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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-27

hope shall NOT bc accused Of oilicoue !
fer ycpiur.ue ~ this time, to make o few, I'd !
tiul suggestions 10 my political bre,hroa I
large The approaching contest iar .ian =
tcer-. the Legislature, and the gmendmea !,
the Constitution, Is one that demands )
mony and energy on the part of the rpaih
masses. If We rightly ,a.ne the priacp.a :
advocate. Wc must deem no sacrifice Tea RI, /
90 -ccurc their establishments And parti /
should We c'iucc our attachment to ulo..
ypr, by describing all mcroh selfish eim, !,
local prgud.ees and by promptly rchukiag
yhte-t manifestation of spnt Of d., 1
and disallect,uu I
The campaign of IS terminated n the
Of the democratic nominee, and the clra !
To the Presidency OF military chieliain, io J
incompetent 10 discharge the duie. appcr@A
ing to that distinguished station who repeat
pledged himself To be- governed by 40 "a
considerations, tut whose conduct .nts /
promotion has been .ignliscd By It's utter 4
compatibility with those pledges Thi,
long since predicted lay the democratic Graz
and presses, and no G,r-,ighted man has u /
N the least disappointed by lbs fulnIment II
can be but ltlle doubt that the present adl
isiniion If II continue, as it ha, hegun) /
completely eclipse the memorable admaiss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-27

10 J. MoG-
Oh what a changing scene ii Is thp Proisan X
our,
Where ri, W find the sharf-,.t thorn. attach n,.
csi nuWrr.
When OH we NEE, friend awhile. who charm.
then Is gone
And leaves us. from tie contrast brief uor. Al,
sad and lpur.
A. lightning. that DER low ing eoud., i,o,nen, 1
stream,
Then have the carh IN darker Gloom ir,as tim, h,
transient rlcam;
And 90 We IA, thy presence. though a me,.o,,, [.
4 slar that brea. .hone around thr faded f,.
sight
see thee now. before M, Fazed upon Thee 4. |
And sweet thoughts of III, mind nnd hear. ars ,,.
ing uef M fast.
The mobile wilth Of that fair brow tale OF tut.
tell
uf one who JUDGES f,r him.clf tei alvay. idqr, 1
And M that. truthful great. and golj aud al &. |
free tr,m gniie.
Geam fuh. expressive ia that month, and pa
utlm .mile.
Iic manly Gnuars. &C that step, die flashing 4 =
eye,
Bstny rba mastery of thoughts. uu.,auud b.
.er.hv
could latimc an orphcan l,u., or wicId ssF 1
pm.
To touch the iumo-i depth EFF hcarls and wa
mina- of mrn,
Each chord should ,thraic to il'' pr,i.e each !
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-27

..t this time, oh eyes are upon Rome--all
hearts are with her IN her struggle for liberty
4 meeting was to have been held in philad,l-
phia on the Fourth of Judy, inst, to give cN-
preston to the public sympathy with the Re
publican, of Europe. George NJ Dllla, was
expected to preside, and Mcssr, Conrad, Elder.
Earle, Kelley, and Patterson are to be among
the speakers
We see also, that an immense meeting wa,
recently held IN New Orleans, having Ia view
the same patriotic object, over which Governor
Johnson presided, and some Of the most d.-iin-
guishcd men Of Louisiana participated. Tie
resolutions were in the highest degree patriotic.
An executive committee il AID of the Italian
PATRIOTS was appointed with full powers to
do all things necessary to carry out the Objects
of the meeting.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-27

lt ff
os IN. State. and that oihers were opposed 70
il Oar columns were offered 10 them for the
purpose Of informing the people upon the sub
lec, and II seems that thu election - - pas
without any public exposition Of ihe matter
Thi. subject is destined to cost the state some
thing perhaps q great deal. IN the consumption
Of time. during the next SESSION Of The Legs
la,urs, unless the people consider the subject IN
advance and determine upon the propneiy ana
improperly Of lhe measure before the cieeu'n'
or. a, far,hes,, before the session Of the Legs
laiure.
1t is very strange that q subject Of So vast
Importance should be suffered TO remain undis-
cussed. II, however has been proposed, and
the proposition is, that the State Of Texas
ougbi 10 be divided at the next session 81 thc
Legislature This proposition now stands be-
fore the people in rather on acceptable light
The Arguments 10 JUS support are Of a -c'i-
approving character and readily commend them
selves.
The State Of Texas Includes section Of
territory so gtc,, that vast extent oi is ronu-
Wy - a. ''''S "'''' ''''''
~ P'''''"' ~ 80.
BE- remedicd b. d division OF the STATE al TINS
time the affirmative Of the proposition would
find strong argument in it, support But So
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-27

