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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26

DOARDlNt.-Three or four single Gentlemen can
ID he accommodated with nicely furnished Rooms sad oeaku
ou;ed In plain pvste family where there no oorde ~neo
thy can enjoy home pleasant, nes
6b ard s ay Railroads gentleman wishing % engage
rooms after May apply No u Cisrksou' between
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DOARDlNG.-Nanted,by couple oil slhg,e ccn.i ie
ID men fnished nom with breakfast and tea OF the west SIDE
city, ahoye Pince st. Acfess stating S ~
nnrsf lie Il. & d. ms 0ttce
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CONTINUED SUCCESS of Mr.. JOHN OWENS
~ ASCENT OF MONT BLANC.0pen every Even'nS IN p so
Great Saloon Of the Chinese Building $50 BIoadway zee
Csmmes Admission 80 cents Doors opea comments u
YstsI tesep .,
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DOARpING-AG Gentleman and his Wife, or two or
ID hrre single maJ obtain board aud peaan' rooms W
sprlying At No l2Nardams 81.
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DOARD.- A suite Of Rooms, either upon the first or
Id second floor IFS Bleecerst Sd block We Of broadway
DOARD-No ls9 East I5th-St., near Stuyvesant Park,
n his a single gentlemen, IN
ryatf family The house with all modern improvements
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-From 80 to 200 good
w mostly for making c suts Fair prices
for WORK and but the work wanted Good
required Apply the Furnishing Store No
so Broadway corner Of Broone-st WALLER l. DAME
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A good Cook, Washer
Iruner No 81 Mortou for small family Must be tidy
in her and work and perfectly understand her business and be
able the best Of references No other need apply Ons
fond Of change preered- Can have = steady home.
"ANTED-A Salesman in the Retail Dry Goods
Business Coed Eesslse required Apply No l5s ATLANTIC
st., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26

D0ARD-A Gentleman and his Wife can find good
ID pie Rooms small seDt ell p'se family nta-
the stb ay Terms reasonable References ex-
nhnu Amin I'M haa knru M al
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DOARD.-A front Room on third floor 10 Let :,
- Gentleman and Lady with Board Inquire at No al ehs
2dav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26

ITO LET-Dry Goods Store to Let and Stock for
SaeThe subscribers retiring from the dry goods bunnss de-
sire 70 dispose Of would let
only II the applicants prefer The store il leading thoroug
considered the best 1uane@ locations Ia tue CITY Tor tJe
retail trade. Address J. L. this Office
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DOARD--Two single Gentlemen or Gentleman and
hoard Apry at No. 100 Greene door above Beeckers
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FARMERS HOTEL, Nos. 2i5 AID 2f7 Washington
st. VA few permanent boaoen be accommodate ssD
board ara Lodgings Sso lew boarders without lodging
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26

