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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-28

tenant Cordel and myself were en- our WAY
to the cathedral. 4, We passed tho head
O! one Of the narrow cross streets, our st-
tentlon was attracted by a large crowd in
iron. OF two stored building, the lowe,
part OF which was used Tor grog shop.
AT that day, gathering in any public
place always indicated something of an
exciting character; usually = fight or a
isudago, both Of which we're OF almost
daily occurrence. The former more ire,
quenlly happened in the streets, and the
latter il Tia. houses bu, sometimes this
order was reversed. But whatever occa.
stoned the thfong, as long as the excite.
meut continued the number Increased every
pnsser stopping to Inquire the cause.
As our attendance at the cathedral was
prompted by curiosity rather than devotion,
we quickly turned aside and joined the
crowd. Tn nearer approach, we observ
ed Guy winthrop, the poet Of our regiment.
vigorously elboving his way toward mar.
row wicket in the wall Asa Wrist, he had
no superior IN the army, save Captain Pike,
who wrot. the Battle Of Buena Vista"
AT which the trknnsas cavalry we're press
ent when the fight commenced. Bot, with
all his lyrical talents. he had keen relish
Tor the 'uoieron'' '"d was great lover ct
tSel'eheht ana 'un ana he managed to
nnu out nearly every amusement, yet was
se'"""' see" at an indifferent exhibition.
Thus encouraged. we also directed our
Efforts To the poat mentioned. aud. by dint
OF hard crow ding and tho expenditure of
Il GRACE oil Pieayunes, at length gained adj
mt'""ce.
"" passing The wicket, VIC fonnd our
selves IN narrow winding passage, that
Fh 10 Tue BACK enclosure, IN The centre OF
"h,en STOOD an amphilhea're circular
nuhd'ns about th'fiy>elght or 'o'ty 'eet IN
diameter ne walls nor less than h'1een
"e", "''' oo''' o, o''cns anu mortar anu
ca'e'oi'y p'as'ereo' o" DO" s'des' win
nara cement rive rows OF seats one
ts'ns above aho'nef' completely surround
c" '"e '"s'ue ~ Tue eo'nce'
Long before our arf''ai every seat was
occupied ana an the space intervening De-
Weon .h,n ana me PIT was densely cfowd.
e" WIN oys'"noefs ny me assistance oil
an o'a '''eno' VINO remembered a u''''ng
service rendered some Tune previous by
my eomPan'on' we obtained PERMISSION 10
81 upon the Top OF Tue wal, whence we
cou'' observe All 'ha' passeo oeio" WIN
ehute Satisfaction.
!" '"e p', "",ch WIN 'ot'ne" OF ""''
about three 'eet high, ann sixty IN c'rcum'
'erence' were n9t iv" 'hnn a nan nun
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-28
THE TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


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sha 9'4.,l d,scpunt made for yearly advertisement
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The incident am about IN relate oecur
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-04
70 The MEDICAL PROFESSION.

g EYMOUR'S GALV ANIC ABDOMINAL
y SU PPOR r. A remedial Agent, or q
method of applying old and most popular one, is
presented 10 he Profession and through to ell who
cted, vita diseases requiring the application GAL
VANISH, such as AinenorheG Chloross Dysmenorehea;
Prniapsus uleri Leuchorhea; Hyseria Lumbag pain
in the back Dyspepsia defendant atony The
weakness from any of the muscular
tenn, and all kindred Affections To the Physicians ii is
enough say this instrument is constructed gem
tie GavaRic current is made to through
rOusins and stimulating healthy action, assisting
best of the day Medical Journals, and NJ Ds
Nashville and other cities using the insrument0 ls the
most scientifically constructed Abdominal Supporter,
Invented. which will be apparent TO any scientific
ipspecon is constructed that either its galyanc
auiea support may be dispensed with, he ind
hutrg Of the most troublesome of Diseases which Of
ten tax their patience ard sill.
SeymouT's Obstetrical Supporter.
Thi. is used t. brace aud stain Ladies' in that
ing hour "f f Labor No Lady anticipating this ordeal
would think of dispensing with its if they knew half
the aid she requires No
trical practice no does it, when its efficacy been
ie known to the public.
STNMOUR'S PLACENTA F0RCEPS This instrument
has onl be seen approved and appreciated (See
NJ Ds in Nashville and other places using them All
ders addressed TO 4. d. PAYNE,
of Berry q Demovie, Nashville, Tenn, .
from the States of Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee,
hama Georgia. Florida, Mississippi, Lousans 1exas,
either of the above will
prompt attention.
They can also be had at the following houses:
J. G BROWNS II. q. SC0VEL'S W. F. GRAY'S, J.
NJ. ZIAIMERMAN'S, Il. W. HEN DERSHOTS, Mrs. r. A.
CO. ES, Nc. 63 North Market st. and c. A B0BlNSON&
Co, Shebyvilie.
mars '54-Gm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-04
Constance. a doomed city.