.sazHs=saaaaa
AGENTS goG TIE TEAS HEfthLitAA.
E.rttt. Sh'%EeI H. Al,
~ i,' ft,,l,g, J'ssas
IL 49,, 'x,g...l.I H..
T J c wosrssa P1ie'ita',
Il o BfgNF, 7We,
Dt J. u NAr"hf, HH@'
Dr. l. II Asne aofr Nh'NY''"' 1.
J ''aA"'A' ''p"''"
n-r Hon DAVID : KAUFMAN b n candidate
70 fepfe,,hi "T ~ e.,1... ~ a.. n,te s,,,.
c,,.,, .-..,.,.,. .,.,.
~, az. ~ 's,',',, e,o,rfno, Of he STAT
T Nm, a, ,ha en- qinr elec,on
" HAMILTON IL candidate 70 frpT'-eh' 'h,
the ne,i sine legislature
M nan 81, a. ,,oJtlate 10 represent
,b. roun,ies II smith grhur nnd Harrison in the
.,,,ng el@e,,on
n. ru,y,pn ,pk candidate
4, ,4n,eseu, the district incluang lhe estnes o
W ,iIel'i III, y, '''
,.,,,, f,.
W. a',r'',' .,,.l,1,,' T., ,,o,,.,t H. coaos.
at if~huf and liarrsh, m The lower hfaieh 81 'N'
nras State legsiatur.
e. "a p,tpprees il . .,.l,i,,. ., r,.,,,a.
- -. :, ~ ~ ~, loo, bench a., t, Stnte
.'i..,. -, H. ,.,,,,., .l,,,iot
Tim rtorcu. Fen ts a candila,c IN Represent
Harrison s"uny m The l"yef branch OF The S'''
'.---..-s--..----.--
ar TIE funeral -11aan % Hr,. u. u h''a'' ~''
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-27

NJ Tho poem med Z iioRArfo,' mer's our ap-
probniion and will appear IN ouf next
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-27

Eg- TIE nnen -enann Of llry II u kttaef VIII
10. preaelsd by the Rev ; Wllama, on the Inst
SUNDAY in August. che fth At lhi. plaoe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-27

t.-y- Hon DAVID : kAlffMAN p enndria'"
~ represent the firsi Congressional District 81 Ne
STAT Of Tsass N thu Congress Of ihr nhcd State
mr. Hon J \ GREER Is candidate fnr rfeie''
ton to The oiice n Lieutenant Governor OF 'te STAT
Teas at tha en- ainp rlecn0n.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-27

] Lady Bles-uwon. whose death is an.
nounccd 'f Paris died II Appoplryy in four
hours afer 'he auttk
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-27

~ The Natehiiocho- Chronicle says, that the
rust is beginning to ia)ure the cotton through.
on, that parish
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-27

lr We regret to learn that Cen WAtxrs,
democratic candidate for Governor Of Louisiana
was confined To his room at Powoll's hotel, r
Shreveport, on the l7th inst by severe ndi'po-
sflpn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-27

Mr. lame y Clay, .on of Henry Clay. 'as the ny
laiulmenl Of hstse 4 Aiialics 10 ihe nlns'.dm
Pofugi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-27

ly- Some OF our sul'serbers oH the Southern route
We understand complain Of npi receiving our iaP-i
nniil a week after It IS printed, and think thl "r
should publish nag earlier tl@n We de-. TIE I@ls'
D. printed oa Thursday evening. md. We assure th'n
IS regularly put IN 'bc mails that lcayc hen on FRIDAY
morning Why they 10 nat receive H. We cannot en-
nrine We hop. there VIII be- no ininrc complaints
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-27

