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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-20

SHIFTS, 'RNNtfs, H,NpkfRtHitis, &c.
Superine all linen SHIRTS, stitched
hosoms, S2,50 to $50
Superliuc muslin shirts, linen
bosoms and collars, 100 to 2,75
French glngham and calico shirts,
Hickory, check, and negro shirts,
Mcrno flannel. gauze brown, white, and pink
understands and drawers,
silk understands ard drawers,
Very rich STYLES, fancy ersyats.
Italian and French black sik erayats,
Silk and linen hadkerthlcis,
Linen border handkcrcheis,
Linen and silk gloves,
Black hid gloves,
Cation mcrlno, and linen half hose,
SILK and ginghan umbrellas, &c.
Also trunks valiscs, and carpet bags
ALFRED Mu\ROE,
No 81 Magazine Il.
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ST ar liOTE FL.

g. TIE ,.1scfihcr takes this method of
.-L2 informing the public that he has taken
charge of the Above establishment, situated in
the town Of Jeil'rson, Cass county, Texas lie
Will spare no puns TO render those who may
call upon him a comfortable as the aecommo.
dalions of the country Will permit
X RDGERS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-20

NORsiS a. TtChETJ.

IIANE JUS received the Balm Of Colum.
] bia," an, would be glad to sell few bot.
ties TO the bah headed or those having fears
badness Cill a, the DRUG STORE.
Nav o. $50 missy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-20

Z \ T.
MY nncondiions head right certificate for
vi $40 acres of Ind. granted to me BY the
Board of Land Commissioners for San Angus.
tine county, No. 1875 date not recollcctrd (tho
conditional ceriihoae, Is dated the 26,h of Dee.
1897 II not found shall apply to the proper
officer for duplicate of the same
JOSEPH MASON
May Q, 1850 n,sm
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~ .stxSrv rrvnlrroN srRA,u
.KE\NEY & MCkRAH Aagrqrgs and
vi Councillors at ~ Marshall, HARRISON
county, Texas, viii practice IN the distract
court, Of Harrison, Cas-, rp,hur, Smith Cher.
okee Rusk. Pamela, Titus, aud Bowie counties
fhcy will >lrctly and promptly attend To any
collections entrusted TO them ia Eastern Texas
othcc always open, up stairs, IN John-ons
BRICK building 80 ~.
" nll, fHtfrR, sHt0B
IIIl.i- FRAZER, s. >llEDD, Attorneys AZ
l Lae, Marshall, Texas viii practice N the
Supreme and District Courts Of the State, and
the Courts Of the United State. for theSiate
Of TeSas. nj ly
ocuursrs IT wfa,ALL
lnCH'LTREE q WIGFALL Anorney- an
~ lar, viii attend all the Courts Of the
sixth Judicial District Marshall Texas IN
- NosELrY sIuut
\IosEIEY & HALL Attorneys al Lane,
vi NJ shall, Texas, ~
II NJ ADAMS, AaarJaey At Lac, Marshall,
\. Harrison county, TeSas. u33 ".
hRuRN FIELD, ATTORNEY a. Lar. Al.
- dress Elysian Fields, Harrison county,
Texas. n33 w.
~ A. PATllLO. Aaefaey a. Lac, Marshall,
Harrison county, feVa-. nj
CASEY ASkEW, tHorneg al Lay Mar.
shall, Harrison county. Texas. wlll practi,e
'n ''' i''uN, 've''H vi ihe ,euhlies oi fiar-
nson, cass, CPshur Smith, Cherokee, Rusk,
c.u...,i,,. o,,,..,.,.I .. L.. ..,,
.n,,,.,f. ,,,.,,,,n ~ "''" w ''''''e
~ lillian ~ hiLir aHornsg ar Lae' Mar
lt''Ii. VI. III BtNt., tfprasU az Lac
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NEW OWlENNs car D>.

