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OHIO COUNTY AND RAJLRo.n


~ BOSDS-fl5,l0 Ne offer, ., prvs,s ... pIcg
AWAY COUNTY CONvERTIBLE loan IN n.. I'm.
OF suhscT ptioB 10 the Cincinnati Wilmington 40,
VIE hsIIoad. per t,rts coupon, m boad. q A. c =
So 10 y'-rsto principal ard interest NewYot"
100 FAIRFIELD COUNTY COSggaTIaf.
bOHDS. ~ ssu dec iptop ssd for same Road As
SIo,o0 CLINTON COUNTY CONVERTIBLE Boyns
OF same description sns for same Road.
5000 FAYETTE COUNTY CONVERTER,
SDN d., OF same description. ana Tor Ro.A
ihrse !0sSaf- -ey-rsily dosed snd prompt psyr...
OF primo Cal sod coupons guaranteed nv tho Railroad c.
pant, aid corresponding of 10 the ho~S =.
Vel ~ the Ia II ard ist Of tie County Dl.s.S
70 ihe same Object by specsl OF the g stature OF C6
ADD the eoD,tui0bay ~ the affirmed oy rhe sur--,
Court on ea-e made aud esr-d up ~ Clinton County
900 UNION COUNTY BOND, 10 ye.Is eopno, &,
per cent. Ddofsed ard Eusrsnsed by the Spnnge-s 90
asn'' Railroad Company, TO which they ver. i.usd n
payment for STOCK
$500 CLEVELAND and PlTTSBURG RAILROAD
COMPANY INCOME BONDS, only ysarste nm 7 A.,
cent coupon.
s25Oo0 FIGHT PER CENTS Of the MISSISSIPPI.
EiLWATKFE RAILROAD COMPANY rp.r
DELANO, DUNLEvY co, No IL W.na
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IN TUNS ENGLISH GLUE. a supe-
Il ~ nor article now lardins; For sale by
COOK & MANN No. SIS God-st.
I'D TUNS SOD OIL, (ahoat,) suitable
q - for curriers' for sale by COOK MANN, So God St
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NINSCICAL FRENCH and EN-.

~ CLisM sCuU III of this fnsue tuition Will com nnence
M1snav sent 8 Mr. Foignst beg' es,s 70 lno'
Ri. enss and public that ne has % n 10 hs pupils
thenu -, ". ant sges in the various departments
10 continuing bis esssb.hosnt under 10 )" ,sS
P 10 ,scsved At any stage Of their education, and
sSSroushly prepared College Business The pupils Will
oe TN vb Language Il spoken in the school! and taught
,h,.s bo daily he instruction Is practical and the most
eots are render scholars perfectly at home
in every bruuoh Of French education.
In The sh department all the studies deemed essen
tisl TO sold polite English education viii be pursued
yery advantage which any other Classical school In the
can offer. xo,,x, ,,,,uAIr No
Circulars may be had Of Mess JOHN MiLdAui 10
1s9 Broadway; DELUC co No 58l Brosdw ana NO.
$50 Youth-sv ROE LOCKWOOD SON No ~ SIosa,.
way: g. & II. MILLER. No. CAS- Broadway ~ GUY, ~
HALL No. 8o9 Broadway, or az Mr. Fsrcsoence w. "
l2th.st near University. place.
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fnrnitnre, &f.
ENAMELED and COTTAGE SET

ENAMELED and COTTAGE SETS.
IL-MATHEWS GILLlE5. Ornamental and Cham
Dor Furniture Warehouse No ~ Broadway, east ds
Grand. St, Manu factory No. ~ Greenest.
The subscribers having been engaged exclusively IN ths
manufacture Of En4med and Ornamental Cottage FGrni-
ture since its first introduction from Europe, thsreby
enabled though long xp@rience to otter wsrranted Atce
% per cent. below al comp -titors.
Enameed and Chamber Sets finished In the most ex11i'
site 81 les 20 suit the most refined tastes -
Persons fro the south particularly requested 10 call
and examine entirely styss Of Ensmeled and Or'
nsmena Furniture finished by expressly for southern
market
Unlike ell other establishments in this city who depend
solely on others manufacture for them TO sell sssn with
out knowing what quality OF materials were Used In their
construction wosc inform the public that each end every
article offered by throughout under or OWL pe
cs super, and aanted to be OF the hr quality ma
tefias
Splendid limitations OF Rosewood Oak, SanwoOd, Is. ke
always on hand
The utns care taken in boxing Furniture 50 that It
be transported sny distance without the least injury
Mattresses, Pslasses Pillows, &c also patent spring
Mattresses. MATHEWS / GiLLiES,
No 452 Broadway, east side. near Grsnd-st
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GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

