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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-15

Lo, snotncglee, her pialnest dictates.
9 . 9 9 9 9 9 9

TWO trvxs sAvxp nv TINE csx OF Only rnsxr no1-
TIES or wisrAnp rstssx oy win CHERRY
Mears. fisrcoart, Howard & co.--Cents The
wi,sars Bslssm OF wild Cherry that bought OF
you has been OF such signal benefis in my family.
,hsir wish 10 make ~ virtues and valOr shs bepe-
% 81 the public. ''
Ny wife took cold a, the time OF her connne-
ment, which settled on heriunsa TIE physicians
pronunced her disease consumption. She had
profsse night swests and had coughs; she was
given up, for No despaired or her recovery, and
her child partook Of her complaint. She then
commenced taking wis,ars Halssm Of wild Cher
", and three bottles ereeted an entire euro with
her and her child bon. '.A
ihsvs no doubt that they would have now been
In their graves, n they had no, have nsed vIssr,
Bslsam OF Wild Cherry.
.er SETH r. sEARcy.
seth Y. searcy whose certificate Is above, T. q
man OF asmuch voraclty as any in this county
and man OF good judgment, and We place oniirs
| reliance on bis statement.
aARCouRT, HOWARD & CO.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, July ~, 1854.
ions ID. rAKK-Desr STR: Twas attacked abou
ave months ago with severe cold, which settled
on my lungs, and the Doctors (among the mos
respectable In this eity,) said that had fnnana
lion or Consumption OF the Lungs; and amer OK
hrussing their skill, without relief to mo, pro
nounced my case lncurable. commenced taking
sDr. wisiar's Bsisnm OF wild Cherry ~ about 81,
weeks ago, and In four days Twas able 10 wals nj
over the house. and am now we'll man.
Yours Respectfully
GEORGE HOOVER.
Above hand yos statement from Geo. Hoov
er, Of this city, who Ia we'll known. having iiveS
here some twenty year,. 7 know him well, ans
saw him during his sickness. The Doctors attend
cd him some three months, and gave him up 4
die, but " wistar's Baisam- cured him.
y. x. w. wiLsTAcH, Drugyln,
Lafayette, Indiana.
81 PEI BOTTLE, oeotties for IS
j. ID. PARK,
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TWENTY YRARs or lxpnMnn, 8

neglected and perfectly sndssstsad, hss enabled
DR.. kinkslin, Author OF vsrk o. Self grsssrv-
sfienJ prove thai nins-tenihs Of - causes OF
nervous debility, local and conssitntioAal weak
mesa, mental and physical entering, are trsssdls
70 certain habIis, forming the most secret yet
deadly and fatal spfings Of domestic u<hsry and
pre- mature mortality.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-15
Certificate from d. L. Starr.

Certificate from ID. T.. Starr.
Ihnvc known Mr.. Forsha's hltera-
tive Balm to perform very extruor
binary cure uyon horse that was very
badly cut, some time since. sor
used Il upon one occasion, cxter-
nally, with good effect. ! believe II
70 be a perfectly safe and efIleacious
remedy to be usedin many complaints.
d.. STARR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-15
November aist. 1858.

Wholesale Depot, att. & G. Resk.
hirt's, No. 81 Pearl At. Gin. ~
DR.. s. w. Forsha, Drug Store, No
side of Filth 81, doors east Of Smith,
Gin. o.
For sale at r. Tyner's, ID. Price &
SOM, Llnek e. Farquhar's. DR.. Moody's
and Or. IIaIles, BieckyIlle. Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-15
Dec. LIST. is4o.
TO THE PUBLIC.


This is to certify that, in June last, ! wss
attacked with the Asiaiic Cholera; and was
soon, ne my physician states In collapsed
'tate. ! had remained In this state some two
hours, when my physician informed my fam
lyand friends that could not possibly live,
and strictly forbid my wife permitting Snny
ono giving me any medicine or nourishmeni
whatever, as II would only hasten my death
AT this timeMr. Forsha came TO see me, and
broughl with hima bottle containing four
ounces Of bis Alternative Balm, and asked
permission Of my vile, to use II on me, as he
thought Il would Immediately give ease.
was immediately applied, aud In less than ten
minutes ! was restored, aud was In warm
perspirntioa. prior TO which time my exlreml-
ties were cold, clammy sweat was on my
face aud head. After the use OF two other
bottles Of the same medicine. was entIrsly
IIeyed Of all distress, aud In few days was
restored 10 health.
would most ehecrfuiy aud heartily rec
ommend this BALM TO all who are afflicted
In similar way. ] have also used II In
other diseases. and have found IL most
excellent remedy. | do not think II can BE-
too highly recommend.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-15
LITHOGRAPHY 4 IBGHhTITG.

Views Of buIldInEf, LAHDFcAPFs, Fortrnits, Di'
piomas, Maps, show Cards, Notes, Drafs, Biila
~'' MIDDLETON a WALLACE.
No ms W alnut Street, Odd Fellows Hall.
Cincinnati. Nov. ~ .issa-<7-iyr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-15
DR.. F0RSHA'S
Alternative Balm.
"a BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"
FOR INTERNAL AND ExTER-
NAL USE.


