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CHEROKEE PILLS.
Or Female REGULATOR.

Cure 4Suppvessed, .Ehcessice and
Painful Aenss'.utltton, Green
Siojs7,ess NsJrous and Spinal .A,-
JectiDzs- Puins IN tie Buck, Sick
Head'iche, Gtddsness, and aH dis
cases that spring fror frregularity,
by removing the Cause and ail tho
effects that arise from, it. They
are perfectly safe in all cases. a.
cept 1cheR .Jbrbi0tssn By dsree-
tsUns, and are easy to administer.
rs they arc nicely sugar coated
They should be in the hands Of
every Maiden, VIE, and Mother
in tho land. E
: =. L .adI4.a ..ox >da.~a. -.
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| BALTIMORE January 14.-Corros-we notice dull
and inactive market but prices without any quotable
| change, viz: SO ha34c for h1iddling Upland.
CoFFEE-Tne market is firm but not active; Rio car
held at 12al2c gold in bond We have only to
sales of 100 bags ut 16c and 100 dc at 17alsc tho
| latter for prime t,.r
ELoun-Is very dull, but little inquiry and no saea re
ported to-day Change and In the absence Of ransac
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, January 16-aod buying at 1as and se,1tnO
at lS7 Silver at 128 and selling at La Exchsnca ls
par. Nothing doing in stocks bonds. 20 . :
CoTfoN-Market very quiet and pricas dropping trans
e actual sales as the only quotaons sales Of
ac gay foot up ls bales followp viz: 24x: nj
% as g. and II at sax csnts Tho receipts arc s1i
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So Per3ons deposiang letters in tho postonaee will
neeee paoe the stamp near the upper right hand cor
har that without the stamp aeter be mailed but
must be sant to the Dead Letter OtAce. '$A 80
JenuarylS
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Passengers,

4.@E t#is Passengers. l@s9 f-l@,s2
:, Per steamer Fannie from Georgetown, GE II
Nasbet. g Herot Mrs Fttzsjrnons and chfldra, -
Van Eden, Edridgs. and 90 on deck = 1-1 -1'N' y
fer stearner Pilot Boy, from Savannah Beaufort kc-
y Comstook. Bush, W "A Mcconnell " III Free
,sa' Inan' y Horn, aalre "A Ling, Cereopley and
Aolmss q Yerder, Wright, Mrs Dubois. ; Msd"en ~
x,us Usr3e9, a. Langhn Dudley, Capt Hughes. )
W;is G,, = w " 1rnelpa Husch, Hood. Frdpp,
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strength was y, her step. and in her hands-rnAsH4-
s. T.-1S6O-.X
a few bottles OF p1.ASrAT1oE BrrrEns
Will curo Nervous ealoche. Hs"&.@."" &..u..N
.' Gold E1tremities and Feverish Lira
Flatuency and Indigestion.
:" Enrvous Afecsions . ...
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath-
- Mental Ucepondency. ###@"@" "...#" H#
g Prostradcn; Great Weakness.
salow Complexion. Weak Bowels, DC
~ LIVER fs coMpLaiNT {; s AND DYSPEPSIA
1t s estimated that OF all a!llneuts
proceed from deeeased and torpid liver Tho hillary
the antire system and e1hb!t tho ynptous
@ hs. arc to the
the world has produced. Within year ak
PsrA11os BTTrzns and not an instanee Of conn,,int
hss come to our knowledgel
suited to all conditions of LIE.
Tbs reports that relies upon mineral substances for
faction OF the public, and that patients may consult
their physc'ans We s7pend list Of it. components.
yeara in the tres:ent Of Fever and A9ue Dyspepeia,
e59 ~ tns a. into Europe BY the
afterwards sold by tho Jeruits for e r.ce Of
de.s and was finally made public by Louis XVI King
Of France humboldt nnkes especial reference to It's
OAscAnrL1A BAnK-For d1.rrhoss, co1c aud diseases
Of the stomach and 1eln.
cHAAoM11.r FrowEEs-For enfcebled digestion.
LAVENDER FLowKHS-Arornattc, asi.nulant aud tonic
hizsly iny.goEastng gin in nervous nervous debility.
AEISE-An aromatic CArmtuxtive; creating Hesh
muscle and milk; much used BY mothers nurring.
Also olove-buds. orange car1away. corander. s7sse-
| re IT. etc. ',e
8. T.--1860.--X.
Another wonderful Ingredient, OF greet use among
the Spanish Ladies' CT south America mpartiaR beauty
TO the complexion and briiNnoy the nnd yet IN
known to the commerce OF the world we Withhold
! its name for the present ,077
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
RooKEsTEn n. 7 December 2s 1861
i.rer rom Dyapepsa for thSee four AKA h.d to
abandon my profession. About three months ago
nov nearly 1c man have sntss 'Hs Ssa IN
several cases and 1s far as know always with signal
Eev: j. 8. oAFHoRN.
PHnADKnrz1A. 10th Month. nth Day. 1867
REarEcrkD Fn1kap:-My daughter hns been much
benehtted by the Of thy Plantation Bitters Thou
wilt send rec two bottles mora. 5'E
Thy friend. ASA cuRRIN.
SHERMAN Houuz. CHICAGO, H..
February II. 1868. !
MEaans: P. 3. DnAEx & oo.:-Plase send Is another
appetizer they appear to Anpersed every thing
msnd for this article, which has nrt heretofore been
Fossble & n'7
The public may rest assured that in VIII
M ss
'tsata.e seet plate ensrau5, i eanaes scs-
Any psrson pretending 70 PLANTATION B1rrERs II.
hnAt or by < gallon seoinder aSd tmPoser. Beare
VI reGtled bottles See that Private S.n,p UAp,-
rILATED errrv cork.
Sold by all Drigsiats 9rocarn Dealers throughout
the country. !I1
P. E. DRAKE & CO., New York.
ANcll -,
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Consignees per south CaroIina, Rn1lxon.
ss4.l -a@5 January II. @E #.~

