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The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

EDOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER, :
arrangements with the manufacturers in the
Eastern States would respectfully inform the
public that they viii be in re ceipt by every
clipper ship, of a full and desirable stock of
all kinds of Doors. SHoEs, LKATHER and
FlsDINGs. to which they invite the attention
of the public before purchasing elsewhere.
2D-6t JONES s. co.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02
rdr. Soulcs l.. ter.

W tsuiNoroN, Aug. ~ l~i!
Sun ! b7yc the honor TO acknowledge,
Vi.h maur thanks, tha receipt Of yogr lot
Ter OF the ioth ultimc, inviting me. on Zoe.
bali ct re bcmecfaiir state ommluee.
tn attend graud mass convention oi the
DEMOCRACY Of New Hampshire az liJl-Au-
ROUGH oo la" l''ih of tup present % outh.
should hc most happy sir to accept
THIS tu'ld and complimentary invitation
But my pressing duties 100 lhe senate. aud
90 lbe se.. -t. important coHa.iie,s 90 that
hoa1. will drue ne 'hai pleasure
regret Extremely l7l u is n1t iu iay
power 90 hc urcscu. on tbe interesting oc.
casian alludtd TO- would feel peculiar
prid. 800 addressing. Cd. OBJ. lHth. piace ani
lpfarg residence ot G,u,al r.cD. those
vho have grown up uub hui. aud ,,ha so
highly. adwr- aui esteem hun oi account
Of thrr kHoVlu1 in mum4ici, those
who. therefore. so ia.l' appreciate The "a
sac.iy aHl wisdom oI the iis.um1m Com
vcuuou 900 presenting iuu 60 tAe nemocra.
cv ot ihc coautfy AS lhc.r standard bearer
"a the present important contest
The southern drleenics in that cuaveu.
Lp.g, H.. L,.t,-, veB ,.J war;, t,u,,l.r
with d., n,lilesi career Tho, iue,, that
he WAS tiuIy anI cmnbstirsUv d national
man. devo,,t :, the ms,ut,nape, of the
Constitution sot IN. pur,, and ute,rty
and , nr,, ,,,d u,,,a,,,,n., .n,.,o,t,. ~
't , '' aug >, .''.'' s'' W. ''' '''' g'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02
EUE TEXAS REPUBLICAN
A Wager Won on WOOD.

EDITOR AID PROPRIETOR.
TERMS


Same time since. at social meeting al
, ann, Creole planters near the citv. the
: ,licrt of cutting and cording fire wood lot
III, ,,o,boais came under discussion. This
.,,ved itself finally into the question n,
!" what anauttv Of wood q negro hand ac.
III ,ourI lo the labor could cut and cord
III nwonty four hours. It il considered AN
III ..n.,t pefformance, We believe. for one
w 81 ,,ly ia cut three cord. In tho tim.
II ,eptioned. or else only to cord " twelve.
III p,s.cntl, ono of the younp men startled
counauy hv stating that some of his
liz ,ls cnuld IN u hours. eat and milo mn
III r.,ular order tor delivery To .,earubo,ts
~ lg, card. al FIRE wooJ He was viii,
,,k, bets They wees ,nfo.3i,,.l,.
IT.,.d and exccpted Ia the ainont of 81
.Et0o Young planter a friend OF ours.
H., NJ , distance of several mlles from,
III ,,,.tip,, an taa,in. f tha. WAGER SAINT
III ,,l that h, woull bet 81 ono that the
IL coul1 not he ACCOMPLISHED III. nron
III liam arrived too hte lin, ,,a,.r v,,.
. III II
Cr.et exci,epeut nrryejlad for uilns mn
III ad d,,, ,ho coast yh,n the .tl,i, le,k.d
II A. almost everv third nl,,,t.r Ias q
,,e wood yard in front of his placc and
sysrv one ba. lar,e e,peti.,ee annually
snncrintendinr the choppine shifting.
"a nilino mn of wood for the sugar MAKING
.,,on the .nb,ect WAS one that ds.plv I'M
.,..ted them all. Accordingly. when the
~ of trial arrived. large party OF gen
.men proceeded to the scene of combat,
wood ward about twenty miles above
ttba CITY.
ryery thing was soon ready Five stout
rosroes with that fine. robust develnpement
n !, ,h. muscles and manly chest which near.
L., IN 6.li hands no.,oss .tepned INTO the
III ..o s.t ,r,r, for them. oaeh y,th M. AK,
II -. AL oth.r t,,l. u.ed +, wood .,.l,,
..t,,i, rn,nb,r ,f l,,,. ,ou,d
,. Lst ,,.,,o,,.l, i,..n .s,.
III l" ,".,, ,,1n.r Ien,,h. ,pa ,oll,d mn m,
a1.. far m. hl,Y, ot tbe ava
L ''''''' 49,. .n,.,',,cd ,b.., ,,.,.,,,...l
n u., .o,ts and fla. t,1,b., f., ...
n .,,,.,,,I,i,,. ,-.s r,i, Watch. ,r.,,
- ,.. .t.,,J.r. uid,d,.,r f., than,
II J,e., ,,,,i,,, tho .m,o,b ,ropa pnoc,u.
/ r., .,ye a., Tin. i,, .ta',,a,t ebony rolurcd
III t.,l,. .f ,,.oa On. of tb... b,f,r..
{ ,b. word o.,s .,iysu +, commence. drew, op,
,. oll l.,,bo, ,,rlat hook and holdip, mn
c,,n,,l,J nile ot or,a.y dncolerol bank
Rata. d,f.,n1 to h,t $40 that he and IA.
r,,r,l.. vopld vim tbe.vager. TIN, was
/ instantly taken by a lookcr.on. whilst a
,ogp, man who bgI hitherto refused To bet
on ,be trial. suddenly became excited and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02

