davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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N. Qe,pis Qabomns @aeubrsn, SUI

9,> QeipiS 2abpmtS Sadubren, SUI
GS9meIen mo Silber. Waaren, i'm SroBeu
Nas> NIB Sleimen, $40. los, ebesnutttrabe
5flihsr Sluael pes Sranflins Saules, pbha
pslpbia. Sb bate jult erbalten ein fplenoiI
nno nnaew6bnlib sro6es NGortement 9olbe'
net uno (iIberner $ever, $epine uno setpobnli'
den ltbren, gum sbeil aus Den wertltdtten
Der folssnren berhbmten Sabrifanten -
Jobiae, Jebnion, Eosfen, Cooper, Das
pio Tavlor, Seesley,Eobinfon, Der bee
riibmten Carl Taylor unb SSbne, $ons
bon, unb j. y. Uoams, {cnoon.
9ie felcem sebtasnailten 0nb bic briten Sa'
6rifanteu in cer 1SeIt. Sie madsn pcllitan'
biae unb rlhtisc SeitmeTer, uno lclbe, Ole leb
init s3errauen irseno Semanp empfeblen fail,
bet cine CUTE ltbr gum 3sitbaltsn baben mill
SD balte mtth jeooeb frlbtf AL teln belonSeres
Sabrifat ODER Stamen, fcnoern iuehe Die llbS
ren for9faltls aus, ,pslcbe itb Derfante, nne oa
ib MIDI Diele Sabre init Dem llbrem Seibdfs
te befa6t babe, 70 bin it iberseuat, pa6 ih
Nlen entlpretbsn Fam, bic cine CUTE uno ritbs
tise ltbr baben pollen, lluo labe ale Sobe
Gin, bel mir anSurufen. Sebe ltbr 1T aenau
nnterIubt, rcparirt unb reaulirt beYor Ite prr'
Fault ipirc. 70 paB mene Sunpen lttb parauf
perla0en f6nnen, oaB bre llbrcn ri6ti9e 3eit
balten. SD bate ebenfalls auf 6anb ein gro:
bes 4fortement poQsiunelter aolbcnr seUers,
l9 Sarat 8oIpl lhalen, bic itb pertaufen fam
fhr Den serinaen Drels bon S35 nnc per(tcbe'
re fte,sans gut 3eit gu baItcn. SD babe ebens
fails jcpe SerIhiepenbeit 9clcener Sebreibfcs
bern III ST. uup tbeucrcr, unp fann ubren, So:
bern oocr irsenb etncn anbcrn perlanaten Hrs
tifel na6 jeocm Sbeile Der Ser. Staaten,
wstt' Snpien, ooer ipnifwcbin, gang lttter in
ber Wail lhifen, SD babe ebenfalIs auf
,5anb ein fplrnpit, reid uno neucs 4forte:
msnt Don SupsIcn, sopenenSetten &c.
0F@ilbsrne etfsI, Gabslm, Dei:, ,Suebcns
SiIh:, Nabms, &rumens uno Dtitmefer in
src6sr Ssrihiepenbeit. gbcnfalIs ouf 6anO
eln sro6es Nfortement bon pldttirte Gators,
Sucbent6rtsn s6tfeln, 8abeln &c, Die 9llber
fat alsid ieben.
9sm GusbsGern bon llbrsn uno Supelen
miro beicnuere Iufmsrflameeit sswiomet.-
California Sob uno oltes Siber wiro fir
Saar9rlc 9ctauft.
Shneipe oiele Hn3eiae aus, rufc al unb
interiu6e fir bic6 lelbtt, ober Gcbifs oeine
SeftelIunSen init Dem edftb uno ftc icllcM TO-;
9lCitt befcr9t pCr0en.
$enten, psItbe gum werGrbCrfauf einf0u'
fen, wro Elm liberaIer GbSus erlaubt.
Qewis Qeoemue, los gbC6nutltr,
2priI 90 - Sa1t. pbilabelpbia.
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I'm Die SteiOenOell.