s January II. M#
74s bales Cotton 20 bales Mdze 10 ois osiu. Furn,
S4res &C TO ID Utsey. Adams Frost IL Co. Bates 4
GO: chisoim Bros, E Rodgers Co. L NJ Aver l. CO, r
Tag q agent y Reeder, Mowry Co. Willis l. Chiaoru Ro-
Go; smith. Miss MeIaren. " Williams l. GO,
= Avsr1A q Son, Trenchard. T Ruder a = BlacE
snss Miss Co. ) Witsen, ,Jefters & Go, O'Nein
;consagnees per Northeastern Ra1lroas.
#'f January ~. .s.:# Ii
279 bales Cotton. Mdze, &C. To II Caldwell < son
q " Williams co, W Bennett & Co Screyen 4 Ma
q pet T. MowEy CO. Kendall Dookery, Az Farley
- - " .ask q C. Meade, Dukes CO. Adams. Frost
Ch1solu, Baeot 81 % kirkpatrick, Order 4. -17 n
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Montgomery Market.
Total stock January IL, 1857. .
Mobile Market.

MOBILE, January 14--Corrox-Thare has been mir
tns smd pretty general demand today bpt with buyera tax
ding. at which nguro .be generality Of tho saiea were
made. but tSwards the close buyers demanded further
low 3o for Middlng Sales 12DO balea the
market closing dull ut ola31 10 T NM -'-o
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IMPORTANT oRRTIFIcATRs.

