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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-10
Report on Tenaperance.

lOlIoWlnS
Report on Temperance.
That intemperance is great and growing evil perhaps
all ready to admit; and in the opinion your Gem
mtee, there few subjects the present day, that
have greater claim upon the sympathies, the prayers
and the united energetic and unring labors of every
Christian and Philanthropist than that consider
We have long beeld with painful emotions the ravages
of this monster vice. compared with which other sins
forced to conceal their defOrmy in the secrecy of retire
ment under Of the night, but thi. forth
rmaskcl, and with unbushng mpudence while disease
and death mark its pathway.
For time the progress of this seemed to have been
stayed but Of late, in Common wealth at least
and particularly within Associatioual limits, it is
increasing with alarming rapidy No class Of society
exempt from its ravases The rich and the poor tie
learned and the Ignorant the polished the rude the
man Of hoary head and the youth of promise are ndis
crimnatey brought by its influence one common level
and bowling with british stupidity at the alta
Of Bacchus What Christian what Philanhropist what
parent can mark the desoatng influence Of this moral
plague, and be unmovedi
But in order eectual combat error in order to cone
successfully with adversary of boaste strength and
ability, must reconnore the position and strength of
him whom we would overcome, and learn also our own
Hence your committee have taken measures to
ascertain the nunber of places at which liquors are
uiactured and sold within the bounds this Association
and verify their " name is Legion, for they are many"
There are, within the limits Of this Association embra-
cling the counties OF Lycoming Clinton umberland
union Montour, Columbia and SULLIVAN at the lowest
estimate 300 licensed taverns as many stores at which
liquors are sold, and thirty dis,eries and breweres
besides large number of groggeries and ale and beer
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-10

bJThe Northumberland Baptist Asso-
citation at their recent session adopted the
following
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-10

We think "divine institution" which
increases some $4,000 happy subjects per
year, can stand such small subtraction
.:.hcut :. " dissolving the Union
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-10

s1-The official Census Returns show
the number of Fugitive Slaves in the year
ending lst June, 1850, was only 1917
Manumitted in the same time, 1874
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-23

der" Estas otras palabras por el estilo,
Sc ven en- casi todos los peri6dicos perv,
ESQ 81, los prisioneros ante todo.
ST tuvieramos que detcnernos 4 hacer
case de cuanto Sc dice, 81 dieramos por des.
gracia al gun credio tantas cartas diriji'
das desde Washington por corresponsales
q'e..... nadie conoce, no tendriam;s suf.
ciente tempo para detenernos, no solamen.
te a contes,arlas, sino leerlas, tanta cs Ia
abundancia con que Sc reciben. iQue bien
dice eI True Deta de esta ciudad, al hac"r
mcncion de elias! :" Gentc que Sc le paga
para que cscriba. precise cs que olga algo,
sino..... no hay monis. =
Lo que pasa entire nosotro. es incredible,
nadie es Gu paz de f,rmarse una idea ecsac-
ia de clio; la credu!idad de esta gentc es
tai que basta que Sc YEA una noticia en- lc.
'ras dc molde para que Sc In de entero
credi:o. Todos los dias, estan llenos los pc.
ri0dicos dc talscdades, los cuaIes son des-
men'idas al siguente, y pesar de ESQ to-
do el pueblo olvidandosc de 10 de aver, cree
EN- las aseriones mas cs,upidas. Cuantos
parties teegraiicos Sc han pub!icado duran.
te los itimos ounce dias, tocante la cues.
ton de dav una satisfaction Ia Espan,
han sido des'nentdos por los peri6 licoS
oficiaes dc Washington que tenemos la
vista y sin embargo e j'ego sigue como
,emprc. Lo que q"icren, no es p"eciso
prcguntarselo; ellos Sc burlan con 81 ma.
yor descaro de que las naciones puedan
conocer csa interesada politica que los
guia, macsime cuando contiesan que este
es el pals del mundo que abriga mas aven-
tnreros dispuestos 4 cuaI Iquer empresa.
N5cios que cscupcn al cielo, sin sentir que
Ia saliva eae sobre SUI msmo rostro, sole
son dignos DE- Ia mayor compassion. Feliz.
tnente, aun para ellos, hay hotnbres que
tiencn muy distinto modo de pensar y es.
pcramos que todo Sc arreglara amigab!e-
nente, de 10 contrario la Espaha no Sc ha.
La desprevcnida con ell objeto de hace'
sen,r cl peso dc su justo resentimiento.
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-23
Toda la prensa dc esta rep1blica, con

