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Mexican Mustang Lini-
mcnt.
A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND
CURE FOR
Elimination. Neuralgia. L~umbago.
Sciafico, Salt. Rheum, Tetfer,
Piles. .Scald- Head. Cdked
Breast. Sore Nipples,
Sore Shins. Burns.
UIcers. Goui.
HARD Jumps OR HUNfORS,
AND ALL KINDS OF PAINS OR
lnf,asn matiOp in Man Or Bcnst.
The Most UonderfM Remedy
liver used for removing and eradicsting
IL pains of any kind almost simnltane-
ously, and for healing and curing oil kinds
of aches, Ague in the Breast or face, Ague
Cake Burns. Bruises, Biles, Bites of Mos.
q%uitoes, spiders, snakes, and even of mad
dogs or other rabid animals, chatting, chop.
ped hands, chilblains, corns, contraction Of
the Muscles or Cords, cuts of any kind, ear
ache, deafness, eruptions of any kinl, cry
sipeles, fever sores, swelled throat, heal
ache, hard humps or tumors, itch, infamed
Joints, inflammation of any kind, lameness
of any kind, mango, muscular weakness.
nervous diseases, old sores, paralysis or
palsy, Edematus swellings, pimples on the
face, quinsy, rheumatism, tit is perfect
master of this complaint,J scalds, salt
rlHeum, scalded heads, scurvey, sprains, sore
throat, sore nipples, sore lips. swelled anil
infsmed joints and limbs, stings of bees,
wasps and other poisonous insects, Tic
Doloreus, Ulcers, Of recent or long stand
ing, venereal sores, or weakness in the
back, limbs or ANGLES, and a perfect mas
ter of all iniammations or pains.
The Mericm Mustang Li.imenf,
Has proved itself the most extraordinary
preparation ever offered to the affected
1t has proved aninfalible remedy for chron-
icand iniammatory Rheumatism!
Samuel Rape, one of the oldest engineers
on the River, lives lS9, 7th street, had
been afflicted seven years with Chronic
Rheumatism. He could not raise his han1
to his head; bis limbs were much swollen,
drawn out of shape, and joints dislocate1,
and he was quite deaf. He has spent hun
dreds of dollars and lost many more by loss
Of time. The use of one bottle and a half
of this Liniment reduced the swelling, re-
lieved the pain entirely, and he is now able
to walk about without the use Of ~crutches.
or even a cane; says he feels as supple asa
boy. A few drops of this liniment on a
piece of cotton. changed occasionally, cur
ed his deafness!
Thomas Rogers works at Rogers & Burk-
heads copper Works, was cured perfectly
of an obstinate attack of this disease, after
trying doctors prescriptions and other rem
edies in vain, in three days.
STILL MORE EXTRAORDINARY.
An old physician of extensive practice
in the city, had a patient, a boy, whom he
had attended two years for rheumatism.-
His limbs were all drawn out of shape ia
the most shocking manner. and his suffer
ings were of the most heart-rending anil
~agonizing kind. He finally gave up every
hope o. doing him any good; and to get ril
OF the constant calls on him (often in the
night recommended them to try the Mus
tang Linimcnt-not that he thought it
would do the boy any gooa-but to bis
great surprise the boy has recovered. This
is the doctors confession.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-14
SON III
F. N VALUABLE.

The most powerful King on the face Of the globe nov
reigns supreme in the American Republic. The powo
of the crowned heads of Europe sink into insignifcance
when com pared TO that of our American King.
European Kings employ the power vested in them ~
increase the riches of the rich aud lordly, and to reducs
TO greater misery and degradation, the poor and depen-
dent. Our American King goes forth with equal willing
moss TO the lordly mansion and humble cabin, ready alike
to administer relief and to offer health and happiness to
the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-14

EIvE THOUSAND lbs Seneka Snake
IL root, for which | will pay a good price
in cash if delived clean and dry. s
February 10th, "a. w. L. ORR. y
Demoine courier., 1854-09-14
YHE HRM@NME g@uREgA :
$1,000 Reward.

