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LADIES ArrEsrIoS!- Our friends P. & E.
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sortment or superb and costly Dry Goods
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s. Remember the Orphan.
I" The Can,pbeWs are Com,tng."

~ The ONLY ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINsrREIs, under hs
JAS. NORRIS Che Conpasy received with saeh
asd Odd feows Hall tsi wnlsr) viii shortly appear
this city, Of which due notice viii be given
ols2pN v. e. JONES, Agent
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Grahnrn,s Mngnzime,
Esta5'ished IN 1895, and tri,m,phantiy snceenfl.
and universally popular throughout the
Union sored Nth the best Lit.
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VOLUME FOR 1853.


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VOLUME FOR 1853.
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MECHANICS, INVENTORS AND
MANUFACTURERS.
|2aSO I'm SOlemdid Prize Sl5O

|NoLUME TX OF the ScirSrlfic AMERICAN CON-
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over -Four hundred Pages Of Reading Matter, with
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price.
Tho publishers offer the following valuable pri.
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january next:-one hundred dollars will be given
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOUTHERN Ee,F. EfiTFC.

y !, y, siaffS AND JANEs y. saYrHs, rpIrons.
THIS work, tho first number Of which was Isl
sueu IN nafyh, 1898, - composed mainly of Sclcc-
IONS rom The PcFiooical Literature of Great Brit
an, ! rance, uefmsnys anu the United Statcs---
rnslns, however, from that OF dreat bntain. In adj,
asaVh 70 american Journals, VIC have ordered and
are constantly receiving by mail, the following Eu-
topean puDheations;
Inc is.unpurs REVIEW,
Nofth British knyiew,
Westminster Review,
London Quarterly keyiew,
Ec'ssuc Review,
houospeeuve kesIcw,
1,ainoeFs Edinnargn journal.
s,l'Sa ,ooevS journal,
s,onsvnoiu Woris,
enucu service Jonrhah
,N,v,tns New aenthiy,
puonu University hagaSine,
bsoAW"oes .u'hourgh Masazihe,
auns"oF'n aaSaxiLe,
rna-ers siagasihe,
mn"oss shba%ne,
snaps asagashe,
sHts 'aSafne,
wen,ch'nts MagaHnn,
naSsMoV" %'u : "'s'@hs'
i,avav. ssiise3} ~ ~ ''s '''u""ous'
msnNs @is,sMuh,
ueNNv ,wH usuN "en'os,
.,oks inswuetor
49, - nAu'' '1"'s'
-. 80 o.a,
~ 'u sa.s.' ""~''e'
!. ~, M. ,aa, ~.
a lga,s, ,,ssss' A. AAa""''''
These tass and s,S.Is sahI,ea,t,n. .,o,s,lyin.
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L. III.
For sale.

For Sale.
EINOUR LOTS eligibly situated In the inner town
IN of Gonzales, OH which AFRO the following I'm.
p~rovemcnts A good frame dwelling house with
six rooms, neatly finished from top to bottom and
painted, with Vcnitian blinds to the windows; a
good Kitchen, Store Room, Smoke House, Stable,
Carriage House, Corn Crib and othcs out buildings
a good brick cistcrn, and a good supply Of choice
Fruit Trees aud Strawberry.
Also, a Store House on the corner of the Public
Square, one Of the best locations for business in
town.
Said property win be sold low and terms of pay.
ment madc easy, If application is made soon.
Inquire of TH0S. j. PILGRIM.
Gonzales, July 20, ls6S--s-4t
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Carriages Repaired.