Constance was the city where's Council of Rom
ish bishops and priests burned alive Jerome Of
Prague and John Huss, Tor The crime Of opposing
the impostnreS, mummeries and blasphemies OF
Popery. The foreign correspondent of the Pres,
byterian writes from that city as follows
al have been walking through Constance this
evening, and have come back sad. II is lonely
dead city-sO dead that eyea grass will not grow
in its streets. IT is in the same state that it was
four hundred years ago, except that its inhabitants
have diminished from forty to seven thousand. ard
that its old fashioned houses have grown blacker
and nustier under the touch Of time II sapIse.
Tor the owl TO boot and glover in and where the
rats and mice must find secure retreat The dim
oll lamps, suspended on cords, slung across the
Street, throw ghostIy light upon the low broved
black houses, that smells of middle ages The sol
itary football Of the passer BY resounds upou
the pavement, like elod upon a coffin, and you I
feel almost as if in the eatacombs of Egypt, a. =
you grope your lonely way among its silent pas
sages. You meet no one except occasionally
soldier in a corner, whispering words of love in
the ear of servant maid and from the listless rev.
erie into which you fall, you arc aroused only by
by the blast Of the trumpet which calls the troops
to their evening quarters.
"lsit that the blight that has fallen upon this
city is Gods curse for the murder Of those holy
men OF old? Is this withered; wrinkled, sor,bre
old age, so sckly and sepulchra the retributiou of
crimeG Do the ghosts of those who have met their
victims long ago before higher tribunal than that
Of Constance, come nightly to haunt these street..
and creep over the trembling flesh of the fvingg-
know not, but | am sad IN Constance tonight
l seem to go TO sleep in tomb. and Gods hand
seems to rest heavily upon all around me, for the
deed that sent 1p Huss aud Jerome 70 heaven in a
chariot of fire.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-04
MEDICINAL.
STRONG HOPE

