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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

'oh cosss""eseo - W. 1880" ~ -
ersss' )sst conc'sosa. snas o. osSss'n"I
inc new issnsosy o. wsses"8sen =" one q
W. mos' ""Pousn! sse s.e'Ssu"s' $50
sno'nsf s'eP g s"s' iaooss o. empire o.
w"eo so's sfow:eg "s"o" y moe"u"s
ae 'o'ueH ns'9a0 o. po""caa kFsss"ses
ih'e s"sM1 niue NJ or shmasn sosees M
northwestern biors IN the hsgs '"osst'
whsreon our national energies are to -
psnd themselves. w need not 10 I00a
forward to . longer territorial psobati"a
than bstwssn i've and ten yssss, sss thia
ias.o9 lsnd stall sssk IN honorable ssRy
into orr great family u 6satss
Washington Territory" leo named with
singaIar inappropTistsnsss, and, o. contrib.
citing fresh confusion to our already con
isssd n'sn'snelatare, Will have 70 b. chas.
| ysd) eoaaprisss tho naftbesa pesasoa ~ ~
rsesns Ossee~ fssstsosys as9s hesa6sd ~
the south Nv the Columbia river. up 70 near
WallA Wslls. { soms two hundred and
ninety mies.) whore the parallel Of 40 deg.
Of latitude intersscts 1t; thence by ibis
parallel to tho crest Of the Rocky Nouns
tains; thence tho boundary follows this
mountain crest TO latitude 10 degrees, and
theqes ruas wet On this parallel. to tho
GsH Of Georgia and the straits Of fuca.
Ia the Pacific ocean Ly which II |. limited
on the west. We ds,iy. from y scjen,iac
and well Informed source. some par.icu.
lis4 respecting this Territory, not read,
ily accessible to the public. which We pre-
sent to our readers.
Nv .shinp,on Territory :" lies chiefly be.
tween ln,i,u:iea 10 degrees, and 40 degrees,
and between lo..pitudss 40 d.p-ees. and
l25 degrees Yves, Of Greenwich. The
boundary initial points and parallels must
soon be accurately determined. aud il must
be- decided where the crss, Of the Rocky
Mountain really il. This latter problem
m,y not be- ss,y Of solution. Lewis 4
Clark. Father dc Sme, the Irving Astoria
Man. nnd tho Indian Bureau. and Topo
graphical bureau maps, all represent these
moun,aius differently. Levi. n CLARK *.
mi, four di.,inc. ranges. with which III.
hes, rec.o, exnlo,,,ioo. essentially agree
indicating At les., three parallel rsnrps
running nearly north. west. Instead Of the
more prevalent, indication Of F.. single north
mad south range. Explorations may show
tho necessity Of a NOR. definite eastern
boundary. On tho north the mouth Of
Frazer. river /. 90 near to latitude 40 do.
prees, that \ portion Of /, may be found to
iall in tn. United States, though ,hi. is i'm
probable. There are thus several impor.
,ant geographical questions connected with
Z
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

