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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-31

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lishod somewhere al the North, Tells the
following extraordinary story:
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a.. c.n..s. coun,y \ \ .,,,g.d /,
c,,,,,,, ,,ood, s,d i, l-ll,ne t, ,ra.. !, M.
cams. ,,,s,,lsd !, ,l,e b,aneh.. of ,,hc,
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eauoh, h. ~. foo, and .bus susoeud.d with
Lia had dnwuws,'d In hi. rood,,iap he
r,isd for be,, u,,,l h;s y,ies w,s yona and
h;s strength y,ll n;gh exhausted His ave
had r.u.n s,d hs ca,,ld hardy .ooch In.
and Of H., h.lv, vii, ia ,,,..y Us ,.hoy.
ed :, reach 4, out il wa. al! in vain. Coald
he ,,,,, W., thr,. no ccohl cx,,irnte himself
But elas il was beyond his reach Whist
was he to dol He bad cried Tor help until
he could no longer speak. tie w~s ia the
woods, three quarters Of 4 mile from any
hnsaan being. IT. weather WAS ex,remeI,
Ifi1n1 - ~ sSn xins with his hcad
- main. not on!,
IN tho y H. cleit
OF the .rat. bal ~ b.
his unnatural position ann ~.
ton e had out forth TO bs
nov seemed inevitable, unesS c6o
Immediately extricated. There was ID
tentative. Sumnoninv all his courage
therefore. he came To the determination 70
make the attempt to coz uK his legs and
stou.s. he succeed IN doing this, there was
b., faint hope thar be would thereby save
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-31

A onsck il tho days b, Edward W. was
oun,,I,ed by being placed ca seafo'd.
with paper on bis breast, on which y.
a...,,ni n,sct,ccs were written; after
xh;.h ho WAS Sc, on piiieFy. Tie was
hcr... ,.il-..he tad placed ID bis han'is--n
colI., VA %, aboal his neck, 'slss.ssene
on X krss,,. and be was Ird through the
.,.s.sa ~ Loodoa, II The ringing Of tl~s'ns.
u. ~. .feewada banlshvd. Il Tho qsaoks
az - ~ usss punished seeessksG = t =.
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Il,ks an open, honrst iiears.
whesc frank'wss love to dwell.
v hich bas no place for ha.e deceit,
Nos hollow wosds can tell
b., in whose 'hsobhinss PLAIN en- s--n,
Tho imt-nr, II the miHd.
Whose gentle brcsihinss utter :aughs
but accents truc and Kind.
scorn that ane whose empty act
Aud hon-yed wonis Of art.
B~,xy The dwellings Of the s,,!.
With prsf7iy'. keen dsrt;
No more. kind .tirnd's, in such esnGds.
Nns 10 i;seif kindness trust.
f., black ins's,i'udc bu, ,nr,n
Pure friendship 10 disgust.
Contempt Is but a gentle word.
4 feeling far too mild.
For cne who confidence bciray,.
And gull has sose bcauilcd;
Ths, haze which li,llish Geuds evince,
Whcn the dark tcstprnts t"s.od,
l. no, mosr loash.o,ne 10 Tho soul.
Than ono IN honor lost.
Then give me one with henri a. FREQ
Aud generous p- the air.
whose rcais hand and greeting k,nd
GIVE prooi thai trnf. is ,her~;
Whose smiling ccnn,-,mnc, well shows
aH....., a.. f.,..t
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from, all Ina s,;dn..a. - s...~.
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know not but certain it is that the ra.
ton has an immense progress to make in
serious thought il she wishes to remain
"ep' " VIZ 100" y, ''e '"A'A''e's' com,
pa ., "s''s v"so"' '.o'''''"''' u
'"v go "a i ~ '"''pe' r'''''o"' W. W.
forgetting completely the only idea for
which il is worth living and d,ing--they
live and die looking ut tho spectator, or, at
most at presperitv.
Open the history of America, the history
OF England aud the history of France ;
read the great liyes the grea. deaths. the
prea. martyrdoms. the great words at the
hour when The ruling thought OF lie reveals
itself in the las. words of diving and com.
pare.
Washington and Franklin fought, spoke,
suffered. aud descended in their political
lie OF popularity. in the iugrsti,ude of glo.
~ in the contempt OF their fellow citizens
-.lv,ys in the name of God, for whom
they acted, aud the liherator of Amer.
iss died, eonliding To God the liberty of the
people and his own soul.
sidney, the yong martyr OF a PATRIOTISM
guilty OF nothing bat impotence, and who
u'ra =" eAl ,''e "'S CUNT, . N,e", w VIZ y,
ty, said to his JalieF--"' 'elo'ce That de
innocent toward. 'ho sins, ou' VICTIM,
resigned to ths hi"s Oh ii'sh' 10 WHOM a'i
li'e IS due
FAC "'pu"nV""' ., N'o"'Ne ~ o e',,
saug,t tup way ui Sod, cFen 10 the htii
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COUNTRY INYALIDS

