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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
TIMES NENPORT R H. THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 9 1880

Z ! uL LIN I'D, NE W L
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AMe@>
CAly11A3
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT =
THE KING OF
PAIN KILLERS
IN A NEW DRESS
That ONLY sovereign and NEVER FAILING
REMEDY for SUBDUING PAIN, and curing the
worst BURNS, ScALDs, PILrs, CUTS, WorSDs,
BRUISES, RHEUMATIsM, and all cUrASEous
and EXPLANATORY DISEASES,
DALLLY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In NEW DRESS and BONES OF MUCH
ENLARGED sIZE!!!
U1ION -CoUsTERFEITs in the OLD
WRAPPER food the market ArOd than as you
Wouh poison
GROSS IMPOSITION.
CAUrioN TO DEALERS !-Unscnpulous vcnd.
ers of counterfeit Extractor, put up the spurious
and delctcrious stuff with f,ic boTtS Il Il e g,nu-
iae DALEY salye in each dozen, under well mi-
tated but CoUSTERFEIT WRAPPER of the Old
ZEand thus offer i, to dealers at reduced price
This BAIT takes with many dealers but the con-
fdng sufferer who happens to Use the counterfeit
and poisonous stuff pays the penalty of the fiaud !
aggravated diseases, unsighty detormity result
ing from severe burns and wounds, and not nm
frequently loss of lite itself are the woful conse-
qucnces
! FULL PARTICULARS
/ of a most interesting ly the late Hague street
explosion in New York, viii shortly be published.
/ The sufferer was one of the most severely injured
given up by the Physicians as beyond hope
and cured by "TpE GESUISE" Daley Sai,e
so completely that not the smallest scar is left to
/ ,ell the tale.
. Bay The Daley Salre ONLY in the NEW
( DRESS. You avoid THE DAsGER attending
|. the of eounte.tatsarc Of getting the
I UINE article-and gain near 80 per cent. in qnan-
I ~ Of the On tmnm
II Or See the NEW Circulars for 1850.
MIND THE NEW ENyELOPE-THE
LARGE BONES AND TIE GENUINE
ARTICLE.
I No OTHER SALyE but DALLEy's, can allay
the pain of the worst Burns OF Scalds in a few
minutes, and CURE the wounds WIIHOUT'
SCIR!it
II EMBLEMs on the NEW ESvELoPE--the In
angle, Sopsat, Douo, Lon, San and Eagi,
CAUTION EXTRA.
|, BEWARE of travelling IMPOSTERS usto rep
resent hems,lues as my Agents, offering Daley
Extractor in THE OLD WRAPPER at a reduced
price. soIemny caution the public against such
\ IsTERLOPERs aud their POISONOUS NOsrRUMs.
My ONLY travelling Agents in the New England
States, are |. u. TousEy and NJ. :. BURR.
Il II. DALEY,
L il5 Broadway, New York.
| pr. Il. Il. HAZARD, Sole Agent for New.
| port.
| 7. S.-R. Il. Hazard hereby informs the vcnd-
Of Medicines in this and th neighboring tow ns
| that he will sell them for cash. the true Di,ilc, =
Pain Extractor, per dozen or gross, at Dall,y :
1 Cash prices
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II. DALEY ,


FTJ 'T"d'IW"y' WV IVIk'
pr. Il. x. HAZARD, Sole Agent for New.
port.
L. S.-R. II. Hazard hereby informs the vcnd-
ers Of Medicines in this and thr neghbUring towns
that he will sell them for cash, the true Dic, =
Pain Extractor, per dozen or gross, at DALEY :
Cash prices
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
CAUTION EXTRA.

BEWARE Of travelling IMPOSTERS uJto rep
resent hemsslues as my Agents, offering Dallcy's
Extractor in THE OLD WRAPPER at a reduced
price. soemnly caution the public against such
INTERLoPERs aud their PoIsoSoUs NosrRUMs.
My ONLY travelling Agents in the New England
States, are |. B. TousEy and NJ. :. BURR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