OF the savannah Courier. We give below
|, from the same pen an interesting acroun
OF the museum aud library At the Papa
Palace:
The 6nest museum OF The world 10 In tbs
Papal Palace. You wands, in the imnens,
edifice, through spacious halls with Tres.
coed ceilings, work Of Michael Angelo
lost In wonder at the magniRcsnce, rich,
ness. and variety Of the treasures. Il
would seem the whole world had for ages
contributed their gifts. to show of wha.
Genius aud AT are capsule Greece here
lives again in the scul ptures OF Praxi,iies
iompei and lierculaneum have given W
their treasures; Etruris is known by grace.
full attitudes and besutcous forms Egypt
BY harsh outlines and dried up mumn,irs ;
Republican and Imperial Rome by rich
tablets. votive offerings. and statutes OF
illustrious men PapaI Rome by ma,chlcss
creations from Buonarotu's ch,sel and
Rsphsel's pencil, priceless treasures Of art.
whose glorious triumph Is tho sublime
'rrsnsiiguration.
Of the antique statues in the Vatican,
perhaps in the world, the Apollo Belvidere
is most admired. sOther living pieces, il 10
true. contest the palm. The Venus Of
raa''''es oes' realizes female beauty the
lying "iac'a'or combines more athletic
sfe"gth ana vigor' Inc k"'e grinder :"
the gallery Of Florence is unsurpassed Tor
groiesqueness Of position, brutality Of Wis.
age. and lifc>likc chisclns. Each and all
have their admirers; but most. | think lin
ger longest ana WIN most pleasure. around
the Apo''o ne'''oe'e' IL - humanity 'de"'
YET actual ''"" perfect nut WI" al MS
""pef'rct,ons our com'no" nature esa,'e''
ye' SUI. .nc same, o'a u 10. nave '"ese
so W.. ,,,l,'' .o'"' us t"'''|' ~.
NOT hos','e NATURES wo"'u DC no longer
uu'h--'hat rum "h'cn keeps not BACK.
wa" Is something more ina" 's".os''y an"
crime these are but blo's ana stains upon
"'sne' nature ne ms 'o','"e'. u pa'
pose h'en purpose. "'en resolves Mo"g"s
mat re"e', oe;ona 'ne axes '"e . S,e'''a"
""ese"' "e"u.s" A""' s''""e', '''",
venus are s!'xe 'es, "es'"","e ana insult
ms ~" a, ~" !, ns;.". ~, . om.
+, tA%' ~" ."'"' ~, vs., ' w.. ,.'mn.
=, ""' , .';,,' .,;,.. .s.s;.",;.n.
ready to dare for truth ard honor. The
proud lip. the upturaed eye. The onward
look, the frm step, tho graceful gesture
the FIRE of passion. lend each their charm.
ilc who conceived tho Apollo was the most
generous and noble OF his kind. The
mouth itself would i""ornl'ae c'mmo"
sculptor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

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MAJ naGDoa Jeha NSA!d. $40 Died IL lag
lasd lao19sas, ~ lea . vii sesssathtlx
81 ~ proeerav. worth 1c5o .0o0. 10 oseess
Vle4es3A II validity u tb< sill, w oa$
~ n ~ l,euuon papers has hcsu 49,
esaoG1nei, according % law, without sf|
poellloa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

Mr. Fdliaere, tbs late wife OF tn esxA
Pscsidsat was tbs daughter Of Rev. Lsan
vel pcwess. Of Aurora. Csyags csaaty.
y L.. shere shs WAS asssried to M, III
mere, th~n ycang iaws -r, jass hs&snuin9
sre Practice Of las prossss,on, V le5A =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

OF ali melancholy ..ghss ae4hst1sx
!,ems Is the mea 40 4 ho1es q3sbAk "
womsn, Is like world wtiAoul \ ~ ~
sky ~ishou, s,sr---dost. detoiaaS, ~ b
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-24
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1859.
MEMORIALS, PETITIONS, Krc.