Finding it announcement 10 make personal apphca-
ton. can, by stating their case explicitly, together
with NIL their aympoms, (per letter post paid have
forwarded to them chest containing DR.. KS medi
ciues appropriated accordingly and be cured home
Structures of the urethra, Weakness and constitu.
onal debility, promptly cuted and full ygoE restor.
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AN HONEST BOY.

A by .tander states lady stepping off the
cars thts morning dropped a purse containing
thlfly five dollars. 4 boy about 10 or ] :
Years Of oge by the name Of Richard Shay,
pc ed up The purse. While seeking for The
lady, be was told by a number of hackmen
TO keep II for she would never give hun a
cent. The honest boy replied, ".he did no,
care, he did not want cen, for the money
was not his" He sought out the lady and
restored her the purse. lam informed he i.
the oldest son Of widow woman, who goes
out to work 10 supper, her family of six chill
dren, and lives at No. $50 Broadway Al
baay Atlds.
Richard Shay-pass his name round, fol
the sake Of the noble answer TO those who
would have stained his Young heart with
rime.-M Y. Commercial,
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New ORLEANS, March 7. 1850.


At the request of John F. Cowan, ESQ. of York.
Vile, Tenn, have examined his pamphlet in refer
ence to TIE qualities and efficacy of his Vegetable
Lihonripio in which | find certificates from the
following rsons, viz: DR.. J. T. Bone Dr.. H. Y.
Bone, DR. W Parks, DR. A S Underwood, Jos Gar.
wood, Barnett Brand, Smith Parks. Felix Parker,
ESQ Phil Claiborne, Esq L Gchrist, Crawford,
Esq DrJ Hinson, J A W Hess, s. Williams ESQ,
Geo B Miller, B E Holmes, John B Wright, Jas /.
Baldridge Esq, Robt Holmes, J Algea, 7 l. Ham.
ilton d Minton, Thomas Cooper, Rev S Y Thomas,
VIM II A Miller. DR., n Hess, John ii Day. ESQ,
Milton Brown. NJ C, Rev Needham, Rev John
NJ Greer, McCorkle, Col Edwin Sharp, W J Da.
WILSON, DR. Jet,on, Esq, Peter Ii Dozier. certify
that am personally acquainted with all the forego-
ing persons far the greatest number of whom
have known for more than Is years-and that they
are, without exception, men of the highest response
bility and OF unimpeachable veracity. That have
known Mr.. Cowan for many years, and from his
high character man of integrity, the public may
be fulyas ured of the genuneness of the signatures
TO all the certificates contained in the pamphlet.
JOHN w. CROCKETT.
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A NEW set Of BUGGY HARM ESSfor Sale
[ \ Enquire al this Office.
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THIRD ANNUAFAIRL
OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE.

HSHE Third Annual Fair ofthe SOUTH CAR.
III OLlNA ms rlTuTE, for the promotion OF
Art, Mechanical, Ingenuity and Industry, will be
held IN Charleston, s {. opening on MoNDAY,
nth November, and continuing during the week
Specimens in every branch of Mechanism, Ant
and industry also OF Cotton, Rice, Sugar Tobacco
and all other Agricultural Products solicited Ter
which suitable premiums Will be awarded.
The following special Premiums are offered -
For the six best specimens Of Steel made from
Sparlanburg or other Iron the product Of Sou h.
eTn State, and manufactured into Edged Tools OF
any kinda Gold Medal
N. B-A specimen Of the Steel in Bars 10 be sent
with the Tools
For the largest quantity of Cocoons raised on one
plantation, not less than Ten Bushels--A Gold
Medal or $50
For the arges, quantity of Spun Silk the PRO.
duce of any one plantation not less than Ten
PoundsA Gold Medal or Premium OF $50,
For The best Sea Island Cotton Gin, on some new
principle, superior TO that IN general use; or
for any real and important Improvement On the pre-.
sent one--A Gold Medal
For the Invention OF 4 suitable machine for PGl.
verising Red Pepper-A Gold Medal
For the best Steam Eugine--A Gold Medal.
For the best mode Steam Fine Engiue---A Cold
Medal
A large and commedious building has been Sc.
eeied for the Exhibition. and every will be
paid TO the reception and o. Articles sent 70 the
FAIR All specimens must be N By the 18th OF No.
vember
Contributors 10 the Fair respectfully request
ed when they send specimens for Exhibition to
send full descriptions Of the Articles, and such in.
formation in general as may be OF use, and proper
for publication.
Address J II. TAYLOR,
Chairman Of Commute on spondenee.
June 49, 2l-td.-
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Managers OF Elections.