~ CLARKE, Grore- sn8 tazsiN'ssr VI
y. rhau. No. %, yron, street N'e tFlcar.,-
Rrfer fo, Judge T. A f.s.lo Nsr>aa-A
TskI4 narN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-20

- A. HEBRARD, DIV oosa' >'o-s. y 10 r.
/ sale and r, Al, Ne. - Cana. s.rrvt Nfs
firiaans Ht%t
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AristOcrlcy

The Cincinnati Nonparcd, in the follow,
ing article, gives mertcd rebuhe to class
that are getting far too numerous ~ ouI
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-05
Wholesale and Retail
Tin Copper. s. Sheet IRON
NJ an u fac Tor q.

The subscriber adopts this method of retur.
ming thanks TO his friends and the public
generally for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon him, aid begs leave 10 inform
them that he has enlarged his business, andnow
keeps constantly on hand a large euPp!y o
every variety Of
TITVARE.
STOVE-PIPE,
DRIPPING PANS,
ZINK BOILER RS.
COAL BUCKETS, TEA
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EBENNRURG HOUSE.

The undersigned respectfully announces TO
HE friends and the travelling community that
he has "a ken this large and commodious house
~ the borough of Ebensburg, formerly kept by
y. J Renshaw, where he win be happy to ac-
eomrnodate his friends and those W no may be
pleased 10 favor him with their patronage
Having fitted up the House in an excellent
manner, he can assure the travelling public
that nothing viii be wanting his part that
viii contribute to the comfort OF his customers
His TABLE will always be supplied with
ihe bes, the markets can afford. and his BAR
- filled with choice liquors. His STABLE
being very large and attended by careful
Hostier, be is prepared 10 accommodate Dro-
,cEs on The most reasonable terms.
p. M'DERMIT.
March %, Is5o.-25-if
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list OR RETAILERS,

AF GOODS and Merchandise an
Cambria county for The gear 1850.
AccoId ding TO the 9Th Section of the Act OF
1924. passed March 4ih, it is the duty of the
respective County Treasurers ITO publish
nually, in the month Of November, in two
newspa pers in the several cities. and in one in
each county where paper is published lie,
of all persons returned to him Retailers Of
Goods and Merchandise. designating those ho
have, aud those vino have not taken out license
within their respective cities and Counties
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R m R M s. O

Tho UMoUsrAIN SENTINEL" is published CIV
cry Thursday morning at Two DOLLARS per
snnum. pay able halt yearly.
No subscription W III be taken for q shorter
period than six months; and no paper will be
discontinued until oil arreaTdges are paid. A
allure to notify discontinuance at the exPira :
tiouoi ,the term subscribed for, will be consider
cd es new engagement
rADVERTISEMEN will be inserted
a, the following rs,es:--50 cent. per scaare for
,be first insertion; IS cents for the second; 81
for three insertions, and 25 cents per square
for every subsequent insertion. a liberal de-
duetioD made TO those who advertise by the
5ear. All advertisements handed in must have
The proper number of insertions marked there
on, or they viii be published I'LL forbid and
charged in accordance with the above terms
UAn letters and communications, TO insure
sitention must be poet paid.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-05
IN the Orphans Court Of Allegheny
county, Pe,an-a.

