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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-01
FURNITURE! FURNITURE !
l.. S. TAYLOR

Esggg Would announce to the public that he has
@-H-z constantly on hand at his warcrooms at the
ElE&sN. W. COR. THIRD 6 sHIPI.EY sTs..
in the
city of Wilmington,
large assortment Of furniture OF every variety and
siyl consisting OF Bedsteads, Bureaus, Sofas,
Cha.s, Tables Mattresses and other goods in great
variety
SPECIAL ATTENTION
nnih ~ Undertaking In all It's rarions hranohes-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-01
NANCY POULTRY.
WADE C ARMSTRONG.

Breeders and Shippers OF all kinds Of Fancy Poultry,
iseludng Brahnld Pootra, Spangled and Pencillcd
Hamburgs, Grey and White Dorking Thoroughbred
Game, Seabright Bantams, etc.
Alss Rouen and Aylesbury Ducks and Bronze Tur-
keys.
Eggs from the above for Matching, warranted fresh
and from genuine stock, Packed carefully and ship
ped by express.
Send stamp for circulars and price list.
WADE d. ARMSTRONG,
Agricultural and Seed Warehouse,
oeltfw 1120 Market st., Philad'a.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-01

Highest Grades Pure Phosphate GuanOs
and Ground Land Plaster.
The use of the above Soluble Phospho-
Peruvian, and Ammoniated Soluble Pacific
Guanos, is particularly recommended, being
compounds of the richest Pacific Phosphate
Guanos rendered soluble: the former con-
tanning 90 per cent of Peruvian Guano, and
the latter highly ammonated with animal
matter making the most concentrated and
| profitable fertilizers in use for Cotton, Corn
Wheat and Tobacco,
For prices and full particulars send fol
pamphlet.
For sale in Bags and Barrels,in quantitie,
to suit, by join b. SARDY,
$ Wall ST., N. Y, p, o., Box $3.50.
"FEgn YuuG LASH Anp IT VIII. rEEp yuu."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-01

And by dealers in general throughout tue country.
The SOMBRERO GUANO OF which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE is and
always has been manufactured, (and of
which he has sole control for the United
States,) contains fifty per cent more Bone
Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore it is
| more durable
A large per centage is Soluble, and will
Immediately yield its nourishment.
The Ammonia ii contains is pure and
ready to yield its vaue-not animal matter,
capable OF yielding its ammonia after de-
composition in the SOIL
Nothing is spared in its manufacture to
render II the most valuable Super Phosphate
and Crop Producer in the market.
Eight years experience has proved to the
farmer that ii is durable and can always be
relied on as uniform in quality; ard the nu-
merous unsolicited testimonials continually
received of its use in competition with other
Fertilizers, fully attess that it has not been
excelled.
PRICE $50 PER TON of 1000 lbs. Discount
to dealers.
MORO PHILLIPS,
l q n p
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-01

CENTHKvILLKt OMAN AZ. 70 io1s.,
Mr.. Robert Atkinson-Dear Bit: Tho Plastic Slate
every purposs III which roof 70 intended. It has
neither run nor craaked perfectly sound and hard
a. slate ITSELF and think nom oil appearances viii
success as q roofing material when properly made
and applicd. Yours, Respectfully -.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

four men, whom he dismissed At
Alexandra, without even paying
them expense money The foui men
got back TO Now stlsan. rs st.. thoy
could sUiietirr aH& q lit'lo nv use
want of food. sss Colont' con-.
handing a, Alexandria refused 10
recognize So Young In aoy
other than he ear.c,,s Of an iuPo.
Tor, From Alexandra be wont 10
Jefferson, W. presume Mo prcsnmr,
also, that he wsat 10 Jefferson, from
Ncs Orleans, whom hs Fr.tctioa ie
was ea route for LATHE kack
Al Jefferson, Hes,~ick ~s- the
cause Of the murder 81 Col. Perry.
This Is I'll We know OF I'ostNlck
bu. We make no doab, the rost II lis
life is counterpart Of wha, We know
lie ia as bc6,tinv m instrument 10
the hands Of Reynolds as conoSor
was in the hands Of Holt. Who can
wonder that half tho citizens Of J.i
icrson are in prison, when the mill.
tary 'yran,s are under the direction
of such villain, wretch and murder.
CT as this man Charles Bos,wiel E
UpHsion 7Imos
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09
MISSISSIPPI
Diarrh0oa Cordial.