CH,xsERxArp and Waitress, by a very respe,ta
~ BE young Has good city sac as aysi oa
:. No g s57 between l and 18th third fOOr back rOOn
scood Pr,1s Cook and excellent Washer and Ironer,
ss yong W9in IN a. ssI S alI a' e Ss Of
seen No Hainmey nd fOor font rOom 'F three days
A good PLay Cook and excellent Washer and lroner
n al private isiniy Has no objection short distance ia the
country. Can he seen for two days a. NO al ferrJ 81
A Cook good Washer and lroner, by respec'aole
a Chi private .y or Cumberland and Washer and tFoner
Best Of civ given Can be for two days Cal
As Cook and TO assist in Washing aud irOsing, By
n respectable Young Woman in lprvste family Cod city r
gwen her LAST place. CAL ct No 81 West h g. II tas
As Cook Washer and Ironer or to do general house
"A r.t by respectable young Woman with good cry
s General HoUsENArD or Chambermaid, by respect
"a able good Cock and excellent Washer aud Ironsr Can
sort Cal No. 1e Rvnstonst, h floor back room
As Nurse and Seamstress, or as Waitress, by re-
- ee Protestant young M9%an rjI 10 ANAL ;1n t T t
dsysst No. ISL Sdev
As NURSE and Seamstress by respectable young
~ Woman Has thorough kDOwleds Of children of 70 wss On
&c. e Uc 50s 1-' 'O'' - 800
A RysPTcTABIE YOUNG WoMAs wants a situation to do
n c and g.n sewing no objection to the c'f1y i ssi
lat place Cal stNo $50 East ihst between LIST and dsy'
A RESPECTABLE YoUSG WOMAN wants a situation TO do
oSe Ha Ho esScon 70 20 IS ChSerma
art place No. 1o3 7hst- between lsfsv and Avenue T.
4 RESPECTABLE Protestant GIRL wants situation
"a 10 and plain sewing Be reference can be
given be two days Call at No 81 Factory e.
A RESPECTABLE You've WOMAN wants situation to
~ DO general small private family Would 90 az
Chaubemsd Waiter No objections TO 90 short d
noe Best Of city reference given Cal oraddress at
No 6 Prince st. for two days
A REspEcrABLE YOUSG ENGLISH WoyAN wants q sltu-
n alton to do chberwos fne washing ami ironing would
6 iS %1,n i be rear 60 cS Foly t.
A PEsPTcrABLE YOUNG WONAV wants a situation To
n do general homework small private family Has 90 city
her let place Call No 70 Nookst rear 0udas
Gen b. ;or tvo dsyslf not eugaged
4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN wants a situation To take
care OF plain sewing Has objection n the
c1uptry city Apply No l25 West Nneseetst
A RESPECTABLE You've WIDOW wants situation as
"A Cbahennsid or Ample city reference given Call
At No. 40 Broadway, Grand, in the cage store
A RrsPEcrARLE Girl wishes situation in private
family where she viii have the of Gre 70 children to do
wishing The lady she has
lived with breaking house Call AZ No Sei
Mo between Houston and BleecSer
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-03
The State OF Texas, I
uonlaIcs, NugMS, ,,atbo,W'iL. { !.
tho INQUIRER

tJr tho Inquirer.
What is there in u namey l. not one just as
good a. anotherS Gentle reader you will
doubtless answer yes, ono is as good as anoth.
cr "a rose with any other name would smell
as sweet" Stay, friend; reserve your judg.
ment, and perhaps when ypu have heard my
,a'c YOU will agree with me, that Il were better
to have no name at all, than to own one like
mine, From my earliest infancy to the pres.
ent ,nc, my name has been ;',c cause of all
my usstor,unes; and ,hough horn Of highly
respectable and alllucnt parents. the namc |
Inherited from my father has been my bane /;
IL has been stare foundation for misfortune ;
|, has exercised h.,lden influence on all the
evils that have SO constantly LeG,llcn me, nor
cao any prudence, or Foresight. ON my bart,
aver, them. How, then, can be assured tina,
the worst h ovcrs Some Unforeseen accident,
pcrchanec an nntimSly fate, hangs over tho
unhappy writer, who, alas, laNmiates anJCr
the la,ci0l pame ol Smi,h' Ncs. genile read,
cr, AMI IS e that were not had enough, my IA,
tents have sdlcd 10 il the name og ,ial,n -.
John Smiih' thcrC 4 my naae. John Smith
vas Hy fathers nalte my stantlftlseg was
also namot John Smith, aud Coz aaghs know.
Shcm n'sy have hs} e,en,,.sen ofthst w.n.e.
haW wlssu a. dc0ht ", sre ,latally le$csnisa.
hm ass usa.ses, viii a5w teeja n,l history .--
So'eN twenty EiSc wears age my father l,.sses.
sod handsome sesiae0ec, siU,a,ei absat l.si,
Rile Sscn the ,een e -..-s-. ga ths Ml,s.
is,iPis ritcE ilegv he bys8. tAe,ts,tr n ith nj,
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wa iarYs ssrlsf heSsfv tie haqss. sarfa,sa.
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80 'as s'ssh Il sssss ast tsAegls,sk uAey
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speas lesa Il Nss hefs, ,a Ne seeoyAny ss
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esgsisf. .lfssssi sssh shs grssstss care IA my
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aNs prtss.sSsSsssAsa -. NrS~tssa pasel.
-tsssA~ a isse issscv. hsy4ag issssel esassaSns
sssuahssNs ca sse SAlassh siss, ss.s eSssNssss<
s3se sir~s bspsls Il wss ,as o. - >esssss. ~
50 hfsea q h@aser rxfAycxa sssx sssrasssns
sssVessst - dsse fsss 5asttcr eu~xfssr Il a.
- = sssesses ssstsrs. lseys>sA =. l@ss asss'as
NtAi 4 49,. sNsa ~ gsess t.ss<@snt
Nat ses ssfnc> ssiS 30 siss sx~s@
"wtt. sssAieA Nv ss~sssAtss. sxoe .hcsssss
4 !. nea staspssse ea TIA sss. sssl si.ess,a /
htxtecs Eay ssess sca w~pa pe Asas wsst.
esusi fs~ssstss ssss~s - ne .-~~s .~.y, -.
in "a fsssSa1elat have ne seessess tsns<s
eassssa a ssi3eSs,s siss csssss ssis wess west,
nysslsy, And sssiea 20 hss soa SAYING. slIsass,
ls,k - nc A.snsnsc ssd ssy Il IN, ~ ~ ~
a. :>ss,ssihs aay.~
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-03