Kirnle's Observation-Disclosures
lCn.-9iels Yillsn iino defenders 9seiQnet fir
oa5 msibIihe @efbIebt neil fje Den MaQen
rsini9en unO ben 2tppstit beritslen. @is finr
pcrtrsff1db fir 6arteibi9fst, Wuttermsb, So.
lif, 9urblauf Qsibpeb, 9ispepfa, &ppfmsb
uno Die psrfbieccnen Qscsn bse meibIibsn @ts
fdlsbt5. gle finO ebsnfaas Elm unjbsrtrsff1ls
Dies celmittel 9e9sn Den @rdpel ODER reisenbsn
Sten unp ale 2eibsn an Der 8ldls.
OF FObi9s piCsn iIno gum 8srfauf in bisler
9ru&srei. prsiS so Gents bic 9rcssn nb 25
@snts bic flsinen Scrsn.
9Pcpember II. 81.
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Saamen= ilnD StfcrgerGtb
SSnorcatDd1ts,
Gletn- uno 8rpBs 8erfauf,
l943 Warftitrabe,
lt9h hfJ1SIp(1tf,fa
35iltld0eIphta.

4JNttuutlQittd'
1Dir eferiren unIern Sunben unoSreun
ben bas srtBts Enforcement bon HfertausScs
rdsbsn, Sartsn Seratben uup Sdmereien,
bas emals in oieIem marfte ansctoten mors
ben. beltebenb gum She'll aus folacnpcm:
proutv uno tf1ears patent b 5 eb its
Uranium Observation-Disclosures pfu9c, Iints
i,np rehtbanbia, Seiten:, ShaeIs uno ebcncs
8opeu. BON Oerl6iepsusn Sr66en, Dorsualis
dbem Waterial uno Irbeit. Serlthert ba6
{1e befrieoiaenb {nb ODER bas Selo miro au:
rh6sesebm. 9ie pier bobfen pramien
puroen berliebsn auf bisls pfise, bel Der
Sleu Oort Staats'8air, 1850. gbenfaas,
Beab uno Stanaeni6ar pfi9G Spain'e
btrbsGsrte 8uttNfaGer, welde auf bic llrt Gins
asrihtet ftno, baB man ben Nabrer ats Dem
Safe nsbmen fam, wenn man nur oen 6ins
bel bonn Nhbrer abfhrautt.
Scr, Srobs uno WsIi6fornttrob' 9dnci.
BET In aro6sr 9erlhieecnbeit. woruntsr 6os
bep's Sor5isliher prdiniums Srobidbneioer
;u fnbsn 1T. bon alien Sr66rn. GbcnfalIs,
Dfrbttraft, OreG6maibinen, winbmIblen,
welf6fornihaler, &deprclen, Saatpfan
ser, Sreffhrapper, 3ufermiblen, Obfrns
Sche uno S6aen Nabenoriae, pfcrpega
9en, Sru(ttretfer. bCbntare unb grtra.gu(ti:
bators, gascn, Si6eIn. @enIen, rumcbcbls
5afen, fcbersbarte Diitt. unb 5euaabeln mi,
cpatcn ceer pirrcfiatrn 3inten, pcn8uEfabl,
BaumIbeeren unO Weibel, Nspraturs9 9tIt1
unb @us; peruaniI6er, patasoniI6er III,
preparirter @uanc, nett einew Dollfdnbiaer
H1ortcment bon Gras &artens unb Selo
Gaamcn, mas aIe 81 Den m69Iidit nieoris
Sfsn 9oreiTeu Dortauft tpjrb all SO. I048
SNARE ttraBe, pbilaosIpbla.
prouty uno Sarret.
Ybilabslpbia, Mdrs 25. 3Nt.
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Ofehr Neui9feiten fit Die Granfen
Geist fol9enoen aueereroentliben Sail
9ecember 25. lS4S.
Nopenlber IL.
Noltor Suavne,