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

the chief responsibility ytsis, aud to
their willing cooperation with nc
as - means, tbs result Is malnly com
United Ihoy mult hosiif sthemgol-
We. sc',veiy and give literally, Il
,hair waais are ever to lie supplied.
To add to the present distress, the
General Domestic Committee ef the
Board Of Missions. hss been forced
to reduce considerably the appropris
ton Of the present year for Texas.
Our Missionaries already straihten.
cd, will feel this reduction sore
ly In consequences Of the pressing
demands upon them, both the For
cign and Domestic Missionary Com
mittoes have made earues; appeals to
the Bishops for special collections IN
their behalf, As opportunity is Civ.
en-, trust liberal response will be
mode by the members OF the Church
in Texas, who, in most Of our Par.
ishcs, have been, largely indebted to
w" ,'"tneh"V '''as'poHry lu@u l"f
help in the part as they viii doubt
less continue TO DO assih'ed in the
future. 1t is also proper for me IN
this connection to add, that tho an
nusl offering for the 3d Sunday In
Advent, IN ald OF tho University Of
the South so earnestly reeommen-
ded by the Bishops of The ten Die
eeses united IN the noble enterprise,
and which was prevented by the seN
we're ine'emeney Of the weather on
that day, Dec, 18Th will, where il
has not since been done, BE- made
hsrcsitsr, ! beg, dear Brethren, to
commend II IN eomnon With The
other object. herein set forth, to
your sympathy and support. The
Importance ~ the University to the
Church, especially in the facilities
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09
0AnsLrvs HsLIs ov Nxw On.

OAnsLras HsLLs ov NV On
LaAxs.-" High Privsts " writes an
interesting lsesss from New Orleans
10 the Hsustes Times, from which
Ne nsks tAs fellswing extract:
"Ameag ~ Acts passed BY the
Iass Lsgislatsrs, so-callsd, wss one
Licensing gambling houses il this
city. Although the proprietor Of
these establishments are required "a
pay 5000 into the State Treasury,
asd into the city treasury $4,000 DO
fore they can open The gates Of their
bells. no less than Eve Of these
lIcsnssd roads to ruin have been
epsasd during the past week in tho
.ost pshlic places Of this model city
Last svssing--af,es dark, Of cosrss
IL took = stroll among these places
Of resort, aud found in esch not less
,hsn one hundred, and in some IN
ptssees three hundred persons, some
participating. oshsn srsctntoring
Licensed Ksao, licensed rondo,
lice nsed roulette, licensed faro,
&C., 6c., hung in trsnspsrsneies all
around 10 glistsning profosion, aud
mssy who are in arrears with thar
land lsdieA. washvoDen and tailoss,
seemed to have the 'neodfui in
abundance, ia every shuttle, turn or
roll Old and young, black and
white, high and low were there on
one commoa footing. and Ill deemed
10 bet aud lose ~ ssueh ~ they
pleased. venture to say shat par
allel to this new Loaisiana enss-prise
cannot Ia found Ia America. i, Is
sssIsas 10 morslise in these tines,
especially in this city therefore, ]
viii not attempt H. The curse rests
on the heads Of those ~ho inaugara-
ted this damnablc inToad upos ths
public rsorais.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09
Gen. Longstreei

The Radical press has been slaih
cring It's fulsomc frnise OF Gen
Longsireel's detection all over him 70
such m extent it is really refreshing
10 see Northern paper speak Of him
a. docs the Brooklyn Eagle below
General Longrtreet, i,si cousin oi
the Deuts, of whom 10 Mrs Grant /.
made Surveyor Of New Orleans lie
didn Aop over for nothing aud has
not won Southern contempt without
compensation. To poverty and i'm
mortality he has preferred os'raoisn
and wealth, and there is not penu
inc man Of either party but despises
his swift recantaiion and swiiieI
search for spoils Let him 20, By
the star Of Lee, and over the grave
of Jackson, alongside Of Davis and
Breckenridge. he becomes small To
invisibility, aud he has forfeited the
past.
An echo from the West comes in
this paragraph from the Leading pa
per Of Chicago;
A few days ago The Times CON.
mended Gen. Longsireet for his sup.
posed declination of tho Office Of
surveyor of New Orleans, to which
he had been nominated by Gen.
Grant.
~ = I. Al. /.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

