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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-08

ANa
should be published. l. Was published. bu
Nr Ncuahic, Who seemed tn dItln. u bt, NJ.
Va, lu be made Of il. 40 the SHINE Time .,,.,,
this stattmeut-Ihu, ~cnlina The L4uc !u
the an,Idute together" oar senator. nii,
think of the people It HARRISON a> a lf.tin
gu.,h,d wing orator OF our town doc, of lh
people ri pJua'a-ihli being ~coin.rg pcopl,
we Do not r,sd the nr,,snapcr."
Having d..u4tehrl two of the five oe fiji
F.tl.ian array. / shall NOW proceed 10 di.pn.,
Of the utL.r three take thrn,. In then. a., "a,
Before dair, ST.. fellow citizen. | call mo,
Won To- keen ir mind what. WA. sand h.. our ,.n
aior, of the Adlrr,. drawn lg the Hon I,t,
VI Bcfrcu of t;rard,. The, voted for II nm,
would have .iuned II. The, ,lfll,.d up.,. IL oil
length. and seemed 10 dwell with pees lar rle,
sure upon the miIdnc.s of It's tone, and IA,
truliiulnc>, 81 rs statements.
What then does this Address say upon theil
bird objection to the Southern Addrc.,-thct
prot. .t,on Of our right, under the constitution
After copying the second clause Of the second
eccuou OF tho fourth article oi the cousiitu
Jon. whch j. ia these words, Nu person
held to service ur labor ia one state, under III,
laws thereof escaping into another shall IN
consequence Of any lass or regulation therein
be- discharged from -ucli service or iator bat
shall be- delivered MP on the caim oi the party
to whom such service OF labor MAY bc due
judsc Ecftcn ,a,s. that ito al procicI pu--
poses this Proposition may be- saId io be- almost
diuHriH The citizen of tin south. scrhin.
thc recoton Of hi. fugitive slave, instead of
r,,c.r,ag nj ad protii,i for ruth, eopHifo'tli1
i, doomed TO encounter rssisiaace m,naV farm
uhict iaeenafv can dc,w-irom Legislative
acjs-lrom Judges and Magistrate, and. when
these fail, from moh, Of white, aud blacks who
IN tprcs or threats rescue iir fal.if.rf dll, jroni
his riehffA airrer. while q Is subjected fo I'M
'Hh 90 aie ha:ad u mPr~4un.H, Il haly
PcuHWrg fass. and Even pi LIFE ITSELF
y citizen Of Mnn innd, Nj Kennedy Of liagcr~-
;own, It Is well known, has lost h--lde 200 an
attempt 10 recover ihs iugine slave uRt'r mas
pr0tistoH
In, tins provision of the constitution T.
violated Indirectly. a. well as DIRECTLY hv orpnu.
ned combinations of individual. IA many OF Tia.
states. whose object 3, to cnticc l,,. from
their masters, and piss them secretly and ran
idly. u, rirnn. pr,,,to,i,l, urrnup.d. INTO , an.
adm. vber, they are beyond the re4tb Of tins
pr,,i.f,n--n .l.r,cc.~ which An viii aerrc D.. a,
,ir,.',, rspu ,uant Ia IL. iupucii1ns. ms IT, open
and even to.Fiblc. violation would be. and N i-
believed that net a,l, of iir sif,,s, fiftiH ,chov
j.y,ts n.y.ri,f ta, aiYti,d aJi measure ID, sun.
press INN
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-08


whether they be If God, or whether they be- OF
iiaa-Who see, IN the enforcement Of the WI
mot proyi.o. the certain abolition Of slavery in
Die states by the Federal Government, and Il,
no d~,an, day ! trust in God that ihey may
a'i BE- il.c prophets, and that their prediction.
may none Of them be fulfilled But rs sure rs
sc i've, the course pursued by our Senator, !,
/ the very oac 10 insure their fulhllmeul let the
south continue 10 show broken front, aud eX-
hibil distraction and division IN her ranks, and
what motive viii be presented 10 the north SUI
tslently powerful 10 stop her n her headiong
course Of aggression Satisfy her that the
tuou is not Iu danger, and at the next session
oftongress the " imot pro,i.o viii be adopted
The last objection 10 the Southern Address
having teen disposed a. ! ask YOU, again.
fellow citizens, why our Senators did not sign
~ Could il haze been because it contained
statement, which by endorsing Mr. Hculen'.
Address they admit 10 bee true. aud sentiment. Of
which they approve No other reasons have
been furnished by them You have heard their
defense. aud Il IS !or YOU 10 say'hoW iaF j: Is
satisfied
For myself cannot believe that ;he reason,
assigned were those that deferred them from
signmg. They apply equally to Mr. Befu,u's
Address, which they would have signed. The
only difference between the Southern Address
and that of Mr. Beueu, Is that the former
recommends pat9a al the south UJoH dtis grsa'
southern question. i rccommcnis that, Tor the
timc we shall forget the name af wing and
democfai-'hat party tle. shall be- dissolved
and that by placing tia, question atose all
other questions We convince iie north that we
are IA caruc,t Mr. Bcuicns contains 10 such
recommendation ard for that reason. and for
that alone IL WA. more urccp'uhle to the uuii.
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Private Boarding.