HREAT BARUAiNS IN FEATHERS,
~ BEDS, MATTRESSES, ke, s. CRAW BUCKS, No
SIS Grsndst II east OF Es5cxst Newly Ork-Cheap
Upholstery and Feather S,oreThe attention OF fanile.
about purchasing respectfully invited the lags sni
beautiful OF Beds hsttesses Pa.sses Bed.
eesds Cos Sc ali Of which hsye been purchased a. ow
cash prices AMI Will bs sold a. sch prices Il an
pducsmsnt for ali 10 call aud examine the above pre-
the city Bookyn and Wiismsbursh free Of cartag. Ola
Beis and Mattress renoysted and made over
w CRAWBUCR, No 1859 Grard-st
q door east Of Ess-KE Y
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grhools.

A HOME in the COUNTRY IoI
IA BOYS within sixteen miles Of HARTfokJJ-- tro
advertiser will take only four boys and those 20
heir moral physical and intellectual ranlns tfrd CT
per Address Box No. Ss6 Post ~ he Boad OF
Reference, c. c. Bean, Esq- Of the ""'' " ~
SAueafton m this civ
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Tbs :. "a, Tor Sousrl will run In couneciion WIN -
s,ss.. 10 convey pssssngers al pats ~ the eoonJs
An are brtid trusting the above boat on sne sc''
NJ IN
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NCW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, AUGUST TO- 1907
IRON BFDSTEADS vs. BEDBUGS.-

II NUN TshDD w. DbDpCpp'
800 Iron Bedsesd. Of various patterns which fold in
Wv that them very convenient occupying more
spers than chsr The attention ~ the trade and chi ppcr
sscE,ited by BALL L. CO. No ~ Waterst Comm sson
Merchants Advance made on conhgrments
CHOW CASES SHOW CASES -
~ large a.orrrn-nt constantly hand also cases OF
e.sry descrii0n made order of Silver RO.-V Ms
bogany. Block Wslbut &c. Store, fried up In ths
a. short notice, BY BK PEBBLES,
No ia GRIND st, n. V, doors east Of broadway.
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Jnsnrarfe Companies.

nag l. + LIFE and HEALTH IN
IL sURANCE COMPANY, second house from the
r,Iry, Jersey CITY, This Company having made ar.
for the Introduction Of some Gestures Lie As
surHnee which in the community, would invite
public attention TO them:
LIST They insure sgsinst ACCIDENTS PARALYSIS BLIND
NESS ISsSsITY other bodily and ailictions
permanently disabling the insured.
I'd DISEASED LIVES insured ct moderate extra rate Of
premium.
3d. RELIEF FUND is provided for the benefit of the in
who Az through unforeseen circumstances become
unable make their annual paymeDs by which fund they
may be enabled continue their insurance. in whoe in
part.
4h TEETorALERs insured at FIVE per cent less than the
regular rates.
The Company have avaled themselves Of the experience
o. the Oldest and best Offices Of data procured rom the best
informed and intelligent and OF the services
Of fully competent sctusry in preparing Tor the presena
ton of these matters 10 the public
The Directors being DESTROYS offer every advantage
sstsnt ih ssety render the system OF Life lusur
valuable possible the living providing against
the contingencies TO which all sbe and at any
nent have sdop ed these features and commend them
TO the notice Of the people.
Ia addition the points referred to- and which pecu-
liar tbs Company the usual business Of Life Insurance
transacted BY them. and policies granted with without
participation 10 profits
Rates forms OF proposal &c. may be had application,
either personally the Conpsnys office. by letter ad
dressed to RICHARD II. DOUGLASS Secretary,
No MONTGOMERY
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FIRE INSURANCE co

