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MEDICAL CARDS.

M EDICAL NOTICE-DR, LOCKWOOD VINO
l has obtained 20 great reputation in L0usyile, kyi
and many OF he of the Soulh in Bilious. Yellow and
Typhus Feve q well all the following diseases kheu-
Hspats or Liver Complaint, Pencardts, and all the In
Examinations Of the internal v.cera HIS numerous dec
frequent v e The Charity Hospital and the number s;Si sO OF
able him to understand the diseases peculiar to the
South. and facilitate their cure and all veneral diseases
Gonorrhua Structures. elect, BleuiTea Splddimis, etc.
Office No. 30 PHILrPPA STREET. between Poydras and
PerdidO streets zen.
DIR LooKwooD's SPECIFIC. certain cure for Sy phils
Gononh9a etc. be Obtained at the Office At % W per
bottle On the receipt of e5 on, paid will be sent to
any pa Of the United States. The greatest secresy will be
observed in all cases.
NJ. Cf6ce hnnrs from A II. to Z. M. o. 1y0s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-21
'ery, when Mrs. Jsssup desired me 10
TRY DALLBY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.

She brought bed box and applied tho
felt immediate ease wherever it touched me- and begged
tor enough to annon. thorou gy Ii obtained, ant
life seemed to invest To the burning ano
the chest made Pills Of it, and took them, which
cured my life to your valuable Extract, 1
icing and have been ever anGe ea
b the year lA3 kERZiA thENCE.
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DALLKY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.


For Eysipslas this PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for ttk
line, but it u dnpan in, and will reappear in the hmeU
other place The Pain Extractor, however. DR. out
md completely removes the cause OF the dseas,s oeflects
n0fnnRh
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-21

FEMALE M EDICINE.
d. Townssnd's Sauaparla sovereign and speedy
for Incpien Consumption, BaHennsss, Pr0apsus Ute
Falling of the Womb, Cosivsns., Piles, Lsucheuh0a OF
Whites. obs5yctsd " difficult Aszsuxstos. inoonunsa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-21
COCO CASES OF GENERAL DEBILITY AN
WANT DE NERVOUS ENERGY

Dr. ToDnssna-i verify believe that your Sarsapanla
mas been the Means through Providence OF saving my life
have for several yeaa had bad cough. 1t became won
dad worse. Al raised large quantities of blood had
light sweats, and greatly debated and reduced and
lid not expect TO live have only used your Sarsapara
'hor time and there has wonderful change been wrought
IN me. am able to walk all over the city. RAISE no
hat am thsnEn for these results Your ODD servant,
wv RUSSELL. bb Catbafjne syeat
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was nine years under medical skill in the cities or Nes
York and Albany. l.borng under the distressing Fry
peas, attended wfh inflammation OF the kidneys and witt
bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with aIge Jumps OF the s1
E hens prorudng, and large bOis covered my body
ntoerabe. y tongue cracked, and the roof of ~,
nouth covered with and chest, the
ny neck, was in constant burning heat, that cold waa
lid MT cool it.
In this misery longed Tor DEATH and never expected
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-21

FHIbkDELPHtA, June % iS46I feel TO recomm IT. r
Up vac Syrup OF Wild Cherry Rpd Tar, from eGIerieneP
~ tbenicls etleots my have been for some
W" epast subject attacks ci splitting blood attended witt
2pesso' the brea and dneeAy sersaton the stomach
mpaned with dyspepiic eymptoms. Lat spring havns
attack OF 1t, recommended by acqc nance W ho
ad been cured by Dr Dayts Syrup Try II. Nd So and
as relieved by it in sss thne bottle s atpsTen 10 or
,iIscts immediate.
JoHN II. ORAA, Ladies Shonpaker. 10 Raoe s,ree.
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WeARNEae ANp PAIN " lnh nRhAnr.