'''tt FOR ALL RHEUMATIC PATIENTS.
w Rheumatic Antidote, is the only reliable RENE
d before the public for the Immediate and Permanent
lief Of long standing Of 500. t.'i ti4 s.t.t
Chronic Rheumatism, ni.. 5e.ei 8
and excrueiang Neuralgia Pains Hip disease Cont,
ell and distorted Limbs Paralysis wasting and
decay of the muscles, sweiled and enlarged Joints, painful
swengs, acute Rheu euma<rn, Tic Doloreux, Cramps and
Spasms, &C., &c. This medicine is truly the
s--ft King of Rheumatism,
and from the rapid sale and unpreee satisfaction
which daily given BY il its astonishing effects cannot be
.ei1J Severe Neuralgic Pains 74th
speedily removed by few Implications of this won
derf combination The cid and young need have fear
of perfect restoration.
YGf~ Dead Palsy usla.s scI 1o.
is completely cured in iscredbe short time, use
external application. No need doubt IT, for
single will to giy complete and unbound
dissatisfaction % ssn .--ll - L'- 1a.tz ii1-l .Ts
Contracted aud Stiff Joints n t
are perfectly relaxed and restored TO their natural life and
Persons i'm High Life la
Who from prejudice other unwilling to
medicine which is brought to notice by being
permitting themselves suffer and writhe under
agonisng excruciang Pains of Reumatism and Neu
rga would feel justly proud after rubbing their limbs and
joints with one bottle of this External Remedy.
st Loss of Muscular Power,
wasting and decay the muscles, numbness weak back
painful JOINTS all speedily cured BY the use of this med
cine. ~ - 700 --. f'-.- o. .'. -t
We respectfully invite citizens Nashville vcin
y, who affected with any form OF Rheumatism,
diseases above call procure
rphet and bottle OF medicine, and confidently
promise you satisfaction. .U I'D. j.. l...I z.r....
A: S. YoUATr CO., Propretors, Maiden Lane, N. Y,
TO whom all orders should be add ressed 'ia
% For sale in Nashville by J. P. DRoMGOoLE & co. Z
20 Sole Wholesale and Retail Agent.
's0 IN !. mnftees5oGo, af by j. w SELsoS
6 80 80 Fayetteville, r MeELRoY S MCKINNEY,
g Z" 6 Paducah, KY, by SINGLETON & son,
' {" :" McMmnviile, by J. B. STONE
mari '54-dSstrw .t 4.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-04
Antiquities of Chicago.

One of the Chicsgo papers states, that the old-
est inhabit born in Chicago, and now living there
is lady only % years of age. The editor, not
enjoying her acquaintance, ventures to incur her
dsPleasure BY the statement, that the oldest ns-
tive nhabitlnt' of Chicago, city of more than
sixty Thousand people, is Miss Ellen Hamilton.
the daughter of Col. r. J. Hamilton
So late as 1884, only 80 years ago, there was
but one mail per week from Niles, Michigan, to
Chicago, and that carried on horseback On
the llth of January of that year. large public
meeting of the citizens of Chicago was held al
the house of Mark Beaubien, at which of course
speeches were made,' and memorial was drawn
up and sent to the Postmaster General, stating
the grievances under which the citizens labored
and the pressing necessity there was for increas-
ed mail facilities. The contrast presented by the
present post-ofiice business is truly astonishing.
The Chicago post-olice is now sending out and
receiving IA daily mails, besides several weekly
and tri-weekly The receipts of the Office for the
quarter ending January lst. 1854, were over
Sls0OOO.
The number of let RS passing through the Of
fee averages over 10000 daily, and there are IS
bags containing $4,000 newspapers. The aver
age number of letters received by the citizens of
Chicago, and sent out from the office, is about
5000 per day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-04
DIR. DcBoSO'S RIVER CHOLERA REM


