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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-01

| In violence, aud ct last suppurated Suen
an extent, that whenever wouleeay tue
blood would pour out OF my mouth !
suffered dreadlully with II NICE than ~
months, notwithstanding eyry'hlng was
done by my physician to Srtsth IVpehi
more than SO for the most approved
remedies, and all of no gall. The comp
syr. sarsap, cor. sublnLte, nitrate silver,
were used In quantities James Webster
sent me the preparation Of Beech Drop,
and directed how Il kas 10 be used, In a
few days my ucep ceased to suppurats,
und In short tim were entirely healed.
MRS. L. dANKlNS, FayOtte st.
The following certificate Is given from
the vorv bsst authority--John K, Jones,
late Assistant Clerk In tho House OF Repre-.
sentativs. His recovery is considered ex.
trnordHury. Most Of tho membors Of
both Houses Of Congress visited him at the
st. Charles Hotel, and expressed their as.
toAshment at the wonders effected by the
comp. Fluid FIX. Of Beech Drop;
Washington, ID. g., April 20, 1853.
For the benefit Of the public, and with
uOlo NAllNl Nluh ~ uNsllO w NO kOuui a
cheerully state that was afflicted with a
cough and bronchial aila9tiOn, from July,
1852, to March, 1853, anS durng that time
was almost constantly confined to my
room, lahoring under great debility and
severe cough. had medical skill of the
highest order, through whose treatment,
aud under the guidance Of higher than
mortal Power, my life was prolonged I'LL
March, 1853, when ] commenced tho use
of DIR, Kdwel's Beech Drop, or Extract OF
Cancer Roo,. Since that period have ia.
ken about six bottles of the medicine, and
II gives me pleasure to state that II has Of.
lected an entire cure, with the exception OF
weakness, occasioned by long confinement nj
TO my room. | would advise oil persons
similarly afflicted to try II. consider 1t
an invaluable medicine. The humbugs
usually palmed upon tho public in the shape
of certificates favorable TO tho virtues of
medicines, almost deter me from giving
mine; bat sense oil justice, and humani.
~ alone, prompt me TO make tho above
statement. JOHN 4. JONES,
Late Asst Clerk Uo. or Reps, Washington,
Now Chief Of the Land Office, Nincennes,
Indiana.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-01

Prince William Co, Va, Jan. 10, 1853.
Dear Sir: Hearing that you have pre-.
pared n concentrated Extract of Hllch
Drop Tor the cure ol scrouia, skin discas.
os, rheumatism, &c, have taken the LID.
erty Of addressing you, thinking it may nj.
ford you some satisfaction to know of the
effects of Beech, that have come under my
observation. My parents had large ami.
ly of children, several of whom were nj.
fcted with scroluous ulcers, and skin lis.
eases of n very obstinate character. The
best medical aid was employed for years
without ellectinG cure. The reputation
of the baech Drop was made known to
my parents by a genileman from the West.
lie procured it, and after using it two or
three weeks all vcStigcs OF the horrible
disease had left tho family. Hoping that
others may be beneited by its wonderful
properties, am, yours. &c,
NJ f. LlNSLEN
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-01

GrOrU.trN y, e. Sept, g, 1859.
Mr.. Kilwc' believing u In IT, tlu.r VIVA have
been benefited by The ENuHr nr % ptNptn mukC phic
that others may enjoy ia hcath-rsurIu. DIVERS lmakr the
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-01

Is 10 be prcducsd, a dessert spoonful may
be taken threo times q day. ,Il.. ...
For sale IN Washington by
KiDwELL 4 LAURENCE, cor. Penn, Az. andlAth
street.
CHAs. sToTr Co, cor Penn, Az. and 1,h streets
W. II, GILMAN, cor Penn. Az. and a stfOet
JAMES STONE, 7th street.
EsPEY 4 MORRISON, cor. 9TH and l.. streets
JOSEPH n, MOORE, First ward
For sale W. Alexandria, Va, by
RICHARD II. SrABLER, cor. King ana Washington
streets,
w sTABLER q BRO, Fairfux street.
HENRY PERL, cor. King and Fairfax streets
SETH s. RANCE, Ballmoe,
FRANCIS KDWELIs New London, Rails CO., Mo-,
General Agent
DR., II, r, PECK, vineCnns', Indiana,
l.. l. BRlrTlNGHAM h BROTHER Hannibal,
Mo,
KlGHTLEY h CARSTARPIIRN, New London. Mo-
And by the Agents Merchants, Traders, ApehecN-
ries, and Dealers IN Medicines throughout the United
States, 81 per Bottle, or six Bottles for So.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-01
Cure Of inflammation Of The pala;C by the use of
the Beech DrOp