Tis fafr.ul,r, n the horrii muir.
ftr of Gsncfal T G. llindman, Ia
Helena. Art ln.t hll, are ye. fresh
Is gee pallie s.ind While tho Con.
,u' wssp.iiine stoT tea, in The midst
ul h,s family, llp Stiffness Of the air
was broken hy ',s harp crseh " >
gun 4 bal sh,sasA through vim
dow aed Degctsl l.ndman fell lot
s,rj FROM BE chat, mcflslly
NaunasA.
That the deed ~s- lhs nc, OF some
oil the Radicals there eoa,J hs no
doubt bat every siuri 20 III the
erime 90 she perpe,rAtnrs allied until
Tuesday morning by the mers-i
accident everything connected with
the affair WIS brought 10 light
Several weeks bciufe uiousr,l
llirlnan mur1e, /. ..v;aslou- negro
oatss, who had murdered black and
while mcn and I rhei women, was
hung by uG sii,r desperate
ARRAY, IN which equity sheriff was
murdered, THIS was ia repicmhcr,
Early tuesday morning ,ws ne
grDes confined ia thc Helena jail, on
trivial charge sesv engssrsing IN
their cell \ few word. spoken above
the low tones employed, attracted the
attention of another negro, an inmate
vi an adjoining cell. Those told Of
plot aud = uu.lSf. sHd tho startled
prisoner became most attentive lbs.
tcncr The two prisoners seemed
deeply Interested IA the subject, and
as the conversation progressed,
enough wa cleaned to stnttle the
caves dtoppe almost out oi bis sssses'
Could u hc possihicl These two
blacks were onolly commenting GA
the miscarriage OF "a plot whose par
tai execution sent 'he most d''in'
gulshoI citizen " the community
into eternity aud Whose conclusion
would have laid town ~ eshs' and
added score 10 the SOLITARY murder
The two prisoners ana seven other
blacks had been members OF the gang
Of the iynched OUTLAW, snd All mad
sworn to Sreat torr'o's vengeance
ior his death Ia council u was de-
liberaiely plotted to burs Helena,
aud murder isneral H,ndmsn and
several other Co"ssrvssivs es"sess
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French Husbands and Women =
NiFhts.

ANth'''
G., N, i,
ooVe'a' R.n'.'l"sn W ,h'ls, Nnoso
N,ses Pn'''c,pa'sa !" 'a ne, "os,'nE e'n
pua''es,ly aavo'a,lnE '"s e"nno'pa.
NO" o, womsn, p'aysu 'n''' spouse
'he following niue 'f'cA
y 'awyer' "hom 'hes sngaeea ior
ln's iaip1s0' oo''ea =, 'no', houses
~ '''lr '"''",o az" ''s'''' y,
haa"'po h"iame "ar pceup,e'
WIN "of 'o',e' pu' 'eo s's''o' W
sisted o" sea'ne hs,' 90 sue was %
hgcu 70 reeve 'ne lawyer VINO very
hon'e'y ""n"e" .e, : ''snpeo paper
'ne 'aay tssn /" 70 ",fr'se, n" ~"
turned very paie' 'hc lawyer ,o''
h'r' Wha' ol' tue lsIof contain
An "frlca'''n "r s'vo''c o" ','
rsr .t INC nn'ne"a INC 's'y
passed 'onirhens'v' ps'"''"'pesse
a. lass hrr husband came nome
from ms once MY friend "ha' u
'ns meaning OF VI" paper s"' So
90, WIN Ph'e 'aoe' " ~
an ahrncsuon TOT d'vores ITO" 70.
J he'ievs yoe Want 70 70 'rsei 90
not want 70 % soas 'ysss' ny ION
ger, am sure, se ssio, WIN
her k'nonss mule, yoe nave "e'
ice'' ana VIM c..en cc'd' scare" mus
hsnu y Ffsy :" SOW ~ "s h'
and warm yourself. ShAli get you
a sap o. tea 49,.
"uh5 ~ J 4ip qni'e ven fepiie'
the wicked hrab'nd' 's"gh'"g IA
w"aly at "ef aos're 20 40 ''"''"'nE
to make INN eoialoftapt" \ ~,
quite We'll, anh am sure you WIZ
likewise go' well "a 500, a. you arc
nee nu', ny AGAR hnsp"hu, 10
not understand wna' you meah
Shall tcteh your slippers 40
Thank YOU why Tho"'' you ln FoSe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

