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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

Tas YAxxrE Srr."-The female pris.
onss. brpsght to this city Wednesday.
proves H. be . Mrs. Curtin, Of Roches-
tcr, N. r., sister of . member Of the
Rochester, regiment. She ia quite young
hst by 70 means prrposseasing. The
eiee rec NJ ksr dress are ornamcnted With
yellow tape chevrous. and tI,e jockey
NJ which she wears 10 tackled up on one
sids xith brass bugle. indicating mill
tsry associations. She 10 quite talka.
tiss, and dors not disguise her luminosity
agsinst the 5t,ath. lodgings have bscn
psovidsd fns hss In . private house,
lia1nssi Wing. -.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

4 pusnAx DrvIL-Hers 10 an extract
hon ~ sditorini In ths Pine and Palm,
Dsbiisksd IL Boston
II frssdom css only prevail through
~ agsesy u vengeance. - BE- Il; II
- 1sapas Of Lberty ecu ohly stand
sseseeiy ~ ~ cospsss of Shareholders,
. - Il; raehee IT ~ whiea rscs b.
avspt ltoa IT, fscs = ~ sasth. thss
SnAsss ~ psspsasity n negro bondagc
W WpalA hssjtess ~ 20 oosccivsbIs
o1uee1l1; - Mcs1 9sm aaiAie, pssise ~
0nb3 49, ~ ~ a.-dA ~ believe
- ~ onst peuish 10 osdss lhas nagro
: 10y oiGA1 ossisA vitA thsa.
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Colonel LIST Cavalry. Commanding

alrR Arms Nor Permitted IN CAM
Capt. W. y. Humphreys. Of the Georgia
Volunteers, writes from Winchester 10
the editors Of tho AtaIAnta papers TO IN.
form all volunteers who have not pur.
chased side arms. that il IL uselesw for
them to do 10. A they will not be allow
I'd 10 carry them aher they arc muster
ID into service. Ho says:
The money each would spend y fer pts
tol will do them great good IL brosght 10
noney. There are men here following
ths army round to buy pistols Of tho vol.
ustssrs when orders arc given TO die
ponss witt them. which orders are issued.
~ last ~ tho different regiments arrive
IL camp. II will be money thrown away
10 buy pistols. Those who are here buy
ing arc doing ~ fs speculation. knowing
those 10 whom they aell them will not be
allowed to use them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

DARTIES Of six or morc Iersons will he
l provided with excursion tickets 10 The Lake
and return. sior one dollar and City cents; chill.
drcn half price. Az boa. are now rnnisg TO
the lake, and navigation " now orn this ~.
Fsngcment il made 10 accommodate the commit
nifty with pleasant trip u = lo~ price.
q. y. llYNSON, Gen. Sept
Marshall, Oct. s, 1860.
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souTuERN PA:kc AAll10A0.
RATES or TRANSPORTATION
DOWN FREl0HTs.

RATES or TRANSPORTATION,
DOWN FREl0HTs.
p,cs, N,r,han Depot, n s~anscn's Landing.
cotton pcr hale Including storage, - ~
From Hcott.v lilo Depot 10 SwansoNs Landing.
cotton per bale (,ac'udips storage.
handling and forwardtng) ~"
From Jcnesv!llc Depot 10 svansons iandia1,
cotton yer bale (,nclsdine storage. haadIin0
From Ferry crossing to swAnseaa IAndiee
cotton ~, hale Unclndng storage. haa1lsss
aud forwarding) o 20
UP FREIGHTs.
From svsnsoas Landing to Marshall D~pcs.
on heavy freight, per 100 pounds. including
storage, handling and forwardinGl 10
From swanson = Landing % scottsvlle Depot.
on heavy freight, PER ~ pounds, (iacidtnaso
storage, handling and forwasd,ssl ~
FROM swsssons Landing 10 Jonesvilie Dept,
ON heavy freight, per fd0 pounds tiaclsdine
\ storage handNg and frwardine) . n
From Swanson's Landing " Perrys crna.iae
on heavy freight. per loo pounds. (sacladihe
storage, handling. and f"swardtns.) oH
We are nov making daily trips N and
from Swanaoa's landing. u which place We
have large and conmodioss wareAossA Cot
ton Sheds. good ard ssbtausial Wharf, and
every fsoility ior forwarding Cotton sad Asieh.s
with Dispatch
II gooh arc not taken away iron the Depot
within thirty days, charges win be made Tor
storage from The time sach good wess received
at such Depot.
No good win b delivered until ~ charges
arc pad.
CHARLES =. HYNSON'
General &,Fv,sss~as~f
MAnssALl, Nov. l, 1850. no
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AoS, North Of The Court HosS,
MARSHALL, TEXAS.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform,
i the citizens Of Marshall and the surrounding
country that b. continues to carry on tho
CABINET BUSINESS,
ct his old stand North OF the Courthouse HI
ia prepares, to execute all work in his line in
superior style. and At fair prices. WArdrobcs
Secretaries, Desks, Safes, Wash stands BED
ste4ls, and Other furniture will be kept on hand
or made 1t short notice. Hn work il wei
known, and he confidently asks for . liberia
sbsre Of patronage.
r. LUDOLPH.
Feb. 10. 1850. n22-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