IcrIVeaIe QT Mrs, y N0RNins
Georgetown, Nov, 2S, 1852,
This is to certify that ! was afflicted with
severe inflammation OF my palate produced,
as my physician said, by Geld it increased
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Nr. J. l.. KrpwELi-

The following statement respecting Ia" subject ar tho
nhov' wonderful cure (,gucd hy cmiuCnt citizens oH
Georgetown and WN,hmFon) is submitted to the
public
Georgetown, Nov. -, 1889
We, tho undersigned citizens or Georgetown aud
Washington, have known James Webster Tor the last
thirty OF thuty.vc years, and it gjvc'uS great sOiac,
ton TO TESTIFY to his remarkable good character and
Irornl aud respectable department lie has so fat Sc
cured hrgcod opinion md appreciation Of every ono
that kuo.ys him. that he i'looRed upon as rC1nOrka
BILE man, exhibiting gcat intelligence aud accession Of
character We have perfect recollection of his great
.nTtring and bflicton produced by ScfoMlouS Can.
Ger, and from his evidence Otthuttme are firmly
WINGED that his disease vas cured BY the use OF the
Extract OF beech Drop,
H. ADDISON, Mayor.
JOHN MQUNIH, CLERK Corporation,
VIM, JEWELL, lax Collector.
SAMUEL. BOUrES,
THOMAS BANGS,
HENRY TRUNNEL,
RICHARD DAVIS,
IGS CLARKE,
WIN. PARSONS,
WM, UOMlLLER,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-01
J. L, KIDWELL.

J. L. KIDWELL,
Drugs chemicals, patent medicines, per-
iumery, paints, oils, dye Stufls, surgical in
struments, glassware, nc, High street,
Georgetown.
July nth, 1883. (d6ml
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! A BON foa mn ASoensosnss - Psa-
We Ani - fo'io~ine + ~ e Lss1bHA
er: 81
Yesterday neshiaee soma !sceusssl "a
The Louisville nan ~ eeitta, he1bss -
stastcd which asisG1soa pasaine :anlieesr A
gen(le@sn. 49, " aAsewssds hAsnsd Waa
Mr. 0fvillS IkeenAs, - Bayou Sara, xcans q
board, followed " : SlA,vast loeking no,atie
With strunk, vhlcA was giysu a cAas.e e
Smith tho p6stsf. wh>n tkAA ~ taken care
of Mr.. Thomas O. "a Cap. StnonA SiEh
whom we wsss takise - ths tins. and 81
"Captain, Tn eo'ns down % Losisvills
with you, but hess = eboy I NH 70 fivs NJ
liberty, and you en- tai ne 70 whom shall
apply to get his de- papsr made ouE"
fhc boy ssssnsd ss1onished and sss.,A his
s,Aasaer Why - wishsd y ~ n e. -
"wcll," rid Mr. Tholsas !. I kaSe kesa
told that you have bse0 hifd1ox vFt1k u
abolitiouists sincs ~ c6aAe hers, 90 dat tksy
have sgrccd 10 - bsttsr, hy you JlAp ld6sec
you can leave ne e once, 81 i{syea Want. q
80 with them, you can b ,25f ~ ~ q pe,
have not timo % watch you, andStt 1 HID l
would not bc bothessd about you."
Tho result was that ths boy actually beeIed
not to be turned 81 = that way, ard NJ +.
consented 70 take him aioagt q god 6ehav'
Jour. III,
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sss- Jan'a." shall aprcar mex, week.


