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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-22
IRISH STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steam Between ireland and America
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND GALWAY.

The following new and magnificent fr;t-class paddle
wheel Steamships compose the above line:
ADRIATIo, $3.50 tons burthen. Capt, ]. MAusT
(Formery Of the Collins Line
HI9ERNIa, 44OC tons bur'hen. Capt n pnowss
ANGLIA, 4400 - NICHOLSON
PAGisIo, 300 I smIH
PRINCE ALBERT lscrew)
One Of the above ships will leave New York or Boston
alternately every Tuesday fortnight for Galway,
rying the government malls, touching at st. Johns
N. F.
the greatest under the supervision OF the govern
ment have watertight compartments and unexcel-
led comfort safety and speed by any steamers aoat
They commanded by able and experienced officers,
and every exerton will be made to promote the comfort
Of passengers.
An.experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
HATES OF PASSAGE.
gir.tcls,. n Boston to Galway or Liverpool slSe
i Firstclass, Z" to st Johns %
Third-class, :" to Galway or Liverpool.
| or any town in ireland, on Railway, 80
Third-caSs passengers literally supplied with pro
visions Of the best quality cooked and served by the SER
wants Of the Company.
| - RETURN TICKETS.
PareI wshna to send for their friends from the old
country obtain tickets from any railway In
Ireland from the principal cities Of England and Scot
land, at very low rates.
| Passengers for New York, arriving by the Boston
Steamers will be forwarded to New York free Of charge
For passage or further inform alton, ap, y to
| VIM u. WICKHAM,
At the Office Of the Company, on the wharf, foot Of
HowLAND & AsPINwALL, Agents.
| aprill9d6m.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-22

% Z E AUH b b sHEETINos AND
ID sHIRTING NGsr all-widthssa mnstosisbrstvd mstsa.
now offered ia greatest variety and WV by price.
eprIIt No, 70 sopih I1ieh stfs,ss,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-22
VIZ WORCESTER'S u
ROYAL QUARTO DICTIONARY.
The Latest.--The Largest--.The Best.
The Cheapest Because the Best.
stThe Most Keliahia standard AN.
thority OF the English IaDguage.n
g. " $40 Rmdrod Eminent Educators Of OHIO,
"THE BEST ENGLISH DICTIONARY ExTANT."


thority OF tho English LaDgnage.n
%. 10" -sfD Rndrod Eminent Educators of OHIO,
'iTHE BEST ENGLISH DICTIONARY ExTANT."
As'''' LRvasy Hen Eoefytoasre.
"He 10 arc upwards Of q Hundred Thousand Words,
whose muufarous meanings and deriyatlons, together
with the correct spelling and pronunciation are clearly
-s-..s "a ..f7R g Cincinnati Commercial.
' Rr-.1l - ,,.t
Read the Decisions of tho Mes6ers Of the Ohio State
~ ~ 15dchers Association.
The undeigned members Of the Ohio State Teachers
Associations adopt and aim to use In teaching writing
and speaking, the orthogrsphy and pronunciation OF
Worcesers Rova Quarto Dictionary ana We m9sl cor
daily recommend It as the most reliable standard au.
thorty Of the English language, as It 10 now written ana
spoken. nj 4 ~ --5'- .rpJ,:4 -s.f', .m ~ az.
LoRM Andrews, President Kenyon College. - I. &
M, D LrsoErT, Superintendent zanesville Schools
THos. W. HARVEY, sup't Massilon Union Schools,
NJ. =. CowDRRY. Sup't Public Schools, sandusky.
JOHN LYNCH, sup't Public Schools, Oifcleviile.
IN. SANFORD, Principal Cleveland Female semina'
WIZ. MrrourLL, sup't Public Schools, Mt. Union.
JoHs osDzS, Principal state Normal School, Mime
oYRus Mason, Principal Fourth intermediate Schools
Il. s.cMARrrs, sup't Canton Union Schools.
EDwIN kEoAL, Principal MoNeely Normal School:
ELI 7. TAPPAN, Prof. Mathematics, Ohio University
WIN, W, EDWARDS, sup't Troy Union School:
A. q. HOPKINS, Principal West High School, olsvs
NoRroN, Associate Principal High school, oleve-
TnropORr STIRLING, Principal High schoOi, oleve.
land. ~- -.s a. vey- I'D
R.F. HuMisros, Principal cleveland Institute.
J. A. GARFIELD, President OF Electic Institute, HI
ram. ---....
W L HARRIS, Prof. Of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
University. ~. ..-1r. g - -.7ff-.
II. Il. BARNEY, Ex, Commissioner Of Common Schools,
Ohio. u ~. N. s-r-.a l.-.. ...- i.
jams MONROE, Prof. Rhetoric, 0berlin College.
THos. HILL, President Antioch College, -
It o. W. H. oATHoART, Prof. Mathematics, High
School, Dayton. -
.. @. CRuMBAueH, Prof. Language, High School
Dayton.
8. N. BARBER, supt Union Schools, Ashland.
More than Sta Htndyxd other Presidents Of Cole.
0es, Professors AathOrs and Distta0utshed EdHcd-
tore, haze endorsed tho above sentiment
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-22

