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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

~ followa: section 10Th Every Aasess-
or aud Collector Of taxes, after he hes
made out and returned the Assessment
roll Of HE county, ~ required by law.
shall proceed to collect the taxes therein
mentioned, aud for that purpose shall at.
tend IN each precinct In HE county 1t
the place Of holding elections, 1t least
thres days between the hrst day Of DC.
tobcr and the first day Of March. TO re-
csivc the tasea from the residents thereof.
for which purpose he shall make known
by public advertisement 1t three or more
public places in each precinct, At least
ten days before. Of the time and place II
which, ne will attend, and IL any person
or persons. shall neglect or refuse TO at.
tend such appointments and pay over
their taxes, il shall be the duty Of the
Assessor and Collector, to visit such
person OF pcr.ons ut their usual place ut
abode, to receive the same If to be found,
,f not, to leave u written notice requiring
such person TO pay over their taxes at
his Office, prior to the frs, day Of March
thereafter, Tor which service he shall be
entitled to = fec of one dollar, to be
charged against such delinquent, and
collected ~ other taxes: Pyorsded, that
widows shall bc exempt from paying
this fee
SIC. 9th. That the 18th section Of said
act shall be 80 amended - hereafter to
read az follows Sec. 18th. That the A.
SCISSOR and Collector shall. when any
property has been sold for the payment
Of taxes, make aud execute q deed for
said property, to the person or persons
purchasing the same, which when record
ed according to law, shall be prima frau
evidence, that all the requisites %! ihr
law have been complied with in maxim
such sale; and such deed shall also be
p,ima fcc,a evidence that all the prereqni'
sites 10 the exercise Of the power to
make said sale, have been complied with;
Pyor,dAd, however, that the owner Of
-uch property shall have the right to re.
deem the same any time within two
years Of the day and date Of sale thereof,
upon paying TO the purchaser or Assessor
and Collector selling the same, or his
successors in Office, double the amount Of
taxes for which the same was sold also
double the amount Of taxes paid on such
property, by such purchaser under any
assessment Of taxes made subsequent TO
such purchase together with the costs ct
sale Prorhdsd, that the owner OF any
property rcdccming the same from the
purchaser at tax sale, shall not only pay
double the taxes for which the property
was originally sold. but also double the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17
JOHN MARSHALL,
Chairman Of State Committee.

Rules ADOPTED by the Democratic State
Conversion Of 1853
nAsla ~ vorlXa ~ CONVENTION.
l. One delegate or v"ts for each 100
votes 81 thu average Democratic vote for
Governor, 1t. Oovernor and Commits
xi,ner Of tn General l.ana OGcr. to b-
,he bssis fos estimasing Tho votc of each
coaWty.
4 0ns delegate or vote for . fraction
Of votes ovrs ffty ard lees than ono
hwnared.
3 Or delegate or vote fos any organ.
ixed county Coating lcss than one hss
dred Democratic votes.
!. A PROXY cawsHk tskc scat in Com
vcnts'~ " Regularly aNn'issss.l sAsgsss
10 IN stteswlssre.
3 A proxy must have HE appointment
in writing. and sigaed by ono or more
Of thu regularly app.ias~d .kle9as~~ Il
thu cosasy which 10 pstposss - sspsc'
ssat.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17
De,,tistrp.

nRS. JOHNSON L COBB. have removed
~ their Office ap stAin IN Ncns. Runners
building. whcrc they viii be p'saszi To- wait On
oil Wishing Dental operations peesosned. Those
who lvc al distance may not k.~r Of being dis
apToiutrd when they visit Marshall with view
oi having work done IN their teeth - one Of
them viii b. in thu once At ell tiuwr.
Artificial terth noantsd Oh Gold Plate from
one to fall sct.
Their services can Be ob.aisei h. Addressing
them by mail.
Marshall. Jsny. |. 1907,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17
pi)psitians.
REMOVALS!

mrs. SIZE l.. NJ JOHNSON So. /
IL respectfully inform their patrons and 'h'
public generally that they have removed ,'en
once 10 rooms Immediately over the Drug st"rc
Of Nc.srs Sanders / Sears. t~o doom nor'i. OF
their former oiYicr where they may he 'onn" al
all hours Of the day and Al their respective rest
d,ncc. nj nigh, anl on Sundays. when NOT pro.
fc,sion.lly sbsn,. in which case AL orders m''
At the Drug Store u Sanders 4 sears VIII IN
promptly attended TO- ed. =.
Adkins House.
EP VI .Inhnsnns residence one mile west
NJ the Court HOUSE, on the Henderson aud Tyler
rpvi
An attentive pn' fas worthy servant boy
will he tonnl IN the a. At 40 hours OF Inc
hight who win rerei. anl report Immediately
ell calls len witt iiri
Feb. 4. 1860 500 in
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