THE above reward will be paid to any
'effectual remedy than either of the follow
ing preparations. They are entirely com
posed Of vegetable matter.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-14
From two eminent Physicians in

From two eminent Physicians In
FAYETTEvILLE, TENN, APRIL 10Th, 1851.
Sm:-We have given your CHERRY PFC
ToEAL an extensive trial in our practice,
and find il to surpass every other remedy
we have for curing affections Of the respi-
ratpry dreams.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-14

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Every one should be supplied with this
bestof Liniment as it pays good profits and
sells fast.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-14

THO. GREY.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
E,d,TsC.

:. u. fiTTsS AND JANIS ". ssyTHE, EDITORS.
THIS work, the first number Of which was Ia.
sued in March, 1858, Is composed mainly of Selcc-
tons from the Periodical Literature of Great Brit
ain, France, Germany. and the United States
.cheitiy, however, from that Of Great Britain. In nd.
dition TO American Journals, We have ordered and
are constantly receiving by mail, the following Eu.
ropcan publications;
The Edinburg Review, North British Review.
Westminster Review, London Quarterly Review,
Eclectic Review, Retrospective Review, Chambers
Edinburgh Journal, Eliza Cookies journal. Houss.
hold Words, United Service Journal, Colburn's Now
Monthly, Dublin University Magazine, Blackwood's
Edinburgh Magazine, Ainsworth's Magazine, Fra,
sor's Magazine, Hoods Magazine. Sharp's Magazine.
Taits Magazine, Genilemanis Magazine, Black.
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aud Inventions, Rently's Miscellany, Revue des
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raj History, Wcscr Zcitung, London Liberty Ga.
xeitc, Tho Spectator, Critic, The Atheneu,n. The
Examiner, Times, Punch, &c,
These rare and costly publications, embodying
the latest and choicest productions &C the hes, yri.
tiers OF the age, will be carefully examined, and
their mos, attractive and valuable articles rcpso.
duccd IN the columns of the Eclectic. Thus. for a
mere fraction 1T the coat of any one of them. our
readers VIII obtain the select portions OF the whole.
Extracts nom the French and German win he
translated expressly for our work.
Tho Magazine We now offer 10 the ogsg,c. :. ~.
snly Journal NJ the class Published In the South
Il u the LEsi attempt, 10 i~n,rodace ~ The great body
OF Scuihern readers. and To adapt to their ~Ant.
and Interests. the current literature az Harupe-
IA such, IL is designed to supply q vaD, loas tel,
AMI acknowledged.
osr selections VIII consist &c such articles a.
possess Pcrmsnen, Value and Gensrl Interest
We VIII only adj. that while va are Offering The
tflecste upon sssh terms a. VIII place u within
the reach ~ all no expense hss hesn. az viii he
spared On oat part, 20 make II Ia avery scspec,
ssvePsshle 70 The cultivated reader.
The fckeeisc "a p~ahAlshci ~ Aagassa, Ga, shs
ksst q svesy moash cash nuusAses ooataialna c4es.
~ large cctssa nAges, IA doahss celumnS psSate.'
ce god paper and Rew vrr-msAing ,sa vesss
sai p6a cagca W. the year.
TRIMS toR ONE TEAR. .,A,.nes
TIVE Copy, %, IS Ceyscs eiA;. .s,h tt,Soa.
Iseefsi srtsngesaes,s via Re r,s.snv nc s{t
sesess saa fertsstcsi ageass & -.s .w.. ha
catstsoa ~ the ~ays. The sosS~
oasssned prc~ptis ~ sAeeSenT ~.
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|. III. MOODS.

WHOLESALE Ann RSrNn pEsLsE N rtSE
uAfCHkS, JHHkiRf fdNCf GOObS.
mi FseIreltaas announces ~ the citlsrps II
Ish lndanolA. aNd hts fieu,is generally, thai he
has taken the steFs under tbs Nassaic Hail where
every thiRg in hA hae wiu te so,spd, ss cheNp - IN
any southern Bstkel Not a siagle article win he
scAi Without = fae g~,asfsnsec which via enaiaS the
p~arvaeser 10 hay wsth confidence
Its 1~s~stneat j. c~ospseic. and Ne harss Ia I've
encouraged eaac,epi 10 jas,ify kim Ia scepaag = sall
ssgp@y 70 al seAnaes
A WORD To TifE TRADE
lie hss Ani eia krer 9 general 1e~srtment 4
WschnssAefs te~ls ard aaAleysslN al ~ the l.eaa
qsshg, fippe gSeeea ~ az kiaas repaired and sSs,
rsaieA fs tselte psoashs ~ no chars- ssNle.
ENGRAVING acas eeati,.
fSHssa W. AtSss-ts
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COLLEGE