MFRS. TAPp viii receive few Doarders at her
1vl residence on Main-street. Her charges will
be moderate, and the comfort and convenience Of
those who may patronize her, will be attended to.
Oct l6-tf
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MARTIN & wHITELEY,S
NATIONAL TONIC.
A CERTAIN CITRE FOR
Ague and Fever, and 1syspepsia.

our widely extended country there are no dis
Il eases that create so much distress as Intermit-
tent and Remtttent Fevers 1t has been our partcu.
Tar study to find out some remedy to stop that truly
distressing scourge, and think by this scientific
compound, we have effected this great object. 1t
Is also, we think, the very best remedy in ,DYS-
FEPSLA, and if our directions are followed will
not fail to eiiecta cure. Get the Pamphlet from
one OF our Agents, (and you can obtain it gratis)
ana AZ, We think you will be convinced we are right
head the following from highly respectable
source:
MT. SIDNEY, Augusta Co, Na,l
February Sd, is4s.
lhsssrs Mortln & EhHeley:
Gentlemen had been afflicted for some time
with disease, which believe was Dyspepsia, and
was induced by the representations OF your Agent
mere, Mr. James e. Ross, TO try bottle of Your
NATION AL TONIC, and must say it gave
me more relief than any medicine ever used for
thaf purpose, and believe it is the best medicine
Tor that disease have ever met with.
Yours respectfully,
ALEXANDER COLET.
Prepared and sold by
MARTIN 4 WHITLEY,
No. 4s, South Calvem ST. Bait. Md.
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MAN
Cannot have hisdiseases cured but by removingshe
cause which is generally internal. No effect can
take place without cause. Therefore,
NO RHEUMATISM
can effect the head the foot, any pat Of the bo.
dy, save from the actual presence OF those hurnors
whose acrid or peccant qualities produce the pain
NO BRONCHIAL DISEASE
be present, nor other affections Of the Throat
or Windppe, or Consumption, but from these ma
lignant huInors having become seated upon or near
the air vessels Of the lungs.
ltis in truth these acrid humors which are the
occasion Of all the aches and pains; all Eruptions
Feet and all the lnfamations; all Cancers and Tu-
mors; all Piles and Costiyeness; all Fever and
Agues; all Dispeptic Affections; all Head.aches
and Bilious Affections; whatsoever. And are all,
durable. BY purga:ion with the PILLS ofDr. BENZ.
BRANDRETH.
Dr. Rrandreth's Principal Office 24l Broadway
New York; ether offices in New York.
m. BRANCH, Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
Mol east Main street, corner. opposite Old Mar
ket.
:, Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at
Newly oIk prices.
The genuine RynndyetA, Pills can be obtained
at the following places
VIM, Kyle staunton NV. W. King Waynesboro;
VIM H Bell Churchvile; P. A, Heiskeli, Lebanon
White Sulphur Springs RI. Syrcle, Parnassps;
H. Messessmith, MT. Scion; James M. Stout, New
Hope; D: 4, w.. .Whitmore, Mt. Meridian; B. F.
Graham, Greepyille; James Guy Deerteld; Nc.
Guaia s Co, Midway; Col. W. II. Allen, Green
Valley, Bath co; John Dickinson, Marlborough
Spring; Crawford 4 Co. Warm Springs Henry
Miller, Cedar creek; S. b., Brown, Fishersville.
VIM. Dudley. Jennings Gap, Taylor u Co., Oak
Grove, Augusta.
March l9.-2m,
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$4,000 REWARD.
THE subscriber wishing to change his occupa
Il ton and residence, but not his politics, offer.
for sale his very

