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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05

NALL At FoRp l. HoEas II you want to
~ see . fine assortment Of Mac and R~usf,-
~ Spr,ag Dress Goods and Mourning 0octh
We have just received and arr nov opening.
our uvoicc~ lor H. Spring tradc Of laSO, CON.
prlsing I'll kinds oi nerchandise usually kept In
ucantsy Storm, besides many which are araSosn
band this sidc NJ New Orleans We hare a
nne stock Of &ss*s Dry G3ni' al JvssA aud
ME.
White Goods a I'll kinda beautiful atcck
White end Printed Irish Linens Table
Linen, Ladies' and Aiascs, Nsns and Boys, EN-
broidssvd heaaasich. thread VI lisen cambria
handkerchief embsuidrrcd Usirr Sleeves and
ColIan, either Ia sstt. a. BY Tie pisce Mar.
eaillss ssets asd Co,lAn linsa Co,las moarn-
'a~ ssth end Co,Ian
lAee Maatillas asd Points Esglish arh
frncA Hasags Shawh nssthas ed Duatars.
A 6ne los Of block and whitc Spring asd 6~m-
mcr Dsrs Sikh, I'll u Tic bess quality aad
latest styles.
:. We have also one Of the hesl asnetmrnta o(
Scots and Shoes ever brought TO this mafket.
House furnishing Goods n oil kiu.ls inclsd-
ing the celebrated -. (stsr) Ceoee Tot, sac
c's-stss rival II tho Old Dominion Stationery
81 the HIST kissia, end Wall Paper
We invite everybody to come AMI se for
Themselves. FORD UORR.
Arrii : 1860
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practical OPERATION OF Gin Of NM.
l is IL bert evidence Of Is utility. PvRr
ring that tAoss ot my manufacture shouh be
enforced upon ~ attention N the public by
being fairly tcsts1. have sid but little about
then. J propose to manufacture superior Mills
and Gins and to furnish them At the lowsst
prices at which they can be afforded. The sub
joined certificates from men OF experience and
high character, attest their worth. Persons DE-
sirous Of purchasing either hould look at mine
before buying slsewhsse.
Ny manaAcsosy b ataatcd one mile Wes
Of Marshall. Orden addresacd to INC 1t Mar
shall will receive prompt attention
J. 3. ALEXANDER.
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(,URg5 Coughs. Cold, iuasrnsa. noseAtss. 81,
~ irrissssons n tbe dsBaas II ie-pirstea and con
sumption in every stAse The rspidity viii which
this popular remedy hss tsen received esly ssssAsf
proof IL Ia eAcscy 10 nrss reaching n ~ sau~ Of
d-case and ia futuN erect IN rrncvsfing ~ voasf-
tuition by sfasins into the system new sud heshhs
blood IL coughs Il is socthing aud hslas@e.
changes the appearance aud character n The ns~sss
discharge rrndeSins hard. dry. tlskn9 and irrst.
ting cough free and ccJcus Asy'ng the paiafnl brad
ashe and pains Ia the SIDES few dcs<s hefusv otns
to rcd Allays tho cpaeh entrsy and produces sweet
calm. and refreshing .seep. When the appetite Is
completely gone. oee table spoonful IN BEAR h~fsre
Ing tone 70 the -ssnHch and srvssly promoting n.
peyistalic oton n H. ovvi. ~ eAect on The liver
and organs Of d,gesttoa n tisa n mid alternative
powerful TOME and sAsistng hatnr~ IN ~ proper per
ornAnce of IT, varied functona 1hers v 10 disease
Of thu lungs and viscea. which Wncdnans Chery
Expectoraut does not ovefpovcr.
Ii Ia we'll known that KIN diseases are caused by >
Encouragement NJ the osTsns II direction and where
the blood does not circulate freely throu9h The lung
woodmsn Cherry ExpcctorAut. purely vegetable
compound nutbing mineral. chrytnK the laws II ma
tnre AZ ensrhe- fw the cArsE cf the disease and
dwslls tl,~rr nth = patience and perseverance, III
under child Ike subjectioa the d-cA.e Is compelled 10
capitalize The citadel ard under The benign nnaencr
Of woodmans cherry Expesterant the Whole naA is
ciean-ed purified sna reaovsted.
There has been discovery In motrrr silnc~ uhs II
ha. created greater sensation IN the nsdfral wopid
and J. nov prescribed With by the most .ni
nenl nl the profession. IN all Pulmonary sfeclni-,
..,raach complaints. and in every stage Of Cop-unp'
tlpu.
WoODNAX 4 BEMEvT. PrpFrsfors.
Corner Common and Magazine streets.
Ngw OsLwass.
April IL. is6o u3oy
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IN the ?6,Ay Of March, ESQ, the aaa ',.,
~ signed aXappcintri by the e9on'y couf,
IL Harrison coau'y. pertaining to the estates o'
,s,rrAscd persons, Executor OF the estate OF '.uu
L. ahcrr..d deceased. This Is therefore TO no'''y
ali persons having claims against SAID ss's'' 10
pscsent them within the time preser'o'1 ny Jaw
and all persons indebted to MAXI immediate pay
ment. ,,,,on -.
Mar hull April - 1860 n''''
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LOOK OuT FOR
san HOUSTON!

