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ClIr. -" gentleman, saws a phil
osophrr, " Is On" who promptly pays for his
newspaper W hat truth and simplicity -
Ito" brief, and yet how coAprchensiyc,
II You want to travel chcapIy, put up
clothes line in your yard; You can thn 70
to Eo"r rape whenever You please, and cross
the line at minute notice
IHiNo- LNrRmEN DIFrIcULT NOT TO LOSE
oN \ RAILwAY.-A limb, or AN eye, or a tooth,
on your time, or your PATIENCE or your trunk
or luggage; or your wife, or your life
\ SSoroRlfIc.-Why is the practice Of rrais.
ing children like opium Because it's Laud-
GHHH.
Aitorary Alderman in New York, improves
upon the orthography Of common word by
spelling it on,,g,ateV.
=. Ihe{ punish people queerly in China
Ter roh'lnG pedlar, gentleman was lately
put INTO a mortar (cannon) and fired against
stone wall.
There is a man in Troy so mean, that he
wished lis landlord to reduce the price of hi,
board bill, because he had two teeth extracted
An editor somewhere in the west has be.
come 81 hollow from depending ON the print
ing business alone for bread, that he propose.
to sell himself to some gentleman, to be useu
as stove pipe
Gracious goodness - said Mrs. Parting
ton, the Clcer0ted News is dead.
One Of the LATEST men in this country Pc
sides in Iowa The only reason he don't gel
married is becamsc he ID too lazy to " stanC
PIP " Whenever he feels like gaping he EN-
ployes little boy TO pull his mouth open. .
- II wisdom's rays yohH risely seek, fir,
things observe wih cure, Of whom you speaI
TO whom you speak-0nd how-aad when-
and pherc
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Sewing Birds.

WE HAVE A VARIETY OF THESE VERY
w convenentariccs, with and without the Gu sh.
ion. Every lady should have one.
II. V. HORTON 4 co.
June 80. dHwtC
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Land Warrants.

cash paid for Land Warrants; also
~ Warrants Obtained Tor Claimants hv
WESTON & NO\ rs
Q {" Office in recks Block, over the Book Store.
Jan. l3. dSwtt
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i'ianos and sacludcOu>.
T.. IL. BRlDB CR \,

r, =. BKIUDI NJ,
423 BrOddwGg, NGr York.
TENIlE Organ clodcon with Two Rows Of Keys,
4 &c, the best instrument in the world Tor
Churches short OF the large class Organ Price $500
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CLOCkSi CJGCKSIi

W Il HAVE ItSTGOT IN A LOT OF JEROMf'S
W 80 hour and dag Clocks, of neg style and
pattern. These are the most reliable of the Yankee
Clock, and we have no hesitancy in warraning them
to run well. II. Y. HORTON 4 co.
juno 80. dIvtf
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Most Astonishing Cures of

rheumatism, St. Eitus- Dance,
Painful Sweled Joints, Paptotiun of the Heart,
Neuralgia Of the face, Periodical Headache,
Deafness, Blindness, Pains from Indigestion,
Hysterics, Dyspepsia, Uterine Pains.
EVERY DISEASE, CALLED NERVOUS,
Is quickly and rapidly cured, by simply wearir,; the
Chains for q few hours each day.
The Chains first introduced in tho city of
New York, where they exhibited to Professors
Valentine Mott, Van Buren,, Post and Carnochan,
who readily discovered that they possessed Strange
and Sinrnnr Power of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-23

- The rorpctrator Of the following, is at
liberty on writ of habeaS corpus
How much fourth proof brandy must
man take to make boy Of him
Answcr-Enough to make his heal s,c,n,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-23
FUR.\ITERE U1REH DESE.
III y Il TS x Il; Ts

Al uiIES\Ii MD RETAIL DEAL
ER in Sofas y van. 'rrir-a-'etcs O'tomans,
" II pgany lul Game seat ChnIrs C. .utrr, Pierand
Card rabl"s with Nath.r. Mahogany and Black
Walnut Tops Furniture OF nl kin DIS Painted
ChauherS''i- Mattresses Feathers Wil.rw Ware
Window Comict hooking.G 'nsss G., cks ,Ficin.e
Frames BfG Cages .lris Pals Boxes brooms &c.
Also, Piano Fortes ''oudoir Plcculo"a aud Squa,e
rom ia" Nannllrtoricsu Ut tnr most ccchrntrd Bos
ON makers = West side Of Court house Square
Burlington VT, April, 1852. Wit,
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PROCLAMATION
To the Citizens of Burlington.
tlJLV r NJ A G. II Err,

