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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

Blood bath been she'd ere now n the cIden are
But recent blood, the subject OF ths iny -
The blsod of bed-huxs roschos, nies ana ness
TIE which one sheds with conscience quite a. go
~ Lyons Magnetic Powder AIS on We.
description OF ipeecfs with amazing rapidity Ane
be OF injurpg human beings. His Magnetic PliS GS %
les fatal 10 Tsts ard mice No. "a BrosdusJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

4 s HoUsEKEEPER TO Bachelors Establish
"a ment by highly respectable Colored Woman. who
a good Cook, Washer and roner Best city references
be- given. Address NJ W., Union-square PostOhhce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

A : general HOUsEMAID in q select private
"a flmy, by q respectable yOnng Woman. with good
CRY reference. Can BE- her last employers No lS
Grrene-st. tor days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

GUIDE TO AUSTRALIA-COmpiled By
NJ Ryxru,x FABIAN. frun valuable Enshsh Wofks
Price 81 ecs.s For ale BY o. y. HUGHES Co. NO "
Wte-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

~ Scott and t;raham.-TtlE SIXTEENTH
WARD IN A BLAZEi-The CtiURUBUSC0 Gu
win nee, AZ SCOTS Barracks on FRIDAY EVENING, the
sh fcr TIE last time before the Election which occascu
he ueetirs will be addressed By the following gentlemen
Hon Mr. TALMADGE, Hon. My. RAlMOND, Mjor
koSDICK. SHANNON, McDOUGAL. BELLOWS, and
BANKS Ihe meeting VIII be eniiyened with Songs By
flasher and MISSING Wallace Band viii b IN
siisudsnce JOSEPH RUSSELL, President.
MATHEW McDoUGAL, Secretary.
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A 5 frst-rate Cook, by respectable Woman
"A with good city reference Can BE- seen for two days
at No Is rday, Ia the rear between lst and 2ie.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

A 5 EIoUsESEEPER, by young Woman, capa-
~ ble of fine sewing aud the OF children. Address
: j., Union-squsre Post-Odice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

A Cook, by a steady, respectable Woman
4 who perfectly understands her business The best OF
city reference rom her last place viii be gwen oy sp2yns
BY o. persousy No. SIG Broadway, corner OF l
st.. 70 A. IT, F. for tbs week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

A s Cook, and 10 wash and iron, or do the
~ homework Of private family by one, aud Cham
bsrued and Waitress or Nurse ard SesTnsiress by the
other These Girls are very expe need and have excel
lent city reference CAL al No. "a 6thay IN the book
storp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

4 Cook, by young Woman well experienced
"A in cooking. Call a. No. - IVES, sSi-st where she
can be N her present situation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

4 ) GENERAL HOUSEyAID, or Chambermaid
4 d and Plain Sewer, in small private family, by 4
yonug Woman Best Of reference from her last employer
with whom resided ten years. Call at DR. Bishops No.
l. Mottst, corner of Broonert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

4 : Cook or Laundress, by respectable Prot
n esiant Woman Can be seen ioE two days. Cal At
No sf Chris:opher-s;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
,CHE GENTLE SHEPHERD. By Aux

TIVE GENTLE SHEPHERD. b. ALLAN
R1SsAY-Just pu olished new and elegant edition,
with Life the Author; new Glo-ssry, an authentic
Portrait and Catalogue OF the Seotnsh foeta 81 Also
.aac Tsyors PhysleL Theory Of Another Life, gu and
Feu ents of Thought 70 cents Aliens Ritual OF hasoary,
e. and Roohefouc.uld'. Maxmt ~.
w GOWASS, No l73 Fulton-T.
nANIEL WEBSTER.-A very good likeness
~ Of ms eminent IL TO be had - COT PHI cos,
No 289 Broadway. Pree, per copy, 81 Irid1 suppeH-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
NIORFIT,s TANNING and CURRYING-

