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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-02-08
The Clerk Of tie House.

On Thursday last, Col. John w. Forney,
the editor of the Philadelphia Press, being
the candidate Of the Republicans and re-.
ceying their votes, was elected Clerk of the
House OF Representatives at Washington.
We are not surprised that the personal pique
which Col. Forney bears to the present Ad.
mioistraton should have carried him head.
long into the Opposition camp. 1t is the
nature Of the man--"rule or ruin" is EN-.
phatcally his motto. For months past, he
has been giving aid and comfort to the Re.
PublicsnS of the North, and now that his
services to them have been acknowledged
and rewarded, we hope be will find that
party, unlike himself, unsei:h and unre.
vengeful.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-02-08
How will they like this I

The Supreme Court of Ohio, Judge Ghol-
son giving the opinion, and Judges Scot
and Peck dissenting, has decided that "the
Goth section of the act to incorporate the
State Bank of Ohio does not create con.
tract. within the meaning of the ConStitu'
ton of the United States, which prohibits 0
State from passing any law which impeiri
the obligation OF contract"
How will Republican bankers, who labor.
ed for the election of Judge Gholsnn like
this decision
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-02-08

AeuE CuRE.--This is something of sci.
ence as we'll as medicine. The, supreme
difficulty Of the science is TO accomplish it's
end without injury to the ealth--the su-
preme excellence Of the medicine isin ac-
complishing just that. Fever andaAgue has
long been cured by Quinine, Arsenic. Bis.
muth, Mercury, but the mischief, was, the
deep and often painful footprints they have
left on the constitutions treated by them.--
Dr.. AYERS new remedy cures without q
particle of either OF these or any other dele.
ferrous. substonce. And he promises no,
only absolute safety but perfect certainty Of
cure, with which we may mention another
quality of excellence not to be overlooked
in these times, and that is bic low price,
which puts this browning glory Of his art
within the reach Of all.--HsrsH, Lake CO.,
Ind. ''"'''''''' '''@ g 1s''' '''i|l -
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-02-08
The Inquest at Lawrence.

The Coroner's Jury, inquiring into the
cause of the late Lawrence catastrophe, has
returned verdict that the weakness of the
supporters was the cause of the falling Of
the Pemberton Mills, and that upon Chas.
E. Bigelow, the architect and superinten.
dent of the structure, rests all the responsi.
bility of the misfortune.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-02-08
C,lase elected u. s. Senator,

The Legislature of Ohio met in joint con-
yention on Thursday last, and elected Hon.
Salmon P. Chase, United States Senator
for Elk years, commencing on the 4th of
Mlrch, 1861. The vote stood as follows:
Chase, rs; Pugh, SO; Corwin, 5.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-02-08
State Board Of EauaIizatton.

This body has completed it's labors and
adjourned. The Columbus Journal says
that the aggregate increase Throughout the
State is $l7,369,s96.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-02-08
Report Of the Commissioners
Common Schools, +


The Report Of the State Commissioner Of
Conmon Schools was transmitted 20 the
General Assembly on Tuesday afternoon: II
is document of ITO pages. The delay in
it's publication was occasioned by the neg.
lect of County Auditors to transmit their re-.
ports. Seventy.two Of the 1900 schooldis.
tricts of the State have not yet reported, and
as consequence the incomplete tabular
statements in the report are almost worth.
less. The following table is a recapitulation
of the receipts and expenditures during the
year 1869 ::
Amount of School Moneys rsceived dvrino
The, gear from the toLIODin0 sources
Balance on hand Sept. /,
1858, oi;tsasf .t. = .a.'lH $564,4I5 y
Fines, licences, and miscella. ra s.-.s.o
neous sources, ......5 Fl 32,53o 64
Irreducible School Funds, l66, 1857 10
State Tax, I,125,674 OF
Township Tax for prolonging ''
Schools six months, and a..3 ..,t
sustaining High Schools, .7r 773,96s so
Township tax for sites, build. .-
ing, repairs, and contingent
expenses, -'r2e ~ 66l.7ss %
.. Total, ..... .. $3,225, ,l29 65
EXPENDITURES. be-.
Amount paid Teachers during The gear.
Com. Male, 81, 1862, 1853 So '' 3. '.. "
1" Female, $6s5,os4
High Male, 96,Ol4l9 .,., ...I
Female, .... 3l,465 66
Col'd Male, I2,4OO go
Female, 4,4S2 35
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-12
ioes ., - io'ei' eh on saturdays and Mondays.
9S.S-ll GEO. W. WEEMS. Npster
AsITh FOR THE EASTERN