FIRST TRAIN. 1T-TS J
DAILY, Mondays excepted.)
NIGHT EXPRESS, ofd Dayton, at S:45 o. M, stop
ping at London Xena, Dayton, Middletown and hamik
tou arriving at Cincinnati at ee0 NJ Dayton Of 54S
o. n. Indianapolis at io;4s M. st Louis at ll'5o
PM -,-,-,,,~ r,,r, IN, TETT
ACCOMMODATIONS at 6l0 a. M, stopping at all sta1
uonI between Columbus and Cincinnati and Dayton ar
living at Cincinnati lE02 m, Dayton at9;l5a. M,
Indianapolis AZ 2;2S p. m. y lh
THIRD TRAIN. a3,e. p
DAY EXPRESS, at $50 p. m, stopping Of Alton,
Jefferson, London, Charleston, oedsrville, xenia'
Spring Valley, Corwn, Morrow. Deerheld, FoeArN y
Loyeand Milford and Plainyille, arriving at Cincin-
natl at 7i2O D. ms st. LouiB at ~ M Dayton OF 3So p.
A.; Indianapolis at 1898 p. M Tg.s .lE
SIeepIng Cars on all Night Trains TO
Cincinnati and Indianapolis. ~.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
gor further information and Through Tickets apply to
N. L. D0HERTY,I ~ ~
Ticket Agent, Union Depot. Columbus, Ohio
u. W. WOODWARD,
superintendent, Cincinnati. 4
JN0. W. D0HERTY ~ y
,r,a Agent Oolunihus
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-22

The following new and magnificent frst-clsss paddle
wheel Steamships compose the above line:
ADRIATIC, $3.50 tons burthen, Capt, J. MAusI
(roYn,erlv of the ooliins line
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-22

"He 70 arc upwards Of q Hundred Thousand Words,
whose mutarious meanings. and deriyatlons together
with the correct spelling and pronunciation are clearly
bet DoioIp Wo eSe'' .H -frtItr f-- To- '.tUr y l..
..s-.tt "a T.. 'JA 81 Cincinnati Commercial.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-06
THE CELEBNATE
ARGYLEs BIITERS

VIII ossessaliy cur. ry-psrsis, ii-sr Complaints.
vcoA. Hesrstarr Los q Appetite, Geutfsl Dss:say
and Prostitution 81 The System. They sre 9~essviy
vegetable. aud free fran all Ir1u9ss~a .a4veassntA
They are pleasant "A tssse I'D aid In their eNecte
t,e,,lus lie bow,ls gently actsd upon and vii rvmo<
all impurities FROM ils stomach. 1
Ths.s ELEGANT Bittus arr peculiarly adapted for Z
vain climate; aud esery p-rsnn sies:rths h~alfh
strength and pr,scssa from the diseases 'aeidrht u
the Innate, should - them,
Perso- advanced 10 life. and feeling the hand .
Time ve,ghinx hoaviy upon them With All ifs Ate.
dan, IN. will end ia the OF The 3iscS an '1if'
that will ,nssill as~ liz into their veins restore
,nen.arc the energy md afds Of more youthful ays
build mr. th,ir s.utaen forms. and give health and
happiness 10 their frs,aluiag years. =.
III. well .estabth<d fact, that fniiy orc nal o.
he female portion Of ur population arc seldom u vac
euioymen, II good bath, OF, 10 Nv -
preston asneyer feelwelif They are isnsuid aevpu
Of al energy ex,tcrsiy ncr,ou., and have no r''te
"a. To nj. cl4s, Il lnssiids shsse Bi'tefs 'fv 6
pceially recommended Their peculiar TONG aoa y,
vsoraing properties render them insAuahs III T'''
cases IL,
Persons visiting i-,riets harrsssed annually wiz
r.ycr and Axae, Of any Fever Of hili'on- 9Atus'
will nni that 4, the timely OF oias OF TWO DOW,
they will not IN one Instance take the disease a. W.
Bitter will rsnoyaie iud strengthen me sSsph' a'''
.....s. ~. ISL. N An "a natural channel.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-06
Warranted 10
rom two iotNcf
ALL BILLft
Yellow
('Onge.ti
TYPHOID FE,
4DfffF or
. ~. -.--S
AND
All Fohrile Dii