Il IL a matter 1T onngratulstion
that the expired isrm Of Mf. johnson
carries out Of Office politician whose
public life aud example have been
bsncfu TO the country To VIM II
Seward aa much ~ 70 my other man
IN high station. h duo tho sectional
aniagenisn that eu'mlnated in q
frightfnl war. He g1- the arch high
priest d Asoliileulsm, aud il was be
who first paraphsazed sud gave body
aud form to tho spirit Of alisnistion
of sections Ia he celebrated "ir o.
r-essible Conflict II war BY his
slogan that tho North and South
were mafshalei IN battle to settle a
conflict he pronounced irrcprsssible.
Ambitiously false, tricky and treaeh
crous, he was not trusted by friend
or foe. Aud il was these quail los
il lieu of those of philsuthropic
and far seeing slaios,aspsh'p, that be
brought to bear in front Of the tire.
menJous issue OF peace and var, pre-
scented 10 him il the 6rst days Of his
control Of the State Department.
Nr. Seward had il ia his power u
have aysv,ed tho war, His hypocrit.
ical diplomacy with the Southern
Commissioners, while his Goysss.
ment was preparing to strike fes the
relief u Fort Sumter, did not d.
ee.vr them, though 10 obsdissss u
instructions ftos Nj. Davis's Gov.
eminent, to gaia oil Tie tos paei.
BILE and accept say ssssss for delay
ia bringing sks n'asios 10 . as1sl.
tive end, caused thsn 10 b vilAso
that Mr.. Reward shesia shiat tlaa y
was dscsiviny hes. The Csoais.
sionsrs had very direct asd positive
a.ssrspces ;rou tts pes<tralia Of to
White House ITSELF that the Ltssols
csbias, wers dstermissd on var, ssd
zee duslse III Ibis time Mr.. seward
was repeating his assurances that
Tho Struggle could he syertsd, aud u
The Southern commissioners wcsld
ouly be patient bo would win ia tAs
struggle hs MA msking 10 incline
Ahs Cabinet 10 the side ofpeses. Hs
violated his assurance that - vAsiiks
novs,asnt should t.s dsssrniss1 sp-
o., snd no chssge in the sxistiss
ststss shosla lake place vitAost -.
tee ts.ths Coowississsrs. Yet ~
ksovisdgs BY the Co~ni asiossss u
the sspsdiiios fron Nsv Yosk - ~.
leave The Federal gssisss 1t PostSunp-
ter VS. SERVED fron other sources and
vas never iwtsstsd y Mr.. Seward.
There is noskisg il his SsssIosisl
career OF his vosdy dissatisfaction
Of the fofsiga a1airs Of the eesssry
to cause his rctirencai froa psblic
life to bs regretted o. 10 .atisls thsm
Ia respectable place oa ~ pssss
" history. lie vas : psrtisss sad
tsiskssss In poIitics This ard soth.
lag more. Thank itsavss ~ kAvs
a. cad Of him, ssd 70 wish ~ eculA
sey the ssms VI the whole sehos; "
ds~Agaxsss which he helped 70 form
Aad Of WHICH he Gas a shinias light.
- Hohsis Rsgi.ter.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09