universal and Remedy for all the pro.eau
forms of Summer Complaints, which any caused
and water teetGing III children &C. &c.
Which usually given these complaints such Kipe,
SsTrRAL eceiions as well as the unhealthy which fact all
arc aware Of TO obtain compound which would perma
DIARRHGA AND FLUX
Cholera ana Cholera Morbus Cramps, Vomiting and GRIP
ing, interfering the time with the
ous object which EIany studied Obtain
for, administering medicine which would and
cheek the Profue discharges it would be found that
the natural secretions of the LS had been locked uthe
from the bow Is also checked
coegatns and partially destroying the functional duties Of
COATS OF THE STOMACH,
And instances effects of the medicine being
and more deleterou than the disease isef What
is it that has n"t noticed the clay coored dis
DR. DeBoso'S RIVER CHOLERA REMEDY,
Is offered medicinal combnaon about which no such
objections be raised. Its action Is permanent and de,I
eJ leaving after pom system the leat pre-
judicial the CONTRA stimulates and strengthens
BLOOD AND VITALITY
Conrsing through debtated yens-renv and
Stomach lively Of respective dutes-bring
ing about combined healthy action 0fther secreve pow
crsca the Tecuperave influence of naureeNcites
Liver tu healthy secretion Of hle-cheek the weaken
water discharges OF the bowesreVrifes and braces
p HHIeebled condition OF the nervous systenimmedi
Ie rcViVes ard strengthen, the low spirited and h!po
LAST LINGERING RAY OF HOPE
To have fednuates the hole machine Of man through.
>ionHch-rslaxes and immediately Cramps
and Sasmsauuihaies ever. ige pain the bowels
- 1rit!s away the
DARKECLOUDS OF DESPAIR
Which have cu rauud about those who affected
Compi checks the pruuss discharges
ard prevents the wild aud terrific creams of
4 TOOrHLE$S, TENDER NURSLtNG,
Acts like charm curly, rosy truantgves buoyancy
life AMI yivacHy the aged parents strcws health
bappness and long life all along The desolaIe Valley OF sum
Complaints We have said this mucbin favor of our
wonderful medicine and will il you of your
f,mv affected h any disease foi which it is recomnen
dtd buy bottle and ii It does not give
complete satisfaction. ca / on agent and the
MONEY WILL BE REFU NDED
After YOU have used the whole bottle of Medicine.
fair and honest dealing. co not know what
is Composed wholly Of vegetable matter, partly fthe mosl
approved - -
BOTANIC MEDICINES,
Selected wh care to their purity aud prepared
cOTdg apprUv ed plan II cannot fail TO achieve
the object in view viz ThatO being The speedy aud
etiecIusI remedy for all forms of
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Now before the public.
will any ordinary Darrha, and 10 drops
will check the Bowel Complaint of children.
The price of the Medicine is 40 low that Is within the
reach fai One bottle warranted to give satisfaction
from country, addressed TO the Druggists
Mas ville Will receive prompt attention. and also for
sale az tl Family Medicine Store, No 4Pubhc Square by
my27--tf ). Z. DHOMGOOLE q co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-04
ALEX. MACKENZIE.
VALUABLE WATER POWER AND LAND
EOk SALE.

DElNG determined to remove Texas, now offer my
ID valuable Mills and Land for sale lying Elk liver
So miles from Winchester If | do sell privately BY
the first Monday in October next will that time sell
the highest bidder front OF the Court House in The
of Winchester.
1t is well known that this is the most valuable
power in Franklin county; not the best in the State Ct
Tennessee. The GRlST and SAW MILLS il are in
good running Order and the best Franklin county
They situated y miles from Alis0ni and three miles
from Dechsrd the Nashville and Chattano "a alruad
The power capable of running any Of
chnery. ANY person OF Company that may desire 20
into the manufacturing business, have opportunity
Of procuring location superior any this country All
such respectfully nvsted to and examine for
themselves Connected with the Mill property is tract
Of Land containing 100 acres which will sell I'll IN
body divide into lots suit purchasers. II Is a well
tbered, with the exception of about 40 which Is
cultivation. Near the Mills is GOOD DWELLING and
out houses AID convenient the dwelling three
excellent springs of pure Frees,one water besides others
There also fine SULPIlER SPRINGS the trac;
afordng good Sulpher water be found IN the
State.
The location of the residence is high and healthy and the
scenery is beautiful
- Will sell this vauable property la suir
purchaSers-etller for cash credit LOrg short
credit will be given. JAMES Ii. Est LII.
TapllG-d.tw. w.-tt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-04
ENX & pOLuEMIS.