HTDRO-- ELEC7RIC Ft!LTITT TWNTNN,
CONSTRUCTED TO BE WORN NEXT TO THE
~ skin, producing constant current of mlntr-
ruptcd Electro Misunderstanding IMMEDIATE RE-
LIEF, FROM ALL ACUTE PAINS, and
Permanent Cure Of all Neura'gtc Diseases.
PuLvEnMACHEn's Electric CHAINS Wort first
Nervous Diseases, and after being submitted to the
most thorough trial, in every Hospital in Paris, by
the most learned Professors in that city, they were
recommended to the Goycrnmcn, of France" who
granted Patent for the discovery. During the year
lsjl-2, they were introduced in Germany, Austria,
Prussia and England and one year since, Introduced
and Patented by the United states Government.
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NOM

s. VI. PETTENGILL&CO ADVERTISING AGENCY
l22 Nassau ST N. York e. 10 State ST. Boston.
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in SURED.
MERCHANTS LAKE BOAT LINE.
PR OP RI EFT 0 r

THO'N n. NFIELD, BURLTNGTON, VI
gNORW ARDING TO AND FROM BOSTON
Il New York, Albany, Troy, Montreal and al
Ports ON Lake CHAMPAIGN. Also, to Ports on the -
Lawrence, Lake Ontario and UfLer Lakes, via Og
dcnsburgh aud Caus hnUwaga Railroads
The Merchants Line will consist of
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Atlantic White lead.

II NC PAINTS, VERMONT LIN.
= ED or, bored do ana other Pnurue
hh'eihs too numerous to mention i.st rccrlNcd and
or s'ltchrap nv A. q. STRONG.
May "a. dNwit
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Watches and .BcWcirV.
Narhlcixcd From ,nantcIs.

COLI MNS. TANIE TUPS, NJ, nc.
In Imitation of the choicest arblcs,
Manufactured by the
Sdla0qH6cr Mdrbie Company, Sl3 Broddrdy
NEN YORK.
SILAS c. HERRING.
En.in.s. nnnlrtulnnl- L L l-SINN- Z mnnlhs
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d a Va y
:J:s. GEO EEnrrrl, slIO,,,.

- ROBINSON co., offer for sale at No. 80
- Canal street, opposite boston and Maine Pas.
scnger Depot, $4,000 barrels Ohio Michigan, In
diana and tennessee Flour extra, fancys, and SUI
pcrfne, which they will deliver at the following
places to suit customers, viz. boston, Albany, Og
dcnsburg, Montreal and Portland. yl2w4
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kisss'cy 81 snarlinS,

WHOLESALE DRtGGIsTS
81 |'SStV strrt Dsnr tir''nWj,h Sfrcd, Nrw York.
4 RDERS personally or by letter equally regarded
" III prices, qualitics, dispatch, &c. ly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-23

LIN sizes suitable for the smallest private family
- or Hotel OF the largest class Io, air fixtures
TO warm additional r0nms can he attached il de-
sired. Also water backs TOR heating water for bath
ing and other purposes. Together with a large as
-urlment OF cooking, paror and box stoves OF every
description, ter n by K. BRONSON.
CoIlsGe ST. Burlington, June 9, d6t&wtf
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sPiaIhO E'UrtfS.

All Broad,ray Ne" YORK.
FENliE Largest and Best Assortment of first class
u Piano fortcs in New York, both with and with
out the .f.olan Attachment, may be found in a /
broadway. All p.rsons wishing good instrument
AT low price will he to find one at
LINCOLN i TllON PSON'S,
ly AL broadway, New \ ork.
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'sEsp Escss saajv SSyc

e ALLNKD'S Now and Improved Fltion IS the
cheapest and best article offered to the
public. II will color the Hair any shade in twenty
minutes Puncipal OGic,, 1913 BroaGcay,
LEW YORK. ly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-23

-DEtTH At THE TABLE.-Mr. John Brad
ley Of Westminster died on the Sth Of
November, while taking some refreshments
lie had just taken the last mouthful into hi,
mouth when the messenger came and called
him away. lie died without "A struggle O,
motion, remaining erect in his chair. II !,
supposed his disease WAS in his hcaft.--
ChrOaiclc.
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Removal 4. !!
Removal !!

n RUST HAS REMOVE ED HIS MUSIC
-. STORE to No. !, Bank Block, door east of
the Farmers d Mechanics Bank, where he has II
| complete assortment OF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-22