ROCHESTER, N. 7. December %, 1861
Messrs. P. a. DRAKE 4 COL have been gcest auf-
nom Dyspepsla for th1ee years. ard hxd to
abandon my profession. About three months ago
tried the Plantation BtterB, and to my great 10y am
now nearly wen man. have ended them in
several cases. snd faT know always signal
benefit. am, 10. pectfuly yours,
L J.S 6. CATHORN
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month 18th Day 1867
REarEcIKD Fn1EaD:-My daughter has been much
benehttad by the of thy Plantation Bttters Tnou
wilt send rec two bottles mora ",
Thy friend, tat ASA CuRRIN
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Stock on hand. d.......................... 209, ,159
for Vera Cruz 1887 for verpool 1900 for Boston; 622
for Providence. and 657 for Philadelphia. ...
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts small and are
aimee yesterday to LOG hhds Sugar 2s1 bbs and
1QA half bbls Molasses. Tho demand continues good,
especially for Sugar. and prices which already
full ruling more in favor Of sellers The sales to-day
comprised 35U hhds Sugar 400 bbls and 1o4 half bbls
Moasses embracing all the supplies in FIRST hands at tho
following prices sugar-1nfer1or sas1so p ib; common
9a9kc; fair l0ka1lc; fully fair IL Aa1:L; PRIME 12c
choice l2,tc; seconds ha1o yoow clarified 12a1sc
white 13s&al4c Molasses-Common s9a6Uc: fair CSC;
prime 6sa70c; choice 72c per gal 104 half bbs pri
Molasses sold ut 77s7Sc por gal.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON. january 1e.-TrRpzNrnSE.-slarket
steady and prices unchanged Sales Of 2ss bbls at 81 so
for yellow dip, and 50 rs for hard. Per $50 les.
SP1nrrs TUnpESrrSE-Has declined one cent and II
bbls changed hAnds at 60 cents per gallon.
Ros1N.-Market quiet. No sales reported In either
grade
No receipts or sales Of Tar.
Corror-Marke steady Sales Of 26 bales at 80 cents
for low rniddling, and II = cents for middling.
T1,1nna--Two RATS inferior sold at s5 per M.
I
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Now Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS January 12--CorroN.-The market
opened ii,is 1l,of;i, zznec= thns pre-
vailed yesterday. and continued quict nom the opening
Close In tho carly part Of the day the views Of
holders were quito nr the receipt of the
dispatches rcoorting increased dulnesa at Liverpool
most modified their claims while the majority
OF buyers showed little dsposh operate Mt time
day. cerrng await tho effect OF further devsl-
opmcns Under circumstances the saos wero light
amounting the close, barely 5000 bales, taken by
sixteen brokers' at prcos indicating falling of Of 4c
per pound to the higher descriptions KeterEng TO
the above remarks quote follows: Ordinary.
2sa20c; Good Ordinnry, s0a3OHc; Low Mddling, 3]a
3lkc; Middling 32a32Hc. UH. -s-. IA ct
z5 STATEMENT OF COTTON. &a.g.,.n
Stock hand September lst, 1866. bales-1o20s2
hecc1Veo Il S-ony NSoS
&;st4us H. 800. TAT
Cleared to-day. ...........................1 1886
Cleared previously .278, ,oO2 291. .5Ss
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white, and only 45O bushels rcd
=. Corn-S0O0 bushels white and
demand good and priccs
c salcs were 1900 bus good to prime
o bus damp at 81 o.; 5000 bus yel-
good to prime lots; 800 bus damp
Western, mi1od atS1. Oats-s50O
,etter, and prices 1a2c higher. with
,62 cts q bus. No Rye received or
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bus offered demand better and prices 1a2c higher with
les of 1000 bus at 60a62 cts bus No Rye received
sold.
Hoos-we quote drcssod ssas 60 p 100 ibs packers
buying at the inside price,
MoIAssEs-No sales stock in FIRST hands z1nall, and
offers but little inducement to buyers.
PRov1s1oNs-Our market 10 quite bare o. tho hog pro
duct though receipts from the West is daily looked for
the demand is light and confined chiefly to bacon We
prices viz: For old clear rib sdcs IL a13c;
sides 13c: do rib 121c: shoulders 11a111 bulk shou
de-s sAc; do sides sasa1oc per h. Meas pork
% per bb Iard-sone little inquiry, and for
prime straight marks; quote 2Hc for city and Western
bbls. 80
per h. #HN"
sAE1-Remans inactive. though prices steady for
lots from dealers At - loas 15 for Ground Alum and
So 1oa3 Is per sack for Liverpool Fine to quality and
brand Turks Island steady at 58ae0c per bushel.
SuGAR-Was quiet to-day. no sales, but holders firm
quotations. viz fair good refining 1oa1oc;
fair prime grocery Cuba and English Island
aud common to choice Porto Rico 1O1za12c
Wu1sKE1-1 ho arket Ia still dull, and prices unset
ed Last sale OF City reported 50 bbls at 50 as
gallon, in bond. Country lota range considerably lower
Now York Market
MONEY 1I6RKEr. #a".",#
The New York Erening Post Of Monday, the 14th inst
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Exports OF Cotto

FROM or CHARLESTON, 8. G., coxxEsc1ro 1s
sept. 1856, 70 JANUARY Il, 1857. EcLus1vE q
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SHERMAN HousE. CHICAGO, III. 4

P. E DRAKE & CO., New York.
,c,l 20 s-'I s@. #.s-. 2. - r., -. ,,,.uf
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Another wonderful Ingredient, OF greet use anonp
The Spanish ladies' Of south America. Importing beauty
known to Che OF the world. and we Withhold
| its name for the present. r--
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DIE