Doctor SpaynG
Qieter 6err: 9a itb mir cine befti9e grs
fduns suac3osen bate, weItbe Iltb auf bic
Qunae 9e,porfen unp NIT eiuem qcDaltl9en
5uiten, S6merSen in oer Scte nno 8rult
uno Shpleri9teiten beim Htbembolen Der:
tnIpft mar, 70 wurbe icb bon Den an9eIebens
tten unb abtunsswertelten Hrr5tCn bebanoelt,
aber Die Spmp.o,ne wurrsn b66f beunrubis
seno. Gin SeIbwir bate fttb in Den >unacn
9ebilbet, rpelhes burb bic Seite brad II. ittb
nab 4u6en bin in 9ro6cn Quantltaten eiter
entluc, 70 oa6 meln Arjt slaubtc, bic Sraft
uno Sbdti9fcit bes elnen suneenfhacls iei
gansli6 scritort, unb be6balb mPln 3uItano
ouretaus bofnun9slos. 9iclsr traurise 3u'
itano Oct 9inse blcIt cine &anae 5eit an, uno
id tpar 81 cinemGtelett 5ulainenselhrnmpft
Stb bate cine Wlenae bon Se9enmlttcln ae'
branctt, absr ale febltcn snt3utbun 9a nun
Der leBte Sunfe bon 6pfnuns fit MIDI nno
meine eeanstlQten gltrrn perfhwunpsn mar,
uno ieb bon oen sro6en e!9enlhaftsn Sbrcs
3ulammenseIesten "1Silbtirfebm Sprups"
aebbrt bate, uno ba6 CT bon pielen Ner5ten
ale ras ocrSislihfe mittsl auerfannt IciIo
bslhlo6 ib einen Serlud bamit III MAIDEN,
unb III meiner ar6Bten 8efrieblsuns puroe
mein 6ulten na6 mo nah telier, Das qo6
in meiner Seite fina at gu beilen uno lcb bin
bod srfreut iasen sn t6nnsn, baB ih aus els
mem armen, beinabe bcfnunseloien 9felette
asIuno ssworpsn bin uno mebr Gcnicbt se
wonnen babe, als id jcSupor bate. 2llle meis
ne Nabbarn t6nnen obiae 9batiahen be5ens
gen. 2lbrabam SunGfcr
Q Wieilen oberbalb Sfippafpille,
Wlcntscmerp GO, spa.
lpihtige rDarntlng !-Qefet! gefet !!
gs si6t MIR clue ahte Subereitnns bon
2Bllbfirftben uno oas 1T bic Or. Spapne's
rpsl6e 3uerit bem spublifum ansetoten ,pcrs
ceu nno in src6er WaGe curb bic Sep. .Staas
ten uno alle Sbeils eurppa's berfanft miro.
AlIe 3u6ereitunsen, welhe nit Dem Stamen
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SS. nnb 6. S. &eim nab 60
t7o. 6. DfsDennffrasG

ITO. u UII>PVHHTIIWbV
Qsnfen bic Nufmsrfiamfsit ibrsr Sreunoe une
bss YublifumS iibsrbaupt, auf ibr fplenbb unb
nsuss enforcement bon @itsrn fir 6ausbals
tunaen, bsifebsno aus MeGern uno @absln@s E.
unO sbs.aofsln S6pfsn, Seitln, @maIrtsn
Sobsrn unb Yrefsrpin9sSsfIeln meiIin9ensn
Ssneln Si9eIsiism 2ibtsrifofsn, eibtfbes'
rem, Batsrn, GbaufsIn unb 3an9sn, Brat,
unb Sadspfannen, SfiOsts, &afsemablen,
Sbeersn, @lOfsn, Spisssln, Srobs, Baf6s.
&sifes uno MarftsS Scrbsn, @seersQ6aarsn .et
mas ale su Den nisorisifsn prsisn psrfauf
werben miro.
NeaSins, Mdrs7. bp.
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Oeutfhe 8i6elfl.