50 Broad Street, Corner Rssver, New-York,
Cfer for SUE tie J,joloing Heavy Cotton Fairies:
N-Ew-EEGLAND COTTON sAIL DUCK inch, all
numbers, hard aad soft also al! the various widths Of
an7ass nlanuscured ai this establishment comprising
sCy variety the trade and offered the lowest
rates.
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK Woodberry and
iount Vernon Extra. full OtHent OF this superior
fabric.
WILLIMhNTIC COTTON DUCK-ls, Is, 20 and 22
luch ali nUnlDer hard and soft THIS fabric awarded
the highest Pr nuu the London Worlds Fair also
our own State Far.
SHIP AND BEAR MARK DUGK-l'lan aud twiled,
manufactured bY the Gree woods Company, superior
ticle for gt sails tents, awnngs dc. also Mount Yer
non Twiled Ravens Howard Ravens Pioneer and Phoenix
Mills Light Cotton Ravens plain 22 To q inch; Heavy do.
DO.
COTTON SAIL TWIKE-A full assortment
ThRPAULINs HAMM0CKS, STUFFS, &C.
PAPER FALLING 10 IL inch, made very heavy,
expressly for drIrr tcits
CAR CoVERING-Cotton Canvass, all widths from 80
20 80 inches AMI s numbers made expressly for
ing and roofing railroad cars Is perfectly and permanently
zaler-proof aud more enduring than the car itself
EEAMELLIHG CANVASS @S, 40, AS and so inch
plain aud twIed IN every variety.
BAGS AND BAGGTNG-Ot every description. Sam
less Bags whole all size in bales OF lVU, 200 and
sou combining strength, utility and cheapneSs, for grain
and meal unsurpassed
Also heasyT Cotton Sacking. 40 inch Canvass thread
Warp and Filling, heavy twIled do do, 2O 22 40, and
a. inch.
Wool sACKS-W0Ten whole all Sizes new and lesira-
rip feh25 '54-lvd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-04
MEDICAL.
JEW DAvrD's HEBREw PLASTER,

NHE great Remedy for Rheumatism Gout pain in the Sds
L Hip, Back Limbs and joints, Scrofula, Kings Evil
White Swelngs, Hard Tumors. Stiff Joints and all fixed
pains whatever Where this Plaster is applied Pain cannot
exist.
gentleman in the South of Europe and Palestine in
$780, heard mdch said in the latter place in favor of
JEW DAVIDS PLASTER, and Of the (as he considered)
miraculous cures it had performed that he WAS induced TO
Try his person. for Lang and Liver Affection,
the removal Of which had been the chief object of his jour
ney bat wch bad resisted the genial and delicious cline
He accordingly applied plaster on the right side of his
chest where the pain seated, another between the
shoulders and the region Of the liver. In the
time lie drank freely of herb tea of laxative quail
tiles he found his health improving, and in few
weeks his cough left him. the sslowness his skin dsap-
peaed his pain removed and his health became per-
Taueaty renstated. --s
The following is from Mr. Worste editor of the Mas
sliiion Gszette
''iExTlkxEx-Durng last winter and spring, l was SO
troubled win pain in my breast as to render unfit
Tor the duties Of Office and hearing your JEW DA-
VID'S or HEBREW PLASTER highly recommended for
similar cases. was induced TO give it trial. had worn
plaster upon my breast but short time, when all pain
lett me- and enabled again to engage in the lsbors of
TIE Office would also state that my sister, residing in
-enbenTie in this State, has eyed much benefit from
lis .3s,.:,o, gss loars, truly, JOHN woRSTELL"
II has been very beneficial in of Weakness such
Pain aud Weakness in the stomach Weak Limbs Lame
ness Affection ot the Spine, Female Weakness &c No
female subject to pain or weakness in the back sides
should be without IL Married ladies' in delicate situations
ind relief from constantly wearing this plaster
The application OF the Plaster between the shoulders has
been found certain remedy for Colds, Coughs Phihsc,
and Lung Affections in their primary stages. 1t destroys
inflammation by peispiraticn.
Beware of cOunIeries aad base limitations!
CAUTiON.-The subscribers the only General Agents
ia The Southern States for the sale Of this truly valuable
aster and in order prevent purchasers being imposed
Gpon by counterfeit article, sold in this city and else
where for the genuine they invite particular attention
t5e following AaRKs GENUINE:
Ist-Iho genuine IS put up an sa0, e1tgoe turned bat
s0hssi baJ1s nat suffered ia.
2dIhs genuine las hbs eagraped AeIiof esg Da0id
N. directions GroDt ts boz aDdA accompanying record OF
t-,4rS . r. Zhyl0y, HocheSSer
SC0YIL 4 MEAD
Ill Chartres street. New Orleans
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States whom
slloTdsTs must be addressed.
Sold also, Wholesale and Retail BY
BERRY & DEM0VAI,
EWIN BROTHERS,,
". F. GEAY,
J. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
jdnl2-itw6w Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-04
AFFLICTED READi