THE new and splendid LOCOMOTIVE.
i bsilt for the Sosihsrn Pacific Ra,iyond Cove
pnry i now upon the track ready Tor the tram
portatiop d
COTTON. FiIEiGHr. AND PASSENGERS.
Shippen are now requested TO forward q
there viii b. To further delay ssd goods will be
forwarded in quick time.
CHAS. 4. HYNSON, Gen. Supnf.
Marshall, Feb. rs, 1860
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WEST or sANpuas SEARS DRUG sFoH.
OUCH an sssabliaAu,eut has beesl long "A
y needed IL Marshall ard has 1t length -
hs..n tilei BY the undcrigned, who has jos''V
received direct from New York, the largest
h.misomcS,. and mos, complete stock Of choice
Furniture, ever brought to eA.s 1saSc! !. cm
hrscrr the finest French end plsin betsteHds,
R.rra.s. with and without marble TOPS cane
III c,,.hiou,s, Chairs cane and cushiouel llcck-
"a HOss Tc,e a ,cta<, book and corner Stands
liz, Racks, warirote-, Inmg,s, wash-<"nds'
Vim vood and marble tops, extension aud fall
irr Tsbh~ DRESSING, centre, and carl Tables
With marbk topa. , ,n;.
NrCullset that everything car be found ~ , ,n''
eu4ablshMeut belonging to 'ne 'uFn',"rr my
from the hH6st to the PIaines,' ana 'on' Wy
highest 10 The lowest prices Having parchass,,
,l an favorable terms. this furniture will be sold
remarkably low. T. WIZ
Nsrh,n AND y ! 500. 3lN
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Remored 10 Tie H7pe~twy Bna"'~k
rINHE umi~sisuei having termed CO l~r,ser.
/ slp. and fitted up coB.nsuiios room IN
the Doppleneyss Building, north side Of the
Public square hr -
SHAVING SALOON.
arr PREPARED to serve those who may pasrcni-e
them Hair Ccicving. Cutting. shanp"ninc.
Sc. executed Ia . msnnr 10 give satisfaction.
They will keep on hand supply Of
FINE PERFVNERY, BAY RUN. etc.
They also keep on hand = superior article Of
CIGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO
Their customers will hear h. in mind. soh
a, very small profit.
AUGUSTUS FRANKS,
FRED RICHARDS.
Avg q. 1859. <':if
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Having Purchased the Right of the
Above Machine for Texas.
gT>rE Introduction Of this most beartf, and
emn~n,y practical Machine viii bring joy
and vadncss to ,hc hearts Of thousands Of our
country women throughout the land Ii ia pro
nounc,,l by the hes, judges 10 bc the mort SIN
rLg, PRACTICAL, and prsAsi.s Machine now be
fore thu public, and the most desirable for family
usc. bling RELIABLE and ~'crssrg on AL KINDS
oy WORK, using any sire and kind 81 thread from
No. & 10 200. II will scw, with equn' iacilsy,
the ru,cxSsr and rnisxsr goods used IN family.
We enuuncra,e kw OF lis superior advantages
ist. II makes the STRONGEST most vLssrIe.
AMI pvxAnLg stitch Of any saving Machine yet
mad,'
81 7, has the HEST and MOST HgiLAplE FEEL
ovrr con, I, uc,ed. and does not brcak nc"i'cs.
al /, ..ys from two common spsols, wirnorr
w. .,xn,xo AID seas perfectly with linen, silk,
~ cation thread on oil kinds Of goods
IN II ,ssys 80 or oS TOR, thus preventing the
damaging OF gods ,,.
az II can be M !. ts,ood and operated with
VERY L,Ttw Instruction $500,
IN In hcSu,y Of ign and perfect mecha''-
ism i, canno, be cxoellc,'
s,h II combines durability, simplicity. and
practicah;l,ty, TO a grstsr degree than any other
Machi1T extant.
a,h |, !. sold Tor the low price Of FIFTY
DOLLARS.
Our pr,cs~ arr very reasonable.
nv AGENTS WANTED in all uusold
territory. And COUNTY rights sold II wantsd
} r. McCoRD 4 co.
BrrrroS RrrrxnA, Omega, Upshur Co.
Nathan. vet00.
J. r. Met ord Jackson. Geo.
J. W. McOcsd avitia, Geo,
rr The following paprrs will please publish
"A, c,rh,A.o; t:slvs..t.a, News Jefferson Herald
and Gazette, TykS R~p~trr. Texas Ranger, p
.h.r Demoeru,' Dallas Herald. Austin State Ca
,rt,e, Houston Telegraph. and Galveston Civil
liam
Feb Is, 1880
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BONNETS uONNETS.