Toda la prcnsa dc esta rep1blica, y con
especialidad la de Nueva Orleans, Sc ocu.
pa EN- cstos mornemtos de la question s,,sci
taela por los ustos y razonables reclamos
que hace Espaha a los Es'ados Unidos;
pero con disgusto y pesar vemos que la
mayor parte de los peri6dicos que hasta
ahora Sc han ocupado de csta question,
manifiestan las 'nis!nas tendencias vel mis-
mo espiritu de intolerancia y cgoismo que
Sc atribuyen y deben atribuirse siempre los
males que lamentamos todos consecuen.
cia d.. la invasion de Cuba. Les Periods
ia de esta ciudad, ,--imI rudcntes irreflec.
sivos detensores de Ia sinrazon la injus,i
cia ang'o.americanas. .--mezc.an cues,io'
mes intereses diversos en- un asunto que
todos i; una debieroo empe6arse EN- verter.
minado honrosa y amigabemente. Las
injurias y los u!trajes suf'idos por nuestro
pabeIon y nuestros compatriotas conse'
cuenca de la insensata invasion de Cuba,
NADIA tenen que YER con 10 que sucedicra
antes 9 despues de aquclla epoca,y los Pc
riodstas que Sc empeHan en- mezclarlo to.
do, manifiesian una de dos cosas, = una su-
pima ignorancia de los debcres naciona. .es
y el derecho de gentes, Q una re6nada ma.
lcia que desacreditada y deshonra a la vez
los hombres y las naciones donde Sc
manifesto con tan vilanas intencones.
Decimos que miramos con disgusto la
repcticion de las ideas emrozohadas de al.
gunos pcriodistas, porq''e conocemos que su
! princip pal objcto es ell de impresionar al pue'
bio an glo.americano que eI Gobierno Fe.
deral no debc tomar sobre 81 la responsible.
Iidad de los actos que Sc atribuyen, po,
convenicncia, una chusma desentrenada.
Ell pdb|co no necesita que le recorddmos
los escritos que aparccieron del Is al 81
ue agosto en- varios peri6dicos de csta ciu.
dad, los cuales tenian por objeto Ell produ.
! cir un efecto parecido al que 50 desea pro.
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-23

sUsCRHCHON.

81 prscio de suscricicn en- los Estados
Unibos es. Por uM ado 90. orS msses
o5 ~ cts, por 3 ul.s"s e2 70 cts. T0us
su@criciUn se pxga adelsntada.
Fuera de Nueva Orleans no se aiinitira
ninxun susGritor pDf inenOs de 'hesss.
En- lss islas lie Cubx y Puerto PicO en-
MpiicO, Yicatan y TO- Ia Ia A'uerica del
Sur, Sc cobrarin los precios que Sc de.
siki,en Ell otrO lugdr.
n1pC.as cartas dirisidas & esta Redac.
ciOn ,ieben ser frai.cSs de porte.
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-23
ANUNCIos.

los Avisos puraments economicos ,
nercanliles pagarin 81 por lu priln ;re
inserci"n de un quadrado | II renSlo icso
nlenosl. y 20 cts por los siguientes. For
los mas larxos 3 los que 81. insertcn por
trimestrcs 3 aAos, se har4 un arrcsls
conventional.
I.os Anuncios . Comnnic ca,ios. on prose-
. verso. s0bre as,,ntos personalcs. pa3a.
ran cI doble de los precios va cita,los.
Ahvirtirn,lose que los insultos 3 persona.
llades no Sc pubIica,An 4 ningun precio.
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-23
e. PELAYO.
Eo,ron y REoAcroR E. SAN JUST.
DlSCURSO DEL PADRE COMES.