Ihe Ntsr Hts fIou afeaas a
Favor a. d -p.tan ,rlic. ve eat eiH
popular n tHs Tiers hoe
.c1t Fec Ynmrraph 90
at4 ie q, ..H
iss.e 1.saflFaafaa
fassr Voc H4sa.l anA w1fa
fa..He tas &. b. -Q.t s tat
a 1aenH $50. U.e ar F.taai'Y
Hl4nH gtar4 Big a4Nafc. vpo'su al ...e
world over, is as old at twenty as man is
10 thirty. thai is 10 say. she ha. much
Judgment. ~ much tact. as much inesse.
IS much Judgment OF character. much
SELF possession, is much cunning. we eer"
going 10 add, bat gai,auiIy iofhids. Nov
thus want oi d,spfopon'1n gives Iise t.
many serious evils The youHg woman
underyaiue the Young men with whom they
associa,c "a inferior TO themselves ~ tact.
manacfs and conversational power. Hence
they form q low opinion OF men, men,
aud aye ,cnptHd % value them only Cor
,heiro trrnai advantages personal beauty,
shill n dancing, and. above all. wealth.
Again. where the agss are equal. or the
man Is only o year or 50 elder thaa tbs
woman. in \ mere external and physical
ao.il oi WOW the agsi consequence IL, tina.
She h. an old woman. While he Is 10 the
pfi.uc ot llo ior the woman naturally
ada. FIRST Tho inconvenience. mistakes.
mot. trations. aud leaiuus.es hs, constantly
arise from such discrepancy. are toe ert-
d,lt 30 require more ihan being limited At
Agl.f. n u,He eases oIt OF ten, The LADY
rulos the roost That cardinal duts OF
So ife respect tpe her husband is utterly *.
nored by her He is regarded as little morn
thau an upper servant, Now the main
cause of tbs Is undoubtedly tho original
inequality of ayes. Is the bride. we ~
peat Il. IS substantially i've ycars older IN
worid knowledge lhan the bridegroom. she
soon get, tho upper band al hlg. II he "a
a uau 1T -ome character, the Eight ms
last two or three wears occasionally ls g
drawn hv his domestic troubles into sgIl
coarses. and goes to work with soah ear
ues.ues. aud rap,ii,y ms TO Nil himself ef
ia twelve months, and leave h Hiaew Eaate
Triumphant than disconsola'a Ihe wilssf,
40 case. then, sho...d be 50 taan ten yvaFs
Younger ihan the + .baad Ma ~ y
too u.ar NAN IN tn Tespscss Nv III I
iron. him ia other. sad tp&Al
IA npob. ~ ~
uhcnc,cr ,oa ~ ssc Y.
the l,d,s soe ivsld Y
sorvan, Z IA oi ti6
set - aoNn she ~ IA
the MATRIMONIAL eSs Il
o.. r.ly a Co.. ~ ~ n.
aaurea this ior yaxslp N
etaelilou 10 de III ISL 7ttsns
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02
msshoAis, Church. Bath.