CHOLERA N ST Iouts The nienmnt' un 'pnrs.
day. the 21th ull, were III, oi which ~ were 10y
cholera.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-27

tp-J V CfolGll, Esq sa candidate IN feprcsenl
Harrison suuniy ~ the lower branch oi the STATE
LEGISLATURE. at the ensuing cl.eiian
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-27

" HAMILTON h. q candidate 80 represent The
counties ~ Tda. and ta, ia the Senatorial branch OF
thr neat ~inis Legislature.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-27

2 Maj John CISCO WAS nominated by the
Democratic Convention at Shreveport, on the
10th inst, as a candidate to represent Caddo
parish L., ia the State Legislature.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-28
ADAMS
PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPE SKY LIGHT
GALLERY,
No. 142 Main Street, Worcester,

I'd door north 3. L. Hafd0n Cas-
A SILVER MEDAL AND DIPLOMA awarded TO
EAhis tabishment at tine late Mechanicss Fair, for
Daguerreoypes OF the first quality which were miami
mousy decided by the Committee on Fine Arts" to he
the BEST collection OF Daguerreoyp offered for exam"
matun and competition at sai Fair.
Here Art triumphant, our attention Gains;
Here lite seems speaking from Thousand frames
Bellies Merchants, statesmen ,hrong the pictured walls,
Each face each form its living type recalls
Features complexion, attitude, attire,
Beauty soft smile and manhoods glance of fire,
Truly reflected from The FURNISHED plate
AstOnished Lie with it's own duplicate.
Think not these portraits by the sunlight made
Shares though they are, will like a shadow fade,
MOI When he lip of flesh in dust shall lie
When Deaths grey film o'erspreads the beanins eye
ADAMS lifeAike pictures, mockiDg at decay,
Will still be frerh and vivid to day
~ Mr.. A. has recently received a Voghtlander Ger
man Camera Of the largest size and enlarged his sk
LIGHT that it four times The size ofany other
in Worcester, is enabled 10 take in cOBdy well as in
pleasant weather. groups of from to 80 ersona with an
light and shade all the figures, which is obvious
be done with side light. Pictures pu up in lock-
and every description, from the cheapest mos
the richest and magnificent tokens and leaf
let's with silver gold clasps Also large plate pictures,
put up in splendid frames for parlor ornaments.
Particular attention pail 10 taking DRguerreotypes Of
SMALL CHILDREN Call and examine large colecH
ton of specimens diff Feb. 3.
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new DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY,
GTrMoRE & ALBEE,

HAVING fitted up the large and commodIous ROOMS
IL 236 Main-street, (Paine's BlOck,)
HoRAcE AYREs Grocery Store, formerly occupied by
Miss Allen School ROOM would respectfully inform the
public that they prepared TO take DAGUERREOTYPE
MINIATURES of the different and Of superior appear
tone and finish the reasonable With Ger
Instruments Of the first quality, and very superior
light they warrant their Pictures to be equal if superior
any produced in this city eewher and having had
tnsive experience the business they confident Of giving
satisfaction to those who may favor them with their patronage
They wish it distinctly understood that person expected
to take Picture from their Room unless they perfectly
satisfied with its lile,like appearance, we'll superior
finish. VIM. A. GILMORE,
Feb |. DIFF A. P. ALBEE.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

Situated in WORCESTER, mile from the City Hall.
- TINHE premises consist of ONE HUNDRED ACRES
fImfA of good Land, under high state of cultivation,
l well stocked with all the various fruits adapted to
climate expense having been spared procure the
best kinds the country would afford. The buildings are
good The BARN is one Of the best in the County, 70 f.
by 49, with 90 IT, posts and cellar under the whole. 1t
recently built of tlCo thousand dollars The
buildings supplied with water brought in aqueduct
The owner would divide it, if preferred and sell part
either with or without the buildings and portion would
be Sold desired in small lots of from two to five acres
thus aordng an eligible opportunity for those who de-
sire to build and have little Land for cultivation This
estase furnishes one of the best opportunities be
had for securing valuable property The of
this fenrshng city, either for investment occupation.
Fer further particulars, inquiry may be made at the
SPY OFFICE dwtf Jan %.
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