lust Received and for sale by q. @.
u GREGG 4 20. a great variety Of Ladies
and Misses Bonnets. Masses ard Chldrens Hats
&c. SC.
March u. 1860. No 20 3m.
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Woop, Co, Texas, MARcu |. 1860.

WOOD, 20, IExAH MAktH 7 IhbU'
l take pleasure in certifying to the public.
that purchased Cotton Gin and Horse Mill
from j. $ Alexander last hail. that has given
ample satisfaction His improved Gin makes
fine sample Of cotton and will gin thrc bales.
weighing five hundred lbs. per day. II picks
the sed clean and in hct does everything tina,
could BIZ expected of any Gin. The Mill will
grind 80 bushels Of go d meal per day with
ease l.. A. RlNHARDT.
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Fail Sets Of Harness.

NORTY sets OF Harness comprising single
and doable Buggy HARNESS and Carriage
Harmss. us, arrived, and for sale, at the very
lowest prices, by
BRADFlELD & TALLFY
April 81. 1860. u
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mon CASTINGS AND STEEL.

TEST received hy g. u Gregg Co. sn'
ii lot sale low for cash and on time 10 3esp'
p,yias customers Kettlss. Pces, eNe"~: sPrHn
4 rairccs and oA LIDS. al sind Bar Iron
scrool Iron. Hand Iron. ho.sr say .vn
Square Iron Round Iron, Shah 'r,n, s'ae SUI w.
a.. s,,l ,;c,vn.n Stesa blister S,scl &c &c
G. q. Or EGG co.
f,b a. 1850 n.v.lm
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CHIN 4.

CHINA.
NHINA Tes Sets, China teas ana e"asVs'
l. Tc,e sesc. Silver Plated casos' 'nrna
Compnvs, Cus,ari stAne., Mugs, 10y ~
s~,s boil ile~ds, Fruit it.skess' p'oarf -"
pr..LG~t rl.t... pitcaers, vA~s. Candlesaicks,
lnkstandis, &c, he. - ~,
Fob. 4. 1850. mo-: en-.
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ouiek sales AID Small 1splts!

