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by the author OF Robert Reamsrs Letters 49,, 10
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4~srahan,'s Magazine.
EstdIiistoi ia 1925. and tri,onpkoatly sucreSsJ.l
a,af universally pop'dar throughout TIC
Union stored arih ne best lit
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VOLUME Fol, 1858.
TIE great success ri the las, volume Of "GRA.
HANS MAGsziNr,' owing to the large Increase of
Strriiag yttpiis,g matter, emholdens the publisher to
attempt mere energetic efforts for the now year.
We shall still so conduct the Magazine IA to meet
the wants and wishes of a very large body of the
people, who now begin 10 look 10 periodical works
for the correct and various information, which was
previously sought Tor in heavy volumes and out OF
the way libraries.
We believe we can so conduct this Magazine, that
while ii viii meet the wishes OF the lovers OF agree.
able literature, II shall still iinpa,t, in scientific arti-
cles, i.nd articles of general utility, information that
will be valuable and desirable To many. In piirsu,
auce OF tiia purpose, W. shall place under the eyes
of our readers not alone articles of HIGH merit, writ.
ten 10 order by Off wcll-kpown corps OF c%Ontribn.
tyTr, i,ti siutiii ,itFpW uIotr tie nrst iiiitutnt,to Vi tie
Old Wotld--T,S success aud Increased circulation
may enable ~ sill Further 20 ihcrclse ne 8pasier of
pdgeS II GgaiaAt-so that We shall present the very
hest articles ina, ate published abroad, ~ well a,
those that arr written expressly for ~ VI honie.
Nctrlst thet this Nilutt To extend HE ,~s,intlncSs OF
the Magazine, viii he met lay tina, continuance of
favor tfom O1t readers wiileh has ciiccted Va IA cd.
itor ot the work iof more than thirteen Years, and
that ,hc Magazine whose foundation was laid ia 1876
may, in 1885, he apiong tho abicsi, ~ it i the oldos,
Magazine IN Aiporigs.
The New Volume of Graham ro,n,aenycs rccul,,.
" with the January number, aui We take th. oc.
CASTOR 20 saicit lrDm single snbscriterS and ciutS.
whose subscriptions cSpdSc, 4 ennlinuauts uG ll,clr
encouraging company Esr anu,leg ,ysr.
M fGfflNu AND utNRuG.
The character Of GgAn.Ns MAaAsnk" IA ton
wel established. alneaH g%raslegS ct All ci.eas. a.
rvadsr necessary ,he %ssspNasaus Nlftaaia,in
which hrs beea'ae tho common sssscA IA tralsaf
every oAsSuse sal RECKLESS asivcntnrO4, A. us4l a. of
sVIks wlso~s n,ont siaahi iH!uee lheir pahlsshers
g. Atapaea the sily ami siekaing pasoite.
GRAHAM NtsT SfANp Ots fAIi on Tx
OMN MhtliTS.
The t~tglaf1ns ~ D. RcAslcrs ssps tAe Prss ~ shs
Iniei SOsses afe Ssss,teailS feiiei aisaa. - 81 Bsg
mofe sshle sast s~aiarpsy tssa sHy @s3i .ae a.al
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e. w. WHEY.
PROSPECTUS OF TIE
SOUTH sEeN E~sdsHECTEG.

