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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08
LBelL NOTICES.
CITATION.

Tns SrArx Or TsxAs,
County u Harrison.
IT, IN sA.,:f y 'Aa~ 's.fL ~" " s's s'..'y-
WHEREAS. Andrew Allen ha. filed hi.
w application for Partition and di-,rbution
Of The pvl~r'y VI the estate ii Josiah Wa,d
Decreased. and It appearing that Amanda N. D.
T. Allsn, The vile of sad Allen. Lycurgu, r.
Ward, and Mary Josephine Ward, .hixsns
II Henry county, r.nn~s-e; and Britain
Ward, supposed 10 reside in ftu-k county, IN
The State % Texas, and frruby Ward, cnI.
sen ~ the State Of Arkansas, are the dissv,b-
utsss Of said estate:
fcu arr therefore commanded 10 summon
the said Amanda NJ Il. r. Alien, l.ycurau- r.
Ward. Mary Josephine Ward. Britain Ward.
aud Fsrah. Ward, by Publication OF this Gin.
ton for four successive weeks in n newspaper
published in Mid county Of Harrison, 10 b. and
appear ut the next term Of the county court
pertaining To estates Of deceased PERSONS, To bs
hrld in and for said county Of Harrison on the
iass Monday in March, A. ID. 1881, TO sh"w
cause, II any they have, why partition and dis.
w:bation VI The proper:, Of SAID estate should
not he made. Hsseia fail not, and due return
make NJ this upla,
us-au> Gives andev my hand and the seal
Of said eeen, Al Office this 3i,h
49, day Of Fcbssssy, A. y 1851.
49, j'.-i~; &c. IL \Zl.EY.
Clerk County Court H. Z.
~ T.. CATER, ID. 4.
Received IN office February c5,h, 1881 and
handed 10 the editor. OF the Texas Republican
for publication the same day.
SR PERRY, Sheriff
March ], 1851 50 H.
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ADNf..f. 7'KA7N,N NUYi. T..

ADMINISTRATION AU1ll T..
r ETcENS II administration DE- honHs non
i w-rv gsan,~d To the undersigned On The
estate Of Aa,v!ia Je,rr, deceased, BY The county
curt pertaining 10 estates, held in AID fer the
e.un.y II Harmon. im tiw rtntr VI TtAaA. on
III. 3oih day II D~emt~r. 1850. AZ lrr~'''s.
therefore. having claims against the AA'si ESTATE
arr hereby nosItesi /" lssv-~nt iAsn' ~ M within
The time pre.sr,t-.d BY Law. duly Authenticated;
AID ti.o.c indebted /" The s~ssv will pseass
make immediate j,~ysa~nt.
l. r. Afford, Adm.
Y~bssavy -. 1891. ~ u
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Chsr4ee ecuMy, 7sra'.
Thi. /. to certify thai I purchased tS Asw
Gin 81 J. ) Alexander, wh'cn picked Two 'hou.-
xnd pound. of good In, IN ~ hours.
tl.lL\ EAkLES.
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rp.huy CO., Itras, FRI. !. 1881.
!certlfy that purchased 50 saw Gin from
J. =. Alexander last ,car that viii pick iour
bag. Of eos,oa ~s day, weighing i've hande-d
pound, each, and do no! believe the sample
can he eAccled by any. 1t run. by horse
power. Ny co,,on sold at i3tc. PER pound
IN New Orleans.
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oDls~O. ueGUss.

TIE undersigned linn being this day
dissolved by limitation, all persons having
clnn,s sgainst said firm are hereby request.
ed 10 present the same. and those indcbtrt!
are earnestly requested to call and settle.
WARD Il WILSON.
January !, 1850. MS Il.
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JAMES. PEALER.
i'p,ku- eo., F.b. !. 1851.

an using one Of :. i.xandefs patent.
Horse Ah. !, dpes hf.i ,ai. u gfound
a ha.l.rl uf corn 90 seven and aai piinusess
s..a made good meal.
JAMES PEALER.
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LOB NO RK.