'a ,.,i-. he following interesting extract IS
ffYm JON Adams diary, soon TO be
s,,r published by Little g. Brown giving an
,ccount Of his frs, appearance in Fa-
&ii ihc~,hl nan inal77O
...,p. II had never been at a Boston town
vlgfs'ps, sq],was no. at this until mes
scmgefs were, sent to me TO ntorm ne
".rol llnvTl r,vaslchoscn representative OF
Boston II j went down to Faneuil Hall
.iiEfIhad' hH.fcIiworls expressive of my
nSH!]tBscy sftlse difficulties and Danger Of
''"' ire IiaS's,'' inaiSS'ss,, Of the importance f the
- -S, s'd. m,is,. a1la of. my own nsuiciency to
"tiE,4,s fulfil tic expectations of the people, !
..,o no,qccepisdl the CHOICE. Many congra'n-
~ 1taiions were offered, which received
- ., u. nj. civil ''u' they gave no JOY 20 me.
. d" considered the step as devotion oiny
q. ofuniy To r'tin, aud myself to death; for
! se1E could scarce perceive possibility
..pq =, that should ever go through the
ga b.. thorns and leap oil the precipices be-
Fa'"."' lore mr, anu escape Win my llle'
!,.s 're, At, this time had more business a,
,,r,-iga the-bar thah any man in the Province.
..sirs My heahh, was feeble. was throw
ing awsy AZ bright prospects as any
..,.,.t man ever had before him, and ! had
.a-. devoted myself to endless labor and
"a apsie,y,if not TO iniamy aud ID death
faa . f. Loo q.
,s.o o and that tor nothing, except what IN
} .t,T.,csd MAS andought to he in all, a sense
..oGtln,y,,,4ln In the cyening, expressed tc
Mrs. Adams all ny apprchensoas.
Ttnfeyteient lady, who has alwoy,
'cnc6utsged ne, buns, in,o aocd o'
.ao.; tears, bu, said she was very sensible
s,.a@ rt MI the danger to her and to our
tlnliten, - well as To me, but she
thought ] I'D done as ] ought; she
WasNtty. Wiling to share in TIl thai
'' -, ~ rlyas4tp Gone, aud to place lie. trust it
80" 70. Prpvilencr"r
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ruERcURIAL DISEASES.

BRANT'S PrRiRYlNG EXTRA CT IL pe.Jccfand thor.
opgl eadItoS Of al he eg, qf MEReuKy, any Of tbs
Varuls preparations of CAoIEL MERCURY, from ~
.ysiem aud 1t the Mood mneeS aud al he y-yss
Jheiscd. 10 their Original, HEALTHY srArE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
Spring and Summer Medicine +.

The great changes brought about by Spring not
observed ulonc in the vegetable world They affect
mai-hc feels a lassitudr, debility, and depression
Of the animal spirits which is peculiar Ia the
The dun. stagnant blood OF wnter requires purifying
ard renewing. DR.. S. l.. Townscnds Compound Ex-
tract OF Sarssparila the aurels that have been
in this field 1t sby tar the best Spring medicine
ever invented.
TIE following letter, received from Troiillo,
sfexico shows the good effects of this invalua-
BILE medicine in that country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

s'svrsrtT Has eitD Fl ishcd place in this
rid'." hconn,ry 'i- i.aasinburgh, up ia New
l.. "a York; j@or the last twenty years, enc
b.. -'r,'f,lbe ,prW ,papers in The nelghbortood
,r...s.iui'nin-s. W., there has not been a
,s, "a ,,' ,ss ijdo;5sl added or nail drove in hc
whole place A man undtr,oo TO re-
pa,s7his stnopI last week, but he was
s'''''1 promptly rrsested and sent to Jail
...' 'os Plat says The whole village still be-
So iieye that DE WIN Cliuton is Cover
.,',,. ',Gn ilor VI Yotk State.
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INFLAMMATION OF tho KIDNEYS.
Ladies oi pale complexion and consumptive habits,
and such dcbllitated by those distractions
which females liable to. restored, by the
OF bottle two. to bloom and vigor
THE NUMBER OF DISEASES mentioned
above, as cured by this preparation OF Sarsa-
parila, MAY SEEM LARGE; but we are, never
iheless, PREPARED TO PROVE, by an EXTENSIVE
ARRAY oF CERTIFICATES, that such is the FACT.
A fraction of the evidence which we possess
concerning each disease. would be received
before any JUDICIAL Tribunal as complete
demonstration. 1t must be remembered that
all this frighliu array of mnladies, though APP
pcaring in an endless variety of forms, are
yet similar in their origin and causes for they
all spring, directly or indirectly, from COR
nuPr FoUNTAiS. If the blood were in pure,
healthy, and active state it would drive all
these complaints from the system, and CHRONIC
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
TO A FRIEN d.