:. II. ganb, Subbdnosr in Der Obofl.
lows 6alls, bat Elm 9rcsss 9lGortsmsnt bsutfbs
Sisbsn, BON alien psrfbiscsnsn 8r6sen unt
prefsn erbaItsn, wsIhs duserit mcblfsil psrs
Fault iperosn.
Nsaeng, San. %. 3W*
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o. u. =. b. &eim II. So.

>SHtpolItttl wv S)uIlClCl tU
9lmerifanifcben S5artipaaren,
10. 6, Ofspenn,ttraeG Reading pa.
babsn auf j5anb uno bisten gum 8srfauf ;u
bsqusmsn Sscinsun9sn, Elm aassmeines Nnors
tement BON 5oartwaaren unb SbneibYus ; ;Nas
ssln unb Spsfs BON alien &r6ssn; eiien uno
@tabI pon jsosr Ssnsnnuns; S6raubifcds,
9lmbtis, unb SbmisossSlafsbdIss; SIbisn-
unb Slntsnldufs; Sbl6iTer; Msfiin9 in Sas
fsln unb Stan9sn; 6obeln bon pbilabelptsr
uno qaneaifsr Sabrf SattIsrs 9artwaarsn {;
@attslbcds, patsnt.qebsr &c. 3inn IC unb TX,
gtanesns3inn, amsrifanifb uno ruiff6eS @is
fenbIed, 9ratbs gtan9sns II. YiasSlsi; Spsls
tsr SupfsrsSOlssn, gtiste &c. GlaS, Sarbsns
Dele unb Sirniis, 9upOnt'S 9tblers unc Slbs
fensYuver, nebif pisI anDsrsn @ltsrn bic 9s.
w6bntib in einbsimiibsn 6artwaarssStObrsn
rsrfauft weroen.
gbe benfalls, 9bepero's Sarfaparilla,
DermifusH SuitensGanoy. unb oeutfbe
,Siebers uno Kaltfeberspillen.
Neabina, Ntdrs7 Z. b..
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Cine 1Drofht- BiheI

BON csr allsrnsueifsn Soiloburebaulsr 9lusaabe,
NIT elmer Sarte pon Yalaifina uno "a feinen
Stablifibsn asSert 1T gum 8srfauf in oelsr
9rudsri. 9Ser fb cine fb6ne 6aus:Sibsl
anibafsn nil, psr9sfe nibt bsi uns an,urufen.
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25eoinqunqen oieGer 3eitung.