PHiLADELPnlA, june Y, ISL sl ighly unilefd DE-
II lts virtues nay wife mad been qtled Tor ue With
morn lime entirely relieved her. The syuptuns would ate
ure Gnd on all oCeas,onk the reei speedy o.
the first piaoe. IL Is munts rhe has been
o the affection. consider and recommend ne uoai
sauabe meons. Its gtheng effect hen vety great
addition relieving the bteaH W ,DLDN ~ etey
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sORR NIPPLES.

hereby certify thatI have been afflicted with aninveeral
Fever Sore for fourteen last past have spent nea
Eve hundred doar in employing physicians nd pusohasns
medicines that used recommenedG itscure hui q
no gprpose andl e lat resort hea,ao and .nJ OAL
LEY'S MAGlCALPA!N EXTRACTOR, wLeE to nj
limb entirely healed and have nothing Of lei
about me-. BRAD0Ck EAVlS,
Rnrisfts. Monroe county. N. Y. May 6. iSlSs
CUTS. WOUNDS AND RI
tn sassn q IL PAIN BXfRACro
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Dsyis's Syrup Of Ri!s Ciecrp Ond Ter-We wou.d cal
attention to tbs ayeIsam O this valuable medicine
,her column Sc yofa Of saluaYy eeo have cons
under personal observation, and therefore confidently
recommend il the afficted.Ed. NJ j. Weekly Yts,ts-
md Zerapsroaes S:ntsnsl, t3rsnton,) Fee. g. lsi7.
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This medicine daily graphing with dsease through the
Western country, restoring TO blooming health and youthful
veor the nck and aiotednay, those that sievousy
ormented Certificates tesmns from all directions from
Of Truth and Oh moral sladas. placing il. from il in
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-11

The Washingt"" Telegraph. Of August ~ 1t,
In noticing the absence NJ Mr. F,tn"rc IRON
the seal Of Government, says that MF. C"rwin.
Secretary Of the Twannry. has l,s~n alsI.'iiist
aefing President Upon this, the Isix4r1tA
very justly remarks:
III The President has the power TO appoint
an Acting President when .cr h. plras~r, " /,
presume that he Il not r'ssr c,cd to the Jsvas-
ury Department IN making such appUiM u,suta,
mar indeed to any department His authority
10 appoint substitute, II II cxists, empower.
him to choose wlso,i.sAHxer il may please him
~ to honot The Hxvrtasy VI the Treasury,
the Secretary III tho Navy, The COMMISSIONS
OF Public lluildings nxd the Rus~ixM Anbussa.
dor, are ail rhg.btr alike. IN Virginia. Il has
been customary 10 farm mt the ~hrr,M Ivy II
many VI llsc counties, and the oldest smayi~, rate
rcr,vinx the "flcr and letting il I" the highest
bidder. We dvSb, nor so,ue,hing handsome
might be made out n The Presidency IN this
why. The nel"n r. a new o,c, and therefore
VI course valuable"
We think shs~s vsmasks are 10 the mint, and
shoald asss.s the attention II the people. Iks
fxss.sxl hsad NJ Washington, seems not only 10
have ab.oshsd all The reserved v;shts u ~
S,atse, eus rists superior to the Constitution,
sHd ovvsridrs Nh the usages of la ps~derss~ors.
A. this rate, uur Federal G0vtsmuiess& will won
have undergone nsAkal ehaHUp, IND heeospe
absoes's and asiiniisd, Aiessiae ston On
slscstvs marnnhy only In the nsme.
A. the date ~ M shsvs sssiels, the Tai.
SyspA says, the follevisg mssshrna II lAs z.
oto(elfaiiom wesv absses: NJ flllnosv, pyea.
8 : 81; !
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-11

A gentleman. who for several Year,. has
resided IN California, and who possesses
many opportunities Of observing it, co"di.
ton and prospects. writing from Santa
barbara. under date Of July ~. gives \
melancholy account Of the present state
Of afs's. lie writes;
"I'his country 10 in dreadful state.
given up completely To rapinr aud plumber.
You hear every day OF murders, robl,eriss.
arson. and host Of other c,inses. perpetratssi
!" the midst of crowded cities ~ well NJ
On the open plain. in lwoad d., Wight and Ut
the dead VI night. Nor do the wr~tckcs
care for secrecy. hut in the eyes Of the
world. with IMMUNITY aud with no terror
II jru"i -hment to thwart them, con,,ni.
such crimes ~ they themselves would
sl.u.i,lrs Al II committed hv others. Who
il ssIs IN such society To q un.
armed IN the streets. or IN your own house,
woslh bs the height Of folly. A. FIR my.
svlf. never retire n night without having
my nrms loxdsd ready Il any moments
warning. Yet W. are long Distance from
thu main swarm Of lorssts that i,iest this
land; Int from one end Of Il to the other.
you will Rnd the human species ready to
lsosncs uJOa the weak and dsienc~isss.
Dur mail rider from ahovs wss made way
viii son.s three week. simce. sbost twenty.
nvs miles from this place; Il 10 supposed ke
wss murdered. Al al events. nothing hos
l,ssa heard Of him, or th~ mails, OF svsm
~ snisnaI he WAS ddins."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-11