No So. December Term, $40
To, Michael Magnire. Catherine Mcguire.
James G. Maguire, Vincent Mcguire, Therisa
wife OF Patrick Woods, and Robert Watson, all
Of Allegheny county, Penn a. Hugh Meloy,
John Meloy, Margaret Me 10y, widow of James
Meloy. John c. Meloy, Henry Meloy, Gather
me Fsrren, Margaret Ms guire, widow OF Ross
Mcguire. Ellen Dodson. widow of Richard
Dodson. Elizabeth Plummer, widow of Thomas
Plummer. Mary Mcguire, Susan Mcguire,
Charles Ross Mcguire. all of Cambria county
Pennsylvanio; James w. Magure, Somerset,
bomerses county, Pennsy ivania; Edward Me-
10y, Lafayette county Wisconsin,; Mary l..
Magnirs, franklin county. Penna; Agatha
Mcguire. Jonhstow1. Penn'a; Catherine r.
Mcguire. Susan l.. Mcguire, Bridget G.. Ma.
Erire. Michael r. Mcguire, Charles b. Mcguire,
Ellen ). Mcguire, John c. Mcguire, Jane r.
Msgulre, Ann s. Magure. Mary Harrit, Eliz.
ebeth Harrit, Ann Hsrrit. Cat harine Harrit.
end Joseph Harrt, all Of near Hagers,own,
Maryland
Take notice, that in pursuance Of writ OF
Partition and valuation. issued from the said
Court and TO me directed, 10 make partition
Of & certain mcssuagc and lot of ground situ
ate in the city of Pittsburg, Allegheny county,
Pennty!vania, being part of Lot No 4s9 on
Col. Voods plan of Pittsburg, and bounded
ss follows: Beginning at the intersection of
Cherry Alley. with Liberty street, and running
thence along Liberty street 10 point, seven
feet from the corner of the brick walls of the
building erected thereon: thence by line at
right angles with Liberty street, and parallel
with the West end Of sand building, to Cherry
Alley aforesaid: thence by the line of said
Alley to tho place of beginning; which said
boundaries include the aforesaid brick building
together with a small triangle ezstwardIy
thereof, and seven feet of ground lying west
wardly OF said building, TO and among the heirs
and legal representatives of the Rev Charles
.. Mcguire, decd, who died intesiate seised of
the said land; if said partition can be made
without prejudice to, or spelling the whole:
hut II partition thereof cannot be made, then
60 value, and aPpraise the same &c; an inouesi
VIII be heic on the said premises on the sew
entsentl day NJ December next. eighteen hun.
o'clock A. NJ when and here Won NAV =,
tend ifyou think proper
c. CURTIS. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Pitisbu-g,
Oct. 26, lS50.-4-6t.
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ALL persons indebted 10 the undersigned for
Professional Services are hereby notified that
have left my books in the hands of E. UUr-
cHINsoN, Eco, for settlement and collection.
1t is hoped that all persons having unsettled
accounts on my books will call and etfle the
same before the 10th of December, as aft er
that date my books ill be put into the hands
of sn officer for collection.
WM. LEMON.
Nov. IA, lS50-6-tf
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II Office.

LETTERS Test4mentary on tn. estate of
E Elizabeth Roberts, late of Cambria township,
Cambris county, deceased, having been grant ed
TO the undersigned by the Reg gs,er Of Cambria
county: Notice is hereby given to all those in
debted 10 said estate to make immediate pay
ment. and those having claims against said
tate to present them properly authenticated
TO settlement.
L. J. WATERS
November =, ls50.-5-6t.
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NOTICE..

