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WASHING FLUID,

For tcdShing either TN Hard or Soft Water.
THIS is the only genuine article be found in the
world and possesses double the power OF anything
ever discovered for washing irifng expense, do
ing away with washboards once. In fact ii seems
be the org sought philosophers sone or universal
solvent; seeming chemical preparation lis operation
being OF the astonishing character. A common
sized washing may be done with only one gill of This
fluid in less than hours. Ii softens and removes
dirt leaving the articles of the brilliant white
ness, il being harmless in its operation as pure
waller; and coihing will wear much longer than
when rubbed pieces by the common method OF wash
ing.
This fluid is powerful agent, 10 be used IN all ca
where soap required particularly for cleansing
milk utensils. cleaning windows and pant, securing
floors in short, beyond precedent and It's use is
universal i'll the washing world.
p. san coiored goods rendered brighter by
being washed in this fluid and woolens are less liable
10 SHRINK and thereby rendered much softer than III The
old way of washing
None genuine unless the labels contain their sigma
The above article is warranted by the manufacturers
10 contain soda, lime, camphene, burning fluid. or
acids of any kind but be purely an ak ine prepa-
ration of the powerful character possessing more
than double the washing properties OF anything dscov-
cred beng harmless in va.or, without possessing The
causc properties of the miserable articles winch flood
The market and in many instances disgust the people 10
that degree that they unwilling TO trya good article
when really be found. The propretors only ask
fair trial of this article and perfectly willing 10
for ell any for single failure IN any instance
where used,
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Paint your Roofs.
DLAKE'S Patent ? int o. Artificial Slate, for
Dsale in any quantity by
L.KICHARDSON& Co.

DLAKE'S PareniPaint OF Artificial Slate, for
Dsale in any quantityb by
KENDALL, RICHARDSON &Co.
The value ofthisurticlew will be seen by the
followin ~ certihca tesfrom gentlemen who have
u sed II md proved its lndurating qualIues.
Ma. BLAKE Dear Sr,-l had building
adjoining the wall ofmy stone Cotton Factory,
the rooi o which was covered with your Fire
proof Pain; or Artificial Slate. The factory
took FIRE, and during he progress oiits destruc-
ton, large numbers ofburning shinglesand 9th
Ell combustibl e materials fell upon his roof so
covered. and expected every moment to see ii
burs, into flames but after the factory burned
down examuedsaid rooflnd found literally
covered with Goals and cinders, butthe fire had
not mad e the least impression upon il. After
thlsl est, therecertauly can beno doubt asto
its 6re-pro fqualties.
Rochester. Sept..lS4S. SETH C.. JONES.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Broadway, New York Oct, 4th, lS4S. !
Ma. BLAKE-Sir:-We last Spring COW
cred the roof ofthe American with your Fire
proofPaint. Wenow find that it has become
ashard as slate and the almost constanitread
ofthe servants (whouse the top o Fl he housefor
drying clothes does not affect it n the east,
a nd il provesa liz ha ut was recommended.
tf6 TABER & BAGlEI.
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Oven Doors,
Cement.

DOR sale wholesale retail, Oven Doors. Ash Pit
Doors and Boilers put u the best and cheapesln
the city by 81 w. WALKER co.
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Proposals for Building a Hearse
House.

