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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26
FMS opus coronat.

MASSACHUSETTS. Free Democratic State
Convention, at which the Hon. Amasa Walker
presided, was last week held at Springfield.
The position of affairs in that State was fully
discussed, and it was concluded to adopt the
Republican State ticket for this year, but still
keep up their old, distinctive Free Democratic
organization. The policy that prevailed at this
Convention, may be found embodied in the fol-
lowing resolutions, which they adopted on the
occasion -
Resolred. That the Free Democracy of Mas
sachusetts hold stedfastly by the principles put
forth by the Free Democratic Convention at
Pittsburg. recognizing therein platform on
which all earnest opponents of Slavery extern
sion and the Slave power can meet, and the on
ly existing national platform now before the
country worthy of the support of a free people.
Resolcsd, That we recommend the Emigrant
Aid Society to the support of the public, as
furnishing the most efficient present means of
preventing the extension of slavery in the West
Resolued, That the Republican party, having
adopted substantially, the principles of the
organization around which the friends Of Free
dom can consistently rally, we recommend that
the Free Democracy of Massachusetts, take no
action, by the nomination Of candidates, with
reference to the approaching election.
Resolved, That we instruck the Free Demo-
cratic State Central Committee TO retain the or
ganization, and to act in the future as the in
terest of Freedom may require.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

oOsition to be read in any court if taken with
out notice to the opposite party } by MIR, Fer
rim, ia respect to grand list buildings on Lands
sequestered to public, private and charitable
ases not to be assessed J BY Mr.. Barton OF H.,
in amendment of u so G. s.; by Mr.. Hitch
cock, relating to elections, Votes to give the
full name, except initials for middle name y ny.
Mr.. Lockwood, relating to common schools
sevsrally to the committee on Printing
Pesitions refered.-0f VIM. II. Jones, Ed
mund " eston, Samuel Craig, Ira Stafford, Jo-
than B, Davis, John NJ. Martin, E6cr Stacy,
Alansen Parmalee, to COMMITTEES on Banks; Of
iona, Mather, and Others, to Committee of
Claims: of inhabitants of Peacham and mem
bors of Caledonia Co. Grammar School, foa
board of education; to committee on .Ednca-
tion
A report of the committee to build Jail in
Rutland county was, on motion Of Mr.. Page,
referred to the committee on Printing.
The Senate came in and the joint assembly
proceeded to ballot for Secretary of State, all
tha former eandi1atea having hapn Dresanteu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

HE PoLrrIcAL ASPECT OF AFFAIRS IN THE LEG
IsLATURE-As will be inferred from our pub
lished proceedings there was some lack of har-
mony and mutual confidence between the Ro-
publicans and Wings during the first week of
the Session; but at general caucus last Thurs
day evening and Friday morning. which both
wings had been induced to attend, the Repub-
lican PLATFORM was at length and for the first
time fully adopted, and in view of the result of
the protracted balloting for Secretary of State,
which came about on the day following the morn
ing caucus, tbs believed that the aspect of affairs
is now quite suspicious, not only for the great
cause of Freedom, but for more harmony among
all its professed supporters in the Legislature.
At all events, it is not for US, personally, to
complain
Fms opus c0ronat.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

The STAR OF VERMONT, is the title of new
and smart-looking weekly newspaper, just start
ed ut Mortified, devoted to " American Rights
and principles, Literature and News" by r. S.
sanborn q Co., $l,25 per year in advance
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

ROBBED OF HALF THE GLoRY.-It seems, after
all, that the Little Giant is to be robbed of the
glory of standing as the originator of tho Ne
braska Bill and that he, in the part he took
in that measure, was but acting the part Of
tool Senator Atkinson of Missouri, in re-
cent speech in that State, boldly dcclard himself
and himself only, to be the originator of
the Nebraska Bill and Repeal of the Missouri
Compromise. lie stated that, after determined
to get the Bill introduced he sought an inter-
view with Douglas, and proposed to him to
take the lead-that Douglass was not prepared
to assent-took "a hours to consider on the
matter, and at the end Of that time, returned
and agreed to the proposition but that he,
Atkinson, moved and supervised the whole
scheme from beginning to end.
Senator Atkinson also declared in the same
speech, the repeal of the Missouri Compromise
to DO II Southern measure, purposely brought
forward to extend and strengthen Slavery, and,
if he could have his way. he would hang every
Northern man settling in Kansas, who should
oppose its introduction and establishment in
that territory.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

