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the most paroxysms If Cramps, it instantly aays
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health and strength into the weak disabled hme disease
eaten limb and joint. If Sick Headache Neuralgia if D
arrhma Rheumasms act you it will instantly stop the
pain and by taking it internally will cleanse and sweeten
the Stomach give strength and vitality to the nerves
der them and strong and ronproof against renewed
attacks of pain Railways Ready Relief is composed of &C
tive and positive properties nothing inert useless dan
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relieve pain and cure its
N.B.-The sick will please bear in mind that prepare
three different edies R. r. Relief however quick it
stops pain, will not all diseases. All acute pains
arising from diseased action Nervousness Langud Crcu
aton Weakness &c, it will quickly But for diseases
arising from Bad Blood Railways Renoyating Resolvent
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Price of Resolvent 81 per bottle
R.R. R. No. 3-Radway's Regulators insure to all who
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Price % cents. (novI-lm
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A WARNING.

Delay not; harbor in your mind that sentence OF
fools philosophy that disease will get well of ITSELF or
that you with certain medicines for few dollars
Beware how you tamper with your general welfare.
Ye wild and vicious youths why will ye persist in dosing
with the filthy ndussatHg compounds daily profered, there
by imparng your appetite and digestion and destroying
you mentally well physically when you be cured
with few doses of pleasant mediciness
Ye rakes of every age and condition. why will We suffer
and repne and drag miserable existence untitled for
the enjoyment and ordinary pursuits of lifel You
who thus annoyed and wish to be restored to health and
ygor by treatment pleasant and efectuai should
consult Dr. NORRIS His in chronicle Diseases has
been greater than that of any other physician of his day
Many who have been for afflicted with disease or con-
sequences resulting from have been restored to
health and vgor under his really scientific treatment
Should personal interview be Objectionable state your
disease in writing FIVE dollar-address DIR. W.
H. NORRIS through the POstOac Nashville Tenn, and
package of medicines securely putup viii be sent Pri
vatey and with dispatch, full directions Herewith, and
no questions asked. .a-..... .. -r
Persons living at distance and afflicted with Scrofals,
old Ulcers letter CaAesrs Piles, Fistad IN Ano GraVeI
Structures Gsts any disease whatever of aggrava-
ted mali grant charter be cured at home by consult
ing Dr. MoRRIs by letter. post paid enclosing i've dollars
Medicines pleasant and safe be sent per mail to any
part of the United States. H.rs.ill
Particular attention given to the treatment of female
plants Ladies who may be afflicted with Irregularities
Flour Aus or Whites, ProLapsHs Uteri or Falling q
tie H0na5, would do well to lay aside all false decacy
and promptly consult the DIR. CURES Warranted
Office over Mutual Protection Insurance Office, Cedar st.,
near Post Office. Room, No Il up stairs move IT,
~ At the Yerandah Hotel, kept by Mrs In
MoSpsox and her sonnlaw Mr.. BAcHus there is gentle
man from Scott County KY who for tcVs oahs. suffer
ed greatly from chronic disease of the stomach and bowels
which could not be removed by the most approved practice
respected and continued it for the DecOr's sake
He had paid his Doctors Bill, without any calculation Of
making another thinking it of use; and e1
pressed any hope of his recovery except stranger who
happened pass that way and advised hmtO different
course of treatment which has this recommendation, that
IN IRE aceeEs time If has made him feel like engaging in
business But why does he out Of this spell Of sick
ness strong advocate of DIR. ArnOld's Union Pillsf
Because they the principal remedy used in the treat
ment of his case and their efficacy he is principally in
debted his recovery Should not such publish
ed? If some persons opposed to their publication can
ANYBODY tell us the why? --...- --a44
The gentleman above referred to is ELIAS SToNB BROTH
er of JoHH Stone the clerk at the YERANDAH rrr
Nashville, Oct. l9-tf -...s.
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DIR. Morse,s Invigoratipg Cordial.

The only sure and safe Remedy tdscovered Gene
al Debility Physical Prosration Irritabiy, and sill the
rious train Of Nervous Aecons will remove Depres
ion, Excitement, Dislike Society," ncapaey for Study or
Business, Loss of Memory, Mental Debility, &c. &c See
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HIBBERT'S I'M
TIME SALE OF GROCERIES.

