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Co1S w. OF p d TEsgzDssh

TAKEN UP BY Levy D. Young. and es.rayed
: before Thomas j. Reese, an acting Justice Of
The Peace, n and for said county, q chosnut sor-
rel MARE, ssvsn years old, fifteen hands high,
small white spos In the forehead, two white spots
on tho left side Of the neck and ono on the right
ode, shout tho sse Of dime, and branded on tho
len shoulder with tho letter N, and appraised II
seventy dollars.
"A JOHN B. MCMAHON, Crk
III G. G. @. @.
1921 BY b. FRANK LUCE
Septsmber 3, 1863 4--8ws Deputy Crk.
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L. III. WOODS.
WV For sale.

For sale.
fOUR LOTS eligiby situated In tho inner town
IL Of Gonzales, ON which are tho following Inn
proyements: good frame dwelling house with
six rooms, neatly finished from top TO bottom and
painted, with Ventian blinds TO Tho windows; q
good Kitchen, Store Room, Smoke House, Stable,
q good brick cistern, and good supply Of choice
Fruit Trees ind Strawberry.
Also . Store House on the corner Of the Public
Square, one of tho best locations for business In
town. sas U.s.
Said property will be sold low and terms Of pay.
ment made easy, II application 10 made soon.
Inquire of THOS j. PILGRIM.
Gonzales, July %, 1s5S-s-lt
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NNttt.
ETfxlcs a. administrator hsvlas hsea war.
y a ssi ie the undersigned On ,hs fs.ssse a waa
Kelly deed. ~ HE lea ceaass ce4r, n IAssra
s.sesss, ~ he Nay ,sta isss. al psr~ens h.vsas
eisns ssralaxs -ssa h.ssss ssw Aesvs,s pess,se3 "a
rr~ssas ssssa E~ce~ssy sssssa,sgss~i 10 ne sssps
rss<ssisesi ~ iav.
MATILDA KEsty,
Aiossassssssfss
!ASsx NAY.
AaasAlas%ksr
Hsasssysss, 5sas q. ss.4-~s.sa
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7 't-NN6eN AIN fsNtNAtiPft-~tHf Rr'Af-
~ 60. hcea ever granted to mankind 10, tho
instantaneous scaihlns and extracting 81 al pslps
from hacas, so~ti> hsaises, sercs &Ss. healing al
ssys ~itina, . scar HUNT 4 rONToN
Yea ARE referred 10 the annexed letter f,s fAes<
" .xsssA~vy esv-s, f'sss:ss 81. Tssas. .l,sSs is
1874 TIA Z. caSstccs Nee Yosk--nrsr SIC /
Fssste esSeses sge ! lsNash, hsltSlelisr has 81
sear tala ksssetsts. zaa gasos ~ usisss Jeaee
VS. 9sasfsc, - tbs oessty kAa > sexrs wossasa
issss kaFat es kcs tSet t,afsesa yasrs 49, sss
sfesy assssa seail hssak Sss ses Fsa - sAss sse
as A. satEe sziEglc TIE ss1s ~ sss ss~ esy tas
~ ave ! ies htz have a. - seE&r1 II. All u
sss sessc fsstsess ssrA tAss so ~. a Ssat
sssss8 sst seA. sss3 ss< 5eszs ssys As 40 sl~sss
ae~e ses sAlse "a hssa bssv sytet sss sssse 10
nv fsmts. Aas Sad y esssd ! wnes4 aas b@ .ith.
eaS e Sc sas ss&rs n ske ~>sst I hare 1900 80
css,e ef sesxrs a az n<asAtsws tFssax a saa
se sAss Asss tt~s IS sse SsA ssazses~s ~ssh D. AKA
w ssss esa SCI - ~ssso1s b. a assxbssx IT
$500. ~ sAss asns ~ a. 4. ms:4s<.ss ssoas Jssse.
~ eeazts. Esssese gssss &rs sets see sAssss ~
xa4 szs s<1 s>x.xsses vss
se--ss ws V sRewEsL-
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~ A TgU N 4 n y !