T Suponiendo que habra mnchas PerSonas
que de>earan conservar en- una t0rma manna-
ble, ell interesantisimo discurso tituIado "CAu'
sAs Y REsuLrADos DE Les sucEs DE LA Is.
LA DE CUBA en- 1851" escri'o por el presbite-
70 secular d. Jose Miguel Comes, Sc ha impre,
so en- I'M cuaderno de- 40 pdginas, el cua| sc
vendera en- Ia reduction de este penodico 20
cts. el ejemplar.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-04

D. LISTER offers for sale the follow
. \. Ing tracts Of Land at such prices and
terms M will ensure a speedy sale;
Eioren Handred and Sersn'y Acres
whcscon now reside, about six hundred Of
which are IN good state Of cultivation. and
without some future disaster, will produce ihi-
season double the amount Of the price ! ask
The buildings are all comfortable and tasty
with tfs, rate Gin, Press, aud Corn MA.
Also .SiI Hundred Acres Of Land,
One Hundred and Fifty in cultivation, being
cleared within the last two years.
Also One Hundred and Fifty Three Acres
Of land with sixty sores in cultivation, and coin
Portable buildings thereon.
4 II of these lands are in good and healthy
nciehborhood. within one mile of an cAccllen,
school aud church, and ARE unsurpassed by any
lands IN the country in point Of fertility and To-
cation. being seven miles from Marshall, eigh.
teen irom por, Caddo
For further particulars apply to my Agent
Col. ". T. d. Ward, Of Marshall wao is dul,
authorized to seil any OF all Of the above lands
during my absence from the State---and fully
guarantee the title 10 the anne, as II i. unds-
putsd. a. u. LLSFEk.
,Jnly 10, 1850. BIZ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-04

This is to certify, that in the year 1916, |
had been severely afflicted with Chlis aud fc.
yer for nineteen months, nuiil, with the coliiu-
ua,ion Of the ehill- every other day they had
complicated with them what the doctor. told
me was Chronic liepatitz, or inflammation Of the
Liver, and Enlargement of tie Spleen After
trying every thing, from the yery best phy>-
cans IN the South, without any permanent re-
lici, was worn down TO u perfect skeleton.
and despaircd Of ever getting we'll In the
month of September 1916, was travelling in
North Louisiana for my health. and happened
at Farmersiilc, where became acquainted with
DR., l. I, Henderson, who, after u history of
my ease, Informed me tia, just such cases had
baillcd the common yet cieniiiic practice rec.
commended by the different scientific medical
writers, and that be had discovered u new veg
etablc compound tonic he had every confidence
in. The doctor prepared for me Il ounces OF
the Tonic, with two dozen of his Tonic pil-.
which ] commenced using as directed and in
ten days was sound man The chills were
stopped the second time, and my liver and
spleen had In ten days become healthy. ! met
with DR.. Henderson, in New Orleans, in 1911.
got linn to max, me gallon OF his Tonic
which | have used. IN over a hundred cases,
with perfect success, while travelling IN Arhnn-
sas aud Texas. Prompted alone by wishing 10
point the afflicted. to a certain remedy, mud
render tribute TO whom tribute Is due" has ii-
duced me to certify to the Eureka Tome, aaI
Nepenlhean Tonic Pills.
Gro. r. CoENELus.
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lILILLN nv FEIER.