This balm is warranted to re
Iieye all Rheumatisms. Strains in
the Spine, OK Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or Stiff
Neck, Toothaohe Earacbe, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast.
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
the breast, asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains and Bruises, Burns, ScaIds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp. Cholic
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and
ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts OF
sores, inflammation in the, head,
StoEs oh, Bowels, OF Kidneys,
Summer complaint of Children
Worms and information of the
stomach, and Bowels, and Group,
Scarlet Fever. s I.
The reason why this balm reaches sll thes
cases is because Il reduces inflammation, and
rnoses he secretious and nervous system
into action. This power Is owing to the
peculiar combustion: Of medical properties
without their being neuiralized. The mod
cine is perfectfully sale. not containing any
deadly poison. or mineral. twill, n used
freely, act Immediately upon the liver. ana
all other seereetive organs. ~
Read the following Cerfificnfcs g
Certificate OF DR.. J. n. Jordan, late Resident
Physician olthe Fourth Street Cholera Hos-
pital. st rlca,' etaa.
can cheerfully recommend the Alternative
Balm to the pubIiek knowing as do. thai Il 10
an excellent article. used u with good
effect in Cholera. during my late coaaneciion
with tie Fourth ST., choIers Hospits In ihis
city, 10 Gaze Of cramps - usias INT
stomach and bowels. Ielso used Il In a case
81 inflammation Of the kidneys with the hap
piesiefIsct. From my knowledge ofits viz
aes, In the above diseases and others. I'm
which have used IL, I have no hesissncy In
pronouncing II superior 10 any medicine
hitherto offered 10 the public with which
have become acquainted, and world cheer
| fully recommend II 10 the public. fs :
LII. JORDAN. MD.
Cincinnati, Sept. lat i619. ls.oH W
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OEHIApHLPHlA MKnfdA-. H0U -Ans-
il lishel Sc years ago 81 xlxKzLix, corner OF
Third and Union ats. between Spruce cad Pine,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-15

Are appraised that Or. kinkslis c6nAAss ~ axsa'
tice to psrisalar branch 81 madeleine, whisk en-
gacss HE undivided afisnuan. De sastions the
unfortunate ngeinstths gss Of msrsury- thsusanal
are annually mereurialixsd eat OF Ia Recent
affections are promptly axtlAxuishsa.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-15
JOEL KIRBY.

] do hereby certify that the above eerlih.
cate Is correct, and the statement OF the
physician made 10 me Is true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
Cincinnati; Dec, 9Th, le4e.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-15

ABA. uusrRR's MEDICAL MASuAL.-The author
OF this work, unlike tho majority OF those who
advertise 90 cure the diseases OF which u treats,
Ia a graduate Of one OF the best Colleges In the
United States. IL affords me pleasure 70 recon
mend him 10 tho unfortunate. or TO the victim of
NAL practice, ns successful and experienced prac-
tllloner, In whose honor and Integrity they mar
So. he ,,aatest eonnleDeo.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-15
TAKE PARTrCULAR NoqVQn.

Requires the ful1lment Of several sonniiions, IN
order that 10 may DO really the cause OF mutual
happiness. Could the veil which covers the origin
Of domestic whretchedness be raised, and its true
souresfn every instance disclosed-in how mssy
could u be traced 10 phys dlsqualGcations aud
their attendant disappointmenls Apply then
while II isyettimo, IN order ~ have your sD-
aud strengthened.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-15
Alleran Mich. Jan. 10Th, 1853,

Dear sir.-So one, no aot ene--man, woman, or
child can be found 10 deny that the Cherry Pecto-
raj " all that II claims 10 BE-. There Is much used
In this vlcln Ily although not not known until rc-
Gently. The community should know It, virtues.
Yours truly.
JOHN r. KELLOGG, MD.
Let sesfiersn sffAs Legal Prefsssisn marx
case.
williamsburg. l.. L.. Ropt. =. 1889.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-11