the Ptopsi<sors q tn
RePsAiess arr pesrassd
- sseeuss I'll kissds q
job Printing. In a n'sntssv
snsurpsss~d by any es
tahlish,nens IN the State
surh ~ B@,hs, pamIh.
let's. I,,iefa. llnIl 'Irkets.
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A ',u,i,c1 number Vi students can he amply
accommodated at his Institution. fond VIII bs'
receive ID At any time 81 the t~arl Win we"
stocked library and also II knowledge Of the
Pharmaceutical preparation at remedies ~ h'-
Ialr,ru,"ry and urdlr.i .,oet offering induce.
mcnt, IL the student. which ,hu.c who aspire
10 a high standard 81 medical requirement WIN
know h.w 10 appreciate; w'"" !" These !"
be- added the necessary instructions peculiar y"
him y. II 10 enable ,hem 10 treat cases at ais.
,auc. without seeing the patient. IN s"""d
chronological princlrc-. The Ire for each Is In.
.uri.bly e,0o t)ar Hundred Dollar-). Az
,s.s,o,,s dr.,suu- ii testing the efficacy ~ MS
r.me.:i... ia their own cases. no matter where
they reside, can very conveniently do 80 ny
.rndlnv their age and symptoms IN plain VII
RIM. NJ correctly u. possible, whrn n,rd'cI''s u"
ami their cas~s will be Compounded ns'd sent
~ mail. sxns,,s. or private hand. IN nIi c''f"n-
y easy. his f,c il AMY - Give Is"iiar-) =
month. WHICH may b. enclosed and sen! ~
mail ii hi. risk. The charge will he One Dol
lar fus s..cl, time hc applies g'dssn'-m' TIC
wlll not scnd medicine Ia great distance "'''
t~-, the mouey IN furwart~si. Of COED rc'rrvire
given. lAsiterA, IL ~nii,Ic them 10 as'cn''o"'
s,u-t b. p.st n,ti. Al persons under his i'm
mediate carr wiii b. charged arcorlnp 10 Me
amount " attention. ncccssssy. The calls 81
...h .. may deem il sI'~is interest =" pfwars
~. .rr,r~s will be pH,wlaAily aiir,,d~t Ia
Those having diseased s<rAm,s s'sy have t's.''
ea.~s treated. -. di.pose Of them IL The sub
seviheY vi lair price
ms unsi..v<,v,xs.i Keeps constantly On hand
= ~ .la,,d larvs assortment ~ genul'.r tc'ant
u~Airjwea, NisIch he will veil 1t Wholesale ana
svtail v~ry low for cash.
~ pleass hand ,hia advertisement to yos'
afflicted ne,ghbors. =,
vQna4y A. N. VEAL. Shreveport, la
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| AOutsF ~ ht"''s"'''
fssMy court per sisiHg I" E~aes, February
Itrws. 4. u. 1881.
dAMES I. MATTHEW'S. administrator vt
the estate al Daniel II. Lewis, deceased.
4. flied h.s accounts with .a'd estate IN this
6ks for final s~ttlcu,cnt. This Ia, therefore.
rive due notice that said accounts VIII
4, opened II the mcs, term Of >aM court. I" h.
la on III. last Monday in Ma~l'. (insian'.)
bsi, fos examination and allowance. when
h where vi person. interested IN s''id estate
~ at, nd aud contest them II they see
Psprr.
| " order Of the Court.
Tesle: n. L. REAZLEl,
Clerk L. I. II. C..
March 4. 1851, nat 81
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n otAce.

Turing my absence from this part 81 the
~ state CAsKy Asxgw il my daily su;hor.
ICED acea, 10 c.lect aud ssttls up ell my IN.
settled bsainsss.
SAM rRlOC.
Marshall, July ~. 1851. nad -,
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7 WILL attend Ia the procurement of the
/ shave warrants At Washington CITY. The
papers, after being duIy certified here, will bc
forwarded 10 W. L. Choa'r, Esq, Of That place.
The necessity Of forwarding these document.
to an experienced prosecutor of claims al
Washington Cly, who will aid in having
then, preferred carly and correctly, will appear
IN the bel. that n,sny riainis Of similar feature
lie there until they become Obsolete fur wan,
Of att~nt"n
NJ. Choa,r. my agent nj Washington CIty,ts
m attorney NJ law, aud prosecutor IT rlsinss
vi that place, Of long standing. aud we'll kH'w"
reputation. Iii. character and experience In
ihr man ner Of trans citing bn~insss In the gov
,srmcui depari mcnls, ohcr eu,:neut isctiis'e-
O. those wo w,-h To ps"eurr certificates i"s
bounty La4d WarraMs, under the aet Of Scp
rnler .sth. 1850
WILLIAM AR1UCR HILLs
Navsa.JR, No,tnbsr iifh. 1880, 23-tf
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.MLNlC, MiSiCt!
s1niA Mas. NORRIS and ps"r. susssss will
R6 r~.op~n their Mussc ScHooL o" the 10Th
~ Of February.
They ure no~ prepared for a larger num'sr
Of pupii., expecting TO have three selected
Piano Forir.s Harp. and tine supply "t Gut
lars. Large quantity "f sheet m"s'r Oh hand.
PRICES ~ hrvr,"f"fr.
Qr Room by the Baptist church.
Jpnuary IS, ISL. NIL IN
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CITATION
10 the Heirs Of q. w. W"son, deceased.