The following missionN Intelligence
gives some idea of the estent of the efforts
of this denomination To spre d the gospl
The labor.. in behalf 'of the argro pupuls.
ton, furnish an Instructive commentary on
the ISLANDERS aud assaults upon ute insliit.
ton. AID from wheh our northern Heighbors
should learn To Judge Us less hartly
Tho Methodist Episcopal Church. south,
has promising China mission. supported
at considerable expense.
they have also ten missions ameHg the
t,crmaus seven missionaries, .ki2 ueaibcrs,
aud l.,5 sabbath school schoiais
Ia ih,ir lnaiaa work they haye - miss
sious, u missionaries III members. !.
26l SCHOLARS in schools, 40 S.hbah school
scholars
There are tw a.aH u a''oanla
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02

We know not where or when We havo
met with ANYTHING IN prose more striking
Than the hursi OF elaqucnce we are abou,
to copy One Paul Denton. OF Texas, =
Methodist Preacher II appears hsd sdycr
ii,rd a barbecue att, better liquors than arc
generally furnished When the people
were assembled desperate il the crowd
eti.aj out, Ma Pail Denton your reverence
has lied. lou promised no, only good
barbecue but better liquor, Where's the
liquor
"TnfRr answered the missionary, ~
. lnae at thunder. aud. pointing ms motion.
less finger 20 the mateiiless double spring.
..ushin. up 10 two strong columns, with
sound Ike a shout % Joy from the bosom
If IS ear'' t'''s~.a''' be --.,e.'~a .--'st
iaak ba a.n.aa. sis
Hs arfr ff rr.tfia 81 bis 0+at. lhera
8i. anaf sn tse hs lHt to
al "a. rm.irfa Aat -p ae eta .4.
AZ ger >sso,s ares ceaaca sac. > VI.
aas easses Fs- 5naa riil = fsn
aeb ng odar- 4ua orn etot dla saae
Ilnurra feeF w sssa
eae. %. faa ,aH eal4 wate
ne a5eoa g.alr saa ,sass lei. stef
.'a aeef aauIes. ana el.asi3s = -
pas. iiefe 1ad nssss sse is,8 ~
asepe aiis5- rhere}Lr NJ u s@4sss'
pad d,e tbs i, ~ n ~ II Ii 800
10 tops st.esa de 1ta y,susia xix
Ike eaId IL iI~ ~. nm WI.
Gods as ~ $40 sar VI ss4
awa. lar ~ ~ I'm n BE- aA tie
baf,zsas.s hf.syf4 Muda. atfa ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02

During lhe week ending on the 18th u,l
,hcre were twelve deaths of cholera "a
Paris, Nv.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02

\ remarkable horticultural phenomenon
Is mentioned bv the san Francisco Wing.
\ cutting from pear tree packed ~ a hos
At Valparaiso, on being taken out at san
francisco was toand to have hlos,omed ou
the passage, aud bore fruit as large as q wA
nut, although there was no earth In the hoA.
nor was It IN position to gather any
moisture.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02

The Nctgmpha, Ala, state Guard oi the
81 inst, understands that :, pho,d tosc, pre-.
walls to au alarming eAteut 10 the ,uieg.l, OF
t,eoIsIa
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-26
Central Ratification Whig Meeting ut
Warrington.

