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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25
The People Of the Psiar Regions.

The race Of people who inhahi' the coun.
try adjoining 10 Bafins BAY, and It's 'ribu-
,aries. are so little known that ANYTHING ia
relation to them is caught up with avidlty.
The narrsiiv. lurnishe. Us with sight Of
their distinctive characteristics ~ dress. aud
otherwis. The dress Of married lady IL
composed of pair OF short seal skin pants.
fur outside. extending neatly to the knee
Joint. where it meets with the legs oi the
boots, made OF the same material or Of
deeer skin The upper part Of the person
is covered with n jumper. or a kind Of
sack, with hood for the head. aud sleeves
made whole. with the exception Of a place
for the head snd 4fa@. lf4- made
Of seal skin, or deer skin. lnt To-. n
weather is COVE with a 'l.r co lore <
cotton cloth So H The 60 aod 'fet
weather. the clota 4aek IS frmo sec. an 81
seal skin covert without foo placed .n E.
stead The dr., = 90 unmsrs-d lady
distinguished + bread BEND nhds oI
fancy figured 'He a1out SEQ and a
half inches wild 81 tsd or esei B. 10 '. iae
front of their raats. 1..aiue Mary the
whole length OF aHsa.
married wurea r4. .in dsu17
gul-had from Al unmarried ~ he haif
which in both cisaais t'0 on |s te. Of tie
head, and the e. DE- OF nr, married.
colored blue. fsd # .ne aHs#s..'. red
This enables To- gt'fu ioae. l.E 4Ie4aH'
without danger OBJ naka- aass ss 10 soms
one slready nafH-t .ai ee.e4s u sirss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

The accounts tor NuuaHH shows enor
nous amouut7 ct gold, aud q cores ponds
wg qupru'y ct AN mauHrr of ui'H S.
Tue \cto,m mines inm >.picmher 1851
to MARCH, 1872. six woufts ,l'pJed 5t'3
Al ounces. valued e Sll.25uouO : 0-.
other mines within the same ponoj sl'liej
So 962 900 In Van l)lrmau, Laud se,
erai new gold discoveries had beem made,
all promising shuudaut returns.
1hc most daring robheties were con-
s,anty noted -oue that Almost surposscs
belief, from the magnitude of the .poll ear
ried ot, and the GOODNESS with which the
lpb Was undertaken aud proceeded with.
The ship Nelson mootrd at Port Philip
was taken possession OF the master ant
crew made to show the strong boy. con.
tanning about Sl50 600 in gold, and then
puiourd drwn until Il was carried oh hN
the brlgaud.. The latter. u T. addad wen"
much chagnpcd, after, all rs they had
mistaken the Nelson for apolher ship thcN
were ~ pursuit ct with $500 600 ou board
but which had cleared lbr d.y before 'or
London The town. co. Melbourne Fort
Philip aud Svdny, afc ov run ~lih '1-H
bonds aud escaped cepyici' '-om Van
D,cmau's Land
Bul gold was flowing IN large quantities
into !.uudou, from the old NcNicun mnct
Which. IA the more brilliant results of 'a"
late discoveries. seem to be overlooked
Two Mexican vessels bad arr.cd m TIM
IbYme. with cAfuoes valued at over three
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

your doom completed before yon can utter
another. Every one here preseu, has sworn
solemn oath never 10 reveal the proceed.
ings of this night they are known to none
but ourselves: and when the object for
which we have met is accomplished. we
shall dispense unknown to any one. Pre-.
pare, then, fer death other five minutes
will he allowed, but no more
he unfortunate man IN 40 agony Of
deadly terror raved aud shrieked for mer
cv; bot the avengers paid no heed to his
cries. His ie'ered trembling lips then
moved AS if in silent prayer. iot he felt
that the brief space between him aud eter.
nifty wa, but as lew more ticking. of that
ominous watch.
\ow - exclaimed the iudre.
-Four persons stepped forward and seized
Downie, on whose features d cold clnmmv
sweat had burst forth They bprcd h.
neck, and made him kaeel before the block
>tlkr' exclaimed the Judge
The eNeculiouer struck the axe on The
floor; an assistant on the opposite eide
lllted nj the same moment wet Ia vel. and
struck il across the neck OF the rerunh bent
criminal. \ loud laugh announced that
the Joke had at last come to ao end
But Downie responded not to the upro-
rious meuim,n,- They laughed again hut
stll he moved not-thoy lifted hm, aud
Dowuie was dead
Fright bad killed HIM "a eiiecualv ~ if
the axe of a real headsmun had severed his
a..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

