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Ayers Cathartic Pills

uN RE the most perfect purgetise
n - IA we are able to produce, and, Ms
Xxx \ We think, has ever yet been made
Va ~ by any body. Their effects have
IL VA abundant, shown to the communal
~ how much they excel the other
medicines in use. They are safe
and pleasant TO take, but powerful to cure Their
penetrating properties stimulate the vital aetivi-
ties Of the body, remove the distractions OF Its
organs, purify tho blood, and cxpei disease. They
purge out the foul humors which breed and grow
distenpcr, stimulate sluggish or disorde.ed organs
into their natural notion, and impart toBe and
strength TO the whole System. Not only do they
cure the every day complaints Of everybody, but
Formidable and dangerous disease. Whi'o they
produce powerful effects. they are Mt tho eamo time
In diminished doses, the safest and best rhysie
that can ho employed for children. Being sugar
coated they are pleasant TO take; an being pure
ly vegetable, are entirely harmless. Cures pave
been made that would surpass belief, we're they
not substantiatcd by men Of such exalted ckarae-
ter, "a 10 forbid the euspieion OF untru,h. Many
eminent eiefgymtn and physicians certify TO the
public tho reliability of our remedies, While othere
have sent Us the assurance Of their conviction
that our Preparations contribute Immensely to
the relief Of our afflicted fellow.men.
The Agent below named Is pleased 10 furnish
gratis our American Almanac, containing direc-
lions for the ~ those melleinosand certificates
Of their cures Of the following oomplaintss--
Costivencss, Bilious Complaints, Rheumaiism,
Drorsy, Heart burn, Headache arltlug from foul
stomach, NauFes, Indigestion. Morbid inaction Of
tho Bowels aud Pain arising therefrom, Fiatulcn
cy, LOIS ofAppetIte, al Diseases which rec ulre IN
ovaeuant medicine. They also, by purifying the
blood aud stimulating tho systom, cure many COM
plants which II would not be supposed they could
reach, such ms Deafness, Partial blindness, Neu.
raga aud Nervous Irriinbility, Derangements Of
the Liver.and Kidneys Gou,, aud other kindred
disorders ansing from low state Of the body, or
Obstruction Of its functions.
DO not be pu' on by unprlneiplcd dealoTs With
other preparations on which they make more profit.
Demand Ayers and take others. The sick
want the best aid there Is for them, and they
should have Il. C
Prepared by DIR. J. C. AYER & Co, Lowell,
Mass,
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Social Picnic.

There win be a Social Picnic given on Sat-
surds5. August sIa, 1861, in the beautiful
grove one-fourth Of . mile Last of Martin
yancs', and two miles Yves, OF Mt Carmel.
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Barns.

Phil T. Jones, Trustee Of Bath Township,
and John Himelck Esq are both erecting
large barns this Summer.
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A Biz Yisld.

The Oxford Citizen learns that Mr.. J. Bake
Of Bath Township has just got through thresh
ing his wheat and reports an average yield Of
thirty -four and one-tenth bushels to the acre.
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Died.

At the residence Of her father, in Bath Up,
Mira Emma Graft. on the 10th inst, Of con-
sumption.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-23

q The South Eastern Indiana Conference viii
convene at LaHrsnceborg on the ilsh of Sep
'sember.
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Land Sale

E. X. Rockafellar Esq. sold 81 acresof land
near New Trenton TO }. b. Mcdowell for 5000
cash.
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ADulyIsTgAT0g'S SALE