and all the different varieties of feyers torpid
liver. enlargement of the spleen, dyspepsia,
dropsy, lsundicc, and all kinds of constitutional
debility and arrangement OF the system, nrr
speedily relacdod by these invaluable medi-
cines. These valuable aniipotal remedies were
discovered hy d. l. +. Henderson, and have
been successfully tested by some of the best
physicians Ia the South, and hy thousands of
other persons.
Those medicines are wholly Vegetable, md
are harmless under any circumstances. The
principal ingredients are entirely ncw remedies,
used by no other person in any form ~ mcdi-
cine
In malarial diseases, they act ms an autdotc
against the p0isonon, effects of impure ar and
require no preceding preparation OF The system
as they comprise the CaihaTlie, Diaphoreue Sod
atye. and Tonic principles thus accomplish
ing desideralum IN the treatment OF these
diseases long sought fos before the discovery
of these medicines
All who have used Quinine (the best remedy
heretofore known for Intermittent fever must
say tina, II IS neither certain no lasting IN iis
effects
Quninc in many instances, from lrbrc cS-
ciietneat and gastrig ga, and cephalic disturb
anue- IS nadns~abe. But thc Eureka Mcd-
cine eau be- used under any circumstances or
condition of the system where tome, purge,
or dmphoretc is needed, with tue haPpiest ci-
feels. The tonic mildly acts on the bowel,
carving OF the muco bilious matter collected
there; collecting the action oi the liver and
Spleen aud assisting nature TO ihro" OIL TIE
inprdicnt, TO a healthy action OF The body, by
natural remedies calling into action suspended
natural laws thereby removing the causes and
effects Of disease through the natural channels
of the body
! An that Is asked for these wonderful medi-
zines is fair trial, which Will satisfy all OF their
unparalleled virtues. Their fame Is built up
ON their own efficacy, and comparison Win
all other remedies Is challenged, Ply sieians are
requested to use the Eureka Tome aud Nepcn-
thenn Pills. as they would any other tonic with
any previous preparation OF the system thes
please and they will be- convinced they are the
superior of Qunnc, and the whole catalogue
Of tones used a. ntcrmiitents
! Their use i, admissible at any time, even
when the patient has the highest fever. For
/ sick head ache and obsirueied menslruation,
the, have no equal For particulars see tome
directions
Also. DIR l. +. Ulrsnrasos's Eureka Pmlfpiry
I Caihariic P,lls, for cleansing ami purifying the
/ constitution, aud establishing healthy econo-
my in all persons laborng under any form OF
constitutional arrangement.
! Also. Dr.. l. T. IIgspERsos's OgGchfa 'errn,-
/ fuge, the greatest blessing ever bestowed upon
/ the infantc world, warranted TO cXPcl worms
~, every KIDD and Ia every ease, where they eN-
is, in the body. This Nermiingc ha- proved It.
self decidedly superior 10 any other N use.
Also. Ds. J. +. HrspgRscs's Nerre and Bens
LiHi,acfa, or Heal An The use Of this aston
;.hm.nt liniment has been attended with I'M
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-04

Grocery Niore.