ID EPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE co.
IL INSURANCE Buildnsi corner Of Wall and William
sts.; Offices, Nos. 10 and II. ground floor
TRUSTEES
Samuel s Rowland Robert = Minturn,
Stephen Whitney, Reuben Wthes
Daniel B. Fearing Edward C. Center,
Willisn H. Runell Josiah Oikes
Augustus G. Downing Joseph Gsillard. Ir,
Gezawsy b. Lamar, James u. Waterbury,
William II Aspinws, George Curts
William Butler Duncan, Genrge r Alec,
Charles II. Russell, David ). Kennedy,
Isaac Townsend, John Astor. jr,
John Stephens, Frederick A. Deano,
James Warren, James Bell
Arthur Leary, Daoel Drake Smith,
Mortimer W Hamilton, Frederick q Foster,
Denniog Duer, Peleg Hall,
John Steward. Jr, Robert 5. Hone.
This Company having their Capital Of 81 paid In In
cash. and securely invested prepared insure against
loss and oanisge by fire. on fsvorabls terms
The charter OF this Company provides that after paying
Interest the stockholders a. the rata of per cent
num- fourths OF the remaining profits to bs divided
among tie in scp bearing interest which scrip Is
20 be rsneemabe cash whenever the nusted pros
and capital shall amount To & 900 600.
ROBERT s. HONE, President
DUNCAN T. CURRY Secretary.
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GUARANTEE.

~ -S500.toO City of Wheeling SIX per cent Coupon
Bonds BY the State Of Virgins payable IN twenty
years Coupons for interest payable semi Annually (Juy
and Jsausy At the Banking house Of Duncan, Sherman
Co, IN this city. -. ,
road Co Tor subscrip0n of tn7 city 70 10 socz They
ued UDoer full powers from the Legi'lsture, AID are
yuzTs By the stss ~ Virginia Inc grsrsntss wa
given before the s0prOn ~ the Constitution, which
prohibits r the future sny pecg. u the esed. Of as state
fcT such pufpps7s
Thee. BONDS under the guarantees " Virginia coasd
cred IS safe any sscunty N us nIsfket
S.siec pfOIosss VII " rscsyed H.. these Bonds which
ere u TIE oei 0uDs0D u ~ stt1e 0fh-s OF tie SUB
scnber until Ociocs = " the 5ih cay VI September.
Bids viii BE- ss6@ wtb0g, rsgs's 20 accrued interest tor
all scered interest viii be AIDED wnen the Boads are
paid for
TIE pre- MUM ~ De paid the dag after the osnng OF
the bids and the pr with accrued Interest may be paid
the option Of the bidder any time before 9th Of January
thus yipg capitalists opportunity 20 secure most
reliable Investment without preclpitatey
disturbing their moi ey arrangement
Bids should be directed Propo'as for Wheeling Bonds
and sent to the subscriber by O'Clock P II Sept ID
J.THOMPsON, corner Wall-st. and Broadway
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MONEY advanced in sums TO suit APP
lVl plcsDs the favorable terms on every de-
scrpton Of property, furniture liquors ewelry or dry
goods beal piice pa for secondhand furniture Ap
ply AZ the Real Estate and Loan Office No. &c alker
ne H TO Florence Hotel
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NEW-ENGLAND LIVE STOCK IN
IN suRANCE COMPANY, Of New-Hsyen, Conn.,
BRANCH OFFICE, M. IS Wsllst, n. Y.
CAPITAL, S5O, 1000.
This Company insures Live Stock such Horses Cattle
&c &C. from death occssioned either from natural
accident, disease Of any description whatsoever
THOMAS KENDRICK, President
GEORGE 7. REYNOLDS. Secretary
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VHE BONDS of the ROCHESTER &

IL SYRACUSE RAILROAD. falling due and payable
the st day Of August 1852 the Bank Of the State Of
New ork will be paid At the Off e Of ksss DUNCAN
6HERMAN 4 CO. No. 49 Wiliam.ss
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
BONDS FOR SALE.-New-l ork and

DNew-Heven Seven per Cent Railroad BondA due 1866
New.York and Harlem Seven per Cent Railroad Bonds.
due 1871 iaois Central Seven per Cent Railroad Bonds
due 1875 Mansfield and sa iu'ky Ten per Cent Second
Mortgage and Income Railroad Bonds, due I857-By
KErCHUM ROGERS / BEMENT, No. IS William Of
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MACHINERY OIL.-Rehned Meats
IV1 Foot OIL ted equal tho best Sperm on for
machinery purposss FOR sale by PETER COOPER No.
IL Rurlinr Sin
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Diano-fortes.
T &C. FISCHER, (late Nuns q

a. Fscber,) mEnusctory and wsreroom No 40 Green
s1ch-st Of Dey ct PiapoFOrtes warranted. with
reverse bridge and pstsnt tube well calculated for keeping
Ia tune Piano oftes tuned repaired and exchanged
~ B-Also AIolisn Piano Rores for sale.
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NEW and SECOND. HAND PIANO