WOULD respectfully 'ntMm
the public that have removed shs
- shcr formerly owned BY John Nun
sL.r N III s.v,th aide Of the Public Square in
nciiately t.ck II the Nassa.h ~
Hotel. and am prcpArsl to exrrssf ~oAh,
nrnmnalv. ard N the hea4 Maaas
po.sS,s, evrsy kind a wse ally d. =
Ii.rh-ftn., AurA = IRONING WAGONS,
CARRIAOEs, HORSESHOkiNG. PLAN-
TATION WORK. &C.. and also ths making
ed rsPaisiag u waeoas. .,so~
Ian ~, 80 NO
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

AATSi HATS!! HATS!!!
n VERY LARGE lot Of silk. Ca~i- r
y mers, and Wosl HsAs. Of tAr lsirst y
eyie, cAn b had Il . wy u,naA Advasse a.
ew Yosk GOA, q
HRAOFlED / TALLEvS.
Fen -. 1860.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

Two years ago took up ny residence
for few wesks in . country villsge in
the eastern part II New Eagland. 9oon
sftsf my arrivsl ] breame scqusiHted
with . lovely girl, apparently sl,ont
seventeen year. u age. 8he had lost
the idol Of her hssrt's purest love. aid
the shadows of deep and holy u,s~osi-s
were resting like ths wing u dssth spon
her brow.
I 6rst met bar In tho pesssoes a NE
nit thful. 1he waa, indeed, crsasuss ~
be worshipped. Her brow was gasiand.
cd By the young years swsetest sowefsi
her yellow locks were hanging beanti.
fully and low upon her boso@-and sl,s
moved through the crowd with . 6ost.
ing. unsavthly grace. asd the bewiidcrcd
case, looked almost to sec her fade away
into the air. )ihe the creation Of pleasant
dreams. She seemed cheerful and even
gay, yet ! saw that her ssycty was Lus
the mockcry Of her feelings.
She smiled. bot there was something
in her smile which told that it, moarnful
beauty was but the bright re6sction Of .
tear; and her eyclids At times closed
heavily. struggling to repress the tide Of
agony that was bursting up from l'cf
hearts secret urn. She looked - II ahs
could have left tho scenes Of festivity.
and gone out beneath The quiet stars.
and laid hes forehesd down upon the
frcsh green earth. and poured ont her
stricken soul. gush after gush. till it
mingled with the eternal fountain Of Ito
and purity.
l have lately heard that the beautiful
girl. II whom l have spoken, il dead
The close Of life was clam "A the sinking
OF quiet strcam-gentiy ~ the trrcsr
that fingers for time round . bed Il
withcrcd roscs. and then dies ~ it wcru
from mere sweetness.
II cannot be that earth il mans only
abiding place. II cannot he that our
life is = bubble, cast up by the ocean 81
eternity. to Aoat . moment upon the
wave. snd then aink into darkness and
nothnxnesa. Else. why is it that .hs
aspirations which leap like sngels fro'u
tIse tcmples of our hcsr,a arc forever
wandering abroad unsstis6cd = Why 10
it that the rainbow and the ciosds come
over ~ with beauty that IN not Of earth
snd then pass III and leave ~ 10 mise
npom their faded lovcliness Why is il
that thu stars. which hold their festival
sround the midnight throne. are sct -
far above the grasp Of our limited fscul'
ties. forever knocking u with their or.
approachsblc glory! Aud finally. why
10 it that bright forms of beauty are pro
scented to cur view and then taken frnn
us. leaving th~ Thousand ssrcssn. II orr
affection TO Aow back in cold an.sAtpino
torrents upon our hearts,
We are born for higher destiny than
that Of earth. There is rcalu, w'wsc tli"
rainbow never fsdce--wMrc TIN stars
will he spread ont before u like til"
islands hat slumhcr on the ocean. AMI
where the beautiful! beings that there
pass before US like visions will stay ia
our presence forever --Gso D. PssSnos.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