RAtsga ft>St---S,rsr soESn gentle.
tasn pushiag down street Ia tlet haste, q rag.
gsd nvchin running after hin,
"M,hcr' mithcrl O' ,hsy mthcr,s
" Arc YOU calling lne, l.cy y
" feth. ,h:r, ,hwow, what 4 hurry yoa ish
Wei, speak quick What ,le yea wants
I've 10 sisae to spsfc
ith yea gssag down thruvtFr
10 lsc ssrv. sos, ii,ilv da.s,S What 10 soa
wast ,"
hy, msslhcr tAsss ms Siss sa hunt essr
Nd shpssksS,i hcn, aad 4 yoi ,lses her, wish
ss's y sassa hSs seg sne. ,ee lsa = siFNl .eok.
ns fag Aey.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-03

As Father Morris was walking through n
parish famous for lis profanity, he was stopped
by whole flock of the youthful, rcprohatcs oc
the place. Father Norris Father Mcrris' the
DEVILS dead" "is he,' said the old man he.
nigply lsyiag his hand on the head Of the neag.
ost urehin, "you poor fathcrless ohi,,lsenp'
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II. M. tRaltWOOID,

1Aorney ana Coaasellor at Lar
VIylI.L attend promptly to business intrustcd I
w his care in either OF the following countic
Via: Dewitt Lavaca, Colorado. Gonzales, Cal,
we'll and Gundalupc.
Gonzales, September |, ls53.--ll.,f
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IiNCC,,tor,s NOticc.

rTIiE County Court of Gonzales county, .havh,
! on the LIST day OF March, \. D. 1898, appointc
me executor of Adolph Mourct, deceased, of sai
county, all persons having claims against the cs,a
of said dcccdcnt must present ,hcm to me with
the time prescribed by law, aud debtors will mas
Immediate payment.
join BARBER.
Gonzales September 2, lS53.-~li..Gw
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Land OF the South.
~ nos. \. H. MIEk


Land of the South-impcrini land,
How proud thy mountains rise,
How sweet thy scenes on every hand'
How fair thy covering skicsl
But not for this-oh, not for these,
love thy fields To roam
Thou hast dtarcr spell 10 me-
Thou art my native home!
Thy rivers roll their liquid wealth
uncquall,d, TO the sen,
Thy hills and valleys bloom with health,
Aud green with vcrdurc be.
Yet not for thy proud occan-strcams,
Not for thine azure dome,
Sweet sunny sou,h!-l cling to thcc,-
Thou art my native home.
I've stood beneath Ttnlia's cline,
Beloved of tale aud song,---
On I!elvyn'S hills, proud and sublime,
Where natures wonders throng--
by Tcnpc's classic, suu-lit streams,
Where gods of old did roam,
But nc'cr have found SO fair land
AS thou--my native homcl
And thou hast proudcr glorics too,
Than nature ever gave
Peace sheds DER thee hef genial dew,
And freedoms pinious wavc,---
Fair science iingS her pearls around,
Religion lills her dome =
These, these cndcRr thee to my heart
My own loved native home.
And "hcavens best gin TO man" is thine
God bless thy rosy girls.-
Like sylvan iiowcrs, they swectly shinc,--
Their hearts nrc pure nv pcarls
And grace and goodness circle them,
Whcrc'cr their footsteps roam,---
How can then, whilst loving them,
Not love my native homey
Land of the South imperial land
Then here's u health TO thee
Long as thySnountain barriers stand,
Mayst thou bo hlcSt and iicc!--
May dark diSscnsion's banner nc'cr
Wave DER thy fertile loam,-
But should il come, there's one will dio
To save his native home!
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-03

