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-. EMPLOYMENT FOR AGENTS..

o,rvrp AZ ThI,!G III I0 hsMrENT FOR AGENTS.
6SEsAAL THOUSAND energetic aud young
~ are wanted act s-boih
every state IN The Union for the sale Of patented article
teare now IN exten've temsnd The
United States is Owned by the agents Of
No Capital necessary. -, - -'A-''
" Er:rTCt yrpfl ,o.,t.
ita ei'los, yoG dr'J for dollars dsducsiao One hnu-
e1 d.h ".sfg-sesrn Adrs my coasn.son sne OF
me fsf TaOrth Signed H. Perd"
% on Ey sIk Lis Hsoah GOE: aud sereny aes
AS honorable as Il Is profitable. Ap'O''A'
No az mt III he TO produce
u1onsls a. TO character and Industry.
Salaries will be n
mary answers to advertise forwarded from motives
OF de curiosity only the advertisers
rn accompanied by Dollar as evidence ef ,ner,y sb
fall psrtic ulars will be forwarded '
Addrcs, pURNs HESrDrcr a m
Baltimore, Nd.
% the m Gan, @ nature o; The enterprise
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any living IN Plantations, there Ulcer
or Sore OF any description, lind variety, matter whose
kl do or how long has te.n standing upon
your maid servant, Jour mules shsep horses cows ds We
say 10 you, and we guarantee what We say, use our
TURF OIL,
And You ri1 Md II 10 the masnant, we'll
smple't sore that the form Of beast refund
the money.
Win ordinary cases. IL only necessary 10 apply the OIL
Si ray the sore s OF long sndn large with proud
ueh aud fever, tke small dose OF the
or tree week letter Ring Worm the head, In tn,
h api ly the OIL saJ the with cap keeI
rom the nir " Chlbai ms'ty OIL Cattle, IL
only rec ssary 10 pou' on the on.
NO rs< IRON cold moisture Price 30
isleby DovE A co
nnlI o.. p.an. pi.h.u u.
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u(nOniE's CloAk- AND NANTIiLts.-axp. BRO.
DIE ~ Canal and 6S Lspenard ss N Y Importer
ufseturer aud Wholesale aud Retail Ladies'
Manlas o fabric aud description, attention
buyers TO his extensive Stock OF Goods
His styles lead the trade confirmed monthly by Hspcr od
eye, and other leading Fashion Books fsei-Sml
NEW BOOhs, AZ THE EXCHANGE HOOK
iio,y o. the Origin Formation and Adoption Of the conu.
ton OF tho United Staes; with notices OF
by a'orse Ticknor CuFtis; In 2 vols per vol.
Gaysrri. $3.50. - ~
The Is,ir, ed Ns,ursl History; By Rev WOOD A. with
$50 original designs tlsO. ~
MaSms Of washnKon-Poica, sociai, Moral and Religious.
fi,cO. '' ""'''1 ''A'e''
souihward Toi Spell Of sun,hine: by Gilmore slm,
author OF the Scout, Katherine Walton, kc. si93.
"Hesrih Stone" "GoS with Msn," kc. s1.
iol have Heard Of Them; by Y. sl.0i.
The Pursuit o Knowledge uuder Diceutts with notes, by
franci, Wayland: Q vols. tl51
The Deserted village by Oliver Goldsmith Illustrated
Etching Club. si so. - "
ytnia Comedians. by Lawyer Of this city. voi. Paper
t,oo, cloth tl 80.
MES Lesson a tale. VI.
Lectures on the Evidetee' o. Christianity delivered
depha by Ccrgymen Of the Protestant
fal OF 1854. GEORGE VI. WEST
Nos. and Exchange Place,
ncH Next door 10 Post
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NUMBER l27.