TIA STAIR or TrxAs.
CuuHy cf HARRISON.
County Court jsriain'ng 10 ~ Estates u De.
e,as.d Persons.
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A. N. MORGAN.

oMnEvHfuhVs Ia
AYrERN fue usls lasxe and general ~
4 ns,ment n Dgy GesaA Boots. Nho~''
sis,a. (,.vs. (3vassslen, ~, 10 ~hich the sis~"'
-. - bsyrrs \ hy,eo& III ssa<k was bought
q ~. tsrss, ,,ssce1 ~ r. can eks Gvra' induce
s...rts C.nursry preapss taken .. te~' 'a'ss'
1r,.h.n,~ al.o supplied ~ ssssn esvsrce-
tshrseporl. Nny 1850
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NAVE GOlN Nd 4 ULEASINGy
TIE SUPERIOR or uuIViNE AND SAR.
SApARiLLA.
The Creates. Diseorsry IF The Age.

DH.L +. HENDERSON, Enreta Tonic
IL and .Nepsaihsan P,!is, a safe. eeriAin ard
pcrinnucn, an,,do,- against all forms of ils~
po,-oaou. effects u Mi-asnatA snvctihg
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.\UIjtE
rfNliS il TO certify that ! have spP"in'"d
i Wade G. Mo~riry my gesrral agent, u
settle all my outstanding b"s'''rss Tor mr., and
In my name. 10 sue and he Hucd m NIL cases cs
claim. 10, ar sgain.t me, ~ though WAS
personally present.
DANIEL MOsELEY.
lIsr,i.on 60, Texas, Feb, 10. 1851. suf
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TAlLOkiNG.

nOxg 4 DARn, EssAics~ak 7si'svs, has-
Ill ~ Isfaisa sk<s@ris~a g-vmanvn'ly y
NssahaIl, ten1ss tkets srsvkss ~ ~ t'adsle
gsrvsAlsy.
Trey wsstss sveslAv'y ~ New Yea ~
t'hilsArlrhla HsshtssA. -
" Nssp ~ dsss &set u Wasd. wN.aes
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paies1nss - Sssssne waAins - p
ehanp 1sanA Uteh 80 3taleo

4m1ies1nso - xessone Wtghins - p0e
ehasp &on1 WiAh 0es1 Stsoes
VxyOljl.ll d. veil n call q The Land Oa'~s.
w IN Marshall. Hssn~'a eo~nsy, Texas, -
the undersigned haa tsavs gsrss raiRs N h''d.
mo "st ali land. fss als, = M. " thIa std
,,,s sdi.,plny counsi~r, sed VII eesp ks.s~-
,,v ~ The .sss~ whss~ stssaerA ~ qsn'iIy
rs. Land. he amount ii improvements ther~"s''
anil the price thereof
person. having lands for sals, Of rent. would
4. veil 10 have them rcgiNes~d,
~ SAN'L J. IA fLOR.
CouMy Ssrreyor.
THOMAS heath
,.....,, 4 -, ~ :
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70 D NDg!
u0Y DOLLAR AANK u wAirh
~ svsss - 49, y sppaying 70
,. Ey4E 2; 90 KEY !. :
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from the North with full suppl.
II" Of Music and Nns,cai Instruments.
v IN connection with Mrs. NORRIS. is wril
.,a,rd to instruct thirty OF tor,y pupils. h"s-
IL their snussc room fonr splendid pianos.
4. !. sppr,s.d thar pupils learn faster, and
~ correctly by taking Lessons Oh good and
HL,oncd Instruments.
NJ. = takes this opportunity to thank tn.
amunity fur their patronage last year. and
y. inst hin permanently of locaiio" here y"
Is.I.all will Ls so,ns i,sduc~nieh. for an III
~ Of pupils.
" NJ. y. will tune pianos Al any time ~hr"
"a =. mS3 II
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t..u,d The 7,h Of M.n'h. 1851.
N. HARRIS, J. r.