Y ME studies of this institution win be resumed
- ON Monday the I'd Of April. II IL desirable
that those who contemplate entering this insdts-
ton, should be panctaL in attending at the cosn-
~mencement OF the session.
Tho academic year Is divided into Two sessions
OF I'VE months each, commencing on the frt
Mondays Of April and October. The vacations
embrace the months Of March and September.
Parents and Guardians are furnished at the close
OF each session with n report Of the standing and
proficiency af their children and wards.
Extensive preparations have been made by pri.
vate families In the vicinity Of the College for the
accommodation Of boarders.
Instruments and apparatus have been provided,
which facilitate and render attractive and interest.
Ing the studies, particularly Of the sdYanccd schol.
airs.
The instructors are efficient and well qualified
for the stations they fll.
g. w. Guess, A. NJ. President, and assisted by
Z. Lewis, A. Il. conducts the male department.
Mrs. Mary Hill, assisted by Miss Fulford, super.
intends the female department
Mrs. DIR. Coleman has special charge Of the
Musical, and Mrs. DIR. Craig, Of drawing and the
ornamental branches. Others will be employed a
may DO deemed expcdient.
COURSE or STUDIES AND RATES or TUITION.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Arithmetic. $40 90
English Grammar, Geography, Elocution.
Rhetoric and the minor Mathematics, $40 90
The foregoing continued, Natural, Moral
and Experimental Philosophy, botany,
Hebrew, Greek, Latis, French and Span.
...... e20 90
EXTRA CHANCES.
Music, Piano or Guitar. 49,. ......... $40 90
Drawing, Wax.work and Embroidery, each, &lU Gu
The above fees are charged for each session, one
half ID required at the middle, the other mt the
close of the Term. These rates are charged from
the time of entrance TO the end of the session.
No deduction except for protracted sickness. Sub
ject, however, to the discretion of the board oil
Trustees. EDMUND BELLINGER,
Pres. pro tenn. Board 7lraises Gonzales college.
Gonzales, March IL, 1884.
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UAsiLroN HOUSE, fseAev AZ. Nsw YoSs.
~ CosNsS oF ssTa sssn-9sp VAN yi.ggr,
tctrsstsy 81 sS Barclay suess has tsksa no Above
large hyase sesssBssst 4 up With tass Crason We,
~, Rash~ftn, aAd* ~efnstere shFeukAsaas, I've.
sens Ntsunst Ngg sfctA ga snd No pAosskssss
hgTe n shs cay II vascs tsc fre~s~aa ~ a be.
y ith the qassa ~ q hrAstsos hsrs.s. sssssxs
* 4.s. ~ s. rg -es ~ - ia-i,
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MCKEE ~ HARRISON,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES and PRODUCE

COMMON srRxrr, l,yAo,, tEsss.

MAT Il have now on hand and are constantly no.
ceiying The following articles
Flour, Sugar, Coilce, Salt. llacon, Pork, lard,
Nolascs. tish, Dried Apples and Peaches, Salora.
,uS Candies, Soap, Starch, Stone and Wooden
Ware, 1chscno, Cigars brandy and Preserved
Fruits, Pickles, Candies Whiskcy Rcciihed, Rss
and BcUrsco, and all kinds Of Brandies and Wines,
together si,h Ialny other articles uzuslly kept Ia a
wcll assorted 'rNcty aud Produce Store, al ct
which viii sD cold cheap foe cash. Orders prompt.
" Mled, der2i-S0-ly
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DEWITTS FERRY.