NEW AND sEaSONaR e Books-A xo.pu 9,
sp-tt. has received:
rh IN Our life Journey; oxy d. s.,Ao. -
Priv series Of tales aud poeps By Ano. In vol,
Siorernook Chiiren BY Alice Carey Is cent?.
vo's. si.5. ~ ~'Pnoose ds LAnartne.
in vol. ~S~,-,' S-"'s' anu hshpeu1 n
,a5r In ni..s 1la'.,,sd Discourse. and r.,
IhsstrieAi Journey work and Aproso,.i p p...u...,s
sr,iih Esq Price % Se9o"eeuons OF Soa.
T, T9s@s 81 ne orent hy B,yard Taylor. Is eents
central africa; bT
he oon-n Legend; BY LonEfelsv.
$40 >''" anu elegant edition. In one voass.
Tse Tssen Isnoss Treaty rsns an African si.v.r sia,
hsnoin m Celebrated Women, one vol 'siS
SsAth sr stocking and SILK. Fresh supp r Al
srfiaia Comedians. Q vols ditto, nj 81 ~
rMy Lea .erS by J q BALDWIN. Si.
SIosh Iines By ditto Fresh supply
NEAyY wOOLIESs
Nv nLtrshSh, kLLkrr 4 CO. have rec.,v.S u..-.
un Ciohs or " groes and also Pun Pi,s IIn...
shieh VIII be sold ~ much frn er prss
WlltISGHAA Elicit = co.
M ILLS, JULES AND IIORSES-ro
vstr.'e Istn Instant, $50 head of di,.rt
hsn'ue kJ 4 rery choice nj saD<rfor lot ~ 01\
80. r. hsss Mue, well suited for masters Rail 81 -
- street and Plantation NJ. ~, All. :.
]Se' ~ HAr prices and on aeeoun,odatins terms - Va
EDWIN WALKER,
At r. Blanienships stables.
every month In the year. A u"ee'nom hsn'uefy
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EgiLIf1oD II TABLES.-The sa srTIher, having Ar. .
arsed their manufacturing i'm,
IN the eon.,rne;ion and PATkNT yCI
CANZsD INDIA Rt BBtR CUSHIONS, which are preferred o
hy ne hest amateur PLAYERS enables them furnish IA.
than an, other, sheresy enabled
thing complete With marble ,,se beds, some Of mir
s Cues Cloths French Cue eahers WAY and
Old Customs, attended TO promptly given in per,cn
GRiPsITd 4 DECKER.
Billiard Table Manufactures
@ocN-Sn No, 30 An stt-r N.v yo,k
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C'SENeII -FINuHcl.Irlng Co, PropFfetcr,
- 23i Broadway, New York.

H. nS GOLDEN GLOSS, FOR BEaUriFYINe THE
NAIR-This preparation ighly periuned IL piyes 10
the HAIR dark so' Glossy Lively appearance vhi.h
not obtained from other article ereetuay s,
cAp IRON Dantd ard Scurf, and keeps
hssy hpeye>'sAe hair from ang turning grey and
n,pres u With new life and ygor while will
leee pain an almost ain remedy cltanecs dis
sneh a. sca.d Heads Ey pells Salt Rhe1m, &c and
sick headache. ~-A
Tor us % the prone rifles
s,hh preparation for It's reputation has already
,taoshec as having superior men, Phy icisn,
Chess OF the highest siardire nnes dsemIna
ms f all pro!=s.ions It's millions patrons and me
Journa Throughout the
te word has ever Produced Try once you viii
sOsDs GoLDES GLOSS up very large bottles, and
pee OF ruxsrr 1--WE cents by ali the
cut the Chemical ~, pra..;"sss
Rrnah hxav Nsx Ya-L
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RSNIAM d MOORE. Cnry Street, ii 10 m inC q n
~ iumbinn iotSl. have in store for sale:
lp packages Crash, Powdered
- e,xes spern Ad.aan;iHe Hotel rzilov CandieI
- TnrPenne and Fancy Soaps
s5 bbI. holIssss
go KEGS Nails, from dy to 20 dy.
" tbls Whisky, common and superior
~ Ibis Picking vinegar
l:O package, No Msekerrl n q n, 4 u,,,,,r us,.;,-
10 boxes Window GlaIs
10 packages Green ami Black Teas, superior
~ boxes Sio, Java and Laguayra Coffee
sali sniialeli Nrster BACON
Lard Mustard; Rice he4ing and Smoking Tobacco
CKirf Wines Ard Liquors
Shoe Baking Matches; Wrapping
Cotton Yarns; Foot Mats; Brootps; Buckets; Tubs
Demiohrs; sTiees OF AL kinds various other
usually kept In cur line. e'
We will give particular attention County Produce
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LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES
VI wHlTLocK, Manufacturer No. IOI Cana, .,r,., '.
A'A z. GiLDso In all its branches. ' ''fee'' ~
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TUlO THE FAIMBHs or yiiiGINfN.-Inssmuha price
OF Peruvian Guano has becom. exorbi.anty high think
the interest o the substitute
the purpose which be had at less than price
We receiving FrtIer called TArEU, which de-
sire N have tested said TO contain all the prepes OF
Gu'no, except o per cent iess of Ammonia
We invite the attention Of Farmers this article desire
10 have II tested on the ial crop.
au26-N LEE / CO., on the dock.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE.-A nes, House a,
present occupied by the subscriber derabiy situated on
Mayo street. ong fest 500 to an Al
'eg has on com odous stable snd house Sx22
tn, he h., ample accommodation, modera..
isu ianiy containing nine
The Kitchen IL supplied with cooking range with cold
warm water also, comfortable rooms for servants.
Possession can be had At any tnei suit purchaser
inpPU,.o p. JOHNSTON,
N.gn
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IL NEW YORK;

GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK;
PyANDS AND MELODEONS FOR CASH.
oRAUE WATERS the great Music and Piano Forte dc sler
sS Brosdway, New York, prerriak to share large Pc
cent uh his customers rather than
WALL s1REiT to raj available
present tirh times. on his immense ergan;
warranted Pisnos and Nelodeos at large discount
NJ rsos ros CASH Hss sorient Piano,
o the afest and most celebrated Boston
those sever Of the hest New York incuiin;
n and much admired poRloE wLIks' from his
tory nni Nelodrons of the best Boston.
and Buffalo mafes anordng Opportunity selections
be hsd eltcwhere Zach instrument trrrdnsi Secondhand
Plan. great barssiGsPrices from 800 sto Music Mu
seal siruocnts Of al kinds Dealers Teachers
school. supplied the best Music sent by
General and select CstsoEuc, Of Music Schedule Factory
Prices Of Pianos elcdeons
any ad4re'', free OF rosiag,. selS-dsm-Pl
VE>TS-yESTS-yES received, a large and
beautiful assortment Plush yeYets not
to be sarpa''ed For something really nice, call at
Y. u. sPENcEs,
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CRATES AND TENDERS
stock OF Goods and Prices before buying.
J. 4 @. BERRIAN
mi s.ip

u
NOTICE TO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA
s. ELSG OPF at CsT-Not being to attend to busI.
~ ness account Of my ith. shall rxhibit
pat Of NY stock Of Agriculture Implements
for cash credit until the h,t JaDu y 1855
a, th, seldom dea to the FARMERS to their
pl'mrnts so cheap My stock OF Poushs Corn shees
PsirI straw Cutters. iarrows cutivaioTs tc, large.
OF shich have been made Order Of
timber and warranted e1us TO In the sat~ both b
and doing goot work-hying sold good
which have given rir. satsfacon. There openn
10 person wishing to In the hgcu
business the otmand Tor farming mplem- 10
every am well convince hsi business, n prope
conducted that money be realized Twill out to AMI
one that wishes to engage in 10
JAMES A. LiPScoMr No 81 Pes-i or i4,h st.,
Next door to II. ". Fry d Gems
N w. The 'tore can be RET ted cheap. oe2T
H1,MGf.OiDI.LtI IEs, CLOAKS, &c.-Received per
IA last steamer direct from the large yarieU
Assortment OF EmbrOderies CoAk TaaHs shau consist.
ing In part Of ~ "
Band.ome Lace Collars Sleeves and CheraiIees In sets
De Camb. and Muslin do
Ho Natete L. ce Collars and Sleeves
Honiton, Camb. and Muslin BANDS. Arr ass
Mourning Collars Sleeves and Chemrettes
Half 90 do do
kich Velvet, Clo,h and Merno ooaks and TalmAs
10 Long, sfuzre, and Plaid Shsws aud Scarfs
Do Mourning and halt Mourning do
To which most fully invite
and the public generally. DUDLRi 4 JOHNSTON,
ON l45 Eagle Square
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THE undersigned having formed connection for the
OF conducting general Commission and Forwarding Business
the siy Of Richmond under the style Of GoooH HARRs
