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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-08

cures CONSUMPTION, Coughs Colds Splitting Of Blood.
Bedins i the Lungs. Pain in The Breast and Side Night
Sreas Marcus Complaints, Palptafion Of tbs Heart
Cholera In fanfn Dyscn,e-y SHamer Complaints and LII
EEM.ILE WEAkNENSES K.ih0ut ant failinH rhatcrr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-08

DR.. S,cavne's Celebrated Eamilv Meli.

DIR. S,cayne's Celebrated Family Medi.
cineS.
CURE FOLLOWS CURE!
More Proofs of the Efficacy OF
DR.. SW AY N E'S
COMPOUND sYRUP OF
Wild Cherry,
The Original and Genuine Preparation
Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Com
plant, splitting Blood difficulty OF Breathing.
pain in the Side and Breast, palpitation
of the Heart, Influenza ,Croup,bro-
ken Constitution. sore Throat,
Nervous Debility and all
diseases Of Throat,
Breast, and
Lungs:
the most effec-
tuai and speedy cure
known for any Of the
above diseases is
DR.. Swayne's compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry.
Reliable Testimony.
John Milton Earle, editor Of the Worcester
Spy, Mass, was attacked with a severe inf1ama-
ton of the lungs, accompanied with distressing
cough after using various other remedies with
little or no benefit, by the use Of one bottle OF DIR
swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, he
was restored to perfect health.
VIM. Monteus, respectable merchant of st
Clair, Schuylkil county, writes, Jan 80, ls49 I:
Enclosed send you certificate Of VIM. Beau
mont, citizen Of our town. His case OF Cons
urnplion is well known here, and Of long standing;
he attributes his cure entirely to your Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry"
Dc not deceived by the many spurious and
worthless preparations of Wild Cherry, ushered
into notice by ignorant Pretenders, but see that
the signature of DR.. S~ayne is upon each bottle,
which is the only guarantee against imposition:
Remember the genuine preparation OF VIVID
Cherry is prepared only by DR. SwArNE, N y"
corner of Eighth and Race streets, Philad'a
sfnpnA
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-08

GENUINE OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND ;
SIPS NpiRII IA

This ia so prepared that all the properties Of he
Sarsapar "A root fist removed everything capable 81
becoming aci or fermentation Is extracted and rejected
then every particle OF msca virtue secured IN phs
and concentrated form and Illus Is rendered nea able
of losing any Of s valuable and healing properss rIe
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-08
INpURITY OF THE BLOOD.

IL possesses marvellous efficacy IN al complaints an
.ins from Indigestion Acidiiy q The Stor.Gch iron
uneaua circuaton determination Of blood 70 the head
palpation OF the heart, cold ieet am aais eoc "a!
Coughs and promotes easy expecoraiion ana GENRE Fe
sniron relaxing structures of the lungs throat ana ever!
oIher part ,,. ,, .,r .,s
= IL l.. lS.l- nL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-16

look Wonder said the iinpa ssioned
orator pointing with a motioulc,. finger
towards the lplty ceiling as if it were the
sky. See that wathul ihundcr.cloud -
the fiery bed of the lighning- aud kissing
had the cradle of tempest ald floods
Say, scolilng sccptic. is it capable OF any
beauty You pronounce. No Well.
yer, well; bat behold. while the suec,inr
denial cu i Your proud lips the sun ot light
shears through the sea of vapors in the
west, and laughs IN YOUR iuercdulnus face
with hI- tine golden eve. Now, look again
at the thunder cloud See where it was
blacklist and fullest of gluum the sunbeam,
have kissed it, hidcou, check aud where
the kls, fell there J., NOW a blush hriuhtcr
than ever mounted the brow Of mortal
maiden the rich blush at crimson aud
gold Of purple, aud ,crmdlion-a pictured
blush TT tor the galo ct angel, the flower.
work of poucil- ot ii q aud light wrought
at a ia b, one -tokc ul the hight hand
ot God i,, the ugl, cloud hath given
birth 10 Tia ralnbow, Tat perfection and
symbol Of unspclkapir beauty
II /, lmpo,,i5 To paint the effect, Of
such ,un hur,l- OF c!o4ucncc delivered IN
hl. peculiar voice aud manner For II,
avn pat, experienced emotion, al sui
limit, aud admi alton commugled with
N, >ieIipu, awe. ! galcd aud -buddeIed.
a, IT lookug into the heart ol soleaua.
OF li-temulng Ia the mu,lc ing, Of au "a IL.
quake. " ho daic- to cali til, compa ison
"a htpcIboIrt Hath the graudo~t element.
of nature any mani r-lllion Of power I'M
pelior to the lo &, action ol Intellect Ia
ilan"d b, the FRICTION - winged magu
tt,t.f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-16