a UNI AhNNlNo y hN iANb.
w Now ready The AIts Vi Tanning, Carrying aud
Leather Dressing tn oretoay and practically considered
IN AL the details Edtei from the French OF j. de kon
teueie, and +. Maepeyre, Nth numerous emendations
and additions by Campbell MoTf Practical oad Analytical
Chemist. Illustrated b. 30 ensTavinss In vol royal
6mo price 81
CoSrENrs The Dignity Of Labor, Tan and Tannin,
Gslhc Acd Extrectiye, Timing Materials, OaA Barss,
Barking Of Trees, Methods OF Estimating The Tanning
Poptr Of Asrngent Substances Tan Structure and Com
position Of SKIN Different kinds Of ssn suitable for Tan
ning, Preliminary Treatment Of Sans Tanning Process,
Irroved Processes N6nguens Process. Acccleral1y Pro-
cesies Kesseley's Prccess TuIbuHs Proccs' HbbefFs
Patent Process Lepreus Process Tanning with Extract
OF OAK bark o. Csechu Hemock Tanning, Tanning with
Myrtle Plant &C. 8c English Harness Leather Cali Stns,
Goat and sheep Skins Ho-se Hides Buck. Vol aud Dog
Skins, Buffalo Grecian Leather Russia Leather, Red
81 rs WGlachn Leather Mineral Tanning, Texture and
Quality of Leather and the meanso discovering lts Detects
Tawug Hungary Leather Oiled Leather, Tanning prac
rs BY the Mongol TaaTs Sagreen, Parchment Leather
Bottles Tanning OF COrdage and Sail Cloth, Glazed or
Patent Leather Halvorsons Process for rendering HIDES
HARD and transparent Curyng Curyrg Of Car SKINS Cur
rying Goat skins Red Leather, ear Leather, Wafer
proof DrcSsng FeTkns's Machine for Pommeing and
Grairng Leather SPLITTING shaving tleshins. and Cleans
ing Machines Emb0ssIng OF Leather Gu.-Dr 'ssnz
HENPY CAREY BAIRD, Publisher, Phlade PINE
VIII lie free of Po-se to any part OF the United
States.
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~ Fourth Free Excursiof TO CIarenccviIIe.

LAST OF THE SEASON-The Last free excursion Tor
the season this beautiful place. viii take place "A
URDAY NEXT tie 3Oth inst. Cars Will leave South Fer.
~ Brooklyn, II 4 NJ, and returning will leave Cll
rencoyile T. NJ. To those desTous OF visiting this
place and of securing chOce loo aOn this Will De the last
opportunity this Tickets free ofcharge may be OBJ
to ned of u. f. MACFARLAN, General Agent No. Mas
fsu-s between IL NJ ard p NJ Of Che other agents
of the property.
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NEARsH,s COURSE OF BOOK-KEEP-

WI ING.-ThB and besunful work pm ed m coiors
for sale the Authors Coming Rooms for the Practice OF
Book -kee ping. No JO4 Broadway. Price, VI Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

CCHUBERTH & CO., Music Depot, No
- p; Broadway N.Y. request the public to inspect theLr
immense stock OF Music for Voice. Piano Tor 4, ., q
hands for Organ Violin Niooncelo Harp, Orchestra 6e
IN svey STYLE for vrtuosos and be nners The greatest
lection IN the United states # eU0 600 worth Orders OF
prDuptuets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

~ Important 10 City Grocers.-BUrTER,
CHEESE, PROV lSIONS.-The subscriber taxes tbs
method OF informing his friends and customers thai ne Co
partnership heretofore existing between
BRIGGS 4 VALENTINE
WAS dissolved Oct and that the business VIII oe continued
by him with an improved and increased stock al ne sane
store, No 26 Fuon-st.
have constantly on band large supp! OF
Co. raw smoked Provisions,
Tsr5 Dried Fruit.
Fish. Tess, sop S'~S II !. .
Should YOU be DESTROYS fpurchans in ny Line 'hA Be
pleased t. be favored with your calls and nope oy
,,sr,; q, cpr n,.rest by selling az the lowest market
prices and by giving satisfaction IN the goods 70
merit continuation of favor and retain and '-aSe
the reputation OF the house cor such ,,,-r,xr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
rTHE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN

Il ART containing seTies OF authentic Paintings from
tie most celebrated masters, in chronological order from
Guido de Sieune "a D. l22l down Horace Nernet, VIII
be open for exhibition OIL THURSDAY, October T. al me
Society Library Rooms. Admission p Exhibition
hours from AM to ) PM, and u 10 ppm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
11oIiiieal Notices.