Judge Copklin, Of Auburn, New York, has
granted a VII, Of hab,os corpus in the case of
Of the slave Daniel. a. Buffalo, upon which the
latter was discharged. and ha. -irec gone to
Callada. The New York Courier ~,ys, tha.
the question involved in the decision in this
eu,c, Is navel one, and of the utmost imports
ancr; rs, should The decision of Judge Conk
In BIZ sustained by the Supreme Court Of The
United States, 10 which The ease undoubtedly
will b. carried, it will prove f'tal:o the Claim.
OF all who seek to recover slaves wh" e~'npcd
fiom service prior to the Is;ssagc 81 the fug.
tive .ia,c ar,, Judge Conklin con.iruins the
10th seaiion 1T ~id act IN to apply only to
persons cssapiug from service efaer it, r,>sagr.
IL hi. drei.i0 b. confirmed, then vii fugiiives
VIII" escaped prior to the 18th ~ September.
1850, need have no fear ~ mn arrest, IN they
c.nnot h. held, and are entirely FREE, ~ mscli
20 ~ their former master. and owners.
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r II T. NJ A Il X + i ).

COTTON. The N.w O.i~ana Delta. under ''a's
% Friday nigh, seps - eemaskss The heavy 70
ceip,a seem !" have rather d-s'r-'d The market M"
III. sale. IN day comprise on'y is'D b's. srerss
on, pr-,ico. quotations. hut 'ie business hes ossn
generally in favor II buyers.
ksw osLIASs CLASSIFICATION
int~rim, ,",w Mnisii'ux taH, -"
v w"lii'sy = ~ ':~I Fair, =. "a :
t:osi Mui.i,inx. ~ G.si a"i Fine. m~a'nal
fLoua-frm - IS tI3.
pnsx-M-.s Ell "a IL 81 IS. u oN -
Prm~ Sis 10 o.. 81. iI"s l,"nnd. <3t '"5lr.
BAcoS tiams from II 10 lie: clear " to o.
shoulders ~ Gee.
LAsp Al = !" lose. .
lovvsg.-Kio " 10 -, Java he. LGnyn 10
10 lie
CuocorAr g Prom 10 IN
kuoAa-B rawn. from 81 In See. Havana white
10 a.: LAT :" I'M.
BAGst Sa -k~niarky frNn 10 IA l3te.
Rats KnPG.--k-,hu,ky. 6m6l.
HesswAx --Fran ~ Ia 2Sr
Signs bear IS IA Use, thtet, In tair 1910 t7r
MAJ assgs -rrsn IS To- ~.
CAmbIvs--swrm - 10 q; TaIlo~ ~ TOY; Ads
mainline ~.
K,cg--Ai 3ic.
deer " IN II
t'oax --Oniinssv. TIA 50. h-s' Al IS ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-11

OF We publish the following c"mnuni'
nica,ion iro", complaining bachelor ''icnd.
lie /. n depl"r"blv ignorant fellow. rs re-
CARDS the gils he ought I" know that
young ladies can drp"t themselves rs they
see Ht \ charming cherry Tipped gil has
the perfect right I" set the ordinary rules
Of etiquette aud politeocss ut defiance. II il
should please her fancy
Ma. Epiros
|, may nfYrd som. rvlef TO the mind Of the Young
lady on ,iw eor,ios. with the t'.-y and cave lssF
great deal "f unnecessary io''h'e I" know that 10
mi desire to ~mhask In rounu"ai life NJ present
and lin, II dri IL /. no, he, attractions ~h'eh draw
,or To ,bs, l~ai,,y rl-ae WHISPER 'hS hui II ,nses
nation Ia lie, ear. The 6s., conscnem opportunity,
and pruh,hly shs will IN, ,hiok mr. = So sgAa" the
nett time .hr ms. and run ever The smaller fair
JEENS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-11