j. II. fiTTEN AND JAMES NJ. sMyrIIH, EiroRs.
THIS work, the first number of which was is
sueti IN March, 1858, is composed mainly o. SeIec-
tons from the Periodical Literature of Grct Brit.
ain, Franco, Germany, and the United Safes
chiefly, however, from that of Great Britain. Ia adj
dition to American Journals, we have or,ierx Il aud
are constantly receiving 10y mail, tho following Eu.
iopean publications:
Tho Ediuburg Review,
/" North British Review,
Westminster Review,
london Quarterly Review,
Eclectic Review.
" Retrospective Review,
Chambers Edinburgh journal,
Liza tookes JpnTnat,
Household Words,
United Service Journal,
Colhutn's New MONTHLY,
Dublin university Magazine,
Backwoods Edinburgh Magazine,
sNnswofttfs Magazine,
Fsascris Magazine, 9
Hoods Magazine,
Sharps Magazine,
faits Magasiae,
Uentle'nats Magazine,
Hlackwcods .Ady's Magazine,
Tho Repository OF Ats aad lnyentioas,
hssslyS MiscSlhauY,
Resue dcs denx Moudes,
Hoggs Instructor,
Annals % Natural History,
Wesss xei,uag,
tsstefea ishcttS Haecttc,
fhe Spectator
" tt'.e I've AtbsnNmn. The ENaasiaeF.
IsaA fsHFh. 81.
lhete rtIV Aal eeelis publications. eaie.islnr
eo ls'ssa asd cAs,scsst fteshWiiaes az tl,e tsst ua,
tges ~ tht ass. ~#i fs e~Apqsaiiv examined. and
aeif HtsNs attractive srl sasashfs sft3eles suystl
aseet m ths ~cc2astas q che Egketic, thus ft =
Uerr baeitaa - she eeat os sas oatc ~ steta u4t
r~vafats s9H g&44As tg @sNt sssti1as .. iae wasls
Ekpssas isest sle 4senta ana Uessa4a e.a 10
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les t&kssn4 ~ tsR oEs ~ gte raifa + ,he
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MECHANICS, INVENTORS AND
MANUFACTURERS
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circulation in the last volume exceeding $4,000
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volume contains Several Uqsd.rti E,raeings and
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The publishers offer the following valuable pri.
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Tor tlc largest list; scycuty.fve dollars for tho
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~ wsg&v s. isalST, USE xa4 EfgsAtR ~
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Gonzales, Texas, january, 1853.
What can be got for Five
Dollars

The undersigned have entered into an arrange
ment by which they agree TO furnish the Knickcr.
booker Magazine, imoutlily,) the Home Journal,
lwcekly,t and the Musical World and Times,
twcekly,) 30 new subscribers, at the very moderate
Price OF i've dollars a year for the three pubica.
tlons; all orders, enclosing that amount to Dyer
d Willis, will DO promptly attended to.
SAMUEL HuESl'oN,
Publisher II The h'aicker5ockcr
MORRIS l. WIId.IS,
Publishers Of ne HsJ,c Journal.
DYER a WILLIS,
Fabfisiess II he Mtsicai World md 7THtes.
257 Broddscag, Aoc ycrk.
tTrdad L.fifrarg daa dFtistle Combination.
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Ey'.s s0U2HhRN Lf7ER1RY DEPO7
AND GENERAL AGENCY.

il ~. Charles street, Nt4c O,ieaas.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for Eittelrs Living
~ Age, American Wing Review, knickcrbocker,
Western journal, ilarpcrSs Monthly, Yankee Blade,
Democratic Review, Spiri, of the Times, md every
other paper aud magazine pnbiisied in the United
States or Europe. ORDERS for Books, Paper, Sta.
tionery, Type, sheet Music, Carbon Seeds, and all
other Goods attended TO promptly. Advertisements
inserted i'll all the principal papers in the United
states, and Accounts collected.
jnnci-ly L. w. WHEY.
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Arrangements have been tGadc To furnish the
knickcthooker Magazine, the Home journal. and
tho New York Musical World aud Times, To new
subscribers, Tor five dollars a year' This i chenp
literature, with u vengeance. Tho Knickerhockcr
s. 80 per annum; the Homo Journal, y: s., and
the Masical World aud Tir,cs, 81 making - a
year at the usual rates. Tia three such works
can be obtained for iiye dollars a year. Is fact tr,l,
worthy the talcric nge, which l. jus now be!nr
ishered in. uf the knickcFhaekcr Mawslne. edit.
cd 10y Lows GAYLORD Clark, Il l. unnecessary h.
speak. For twenty years Il has been the most
GENIAL. humorous, and spicy "ineathly" In tho
world and tic prssepi ,oisn,o sill be better iltsn
any aaiei itcCohd ii. The fione Journal esIiscd
by Gss, u Morris and y. T.. Willis Il vel knosn
as the best family newspaper In !Aurrriea, ami the
Nussesl Wo5}j aad Tintes, edited hs Richard Sotres
Willis. viii iovrli Nasgn, HesA H. turils, Tl.aas
Hastings VIVA II Bsslhueg, t;co. q, ispot. ami
uihes MUSICAL writer's contributing sad alleh gives
staeag u,her shlngs ascf S9a Nosea u masSc aud
2 lad tsNfT<s ~ it@ttacSts, ia iaA4spouy ~auaual,y 3.
thr wees bes' nia>cd i16Ua1 eyrs EsshlssheA 80
Easss thgcc pshlieNssaHs WAl ppag tsm4y 40 Is
IFeFard ~ Neasiy ssvrsthtag Neik kpAeiag. Att.
SseeeN i2te4iafe. AaSc. l~siagase, S,alsiases
}httHtte@S Discoveries VA il0u84. fapeg. SsEs
tHseati tae Nvsyss fssstus ATi Obey ai4rAetssa1
~ laAsfs the&s NsS Nests fx he Sai52th. ~
9 P~fSh, srt f~txsSses etsenN arb sNiic.saaa ~
N@sl Wnsss sgFtsaes arpl iSsksHszsxa
~ ssstss tAe tyst ySsk Ast spssaea a Natelss, In.
teifeA hHsnst, bt@ysgAy, Ara. l~l3essage 6ad
xosfs tEt38NAe nb<tegef esa ~ glstA IA pea
ksANH - sN@sete iiesstf Ae44~ps,ss aRi &.
t~esis@shsa n te sssttt. ssa h4se ~ a4keB b<taeS
s. ~@A Ae3Bs saeS - aes pt4aae4 Is kss
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ID. III. WOODS.
For safe.