se71es z.1a AND WESTERN SHORE
Sohh H. hlrWan leaves hrrwiarf on Light street e. ~
CaInaen, i3r CltuPIANk RlV ER EVERY WFDNESOAV
Ha nindge' Gioas Point Caste Haven, Shermans Pier
uGei hari Cabin Greek Medfords Wharf Pfoyi
EASTERN, wa Dover BldgcO Kinpstown Cini,is
pt TSJtS5 Laqdng and Denton, Returning lave
a y 9 ny Nkl THURSDAY AND MONDAY M0ENTSES
leaves T.Scf oiSng at the above Landings
TiTESDIY All M fF1 1rRiI and VEST RIVER EVERY
he prepaid 'S' S'' Freight must
ap25-tf :, = C,,.,.,,-
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. 4. I I,
~ COMMISSIONER OF DEEoS =.
CuS MISSIONER IL TAKE THE PP0nFE EhEDDs, DC.
ANjMiElC9tf ~. bEbbS, DEPGSJFI0N.s A pJ, A0
faist - - ..'G "SHaia-htH ~ writing, for tSs
TIVE MERCANTILE AGENCY

j u PRATT Z 90
=, -ohNsh ~ BALTIMORE AND & cu. n, ,-
~ ~ GFn Tors respectfully invite snrh Si,tstib.
credit ~ & GrSers 70 the Agency ami Who ss oSs ap
ty OF our our system and the Teiah
ent cities Fa ma S o. thousands Of the Differ
h Ss assure al who will CALL whether they sell goods 10
Si,;, or country towns ample satisfaction ella
49, y our lnormation the he derive
reH ue 're1cp nv thCat nc ant arr!hs u,rSt ~
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SNAIEG

SCALES.
TIE UNITED STATES STANDARD.
~sSN VERY SUPERIOR PLATFORM SCALES MADE
~.A and sold upon their erlts ny tle inventor,
No. So outh On aries AMI Balderston streets
No HrNBGG GERh ,,,,-.
mvnh JESSE hARnEN.
WHARFAGE AT Low RATES, at Whari
w corner of York and william str cts Hughes Quay
ff CHAS GILMOR
2a.o,
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THE STF,,fED n, ,,,-rr

U:, - ~ HE 81 AMkR FLANTER
WI lsave Baltimore for the Patuxent river es - rT-rC
tirti NO mn! l oci2ck, as far Hips IandtnG
me- f VIII Leave HIPS Landing every Thursday morn
ing Tor benedict VIII leave Benedict every Erii9y rno
ing at o'clock Baltimore calIinT at PIN IIPy morn
Far Haven going and returning " 'tA' iOiht 'and
Freight received on SATURDAYS and Nondo,s
&c
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n Nin.1nIn5IITT "Is,IHlETS VII leave the IOnpa-
~ loN DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STRFET,
NUiTCE.
'OR THE PATUXENT RIVER

crI,,c, ,.,, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
.oy "a hh Dt ia vs. On and after WEDNESDAY, Nav
"a, Zoo the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON viii Leave Sy
pdtIlpre Tor The PatuXen river every WEDN FSDAY ~
sAIuh Af MORNINGS at o'clock. proceeding as far IN
as lyon creek on Fednesda5s Returning wi Leave -,
W. greek o. thursday morning o'clock for Raitrra
HiI, '9.s balumors on Saturday morning at ocGck for
nS i-dnolE Returning, Will leave iIilrs Landin, on
soh1ay morning at 5oclock for Baltimore c,iIiI ~,
usual landings on the liver, also at Plum Point ana F e
raven gong and returning " '''" '6T
Freight received on Tuesdays and Fridays
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f0r Sale, eGreiabt OF Gbarttr:

