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THE REPUBLICAN COURT, or Anne.
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distinguished Women, engraved from original
pictures: by Woolsston, Copley, Gainsborongh
stuart, Trumbull, Pine, Malbone and other con.
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oy r. FARNHAM
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ID EADY MADE CLOTHING.-Members
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Dec 7 Pa. av., next door 10 Iron Hail.
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DER Schooner Mist, from New York
Il bushels Split Peas
10 boxes Ilominy and Wheaton Grits
do Fariua
5 do Corn Starch
4 do French Chocolate
10 do Castle Soap.
WIN. LINTON,
Dec l2--M&Tn Corner 7th and ID streets.
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EXTRA Heayy-plated Tea Sets, AIbata
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have just received a beautiful assortment Of
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DARisH and other Penciilings, by Kir-
IL wan, author Of Letters TO Bishop Hughes.
komanism At Home, &c. Harper's Story Books
by Jacob Abbott price Is cents
Just received. r. FARNHAM
Dec IS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-12

rnE TrSAs RrfuBLIC,N Is one Of the largest
weekly papers in Eastern Trns It, circulation +.
chiefly u hat seriion Of country embraced within ;hc
bouudaraAoi Red River and ,he rnniiy. The coun.
a. Of Harrison Cas- Tins, Bowie, Red River. Fen.
min LAMAR, HOPKINS Colin tpehur Saith. Cheto.
krc Ru-k peHots, Shelby. san Aueus'iue and Ma
rasioches M TEXAS. and the parishes oi pdlo and
b. soto, IA Louisiana have extended The Republican
a liberal support and wide and rapidly iuer asiug
circulation. These counties 20 TcNas, It wIl. be
ny glance at thc map rmbner the Iue-t desirable
,ouiou Of the State and heue we'll njaped to the
culture % cotton, are mptb settling with wealthy
aaI mIusirious pypnlalrn. They are ALREADY ,ala
BE Of adding annually o, the commerce of NeN Or
leans in the article Of cotton nouc 80 100000 IN
il,- rcton Of country the population Of which must
be- near lio@n iuhahinuts. lIc Republican located
The Republican ohtr- line iniuoemvut, TO ad,cr
,.efs both AT home aui ahr'ad
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PROSE T. CTUS
TEXAS REPUBLICAN.

The Tfv,s Rrrrutic,N, j. one Of the largest
raprrs Published In Eastern Texas. and contains
A fraier amour, OF reading matter than any country
nafrr in Tc,as or Louisiana
Ii j. pnhli-hed ut the low price of 81 81 per anfto
n raid the tim" Of subscribing; 80 90 ~ pad IN
ii. months or :. 90 Il payiecn, be d, ayed until after
thr sit months
SO @nh.criher~ taken out nf the county without the
aivanrc payment. We have found II more trouble To
.ollerl such debt. than Ia earn the money
Persons wishing ia subscribe can do 50 hy renting
he money hy mali al risk taking the receipt Of the
Postmaster that tlr money has been sens.
As this paper has hcen over five years In opera.
lion, deem Il unnecessary to sny much Of it, past
-eAferr or future course teh.ny the pasi as a guide
Nr arr willing % be jud ,ed by H.
Is sufficient 10 say. that II Is democratic Paper
and viii endcaNor to mntnisu The principles ii that
rarity IN their purity.
Marshall is perhaps the hest location for n uewsps
ret Of any other place In Eastern Texas Having "A
,n.weeily rail from Shreveport and getting great
many mpes by thu various boats that run IN the Rcd
River trade, vc ate enabled n lay before readers
no NE interior later Than they obtain hfongh
any ojhrr channel. Besides, We have valuable e,.
change ls' Of near sixty paper and magazines, en-
htarne same Of the most popular publications. in the
country. From these We have the best facilities for
mliur ali Interesting paper.
PuuIcs. news, literary selections. rnilroal articles,
educational matters the markets. and every thing cal.
vulard 10 advance the interest Of our STATE and
country viii be- found va is columns.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-12
" Dance light, for ny Heart !. Lies u.iao'
your Rect, Love"