HNOUR LOTS eligibly situated in the inner town
I'll OF Gonzales, on which are the following inn.
proyements; A good frame dwelling house with
six rooms, neatly hnislied from top 10 bottom and
painted, with venitiuu blinds to the windows; n
good Kitchen, Store Room, Smoke House, Stable,
Carriage House, Corn Crib aud other out buildings
a good brick cistpfsl, and n good supply of choice
Fruit Trees and Slne5bery.
Also, a Store House on the corner OF the Public
Square, one Of the best locations for business in
Town.
Said property viii be sold low and terms of paw
Inquire of TIIoS. j. ILGRIM
Gonzales, July IS, ls53-s-it
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE GONZALES INQUIRER.

believing the time has arrived in the town
OF Gonzales, surrounded us it is by the wealthy
farmers IN Gonzales county, for the establish
-mcnt OF u weekly Journal at the co~Enty-sitc--
through, or near which, the San Antonio and.
Gulf Railroad will pass, and in a section of
country unsurpassed for beauty Of scenery,
fertility OF soil and salubiity Of climate in the
State Of Tcxus--it is proposed TO establish ut
the above named place, II newspaper, to be
RER," devoted to Agriculture, Literature, the
Mechanic Arts, Commercial Interests, and the
News Of the day.
The Inquirer will bc Independent in politics,
but firm and decided in the advocacy OF the
great principles of our republican government,
so ably clucidntcd in this administrations OF
Washington and Jefferson; and will especially
maintain that sound and enlightened national
policy of sustaining our Southern institutions,
which the people of Texas. in conjunction with
her sister States OF the South, have ever held
sacred, rs guaranteed to them by the c~onstitu-
ton ofthc United States. And while We elaim
to have had some experience MS editor and
publisher OF u public journal, we shall. at the
same time, bring TO its aid the poetic and lite
rary talent of able writer's, with whose ability
as correspondents we are well advised; and nj
the same Sine trust that the Inquirer will be
so judiciously conducted as to encourage md
bring to It's support contributors rom the Fan,
pirc State of the South on ctiucatioD, %acricul-
turc aud internal improvements.
While, then, we unfirl or banner in one of
the most thriving and delightful villages in the
State, and assiduously devote our energies and
time TO make the Inquirer what the develop.
mcnts OF the country demand, and its appear
aiicc equal to any journal in the South, We Shall
expect proportionatc encouragement from the
people OF Texas, than whom no citizens in the
Union manifest II livelier interest in whatever
pertains Ia the maintenance OF morality, the
cause of education and the perpotuit, ofrepub-
lican institutions.
TERMS:
The Inquirer will be published weekly, on
an imperial sheet Of fine paper, neatly cxccu-
ted, for 50 90, if paid in advance; $8 90, if
not paid within six months; or 81 90, at the
expiration of the year.
MI communications for the Inquirer must DC
addressed to the Editor, free OF postage.
:. w. SMITH,
ID. S. Ii. DAES1.
Gonzales, Texas, january. 1853.
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COMMERCIAL.
...
Mn OhLb1Srr Hrv.s 80, svsv.T

corrox.-ycsfrsisy being rainy. snd 7han,Ss.
riyisg holiday bcritesscnh 1000 bales changed
haud. a. previous rates. Toatu, buyers. 10 aniiri.
patton OF later European accounts, show butlitlc
,,sposi,ion 10 operate, snd have taEen but 1900
bales, making the sales Q; the week 3s,ntJ balm,
taken ehicay Tor France, England md The Contt-
mont. Prices close to-day with rtcadiness for the
iii,cr qualities. bat feeolv f5t the lower grades.
The receipts from tito Irt September TO iatc.
responding date iasi ,.aY, showing n iccreyc vi
ssS,ll ! .aies. The Suck on band l. 49,, sSJ bales
agains, 100 n, seuic .:a.e ia 1882.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-07