Iats Of rransysrtatica n csrn.
u,ROM swmnsou's Landing TO louisville IN
Il pot. Is cts pcr sack. ,,. n.
From swapson's Landing 20 scot'sv'''c oe'
From swsnson's Landing to Marshall De
pot, 2j cts per Sack. Cd.
C,E HYNsON, Gen. suPer'nt
Marshall, dec. 10, 1860.
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CHARLES DECkERT,
HAsAtonabDe Hoot and Ros~rmaheu

VST"'"ess cssner " NM pubic bqusFc.J
II EEPs constantly on hand large asortment
N Of Ladies' and 0cutbesnens boots and shoes,
bic own manufacture alsc = good supply Of
sole ssd upper leather for salc.
From his long experience and close attention
10 the business, he hopes 10 have . continuasce
u that patronage heretofore 70 literally bes,ow.
I'd on him. All ordsss promptly attended 70,
nnf1 x0ek warsanfad
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UR2V o0x 30V14O1l
MACHINE. SHOP.

fu>HE UNDERSIGNED having built alargs
] aud comnaodiou. shop, /. prepared 10
manufacture Steam Engines. Boilers. And
Machinery Of all kiads for steamboats,, sugar "
plantations saw mills, cotton presses, draining
chimes. and railroads.
tsia gear horse power, Arc fronts furnace mon'h.,
and CRATE bars,
Bras. work u every description. Metallic packing
Tor steam cylinders; gun metal rioes. Blscksm'h-
work IL every description IN the sbove line viii be
done with despatch
will keep on hand Al all iises Crate BARS. Flange
Bolts ;uagc Coeks. pio.ghs. Shovel plcaghs, scoot'
err and scsmen,s. shah generally keep on hand
second hand Boilers and Engines.
would also call the attention n all saw mill men
n my Improved and attached head blocks.
THOs. ". JONES.
Cash paid 70, old iron. old brass and copper.
Shreveport March ~ 1850.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31
WINE MAeujNfs

make The aous approved ss'tcA sAss As.as ,,.u..u.
has ever inveatsd. beiag ~ nosl ust1o,ssss ~
sane on bosA ades II the iAhsc snd thsr, !. ~ -
ssf room ior evil = sss. .estA. II ~ Coshi,S y.
shes. sold IN Nrw Orlss.s h Hsde ~ the nsris..
shd they srs Nsed In psefcrenc~ " al oshrr. ~.
fair trial. u the lasF.st asd most fashossh, IT,
making establishments 10 New Oslsan..
fhey are saed ~ Ill the large Hosels v Me- o.,
asA IL the principal Boarding Hosaea aisp bv -.
por'on Of the Tallcn ed HAssaahsn, - !, IN
dre1a II Pssvsss families, sd Asvs gives r-s,s.
satisfaction.
The public VIII bexs h mind thst slasss', n,.A.
~ ~ upcn trial Il des,e, with Ar a. .ii m
q msehi.ss and in M trials that hare hsen .si
this city Ia nineteen ca.es out of twenty thsv ~
bsen kept and TIE other rv1srned. -"
Tbs price Of Singers S<waa hschiass has h,~
GREATLY REDUCED.
and Ne bess Machine Ia osiy eto0. aad ,he MI,
iron az ~ twelve dollars with cover and Loeb ~
WALTER BENNETT, AaxHf.
III Canal ST.. New Oriessk
SOUTH.W ESTERN BOOK STORE
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