respectfully socts the OF the public
on ofho avor Of the friends the late Of NANCE GoooH
u -0OCH,
9nd January, 1884, Jac. A. HARRIS.
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cheeruy recommend tho reS l.r CT G00Oi HARRB to
the favorable consiieraton oi E.y iE.:niS. - -.
9nd January lS5t-itf TEOs ,. NANCE.
e The JnehbaIg vrsinian and win please copy
ahove for two koekI. and I'd .eennnt U i, Office
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shave DsrcToRr from the Arvr,r,xo As,xc, .,
d. fErIENGilL co, ,ii2 NAssLU sTREE., New York "
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HNEPNIUE JEWiLEH STORE-NO rs I-2
~ MAIN SrRsEr-To such srrspgsr visit
nE the city no spprsei Of the respect
iilly make known that have
We do not pots, sell at than cost cheaper every
oe person but will continue orr goods
est living pront We sva this
suraoets hs; article soil the quality
presented at the time OF sale. MYERS 4 JANKE,
m. II,ru;c.,sJ o.,
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.... PLhNIsHED TIN WAHE,
{N6soRdE uODfErrS Wholesale Plate work.y
p,nsf tn seners inPorsr ani OF Copper
URSS AND STEAK DISHES,
OVAL AND ODLOSG DISH COVERS
OOrAa0N ASO ROUND TEA AND COPPEH Pora
EGO COOLERS, NURSERY LANPs '
- =, WATER COOLERS, TOILET sETrs, &c, 4o
u H. vas a.arded the nst premium a, the New YORK Crystal
strong eompe whereby he himself that in b.snty of
established ts44 - - G.
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FANCY GOODS AND HOSIERY
EENGELMANN 4 90. Oh VIII am street. FANCY ooo,s pr,
- roSs CorToS and wooLsS To ca,h buSr-. oniv
even TER cent net profit the importing pees For your o,on
bencH call dHdse. &c.
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TO BUILDERS AND sHlPPERS
WHEATON, No ~ Canal streetN Y wholesale and
~ deser In Doors sashes Blind. Ac hs, on h.nJ In ~
Wero large ofthe articles.
o ihe best unb and kiln dried; Inside Outside
shutter 80 blinds Gothic and creusr ss'he' Pane. Work Ic
best manner wipdor Glass 81 pnis,
ocl6-6m " " N ~ '''s'S"''' P'iees'
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NI0TiCE.-The hrm OF NANCE GOoOu dissolved
~ the ist instant by mutual consent The Of the late
nrm will be used by either pare for the only
closing their Ia Re business. THOMAS J. NANCE,
January End, 1854. D. p. GoOOH.
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To the substantial nature OF the enterprise we refer Kenneth
q pa e. lie Rov, Sons TO Hamilton y,., Or i
c. N henos, Rhode Island, and ~ Ray, Key West, Ya.
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that sound mind and body
requisites happiness Indeed
he journey through life becomes pilgrimage
hourly darssns to the view the mind
spair and Allied with the melancholy reflection thai
Of another becomes blishted with
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-18