So on the 18th ballot Hon. Daniel p. Thorn
pson Of Montpelier, was elected
The Joint assembly adjourned to Tuesday next,
3 p. NJ. and the Senate retired.
Mr. Harvey moved to reconsider the vote of
this morning to adjourn to Tuesday morning
next.
Mr. Field moved to lay this motion on the
table and make it the special order for Tuesday
morning next. Opposed by Mr.. Josselyn of p,
VINO demanded the yeas and nays: yeas lO4,
yeas lVl. Adjourned
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

In the village of West Concord, Vt, a few
days since, bear weighing $50 Ids. was caught
in trap beloning to Mr.. Charles B Folsom The
trap by which he was captured weighed but forty
pounds, and he carried ii off with him for CON
siderable distance before he was overtaken and
shot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

The Administration are said to be greatly ey-
ercised over the choice of successor to Brigham
Young, whose term as Governor of Utah has ex.
pired. The Washington Star is very sure that
the successor will not be Mormon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

In front OF dwelling in Marlborough. Mass
thers are six majestic elms which the owners in
surea against injury from lightning or ere 10 The
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

After the 9th ballot motion to adjourn I'M
til tomorrow was ncgatived. Senator Allen
then nominated Chalon Il. Dayey of Burling-
ton. After the Sth ballot, Mr.. Washburn NOV
cd that when the joint assembly adourns, it
shall be until 10 A. NJ. tomorrow agreed to
Mr.. Washbum then moved to suspend further
ballotings for Secretary of State until 10 A. NJ.
tomorrow F.; agreed to-
The joint assembly then proceeded to elect
Auditor of Accounts Mr.. Hotclkiss of Wa
terville nominated and Senator Denison second
ed, William NJ. Pingry of Bethel, and Mr.
Bean nominated Charles Reed of Montpelior
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

The Speaker announced the Select Committee
on the liquor law--Alcssra. Spencer of Castle
ton, james of Waterbury, Sergeant Of Barre,
Rankin of Chester, Rumscy Of Hubbardton,
Henry Of Rochester, Bicknell of Underhill.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOUTHERN
II. FIFTEEN Am JAMES ". suyrur y,