SEALED proposals will be received by the Joint
y Standing Commute on Burying rcnnds. until The
tenth May n building Of he use on the
city land, the burying ground ana Tor furnishing
Building 10 lie 2Uftel WIDE, - feei lolg
10 feel posts u feet raers project feet over The
plates aud root 10 project ieei or'T he ends m
double door in one slide rollers doors 10 he
feel tv each with suitable trimmings and good stock
lock with Two KEYS; window III each SIDE, OF the
SIZE Of IS sqxaes glass by 10 Tint sashes nny
We mi in if requrtd-wIh good uts de shutters and
sienings sraIes. OF r"Gs or wire, ma! be
a,ermneu NJ on and 10 be SCI 81 CtCaI posts
less Than 10 inches diameter. and fonr i'll the
grouud The walls Of The building N tEside and
m, trimmings To painted with Tn M he
same MS the Railroad Depot: The whole 10 he cen pie.
led by the tenth day of June The L. he well
boarded and shing led with extra cedar shingles 10 lie
aid out i've inchts walls 70 he bearded rtTItndiCu-
lar with good sound pine boards well sea, oIled Iweye
inches wide, and baiIened with inch b, three in
hes wide. with plain finish. Io,Is ard sud- urI Of
he finish as is necessary, 10 be paned. Double floor
of boards. ..
SIZE OF TIMBER.
3 Stills, z BY e-2Op lei loIg.
do by s-24 do do.
6 pests, by Gle do do
16 seepers, by :.
2 plates lea ms. 4 by 4.
by joisis ior ihe remainder of The frnme.
girls around the building the roof 10 be well Sc
c-red and the building 10 be braced that il will not
rack
The Frame NAV be Hemlock or spruce except the
floor which is be pine, ihe boards ay lie hem
lock or spruce The remainder IL be pine he whole
to be done in workmanIike manner to the acceptance
the committee and the commiItee reserve The hight
10 reject any all OF The bids.
l.. C. LiTCHF1ELD,
j. ELLSWORTH,
JOHN DEARING, ! Com.
SAML SWANTON, I'd,
d. b. COOMBS.
Rath April %. 1851. IS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08

A promise and it's performance. should.
like the scales of true balance, always present
a mutual adjustment.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08

MANY people drop tear at the sight Of
distress, who would do better 20 drop a
sixpenee.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08

A FAcT1N NATURAL HIsToRY Dean Jack
son, passing one morning through ChrisI
Church quadrangle, met some under graJu-
ates, who passed along without coping
Dean called one of them and asked:
Do you know who am I?
mo, sir
'How long have you been in colege?'
Eight DAYS, sir
'Oh, very well,' said the Dean walking
away. puppies don't open their eyes, until
the ninth day.
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DR.. Leidy's
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PILLS.

Ahead of all othersu
THE ENVY OF ALL PILL MANUFACTURERS.
BECAUSE they are safer, better and more efcacious
$4,000 BOXES
have been sold annually for the last five years.
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE
can always take them with equal safety, without fear.
IF PILLS BE necessary
for purgng and cleansing the stomach and bowels and
purifying the blood and fluids Of the body take other
for other pills produce those combined effects,
tain sarsapara in them
Eat, drink and live as usual,
and pursue your usual occupation whilst taking them,
without fear of taking cold during all kinds of weather
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
wagered that more certificates from physi-
cians clergy members of congress and respectable
citizen) be produced Of their efficacy than of any 9TH
and one box will do good than boxes of any
others.
Forty Pills are in a BOx!!
and sold T,centy-Fu ne MS Bor with directions
and much wholesome advice accompanying each box.
They have no taste or unpleasant smell,
Free from dust or powder of any kind,
Do not grippe the Stomach Bowels,
Produce no sickness, vomiting bad feelings
THEY IRE GO ID At ALL TIMES
And adapted TO most diseases common to mankind.
No one having once taken them will be willing after
wards take any Others because they always do good
and if they do not then no Others will.
N. B. lElDY THE PROPRIETOR g. MANUFACTURER
regular Druggist Chemist Ply scian of Is years
experience in Philadelphia graduate University
Pennsylvania member of different Medical Institutions
of Philadelphia New York, Boston, altimore &c and
associate and corresponding member Of several Medical
Institutions in London and Paris. &c.
~ Principal depot, Dr. LEIDYs DIspENsARy No ia
North Fourth ST. Philadephia-ands sold Wholesale and
retail by
c: PAGE, Agent, Bath-Durgin & Co, Portland
Dillingham; q Titcomb, Augusta-Alex Warren Kenne-
bunk-S Page Co, Haowell-A Carter d Son. Port
land-and by Druggists and storekeepers generally.
1y22
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08

The editor Of "dollar paper" out
west, on being paid quarters subscription
in advance, was so overcome that he has
not been able to attend to his ordinary du-
ties since.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08
Boots. Shoes and Rubbers.