The mail from Shreveport, did not reach
Marshall until after nine o'clock, Thursday
night, and, ~ usual. Of lats. brought no
New Orleans papers. The delay Of the
mail on thb route has become quite fre>
qssst; semstImss. indeed. Il does not reach
hses until shs next day aNsr Il 10 due. This
b assribxsahls to The wselch<d situation Of
he road. which has not bssn In proper or.
der for the last twelve months. II some o.
the ovsrsesss ~ not returned. We shall thinL
il very strange. During the whole 81 Ii.
present winter, this road has been nsglectet
~hsn its coalition was he subject Of uni
vsrsai complaint And while We are on
this subject. ws may u we'll remark thai
the propsistors Of the stage line bslwess
here and Shreveport. do not keep horse,
enough on the rosie. There 10 bat on,
change between Thy and Shreveport, dia
lance Of forty three miles. and ~ horse
that sre driven into Marshall. (sonstime
reaching here II 10 or II o'clock Il night.
are again cent oct In the morning. This, !
appsars to -. = . very bad arrang smsal
'rhsrs ossht y = three changes bsswss,
here and Shreveport. particularly Ia IL.
soadieios 'hs sseds ar At pssssnt W,
believe shs psspsiesos Of H. line wonl.
|eAvs money b stopsisg this coarse.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-22

TmE FRrsmvr> AND RAILRoAp Acci
psNrs.--Wc have already mentond the
recurrence OF An accident on the rnilroad
near Madison, Indiana. We have SOME
additional particulars from the Louisviii.
journal aud the account 81 another fatal
~ecident C,sscens.
III. fright train leaving indianapolis.
az the 9Th. cor Madison. in crossing n
bridge mvrn miles out. got II part Of the
WI, across. WHEN the bridge gave way.
.nsulI sl.ing the locomotive, tender, and six
ii the ten ears al barrel pork, tlour, aud
WHEAT. with three men ON the trsin, in thr
b"istrons a Alters beneath. The engineer
and fireman were drowned; their b..dies
were obtained. The superintendent. u the
carpenter shop =. Indianapolis. Indiana.
WA lost.
Tire. bridges on this road were destroy
ed-the bridge wher. this accident occur.
red. Dayoa bridge, aud the one over Have
creek. C"pnrnllell.d destruction Of corn
~ all the river bo'tons has occurred.
We near Of similar accident 10 4
freight train. going out u" the 9th from
indianapolis towards Lafayette. the whole
train rnnning into Sand crvek. after the
bridge had been washed away. aud al on
hoard, 6vs IL number, drowned.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-22


Ma. EpIros:
You are tolsrably good at putting steam.
bosts. judging hom the manner IN which
YOU have exercised your abilities IN that
line In ptaising the Cisons. Let me call
your attention to the fact that the C.~o.,a
charges hkhsr than any other boat in the
Lake trade. Taking advantage Of The
close Of tn season, she has raised the price
Of carving out cotton from o. - Per bale
to sl.75. and up freight from Is csn,s per
barrel to 81 and 81 25. She did the same
last year. Now ~ ono Of tho fri.sds OF
the Clsona, wss willing to ship BY It
IN preference to any other boas, 70 long ~
She charges to more than Others: hat
when she tnkes occasion q ~ has done,
!" raise the prices, just hsesass she has The
Lake shippers Ia her pswsr. | for one will
support her no longer. And HI me ray to
yoa that think the psseties Of making
psts' Of stsambnAts aae stsamhoat cap.
tains had policy; o~s a lsest that b.,
not worked well Ii ~ Lake tsads.
4 MERCHANT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-22

Rse R,vsa RAvr.-Jhs oosth ~
II ~ plses contains. lsrles lsst ~
: dhlsn u he esinlnal sAvsseiesn
~ tesslps Of reepsosls - - fsse
ths shave ohassnslloo. n tesuts
w,odifed = skas "tks ran shall not ~
sedefed % Fsnoved until the river. tn.
~ the sentire space now ob.tfuctea y !,
Mali have continued orrn and "ss'gsrL, +
steamboats, during Al least ons entire
water season." The 6nsl iurl'ecs'"" = :. y
work will not take place s"til one ~
after the sams sl,all hsvs l,een repo's !.
apparently completed. There 70 e''
said about keeping ne river open
term Of years. Ladde Gssetts.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-22