THIS Ferry is situated South Of and adjoin.
= ing the town of Gonzales, about a half
mile from tho Court House. whore there Is an ex.
cellent NEW BOAT,
calculated to cross Wagons of the Target size and
stock of all kinds, and on the direct road leading
TO all the following places from Gonzales up and
down the West side of tho Guadalupe River, viz
San Antonio, Helena, Yorktown, Clinton, In De.
Witt county, and TO the Cibolo, Santa Clara, Colet.
to and to all parts of the Sandies.
The distance 70 Victoria, by crossing At this for.
~, and going down the west aide of the Guada.
lupe to Bennett's ferry and recrossing, Is short.
encd eight miles.
Persons going to any Of said places can get the
necessary directions at the Ferry.
Corn for sale Mt the Ferry.
Nov 20. C. G.. DEWITT.
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MECHANICS, INVNT AND
80 MANUfAc1hE s.sos

4sOV ~ SYsehbNAs s,,v ,nm-
VOLUME IN Of the Scitriric ,vA' u I.
mcnces IN the l7tllof SET ,.rs.,.
chiefly devoted to the ad,nuScmcntt "" NV r...
OF Mechanics, Inventors, stnulac na 49,,
mcrs, by tho diffusion of uscful IN w.,
these important branchcd "I".
practically skilled in the arts amt sS
widely regarded M n sound Az l61fial.l.
Nearly all the Valuable Patents issue yecl.
~ from the PATENT Orricr are TED eih HI.
cravings, and the Claims Ola Patents ar
published In its columns thus n the paper
perfect Scientific and .Mechanics yriopodia q
future as well ms present refer The !Stiu
the american IL very Observation-Disclosures
circulation In the last volume ling is,0c
copies per week. IL II In f~erulindmg; one
volume. contains Scre-ai Ua,dt rapiags An
over -Four hundred Pages Of n Matter, vii
an Index. The practical recctne are wort
to any family much moro tha subscriptio
price. 4
Tho publishers offer the folk valuable Il,
zcs for the largest list of subsdfcnt In by1ir
January ncSt:-one hundred 1wiil be gtse
for the largcat list; sevcntyd pillars for n
second fhy dollars for tho tltty.hyc doIla
for the fourth forty dollars fifth; thlft
five for tho sixth; thirty dollar the sevcnts
iwcniy.ive dollars for the c~ittwen,y doIa
for the ninth; fifteen dollar@nth ten st
lars for the eleventh; and Sollars for 4
Twelfth. Tho cash will be paien order of Il
successful competitor, immcd after Janu1
first, 1858.
TsRSs:--Onc copy one veto dollars;
copy six months, ono dollar; h,ies six taO
four dollars ten copies q mobilcon dol
fifteen copies twelve months, Ay.two; "a
copies twelve months, twenty bin adyaiic'
Southern and Western moiecn for sub
tons.
Letters should 10 directed, paid, 10
4 Co, 1928 Fulton. street. N,
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GONZALES EXCHANGE.
Fashionable Tailoring.

TUE subscriber takes this method of informing
b the public, that he has taken the rooms over
the store of MeSsrs. Russell, Harmon & baird, where
no 70 prepared to do all kinds of work in hir limo
with ncatncss and dispatch aud on the most rca.
sonabie terms Having located permanently in the
place, no invites those desiring a good III to give
him a call. 7. ID. ATKINSON.
Gonzales, January rs, lS64-y
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You arc referred to the annexed letter for facts.
" NaiA'rry Cfs,k, hiysits ta, 7tras .Juus is,
1881, bN. l. : CONstocx, New York-Desr Sir /:
Twelve months ago heagh, a halt dollar box uf
yoat Tain Extractor, and a beighbor of mine, Judge
Wa Nenotce, in this county. had a negro woman
tina, was burnt On her foc,. tour.oca years ago. tina,
every month would break cut and run, 40 tia, she
was ali entire cripple lie sen, To me Cor nv hos
ct Sslve ! lc, him have u. he applied H. and /,
hiss maie q perfect cunI 50 that A.e 4 aow > hand,
sound snd we'd, and the Judge ~ys he viii alway.
keep the Sdve eH hand I have tried the ~al,c In
mS family, and sni u, guod, would rot he with,
ost Il fos sny price Ia The world have tcaa The
oanse q, several II nv Wesghlcss tSsinx Il sna
all that have tried 4 are vel satisfied With H. and
saw thpy vii sol he vtihuu, " 4 nesxh.sar os
Rlnc, BY thc nsme II u I. tisletrand. f,sa iStrr,
" c,aaty, h.ss,sTn feNAs hrsl todd aa shoai ID.
ADD I sn VIII satisfied vsh a.
lc-ls wa v CRiswEIi."
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For Sale or Rent.
Notice.