2
PKEcINcrs Jusrlcrs. JuDGEs.
Long Creek b " Alexander, Rob; Henderson and
NJ "a Wallace
Deweese, Wm Patterson, WIN Gillespie and
y Nhu'ow
HIS, d W Barnett, Iicnry GaIlowey and
X l. Dearmond
ucLeay's, Stephen Wilson A s4dlcr and
WIN Clarke
Steel Creek, VI n Hlrit J n McDYwel and
Jon. Reed
llartrs 4 Hood Wan M,Comb and
VIM BAN
Harrisburg. C " Houston, 5 A Stewar, and
II + Hunter
Providence " W Mathews, Al Ezallaud
T. Sample
Charlotte, Alex Springs 7 II Brcm and
" W Films
UNION COUNTY
Wilson's, Stephen Becw J,hn \ Davis and
George NcCan
Nlncle'ter, John Rape Geo 4 Winchester and
JlcGb Wolf
5oUder, I'll Stewart 5 p stewart, and
Philip Conder
Sui flower. RUJ't A Martin Rob' G How ard and
Aaron HOWE
Gold Mine, jos X Hudson Joeu Houston and
K T.n.b,rin
>inPou's VIM P Muse A II rro,cl and
DAVID ca berts0n
Shorts Arch'a Lauey john Short and
Hiram Blown
Ncnroe, ID ] Coyington II Houston and
ArcI,'d MeLarty
Ga the lst Thursday in August next, the above
named persons al. attend h,ir respective precincts
and discharge their duties as inspectors
TN ALtXANDLR. Slf
Neckienhurg County
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Detirery Bonds for safe here.
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COWAN'S
Vegetable LithOntriDtiC.

safe and certain remedy for Grare or Stone in the
bladder, for arrangement of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs and all kindred diseases.
fENHlS invaluable Medicine to the world would
n be blessing, if the afflicted could only over.
come their prejudices enough TO Try it. Call at DR..
j. F. Gilmer's Drug Store in Charlotte, and see a
pamphlet containing unprecedented evidence OF the
utility of this invaluable vegetable preparation.
JOHN F. COWAN,
Yorkville, Tenn
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40 the AfElictp(l!!!

EDIIILApEl PHlA MEDICAL HGUSE-Es.
n ta5isned Is years ago by DIR. klNkEL!N.
The Oldest suresi and best hand 10 cure all forms of
secret diseases, diseases Of the skin and solitary ha
hits Of youth is DR. klNKELIN, n. w corner of
THIRD ard UNION Streets between Spruce and
Pine, / SQUARES FROM THE EXCHANGE PHILADELPHIA.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is habit which boys teach each other at
the academy or culiege-a habit INDUCED in when
by themselves, in solitude, growing up with the boy
10 manhood, aud which, itnol abandoned in due time,
not only begets serious obstacles 10 matrimonial hap
oncss but gives rise 10 series Of prulraclcd usi.
dous, and devastating affections. Few OF those 10
indulge in this peinicious practice, aware OF tie
const uuences until they find tie nervous sy stem
shattered, feel strarge and unaccountabie feelings
vague fears ia the mind, The individual becomes
feeble he is unable to labor with accustomed vigor
or TO aapy his mind TO study his step is ladY and
esk he is dull, irreoute, the cCuntenanCe is down.
cast the eyes without natural lusre shameiacednes
is apparent. iHEsE ARE svMproMs Which SHOULD 4.
wAKEN THE ATTENTION CT THOSE SIMILARLY AFFLICTED
II TIE VICTIM
Be conscious Of the of his decay, and having
,cIinquisAe1 the odious practice lie suffers under
those terrible nocturnal and involuntary emissions
which weaken ard shame him. producing menta
and physical prostration. Il he emancipale himsol
before the practice has done It's worst, aud enter
| rmony, his marriage is un'ruilu and his sense lei
| IN that this is caused by his early foilits.
Too many think they will hug the score, 10 then
| own hearts, and cure themselves. Alas how Otter
is this a fatal delusion, and how many promising
youth, who might have been an ornament TO society
has faded from the earth.
YOUNG MEN.
ct no false modesiy deter you lrom making you
case known to enc who, from education and respec
liability can alone heiriend YOU lie Who places hlu
self under DR.. kiNkELlN'S treatment, may rel
rionsy couhde in his honor as gentleman, and j
whose bosom viii be forever locked he secret Of tn
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BED BUGS.