Tn. Invaluable medicine has been before
the iasl ten years. and wherever II ha
used has provided = certain cure for all tyi
grades Of feyefs and has not failed 10 cure
glc instance when taken according TO dlroctiu
Time and experience have also proved sAtisi
that tho Electrical fchrifpes cun, inHdmaiofl
p,af.sn. TYio,d Pnsumoa,a, o. I'nter Fft
Pisgisg Small Por, Seayit tfrer. Measles.
eirs. N,rrous and BH,mss H,ad- .icb, Net
Nsrrws faati arks. fhs >pasms, cramps
.>iomaeh. asthma, ,rant Of r,sf and inability q
Dsii,rum Itemeai, 1ianss, or Lock Jar, Ear
on ringing "a NE ,nrs, Coid Fret end Hands. hif
md Raj Colds.
There is no medicine equal TO the Electrical
fage for females. For INSTRUCTED OF suppress,
situation, and for nrotracied or difficult labor.
1t ). perfectly safe in all conditions Of life int
male or female.
one bottle, p.ice--tl 90. contains enough
from Ave 10 eight cases Of ordinary ieyer- vi
ders II the cheapest medicine in the world, )
regard 10 the great saving Of time and suffering
~. Bcwsr- " connieri.iis and mixtures p,
ing 10 be the same OF similar 10 the genuine AZ
they arr dangerous and unsafe for use.
None genuine without my fac smile signatur
tho likeness authority and signature Of james
On the envelope. and the words, Electrical
fuee," Dr. Wm. powse. New Orleans, blown
wal. Prepared only by l'r. VIM. Dowsc.
Sole Agents.
L. Is. WIIEEI.oCK h co,
Wholesale pruegis,
NEW ORLEANS,
For sale also BY ! RisurA Co., and by drtl
genera y everywhere.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-06
aOsTCTsTR's =
STOMACH n11ERS.


The proprietoss and Aaulacosrers OF I'VE ,'.r
(rrTrER's CELrBRSED STOMACH ut
TERs can sppcsl v,t. perfect cuskdehee 20
physician. and citizen ensrSlv Of the un''e'
atstes. hcc.use the sHick has t'tsined sspa-
TAI On heretofore unknown. few fac" ePoa
this point will SPEAK mere tover'uiy man
volumes Of hare assertion or yarSnins F"Hs,!
The consumption Of Hostc,ts s'omsen ~"
~ for the last year amouSsd 10 Owe. "Ai
ullios bottles. and FROM - manic'. ,'''uy
irrease In times past, il Is <iden' my o"i'"s
u coming year the consumption WI ''".'.
mr. one million bottles This immcase amount
c~li never have been sold but mr. TIE rare
niicinSl properties oussined IN inc prepare.
tin. and the sanction Of the Intss prominent
D, sicinns In those sections OF thc country
we're the article Is best known. VINO not oh'y
Ytmmcna the Biiters TO iher patients, hn'
Already al all times to give Testimonials 10 i's
ehcy in all cases Of .tcmschi, arrangements
antb he disease. resulting ih~effom
T. is no, a temporary popularity obtained
by srnordnary efforts in re Va! oil rum
pelt the qualities Of the Bitters, but foni
e.ltn ion Of an invaluable medicine, whieh is
desjAl to be a. enduring as time iisei
k~i,er's Stomach Biilcrs have proved
n iNsnd 10 regions where fever aud sguc
andtsious other bilious complaints have
courAd their victims by hundreds. 10 be
ableb state conn lcn,y that the Bi,iers
are Artsin cure for the Dyspepsia and Tx"
disesA is 10 the proprictors source OF IN
alloy Measure 1t removes all morbid matter
from \ stomach. puriHcs the blood ana
impalttrnewed vitality to the nervous SYSTEM
giyingl that tone aud energy Indispensable
Tor lhc e,ora,ion OF health II operates upon
the south. liver. and other digestive organs,
mil.ly b, powerfully, and soon restores ihcm
to scondton essential to the healthy discharge
Of he futiiops 81 nature.
,lderlybcrsons may use the Biitcrs daily as
Ic iirecttns % the b,t,lc, and they wiil ma
Int n sfim,lan, peculiarly adapted 20 comfort
defining wars, rs It is peasant to the paa,e'
migrating to the bowels. excellent as tonic
al rcjuvensiing generally We have Tue ''l.
Once Of thousands Of aged men ana WONG"
No have experienced the heeeht OF using 'oi'
'eparation while suffering nom stomach &c
,ugemcn,s asl general debility aciing uuae'
. advice Of physicians, they .Nve ahAn9'ns'
? l del,icrious drugs aud fairy tested 'h'
/ icrits of this Article. A few Noiur 10 'h'
) cntler sex, There are certain + erlods "h''
heir cares ere 40 harassing that many OF 'n'h
sink under thc trial. The relation OF ino'hr
and child is 30 Accordingly tender mat 'h'
mother. especially IL she hr voung , APT II
forget her own health In her extreme NnNiet!
for her infant. Should the nc,iod a, M, seruii,
arrive during the summer s.a.on he 9or Of
ho1yend mind i ,,cncra,ly oscrava,s1 tlerc
then, is necessity for simulani TO ress.N,
rate the energies of the - stem, and enable h .
mother % bear up under her eShausiing ,ris1
and responsibilities. Nursing mothers Nv
~ rsfcr the r'e
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-06
ALARGE FURNITURE STORE,