,. II. fiTTHN Asp JAMES ". sMyrus, rpirons.
THIS work, tho first number of which was H.
sued IN March, 1893, Is composed mainly of Sclcc
tons from tho Periodical Literature of Great Dri,
ain, France, Germany. and the United States
CHIEFLY, however, from that of Great Britain. In adj
dition tn American Journals, wa have ordered and
arc constantly receiving by mail, the following Eu
ropcan publications
Tho Edinburg l,cvicw, North British Review,
Westminster Review, London Quarterly i,rview
Eclectic Review, Retrospective Review. Chamber,
Edinburgh Journal, Eiiza Cookies Journal. Iionse
ho'd Words, United Service Journal, Columns New
Monthly, Dublin University Magazine, Rleckwood
Edinburgh Magazine. Ainsworth's Magazine, Fra,
sers Magazine, Hoods Magazine. sliarp's Magazine.
Iaits Magazine, G~cnileman's Magazine, Hack
woods iady's Magazine, The Repository Of Art.
AMI Inventions, Bcniiy's MISCELLANY, Revue dos
deuy Mondes, Hogs Instructor, Annals of Natn,
raj History Wescr zeitung, London Liberty Ga.
tstie, Tt& Spectator. Critic, The Atlieneum. The
EXAMINER, Times, Punch, Sc.
These rare aud costly publications, einlpoayjne
TIE latest aud choicest productions at the host wrs
tiers o; the aye. viii he carefully csanincd. anl
their most e~itraesigs and valuable articles rs;,n,.
ducod Ia the columns OF the Electe. Thus, er =
mere fraction 0f the eosi OF any one &c them. our
readers will cbiain the SELECT portions cf tho who'll,
Extracts from the frcneh and German viii h..
translated expressly Coz ous wefk.
Ibe sagSks,te.As how Onst To the natlte. Ia the
only JoatnS ~s5aznhll.hei IA The south
y = 'he hrsl asssnsfs feasec 10 .he great insiy
% southern tSa4s@&n&hs adapt IA ,fssir want.
sad inseFese, tle cafvVtst NtsrAIpue ef fastatc-
NJ sneh. q 8 ag@gn@l 70 sarqdy 4 want hong 10,
ash msass~ i~issl
tma seheiNna an eossslss ~ .,eh astlelss :.
FN~ss feraasso, talee assl tsengszs iatsrea
We NfE eeiY stAl, sh.s skih ~ arn usAessns ,hs
Nfsccte gnsa @sch ieruss ~ wsl u4kes Il wlsAs,
tha FcaSa - Al. NJ sSFebse has t~es. ~ Sal Ia
sfa1rsat tt nrtF faas .. e.atn - ~ 49,. 80
sseepsAse - she csltgslsd IsNslen
Tbs hscete : FalAShvi Al Aoxssts, Ia, the
rtst ufsspss sasatA, cAch n~atas%s essassisiar slsa.
= tsFe vetase ssee@ ia sfssets ss1ansa& twiasss
ea ENsl fN4wf st3 $50 nls~aaktas s@N ys4assrs
sn8 go rsvs Is he sea.
faHNS TtsN oNE yEAR
uas Twp, 81 ~ Js44A st4s - sisssse
Ksast 4ss1ts NIB ~ sA1ts aah ttnsk.
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NOTICE.
PROSPECTUS OF
INQUIRER

Relieving the time has arrived in the town
OF Gonzales, surrounded MS it is by the wealthy
farmers in Gonzales county, for the establish.
ment of n weekly journal Mt the county.sitc-
through, or near which, the San Antonio and
Gulf Railroad will pass, and in n section of
country unsurpassed for beauty of scenery,
fertility of soil and salubrity OF climate In tic
State Of Tcxns-it is proposed to establish at
the above named place, n newspaper, to be
known by the name of tho gonzales ISouI-
REn," devoted to Agriculture, Literature. tho
Mechanic Arts, Commercial Interests, and the
News OF the day.
The Inquirer will he independent in politics,
but firm and decided i'm the advocacy of the
great principles Of our republican government,
so ably calculated in the administrations oi
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, ms guaranteed to them by the c~onstitu-
ton ofthc United States. And while wo claim
to have had some experience rs editor and
publisher OF a public journal, we shall, mt the
same time, bring TO its mid the poetic and lite.
rary talent OF able writer's, With whose ability
ny correspondents We are well advised; and al
the same time trust that the Inquirer will be
SO judiciously conducted as To encourage and
bring to its support contributors from the Elm.
pirc State of the South on education, ngricul.
ture and internal improvements. 2
While, then, we unsurl our banner i'm one oil
the most thriving and delightful villages in the
State, and a~ssidtiously devote our energies and
time to make the Inquirer what the develop.
mcnts Of the country demand, and its appear.
ance equal to any journal in the South, we shall
expect proportionate encouragement from the
pcoplc of he xas. thnn whom no cit;ycna Ia III,
Union manifest n livclicr interest In whatever
pertains to tho maintenance Of morality, the
cause of education and the p%crpctuity of repub-
lican institutions.
TERMS.
The Inquirer will be published weekly, on
an imperial sheet of fine paper, neatly cxccu-
ted, for SO 90, if paid in advance; $8 so, il
not paid within six months; or 81 90, at tho
expiration of the year.
All communications for tho Inquirer must be
addressed to the Editor, free of postage.
=. w. SMITH,
ID. s.. IL. DARST.
Gonzales, Texas, January, 1853.
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Grnhaln's Mngnximc
E1e0fishef az 1926, and friomphaaHy succcssG.
and universally popular throughout tie
Union stored eiM he best Lit
erature oad E2egant