FORTES.-We have now on hand large assortment
OF and secondh and Pianos for sale and TO hire Pianos
nom $50 to $500 For hire from S. TO so per month No
80 Broadway New. York STAFFORD BROTHER.
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MESSRS. LIGHTE a. NEWTON, IN

vl consequence Of increased demand, and onrvaed
popularity Of their PIANOFORTES, have extended their
business and opened . Wsreroom In Broadway, No. 6o5
where shall constantly Keep choice selection Of
YianoFortes from 81 II octave In Rosewood CASES, wta
all the latest improved patterns We shs also continue 10
keep full OF Instruments Mandatory and
Wspsrocms No "a Canalst All Piano Fortes Of our
acture warranted IN every respect Professors
seuD and those who anticipate purchasing respectfully
invited call aud examine Ill orders from the sity
country puDctuslly executed
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CHURCH ORGANS, for

OSALE-One FIVE stops suitable for a Lodge Gothic
case stops do four stops secondhand Gothic
case INIT alton mahogany eight stops, with pedals
also one Paror Organ The above will be sold very
able. W ii. DAVIS, Organ Builder, No. 81 Msciougaln
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DANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, No.

Sol Broadway, one door above Thomp,ons Saloon
Persons about purchasing Pianos are invited call the
Warerooms Of BENNETT n co, where they will find
an of Rosewood Piano Fortes OF modern style
Every instrument warranted for years Should doubts
be entertained to quality, the payment may be deferred
anti such douts removed Old Pianos received in part
oayment for new New and secondhand Pianos Let
Mandatory Nos Sll, SIS and SIS Rivington-st
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DRINCE & CO.'S MELODEONS.-

II The original Prince Melodeon, which has stood the
se for year proved itself superior instrument 70 those
OF any other make be had only Of the sole agent Wk
HALL h SON, No x5s Broadway. Opposite the Psrs)
" +. HARRISON has removed his
Mandatory and Warerooas from No q Csnsl.st.
10 No 81 hercerst Grsndst, where may be found
spendid assortment Of Piano rortes
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MOHAIR-10 Bales. Also, 1900 lbs.
lvk Mohsir Listing For sale by
j. RIPLEY CAMERON, &c Pinest.
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Persons about pur-

II DfANO-FOh ENS. II eISOHS dOOuI puf-
CHASING Pianos will find II greatly TO their advantage
60 call ct N J. HAINES CO.'S, Mandatory and Ware
rooms corner Of l4th-s and Slav, where splendid ~.
sortment OF Rosewood Pianos from TO u octaves
yany hand and warranted In respect The above
wil be sold low for cash approved paper Old Pianos
sken 10 exchange Dealers teachers and professors supplied
on liberal terms n. J. HAINES co Sdsv cor l+h-st
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-04

The old mans eye shall light up with
enthusiasm when his wiihercd hear, is
made glad by musug on the happy DAYS
spent heneath its rooi-and loudly in his
dealened ear shall be sung the glad music
OF lovcly voices which once cheered it.
The good man ,%nl feel himself neryed
tor stronger contest against wrong de-
sircs and passions, when he thinks OF the
lessons Of truth and duty the gentle voice
OF his mother here ipeacaied
The bad man shall pause IN the midst Of
unaccompllshcd iniquiiy, and his scared
heart shall grow soft. aud his stern brow
unbend, as he think. Of the happy days Of
innocence spent beneath its roof
Weather stained aud dilapidated old
house, Ihou soonest TO my eye more
beautiful than lordy monument, SO long
as thy old boards hang together, to tell of
uudying love, OF Christening affections, Of
joy and sorrow, the ever common lot of
all Thou tellest too, oil unsubdued pa.
iiencc, of generous sell sacrifice, OF duties
performed, OF high destinies accomplished
! thank thee, grey beard monitor, for the
lesson thou has taueht me. that if we wonId
Look for the light Of love IN this dark world
of ours, We must search for 1t around our
our own fire.ides, surrounded by the quiet
and serene Influence Of .ar own homes
tas
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Seif.fdurali0n.



