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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

Diamond Eafrngs P BraceIet Fngerfings aud Cfost ff
tale a much fss than the usual prices.
All kinds Of gold Chains pure gold Wedding Rings gold Keys and
Scala gold Pens and Pencils gold and silver Thimbe Bracelets
Baspps Cuff Pins Lockets rings gold and silver sPectace
gold Toothpicks Charms Chatelain Chains, &C.
sILyEHWARE.
Sterling Silver Spoons Cups FORKS Pie Knives Napkin Ria
Fruit Knives, Wedding Cake Knives. &c.
Watches and JeweiTy exchanged All Watches warranted 10
keep good tine or the money returned.
All kinds OF Watches and Clocks cleaned and repaired the
much lees than the usual By very superior
men, and warranted.
Watches BY mail express to oil parts % the United States
free Of charge.
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6ousfs 10 fei.


4 GENTLEMAN having three-story House stu
~ SEQ pleasant Psrt Of south Brooklyn desires TO
Let Hss sHd VIE would Board viii the tenant if do,ira
ie:sisase, reatirsd. Address L = IT, Box -oo!P. o.
('HEAP RENTS.-Ofices and Rooms, to Let at No.
- s. sro-a-sy .ie doors bsew Broom st Rooms
t:ss & .ii.bis Tor ar. e,eh n lSTyer' ,sl0s
" s. BTosas or on the prsn.s Room No
OFFICLS on BROADWAY to LET-With or
" vi north sh. second and third hooTs Kisy sccssa
Eress- seis' A'p' VIZ "a -
doom To LET-With Steam Power-Ono large
IL no So By 70 and sAted Also several smaller Rooms With
FERRis TABEa corner GiesnwicS 'cSrts
pOONS to LET with STEAM POWER.-Seyeral
S So sd h N T fn D saa s
.i frsd with crO'oa sisr ga frturr and wsf eoSsts-
corner Of aud RrsnkliDst', No up stairs
CTEAM POWER TO LET-Lolts with or without
- sesia Power Apply to CHARLES d. siAoSsoN No lSi
no DRT 6sMAKERs, MILLINERs, or for any
o'tsl basiI TO le part Of House No so Brod.
T ~; "a '-'1''''e 'A' '''''' " ''' '''' '"'
V'O LET-A irst-class Cottage House, with every
,clseDeDee plGaaiy iusted Germontsy~ Myrtle
WIZ vESyiLI 10. III Broadway Ksw'YOrk
ITO LITTLE lower part Of House, consisting of
-. ~ ne I,ees No. II slorsoa n9' ''''
ITO b. LIT in JERSEY CITY-A small three
- 20 Ldile. ST. Boz s No. k eva YORK
ITO LIZA large, two story Building, 43x33 feet,
,sstle fr mtnulcturrg pupEes ApIlytoJ BURNS, En-
20 ~ Bfoa0wsy NY, or TO WIN H. ANDERSON
IlIts Wseterer 90 sesmpo~er can b applied wanted
no LLT.-A large and cOmnodOUs Building in the
village YO.ief the depot aud Steamboat wh4 sliti
~ a. pp,setery wtshop well lighted all sdss Can be
ieso u yeefs dfred moderate rent Inquire Of
kOf KNkLL in me Village. oppodte the Getty House,
TO LET--Water Power. with two Lofts, 30 by 80,
~ ngt b. PatersoD X. j. Inquire Of r.
EEAKDsLf. ss ia Wa~rF-
ITO LITTLE front basement the of
rxodoay PUiDr m excellent locality for either
hsnfs ffee For rent a. apply KNOX,
10 II
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xyrKY yAIIiAnLE FARM ior SALE-On which
NEXSEN * Co-WESTERN LAND AGENCY,
InS!rrcticH.