NOTICE /. hereby given, thut the nadersiSned
~ Administrator II tie Estate of JAnns Gum
bingham, decease a,wlli,
On II'edaes,i"y fhe lna OF .S9sns sec. 1867,
sell at public auetisp, ct tie late iesdsn~e ofssii
dceedent, two miles Eastnf Ne Garnet, ~ frahk !;
lin County, Indians, the rerAdrsd r.oterts 81
sid estate, consisting of two head Of isfFe- ens
two-year.oid StockbddSe Cot 70 head ~ Hoft. 2
Wagons Farming LENS u. wheataud ostS lady
for market cnrn In TIE nvia, ltous, hoId and
Kliehca Furniture, = &. t.'tne
TERMS on ssfsE- An SUM- n three asfnrs
to be psii on DAY 81 safS crt Of dix nssths
will ho given On All tpns bSer three ddiaFs by
the lnrehassr g,tiDg Lis n-it With approved fts-.
hold sntety. uaiying the t.tuaflan RIfd AlffAise-
m~nt laws. JOSEPH cUtNfNGHAM.
= Aug i6..I7S1aw +-t'+tf p 80
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Farm For sale.

Me- Isaac Price offers for sale his farm, and
also bis peaches now on the trees See adver-
tisement.
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The work on the Valley Railroad between
Cambridge City and Milton is fast vergiug on
completion. 8
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Comfy Fair.

The Franklin County Fair win be held OF
the l7ih. 18th. 10Th and 10Th Of September.
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Religious.

Elder 7. D. Murdoch will preach in the Pres
byteriap Church on next Sunday at II o'clock
A. NJ, and in the evening also.
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ExeeSf0r'S Notice..

NrorrcF IL hereby given that the undersigne ed
IN has been appointed Executor Of the Real and
p.rsons :, Fstafs az John v. Kinds, deceased with
the will annexed. Said estate Is solvent.
SAMUEL HOLIDAY, Executor.
Aug o. 1867 -3w
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New Subsciibers,

New Subscribers.
Leonidss Sexton, Nashville. - ~
Robert A. Glenn, Fairfield.
William YamAn, HIs tf
William Il. Pope, Brcokville.
Jacob Erwin -
Silbv Bell 'at zaiIa '' "a .7s.f>4. s.
Miss sallisF Carmichael. oldepburs. 81 5
DR.. James Thompson, Harrison.
X p Han a Co, Nashua, N. H. 81
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Farms For Sale.

WILL sell on fair terms the following Farms
Il in Franklin County: VI
100 acres the Oxford Road, about y miles
from Brookvlle, on which there arc two good
frame houses, good barn, good young orchard,
three wells about 90 in cultivation, and the
balance heavily timbcred; the whole premises in
good repair.
100 acres adjoining tho above farm onthe south,
about 50 acres cleared, and the balaace heavily
timocrod.
! u miles from BrookvIle and = mile from the
pike road, about 20 acres in good state of cult.
vation; small house, good barn, we'll, &c.
The above lands are all good, productive, un
brokcn farm land, and viii be sold on the most
accommo dating terms, iEcpportuuity is offered by
the 18Th Of September next. will DO Mt Brook
vile during the August Court. In the me antime,
informa ton ear be had by iuquiring of J. +,
Mckee Esq. Mt Brcpkville.
July 26-4w WILSON MORROW.
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The celebrated Baizntr Defaulting Case il
10 be tried before Judge Wilson this week.
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PASTURE,