"Ah. sweet Kitty Neil rise mp from that wheel
ioar npai little foot vii be weary from spin
ming;
Cons trip down with me 20 the sycamore tree,
Hall the parish is there, and the dance Is be-
Rinuing.
The sun Is gone down, but the full harvest
moon
Shines swee,ly and 800. "a iha dcw ssh..sa
ed valley,
While all the air rngs with the soft, loving
things
Each little bird sing, IN the green shaded
valley"
with blush and smile, Kitty rose NJ the
while.
Her eye in the glass, as she bound up her
hair, glaneing;
It's hard to refuse when young lover sues-
So she couldn't bat choose to--go oil to the
dancing.
And now on the green ard tho glad groups
Each gay hearted lad with the lass Of his
choosing,
And Pat, without fail, leads out sweet Kitty
Ned
Somehow when he asked, she nccr though,
Of refusing
Now. Felix Maece puts his pipes 10 his Knee,
And with flourish 50 free sets each coupe N
motion,
With a cheer and bound the lads paiier the
ground
The maids move around just Ike swans on the
ocean
Cheeks bright a. the rose--feet light as the
does,
Now eosly retiring, now boldly advancing
Search the world all round, from the sky to
the ground,
NJ such sigh, cen be- found as M IRISH lass
dancing.
Sweet Kate, who could view your bright eyes
cot deep blue,
Bcariug humidity through their dark la~hes
so mildly,
Your far turned arm, hcasiug breast, rounded
form,
Nor feel bis heart warm, and his pulse tfoo
wildly
younp Pa, feel, his heart, rs be ga2rs, depart
Subducd by the smart Of such painful ye'
sweet love,
The sight leaves his eye, al he cries WIN
Sigh, ,.-
"Dancc light, for my heart It lies under your
feet. love
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elected poetrp.
A MODERN sERcNApH

Come 10 the easement, my fairy;
Como 70 the window, my dove;
The night Is remarkably airy,
And very propitous TO love
Fling round your shoulders shawl,
For fear Of the dew and the damp
While we walk in your father. old hall.
BY the light of your eyes---and lamp.
Above--all is brightness and bloom
Below-all il perfume and light
There is not shadow of gloom
To mar your sof, beauty to night;
Stars in their splondor are shining,
Der mountain, tree, tower and rill
The moonlight is gently declining,
In grandeur behind the far hill.
I've dwell, mid the beauties Of Spain, fers
And sigh'd meath the bloom Of their bow.
With the sky for a shelter have lain,
And stole the soft breath Of their flowers
I've roamed DER the cities of France;
I've studied Italian at Rome;
I've laugh'd at their eyes brightest glance,
From the taisest Of women at home.
What was glory and brightness to me
What was beauty, eher YOU were not by.
The flower, the blossom, the bee,
Were ough, TO tn. breath Of our sigh
Visions OF beauty ye throng
Der MY spirit in forms of delight
! have written YOU many a song;
have play'd to you many u night.
| have Tough, for you many duel:
I t.. ,.i.4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-12

Cur rms ORA Correspondent o.
The London Literary Gazette, allud'ns To
,ha ,umero,s cases OF deaths from aces
dental poisoning adds; 81 venture to "l''r'"
there is scarce a cottage in this country
tha, does no. contain an invaluable, ces'a'i''
immediate remedy for such events no'h'
in, more than a desert spoonful OF made
mustard, mixed in a tumbler OF warm wa
ter. and drank Immediately. II acts AS an
instantaneous eme,ic is always ready ard
may be used 18th safety ii any case where
one Is required. BY making this simple
ne,idotc known, you may be the means oil
saving many fellow. creture from an "n'
timely end"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-12