~ Il IG N ~ 4 IL ar
...s-ss~s Isssss~ - .fsss<irs 4as El&isA.s.
fssssr ses9At Asssts3 3 sas sssn sas \ es~szs.
= "a - srsssss - aisst Y *ss2 =. - Es.t "a.
tes& &tF.4etseSs Be- ~ ssasafse sss sss.As..s a
- sses ,as = rs 3s1s ~ - sssSs3sAs ras-,.
sssss ma = sas< sss>s4toi - As4 - ~ ksss
sstesSss8ss9as
wtaAps 49, gssssvs FeFsa4r~z
tssassAssA g0nS as fk6a-
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uSr received, a fresh 10, Of cosreck's Nsnvx
- am BoSg fas,sESr AMP Etixik, certain
euro for Rheumatism. The genaino fss saie by
fo---iy HUNT 4 fuNTON
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fHE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
Compound Extract Of
SARSAPARILLA i

- l<43is AA4RUvEO. AMI
nnasAs.sa sader tAs direct sspsrintsadsnes .
- JAnB = CHiLTOE, n D.
7AsSsa ss's6rsssS CAaais - ~ Uaiesd States.
y NJ nsd6cins eoaAAins - IL veestabss psin.|
dpsss vca szpesissce ~ proved useful In cIsan 4
- &ho-s9u1an hea dlBsAss, saasActsd ed eeu.
btned vish ~, klhsA I'm uhich he rsansnsns
Of Modem CAsnity snahsss - 70 employ, and -
g ~ Gra P.es~ II ~ Ssees s.l ON. ef
ScroGdAA. E9eetS of 1rrcnsy, Ulcsn, Consump-
ton, EyipehS Dyspspda, Nervous Dseases.
Coughs, Cold, Coetivencsa, Liver CompSAint,
Rhsumasism Nsuralgia, Salt Rheum, Fever and
Agus, Bilious Fever, Dropsy, Fever Sores, Ring
Wesm, GsnsrA Debility, Euptons.
". lls CAUTION. 10 4ag.a,
A IL gunuiDs D.. Townsends SersapayiTh ~
- ben pesparsd dnce Feb Goth, 1860 has ~
annexo4 cesti4cate Of DI. CHILroN, on The outni6o
wrappH Of each bot4is. eal y.
M = % certify, thal the Compound Extract Of
oneopasilA, coatafnsd h this bottle, under my d.
seekscn anA superviioa, from the Original Receipts
- D. y =. Townsead, and that Il b composed Of
hgsdienAs purely vegetable, and without mercury.
JAMES r Chiffon, n. D.
Il Chemist
6oA By n IL principal Druggists and Store
keepeu IN The United States.
Put tp in Engihh. spaniah French and German
wrappers.
P1ce 800 PER bottle. or three bottles for
For als By S B. B. PECK.
0onsaiss, Jsss 10, lsss-ly
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Practice of Medicine.

DIR. JAMES J. HATCHETT.
HAVING permanently located in Gonzales, res
pec,nlly tenders his Professional Services TO the
citizens Of the town and surrounding country
DR.. II. would remark that If an undivided atten-
ton, unprecedented success, and exceedingly mod
crate charges, matters worthy of consideration
he 10 determined to merit liberal patronage
June Is, lS63---8-ly T@
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INRESH lot of Inns SPREAD PI.AsTERa
n Jast received. A sure remedy for Weak
Breasts PAN h tAe sides, kc,
io--iy HUNT 4 PoNToN.
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ETTERS Of administration having been gran.
- tad 70 the undersigned on the Estate Of Wm.
Thompson, decd, by the Hon. Couaty Court Of
iAvaca county, on the 2sth day OF February, 1864,
ell pcrsons having claims against saii estate are
hereby notified to prcsen, them, properly autheneI.
Gated, in Tho tmc prescribed by law.
A. n TANDY,
Administrator,
MARY A. THOMPSON,
Adu,inisu atsix.
Hallsttvillc, March 10. isss-s-et
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ECTERS Of administration on The Estate Of
- John Brady decd, having been granted to
mo undersigned by the uen, County Cour, Of L..
vaoa county, al the June term 97th est, isss, All
persone having claims against sil estate are here
hy notified 10 present them, properly sa,acasiea,.
IN The time prescribed by is1.
FRANCES u. BRApi.y,
Adnlnisssasrss
" n wALRER,
Administrators.
HaSssssv,lls. June -, issx.-4s-a,
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DIR. John ss. Log.se.
NEW GOODS.