Two loaicrs met in the street yesterday and
PASSED the compliments of the season.
jim said one, "haye you seen Halle he's
lookn' for you
" Hall what llallI" was ,Iin's answer.
"Why, 'Alco.hall,' you fooln
"Pshaw," responded liln. ",hat q poor
'yel,' and you wouldn't have caught me If
hain't been hur, last night when John ,ripped
mo up"
| John whoS" said jim
/ Dem John, You numskull"
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siss cesslss ssssa ssseDtssass fs.re ssAsssr.>
tas sisssssa~ slse Asnass-Aaa~ss.
Iorssspse ssstas-- -sssenssns~
fsass sssssssg NSs svssss sa@asy.
sss ssassestssx tsse ssrsss -s8s-ss, sssen
tssssssas rssS --stse sAzsssy ssF~ss
fas sssrvessssc the ssss~,--esxssssw.
TN tsss cnsr3sse,sa III so4lts---.a uss>
Ieys~sssse ss~sS-<s.y~as< wssl sk< sAsshk kxy.
as~~s fsrsr
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\ saxa asttxtzssssd - ess4s favorable ce.s,ss
s4ssssy A~ sss1 Eaas. lssa a.4s ieaa .s.,a~sl
ard ~ Ga 20 sise ss~sssa issaras Asas.<h css
ss,sesssss,
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-03

Nises ysssssea a u4ssis sssae~. ss~se a
s'essss~s s~sss issssH@ts. ulsSa saAsss zats,
aas.ssss y ssaee easy
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erssse ~ssssA - sSsex ssss~l - tss ess-4 ~
sSsA sst tste s-<ss sss s.sssps -ssss~s .sr<xssux
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4 esei ssssyis is tallof . s~ancessess y.ssNa
iiss s~sassy tsf'Sh raised hss eassss fssas sz9t
fses Nnaasn 80 &so@ The gasst sssa atssSfest
- tfgec tessoass ~f51ea skid iss hssAuse
Feg cart aaessi Va gsts aezs tksa ttsero hsssssl
sSt slssssss sxuasd lseease ens ta<aehtae
isst wessh msxp sssa shsee hsssasssss. shsrs'
sstssssse J sAse y esss@s nss sasssy. wAsa
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tssas<s snsesss yua u I have e. sssssxs a. Al
'sss<sssi hwet'si y sgl' Ael sesse
Sss iAs'es1 ssxxssss fiss k,sks. ssk rxnnasss
&c Fss,trsss ksx5aAss
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seei sss ssssg - ssSsss ~ MS ss,sa
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Ssss tssstx ~AssssxF ssT fsssA sssses = sssss.
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. iesastst ~ stgx ~ Ixsssss sse IA She
sss~x@ssfs wsn@esvs an eexssass NV ssacss.
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Iioi ENNrY Onc!

TAINTED, by tho undersigned, one or mo,
~ good Brick Layers, Liberal wages wi
be given. GoSS e WALLACE
Gonzales, September 8, 1863
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THE GONZALES INQUIRER
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY NY
SndATEH 81 DAViST',
~ 81 90 per Anruu, pdydJie in AdrGner
TERMS FoR ADVERTISING.

TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.
Ohc square, Ctcn lines or lc irs; insertion. .sl 90
For each subsequent Insertion. 80
libcml deduction will be made from the above
rates, to those who advertise by the year
All political addresses will be charged a. regular
advertisements.
Advertisements not marked with the number of
Insertions will be published ill forbid and charged
accordingly.
All letters of business character mus, Be post
paid 10 insure attention.
Every communication FOR publication must be
accompanied by the writer's proper name.
No communication or advertisement Of nh abu.
siyc character viii be published on oHy terms.
For announcing candidates names for any Office
Ten Doiidrs
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COMMUNICATIONS.
-. Az III L 4 N.Il,,--. ..