SOOTHING SYRUP for oniLpnrs rrglniNc.--
~ Mothers! look tn this, rs II will save many
child from the grave. For sale by
O-y HUNT * PoNT0N.
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UUSr received, a ttca, ht 1T CosSrocS's NpASt
a. Asp noSt ~is>tvtNs Ans EttSiR. q certain
caro ior Rheumatism. Tho gcnnlne Zoe saie iy
ln@-ty HUNT 4 ITiNToS.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-07

TyANttFtsN tlufSE stea4a~as. NA@ Nss2
III tpseake4 ssss s4tte vs NAN KGlKf.
ksnastf - ~ NsN&o snsA Ass iskea 49, aiesse
aEs aew aa4 tsA@ ! - s&s t6sa sAsa@ va
tfF EessN eSs se4 laoe tra Esq
s ss Nt& YEA - fA ~ sAssss8ss
h@ b. ~ Fss hMaNs ~ es 81 ~
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teNNEi.s PAIN EXTRACTOR file great.
VI CT ssren eSrs granted "a ns.pittl. yar the
Il s,sntanes,as soothing Nti ex,rsSliag ag AZ laLs
fN N iptisA sali. tui'ss. ssges, sc, healing al
eats without q e8, HUNT 4 inNToN.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-07
Indianola Directory.
EEWIS g HUGHES.

LEWIS 81 HUGHES,
IMPORTERS, AND WHOLESALE DEAiERs
NDLdSOLA, IEIAS.
AVE on hand and are constantly receiving
- from Foreign Ports aud principal Atlantic
cities all articles in their linc, viz; Drugs, Medicines,
Dye Stats, OIL, Paints, Pcriamcrv, Glassware, and
. complete assortment Of Fancy articles &C., Nc,
House IN the South West.
Our arrangements and facilities arc such that we
can ohcr Inducements to Dealers which must in.
nnence all who, not only like to have n fair cquivc.
lent Tor their money, but at the sanlc time 10 have
medicines that are What they puy1ori TO be and
ANALYSIS.
We keep a genuine a-tie!c of Quinine, which
cannot be obtained except from the manufactures
or importers.
july ., Is33.--Y
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B,NRESlI los OF Inns Si'RsAp PiASrgRS
N Jast received. \ sure rcmetiS for Weak
Breasts, Pi,in in the Sides, Sc.
lo--iy HUNT & PoNToN.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-07

FRESH lot Of Longlcy's celebrated INDIAN
- PANACEA, prepared expressly for tho cure
and prevention of Southern Fevcrs, Asthma, Liver
Complaint Dyspepsia, &c. The genuine for sale by
O-y HUNT & PON1oN.
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IMPROVED AND
Manufactured under the direct superinterdencc .,
JAMES r. Chiffon, N. ID.
Tie most celebrated Chemist in Tie Cnifci States.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-08
Meeting of the AgrTcu9Hdul 6
Fal Association.