Mr.. STUART presented the memorial OF Thomas
c. Wickham and eleven others, masters OF hrs.clast
sailing vessels engaged in the lake trade praying that
g ht- house may be erected at st. James, Beaver
Island Michigan which referred to the Committee
on Commerce,
Mr. WADE presented the petition OF the heirs OF Cap
tain Joshua Chamberlain praying compensation Tor ser
vices rendered by him in the revolutionary war which
was referred 10 the Committee on Evolutionary Claims
MIR DODGE, of Iowa. presented the petition oil Will
liam Rees, praying to be allowed 10 locate ten thousand
acres Of land in one tract for normal settlement which
was referred 10 the COMMITTEES on Public Lands.
Mr.. BRIGHT. Mr.. President, have received and
have been requested to present, the memorial OF Major
John s. Sinonson, in behalf Of bimse and other officers
of the reg linen, Of mounted remen serving ~ Oregon,
praying the same extra pay as was allowed by the ac' OF
March 3D. 1859, TO the troops OF The regiment sta
toned at Fort Laramie. This is petition OF a similar
character to that presented few days ago by the honor
able senator from California, in which compensa-
lion prayed BY the troops that served in California
see no reason why The same rate OF cemps Dsation
shod he allowed to The troops that served in Oregon
the time for certainly their expenses equal
not greater ], therefore, Join with that senator 10
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Distant subscribers By letter. the posssss
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Prayer by the Chaplain OF the House.
The journal of yesterday read and approved
A message was received from the Senate by Mr.. Ma
chen. their chief clerk, informing the Houss that the
Senate had pasaed bill authorizing the President
Ter The title Of lIestenan general by bret for eminent
services IN which he was directed to ask the concur
renee of the House
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-26
HEiGfY Epnilnn.s ENnrfcif

" Il. HUNTER will forfeit 500 if failing to cure
- any case of secret disease that may come I'M
der his care no matter how long standing or at
hictiug. Either sex are invited to his private
rooms, IS North Seventh Street, Philad'a.. with
ont fear of interruption from other PATIENTS
Strangers and others who have been unfortunate
in the selection of physician, invited to call
IMPoTENCT.-ThrUUgh uurcstrained indulgence
of the PASSIONS by excess or selfabuse, the evils
are humorous. Premature impotencv. involun-
tury seminal discharges, wasting of the organs
loss of memory, distasre for female society," ge-
neral debility, or constitutional arrangement, are
sure to follow. II necessary, consult the doctor
with confidence; he offers perfect cure.
READ AND REFLECT.-The afflicted would do
well to reflect before trusting their health and
happiness, and in many eases their lives. in the
hands of physicians ignorant of this class of ma
ladies. 1t is certainly impossible for one man to
understand all the ills the human family are sub
jcct to. Every respectable physician has his pc
culiGr branch, in which he IS moro successful
than his brother professors and to that he de-
votes most of his time and study.
YEARS OF PRACTIcE, exclusively devoted to the
study and treatment of diseases of the sexual or
gans, together with ulcers upon the body, throat
nose or legs, pains in the head, bones, mercu-
rial rheumatism, structures, gravel Irregularities
diseases arising from youthful excuses, or impu-
rites ot the blood, whereby the constitution has
become cnteebled. enables the Doctor to offer
speedy relief TO anwho may place themselves IN
der his care.
Medicine forwarded to any part of the United
States-Prlce So and $40 per package. seq ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-26
Fits! Fits! Fits
THE VEGETABLE EXTRACT PnL.

NOR the cure of Fits, Spasms, Cramps. and all
L Nervous and Constitutional Diseases
Persons who are laboring under this distressiu,
malady, will find the Vegetable Epleptic Pills to
be the only Remedy ever discovered for curing
Epilepsy, or Falling Fits
These Pills possess specific action On the ner-
vous system, and although they are prepared es-
pecialy for the purpose of curing Fits they will
be found of especial beEeft for all persons afict
ed with weak nerves. or whose nervous system has
been Frustrated shattered from any cause what
ever; in fact, it is almost impossible to convey an
adequate idea of the speedy and almost miracu.
loUs results which these Pills effect in the dissas
ed, broken down and Frustrated nervous systems
Persons who were all lassitude. weakness and de-
bIllty, before their USE a. become robust and
full of energy. No matter whether the eonstitu-
ton has been broken down by excess, weak by
nature or debiitated by sickness, their effect up
on the nerves is equally certain and apparent
As these Pills are composed of some of most ex-
pensiye materials in the Materia Metlica. it viii
be impossible to leave them around the country
on agency, as common Patient medicines usually
are. But in order to let the afflicted in the most
remote parts of the country have chance to OBJ
tain them, they will be sent by mail, FREE OF POS
TAGE, to any part of the United States or anv
country with v hich the United States has postal.
arrangements, on the receipt of remittance.
IElcEs-N egetahle Extract Epileptie Pills. s.
per box, or two boxes for So r.. -.
AL orders must be addressed. postpaid, to ,i,r
.HI4 LII u III SETH s. HANCE. D..
.is-51sla los baltimore street, Baltimore Nd
Unpaid Lctters not taken from the Office. .IsiS9
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DIR. EEarPis, EafEppaaary.