1H subscriber wishing 10 close off his Winter Stock
to make room for his Spring Goods, would nSps
respectfully invite those want of such 10 call and ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
He would call particular en,on 10 his stock of Me-
taliie Rubbers-whch for durability. are surpassed by
none IN the country. Among them may be found La
dies Boos-do Buskns and 81 ppers-Genrs Heavy
Over Shoes-Misses' and Children's Boots, Buskins
and Slippers.
The above stock will be sold at reduced prices for
CASH j. w. ROBERTS,,
ID door north of Owens Auction Store.
Bath, Feb II, ISL "a
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New Furniture store!

Opposite Sagudahock Ferry, Hodgkim's Wharf
j. B. HUDSON,
TNTEND skee ping likinds Of useiu arneie-
i in therurniture lin such as Bureaus, Beds
steads, Feathers, Chairs, Tables, &c. &c.
Furniture Painting done in good STYLE many
color, and work repaired and vanished. All
favor st ha nkfullyeceivedandp promptly execat-
ed.
Bath Nov. 2 ,1s4s.
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McESE.S

McESE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
ROOT.
WE feelprompted by every principle of humanity TO
w make known the world the
Wonderful efficacy of this extraordinary
Preparation.
Thousands have been relieved of n great amount OF
suffering, and many lives by the of it, IL
acknowledge by the judges medicine 10 be the
most elegant scientific and sautary preparations
III use, and as
Depuralive Remedy,
seldom il ever equalled II stands Unrualled for the
II Erys,-las, Salt Rheum, Canker Scrofula and
all diseases arising from an
Impure state OF the Blood.
Bowel Complaints,
and is used with Unprecedented in all cases of
Female Weakness and General Debility,
strengthens the weakened body-gves tone 10 the va
rious organs. andinvigoraies the
Entire System,
and also for the ofthe
Liver Complaint, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, head
ache, Dizziness, Coughs, &c.
Those affected Chronic Diseases of whatever orm
will find this medicine not only pleasant 10 the taste
certain cure. il IL b. within the power of remedial
agemIsto effect their diseases.
II is composed Of medicines so happily combined as
totend directly 10 give tone to the
Stomach and Bowels,
exci,es healthy the Live and the whole glan-
DIT az system, aay
Nervous lrritabili;y,
and promote the free action of The
LUNGS,
thus rendering tapplcable all diseases of Chronic
nature II is purely vegetable and may be used in all
climates, and al all
Seasons of the Year,
Prepared only by C. MORSE Co.. Providence. r
and sold by thousands all over the United States
Canadas &c.
S.P SHAW, Wholesale and Retail A gent
for Bath and Ibis section of the State of Maine. 1y3S
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NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber has just returned from New York ond
L Boston. with a large assortment of New Goods -
Cheaper than evcr-call the Auction Store and ex
anime. IL W. Wv EN.
Balh Feb Is, 1851 30
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08

" HYDE & Co. have constantly hand and for
Il sale the best article tCEMENT now in use.
Feb ~, 1851.
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Assessors Notice.

THE Assessors OF The City OF BAH hereby give notice
all persons liable 10 pay iaxes in said city that
they will be in session their Office in The Civ Hall on
Tuesday the 18Th day of Nav next and the two follow
ing days, from 10 IL AM and from 10 PM on en,h
Of said days and no longer for The purpose receiving
statements under oath. containing true and proper lists
n their polls and all their estate both real person
AL including all property held in Guardian. Ex
ecuor Administrator. or otherwise owned held by
them in trust aforesaid the LIST day of May 1851
The Assessors would particularly call the attention 10
his notice OF all persons who have heretofore supposed
themselves overiaxed thai they, well as all others
liable 10 be taxed may prepare and hand u iss accor-
ding 10 the requirements of The law, Of all ihef taxable
properly and thereby relieve The Assessors Of me M,
pleasant necessity of booming them as none may expect
any abatement of aft The lists Thereon snail nave
been committed the Collector unless III cases IN winch
The requirements of the law could mol nave been com
piled with -
The Assessors will real estate TO the persons
TO whom il was assessed unless previous 10 such sssess
meus notice is given Of change Of ownership occu
pancy and The name Of the person TO whom the same
M II have been transferred or surrendered.
WILLIAM TORREY, Assessors
AMMI r. MITCHELL, Of
WILLIAM v. MOSES, BAH.
Bath, April %, 1851. 3w45
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Richardson & Co.'S
Southern and Western
Passenger and FREIGHT offices,
At the Western Railroad Station, and at *
State ST., BOSTON, Mass.