AOMlNlDTRT1ON NOTICE.
I'M ths 24th II June 1861, tAs undersigned
~ waa appointed Administratrix. with H. Win
annexed. IL The estate Of Gibson Con, aecrssed
BY tise Coaasy Csurt u Hsssisoa coaaty. ~
tsiuing 10 u estsAes of dscsased psssoaa hi
u thssusoss 70 notify I'll persas hsviag claims
against aid estate. 70 psesssl thedh within The
tine reqsirsd By NV. md I'll shno isdss>ed u
nsake immediate payueat
AAHULDA c. 0O6S. Admr's.
July II. 1851. n43:st
- 1GintaFy 2eea.
THE snjersignd would respectfully iavita
i the attention u the public I'D especially
he Militia and volunsesn u Tezm aad Loais-
iasa 70 very supsriw qsality al Miitssy Good
which he y nov nskia9 He b 80 making
ane jsasa, twill, kesssys linssys. ssa rsssi
shoee.
woo, end The bosds a CoaAassats StsAss
win be taken 10 paymsut lbe good. what. 6osr,
cotton. and asy olAss article y nov ~, u
nay have, h nh.
n. WARE.
July Ioth. 1881. AAA
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=. y. 2g4Ug1gD1.
BOOKSELLER AND STAI)oe

No. 50 CsmY Sired, Nrw Orium,
INVITES the attention Of CouiYa, Nm.
j enAsu and the TRADE, to Ah large aud ssl
assorted Stock including
0C MOON. NOOAN.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS AND CHEAP
PUBLICATIONS,
Writing ana WrappAne Paper,
STAPLE ana Fancy Neatiouery
Cutlery, P,rfumsry and Fanny Gs4.,
At wholesale, upon the most favorable tssu
BLANK BOOKS.
Of every description, on hand and made y ~as
at the shortest notion.
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klNGSLANDS 4 FERGUSON,
pu0uIx FOUNDRY
A0210V2xW.lA1 1Vo0R0,
CORNER or SECOND AND CHERRY srs..
ST. LOUIS, MO.

MANUFACTURES Of Page / Chllds
vi patent Circular Saw-mills. Cox Rob
crts' patent Thrcshcr AMI Cleaner; Ihreshers
without Cleaners; J. n. Mannys patent Mower
and Reaper; Hedges Power Corn Shelter;
Horse Powers and Castings Of every description.
u. g. GREGG 4 Co, agents.
Marshall, Texas.
Jan. 7, 1861
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31
BURIAL CAyKETs AND CASES,

THERE viii bc iound a. Van Hooks Tin
i Shop, South side OF the Public Square, I'm
the honsc formerly occupied by Cons T.etlord)
complete assortment OF h y RIAL CAS-
KETS and CASES. The prices will be from
$40 to el20 according to sise and 6nish.
j. u. STEVENS.
December 3, 1860.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

Owing to the unprecedented scarcity Of to''
are through thi. section Of country, and the high
prices therefor, the Proprietoes OF thh Line
acrm Il absolutely esscnta, 10 protect their own
~ well a the interest Of the G1reroaent, 10
the Post Once Department.. to raiss the price
OF fare on this line.
CHAR GEe,
Fer the present Will be - fossovsss
From Marshall 10 Jefferson, ,.......sz DO
a. DAinger6cld. ...' 20
i" Mt Pleasant. ... 10
- Gainesville. ..... IL 30
Through tickets from Clarksville to
Shreveport, ,.........'..'''.' ~ w
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31
FOREST TRI-wEEKLY
MAIL STAG F. IL NE,

FROM MARSHALL TO JEFFERSON, DANGER
FIELD, MOUNT PLEASANT. AND CLARKs
VILE
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NOTICE.
THE saAsssignsd hsvilg rscsstiy pst ., q
j. ArsassAs Coss Nm 2 p1esorsd Ia ~
corn lot oseelgAtA, a shsrs sotIea, 81 russss.
3. satisActios y tAso W. ~ Avse ~
A.> p a. 49,, - ANOe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

TOWN REolDENC8 ron SALE,
0NE d ~ ~ Improved ~ b hsnAall
~ sliCtly situated, nd with two = ~ aass,
vslb y " p,sca i ~ = n good dwelling
. go ktsAsa. ~ hssss, haGA hosas, slshss
- esib, bsgyy hsass. -. rss istAss pastic.
xles ssqaie n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31
BRADFIELD / TALLEY.