Der Iiberale Beoba rllter sr6e'nt jeoen
9isnifas in fsinsr sessnWdrti9en Sr6bs. Scr
gubIeriptonS YrsiS if Gin s alter oes
Sabrs, lpslber in baIbjdbrlitsr 9orauS6ssabs
luna srbstsn wrb. 08er i'm eaufs oss Sabrss
nidt bssablt pem msrcsn 81 so an9srsbnst.
Sur fir;ere 3st a6 6 Wonate pirb fein llns
tsritbrsber anasnommen, uno etwa9e Nuttnns
pisunssn wsrben nur eann an9snoI1lnen,i,pehn
Ifs sinsn Mcnat Dor Nblauf oeS Suolsf'PI,ons'
Sermins selbsbsn unS 9tlb;ef's aue Maa'
ffdnos abbsiablt wsroen. Sefannfmaphnsen
,perben panfbar an9snommen uno fut oen gee
mSbnliben prsis einssriift llntsrlfbrsbern
in Ssr Stabt plro bic 3situn9 pcrtcfrei Suass
sd,ift, meitsrs 8erfsncun9sn 9sfbeben surb Die
S,nff ocsr srd9sr, auf Soften Der llntrfbrsis
Ger Sriets unb Wittbsilunssn miiiTsn It .
FIRE sinesfanet nsresn.
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re .,9, ,E,uf {. Il,
U',.'''" ".|, s;tta1 ~ ,st;sT. Pus
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pgr,'t"n" gn,, n'ttn* 'T 49, Gnt7nn o. m'9'''" Mar
Srltp" GrMnnns os'Hi SittS ." ~ N,It O,ittsburo
'"nTrS TrSst;f;rats' o' )
c.Aomae o,ns;o - orr;bossburo
3 S Sn;s Sitt" - 1G Gr;S S 0" II
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o"'"'' .EtEen - ~ rnSroMt e ennn<,
pU o"P''"' y" Wv o7n T"t 'tt?' 49,
Sta"l''" WV o. ~tu p''9''~
S@rmere SoIt .; ouUe SlD S'o''EOlP'r
warmers p'i'p ''' >"I,'"'It'' 81 >"n'"pst par
Sarmers pltto, pph Neoolh9" 6h Mfa. par
SarmerS Sant pon S0upItlll SanntD par
6arriSbur9 bltto iu S?arrsbur9, 7
Ioons5pole Sont Su IeNne6onls, |
Qanfoifer 90. III Qonfoifcr par
sanea,ter Gauntp 8anf, ~ >ancaNcr bar
Qeboncn DO. III Qe6onon, bar
SHsrhontS II. O(onuf, Sanf+ NittSburo, 3
bitto NON 9SrounSpiOe, !
on:'s ~ :"3'Ns, Nsanf nnr wrttsn;ne nor
Otthete 81 Wanf mn, tIsnnG Sorr;ah ~. ~.
CsEes O wv "" =" " ~ ""' oonrnftsr w. w.
~. ~ A. Msnhinn rn,
o,N.' ~ ~ Gni+nm rnr
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2S''t C'""m % on:Is.sL poa
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9''' ''''' o. co., e,.e,. .
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ot1T!U''. SS,;'".,> oS'.' Sa Mnf =" npsht.,, rox
0nr"'9'e" ~ c"n'' ~, -9''NlV," o P"i
Sp"'nst''". 4""' Ss. Psa:p ""''' a a.
s"nIotls"mV = o 80 Te.HS 81, ,Dt VS.tv" e.n ,"r w
S"r"'tto wv o.u""' gu" o ,tu ~
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3B 0 + blfeile
8lenDen unb 8Drbdn0e.

2B oblfeiIe
8lenDen unD 8Drbdn9e.
.. s. SSilliams,
10. 10 Noro 5edfe StraBe'
SDhrsn oberbalb Der Marttitrabs,
philadelphia.
prdmium Oenettaniihe Bleneen
II anu fafturer
unb
S6GnDler init sSenfterpprbdit9e
grfuht um bic Nufmsrffamfeit pom Saufsrn
auf feinsn 9rcssn Gprratb, beifsbsno aus
1000 9yaar Slcnbem,
prn nsusn Oluifern unb Sarben, Srelte uno
Sbmals Sbsiben, NIT fancy unb enfaben
8eriierrn9sn.
1000 9Sariier Nprbdm9en,
pcn ben nsueifen Stpsn uno Wluifern, imGrps
fen unb Sleinem 3u ocn nieort9fen Saers
9elesprcifen.
Kau Heute
msrbsn ss in iBrsm Snterede fnben on;urufrn.
Slsnben Weroen an9eifribsn unb auslfafftrt,
bas fie wis neu ausisben.
9buobelpbia, Nprll s. 3gW.
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DeutIbe 81. g. 6. Bl6er

finb misbsr srbalten uno gum 0erfauf in Der
Gru6srsi oss 8eobabtsrs.
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Qertb Ger S5anfmDten.