Hohohsk U. h"hH'
~ Oh n us MOI feel oney, Joe, Il
> Tbo,ghIiSe seem. dark and weary;
"A fr bright spots there arr. you know,
!. Where srmpcs,. never fret or blow,
a And the .ar. shines OIL, 'chcery.
What though so many hra,,s. dear Joe,
Il Arr cold as bleak December
~. Ayi~ssl in ours the hindling glow,
- -4Oe lovc and Gath, shall brighter grow.
cIT' l.isePachrs in September.
..SwsTfi ,ni loving heart dear Joe :
4 49, rsflds \, would live rhou, ii
sy...tIs6o'. hug close heart like SHOW
~ -, ss6'rhil-wh,le " feelings" genial flow
eCs9l5%sell. 's'ics a1oU''
And uhrn ou pate- are white with !'ar',
g. 10 fIu tApiv,ii,pcd bodies bending
,f3eoeath a load Of crushing cares
a. 90 81 L, Our love shall mingls with our ears,
q" 10 -. With Death" cordial blending
sS ,psIr.GJX, lT.bB. LIS LAMENT.
,,a.4.a, The cirslisg kss Of azure tinted hue,
Gcmd VITA bright s,ars, entranci"s to the eye
TLaI dosafn,fs s--i'hs a beauseous blue,
Caugh, from the colorng OF Naturcs dys
q kmgNairs inbcr coois seldom errs--
3. III "eAntl Iass, sacot Natures worshirpes
YrPq6alfSi7-sh'
Of, o, ~ IhpG lqye 20 see painted gall
s.iA hs!st q g1.'ls 'ti ~
a., sAfS, 8, I'M !htsc6a' rtiubo" in the hrmam'n
iIau oWiui varied beauty cha ms the gazer's heart
" ~ tJthi9g ad arch Of Natures perfect whole
' !A"Iie lt sense oi pleasure doth II not 'mpart
r.. - Jy,,a,aa, an hail /. with ,hanAfi strain,
i"'tA' Aud bess it's bright bow after soaking rain
''''" Bm sale-sal
orassys1lsr-y ssps rainbow in a painted gal
,ss" I've selom sr I, mdsummcr looks sweet
ed ,s."p lnSokhn coors bcantii, the earth
IL Lorrowsn Iinh sauccrs, chalk or rouge,
t''''" "Bot had It's lr,u,y from its very birth
Ard, as VIC sec il waving in the breeze,
.,eviWLa, ,heashs arise Of plenty peace and ease
~ ...ssl sira But Sallir--SaI!
20, 70 n.,,W1pti!o we think to sec painted gal
..'s'H' M own plain shogh,s Pncandidl, confess,
t,5r ,,sa, ~ ~, AID IL. DISCLOSURE do not deem mhnd
s'"@ .''F'ia nattih tha, rougrins yonr forte
sIsW VfqS-rfr ov' is ever blind
...,., .pw. .siqse gur bridal twas cruz" stroke
I,',jp. kndapm w.'II hcak the ,anslicious !'h".
r4gu, y y.lEw Sslfif-s"l'
,,.,r ,,s Wrdpeh i awful with painted gal
,r'thirsiFaea.aaRn. In rrprr,cndom phrase,
., s..a,. 4 Gag adieu Our paths diGcrsn, far
,,s 'l'fn16uif9Rle thy artist skill will make
,,a.. 4.IT Thee oacc again bright particular STAR
.ss''.. Ist meath New Enshnds cold, mrassve rky,
- - THIS rare enlow mens would, discouraged, die
e.s' .'"'fn"' For Satt---Sal
- ...i, The, pp,tpp folks alhor painted gal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

The Proprieto. e this medicine has rcceiv.
ed many other certificates OF cures, equally y
remarkable, ofih various diseases for which
this preparation is applicable /; lut the aho; {
are deemed necessary to satisfy any unpr'j.
uJred mind Of ITS value and superiority
above all ether preparations.
Principal office, l.2 fulon st., N. Y, up
stairs.
Price, 80 cents per bottle, or 8 bottle. for
50 so. &. g. G. HAZARD.
Novl Agent for Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