and universally popular throughout tie
Union stored nAM tie best Lit
erature and Eieyant
EugydpiDgs. :
VOLUME FOX 1853.
THE great success of the last volume of "Gn,-
HAMS MAGAZINE" owing TO the large itcreaso of.
sterling reaiiny matter, cmboljci,s tho Publisher 10
attempt more energetic efforts for the new year.
We shall still 40 conduct the Magazine AZ To meet
the wants and wishes of a very large bp,ly of M,
people, who now begin 10 look TO periodical works
Tor TIE correct and various information, which wax
previously sought for in heavy volumes aud out of
the way libraries.
We believe We can so conduc, this Magazine. that
while 1t will meet the wishes of the lovers of acr,...
able literature, IL slall still impari, In scientific nrti.
clcs, and articles of general utility, information that
viii he valuable and desirable To mary. II, pursu.
aiico ul this purpose, We shall place under the eyes
OF oar readers not alone articles ef high merit. wit.
ten To ottlor hy our wcli.knnwn corps Of eontriBu
tori, hut shall draw upon the fast literature of tho
Old W"tld--as success and Increased circulation
may enable us still further To iacrease N. Rls.sbeF az
pages ~ Grdhues--ao tliat we sl,ati prosen, tt, VERY
he's, articles that arr fnhsished abroad, "a we'll n.
ilinso shat arc writicn expressly for us IA ;,eme.
We tr,s, tiat thls cfinrt 10 sstcni The u.ct,lnss.., ~
Tho Magazine. al I've met it that eontinnanro al
favor iruta our readers which has cheered az a 81.
itor 81 uhe work tor morc than Ihlflcen years. and
that isto Magazine whose foundation was lall in lss,,
may, ~ 1888, ie aAioag the ahiesi, ~ L l. the ollcs,
Margarine ~ AtufstrAs
Tho New Volume Of Graham commence rc,.,l,,.
" With tse iannAsy ~nue,lser, ard We take M. az.
casioi 50 soliei, ffum single Sales.--future and c,.t~
eie,se subscriptions cSFise, q eonilhaafcc az ,l.lt
vneagraSspg c~eiptspy h1 Dsoiher scar
No rUfflNG AND iIJMnr9.
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IDENTIFIES FERRY.

DEWTTTeS FERRY.
TffllS Ferry is situated South of and adioin.
4 ing the town of Gonzales, about n hall
mile from the Court House, where there Is an OK.
ceilent
NEW B0.iT
calculated to cross Wagons cr the Target -izc and
stock of all kinds, and on the direct road leading
TO all the following places from Gonzales up and
down the Nest side of the Guwialnpo River, viz
Sni Antonio, Helena, Yorktown, Clinton, in DE.
Witt county, and to thc Cibolo. Santa Clara, Colct.
20 and 10 all parts of the sandics.
The distance tn Victoria, by crossing at this fer.
~, aud geing dawn the west side of the Guada.
lppe TO Bcnnctt's ferry and rcerossing, Is short.
cnSd eight miles.
I'es~ops guiug to any Of said places can ssc. ,ic
necessary directions at the Ferry.
Corn for sels al the Ferry.
NOV 20. G G. pswITT.
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Indianola and Lavaca Directory.
q. H. MOODS