IT, f.rspd Whig Mass Meeting.-The SCOTT
LIFE GUARD OCIATIoN tconposed OF citizens who
have horne ANS m the battlefield under Gen Scott call upon
thew bg Climbs OF New and vicinity 10 rally in full ranks
al their Grand Mass Meeting 10 be held at Constitution
Hall No GO Broadway, y. Y, on WEDNESDAY, Oct n,
st5IPM Among the distinguished speakers who will adj
dress The meeting may be expected u 5 senator MILLER
Of n j. HOFFMAN, ULLMAN, TALLMADGE, GREE
LFY RAYMOND, ROBINSON, HOXIE, TOHLINSOf,
and Gen b. f. BRUCE At the close there VIII tOrch-
hsht Of the various Clubs By order of the Ex
eeutive Committee, VIM IL. BROWNE President.
HUGH MCDONNELL, )So.,.,.so.
J. II. HOBART WARD,
t. Unionisfs, Attention THE Uoonsts are re-
QUE ssd 70 their headquarters Broadway House
WEDNESDAY EVENING, 9Th inst, at O'Clock, - pro-
coed TO the grand mas meeting nj WillansDu-gh
7. II. GRAHAM Vice President.
b. y. PEAsE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
Amusements.

GRAND VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL
" CONCERT in BROOKLYN.-By request Of nu-aer-
W. ''-''' -'' MAD. 4SSErTI sTEPHANI
AGRAND VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
Oh THURsDAi EVENING,Oct. q. 1852
port ana Ciark.-sis. opposite d. Co.'s Clurshl
Rsiame EFHASt Will be assisted this occssion ~
the 10 lowing t.lcnt' artistes:
Mr.. KLEIN, Tenor.l
NJ THOMAS, (Basso, formerly Of tie
Mr.HE MATHEWS,
Mr. NOLL tire celebr ited vio.i1ist }
Mr. VAN DERNEYDE,
Messrs DRESSLER and MELVILLE,
lihe eminent PisnIsrs)
Tickets 30 cents To be had al the usual Book add Mus
Stores III City ct the office Of The Brooklyn str and
at the Muse Rooms OF H. l. Mlihews No 100 oranses'
Concert TO commence Al !. O'clock
One Of T. Gberts best 10 ian PianoFortes viii BE- ut
this occasion, Kindly loaned from the warerooms No 10
OrsDge-st.
MADAME MARIETTA BONI-A
WI Cardinal ALBONI respectfully announces to
the uhhc that she will have the honor of givngs limited
e epf IN IN 4 at O0'0f-Ai''
previous to her turn 70 Bcsoa to assist in The niugas-
uon Of the New Grand Music Hall Of that city.
Due notice Will be gwen OF her first appearance
BROADWAY THEATER-E. A. MARSHALL,
foTmed THE PILGRIM OF LOVE
Pst....... Mr. B. Williams Nancy. Mrs b. Williams
OUR GAL.
Edward Mason . Sanford Mehetabe. Mrs B. Williams
BARNEY OrOOLE.
Barney OToole. Williams Edith. Mrs Seton
JOB FOX, THE YANKEE VALET.
Job Fox....Wr. Whiting Betty...........M Mrs Seton
WALLACK's THEATER Broadway.-J.
w W. WALLAoE, Lesee-J. w. LEsTEs, stage, Man
ager-THlS EVENING, Oct p, Will be performed
POOR COUSIN WALTER
H. " .irc+i W. a.
Helen. Miss Laura keene Bridget Mrs Cramer
SPRING AND AUTUMN.
Rattle. Mr.. Wal ack SIR Simon Slack. MI Blake
Mrs Rattle Mrs Blake Clara. Miss Fanny Crsmer
THE HAPPY MAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
Uants.

A SCoox, by respectable English Protestant
n Girl IA wiling 20 a. A Ia wsshnE and rsning To
he seen for few days No. II Hcny 6rst f00r front
room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

4 : CHAMBERsAID or to do the homework
Aof small family BY respectable Gil, with good city
ri,reuce Good plain Cook and Washer aad ronar Con
be cen for two dave 81 No. 10 NoIAsi Broo .lYu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
~ EmIarnnt Intelligence Onice and Labor

Exchange, Nos p aud q Csnalst, New Ork.-This
Office established By the Commissioners Of Erzgton
where can always be found numbers Laborers and
Servants at very low of wages and persons nave
their orders filled writing TO the Superintendent and nd
the TO the OF the parties
required No ices charged TO employer
JAS. p. PAGAN, Superintendent
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THE GREATEST BOOK YET PUBLISH
i - ,rrr-r npr AZ ,lnaN IInAX --.cs 81 cta =