.."| INDULGE.
' ME undersigned hes the pleasure to inform
Il his friends ans, 'sc public that he has re.
moved from his old stand on Public Square, TO his
own premises near Capt. Matthews old corner, st.
Goods on hand which he will sell for u small profit.
Please give him u call and satisfy yourselves of the
quality and cheapness. lie win continue business
~ heretofore. j. GUICHARD.
Gonzales, March 4. 1S54-4etf
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Carriages Repaired.
NgM

TIN undersigned, ~oua ~iatsr,s,r ~ ,he laAslS
tsnss Il ,icnsAirs ant Surrounding ccua,ry, that sss,
80 prepared 10 FAINT. tANk ssd REPAIR al
ksnis ~ CARHlAGEN IN ihe assss uoskasa.isks
sssf@ q, ,heif a.Op. Msla Strost opposite az
rahsc Sqaerv The mnsss,, o. I'll osoA 10 s,eofp
p-ps the pusa. nAssgN A RlssgT
NvzA5s~ q. ~SseesAs.ts
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Tie most celebrated Chemist in tie United States.
This medicine contains all the vegetable prin.
ciples which experience has proved useful In clean
Ing the system from disease, extracted and com.
bined with the highest skill which the refinement
OF Modern Chemistry enables US to employ, and is
justly denominated
The Grtdt Purifier of the BLOOD aud Cure of
Scrofnla, Effects of Murcury, Ulcers, Consump.
ton, Erysipelas, Dyspepsia, Nervous Diseases,
Coughs, Colds, Costivcness, Liver Complaint.
Rheumatism Neuralgia, Salt Rheum, Fever and
Aguc, Bilious Fever, Dropsy, Fever Sores, Ring
Worm, General Debility, Eruptions.
CAUTION.
All the genuine DIR. Townsend's Sarsaparila tia,
has been prepared since Feb. goth, 1850, has the
annexed certificate Of DIR. Chiffon, on the outside
wrapper of each bottle.
This IL to certify, that the Compound Extuct al
Sarsaparilla, contained In this bottle, under my d.
rection and supervision, from the Original Receipt
Of DIR. $. +. Townsend, and that It Is composed of
ingredients purely vegetable, and without mercury.
JAMES X. Chiffon, NJ. d..
Chemist.
NOTICE.
Sold by all the principal Druggists and Store
keepers In the United States.
Put up In English, Spanish French and German
wrappers.
Price si,oo per bottle, or three bottles for
81, 90.
For sale by Ii. d. PECK.
Gonzalez. June IL, ls53-ly
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Grn hams Mwine!
Eaa6fahtd M 1890, and frkanity aucess
and universally popuiafughem the
Union stored NTH rs. Lit
srotpre and nj
VUEHFf WHtI Is7E
EngroeiaS
Volume E0HA.

tLuN FOlp3.
THE great snctcss of the 5oiatde OF +"
HAMS MAGAZINE" n~ing 10 large iicre'
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attempt norc energetic ontbr the new
We shall still so conduct tbosazine M TO
the wants and wishes OF a ytirge body {
people, who now begin to loo periodical
FOR the correct and various ihiaton, vi
previously sought for in heaSlumes az
tho way libraries.
We believe wa a 40 condihis MagM
while II will meet tIis wishos Do lovers
able literature, il shall still ink, Ia scief
cleo, aud articles Of general dy, iuiorft
will DO valuable and dcsirabb many.
ancc Of this purpose, We sh4acn undo
Of our readers not alone artidof highn
ten 10 order by our well.kne corpsM
tors, hut shall draw upon tlars. Ntnra
Old World--as success andcrenscd
may enable MS still further to ths
pogtsof Grabaa-so that vnaN press
hest articles that are publisA abroad,e.
those that are written cxpssly for Vol.
We ,rlst that this eilor, 10 Scnd thcs 1
the Magazine, will be iao, that 50, od,
favor from our readers wiiitAias chez ara
itor of the work Cos uiere ,n tbirteS lssi
that tho Magazine whose fousN,ion w oaAy
may, In 1883. hs among tho plcs,, ms
Magazine In Amrsica. I
The New Volume of Gnlsn comtAF
ly with the January mumb,s Rna,ws
casion to solicls from single subscsT
whose subscriptions expire, = haws
encouraging company for sss, sAg# Z
No fufFiSubAM
The character of "s{nsns
, -,a vssaoisi,si, aasas,g ~
render necessary thu ~
which has bNotae The u
every ohacaIe Ana n4}sd
works whpse sneriSsd SO o
20 sbandes the M STk
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THE ONLY LADY