0u3ek Sales AID SNAIL 3rp1ts!
have just received, direct from New York
and Philadelphia, the largest and handsomest
assortment Of
Spring l. Summer C|eshins.
eve, brought to this place. For superiority Of
cloth fnem-~ Of textnrr, and workmanship, these
Goods will command the general admiration Of
oil who arr judge Of Goods
They have horn made to order.
Unaer ny OWN Swpervisisn,
And what Is better than all, promise to
Sell tbsem Cheaper fer Cash,
Than any other house in the country
~ Stock embraces a very fine and full ~
sortment Of
Men and UOy's Clothing,
And
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting Of Shirts (extn fnel Drawers. Socks,
IN fine, go rythiug that gentleman wean. Elk
ira sizes, so ~ To 1T everybody
Such an assortment, has never been brought to
his market. An extra fine supply Of
HATS AND CAPS,
TAHORS TRIMMINGS.
Such as Buttons Bindings. etc, large supply
which will be sold very cheap.
A larye su.rly OF Cloths. Cassimeres, and
Vcvc's, superior to any ever brought to Mar
shall II You doub, il call and see for yourself
have also received supply of
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aAwsnALI. Music STORE.
IN mr.


West Roosn 81 the AAkios Heuse.
THE subscribers have inst r~cciveh and open
i csi for the inspection II thu pablo IN the
large and CONNEXIONS RON, wsst e,si Of the Ad-
kins FIouse 10. Of chcic piam~. most aE-
prov~l styles. their addition h. which viii lie
increased from week to week ~ she wants OF the
country may demand. Shee, Music Of ever, de
scription constantly on hand, New Music receiv'
we'd as soon as published Also supply Of the
tines, vio,ins, guitars bangs, flutes. accor'leons,
sc, &C. strings, and in hnc, everything III the
musical line
The advantage OF this estsblisancnt 10 Mar
shall and surrounding country n thin Persons
can selec, their own Instruments. AMI know pre-
cisy wha, they are buying, and at the same
time, purchase as chsapy y in the city.
Pianos and all kinds u Musical Instruments
can h. tuned and repaired On short notice.
Mr.. a. Frank, usr II the rrprie,osr. Is pr
rmr-i TO give kseos in vocal aad iaa1runen'al
music.
r. HARTEl. / co.
Ian IA. 1850.
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PICTURES. plCrUxEs,:

RtCTCHlE8y R1CTCHESIs
u = ALLEN 0c lsAvc to is1hfm the Ct
H. isrus 4 Mpyshall and yhr public rscrG-
IL hal h. ~ purchased y SrssSy AitsS
Their pasanrs eallsy and Asvix rAts~d his
ruoas, = Sos ruaAy u take pietar~ in I'll kinds
Al wealthy. H. kssla coUiiuolas u xivsug salts
faction and would solicit lihssul share = ~
rooAge All wishing coed picture WIN H. well
10 cali Al his roomA over the ssore Of Sryeey 4
Allen.
liz has slsn on hand hrxc si~i well assorted
stock Of Ambrstyrc 0esds, which he VII
sell low for CASH.
Orders ftom, tho scae,ry kll.i with prompt
nsss and dispatch, Persons sish'as 10 buy viii
DO vel To call bcfc<c purchasing elsewhere.
Il. s. ALLEN.
April a. 1890 nd"'l
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HOSIERY.