ITO THE PUBLIC weare prepared 10 seHd Trav-
= eiers South aud West either by Railroad, steam
boat Canal or Stage Coach, with great despatch. Our
aces fail 10 interest people favorabiy, lei
their destination be any section IN Inc " Staes OF
the Canadas. .
As Agents for Railroad Corporations, we are al all
lines ready furnish Railroad tickets or transport
goods either as Freight or Luggage
Novascotians State of Maine people, ana all DINERS
intending go South West, the approaching season
will please bear mind, that we are the only auihof-
lied Agents for the
MERCHANTS LINE,
running between Albany and B4faioi and, that ms
line of splendid boats connect with The Daily Steamers
on the Upper and Lotrer Lakes. 49,
All orders sent us by friends from abroad Will be
promptly attended TO- and in this connection we would
advise those intending locate South, West or Inc
Canadas, write us by mall in advance, that their
goods upon arrival here may direct 10 the Freghi
House, thereby saving Storage and Carriage
For of fare routes freight tariff, &c inquire al
either of the within named offices, where correct nor
nation will be courteously and cheerfuy given. @
N tsT ..M REFERENCES
Hon THOMAS HoPKINsoN, President Boston and W orces
ter Railroad; Hon JOEL ~ WHITE, Pres Norwich and
Worcester Railroad Hon II NORTON, Pres New Lon
don Norwich ST. amboat Co OrIs kIMBALL, Esq
BOND, Esq; WELLINGTON, Esq; Messrs ENocH
TRAIN d Co. of Boston and Liverpool line o
Packets Messrs ADAMS Il Co, propretors California E
press Messrs LARK & JONES. Halifax Packet Agents
Hon AUGUSTUS G RANDALL, Lincoln Maine. bm40
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Wines and Liquors,
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
S. P. SHAW,

HAVING been licensed to sell Spurious Liquors for
medicinal purposes prepared 10 furnish those IN
need of them medicine, with the best aud purest of
articles such only hi for notwithstanding OF
Cognac, London Dock old Guard and Pale brandies old
Malmsy. sweet Malmsv Madeira, Red Port Wine and
PORT Juice, New England and Santa Cruz Rum, Alec
hoi etc A. he purchases III BOND. he is ofthe
quality : though he imported mem himself. Phys-
clans supplied low rates they purchase in
Boston. and with certainty OF obtaining the article
they desire.
Just receved.a few bottles of Port Wine warranted
eleven years old
NIB AS what called American Brandy and Amer
Ican Gin have medicinal properties they are moi
kept by the subscriber.
Jan 81, 1851. 81
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Stoves (! Stoves ~.

THE subscribers have
= on hand and are now
selling at the LOWEST PRi-
cEs, s Il o v E ) of every
description, some ofwhich
are heavier, better finish
ed, and more perfect than
any others in use. We
warrant, them, and il, upon
trial of thirty days, do not
prove satisfactory, the mo-
w. WALKER Il CO.
SO
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CAUTION EXTRA.


,ba, nv only t-aveliny Agents in the New Eng land
States, are NJ. s. BURR and ;. B ToUsEYj and, 10
guard the public against raaa, eve.y local As9n, viii
represenling themselves my Agents COMM, public
fraud!
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+" S,cedr not at all. neither by Heapen for i; is
Gods throne, nor by the Earth for it is has
footstool"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-31
The ru.. Engliah Coach in China

