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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOUTHERN ECLECTIC.

,, u. rirrES AND JAMES NJ, sMYrnn, EDITORS
THIS work, tho first number Of which was is.
sued IN March, 1853, is composed mainly Of Sclcc.
tons from the Periodical Literature Of Great Brit.
ain, France, Germany, and tho United States
chiefly, however, from that of Great Britain. In nd.
dition to American Journals, we have ordered and
are constantly receiving by mail the following Eu.
ropcan publications;
The Ediubufg Review,
" North British Review,
=" Westminster Review,
London Quarterly Review,
=" Eclectic Review,
" Retrospective Review.
Chambers Edinburgh Journal,
Eliza Cookies journal,
Household Words,
United Service Journal
Colburn'S Now Monthly,
Dublin University Magazine,
HscswCods Ediahurgh Magazine,
AinsworthS Magazine,
fnsers Magazine,
isoods Magazine,
Sharp's Magazine.
fsu's Magazine
6ca;lcmans Magazine.
iilsckwoods lady's Magazine.
The Repository 81 Arts and invcntons,
Nsn,lys MISCELLANY,
Revue de- dcuN Noadcs,
h0egs Instructor,
,nnAs q Natural iils,osy
Nctef fe5,iinE.
ier,lsa ll'scrsS Gazette.
The Sl.eetssog.
CdIle lhe ts,casam. The Easa,iays,
Times faaeh. Sc
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE GONZALES INQUIRER

Believing the time has arrived in the town
OF Gonzales, surrounded as Il il by the wealthy
farmers in Gonzales county, for the establish
mcnt Of weekly journal at the county sitc---
through, or near which, the San Antonio and
Gulf Railroad will pass, and in section Of
country unsurpassed for beauty of scenery,
fertility of soil and salubrity Of climate in the
State of Tcxas-it IL proposed to establish at
the above named place, n newspaper, TO be
REF" devoted to Agriculture, Literature, the
Mechanic Arts, Commercial Interests, and the
News Of the day.
The Inquirer viii be independent in politics,
but firm and decided in the advocacy of the
great principles Of our republican government,
40 ably calculated in the administrations OF
Washington and Jefferson; and will especially
maintain that sound and enlightened national
policy Of sustaining our Southern institutions,
which the people Of Texas, in conjunction with
her sister States Of the South, have ever held
sacred, as guaranteed to them by tho constitu.
ton of the United States. And while we claim
to have had some experience rs editor and
publisher Of public Journal, we shall, Mt the
same time, bring to its aid the poetic and lie.
rary talent Of able writers, with whose ability
as correspondents we are well adyisci and at
the Same time trust that the Inquirer will be
NO jndciously conducted as to encourage and
| bring to It's support contributors from the En-
pirc State Of the South on education, agricul-
turc and internal improvements. .
While, then, wo unfnrl our banner in one OF
the most thriving and delightful villages in the
State, and assiduously devote our energies and
time to mako the Inquirer what the develop
ments Of the country demand, and its appear.
ancc equal to any journal in the South, We shall
expect proportionate encouragement from the
people Of Texas, than whom no citizens in the
Union manifest livclicr interest in whatever
pertains to the maintenance of morality, the
cause Of education and the perpctuity ofrpub.
lican institutions
| TERMS.
| The Inquirer will be published weekly, on
an imperial sheet of fine paper, neatly cxecu.
ted, for 80 90, if paid in advance; IS 30, il
not paid within six months; or 81 O0, at the
expiration of the year.
| All communications for the Inquirer must l,e
addressed to the Editor, free Of postage.
| =. w. SMITH,
d. s. II. DAKST
| Gonzales, Texas, January. 1853.
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70 tssAe q TN Ss4s ssssesai.. ~ sssss . = ~
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PECK'S

Is the place to duy Goods Cheap
Adde's and Gentlemen, please give us call
- and you will find that We do the thing up
right In the way Of selling Goods Cheap. Don't
forget the stand next door north Of the Gonzales
Hotel, with the small sign, PECK, over the door.