wEsr or SANDERS SEARS DRUG STORE.
OUCH m establishment has been long A
y needed in Marshall, aud has At length
hem Allied by the uudcrigned. who has just W
received direct from New York, the largest,
handscnest. and most complete stock Of choice
Furniturc. ever brought 70 this market II en-.
brscrs the fnsst French and plain t'edstcads'
Burp~m, with and without marble tops. canc
and cushioned Chairs. cane and cashioncl Rock
cru, Sofas. Tete a-teses, book aud corner standh,
Hat Racks, wsrdrobes, Lounges, wssh-s,aods,
with wood and marble tops, extension aud fall
iag TsbIss. dressing. centre, and card TAblcs,
witk aArbie tops.
kssoliect tina. everything can 10 found IN this
establishment belonging to the furniture line.
rom ths finest 10 the p,ainest. and from the
highest 70 the lowest prices. Having purchas.
I'd IN favorable terms, this furniture will he sold
remarkably low. r. "oLI
Marshall, April p 1860. 3'y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-06
pLOWs! PIOWS!!

lust received and for sale, "A cheap ~ they
II can i~ had ~uywhers for CASH or Cssorr,
three hundred genuine HALL 4 Srgrs Flows,
with points and land sides. This Ia the best and
has given more satisfaction than any other Plow
that has been introduced into :his country. The
castings are finer and harder. The points have
oil heea chilled and will consequently wear long
e. These Flows will take the ground better,
turn more Of il up. do il IN less time. and with
more cs4e than any other now in nse.
q. q. GREGG i co.
Manhall, Jan. 20. 1861. nl9-3rn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-06


BALL i DASnEll'S
Drag, Medicine, and Chemical Els.
adjustment.
TEXAS ST., SHREVEPORT, Ia.
fTNIiE rropretors respectfully announce 10 the
i cisiGus Of Marshall and vicinity, that they
keep 90 hand large stock Of American and
Foreign Drugs and Medicines At
NEW ORLEANS PRICES!
American Chemicals. comprising Power 4
Weishtmans, Isncngasten and Hons, and other
we'll known Ch.niicsi Manufacturers. Also =
large stock Of French. German. and English
Chemicals. selected in New York by one Of the
Arm, with espee,al rsfsrene to then psrty aud
gssm,nss Al the Pharmaceutical rrcpara
tiNr prepared in their establishments may
b. relied on. ~ being Of the standard strength
and adapted from the recognized authority. Of
The bst materials, and prepared with scrupulous
care ~ to their reliability and efficiency. Yer
itahle wines and other liquors; genuine Bermuda
Arraroot purc Castor Oil; Linsech Oil, Paints,
Glass. Putty. Surgical Instruments A large
and well selected stock Of Stationery. All the
standard xorks, Religious and Political. with
largs assortment Of the wrsinsr of the popular
authoss OF the day. Garden Seed, guaranteed
1'rumea. Cutlery, Perfumcry, French, English.
and American, together with u well chnscn "a
sortmcnt Of goods, such "A arc generally found
ia we'll regulated establishment Of the kind.
May g. 1860.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-06