A CADEbiY of PENMANSHiP.-The subscriber re-
"A respectfully to tho citizens of New York Brookyn
r az and cyepi5, for nsuction in PENMANsHIP sad
booE REEfiSo liberal deduction viii be made parties
three days The Of tie PoPi
mLs sysem Of PenDsnshp" large quartz cOnAnnins %
sn s ssSo ssS e h. PEI Per- Dozen Or per
stos Xo Ssapero article Of Metallic Pens Csrds and
fnsq be bad the rooms o \? gR BiV eoS SPi
eIn every profession there leading whose
decided that NOBODY calls a pPns
individually Peuinent PeSson and recognized head OF 'hs P
From The Sunday Dispatch
issboisf. NJ dgs ihs dos
OF his Academy OF Penmsnshp No 6l Broad~ Tomorrow
richly decorated and upeby furnished rooms each
ptteiitss essSbiESnen" ''''-' 80
A IR LINE to the HILL OF SCIENCE. MIN
~ ERAL SPRING INSTITUTE select model family Bo4'an,
Bill By " BE XVIII NJ President Of Ml,onlc
No rs Broodway Ee~-York prime pal C1omw CT
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN-speaking the English
we and & the s b.. S,d cp win v. eposa5s '
f,oonE French language in this stare desrous of loc,as
a a1 10 apd S oa fs
fpsh sspS ffoi Il would guarantee pp
speat the French well in one year Address tn0une
ALL WHO WANT to WRITE GOOD HAND
the sub5bsIs WIitins aTol No as Dro sd bs
lows system r. th C f sss
s,ie Of writing % Lessons Call yin es,ds es4yy
written GEORGE BRlSIow
DOARDING- SCHOOL for BOYS-At Middletown
ID Point Monmouth Co. J., PalLETUs PHILIPS A n.
5Ist Of October Further particulars application.
L'AMILY SCHOOL for BOYS.-The subscriber,
whG @s sa, 70 he eH b. o. @ To-
few additional pups b. the f of Januty next ceu-
''' will be sent di Es e 4tfLrN s.
snsy ITd6l q New l0' fsn Is5e c%S
w ro Fad s ke = PSTi G:. Esq L'
VIRENCH AFTERNOON CLAsSES.-Madame
GnUGE No. S Dy 81 ssSGP % Bn aS Sa ES
further particulars apply at her residence
M USICAL-Miss A. A. HAYS, having returned to
I he city fer lie ssf0D win be happy ssna P1p Tor sas
sii Brcsdwsy lHeTsdry ofceJ
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INsTI-
70 dGo c%ASkE FSs
AM Principals VII sSpTSnce tie a. term Of - eleventh school
Pupils from seven ay Of and taught IN all
e coSe SsSdns soroa RnoSIedS Of Fsa sp,a
Italian sDS G51 sd hRsss & S y Sas
BICircslars containing regulations references. may
DATTON's INSTITUTION for the EDUCATION
s Of SeSs i'm Ss nG Ssa a. No al ssS
IuIs be made during school hours the after NJ
III rATTos A NJ Principal
DROFESSOR J. i. EDWARDS continues to give
aons he residence No q West 8hsi sud abroad Please
Prom the Hon a x Hadley Troy. \. Y
safely wiihOu, contradiction that his system
fpeo that Of other French teacher with wAon have
bn acquainted Htc and patience IN importing haowledgs 70
A. X HADLEY
Prof Edwards stem Ct instruction In the French Anyuiss
- ''''' - - : : - - EDWARD KIRK
DROF s. SCHUSTERs DRAWING and PAINT
j mo ACADEMY, No ~ Broadway 10 open for the
oe0n pupils and visitors Day and Evening Glasses for Ladies
reneuen Special female teachers Circulars sttho
ina iution
S,PANISH LANGUAGE.-Prof GORRIN continues
In
eusee. Appy al No Il 5tbst
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Wattbes, 1emelrp, &r.

GOLD and SILVER WATCHES DIAMONDS and
W JEWELRY.-GEORGE 6. ALLEN, Importer, No. IL Well
ct, Broadway. second floor.
JUaGRasRy wATcHBS
Warranted perfect time keepers $50 to $40
quarter second Watches for ns horses S5 10 S&b
cHRoHoMETERs
SPLENDID pocket ChrOnomee perfect time keepers to bkI
Which eight days vi winding Sio to Slo5
WATCHES
ladies' Ia hunting $3j 10 $50
ladies' msgic 50 70 $No
And the benda without to SIX
gold pine Watches four boles jeweed Ss
Gold enaneled Watches for lGdes IS
Gold sb Patent Levers
Gold Erglsh Patent Levers hunting 50
Silver Detached Levers o. low
Eaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
lire-Droof Safes.