The following j, an extract rom the
Washington correspondence OF the New
York iieraai, under date Of the It'd inst
Il has licked out that I'll the haste and
hurr, to rush in Cali ornia n a STATE. with.
out her sisters in bll ton. New Mexico
and Desc ct, All - from the fact. that the
spec la'ors Of all kinds IN ali o,nia. not
the ha d.wo tinp gold diggers. have bought
up III the W. 1ican l.ud.clain :, md that
lhc~a claims, 10 the eAtefs Of five hundred
IA Hons oi dollars are held hv men in and
ont Of Congress. IN an out of California,
b, w~pa " ditto $. aud pc sons ca,I lo,ed
at Washington. lieh in the departments. a
ii.t o whom | viii ~ To send you soon.
Il i, said tia, the benton fanil, ac inter.
c-tcd To the extent of four or i've millions.
IT. these Mexican land titles on the san 10.
,iu'n and Sacramento, comprising leagues
Of gold qua t. rocks This accounts Tor
the aaAiet, To admii Cali ofnia nj once, and
alone. ia order that these doubtful titles may
be- baptized. lhi. Is the reason why GER
tala NOISY, clustering members oi CongWss
and the "tulring' cabinet are anxious tn
burr, up the cakes in Cali ouia. as the, did
the t'airlin aud Chiekasaw claim business"
Neiiihs = NOR pt"hahse 'han 'h,s en-
l'9iN'tV'' II i IN CHARACTER WIN wash
nR'"h p"ll'lrN j. 81 a p,e'e WIN inc VI
oh.o, and indeceut haste Of al those who
81. up Ia b. the peculiar friends of Caliior.
MA, l. drag her mo the / mon against all
7 7feHei'' ma i "Fh'N, ana I" me manifest
danger 81 IN general peace and above All,
= ~ ~ e'"' consistency WIN W. beh.
'"t 'aheuet me interest o' his 'amlly
! Tue "'hu'f ', notorious ana the peeul'Sr
'"fe' WIN when 'he ei''ef "' e"id sezes
wv" "'N 'n'...'-A'""' anu WARNS 'n'"
''"''It f"'' az we Ph-7'"", ~ MS mature,
T. az" hi""n % al n''n h,r' Is nom.
my 'i-e ~ 'Ai'iof''a hu' s"iu u'e 'ab'e oi
IL 70. ii'n'tufHi eaPa'h''s mas altogether
passed away ana There Is not the smallest
la'''N' l"f maintaining 'ha' u can ever sup
! y 700" 10 mos WI" ""ih us mines, or
''p ever ~ tn' Hb"'r 81 any "thef 'hah
IMMUNITY 81 'f''e'a'"fs' sah'hl'rs' ana
Ia" poor "f'l'h's MO i"'"een lever ana
'"'''"i'",' waste ~ 'n'irh'ns me hrs'
'"n''u eh''S's' hes h''n's "' s"i' are
~ W., '''"'''''n 81 Gh"' Sh".A uo"f' not
'l' sun 10, N'' 'n'u''n,u' hu' th''e are
''i'a'h P''pi' 'ha' nav" already mnde claims
!" .eh'' nav sa"a'feo on me r"Id VEINS,
"e" if' SUI ''''N' a''N' l"'~>s'"n
'''1"' Ny u" ,"'h,' "''" ''u, WIN = i'''ie
management J" nave hl'nd, at wash
~ "''' we h'iN OF vac treasure
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-16