4A TTHHAT valuable Real Estate well known as the
i::::El i TATNICK HOTEL, in Worcester is offered
for sale favorable The House is cemnodious
well arranged and in complete order. The Barn large
and convenient, with good Carriage House and Sheds
adjoining. To wishing engage in keeping public
house, the above affords opportunity the location
being favorable one, on the great road leading from
Worcester to Barre; the house has always been well
patroznied. portion of the purchase money can re-
main on mortgage if desired. The place will be let
If not sold prev to the twentieth OF March.
For further particulars, inquire of SAMUEL F.
MOWER, Newton Corner, at w. R. BIGELows,
Grafton St., Worcester diff Marcn S.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-28

"a TTVHE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square,
f.nHk Il known the Worcester Branch Railroad Bet
sz& pot, 100 feet by 50-wili be fitted up accommo
date Lesse. track will be laid if desired for
iato basement.
Also Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge, suitable for Machine Shop so by 80 f.
stories high, with steam engine and engine house
edand Blacksmth's Shop near 40 by sc feet stories
high with yard room--will be fitted to suit tenants
Immediate possession given. Inquire the office of tho
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, No. 14S Main
5trAet diff Feb9
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ITO LETT.
Water Power 10 lei.

k.1 N New England Village, miles from Worcester
fgI near the Graft on Depot on the Boston and Wor-
1%l% cester Rail Road The building is 90 by SO feet
two stories well lighted, and we'll supplied with water
Also, near the above, G RIST MILL nearly new. II
building is % by IS feet with two stories and attic.
Two run OF Stone and Cracker has good run of custom
Three four Tenements rented with the above if de-
sired.
Also, A TAVERN STAND and LIVERY STABLE TO
sell or rent.
Any all of the above will be rented for one or more
years SMITH & PRATT.
New England Village, March g. dWtf
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10 he Let.

G. WASHBURN offer TO lease, for term OF years,
IL buil'ing at Washington Square, known the
Prouty Wne Factory" with the Blacksmith Shop and
outhouses thereto belonging together with the Steam
Engine, which is of about thirty horse power, and
cellent condition. The premises well situated and
adapted for machnist. Further information given by
calling Messrs J. PRATT 81 EARLE, the under.
signed at their Counting Room, Grove Street.
Worcester, Dec 5. d l. & G. WASHBURN.
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FARM For SALE

- TIME subscriber offers for sale his Farm, situated
f.SfA i about half mile south of Grafton centre, con-
4A tanning about eighty five of good Land well
watered-he buildings good cOndition-lhe House
large and convenient for families, with
failing well of excellent water in the househe Barn has
been built within lew years. The Farm is divide
Pasture, Wood Land, Moving and Tillage. There is
good Water Privilege the premises, where dam can
be raised without flowing other premises. Said Farm
will be sold low and easy For further nforma-
ton apply the subscriber Sutton CENTRE to HENRY
G. PRENTIcE on the premises. ~
HENRY D. HOWARD.
Sutton, Dec. s, 1s48. dwtt
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FRUTT TREES So
I I ! e WORCEsTER NURSERY

HB$@sTSE THE WORCESTER NURSERY
%SSxNxE now well stocked with a large variety
4 OF the best sorts of Apples, Pears, Plums,
= Cherries, Peaches Apricots Nectarines,
0uGces English Gcoseberrie choice Strawberries Dutch
Curans Antwerp and oIher Ras pberres Vines &c
VI ms Nursery is one OF the largest in Massachusetts,
ana the collection OF Fruits cultivated in embraces nearly
all the varieties of established reputation and the Pro
pretor constantly adding such kinds possess superior
eAcelence ana are worthy of cultivation in this climate
o, ~ me collection OF STANDARD and DWARF PEAR
TREES IS extensive, and includes all the best varieties
now much cultivated.
ALSO-d great Uarietv Of
ORN TREES AND SHRUBS:
Basam Frs Norway Spruce and Evergreens Scotch
hNcn, european Mountain Ash Horse Chestnnts Weep
ing willows Linden and Tulip Trees Honey suckes and
most other varieties suitable this latitude and esteemed
for their beauty ~
% Arbor Vitae Buck Thorn, Privet &C., for hedges.
hne collection of ROSES, PEONIES. DAHIIAS
BORDER FLOWERS sc &C.
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb Pie Plant. &C.
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, in great variety.
BUDS and SCIONS of large variety of choice fruit
rior quality. f
p.EARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS, suit.
able for transpanlng.
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply Orders
promptly attended to- and Trees &c. packed TO go safely
any distance. SAMUEL ri COTTON
worcester "a mo. 25 dw6w Proprietor.
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TO LET,