The undersigned have pasture to let for cows,
from this date, on reasonable terms.
'''-' HENRY sPEER 4 CO.,
August 9Th, Is67-sw
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Aarshan Diaiectic Society
GENTLEMEN Your Committee an.
pointed by the President. to draft n SO
rses OF Resolutions expressive of the
deep regret felt throughou, this Society
on the death, on the death Of our belo,.
ed and honored member, $. n. i,i.Alocx,
beg leave to submit, the following:
WHEREAS, II has pleased God in his
providence To remove from our midst.
our worthy member, Harrison Bln.
lock and whereas. the Society being
duly sensibIe Of the great loss !, has
sustained, in meeting convened for
the purpose, decreed this to be tho
proper manner Of expressing their
feelings at the seemingly un,imely
death Of our lamcnted companion
Therefore be il
Rssoiced, That while We bow in hmm.
ale submission to the decree OF Heaven
we cannot too deeply deplorc the loss of
one who was ever one of the firme-t
supporters and brigs,es, ornaments of
our Society.
Resolced That in behalf Of the so.
eiety, we hereby tender our heartfelt
sympathy and coincidence to the parents
and relatives Of the deceased, in this,
their sad bereavement
Resoieed That the members wear
the usual badge Of the Society, drupcd
in mourning, for tho space Of thirty
days
Resoieei, Tha, copy Of these Reso
lu,ions be sen, to the parents Of the de-
ceased also that a copy be furnished %
each OF the City papers for publication.
and tina. record Of the snme be kep,
in tho register Of the Society.
u. + DIAL,
J " RAlNEY,
i. T. SLOAN,
W. A. GRAHAM,
Committee,
Marshall, March 30, 1867
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In Marshall, March l2th, 1867. Miss
PATrlE. youngest daughter Of the late
Robert Ercll, Esq, aged II years and 3
months.
Baptized in infancy and trained in
the Church, this estimable young lady
early manifested reverence for holy
things, and deyout attention to the
public and private duties of religion,
truly beautiful To witness in one so
young Her seat in the Church and
Sunday School was always GAed, except
on few occasions, whom physical in
ability prevented her attendance. When
We met together for Church service on
the Sunday after having committed bee
precious remains 10 their last resting
place, more than one heart was sadien.
ed, more than one eye dmmed, as We
bcheld her vacant place. aud the
thought was forced upon US that we
should see her face no more ON earth.
God grant that we may all so live, ~ to
meet her in that world, where sorrow
and partings are unknown
She was not ashamed of Jesus but
was ever ready to coniea. her faith and
trust in llin,, ms her only Sayiorr and
Redeemer and us she had loved and
trusted Him In life, lie vas true to her
in death His rod and Iii. staff did
most surely comfort and guide her
through the dark valley To her sur
wing friends she has left the precious
assurance that her OF repeated prayer
for mercy and acceptance through the
atoning blood of Christ had been grant.
ed, all fear Of death removed, and her
soul, securely resting uon the Rock
of Ages had taken lis flight, to ropose
in the bosom OF her Go{
Mourning mother, weeping sister, sor.
rowing friends, | can most truly mingle
my signs and tears with yours, that one
SO good and gifted shhld so soon have
left us.
beyond her own immediate family
circle none knew he, more ;,t;mn..ly
-, =
ana, ! may auu no"a 'o'ed her more
tendcriy than the wtter of this brief
notice. Our rclatiois Of more than
.even vsar.' continuance w.ro y, ,ho
.s, ,,a..;.a - o, " '''
N'os' P''"S"s s""'"'or Gnu WIS NJ
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Marshall, March go, 1867.
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Sl.W)N.OOO,
For One Dollar!
The Merchants and 1aaulactarsu'