50 pronounced by
Units
GSAey's Lady,
GATH
ONE HUNk
Of rsaoEss each month";
A NEW AND 10
Certainly the most int
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Upon which any rslianc
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with descriptions how to
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Every new pattern Of any
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qucntly.
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On EVERY
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whole cost of the Book.
Music.-Thrce dollars
D~RAwiSo.-This art ca
by a series Of drawings IL
MopEL CorrAGr.-Cott
niturc will he continued .
SPLENDID STEEL LIN. AZ
in evcry number. They
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which YOU would have q
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Livery Stable,
&. Wassss:,
e. II y : Nj |

AAoULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
Wv Gonzales and adjoining %couaiics. that he
j. now prepared TO execute In a neat and workman
Tie manner, all work h his line of business.
Guns fesiecked and bored Ia shoot uloSc and
strcng, Him, guns altered 10 percussion on ,hs mos,
improved principle, Patent Brcechcs aud Safety
Guards hlicd y guns ~ any make. Every dcSctip.
ton 1t Gums and PISTOLS mstc and repaired en- the
shor,es. notice. Saop imncdistcl, la thv rsAr Of
ilSmans Jcwelfy store.
Gonzales, October rs, lsSs-tf
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tssOlutiOls.-The partnership heretofore
H. existing between JOINS & HARPER Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Those indebted to
ns, by note or otherwise, will please call and settle.
w. HESS JONES,
JOHN l.. HARPER.
Gonzales, Dec. 2i, ls53-tf
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uSf received, a ircsh lot of Consrock's Nrnvg
a. AND BosE ~IiSIaKSr AND ELlsiR, a certain
cure for Rheumatism, The genuine for sale by
10y HUNT & P0NToN,
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Religious Appointments

Rev. J. II. ssnblinE. Of the Bspsis, determination,
preaehev In this place on the Ora ssbhah Of ever
month. -
Rev. A. II. Walker, Of the Cumberland Prssbyte.
rssns. on the second Sabbath 81 every month.
Rev. Daniel Carl. OF the n. Z. Church, on the
third Sabbath OF every month.
Rev. john NsCrae, Of the Old School fresbyte.
riaiis. on the fourth Sabbath Of every month.
Rev. Dr.. Ponion, Campbclhis, on every fdth Sab
bath.
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LAND AGENT.
y. BROWN.
DIR. w. III. McCOMBS.

HAVING located permanently Ia Gonzales. Of.
fer his Professional Services To the ciilscus of thu
town aud vicinity,
Office ON che North aide Of the Square, adjoining
uic former Drug Store 81 Dr.. D. L. Beaumont, '
fehrIar, ls, ls6l-tf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-25
LYNCHBURG IIRGINIAN.
MONDAY MORNING. SEPT. IS, 1871.
Pr ,ooeding. of the whsg State Convent Of
New York

The Saturday Evening Mail brought us intel-
lsence Of the proceedings Of this body at SYRIA
cuse. Resolutions were adopted denouncing the
repeal ofthc Missouri Compromise. and holding
themselves thereby released from all obligations
TO admit any more slave States into the Union
or to support any compromises with slavery.
except such are contained ia the Con-
stitution of the United States. Myron IL.
Clark, a member Of tbs State Senate, aud
seryile follower af seward. sas nominated u
Governor, and Henry J. Raymond. tho editor of
the New York Times. and no less iactiuus enc
my of the South and its institutions as Lieut.
Governor. This action requires NJ Comment
There is but one view in which il shodld be re
garded by men Of every party whether North or
South who respect and would preserve the Tn
ion and the Constitution II Is trea>uu.-lt Is
treason. however disguised - the fcace d ths
nation and our political mion,and traitor. its
coacociors should be rejected. spurned and dos
pised-