Us rs MHttSfs-~kstltuNn 1eunt.
tEAaBA
fssy Go@ss, ftsrissFs Qssssss ass tsissAsays
Gssssvsos, Csslsss. sSSsksssv. fkss.
k,sss >sssss ses
Sases 1t ssesA f.rehts --fEkNS CAST
tf- Saw n &s D iscsasas ae4sss. 30 cssa.
esefee stsaes
1es S.. less S-sm
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Arrangements have been made 70 faruish the
knickcrbockcr Magazine, the Home Journal and
the New York Musicai World and Times. 70 new
subscriber, for i've dollars pearl This h chap
literature. with vengeance Tho Knickeebocker
Is 81 per annum; tho Homo Journal, 1t ~, and
the Musical World and TmcA - making % .
year At tho usual ra.as That three such verks
can be obtained for five dollars year. fAss truly
worthy che CAloric age which h jist now boias
usNered 10. of,he Knicker,ocker MAGAZINE, cdii.
cd by iNwa Gaylord Clark, Il 10 unnecessary 10
srcAk. For twenty years 4 hss bsca The inoss
genial, hamosoua and spicy "monthlyn IN she
world and tho peasant Volume VIII be better than
any which prcecSed L. The Homs Journal. edited
by Geo, u. Msrris. AID N. +. Wits, u won known
a. the beet family newvpAper In America; and tho
NeanL World and Nmcs. edited by Richard SorsSs
Villa With Lowell AAsoa, Gee, H. Carsas, Thenas
Ha~uass, VIM. H. Bradbury. Geo r. Root, aad
oshes masscai vsiteu ocnsfibusing and which givus
susens other tasnzs oses taa sessh cf music and
tsi course ef inssructoa 10 harsncAy anaaally h
Nh. very hees rasscai Journal evet pahIfsaoi -
fssoss snsee petsiaAsieas vin pees hmly sp In
regard ~ asasiy everything worth knc~iae; Ar
soseaoa. l1tsstnees Nxsssa .,ssasinx Scs,hssa,s
iaisasiass is>covsssevs Wa. Haasa<, rasct Sea.
s.sseas; shs >sv~sa fasas ast atAsr assr..csass>s
fes fsaiss aAescs Ne~ Mesc So sAe ssla>ssA. he
saSreA. sisA nresss Eesss.s saa sssssc.<ssu al
Aasaeh Weeks. fexfrsasrs ssa rest~vs.ssss
ssseat isssesy. Nesssghy, sss flsessass. ssa
Nrssssfss ssessssex vhsssser fxn ~ <fes IA per,
ssksss - rrvnscs~ ites'aAy Asnasssassss All saSe
isssrec1ses % rs isssy sa ssse ~ ssste sassr.
vsscf. aAs' asfsses. Ess ~ sss eassss~4 tss k,s
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LII sAIE

80 a. so8 ~ TxSsSss s4se asf ss~s4ease =
.AsAses @zz - tSssssAs4t saes, 80 1sssksuk
Awe 81 AsNH AAsA iAsh esssr.rs1x sss a.
ssss snsa 1sss ss4s swsa - <sa ts~a
fsss fsf - NF s~F~a4f
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WILEY',s S0BZHERN LITERARY DEPOT
AND GENERAL. AGENCY.

AND GENERAL AGENCY.
n St Charles street, Ne.o Orleans.
g SUBSCRIPTIONS received for Littelrs Living
- Age, American Wing Review, Knickerbocker,
Western Journal, Harpers Monthly, Yankee Blade,
Democratic Review Spirit of the Times, and every
other paper and magazine published In the United
States or Europe. Orders for Books, Paper, Sta
tonery, Type, Sheet Music, Garden Seeds, and al
other Goods attended to promptly. Advertisements
inserted in all the principal papers In the United
States, and Accounts collected.
june4--ly e. w. WILEY.
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Dr. y. IL. Lowaher,

D'' 80 80 AO"sHeTs
TENDERS his professional services TO tho public
in the practice of Medicine in all its various branch
es Having made the treatment Of the Diseases Of
this climate his particular study, (SoRE EYES and
CHRONIC ULCERS of the LEGS treated---.s no
cure pay" II prescription followed,) he fla,ters
himself that he can give genera! satsacton, IIe
may DC feand, when not professionally engaged at
I. j, Kceses, Esq, Plum Creek +. o., Caldwell
County. octl-y
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Livery Stable,
n ~, AZ. ". rsrsaea. ~