On the morning Of the 10Th February
lNbl At tbe residence Of : d Rainey.
IA Marshall, Miss ERIE SHERROh
aged Is years
Thus in the bloom Ut life. buo,ant
with hope aud vivid expectations wa,
thi- young lady, member Of the senior
Class Of the Marshall Masonic Fenalc
Institute cut Oh by death 10 !. sad
for the old bending under the weight Of
accumulated cares to lay down hlcs
burden for there Is always something
20 which the heart c'ings Luf for one
young, beloved, and happy, with a circle
ul fond relatives ever ready with do.
monsira,,oa- Of affection, with a field Of
uscluluc-. before her. and an aged
mother lop,sIns ohcr iur comfort in de-.
/ ciiulns ycar- 10 j. melancholy indeed 90
Weld zap the lrcsh breath # iire'. morn.
in w early youth Miss Epr had "rc-
mcmbcrci lor Creator and 10 the sor
rowing moth.r is Def thc comforting rc-
ilccii@n tha' her daughter has only
gone hc'nra and rs with her dying
breath she so earnestly emphasized.
Thy will hr done lesson - r,.I.nl.
ton was taught her hefna,ed rell.i,c-.
who stood -o uutirin-ly beside hs- bod
# -uloring and they should ca' tlHi
hy her removal another beautiful bank
is added strengthening glu chain tbat
binds them 90 Heaven
No moro. bgr % saca. voice. ,i'l
m'ugle lu concert when annual school
amusement. call I.rfi ....tt.. cd ...
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Wonderful. but True.

MADAME REMINGTON. the world renown.
cd Astrol1gist and Somnambuli.tic Clair.
y'yant while IN clnifyoyant state. delin.
rates The very features Of the person YOU
ar 10 marty, md By The aid OF an insiru.
men' OF intense power known a. the
fsgchcn0'ope guarantee ~ produce a
perfect and Iiie-likc picture OF 'hc future
husband or wife Of Tie applicant, with
date OF marriage, Occupation. leading
lfai,' ct character, etc. Thsis no inlpo.
sil'on AZ testimonials without number
can assert. By stating place otbir,h, age.
disposition, color Of eyes aud hair and
enclosing fly cents. and stamped enve-
lopc addressed 10 yourself you will re.
geiye The picture Ivy return mail together
with desired information
paa- Address IN confidence. Hadgaf
Grfrudc RemiagiaH + q Bon gG7,
West Troy \ Y mhl6ly
There come'h glad tidinrs of ioy to all.
Fnyouug AID to 0li 90 gfea' ADD to .um
The beauty which once wa. 20 rrceinn.
and fare,
Is ircr ioralI aud aIl may be- iair
By the u.p.f
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Sl.OOO,OOO.
For One Dollar
The Merchants and Manufacturer
JEWELRl ASSOCIATION.

Calls your attention 20 the fact Of it,
being the hrsestaud most popular jew.
elry Association IN the United state
The cuisines. 8. and Away has been
c1ndu0 ted 10 the most candid and hon
CRADLE manner uur rapidly Increasing
trade is a sure guarantee Of the nppre
citation Of our patrons for thil method az
obtaining rich, elegant and costly
goods The sudden saguati0n Of trade
in Europe, owing To the late Herman
war, and recent disastrous financial cri-
.is ia Europe ha. caused the failure Of
large number ut IeVelry hou e- IN
London and Paris. ohigIug them To sell
their goods It % great sacrifice. iu some
instances one-third les- than the cost of
manufacturing We have lately pur
chu-ed very largely cot these Bankrupt
6 g., no such extremely low prices
that wc can afford a. send away t.ucr
G Uj- and give better chance, % draw
the most valuable prize. thnn any other
establishment doing 10 similar business
cot Il AIM T. To PLEASE and wc re-.
spoe;iully solicit your patronage o. We
arr confident at giving the utmost salts
faction During the past wear We have
forwarded q number at tIe most yAlua
Die prizes % All parts oi the country
Those who Ia'ruItc MS VIII receive the
fell value OF thor money. as no article
ou nur list Is worth les. than one dollar,
retail and there ugp no ilti.s Parties
dealing with u- may depend IN having
prompt returns, and iho article drawn
sail be Immediately sent 70 ans address
by re:0rn mail or express
The following parties have recently
drawn valuable prizes from the Mer.
chants and Manufacturer .lcwolry A..
socmtion, and have kindly allowed the
Use of their names
Frederick ' Browne. Esq Treasury
Department Washington, u G., Piano,
value. $50 Miss ANNA l.. Frost. Wa.
verify Terrace, y \ city. Ladies Gold
fnamel,1 nul Diamond set Watch,
value $500 William u, Emmsns, New
Orleans la Sowing Machine, value
So. George l. Davenport. Mobile. Ala
silver Tea set, value, 500. Miss Lucy
Orsutt. Albany. Ia, Sewing Machine
vNlu. $50 MIS- Mary j UuNNlufi Louis
Vile, Ky. Gold Watch, value, 500
james u Fowler Harrisburg. Pa 81
yer Hunting Case Watch. value. as
Rev William Peysler Milwaukee, WI
Wheeler a Wilson Sewing Machine
niuc, sl2i nickford, san Fwn
cisco, Cal, Gold Lined silver lea ~ct
value. $500, Edward l. Rice, u loui.
Mo, Mclod,on, value, $3.50, Mis-. He.of
+ -iaclair, Detroit Mich p.amond
cluster Ring value. s245 ilori,io G
Frost, Chicago, ~, Large Oh Painting
value. SEQ, Mrs Charlotte r. icwins
Douiplan. Kansas, Chickering Graul
Piano, value. 500 and Masio Boz
/ yaiUc, go
Many names could be placed on tn,
I list, ha, We publish no names without
| permission Our patrons are desired L
sand t : currency when consenieat
Par'al hist # Arfcls 10 b. Sod
for the Do'iar Each,
/ without regard TO value. and not to b,
| paid for until you know what you ARE q
/ receive
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A laugh is worth hundred groans
IN any market said Charles Lamb and
10 say we. There never was any GOOD
resulting from dependency and when
we sec man try Ia growl himself out
OF difficulties. We conclude him weak in
me upper story Whom YOU get into
tight place, first look thing, in the face
and then get Qua the hes, way you can
but dom sroan
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To all Whom il may Concern.