Gonzales June 4. lSSS-ly
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UsArriNa usAFt NJSss Saw og The vine
an inch ~ tvc leie~ ihe sariAes Il shs gro,,nss
then With taSEv sUguS iusi thc see 81 she gtays
h.sre os3e ~ giote hnlcs lsrpsndaulNr, ~ gAYal
81 With tht gain ebost TIVE snehts slcgt .a ths
ioi, - lhe usi, vaesV sgssd ~ sni n,se ,h,ss
,psss' tbs sewers ,he Cal defth 4 ne ha'xs -
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tssssA lssla tsss$sA SD b 81 sSls gzFes - ~,
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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-08-20

Tnr WINE SrATEA correspondent of u
New York paper SAYS tina, the Mcsilla Valley
is already celebrated for It's uncqualled grapes.
This territory, which Mexico desires to take
possession ef, amer squandcring The monsy
which the United States paid her for it, is ca.
pShle Of producing wine enough 10 supply the
demand of AGerics aud Europe, and not inieri.
er IN quality Go ths, Of Madeira, il il bc a,ten.
dcd TO with care and skill The grapes are of
the very best quality, and when properly cared
for, become the best raiSinS in The world l, is
from this scqueStercd valley the United States
and the rest of the world viii get the wine that
will throw MADEIRA and sherry wines. and
those Of France, completely into the shade
The missionary houses OF the jcSni,s IL CalifoT.
MA "a former times wcfc tsnuNRcd f,y the eN.
rcllcncc at their wines which indeed. IL We ,na1
believe thc accounts 81 travellers excecsic,i
tecse q Any other part II ,hs wofli kss.s,
tSRa tssvser
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Arrangements have keen made 10 farui.a the
kn'cketheeker Magazine, che tlome journal and
the MN Yces Musical wcrld and rmsa, 10 new
subscribers, toF Ave ac,lArs yesrl This Is Cheap
h'css,asr, with ,engesaer The kaScksftsekes
V e. Zee Aneam; The ltos&s tcuss,ai. al ss, snd
the Nusscs Wcsld and Tines sss mailing o. a
yc1 a. The usual rsses Tia, threS saeA .csk .
can BE obtained fsr k,e hslixrs rear fst ,s.ai,
worthy i'sc tskwse sse. Which u bsa nss s-<lns
ssssstoi IN, sa the haAkvtesSsss useAsiss. s<l,t.
ei ~ trse uekssd tssfs. Il h unneses~ss, q.
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gvssAsl ssnssscas saa safy ~Hp@thi,~ 81 Tho
spsN8 and the I<e-eni setafne ell ~ tessrs ss4n
sas .kkA gsee~sea b. ne Repe jNsssnsa s.sss.,
bs tAse y Nssss. sa3 \ n wgEs. IA xc1 1eae~
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Nassss Mesti slsa feass s~sss> bs s,ssss,i ~ 90.
wssss wsA lnwse Mas. ssssN N cA~sss Tssssu...
sisss,Hrs, WIS n hrsssyss sssa y g.A ssNA
saAes sssescsi ssstess cssasssss.s4 sss AKA Fs.x~
sssSne essss sAAags, sssf 90 sexsA ~ .sses Al
fse ssssree - bssssss~sa u Assz<xs ssss~S, J.
Ne wv s~.ss Sssses-s s.xysz1 ssss ssaSx@sssG -
rt'rss s>Fse y@ssse~ssces .ss t~es fsssss "a, =
reFssa ~ sesis ssyss ssA ~SSsA sna.Ae. Ays
sssssss~. iaesssvs ssses. fS1ssas. st~sa.rx
'sse@sssss tssssssser~s va. nsess. psess, ~,
tsss1s Ne Ns-ss ssss.bsgs sa4 ssAs< sssfsssa,..s
- lass sssser Nvs x>ss So ,a.s $1,000 sas
sAs,sA 81 ss,ssSses Ests<ss ss4 Cs,ses@zs. q
s~~eA Nesss fcyfsssr<s s&A rssxmsntss
- ss~<s Va sSst Fess All crvea a >Asras ts
ssAS'A Hstsy, hAxezAs. M tsss<s~sN sua
sTssssne ssesssss ~Asassss eco ~ gss~ /. I've.
$500 " tsssssts hs~sAt As.~~~ss@s s.a Saas
sss&-'sss - sAs fssss. ssi hsse " sssss ss~sss
.'-se s'si sssxses. ms ~ sss sA3speSs g. g.