II LN.-IIF GKkAI MUM fUNN- pIlIt VI ~
hound to VIII is added a Life Of he Ag,hor AID an
App,ndix. On ualy pub ished IN the Mes" Iork sun
BUNNELL 4 PRICE Publishers, No. III fulton-st.
~ B-ConfessioEs Of Eton Boy ready N ie" days
price 50 cts. By Chss Rowerot, author oil Tales IA inc
Colonies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

~ German Democratic Wing Associations,
Eishteeuth Ward, viii bold Mas Meeting on the
zSh OF October at O'Clock. Z. NJ, st the Temple OF
Health corner OF 4oshs, and <ihsy Germans from the
Ailth, Xvlth XIXth and XXth Wards, and from all
Tia Wards Of the City, ere invited 70 ATTEND
WILLIAM HESS, President
CHARlEs MILLER Secretary
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ID ARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-P.

~ T. BARNUM, Manager and Proprietor JOHN
GREENWOOD, Jr. Assistant Msnsger.-C w CLARKE,
Director OF Amusements.-1he new Prize Drama of THE
ORPHANS DREAM for the very last week-boh ate
and evening. THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock and EVEN
ING al y o'clock Adnittance TO the whole Museum,
Halls Of StGuaTy the Picture Gallery, Chinese Saloon.
Living Animals the Entertainments &c - cents Seats In
the PaIquet l2lc. extra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

WANTED-By respectable Protestant
w Gir, situation - rood Plain Cook, Ws4hsr and
Ir0ner and would have do the housework
na private family. Can give the best Of city Inference
Cal Nc 40 East l2tht third eoor front room. Csu
be for two days not engaged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

" Letters, Orders Parcels Specie, &C.,
received for the steamer BALTIC 10 sail on the SOth 0r
Jyerpoo London and all parts Great Britain and Ire
landDby LIVINGSTON, WELLS ~,
No "A Broadway, n. T.
and c,tars Of Cradi, a. usuaI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

I EARN to SING.-Mr. +. II. NASH will
H commence Elementary Singing Class for Ladies and
Gentlemen In the Lecture Of the Spnngs Church
(neAr Narickl WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct 2, lSl-
This will be the only opportunity JOIN this class All ~
FL NASH, No. SO BrOone-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
MANIFESTATIONS-Mr. G.

~ FINNEY, from Cleveland Ohio a SPEAKING ME-
DUN. will speak he is moved IA Hope Chapel Broad
way THIS EVENING, Ut y O'Clock. Admission l2l cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
CIGNOR POZNANsKI (pup;l Of Rossini)

~ lately OF London respectfully Lade
and Gentlemen OF Ne-Nork his arriva here with the
teuton OF establishing himself his profession teacher
OF Singing. sisnor PUZNANShrS Rooms are a. No. III
ChAmberst wherc he may be from y clock An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

ASWEr NURSE, by "a respectable Woman
"A Cln be seen by applying At No 81 lth-si betwos,
Jh and 6thays VIII be tll gagged Good city refer
eLce Kind and fond OF children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

Nal LIEN ~ DlOItAh4AS Opcn cNeiy tN'h
~ Ing at o'clock The Second Sores OF the Cosmora
mas closes October So and IL be from 4 II 10
F. NJ Admission. p cents Reserved seats IL. cents *
ira. Exhibited corner l3th-st. and Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

Necessary seps have been taken TO prevent pssot beng
aued FOR any Of the above wsrsos sad any information
hch ray lad their recovery vii b suitably rewarded
ON applicable 70 COLEMAN q DRAKE, No. IS Valet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

w Broadwsy-Open EVERY EVENING. Concerts
spd Ethiopian DeDestons Music unsurpassed and Negro
DeLneations unequaied. Doors open az 81 Conc
meIce at n O'Clock. Admission Is cents-childTen half
price The Afternoon Concerts discontinued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

MUslC.-A German Lady, speaking Enelish
1Vi and teaching the piano singing and the fssnsk ~
German lsnsuases woald tsAc her board private Any
where her TEACHING the above branches hnace rnps
Is considered equivalent lor her board Best city refer.
enccs gwen and required Address MUSIC, Po-sOaSes.
box No. 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
THE SPLENDID PANORAMA of the

i NEW TESTAMENT ard HOLY LAND, which Il:
Attracting 90 much attention WI be exhibition THIS
AFTERNOON at 8 and EVENING at u O'Clock Illus
tTated by Lecture and Masic Adnttsnce OILY 2t cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

AS Cook. By a respectable young Woman.
"A Un6ersfsnds her business Good eity reference.
Nav Be sen fOr two days. 81 No. ne A1loerIy@t7 up
stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

w young Womsn- situation Seans1ess in respect
able private family objection assist IN taking sf
children Good reference be gwen Call st NO. 100
East stht between ss and 2dsv Top floor, hons room,
Cor 2says
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
THEODORE EISFIFLD,s CLASSICAL
CATTLER's DIORAMAS open eyery avon.