The editor OF the Lone Star. published
al " ashnston, TEXAS, publishes the follow.
iag paragraph
AS marrying is getting to be common
in this par, of the vineyard. ~c viii define
men' Ans one IS entitled to announce
meni in tho Lone Star II cake accom-.
pauies the announcement, comments viii be
made in proportion to the sire OF the cake
But under no circumstances will poetry be
gwen hereafter. unless either the editor or
devil is invited 10 be present
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

HrVNs At sisFGEN Burns. Ia has ante
biography. n'ofms rs that l,'" OF Iiaanr
drst strings of h. enthusiasm, and he add.,
with bis nVu tei,id expression -" the lilr
Of >ir " lam Wallace poured tide OF
Scottish prejudice nlo his VEINS, which
would bod along them til the food gates
of llr were shut IN eternal rest lie adds,
speaking of his retired lie ia early youth
" This kind of lfe, the chceriess gloom Of
hermit nod the tod of a galley slave.
brought me 70 my SIX toenth }eHr, when
love made ne poet
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25
Agar .s,d. "Giye me neither poverty no,

Agar said. Give me neither poverty no,
riches" aud this will ever be the praye, Of
the wise. Our incomes may be iikened
unto our shoes, which il they are too small
gall and pinch us, hu: If too large. cause
US to stumble. Wealth, after all, il rela.
i've thing, since he that has little and wants
less, Is richer than he who has much bet
wants more True con'en'msnt depends
not altogether upon what We have, = tub
wa. large enough for Diogensa, while >
world Was too llt,ls for Alexander.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

Ev the year 1000. says an exchange
paper. i, is very probable tina, manual labor
viii have utterly ceased under the sun, and
the occupation of the adjective bard
listed will have gone forever, They have
now. in New Hampshire, a potato digging
machine. which drawn by horses down
the rows, digs the potatoes, separates them
from the dirt, and loads them up into the
cart, while the farmer walks alongside
whi.tlinr" Hail Columbus :" With his hands
in his pockets
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

The late Dr. Bushbv. when chaplain to
the forces .qusriered a, Dover, England was
one afternoon delivering a discourse from
the eighth commandment. IN which he AMI
madverted on the sad consequences OF
stealing alt H.. sand be-, such an uu .
gcntlcmauly. heecarly thing Tor n soldier To
steal Not. my beloved brethren, that |
would tax any Of YOU viii, tae commission
of So foul sin No. heasru forbid It ;
though have lost pair 81 boots aud sew.
sral other things since the regiment was
stationed Oh the heights
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

A Srxnrr DiAiocrs.-Tom II 81,
jim, what motives have you Tor being a
" loco'
Jim loco. motive, al course
Tom-A good Joke. that
Jim-\ow what motive have you iot
being wh'g
Principle, jim
Jim--Ah that's better Joke than mine.
Rostos Post.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

WnAr EVERY Bon, k>ows-~The ed
i,or Of the Ohio pa,fio, had conversation
day or two aimee. with promioen, Wing
who has travelled over the greater portion
of Ohio. who freely aud frankly admits
that there Ia no. ths leas. hope Of Ohio
going fot Scott Pierce. he says, viii s~ eep
the State by large majority. --C,scnsai,
t~9ar,r.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25


The wings dread mir aud open canvass
before the Baltimore Convention. General
Scott promised 10 define hs position in the
event Of his nomination. and indicated the
nature oi hts declaration Having obtained
the nomination. he failed to redeem his
promise, and SO shaped hia letter of ac>
cepiance rs TO give assurance to the aboli.
.ionIsts that they should have a due share
OF the honors and emolumeuts Of office in
the event Of hs election. While General
scott remains silent before the people. ae
see in different quarters conflicting reports
~ private conversations. addressed to the
interests snd pt,Judices OF particular lo.
calliies. Instead of direct aud manly
a,oWGl at sentiment The Republic, the
organ of General Scott takes ia tbs game
col dupicttS, aud Publishes aud comments
upon speech delivered bv u ". Adams.
E-q. Jlrb-on, Mississippi. VA which eon-
tersatiuu between Ger. Scott and the Mis-.
-I--ippl delegation 10 .be Baltimore " big
tnDvru'un Is given. / IA" conversation, ms
repeated b, Nc. \dams. repeats the hum.
bag about 1ruefAl Nratts sanction OF the
umprumre measures, while they were
pending before top4rcss. which was so eff
frctualN cNrs1Grd %, the proof tnat at that
time the fugitive slave itV was uot eonsid
cred a. our Of them. The eGoitto induce
the impression that She hemenct with
which Gen. scott supported the tompro
mise had cstIarged VI Seward from him
L. absurd and fldtcuInus. and tine assertion
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