The Merchants and 0aaujaotsrsr'
JEW ELHY ASSOCIATION,
Calls your attention " The fact of IL
being tho largest and mos, popular Jew.
elry Association IN the United States
The haaines. is and always hAs been
conducted 10 the moAs CANDID and hon.
orablc manner Our rapidly increasing
trade is SUR paas~asce u the appse.
citation u nar patrons FOR this t~sthod Of
obtaining rich, elegant, aud costly
gools The sudden ssassasion Of wsds
in Europe, owing " the late nsrnss
var, and recent disastrous financial cri
sis in Esrope, has caused de failure of
. large number of Jewslry houses In
London and Paris, ohligias thsa IL ssli
their gotds NJ = great sacrifice. IN sosns
instances one third lcss than the cost Of
manufacturing We have lately pur.
chased very largely u these Hank rup,
Goods, n such extremely low pricss
that We can afford n send away Finer
ioods, and give better chance. 10 draw
the most valuable prises than kny osAes
establishments dosnv y similar bsssiasas
OUR AIM ~ 10 PLEASE, ard We re-
spectfally solicit your patronage, ~ We
are eonhden, Of giving the utmost salts.
kctios During tho pest yess Va have
forwarded = nutnbsr of the nost value.
bl prizes 10 ill paris M ths cosstsy.
Those who p~tronise US will receive the
full value Of their money, ~ no article
on oar list IL worth lees than ono dollar,
retsii, and there are no blanks Parties
dealing with Us may depend on haviex
prompt rstarns, aud tho Artiolc dawn
viii 10 Immediately sen, " any address
BY return mail or express
The following parties have recently
drawn valuable prisss from tho Msr.
chants aud Manufacturer Jewslry A..
ISOLATION, and have kindly allowed the
Use OF their names
Frederick v. Browne, Esq, Treasury
Department, Warrington, u o., fisas,
value, $3.50 Mis- Aans l.. F'pss, vs.
verify Terrace, N. Y. city, Lsdiss' Geld
Enalssled and Diamond sst Walsh,
value, $500; william IL knno~s, New
Orleans, La, sewing Msshiss, vsiss,
us; George !. Davsapsrt. Aebils Ala,
Silver Tea Set, value, eHO, Mics l.ssy
circuit, Albany, Ill., Sswisx Mashias,
salu, SIS; Mrs. Mary J Downing, Leafs
vile, Ky, 0old WAtsh, vaIws, e900
James u Fowler, lissriabsrx, Pa, MI.
YER Hassins Case Watch, value, us;
Rev William Peystsr, Milwaukie, Wis,
Wheeler d Wilson sewing Mschiss,
value, eia5, J. J. bickfosd, Han Frun-
cisco, Cal, Gold Lined Silver Tea HI,
value, e300; Edward L. Rice, ~. Louis,
No, Aslodsoa, value, e250 Aiss Helen
X Sinclair, fletssis, Mich, DiaAoad
Cluster Ring, value, t22s Hasatio u.
Frost, CAiosgo, ILL.,, Large on P.isting.
value, $500. Mu Charlotte i. llsvins,
Doniphsa, Kansas, Chicksrisg Ursnd
Piano, v4lss, e7oo, and Mssis i'oI,
value, t55. ....
Many nAa,ss could he placed ~ ~
list, but va psslish no names vitAoat
psrnissios tlss passoas sss desired W
end U. .. currency whea sonvsnispt
Partial Let c( Articles ~ b. Sid
for Oss DOiIar EaeA,
withoA seossd y yslus, ssA ~ y b
- MI -. f. -AsA -. A.
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niseellasesus Advertisements.
NTOps AvOpaa
DEB 4 JONEs.s,

AOE1 q ION E , ..
View co~ksssi Hsas u ~ Iovsss psks
WAish lsdrs wtII ~ ~ v,ry sies
tss A,,sacssls. rlsss,. snd LAsa.
Arr mssk to ssh III sss,s Of hes
Our stsrA vss bought s~ rich ssd psss
Ard veil sslI hrs low. y~ u,sy M s~se.
W. ct use Ch-sp Ia We pay ,t~ CssA
.Awsl sssons os' stock y~. A,.l ~ sr.sA.
We loat ps~sssd 10 IN q exst,
NV Aacsma siiArs. 81 No.,
na. ZEN cnsvssn yoa, u ~ esil.
For iow. eash psias. % l'ess tAsa N.
Wr',e hsso ss'li.ax x's~is 'os . lnas ,'ssr,
Aud are receiving .sts BY every lbs
Hence vs would Ay. 10 osr and I'll,
Give 1~,sb 4 Jeoes an ,~sly call
Yoa NsAt I'll coae and - kw yourselves,
II Ill wM sho~ spss INV -..~Ivss,
And u ,"u Snd ~ only b,as,
foa may gs,foe'ss the ANs,os eax.
Try sna ~ ,hsn Josn IN oss eosssess
sA~n you viii t< RUE !, ,irGe, any W I'll
sseh Aov 'as ssd paa'ug, Which has ls,sly
he~o shsesd, III II has s,.v,f cone TO ~,
sight
W. estend mr. thanks 10 Ill uvs u
irons for iavors r-.,iv-,i. ami hsfS ~,
I'M osntiWa~ th~ saMe ~Uh y VI
have never trhpr made . svrat ius. -
- joa't is'issvs IN t.i.pha,,ss nss csss,1a.
aud ~ keep Sugar AID l>in0sp cad
Candy which u sses', end ask yos Ill To
salt IN the hack rom spi Try hos Il
eats siss 1,u~.t-, croeiery and
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KNOW THY DESTINY.