" VIA sahSss1eF hss3ng pgteSNssa ,As StAase
"a hsuesis h~tsngsas e. Ne "A ness,. feaxa
- y lAfesar vt3 ss.at ssspeesielt zaae,s,sss g.
vac fsl6es4 e tssAss,ss zess ss2vsanisaF esastes
as' tss ssetslaax fas'es evaessEy. thss ~ - tsN
rsef seosa Ia t.asss5sa Ne s.sses ~ 4treass ~
- sfeisA = ~ ssssstssee - "a kss ssss sssss4
tss" sss@@ - - Asss, - Ao9e@ ~ sssses suea
@ss - t,sa8eaS ~ sssstt sssA s.sAse 10 ss&srua
~
t0est& ktt~itss ssA HAF8s ~ e~Ss
ssis Al ~ tscs@ 49, - fs~sssSzsts 80.
tsssf sg.4 s&ysze lssissez farassAssl ~ s~sasrss
fsfssssks. 4<s< . tBEssfN
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What can be got Tor Five
Dollars

Tho undersigned have entered into m arrange.
meat BY which they agree 70 furnish the Knsckor.
booker hagsane, (monthly,) the Home journal,
weekly sad the Musical World end Times,
(weekly) to new subscribers, At the very moderste
price of five dollars ayear for tho three publica-
tons; all orders, enclosing that amount 70 Dyer
Willis, will be promptly attended 70. .Ss
SAMUEL HUSTON,
PNblishsy Of Gs KsiAksr5eekw.
NORRIS b WILLIS,
Publishsys Of IL Home Jcvrmsl.
DYER Il WILLIS
Pw6!asAsvs Of fh1 Musical World and 1rmss.
261 Byoadasay, Nse York.
0saad Ltsvmvy and Artistie Ooaa6instios.
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esstFas 1ns..---GxFKAYxn 10 ssAa i.
asss - ssd 80 .sn.tsF skkx. sssksu
tEsses sas< s~kessA psssz@ ,sssast
osS se@.s set tese aa4 esxua>f sssA q seas.
80 $3.50 49, tea eesss s&al4a ~ sesz n.sess "a
AFfes'-es - Ass4tts lsss sst ysesa sssses
"a is 1919 2 eHESApxs. 81 c c. a q
.soh tNsNssse 500, sssSss.g - $50 s.~..
sF 49, - IT.
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RS BROWNS celebrated PAIN-HILIER =
WI 20 well known that Il b hardly necenAxy 70
say any more than that Il = for als 81
o-ygE HUNT 1 PONTON.
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SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN rxErHMo-
~ Mothersl look 70 this, a. Il will save many I
child from the grave. For salc by
o-y HUNT & PONTON.
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COln(ERCIAI.
NV 0RIKAllA OUr., n, ioss.

Coneo-Yssesr1nVn erhg - AsiaA nsssv -
sstsrs he pehaic, coetr.dicang - psssioo -
nosassnens thaI var I'D sslna1y bssn dselss1
esewssa Turkey and Ra.iA, and Importing g
% dscided impsoveaess h Coosoh. though noas
u Cotton. TIKI intelligence aGessed our marked
osat a cent 10 day, too, eeneral inquiry
- prevailed With salss Of e0oC bales ~ sti fuller
~ arnsr prices, mAkng he bs,ipea Of H. an
IRE ~esk 1880 balcs taken chiefly for Enehnd
and he scoth Of Europe. Price, c3oss 0rnAly At
sbe annexed quotations.
The receipts from the IL septsmber 70 dAte,
eonpriss e0190 bales aganst $40, $3.50 the cores-
ponding date last year, showing dscsese Of lbl,.
oe0 baIoa The stock on haDd ~ ,SS7 bales y
eainss III, eel at same time n 1859.
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PROSPEROUS OF = --'-,- :
THE GONZALES INQUIRER.