TAR ne,tersgs4a xsesA sss.e4sse ~ ra :eA.ls.
taeS a. tsenEsAs ASH sssssos~ sssssssst shsa ssss
an Fa94re3 ~ PAINT. BlN& S4a kffAsR al
kse&s ~ tAHRlA4k$ IA ne es.a ~4sks,saf 10
ssA - shess AsqA Nsa Ssust. ssssEw ~
roA&e Ss.fs.
RAMSEY & ngSEf.
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a toNSELs PAIN BxTRACfoR--The great
- ext boon oNpr granted Ia mankind. For ,he
Instantaneous sooitdne and extracting at all pains
fr,u, hprns. seAtls brsjsas. S,rcs. &c, healing Ill.
Ways withou; a scm HUNT & roNTuN
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UST received, a fresh los of CoNsioeA's NKRys
~ AMI Rosa LlNtssSt ASp ELIXIR, a certain
cure for Rheumatism. The genuine for sale hy
l0-iy iluNT 4 foNT0N.
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You are referred 10 the anncxei letter Coz facts
(" Neit,rry csvtk, tsgvsfs Ca. 7ssss Jsne n,
1851. hR T. = eaNssaeg. New loFk-DeAr Sr
Twelve months a5a ho0sh, q kalesicllsf box II
tcag Fsia EStasior. and 4 nyishtaf of miae, iadgc
VITA MrHefeS N this e,srst. had a ncgrp uoaaa,
that was tesssa sa her feet, ~tosstepa sesrs Az. "a.
evety rsansis xeeaA hs,ak qua afssi MA. ~ tlai she
VAS ~. entire cripple. He sest h. ms se my ies
~ sAlfes tes kf# have ai hS apyalrd r. and u
hAs pe4ie a r~srsexS Snfe. 81 mat sAs & nssas a hasaL
sstsd And VII. AS the laige Sas- be - n aeAs4
Aese nv eAise ca hAad have sssei tis eslse IA
nay fsrtis. Aas nA4 Is gsst w0ati ma tc eth.
e4s u 81 ans ps8ee IS sAe aSsai Save s~es nse
tksNe ~ several 81 ~ aesatss~a uyiez 4. Aal
Al sAss ksss tried il sse sy3, sastAef VIA IS zsl
AS sA&s vii ees t@ Usthssss - A A&tssss@a ..
tssee. h~ySspasst n l. tissrs~sok e~,sa iAses
AZ sessis. fzssssa TsxeN Sea tsA8 sae assses h
ss1 l >N @<a eatessst ssh
Et~tY w X <RfSMElI.N
UANsisnaN ssNtS& Hss.Rway. NsN saAs.
~ ce&Sstet sSfn sssNkE-No NAN yIKET.
sessets ~ - lsssAsy sstS<A Aas tsksa 10 ase,s
bsgs Nss@ saes 8lsel i ~ sssA tsas ts,sssn Wa.
~ hs&A Sss sA& FvsAt2e ereasAeas rer.
e&< s@se <ss xefx sA $50 NJ rscAtzssss
6eaa h 80 s4s MNA@ tks tss4etAss q A ~.
~ ~as ~ 4a<t - . ssaarEs k@a9N tssrres
la sss ~ ~ f sesA 80 - iee<fs
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ENREsII. lot OF Inns SPREAD pI.ASTgRs.
a just received. A sure remedy for Weak
Breasts, Pain IN the sides, Sc.
io-iy HUNT & roNToN.
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Gonzales, Texas, January, 1868.
What can be- got for Five
Dollars

The undersingcd have entered into an arrange
ment by which they agreo TO furnish, tho Knlckcr.
booker Magazine, lmonthly,) tho Home Journal,
tweekly,) and the Musical World and Times,
twcekly,) TO new subscribers. at the very moderate
price OF five dollars a year for the three publica.
tons al orders, enclosing that amount 70 Dyer
a. Willis, viii be promptly attended 10.
SAMUEL HuESToN,
Publisher Of ne kn;ekerJocker.
NORRIS & WILLIS,
Publishers IF The Home Journal.
DYER 4 WILLIS,
Publishers Of The Musical World and 7ssirs.
2b7 BroaapaN, Netc York.
Grad Literary and drtisiie Combination.
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Vllk tssaxtx ssas4u ssxAxSes ssasate. hassas
4 * ~ la ass - NareA. Al ssAs. stpaas~s
ne exrsaAT ~ Assarh Neu.x aesesssa. ~ saal
oesety. ~ fe<~4e Asstag shes s341sss shessk.se
- 49, &>e~ases ntsts s4@e4ai sAsm u me xishsa
sAs teee rs~ssbes - las. sae Ae&se4s vi a,Ake
aApStsss f~aysssAt
ynfN RsgnrR
Gsnrs S<fssnees n tsss s4s~
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kAR. coNNEL'S GoNoRRiIKA MIXTURE,
l0--iy HUNT & PONToN.
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TO CERTAIN CREDITORS OF THE LATE RE-
PUBLIC OF TEXAS.