lAAAT i7IAF. ist NAf ~ hs1 LIN
January IL. 1857.
Dl an act OF the last Legislature, au-
- thority wa- gise1 to the Board Of
Managers of the Texas Lunadc Asy
hum 70 purchnse certain suitnhle lands
and buildings adjoining the property
now known q. the Texas state Lunaiic
Asylum, and 10 make the necessary i'm
pflyeacuts on the same 50 a. 70 enable
the superintendent 20 receive AMI prop
erlg care for such lmatic Freshmen a.
arc entitled ,n benefits rom m institu
ton Of the kind nm authorized TO
say 10 the public, that the srrang rmsu,
contemplated ~ the uct dladed IN, has
ben effected and uy ;hs middle OF
February rom- viii be ready ~ the re
eortion of such patients The laws and
regulation. in regard 20 their reception
are the same as IN eases Of Whi'e per
sons. yn Physician Certificate II In.
SANITY Certificate hy o0luiy Judge as
81 respa liability Of -aid Thy sac ian. Yer.
diet - a jury of inquest in regard y
the insanity, Advance Pay -cnt 81
Twenty SIX palars speeie, GR0 for
Onr Quarters llaarl and Care snd
Bond Of County Judge CIR further sup.
port Il the patient h"side- the pa
dent must ia al eases he furnished with
uMcicncy oi -ou3 and slStable
Clothing
The County judges ~ ,he ligsrenl
counties have the Laws. Rules and Reg
ulah1ns fnr The government If this In.
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Great Distribution
49, ruI
Merchants ~ Manufacturers

jEWELRI ASSOCIATION
1893 d les. Bsoadray Ns'r Tark C4y
~ Rosewood Pianos and Mclodeons,
" Fine Oh Paintings, En.ravines,
SILVER Ware Gold and silver Matches
aud Elegant Jewelry, consisting OF Dia.
mYui Pins Diamond Rings Gold Brace
let-. Coral. floreuiine, Mosaic jet. Ia.
t1. and Ladies sets. Gold Pens with
g9ll and silver extension holders sleeve
Button. sets of Studs, Nc., and Neck
Chain. plain and chased Gold Chains
Sc. valued At
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v. D ~lHHihlNsf lalt hANAhhr
SINGLETON - SANDERS.
Auction and Commission Merchants.
GENERAL AGENr..