The Committee of Arrangements, in order to
give an opportunity to numerous distinguished
friends Of the cause to be present and address
the meeting, have continued the adjournment
until Monday evening the 28th instant, at eight
o'clock, at the City Hall Place.
The committee request their Wing brothers to
observe the following order of assembling:
f"St Ward-The banner, "Fort George and
GhlppeWa' The rendezvous, Union engine-house
The ward marshal, Hamilton Derpes To assem-
BILE at seven o'clock, and move forward to the Citv
Hall, 30 as to reach the rendezvous of the Second
| Ward at half past seven.
| Second Ward.-The banner "Lundy's Lame -
The rendezvous, Franklin engine-house. The
ward marshal Washington Nailor. To assemble
at 1, and to move forward, following the First
Ward to the rendezvous Of the Third Ward
| Third Ward.-The banner, ''Castle of San
Juan dulloa.' The rendezvous, Perseverance
engine house. The ward marshal, Valentine Hlr-
baugh. To assemble at u, and to move forward,
following after the First and Second Wards
Fourth Ward-The banner " Molino del Rey
and Cheputepec." The rendezvous, the open
space at the Bank of Washington. The ward
marshal, William Douglass. To assemble at "a,
and to move forward, following after the Third
Ward.
Fydh Ward-The banner, "Cerro Gordo and
Contreras." The rendezvous, Columbia engine
house. The wari marshal John f. McGill. To
assemble at Il, and to move forward, following
the Fourth Ward.
Sith Ward.-The banner, "San Antonio and
Churubusco." The rendezvous, Anacostia engine
house. The ward marshal, Nicholas G. sander
SON. To assemble at half. past seven, and to move
forward to the Columbia engine house, and thence
to the City Hall by Pennsylvania avenue.
SeUenh IVard-The banner, 'Plaza Of Mex
ico" The rendezvous, Island Hall. The ward
marshal William Thompson. To assemble at
half past seven, and to forward to the south
side Of Pennsylvania avenue, at the corner Of 45
street and TO follow after the Fifth and Sixth
Wards
The First, Second, Third, and Fourth Wards,
IN the order Indicated, will approach the City
Hall by Louisiana avenue. The Fifth, Sixth, and
Seventh, in the order indicated, will approach
the City Hall by AZ street.
All good Wings who may not join in the Ward
professions requested to assemble at the City
Hall Place before o'clock.
The Wings of Georgetown are making their
arrangements.
The Wings of Alexandria, animated by old as
sociations, will be present.
The ward marshals are charged with the de-
tails, and will please report to the undersigned in
the forenoon Of Saturday.
For the committee
J. NJ. CARLISLE, Chairman.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-26

and helped her. She was finishing the last oues.
ton when the bell rang.
After school, she asked Margaret to walk with
her, and the two were soon chatting pleasantly
as ever. As they came near home, on their re-
turn, Margaret grew silent, and scarcely an
swered her companion but, just rs they were
about to separate, she made a great effort, and
said: !" Mary, | shall never feel happy till you
have your right place again do not know what
could have tempted me to treat you so unkindly.
have not had happy hour since; and when
tried to pray, morning and night, the words
choked me. Do say you forgive me, and don't
refuse to take your place again" Mary had re-
fused to do this, though Mrs. Carter had urged
it several times
81 will take the place." she answered, "when
get above you fairly, but not till then had
forgi0en you long ago did feel very angry at
first, and was sorry that you did SO afterwards +;
but let us never say any more about it,"
The girls parted--Mary with tho Gghtest OF
hearts, and Margaret resolved to follow Mary's
good example. We may add that this example
was not lost upon others among her school mates,
who were led to forgive, not perhaps rs serious
Offences but little matters which are often root
of bitterness among school girls; and Margaret
herself always remained firm friend to Mary,
and prayed and strove sincerely for the spirit Of
forgiveness. .-ChRds Friend.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-26
DR. HARRIs's INFIRMARY,
IL NO. 81 SOUTH GAY STREET,
/ BETWEEN SECOND AND LOMBARD STREETS.
BS- 4 SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE FFFECTED, Or NO
j

BETWEEN SECOND AND LOMBARD STREETS.
60 A SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE FFFECTED OR NO
MONEY! REQUIRED.
Over twenty years experience in the treatment OF all
forms of PRIVATE DISEASES enables DIR. HARRIS to
sound and speedy in any of these complaints.
His remedies free from disgusting oils balsan poisonous
compounds Of mercury, and Injurious drugs which often
lead to exposure rendering the unhappy sufferer nvad
J0rtye. -
THIS INFIRMARY,
celebrated throughout the UNION for the eecual cure
all classes of Secret Diseases in the shortest time ever
compshed by proper and safe remedies established in
this city thirteen years ago. from Quacke-
ry No public notice of this Institution would be required
ii not for the number Of strangers in large city
posed TO IMPOSITION from the aurng bats Of Mock Doc
TORS who will promise dayag to ence strangers their
wHITED sEpuLCHREs.
ENFEEBLED MANHOOD
may here find certain restorative The remedies of Dr.
HARRIS in renovatng the POWERS, and
removing all ORGANIC DISABILITY, with other evils entaed
by certain Secret Habit innocent in achor certain in
effect aud unsurpassed by any discovery Of the age
TO FEMALES.
Dr. H. has given particular attention TO female diseases
His experience enables him to relieve and
all Irregularities Nervous Derangceat Constitutional Veal
ness, General Debility dc. Prompt attention given to let
ters, and treatment marked with skill and delcacy Com
munications sacredy iJtrioatc.
Distant persons cured at home by addressing DR. COR
DON HARRIS, Baltimore, Qetters postpaid) Medicine sent
in any direction by mail may 2-ly
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-26
Total .296 200