CIV 0N"''t St$'9S% w S'gntAti.
Ill IL FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The Al
5i5ark HUGH BIRCKITEAD, Bennett, In aser about
jeff JAS, CORNER < SONS.
~ FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,-T
sss me ship Dublin Lane, master, of "hout LEO hhds
HENDERSON y co Commerce and Pratt Sis a27
.ssss1at WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
zf4As MOBILE Good rates and quick despatch given
Apply 10 HESLES ROGERS, N. W corner Pratt and Cav
St-eet,. je27-n
,a5s4 FREIGHT FOR HALIFAX, n S,-The
of 200 or 500 barrels will be given to good We,
je2sn JAS. CORNER K SONS.
ssSsSsA WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
ssasass NJ W ORLEANS Good rates and ouck desnatcI
given Apply to liESLEN & ROGERS n " corner Pratt
w 5 81 -ts. je2l Ii
x5g4.5as WANTED.-A VESSEL of about | 0O0
IsTsssbbis capacity, to uad for Wilmington. n e. Az
ply 70 IuNHOCK " rATHERLY,
ny 80 III smiths wharf
$50 FOR LIVERPOOL-
sssA Heavy freight wantet for an A shin for Liver
,-.s join HENDERsoE 4 Co,
leIId C"Eaer Commerce and Pratt streets.
ssSss TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
Flour packed in bbs half Ibis supplied at short notee
:" d iHRnR ORDER by JONI s Eth 5 E5Fi sTst
,sssse VESSELS WANTED FOR
~ssszs HAVANA
The qnderqignei CONSTANTLY in want Of vessels to os
!" ana foia d&Eana and Matanzas
t.et, NORRELL 4 RANDALL,
8 Exchange Place.
x,@ss FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-TLe
ttss4 fine Al schooner ZEN feline C. Johnson suit
~ JOHN IIENDERSON x co.
leo ~ corner Pratt and Commerce .teets
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HURLETT L SONS
" CARRIAGE MANUEs CTOpv

No: 80 NORTn STKEET
81 The undersigned having greatly on.
~; laTged teir premises aud increased their facii;
eytsnsis .i of ~, uS attention Of the public theI
III te most sikan style and durable manner Ehirh fber
ie fS!afei 70 sci. IN accommodating terms REPAjES ~
'en"eu 10 VIZ" dispatch and at reasonable prices ~ "
,,,., John ClRlETT 4 SON
" - North street, Baitimo,e
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70 passengers and their baggage conveyed free N ~
beIWeen the DepoS the Route '''1e'' ''"' &c
Passengers by this Line enjoy a co,nfort.bIa 80
on te bay steamers, and privileged to lar or ~ t
at Guy POINT anu resume their trip by daylight
" 6akIlCQ LAR NOTlCE-Passengers from N.uv V,r1,
f by this Line will have their bagp9ge
WI nc checked TO different points South e -
TOT lurther information and Through Tckrte ne.
e nay or Mail ldne apply in NEW YORK at The
TerI ~ oreat Southern Railroad Office Jersey
stTeaf o New Jersey Railroad Office foot OF CORTLAND
Street OF al O. 229 Broadway, corner Of Barclay Srea ob
ns asI9r House In PHILADELPHIA at he CornaUVs
At the nap W. corner Of Sixth and Chestnut Streets or
III al te o11ce Baltimore Steam Packet ('omnan lot
o mon Dock or on board the Bay Steamers o'
I0IIfSf ~ anu pIhm9dGus, new and beautiful steamers
iit ana convenience, have been addei r. H. Wy com
e Delhg now composed OF the splendid ne
ana, capt G. Russell and DEL liz G 10y -
UdnQ, having unsurpassed rooms and her scc ms.
The Norfolk Or Bay Line steamers will leave the or,o
BY h wharf, UNION DOCK, FOul or CONCORD STRFETT
Daily, Sundays excepted, " '''NsE III,
Or 81 sSr At ~ O'CLOCK, P, Ms
i after the arry ai tie F.py,g g,.
Weh leaves New York A. N, and Pha,.i.Lio -
NJ Inc roIIoWng is the Schedule: " &
PsT X4gTk at O'clock Portsmouth At 81 ocs A.
Ba iitielena' u fu Wgd?n At III AZ
f9r augusta Charleston and the Sauth Via e. uanci d
ter railroad, finished ' 80 '''' ''"icies-
81 The train from Weldon in the ahova s,L , 1.
Wilmington and Raleigh. " 'e"0uuie EoeS %
passengers for Richmond and PETERSBURG or orv o,b
pUitS On te James River, connect with James Mv, boata
carry next morning after leaving Baltimore " '''
80 I4SsGhgers ior Edenton, Plymouth Newhern Was-
WIZ Meu9' Goldshoro, Beaufort, Warsa " Raieitrh ara
agreeable route ~ - 'h'NI peasant uiIect ard
Baltimore, June le, 1864 lie25t D" \" FPH Iesidennt
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2 or held ora commission.
WILLIAM MCCANN
CARRIAGES |