Il non and residence, but not his politics, offers
for sale his very
EALUaBLE Farm,
known by the name of "Hunter's Retreat" miles
Northeast OF Stannton, adjoining the lands Of Capt
A: Anderson, Robinson Hanger, John Sperry and
others, containing by recent survey lie A
CKES some poles, about 10 acres of which are
cleared and in good state Of cultivation the mead
ow first rate, and the balance Of the land very heav.
lily timbered with white oak, black oak, ehesnut,
walnut. locust, hickory and great variety of Other
Kind OF wood. The improvements consist of a good
og-House, newly weather boarded all round with
TIVE nooms below and two above, and new Kitch.
en- and Smoke House, well finished a fine, large,
capacious, new, Frame Switzer Barn, new Wagon
House, Lumber House, Courthouse and Wheat
Granary, 30 feet long, Hog Pen, the same length
all under the same roof-besides other convenient
houses-likewise, two never failing Springs OF
most excellent water, and one of the finest youno
and old Orchards, in the county, containing every
variety of Apple, Peach, Pear, Plum, Damson.
sweet and sour Cherries, &c.
TER MS-One.haft the cash down, the balance
in three equal annual insaments, the purchaser ex.
ecuting his bond and giving deed on the land to
secure the payment Possession given at any time.
Arrangements have been made to convey good
title to the land have advertised for sale. and
those who wish to purchase are referred to VIM b
johnson, ofStaunton, who is authorized to sell 70,
me and will show the land.
FERDINAND S. LElSKELL.
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VIRGINIA: AT Rules held in the Clerks OF
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law anc
Chancery for Augusta County. March 9Th. 1919
Thomas J. Niche, acting Executor of Mchae
CARRIER, decd-PlaintiIf
AGAINST
William A. Menzes and Elizabeth his wife, former.
~ Elizabeth CARRIER, Alexander M. CARRIER,
Michael c. CARRIER and others-Delendants
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, William A. Menzies and Eliza
beth his wife, Alexander NJ. CARRIER and Michael C.
Garber not having entered their appearance and Civ
en- security. according to the act Of Assembly the
Rules Of this Court, and it appearing BY satsfacto
~ evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth: It's ordered, that the said De-.
do aPpearhere on. the LIST day of November
Term next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Staunton, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door
of the Court house.
"A Copy-Teste,
NICHOLAS c. KINNEY, c. c.
March &c, l8l9.-2m.
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VARIETY.
lam FADING AWAY.

BY MRS. s. j. HOWE
am fading away to s'the land of the leal,''
Where the spirit Of God shall his wonders reveal
Where the glimpses of glory that fall round me
> Shall illumine, like sun beams, my sllad,wless
brow
am fading away, but do not repine,
For lonely and desola,e path has been mine
And afar in the distance hail with delight
The gleamngs Of home that arise on NV sight,
am fading away to the "land of the leal,"
Where the angels the rivers of life shall .lnseal-
Where the pilgrim, all weary and fainting in this,
Shall rcst in world of unspeakable bliss!
My sandals are solid by the dust on tie way,
And my spirit hath tagged meath the heat Of the
day,
But weary. responding, l've look'd to the home
That ever bears Bethlelem's star on its dome!
am fading away "to the land of the leal,'
Where the bloom from the heart, there's no sor
row to steal
Where, surrounded by pleasure aad fountains o,
bliss,
shall look back, unmov'd, on the sorrows of this
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Latest News from California.
ABELL e. A<RMENTROUT:

ID RESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens of
~ Staunton and Augusta County, thatthey are
engaged IN the HOUSE, Sign AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING business. in all
its various branches, and can at all times be found
at the Virginia Hotel.
Persons having painting would do wei! to, call
on them as they are determined TO do PAINTING
cheaperahan+the cheapest.
February 26; l849-ly.
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PRICE IS GENES A,sorrIn.


-, A remedy for all seasons, and safe at all times.
The most superficial observer is aware that one
great cause Of disorder is Costaeness, and that bv
the timely taking of purgatire the system is re-
stored to its accustomed energy By such course
the lives Of hundreds are saved, who would other
wise have fallen victims to disease These Pills
speedily remove all irritating matter from the
bowels, and excite the bilious functions to a
healthy action. The press is teaming with the re.
commendation Of Purgatire Pills gotten up by men
who know nothing ofthe effects of Medicines on
the human system, and hence are endangering the
lives Of thousands, who are daily using them In
doing public good as they are the PRESCRIPTION Of
regular Physician who has used them in his prac-
Prepared and soldJv
MARTIN Il WHITLEY.
AT theif wholesale Drug Store,
Ao.4S, South Cd1rert ST. Ball. ND.
AND FOR SALE BY
Dr.: Z. Berkeley, Staunton; james f.. Ross. MT,
Sidney W. II. Kennedy, Midway; P S. Roller.
Mt Crawford, Rockingham Co. HenkIe & RinlSer,
near Mt Crawiord Andrew Houck , H arrisonburg
April ?, ls49.-ly.
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JUST RECEIVED