And this leads me. gentlemen. To another
remark. to which | invite your attention.
1t is this The education, moral and into
lectual, OF every individual, must be chiefly
his own work There is a prevailing aud
fatal mistake on this subject It seems
to he supposed that il young man be first
sent to grammar school, and thea 10 a
college, he must % conrse be scholar (,
aud the pupil himself Is apt to imagine that
he is to be the mere passive recipient OF in
struclioH, as he Is of the light and atmos
phere which surround him. Bot this dream
o. Incidence must be dssipa,ed, AID You
must be awakened To the important truth,
that. It you aspire to excellence, Won must
become active and vigorous co n7r-u'@fs
with your teachers, and work out lp 1FH
distinction with an ardor that ca.uat Ia
queuehed a perseverance, tina, .ausld g
nothing done while any thing remai0s 60 bog
done. Rely upon it that the ancieqis fero
right Quis4ae sur forfape faber-- boil
in morals and intellect we give their hnal
shape 10 our own characters, aud thus ha
come. cmphatcally the architec ~ CUE
own 'nrtanes. How else should b harp &C..
gentlemen. that Young men, who hava haG
precisely the same opportunities, should Ae
continually presenting US with such afi~l,
cut results, aud rushing To such opposite
dcsiiuies Difference Of talent Wil not
10 i ,aaa.a ,bs, ai,r.,ene, 3D.. y
often, ia favor Of the disappoiu'e gad'-
40 ,o, .h.lI So, i.s,;,,,, iron, .,I. ,...tl.
-, ,b.. en-. sebool -,,, sone,.,.... ,rs,,
tina L,.o,n If tbs Sane f,mily ia. ,..s.e
me-, If ,,I.,,,, ~. o,a sh.n be ..f..,;,t.d
a. l.. ,.nins - bi,b ordnr tbe o,ber
sc,,,ely sbova tho noiut of ,na1i,.rt,
49,, Ill 49,. ,la oar,,s .l...,. i,
,.,,.,., ,y..c,rit, and ur,,chcdp.s. ,,.4.ti.
on fla. ,tbe, hand van shall ob.-r,a lie
,,.,t,..,o ,,l,I4j,, H. .',,v Lpt ,,,-e vqy
49,, H.. rHi ~ l}a, ,.,,,;,,, s,..5t..., s,,.,
,,i., =, o,.,,,, s,en aud ,,nnn,i,g a leoe,l,
.,,i.o,c. and Jis,inc,ion an orns.,.sn,
:, lfs t,,,ty +. blassioa IN ri. r,nofrv
~. ,.l.s.. .a,k !. ,hi.g Na,iis.f,
,l.t-,.,,, The,.sr. ,b. ,rcbi,er,. of Fl. 81
M
respective fortunes. Ihe pest SEMINARY oi
learning that eau open its portal .o sou.
can do uo more than to afford you he op
pofiuuitV of instruction, but Il must De
pend, at last on yourselves, whether You
will be instructed or not or to what point
YOU will push YOUR instruction And oi
this be assured i SPEAK, from obsers,tto
!. certain truth There Is no excellence
without great labor II is the hG OF Fate
from which no power Of genus can Hhsaiec
YOU. Genius. unrxetted, IL like tue poof
moth, that tlntters around a candle ui
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-04

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II - -, III -.
WV, w." WV .l, a.J.,,oot ,a,aa.h ~ ,;,',.,.n,
.,i...L ,....i..i .,.r,,,, ~ ., r,d,,l,,1 ~.
- ,''s - e,e ,nnca snJ ~,
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~, so. Iol,n 4, niece init do yo,psr
,.b 4. i, n.,r,r
.\l.,d .at5 I,L, ,,,,h dnll ,,;,Ll.. nj
i,,.lissnrs
60, a },,G,r vim overheard h,e
-. 7.....a'l,.,sly eo.a,,y.d H.. ii.a 81,
o..., tol.,.., he., "o GRATIS fcr that
p-,..,,.,,.. H.. ,.,,., ,.,.,,,,
a.. 4.....,,,,, ~, a.. r.. .,,d
goiny nm Ia John. hs asked Tor A mug of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-04