MADAME T. 7. THORNTON. the
wi gree, English As,rologis,. clairyoy.
ant and faychonettician, who Las aston.
islicd thr scientific ela..s,s OF tn Old
World has now located herself u, iluJ.
son, \ Y. Madame Thornton pos-s.ses
such Noudcriul powers of second sight. a.
TO enable her Ia impaH knowledge Of the
gfeaiei importance 10 the single neJ mar.
ned Of either sex. While In a state of
Trance slr delincs,cs the very TEXTURES Of
we person loJ arr to marry, mud by the
uid 81 an instrument Of Intense power
Known Ne The Psfchomotropc. guarantees
!" pf"dl,icr lie like picture Of the iniurr
husband or wiie OF the applicant, together
WIN IT., date OF nsrrlag,, position In lie,
ha1lng uais o' character, etc. This is
no humbug ~ thousands OF testimonial.
cnn asset She viii acud when desitc,l. a
eor'iued certificate. or written guarantee
NAT The picture Is what 1t purporis TO be
ny e'ielisziHs q snail lock of hair. and
stating place OF birth, age disposition aad
complexion, and rnclo,ihg City cents aud
s'ahr d envelope addressed 10 ,oursell
fru VII receive the picture and de.itcd
information by return mil An comm.
hchiioul sacrraly confidential Address
~ eonadrncc. MADAME y. +. rmoesros
J. q. u 223, Hudson, y Y. mhlG.y
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THE STABI.-;
Marshall Masonic
FEMALE INSTITUTE

'I>HE Sseesd ssssios VI The pssssst
i scholAst'a year, viii so,sasaes ~
GFst Monday Ia Psossary nett, viz .
full essps u Sssa sssA sspsvssacsd
Teaahsss. ~
Nm. ursAaa, vAs hss charge VI sAs
Ausis llspart.sat, ; trsk. ]vsstby,
and .sl' ssaiIasd, & l. sssy assisslk
thai he Pspis shosld ceassass viii
ths srss 81 sas ssssloa; -. Asy ~
qhly charged fsva ~ liss shsy easss
d. sos asRss " sAscsss yess tsssk.
asrs hsasd ssa BE- bed wieh ~ We
Principal, ~ viii sass u he bsss ian.
ills ia The city.
Marshall, Jas II, 1867.
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Advertising Index.
MARSHALL.

Advertising Index.
MARSHALL.
MERCHANTS.
g. q. Grrse 4 Co. ssasiesos A sandsos
y, II. MARTA, Heari \ rvyMAn, n Ros~nhau,
ineb Jones. Dan My~r-, johnson 4 Tsylof,
,ierspn \ rilsbory. kaight 4 k..ley, X. n.
pAs's Co.. Aysr. iepe1, 4 TO-. HUI, Hasisy
DRUGGISTS.
Frank T. Wood, O. @. Gregg Co. 4. ssars
HOTELS
Capitol Hotel.
PHYSICIANS.
pr. Y. y. wthersposa. prs. JoAs.oa 4
C'ain, Dr.. :. Eagan. Ii. n. y. h.aAs.
DENTISTS
Johesoa \ sisashtss,
LAWYERS
fraref 4 Gregg. George Lane lliil 4 langley
John y. Williams, John burke %. ". u <cornb
Wilson. 4 Ncivef, Hail \ Turner Pops
sssadmsn Pope, y. l.. High,ow.f, Al liy.
ian Fields.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
y. II. Davis.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
j. +. aigg. Co,
WATCH MAKERS.
David Nc Phail, A. =. Ront~s
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
", N. Draes.
BARRIERS.
Ausustn. FtAsh,.
SCHOOLS.
Assoaiu Female issti,stc, Asrshan Iaiycr.
s,ty john =. Pisrce. Independents. Mics kiisA
hufs"n, M. toresy, aoa Mr. Young. do.
SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.
W. II Carter
HACKS AND DRAWS
y ". MaNia.
LIVERY STABLES
Buck, In connection win Capitol Hotel
Be Ssia'';si'A, Aajss 4s=aa.li.
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE.
puval \ Co,
UNDERTAKEN
Haigs a Co,
MONTE.
BARGAIN OFFERED.
J. 7. Mills and Smsliey.
GOLD WANTED.
". u. u. Ward.
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
ieafd fwtman Drs Pagan lads.
COTTON PLANTERS.
l.. e. Dtlisle a Go.
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NkISrEK COMA