A GENERAL sssortmcnt n oil kinds Ladies
"A and Masses silk and Cotton Hosiery. from
snowy whi,s 70 sooty Black.
g. g. GREGG.
March IL. 1860. No ~ IN
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h~rm Pacific Railroad Co,m'y

Southern Pacific Railroad CO.m'y.
TINE OFFICE of this company IS held Al fhc
corner of Austin and Bolivar streets. in he
city of Marshall. Texas. All persons havin.t
business, will find the Office open from A. N. to
4r. ". daily
JEPTHA FOWLKES. Prcs't.
D. &. WnpgR. Secretary.
June | !. 1895. ~ u
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AnYthaog topat Ray ~ Wanted,
1>xCKt'T Axu ed Nsik---esn 70 had a
srca rslaaa and Of ,xdk msisr.sI ~ canno
ail to satisfy Ill BY visiting III storc Of
HRADfIElD Z. TALI4kY'S.
Jan. II, 1850. nlssr.
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TUE elegant new steamer =. l.. HODGE,
HC. 4. MARSHALL, master. Will run during
The season As q regular packet between
shreveport, and New Orleans. The u. l.. Hedge "a
hut expressly for tbs trade and has been In ever,
wsy a,tsd up as a iif.t class Red River packet.
fine Hodge leaves Shreveport "a follows
SATURDAY, April a.
Feb II. lss0.
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JANUARY ~, 1860.

Ma. J. 3. ALEXANDER >
DKAx Sra This ia to certify that | have
besn concerned in running three Of your 26 inch
Min Rocks, and respectfully attest that we pre-
ker your Mills TO any other made We can
grind more corn and make better meal than any
other Mill in fac, We can grind II all
JAMES n SMITH 4 CO.,
Arcade Mills, Rusk Co., Texas.
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$50.
1860. ..I .oo''
.aA0fIDkD & YALk0x,
| 500.

.C,vE GREAT PLEASURE IN lNvIT
w., IN. attention II their friensis asd the
I y" generally. Of this and adjoining cosaties.
p' ,h.;r yery Iarxc and complete stock 81 Sf'sing
vi summer Uosls. comprising every article
...., in Q coantry store.
E.s;, stock IA almost entirely INV, and hay
=. h,su .lcc,sd with great care BY one Of the
"r,,c..r, in person. and on the most favorable
i.r,s thsv ars enabled to orr mach greater
sc;l;t;cs 10 purchasers than has been the Gus
-. h.r.tofore IN this market. Their stock is
composed in part Of
Fancy Aoanssas silk Robes
Fancy plaid and striped silks
Black apron SILK
Black drss silk
Msrcalire silk, every color
Florence do do do
Fancy silk tissue robes
do do 90
do stripd do
Fancy Florence bar,'gcs
Solid colord bargcs' every color
d. do Grape do do
do do cut do DO
Fancy English har~se
Plain white tarsxc. double width
Black English Grape
Hack. white. pi.k and blue italian Grape
Black hat Grape
White dress silk
White satin
0e IT'S silk handkcrchicfs
do do crasats ,,,
Oru,pdic Muslin Rotrs, to 10 F'o"ncsS
Double Skin, Organdies
Corded and Plain do
Printed Nuslns Of every style
Jaconet and Swiss Muslin
rh.ck and Striped Jacone', and Swiss
Nal, and Nainsook, large lot
Thread Cambria
White. Blue, aud Pink Tartton
white and Black silk Thule
BLACK silk Nett small figure
,rowu. Blue, and Green Veil Barcgo
do do DO do Tissue
White Cotton lsobineti
Irish Liocn, al any price
Jaconc, k.dy'ns AMI Inserting
Swiss do DO
.yaconet and Swiss Hands
Linen Bands 49,
DO hem stitched 10
do Linen 90
Ladies Black silk M.ntilh.'
do do do Ls,cc Points
do Fancy Head dresses
French Artiicials
Bridal Wraths
Bonnet Ribbons
N.sh do
Narrow Satin. and Talii,a Ribbons
Hack. White. and Colored Kid Gloves
Silk Picknet Gloves for Ladies' and Misses
Ladies' Lis,c and Silk Gloves, grea, variety
We would invite particular attention to ou'
stock Of HEAVY GOODS, such as
Lowells q, and =.
Striped Domestic
do Lowell
Hickory Shifting
Blue Dsnms
Red Ticking 10 To 20
Brown Domestic 2. 7. and "A wide
do ihe,.,ing Ga 81 lO4 and Ia wide
Twill Lowell
White Wool kcrscy
Plaid Linscy &c
Our stock Of Gcn,lemaus Furnishing Goods
10 unsurpassed by any, comprising
Black Doesku Cashmere
Colorcd 'assimcr for Summer
Black French Cloth
B!ac
Black French prapi etc
do Englsh do
Planters Linen Duck
Drill
Co,ion,,i,s Of every grade
spanish and Grass Linen CoTiNgs
White Lincn pr aud Duck
do narsrlllys Coating,
do Do Nrsiing.
Our stock Of Eca'N Wade Clothing Is one 81
the best ever offered 70 TIN. market, and our
Hats and Caps, Boots and shoes,
are of the latest styles,
Call and examine Tor yourself nj onr new
Brick Store, North side Public SQUARE. Mar
shall Texas.
April II, 1850 NIL ~
pOnuets! bOmmrts!!
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$50