VIII u The best n prevent oil msids
FROM drsrairinss Pairing.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

TAess 10 lady - New York ~ ieno-
ssns u oil domes~is VIVA shss ~ cua-
u,& even Avis her hvc~s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

'lis MAS xor Az ENEMY ~ Yns, Wusib. -
Hasn't! Well. wc Arc snsry tor hin. fx
ir has = mighty littls chaenc1sv who ~
NO enemies. He l. sobo1y No ~ ~
pluck enough 70 get On s~sUy. 0iveoa.
rather ~ ous ideS u Writes aaA manel.
mess, one VI" 49, n.say saemirs. -
Who has cswdos saa frasjees love ~ ~
thing ~ ssss TO b. u ~. N maa y
casnsat paeposes, sasvsag vill, - ~
81 priseiplo. ios to owu sn1o ma4 AAse
snsmias. Bat this - ~ ftun belag n,
y 70 hin good H stsc~g tess = aeee
desp,y roossd ~ ene4ssed n ~ ~ "
w blast tAsa ~ saamss teueur. i
msM ssvst Knows INV mnsA tAgo = =
ki~ until - ~ esalsaaeed - tsssok
cppoaition.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

InRE. J. nEALI. Olice, (ny old stand
Northwest corner Public Square. Calls
hf On the door slate, or at thu Drug Store OF j
n Lancaster l. Co. will receive Promp' 81
lention
Tie returns his thanks 10 his many patrons for
their estenA~i support daring the past '''e vars
and trasta by prompt attention and e"erg'a.
a.vNion 10 the ,luti,a of his profession I" merit
their confidence, and continued patronage.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17
MATTRESSES F'OR SALE.
JE2J1. M. WA2Dw1xx,

uf gus iArE VAIN ~
NctIsom, Wardw wen, 4 CO
Having connected himself with he we'll
known tw,sr Of REID 4 TR ACY. :, Chamber
Strrt, New York.
COLLECTS the continued patronage OF his
- friends and customers, anil assurs them thu
their ORDERS for Hardware, il Addressed 70 hin
or to Reid 1 Tracy, shall bc satisfactorily exc
cn:csi.
January 81, 50.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17
B y . 4 crs l. scare,
DRUGGISTS.
uAHaIl ALL. TGy\A.

Successors TO Mcdonald 4 Sandcrs)
A RE now receiving large supplies Of Fresh
N and Genuine Drugs. Oils and Paints. Also
a superior article Of Medical Liquors. such -
~ the very best quality Of Co4mc Brnnly,
Port Wine, and Old Bourbon Whiskcy rs a
well Us Vinegar Fine Chewing Tobacco. Qunne
Starch, and Candies, &c. And will continue to
receive large supplies fresh from New York an.'
Philadelphia commensurate with their daily in.
cr,asing demand They have now on hand and
will soon be in rcccip, OF oil the popular Patcn.
Meiicins, Perfamerics, Powders Hair Oils, and
Cosmetics. Hair R-toratvs~, &c., &c.
- White Lead and Glass arc strictly cssa
articles a, low prices,
March :, 90. No 2s-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

A conversation cccurred betwesa .
ccunacllor-atlaw end clicWt Il vast
yon to delcnd Ne, What ID yos chasGef"
Twenty a.1lass. v yow fsfaisA ~ wv
nrssrs. and Esr.y II NsvnisA thsm."
Client proaisea to take into considsva-
tioa end s~rost ssat Asy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