Nas tleieniaen Sanfen, welbe NIT einem
(@) Gtern bsseidnet iinb, baben entmsber fals
fbe coer umasdnberte Nctsn Don peribiebes
nen Senennunaen i'm llmlaufs.
2tas NIT einem CD Sreuj beieibnstsnSan
fen rparen frhber ofsntlibe 9epoItsSanfsn.
@Slff n6t ratDlam Hotsn III nebmsn ron
Sanfsn Die in biefsr qiife nibt bsnannt fino.
Sie iino etweesr 9ebrcben roer iBre Vcten Iinb
un9an9bar.
Sanfcn in philadelphia.
Ramen. 9iseOntp in pbilab.
Sanf Don 9tortb Amsrifa* par
Nrrtbern 2ibertisS' par
Yennfplponia& par
Yenn Saunfbipt par
Der Ser. Staot.' l3 81
Commercial Sant,* bon penniDIpanien par
Sormera II. Webdnie6 Sonf par
8iraro pittO+ par
&enfin0ton 90. par
Sant Of @ommeree,t por
W1anuf. II. MeebanicS par
medantcS Sanf in pbil'a, par
Ybtlabelpbta Sanf* par
Sputbmarf Ditto par
Sbuplfa Sanf, =
Ncitern Sant par
pennfplponien.
Sanfen i'm Snnern oe6 2an6e5.
@bamberSbur9 su @bombersburs 3
@stt6bur9s ;u @ettlSbur9, 2
Yitt5bur9, 81 pitt56ura. :
@usquebauna GO. MontrcIe -
Gbelfer @ountp 81 9Gsittbsltsr, par
9clamors @ountp* ;u @beitcr, par
@ermontoun ;u @ermantoun, par
0emiStaun ~ 1emtStaun, aebr.
Ofirrletaun 81 Otirpstoun, Z
Mcnt9cmsrD g. ;u Ncrri6toun par
NcrtbumberIanb iu NCrtbumhcrl.par
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15

All doubts as to the navigation of the
Sabine are now removed The sienmer
General Rusk,' Capt. PArroS, reached
Wsllings Ferry, the principal crossing be-
tween this place and Henderson, on the
7th inst. The Captain expected to reaet,
Balxo'ia, 80 or 90 miles higher up. There
were some shoals below Walling's Ferry,
which il was feared the boat could not
pass; but she cleared them without even
sounding, although the river was at low
stage.
Capt. PArroN, we understand, is highly
pleased with the navigation,
vile, Kentucky, by company, expressly
for tho Sabine trade. She il three feet
draught.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15
Mrssns. EpIroRs :

MrssRs EpIroRs:
An Unknown scfiblcr" in the Star
State Pa,rio, twho, by the way, has Il well
deserved name,) attempts TO show his pro.
fundty Of keen conceptions by attacking
wonderful discoveries" based suppose,
upon the fact OF his having studied 7ook's
Pantheon" thing never heard of yet.
And this infinitely small pygmalion weighs
one hundred and eighty pounds. Really. it
shows his extensive genius, his fast accom-.
plishmenis, his depth of mind, his profound
wisdom, by attacking typographical errors,
and elapsis rennae Now sir, ! really
think be might not have been so fathcrly in
his remarks. lie should not have done So
He is injnrng the rising generation by it.
lie is Of u verify wrong, this native OF
"slcepy Hollow Crickc's infes, hoIlows.
destroying fabrics which they cannot either
make or repair reminding one Of the tritc
saying, that "an ass may bray at Bunker
Hill monument, but million could not
build one" HENRI.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15

or The Red Land Herald. in mn article
on tho subject Of Advertising makes
the following declaration:
awhile the little towns. villnges, and cit
ics, that dot the Southern shore OF our
State, ARC increasing in wealth, comfort.
aud convenience, our inland places are on
the decline
This II news 10 us-~.astonishing! We
have frequently had glowing accounts Of
the improvement. and prosperity Of all our
inland towns and vilages--cycn 50 the
ancient city Of San Aaensfinc. As TO
Marshall. we can compare with any city >
on our Southern shore Every branch OF
industry appears to be in the most prosper
Gus condition. Our motto Is, Adrdncc :
What has befnilen San Augustine Once
her fame for industry and improvement was
Heraid cd abroad now we have 10 hear
the sad intelligence Of lis declne and il
we are to judge the place by the paper it
nifords--which as general rule. Is good
criterion il presents lamcn,able
picture. But this VIZ are not willing to do.
We have formed too good an opinion Of
tho citizens OF this far. famed town, to sup
pose they will let II go to ruin.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15