Received in Office, on the eth Of March. 1851
- handed to the editors Of the Republican
q, publication The same day.
~ II. JOYCE, &. nc.
March z. 1881. n37 81
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Removal.
v@vANa, GRE,;a;, T. KEY have removed
~ from their old stand, 10 ,i~.'f new brick
SsIIs.mu, west .nlc ii the l'ublw Square, ccs-
,n.s III Houston Avrnn~--wher- they w"a'd D.
plss.-i 10 Nv III ti~is old friend. and eustoinrFa
ard m n,xny wssrr new ones.
October ~. 1850. nS0 u.
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SAMUEL G. r. vugp, wM. 4. SALMON,
INRD l. SALMON. HOUSE Carpenters and
Il .t,,arrs, take this method Of informing The
citizens u Mar and lis vicinity, that si,ey
viii carry on the shove business. in I'll It's Va
riuus branches Their work VIII w. done as.
roriing to order. mud ~'li Nv neatly caecused
and pussctually attended to.
Gs~ Us cali We work eMsAp, II, sssh
or good arrangements.
Shop IN Washington Avenue. south Of i's
pabiic SQUARE. near tho MARSHALL Hotel
February ~. 1851. v9n3Sy
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MUSIC, N(istjtSL.
MN SlINNcRS I,n. in

f.rch 4. 1851, nat q
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h 10 well km..wn that U. Greenwood br''s-
nore new sto~ka of Ecesi-, s~lls them out
Mr.. and II lower tsNes than any Other me-.
v, in Trsas. tie would now respectfully
Inn the ri.ixsna " Matshall and vicinity,
particularly he LADIES, that he Ia.
bn opsnsd nav stack VI
winr esd Ssmmer t;Sx1s and C!Nhi"E.
4 Of whieh M has himself implanted from
~ aud Oer,nany, aud all u .hem are laid
such psiess ~ 10 enable him !" ~arply his
ksu,~t4 With the best aud must fa~l'i0stsh's
Nh. Of Ladies dress and other gos'is. my
cent lover than ANY "th~s m~scha"s In
a liz will srll new Atyt nu-'ins. "''s
w,de, and fast coIors, u lSt cents PER
Scotch einghan at ~ ces'ts snd vi,
n; cl.nr~sblr .itk- ftosa ~ cents pr snr'.
usnis: plaid j,.c"'~ts AMI embn'ils nd ss's-
s,in. from ~ cents pr ysra, upwsri- IN.
rhrd ds,m~si,ea II u .crl1lA pr sasd-be-t
k,y a. 10 cents and ~ klHnd stIr ng Il
k.n,. pr yard silk handkerchief. fr'ru 70
h upwards ltssa - ~; good e'ilcss from
10 cents pr ysri, d. he best h. hes At
ITS pss yani. All "a Yer r"ods arr Az
so,sar.is.n G -! . a.
serasrv ~ lo3i. MO W.
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N ari,AMg.

W06AtMks
A III. persons we hvteby to sitied that " there
N are ANY further .r.spn-'e. eo,Din't'ed O"
INV iand., l vii! resort =. |rg.I rrm,diss against
them; for an determined mot 10 pay The pm.
,~r i.r ,hs advertisement. and lose my ussess
in the Lsrgr,a. "a
This notice is intended fov !. jest ON -
all that have a right " control, in AM 'ssas-
ncr whatever.
A. D. BURRESS. \.
January 4. 1881. II NM
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pL OF q Sls! s'LO q q u > !!

Encourage Hane Msn"yaslves'''
~ WE have IN operation, sew
& en- miles sou,hwest Of Mar.
49, shall. iouudery ior plcug''s.
and other castings, aud are now nanutael urng
= superior Plough, TO which We '"y't" the AZ
,~n.ion Of the planters III Harrison and al oin-
ins counties.
These rloaghs sre inferior 10 nan-, and -
sold ~ io~ q. nNy plough Of equ'.l qaailst
Jhty are warranted Tor ~ months or,
broken in ,aai na,s, lis r~ttsn'rg III. heok,
pace. d ncs pi,re Will he GIVEN "a rschsss-.
S,se.n. can he -ecn either al The fos,..i.r,
OF a, k...i~, Gregg Il Keys. our ax~n's in Mar
shall who are prepared TO ill all orders.
Tcrms--CAsH
SANDERS f. STE WART.
~ We will pay u cent. per pound for old
castings. delivered either at The f"nndrr,, OF at
Evans, Gregg + Keys. payable in casting. OF
r"nds f,2nlGs =
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Nrw OnLxAss, Jan. u, tooe.,