We have marked in italics the fifteen States
that went for Taylor in 1913, giving him l63
votes to l37 for Cass The same States would
now cast 161 votes, or II more than majority
Illinois and Missouri each gain two Massachu-
setts, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan. Mis-
sisspp and Arkansas, gain ono each; New
Hampshire, Vermont, New York, North Carolina,
and South Carolina, each lose one; and Virginia
loses two. The other States have the same num-
Der Of members and electors rs before, and Cali
fornia is added to the number.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-26
LOOK HERE! LOOK HERF,

persons in want of very cheap Sofas,
Chairs Bureaus, Tables, Wardrobes BedSteads, auy
other kind of Furniture they would do well by calling
the Furniture Store the corner of 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue up stairs Wmsatts Grocery
which will be disposed on the most reasonable terms
Call and see for yourlyes great bargains may be had
j. s. EWELL 4 co.
N B-We prepared to make to order every variety
Cabinet and Chair work. also the repairing Of furniture
repaintng and recaning old chairs Aso the Undertaking
business promptly attended to.
mar 19-3m j. s. L. Co.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-26
Rational ana Poetic Conclusion,

The Fond du Lac Republican thus discourseth
Spring is here with her sunny smiles and
odoriicrous brcczcs. The thick-rhbed cc is fast
dissoying away, like the phantom forms which
dance on the vision floor il our midnight dreams.
and the merry peals Of sleigh bells a quickly
forgotten rs the chcrry-cheeked sweetheart II a
California gold-huntcr. The rosy fingered god.
dess will soon scatter her flowers around her
prairie home; and love will frolic on unduIatng
plain and towering hill and some Of our dcln-
quont subscribers will be dropping ~ 10 pay us
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-26
j. Nj. Carl

The neutrality-suspicious. Vote.
The electoral vote Of each State, under the new
apportionment as compared with that of ls48,
will be as follows
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-26
scott and Graham In the 0Id Dominion
The Alexandria Gazette says


We have seen no Whig journal yet that does
not support the Wing nominees regardless Of
previous preferences. There shades Of diff
ference i'll expression, regrets at disappontments,
and wishes, in some quarters that it had been
otherwise. But, true to their principles, to their
party and to the best interests Of their country,
they yield to the opinions Of those appointed to
make the selection, and honorably and chceriully
run up the Whg fag inscribed with the name Of
Scott and Graham. We could fill columns
with the inspiring comments Of the Whig news
papers upon the result of the action the Whig
Convention Thi, would h. grver, be unneccs-
sary because all alike tell Of hope, energy, and
triumph
The Norfolk Herald thus speaks:
I, The nomination Of Millard Fillmore
IDENTITY desired by the South due to his faithful
guardianship Of their pee 4lar rights under the
constitution, was yielded by portion Of them
with the greatest reluctance. But the question
is settled; and let US hope that every true Whig
will unite cordially and zealously in support Of
the regular nominee, as the gallant leader Of
their party and the indomitable champion Of their
principles; and, in u contest before pcoplc
deeply impressed with the glorious services which
he has rendered his country, success is inevitable;
and Winfield Scott will be the next Pre- sident Of
these United States.
The nomination for Vice President Of Viii
ham A. Graham, Of North Carolina, Will DC haleu
throughout the length and breadth OF the iahd
with a ready and joyous acquiescence.
LAND SALES IN FLoRIDA-We learn that con-
sderaby upwards Of $4,000 value IN land was
recently hidden off at the recent pnoiic safes OF
internal improvement lands in Florida The last
sale took place at Tampa, Hills0orough county,
| on the 2qth utimo.--N o. iteayaRe'
CHOLERA n Iowa The Galena (ln Adyer-
tiser learns from . gentleman who recently ar
rived in that city from Dubuque, Iowa, that the
cholera was raging fercely there There were
twenty deaths the day before he left BY cholera.