kv~rrcxy.-1hs following hrief ~v.
tract from speech Of the Hon. Humphrey
Marshal of Nv. relative to Presidential
candidates ard their prospects. speaks for
itself of Kentucky
Z" As Ia Gen Scott. /, ia not NJ time To
say move than this He Cannot ohfa'n me
raie Of heunetu anu morr han he can
command "a, polcers Of Hoarcn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

4 rcw house OF entertainment has 70.
comfy been erected on the White Noun.
tsins, on the SUNNI, of "Moun. Washing.
ton" which, saws the Boston Traveller. b
Is '..6 feet above the level Of the ses. 4
daily post horse line OF commune tsoa 10
Kept up with the world below
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

No other thing 50 intctieres with u mans
self respect as fall 10 The s,ree. itlc~ers
hs standing In society. and weakens h
confidence in the performance Of hor "a
institutions. when he sees his hoois ne
air, and finds his head in the mud
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

4 lew days since woman residing At
No. 81 d, Hudson Avenue, New York, missed
one OF her children, and thinking il had
fallen into the c'stcrn in the yard. lesped
down IN search oil It, and was nearly
drowned, She WAS fished out with sosas
diheulty BY the ueighbors, and was rejoiced
to hod tina, her darling WAS sale in tAs
house
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

4 beautiful car has been recently con.
strucicd for the Hudson River Railroad.
with PAires \entilator attached, b, which
not only the dust is excluded, hut the con
slant cnrr,n, Of air outward from the
windows exclude. the morse. aud passengers
carry on conversation IN the crdiasr, .Nne
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

Whom Socrates ~ss asked whether !.
WA hstter ior = man 20 marry a. 10 ''ve
single. he replied. Let him do either and
he viii repcn, IT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

oeiNioN on F.snio>s.-~" " son, said
an Old turhsned Tutk one dse, taking his
child hv the hand in the streets OF AFRO.
and pointing out to him on the opposite
side frenchmao Just imported, IN ali the
elegance OF Partisan costume. Ny aon.
look there II YOU ever forget God and the
Prophet. YOU msy come 20 laok tx, that
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

Trx,s N,Ruir Mr. II NJ Smith Of
this city. has LETT upon our table specs
men Of the Austin Marble, being \ piece
from the block sen. to the Washington
Monument This marble " n polished
present.. beautiful vsricgs,cd surface. and
IT ia sand, hy those competent TO Judge, TO
be susceptible OF finer finish than the
famed Italian marble. The quarry from
which 1t WAS taken i. ineshsustihle, and
blocks can be had Of any length or size ~.
quired for building or ornamental purposes
Western Tsran.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

Two bows went into field in Kendall,
Illinois, with the purpose Of having some
sport With cattle The, tied the ends oi 4
long rope around their " ai.is, with slipping
knots. aud driving the cattle over II, itlpped
them down hy suddenly raising IT, One
OF HE cat,r eauehi the rope ON ITS horns
and nm AWAY, dmgglug the boys for some
distance. Wheu rescued they were both
insensiblc. and their VISITS compressed TO
four and Ais inches IN circumference Both
OF the boys died.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

4 southern exchange ssy. in abiding to
the exemption Of females from toll at the
Augusta bridge
"Fcmalc pedestrians are allowed to pass
the Augusta toll bridge free of charge, by
A recent vote OF the prcprc,ofs OF the
bridge They DON'T believe ia f'l'ing The
belize.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

hoi I9~ POISON, which hsais
t eal n4amo- 'fs stomach wesseDs
che aaroas srtou .nHers tho mentsl
fra.urs. a.a rsnos Ire hous lasthsams
So ue ssa, b.. aa. bali benefits q
cold water aare ,a. boon .oid. e d MAJ
asogi fuHs qaeaeh'ag thirs' he,tes than
ANY other .A,u!3. and seldom feqeirias caa
ton in lis use, Il agrees with the bowels
promotes digestion. gives an appetite, and
assists nature in all her functionA Final
~. i, neither makes himself sick. nor In
debt nor his wife q widow"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