PLoroH DEEr. AsD ILASr EAaLr.-Thc sen.
tcnce at the head Of this article is allimportant
TO Texas farmers. Scratching the ground In
this State will not do We have an abundance
Of good SOIL deep, rich and durable resting
on cay foundation, aud capable, IL properly
managed, of yielding goods crops nearly every
sesson. But we have frequently heavy dronths.
We can guard against them only by deep
p'oushing, and carly planting. II we plough
deep in January. or before. stirring the land
ehIy, when il is in good condition, and plant
carly in February, Our corn will be pretty well
msltred before. the severe dronlhs set in and
the depth Of yreilow soil will sustain the crop
long aflcr the dry season Inns checked severe
~ the late crops on moro shallow blowing.
Subsoilipg would be Of immense benefit 20
orr crops. Farmers are too slow 70 adopt
these improvements The old plan is too much
vencrxsed. They forget that our soil differs
materially from that Of the older States,
and that our clima.e ia also different. THO
/ form OF our ploughs planting aud cuItivatins.
should be adapted to- exas soil and clinnte
regardless of old notions, suited to other places
and other SOIL IndiQeola Bulietin.
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Eastern Affairs.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 3l.--The steamer Asia has
arrived with dates fsom Liverpool TO the 18th
ult. The following is summary Of her cas-
tern news:
Adviccs from the East state that . battle
had been fought between the Rursiau and Tur-
kish armies. near Kalafat, and tho latter gained
the victory.
u z'le Ottoman Porte have consented to en.c.
mte ncgotiatiolss~.
Tie combined Heessv rslnainEin tho Black
Tbs latest al,ices ffom 81. Petersburg en-
brace ru.nors Of more pacific disposition in
tho Emperor OF Russia
Other reports bfougiitb By the Asia with re-
Expect 20 tbs state Of Eantern affairs. reesp 10
lndieete thai the Gar remains as resoInte and
tntirctAblt ~ ever, and the Sultan n desirous
for no atnicablc arrangement on honorable
terms, bns ~ determined ~ ever TO resist the
ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF Russia.
The Gar has not set consented to accept
the new, note drawn up by the four powers
The Sultan ON the other hand has freely ndop-
ted It.
In the meantime extensive preparations arc
being made for the continuance OF warlike OPP
erations. The Russian fleet has been ordered
to Sebasiopoi
The intelligence from China brought by the
Asia, contains the announcement OF tho cap
turc of Annoy by the Impcrialists. The loss
sustained by the insurgents, however, is re-
ported MS being only 1000 men.
The very latest accounts from Vienna say
that the result Of The battle mt Kalafat was un.
certain, and that the combaiants wcrc prcpar.
ing to continue the ;.ght IN. following day
The defeat Of the Russians, however, lad been
officially announced at Constnntlnoplc.
The Diyan had readily consented TO adopt
oil the pnciilc propositions which had been
submitted by the four powers.
The Russian troops are said 10 be suffering
terribly from disease. Independently Of the
cases which had already resulted fatally, there
were said to be at last accounts. fully 1000 Oh
| the sick list.
II il said that there were thirty thousand
Russians engaged in the battle Of Kalaiat. =
The loss OF the Turks ON the occasion is repor.
ted at one thousand, that Of the Russians q,
three thousand a
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DAGUERKEoTyrIs. Is not often that our
friends can avail themselves of the services of
an excellent Dagucrrcotypc Artist Several
have visited us within the past year, but only
one OF them succeeded in giving full satisfac.
ton. An excellent opportunity Is now offered
the citizens Of the town and county, for
procuring lifc.lkc miniatures Of them.
selves, families and friends We profess TO be
a judge of Daguerreo,ypcs and do not hes.
iiatc to pronounce his specimens inferior 10
none VIC have ever seen taken outside the we'll
prepared saloons of q large city. Mr. Rundeil
comes highly recommended from the different
towns in which he has operated and brings
with him complete supply OF stock Of every
variety by reference TO his advertisement il
will DO seen that lac has taken rooms over Pcn..
mel iovett's store, where he can be seen at
all hours during the day. Give him a call and
see how your beautiful pbysiognomies look
under glass. We bcspcah highly polished
plate ior three Rundcll
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-18