TIME SALE OF GROCERIEs.
ON WEDNESDAY, Nov. sOth, 1858, we will offer al
~ Public Sale
100 half bbls extra Golden Syrup;
so bbls
so Wilshires Recied Whisky;
10 Il casks Burgundy PORT
10 u pipes Marrett Cos Brandy;
500 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, all grades;
IS cases RegaEa and Principe Segars various grades;
500 bundles Ohio Wrapping Paper;
100 cases Durkees celebrated Baking Powders;
100 casks Newcastle bicarbonate Soda:
20 bbls Mason new medium Backing
100 boxes Fancy Soap;
so cases Cut and Dry Smoking Tobacco;
10 Honey Dew Scotch Snuff in bottles;
With various other articles.
The goods viii be put up in usual quantities with lib
eral privileges
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums under s20O. cash;
d" over $500, and under $780, so DAVIS
" $500, and under $1,000 80 DAYS. -..I@
Z" $1,000 four months for approved endorsed
notes payable in one Of the City Banks.
nOv26 W. II, GORDON 4 co.
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Currency being plenty, and Eastern Exchange
rather scarce prices Of the latter have advanced to
Gal per cent premium, Bankers checks bringing the
latter rates. Bills on the East are going out of
doors at IT per month, New Orleans l4c.-Cia-
cinnGti Gazette 2lst
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T ARGE SALE OF FANCY GOODS, TOYS,
i &c, &c, Wednesday, December 7th Is5 sale -
commence at 10 O'Clock. A. ~ and be continued until
the goods sold Among the lot will be found the great
est variety Of TOYS Work Boxes Ladies' and Gents Dress
ing Cases Clocks Tables Dolls Guns Glass Boxes Sheep
FOes &C. the variety H. altogether oonwnerous to
ton. Sale positive, and without Terms Cash
nOv26-tf j. =. DUNTON
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THE BEST OF BOOTS AND SHOES ARE ALWAYS Thu
CHEAPEST AI

CHARLES SAVERS corner Of Market and -ss,.
~ Union streets, would say to his customers and III
the public that he still continues manufacture sill ~
kinds OF Boots and Shoes at the shortest notice and of good
materials He has hand large stock Of the above
named articles both heavy and light Of the latest ishon
OF his own make which he offers for sale low prices
as the same quality be purchased in the city An he
asks is to give him call and be convinced that It is to the
interest OF the buyer TO encourage home industry He also
makes to order and keeps hand superior article of La
dies Shoes, suitable for fall and winter wear.
s Re7airing done at the shortest notice and on rea
sonable terms. VIC Oct4-3m
CTRAYED.-AD DARK BAY MARE ABOUT
y eight years old fifteen hands high, heavy name and
TAIL one hind foot white supposed to be with oa Infor-
nation of the animal will be literally rewarded by calling
at Prices Livery stable. NOv1s-6
nR.T.L. BRYAN respectfully offers bis services to
~ the citizens of Nashville the practice of Medicine,
and especially in the treatment of Chronic Diseases Oe
fen on the corner of Union and Summer streets.
ine IL, 1853
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New Orleans gives the following statement of their
doings through the late epidemic, from July 10th
TO the 29th Oct:
Number of cases taken undercharge Of
the Association, 1925
Number of deaths 1856
Discharged, 1869
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n - NEW BOOKS.
CLOUDED HAPPINESS: A novel. Translated from
the French of the Countess DOrsay; being No. Is4 of
Harpers Library of Select Novels.
BLEAK HOUSE By Chas Dickens. Another supply
of the Cheap Edition.
THE COUNTESS DE CHARNEY; or, The Fall of the
French Monarchy. BY Alexander Dumas
THEATRICAL PLAYS-lOO different kinds-ths day
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DIR. Morse's InVigorating Elixir COrdiai---
Among all herbs applied in medical practice that which
forms the main ingredient in this preparation stands su
preme tits Natures eatholocon Had the travels of Dr.