NtRsutid., rHNts
Cou.iennouis of Merchandise re
specially solicited Eeceisiag and for
Nuriing attended 10 promptly
krfKRENcEs--G q, nregg a Go, T.
A Harris. Marshall stacy a Poland,
shreveport Walker y Fisher VI JEFF
Thompson. New Orleans John Y Barr
= l.ani. VI Geo Bacon Hannibal,
No 2-'f
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MN AANNS,

Boots aai -aoes. Ready Made Clothing.
Ladies bfess Goods. and large sad ~
teresiing variety Of o,h5r goods too namsr
oas too mention Almost every article
usually found N the bes, dry good si0res
can be iound at this house
They have Gee lot OF hcan,i'al Jewel
~ warranted purc and genuine
Also a lot Of jewelers. and Watch
Makers tools.
They sll exclusively g. cash ard
having bought al very low hsares. can al
lord % 81 AZ cheap as the ehrareS'
They invite the public to call ard ey.
anime their rcosi~ And their prices sa,is
h,i lha. all who visit them. will ~
pleased with both
VIZ iesry Goldwa,er j. 10 this house
ind wonii he much pleased TO have h,s old
7 ir,crds call 90 him.
Rem m0er that 1t Is 10 trouble To she y
goods, whether persons purchaee ot not
aud be certain to call beioge bnylng else,
| where.
I MNER. LOPEZ, 4 co.
Marshall, Jan 90 81 n2i-u
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Two Naluab G Farms TO- Sale.

hNE Eve nib. Nwth " 50 OF Mar
" shFI AuoNn as ilr Euia ~ Frazier
tli"c, containing 1000 acres. 800 aor,s
aador lence
ihc other eight mics North. East Of
Marshall kuoSn ns the Jafo-e " ood4
fiar CONTAINING Gao acres 300 aerra
uHdr lenca
App'y TO Capt = d Rainy. Alrsiall
90 Russell 3 Go Jefferson T.xas
Match Is ~ GIN
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
S'vOp. STOP.
LOEB & JONES'S.

SEOP. SVOp!.
LOEB & LONES'S.
We've Cloakaand Hats at the loves, price,
Which ladies will say are very nice
Oar Artihcials, Pinm.., aud i.aees.
Are made To suit OIL sort. Of faces
Our stock was bongh, Tor rich and poos
And well ssll them low. You may be sure
We get them Cheap iof We pay the Cash.
And among our stock sou hud 30 trash.
We don't preicrd 10 sill at cost.
Nor Auction either. al loss
Bot ven convince you, u yon call.
For low, cash prices, we beat them all.
We've been selling goods tor a long time.
And are receiving anew by every liue;
Hence We would say to one and all.
Give Loeb \ Jones sa oary call.
You must lll come md pee !ur yourselves,
L oil viii stos upon oar sheiges
Aud II sou God W. only bray,
You may rairouizo the Auction hsg
Try and get them down on our counters
t1en YOU viii be sure It dehes any OF MI
such blow Ing sid puiling which has Ia Zig
been abroad lDr b. bias never come 20 out
sight
We extend oar tbauks 70 oil our pa
tons fut iavon req iy,d and hope ury
will continuo the same With us We
have never beiorg made great ilN ard
w. don believe 10 Elephants nor Camei-
aud wg k.ep ,ugas and Lsmous and
Candy which = sweet. and ask you al "
Walk ia the back room aud try how IL
eats also Groceries, ClJckefy add
Queusware eulgg 90 stock up as high as
our Clothing Hats. Boots. -hoes Cut
lery Hosiery aud JewtIry ,neagh 20 run
d da1n Fiat
Although Re Do nat call OURSELVES
King or Qaesu. but IN this game W. can
give orr patrons four acas. which beats
ell such deal
NOW as Wr arc to close Obi. riddle.
We intend to play the fiddle
The tJre VIII be-
"cbri ,mas CONES but once year.
AID wg saG; y5u all pick you .harf
LOEB & JONES.
De. o.. UG 1911
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-16

MAXI Cons The Natche2 Cou.
rias concludes very humorous bat
asssplble article upon this subject as
d follsps
Don be- satisfied with ordinary crops
seeansc wen have TO begin 10 suck
W13ne ears before the moust-che is ID
4Acm
u all the editors in oar Land rai-c
teorn song and let the people Join
~ eAoru-, raise corn
3 Leeus DO 10 quick, before uncle has %
sh9oet 10 tax u- lti. the only thing
Aat sn stamped -thnt one cousola
IN.
d. 1estme Tor us 20 speak out and warn
r b psoplr plant corn May God bless
~ y ~, season with cornucopia of
4 ~
We also learn from the Herald
Ms new and very numerous gen
match Of grasshoppcrs are in
eusss OF formation in the country
Neoo Of San Antonio
,ls 1efsrrus to the late speech Of Mr.
lc@et, of New York, prophceyine
We snnsrcial disaster, if the present
&c ideal measures pass the South Ca.
/. # Aiaiaa says
al his gentleman has been one OF the