~. GALLAGHER has and will keep
~ constantly on hand good and sclce,
ia supply Of Family Groceries, and in.
si,c-the citizens Of Marshall (and Of Harri-
son aud the adjoining eoun,~-) to call and tx.
anime: such ~ Goshen and Western Butter.
Goshen, English, Western. and Pineapple
Cheese; Bacon. Lard, 1sgnr-eured Hans,
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Teas Of various kinds,
Mackcrei, Fish, Ierrng., Sardincs, HOLSTERS,
Swe.,-meats and Jcslies Of various kinds,
Pickle, Of every description. Also, good
chewing Tobacco, smoking Tobacco, aad Cigars
from the cheapest 10 the highes, p'ces--as we'll
as u variety Of articles not necessary TO mrn-
ton. lie will sell for ANAL profits for cash, as
he believes nimble sixpcnc~ to be better than
-low shilling. This is a fine chance for those
who love the good things of life
Shreveport, Dec ~, 1850. n:6 GIN
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from some unknown cause, and also have had
NJ The same time every SYMPTOM Of dyspepsia.
We had recourse 10 different sorts OF medicines.
but experienced but ltile relief, nniil We fli
IN with Dt. ilcndersons Eureka. We at once
purchased bottle, aud have used about one
half OF It according to direction, and take great
pirasr:e IA stating, that we were al once re-
heved of the above disagrceahe comp ltiuis
We therefore bc.pcak for 1t nothing more than
lar trial, 10 test It's virtues, which VII no
doubt give it precedence over all other tonies
now IN use.
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This !, TO certify, that have used in my prae-
licc, and seen others use, DIR / I. Ilendcrson's
Eureka Tome, and do believe IL to be the
most valuable Tonic for the certain cure Of
Chils and Fever, have met with. Il exert.
curative ELECTS IN every cF.r, aud in every IN.
stance was wonderfully pleased with its pow.
or 10 immediately cure chil-, and cut short con.
gesliye chil-, do not believe in specifies.
falling in nothing, but If ever | met with one f,
it Is the Eureka Of Dr. llcndcrson's, and take
great pleasure ia recommending it to the allie.
ted. WM ttLVEHHorsr, H. d.
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II. a. SINMS. 1tachrr # the Ar
- - If PcumaHship aad Boos-teePing'
----rsRss-- proposes to open or establish n
Writing and Commercial Academy N Marshall,
and will be prepared To give lessons as soon as
a sufficient number TO form class sha! have
been madc ~,
Mr. $. also tenders his services TO the Acad-
emies in ihi. place,
Young gentlemen who wish 10 obtain profit
,bls situations ~ Clerks, and book-keeper-,
will find 1t greatly to their advantage to avail
themselves of this opportunity
Lpuarv I. 1850 MS "
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AAnA ACRES of very superior Land. IN
ZVVVJ Pamela county, Tio acres OF which IS
rich bottom land ahoY overflow. There is on
In, land neser failinF s,rram Of water, " 4iet
would be well adapted 10 machinery, II would
be most eligible siie for Saw and Gri-t Mil
Timber on the land Oak, Pine and Cypress
There is ahcur eighty acres Of cleared land
thereon. with House and other improvements
Loea,ion healthy, and al convenient distance
from both the Red River and Sabine navigation
Title nndeniahlc. Terms reasonable.
Apply TO WIN II. b"isiv"
a9-tf Marshall.
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I WILL attend 10 the procurement Of the
] above warrants Mt Washington CITY The
papers. after being duly certified here, will be
rwardcd TO W. {. Choate. Esq, OF that place.
The necessity of forwarding these documents
to an experienced prosecutor Of claims at
Washington City, who will mid in having
them preferred early and correctly, viii APPEAR
in the fact, that many claims OF similar feature
lie there until they become obsolete for want
Of attention.
M Choa,e, my agent at Washington City, is
an attorney at law, and prosecutor Of claims
a, that place, Of long standing, and well known
reputation His character and experience u
the manner OF ifansafting business IN the -
eminent departments, offer -'''-.." 90, 'a''hue'
to those Who wish . f"vs'e e''"i'A'es i"
,,,,h : -s'N, 1880
" JLIN THUR NM.
Nqr.fhaN Norcfnber IAN. 1850 23-tf
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Married, In ,hi, place on the i3thult, by The
Rev. Thomas Wilsoh. Mr.. II l.. BERRY toni -.
MARY ISABELLA IAsTER.
Ga the 22nd ult, By Hon. 7. A. Paiill w.
A. FRAzlrn to Miss. LOUISA, daughter ~ '.i.
A. d. Burcss, of this county
At Helena. Arkansas, on the 81 nit, al the
American House, at 10 o'clock. 4. 81, by the
Rev Mr. Raiclile, Col. JOINS b. foHp to Miss.
MAgGKET BuEREss.
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CONE ONE! COME ALI

.~-r,rfa ~ STEINLElN. has Just received
<-NS1 from Philadelphia, and other East
~AAaAkA1I tern cities his supply Of FALL. and
WINTER goods. Tie respectfully invites his
former customers. and all who arr DESTROYS 81
obtaining good bargains, TO give him call
liz stock is ample, and well selected. lie flat
tiers himself from TIE facilities he has for the
selection Of bis goods, having a Brother resid-
ng in Philadelphia who purchases for him to
the best advantage, that he will be enabled to
sell rs cheap as the cheapest, and ~ good ms the
best lie is now ready to sell on accommodate
ing terms, and a, price, TO suit the times, COM
petc assor,men, Of DRY GOODS, consisting
OF Ciofhips. Hats, Caps, Boots. and Shoes, Also
HGrdicGre, 1muars, QueensTare and n fri
supply Of every thing usuf'ly forsl IN coun-
~ store, too tedious 70 mention.
Oct. 90 $50 MO Nv
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NEW DRIG STORE At MARSHALL
Norris \ TuGkclt.