W The great question OF tho day. IL,
" WAC IL Mr.. e. II. Donaldmn u" Could
MT Houston or Bennett h. induced 10 in.
f,rn, the public Gen. lfous,on's friends
say the whole matter Is a hun,bug. aud
that il was got up TO injnte hi' prospects
before the Baltimore Convention. But
Gen. Houston :. plies to NJ. y. the, he will
bs "harpy To hear from him whenever he
may bs pleased to write. The General is
very kind. hut somewhat brief. owing. We
presume, to tho "pain in his wounded arm"
WIS Gen. n. deceived like the balance Of
those who wrote letters to Mr.. Donnldsoo,
Or wss Il .chcme OF his to bring hiaseIf
PROMINENT. before the democracy Of the
cnun,ry, which II discovered, would recall
upon Mr., Donaldson--a gentleman no.
whore to Ike found Gen Houston hns
been wing h. plnns for years 10 roach the
Presidency has even gone 40 far M t"
say that no was ia,alsi. and ie't Certain
that 10 would reach that station. Are
We to understand tina. he ia computing with
the iatet, with the assistance OF Mr.. Don.
aldsoul Certain il is, no one prrtsnds 4"
know Mr.. Donaldson; not even the great
lesders and wire workers OF tho democrat
10 party.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-11

Tn. following daboiical paragraph Ia from
,hs National ln,sliig~nc-r, the authoritative
wIiy organ al Washington. The anti. Amr,i.
ra,, md ,n"marcl,ral predictions VI that paper
xrv II long standing and we'll known, bas ihs
man VIII" rasld pen and publish lh~-s lines 10 u
ticnd, III only ~ ~ The tool Of M corrupt and
hcnr,irss d~.po.i-m ~ thu, VI Spain:
..Whaa~ves name may " given IL I.opcx
and his foll"w~rA, every well informed man
hnows tAeR sssl ehasM.i+s, snd il i. an inswit
IL ~ommon sense to attempt 10 Disguise the
sru'h. 1Asy are ergsgrt ~ me y he s'ies'
an, mpts at roAbrvy that esev disernesd ASms.i.
~, sst II here il any difference bs~een Mem
snS ccs mar pivstss, H. latter can cisim the 81
ssstsge /; for rAsf fAry %, tn, !" cresiy, snasr
~ bisek ~. They, The partisr, 4" not sdd
The ns~ashsss d The swindlsr 10 their darker
xfitne4,''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-11

CHOLERA Ar rmn Wgsr-A despatch
from Jefferson. Mo-. dated September LIST,
saws That sixteen deaths had occurred "i
cholera. Gen. Roberts. Attorney General
was attacked that morning aud was l"uger'
ouly ILL., The cholera is also prevailing al
Chester, Illinois
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49, 0avana.

The New tklgans Delta Of tho 9Th
W.. ses,siss The following under ti,s head
of lass sem Havana"
s Al'nss o7oSoo hsd hssn collected hy
ssheesipeis~, tas ~ relief Of the ~idows
asl evrhans q shsss Who f~ll IN The late
ssGaeomsseA
o. In esh instant. fsassal ohs@eaj~s
w6so selslsuisd u Ne Cash~dssa, ~kieh
wGy1sss W. lDssk and dsesssasa M
|l -. Ae. II sslemnisss are saiA 70
- vssy vssd ssd ss.Pssins.
49, s1beesst6atUsnf eesss
q ~ -. .tg
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-11