"a fT1HE undersigned offers to let for of years
fsnIA a BUILDING at 0uinsigamOnd Village, with
dRs water power sufficient driving machinery of
Blind and Sash Machine Factory other business
not requiring very great power
FOR SALE. He offers, also, sale the entire MA
CHINERY for manufacture OF PAPER in said building
ON the most favorable terms.
Mr. H. g. WAsHBURN, at the Rolling Mill will give the
necessary Information, or CHARLES WASHBURN
Worcester, Feb 5. dt
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machine Shnn tn Rent.

81 A BUILDING IS feet BY 49, the basement stone the
9M N other three stories brick, substantially built siua-
A led in the village Of East Brook6ed within 40 Of
the Western Rail Road, with permanent and sufficient
power will be leased for term Of years for any kind OF
tered IRON the ground without ascending any stairs and thus
aordng unusual for any kind heavy business
The cars fdssred, may be brought 10 discharge
directly the bnidn. No establishment Of the kind can
be desirable business requiring power and
great facilities communication with all parts of the country
furnace which makes castings and several other kinds
business carried the premises For further par.
t,cular, apply personally or BY writing toA F. WALKER
Feb g. DIFF
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Daguerreotypes for 70 Cents.

g. WILLIAMS, the proprietor of the CITY
~ DAGUERREoTYPE GALLERY, having taken the Rooms
formerly occupied by 4. Morse, WATTS BLOCK, No.
S2MaiA-street, nearly opposite the EAGLE HoTEL, and
fitted them up with new and ENLARGED LIGHTS arrang-
ed and perfectly adapted to business prepared to
DGguereotype Licensees superior to those taken erhi>
6ted any other establishment Worcester This is the
only place in this City where first rate DaSuereotype
can be obtained for SEVENTY CENTs-notwtsandmg
the advertisements to the contrary by Boys who employed
TO clean plates certain other establishment The proprietor
Of which has for the past eight MONTHS been floating
upon the reputation of another Aftist,
The object of hs advertisement inform the public where
they pUcuce Daguerreope for the above price, executed
by shifui Artist instead Of being made subjects for the
practice ofINExPERIENCED YOUTHS
Worcester, Jan s. DIFF
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To LET.

50 A COMMODIOUS Store, Tenement, and Barn
hnEA IA situated at Webster Depot 1t is well calcu-
sR4atei for the Boot and Shoe business abundance
help for these branches of business be found in this
vicinity 1t is also well arranged for merchandising
which purpose it has been occupied for several years.
For TERMS which will be liberal TO good tenant apply
to the Depot Master, or CLEMANs d LARNED,near thu
remises dt Webster, Nov g.
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A Man Wanfed. or Tchement 20 Rent.

A Man Wanted, or tenement TO Rent.
TINE subscriber wishes to Tenement at his Nur
i sery, mile from the Court House, the West
Boyston road, steady, respectable man. with small
family-one acquainted with Horticultural Farming
operations would 6nd employment during the summer
season; it is good situation for who wi hes TO
follow marketing part of the for good tree
trimmer, engraer and budder-as there is much of that
business done in this vicinity 1t would be good sua-
ton any gentleman who wishes retire little from
the crowd of the town. CHARLES NASH.
March a
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HOUSE AND LAND no LET.

~ NEW House pleasantly located within of a
f.!:@ "a mile from the Court House, with
dA acres of land adjoining the under good state
OF cultivation. The House will be let with without
the land, may be desired. Possession given imme-
dately. inquire Of PRATT & SCOTT. AHctrs, No. l55
Majn Street. diff March %.