The last case Of Incidence Il assd
one OF our exchanges; II 10 thaf II : eSe|
named John Hole. who vas 50 lasy ~
in writing his name. he simpg - ~
tea J and then punch hoss shN
paper
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

A new journal, with peculiar r~comm-n.
datiops. i. abou, To he established in Cir
cleville. Ohio The editor in his prospectus
SAYS. "Odr terms are two dollars = yesr.
Genremen who pay il advance viii -.
ceve t'rsaaie obituary notice ir'ss' ~ -
It.alh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

Pvs,lous Ir,r.--A msa leapcd from
the Suspension Bridge into the wuddle OF
Niagara river, on the I'd inst, for the cutter
talnmeot Of crowd OF people Owing to
a strong current of air under the hfldge, he
was On able 10 retain perpsndlculaf posi-
ton. ana he struck the water upon his back
n. wa. able to swim 10 boat ia waiting
for him. bu, thinks he viii decline any fer.
thor fonts o. tho A.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25
clIE TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
hly Two Dollars and a Half a Year
X. W. LOUG ii T. RY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


TfkN Ms
h,r rr,.. Rvrrrlic.s IS issued weakly Mt TWO
6ILARS AND A HALF per snnnfn II uah n
\ vance II paid within sa inonil,s Three Doilar-
,neni b. delayed until after the sis months the
4. viii he -Four Dollars Single cupe. One Dime
kd,rrtsspents At per square of ten Inns or less
50 cents pr square Tor every -ubsegeut Insertion.
hi,crsl discount made fpt yearly Advertisements
announcement of candidates. Ten Dollars
k,el,e PER cent will he charged on Advertisements
pad IA advencc
r. .rtters addressed 10 this Office rnn.t he pre-.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

OrrRAorors QNck H'ir O.
b,aion. - some time last week. one Matthew
Ra,ner. Who resides IN the vicinity OF
Raleigh. ia this county. had one Of his ne
gro men to run away. Tie appreheud'd
him in ,hi. city. and took lin home. The
next da, be commenced his cruel aud iicud
like Punishment. and after nllictng upon
him hundreds of lashes. concluded hy cut
ting of both ol the negros cars close -
his heae. The shocking facts spread
through the neighhorhood. and news was
some way conveyed to ksyner that ~ar.
rant had been issued fot his apprehension.
t pom hearing ,hs, he Immediately lett he
county, and arrived at the residence OF a
Mr.. Beard. ia Upton county. whore he
died the n t day, and was buried at has
residence ON Sunday last NcR. Eng
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

Flat ROOFS row Hors.s.--rhe follow.
inc suggestions in regard to the advantages
Of Hat roof. for buildings, we take from the
Scientific American:
AN the new houses which hsv~ been
built in New York recently. 49, what ar.
termed Cat roofs that is. the roof is nearly
level. and slant. hut slightly from o ie side
to the other The old huge peaked roof.
are fas. disappearing: we wonder how they
ever came into use. The Inventor of them
must have been u maa fall of conical idoss.
The fiat roofs are covered with tin and well
painted II a fire takes place in 4 build.
ing. /, is easy to walk and work On the AT
roof, so rs to command the ERE. II Il be IN
the adjacen, buildings this cannot b. doae
al peaked q 4ls Fla, rlo'a ars rAsarr-
and nass convenient be- a,ery .sapeci. "
a.. So y those who .atrnd % ibid new
houses D. have Hatr0ra on 'acm il is bot.
ar 20 have flush story p, Pre- 'an Of "a
bog .haa a peaked cmmqed ~ garrett
t..,h is oah comfortable Coz travelling "a
tna Ia ds srl lrees
So afa. houses IA Europe ha.s asaa
hrltHith tssir laois rs reservoirs lot $50 sss
itsa g-his ding ease 81 l,rsxs IN
jope"i1 pa' '@est VA y
faio water oeip4 aeusfa';s - ~ II
WsAr Axpn.r svfys sss-s III
frN g.Aps ~ 4Mx ffsTs \ ! ! ~ ~ II
- 's,,1 v III u ! N.
9'''. III 30 ID. sss. q
III 7. s.Ss IL
n' es..s- ',.n.' - = 80 e.
TX :. I'D. ss... .s.s.s ..s.'.
= I y,t .
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