A MOTHER TRIUMPH Of RICHT SAPFs-
~ sgnff0 vofl o. Wet nd Joreirg MT hard 49,,
h rfffPg SAFE THE folloNnR ttf from NJ ss,s,t
,g sL pefd no comment Shows ths tho o,saisnss ~.
b. mn ss6s j. peve4 sDlec,d
NEw.Y0sK HyvI IN
NEssRs grytsEs 4 Nsnvlr-GesHegsas We nd ,as g %
p.s -, ~ hind ror II R0rlsr's B0iidiDTs Nin
Grs o :, nd ornlng 5fb ut u contained sssck
hsh o effected
met h. pe eonGdeDce tbs Ssf- Whsn DIR q - -
~ The ppssrtnoe Of the svsiry proEsd hst o., -
go MT nispIacsd The entire contents whost 800.
,e ttioah SAFE had been sSty hours b,r
iss Fyst, watch md every yi.eo o, sry b IN The noe -
ef ,fsr spssk 10 too hSh forms u y0ar So =.
shs ,srany dollars worth o. progeny -
o. ,ul igf yOg a pldn safe IN few dGyl nd 80
Yours ffspsttfuiiJ sALlobUhf AHROWSkIrR
f. onsb a. ie generally known that the nsaaBcs -.
,en@Srabis gseuton from their estabAed ssrI
pofiifd IN our SAFES 80, -. :.
a, NJ. Y,rk STEARSs 4 MARVIN
Sgccesor1 70 RICK &C.
tn. D,, manufacturers Of sAlamandsr Ssfs nbnsns L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

Ian Il desif0os - pfDev,Ds yislp bJsfo ~ Z
y yyas feufy slei sue VII gss itssaolVt ~ fes
. yOsig is ll6lssd Nss a. v ~ ytVgrgn - tAs
feaf scpr1a.. ~ ~ fGEoL1n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-01
= TT7TtFTf W
c"aafg Treasurer H. {

The following items are from tho Calves
ton Civilian of the 20ii ult
The Epidsulr aees V4h eaahatei ,io.
lerce, and seems destined 10 con siilat- tne
darkest page m the history al our other
wlse fortunate city The d,.rase i-'ces
family mare mAliso,n. go wei rs more ex
ten,ivr than any which has herr,oforc vi..
tied Galveston. IL peculiar victims are 'he
unacelimri"d. 30, even tdese who have hr
fore bad the fever. base been attacked.
hoggh .ial,iy IN Soma instances. and, ia
one case, nAllee child died uth bln, k
vonit slread, about two bundled prr-nns
have g. = victims. and three times that
uumlrr have been attacked 4. tn. m"r
hllly - confined almost exclusively 10 the
unsceiimalrd, most OF whom seem To have
been already attacked. We cannot bet hope
the worst work OF the epidemic Is over
We darc not dwell upon the suffering aud
gloon which surround ne 7 he da sness
is relieved, however, by daily aud uigndv
oreds OF magnnnln'ity aud s.li-src'iiic,
which reflect hennt upon human na,ure
The scilow fever rAl,ts to pretty con J..
siderable csteut st Houston, though, We
s.., less fatal, than in Galveston. For
the week ending September 1 'he Sexton
report, fifteen deaths. Fof the week rnd
log September II, there were ninetcen
\lthou.h Ii" Sexton reports deaths ifom
yellow fever on the 2o,h Of August. the
Telegraph Of September l6, say-; We
publish To day the report at the Board oi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-01
The Harrisburg Railroad New Route,