The s11i,scrirar- -. go CARRIAGES!l
nhsi YkTIE STREET, general assortmrgSi ~ ~ w
'e most approved styles all Of which viii bo S
a. e PRICES Tor cash, approved paper Iii Tari
es suaidhted Tor twelve months We respectnli jn!s
the pqhic 70 ra and examine our stock f'' Invite
=, n B-'d Carriages taken in eychanr, TO- 49,, 80
Repairing done with dispatch. ' ne" ones
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Passor. in pa,,vor,e, AZ, NJ. h. WEEMS, Master
FaSsaSe to Fair Haven 80 cents Meals sv.ra
THE STEAMER CEopCF wrp,r,

W leave Baltimore for the Patuxent river eyarr EpTDv
~ NM a. clock as far up ililis Landing Return
Tiot c'Wy is Landing every Monday morning for
WEI leave Benedict every Tuesday rnorniIg a.
o CLOCK Tor baltimore calling Plum Point ard Far
Freight received on Wednesdays and Thursdays
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zss.=slLss-i> OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

* 20 = \. CARRIAGES.-We have on hand. at
No., uUt MANUFACTURY AND REPOSITORY
I T o. the largest and Lest assort.nsrts Of CAR
hA"hS to he found in the city Persons in want of Car
agts are lLFtcf TO cal and examine stock, as we are
etermlned I" sell at as low rates accommodating
iHInls N tr .sta NM.
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Notice is hereby given that green buoy marked with
the word Wreck has been placed ten fathoms SW of
schr sunk eff Shoeburyness.
Inc buoy lies in fathoms at low water spring tides
with the following marks and compass bearings uiz:
me semaphore on Barrow Hill, in line with the East
Mill at Mile Town-SW by s,
Hamlet Mill, in line with the West End of the New Ter
race at Southend-NW by N,
By order of Lighthouse Board,
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CSC CARRIAGES CARRIAGES 45s' w .,.75
4EEs CARRIAGFsI C4RR7ACFsI--iFR

N So bs& Der has hand at his extensive CAR
h"uf hhIHSltoRY, No. IS South Gay street. the Inoct
extensive and best assortment Of fashionable CARRIAGES
tha can be found in the city Persons in want OF CARRIAGES
VIII nhd IL 10 Their interest TO give call am deter
mined to sell low foi cash approved Paper An w0rk sold
AZ my depository warranted for Nelvs months Old Carris
EesS repaired or taken in exchange for ones 5000
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IMPORTERS OF
BRANDlES, WINES, SEGARS, &C.
pter Tor sale an extensive assortment OF
BRA n DIES:
j. Hennessy; 0tard Dupuy Co.. Jean Iouis 1871 Snna
nor old Cognac; Jules Robin 4 Co; A Seignete Gn6n
lurand Co-of various grades All in O. S bonded Ware
houses. - - e' W &c,
WINES
Sherry, Madeira Port, Sicily Lisbon, Burgundy and
Malaga Wines in casks Also, Champagne Caret and Hoc
dials ~ oi'i'o Oor
HOLLAND GIN, of Bickers "Grape' brand-of highly
approved quality London Brown Stout Porter Scotch
AID India Ale Bordeaux and Marseles Sweet Oil Sar
dlhes, Maccaron vsrmicell Olives, Capers, &c, &C
HAVANA SEGARS constantly receiving from a numh.y
VI ene hlost celthr9ted manufacturers. ie3D-tf
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ss@1s FOR BOSTON.-The regular packet schr.
sss<IsA FOUNTAIN AVENUE Kelley, master, is now
LOADING 3r thH above port having nearly all her cargo en-
gaLtd VIII have immediate dispatch Fer balance freight or
passage apply to
;-.. HESLEN & ROGERS,
yuLu Northwest corner Pratt and Cav SITS
ssrI FOR NEW YORK.-The fine schooner
EMPIRE, Lowell, MASTER is now loading for the
above port and will have quick despatch For deck freight
aI;Py 70 HESLEN ~ ROGERS.
I-z2-u N W. corner Pratt and Gay streets
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26

o~ys Sorrows arc the shadows OF past joys.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26

NEGRoEs IN SEARCH OF A RoosT--FRsT
FRUITS or "HoNEsT OLD ABE,s" ELEcrIoN.---
Deputy Marshall Lawrence reports that on the
train coming up from Cincinnati yesterday,
were some eighty free negroes, who finding the
South getting rather hot for them, even at this
cold month of the year, have gathered up their
traps and household peuates, and are now a.
bout to ocolonise themselves upon the North.
They were pointed naturally enough, to ober-
lin, the Mecca OF the black man in this part OF
country, where it is to be hoped they will stick
themselves down, as our watchhouse and prison
and lanes and by paths, are quite full enough OF
them already. The Republicans will be likely
to have a majority in the Reserve after few
months of the negro colonization among u.s.
Cleveland Democrat sa.' @ 4a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26
S. B. SHOfWELL,
Attorney at Lnw and solicitor i'm
Ch,Mcery.