WHOLESALE Nj RETAIL DEALER IN YIN
WITCHES, JEWELRYf FANCY GOODS,
m n oST respectfully announces to tho citizens OF
lvn lndiapoh, and his friends generally, that he
has taken the store under the Masonic Hall, where
every thing IN his line will lie found, US cheap as In
amy southern market. Not a single article win be
sold without n fill guarantee which viii enable the
purchaser TO buy with confidence.
Ills assortment Is complete, and he hopes 20 bs
encouraged sufficient to justify him in keeping a full
supply to all seasons.
A WORD TO THE TRADE.
Hc has aud will keep n general assortment o
Watcllmskcrs tools and materials, all " tbe toS
quality. limo pieces Of all kinds repaired aid VIZ
iantcd for tysiye months, or no clsl9o made.
ENGRAVING done neatly.
Indtahola, Jan. q. 1s53-ly HtS SIS,
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THE ONLY LADY'S BOOK IN ANERlCAt
50 pronounced By the entire Pres ef the
United Statoi
Godey's Lady's Book for 1854.
oath YEAR
ONE HUNDRED PAGES
of rsadiny each month, blythe best Ameriean authors.
A NEW AND THRILLING STORY,
Certainly the most intensely interesting one ever
|TnE-YRIAIS OF x NEEDLE WOMAN:
BY 7. s. ARrnun;
win bc commenced In tho January number.
THEtONLY COLORED FASHIONS
furon which any reliance can be placed, received
Direct iron HAnR aad adapted 70 the tastes OF AM
eican ladies BY our own Fashion Editor with
DaEss MAkino.-Ow monthly description Of
lMDrcss Making, with plans to cut by. None but tho
Ilatcss fasiions arc given. The directions arc so
plain, that every LADY can be her own dress maker.
ExnkoIprRY.-.An infinite variety in every No
DRKss PxrrERxs.-Infamts and childrcn's dresses
Nth descriptions how 70 make them. All kinds Of
CRocnEr and NETTING work. New patterns fog
lCLoAxs, NAxYEIrS, TALxAs< COLLARS, CuExt-
srrrEs and xDxRsLErvEs-wit full directions
Every new pattern of any portion Of q lady,s dress,
arguments from Paris cvcEy two weeks.
The NURSERY. This subject Is treated upon nc
%qucntlv.
IGODEY'S INVALUABLE RECEIPTS up
ON EVERY SUBJECT,
Indispensable to every family, worth more than the
whole cost of tho Book.
MrsIc.-Thrcc dollars worth is given every year
DRAwis0.-Tliis art can he taught to any child,
by q series CT drawings In every number for 1854.
MODEL CorrAGs.-Cottagc plans and cottage fur
niturc will be continued Us usual.
SPLENDID STEEL LINE AND Mrzz0riNr ESGRAyiSGs
IN every number. They are always to be found in
Cooley.
G0dcy's I.ady's Book contains precisely that, for
which You would have to take mt least three other
magazines to get the same amount Of information.
TERMS.
One copy orc year. (. 3
Two - ~ IA
Five and ! to the pcrs'n sends club 10
Eleven "" 20
Address, L.. A. Cooley,
113 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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GONZALES ENCHANGE

b HtlcltAHD aeaaa ty~3sesfens annuante "a
40 . ihe ca'spN= ~ i~2,esatie. essais. tAst he h<s
0Fees3 - Nes gtae&e sa "a 5aaaes ssrsr8. knosa
- 10 0NASAiFN RNtliANGE passe sae tess
IL l&sAfA ts,fs le<ysza Asei staathNn. eN1 y,
feaeA Attsabxs ~tNskusraF~ All ~ ia ~soassAsl
s1scn&aes. &af hssAsas sAaa sx stas4a & .atsass
* vhs sass 9eeg fsaa sah a c&H siAssre s.ssa
~ uras eAFtess y Essi0t ~ sMs esisi uest
sA4Fs8s - exee - SIS efraus, ugeAi nsss n
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tssassAee. fkoe q. fxxs@f
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WILEY'S SOUTHERN LI7ER1RYDEPO
AND GENERAL AGENCY.
II 81. Charles street, Nec Orleans.
a. INSCRIPTIONS received for Littelrs Living
~ Age, American Wing Review, Knickcrbocker
Western journal, Imper's Monthly, Yankee Blade,
Democratic Review, Spirit of the Times, and every
other paper and magazine published In the United
States or Europe. Orders for Books, Paper, Sta.
Type, Sheet Music, Garden Seeds, and an
other Goods attended to promptly. Advertisements
in all the principal papers in the United
States, and Accounts collected.
~junci-ly Il. w. WILEY.
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faegHS llsa oNE yrAe
Maslnsl Mnstree..nI II