"s~~~s oar cusroxsEs AND FRIENDS A NV
p u y Aoek
FANCY AND STAPLE FALL AND WINTER GOODS
wall
tkhtse~ the TINES
o rosah q
patronage a H""d~"~ ''"''' WIN " ~ BRADFiEID rAIIEY
A Ncl6y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

stoves! 0TOvEOl!
CsT secsivea, . very lsrss npPly Of Psslos
~ Onrs, ~ Oooaing Stoves, q evssy vssissy
80 pastssa Thsy 60 u besgkt q u w
aessneM, FEB. ,. 1851. ALT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

GREAT CHANGE!
NEW GOODS AND A NEW MANI
II sHARTz Informs bib fricutA and ewtom.
lie en-, Of Msnhall and Harrison county.
that he has sold bio entire stock 10 NJ. A. Loeb,
who will carry "a III business
m I'm 0Alu 0YoR2.
AID The nv proprietor, consistent Of being
able 70 give evea greater ssihActioa than his
Pfedecsssos bopes that the liberal patronage
hithssto sstcsded 10 TIA hcuse viii b. continued.
II Win b. BIZ oAjsct 70 p,eaas ed sstissy I'll vho
may avos him with their custom.
NJ, 4 LoeA ~ many years e,n,,,eoe, h
he Dry cd Faaey Good b.,nesa, 10 IL DID,.
cipai cities, asd kao~s bow 10
oUv M ell oooo1 CHEAP II
ne Roaisss 70 kssp slvsys On ha.d . hsr
and Handsome ssoeA Il good. sai,sbls b. 81
market,
CHEAPER, FINEo, AND NICER,
thes sves hs>uss brought 70 thh place.
He will sho how moee hesoiam thea The
''saall 40" ~ "grasd cosqvrros." I. 3Avasts,
Whose Aae = seller u ckeap and One good
viii b ee%issiy losl saA lpegostsa In u eow,e
q . IN nosaks- Hi saecsnas will ssll soo1p
eAasps thas h svss eesld d.
Tssesiose. ladio 81 gsntlsosa. Y ~ d.
siee 10 spcuss
GREAT BARGAINS.
yos viii avsn yo11sg1vo without dslay q he
invitation y 81 q II. A. Loohs s{oer. -
psses. and by. H ssib
ExCLUslvELY ron CAslai
He ~ ssranesd hh baliseo sstiseiy o. IL
Caah syslem. and viii Aavs nsAAag 10 % with
cr.<at. Thc greatest hasgaim co BE- had, bst
Only tbe eash! 6scollsct tAet! he bsys lbe
Cob; tssws bow 70 boy; asa seih IL Oh. he
vsss sut s.an, Wy ssaa, VIZ saan psp0t.
Coaseqssnsly hh goo. ~
GOLD VkAY L0Wie
Can and - lbs yossseives.
nasrAall. MARCH, !. 1851. alAy
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GREATLY REDUCED.

SOUTH.W EsTERN BOOK store
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-21

WNothing is really trouble
some that we do willingly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-21

The Poor BoY.-Don't be a.
shamed my lad, if you have patch
GU your elbow, it is no mark of dis.
grace. 1t speaks well for the indus
try ofyour mother. For our part
we would rather see half dozen
patches on your jacket than to hear
one profane or vulgar word pass
your lips, or to smell the fumes OF
tabacco on your breath: No good
boy will shun you because you can
not dress as good as your compan-
ION; and if bad boy sometimes
laughs at your appearance say moth
ing uly good lad but walk on. There
are a great many rich men now,
who were once as poor as you
Fear God. my boy, and if you are
poor, but honest you will be respect
ed great deal more than If you
were the son of rich man, and ad-
dicted to bad habits.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-21