LAWYERS At DiscouNr-Jndgc W.
WIN had been for mauy years worthy
occupant of the Federal Bench ~ M &c Il.
c.u fell into a conversation a lew DAYS
since. in a BARRIERS shop, with plain, sub
.,au,isl looking. aud rather aged stranger
from the ueiehbo'hood OF Teeumseh: ,he
Judge being formerly well acquainted ~
tina, vicinity. took occasion TO Ask alter
certain of It's citizens.
"You know Mr.. b. do yon'' said the
Judge.
avery WE'LL" was the reply
ia 10 well, ia he
"Qui,e WELL" was the answer.
Judge w. then remarked, Mr.. b. !"
very fine man
"Yss," said the old farmer, rather eau
tiou.ly, - fms man Tor lawyer you
lnow re do not srpe . great deal o.
them
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conduct Of Sloan and The boys, whose
feat of stemmire the eu,rsnt OF The Mag
ara at that daneerous place vas one OF tie
most heroic actions ~ havs even known.
~
"e I.'r" "e~'PaPs' 's"' '"s ''ory
OF "es'"y ""ens"'"a"' VINO "sy con
Manuy " ~" >, "s s'ano oPs'A sna We
'a'ian oPsrs' a"o VINO s"J"vs "Ps
u'auon, not only % beng conno'sesoF OF
muse. oes 'ufuses' = oe'ns . e'ss' s"s'
.e"' o. Ps'"""e' nov we 's"s' ,sPs'A
!aon was ss9uifso' you VIII saoniy ~
ne vs. a"o w. ono OF mos n',oan
E"s'snmen' VINO I'VE a'ls'ns's'y '" ni '"'
European csP''s'''sxeep. ~hs" "ay are Q"
an oeess'ons' Jsu"' 20 tt!P' o' 70 ~h'n';
o, 10 'hs "o'{ -S"o' ne never "A,s'"i
None ms wne was WIN MN ms con"
tas "he 'or' no'w'''"aho.ns "'s e''a"'
,"e, so Ap' 70 ~es'e" ones '"o'.n'l Nv
hao all an Lngnsnm.n respect 'of ,n'
'eS. A"o "'s L"s'.n"'n 'o'e 'o' ~.
""e' Que ""s "e~uoo' ~""""' o"' VI
NOSE AeeP'"As "'Ae".'' "''' 1"'' ''.,
MIKE """ "'eA" 'o'e'e'' "e' ''o'"
'hey V,s''eo.
In no"s a"s' 'oms yea "'rr''As''
'hey oeeams scqua'n'e1 WIN o''ma"
afuH' OF gooa "sa' "' 'ePu'"u""' ""o'
20 ms arr 1o'"eo !hs ,ss'n!ng :" oe"s,
ocuhe' ana knew inc Guy o. nnre ~ We"
as "'"eHe!f"en or 'scon"' me "sr"s"
Volunteered 20 Oe tne', e'esf""s 10 'ns I,e''
na' ."y' NY s'S"'y neeeP'eu W. o"s'
my VIZ "e "oo,' '"sy p"''eu WY
WV" o'"' ~ ,"' 81 .'ssa'n % 'ns c.p'A'' :"
w., :, "'o""' !" " ee NJ" :" W, "
's"'ut .sou'''o"r "ey "''ae '" ", 1"'''
'""s 0, Nome; 10 "'"'' oecs"s III 'o':
WIN sn' r"sh.n 'Auy 'ns rsc'p'ocs'ea
ms "nee"on' nv nu:"s"u va: ''"R
""''e 10 Seeing ,"e ''a,n aPo" NE oono'
se'efa' wears hso P'ss.o before oe Ps.ceNs"
~ 'or he was very much pleased WIN 'ns
aus'' ana 'hes ""o long zee" 0" luz "o''
'numa,e 'oo,'"e AhnooRn sung :" '"e
quick ny sue" o'se 'stn'esshes', ""o s"c"
gross violation OF me laws OF no'pHsh'y
and 'riendsh'p' he SAID nothing ne d''',ken
scenes ne was neVe''ne'e's' determined
upon q cof'p'e'e '"'e'es' ana ne sPpsN'sa
70 cooler ,ehec"oas 10 'u'"'a" 'o''n = SUIT
able punishment -,
lsf, I,s,y aud ,e,i,ed y,,h hi. vic. N Eng.
land s,,inc nothing but en- ,,ro;r 10 n.
81, vLa, h. ,asohad r,,l.,l h. ,oli
a., uie, If Ina n,i,,n discovery hs had
nd. ,,J ha ,,ve hor b.ck into he,
fa,ba,,. hands ia then ,e,u,n.d 10 tho
con,irsn, s,o,s and visited Germany Run.
ii. and Tr.ncs vh.,s hs ru,rh..ad !,
80, n,.n, rs;n,i,,. n. ,h.n w.,, N
Ill n..nnhil. ron,inn,n, n ,u,ch.,s
ra;n,;,rs md n, ,,s,-.,,r, ycsr. al cav,
,.s''si s..r .;n.. ,bs;r \. =. n,..,io,-h.
called an ,be GERMAN n.i,,er. Who ,t,l
( iced !, Rome add demanded s.,;sf.etion
from lin Il;s ch.ll.ucs w., .rc.n,ed
and tho Enpli,hm.n. according to The Cu.
,o,es, c,,,ommpeh h.,t.r than ou,s-
beng tho offended marty. selected n.
vsapon. IIo rbo.. ni,,o,, D.,iro The
mast two wear, he had n,.cticcd d.ily for
seyersl bon,. and hi, known ,dd,.s, with
/ tho pi,,o, had become an unsr,in, certainty
n, ,bo, n, ,snt Tho .ho, whs,sv., h.
wished !, 10 20. IN. p,rtie. went ON tho
s'ouh" aey were P'sesd ~ ."''y PAesA
apart ana WI" 'he privilege OF advancing
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-12