t%f F,seeFk sN Weaegtna N~s AsseFs
50 - Hs8e = enA. sss "a - al - ~.
l@as ssyS tonS Vox
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e toNNHlfS PAIN gxTRACfoR.-Ihe ssea,.
"a 81, ls'oH cycr granted to nl,nkind. For the
advantageous sotlisine Sul extracting of al pains
from huFts, spalds bruises. ssses sc, healing Al
Ways without a scar. HUNT \ poNToN.
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A QUANTITY of Inns BLOOD PILLS AND
- BITTERS, just received. This Tonic Is rap.
idly shpcrceding Mofatts and is invaluable in warm
weather to keep tho body from being Frustrated by
the intense heat. 1o-ly HUNT & PoNTON.
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SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN rpgrIuNs.-
~ Mothers! look to this, Ms it will save many 4
child from the grave. For sale by
O-y HUNT & PONTON.
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Yea are ~relcgrol TO ,hc s~nncxc,i letter Sor 1acis
/" .AetA4Fs tfsk. f,sS,fie "a, 9Sx8s .iaae is.
1851. Ia l. : CexSfeeS. New Y0gk-ncas Sir
Twelve nsoaths ago I lslagh, halEsioliAf box 81
your Fsst HAtsaesus, @.ei = aeishssg rs nasoe. Judge
SfB MensfeN in thts e0ants, had . pcgrN syaasH
ilag vAs hstui os hes f~lt testseh svafs age. hat
ettfy gpsnts Weuil tsssk ost Aa9 Ean, ~ that sbv
nas az sussp sesfS4e lie ssai ~ fse sx NV hax
c4 sslsN I ~ hisa have al b. sgqaed a. an& Il
hAs eSeis a p<stsss ssfv. a. that he 4 rew \ hsu5.
sassssa aud usl sad sae ISirr Ass BE ei4 aseas.
ksse sAe Slts sp hack ha,4 TIED skS aNlss ID
~, f4raas, ssi Assi II eSe4 WsskS nas is ~ith.
se 4 ff ~, ts9c@ - sks sss14. Aase tska TIC
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as saey vi ps ia ~nh2s Il A ssssAss4 u
pa.as ~ ts uassa an l. :snehssrl fssea i9Axs.
y c8sss,, Essssu Nsssk Sra aS4 ~ ki.nas ~
sa4 aa esa esszEos xAAH
saAZN W. 4 FEsSstefE
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-28

CSf received, a lust, lot OF Cossrocx's NsRvE
~ aSa lloSE iiNisEST ASP rLtSR, a certain
cure for Rheumatism. The gcnninn tor sale ly
l0-~iy HUNT & rONToN.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-28

uAMllfnN ltslas~E i,saAeess. Nsu Fasx,
II tAsS.a@ esaA ssssss Kiss van VIAas4,
fsesth - "a n&easas sssvzk Ass sskss ~ s7syys
se9e bea@ Ns sstes q ~ 50 Gas txeson Wa
ss sSsse Nss 1ess ~ Esk - gles@.sss,
h@ - ~ ess h aaa ~ fre444s "a 49,,
- saA Sc QEs q = f4a2as ssaM s&.see.
~ 6R - 80 SSH - ~ t~N
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-28

FRFsSI lot of I~.ongicy's celebrated INDIAN
N PANACEA, prepared expressly for the euro
and prevention of Southern Fcyars, Asthma, Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, &c. TbeFottino forzlc by
o-y nuNT i p0NTON.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-28

IN RS. BROWNS celebrated PAIN.KIlLER /
lvA SO well known that II Is hardly necessary d
say any more than that II is for sale BY
O-y HUNT & PONTON.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-28

SSTOvE AND CRATE vARSISH. - vunr,i,
~ your stoves, to keep nom tusing. For saie 1
0--y iQNTs& PONTON.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-28
TIKI ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
DIR. TOWNsEND'S
Compound Extract Of
s RSAPARILL
AM

=. IMfNOV I'D AND
Manufactured under the direct superintendence OF
=, JAMES r. Chiffon, n. d.
zAe Dsosf etfetrafed CHrmist in sAe United Stafss.