will
w stock that haze ever brought
s market, for theta industry
application teby idea the wants OF o." customers
and Tessst traded with M
nno facilities Tor
dc not hazard much saying
all with their patronage win
low other hons" Marshall 'cnr
oransani to he decided whether
dc k
We old
all
Goods good ,rus hoasth o Ne~ Orleans.
old friends and the public generally Tor the long
liberal
the rt ALL both IN
quality We Clerks and charge nothing for showing
vii
icatshc must be misfortune
Marsha : 1860 e. u. "kf"" q ="
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JULIUS A. NogswoRruN. wA. kkNNsDf'
........-.... .s.asas
NOTEWORTHY l. KENNEDY.
Receiving. ForWardinx. Coussnis-
sion, and Grocery Merchants,

DEN IVNs 7 TNsNHt
HAVING purchased of Is. II Marin, his
III Warehouse and Coiton.shccs, together
with his entire stock OF GRotERits' tender
their services to the public as his Successors IN
the above business. and pledge their nnre'ni''ed
,.xer,;o,s IN give satisfaction to all who may
f,vor them with their patronage. They will
give their personal attention to recciving an"
forwarding goods with Dispatch. Their rates
for storage and commission VIII he inc same ~ u,
here,oiore charged by Mr. Martin They will
cndeavor 10 keep a large supply Of "roeer'es on
hand, for which they will make advances on . u
ion in store They solicit your business. kno'
ing they can give you entire satisfaction
Juivp 1850 NO 70
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KARSTENpICK 4 co.

ANWS IENVIVM OV's
vYAvE n stoss and n1<r for uals q ~ PgSrO =
n can l< rarchssA d the NSste; A. - Puess,
a eli ths Nl1vpae hsnads Bnap1Hss 10 snoea and
ca.ts. chsapaass-spsskiin9 nnd ~ OsAswtA
BssssS-vgrssa Whs bDksr. Hoaeeesss - asass
brands. Eys epsnsv, Morning cali Mist SulsY ssd
iyouucr, Bos.'s., Cssba. bs3iSnAns. Pigs. Mavasa
anil German Ctssn. n0sv6cn OsA N.Y. ~ ncson.
sxlsels whsh,es.
General Agcsts for ruFpss Hvw>sesa. esn1s sosa al
Raspberry, strawberry, Pine Ape M e,~sAAs,iy
brsaAy i<uoa. amvi<uy and hapi>uy s,rur
Chewing Tohacco sad SsuS. -. &c.
April !, jan. ~
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Ladies' SHOES,
cuuNn,Nc, CRlNDlNGu