A Aghs o<esrreA u HosstoH ~ ~
snse, bstwsss . gsHslsasan By ~ NJ
II nsdson. aud n. Grant Of Assn" ~ n.
~, which rssslov1 h H. dsath Of -
tss 'ras wsAPsss $50 wsss
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-22

lu.u 81 let" 10" 40 =.
r. ffa,. i.i OF the road shall
...It..r. a .febl the valae IL land n III
,o,s. what nsav No not predicate OF our
ovn, And where 10 there any room Tor
Ia King ds,fu,, or the III. hie.t mi-gNing !
II should nlsn be remembered that the tax
pny.rs. in addition TO III. appreciation OF
their property become stock holders IN the
company and ii the pas. may furnish 4
prerrden, to interpret the future. !" iui'
view Of aiI the elements entering into or
affecting the problem, the opinion that the
,osd will pay well. cannot be accounted
visionary.
The plan proposed seems I" ~ just and
reasonable because sll contribute t" h"td
IN. road who arc most directly benefited
by il. Man, have withheld their sub.criP'
tons, and aid, aud. comfort because
wealthy Planters and large es'atrs "f M
nors, are most directly prntted, while the
burden Of building the road has fallen upon
a few. Again. h,hers give It the "c"ld
shoulder" ka,ine that in the competition
of land and water communication. tins
former will be the defeated party. There
are valnsble statistics on this division OF
our subject, To whirh IT some future day
| may refer. Bu, this much may be- saf~l,
offered That in view Of the nnrerfd'a't
Of navigation on our srtpen'ine ah'
shaggy s,ream-oi tho time required io'
the Journey AID the thousand dangers which
attend il, that far large period Of thu
I'm
transportation " MI IT'S own way Again
there M. some, who fear lis drlcteri,us ct
lrct upon towns on the line Of the 4
and SAY the inevitable tendency is. to con
ceutfat. all trade in III. t.smiu, cities. Such
hitherto, ha. been the general impression
aud We, rercnt Investigations have sl,cits.
class If facts which viii modify, II no
IN toto. reverse that view We ave u
the Infancy Of railroads Hitherto Sw'
have been experimenting We are nov
approaching the era of results --:nagniti
cent aud s,upendnos indeed. aud oite,
startling with their" shocks of surprise
Nor need any tear tina. the road will fol
long period. have its terminus at Marshall
Beyond US is rich country, and a hardy
.rh rv,i>ug. and Intelligent people. wh'
will ~ tain their parts IN the great novr
m-nt ol pushing the column forward,
To halt Only where il connects Us with the
nur,ieruus mountains Of California. Self
interest. State pi.'r, she patriotism whcl
"looks he(or, aud after aud all enlarged
and hopeful motives nf action call upon "
oat Of our respective treasures, to AISLE
i" la,ing
"Th. iron bands the iron hands,
The proves Of mems rln.pns hands,
That bad together dis an, lands
JIsTITIA.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-22

q Or ~ weaid call il'p atsAiion n our
nssi, mar fa trends. and .lias whp es
eel 10 g,a into that ststs al dnallo hiss
ssdnsss s59rly 90 tbe aisesiisereat r.
acssrs. {. f.ixr x josrs. ard 10 tliai OF
Il Epoy sa IL Co, which vii be io1niol
TIE rsrl page 'th.y are larse aud els
gsal es,srishmenis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-22
e osyrsspsnAsuts

We have received the poetry Of "f. y.
L." entitled " Rssollec,ions Of Home"
The first verse; are como Of them very
good, with one or two cxceptionablc lines
But tho last two verses do not comporl
with the bs!snee, and are wanting in force
and psrspicuity. We would not have t''n
writer infer from what W. have said that
W. have . mean opinion Of his talents. Oh
tho contrary. We admire the tasts shown |"
the selection Of his subject. aaa bis rehcc'
tons upon il.
One Of the most dissgreeable and dill.
cult duties an editor ha. Ia perform, is the
refusal to publish the contributions that are
seut hin, and Cor tho simple reason that
they generally como from his hes. friends.
We have. in our time, published many Mr.
.iclss u verse aud prose. which met the
condemnation Of our Judgment. We had ut
tho courage to refuse Our modesty and
good feeling nearly always prevailed. (It
pans vs., l0ueeu, WUcU WV VIHk VIM an
immense stock ws have on hand Of these
virtues. sllevis,ed somewhat. however, by
the reflection that We are \ burning and
shining light" to our ,uoross and crusty
cotemporsries)
Any one Of ordinary capacity. says Ches.
terrified. by din. Of study and perseverance,.
can make solsrably good prose writer.
hut poetry Gomez from inspiration. and can
not be acquired. When, therefore. some
lovs-sick swain desires Ia breathe In Ear-
monious numbers HE burning thoughts TO
biz lady love, We would advise him instead
Of making = Judy Of himself, to hunt among
The standard works for some piece ,hat'fts
bio case; copy il; and then write US where
he got il with few words Of endorsement.
In future We will be more careful than we
nave tesn. and will publish no more excep
ionsbls poetry--if We can helpit. These
however, have no alInsicn to
T. r. L.. or his poetry. hat are written for
he benefit Of correspondents in general.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-22