Morse which has added much to Science in its various
branches resulted in the discovery of this herb alone he
would still have been the greatest benefacOr of the age
Mineral remedies utterly superseded by this purely We
geabe specific And you weak dyspeptc, nervous, sub
ect to sudden Pushes CONFUSED with aga tic do
re irregular any physical function enervated in any
organ; subject spasmodic pains of any kind Here is
your remedy Is your mind your memory couded; does
your head fail you business you depressed in spirits
debiitated worn out and utterly out of heart " Here
your renovator. Here is stmuanE effective than
alcohol permanent its effects and harmless to the system
Us filtered water Think of these things you that sick
and suffering and test words by experiment.
The Cordial is put up highly concentrated, in pint bot
Ties Price three dollars per bottle two for five dollars six
for twelve dollars. CHI. RING, Proprietor,
192, Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
the West Indies, and by W. F. GRAY, SOLE AGENT,
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BREES' RAILWAY PRACTICE: A Collection ofwcr-
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Public Works Of the most Celebrated Engineers Contain
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Canals Locks Suices and the various Works on Rivers
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Tunnels Cuttings and Embankments; Water Works Gas
Works, WaterWhees Mills, Engines. &c, &c Third
Edition. with additional Examinations. nOy99
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GREGORY'S OR. WILLIAM LETTERS ON AM
NAL MAGNETISM. Addressed to 4 Candid Inquirer.
London, 1852.
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MANTELLS PICTORIAL ATLAS OF FOSSIL RE-
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Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
the West Indies and by w. F. GRAY, SOLEAGENT
successor to Cartright Armstrong, Market
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BRANDE'S DICTIONARY OF SCIENCE. LrTERA.
TURE AND ART.-COmPrising the History, Deserpiionl
and Scientific Principles ofevery Branch Of Human Know
edge; with the Derivation and Definition Of all the Terms
in General use. lvob SvO London 1882
- This is new edition of this valuable work. with
much supplemental matter Illustrated by numerous en-
cravings on wood The various Departments By Eminent
Literary and Scientific Gentlemen
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BLACKS GENERAL ATLAS OF THEwORLD; Com
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DRAWING AND MATHEMATICAL IN
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-18

Spare NJ Heart ffsm Growing Oh.
Old Time, ask n boon Of thee
Thou 1t stripped my heart o: many FRIEND
Ts'rn half ny jays and al my glcc-
De just for e.rc - :::ake amrnd;
And since thy hand must leave ils trace,
Turn locks to grey, turn blood TO cold
Do ~hat thou wilt with form and fnce.
But spass my heart from growing old.
know thou At taken from many mind
Its dearest wealth, i'S choicest store,
And only lingering left behind
Der wise experience bitter lore.
T Is sad to mark the minds decay,
Feel wi, grow dim and memory Old
Take these, old Tune. take all away
But spare my heart from growing old
e.~- ~. 10 iive with friendship ,til,
And hope aud lovs Ill life be DER
lie. be the fr., the final chill
That bids the bosom bornd no more.
That 40 when am passed away,
And in my grave lie slnmberiny cold.
With fond remembrance friend. may say,
:" His heart hi, heart grew never old"
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MI ) T. l.. |. |. \ N Y.
JAMES BOWIE.
THE NAsoLEoS or DuELfsrs.


n, N. cv.,,o Of the All Of June. 1895.
n. ,,..m.r "Rob,oy." started from 81
ami. ., N.w O,is.n, with 4. full crowd Of
n....nvr,.. Immediately after j." getting
GOOD he.dway." 10 use the isvorits back
.ood.. olr.se. one persou attracted univsr.
al .,,.nsion hy N. ANNOYING ~sperne.s
With which hs ends svored u make up a
marty nj cards. Indeed. his oft repeated
md ,.,.eye,;uu efforts to that end toou
h.r.w. insulting aud uncomfortable; vet bic
.,n.,r.oce VA, such =. 10 deter thu braves.