SQUEEZING A LADY's HAND.-Ii
is but lately that we understood the
strange construction that are some
times put upon the squeeze of the
hand. With some it is entirely E.
quivolent to a declaration of love-
This is very surprising indeed
Must we take hold of lady's hand
like hot potatoes?-afraid of giving
it a squeeze, lest we should burn
our fngers? Very fine, truly
Now it has been our ancient custom
to squeeze every hand that we get
in our clutches, especially a fair one.
Is it not wonder that we have
never been sued for a breach of
promise? We would not give rus
ty nail for one of your cold, formal
shakes of the hand. Every person
who extends one or two fingers for
your touch, as if he were afraid of
catching some cutaneous distemper,
ought to be kicked. The ladies
may rest assured that man who
will not squeez their hand when he
gets hold Of it, does rot deserve to
have hand in his possession; and
that he has a heart seven hundred
and forty-nine times smaller than a
grain of mustard seed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-21

o ca By preparing for the worst,
you may often compass the best.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-21
THE vFORKJNGMEN,

DE nohlsst men know on earth, ~
Are men whose hands are brown with toll,
who backed by no ancestral graves,
hew down the wood and I'll the soil;
And WIN thereby ppuder fame,
lhan follows kings or WARRIORS name.
The woskingmen, whate'ei their task,
To carve the stone or bear the hod,
They wear upon their honest broWs,
The royal seal and stamp Of God:
And brighter are their drops OF sweet,
Than Diamonds IN q coronet.
God bless the noble working men
Who rear the cities Of the PLAIN,
Who dig the mines and build the ships,
And drive the commerce of the main;
God bless them; for their swarthy hands
Have wrought the glory Of all lands.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-21

ID ENZINE for taxing cut grease, ETC., sp.ld'
ID ings Glue, Cocoaeine for the hair, and MI
Aliens Hair Restcrer, all for sale BY
octfi. CPoPP & wILLiAAS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-21

GTNo man has a right to do as
he pleases, except when he pleases
to do right.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-21

ca The memory should be q
store-house, not a lumber-room.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-21
AePMinnie was one dav tai

q Minnie was one day talk
ing to her little class in Sunday
school about Gods great love to
man. Wishing to impress upon
their minds, and to know whether
they understood her she asked:
Now children who loves all
mem"
The question was hardly asked
before a little girl not four years old
answered quickly u ~ Il
"All womenl"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-21
GUESS.

Hove a maid, mystic maid.
Whose form no eyes but mine can see;
She comes in light, she comes in shade,
And beautiful in both is she.l
Her shape in dreams / Oft behold,
And Oft she whispers in my ear
Such words as, when to others told,
Awake th e sigh or wiring the tear?
Then guess, guess, who she,
The lady of my love may be.
] ind the iustre OF her brow
Come DER me in my darkest ways;
And feel as it her voice, s'en now,
Were echoihg far of my lays,
There is no scene Of Joy or woe,
But she doth gid with influence bright;
And shed DER all so rich glow,
AZ makes cen tears seem full of light:
Then guess, guess, who she,
The lady Of my love may be.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-21

: CYLove is compound of honey
and gall, mixed in various proper
ton for customers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-21

ca The passions are the only
orators who always persuade.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-21
Ayers CathartiC Pills

TIVE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmss: to produce this best most perfect
purgaavc which Is known to 1nnumerable proofs
shown that these Pills have virtues which surpass in
excellence the ordinary medicines, and that they win
preccdcn,.dy upon the of all They safe
and pleasant 10 lake, but powerful Their peue
traig properties stimulate the vital activities OF the body
the distractions Of its organs purify the blood
aud expei d--s.s They purge tia frul humcFs which
breed aud grow dstemper, stimulate sluggish disos
derr Into their natural action. AMI mpsrt hesthy
tone with strength to the whole system. Not oRtv do
they the day complaints Of every body, but
also frHisbs and dangerous diseases that have bafec
the beat Of human skill While they produce powerful
Effects they at the time, In diminished DC the
sast aud best ph ysc that lie employed for children
Being aggregated, they pleasant to take: and bng
purely vegetable free from any risk VI harm. Cures
have been made which srPsss belief they not sub
:iatsi ty Of such exalted Position sni character
- 10 forbid tn. suspicion Of untruth Many eminent
clsrEyen and physicians have Lent their 10 csEi
q ~ the public tile reliability Ct NY remedies, While 9th
s. have sent me the OF their conviction that
any Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of my
afflicted, suffering fe!Igw-mea.
The Agent below named is pleased 10 furnish gratis MY
American Almanac containing directions fer their and
seriiarAe. Of their Of tie following complaints
Crstirensss Rlous Complaints, Rheumatism DroTsy,
HeaTtrn. Headache arising from foul stomach, Nan
cexan Nor lid Inartion 81 the bowels asd Pais
.u: thsrefonl IatuIsuey, Loss OF Appetite. all Ulcer.
aud Caiancons Dssases wh,h require evacuant
NeieDc ScrofIla Kings kNil They also. by purify
ing the blood and stimulating the system, many
oompnints which II would not be surpassed they could
reari such bcAlsSs Partial Bnluess Neuralgia and
Nervous IrTabty, perNnscurnt Of the Liver and Kid
aeys Cont other Kin jrei complaints arising from
low state Of the BODY obstruction of its functi,ns
De not De put of BY nnprinciIlsd d-alsrs with
othsr pill they make prOft Ask Tor Arras
Piiis and take nothing else. No other they Civ,
you compares with t in 1t. intrinsic v.rs
Ia. sirk L. hat aid tharr A. G,rf
aud they should have IL.
Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass
Parcr 25 Crs. PfR Enx. FIVE BoxEs vos 81.
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MECHANICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
& SHOES.