TINS Row A. Key WEsr.-Wc noticed,
Tow days since. the fact that disturbances
had occurred IT Key West, in consequence
NJ tho appearance Of Spanish spy at thai,
place. The following letter. dated the 10Th
ult. from = gentleman there. gives iuli ac.
count ii the occurrence - L)eiia.
"On tho evening Of the 3lst alt.. about
thirty persons. principally sexnen, attacked
the slorcs ii Messrs. Ramon Fresno, Pa.
dro Abstti. Joseph vrhiii, Bartol" Sintes,
aud Albert Arrow. Spanish residents o.
Key West, and destroyed the whole con.
tents Of lAv stores. One Of the party, IA.
mom Fresno. who was charged with held.
ing correspondence with the Official. Of
tul,a, fed from hey Wet in n Spanish
smack for Havana. previous to the riot !;
The o.hsrs were charged with Icing opposed
Ia the Cuban expedition. The Il"op Of
war Albany. Commander Plat. arrived
hsss yesterday from Havana. Nothing
new--all quiet since the execution ol
Gen. Lopez"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-11

W The editor ii the Jefferson Herald
claims 10 hare uun,l,sr of curious .rticlvs
on hard. Among others are the following !;
An At"m OF sense from bu.l,.l of chat
CLEANED With great difficulty from the Star
State Pstr'os (vsry sar~.)
The sess Of the Texas Legislators.
cnndsnssd without effort.
1ts Tyler Telegraph made 10 appear con.
sislss,t through powerful telescopes lately
invented
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new ADvERTISE n ENTS
TIRE STATE or TEXAS.

TIRE STATE or TEXAS,
County II Harrison.
Coasiy Court pertainiagio Esiaivs, Ssptea.
b+r 1rrm. 4. n. 1851.
Dy Order Of said Couri, nutics il hereby
ID given, that I. 4. Afford. administrator 4
bomis VIM of The estate Of T. \. HATTIE. dsrrA4sd.
hrs liIcd the account. II H. D. Ballard. former
administrator ii said estate. M ss,tirMa<nl
aud that they will l+ .pc..ysl TOR *xa.sn.ashn.
and allowance n the neat term ~ -ak eean.
10 be held on the last Monday h Qetobrs l',As..
when and where ~ persons isss<t1std h ~sid
estate, may appe.ss and contest tlsm " thsy
think proper.
T. G. BEAzLEY, County Ci'k.
Oct. ~, 1881. MD y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-11

GREAT EaKrmauAKE ~ IrALv.-L~t.
terra from Naples a"nou"ce that the tow"
Of Ba,li had been swallowed up by ~"
earthquake. Seven hundred persons were
dug out Of the ruins.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-11

Serars N. Bair,i. formerly Js.tge Of tie
illh Jstlieial Dissrict N ibis State. has
l,~en appointed ny Gevssses Cslhoau. u
New M.xiee, Major 0s~sssl II ,hs 81
1skaas of New Mexican Militia. i u
y. = kaeeA -Ahst Gsssrsl Baird viii h
ssess s9st - ~ la1smals r. - ssw
1eele tAes y ~ = Tyaas,.A ~. Ansv.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-11

4 SMALL leather Pocket Book, eortaiall|
~ paper. Of Importance IN me-. One -
on ". T. Pointer fer as due lot, u Jsasui
1882 made PAYABLE TO }. n. M"ovr, NJ t<sle
two Jury r~kr,s. belonging I" Rkd 0sA1
other jury tickets, name. TO; r,c"llec,ed; q
number Of other papers not v~colircied. ~
person finding il and returning il 10 me viii =
lil~rAlly rewarded.
E. C. BEAZLEY.
Oct. ~, 1881. utO &;
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nARRl .,

On The 9Th Of September. At e's' Grove, White
County. Teun-..'- by the .ss, 1rmcs M"r"n. VIZ
e. Woop of ilarrbn County. 10 Misc MasoAaErrA
daughter Of ten. ". Simpson
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-11