item Of this singular story We have adhered
strictly to the truth. Perhaps ws hsvs DOT.
IN Justice, dwelt sufficiently upon The noble
conduct Of Sloan and The boys, whose
feat of stemmirg the essssnt Of the Mag
ara at that dangerous place was one Of the
most heroic actions ~ ksve ever known.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-12

OBsY,Ns Oapr.s.--''i wish YOU would
nav = little attention." exclaimed acsrp.n-
lsr to his careless apprentice. well, sir,
| am paying as little as J can" was the
calm reply
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-12

Miss Antoinetts Bows allied ~ rafpit
Of Rev t.~th.r LIZ Al Syrssss. ". VI "a
Sunday, The oh. according 70 asvsnssa,sat,
and had crowded hosss. morniag ~ q.
terooon. She was neatly drssssd. viii
rather dashins watch sstablisAussdA cd
after throwing Of her Grape slawl pssssee
ted herself 1t The desk. msds ~ psayss :
long one. AMER the PrssAyessiah ssaes ~
spreading the Bible spsa bsfpss ~ 49,
her text and walked he hss y so1apos
Her subject IL W aDssalaG - - -
which womsa might - sypssea4 49,
with some feeling u - Lsss 2
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-12

4 bcy was 80 ~ aegkeon -
n, Thought aesDssA ~ snn1s s1opsA
ncss give smostR ssswsss - 49, 49,
tiprs.'
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DAGUERREOTyPES.

MIR. A HERRING respectfully invites the
~ attention OF the community TO his Pc
Ne Gallery.
Rooms up stairs in the building formerly
eown a. Sanders and McDonAld's Drag Store.
Rooms open from lO{ 4. NJ, till AP. N.
Marshall. Feb. l. ~
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THE TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
mi, Two Dollars and a Half a Year!
X, w. l. q T. q ~ T. % Z,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
II Z Il n s
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TurTy,As RrrunifcAn trsuaa weekly ~ ho
noIJARs AND A HALF per snnnm II psid in
,Jyanec II paid within ,'s months, Three pollsrs
is,,.n, n. DELAYED until after the siI months the
- ,,,lj hr Four Dollars. single copies On. Dune
tdSeriseents nj 81 per square of ten lines or less
- 80 cents per square for every shhseqeni insertion
ib.Yal discount mate for yearly Advertisement
ss'onnc.msn, Of candidates. Ten Dollars
r,elye per cent viii be charged on advertisements
A. oh,uafy notices over one SQUARE will be charged
as advertisement ,,,-. 49,.
,ai
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ADVERTISING linden.

