4 LARGE stock Of BELLS for sale, at the
n New Tin Shop On the North East Corner
Of tho Public Square.
June TO- 1855,