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]. Guichard,
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Il YRS - hss s0s ~ssssa 50 As-sss.es, "a
~ fsRsF U&l HUu!tS.
H4NB HtEs
FkkSEW EfVfDRN. 70 kss9s.
gRfSF PNkSNREkS
sStN kA{S>. ~. e..
$3.50 b. - .1ss~sss a 60 sexy ssa.ssssts tsssss
tseassssx 5sas Z. lsxAU
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Gonzales, Texas, january, 1883.
What can be got for Five
Dollars

The uadcrsinged have catered into an arrange
ment iy which they agrec to furnish the Rnicker
booker Magazine, (mon,hly,) the Home Journal
(weckiy,) and the Masica! World and Times
twccksy,) to new subscribers, at the very mcdcrAt,
price Of i've dollars year for the three puhllca
tons: all orders, enclosing that amoun, to Dye,
Willis, will bc promptly attended to.
SAMUEL HuEsroN,
PsbltsA~y ef the ksiekcri~ctsr.
NORRIS 4 WILLIS,
(tbiisAsys ej tks Ies,s Journal
DYER 4 WILLIS
Fssi'shsys u As Mssss,i lIierh ard 7i,ss,
sas BypsaN,s, Nae rc,t.
Gmsa Literary aai dssss,c tasbssasiea.
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The CATERPILLAR in Cotton.

The Caterpillar in Cotton.
Inc following letter in the Concordin Qa.)
lntelligcncer will prove Of interest to cotton
planters:
send you the following, my plan for pre-
venting the caterpillar in the cotton field, which
you may publish il you think proper for tho
benefit Of the planting community. My doc
Urine rs, no cure no pay.
The whole existing creation is inclined to
seek for light and white colors when in the
dark; even man cannot help admiring white
objects. The butterfly is particularly and of
them they 80 where they please, having the
advantage of wings, possessing very little in
stinct, and having no incumbrancc to reach the
spot they seek. They will not only go to white
objects, but will remain there, bc well conten-
ted lay their eggs, about fifteen hundred each,
and hatch there
For the purpose, therefore, Of gathering their
eggs, will place three or four clean white lin
en- or cotton days Of about yard square, for
each acre of cotton, standing about from two to
four feet above the cotton. They will hatch on
the flag, but there being no food for them on il,
and not being able to go in pursuit of any, com
bined with their inability to stand the heat of
the sun, they cannot live The flag should be
set in the field short time before tho coming
of the butterfly; but they must be clean, as all
love ncatness and purity.
10 draw them from u further distance
would put up flags six feet square, standing
from 6,r to six feet above the cotton cut a
hole through the centre large enough to place
n lantern showing light on both sides But cx-
pcrience has proved to mo that tho light is 81 no
great necessity, notwithstanding have so in
structcd the Patent Office.
Both the above plans answer very we'll.
am fully convinced Of the benefit TO be derived
from them, and wish planters 10 he satisfied
before claim one cent. For further inquiries
direct TO j. B, MAuirr,
Trinity, La, Junc III, 1853.
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\ ISL 'vesised, frceh b., Of CcvssSrN's Sss,K
a. sNe hoss LlS,ssSt sSp k,uin. q certain
svte s,H Rhe i,aa,tssa. The grassne Cor sale =,
LEY HUNT 4 fUNroS
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6pW7S q sHokS
So $40 -
kV III a HA.oN
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HNHE ORIGINAL GENUINE BALM OF CO.
II LuMBIA, for restoring the hair and keeping
it from falling out Genuine for sale by
10y HUNT 4 PONTON.
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fUNNtLS FAiN EXTRACTOR --fhc srcst
- est leoe ever granted - msakiai bee he
ssss,sasaacess seclAias ksd extracting ~ AL pains
froe tsaFas, ssshts. ttasces -svs, AsA. aeshss al
esys slsltaua sss HUNT A fpSfu>.
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u,SRkssH lot OF Inns SPREAD PlAsrERs
u just received. A sure teuas,iy toe Weak
broasss fcin III the ,isicr, &c.
lo~-iy HUNT 4 roNToN,
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I'm the way from New York. fresh lot Of the
~ genuine SroHS's RgNgpr ron Sick HEAp.