Do not Fail 10 took orer ms Column
esi,e below an indie, In our advertisements which
Nl be- iuuud very coafenicutfnf reference Profess.
Hra mcu mrrrhans, end mechanics 10 Marshall,
kirr-ou shreveport and elsewhere vii find II g.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-27
SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
IL ID - ;s:....... Z
it w aithal Line.

"A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves tho n.
n pot IN Pee'sburg every day. Sunday exnoc,sd
NJ clock, A. M, and arrives Burkevile at the In
ersection of the Richmond and Dnoyille Rsi.poal
ut ~ ciockA NJ connecting by that Road with Messrs
=. fiagg Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court. nous
HALIFAX Court House, Danville and Greensbor,, N n
and arriving mt Farmville ut 11.30. A NJ connec,in,
there with M'ssrs Fagg. Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Linz
for Lynchburg. ~
Returning, The train leaves Farmyille at l. p
ard burkev de at %, p. M arriving 10 Petersburg /,
lime ior the trains going North or South connec.i6,
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomatox Rail.
Road with he sp ndid stea nshps Roanoke and Jma
town for NJ w-Yolk; which leave CITY Point at ~
and every Wednesday with steamships for Philadelpb.
which leave City Point u: the same hour
ssehgers preierring to n in Petersburg the owe,
i'gnt, can take the mornib train North at a. A. NJ
The james River Boats for Old int Norfolk and Bali,
more at D. A. M, the for the South at oclocl
A.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
cts between the following points may be procured
The annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lynchburs, through in
. htteeh hours, ----------.... s. on
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulnhnr
Springs through in two days,. o m
Between Petersburg and " hile Sulphur 81 nss,
Though in two days. 10 On
Between Petersburg Danvie, through in twen.
;, ty-four hours; -.-...-.......... S2j
Between Petersburg Gtee sboro' n c, thru
IN TWO days OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 On
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. N. c through
IN three days. .-..... Is On
Between Peter sburg and Charlotte sls Oh
freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot ever
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at 6, A. xant
returns the same days. Any person wishing to see tin
rates IT freight can obtain freight list by calling upoi
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot
dec3 is E. j. WALL Sun't
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To Physicians.

To Physicians.
TIVE attettion Of Phi, sicinns respectfully directed
L To the )lowing regular preparations, made by the
rules Of The L. ). Di.pepsatory.
IODURETTED SARSAP aRILLA, for Serofdla. Rneu
matism, Cutaaeous Eiuptions, a..
SYRUP OF PHOSPHATE LIME. u use in eonjune.
tion with Cod Liver Oil, In Consumption,
LIQUOR ERGOTlNA containing the active principle
OF Secalo Cornutum,in concentrated form,
CITRATE OF MAGNES1A, "a pleasant laxative, used
in plate of EPSON Salts
Aromatic Wine Of Citrate of lion.
Norwond's fineure Vent Nirile,
Fluid Extract OF Spigeln aud Senna.
Acetum Gnntharidcs
With variety # other preparations, as u" sppenr in
the Medical Journals. Prepared It
= aHz.4 JNO. Z. WRlGHTS
J H. THoMPso New Drug Store.
Druggist, ( feb 20 3w
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Nurd's Golden Gloss for the Hair.

MoN6 the uAay prepuatipn. Tor the growth OF the
n Hair this Golden 6ess takes thu lead. Three
rcasons will be sfven why is universally used aud
preferred 10 all other;
LIST, Because t Inns proven The eiectual in Bal /.
ness. End. Because it imraris bcaulal dark gloss
and Delighted perfume To he Hair 3rd. Because the
Ladies with fine discrimination which they all possess
--hase adopted II.
Many othe, .uld be given why Il IL gent
favorie bot those RhUA,an more have only TO give IL
trial.
PRieE-25 oeGts In large bottes
For saeby Druggists and siorekecperz everywhere
8a@8s H7f W'C. HgRD, frupretor,
30t Broadway NewYork.
- Large discount to Merchants.