H
.-sl'-,aasA ,NovEI COVERING FOR House
a. o.. Tor., Trough { some time success
'sd b"' tahy' in some places, has jus, been
-" .g'o.rcdacea here by Mr.. |. H. Land II,
the sail maker I, is composed OF
er-sYl, duck ,sewed together and drawn
.,s >, krIpJy over a. roof formed Of boards
,s.I So. similar 10 those used for timing, and
-. 80, . asesercd with Ohio paint. II has long
been used upon the upper decks OF
.sIsAts'HBoa,r. md roof in this city thu,
80 covered, i~t are assured, turned there
S-i 'oea,lstgrm with remarkable success. -
aa'1n The o!uef sd van,ages claimed for /,
are tie chespness, being some 80 per
:sd9!sely Nid2 I'm, it is said. 1t is
'',a ,eruch t,srer ,tpan tin, smoother, and
not liable to being broken or torn up
L-,.aI blythe yinds &c.--Nt~ork Adrerti-
iseT 80 q, yI'spiH
/ q .'r~t-,f ~ So.
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The following certificate is from Mr.. Bib
dy,tne celebrated Daguerreoiypls,:
Having been afflicted very severely visa
Dyspepsia together with extreme W, akucss
it was advised to take Hut, hings Dys[cpL
hiters, and have every rtas'n 10 ieSeal
IN bar sPcrl,csly cured ne. LhresIufel
10 symptoms Of u re,u'o Of the disease and
the eve from re effect it had on me that
Il cure the worst cases ofDyspcpsia.
NJ. b. BRADY,
No 205 Broadway, n. Y.
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CANCEROUS SCROFULA

&C. then One BorTLE Of PURIFIER sells for 0NE DoLLA
las Rotne Of Sdysapdylin should sell for Ten Cents.
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IL II 4 u 1IATlSN

INDIGESTION OR DYSPEPSIA,
Neuralgia, General and Nervous Debility,
PALpiTATIoN or THE HEART,
Liver Complaint,
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COUGHS, COLDS AND

NVVUIIS, GUILDS MD
ConsuInptions, Asthma, lIru-
risy, Phthisic, Splitting u
Blood, Hooping Cough, Bron-
chitis, and all Pulmonary Ae-
cctions and Diseases Of ihe
Lungs and Chest.
j. Is thus spoken of fy cmi-
ncnt Physicians. One says
oFrr the uboNe cnmplaints A ~
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s ALT RHEUM,
INTERNAL ~

md n inuurr ohynsic diiops' ~ 1e sop sw .,
rur r,.a la .'-''. ~ 80
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-31

This 10 an important question, At this
time. The crisis that has occurred in the
a6aira Of State, requires that we should
elect no man to All the position unless he
is sound upon the question Of Southern
and Texas Rights. To this test all others
must yield. In view Of il, We are willing
for season to sacrifice our strong devotion
to party, in order to carry out with mora
unanimity questions Of n higher character.
We must elect man who will shrink from
no responsibility. Now. where can such 4
man he foundt Dr.. JosErn TAYLOR is
offered rs the man for the times. We
know him to be sound upon the question
of our rights. and we believe him TO be
courageous and unflinching. As such, we
are willing to give him our cordial support,
and to recommend him to the confidence
of our friends. On the question Of our
rights. VIC wish TO know neither wings nor
democrats; but to sacrifice all minor con-
siderations on the shrine of principle. We
doubt not that in taking this position ac
are but speaking the feelings OF our demo
cratic friends.
OF Since the above was written the
call on Mr.. KENNEDY was received. or
Mr.. KS views we are not informed; but
we presume they are patriotic, and that he
has given attention to the politics Of the
times Our remarks, Of course, are not
intended to discourage the claims Of any
gentleman who may be offered. But what
we desire is that such man may be elect.
cd as understands fully the questions at
issue, and who is sufficiently fearless to
take such stand AZ the exigencies Of the
times may warrant
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-31

has forfeited them. Nov lot u examine her
cosF'e, and sse whether ARE deserves such
treatment. The temporary Government within
her limits. At the conclusion Of peace, WAS still
continued but Texas, suspecting no farud or
unfainess, delayed for some time demanding
it, dissolution. The demand WAS finally made
upon the President, TO which no reply was re-.
ceivcd A second and q third demand was
made, with . like result. But no claim was
yet set up on the part Of the United States TO
this territory. This studied and omnous ii.
lencs on the part Of the President having At
list excited suspicion, and exhausted the ~.
thence Of Texas, she. at the last session of her
Legislature, authorized the Governor TO organ.
ise the territory into ccnnties, and extend over
il her laws The attempt WAS made, when the
authority Of the State WAS denied, and the
commissioner Of the state threatened with i'm.
P'isonment by the military and civil officer. Of
the United States. The Governor informs the
President Of these facts, and asks if the conduct
Of these officers il authorized BY the Federal
Government. The President in his reply sus-
tsins the officers, denies our title, speaks Of
Texas ms "trespasser and intruder and
threatens her with the naval and military pow.
or Of the Union, il she is not quiet under this
monstrous infection Of injury and insult. In
the mean time the people o: this portion of our
territory are openly encouraged to rebellion
against our laws, and arruycd with the enemies
of our institutions
We think no candid man who may pcruse
the state papers alluded to, but will come to
the conclusion that they have been cunningly
devised to sustain one Of the greatest frauds
ever attempted to be pcrpetrated upon free
people. The closing part Of the me ssage, shows
the ianaticsl free soil influence at work Here
it is plainly stated tina, Texas is expected to
relinquish her rights for moderate pccuniary
compensation, provided those rights should prove
too well founded to justify usurpstion.
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DR., GILBERT.
Formerly Of Memphis. 7ennessee.