&, ,elruug to- oar adv usug columns
our readers viii perceive tuat frdutN ~ ran
roaa cdry are eow running rrgnladN iU
Texas over the la u,hurS fadroad Ihl-
/. an err in our history, and Is, without
iuuht. the dawn of q urw urirr 90 thing.
should the Harrisburg rnl5ond be well
ual,nn,ied We have no doubt tatt II wdl
Zee the first liuk ~ thu grand chan OF road,
ye, 10 nitt our beautiful state.
We understanding arrangement referred
10 ip our advert ,rm"nt Vas rutrrrd nin 10y
the managers Of she rpi,rond 81 the Urgent
.nliritali,u, nf the pai'ies who Wt~bcd tu
a,nil theu.,'yc. % the united facilities now
off red hy the railroad "' ncch superior
are they considered to- those uF"tder rs the
old system. It had not been tlie .u'rntlun
ri tue company To open then road t" l'r
pnbhr uuul the ARRIVAL OF additional ln""-
motives aud ears from the Nurth, which
the, ARE now exprctiue; nor rnul thru
buildings were completed and arrangements
perfected tor dallN steamboat cuiEmuuIca'
,iou with Galveston.
Ne are gt,titird To learn that the c'izehs
ot For, i5rpd county are actively engaged
IN carving out measures 10 assist IN thr
PROMPT extension of this important public
Improvement aud also the FIRST section Of
twenty mile. nov completed, though II
merely touches the border. 81 the cultivated
lands ri the Rrazns. is likely to support It
self. notwithstanding the projectors have
never expected any thing more than receipts
enough to pay the expenses OF funning the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-01

Considerable difficulty ia mid to prevail
in the Csbiae. a. Washington, in rcla'ion
to the Pacific Railroad. The President
hscss out from the positions assumed by
Secretaries Davis and Gothrie, who both
advocate the building Of the road by the
Government, and report saws they ",i
pv"hshlv res'yn o" account OF IT, 4 writer
IL the New York Herald says. Gen Pierce.
IL his next messsgs 90 Congress. "will
merely give the result, Of the labors oi tho
different exploring expeditions, 80 Gar rs
known, without advocating any pariicu
Isv route, or even the road itself" The
General dc ,ixrcs that he vas ele, ted
Pr-s;ncn, Of the United States. not pr".i.
dent OF a railroad. by the people. "--Etm.
We had overlooked the foregoing IA our
exchange bot we have never had any rea
con 70 doubt tha. Gen, Pierce entertained
opnions total at variance with those ex
psessed By his CAbinei.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-01

Consequently. his marriage 10 u. wa.
an interesting and pieassn, event. - Mar,
sAaA RspsNieen.
I've did not kaow a Indy edited the
Repsilics" before; yet how .lss can We
interpret lie marriage to us WAS AZ Inter.
eating and pleasant event Il friend
Louyh~ry desd t"-Hunisriiie lem.
One wosA think friend Robinson had
res~ived basket Of razor, from III. keen.
ssss Of bic iats issss. The old .hap isre,
assAsbiy sAsrp.
Appsepos Of ths above. w md the .ub
tsaasd Ia ~ sane paper. Robinson ha.
Fssss'st ssas ass Poss.e>s which ou..i.,
ssy h ~ s~s patch. lie conclude, III,
sselss u thsn ts.s:
"Whsa ~ State As,,eu,tu,.I soei~,,
slbse pssaasms 10 edison.. farmers. ",
shaIl sous IL esmpssiton With o. friend
n6ehesdna. n ~ .Nsws," Aad -.
~ = . ssse ssms q . plsnts,sen's Or
Aees-tebiss. psopkiss. Of swss, pota
tooAs
sA1issAsttss's pssdsets." ID I Hsmph
No. y 1sss'nS ri<b. old fellow
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-01
Public dizziness and Indeiiescy.

Editor Of he Republican Some things
arc asly and some uaelicate IL ugly tn
see large rough pile Of wool like -
many al.igators heapcd toee'her. l'ins on
the fashionable lsdie, street 10 Marshall,
aud that. ton. IN front ot the Republican
Oiice, and the adtur widnWer a. that ;
aad Il Is indicate for US Vouae idaIes to
promenade on the street near the hdeous
log piIe---t being ,siderrs q want OF
respect. Stnoot Urls
y. 3. Plesse publish this.
The above VAS written on extra nne note
pape-, sid came u US through the Pos;
Office. Notwithstanding the disguise, how
ever we strongly suspec, that some Of onf
bachelor neifhbors are connected with ITS
authorship They, to lecture us npou
public usliuess sud indeheacy' And
that, too, after We have given them the ben
eft of our society, and led them for the
asst six months bounliuiy 90 wedding
cake lts positively outrogeou. There
Isu't school gih that passes our office.
bat cGsis an opp-5;iug smile upon onr
wood pile. which IS dol, reciprocsted these
cold marHiog'l by the wood pile. Of course.
Humrh We esn Imagine a more substan-
tl!reason tlan its ughness lor taking our
wood out of harms way.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-01