The following is an old woman's recipe for
me destruction OF bed bugs: Tuko ripe Gu
eamber, press the juice gu, Of it, then with q
'ea'hsr apply i. to the bedsiead in The bed bug
"age and they will die instantly"
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ffNIE Subscriber has now on hand lis usual as.
Il sortment of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-16

When We are alone we have our thoughts
10 watch 10 our families, our tempers aud
10 society, our tongues.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
Oar Bosson Correspondence.

Bos1oS, Sept o, 1851.
Jyng Meetings. Rerirai Of the Hoosack Tunns
Prcjot by The Whigs-SgSoQy Condition Of the
Collaboration Of Mr.. Ws6sf9's Fftc@s-Cs-
ban Maars-ywigs Iyood6nry's Death.
The whig papers publish many accounts of mess-
ings held by their party throughout the State for
the choice of delegates TO the convention Of next
Wednesday. Rss,lutions ,ssed at these meetings
indicate the existence Of good deal of spirit on
the part Of the wings Of Massachusetts,, and Of their
determination to at least make hard fight for
their own restoration. Some Of them, too, slow
even irmness that is not often displayed in these
parts in such things From oil that lheir Ind see,
and can learn on the subject, am led to the coo-
elusi,n that we nre about to have very severe
struggle in Basss shusetts, and taat the contest
will be the sharpess that has been known here since
that VI 1912, and perhaps eyea more viruent than
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
Cur Georgia Correspondence.
10 Sa-t

MACON, "a, sept. l, 1901
Georgia Poltits-Erpeed Success Of the Unionists-
The Cotton Planters Conrentio,,, &c.
Tat the Union party will triumph in the coming
October election, is truth that no well informed
on candid man in Georgia will dispute and tha.
this victory will be achieved upon the principles Of
the Georgia platform and the doctrines of General
Jackson's proclamation, is also undisputed. Mr..
Cobb will 20 into the executive chair with clear
majority Of twelve thousand in the popular vote,
and majority Of forty on joint ballot in the Legs-
la,ure. This ensures the election Of Senator in
the place Of Judge Berriep, whose term expires on
the fourth OF March next. Who his successor will
be is yet in the womb Of the future. The friends
Of Mr.. A. H. Stevens will urge bis claims with
great zeal and pen everance, and he will be opposed
by q strong faction Of his own party, on accoant OF
sncie ut differences This faction Is headed by some
Of the ablest intellect and most adroit ticciaas IN
guished lawyer will be presented by the south Ses-
portion Of the STATE and Judge Hill, ct lroup,
has troops Of friends. who will rush to the capital to
secure the election Of n gentleman who Is ncknow-
ledged TO be one Of the most sagacous and accom-
plished politicians in Georgia 10 addition TO these
NAMES, there are otheIs who will be prominent
Mr. VIM. II Crawford, Of Sumpter, Judge herri-
wether, OF Putnam, Mr. Charles JeEkins, Of Rich
mopd, Judge Floyd, OF Newton, will all have their
friends. But Judge Berren will be left without
consolation. He 10 now quite an old man, and ha,
been in public service long time but all this Will
not save him. lie must fall, to give place to some
,ourger politician.
The next dele cation to Congress will stand seven
10 one-seven Union and one Southern rights.
The son of Governor James Jackson will be elected
Fl I'm the first Butler Kings district. Thcre is
some slight chance for Bailey. the Southern rights
candidate. in this distrit; bat Absoom Is pulling
up like the ID ca the last quarter, aud has the
bottom Of Bailey. think the "Butts Col" vii
tt beaten.
The fair Of the State Agricultural Society Is to
be hed on the 10Th, 9th, and 18th OF October.
There will be tw,nty thousand people here. The
President Of The United states and cabinet ex
1tc.ed to be in attendance at that time. Daring
-tbe same week, the Cotton Planters Convention OF
the Soufhcrp states Is 20 off. aud also the an
tual communication OF the Grand Lodge OF Free
kayons will be in Il ssion. No meeting of so much
interest bss ever assembled In the Southern ates
al it will be fine opportunity for some ot your
gre at artists, to make their appearance. WIZ no.
Jepny Lind como to the Great Fair Of tho south !
If che would, promise such a welcome Is she has
never before aud never will again receive. We
shall have the Tx and Governor elect the mentors
ofthe legislature, and all the distinguished men and
pretty women Of the State Ia attendance VIII
lot the Herold, the leading journal of the Union,
and the most popular paper in the south, have a
corresp pondent or reporter herel lhtpe 30.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