AttOFDcy AT LnW and SOIlCit0F IN
ChunceFy. .....
CADiZ, OHIO.
COETINUES to practice in Harrison aad ad.
~ joining counties, and gives especial and pronp,
attention to Collecting, business OF Executors, Ad-
mnstfators Guardians, Words, Partitions, Sales
of Lam s, settlement of Estates, Titles, to Real
Estates, Conveyancing, Suits at Law and in Chan
Gerry, ioaning aud investment of money, aud all
other professional business placed in his charge.
pTlie is Agent for the State Bank OF Ohio and
others, for loaning money, &C., &c.
a1~Ofice in kilgore's Corner, on Market street.
January %, 1860.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

a. 7. B. HOFFMAN, Axsa.
ONE door North Of Barrett's Jeweiry Store, and op
posite Brown and Bros Store. keeps the best stock
Of Boots and shoes ever offered in Csdiz He has
Just received new and complete stock from the
east, which he will sell Cheap. Custom work made
lto-der. Give him call if you wish to secure
bargains. sEs8 L. HOFFMAN,
Cadis, MAY ls, '59 .....t..l.. s,..- j.
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boots and Shoes
Samuel SleMNMOns

TTAs inst received the largest and finest assort
IL naent of all kinds OF Boots and Shoes ever
brought to Harrison county, which he will seli on
liberal terms. He alec manufactures TO order all
kinds Of boots aud Shoes, OF the latest and best
style. As he Keeps none but the best Of workmen
in his erhploy, he can at all times warrant his
wok
He keeps a good supply of Sole Leather, &c
foa sale cheap, n ,.y
Give US a call. .9f @@
SAMUEL SLIM MONS.
Cadiz, Ohio, April2t, 1900 aa
LNRESH fragrant Teus, Of the latest importationa
E scp'5 D. II. McFADDEN.a
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D, CUNNINGHAM,
r s Moody.
SCOTT & LENNON,

Attorneys and COunseiiors AT Law
CADIZ, o.
RrWILL practice in Harrison and adjoining
Counties. Especial attention given to the busi-
ness of Executors and Administrators Sales OF land
on Petition OF Partition, Examination of titles, pre-
puration of Deeds, Mortgages &c. Collections
safely and speedily made anywhere throughout the
United States Office, Market street, opposite the
Court House. ma25'57
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Ta11or1ngs

TNIIE subscriber has again commenced the above
l. business in Freeport, Harrison county, Ohio,
Mhere he 10 prepared TO make clothing at differ.
Give me call, and you will have your clothing
made ueat and good JOSEPH ALLEN.
Freeport. Aug. 1858
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JOHN S. PEARCE,

CADlZ, OHIO.
OrFIcE-On Market street, over Conwell's shop
" doors North of the post office.
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Business Garhs,
]. M. ESTEP,
JESSE HI. McMATn,
ATT OR NEY AT LAW,

OfrIcE, MARKET STREET, CADlz, Ono.
MILL attend to all business IN his profession
w entrusted TO his care in the Counties OF Bar-
rison, Tuscarawns, Jefferson, Carroll and Belmont.
Nov. 80, 1855
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-29
Drug Medicine, and Chemical Es'
tablishment.

TEXAS st., SelREvEFOkT. LA.
THE Proprieton respectfully annoancs 10 the
i citisrn Of MsnhAll end vicinity, that they
keep W band large stock Of American and
Fofegu Drugs aud Medicises At
NEW ORLEANS PRICES!
American CAemieah. comprising Power /
Weishtman's. RlssaGsstcu and Bons, and othsr
vsll ksown Chemicsl Manufacturer. Also =
Arge stock Of French. German snd Engliuh
Cheaicats selected in New York BY oae Of the
Urn, With especial reference 10 their purity and
fsawsHsss. All thu Pharmaceutical Prepare
Oes prepared In tAsir establishments may
b ssaid on, y being 81 tho standard strength
81 adAplsd rom tie recognized ssthority, oi
~ bssl uateriak. and prepared with scrupulous
en- y TO their reliability and efficiency. Yer
itabse wines and osl'er liquors; genuine besmads
Auaroo& psr Castor OIL Lnsccsl Oil, Paints.
0An, Petty. Hurgical Instruments. A large
I'D veil selected stock Of Stationery An th~
slss1Asd works. Reaigioas and Political, with =
hrys soostnest d lhe writings Of The popular
ee(Asn II ~ nv. Gardre Ssed (gsassaissd)
Tf.ao Cstissy, Pwtanrry, FnacA, English,
81 AusFieas. together With wsll shnsen y.
oest0sae 4 essh neh = sss esasvAlly lpssa
: ~ ssgshasd eseahliaA.ssi II " kisd.
Nay s.leee.
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AND
MACHINE SHOP.