THE Equitable stands first and fore.
/ most among all modern I.ife Assn
rance Companies. Chartered in 1859,
for IN unlimited period, it has far out
stripped all rivalry, and offers liio AZ.
surance to all persons in good health
upon a. good, if not better terms, than
any other Company In the United sinses'
Attractive Features:
1t issues all desirable life, endowment,
and non-iorfciting policies on a single
life from 1850 10 t25 900. It's dividends
are made annually TO policy holders
All its profits AFRO divided annually
among the assured, and may be used
according 10 tho discretion Of it, policy
holders IN one Of different modcs, vis
lst. To the permanent increase Of sum
assured End. To the permanent seduc
| .io,. Of the premium 3rd. To the in
oreass % sum assured for ono or term
| Of Year,; 4th. To the reduction Of pre-
misns for oat u more years 9th. u
| he limitation Of the number Of years IN
whish pssniuns arm to bc paid
Il y . purely Life Assurance Society,
~ does not engage IN any other KING
Of insurance whatever. Its investms ut
an coaansd BY Inv 70 Mo hest and usos'
apeeovsd sscusitisH iss business i
coadsctsa $50 ~ EXCESSIVELY >''s-s
basis. Il IL jsst and liberal in IL deal
| Ing VA ~ assarsd Il 10 prompt in
~ payment Of I'll loser, never hsvins
had law suit or contested y claim
North OF south. II Il the largest Ma
teal Life Assurance Company, for IL
Year,, In the world
IL policies average thc largest Of any
American Company, showing that I
larger poportion Of nonsyed mon con
! nding IN the ability, resources, and man
| agement Of the Equitable, prefer 10 A.
sure in this Company for Investment
than in any other
W. LlTTLEJOHN, Agent,
Marshall, Texas.
July 10, 6s. ms
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

IfGen. Gvast has not several rel.
alives who want one Of the officers
which Gen, Dix vii want upon his re-
turn home, the country oagh, TO la
msns that The Presidents family aud
his wife's family have been 50 soon
exhausted. 80 CAea9o Tsmes.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

Grant h ssid to be still unhappy
about the Trsassfy business. IL
likes Bostssll but he regrets tho
loss Of stewart. In this respect he
senisds - Of certain snimal shs'
sousd himsslf between two bundles
Of hay, Aad did not ksow whieA Y
choess - 4fsafses.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

Mr.. Sohenck, Of Ohio, Ia not An nd
mirer Of Grant, and he takes no pains
to eanceai hir opiuiea Of him. Per.
haps If he and his friends shall sue.
eeed 10 controlling Grant, ho may
conclude to think differently Of him.
A few days ago scheack, as 4 mem
bor Of committee Of Congress walt
ed on he now President with the rest
of the committee and asked whether
ho had any communications To make
10 TIE two houses. The President
said 10 reply tina. he " had sent hi.
Chief Of staff TO the Senate with u
message The committee took their
leave, and schenck, on the way back
to the capitol, broke IA ominous sill
encs with tho exclamation " What
the he'll h.s tho President Of tho
United States to do with Chief Of
staff The whoia eon.aitiss thought
tho msissr OK s~rAaxly saeer but
eharitsbiy ~pei4ied lhat Grant bad
ussd tbs sxpsessiog more from past
habl. Than Non, httarc design. II
wasn't, however, sinray the express
ion, the phrssoology, that wss object
ionabls ; the chief digestion ~ to
The act, IL GIANTS statsncat oft vas
correct. Did h really sesd III mss-
sage by hls " Grief n DtaTy' Ifso.
rhy sof -Doss b ahssp military
family, sad are itaDe~bsn % b the
medium Of eommssiaauoa between
him and the two hoaseg Of Cosgss~s I
W. noticed, the other LAY, IL uns-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09
Window Ciin..rs.

lust received by 4. Sears, a largo b
y Of 1rst quality McculIy's Window
Class The best brand in tho United
~tstaa and The froest from hreasage.
Also eho:se lot OF Lamps, lamp
dhimneys, coal oil, Ne, which viii be
sold at The lowest fgsres according TO
cost and quality ever offered in this
market, by
- A. SEARS
July Is, 1867. nisn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09
MANSFIELD 4 1loDEE'S
Texas Tonic Syrup,
4 RAPID and never failing curu Tor
IA Fever and Ague. or Chills spd Fever
Every peisea has Its AmttdOte,
Every Disease ite Cure.