4 HAVE three young negro mcn TO hire ont,
i | also ds~ire 10 rent out the farm on which |
formerly resided. situated ~ miles South Of
Marshall. There are sixty Acrea Of ol~n land,
-. kne orchard, gocd dwelling houAc, ont houses,
r. DUDLEY 3. JENNINGS.
Jan. 18th 10. nl9af
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-06

y. NJ Hll.nREfli a CO., PRorxlsross.
HAVING recently bestowed much pain ~
III expense in thoroughly overhauled Ii, 4,
CHARLES llorTL. To which were added last -,
several suites OF apartments suited for fmiy.
as well Us additional sleeping apartipen1 /,
single gentlemen, the proprietors are nov :.
pared To give increased accommodations 10 J.,
numerous friends aud patrons and take thb q.
portunity Of returning their thanks TO the Cit
of Texas for the liberal patronage they hav, !
cciycd from that State. during the past wear
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-06
Paper.Hanging, Paints, Glass, aud
Water COIOrs.

Water COlOrs.
Ncnman's, Reeves & Sons, Aeter'aan'
aud Osbornss,
lust received, Il ls,gs stock Of the shove colorS,
j In cakes and In Mahogany sgd Rosewood boxes
with locks an keya Also, German tolots N eahf-
and boxes, = hns as.oi ,'ncrt-
OIL coaoYs. In tubes English and American.
Gany fof torsts VI frames II $40 To tsAs5;
Canvas In rolls. from Y; to 81 inches wide.
kirrca~rs for canvs~-s, of all sz.s,
100 do, hne sable and csnsl hair pencils
100 paint an1 ssrnsh brushes all sis-s.
Al packages gold and silver leaf,
leo bundles dutch mrisl. white and yellow
Tin foil, III sheets AMI books.
Tin.c Of all th- usual colofs.
French and American
paper.11an9tNAt BORDER, Deco
rati0A =, etc.
Doors. Window Sash. rnd Blind. oi all sises aud
description for rai-. rh-sp
WINDOW GLASS, dc.
5000 boxes American Window f'lass all .ixs.;
400 de- English and French from So 10 to .O,30,
$40 lights, inc Plate Glass
100 boxes double 'hirk American, atio 10 t0s5s;
lo0o light colofed glass.
lnn Gssirf diamonds
500 bundles ea,irf tins
10 tsn. White Lead IN Is to 100 H. Kegs;
800 rsnist-rs and .9s color-d paints IN ounce 10
100 pound packages
$500 ll~ fine French gr-.n. dry aud ground In oil
1000 hbis whiting and Paris white, English Vrnr
s,nn Red, aud yellow ochfa,
Paint Mills Of all -,xss, mad every article usually
kept IN paint, oil and color store Will n found a,
K. CLANNON'S.
May 80. so-iy ~ Canal st, ~ oheans
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-06

kARSTENDICk h CO.,

CoExsn GR.yIrn AND NEw IsvrK Sis,
NEW ORLEANS
tpor,er- Of Brandics Wines. and Cigars and Deal
cra in Tobacco, Snun aud Playing Cafd-.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-06
1DV0poRY SoV010R
MACHINE SHOP.

TIME Undersigned, having haiit large aud n
4 eommod,osis shop. " prepared u manu- ~
Mrture steam Engines Boilers. and Machinery W
n ~ kisds for steamboats,. sugar plp nations.
eew-nslis, cotton presses, draining machines, and
railroads.
Cha fsar, horse power, hre fronts. furnace mouths
ed grsse hrs.
Gss~ work of every description. Metallic packing
m staArn cylinders; gun metal rings. Blacksmith
sufk u every description in tho above line will he
36es With dispatch.
will keep on band at vi times Crate Bars. ilanse
opla. 0anss CSrks. rionghs Shovel Ploaxhs. scaot.
- - Ss3menss. shall generally keep on hand
ssesa1 hard lloliess aud Engines.
woald alsp call tle attention u al .aw mill men
y ~ inpovsd sad attached heAd blocks.
Tl1OS. ". JONES.
q, T. CssA paid fos old iFnn old bsas.. and copper
oAssvepovt. March II. lsS0.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-06
0Aa llvEay sTADlE