s'ss NOsV "a.
for ttrl,"g ias Hair Of Eifaer Sr
INTO wary and Glossy Ringies.
on Hsacy ltassieo Gris
hy using ui- article, ladies and genilo.
men can bcnui'iy Themselves thousand
ioid. II Il The only article Ia the world
That viii cufl straight hair. and II the
came tine give II a beautiful. glossy ap.
p'ntancr' The trispcr COMA ba oniy
cnrls The hair, hat ,pyigora,,s. bsn,i6,s
and clcAus'~ AZ 3, h,ghly auss delsbtluIly
pcr'ume1' nd Is the most complete all.
Gle Of the hind ever oitr1l TO the Amer.
can people The Ctispep Coma win be
seni to any adde's, 'calsi and pc,.,-psld d,
Tor 81 Adlrc-s al orler, 10
W l.. CLARK a Co Chemists.
- No. , Wet Fayet,c street.
hhlo ~ Syr ,cuse. n Y.
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MORRn MOI, RAW,

50 0nvi<r tsect NJ Osisaaa.
WHOLk6Af r. dcsltsk tanpr. Tvtss.
w Wicksny and Bru ~, PisAtsg
Tackle. Meta. nd seiass, n ooas, wselna
willow Ware sAs agents n Rssa1aes
Washing Ma Aias. TAh y ~ hsa -.
Crime nov 10 ase. sad vhcss II 49, ~
give sassts' A,on ihs nsssy wv u ~
''i H.. |; ( Fl Is. # = - M.
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TIVE CAPITOL uoJEl,
Marshall, Texas.
Q v, L. DAWsON, Prsprtets


THE nbsIsrsisa.d hs,iny purs,h. I'D IL
i h,tsf~st VI v, W T NM, n. h No.
w s>be protxk,1 y, w. wsii hnovs ~
popsla' hssss, Thanked M ,As lss~rsi
PstrsAxs hetstvDw sas~avsi. so,Aias
sit n waiting 10 nslse. liz s..,,iasssss.
TM hosse ~ l. yro~saiiy Asava, y
o'~ of the mort eo,nnu.iious end rls
xsUs Hotel buildings Wv, VI ~
h'shsipPi Rivv IL Internal ~.
nnysmsA,s crrsps'~d with II este
FsOf Tks sUusss ~ ss,l ,usstsAe1
ssd sv~sytAisx Ass t.rn pssvsi~d u, NO.
1ess slse cos'iost OF su.sas. H. f're
Pf'etp' einhrscs the oVm-ion 10 ny, ikat
os'tlsf t'~lus nor cxl~nse will b~ spssSj
to 'rader u o'r Of ihc v'fy b~,, ho.sls Ia
~ 8tats.
THE STABI-:
EAs, Of ,ks Ho,<l. " . l.sss, slseass
B'ict st.b~, whhh J. provided viii q
sss''isatv Of good ~hok~sn,~ psovesdss,
sssi an attentive manage, and servants.
uerseA nsegieA ard Tlaekh
for hire or sale, W .alA on so.unissIoa.
The Proptkto, ss- . large. sleesst
ON Minus,
70 cosvvy pssssaesr w ANY rostioa u
the town fm II cents guests 10 The Csp-
itol Iioscl irrs.
The Proprietor u brisrmip<d " nsA
vstfoaaxc, coUddeni thu, Ii siii rsrslvs
u.
u " I. DAWSON.
Nos, ~. -. "lI lSu
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THE
STAR COTTON GIN.
G O n - T. y = Err.
Emery Bro. PATENT
Emery Bros Patent !