fRrsinrSr Pikacs az rar PAtlsc RstaoAp
The New York ilcsaid thus states The ground
assumed ty Prcsi,len. p;,re on tle Pacific
Raiirnad Question.
Our special correspondent writes that Pre-.
sSleat Pierre IA determined 10 leave the suilcc,
cf the proposed re;lrtad 10 the Pacific an open
Question. for settlement BY Congress the slif4
ftrcnt State Legislatures, sai the People, In
his inesssgc to tonsfcsS. avu bectnllvr, he
viii meFssy give the rc4uli cs tic ,Rtlsien, ex
issosing cSpssst~s, ~ ar ~ k,,ewn, without
sdyosstiie Nrs particular reute az even the
tcaa Itself ,.cn flcFvc seifrs,l,s IN the op.
snssn .srfssSsl IN tins ias,Y,,sl a. tho iius l,r
,iessss MAS go,es ~ II lcnxrvs relative ,eths
in.ssssh"n ulssa llse I'fssi.seat 81 the eNirset
f'sess, slaisss Il ssteadshg ,e ihe surveying ~
sailr4j ls.atss, Tic Is IL tite csistsa that hc
"a AZ essstssl p,eSssie1t - lhe tRisssi ssaseS.
ae, rsssssssss a ssi'rssss. ~ si,e ssssgss N
ga The tel,sns,. il "a nsssetssessl stss IT, nsens
esss sse cflsseed. si.ys,, the gs~ssd q neSssn.
ssisathsslsss, to any rss3ess uhseh VII fsznl
snssv shss. the rnsrv ftshs 81 nay 10 TIC road
ieaes snr ssrssmsssnsse. ie,wvsss. TIE r~x.s
re hs~e ssssssnsssscd thss tie ss~si snss<t ~
iss'is Tbs nsls fvss ags,ssaip ia thx ~ss t.
lbs naiss aisa chs rcssss.
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The state Of Texas, /,
COUNTY or GONZ.aIES (