This II TO rr'lify, that in the ysas leAGe =
had been severely afflicted with ChilIs and -.
,cr Tor nineteen mon,h-, until, with the contjn.
uation Of the ch- every other day, they NJ
complicated with ,h,'m ~ha, the dcetoss isi4
n,c was Circaie Hepa.,s or inflammation Of The
Liver. and Enlargement Of the Spleen Anss
tr,ing every bling, from the very bsA physS.
clau~ ia the South, wihc9. any permanent ~.
lief, ] was worn de~n TO perfect skeleton,
and dcspaircd Of ever getting we'll. In The
month OF September, 1876, was travelling in
North Louisiana for aly health, and hpppene9
ST fsrne.,,ilr, where i~rasn- acquainted wtth
DR. l. T. Henderson, who, amer n history ef
III, case. informed N. thu, just such cases had
baf''d ih~ common, yet ri.Diis prasiiee, re-.
commended by the different scientific ms~dtsal
writers, aud that lie had discovered u new veg.
eisb!c compound tome he had every confidence
in. The d"c'vr prepared for me Is ounces Of
the Tonic, with t~o dozen Of bis Tonic Pills,
which ] commenced u-ing A. disrc,-d, and in
ten days was \ sound man. The ch,iis were
stopped the second ,mc and my liver aud
spleen had IN ten day. b.~om. healthy ssss
with d.. Henderson. in New Orleans. in le47.
! gut bic, 10 nsshs me gallon Of his Toais
wLish have uee1, in over n hundred esses,
with perfect ssssses, white travelling in Asksa-
49, and Texas. p1smpsd slsss BY wishing to
point the Aflvtxta. II e~stssn svme4Hsnn&
render lsibuts IL VI HON ssibsls Il 4usy ~ -
duscd ~ 70 sssult to thu Ensvka WaiA -
Aspsnlhsaa Teak Pals.
se GA II. CH1n1xr1
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0 q 4 Nl

lust received, lot Of fine d"nble-havreses
81 shot guns. prccs vasIny from sac 10 30
AI.o lot OF pistols. ~ STEiNI.EiN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-04
New Agricultural Society.

A Northumberland county Agricultural
Society was organized at Sunbury, on Sat
urday week. A Constitution was adopted,
and the following officers elected for the
ensuing year: President Capt. SAMUEL
HUNTER; Wee Presidents, James Gamer
on, J. R. Priestly, Geo. C. Welker, Jacob
Seasholtz, VIM. B. Kipp, Jacob Hilbish,
John Montgomery. Recording Secretary,
VIM. l. Greenough !; Corresponding do.
David Taggart; Treasurer, VIM. L. Dew.
art; Librarian, VIM. M'Carty. Commit.
tees were appointed for each township te
obtain members to the Society. The com
mittee for Chilisquaque are John Ii. Vim
cent, VIM. Nesbit, Reuben Troxel, John
Voris, James Cameron.
The following persons were then elected
Managers for the ensuing year: Jane:
Eckman, Samuel John, Peter Oderdorf
George Conrad, VIM. Fegely, VIM. Dep
pen, Beneville Holshoe, Michael Lenker
Isaac Raker, Geo. Long, Alexander Jor
dan, A. +. Karp, Jesse c. Horton, Johr
b. Heller, Henry j. Reader, Charles Rid
die, Samuel Shannon, Hon. James Pol
lock.
The Society adjourned to meet again a
the Court House in Sunbury, on the Is
Monday i'll August, next, at 2 o'clock, p
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-04
The New Dress for Females.