Acpr. The worst eases cured lay the use Of this
invaluable preparation. Call and see certificates
10y HUNT & PONT0N.
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N OTHERS RELIEF. - This Invaluable prs-
4V4 Varaiion Zoe females Ia confinement il for
sale b, Iio--ty HUNT 4 fONfuN.
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Am~ng the numerous discoveries scienee has
m,dr in this generation 10 iarilitais the husiness
of life. increase is enjoyment. ani even Prolong
the term Il human erlslenre. none can he named
of more rraI value % mankind. than This conlTi-
button Of chfmialy 10 thr Healing An. Asssi
trial Of iIs virtues throughout this Toad country.
has proven beyond dauia. that no medicine OF
combination Of medicines YET known, can 80 sure
" c,,nind and cure The nun.enms varieties ol
pulmonary disease which have hitherto swept
from our mhI-i thousands AMI thousands every
year. Indeed. there j. nnw abundant reas.m y
b.liese Rcmrd, has ~ lsngih ieen found " hirh
esn he relied sri. 10 cure the mnst dangerous af
feriion- of the lungs Our space here will nd
prr,ni, US 10 publish any proportion "f the cures
eliecied hy its use, hut We would present the fol
leaing land refer lur,her enquiry 10 my Anne
rican Almanac. which the agent bclnw named
will always be pleased 10 furnish free. wheieir
are full paricul,r. aud indl.puiaie proof of lhe,s
statements.
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Cheapest, Shortest, &
Most Expeditions Route

10 E'ctcfsDstrg anu the NOttn.
c,ming down the Raleigh
L and Gasion Road are Informed, that they
will find at GasToS a passenger tram ready 10
carry them on 10 Petersburg wihou, any delay.
BY taking this train. they will not only save
SO cents iu the price Of each passage. aud short.
en- the railroad travel Is miles, compared with
the route ria Weldon, hui they will reach Pc
tershurg before the Petersburg or Portsmouth
cars start from Weldon. as tho<e cars have "a
wal, there fM the Wilmington ars.--and hesides
avoid the delay Of 81 to hours at that place.
For further infNmaiion and tickets, apply ID
the Agent of the Greensvie aud Roanoke Raj
Road 20 npany. at CASTOR.
Office Grcensviile & r. r. r.. Lo.,)
CASTOR, Sept. 13, 1853. 03-2n
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Copper & Tin.

TSHE subscriber having become proprietor Of
4 the Tin aud Copper Establishment lately
owned by A. Z. Murlock, hegs leave to inform
the citizens oi Hillshnreush and the surrounding
Country, that he will continue 10 carry or the
Tin aud Copper Business in all its various
branches. and would be pleased TO have call
from all wishing to purchase any article in his
line Of business.
Merchants win I've supplied at the usual wh"le-
sale prices. AZ the shoreS, notice. aud the Tin
delivered al their ,laurs free Of cast. Every ar
ticle warranted 10 he Of good material and the
workmanship good
His shop win he found one door above p. B.
Ruilin's store.
Gil aRLES THOMPSON,
Sept. a. 1883 O2--ly
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rxrg re<,srsfalis isa.,rIa aur Oh frirnds snh
w pain.s.,s. a. ~rIl tie pubic a. large.
a., A. have nov in stcr< shr largest slsd iesl
..a.s-srd sass-k II
LEATHER sSn FINDINGS.
- have rsrf had Ibr <atisfariion e niledng
.,es,. f.hr faga that nr aw terrIsins msIe Ira
80, t,..n our esa l'aaargi ihssae have ever
~, :. ta.rilsr with elrst Eri fFa,a NE hands
:, ,n,..l.rs aud Nnr,hrfs fa'iafie-. place. il "a
ar > .~.r 10 I'll 3, IL lss A. ans jall'i',g
ar. Il illc saair k,nd IN sns nsfsl,ssn siis.
ur.e.,.ni., Raa AMI sl.-e Manufacturers.
rrm~rs anl al atlir.s. WIN sias nrcd good. 10
Al. l,s,e. arr requested - give our siosk an es-
.,.,n.ii.,a hrisHr purchasing. We d"uhi noi.