Formerly Of Memphn. Tennessee.
nFFEkS his professional services 10 the
" public In the treatment Of all forms of
chrome diseases, especially cancers, white swell.
ing, scrofua, iumors, wens, successes, sores VI
long standing, rheumatism. mercurial, and syph-
Ills Of the worst form, wi,hon, the use Of the
knife or Mercury, and all diseases Of the akin.
1r Office No, - Magazine street
Tie offers the following certificate from the
physicians Of Memphis:
On. $. GiLgERr-W~ have been intimately
acquainted with Dr. s Giben's practice for isur
wears we hay. often visited his extensive mfr
mary, near Memphis, have closely observed hi.
successful treatment OF the most difficult Eases,
and We feel it to be duty we owe the ssu,-
muni,y al large, to express our entire cent
denee in his skill and judgment in the success
ful management of such diseases, As he pro-
iesses ia cure. He has, in our judgement. been
far more successful in the treatment Of that
class Of diseases he Processes to cure, than any
other physician in the world
NJ GABsrrT, NJ. D., Wa DESsY. ~ n.
lslyE, ". n. ions WEsos, ND,
J. WcAvtR, VI n, n. W aEAr,N D..
J. =. CrariS NJ b nlyv
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Passage Of ~ oaAlbsaia MI.

The Bill for the admission of California
passed the Senate on the l2th. The fol.
lowing is the vote:
yxAs-Mcssr.. Baldwin. Bell, Benton,
Bradbury, Bright. Cass. Chase. Cooper.
Davis OF Msssachu sets. Dickinson, Dodge
Of Wisconsin, Dodge of lows, Douglas,
Ewing. Felch, Hale, Iiamiin. HOUSTON,
Miller, Norris, Phelps. Seward. Shields,
Smith, Spraance, Sturgeon. Underwood
Upham, Wales, Walker, Whitcomb, and
Wnthrop--:'2
NAys-Mcssrs. A;chison, Bnrnwell, Der.
rien. Butler Clemens. Davi. of Mississippi
Dawson, Downs, Foote. Hunter. King. Nor
ton, Pratt. RI SIX, Sebastian, soule. Tur.
ncy. Yulec--lS.
This is another feather in Gen. Honston'
cap. What does the Red Land Herald
thinh Of the matter'
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Ths vsass II ~ rsepas u WsssA oassal
- ~ $50.

The triumph OF Gov. RxIp in North Car.
olna affords the most decisive proof Of the
entire soundness OF the old North State on
the Southern Question. The Democratic
candidate owcs his election to wing votes in
State where, since 1891. thes~ has been
a standing Wing majority Of several thou.
sands, and while the administration Of the
government is in Wing hands. And why is
,hisi because Gov. Manly endorsed the
Clay Compromise, while Gov. RxiD sdvo
Gated the Missouri Compromise line--and
rmE PxorLw Of North Carolina, Wings and
Democrats, sustained the latter SostAern
pvcss
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MA. EpiroR


In replying to the fatterlng call made on me
On the last number of the Republican. by "THr
{ProrLE," feel il would be doing injustice to
myself and friends, to refuse to perform any
public duty my iellow-citizens may require Of
me a, this important crisis in the affairs of our
down uodden state.
Should Governor BILL order an election to
|fll the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
Of NJ, McNAlRy, the late representative from
Upshur and Harrison, in the lower braaeh Of
the Legislature, and the people think proper to
elect me to fill that Office will shrink from
the performance Of no duty my position may
impos,, or the times require; but serve the
country may represent to the best of my abil-
|ty, b, every effort in my power to promote
the public interests, and TO preserve the RIGHTS
and HONOR Of our State
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
| Auyust
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-31