Ora Nxxr STEAMER Last week see
took occasion to notice an article upon this
subject in \ recent issue OF tn. $acogdo
eh~s Chronicle. We now have in our
eye \ gentleman of srknowl dyed ability,
~ old Texan. an uuilinchmg Democrat,
and IN every respect sound to the core upon
our stat. policy. which, in oar opinion j.
Of more ipt~s-s, to Texas than everything
sls~. We xilude to he Hon n K Rus
EVILS, of Ro.ie. Whs, say GU, cotempo
rad-s' ". speak knowingly, when we
sny that it ia perfectly eSsv to elect him.
J,gerscs Hcra'd
The above aecords exactly with our
views. We know OF no gent.emsp better
fitted for The station than the Hon. II u
RrSSELs. IN talent, department, personhl
characteristics. sad Ia every quality, calcu
lated 20 ado'n the position. Mr. Runnrls ha.
no. . superior in the House. We agree
with the editor thN /, will be perfectly
easy to elect him for bn, few men hays
moro OF stronger friends
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-01
lArrsT NrV )

Il, Thurday evening" m'u We 'eee''''
llns supply OF papers. hut bone o. '"'''
Of late late. The latest in'~'I'senee We
6nd in the Shreveport south. W rstern' '"'
Democrat, DID not arrive. aud the last va
.-,ts was only n hall sheet. attributable We
presume. To- the sickness
The lever At Shreveport - ahaing. per
hans for the want " subjects. II what ~
learn b. true. one bali the roru'"iion arr
down with the disease. and e'ral deal OF
d.tress prevails The south Western say 5
,bere were no new cases reported on !urs>
d.y and that the sick were doing well
The following draibs were ehfonleiea ~
tia. paper
Dr r : scruegs
Mn. Name, krau. wife of John kcan'
Mr + " Ballad late Of Virginia
VI Simon Cockfeil
VI. \ J Hitchcock j..
ST.. Jane. Drnti'
Mr. Golden tockrrll
NJ B-o,tmin N,i.,. y, Clers OF the
District tou't
Mr. Felix g. Fitzpatrick, has been ap.
pointed Clerk ot the Di-tdcI Court. t" serve
out the unexpirej tenn OF lh" iamrn'ed
Ben. Well. An excellent selection.
". elm the following items from the
South Western
s,>,Rors Judge Roysdon. Messrs l.
p. Grain, aud l. VI Johnson, have grner>
ous, offered the use ct their purses 10 the
Howard association inr the purpose Of
Attending AID to the INDECENT slcS
The contractor to carry the mail between
tbs place and Grand Ecoer, dird "A IL"
DAYS since. aud Nr tockrell, the sub-con
tractor. having been taken ot BY tie lever,
no mail - carried on the route.
We NJ. pnined 10 barn by the Frances
Jones. ;ha, II K ". ildl, ESQ, died ie"
day. .inc. at his plantation. The tres'
rent CIT, ran III afford to lose 80 good
man RS Harry tiill
There wer- 81 deaths IL New Orleans,
during the "a hours. ending at q. A. ~, on
The lith iust
Rcd River. opposite tbs place. is rising
,iowly. " thin the pas, week J. has risen
about two feet
NrRNpNr ELfcrroTs.-Ai an election
in vermont. rrcvrtl,, the wings elected y
mslotit, Of the members To the State l. :
a. g..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-01

caused several deaths a, the H..
Liverpool ON Chocolate Bayou =.
tern par. OF Galveston Bsv. n
stand ,He fever VIVA taken ,he,s
cit, on board the schooner Ion. ~
There were ten dca'hs from ,.u
Mt lndapola. last week. '
We have heard at no ah,,sn
ravag-. III the yellow fever All
While we were at Lavsca on Sarp,s,
reports reached the'. that the .,'A
;,kel n fresh impetus at lnd,s,
Dallam alone bad IS case. nal
msnt' the hotels were all clo,-t
shut up, the paper had stopped, a,
of the citizens had left.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-01

o. Information has been received ,ha.
NJ, CmAy,.s ). 3rAsLsy. Formerly res
idrn. Of ,his place. died at Mansarld, La,
on Sunday morning last, Of yellow fever.
Mr.. H~ssl-y, ii is reported, had just arrived
from Al-sandri-. where Il is Supposed
h. contracted the disease. He Was =
young lawyer Of considerable promise, hut
abandoned bis profession aboH, eigh,
months since. and established Wholesale
mercantile house In New Orleans. His
death wsa sudden ard unexpected. nni will
be- a sore affection 10 hs family aud
friends.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-01