Letters Testamentafy on the estate of Jacob
Zern Son. late of Carroll township Cambria
county deceased, having been granted BY the
Register of said county to the undersigned
al persons indebted TO said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment, and those having
claims to present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
EMANUEL DISHART.
Nov. 2I, 1o50-7-6t.
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X E II T L E s, &C., &c. q
which he will sell wholesale or retail as
low as any other esiablis hment in the
country. He is also prepared to manu-
facture SPOUTING for houses at the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms. Merchants and others desirous OF
purchasing bills of ware, are respectfully
invited to call as he is prepared to furns b
all articles in his line equally as low as
can be had either east or west, and all or
ders addressed to him vii! be promptly
attended TO.
JOB WORK Of every description, done
on the shortest notice.
The undersigned hopes, by strict at
fentlon 10 business to receive a liberal
share Of public patronage.
Old copper and puter taken in exchange
for ware.
GEORGE HARNCAME.
Oct. 8. lS49-5-tf
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II is impossible 10 give the public an sdeouu,
idea of The great success which has stteps.d
the administration Of The All-Healiug Oinimep,
for the past three years. 1t is perfectly ,a
tonishng TO witness the effects and hear tbs
praises bestowed on this medicine Ne
one could conceive that single rnedieia,
possessed so much virtue, and had power Ia
heal SO many diseases. But since il has bs.,
known that Tens of thousands have been cured
our friends VIII begin realise The truth Of
our remarks in former advertisement. v,
that there would not be single family ina
merica, who would live q day without posse,
sing box OF
MHLISTRR'S ALL-HEALING ONT.
MENT,
if they but knew its virtues.
BCRNS.-N is one of The best thiag. in H.,
world for burns.
II MOTHERS and NURSES kney. IL. vain,
in Cases of swollen or Sore Breasts end Scr,
Nipples, they would always apply it. Ia such
cases, II used, according to The directions, 4,
gives relief Ia ueTy Je1r hours.
FILES. i Thousands veariy cuTsd h,
this Ointment. Ii nerer fails in giving relief
for the Piles.
RHEUMATISM.
1t removes. almost immediately, the inaau,
nation and swelling, and the pain cssss,-
Read the directions arsund the box
HEADACHE.
The salve has cured persons of the hes d.ch.
who had II regularly every week for Il years. Il
so severe as la Cause vomiting.
The following testimonial was given by ihs
celebrated DIR. Wooster Beach, the salhor O!
the great Medical work eHlIIled The Amer,
can racIIce OF Medicine aud Family Phy,l.
cian:''
Having been made acquainted with The is-
gredients W IA n compose M'ALLSTERS
ALL-HEALING OINTMENT, and having
prescribed aud tested IL IN several cases in my
private practice. 1 have hesitation in say.
ing or certifying thai 1t is vege able remedy,
Containing no mineral substance IckaieseT, that
lis ingredients, combined ) are, aud used ss
directed by The Proprietor, not only harm.
less but OF great value, being trueIy scisntio
remedy OF great power; ana cheerfully recon.
mend 1t as Compound which has dons much
good, and which IS adapted to the cure of 9
great verIeIy of cases. Though | have never
either recommended or engaged in the sale Of
secret IN edIcInes, regard for The truly honest
CONSCIENTIOUS, and humane character Of tbs
Proprietor Of the Ointment, and the value ..
his discovery obliges me to say thus much re-
ssFdlng 1t.
w. BEACH, ND.
New York April 22d 1916
AROUND THE BOX ARE DIRECTIONS
FOR USING M'ALISTER'S OINTMENT
FOR SCROFULA. LIVER COMPLAINT
ERlSIPELAS. 4 f ETTER, CuILBLAIN,
u II E A ID, SORE EYES, SORE
THROAT, N VOUS AFFECfIONs,
rAiNS, HEAD-ACHE, DEAFNESS. EAR.
ACHE, BURNS, SORE LIPS, sPMPLES,
&c, Ri EU NATISM. PILES, SWELLEO
OR BROKEN BREAST, TUOTH.ACHE.
AGUE IN TIE FACE. &c, &c
u This Ointment is gond for any part Of
the body or limbs when infiamed. Ia sons
cases It should be applied often.
JAMES McALISTER.
Sole Propr ietor of the above Medicine
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX
FOR SALE by
Lewis & Roberts, Ebcnsburg
Kern & Go-gas, Johnstowu.
VIM. Houston. Indiana
s. Confer. Hollrdaysburg
Principle Office No. %, North Third street,
Philadelphia.
WM. TERRY, General Agent
July. 4. lS50.-39-ly
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/, ealss(sstppt GreolF,
.,,urD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
IOHE N. MONTGOMERY.
~. ar SUBSCRIPTION.