- : = g y e3 ~ ;1EE3z2s = ~
"a ~ vieWB - - -
He inslstsa - eoe.ae9 ~ -"
~ employee = ~ sss'sse .'uee 49, o. |"
asaply suiiietees ~ ~ ps''oe's."os y"
~ dustes. 40 neoveo ~ -. ~
he sesn Of ol3,nOU. wn'c" inc ""
bc reduced = vo,oOO
NJ. Dsnham. IN Fep.y 20 W" s.'s.s
which Nd beeu assssoosca 20 n'".' W. M
seinG scesassd ~ po'",ca' 'ee'.s' .-
he wish to throw any oos.ac,cs u" ~ ~
Of the due execution Of 'he ia": ~ "s~
alluded to = 'F."sse"o" ~a'' - !. ,.".li
ought 10 he inquired into, ana /" " ~'" y.
""' ce"l 'e's'"''
'", ~" ~ r.rrs.see wa. opvoscd
...... d.. wouId letter the Ad.
~ :" ....d c.,i.A the attention 81
a.. na..,.,,,,.s A. ~. fact Of clerks In the
'I...',,.."..,. ,,.,;,c .,nnlovcd hot I've hours
:"..i. d., ,,s,s,d ~ Tho ,;r,s prcscvibcti
H., I.w ,,,l;cl, hc reoucsted might bc read
~ go Low" ,.,;nh !, .n,s,r. lint the hour. thus
as,aru';noJ u,nr. from April 10 October,
Wv. ha".. .nJ ,,,,;oo Tho remainder Of the
.... n;an, ho,,. every d,y. exclusive Of
Sundays and the fourth Of July and from
/. ..lc.l,,;an whch he Ind made, il appear.
cd I'm, Tho ,rono.cd increase Of clerical aid
,n,.,L.r ,y;,h ,h,ec more hours each dav
.ccor,,,y IN law would be equal to seven.
~. six additional clerk. each year
Mr. Ha,ly of Vireinin, thought this pro.
,;s;,, n.rcjv had rcfereucc to the Depart.
,a,, ~ H., i,,.,;o,. hut after herring the
Ia,, ,ooJ ,,,;, he v,s satisfied that il had
rcfercnce 10 the various departments ol
.t,,c mud ,xnrossed a hope that the law
would be enforced.
A rood deal of running debate cnsued M
/ 10 the salary If the clerks in the Pension
Office. and AN amendment 10 nh amend.
meut was carried, provided that no clerk
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u. McPfiAIL & CO., (shop over Csk1
G. Grocery are prepared 10 perform :
IA work entrusted TO their care in . wsals
man.like and satisfactory manner. They -
and watches, hrcas,-pins, Ragef-ring.. god -.
tons, Cor which may be made TO ordes,) ~
pens OF the best quality, Dc. They ~ -
prepared to make anything in their line dsas
and solicit share Of public patronage.
They are also prepared TO do all kis!s =
engraving Masonic, Odd Fellows, TemPa1t
Sons Of Temperance, and County seals ~
be furnished 10 order.
Dec. ~, 1880. no3eu
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~ We nrc obliged TO Mr.. Norris OF the
ira Of Norris 4 1acke,t for files OF New
Oieans papers ~ late as the Bird. Mr.
\. we understand. expects considerable
occasions 10 his already large supply Of
Desgs, Msdisiuss, Perfun.ssiss, ste.. h .
sl,pft t9a<.
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PosrorrIcE HALARlgs.--Ttc clerks IN
the Boston Postoflicc are about to petition
Congress for an increase Of their salaries
Al present the average ID $500, for which
they labor from u 10 IA hours per day
We believe the Postoiiics clerks Of this city
have a sinilar movement in preparation
We think their petition cmincn,ly just and
rcasonaLlc.--iiAiietin.
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or We understand that Geographic
dispatch WINS published in the New Orleans
papers announcing the melancholy inieIli-
gcnce of the death of Hon, DAVID $. kArr.
MA, Representative in Congress from this
district. lie il said TO have died Of disease
Of the heart. We await more perfect advi.
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A unfoundcd and injurious rnmors may