PROSPECTUS OF = ~, :
THE GONZALES INQUIRER.
BsHeving the time has arrived IN The town
Of Gonzales, surrounded = Il = by the wealthy
fsfsnass In Gonzales county, fcr The sstabliah-
fnent Of . weekly journal 6 The county-sita-
through, or near which, the San Antonio and
Gulf Railroad WIN pass, and In scction Of
country unsurpassed for beauty Of scsnMy,
fertility Of soil aud saiubrity Of climate In the
State Of Texas-it d proposed 70 establiSh q
the above named place, newspaper, to Be
RER," devoted to Agriculture, Literature the
Mechanic Ats, Commercial Interests, and tho
News Of the day.
The Inquirer WIN be independent in politics,
but firm and decided in the advocacy of the
great principles Of our republican government,
% ably elucidated in tho administrations Of
Washington and Jefferson; and will especially
maintain that sound and enlightened national
policy Of sustaining our Southern institutions,
which tho people Of Texas, In conjunction with
her sister States Of tho South, have over held
sacred, a. guaranteed to them by the constitu.
ton of tho United States And while we claim
to have had some experience a. editor and
publisher Of public journal, we shall, at the
same time, bring to tn aid tho poetic and lite
rary talent Of able writer's, With Whose ability
- correspondents we arc well ADVISED; and Ct
the Same time trust that the Inquixer win be
80 judiciously conducted - TO encourage and
bring to its support contributors from tho Em-
pire State Of the South on education, agricul-
tme and internal improvements.
While. then, we unflrl our banner in ono Of
the most thriving and delightful Villages In tho
State, and sssiduously devote our ensrgies and
time to make the Inquirer what the develop
ments Of the country demand, and its appear
ance equal to any journal in the South, we shall
expect proportionate encouragement from the
people of Texas, than whom no citizens in tho
Union manifest = livelier interest in whatever
pertains TO the maintenance Of morality, the
cause OF education and tho perpetuity ofrepub-
lican institutions tft 'Hiak'
TERMS. aI q rll4
The Inquirer will be published weekly, on
an imperial sheet Of fine paper, neatly execu-
tod, for % 90, if paid in advance; - 80, II
not paid within six month";; or - 90, at the
expiration Of the year. '.,.f'.g ,.a q =
All communications for the Inquirer must be
addressed TO the Editor, free Of postage 6,.s.
ae46 $40 ia s.. w. SMITH,
H4 su r d. s. FL. DARST
Gonzales, Texas, January, 1858. ~
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~ Sssc-s fnsSsetsf ~ ssssss ssess fe<s
sSa ssssesx tse ss1s>ees ~~s~sSasx b a. tfss 4
ws1ss - Fe<ekee tss sAsse wesks sssssSA ~ er.
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srtsk ts@sss Cssees & sssaxsss exssesy. ksssss
= "a Ne iss cas- - h~sAs A. n lssS, sss~<sssa
sss ssecssss - A8<eeA n~~~s, AsrsHssA a. ga
eesss<, - E~~~ssss ssss@s sA&sss seaia a. ~~ssss
= sses aesst~ss ssas e-~~pes sssns - 80 vssAsx
sss sssss Fs~ssssesx ~ -. - 4~As~s - saAs
s@ssezsss psy~~aa
soax RAsnxs
fssstsss s--.ss.>~ ssss - sss-
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OTHERS RELIEF. - This invaluable pre-
ItM para,ion for females in confinement u for
salc by tio--ly HUNT PoNTON.
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SUMNER CORDIAL for SuxxER CoxpLAIsr.-
~ Children are always subject 70 this complaint
In summer. This preparation d acertAin cure anc
preventive. For sale by
Oily ~ HUNT 4 PONTON.
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an the way from New York, ftesh lot Of the
~ genuine SPoHSS Rrxxpy ron Sick HKAn-
AcnE. The worst cases cured by the use Of this
Invaluable preparation Call and eco certificates
lo-ly HUNT 4 PONTON.
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A FRESH lot Of Longlsy's celehrates IlyplAN
~ PANACEA, prepared expressly for tho cure
and prevention Of Southern Fever, Asthma, l1ysr
e o-y HUNT PONTON.
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n QUANTITY Of LINS BLOOD PILLS AND
- BITTERS, just received This Tonic is rap
Mofatts and is invaluable in warm
weather 70 keep the body from being prostrs,ed by
the intsnse heat. l0-ly HUNT PONTON.
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4 C0UsT1C OIL FOR DEAFNESS certain
"a cure. For ssle Wholesale aud retail, by
lo--ly HUNT 4 PONT0N.
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II ING OF - Consroox's
- EXTRACT OF GARsArAliLI.A 10 now said 70 be
the best preparation In the market, superior TO
Bulls In every respect. The sales of this are
larger than the combined sales Of all othars For
sale by 10--ly HUNT b PONTON.
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nR. CONNEL's GON0RRHEA MIXTURE,
~ certain cure. Be sure and get tho genuine
10-ly HUNT b PONTON.
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THE ORIGINAL GENUINE BALM OF CO.
u LUMBIA, for restoring the hair and keeping
1t from falling out. Genuine for sale by -,
lo--ly HUNT q PONTON.
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"AYH LINIMENT.--Jus received. ftom New
York, q ffesh supply Of this invaluable rem.
edy for the PLEA This IL certain cure; more
penons hsve been benefited by this than by all
othcr remedies put together. Il Ia used In the
hospitas in Europe and by Ill the military and
private hospitals In this country. For sale BY
o-y HUNT 4 PONTON
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I'm the way from New York, fresh lot Of the
liable Preparation ever discovered for keeping Har.
ness from cracking, and for preserving leather In
every form. Boots and shoes, harness, 10, will
last three times - long BY the use Of this - with
out For sale By
O-y HUNT 4 pONToN
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HtOMSTOCK'S EAST INDIA IIAIR-DYE, the
For sale BY foil HUNT &PoNTON.
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I'D ARTHOLOMEW'S PINK EXPECTORANT.
- for the cure Of Coughs, Cold, Consumption,
&c. A fresh lot of the genuine just received by
l0-ly HUNT 4 PONTON.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-10
a UEsTERN SILK FACTORY.