MO. 81 SOUTH GAY STREET, tHETwEEN Sc
~ CoND AND LOMBARD STREETS, 1T MORE.
A safe and speedy cure effected. or no money re-
quircd Over twenty years experience in the
treatment of all forms of private Diseases enables
DIR. HARRIS 70 insure 4 sound and speedy cure IN
any of these complaints. His remedies airs free
from disgusting Oils, Balsams poisonous Com
pounds of Mercury, and injurious Drugs, which
so often lead to exposure rendering the unhappy
sufferer an INVALID FOR LIFE.
THIS INFIRMARY, celebrated throughout the
Union for the ctectunl cure ofal classes of Secret
Diseases, in the shortest time ever accomplished
by PROPER AND SAFE REMEDIES was established
in this City over thirteen years ago, Il RGfge
from Cluackery. No public notice of this Instu-
ton would be required We're it not for the num-
sftfon from the illurin@ habits Of Mock DooToRs
who promise anything to cntice patients to their
Whitcd Scpulchcrs.
INFETTL MANHOOD, may here find a Ger
tain restorative. The remedies Of DR.. Harris in
renoN ating the MENTAL As.p PHYSICAL POWERS, and
cntailed by CEHTAIN sCECREr HABIT, are limo
cent in action. certain in effect, and unsurpassed
by any discovery OF the age.
TO FEMALES.-Dr. II. has given particular
attention to Female Diseases. His experience
enables him TO relieve SAFELY AND SPEEDILY. all
Irregularities, Nervous Dcrangemcnt, Cousttu-
tiOnll Weakness General Debility &c.
~ Prompt attention given to letters. and
treatment marked with skill and dclicacy.
-zsy- Communications sacredly fnviOate.
Distant persons cured at home, by addressing
DIR. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore, (LETTERs
POST PArD.) Medicines sent in any direction by
mill
.zf5-Avoid advertising quacIls, who boast of
UNIVERSITY HONOR, that exists only in fancy, and
apply ut once to DR.. Gorion Harris, who Promi-
SEES no more than he can perform, and makes Ito
charges if Il cure is not effected.
baltimore. July 2Otl, lS5S.-lv.
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TEsTA,IoNIALs.
Prospectus Of the Virginia
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OK YEARS experience has proved that for the
~ cure of Coughs. Colds, Con>ump tionS. Asth-
ma, Splitting of Blood, Pain and Oppression of
Breast, there is nothing equal to HANcE's Con-
POUND SYRUP HoAEHoUND.
his medicine has now been in use fo- SIX wears
during which time there has been a constant de-
mand for it. and its popularity instead of decIi-
ming, has been always on the increase.
During this time many new medicines have
sprung up for the cure of the above complaints
some of which only lasted a few months, and 9TH
ers not as long; but Hance's Syrup has readily
gone on gaining favor with all classes of society
until it has now become identified by many ia
miles us q regular family medicine.
To those who have never used the Compound
Syrup of Hoarhound, this notice is particularly
directed, as to those who have once experienced
its peculiarly happy effects any praise ofits merits
would be superfuous
Proofs of the Efficacy of Hance,s Conn
pound Syrup of HoarhOund in Re-
lieying afflicted Mani
Mr.. George t. Warrington, residing in York
street, Federal Hill, Baltimore, was attacked with
ny remedies, was induced by friend to use Han
ee,s Compound Syrup Of Hoarhonnd, and before
using one bottle was entirely cured.
Another, yet more Astonishing!
Mrs. Henrietta MerricA, residing in Monument
street, between Canal and Eden screets, was at
breast, which was so intense, that it extended to
the shoulders. She afflicted also with a pain
In the side After trying many remedies, she
was persuaded by friend to use Hance'S Com
pound Syrup of Hoarhound, and after using three
doses she experienced great relief and before she
had finished the bottle, was entirely cured.
Price 40 cents per bottle, or 8 bottles for S2,-
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, los Baltimore
street, and corner Charles and Pratt streets. Bal
timore-also for sale by A F. BARNES. Ciarks
burg, and by Druggist and Storekeepers general
~. au24 "
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General Claim Agency at
ashimgfOn.