OUR general assortment Of boots and shoes, is
" Large s. Complete, and will at all
times be kept full, both Of our own as well as
Eastern work, which enables US at all times to
soft gentlemen who may want fine dress or heavy
substantial work. Should, they not be fitted,
from our stock on hand, keeping plenty of work
men, we can eli their orders without delay, guar
anteeing satisfaction, in all cases.
oet1l N. FRANZEN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-21

CT Alchsmic discovery-How
to turn brass into gold-marry an
heiress.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-21

MISCELLANEOUS ADV'TS

BRInY1ELD, Mass, 10th Dec, 1855.
Or. J. c. AVER: do not hesitate to say
the best remedy I have eyer found for
Coughs, Hoarseness, Influenza, and the
eoncomitant symptomsuf u Cold, Is your
CHERRY PICTORIAL. It's constant use in
my practice and my family for the last
ten years has shown it to possess snPe-
rior virtues for the treatment % these
complaints. EBES KNIGHT, N. b.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-21
BLACKSMITHING.

n The undersigned hayingN
&9purchased the interest OF Mr.. ANN
W A. Foster IN the Black = -
smithing Business, win continue the business a;
The old stand, giving prompt attention to all job.
B;acksmifhfng Line,
/ fcbIirly JAS. DAVIS,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-21

az The lady who fell back on
her dignity, came near breaking it.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05
PRESCOTT PIERCE CO.. WISCONSIN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE

had seen him, somewhere, where could
not tell. Every now and then I seemed
to catch at some clue, which vanished as
soon as touched AT last he turned
round to speak to some of his men. l
could not be mistaken there was the
long white hair, the brown cont. He
was the man l had seen writing in the
captains cabin!
That evening the captain and I told
the story ofthe paper to Captain S-uircs,
who gravely aid in silence listenod to our
conjecture. He was too thankful for bis
escape out of such imminent peril to
question tho n1sSh&by which it had been
brought about. At the captains request
he wrote "Steer N. W." We compar-
ed it with the original writing. There
could be no doubt of it. 1t was in the
same odd, cramped hand. Gan any one
solve the mystery.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05

A SPORTING JOKE A gentleman
whose father resides in the South, was
asked recently if he was not going to the
war, to which he replied "not if can
help it,
Why" said his friend, ",you are a
'craek shot and can bag as many birds
in day rs the next man."
That may be very true" says the af.
fectiouatc 'cuss,' but hardly think ii
would be very sportsman-liko III me to 60
down South and bag dad"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05
Prescott, June ], 1861.

AN OLD MAN.-What [ cal! mn old
man, is ono who has smooth shining
crown. and fringe of scatt red white
hairs; seen in the streets on sunshiny
days, STOPPING as he walks, bearing n
cane, moving cautiously and slcwly, tel
ling old stories, smiling at present fol,
lies, living in narrow world of dry hab-
its one that remains walking when
others have dropped asleep, and keeps q
little night-lamp flame of life burning
year after year, if the lamp is not upset,
and there is careful hand held round it.
to prevent the pufs of wind from blow
ing the fame out That's what l call
an old Holmes.