-.
70 ~ SAev;t 1 sa;d Can,ty---GRrsrixo:
UIHEREAS, Andrew Wyllie, Jr., citizen az
~ Washington, District Of Columbia, has ON
The a7th day Of August, \. d. 1859, filed in our
district Court h's petition In action Of ,rcspass Ia
ny ,i''c against Robert H. wynne, Gsorgc w.
ward William Howson aud Mary Ann Hewson
his wife, Robrrt w. ltaync and Stephen Crosby.
alleging IN substance that OH or about the fra, of
August 1910, John Withers entered In tho County
o e So,saiss. four $40 acre pieces Of land serir
Nos i6t, los, lou and idT, on vacant land. and
.na' petitioner a. tho assignee of wlthers has had
INC same duiy snrveyct aud severed from IN. pub
nc dcmsin' tha, long atcrwara Robcr, H. wsnne
and George w. Ward US the assignecs III James
Mvhenfic haudHlently and without either entry or
legal survey, procured paent for the sapc land,
Auu nilcrwarl conveyed the Same To William lev
son o. New Orleans AMI Hewson an wita convey.
OF tue ssn,c 10 iscbcst w. lsayne Ut New Orleans;
That In sald transaction there was fraud aud eol,u
hon Wan tbe surveyor, aud that all aid psr,c.
soah With fSn hollcr II petitioners rights. ard
pssying that the patent To wynnc and WAR, he
ssestsi - TAR a. prtsi.ncfs cn,ties arc incla,,ss
70 NE sssns, and sha, the land e siaged TO pe,i.
ue"es, AMI mat = msndsmus issue, anl that Hc~.
avn and gasne lie called araa IN sheu caas. VII,
The p'nsrt >hoah not hc granted and that they ,sr
scs,rt 1T all issssess Ia The lan,l sla;usl b, neil
hpmev, snd sas petitioners ttie lee tsrcset s,aiess
ana fs,esN feict, csests DC; aed wheres. rcsfu.f
~ Atsnssrs ~ = fssker has sfs,ic asisis,t,. ,h.,
,-S'stt " ssfi fscsssft ~, Ntenc al{st Nrstfyc
W. wasd arc snknewe sea tia, The .lessot.et,
william Hesrra anil vsss Saa ffesss,n NJ si,e
aai Rseess W. Rssnc are raa.sessisnsx NJ this
Ssss~
fhsssfesv, ihc%s are IA sssassae. sss, 10 che ,he
sssa kcl~a ~ wysrs. sses.sge ~ wasst wslslsm
~ essss. Mary Ara fse~scss III. sss, ana kes.es,
w Es,ps, ~ sss.es tbs pta d, he g.lassss.s Ia
the uenssis> tnqsis.t Coz A,as es<tees s,s wsxlx
v~vtleas = - tssen siss tp,se.1 IL, le AVA a..
psss essssssss hksv lbs ltVsseasise tte isssass,
ussss - s~Ts Sssse. " ~ iesite n ass, Sc sAsa
sesssys "a sAT rssseska1se shesvsi IA she ,,~ss "a
sse~ssle.. ~ sks sssessA ventssx sssss he ssss
No~ass Il sessssss-ss. \. u ikst ,ks.a sasg sl.ss
- Ass~s sssa lsssti~n
Hetste Cad net ssss ssst1 slsx svsusA
~.4 Wsns.@ ~ Wisfs. sss4l a .,h3 s....,.,
~ esd Ne sssi ssvsssS sn..s ,sss a. ,,ss,s :.
49, "esssssrs. skss sssA sss ~ Avs~ss. 4 h,
y WINS On,
nee a.
N~e - kss@ ~ sss ~ II Sax4a. A n
isAs, - b<s~As ee~3ss gs,R.Hsssssa ~ ~ s.<~
Cufsf tssAsssN ~ - usas ~ sAs s.sa<xie. ssss,s
rsess reessshe& ~ sh~ s~sn e sss-s.x.sss o.
sssss n<xess. 5esss ~ seSs s~sse~ass~ ws~l.. -,
tssv ~ sss1ss Ass~-f orssrva ~ ~ ,s@s.ssA<x
WI. nARRow
tNesse Il e.
Hsfsfset<< ~ sfS& ts.ss
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NssseesrA ftserssfss II Nstses~sls snese.
" hsss ssssa rs~ssirsx ssst s<ssssszi esefs Mex.
sssn 10 issse shc cssnss Te ssfsnzsss shis
tess ss~ss wsssss, esa ws t.ssa 4 ~ s~ tss5sss.
y vssss sn5 hssAis htvssssss, has sc~i Il
ssgassssscs sacsssa ts g,s~a In he frss yAsss
sssss thew ss sscsss ia.s shs @ss< szs~< a.
t'soa Nsssesrs IN tsse s@ssss s.sptriss. st,<s
tssss 10 tfssf ssxsSl. tss, ksps Nvsra shs
S'aAsssssns ssksas shs hsessess Tsxrp 80 ~
sssss srs sAk.ls, sAss estsn steal ts~e<s sal
Us $50 t.e ss.i ,sssess<~ 10 Sss1 is~sa 70
Asssc@ We sisNsla ssth~x barr ss<4eifasest
sn sts-sst - ts@eA ls~. thar sks sssta cssfss
= es<N sss A~sf ssefst1 ;eSzs~&ft r. $50
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a Nrw lSvRSrioN.--A Bostonian has invcn.
ted "chronometrcal lock" which, fixed to
door, cannot be opened before the time deter
mined on beforehand, u operates by clock
work, and the absence at kcyholc prccudes
all attempts 10 pick H.
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eU- In the city Of New York, thorc were,
for tho week ending August Is, $50 deaths,
about 500 Of which wero from sun strokes
The weather was the hottest ever known In
that city
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e-is" Willard Richardson, Esq, tho senior
editor OF the Galveston News, is candidate
for Mayor of Galveston.
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UTli.i. he scid ea the eath Il 0escs~r neat In
W The ,e~n cf tsoassIc<. hhelus coa,, ~vea.
that sp.en,i;a
STALLION RAvENsrLnwG,
ncs stas 81. aaiia ~ rvs~sss The sssess hsxse
.ssf sea N Wes'ssn ssass - hss tessa sill shaw
Al Il hts cets az ~i,h ih.ss ssAsns s,ss,s VI h,,h
.y'stl te hsaShs ~ $iss. ssd sesssy MA k.s tssa
aIe e = restsi h~A. II ksasi. ksrh; Sss l.,
nsshs, dssa &C. Assks. gssad sE~s, aa asss4ss
ffs.se eha ~ ta~vtssi sscvk IN 40 vea ~ =,
WI \ A, LYLE
e. The Assssa mate tsssssse asa xSn Aesc.k,
s~~vs -sa rerse tsrss NE skcss ~. sssssss. essk
40 sessi tsss sssveats 70 shsa ssxx.
s~ess<s~s 10. AZ 1879.
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1a1- We learn that the printing materials
for tho new paper to DO p,.blishcd In Scguin,
have arrived At that place. Tho first number
will, no doubt, be issued IN few daya
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FL Lieut. Maury, u N.,is expected e
return to his duties as superintendent Of ths
Washington Observatory by tho Lat Of Octo
Der next. ~ ~
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RrAoRRp Posrorricg RoBEay, There were