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N s spi he time ef subscribing, .,D Zeal Il W1 nit
suged, ,px. &o.
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''i,l',s Y IN lines, or less, for the 'rs' m
= "a M sIly cents for each subsequent one
y, ,l.os"ls w. M sent in without the num6SI
'l.',',. llian. being specified, wilt be published
'lIaS5I li!,sS and charged accordingly.
lss.sf a!s.a personal nature, whenever ad-
I5'sS , sll be- charged at the rate OF two
I, @ svsry zen lines, each Insertion r., =.
4 a.sa Y ' 'si4culafs or public addresses, tor
p'S ',sSslgnaividual persons or companies
wsd ds advertisements, and at the
-sndidates-For State and Dis
@ county Offices, SIS. The fee
iDthgJ, D.;6 F6ron delivery.
,a sIQ;t, "a% nn;S a thew viii
N, ID every c.
A ISork must be ...r.
|" d etters must De- -.
tsndsd to.
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a44srr ,i,srAxs-We don't believe the toI-
,o,,;rr ,necdo,e has ever been printed, ana u
!. ,oo GOOD to be lost. One day-no mS'et
yhen9,n bOsst Hlbernian strOled into one O'
~, cburehes-no matter where-on com'Uun-
i'm Sunday, and at thei invitation for'a'l l" regu,
lar standing2 &c., he beirg somewhat VeIoau' w
in matters Of this kind, thought he woula S'uy
TOO Accordingly he rem lined in his oOS'u,1 :,
ard Soited to see how the waters wou'u
pto1e Soon a venerable man approached n'm
- offered him the bread and cup lie TOOK
ran,ous slice Of the former, and the gOoO
man oassed along Going back to the ae'k'
Tsouest was made, if any had been Om'"Su ',, " !,
,Ia ,ba distribution, that they would rise "ha
wos the ustonishmsnt to see the occupant
w. w. strange pew rise and with aPecultaF Oec'
a IS ,ho 6noer. motion him that way OOey'"
> ,ho sion he walked towards the beckOne
Who rose as he approached, and shading M
: !. o,or,b with his hand, as he leaned MAJ, OV'
40 the aisle, said in subdued 70 ne .'1'
a non aov chaz e?' The horror stricken 'u"
e yO on.rv ,otterred back, without answering al
: .ra,r,nger was left to his own rehecuO'
is '"o a,n - The deficiency OF the ent ertalnmen'.
upon 'n' [Pdtyfnder,
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Tur Three Brass BAIts.-At Ono 'lm'
,.a,o came from LombardY to London COM
S.nv - If wealthy merchants, who lent money
n auy sums large or small, provided ,n'S ""I'
n.id most exorbitant interest for the accom-. ".
mediation. Shortly after their arrlVal .S..S ,u'5
niocsd their arms, which happened to De 'at'e e
blna halls. over the COunting-rOOm' ana ''o"'
III. circumstance pdwnbrOkers' who alSq =.
card themselves as money lenders adUp'ou ~,
same as sign. Common people, ,' nom''g, ~ 'n,
deny th. account Of the origin Of the ayov ago' ~"
' s@,m tbot the three brass balls are merely - =
emblem a,,,, Of there being two chances = q, .,
e ona;n., ,boir redeomiug whatever is Pi'Og''
1t belongs to our nature to erri Ou' ~ "
e,. noysevere in error.
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CoRK.-Many persons see corks ueed daily
without knowing whence came those useiet
materials. Corks are cut from large slabs 81
the cork tree, species OF oak, which grows
wild in the countries Of South Europe, Inc
tree is stripped offs bark at about fifteen years
old. but before stripping it off the tree is not
cut down as in case Of the oak' Il is taken
while the tree is growing, and the operation
may.be repeated every eight or nine years, the
quantity OF the bark CONTINUING each time 10
improve as the age Of the tree increasess-
When the bark is taken Of, il is singed in the
flames Of a strong FIRE, and after being soaked
for considerable time in water, |. is placed
under heavy weights in order to make u
straight. It's oxtreme lightneSs, the ease with
, which it can be comp essed, and its elasticity
are properties SO peculiar 70 this substance,
that M efficient substitute for it has been dis-
ooysrsd The valuable properties Of the cork
were known to the Greeks and the Romans,
Who employed ii for all the purposes ipF which
i; ;s used at present, with the exception OF
Iy s,onp,es, the ancients most used cement for
lis s,oppino the mouths Of bottles OF vessels
The Egyptians, are said to have mqes cOthnsol
nj corks, which being spread on the inside win
n rosipous substance preserved dead bodies from
Of decay. In modern times cork was not gen
no eraIy used as stoppes to bottles till ABOUT w
to close of the seventeenth century, wax beinl
used till then for that purpose. The cork im v
;ao ported into Great Britain is brought Plln1c'pal'