an ho.rd from administering the chsa,ise
,.o, he 40 riehlv deserved. n. was a
h".. ,n... If mighty hon. and mu,c,s,
III, .w.,,hy f..,.,-. thu imo,s.. az many
,.i.r.,rv a.,t ave-. wh,ch .sem.d
to no..s,. The mower Of blasting The bs
hnld.,cold cleaning evs. surh A. haunt
H. m.mo,y nsinf.liv-. r.nk luuu,isncs
~ ,",d M..L hair imm.,.. whi,Lc,s and
"..s,..h. MI. ..v..s looking creature
.".s h.h;,.a In IN. .os,li.., claiming. and
.d.,n.d viii : ,,of..ior NJ i.wclry i: while
~. o.,l;u.. n several r,u,d.rou, weapons
y" ~ .l.;"l, di.,iro.i.hshls beneath The
s..d. v..1 - suoe,6o. cost No, did
Z. Nod ths1 10 render him an object Of
..,,", A eoop,ssu, IN n. Ar, Of bsD;aSk
s.n. ,vm,ss,;os would have confidently
...ss...d hir. = m.,sh 70, snv Ave- o"
r. dscL xi,hovt sny aid from lead or
scid .,s.i
eo'o 49, 49,. a.. 80. s.,.... +. ,,.x.u.
u T." =. , |. ws.i,I Nv .o"n. m.rshsn, Of Match.
y" ~.
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M I Collin. Irayson. D~n.on, Kauf.
man sad Cooke will elect one Senator, and
make rstsrns 10 tls chief jssties Of Collin
county.
No 3. Dallas, Tarrant and EiIis will
elect one &nstor. snd make rstsrus 10 tho
chief jss'ies Of Dallas eoansy,
No o. Upshsr and Wood will elect one
SsnstnF. and make returns to ths chief ius
ties Of Upshur county.
No 7. Csss and Titss will elect one
Senator. s"d mako rsssrns 70 TIE chief iss.
tee Of Csss eoanty.
No 9. Harrison will elect one Senator.
and make rsssras 10 The chief justice VI
Harrison county.
No Q. Rusk will elect one Senator. and
make rstarns to The chief jssties Of Rssk
county.
No 10. Smith and Van Zsndt will elect
oas Senator. and make rssssss to The chief
justice Of Smith Cosnsy.
No II. Chssokes will elect one Ssns>
Tor. and make Fstssss y " chief Justice
Of Cherokee eosaty.
No ~ Andersen end Hosstea will
sssse oes Ssaator. and make rstssns 10 ths
chief justice VI Andersen comfy.
No Is. Nscogdoches and Angelina will
fleet one Senator. and make rsssms 10 Tie
phisf justice Of Naeogdochss sosnty.
No H., Shelby and Paaols will elect
-. - f-f
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There never was . jury empaaasllsd 10
the wttt who would have brought IN ~
diet against any man for killing him. aaS
more ~specislly under the circumstances.
because public opiaios pronounced that hs
ough. to be killed. May sssh we're the
despsrsdoss tbs, Bowie commonly sxssr-
minated.
The generous victor Immediately pro-
ce~ded to the ladies' cabin. and vsstorsd
the winnings Of the gambler TO thu young
merchant and his bss ssifai wife. who both
received the boon a. gin kon heaven.
with ~ much gratitude ~ joy.
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NlNNlNA go F"a MN WV
stroke Of The kni'e.
The hoy wcrs, but did not resist 81.
the barbarous orGW was executed
"Would you lose your othsr oH' ~
than fail OF your purpose 7" was 'he n
question.
al have suffered much. hut for tiy iaf
can suffer still" was the heroic s.s'
Of the boy.
The other ear wasstsken Oft p'ec d
without hinching On the part Of t. No
child.
And now gol" exclaimed Mo TO.
touched by his sublime coursge. It 'a'
Of auch son must die I"
In tho presence Of his sgon'' ID
vainly suffering son. the Pst'ios fathef
then executed. Never did a life pct
exhibit such truthful lights and 8 'f.'
national character; such deep sfea1i
Gus viIlainy; such loity. snstas's'
roisn.
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eletteo poetrp,


v,csn the New Or-ss Picsyune,
TO NJ oe0 oo8oo&1aA09n
How fondly mnsmb<r
When myself and brother too.
One morning In December
First went to sshool TO yos:
The by-pa,h We Nd chosen
Was choked With drilled snow.
But we creased thl hill. pond ftessn,
And had no, l.tto 20.
The house vas low and sunken,
The achool.hosss in the lane.
The old oak door was shrunken,
The roof lei In he rain:
T was there you uisd 10 traia ~
To wisdou and y xvth,
To guide ~ aad rsSlssin ~
From all the snare Of yenlL.
on an yesr young rspinngs
We thought you stern ard cold.