rumors ON Monday, the 22d inst, that large
robbery had been committed In the New York
city post-ofiicc. One clerk was missing, and
IL was supposed he had len FOR foreign parts.
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s-g- II will he seen by his advert ;cmcn, IN
to.dsy's paper, that Col. A. A. Lyle, OF San
Marcos, offers his stallion, Ravcnsplu,no, for
sale An excellent opportunity is now pre-.
scntcd to those persons who arc DESTROYS Of
improving their stock, as the pedigree Of Ra.
venRplume proves him bloodcd animal.
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,r.,----sr NOaAao q Elecsss.
ne psalSlsa6a q he Sossd - nr.-,o,.
- dspany N :. held an the A., v" sa N.n
oobsf 6sxt ia - In the city Of Fan Anioyo
- - se Of theoempAny.
-. s!e 8 es SO osder to vosc, |. 1. required
- g iss:.insoss due upon his stock subscription
- e 80 se aud II leaAt ave inl cent upon
~ 1904 subscriptions ON which ro instalmcnts
eAse oeea coAsd
An sausosisy or power In writing win en,tlc tho
pseay % eess me vote lor bis principal
..,. s. usOO CRAIG, Secretary.
- Aasooio. september 0. 33.-tw
nsssolma1om.
~ur ..-....ns.. h.....e.-.
: sM~E 49, sSnss.n6 pcwcen =.
- 49,. 80. "a s....s nr Gay mssclved.
S..s'.s W. ~ ~. s..ssSSss un,e Deen trans
= ii.,.s.ss Az an. ssn hsr q the
i:s ~ g - ~ III, $3.50 49, having Claims
n IN, ~! -, ..ia msm, ana
SC - 81 IN. 800 49,. III s.s e'her Dy
~ 49,. A.'o 1870 y o''r sccouhSs Wan DO
\ 49, - SYM ,s:r = rr,p, "rPs ,..
iexe "AiS.
"sSes@s. 1879
(. s &C., -.
-, 49, 49, 49, s~ \. a.S sA,nc s'anu, M'u
- .. q r.ssI :s ri, H.. W anu wen
m =. ' s.s, =. - ~ kossAs' WINCH
-" Du P.s~ssu W s1o" 'c tuo''c ke"sssnv.
c..,. 49,. =. We. AAfS.
ss...-..sSs ..k... -,
TIC nyoy0 Ol yex0s,
COUNTY " t!CNzALkS
70 eAe SAerW y aid Counfy--tkEEviS0
WYHEREAS hishiod w. iYunter, M heir Of A.
~ Mantsr, deceased ciuacn of Alexandria
County, Virginia, has this day Glcd In our District
Court, hia petition against Robert w. Rnync, yin.
lam Aevron and Mhry Ann Hcwson his wife,
Robert H Wynuc, George w. Ward and Stephen
Cusby, Commissioner of the General Land Office,
alleging IN substance that on or about tho first day
In the County or Gonzales on vncant lind, ono
$50 aero piece OF land scrip, Issued by Sam Hous
ton as President Of the Republic OF Texas bcarin,
date tho 18th December 1885, and that A. W,ntcr
the father of petitioner ~ assignee Of faid John
y. JOHNSON, has hal the same duly surveyed and
severed from tho public domain and that pctiiDn
err az hcr,of A. Huntcr, il now tho legal and
equitable owner Of said land that long nNcrwarl
Robert IL Wynne aud George w. Ward, M the ns-
signees Of JAMES Mckenzie, frau,lucntly aud with
out either entry or legal survey. by collision with
curcl patent fora league of land which embraces
tis sainc tract, and altcrwaM conveyed She san,c
to William Hcwson. OF New Orleans, and Hcwson
anu VIE conveyed tho same to Robert w. Raync,
of New Orleans all Of whom took with full notice
Of petitioners rights and praying that tho patent
to Wynnc and Ward bc vacated 80 far MS pcttlon-
crs entry IL included In tho same, md tina, the
land be ndudgcd 10 petitioner md kis title to tho
same forever quoted, and that nandanus issue,
&C., With general rclict and costs and whereas, H.
Parker as Attorney for petitioner, has made
aIhdsvf that tho residences Of the defendants,
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csv- Colonel Benjamin McCulloch- "a.
NOUS Texas Ranger, and now Marshall of the
State arrived in our town on Sunday last, on
his way TO Scguin, TO attend to business con.
nectcd with his Office. Ben" IL in excellent
health, and looks as though Inc had done moth.
ing all his life but dine on Mcxicans and sup
on Comanchcs. With such men rs McCulloch
mud his brave cohorts, We can bid defiance to
Santa Anna and his whole army.
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pcraross Our planters have not only made
more cotton than they can gather and plenty
Of corn to sill, but many of them have also
raised the greatest abundance II these delicious
roots, which Marion fesstcd his British visitor
upon during the dark days Of the rcvolesicn--
NC mean sweet POTATOES. One planter alone
has msslc cnouel, 10 faitcn all the children and
Inss IN iss county and h.n i,ssc a sufficient
suppl, f@ "rrssicrs" RN tsadinssc aside.
The crop,f ieia,ecs, We lesrn, Is larger ,his
year thar ever known ,eforc \ n,uubcr og
oar fsim.ae i,isnd. VII, have mos than they
can 10 ably destroy
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60 Mr. rss<ses.. s.ss - she e.essstssxs Il
he IestxsAss sles. isfsves ~ ,ygscs - ~
ssaissrsss Mesa Ia, ss~ l~sss sss sss "a ~
sssa svsiy se~ ssse ~wesl Sc sssssn~~ Il isss
sAssss skss s-as - Ss~vsrcs. N. -s.sss ss-s
40 reessss~ st t.--yasts' r. >.,s4.ass,
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sV- Our cntcrprising aud industrious fcl-
iow-citizcn, lIyman-iittlc Lyman, as he is
Familiarity called just completed ono Of
the ncatcst and hnndsomest brick buildings
IN town, being thoroughly plas,crctf inside, and
admirably arranged with tin water conductors
On the outside, Our friend is now prepared
TO execute all work connected with the art Of
hcrology, and should he display as much taste
IS that business as nc has with his snow brick, ("
lac will not hil 10 give general satisfaction.
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Rriates Wanted