Quite stir is made in some sections of
the Union in regard to a new fashioned
dress adopted by some females, resembling
that now used by Turkish ladies'. 1t con-
sists of a skirt reaching little below the
knees, and pair of broad legged trouser.
toms, fastened around the ankles. Now
it is not very often that we pay much at
tention to the peculiar fashion of female
dress, but on this important question we
would say that if the adoption of the Tur-
kish dress will do away with corscts, and
whalebone, and tight lacing, let it come,
and the sooner the better. We could tol-
crate the wearing of the breeches by the
fairer part of creation, if it should be at
tended with the above-named reforms
We have seen so much suffering by dis
case, brought on by the tight lacing sys-
tenn, that we shall welcome any decent
fashion that will bring about the reverse.
We like Mary Sumpit's notions on this
subject. Mary Sumpit was hesrty, broad
shouldered, copper-colored lassie, Of the
Penobscot tribe; and she strobe along the
streets as straight and as majestic as Nor
way pine.
One day she called at the house Of one
Of our citizens, with some baskets to sell.
The lady of the house, pleased with her
frank and honest demeanor and healthy
appearance, after purchasing some Of her
wares, offered to make her present Of a
silk gown of fine texture, and but very lit
tie worn. Mary took it in her hand and
examined it with great care; she held it
up before her for time, and admired its
fneness and beauty, and then, after laying
it down, and measuring the breadth Of the
waist by her hands, very politely handed
it back to the lady, thanked her for her
kindness, and declined taking it.
"White squaw Dress" said she, "n no fit
um Penobscot squaw-not plenty big
choke um body too tight-sartain kill um
very quick, all same as hang um." Nary
was right. There has many beautiful
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-04
Indian Bread.

Receipt for making the celebrated St.
Charles Indian Bread as prepared at the
St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans:
Beat two eggs very light, mix alternate
ly with them one pint of sour milk or but
tcrmilk and one pint of fine Indian meal,
melt one tablespoonful of butter and add
to the mixture, dissolve one tablespoonful
of soda or saleratus &c, in small portion
of the milk and add to the mixture the
last thing, beat very hard and bake in apan
in quick oven.
The above receipt, Mr.. Editor, was sent
by lady friend in South Carolina, to the
lady of a neighbor Of mine, in the upper
end of our county. I have eaten of the
bread, and unhesitatingly pronounce it the
very ne plus ultra of Indian Brcad.-Gcr'
mantown Telegraph.
May 90, 1851.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-04
Recipe fol- Making Beer.

Take one pint of corn and boil it until
it is a little soft, add to it one pint of mo.
lasses and one gallon of water shake them
well together, and set it by the fire, and
in twenty-four hours the beer will be ex.
cellent. When all the beer in the jug is
used, just add more molasses and water
The same corn will answer for six months,
and the beer will be fit for use in II hours,
by keeping the jug which contains it warm
In this way the whole ingredients used in
making gallon of beer, will not cost ex-
ceeding four cents, and it is better and
more wholesome than cider.-Pdulding
(.Ms.) Clarion
If this is not "cheap beer" we would
like the most noted miser in the country,
to give us his receipt.-Gern,antoun Tele-
graph.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-04
The two Brothers.

It is not many years since, says the
Pennsylvania, two young men, without
means, started in life. They were both
brothers, and both printers. Both were
Democrats. Both subsequently abandoned
their professionalism having earned pub.
lie confidence in the editorial chair-and
since they have pursued almost the same
career, and, though resident in different
States, seem to have gone together, filling
nearly the same public positions, and win
ming all hearts by the gentle suavity and
steady consistency Of their character and
conduct Both are still very young men ;
and yet it is more than probable that both
will in few months rise to the Gubernat-
orial Chairs of Pennsylvania, the Califor-
MIA Of the Atlantic, and California, the
Pennsylvania of the Pacific. The brothers
allued to, are WILLIAM and JOHN BIdLER,
now the conceded fovorites for the highest
honors Of their respective States, and the
admitted choice of the Democratic party
in each. The parallel will no doubt be
completed when each is, as each will be,
chosen to fill the posts for which they are
candidates. Their past history is guar.
antee that they will go on, with equal
march, and unfaltering devotion, in the
fulflment of their high duties.
There is in this picture much of encour
agement to poor young men. Boil
of these Brothers BIGLER started lift
without money, and almost with ou
friends. No academic honors crowned
their earlier manhood-no luxurious
habits enervated their frames-n
wealthy friends encouraged their first es
says in life. In the battle of the worl'
they fought with no weapons but thos
furnished by their own indomitable enel
gies. In the struggles for subsistence
they CLEANED more knowledge from me
than from books; while in the acquisition
of money, came also the golden opinion Q
troops of friends. Let the young maj
who would despond over his own future
take heart from this example, and try
initiates the two brothers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-04
Improved PloW.

Mr.. George Sheldon, of Millersburg,
Holmes Co, O., has taken measures to Sc.
cure patent for an improvement in plows
which he has recently invented. The i'm
provcment consists in applying series of
conical rollers so arranged as to throw of
the mould on the land side of the plow
instead of employing the ordinary mould
board. The conical rollers reyolve while
the pillow is in motion, consequently there
is less friction on the said rollers, than on
the rigid "mould rd"-!Scien';ic Amer
ac1a.