CHEsE GINS have been awarded tho
l First Premium over all comretisor.
at sres trial, for quantity aud quality
OF Cotton ginued, us we'll Us for strength
and simplicity Of construction and durs.
bility At the state Fair in New Or.
leans, in November last. they were sub.
Jected TO mott severe test AID ,,,r,
again awarded the First Premium bv
Committee composed entirely of r,acti.
cal Planters and Cotton Ginner. Wi.h
the condeHser jttdchmenf ,hsv can he
operated under any temporary shelter
or IN the epen field, il desired yai.
aftachmeat also thoroughly cleans tho
lint from all dns, and dirt, and greatly
increases Its market value.
\ Depot for these Gins, together with
Agricultural implements and plan,s
ton Machinery Of all kind, ha. been
established in NOW Orleans, whore or.
ders viii be tlled at the -horte., notice
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REPAKATUK CApJJ.JJ

REPAKATOR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon bald head.
(iro'n whatever cause It may have fallen
onl) and lore'ng growth Of hair upon
The lace, 1t has no equal Il will force The
beard TO grow upon the ssnotlssi face 10
lrom iise 10 eight week., or hair upou
bald heals IN from two 10 three month";
\ ''~ lghoraDt prastitope n have assert
ed hat there is nothing shat will force OF
hasten the growth oil ,hs hair or beard
Their assertions are hiise. rs thousands Of
hsing witnesses lusn their own expert
enee) eau bear Sine,s But many will
say, how ARE We " distiasuixl, the genuine
from the spurious' 1t ceru,iuly is diff.
cult, us h'nc-,,i,i a OF the d ncrcnt prepa.
rauo'.s advertised Tor the la II aud beard
are entirely wosthLss, and YOU may have
alf.ady thrown away large amounts 10
Their purchase. To such yse would suy
Try The Repat'icr cspplli it viii cost
You nothing. uoie@ II fully CONES up to
our representations. II your Druggist
does not keep il, send w one dollar sed
We VIII iorN I'd II, post paid, together
with ii sees'p. Tor The money, which will
be res"tucd to you on application, PROV.
ding rn'Itc satisfaction is not given. Ad.
dfes', " l.. CLARK 4 60,
Chemists, No. 3 West Fayctte st.
u'"iloiy Syracuse, y. Y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

I've Yah sbIe Farms isr SAX.
nNE Eve ,1s- North. We 81 Mar
" sAali kao, IN AZ the Ebin NJ Frssis.
Plscs, coatainl y 1000 scr - ~ srss~
uuder ience
Tbs other Ell ~ miles Novtkkast u
Marshall, known - ths Jsrons Wocas
Plsc~, containing go y res, .ssO sssvs
under iencc.
Apply to Capt. :. d. Hairy, AassAAll.
or RESELL i Co.. J sl3~rs0a. TsxAs.
AAfch L.. xi.kl
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FOR SALE.

|TNtE property situated one and ops
i hall miles South Fast from the town
q Marshall, known ~ the Blaohs'
plare."
Thc'e arr two hundred acres o! land
with nss~ and sxccllep, improvements.
This y ONT u the most desirable reai
icnees IN Eastcrn Texas.
Apply to
HILL 1 LANGLEY,
Attorneys Tor Mrs N. A 0siaeA
March ~, 1851. yzai