eur dates from New Orleans arc up to the
1s,h inst, brought by last nights mail. We
find no news ofimportancc in The papetx
Tho yellow Gvcr IL still ON The decrease in
New Orleans Tho intermcrts for the week
ending Friday, the 9th, were 452.
In Grand Gulf rost Gibson. Natchcz, vicks-
burg, vidalia, DonAldsonvalc, and Baton
Rouge, the yellow fever IL said To be raging.
In Mobile the fever seems TO be decreasing.
Several deaths arc reported In Houston from
yellow fever.
We have nothing later from indiano.a o.
Galveston, than what viii be found in sno.hc,
column.
The markets arc dull
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-17

III Major Arnold, commanding II Fort
Graham, was recently killed in perspnsi ron.
cont,c with Dr. J. N. Steiner. tho post sur.
COON Tho arms used wero six-shootets.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-17

cW- See notice OF sale Of merchandise, &C.
in Layaca. on the 2sth inst.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-17

IN this town, on Thursday, the 18th inst,
by tho Rev Mr. McCrse, Mr. +. IovErT to Miss
ISABELLA r. FRAsER, all OF this county.
Accompanying Tho above announcement VIC
received huge slice Of most delicious cake,
for which tho hapyy couple viii receive our
hcartisst thanks; and In their voyage DER thc
troubled sea Of life may their days BE- crowned
with perpetual bliss, and thciv Night md joyful
hearts ne'cr forget that
The wealth u eoassxs 4 Iove.~
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-17

e-H" Last Monday was decidedly the most
gloomy and wretchcd day, we have witnessed
for long lime. 1t was cmphatically rainy
dry. Every body was out Of sorts" and all
"sorts" Of bodies were out Of temper. Mcr.
chants faces presented the full length Of their
yard sticks; mechanics contendcd that there
was screte loose somewhere; matrons yawncd;
young misses sighed; babies squallcd; dogs
howlcd; Beaumont laughed and took big
spree on Soda, and We got most glorious
ducking.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-17

tE-J w. Hampton, Esq, tho able editor
of tho Austin State Gazette, will accept our
sincere thanks for having recommended to blu.
aincss men abroad our humble sheet as "being
an excellent advertising medium" Such dis
interested acts Of Kindness we can duly apprc.
ciatc, particularly,as in this instance, where
WEI arc total strangers. We could say much
very mnch-in favor Of our friends paper, but
II would add little to tho high reputation il has
already acquired as ono Of tho ablest and best
conductcdjournalsinthc State May you liyca
thousand years, friend.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-17

"cpn Wesa, Ns urvsi, ,aAmaxvr ca Gen.
Wa'', informs " TIA, up 80 SATURDAY last Nc
hsa s''ecss'aesi IN pigaisg fsiy l.sIss ~ e.,,oe
t~srsy - Wish sre s".s l.ss sss,l, AMI ,l,, lsal
snsv ~ aiaess Assi =, NV IS, pressing his
t,@sks asli Sc Me g.reep a. sss.sef