We subr-'t thc following solsmn warn.
ing to the consideration Of the young
people Of Marshall and vacinity. Their"
10 more truth than poetry in Il. and w
hope they will read and profit BY Il:
In nearly oil the large towns and
cities. young men form themselves into
clubs. VI various kinds, 10 cnshle them
10 pass away the hours II the lung win
Ter evenings srisily AID pleasantly
They are, many Of them. ano K strang.
crs. far away from the homo circle. anil
the pleasant associations Whici, gsshrs
around the hemrthslonc " their ch,ldh.s.d,
and they find Il diflcuh 10 grt into soci.
ETY. Their time, after the business hoars
of the day arc past. drags heavily. aad
they are ready to take up with almost
anything that o6crs itself in tic shsp~ u
a,nascmcnt or recreation. A clsb u
jolly CORD fellows has many attractions
under ,hcsc circumstances. What ws
would not do anything 10 csvtail tho
srsl erioymcnts ~ We have detailed
above, VIC would warn them sgaimst
those which are injurious to either soal
or body.
An old merchant related In our hear.
ing. 4 few evenings since. his own e1.
pericncc aud observation in regard a.
this matter. When hc left homo to ~
into business in the city. he felt lonely IN
the evenings. and logged for companion
ship. lie was difidcpt, and had M nfla.
entail fricnds 10 iakc him by the baud
and introduce him into society.
A friend invited him ~ joi" . sorisl
club. They spcnt tlrw tisc in sosg
and Jest. eating and dkinki~G sssl 81
cral jollity. h kept q list d al wA'
belonged y, the club du.,ag his coa~ec.
tioa with u, and No. traced tlrss hiseo-
RES sine~. on ferty nine. bat three now
rcm'sin, enjoying . green old Ago. Mat
II the others went to early graves tho
victims Of intcmpcrance. He saisl, haA
| an iron voice. which coaAl siag
through onr whole eosssry. wuaS ~
~ every young man. bewAro Of thu clab-
room. and especially the room u drink.
ing club. Many Young msn i ruined
there before he is aware Of ~ danger.
- Psstyer'as Herald
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17
A LARGE AND SUPERIOR STUCK
SAD T. II Y.

Tus undersigned is happy to inform his
friends thu, he has just received "a large
~ and very Superior Stock OF SAD,
DlERY, aua "a NOW fully prepared to MI all
orders in his line in a manner I" give complete
sati.6ction. An establishment properly mr.
ni.hsi has been required f"r many years IN Maf.
shah The mNA'rsignesl. from his long experience
in thu business Understood exactly wm' Wa
needed, and h. thinks he has Allied II. tie ~"."~
the citizens II Marshall AMI surrounding c"''"t'y
10 call and examine fw themsclv's before e"y'ss
elsewhere \ superior lot o. Saddles and ''.t.
sras, and everything in bis line kept cons'""''!
~ hand, .,n,
J. h. EDWARDS.
Nav 20, l95S---no IS IT,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

A witty fellow clipped down "a ~
Wy psvcow,ss. whiIn sittisg. no mat.
tered II lmv- ~ arsirs ~ - The
town bsssrA dwn. hst .iscescly viii
tn ssercta were laid in aalsrs."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

ACUllTREE 4 DAVIS. Apr"sy Al
~ Lnr. Marshall. TcSa-. will practice IN the
pi.,ric, Court. Of Harrison, PAnoa, lass. Wood
Up.hur. Rack. and Smith Counties and III the
Saprcnc and FEEDER ii Courts at Tyler.
Nav 20. 1881
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

They Who "piss b ~ ysslA eae
ue,s' Ascs "-ir~s' N I'D -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

u CBEnr W. POH, n. D.. respectfully oaess
u HE psoennioaal services 10 the ctisrns 81
larshali aad vicinity. lie viii lbr tho pss~rn'
y knml q The residence al r. MRrah. Esq,
~ Chronic c.an II . distances. BY asssdtng
lAtement II symptoms through The mil, VII
P~t with prompt attention.
August u, l65s.---5OM
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

nRHF. YOUNG hes rcsamsd The practice
H. Of medicine again, and vii give special
lttension 70 sssgcsy, veacseai dsareasa' AMI d's-
lasss u ~ ~. win slso take diseased ~
|rocs Il his hosss. asd tssst them on reasonable
aeps. ~, 1855. No-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

nR A. SEARS. ofE'rs his professional sr-
~ vices to the citizens Of Marshall, aud sur
bounding country
~ Oyc VI the Drug Store Of Sensicrs h
lsars
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17
PROF cSSIONAL.
cnw Gav0s.