nHll,A ADELPHIA MEDICAL H0USE.-Established Is
years ago by DR. klNhELIN. The Oldest surest and
SOLITARY habits Of youth, is DIR. hINhELIN n. W corner
C Third and Union Streets between Spruce and Pine one
and half - uares from the Exchange, Philadelphia.
Take Particular NOtiCC.-Ihere is a habit which
ovs teach each other at the academy cOege-a habit
3aged IN vnen by themselves solitude growing up with
he boy 10 manhood, and which, If not abandoned in due
time not only bege,s obstacles matrimonial hap
pDess bu, gives series of prOtracted nsdious and
Devastating affections Few of those who indulge in this
ern,cous practice Of the consequences until er
ind the nervous shattered feel strange and
countabe feelings, vague fears in the mind. The indlvdua
feeble he unable TO labor with accustomed Wig
II OF 10 apply his mind study his step tary and weak
dull aud rresoute the countenance is dewncas the
ewes without natural usre, shamefscedness is apparent
lhrs- symptoms ca6ck S4oad dsoebe1 tie attention G
s5ass earibirig afflicted.
he victim be conscious Of the of his decav and
having rcuquShed the Odous practice, he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal emissions whck weaken and shame
MIN, producing mental and physical prostitution If he
suancpae himself before the practice has done its worst
and enter malrmonv, his marriage unfruful and his
senses tell hnt that TINS is caused by his early foles
Too many think they will hug the secret 10 their own
hearts and cure themselves Alas how often is this fatal
elusion and how many promising YOUTH who might have
been ornament to society has faded from tba arII
Young Men Let no false modestv deter Won fro,,
making known to who from education and re-
spectabty alone beriend you He who nlocas bi,I,
under DR. hlNhELIN treatment may rel gousy confde
his honor gentleman, and IN whose bosom viii he for
-ve- locked the secret of the patient
Eorntry Notwithstanding It nco1yepiant IN ma Ia
ersoaal application, can by stating their case expc "A
ether with all their symptoms per letter POSTPAID have
sr1ed 10 them a chest containing r X : n,a;o,,as
srnropTiated accordingly, and be cured at home
Structures Of the ureJha weakness and constitutional de
bty promply cured, and full vgur restored All letter,
post PtsL
dressed 10 DR. kinken Philadelphia will secure his bod
on the Secret lntrmities OF y outh- ser'4-wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-04


CHCRcH ExTENsION.-From srticles in the
Lutheran Observer, we learn that the effort to
raise $4,000 for Church extension has not met
with the success which was desired and hoped for.
The Observer says:
"Itappears to there must be remissness soma
where, but we shall not venture to locate il Ies,
we should err and perhaps only irritate withou,
doing any good. But if the specified sum is not
likely to be raised by the spontaneous efforts of
our ministers and people, would it not be sdyiss-
BILE on the part of the Executive Committee to ap
point an efficient agent to travel through the
church, and explain to the people the great i'm
portance of this enterprise, and press it home
upon them by all the weighty and solemn oblgs
tons which wouli be at his command, and never :,
relax until the object is accomplished! With pro,
per Difference to the judgment of the gentlemen 1a
who constitute that committee, we respectfully
suggest this place to their consideration IL the
$4,000 should be speedily raised and judiclously
disposed of the interests of the Lutheran Church
| will be more effectuaily promoted than perhaps
| bv the success of any other project now before
On, churches. But if this thing is permitted to
I.ro,,;,b we shall never be able to repair the ruin
ors consequences of the failure"