get abroad in relation 10 the appearances OF
this disease in this place, We have thought
proper to giye the facts. 4 Young gentle
man camc TO this place. on Saturday night
last, in the stage, from Shreveport. Tie was
somewhat indisposed, as was though; from
cold, but on Monday an eruption appeared
on the skin which led to the ooiici that he
had the small poS liz was examined by
several Of our hysicians who thought there
was evidence of the disease. The Town
Council WAS then called together, and an
ordinance passed for his immediate removal
beyond the limits OF the corporation,
This order was carried out. and he was
taken 10 house about three miles from
town Every cxeftion we bellows has been
pscd To- destroy the contagion. aud We have
much reason to hope that the disease has
been arrested. In an open country like
ours il is said, generally speaking. to do
but little mischief At Greenwood they
had n solitary ease sometime ago, and b.,
timely caution, no one else took the disease,
We would mention to our Town Council
the propfiety Of at once providing house
nearer town for the reception Of persons.
should any more cases occur, with such
ncccssarics and attentions as common hui.
mainly would suggest.
Every prcenntion for the safety Of the
sufferer was taken, and he is now doing as
well ms could be expected, under the charge
Of two gentleman, who have had the small
pos. and his physician,
No fenrs need BIZ entertained by person.
wishing to visit the town; for should any
more cascs occur, no conccalment Of the
fact will be prnc,ced by our citizens.
or Gen. Foote's attempt 10 create n
Union party, dcmagogicnl movement
made by this gentleman and several other
small beer politicians, has been i, seems
disapproyed by Gen. Cass, Mr.. Clay, and
most Of the great men Of the country "who
were considered the main props Of the
Union" The New Orleans Delta admins
ters very well-timcd rcbuko TO those who
are in the daily habit of denouncing as
disunonis,s men who are not IS loud.
mouthed in its praises as themselves, who
screen their acts ay wordy xcal--and who
while they dcnouuce agitation. are them.
selves the most dangerous agitators in
the COUNT" The paper above mentioned
thus saterizes Gen. Fooic and his allies:
"Hc issues his bull, that hcnceiorih in
all elections. from the Presidency down to
the Constabnlary. candidates shall be requi.
rcsto stand on his--lhc Compromise
form. aud no enc shall be voted for who
does not give that, 10 Gen. Footc and his
followers, most conclusive proof Of Pa,rio.
tism and love of Lnion verbal and vocite.
rous assurance that they arc---pairots and
ilniouists' They must bind themselves no,
TO agiate--not to sir on this subject not
TO touch the Cmpronisc but 10 busy
themselves and make the wclkiu ring with
their yelpipgs after disunionisis aud agita.
tors"
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MARSHALL, TEXAS.
"a THIS large and commodious cstabSh
lnent isnow open for the reecpsioa 4
0 boardcr~ and travellers. The tsc..s>-s
will only say, that his whole attention will b
directed to promote the comfort Of his visieeu
Attached to the above establishment 10 ~
Of the largest and best stable. in the als1G
Horses will be received and returned Il II
Hotel.
Cali and give the new proprietor trial.
NJ. L.. HAMMOND, Propricsoe.
February 10, 1851. ~