avn ulff o. M. t,suptI tutfttus al 4uI,#
limit, and ,d',,.,,,.,n communicated ,.,th
,,,.,..,,a. .,," ,,a,.I anI 'LaJla,aJ
~. n l.ol,,,,' ,.,, H.. L..n ~, ',,I.,a.
on l,.,rn,n,n1 Ia th, mute. ,,p, Of an ca.l5'
a,.,L. a. J.,.,.,,.,.Il,.i ~. .oo,,a 100,
y L,n,,hol,., Ian ,,, nr,nd..t cIr,,.4,.
.of n,,nr. .,,, n,,,,., ,.,,,ia, ol ,o,,.r. nm.
,.,,,r ~ III. n.r. .,,,n," of MT No., j..
tau,ad l., t,,. r,rtion =. nvi,a.d marin.
NAM, "
Wedding Excursion
The evening ccrcu,ont va, performed
which madc mn and Rachel o unit 1Hd tie
COMPANY bad lnu"rrd all roond. ! rt
having p"'"u.lN talked II mp with
RarhrL coljl, Announcing the desperate"
resolution of starting '1o neat m"rHns ON
great tour co. observation
" lle bad always hr"n T." hum. he 'ald.
and never seen uutHn. and No" he VIZ
going straight to " ana a''re he come
back BE- Woald srr Steamboat I. th'ie
WIS an, such lhiu@ ANYHOW.
The village "l g ---. was about illt'
n'le- distant living o." the OHIO rvrr aud g
Journey There tom Tins r"~'deure ~ tlla-'
day, WIS drcmrd % great undertaking
some "i them Thought l'm had lakenlca'r
al lis >cH-r-. cor certainly be- WI, not 10
earnest hut bee assured them hr Was. and t'c
n'N m'.m"s. "rNl'n1 "P ''' s'''' anu
putting 30 ..''PI'> "' '''H '',', '','''' ~
'N' j''' "'N '"', "'',' '''' '''" ~,
- .'',''' ".' '''''' "'''l '''' ~ 80
o' ~, '' ''. wa .'''' ',''''''., .',''
w." ~ IT., by
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at hrr Rurh Io-m >a-Im pest IT, squire
tokeh ~ad SNAKE. like q m.ung iullrr
: So , coum. IN IN sho.r tu' lcWima.
vh.ta cp.ck mud.r rro-> them trou on
hons, To shadows mil amt it kach
see, they ar" tying up III" 'arwn' with
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-16

behalf Of III. south. sometimes dist'iays IT,
- IN rash aud hasty language. itdocs not
nj least become Us al the south 10 Join in
the unqualified consure and aoas~, which
are so plrn,i ully showcred upon him =, the
I,lter-@ .lers and journals Of the NORTH.
n q. islfa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-16
MIS- l. l. ~ + 1t :.


HE the ~uilr ui god before ten utluNk
8c,er, pew aud every seat in thu spacious
Hchurch WAS filled To o,rriloWmg The
II hole popul zion of lnwnnr'haroneh. a
o,el, little town ou the Ohio liver ~ In
tana. appeared to have turned oui 10 hear
TIA, rrcat orator from Lexington. Wduse
ame had Travelled in advance of hi coming
wa, hi, first visit To- that State. aud hence
he general anxiety I" Witness IN. effort
4AIl eyes were turned to the door, and la~
thr winged minutes flew awaN,i with many
6sign. ot disappointment, as "a" one entercd
b. answcr the very e. cumstautlal de-ctip-
ton a hi. person which had the pfeslnas
da> been puhllsh,-i IN the paper-.
The hour OF eleven arrived, and the vol
Known parsuu ui the station began iu, d..
kotinnn exercise, b, singing and prayer
Al this the token. of vrNWion increased
With al. and. with portion Of the andi#aee
81 tar n to amount To positive udroe,s
What" tx, whispered to each "ther
half aloud, Is ito : old \Ilru Vile, WIN
: going 10 bold forth, after all
At length the payer Was cuded and
Parson " lie, resumed IN. seat. Nheu a
form hitherto concealed by the maheganA
front Of the pulpit >nddcul, emerged ON
,emnd il, and .toud for more than two
ninute, erect. silent. aud motif. le>, a- -
ktaluc. \, tins apparltlon every indntdnd
u.all'J ,,h H., ,,,,uJ... ,,,ot,op IL
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a.. ,,,I.., net bl,,k hair ia, rouufe.
a.. .,..,,,,..d ;n,,r.,ly ipt,ll.rtn# with.
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F.. La, Al. .,... De-, th,. p,o,u.,i 0,.#r
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., ,h,,.,,. d...V,.. Nh,
IL l i,.t,.1 t,.to.
4, L.l., t.,lt n,,,. ,., .b,
.J.t..,,,l ,,,, Jim. ,,,.,.a.u..n.
~ ,a' ,ru.n.,.t. -. .,od i..ro
,,,...ptl, he .ai..d i. i.hi hand with 90
csx,ur. - iml.tuuu~ haste. aud pressed
h. 6no.-s ON h. pale lo rhc,d a, ii to
assist the brain m IT, mighty hb"rs %.
,i,n,hi and then in,rantl, announced M>
,.,, f,,,. tic Book of Rr,chtlou. -'' So.
4 bold' mlhc M Ai5s- new. Without
nrcf,re or atnloey tio,c films, cruirhc-
al me PREACHERS he ,lcaccd at ourr into
~. L., Of nj. >,hcrt. and then took
,Y,,,,. and rude away on WhtIlWnd %.
.,.,, vo,d. HI. voice from the cont.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-16
Marriage Of Luther.