Great wits Jump l0c very saifH iueh
had not before struck the celestial intellect
of China Amongst the prcseuis carried
out hy our first embassy to that country
was a s,ate.eoach Il had been specially
selected as personal giit by George NJ;
but the exact nodo OF using il oAs mys
terry 10 pekin. The Ambassador. indeed.
I.uri Macaitoeyl had made some dim and
imperfect explanations upon tie point, bat
~ his oxcelleucy communicated these Ia a
diplomatic whisper nj the sefy mouert OF
his departure, tbe celestial mud was very
,cehly illuminated; aud il became osceSsa-
nv 10 cali - cabinet council on the grand
State question .--" Whesr was the emperor
% siti' The hammnr.eloth h'ppered To
be unusually gorgeous and partly On that
consideration. bu, panty also because Ihe
box offered the most elevated seat and IA
doniabiy went iufetuoat. 1t WAS resolved 10y
arclaipation tnat the hos was the imperial
placc, and. for the scepndrci Hai drcre,
he mieh, sa tshcre h. eerld hHd perca.
The horses, therefore. he,ng aArncsscd. un.
der flourish Of qnu'ic ard II sainis oi
runs. solemns his imperial majesty rs
ccuded his new English throne, having NE
fr.t lord OF the treasury on his right band,
and the chiei Jester on his iul'. feAin go
ried in the spectacle; aud ~ the whole
ilowere people, consinlctiyely present ny
representation, there was bat one dsscon.
t. ted person, which was the coarhman
This inu,lnous individual, looking as black
hearted as be really was, audaciously
I .I4 ~ a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-31

Tie ph,lndulpuig correspondent OF tho
rro,,,,u \,o.,lenn SAVE. on tbs evening
that {, lijJou's Euyp,lan mummy wss open.
ed. nervous to the ceremony, there was
estbered round a collection VI gentlemen,
who's thoughts seemed 10 have liltle to do
u,,l, ,hi.,.. nts,crn. aud from, u.ei, cir OF
,nys;sry, the, appeared to hs lost in the
uleom of ages. ihvso gondemcn. ware
snsncctin,f ,ne characters o., tbs case OF the
dried .oe hnen OF antiquity, when sUd..sply
obey were startled by voice from amid
,be fold. of tho linen which wrapped tho
mumsiv-~
.o.., ,he lor, anon ,be boxl" said the
-
:, wbo a,e Won a. injured oeo Of the
,o,r,oa lb,L,ns.r WHOSE curiosity had rot
,h.. t..,t.y nl his a.loui.hn,ent
81 ana !. ,l.se.u1nnt OF tba rharaohs. !"
.,.,'.,~l ,hr yo,,.e w,,i,p
Are you a genuine mummy
'elrs, genuine and no nsssks, regular.
Is manufactured ia Egsyt. by some oi tbs
first artists
Do YOU come from tiami
"iians--no am n better specimen OF
dried beef"
"Nhat DO you want here
Ask yourself your conlounded prying
Yankee pqa,si,igcnoss has walked no up
tom tl,e slsmb.r OF ages
A Thought struck the scientific question
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-31

/ A Cow daxs s;,,o , ,caJ;.,l ,,o, r.,,.J
pLIo,. d;.d 4, v;,,,no n.ar p.,;s
,.har.. T.. L.d ..s;.,aa - -, ~
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nrobtv. liz nsya, dam.,dsd ,ny remn
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o., n. H., nam IF ,l', oon,,,ry ,r"s,La,
3. s.l ~. II ,h., ~. .as a1,,,'.ag ., s,a,'
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w.s som, "a ks....I, L.n.,a. aa1
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III. cnnn,e,,,co.I .nas S2s3s...S:--i.s ~
d,r,o, a,n.a,cd al.o 20 Il, S7s4 4a11s.3s
onr. ord.,eJ eys,, o,s - ,I,5a.
Vb.n ,h,,, ,.s 40. ,h., a r ,.as
on the ;n.,d.. m. Is,al.dv h,;,a ,,,,,;,,,.
10 Lno. ,,i,a, ,..s aa;n, a' 80 I'D y, 49,
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:, ,.no..n. .h;c,, sLa nj ,a. 49,
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ma ErJi.hm,n sn,,.r.j y, ,h,aa,an nd
IN. dnc,or =, s,,,I,,',,. l;,,,. ,La L,u,r ~
,ar.a.,,s ,o,, ,ha .oos, ant ,'o,, 49,, IT,,
L;,..L.,,, ,.,ha. ~, .,,,.,'.,, ...i,.;
which h. ord.red =, H. ,,;,.,, 10 H., ,a,;,.n,
s.y..r., ,;o,.s Jn,;,, ,ta ,;.,l,, H., ,I.
lollou,og d,v ,l,n .,r,naar ,ao ,,nrl,
,,',.so a,l c'.l,n,. H., ,,,d .,,,,,,.st,;,,,, t.,
m.do a s;,, a., "a, ;oL .nd ra,as and
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-31