~, &c can mike Il sf nasu il ensiis 10 l'elh Ihe
,,.,reh4 -es anl .s.rsri,rs.
l,rlsw We enua,erllc -nHie of the leading ar
eie.:
:, :. Frnrh ditto.
lsn I.iuins. isiaslils AMI Roar Ski $.
Il u,scco skins. iisid;c heather.
70 Kip dl,.s, Hansss ditto,
Hsg dnio. Sklning alto.
Rag Hiie-.
leaa sides o,k and Iieml.ck Sole Leather.
iao ssle< B ind i.rs'hrl. embracing all grades,
Lad AMI B,.aiIcr-. Shoenakrf-' hit OF Tools.
llA.,. a general ss.artun M IT
TANNERS and curriers' Tools.
Aal isSl though nsl lraa. always an hand .
supply q !.
yEU'ED BROG n VS.,
of our sAn manufacture. warranted u give a.
,.f,r,ion. aud at Iwires i pcsr. a, our old -,and
"a - H,r.iru,'s ~adil.rv Stnr and
,irre sl..ts lries Prehles n White. No. ~,
Gid street r A. & II. III. FORD.
y. B.-Thr hishes, prices, paid 10 cash. faI
green aud dried hides.
r. A. & II. III. r.
Petersburg. august 81. Oi-3a
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OfIire Of Transportation,
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Lanmns X. K. =. g.. Aug. q. 1859.
&c. Arna. Dear SIR Ms lule sou. fout
years old, hasn-t recovered from severe attack Of
lnalignan, Scahe Fever. his throa, was rulien,
AMI every prt-o that sisisd him pronounced him
dead child Having used your 1CHERnr p.r-
roa.L in California. ia the winter Of 1850. foe a
severe attack OF Bronchitis, with entire success
was induced 10 Try il on my little boy. gave
him iea.spnon.full every three hours c"minei'e.
Ing ia the morning. and by ten o'clnck al night,
found decided chance for the lciier. aud after
three days use nc was ahc 10 cat OF dnnk with.
oui pain.
IL us, IN the ahnvc named disease will save
nr,ny child from premature grave. and relieve
the anxiety or many fond parent. For all ai
ieetio< Of the Throat and I.ungs. b"lle,e II ,h'
he-t me,licinc e,Iant. 4 feeling Of the ,deepes
sraliaie pEans lss n safsla6es iS ng III
tie hoy would now have been in enolhcr world.
am yours. with great respect,
]. ID. POWELL. Supt. Trans.. l.. r. r.
Rock Hill, N. j., July ~, 1852.
Dr. T. G.. c.AyGg.--Since your mcdici e has he
cone known her, il has a greater demand thai
any other cough remedy we have ever soid. ]
j. spoken ii in terms of unmea>ured praise b,
those who have used il. aud know nf some case
where tho best thcy can say Of il, is not TOO much
fsfAiLe gno il has done. | take pleasure in srll
ing Il, hccau-e | know that am giving my Gus
toners the worth Of their money. aud feel sIa
liiipd la seeing the benefit il conlcfs.
Please send ine further supply, and hcliry,
NE yours, with respect.
John c. WHrTL0CK.
p. =. Almost any number Of certificates car
he sent you you wish it.
Windsor, Z. w. Juno &c. ls52.
!. q. Argn. Sir: This miy certify That
have used youi CnraRr PEcTonlL for upward
Of nne year; and it Is my sincere belief jthsi
should have heen in INV grave eie this tilre II
had nal. II has cured me of dangerous atIft
tinn ot the lungs. aud do not ovei stale my cor
viclons when ] say il is priceless Temedy.
Yours very respectfully,
ID. A. McCUl.I.IN, Attorney al law.
I Wikesbarre, Pa. Srptcmbcr IS, 1850.
Dr. ]. q. ArrR. Ny dear Sit Ynui med
cine i much approved oi by those who have use
il here. aud iis composition is such as 10 insul
ani maintain lis reputation. invariably recon
mend il for pulmonary affections, as do many
our principal physicians.
am your friend, NJ
CHAS. SrREATERs NJ. ID.
Prepared hy ]. G. AVER, Chemist, I.nwe
Massachusetts.
- Sold by S d. Schafel,l, Hillsboroug
Mr.. !. 5. Lucas. Chapel Hill, and by DfuasiS
and Dealers in Medicines generally.
Oclobcr 4. O5--t
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