ul'H bou,' "Hu IciIut-t'u 10 ste' aliiiilnr
alone.
Margaret FASTENED TO her and gave her
the message. She ontrcated her friend to
return with her
That would not do" replied Margaret
he said express, dioHe he undoubtedly
has something yer, pnrti llar 10 say Now
tatharinc. take courage and open vour
heart
Poor tntharluc went with trembling steps
TO the presence Of Luther
:" have sent for Won my child. . said he.
TO converse ON the subject Of mltimouH
hope YOU are convinced 1t Is a hol, state.
Yes. .ir' said tathallne.
Are Won prepared 10 embrace ii -
No. sir. she req lied.
Perhaps You have ~cfuI les nn the SEQ O.
of mona-ic vows if So. viii mark SOME
passage. ! have iticn "a that sub cri,
that may sat Your nj d at rest.
tathainr was silent
II perceive that ! do not mako much
pogrc-, in NY purpose. ! am llttl used
Ia the mallc.s, aud ! had better be iii Get
Do ,uu mean To abide by Your moui,lic
VOWS. or will You marry like a rational
Womau
I hi, d.cct appeal seemed 10 ou>e her
courage.
Even ioct"r Va tn Luther hls no
night. -ald -ho to ASK tlat question with
out cNrl ming hi, motive
~ ell said, Nate. replied he. laughing
" must I'll NoI thea. Ihc.c j, pc. ,ou
81 4n U.nli III . .,il. tihp ,nu IA L.ifp ID Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-16

Picture OF Bosro>.--1he Boston
Herald gives the following sad picture Of
,he state OF moral affairs IN that qnsuer;
what spectacle does the vicinity Of
Boston nj this moment present.! 4 heud
has just been sentenced in Canhsisixe 10
be hung for the murder of his vie ard
innocent b2besa man il undcr aryrss in
thailes,own for Wholesale po;aoninR--a
man aud woman are undergoing cxsn,iua.
ton at Lawrence for the double crime Of
numbering an infaat in is mo,hcr's wctnh.
AID then dispa'ehing the info tuuate n.o,h~r
he sell and LIST, but most prominent in
his fear nj catalogue Of crime. co.a,es ,i.s
awful Parkinson tragedy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-16