DrArss-itisr umorrd that Mr. {. Al
exsnd-r, ofGrsrd Ecore. gentleman well
and hvorsbly known in this community,
hss died Of the prevailing epidemic l. Is
also reported tbs, Mrs. Jackson. the es'>
mable hostess Of the Planters Hotel Of this
place. ard more recently Of jefferson, died
recently in New Orleans, Of yellow fever.
Che was A mos, excelrn, lady, md her
death will be much regretted
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-01

LAfx rHox rns Rio GH.Npr. - We
have Flee of tho Brownsville Flag to the
3lH Of August. They are barren OF
news.
The Flag Of the Sln says. " there 10 a
rumor current IN town, that from this 9Th
Military Department, above 2S companie,
irregular sroops ere 70 b, furnished for the
kio e'.,ds. This UNUSUAL concentration
Of the forces of Uncle Sam indicates
that somsshing h.ors than protection from
tho !selsas 10 con.sD,as.sd. what, SO
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-01

4 Garar FAILURE Tho \. Y Eve.
n'ng Post. Of the "a inst, in ito comner.
sial article, says:
Nj James Roth, who recently went
to Europe recently To negotiate q large
loun for the New Orleans and Jackson
Railroad Co, OF which he j, President, hiss
WHOLLY falled"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-01

" We learn from the lien that the
Hon. Sam Houston has lei, Iipn'.vi.le for
he new r-sid-nce a. Independence. The
lem thinks ,hs, our senators pil be a!
Austin during the coming session OF III"
Legislature, in order to exercise = control
ling influence upon the subject If railroads.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-01

!, will he the 18th Of r.s. month, before
w receive the official vote. which We ,hiu k
will amour, to about IS, 900
Bell has been elected to Congress from
the Western District. by abou, a.0oo ma.
iorty.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-01

The \uec,s Valley says there appears
to be dreadful epidemic among the h.h in
the Calf at Corpu. Christi The beach OF
Mustang and ST Joseph Islands, are said TO
BE- covered With the dead. While large nam.
bers OF dead fan tioa, into Aransas Pass
The dissase appears to be conaued to the
Gulf the con,agion no, having sc. extend
81 into Corpus Carisa Bay Gal Ncts,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-01
p oxDo N ] n q +.

Thnu.rnh- ~ narsn,s " ho rs. Nstmiinse '"" shi.
II Castor an islar,. &c ar. nc, aware ms .,.IJ
The, apr~as io '.n-ft the rniirnt. they sr .,eb y
lsvius the foundations fnv = ..f 70 II h~~H~
salvation l,-@ot IA I wsssnss. ~ ''mtr M,
In ,~otber eolnmn vii h. found III. ads.r'r, 4.
of ~ b.issck'. Medicines. to which W III
attention II sli Iif.cty u.,ese I'd ,ni'." "sn I'd
a. their Children health, H. v.s C",nps ,y,<
all d.ord,r sn-iua from tho" ~ n ulf, ,okss
.hould make of The o..ly Sanoiuc m.d'e'~'
.aek. Liver Pill u.A.,.,.lt
~ n. no, d. ei..d" but sss for H"o~n a.
Worm svrn and Liver pills. and otser,r ,,nnES
l,s ,he signature II the proprietor. J. y NV
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-01

Tie Houston Telegraph of Sept 8. says,
Passengers who arrveJ from Galveston
this morning. Stat. tha, the physicians re.
ported six,y cases oil yellow fever in that
city on Friday Last. In consequence Of the
appearance Of tho disess. in the city, the
authorities hal concluded to repen! the
qusraa.ias ordinances "-Gassas.