-
Dyssn Actof he Legislature Of the State Of
- Issas approved February 7th, 1858, Tho
civil "a s,iH,srv : .nd ~ =. - .pr,,;sa t,rn,.sss
lknovn h~efofSre - "a ca.ss CAIN. 4. essesSed
for the ra.,ioS .f eisbtsen' month"; from .hs dsss ~
ssid sct:
This thernf6re.sIs 70 notfy an cl.imants. Of tho
character Aforesaid. whose Claims have not prssi.
oul u been a6di,ed, 10 present the same Tor ID
lustmcnt 20 the underSgncd Auditor and Comp
tfoller, Within tho time prescribed by sAid enact
be foreyer bafrtd 1.
10 prevent eonfaficn andsior tho protccsorof
sla'n IAN ecrnncr,ss g adjustment WI. nssssesr
y, nensercu, eSLil tc me claimant IN pel:oNfo g
i a !. 1870 Z azmn'pse otP y, 1890
~ W. *senyv ~. tns 49, . wy &
y mjs &x$ "a Scesr 49, 49,
MAJ 49, a 4 No. sss.s ros,,,,r yiss
- SsSfsf AZ Tsxsa IN cisjrss N ssver, d~,rSs.
cdlnsf ikc' 1sto Renubiic az Teyas And ~ Is.
'cStt3 SSnd receipt for tho proper ccruacate or other
ettdence Of said. adjustment.
Given under my hand this-day ofNl85 s<
WITNESS: A. B.rx
CEkTlFlCATfS can be RENTED by mail 1.-The
parties 10 direct, Otherwise they VIII remein on aIdI
~ the AUDITORS vnicc until called tor.
yVnT ~. ? lsi,EfI Auatcr.
- 49, : ,,.,, - 4. - ..o 90 = :, nnAesh Somp99eer.x7 -
essss.n, -eosS"ay 20 looss l-om.-z
OF
l-FiE ~ INQUIRER.
Believing the time has arrived IN the tow
or Gonzales, surrounded az II Is by the wealthy
|fhrmers;in Gonzales county. for the cstablish.
|ment OF a weekly Journal nt the COUNTRYSIDE
through, or near which. tho San Antonio md
Gulf, Rail.road will pass. and In 4 section Of
country unsurpassed for beauty 81 scenery,
fertility Of soil md salubrity Of Climate In the
State Of Texas-it is proposed ia establish nt
the above named place. a nowspnpcr. 10 he
known by tho name Of tho WGoSzAirs INori.
RER.u devoted 10 Agriculture. literature. tho
Mcclnnic Arts. Commercial Interests. and Tho
Ncws orthc day.
The InorireY viii bc ;ndencndcnt Il, po,,,;cs
but firm and decided In tbci advocacy ~ Tho
great principles of our rcpubljcnnS government
so ably elucidatcd i'm the Administrations Of
| Washington and Jefferson; and viii especially
maintain that sound and cnlinhtencd rational
policy of sustaining our Southern institutions
which the people offTexas. In conjunction with
her sister States Of the South. have ever held
sacred, MS guaranteed TO them by the constit,,.
ton oftle United States. And while VIC claim
to have had some experience as editor md
publisher of a public journal, we shall, at the
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Arrangements have been made 10 furnish tho
Knickcrbockor Magazine, the Home Journal, and
tho Now York Musical World aud Times, to new
Subscribers, for five dollars a year. This Il cheap
literature, with a vengeance. The Kniukcrboeknr
Ia 50 per annnin; tho Home journal, az 81. and
tho Musical World and Times, 81; making s. u
year ut the usual rates. That three such works
can bc obtained for tive dollars q year. Is q fact truly
worthy the Caloric age. which Is Just now being
ushered IN. or the knickerbocker Magazine, edit.
od by Lewis Gaylord Clark, Il, Il Unnecessary 10
speak. For twenty yc.,s IL has been the most
genial, numerous, and spicy "monthlya In the
world and tho present volume will he better than
any which preceded II. The Home journal. edited