A Journal that should BIO ns,ronzed by,
everybody. We beg an erchaags and will pay,
the subscription besides.
Some months since. young lady in Gin
cinnati established IN that city n printing OF
lice Gov females. She opened rooms, furnished
them ia the most comfortable style, placed q
tine library. pinuo, Sc. in the office, and
thet selected itoin among the most INDECENT
sewing girls OF her native city, some forty
powHg fSis,ifs, To do the type srttiny, aud 9th.
or tncchaniral labor Of her establishment. With
no ,aoaght Of pccuniary gain, ut Is saiil sl,c
invested several Thousand dollars in hcF IA.
dies printing otlicc, solcy with a view TO be
nellt the struggling fslssaics in the IVES, who
Mcre obliged "a toll nj lhe needle for insasse
wages The result, of this pl,llanlhsapic enter,
prise Is now the tsscyne ~ universal pride Ellis
Wentwotih. tbs protector ct the enlcgpFlse
has altcaslY isd the pleasure cf seeing her III,
sNfFS .iesraaf trpily established as one IL ,ss
iiFs, papers Ia the West, The nsty sewing
girls 20 whom she gave employ u,eat haze nsv
comfortable hopts, and rV earning Sis To nsAs
dollars per week, ~ : peasant and honorable
employment.
Ac,asiej b, the assrsss &c her enleyprise Il
she West. Ella vpntessplstcs s<gahlsslslas 4
similar Niiife IN l'bisAsEeiphis, aisa the iissi
nafatsS ~ the lshila5eit,lsia Literary ,yeasrsss
wsii sss oai in ssw dayS The tlhia sapvss
stssk If Miss Weessusth as Iss.s - fssfuas
ss,a sslieeacs. sna ca,asacssl her esstegygtNc u
ssseas terms fllA cisssws ssss ssnags ssss%s y
ihS tsablle slse aea. that ssse sscrs toasns vii
sssi sssrvs thS lses osN imr 8ifs. lss \ sorc~s
10 tss's tss,sa slAxH - sssiaasts. BE- ssesgs'
Fefaansfstsaa.
Tss0 prev ~ Mls4 NenswevtkS bsoFaAt
e@t 6esSAg lsf ssAs
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WAsnSeross BiRrH -DAy.--Ncxt Wcdncs.
day will DO Washington's anniversary. As yet,
VIC have heard Of no preparations being made
by our patriotic citizens for It's celebration.
We sincerely hope They will not permit It to
pass by nIpoticed. Lot tho Masons, Odd Fol.
iows,Sons Of Temperance, our religious friends,
and all, both male and female, remember the
deeds and virtues of him who was "ilrst In
war-frst In pcncc--tirst in the hearts Of his
coun'ry'ncn,' and give TO his memory that
observance which tho occasion requires and
his name demands.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-18

ES- Friend Hunt has fallen upon plan TO
prevent the cattle from eating his cotton. In.
stead of bringing into play rocks, brick.
bats, b'cts Of wood, and other missiles OF q
formidable character, he simply sprinklcs up
on the bales goodly quantity of ashes, which,
acts like charm in preserving his cotton, and
saves him no, only much trouble, but thesex.
pensc incident upon tho wear and tea. Of sole
leather.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-18

tB Our representative, Stephen II. Oar.
den, returned homo on "Wednesday night last,
in good health. The gay and fashionable life
OF Austin, together with the ups and downs,
the crooks and turns, that arc to be met with
by those engaged in legislation, seem to
agres sith our friend amazingly.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-18

~ The slave Ben, whom we msntion1
last week Is having cut his inaster, judge
ebe'''pSer, ard ono ofhis IONS, has not, we re.
sret to say, been apprchendcd. We have
since learned that the boy stole one Of his
masters horses OH the night that he runaway,
and u ID thought that lac will endcAvor 10 gsi
to San Antonio and from thence 10 Mexico -
A reward Of ono hundred dollars Is offered ~
his appr ehcnsion.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-18

s%~ Agreeable TO joint resolution Of both
Houses, the Legislature Of this State adjourned
last Monday. For tho benefit Of all interested,
ne shall publish tho captions of all the gcncr.
al and special laws as soon as they come to
hand
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-18

h The negroes belonging TO Mr.. James
a. Stewart, of Baltimore, who sailed from
that point for Indianola ON the 4th Of Dcccm-
Der, arrived at this place on Thursday last, on
their way TO Mr.. SIS farm, OH tho opposite side
Of the river.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-18

GoSzaLrs,-J. W. Hampton, Esq, who
passed through this place a few days since,
says that, with the exception Of Austin, Con.
talcS 10 improving more rapidly tl,ae any other
town in the State This is, noioslbi. true. -
Our town possesses advantages Wi,lels few 9th.
ors can boast OF The county. 81 s..sss;sss sse Is
the site. IS as rich aud fertile AZ any IN Texas
emigration and wealth arc iseesi#s la,, hef
valleys and rrairies every dsys enough timber
Tor al necessary purposes $50 he conscnicn,ly
procured nom her own son. tbs town con
,sins cnterprising, energetic. nesa' and H.
iGbFynt citizens; in Iact, ssssyshlng rsquir,
to build w and inrtoyc place. can b. foa,,,
tight At home the csfi has not run ahead O
the horse ~ !. ,he case wish soaao other place
Ne wos Of aer proxTsss has been show bu
Slr,--.hsf toanslA,lea h selia and permanent.