THE subscriber, u the old stand
u of Geo. Raine-, would niofm the e'ii-
N zcns of Marshall aud VICINITY, that they
will carry on the Cabinet business j" "a" "'
yariou. branches. They hope ly turning
out good work, at mocoratc prices To mef-
It the encouragement of the public They
will manufacture to order, sofas, sccreta-
rles, and book cases. wsrdrobcs, 'ldc-boards,
writing desks, breakfast and dinner tables
ladies' fancy work. stands, Ac. ihey WIZ
also keep constantly on hand general assert
men, of plain furniture, such a. bureaus, safes,
wash. stands, tables, and hedsicad- Of every de-
scrp,ion. 1t would be 90 the advantage OF
parsons who are ia want of furniture to give
them a call, as they are determined to sell cheap
"a, cash GEO. " kAl\LS,
q. MAllAN
A. Old Furniture neatly repaired Orders
o,ninp,ly attended to. Furniture exchanged
Tor lumber.
Ian 81 1859 h9t-iff
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A correspondent Of the New York IIev.
aid. describing the various uotA,ions on
board the steamship Arctic, makes the tol.
loving mention OF n myss-tions youth, WIN
must hea. the spiritual rappcrs al hollow
If the description is correct.
The last. bu, by no means least, in the
army Of professionals on board, IL Ernsst
Heller, known more ismiis,ly throughout
Europe rs The Mysterious Double sighted
iouti" His performance is what 10 called
the " second sight. the most wonderful a~d
lncomprehenshle affair extant, Of which
we had several opportunities Of Judging
during the trip. He will allow himself to
be biiudioIded and placed at one snd cad
oi the room, snd his companion, \ cousin
or brother. | believe. viii go round aud
ealler attie'es f-9n the audience, and on
the ,entl- being asked, will describe most
INFINITELY every timing rendered Tot descFsp-
tsu.-eaias ftngs, scale, crests, Hills, cards,
itaers signatures. glove, hands ercbieis.
aHt "a -ho. lHe mos, unlocked for carics-
iut. were handed oui and almost CORRECTLY
described -
Al sorts II co0icrlures were, OF
81 tptae As o. bis power o. d'scsiss-lll.
bui al .aiad 10 come 81, even eAot11J
certainty % tns sohjert Il \ bsi1 ~
animal magnetism u so i y ~ eop
huston yel sesn, and vii. 50 fsf = 49,
np he iailsev Of the spiritnsl raSpsnt -
,tiu-. Oas Of the passengers. W.. 4. =.
stewart. thought b. cnuls' puzzle tie yoctb
and very qsisais showed his brother lsss<s
he bad received from horsc ir England.
,ns sia, he sailed. snc sskedi " Mr. Irnsss
coeid tell Who wrote H. 80. certainly.
~ss the reply. :" ask him Yourself" which
WAS no sooner do1s ,hen replied TO, and tho
name IL full given, Is The utter as'onlsh-
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-04
Farm for sale.

ksxR The Subscriber proposes sell
0ETT'A ing his valuable farm. situated
XVI lsE about six miles Northwest OF
Marshall, with all the applrte-
noes. and the hands on the place,
There are in the tract about One Thousand
: rres OF land, lying N a square Indy Tins
Ani :, well wa,crcd and well timhered. \
humber Of excellent springs NIL be found on
h. place, several Of which are within short
Stance Of the dwelling. About tvo hundred
fe. of the land are IN state Of cultivation
'ry.t three or four acres In corn forty or forty
H. ia cotton and the balance IN oats. The
% Is unusually promising The subscriber
Ii sell the land alone or the crop with 1t, II
esrci. There are two fine peach aud apple
richards on the place besides other valuable
~, trees The Improvements on The place
h. good A plain, substantial. dwelling a
h. house, containing = superior gin horse
blacksmith shop, with tools and a DOT OF
b. and steel The land IN cultivation has
pod fences aud is d.tched
The negroes aye eight in numtor all good
Tni., aud five OF ttrn very likely
ANY person wishing to engage no farming,
ind this an cScelen, opportunity, rs the
t-et.hcr desires To- abandon II Is engage ln
1ibcr pursuit. and &, disposed To sell on res
klAblc terms For other particulars and io'
Sfm., apply, on the place, 10
l.. FRASER
| fy,, 1914, ~ IN