The following 10 the vote on Mr.. Pcarcs's
Bill. the passage Of which through the Sen
atc we noticed last week:
YxAs--MessrA Badger, Bell. BesFisn.
Bradbury, Bright, Casa, Clemens, Cooper.
Davis Of Massachusetts. Dawson. Dickin'
son. Dodge Of Iowa. Douglas, Felch. foots.
Greene, HOUSTON, King. Norris, Psarcs.
Phelps, RuSk, Shields, Smith. Spsuanee.
Sturgeon, Wales. Whitcomb, and Winthrop
80
NAys-Msssrr. Atchisou, Baldwin. Barn.
well, Benton, Butler. Chase, Davis Of Mis-
sissippi. Dodge Of Wisconsin. Ewing. Hale
Hunter, Mason, Morton. seward. scale,
Turncy. Underwood, uphsm. Walker, and
luIce -
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

tovNry or HARRISON.
County Court pertaining to .hs Estates Of
deceived jsrsons.
Arcrsf TlRn, 4. .. 1880.
To ne Sheriff Of sad Couuy, GkKIrpc;
VIvHEREAS John b. Webster. David Hill,
w and S,las HARRISON. Executors OF the la.,
viii and ,es,amcn, of Villa N Williams, de-
ceased. have filed their srpl ,a.ion for pari.-
tcn OF the property belon ans to the firm OF
Williams l. Webster, the parties 10 sAid fru
being the saId William Williams decess-d and
the aid John b Web .ter, surviving partner,
and one Of tho Execa tors - aforesaid and il
appearing that Sarah Haralson. wife Of Sslss
HARRISON, Aforesaid, citizen Of the said county
OF Harrison, and Henry Williams, resadence
unknown, aud the heirs Of Susan or Susanna
Thomas, No es and rs..dsnce unknown, are the
heirs and distributes Of ths sstats OF the ~aid
WiIl,ar Williams deceased, and Mat therc
may b. others interested 10 sAid estate who arc
not Known.
1'hes ayv, therefore, 70 COMMAND you, 10 eauaa
thu ssd Henry Williams The said hairs Of 6u.
nan or Susanna Thomas, and any and I'll other
psrsons Interested in Md estate. Of what name
and residence sOsvef, 70 b. cited by ruhxs-
t,os Of tbs aolics, Tor four wseks successfully,
!" - "1~FSS PsssS >" ss'~ S~ssssn ~
b. and appear NJ thc next regular term u tae
court, Ia b. held II he Courthouse IN shs town
1 Marahall, in aid county. on the last Mott
day in 6sp4snhss, l. y. 1850. II being the mn
dsy Of aid monIh. 10 show csuse, e any thsy
have or can. why sAs said partition should ~,
b made.
.ssaaa,. Hevin fail not, and due return
s make y b IL sxsess,cn hereof
0ivsu under my hshd. - tlc seal
II aAil couSt. th,s S7th day Of Nv,
eusa, 1850 Tssae.
& C. DCAZLEY, Ct'h. C. cKo.
RssSivsd Ia eAlss this S7th day n Aaesst
4, .. 1880. al 80 IN Ne ctkce = M 7kss,
kspsAiinsa, wseAiy ns~sPsFsF psekshed In
Harrison cossty, Tssss. ~ p1bhaasan.
Il Il tEkAY, 6hssiM,
~ r. CARR. nern'v.
ircuss -. 1870 l:t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-31

WE now oi'er TO our friends and the psblie
w generally the hncs, cutlery ever brought
TO this market. Our la is Md large, b,a eriv.-
ordinarily fine, Rodgers and Woes,snhclu,'s
finest pockei.kniyes, Wade and Butchers hes,
manufacture Of raisoss. with everlasting nnd
beautiful sirop-, Ladies' finest scissors and
shears, and WARNS superior sewing p~~alc-,
(ordcrcd expressly for the Ladies' Of Msr~hall y
every variety of Limerick hsh-hooks best steel
pens and gold pens; walkers celebrated, wai~s-
proof percussion caps, and a fer splendid Bowie.
knlvcs-wi,h lots Of other pretty thing..
Call a, the drug store OF
NORRIS & TACKETT
I,c. yGsn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-31

~ Election returns and VARIOUS communications
lsy. heen crowded. ou, together with several s,4ey
u,r,,,isn editorials