London scientific journal announces
that a new locomotive 10 be propelled with
cat steam. gas, or electricity. without fuel
OF any KIND. !, soon Ia he introduced Ia the
wolld to assist in The wonderful revolution
now goiUg on. Who can say such thing
+ impossible. in view OF the extraordinary
Developments already made in science and
art, or who can estimate the effect such
an invention or discovery will have upon
tle travel aud commerce of earth aud sea
We do not stand in the catalogue oi doubt
crs, when such announcements as these are
made The age is pursuing M upward
tracts and the mind of man is just begin.
ming to brnvels grasp the element. Of ma.
tue. 1hesc elements are vet to be sub.
Jeeied Ia human uses beyond the most i'm.
probable dreams OF the present
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-16

aud foote quarrel The faci.. wethnk. e,
rulpatc General foote from al II mc i
the matter. VII, southern edito and
politicians should labor 80 5c lei.lv. fluay.
to place those IL the wrong hotako conc ie.
uous pat IN advocating tae lights OF the
south, and thereby Involve them 81 d.. lu
personal quarcis, -urpasso- our CON e4n u.
sion. and can oulr be- cxI l1in,d rpoo tie
hypothesis. whirh though assumed by som,
persons, Ne will uai pctmit our nm +"
entertain, Of gencHd alienation 81 AT q
.cW of nuH citizen. ttomthpl duty to- south
cI IL tsa ! Interests tlrlr jut, io - .ud
hy on own homes ard institutions. aud hN
those Whodeeott tlcms hcstu th,i .t,nc..
: he adsacac, Col BentoR. IN New o..
tn-, IS uue 81 the nm ano,nal " i-h
'hc Late citations eH this .uhlecl bivc y @
dnrcd ltd indeed are I g ,lainis VII IA
that i,d td1al po.sess,, to t,rc nhlcn Q.
r.pccto admi5aiiJ The outhrrn IcoI le
H. has do4e more 10 weaken. aud At the
Same uur II itate. c OUT. than al 4 @
abul fjn i-i- ia the | MON " hntever .r.
,irr hr m1v have rendered the count y. b,
che and which he gave the adnlin-, alton o
t,vae ii ark-en. was outwelghcd h, the in.
jar, waich hc did the cause oi the mon
and Inc ~oetl, h, III. nnno.iti,n +, 'lr,.e
ypd tb... .r,t,rsa..f,apt. H.. ,,,.v, Il, ,h,na,
81, tine ,,,,oton. prosecution of tho ueI
can WIZ lis p eseut course aud scuii.
n,,.t,l. f.,e.d yrrt ef,e,l, fine NATIVE of il.
onpo.nisu Ia the acat,i,itton al 'Itxas-- il
was hpslit, t. tl' south
And vaal +. Col Eeuten'. po.i,iop now /,
\ movement. Ia effect :, ,on,nrn,,,.e of tia.
rxc,i,., tonne which j. continually eubro,l
,py the eo,, tr,. under the .npct,,u Of .urh
uniu,, a.tliy. Wcb.ter. Cl... and nlh,r~
ha. met Wit, the mos, violent and factions
resistance from cd. Grn,on alone. of an
the reprcsaniatives Of the Southern state.
NJ. ba. pot been content Ia nnpo.. thi. te,
.I,l.. and el,4ll.,t pea-nr. e., ou,,i ,u, and
settling tbe.e exciting issues. h., ofhnar,
means. lnt he ha. restored to- all .n,t, of
pnllamrntare tick.. IA faction. and sinh.
horn nr,no.ifiau. Ia unidentified and nm
.enatofai u,anan,r,.. uatp.,ll, .,riting the
,ngituati,n and di.,ul of the friend. eli
n,..,,. and rou5ur,n,.e.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-16

NuroN'. DEFINITION OF EprctrtoN.
I call. therefore, n complete and generous
cducauou, that which fts man TO perform
justly. skill ully and masoaaimously all the
Offices. both private and public, oil peace
and war
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-16

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n. ,,-i,,.. f,ll.,,d
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ing unn'''l VI n'""s upon each ''h'f' anu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-16

Green musknelon. hied. like egg plant,
il sid 20 he dalic eus. and lar superior to "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-16


Who's $50 "rrtt-i % VI ''i'' f'' yea
ilwl'1 V'-t.lI"s u-". H' p' " ''''''
ud''- Pf-i,aIi ln''2 '''. ''''l '''''.
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A lr.fc. 90. a r4-e" Sod Ns,.ae., tod
to answer rtt cha no bau4su.liv ullt
.l.nt,o. poo .horp fhr mt.i-i .ic kr,t
onr l.ud s.. duamre. uau hc htd cad
r ,u.a p arr. i.r, eii.c. Nan he
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-16

The New Aok E4pre's saws iha' Mr
Earnum has deposited the large sum OF
money. which, hv the terms Of agreement
between him and Jenny Lind, he was re-.
quircd to lodge ia the hands OF Harieg,
Brothers, s. to, and ,hsi il went forward
by the steamer. which saled on the ia,
.nst
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The Fair.