Il QUARIETTE SOlREE. the first of tn Third Sea
SON. will take place NiJo's Saloon SATURDAY Oct
So See small bills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
Whoever, about 20

IVA years OF axe w0cd hike 70 make the acquaintance Of
some widow maiden lady, tron ~ 20 IS who y ne soo
hselNy of good APPEARANCE and well eucafed The AL
vertistr - in sIna bat .hy respectable bus nos sn
wishes 10 1--we IN PLAIN quiet way Any Ady dlspccd 70
reply 10 this may depend the honorable con ifeuee
the writer would wish observed towards h,nseL Addn9
,lth fsll p.ztcrars J. GADESSA Tribune OfSce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
ntFRRIAM,s MODEL Of San FRANCIS.

Nl co snow on exhibition at the National Academy OF
Desgn, No. G,3 broadway. Open daly from 10 O'Clock
A. NJ TO 10 l.. NJ Admission > cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
rTHE GREAT FAIR of the AMERICAN
TIVE GREAT PANORAMA.-For the pur-

L III ONLhI A-NVHhHh'-IU OF UHt pm
Il pose Of giving all opportunity of with ssing u
moyings Of the beautiful PANORAMA ofthe HOLY LAM
which has been drawing delighted audiences the pat
tie admission has been reduced 70 ~ cent? FOR TIL
EVENING Go 10 the Chinese Buildings. No. $50 Broa
way II is accompanied with Descriptive Lecture ~ Pre-
HOE, and appropriate Mnsic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

WANTED-Tw Black Servants, one a Wo
w nan Is Cook Wssher Ironer and se.rnstress; Ia.
etheT Cid Of about Is genera Ho4sa,id. Apply sc
tween and 10 A H., No. lS3 West 25th-st
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-04

Tins adcle, prepared far pains and neakncs. IN the
back breast side, ~ limbs bruises .prnin. Sc and
fer asnaiic aiirctious-will 10 most rayrs rt,. I'm
mediate aud permanent r-l'~' T. Nil' rho he found
ghlY beneficial for complaints of the a,rr lungs -nd
kidney Y ron.o srd-uay h,bis whose Business
require them io 81, CO. sfa.t n.uch vlo are troubled
with Neat..s.. TO tBe ,'Ht ~ rain Ut tle sic OF
breast wt.l GDd rrrat relief Jy NeaaHr oac .r 'rsr
fip.lsrs
e. u o. u"W uHyrrHH, conceded TINT rhrurnn
i'sm. T"ut lHru. Hf Wrnkurs. of llc back. ..ds or
uast ran nr rnroi -'.u~f ~ ti.- ts i.. irW ia.
Nrl. "r Hebrew Plaster Than any either remedy ever
kuoNu 10 man.
We wo0ld a., I.e aw FREUD. aud a.e-s vito are
afflicted viii this nr..s ilu.i miu,1l tn maae 200
mediate use co. Oh. t.A ptvtfs .- Hebrew rlh.i-r a.
sne,s fnl NiN pne' o. h-''nd Jir rrneh Of cam,"
nuon md convince ih' most rc-rduilu. 60! u. SUP
nlr medical srur-.
>cnNil Is Nlr'n, I'll hNr'rr, street Ne, OF ans,
vao,"'a'r SCENTS ir o." sot'li an states u is also
sold hy tyhns. saunders, y e.. Nlarhal. mud Narr-
& lacsru, Jeff fson
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-04