4 traveller found buffalo robe belonging
TO a hotel keeper. who on receiving I"
Thanked the finder observing ihata thank
Won kindly, was worth thirty seven and
half cents. soon after, the traveller called
for dinner, ate il. and asked the landlord
whs, Was to pay Twenty five ccuis. wa,
the reply. Thank YOU kindly said The
traveller, aud moved OF lIere, nly good
fellow. stop aud take the change, remarked
the landlord, throwing down ninepenee'
your dinner was ouly - cents.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

Some years ago ~ the late Rev Dr.
praele OF Perth, WAS taking walk one
summer afternoon. two young heaus TOOK
1t INTO their head. 10 break pest upon the
old passon. Walking brisk, up to him.
and making their bow politely. the, asked
him # h' could tell them the color OF tho
devils wig The worthy clergyman. sur
veylng them atteutively few seconds,
made the following reply -" Truly, here
il most surprising case Two men have
served . master all the days of their life,
and don I know the color oi his wig a"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

The msn who thought he cos1
make boots by swallowing q
hlers,' has asst got Out :
he attempts to prove tAsk
You will acquire = Aae
Queer old cnstoassf.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-25

WARrs.-DiisM
dy Tor warts ard Il
tuhcrauce two or
week or ten days =
We recommend shixa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-07
N Office.

YNliE subscriber has a fist rate stock Farm. ,itu-
atcd III the town of Newark on tn, stare r,,l.I
leading from Burke Hollow t" Charleston. ami stu
atcd one mile from Newark Village and j 4 r,ir;l-
be situation for country farmer. The farm CON
tan> tw" hundred and fifty acres "f good land <.v-
cntv IKE under lnpr"v thirty acres which
contains good >u-ar orchard. The farm l. we'll
watrrct-warer is brought i'll acqurduct To- the barr,
and house.
Anew house and she'd completely furnished inside
and ont and painted. \ good barn and necessary
ont buildings. Tn" subscriber wishes T" sell and If
one hall e" the purchase money could he lr.id down
liberal credit will be given f"r tn, rrnr.ilr He
has fine stock 4 cattle and IL >r, -',",, viii, ~.
farm or separate a. may suite the purchaser Fur
further particulars enquire Of the subscriber ON tin,
premises DAVID ALLAEi. II.
Newark Iuv E l>I2 ,,uf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-07
AS a Dyspepsia Curer

DR. ll"u"ht"n'> Pcl>im la> produced the most mar
ve!l"u> effects, IN curing c>r~ "f debility emacaton
nervous decline and dvsIeptc corl>rl,rHtion II !,
impossible I" give the details of cases in rbe lim,
t" thl~ advertisement; tu; authenticated certificates
nave been given 81 more than two hundred remarl
all" cr'rt~-ln Philadelphia. New York and B,,,,n,,
alone These were hearty all DESPERATE ,.;>,.> and
the cures were mol only rapid ana wonderful. hu,
ucrn:ncut.
II * great nervous antidote and particularly
useful for tendency I" bilious disorder Liver Com
plant, fever and A-le. OF badly trtate. fever and
'.''e, ami the evil effect, "f Qlirine. Mercury and
other ifu-> upon the digestive organs. after Ions
sickness. A-o. Tor in eating and the too free
u>e Of ardent spirits. I, al,na,, rcconcil,.> health
with iIrcnpcrance.s
DIR. H"ught"n's rei.>im i> -old lv nearly all the
dealers ia fine rn"> ana l"la.lar lnr!irine> thrurl
"nt the 'nit"'i States. Ii j. prepared in powder
ana III il"id i"r1-tnd in prescription rias for the
Private circulars for the u>c "f physicians. may
he "i'faef OF DIR. iioughtnn ur his agents ,l,.crib
ing The Whole Process p ,rciar.,,un and giving the
authorizes nl"n which the claims # this new rem,
edy are based. Al il is no: secret remedy M ol.
lection can he rai>e against is u>e by uhy.iciaps
IN respectable standing and regular practice Price
on" dollar per bottle
oE>EENk THIS, Every bottle of .hr nrn,,i,.e
iep>ln bears the written signature Of i. :. Nuur,-
ton, ND. sole proprietor, rhiladclphn. Pa.-cnny
night ;in'. trade lI:.fh secured.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
AGENTs.-J. {. BINGHAM. St. .Johnsburv
Wholesale & Retail Agent: J. Weeks. Dan
Will; s X. Collins, Mon,p.li.r. lssvl