Before We knew tie coinings
FROM ~ your heart OF goId;
In darker days We needed
Those precep,s cast asids,
Those couhs<ls Oft uaheedsd,
That true and faithful guide.
You used to laugh 20 oitsn
Al my love for little Jane;
Luch love can never soften
T''s lonely heart again!
nse'i &, w,,ch Al even
To mres hel - sh- passed
she be-, -neA q lils from HsAvsa
Too be.ulf' 20 lass.
But now the grave is lonely
Where she 20 long has lain;
And Of all that incurred her. oaly
Blu. you and remaia;
An old man waiting me~k;y
His time to pass away,
Aid one that wanders weakly
And fear. to 60 or stay. OLo.
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[ IA most touching iastance Of hsroIsm,
aud one Of most atsociDss acts Of cruelty.
the truth Of which b voaehsd ue
most r.spectablc autb1tity. occar odne
tho Coloa,bian struggle Tor hide ,aace
The Spanish General Movillo. most
Lloodlhirsty and tsssshssoss 10 the
Spanish King, who. wss sssatsd not nj
CartAaesnis sxd Marquis = Il Pos. ~
ssvvines which rather entitled ! n 40 80
di.tinctioa II butcher or hangmas Wade
seated In bis ts,a ono day. he BOY
before him drowned In tears. Ihiel
demanded Of him fos what paspo be was
there.
The child replied that he he'd COMO "a
beg the life Of biz father, thsa = senei
In Morillo's camp.
"What can you do 10 save lf iath
sri" asked shs Gessral.
~ can do bst little, but whstI sn snsii
be DONE"
Morillo seized the little fsIlss suf aa
said. "wouDd yos setter yoar e. i' Pa
taken Of to procure your nther's
- eefte'r'r would" wAs the = "a
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TVS MoprL I.rcl,LAruax.--The
isla,ure of Rhode fslssd sdlussss Il
week. sner = s~ssion Of four days -
this time. the State officers wso inasgasur
ted, = United States Senator To- dx ysesaI
and nsmsrous other officers ~sfe s,ssesa,
law psssed for holding ecAvs~tlon ~
revise the consultations. ssd va<tpss 49,.
important measusss wsFs sdo1esd-sm
cient. ~ another paper hsly saya, 4
soms Legislatures to havs maa43e4 On
through liz months' seestpass
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2
the moor and spon ma. n.ii. a.nt " ray
.lipt,s. Mary. draw up the rock"e '1ic
O,hrr meo have these things resdy Tor them.
There's SANDER, he takes comfort. His
w!frs as handsome as she was the day she
married. II there 4 ~, thing ! hate rs .
faded woman. l.. Il the lsmrs and give
me my newspaper. II cant read here
n peace IN go over to Saunders'.'
Macy. dear, how tired you look. Give
me- that grea, ssrnppinu boy. No wonder
your arms ache. Oh never mind me-
Tn always o. X. a, hone. Won know.
Take tbs rockiag chair yosrsslf, and just
DO comfortable. Als't ti,sdt Why, yes
I ana little. La, th~r I've fssstsd -
fresh air and sunshine to-day. whi4h
you haven't Besides. I pnt have ssch .
lump of perpetual motio6As this to "lnage.
"Blss. my soul--how do you live these
hot daysl Never mind the room! every
thing looks well enerah--you included
cSccp, that YOU are looking 4 ~ better
than well How do you manage TO keep
81 young ard pretty, hoony ~ify !"
Well nigh, the smiling answer be. The
freshness and feIinsss IF my hxsensd's
iere, keeps NY h>art green
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vicss have always been ossssated b. -
erous ard coonding public, and roaseQeees.
~. have been sore than eonpsaea6sd.
II I shosld hSss tho hoaos of seessesWo.
ing you. Al ! can proaiss. u. that ~
ss.u in the pssmesIoa q yoss bsss iaeos>
es.s. the sams sesl--ths same sssistnQ
effort. which have hesssolors dsvees1 ~
the public service. ~
shall visit tho dtfsssut cosntiss II ~
dis,rict 80 far ~ | am able, md eomal1ae
cate my sisws more fully, whils ! -
learn the wants Of the people IL he sseeo
~ ~ slscuoa. ~
Wy spspselGsliy,
yess Ga1e~ eiotDsas
GEO. ". eMY1 -
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|r,Ir TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
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