Nillism L. D. Ward ~. The Herr Of John
". Cleghorn, deceased
IL the 'lsriF II said coanf, GEllTi,G
\OG are hereby commanded to sumrnon
] the heirs, and the SUCCESSORS aud legal
representatives. Of John W Clcshorn, dccessrf,
by publication Of this citation for eighi s,h-
ces,lvc wcef ln the Texas Republicans news
paper printed and published m Harrison eount'
Texas, to b. aud appear ~ line next term 81
said court, TO he holden at the Cuurthnnse ~
the town ef G.lmer, on tho ,.cond Monday
after the third Monday N september. 1919,
and answer the petition Of plaintiff, whi.h j.
IA substance, KS follows
That on the fs-i dav of November. 1882
John " ticghotn since deceased made -rd
delivered unto William Il u Ward puinur
'ar aud ~ consideration of the snm Of ;.,c
thou and dollars, lis bond for titl. to two
lli9u-ad tHo hundred and fourteen acres Of
land. b.iuR ouc Aa,i of league al land the
hcadrgai II him TIE -ad John " Clcgt urn.
g5 settler Of Texas puor to and NJ the d,.,a-
ration # Independence, and, M farther con.
sheraton that plaintiff should attend TO she
location of the whole icHeu. aud labor Of sud
oi hm tie said John " tlcghufn, lnd raA ali
thc. ,Np,u-c- incident zee ub'iu' if.. patent, for
IT,. same. tba, the uatcni. have been e. blamed
upon land, located l'y plaintiff IN perform
aucr oi m- part # the contract. uu1 the
expenses inrdrrt 70 l'r same have bc .n naid
iiti sand lands he 10 pshur county and are
known a- surveys nrribrr 80, va di-tt cl mum.
le- l. iJ survey numbrr ltt.ih Gi~'f go nnm-
her, The list surrey, W. 06, bug between
tue wNcr, Of H.. and Lt,lc typrt SIS. with
ue,t- and bound, a. follows: Hcslu ing 1T q
.lakc tr. uur,h ,ast corner OF >trpa, .aue,
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nsi 100 Cadio IA "n tho lGItu't a. th. rrslden' '
~ her Iratiiaihrr. l. turi.sn. ltlgsRr'u lsfp,tN
U.s. Iagr.As daurbttul I VI and . \ ior.au.
ssd 1eai,. mouth. and ~ daf'
b1ra wn-a dr,r hulr bright eyed RI bowed hi Oh
be- knew her and loved nil ,ls knew She won the
yo If all hy her prsillinr tnnrsr and Wihuire ways
4 ben she learned anything oHre h was MOI iHfgntien
ier sweet lrile Dora would ihrow har junjltd arm
ouud her parents nccks togise thc'r klss and ny
We love. you Mama. m" loves yen PAPA, dn0 Z mr y
-. me DO love Yuu Go'd She would oiru LAY .
/ Take sweet sister Ahc" Pnpr a7d Mnma. take
)ofa Hut. ans the sweet dear vuire If nilc p1ra
here hushed forever liut dear parents and friends
nu .hoald not WEEP for her RemrirTr un' souf
hes u her eietnal gain though Y"u newer AGAIN VII
= c'~errd hy her fiiff ~" town ny rfi' like scnr.
= hc At play, nod srn-ih.r words wulr routre.ing
! tn You Yet She i happy. YOU now say, wr
laNe m Ange ~ Heaven The on~ who made All
tnr-, knet, shc va. ioo fir flower fif thia cold
Parted world l'r hss e ''rd her n brighter r,arns
1iovr their 70 bun N the hardy song. uf Angel.
err tn strike her golden harp in praise OF her Re-
1e,nef there 90 live forever h'est When she l. sp
Rappy Won should weep lor het although you will
c,rr herr .ce her s,rilnp i,ce ren With her rrcty
1riien rul- falling over her broad smuo,h forehead
ni laughing har eyes. " Which seemed to float "a
pa Of liquid light vet 49, T. hsprf Although You
ave ost the pride end ay Of uthHpil lrr+mc ''od
=. nn nur.l more When yen know q At touf dear
lul- Dora !. happy why weep f1f hrf. tAins oi The
~ ord. SGiler hi,lc fhd-ru to com- unto ne au'
3hfhl them not for IT snch ihr Kingdom fllcaSen
)on know your darling i'or, now htppy. then weep
D. nlotr but :, ,nic. that yauf SWEEP iic Nice q.
iih YOU vet she VII love Aon ten ehon shc is Older
h-n YOU csn tell hrt NJ her angel sister Don who~r
HE On this -~rth SEA. Nn 'weetsprine flower rpnn"d
~s'le and then died Dorn II euue, yet Ne Know she
where day never fades into dsik ,nd dfrtfl nshi-
the'e all IA f.ac. and harpne-s and Ntfn fa'iihe -
bot known May Ne all meet onr dear Dora whose
-rmnry while Ne nre here Will be sweet
How can We say horrvsli 10 thrr,
Our noble hearted to-.