C10 BOXES Manufactured Tobacco, emb, a.
.IlO eng every variety of quality and price,
put up in h., Sd 10, i2 h., l-3 h., lbs, and
12lbs lump
10000 Superior import. Segars, various brands,
.o "a, and Of quality not to be surpassed.
1900 80 600 Fine Fine Spanish segars.
$4,000 Principe do (part fine quality
$4,000 Lord Byron, Cine Hayana)
5000 Pellon ,Segars.
10000 Trabucos do.
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$4,000 Small do. do.
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$4,000 Half Spanish do.
10000 Common do.
Paper.
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20 do Ruled and Plain Cap PAPER
so do assorted Letter Papeer.
80 do Patent envelop do
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Doz. Fine Tobacco Knives.
Cases scarfallati Smoking Tobacco
--.ALSO-
China Pipes, Segar Cases, Snuff Boxes. Rappee
Macabau and Scotch Snuffs, New York. fine Gu,
Tobacco, 1000 Reeds for Pipe Stems, Dbl. Pipe
Heads, 10 bbls. fine Smoking Tobacco.
The advertisers would cali the attention of Mer.
chants and Dealers to their large stock feeling con-
fident they can sell them as good bargains as tbey
can purchase elsewhere
C. T. COCHRAN & CO.
staunton, Febraasyl2.
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Nor so MuDDr AFTER ALL.--The editor of
the Lake Providence Q.a.) Republican, in his
last number brags considerably about the inn
proved condition of the streets of his town. Be-
cause he was able to see above the mud the ears
and a small portion Of The heads of mule team
that was driving through one of the streets the
day before, he says ''the mud is nothing like as
deem as If has been J,
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SELLING OFF AT COST.


'NHE subscribers having determined. 10
i change their present system Of bust.
ness, respectfully announce to their friends
and the public generally, that they will
from this date, commence closing off their
entire
STOCK OF GOODS.
at cost, for Cash. Those wishing bargains
are requested 10 call at once, as we shall.
positively, sell at cost. The stock consists,
in part, Of the following articles
FOR GENTLEMEN
Super. Blk, Blue and Fancy Beaver and
Pilot Cloths,
% do French and English do.
DO do American do.
Do Doe-Skin and English and Wool.Dyea
Cassimeres.
Do Fancy, French American & English do
vestings.
Do scarfs, Cravats. Gloves and Hdkfs.
a large stock OF Sa!tinetts, Pulled Linseys and
FOR LADIES AND nousEKEEPERs:
Super. Cham. Silks, Blk. Groderine aud
Striped Silks.
Printed Mouselaines, Casllmeres. Molar Lustre,
Black and Fancy Alpacas. Embroidered and
Plain Mouselaines,
Bombazine and Second Mourning, cashmeres
and Mouselanes
Plain and Embroidered Mode Shawls, Every
handsomely
Turkeri and Common shawls, (good variety.)
Ribbons, trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves and Neck
Ties,
Linen Camb. Handkerchiels, from Zoe 10 81 rs.
A large lot Of handsome printed Calicoes, Blank
cts, Striped and Plaid Linseys, Blk. and Bro. Mus.
Inns, ,Ginghams, Checks, Plads, Linen Damask for
Table Cloths, Russia and Bird Eye Diaper, Crash
--.HLSO-
Hats, Cops, Roots, Shoes, Hardware and
Hsueea4uare,
with many other articles unnecessary TO enumerate
IHOS. N. GREEN & CO.,
Successors to Green & Co.
jan ~ SIGN OF THE FLAo.1
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DRUGS, MEDICINES AND
FANCY ARTICLES.