n We have the pleasure to announce the
<X arrival Of our splendid and we'll selected
u S'ocl of fresh aud genuine Drugs, Hedl-
cines. Dc.
", invite the attention Of all to our House,
where will ever b. found an accommodating
and ohlieing spirit We promise 10 he faith
r,l In our asoraiinn--ie give every possible at
,cniion to the putting up Of prescriptions with
the most cxac, nicciy. at aA hours.
We deem it unnecessary 10 give catalogue
of our Stock and We vii just say. We have
almost every thing 70 our Hue, and OF the very
best qualify.
~ The LADIES are particularly Invited TO
call and examine our stock OF F1nctsi and
Psrfugasriss,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-04

Cards of all kinds, Show Bills, Hand Bills
Horse Bills, Bill Heads, Notes OF Hand
Receipts, Funeral Tickets. Election Tick
cts, Circulars, Blanks of every description.
Orders from distance will receive prompt
attention.
They keep on hand Blanks for District
Clerks aud Justices of the Peace.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-04

THE copar,ncrship heretofore existing
in this town. under the firm OF Ward q
Wilson Is this day dissolved by limitation.
Having renewed the same by a.socat'ng
with us Mr. &. ". \ivion, our house WI
in future be conducted under the name aud
style Of Ward Wilson. 4 Go.
Being thankful for the liberal patronage
extended to the old firm, our highest ANN.
ton shall be, BY as.iduity, industry, and
close attention. to business to merit the
same in future.
WARD, WILSON, 4 Co.
January LIST. ISL. -et'.
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Examination.

The examination of TIT young ladies' in the
Masonic Female Institute viii take place on the
18th and 18th inst. The patrons and public IN
general are invited to attend,
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In complmen, TO DR., !. 7. Henderson, OF
ra,msr,,.e, We take pleasure in recommending
r. aIl those who are BY any means aAliried with
hod,ly Mains. 10 90 a, once and purchase bot
ia a, ~, oi hi, mos, excellent Eureka Tonic.
~, he las, three or four weeks, we have been
I.h.,,ny under tn ness txesueiatiag rans,
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TiIE SIAIE or 1ENAS.

NotNth OF HARRISON
10 any 'agfm 2gicer IF sad Coun,y
CrsfHg:
NOU are hereby commanded 10 .,mu,aA
! William J Bush by publication IN tie Tess
Republi.an,a newspaper published in he los a.
Of Marshall. Harrison county, for ihrcn sn'rss
siye weeks, personally to appear b,Iur. me \.
my Office held nj my hansc IN Beat No 4 IN saft
county, on Saturday ihc 2sIh day OF Dcremb,r,
A. ID, 1850, 10 afsavr the complaint Of r.
J. pugl', in plea Of debt for twenty six dor,r.
and forty-two cents, due by sccoun; for d,pss
and medicines bouyh, and receives. from slc nj
Of March, 1850, Ill the 27th If Noycn,i,es,
1850, ns per reference 10 the account in M, r
flee. Herein fail not 10 execute and make u,
return as the law directs.
Given under my hnnd at NY ca;se, this oh
day Of December, 4. d., iaA9
JOHN MORGAN. J. r., H. C.
Dee ~, 1850. nua6 9!
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FAnMrnrn.1r. Nov o. 1910

IAkNlLNliLlt NOV. ~ lhl'.
This is TO certify that after trying every thing
else uusucecs.iully, TO cure pro,raeled case
of chtll~ and fever and general arrangement
Of my liver and spleen, WAS completely cured
hy Dr. l. +. llcudrrsou's Eurcka Toulc, and
take pleasure ia rccC intending 1t rs one OF the
best remedies eser saw, in the treatment Of
that disease Il. :. AeNEW.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-04

Received IN office Nov 2hih, 1859. and handed
to the editor OF the Teas ReJublican sanss
da, Tor p"b"ca,ion. 5. 4. PERRY
no 20 II Si'N