J. ...sxs IG1 ,s-, - wsuA - vsq ~ -
NM i. I9plisn In ths sss'ass'e,
~s,,sss 1suas~d - The STATED ~a'e. ~,
=, ,hs sss1isioss u shs e.s. s""ncs -
=. se,.u,,nd sovssesaes.t price. "s' '"s. !.
---h =. the land tAsusgh which 'he '". y.
...,.,., ma. Il not Of uml6vesm value, | w"a'.
1900, that tho mx should b. scss''eteo
=, - n.r cen. on ns jsst assessment ~
vhich The son, collected will sary Wv" ~.
ou.I;ty or v.lae Of the land %" d'h"se"'
,,c,ion., or parts ii the SAME section o.
~. ,c,d: and il soms cnscs less viii %
...uu.,.d th.n i. sufficient, which will bs
made 10 BY the excess obss'"ed ~ "'"e'
;n.,.,c-s We also propose that tho tai
b. collected in three annua! miscellaneous .,
iii. railroad corporation. and stock !" "'
road be issued Tor an equivalent se'o""
uron payment thereof. .,..
IN. plas presented above, or some P'.s
.iwll,, To- it il outline, IL modified ;: ds's"
w.. believe 70 he the most equitable eve
.dor,,d: ~ all are required I" assist. whc''
ali are bench,trd; and relatively, 10 t"e'
r.,n.c,iy. brneti,s The system canno
prorery be considered onsrou', whe" .n'
t.x !. limited to 4 per cent annually, on tn
value Of the land. which in most cas-,. u
i.c,.n..J value will double. treble, 81 quad
rv,Lr. nav sometime reach ten fold the sun
maid: in i, is an ascertainsd factths cou"
try through which the road passes. - az
4 HANGED IN raiur more han the coal ~ bntd
;.r m, entire road. We may see ~, illus
t,,,,on in ii, recent hnd SAILS in Illinois
where lands which have been offered at tn
minimum pin. nj 81 Tor 10 years, WIN
ou, boy.,s. during III. late s~''I t71Hha q
~ a. 90: ,nd wen l,,....n tn shat U'uU
b .. .......... INA. te.tpts ...i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-22

- 1l1s
q M 1885, svs,A1a< y selw ssats
pa(st: ~ slsss linsslf fs. =
,ssss sss.sds.si,s spss. 70 Ii. - ~ =
i,pesf ~ R.pstAsss, IN d''<sss = Ssess
Tie writer evidently sa'"ss b"
~ ~ severe. Friend barrett. !" '''s'
"a a,aAs 4 ss;ll more 10. BY embarrassment
calls ~ assieIs . pill. We e""'~'s that
v. thepehs Il possessed all the "as'ea""s
c..liti,s al, medicine, without any OF the
.als,.,y ingredients. "i.ss'her and p'"'
nrila; i" " hsi<A<ss lawys,s the e'"p'
,ion Of mud volcano. ga'el'ug aud ''"s>
rishly sin,mering with IN occas'on'' tef'''''
absurd mud explosion; :" what a rich "''
srina.ion y Eclipse" diss"i"n sheet.
which hs applies to the Republican; the
elegant expression. " p'cpsl." DC, Sc, are
some Of the phrases selected At random, ~
which this communication" 10 distinguished
The fancy Of the writer 10 ~ tS'lid aud
6lthv a. his STYLE. We are not the enemy
mn, do w. desire to be the asssi'apt Ut
Judse Evans. n we Were, We should need
oothinv better than his article for text
Will We do no, approve Judge EvH"s's
course in relation to the Judgesh'P. We
would be very far from saying A"y'''"s
disre.p.ctfu! Of him as u gentleman We
arc. and have been, PEI sonally 'ric"dl' L"
him. We deem IL unnecessary 10 reply At
length To the impotence and n'e"dse''y o'
phocion." His assertions that 'hs Fl
publican il, or ever h. .reu, l"u loo
sheet !. aitA snd canaul bc sn,,aineh
,Ar Assoc is thr asserHna tAs' vr l.v"
el,..,A even fpreui a.mocrlt ~ the
,-,.I.. W. ID. u.,ef been the personal
s..er.n, oil an. public mar, Their public
acts, however, are legitimate subjects OF
discussion and anima,ver.ion, aud we shall
continue TO express our opinions. fea'less',
bu, respectfully, offend whom it may.
" Phocion." prc,ends TO be very much Of
democrat. hut we have good reason t" Ike
lieve he is a whg, and that lis ohlecti Is to
create disaf!,clion IN the democratic ranks.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-22

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