4 RAPID and never falling curr ior
"A Fever and Ague. or Chills spd Fever
Every Psisea has Its AmtidOte.
Every Disease it, Cure.
Il - . veil known fact that the poser.
NJ mineral medicines so ir,quenil, Nd.
mia.s,crssi In copioas dcsss % intermittent
and biIloas rcmiitnt fevcrs ART as peril
90. to the constitution ~ the Diseases
themselves, y bile their operation ia gcucr.
ally slow add uncertain. and their ,ilects
rvaocscent lieuscdies Of this class, liax
ardous under any circumstances, cannot
be used with my approach 10 saiety, ex
cept under the direction Of physician;
and 10 the regions where Fever and Arue,
Billions Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague.
bnd their kindred complaints ehieay pm.
vail. medical men ate som0timcs nv ind
hr belwcen, and medical advice almost
unablainable II is ohyiou5 Therefore tiai
o lsepsrniion like the Texas Tonic Syrap.
prompt and certain 10 is action "a 4 gu.
ratiy, and equally to be relied ufon as
preventative oi these maladles--must be
u priceless value in the valley Ct the Mis-.
si-s,ppi, OF wherever else they may exist.
The common cause Of all rcmitttnt and
Intermittent levers is tie mephitio yapor
or miasina evaporated by heat from The
soil, OF from the surface OF stagnan, wa
ter; aud II 10 usually when the ,orrId
warmth ofsunmer has Frustrated the sys.
tenn and rendered II incapable OF contend
ing soesgstically with disease, that tho
attack CONES %. July, August. Sep,eni-
Der, and October are The months during
which oil billious complaints are most
common aud most violent The organs
Immediately Affected BY Fever and Ague,
and Intermitten.s aud Remitten,s, are the
Liver, The Spine, the Stomach, and lid.
ney Upcn each and sll Of thes rgsns
the Texas Tonic Syrup acts specifically
regulating apd controlling the flow o,
bile, preventing or relieving that enlarge.
ment Of thu spleen known ~ the Ague
Cake, strengthing the dIgostive powers
and removing thdse severe pains OF the
back which srse from the torpidisy or
Inflammation Of the Kidneys. Medical
iaen Of acknowledged cminence prescribe
Il In their practice, and 1t !. rapidly su.
pcrretlipy all Other preparations Of il class,
throughout the Wesa, Southwest, and
Hoath. M ianily residing 10 any section
ssbiect TO ths visitatiees Of Agus and
Fever. should be without II, II they dssire
10 ssesps ~ psnAlt;s Of prosrsstsd sick
49, as0 ~ oisseNp liant 4asgsrs, Asonies
~ sspeasn.
Il n ~ alose ~ ID curative proper,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09
CAPITOL HOTEL.
MURPHY 4 DAWSON, Proprietors.
o.
Fare Reduced to So so
per day, CURRENCY.

THIS hotel il recognized ~ ons Of ths
/ 6asst hotss buildings west Of the
Mississippi river. The roons are com
r.odious and plsasaat sd arc well fur
niahsd 2W
The psoprissers sstost 70 .als soasy,
ssd, Ia order 10 do "a, hey hare deter
mined to keep : No koase, charge
reasonable prices, and by Kind, iospits
bio treatment, induce people to visit
them again.
Try 1t Once.
and sec whether this IL true or nssroty
deception.
II good living and attention sHa IN
dnee custom, 1t will 10 'or,h ceMing
Connected with the hotsl is n bnsac
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j. II. JOHNSON,
I'D q n tt g t,
Nn,sbol1 Tevns

OruoE--West side OF the i'uplic
Square.
II ESPECTFULLY tenders his SER
N vices to his old friends aud patrons
In Harrison and adjoining counties From
his long experience and close application
to The profession he feels warranted in say
ing that bis work will be Inferior 10 uoue.
Artificial teeth inserted on the Vulcan
tie Base from one TO full sei and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed
He can be found at his Office nj
ali i.mes. Where It is inconvcnient Tor
persons 10 come to the Office, they will be
waited on at their homes. His services
can be secured by addressing him through
the mail or otherwise.
February |, '6s. Mott