D a. SOMMERvILLE tenders his services To
H. the public Agent and Attorney for the
LAND, or other CLAIMS. before Congress or
any of the Executive Departments of the General
Government. Having been for some time en-
ployed upon various branches of the Pension Of
nee, he is fully cOnTersant with the especial mo-
dus observable in drawing and maturing papers
relating 70 claims. Office on 9TH street, Opposite
the General P. o. Department.
- LAND WARRANTS bought negotiated
and sold. To secure attention, the postage on
communications must be invariably prepaid.
Address as above jy13 6m
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PIC, or DN those cOnteElpIatlng InNFTlGTe.
by William Young, ". ID.
Let no father be ashamed to present a copy of
the ESCULAPIUS to his child. 1t may save
him from an early grave. Let no young man
or woman enter into the secret obligations of
married life without reading the Pocket lEscula-
Plus. Let one suffering from hackneyed
Cough, Pain in the Side, restless nights, nervous
feelings and the whole train of Dyspeptic sen
sations, and given up by their physicians, be
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152 SPRUCE Street, PHILADELPHIA" Post
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Fancy Notions.

WE would call the attention of Merchants and
w others, to our large and well selected stock
OF Faney notions. which we viii sell low at whole
sale CT retail.
Also, an assortment Of Musical Instr uments
Fishing tackle, dc. LOGAN & CARP
Fairmont July ?. y.
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Books, Aencies &c.
THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
Fire and Marine Insurance
IGl0Rmnany.


WILL issue Policies ON all kinds OF ffAof-
w FRTY, MERCHANDISE, &c, at FAIR
and EQUITABLE rates
The attention Of the citizens of Virginia IS e.pe
eially invited to this Company as Home 1nsttn-
ton, based upon ample capital and guaranteed oF
the best differences and conducted ON the strle-
test principles ofeqnity, justice and economy.
HOWE OFFIcE-W Winchester, Va--President,
jos. S. Carson Secretary, c. S. Funk; Aetuyt
o. F. BreSee.
DmBcToRs.-Jos. S. Carson. Jas. P. RELY 81
81. M'Guire, Jas. III. Burgess Lloyd Logan, John
Kerr and n. W. Richardson.
j. G. HAzELETT,
Agent for Western Virginia.
TESTIMONIALS. FAX
Winchester, May 81, 1855
We, the undersigned, being solicited TO give our
opinion as to the character and standing of the
Insurance Company of the Valley of Virginia,
have no hesitation in saving that we have the ut
most confidence in the ability and integrity hel
President and Directors of that Company.
The fact that We have insured our own proper
ty in the Company, is perhaps the strongest evil
denee we can give as to opinion of its merits
j. H. SHERRARD. Cash. Farmers Bank of Va.
Hon. J. NJ. MASON, u s. Senator
JACOB SENSENY, Esq. Merchant, Winchester.
T. a. TIDBALL, PreS't of Blk of Valley of Va.
WHEELING REFEREScEs.-Logan, Carr d Co.
o. W. Heiskell, d Co. anglo, IT,
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