by Geo. T. Morris. and NJ. Il. Willis Is well Known
as the best falstly newspaper Ia America aud the
Musical World and Time, edited hy Richard Sores
Willis, With Lowell Mason. Sco II. Curtis. Thomas
~iiastings. Wm. u. bradbury, tie,, =. Root, aud
other i%ssisicai writer's contributing and which gisas.
among othce things ever a2h worth al Music and
a tlI course ct instruction Ia harmony annually u
,he very hcst musical Journal ever rahistei.-
These thrvr Publications viii pne, a s-,sly up Ia
regard 70 nearly everything wetth ktssWiog; Act,
Sisaier, iltertecct Adsc, raia,inr. Sculpture +,
inieniiopt, Discoveries VIZ. i~luRsor, fancy, Sen.
timcnti the Newest rsshions and other attractions
fs lasiNs: gl,o;se New MaSic tor aho Ssl,haslh. .sc
Church, sis EeNstdss Reviews ss4 ttitsssNas of
As4eai Works FesternsetS ae3sv~fsogulaaSe
Ia shsss, lhn v.TY pict AMI csvais ~ Nosslss. Ia.
csdcfs, lttstofy, Biography, Are Ltefsafr, ard
S~lestue, laelsassx whatever sAn fsc gfysa Il nsy.
tsbSsat n pssTsesS ilcAfshy Ana.eesent and Ssgd
Iet,rseslca ia tbs ftasy, aud help - usske Il tester,
sises. aist hstsses. asat ~ as~ ehtsieea ts nvc
dcllAt&
Aaarea ayER 4 witl.ss
sw- nEtavs passsAlag We alssse shres ,ss@
AID s~ssSses sA6 ,s4Hars fss,sslss.e "a a. nsae
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4 FRESH lot Of Longlcy's celebrated INDIAN
IA PANACEA, prepared expressly for the cure
and prevention of Southern Fevcrs, Asthma Liyor
Complaint, Dyspepsia, &c. The genuine for sale by.
0-y HUNT & PONTONs
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&ooTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN rEnriuSo.-
~ Mothers! look 10 this, ns 1t will save many
child from the grave. For sale by
O-y HUNT & P0NToN.
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~ OTHERS RELIEF. - This Invaluable pre-
1sH. paration for females in confinement Is for
sale by tlo--ly HUNT & PoNT0N.
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NZ ING OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lhA- ExrEAcr or SARsArARiLLA Ia now said to be
the best preparation In the market superior to
Bulls in every respect. The sales OF this are.
larger than the combined sales OF all Others. For
sale by l0-ly HUNT l. PoNToN.
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IN the way from New York, a fresl, lot of tho
~ genuine SrouS's REMrny ron Sick HgAp-
AonE. The worst cases cured by the use Of this
invaluable preparation. Call and see certificates.
10--ly HUNT & P0NT0N.
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SUMMER CORDIAL for SUMNER CoMrIAiSr,-
~ Children arc always subject TO this complaint
in summer. This preparation is "a certain cure and
preventive. For sale by
Oily HUNT 4 PoNToN.
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A CouSTIc OIL FOR DEAFNESs-A certain
Ia cure. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
10-ly HUNT 4 PoNToN,
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IyWyHE ORIGINAL. KOLMsToCK,s vERMI.
~ FUGE FOR WORMS % sure preventive of
worinsi in children and grown persons. For sale By
10y HUNT 4 PoNToN. 4
ERARTIoLOMEWS PINK EXFEETORANT,
AD for the cure Of Coughs, Cold, Consumption,
&c. a ffesh lot of the genuine Just received by
lo-ly HUNT 3 P0NToN.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-12-17