TERRIBLE DEATn On Friday night, the sta
inst Mrs Elizabeth Smith, residing in the north
ern part Of Logan county, fell into the fireplace,
containing few chunks and small stick or two
Of wood on fire, and when discovered. her body was
entirely, with the exception Of a small portion OF
the spinal bones, one thigh and foot, and 2 portion
Of the other thigh and foot consumed When hrse
discovered, her form was lying obiiquely on the
hearth, and emitting q light and brilliant blaze.
very much reese milling that given by the burning
of an ely substance. Water was immediately
thrown upon the fiery mass, which seemed to have
exiting Wished IL for q moment, but which immedi-
ately ignited again; and additional application
of water was required before the blaze was ex-
ting uished. The remains were then examined,
when IL was found that the entire body and frame
with the exceptions before named, were entirely
consumed, leaving only substance resembling Goals
Of bun Mt leather, perfectly black aud porous, with
shining and gistening surface. AS there was not
sufficient Goals on the hre to have consumed the
body in one or two hours, II IL supposed that rapid
combustion was occasioned by the free use Of ar
dent spirits, in which she indulged. sairlR.
(ky.) Hcah.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

majority in both houses and the OK alton of those
Fifty men, at Havana, and the Presidents procls
nation and the conduct Of the American Consul,
whig administration and the whig party. la eed
the whole bona tfds Legislation OF next Congress,
FIRST session, will be postponed, for ons time, to
make way for the war aud the intrigues be-
tween parties and cliques aud we shall DC sadly
disappointed if the CUBA question is not IN ide h,
most prominent subject in the canvass And we
expect pothing less than that the democrn's of
Congress, by tleir action will tarn it over, strong.
iy recommended, to the favor Of the National Bati-
or
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

The SUPPOSED MURDER CASE IN MANCHESTER.
The Lowell Nors states that the woman whose
mysterious death in Manchester has been an-
noupced, is supposed TO have been Mrs McA,lis-
ter, belonging near Angelica, N. Y, where she AS
TO the families 4 J. B. French, Esq, and bro hers,
CT Lowell, although till this summer they we're
never acquainted. During the month OF Iuly sne
visited Lowell, from New York and ealled on ner
cousin and srent some time saying that she was on
ber wsv 10 Vermont, to look up claim TO real
estate. out of which her father had been defrsudsd
some thirty or forty years sgo she was 20 s'op AZ
Msnchester on her way up sr down. " Vis' WAX
| cousins there. Boston Journal.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
PmuAprLrui., September 0, 1851.

The .fncien Order Of Good Fszors-Ieg,taian Consen
tion--.arisoi cf Supposed Forge.
The Ancient 0rdsr Of Good Fellows made quite Q
snowy out to-day in honor Of their brethren from
New York and New Jersey who have hither to at
tsnc the National Convention Of the Order to
its fessiops The strangers to pshe Of
handsome supper this evening" at the Northern Liber
ties Odd Fellows Hall.
errcpos tions the Y,getsrians about "a
coDgrege,c in this oty and banquet entirely
the fruits Of tho field the orchard and the dairy
TO take place Thursdsy evening
Daniel Q. Emerson young man who was arrested in
your city fugitive from Justice has been brought
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charges Of forgerpy ending eeanst him.