SrurLr INFLUENCE y met with a Gu.
.ious instance lately OF fact well known,
bat always instructive IN regard ~ tue
force OF oar absorbing OF receptive power.
A friends gardener. after taking few
pIuches Of -Four Oh sulphur to sprinkle over a
plant. and cleansing bis hands Immediately
Afterwards, found bow subtle was It's ipiia
enee through the system. and out apsi's
from his BODY aud through hts clothes, 50
that The mouev in hs pocket. and other
metal about hai, becsnte tarnisaed. What
Is there now more subtle snd wonderful IN
mesmefir action ,hao this Here the sys-
tem receives general ini'uvace which.
though usilell by tas individual, Is patent 10
ia effects. Other sobstaHc,s will p"odace
similar Effects | know ease Of . lady
who could not touch the brass knobs OF her
doors lor some weeks, from their producing
pain, sad partly pa alyIiue the arm snd Of
another lady, wins was differently affected
by tho spproach Of various n.etsls, and
other substances. Medicines rubbed on
her shia would produce precisely tho sanse
effects as II she had swallowed them.
know a whole family aho ass dlsagreeablyy
affected by the near approach Of iroa
some srs aware Of tho presence OF . cat.
hy a sensation experienced without seeing
the animal --- Afkiasoa's and -hastsaea4's
Letters on Nan.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-31

Viewed with III. eyo of even . ssopoe
a.ively careless observer. The esmd -.
sent. one Of the mort complsss isssasss
Of dssgu with relation u humas Weae1
No osyt Of IL ssssctars cosld b ea1l1s1
wi,hou, ds,riuent to the wondsrtsI wsses
Ito part improved iss very dssosnldsa,
a. the hump upon il hack, aud ~ -.
s.rhtly ian,ps or callo.ssies Oh " lsssls. ~
absolutely necessary to in wsllhstao.
th.sa r~lix,~st.ea <shArk arr luVOu ~ 49,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-31

Tuv Us. OF rns Ptssso ~s.-~-'Che pas
s,o,,s sre ia morals what motion IL IN phys
les they create. prcseFve. and animate !;
aud without ,ben,, all would be silence and
death. Avsrlce guidcs men across the
deserts Vt tho ocean pfids covers THO earth
with trophies. and mause'eur,s, and rsfa-
MIDI. love turns snea from their savage
rnauaess ambition shakes the very ionn-
e.l.ons OF k,nsdosas. BY the love d glory,
weak naiions swell Into magnitude AID
strength. Whatever thers Is 81 Terrible.
whatever there Is of bgsauiul in hs'han
events, si that shskes the sool TO and iFo.
snd is remembered while though: and sissh
cling together ALI these have 'ae'f origin
from the passions As il is only ~ storms.
and waen their eeminx waters are drssn
up into air, that We cs'ch sight " "a
depths of the ses, So !, rs only III the season
,t psr,nrbssion that We have 2llmras o.
tia fes, iut.rus. nature Of man. II Is thsn
onlv thu, shs mighs Of these erupions
shaking his frsme. diesipats all the feeble
coverings Of opinion. and reno Ia ptssU
.h.t cohweb sell. with which fashion atdss
The feelings Of .ler hean il Is then only
thai nasurs speaks her gsauins fsakae J
aud, ~ At tho last night 81 Troy. 49,
Venus lIanined the darkness, RnsAA 49,
the rods sslsmssivss u w0rk--ea QAt 49,
ui,sn the blass Of passion i ~ eeon
msa's nature, a,a,k IN hiaa - - 2,
celestial origin. and srshhle r. - 49, -
agent Of God.--SydaSr