THERE will be public sale of part of th,
i outer town lots OF the town Of Gonzales held
on tho second Tuesdays, In the months Of Novcny
her, December and January next, at tho Court
house In the sal town of Gonzales. About
ONE HUNDRED LOTS,
suitable FOR small farms, will sbo sold. Tho term
of the sale are as follows Wiz, Ono fifth Of tin
purchase, money to bc paid on the day of salcs
the balance TO be paid in equal ins,almcnts at tll
expiration of three, six, nino and twelve month
from and after the day OF sale. All right to loV
shll be forfeited whenever the purchaser shall iii
to pay the installmcnts rs they become duo
Z by order OF the Corpomilon
WM. u. GOFF,
Secretary of Corporation.
Gonzales, August 81 iSJ3.---lt-gw
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PEAcu WoRMs. This great enemy 10 peach
growing, after destroying whole orchards,
would otherwise bc long lived and profitable,
is fortunately within our control. His opera.
tons commence at or just below tho surface Of
the ground, as may easily DO detected by tho
presence Of gum. .sel
All that is necessary IL, To bare the neck or
collar OF the tree la the fall, leaving the place
where the roots start out exposed through
the winter. In the spring, fiji in around each
tree, half peck Of air Stacked lime, or wood
ashes, and il tho earth is heapcd up on it few
inches. so much tho better. In the fall this
should be spread around the tree and the roots
barred as before. Lime and potash are both
specific manure for the peach tree, giving il
increased vigor and productivencss, and it's
leaves arc fine, healthy deep green. We have
known tln worm to bc destroyed by this treat.
lnont but whcrche has already made an entrance
he had better BIO first fcrrctcd out with the
knife aud destroyed Tho lime assists the
healing of the bark This method answers
most eilcetual AZ preventive.
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NS ENQr rIrE SroY ~ LANARrisp.---m tho
tribe OF Ncggdch, there was a horse whose
fame was spread Tar and near, and Bcdouin
of another tribe, 10y the name of Dahcr, desired
extremely 10 possess it, Having offered in
vain for Il his canels and his whole wealth. hc
hit at lcngth upon the following device, by
which he hoped TO gain the object of his dc.
sire :--
! lie resolved 10 stain his face with the uico
of an herb, To clolhc himself in rags, to tic his
legs and neck together, so n TO appear like
lame beggar. Thus equipped, ho went TO wait
Tor Nabcr, the owner of the horse, who no
knew WAS to pass that way. When hc saw
Nabcr approaching on his beautiful stecd. hc
cried out in weak voice
81 am poor stranger; for three days have
been unable 10 move from this spot TO seek for
food. am dying, help me, and heaven will
reward you
"Thc Bcdouin kindly offered to take him up
on his horse and carry him home.
But the rogue replied, III cannot rise; have
no strength LETT"
Nabcr touched with pitN dsmountcl, led
his horse to the spot, and with great diliicul-
ty, set the seeming bcggar on his back But
no sooner did Daher feel himself in the saddle
than he set spurs to the horse, and gallopcd oil,
calling out MS hc did So
"lt is ], Dahcr. | have got your horse, and
nm oil with it,"
Nabcr called out after him to stop aud lstcn.
Certain of not being pursued, he turned and
halted at q short distance from Nabcr, who
was armed with spear.
| "Ion have taken my horse" said the latter
Since heaven has wcd IL, ! wish you joy of
| II; but do conjure YOU never to tell any one
how you obtained it,
"And why notf" said Dahcr
"Bocause," said the noble Arab, "anothcr
man laight bc really ILL., and men would rcar TO
help him. You would be the cause of many
refusing TO perform an act of charity, for fear
of being duped as | have been"
Struck with shame at these words, Dahcr
was silent FOR q moment, then springing from
the horse, returned It to its owner, embracing
him. Nabcr made him accompany him to his
tent, where they spent fcw days together, and
became fast friends for life.
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