Let it be remembered that a meet.
ing of the Sumter Agricultural Asso.
ciation has been called for to day
We have always looked upon this AS.
s"ciation rs of prime importance to the
Agricultural interest and advancement
Off our district. and have been surprised
and panied to see So little general in
tcrcst manifested in the move. The
meetings have heretofore been but
poorly attended and the last Fair was
almost failure. This ought not to be-.
1t is Certainly one of the best moves,
our district has ever nade-onc by
which other districts and especially
other States have been much benefited
and one from which we can derive a
great many advantages. Every far.
mcr ought to belong to it and thus
unite his knowledge and experience to
the scnefal fund from which all may
draw useful lessons. We hope there
will be good attendance to-day and
that many who have held off until now
will see fit to unite themselves to the
Association. We invite ESSAYS aud
discussions upon tho subject Of Agri-
culture TO our columhs-and would re.
fer t" an article upon the subject in
this issue.
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nnachronisins in lie scenery, grand
success. 1t viii probably keep pn:sr.S nl,
oi lh' Stage the rn.naliiLcr oi The season.
We see N Mondays Herald n note ron,
X. j. Walker md r. rr kim. sint,n,
that the deposit Of $780, 900 required by
me law ol Texas Incorporating ll,o Missouri
ail Pacific Rail Road has bpen made and
that all rumors TO the contrary arc moor.
rect.
The Un:ted States mail clippsr baruue
Nhmrod. Cap,. Efhitlng, sailed rom New.
York oil Wednesday Tor Australia, will,
full cargo and Sc en,y five passengers.
She also carried u pretty large mail Tor
the gold diggers.
A'nong the arrivals here this week by
the Pacific" Capt. Nye, from Europe,
were Dr. Br!Iinger and family, and Col.
Ware Of South Carolina. The s.Balttc'
which sailed on Saturday carried out very
lew passcnIcrs,-;h Arctics luss beng We,
fresh IN tho memories Of The people.
1t is currently reported that DIR. Ives,
late Bishop Of North Carol ia, is about To
take Charge Of a Roman Catholic perndi.
cal published in lh.s CITY. That is always
the way! from one extreme To the other!
A grand Rail Road Convent, was
hcid ~ The interior OF this state a ew
days ago. Many important resolutions were
adopted. Among those measures, so far as
The public is concerned, was the a,Iofd lt,n
OF a memorial to the Legislature, praying
for Tie abolition oi all laws 70 hcel,se ran
ncrs Tor emIgrant passengers 10 the Wcsti
and asking ior Statute making i, a ne,H,i
offence 10 sell tickets lor passage Ug thc
Rail Road lines at r ties higher Than tluse
charged by The Roads.
We send you plies of the "Daily Lines"
containing tho latest European inteIl-
gcnce.
Yours Truly,
MAURICE.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-08
Correspondence Of the Banner.
New York Cry, Nov. :}I Is

NEW oRk CRY, Nov. 81, 1851.
TIE oyster War. Election Doings. Gin
Nrms. Late ArriraiS. Nevs from
Abroni. -NiScellnnen.
MEssI:s EDIToEs: s:-Thc warfare arains,
Oysters, ShrIEips and The like is being
carried OH vigorously. Notwithstanding
the opinion OF Dr. Chiffon, the public be-
llcvc that the whole hi-vaIvUlur tribe is
poisonous and none except the pnnrer clas-
scS can he induced To partakc Of them.
lhcy produce disease resembling Chol-
era and !ron which very lew recover.
We arc IN the midst OF stirring times.
AS the day oi Election approaches polite
al rnrlZans become more and more excl
ted and the people too are becoming inter
ested. The number of camlidates-:hc
interests involved and the new clements
for tho first time mingled IN political war.
fare-lnake the approaching Election one
OF interest and Importance. Hundreds OF
Foreigners are being naturalzcd every
day and the foreign vote will be The largest
ever po!cd. There is n split amonr the
"know Nolhings" in relation to UlrIans
nomination Tor Governor. On Saturday ev
enng last, two parties Of this Order came
INTO collision and a genera! rnw ami free
fight took place which was ended 10y the
police interfering. Great cny This. a Bnp
Inst Association held in the interior ol the
state resolved 10 support Myron H. Clarke
The Temperance Candidate for Governor.
Did you ever hear oi such doinus? Nv
opinion Is that Clark will be elected Cow
crnor.
One day last week noted Wall street
Broker cUlnuuny known as old .Snuceye.
EN- tight" took il "wce drap" too ouch
and falling asleep IN his Office, was robbed
OF h,s pocket book. The general opinion
Is served the Skhtlinl right!
The Hall yearly Book Sales cnmmcnccd
on Monday al The Auction Rooms Of Bangs
and Brothers commencing with The liar
pcr's publications.. QnIle II number of
booksellers from every part OF thoiUnion
were present and bidding was splrlcI.
The Crystal Palace IS dead a, last. A.
general illumination OF The who.c ed .t,e
took pia"e OH Wednesday evening alter
which tile building was formally closed.
at a sale OF It's stock lew days ago, 2l3
shares went off at Ia. ooh what a
fall was there my country mcn."y%
We are favored with Music in abundance
now. French Opera, Engllsh Opera,
Italian Opera, Ethiopian Opera all IN
full blast.
The Grand Opera oil the Serniramcdc, at
the Academy OF hlusc, last evening, all
the critics agree, was, barring SOM.