Ukr-Thc one nrrnpicd her tnlot, nv l'ttd
Lv 4 Jennings near the South Noi corneF OF
the pabm square
Feb %, 1860.
,v>uovAS 4. SANFORD. Attorney at Law
and Land agent, Sumpter. Trinity Co
WA. viii practice In the Courts Of the ! 9Th
Jnd,c;s, District. and will pay cspecial attention
:. ali L,n| business entrusted to his care. Re
a.. IA the members o. the BAR and II. W.
In,.hcry Marshall ani alao 7. J. Jennings
u,.t. II n. Potter. i.sicn. Stroad. and Stroth.
rr. CIough and Shepard, Galveston
TT r. FELTON, Attorney at ,aw, Marshall
IL. Texas.
on, -Fmcr's Binding South West corner
cfrabIic square, ..-----.-----------
J.ss- rrmSsn' A. D. ""Ss'
TURNER X BURNS, attorneys Of Lar.
Marshall. Texas.
Jan IA. 1890 M"
n i. BEAIl. Ai.orn.y at Lo's, Marshall
/. Texas.
Jan -. 1850
T n. CLOUGH L X. NJ VAN ZANpT.
d.. A,tormy, and Councillors al Law, Mar
shall. Harrison county, Tc1as.
June -, SO. NO ~ "
a., ....v D.. a. HAvsss
NrcKAY HAYNES, attorneys and Con"
w,ior, at Lar. Marshall Texas, VIII give
prompt attention to all business entrusted to their
care. =,
sv- Office Fast Of the public square in the
building formerly occupied by T. Perry ~
Xoy II ~ No lay
NEO. LANE, Aiorney@ Lnr Marshall, iiar
VI ri.on county TeSm.
September 10 1899
lIAlL. 4 MoSELEy, Aioru y, ana ,oun-
tlio,t at Lac.
Appn.s.-M. J. Hal. Marshall, Texas; $.
r. M,selcy, Jefferson:
Feb. ID, 1853 ~
.,.x.xrr. rorv A. II. wiLiax.
NOPE / WILLIE. .tfornsys at Lar, Mar
shall Texas. will practice in the District
Courts Of Harrison, Pamela, Cas-. Wood Up
shnr. and smith counties. and in the supreme
aud Federal Courts at Tyler.
April Is. 1899.
cnARt.xs n AooRE. H. s'AA'
MOORE 4 MCKAY. Atornsys and Cona"f-
Tor, at Law. Carthage. Pamela County Tex.
a. will practice in the 9Th Judicial District And
ia the Supreme and Federal courts at Tyler.
July 10, 1888 -!
ACUlLrREE 4 DAVIS. Alpr"'w n
I Lan, Marshall. TrSaS. VIII rrae''ce ~ we
D;.,,;c, Court. of Harrison PAnoa. 'nss Wood
Irn.hu, R,,k and Smith Counties. and in the
Saprcme and FEEDER '"'''" :" '!"'
" u /,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

m 7. BEAil. Aiornsy at Lai', Marshall.
L. Texas.
Jan. ~, 1850
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

T N. CLOUGH 4 X. N. VAN ZANDT.
u attorneys and Councillors al Law, Mar
shall. Harrison county, Tc1n.
June -, SO. NO ~ "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

HALL 4 MOSELEY, hfor~ys ana Ioun-
III ~lior 1T Lac.
Appmxss J. Hal, Marshall, Texas; >
r VI ~elcy Jefferson;
Feb H. 1853 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

TURNER X BURNS, attorneys 81 Lar
Marshall. Texas.
Jan H. lsGo. hi'H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

TT r. FELTON, attorney al ,aw. Marshall
ii. Texas
Oh,-Fraxcrs Building South West corner
Of Public square.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-24

saS GARoLtNA AND VIRGINIA NEGROES
NS FOR SALE.
"a have receiyes fifty Carolina Virginia Negroea
consisting Of Field Hands, Cooks Washers and Ionars
Also, No. Baeksnith ons No Bricllayer, five
GarTeRters. and one good Cooper
Will receiving fresh gangs eEery month during ha
which will sell low for cash e5oi Il months city secep
persons wishing purchase woRa do we'll 10 give cal
before purchasing elsewhere. AppF 10
H. +. PETERSON,
l5 Perddo street,
u 6m hpf,v4on 81 rl7arle7 and tarNrieiat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-24

- FOR RgGsT-The SECOND and THIRD FLOORS
h!i IF No 81 Ttaoupouas street susble Offices
Ea Possession iven Immediately. Apply tue premises.
je27 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-24
SUMNER RESORTS.