vHyHE ORIGINAL GENUINE BALM OF co.
n LUMBiA, for restoring the hair and Keeping
1t from falling out. Genuine for sale by
l0-ly HUNT h P0NT0N.
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a t0MST0CK'S EAST INDIA HAIR-DYE, the
~ only sure coloring for the hair and whiskers.
For sale by Cio-lfl HUNT &PoNToN.
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nyrR 4 wttIAs

~ Hastses p&saishsag sls Akese shrce slsssA
aid ssa.seeg lAo pagers ssssssl.sase Il Al Essss s
wFaA IA t~vsse tbs IAsvs werts esesssa ST. eaas
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Mrs. BROWNS celebrated PAIN.Kff.LER i,
IvA 90 well known that II is hardly necessary e
say any moro than that Il is for sale by
0-y HUNT & PONTON.
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STovE AND CRATE vARNISii. - varnish
~ your stoves, to keep from rusting. For sale by
0-y HUNT a PONTON. y
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-19
GREENSBOROTGH
Mutual Life Insurance GE Trust Coy.


THIS Company, its name Indicates, is upon the
mutual principle, and embraces two distinct depart
ments, to wt Life Insurance and Trust departments
This attractive combination offers 10 Policy holders
double the ordinary security without destroying their
Company. Premiums will be received in cash, either
annually semi-annually, or quarterly may be agreed
upon at the time the Policy is issued.
In the TRUST DEPARTMENT, or Deposit Sys-
TEN, the payments made to the Company entirely
optional with the Deposition, regards the amount and
the time at which they made. party may pay in
as much as little (not less than dollar and as
often may be convenient for him without any obliga
ton upon him 10 continue his ents-and NAV with
draw them at his pleasure
So that the plan of this Company there is Great
ed at one and the same time Tuya6Ie at
de0th-0.fund available in sickneSs-and provision
for old age.
GJ- See Pamphlets furnished by the Company.
OFFICERS THE COMPANY.
Directors-Ralph Gorrell, Lyndon Swain, John A.
G;lmer, D. F. Caldwell, Richard Greene, David Nc
E. W. Ogburn, Robert NJ. Sloan, Robert P. Dick,
Henry B. Elliott.
President-Ralph Gurrell.
Vice President-Lyndon Swain.
Secretary and Treasurer-D. P. Weir.
Attorney-John A. Gilmer
Examining Physican-Edwin Watson, M. D.
Consulting PhysicIans-D G. Mebane, M. D.; J. L
Cole, M D.; D. P. Weir, M D.
General Agent-Wiliiam H. Cumming.
Any information relative to the Company may be
had by addressing D. P. WEIR,
Secretary and Treasurer.
February 18th. 1853. 27-tf.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-19
ss Eagle HOtcl.'' Chapel Hill. for Sale

TNHE Proprieress of this well known and profitable
Il establishment, having realized sufficient income
warrant her in Tesuming the quiet of private life. of
ters to the public generally the opportunity of bidding
for its advantages
The citizens of the State well acquainted with
the advantages of its position that but few remarks
necessary to complete their informAtio
The Hotel itself possesses all the requirmens of room
and comfort which its purchasers DESIRE 1t has
pacity for the accommodation of hundred and fifty
boarders, and the and rapid growth of the Uni
verslty adjacent makes easy possess such
or even greater number of students.
addition to this, the frequent travel through Chap
ell Hill gives the HOTEL (beng the only in the place.
a transient custom equal to any in the State.
The lots and stables adjoining extensive and COM
modIous, and the country-market supplies abundantIy
and on profitable terms much of its provisions.
Inc terms of sale require third of the price to
be paid on taking possession note with safe security
and time OF payment suited to the convenience of the
purchaser, the reasonable demands for the remain
der.
If further information be desired concerning the in
ducements to purchase the President of the University
or any other resident of the village will furnish it.
Possession be obtained at any time after the st
of May. Apply to ANNE S. billiard.
Chapel Hill, N. G. Feb. 81, 1851. ga