= from huly, Spain and Portugal. The qpa0n'
:, .nnn,ny consumed is upwards Of 500 tons.
bu, Since Gov. Crinsndsn goes into Mr. F'l
mores cabinont, the office Of Governor @ ke' 4,
J., ncky viii he filled BY Hon, John ! HsLm.-
lieatenunt Governor,
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II was almost twelve in the day, Lord Mans
field having directed that the jury should be
with a room where they could
be kept to themselves, adjourned the court two
hours. The prisoner, in the meantime, was
remanded to Jail.
II was between four and FIVE o'clock, when
the Judge resumed his seat upon the bench
The prisoner was again placed at the bar, and
the housekeep,r brought in and led to the box.
The courtroom was crowded to excess, and
an awful silence pervaded the place.
The cross examining counsel again address
ed the hOusekeeper.
Ihave but few more questions to ask you,
said he; take heed how you answer, for your
life hangs upon thread. Do you know this
stOpPer?'
| sT do
sTo whom does it belongl'
sTo Mr.. Smith,
when did you last see it?'
'On the night OF Mr.. ThOmpson's death
Al this moment the solicitor entered the
court, bringing with him, upon tray, witch
two money-bags, a ajewel-case, and pOcketbook
and bottle Of the same manufacture as the
stopper, and having cork in it. The tray
was placed on the table in sight Of the prison
er and witness, and from that moment not I
doubt remained ID the mind OF any man OF th
guilt of the prisoner.
7 few words will bring this tale TO its close
} ThecOurt house and ehouse wherethe murde
had been committed was about nine miles dis
: tant The solicitor, as soon as the cross-ex
] animation Of the housekeeper had dscovere
the existence Of the closet and its situation
had set off on horseback, with Two sheriff
d officers, and after pulling down part of III
n wall Of the house, had detected this importar
e place OF conceament. Their search was we
r rewardedi the whole Of the property belong
{, Ling to MIR. Thompson was found there amoun
d ing in valune to some thousand pounds and
]. leave no room for doubt, bottle was dscoN
d cred, which the MEDICAL men pronounced
- contain the very identical poison which ha
it caused the death Of the unfortunate man. I'll
'r result was too obvious to need explanation,
1t scarcely need be added that Smith W
- convicted and executed, and brought TO tn
IN awful punishment BY his own means, Had
sr said nothing-.had he not persisted in calling
le witnes, to prove his innocence, he might ha'
ID escaped But God had evidently left him
50 work his ruin, as just reward Of his awI
= crime.
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THE DEAD The lines of Willis on the d cath
OF President Harrison, says the Louisville Cou-
ner' strike US as emineutly applicable to Gen.
Taylor:
Lay his sword on his breast! There's no spot
OnitsbIade
In whose cankeEing breath his bright laurels
will fade!
Twas the first to lead on at humanity's call
1t was stayed with sweet mercy when glory )
was all!
AS calm in the council as gallant in war.
He fought for,his country. and not its. hurrah =
In the, path of the hero with pity he trod-
Let him pass--with his sword-to the presence
of God
Follow now, as you list! The first mourner
to-day
Is the nati0n--whose father is taken away
Wife children and neighbor may moan at his
3nell-
He was lover and friend to his country as
we'll!
For the stars OH our banner grown suddenly
dim,
Letus weep, in our darkne ess-but weep not 70
him
Notior him-who' departing, leaves millions
in tears
Not for him-who ascended Fame's ladder s.
high
'e round at the top he has stepped 70 TIL
romtA ,,,....y ,.,.
sky! ""'" '' ''"O' '" U'''
ia hlessed to
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/. BuCES Washington Union of the l5th
ABROAD s6o s,5,os M no came direct
Ssalt imt y T'O s'a'oSr ,r', 'na' ~ I.ho, ,horo
Apll2 aa AnloDlo' lexas' anu y""' '"0.o =. .
II cODsid| 10 men under arms, who are 10
make know d tbe Rio Gra0de, to defend the
from uSn .Tas.s Thousands were ready
1t two ysar I" ~ soAa' A"'Uo ~ stondo nd
tism inny ! i necessary unoer 'n9 S'""u"'O
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-31

aARRYlNa GENIUS. There is a
alAe N. Y. Penitentiary, wlo has
'sInIy,seven wives. He is just 81
\ age, and has been engaged in
a'lnonial business since he was
aad astherefore had a new wife
wen months, getting rid OF the
e''e and courting a new one dd
tie declares that he will have
qsd wives before he dies, if they
s'anp his genious within stone