TNHE subscriber isnow receiving his Fall supply
i DRUGS, MEDICINES and variety Of
FANCY ARTICLES, including many other,
genuine GERMAN COLOGNE, Bay Rum,
Glen's Shaving Compound, Motto and TEansparen mt
Waters, &C., &c. Also WINTERSTRAiNED
LAMP OIL and LINSEED OIL-all OF
which will be sold on accommodating terms.
Oct 80. E. BERKELEY
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Land aAd General Agency omes q ne Capst.i o. ma
neis. Clsy 81 sprtssnexd.
no Of Iiso6 iaad heids II Aeis ndssa
edness, and al persons desios IF PlrAastng State Id via
Haois yiP o. boadThe undersigned would respectfully inform
The public thai they have established in this eligible he
state Of nosa land and general assacy cs for the
Of all business sppeaniHg thereto within die limits q the
All transactions relative 10 the purchase and sale Of
lands and reporting location, advantages and pas
ne selling all descriptions State this and
other description Of business attached H.
most extended scale, viii promptly faithfully amended TO-
RkysRksoks.
Messrs. Deifendon 4 Miles, Washington city
~" A. Gowdy Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Mss.s; syeIiss : Co. 81, Louis, Missouri
A. ChTisiy, esq,
Ills eaeellsncy 4. q. French, governor Of Illinois.
Hon. Thomas II. Campbell, auditor
John Moore, treasurer
g Z s ;m.at Tsao.u, Judge supreme court
!" ]. Dean Caion, z" "
msss,. W vvs = sheldon, New York ely.
g. iarter, esq. No Front street, I" I"
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam DiIier,
coi. s. w Black, f,..burs, Pa
Gen. Caleb Cushing Boston, Mass.
q. p. Sanger, !" 80
X. .
J. ID. Pratt Co, Baltimore, Md.
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NE w MUSIC.

w FISCHER Pennsylvania doors Of lab
W. received the following and popular music which
will sold peesfour cents page.
The Rare Flower of quades, composed BY Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Poka by Wentworth.
K The Vagabond Polka; by Gungl
william Polka, performed by steyemark
pnny. SEX .yf !, . II ,s f s
The Water Spirit Waltz, by A. r. KrugeI.
Waltz by w. q. Beche. Z Y
II The Friendship Waltz by q. Schuser
The Tedesco March arranged from the Opera Of Enan by r.
Boyer
Beauties Lucea oa Mosquetaires de la Refine, &c. Pot
pourris; by H. Cramer
The spring Waltz by T. Moeling.
Punch and Judy Polka performed by the Seyemak Company
arranged by Ilelmsmuler.
The Lily Rondo; by Louis Rename.
EInani inyoiam cavatna, from the Opera Of Enan arranged
by Edelmann.
Blanche the Breath of Morning from Opera
of the Huguenots; by Meyerbeer
though my may from Donnizei's Opera of Belly,
with English words.
move look about; beautiful ballad by
Henry RUSSELL
dearest beautiful ballad from
Opera OF Lucreua Borga arranged by O. Linlsy.
Of from the Opera Of Quentin
Durward.
II 3 song my mother sings; by Rodweil.
Lonely Jenny Lnd music by NJ W. Bale
Thoun my side; by w. X. Dempster.
The he throne of gold words by Barry Cornwall
music by G. Davis.
Hunter.
The Bachelors Dreams by Munich.
Stop dat knocking at the door, for the guitar.
Aug3
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THE AMERICAN FARMER Is published monthly In the
city Of BALTIMORE q per snnu, copies g. thirteen
90, thirty for $40 July, the
most favorable auspices the organ Maryland State Agr-
cuulal Society and all the prize reports committees
are pubished therein The society meeting determined
raise $780, 70 be appropriated ows Of plate,
valued NJ go be awarded the BY the ft Of
October, The largest list Of subscribers
mencing In July $50 for the second, third largest
list The publisher has also added Eve other pzes payable aF
cultural works He has also offered 500 o for the
coming volume viz 80 In silver plate for the best the
plan and Of farm buildings and the Of the
rm yard 80 m the best The cultivation Of tobacco and
20 for the best Of The dairy
The n number appear In July, will contain of the most
valuable nom the Of Epnurp ROWS, OF Virginia.
presented 70 the agricultural public, particularly Of The tide
Of Virginia. Maryland and te caroinas
Of hts farm the 1--WE he has
estate In Virginia. and conciusvy that
able degree Of prudence In farming made
profitable The second
cnrrc o his farm Mr.. Run shows that his clear
capital invested Cor land implements Stocks
third i26I ourfh - 80
hhh I0 cent besides supporting his family
stock kc and raising the value Of his rm ntnsicny
worth when he took In hand Every farmer and planter particular
y In the dewater districts Of country, win paper
fhe deepest interest
number valuable papers
which from GsoRes W. DoBpir, ESQ.,
Of the Maryland stnte Agricultural Society,
ruccn ofihe wire fence and nom Col cArRos the
xadres. -''' SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland state Agricultural socetys Hall,
June 4-2swh IDS Baltimore s., Baltimore Maryland