rTVHE s.daryiesed wosA tslhem u Public thst
- ~ keSed IL Brick fiv~y Stable,
,neaietriv BAae II ~ Adkins House, Mar
.ae1, Trs,< - b psspsssd to accommodate
81 ~ - hvcs him with their patronage.
10 - q exreuse will h spared to rrnde'
1870 satisfaction. The stable b one Of thu
inersgt "a auess 10 ths State, and will he sup
slisl v;at ~ beu4 prcvcmiss add The mcst In
a,plious ed careful hosslcss.
Horss, hnsgiss. snd hacks will be kept TOT
hlsA
Give Iris Stable trial.
PHIL BROWN.
Naruhau, Tcsas, Feb. Is, 1851. n??M
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&. FLINT Il JONES
Nos. a. n - Royal Sired, N.w 81,
VvyOuLD invite the attention Of th,,, ,..
w the public 10 their large asA s.,,'.s. "
stock Of ss
CABINET FURNITURE
Having ~iihin the past year greatly snla,~.
establishment. ,hcy are now enabled 10 s.rs M
best aud most varied sSscrtmeht II Ca,ln~, - u.
ever offered for sAle IN the Acsth cons,;.,s ea,'.
thing necessary In the furnisaiag II dveiH~ MN
In addition 10 Furniture. We keep f,r 49,
Hair Knamcled cloth. erimp cord. rs.s~,s ia
tAcks, Irvine, varnish, sAic. &c. Tap
Eprimg, Hair, ana Mesa Mats,...
Patent Spring He'd notioms, . new and 49,
invention, comfort spreads, sheets. pillow -
Mos9ueto bars.
Mirrors Of all 0i1es
In endless variety Plain and checked Is6. =.
rcfriecrators of all kinds. together with Icr ~
every size.
FURNITURE carefully and securely packed IA. =,
mCns. 20 the interior.
City and county purchasers will s,wsu -
work ready for their inspection. and are rcrAs.nI
vitcd 10 visit our store and examine for thes.ssy
May, ls60.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-06
Leather and Findings store.

MOuLoR. Importer, li3 Charrcs street, he.
4. tween Cont and 81 LOUIS streets.
French and German Patent feathers, Calf Skins
rocco KID L,n,nss and Fancy Boot Legs. Also
ting and ss.n Francois. Boot wehh- and Gsiloons
q '-r'---. i.i-, sitss. -.cc thread last and shoe
~ ss!gVl( allllR5s VVtvy x1nsk Is The laanaf.c
ing line. May 80 No-36
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-06
RROWNINGS
bAlSAMjC ExPEC10F

Tbi. valuable and unlailing remedy,
been used with unparalleled success for
very extensive private practice, u y.
the public VA such a manner as TO be WIZ
Of all. aud will he found a safe and NJ
Coughs, Colds. Asthma Hranchitls, faii
splitting OF Blood and All diseases Of N
organs. /, j. prepared exclusively. tro
substances. anown 70 eyercis. soothing
the hangs. and can Dc given with perfect ~
youngest child
Every one should he impressed with 'hc
attending To time TO a slight cold from "
a. how many thoa-aHd have heen hnf
carly grave ny that enemy Of the human
sumption, ehO, By taking the proper rem
proper time. might have lived long ant
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-06
ST. LOUIS HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS,

NEW oki.tANS,
q. l.. HALL 4 CO., PGorRirroKs
This Horn, specially adaped for familio h
iust been re-oponed for the season. after ~
thoroughly renovated, and those wishing ,h. -
Accommodations in quiet, retired par, OF the IN.
will find everything there conducive to their "a,
iort and enjoyment
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

Oyr-Rp. The wooden nills a, Oxford,
hitherto engaged in the manufacture Of aan-
nel,. are now employed in the manufacture
OF government, blue" The mills are be.
ing run to the iull ex,en, Of their capacity.
nigh, and day, which make, business brisk
in the village.
The Methodist Society. at Oxford, /. erect.
ipg neat church cdrfcc, IN Oxford village.
The building is boarded, and q good par.
OF the outside finish completed. twill be
dedicated next autumn.
The body Of Bartlett II. Cushman, Of
E,s, Oxford. was found IN the woods, near
the DEPOT. early in July. There is little
room for doubt that he wa. another victim
TO the demon n,emperance.
There have been. OF late. several cases OF
dIp,heris, IN Oxford and Hebron, one or two
OF which proved fatal.
William Noble, while hsying, received a
wound in hi, leg. from scyihe, which
proved fatal in short time. lie was a,
work with his brother. and discovered hor-
nets nest. William jumped upon the meet,
q, the same moment bis brother attempted
to cut IL OF. and had tho muscles and arte.
ries Of the leg severed. A compress was ap.
piled, bu. upon its removal, to dress the
wound, he Immediately sunk, and died in
on hour.