Do not forget that the Ladies of the Epis-
copal Church hold Fair this erenine. in
the store rooms on Main street lust above
Front You have no idea of the variety of
beautiful and elegant preparations which are
being made Tor the occasion. The tables
will be covered with things ornamental and
useful, which you will be coaxed to look at
by the beauty Of Evansville, while the cele-
bratcd Drummond Light will in the course of
the evening shed over the already brilliant
scene. It's sun-like rays. Nothing viii be
wanting TO make the Fair great point Of at
traction. II there were no other inducement
in the world, the presence Of the ladies' should
be attraction enough-therdesir you should
attend, command uadodgqbie. The children.
too. have been in world of excitement for
some time m king preparations for the event,
and beg OF you TO come and buy. Do not
disappoint them. 1t is to be presumed you
were children once yourselves so extend
them atleast the sympathy of your pocket.
Go all of you, aud take along the "women
folks.n
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Presideut.s Message.

We might FLOUR paper day after day with
favorable comments made by papers in every
section of the country, on the Presidents late
Message. Since the days of Washington
there has probably not beena message en-
anating from a President Of the u. States.
which has been 50 favorabIy received by the
people as this. The Wing party seem to
uphold it almost to man, while for once the
Democratic party has forgot'en TO abuse that
which had the Wing Executive as its source.
The Washington Republic has made some
able comments on this Message We ex
tract the close Of its article:
THE message is characteristic of its au-
thor. Ii Is distinguished by the simplicity OF
its style, the directness of its recommends
tons, IFS moderate. manly and unassumno
temper. Ona the cardinal points of WHiG
doctrine, 1t is WING 10 the core. lis policy
IL that OF progress and improvement-of
peace abroad and at home. of good will and
good ghborhood-and it is a policy which
In our judgment will be sustained by the
American people. Professional aciiators.
political tre-eaters-the ultras and extremists
OF all parties-the men who at the South
would inhame civil war because "A part of
Texas has been sold TO free-soil. and an the
North because it has been sold 10 slavery
all these men will. oil course assail the PREs.
IDENT and the policy OF adherence which he
recommends. But the mass OF our fellow
citizens believe in the virtue of golden mead
they believe that the safest path is in the
middle, and they are prepared, in our iudg-
meat. to acquiesce in the course so clearly
and unequvocaIly indicated by the PaEsi-
DENT"
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RAILROAD CALI.

I L is ordered The hC ard of Directors or Tia
l. EVdnsvlilc aud Illinois Railroad Conn,nv
Thai call cf 50 90 Pershare on all stool, In The
Company not paid out, tc paid as follows Rv
all Stockholders now Or la;e residing in Wander.
burgh couny, Ind, and all siochh olics non resi-.
dent in The Sale payable at The Office of The Nv.
anSy.lie INSURANCE Company, in Evansville. Ind
on Wednesday the III day OF January. 1851 he.
tween lae hours Oi 10 4. " and 4 p M and
That all arrearages CA calls heretofore foa1e ana
unpaid be now declared due and PAYABLE from
The above described stockholders at thssarne linz
and lace. - '''i'e
Aad hat call of s. 90 per share @ stock
nci paiI out, be made PAYABLE by all stockholders
now or late Residents of Gibson county IL ., ,bs
oiiice oil Sam'i hall, President of sail Company.
10 Prnceion, on The same day and between the
same hours. '"0
And that all arrearages on calls heretofore
made and unpaid on and BY stockholders now or
late residents OF Gibson county. be declared ma
able a the said of.ice of The President IN I6e
same Cay and between the same honrs.
JNO. INGLE, JR..
Sec'iy Z. & III. r. r. Co.
Evansville, Dec. Q, 1850 lI-d3&w3.l