= vD.xs1 sslssi 4 i7sa ~ ~, =.
Az III ~ $50 fasl Repsls
4 - " sS,ss II lat,sis r. -
'wAsrA ~~e asie. ~ Report = ~ ~
$50 "a lrsa 4 sgsssA = eAief -
w. 20 ia 81 IGi1I 4 49, ~ ri ~ -
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wCS !. SISgnd hat he owrrsms Court II the
49, - /. &c IS = ce''''''' We
Sl1svs u q lnpsstase tsIsnssrses. derived finn
~ wsisiass ~ soss Of the ~ess ssilIisns men
~ eessssy hss ever psodsesd.
& " soss pessr:.- .sc--- lengthy documents
csv seess snneressary. or II teast uhi"tssess-
~ ~. others, we feel persuaded will view
th~m II different light. They will read them
carefully. and consider maturely the principles
advocated in then, Ours is government Of
op;nion. and the People are sl,s srbef. to d.
eide upon rs.i.,sal is.ss~ How necessary il
II, Inn, that they should stsdy she T." Of Gov.
esnns%ns under which they live. ~nd understand
Ne nature md The extent Of ia powers.
From IL organization To 'l's present time
Pedesalism ha. bssn steadily II work. 10 sub.
ven I. from ia Legitimate channel Al one
time Il has met with snsecss; at other 'ipaea
with 3etess.
n Il has net succeeded with the measures
advocated BY is rartissu.. IL has been owing 10
he injuriou> effects which they wrre likely to
produce upon The prosperity s"d happiness Of
he country BIT ~ late year. Federalism has
grown more fa.uiisbls And nov, with IL.
ptissit,ss toIdiy ssowsd. Il woos popular sup
port under the spceioas name Of the linton.
That We msy Judge rightly Of il. character and
puvposss, Il 10 we'll to consult the old .,sndrfis
u democracy tho leaders 81 the Republican
party Of "a and umo"g the 6r.' Of these we
ps~ssnt The views 81 Thomas Jefferson, the
lssdss Of the Republican party Of that period.
Il wovld b sup~vhnous 10 us to comment on
these able papsr.. !, is sufficient fof us TO say
thst they uphold the very doctrines which We
Il present. adssncs. and have been advocating
since The krpublican Ia. been started
Nov !. the time to fend documents like these,
aad 10 rvh~c, upon them. We have NO cl~c.
tions pending. nothing which may excite pref
udbrss, 10 proven. sesndid examination Of their
eoutents
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TIE STATE or TEXAS.

VVuHty NJ usoUsSSR
County Court perfoisiSg IL esfsses. ~
TENDER 1erm, 4. u. 1851.
10y order Of the court, notice 10 hssvSy ~
ID that W. J. rarhmsn, administrator 4 Il
estate Of Jesse Psrchman, deceased, has
his accounts with said estate, for settlvWs
AID Ihit they will i~ opened for rxaaiaaai
ard ALLOWANCE ut the next term II .sid couss
IL held On The las, Monday III th,"h<r iasas
when and where. all persons interested, asy =
pear and contest then, If they think pseps& 4
&c. BEAZLEY. Coumty Cttss!
Oct ~, 1851 ul0 l.
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" The {, ing 10 the editorial IN the
Ronham Adve ssr. in relation to &. II.
DoxALpsox, to whie,, the editor OF tho
Presbyterian wlludea

Btrrea L.rE russ NEvga We have received n
Isttes dated 81 New York, 18Th July. iran &. n
thoald-sn. requesting Of N. a. particular favor.
lhai We wi,hdrsw hs name from the Congressional
csuvssa II N. Eastern Di.,firt II r~ya. We 40 -o
with ps<Asurc Tor iva reasons-- st The CANVASS IA
ovvv; aid ~. Mr. D. withdrawal ioasr. TIC eouese
fss~ for Tive n.yi ca mJs,iga
NJ. Donaldson may he a great man, q, little onr-
~ know hoihsng about that never having hrsri ot
him, hore the r~ceip, Of his letter and finding noh.ly
aimee u tell who he Is. ar whai he H. That he i.
. ssnt sMsn may he presumed fn%s thr fac, that h.
ps+ iAs~ !. pr .pshl-
Js hulk Of the letter il des ocd 10 sr-rals,ion. re-
snseiinr the rhan.ss of certain democratic candidate
tov the Presidency Of the tn',-d sia'r. and 'cvn.
wtih .asS~stions ta ID. canr-c Tetas shond take
with regard 10 thai mai,~f Now. ,l.rush ~ woni
~ slsi - s~+ ti~ n-Si Presidency 4, ihr dJrsl u
Trsas and might uM holly di.aSm~ wisl. Mr. On.
sti~. uyss ts subject. arr NOT inclc. In commit
urssit upA h,s representations.
Cav ssy4oiy tell W. 1ho NJ. G. H. no~ald .on - ?