THE New Grist Mill, AT the satisfactory, Is
l now in operation Regular mill days
Wednesday and Saturday.
Mar-A 10 1859. No ~ II
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THE unconditional hesdrigh, certificate Of
j. D. White. i,h class. No. $50 granted
bg the Board Of ! and Commissioners Of liarri-
son county on the 9TH Of August, 'sab, fr $50
acres Of land II mol kssad within the simc
prescribed BY law. shall apply 81 The proper
Once tcr duplicate Of tie same
\ T. GEER.
March l7.lsCO n16ss
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China and Crockery Ware.
vusr received and for .sls laeTe and he~n.
u ,ifal 10, Of Crsrkery and China Wars. a
WEBB. CRANBERRY cos.
u.,shsn March g. 1850 no2lt
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JULIUS A. sogswoaruY
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4 LARGE FURNITURE STORE,

March II, 1860.
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Grover 81 Bakers
CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING MACRTH9ES.
NEW STYLEs-PRSCRS FROM $50 TO s1c5.
EXTRA CHARGE az 81 HsNNR

NEW IEs-PR5 FROM s5esTo s1c5.
EXTRA CHARGE or S5FoR HsNAERs.
THESE Machines sew from two spools, As pur-
i CHASED from the store, requiring no rev finding s
thread they Hem, Eel, Gather and stitch in Z superior
style, finishing each seam by Their own operation, with
out recourse to the hand uee4le5 asiS required by other
Machines They wiIldo better and cheaper ing than
cbjResin the anarketfor family sewing, on account uFtheiI
simplicity, durability, ease Of management, and adapta
ton to ali vaFiotie sref- ami!y .sewihg-rexecptiag either
heavy orfne work with eqGal facility and without speeia
adjustment. .lf11 81 z10S E0T
zsREAsoNs WHY THIS NAcTuNEsIs PRaEERRRDET
1st, Tt Is more simple ana easily kept in order thar
any other Aachne.--.l -r-..- 4--.rf- etsf sfEF
I'd It makes a seam which will not rip or navel, tho
I every third stitch is cut. .g.5g
Sd. 1t seWs from two ordinary spools. aud thus al
trouble of winding thraad9 is AVOIDED willie the same
Machipe can be adapted at pleasure BY q mere
change of spoofs, to ali varieties q. work.
18th. The same Machine runs silk, linen thread and
common spool cotton ~spI aqhaFfaciHty
5th- The scam is as elastic As the most elastic fshr.ci
so that 1T is free freIn all liability to break in washingi
ironing, or Otherwise. # 9TH 81
9Th. The stitch made by thfs machine NOR. beauti
fuktilsa any other made either by hand o. ma ahineF
The subscribers arc preparedT 70 furnish tAe above Ma
chimes in everystyfe for FafIi!y or Manufacturing Pur-
poses, lat khe Manufacturer IS prices b aud Will give full
instructions how to PSF theul1z book with printed in
structions, &e--tpekHe neeGless oil d=ai alifscrew driver
ccompan ing each machine. Ia. addition. to the Gem
pays warrant, we Will not hesitate to warrant every
any other nachinei manufactured, if not better, or ii will
be taken back.
Calfsee the Machines and gel a cfreulsr.
STARR q BROTHER,
No. 5, Williams Block.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-03
Sheriff Sale.

R.W REYNOLDS q DY virtue of an execution
VS. d to me directed from ihG
J. stoutenburg ct. al Court of Common Pleas of De.
aware county, Ohio, i will offer at public sale at the
door of the Court Room in Delaware on
Tuesday. the6h dayg March, 1859,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a m. and four o'clock
p. m. the following described real estate to-wit :: Inloi
No. III IN Campbell 4 Little's addition to the town, OF
Delaware in Delaware County, State of Ohio.
Also, inlots now numbered 1853, 1859, 1160, and 1l61
formerly described with the exception VI 1l62la as inlQts
H. 7: - X, and L - infhe administration ofsw. Beetles
addition to the town q South Delaware, in the county
and state aforesaid. Appfaisement Lot 1859, 100, and
116I at SIS each, Lot Il5s, $50, Lot 271, $50
CHARLES HERMAN Sheriff.
Feb. 8. 1S60.-sts $500