TINlE Undersigned. having bailt large and n
j commodioas shop. IL prepared N manu-. ~
fActure Steam Engines Hoilers and Machinery
d Ill kiaAs for stsaabosts, sugar pr ntatioas.
0w-mIlis. cottoa rsssAss draiaing machIsss. and
rnilroads
Gin gear. korss power, ars ftosss furnace nostAs
aad graee bar-
AraAa work II every description. Metallic pscttae
fss stsam cyln,lsvs; gua aostAl risgn. 6aAcSanitk
vcrh N every dsscdpsIoa 10 ~ shove lIae will y
tons With dispaach.
will hssp - hand a I'll sinss Gnas nass riaaeu
Bolts, Ganse Cocka. PlosgAa. Shovel Pos9As. seese
srs and SsSmeats. seal asssssiiy kssp % Aas1
ascastd hand noilers and HnGisss.
vould slso eall III atasNetsa q I'll saW-olll IN
70 ny impovsd I'D sttscAsA ~ h.oeka
mos. n. 1ONm.
6hsevepsst. 1aruA ". IN.
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0poerss Patent Clasp and uoOI
lron Bana
Foa DAlMo COTTON,

JAMES y. PHELPS. Aoxxr,
OGlee sna Showroom st T. II. EtherMge's, cor.
NJ u Milan and Commerce Streets,
Shreveport. Ia,
WILL. ksep constAnily on band largs stock
w II ESCORTED lengths, which b viii ssll from
niy ~ AvvoaDKp.
Thess Olasps ~ nanth ~ manufactured Of
Tie hesl Amesican Iron, ard may he relied on
ips II toagaasn and conp,sss adaptation to the
PiastwS -. Aho kssps % hasa large sup
~ d 1adls - Kessssay Raeging.
PEI aethw lnobematioe, send lbs descriptive
Circslam - spselmss Clasps.
h stse Aasa< IT ~ New York Life Iasur.
aaee Cospany, and the American Life insur-
asee I'D IRIS Coaps"y. Of Philsdeiphia.
Jans -. 1850. N-yl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-29
FAMILY GROCERIES, BAKERY,
Ard 0se1bstieaary.
A Csnns1isss al Elegant SaIssa

M DOPPLEMAYER L BRO, respectful.
W. y inform their lfienth and the public, that
they have Htte<i up in connection with their
Bakery and Confectionery, . co@o0de0sn and
elegant Silicon, underground, and = resarka.
bly, cool and pleasant retreat ibs The Summer
moaths) where will b. served up, In The best
style, Tie anest Icc Crsans. Lager Asd Sweet
Bscs cold Meats, eeilsd keIs, Brad. Cakss,
Oystcss, 6hlnos, CAesas, e. 0ueA . 6aiooa
~ loag hesa sesdrd 10 nasshal1. ~ ~ pro.
psieton havs ben aaxisss 70 q sp o. q Z
slyk that would oees psbl3e expsslaaioa. aad
whse . collation. coald b ssgved ~ q ahost
sotics
Their Bakery ~ aIso hsss saAsesd end II.
PROVED. Thy vosld ale ialbsn the psblic
that ny have Just received . hsgs sspp,y d
0tapls an1 1aasy 0seeesies,
I'll hssh nd ~ CHOICEST asticls, subssciss
svssy asticls II sithsr liss bsosgst 10 thh naf.
kst BY Pessoos eagaged 10 ~ tlads, asd which
thsy ~ ssllng II III vssy lewoA raaeA They
will ~ cootinae 10 rsesive 6ssA mpp,ia sntIl
the navigation csosss. pssvlosa 70 vAich tAey
will ~ 10 lasgs asd anpls sock a ~ vssy
hess sstscss 70 ssppay ~ essstry sasn ~
river opess agAis.
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