The editor Of the Cleveland Herald, be-
| ing on visit to Wheeling, thus dcscribesa
large silk factory there:
| .No, the least Interesting OF Wheeling
| ,nsnuiac,ories is the Silk Factory OF John
w. Gin, ESQ. lie commenced the culture
and manufacture Of silk at Mount Pleasant,
Ohio, some IL ears ago, and removed his
establishment, TO Wheeling in lS45. Ills
establishment is the largest OF the KIND IN
The United States, employs capital OF
s2O. .oGo, and Mr. G. manufactures about
Si5, ,0o0 worth Of silks per snnJm. tie
would manufacture much more extensively,
| but for the difficulty i'll obtaining stock
| lie buys al tic American cocoons and reel
ed six he can get, but can only keep his
looms in operation about three months OF
| me twelve s!r. g. attributes ,hs slow
progress of silk growing in this country to
| he murus n,aIiicau'is speculation, WHICH
ldisgusted every body With the business
He regards the nlofus muliicauls os worth
less. The white mulberry is found 10 be
the best Cor feeding silk worms, and 1t IS
| hardy and Of rapid growth. Mr.. q. says
an acre Q. The mulberry will nett family
800 year for raising cocoons, and the
tsbor can be performed by women and
children i'm six weeks. The worms DO not
need artificial heat. aud no extraordinary
attention in he Ohio Valley climate
The quantity Of cocoons raised is now IN.
creasing; and Mr.. 6. who is an enterprIs-
lag gentleman OF grea, wealth, is resolved
TO continue the manufacture OF silk, not %
a matter Of profit, but. il possible, to induce
more general attention to the American
.iEk business. We can and should become
Independent, Of Europe in silk fabrics.
Mr.. Gill has thoroughly tested the ca
nacitv oflhe United States to produce and
manufacture silk, and he is satisfied that
no country is better adapted to the business
,han the valley Of the Ohio. lie has man
lulactured every variety of staple silk, en-
bracing sarins, velyets, dress silks, ha, and
Goa, pushes, brocades, ves,ings, lcvan-
lines, surges, Aaren,ines, tlag silks, hand
kercheis, scarfs, crava,s, gloves, stocks,
shirts, sewing silks, coach lace and trim
mings, tassels, twist, buttons, &C., TO the
value some seasons ot S25,0 GOO, and The
irs, premiums have been awarded TO his
goods wherever they have been exhibited.
Many will recolect the fine display OF
American silks at the last Ohio State FAIR,
from Mr.. Gi!'s Factory. An incident -
related that shows how incredaous even
Gus ON House officers arc that American
silks can equal foreign. Mr.. Giil sent
.nccimens of his silks TO California. A
,o,,;en we're returned 10 Mr.. g., and at the
n. Y. Custom House the duties on foreign
silks wcr. demanded. The officer was as
snrea that thew were Of American growth
land Wheeling manufscture, but ne could
not believe ,ha, the best French and Itar
liam silks we're made in Wheeling. The
goods were seized. but on proper evidencs
Mr.. Corwin ordered their release