49, THE ABEFA sPHTNGS-MRs. r. A. zsssN
FliBOSslkRE respectfully enB9Heccs 10 her friends x
Iand the public generally tha; her house Is open
for he reception OF visitors he uuTvasd elecrc medicinal
baths be enjoyed rsction the facilities bath
ing haye been geHty Increased and improved Her table
Will pad the comfort Of invads She earnestly trsts by
her unng exeron, give ssiisfsc,o all who may honor
by their patronage Being situated pleasant driving
distance from the Villages ofSovin2ton and Handcyie re-
ders the drives ID those places conyene
The Ahita omnibus will he III attendance the landing
CovingtOn 10 convey passsugeIs 10 The springs
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS BY PROFESSORS j. l.. K W. p
RTDpEII4
This very remarkable spring situated the Abita river
parish of ST. Tamrnspy miles and half Gov
ington large volume Of arises from the eah with
strong Its temperature found 60 degrees
II T. quite unlike aGy known In the neigborhood
From its unusual chemical composition and the large amount
Silica contains led snpn0se has is very
deep in the Garth being, 10 fact natural "aresian we'll"
J. l.. & W. p. RfDD Iii,
Professors Louisiana University
SIN Hires Of water weighing near 100 600 gFarnes
there III = Of dissolved matters made
following ingredients enumerated in the order of heir relative
abundance;
silica. 3Di
SODIUM 2.3t
PT0tc &lde Of iron. 2.22
tlnes- l.5f
MRleSit. U,sS
Cniorine'. uI1
SIutntna U20
Poosse sniphHrotted hydrogen, organic matter
ana Ioss'. U5o
40
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-24
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY!
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKYI

4
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKYI
The Proprietor Of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
sres introduce the article the public and city
and country, as the
Purest DifYusable StimuIans
which has prepared for medical proves
cordial healthul and nyigoraing the eneeble
whether by disease 1t is distilled from rye
malt and nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly his whereby the Fus Oil and other
gredien known be coutsiued in the Whisky general use
completely SEPARATED that the absolute purity Of this
tcle from any foreign admixure is guaranteed
In addition to the following testimonials from the
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia New
the Agricultural Society their
Diploma and Dr. Jackson of Boston, has testified under oath
to its absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIFIG ATEs:
Philadelphia Sept g. 1853.
carefully the sample of Chestnut Grove
Whisky you u.s. contains none of the
poisonous substance known Fs OIL which the
isic injurious ingredient the WHISTLES general
BOOTH, GARRETT L CAMAC,
| Analytical Chemists
/ New York. Sept. 5. 1853
have analysed sample whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr of Philadelphis and having
carefully tested it, pleased is entirely
from poisonous deeterious substances 1t is unusually
pure and fine favored quality Of Whisky.
JAMES R. CHIFFON, Analytical Chemist.
4.M#@@ 01.0#ME& Boston, March Z, 1859.
have made chemical analysts Of commercial SAMPLES of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves I've heavy
Fusil Oils and perfectly and unaduerated The fine
flavor Of this Whisky Is derived from the grain
1 featuring 1t. Respectfully Mi
/ A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Asssyer
| No. I6 Boyson street.
1 CHARLES WHARTON, Jr,
/ Wholesale Agent,
1l6 Walnut street,
| ie2 ly&w PHuApEIrHlA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-24
PHILADELPHIA CARDS.

MOSS, BROTHER Ss co.,
I've No. 400 MARKET STREET
PHILADEBPHIA
R0oI1seIIers, Sfaffoners and Blank Book
MANUFACTURERS
ssy-Mannfacturers Of MASONIC AND ODD FEIIowy
REGALIA, JEWELS, etc. Je2 5m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-24
Dates OF Departure

mail consisting Of letter, and GewBpaers or sats'
and cities Of the German Austrian Postal Union and Deinnk
Norway Sweden Poland Russa Greece, Ionan Islands, ETC.
Is sent from the ohice in New York seui weekly
A mail for .ne West India Islands will be sent by this
atAa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-24
TsHE OLDEST CANDY MANUFACTURE y
IN AMERICA

q Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depst.l g.
NEW YORK.
CANDY, SUGAR PLuMs, IozENaEs stS esr
In all their varieties made exclusively rebe ene4 Lea.
sugar without adueration adrnxfe deleerious srS
stances of any kind
Those wishing purchase pure article requested cali
And examine stock, thosa offered
elsewhere.
M7- Boxes Of ASSORTED CANDIES, for families put up
to order, ut prices ranging from s5 upwards
Candies, packed in boxes Is md 100 ibs
suitable for the Southern trade shipped TO order
ESr Orders by mail promptly exscnted. Il
H75~ Terms cash ss8f n " "