Wo noticed, IN our las, issue, thu, n
storm party, as they are termed, was rx'
pectot TO come OF on Friday evening. the
3rd inst. the particulars Of which we prom
iced our readers The rromig, perhaps,
was rash one ior ia a country liko our.
where there are so many beauties, !, Is
Impossible 10 notice tscm al. aud 30 me1
ton some Of them ani to pass over tAe
Others would be UNJUST aud criminal We
might indeed, notice the eoaflships a"d
he ilirialions Of he evening; criticism
on the tasteful dress Of our lair ll,uds
would not be without interest; whllc ths
scene might be enlvened hy real or ,ma~
eioary coayc.saf.as ret these ae shaii
leave 10 bo,der aod more varied la4s ..ap
oufs.
The parry was riea o. tie Nar.aa
I s',sr.H. PSI y 4 Petite, g. ".
VISION. ani y Il. SHth, $3.50 Is n-ht
have been eAl .eicd, lfom tae Ne.l huown
taste of ,ni, worthy trio, b. wa. 10 every
respect Is hr.iaet ahair.
The tLt ws. one Of no m.sl e.af.t
ahiaof las season, sufficiently cool, .,l-
ont being uncomfort bic. Tue ,ari.b day
d.pnred, the moon rose 10 rs.1'sea'
beauty throwing It's broad Eight oyer L.i
pad dale Atan carly hour carriages and
1uee.es. lrsigL'sd With lovely forms. ra.i.d
ia from ever, direction. aud. ia % aoH llas.
there were convened uin'a t.o balls ot
the UM.sis.y one If Dr. l1ss.a cal -Is
est ass,mlIae o. ladies and ee.llm.u
that we ha,e sstn $50 Il long tlme.
Naeb.ll is famed er,le f n' eal
,ei'i. nee Of rs 'u'I,,3 t4s. o1 A's se.
siag, li seemed aae .ae masaaeea. er'.t-
Daiumeni Of Cleopatra. when ane ds.et-
min,i to a.'orsh ,edony with a i.-u
Of her aea,h sdl4m lavsw ssIta...el
such b. ~. d.4hy Of beauty iHe
iargg and elegant roem u t.,e se,sai ,,.a
oil Ge ..leee us, couotPld, hicd Jag
GUS happy fares wore ercryva~re aroeai
ID AL wiz. s,.. v
~oN eyes Io.'e iat- 20 .tfs. .sf .Ia.r aeslu.
Ant HI s.. ue tsa
Tie aaace ermmHced o., 81 ault doa,
and continued rll abaul u o',.aek. vhH
Toe c'uHrnf ~ d,au % .un.rb sap.,5
prepared u.s. VS.. \, @l.ci reelected .ra
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-11
TERRIFIC COSrLiGRiTI0S'
* -rr,WBuNT> 81 RNft. ANp III " -
Nan oNI MILLION OF pii LARS

,il'l,'fln\ % PROPERTY loss.
MAR on MILLION OF pri LARS
Onc OF the most destructive fires 'ha'
ever occurred on the Lcvee IL New Or
ls.ns. took place on the lth instant. SlN
s..anboa.s with their cafgoes, and a large
r.. ish, barge. were destroyed The loss is
...,m,t.l a, abou, one million oil dollars
Tte ire broke out on the Chalies beieh
or ah9a, 3 o'clock in the morning, when
r.,, one, ,zcop, the waiehmcn, on the
uaf1fmaatc boats we're asleep, and spread
with amazing rspiiity. From the Charles
q lctar 'he flame. extended to the steam
o.. Na4.aa and hatcher, Both OF these
b...t. asrs soon mautlcd from ole end 10
.ao other with the destructive cemeai
i.c ilh IuHa. the Crescent aud The Sax
a.. vare also d.sfoyod wh their entire
rai-..s. aaI IL was with d.a,su'y thnt the
t.laad lu.a was saved, the altcf portion OF
beruHI,r voras being qaits chaTsd Tho
ST. vss also on TIRE brit tae lanes wefe
q. asa..et 50 oae ume 30 .Nas iesr.i
.a.fao..fe he.t u. steamboats, ou tho
l.aaea oll oo baHal.
IaaurcoI9Ha,.l ty ~ aueup % orc
t.r. t...r....s a-f Among d. clos.ls
.a.3 laaH .u.ca haI previously iasd
.levA4ne.. IAs boa, bad torches ia her
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-11
Tho oeu,Ial America Dispute.

II seems 10 be ccf,a,a 'hat an American
company has bought ont. loraya,a Die con.
sidefalioa, oBeehAH 90 la realm ID tho
Mosquito KINGDOM aal is IN t-ost4 or f1e
other bait 'lhe National lnie.Nsrelr exe
presses hs laH haiist n the hct sgi re-.
ipces Ia t as a i-pnY turn Of enc cnn'ro.
,ersy wilh Ofcst Brtaic who Wil Pee Hhie
to reiifo gracefully from pafee.a-ate
which she viH be e.ad d, eco ul Of and
the didiel'y uii ho se-,ed finally ard
forever, not b5 QnSeue resort la war.
but by the Intervention OF commonplace
speculation Great Britain Is said to have
given her consent To- tbi, alienation Of SOW
ereigniy aad sod by her sable prossge
This may settle the difficulties afisiee
out OF the question Of the Br,ish protc-io.
rate, and end our Central American quarrel
with her; that IA, ii she observes the Boil
wer Clayton treaty ia other respects, and
absifias from 40 ailempis 90 establish q
predominant iellnence n the CENTRAL Amor.
Jean smies Bot Toe mpj States ~ not
r.. "a OF their dIAcailias in lI.s maiJef rs
the transfer of tho c'sim OF tbe Mosquito
king q Amatcau ctizeus Nh our A.
'n'H'a'fee''' i,-'e "'"''' ''i' '"'''.' any
,'s'' ~ a'.''s'eN =" 3'iH''
N ie'l,1sa - 'NV SUI i"' pr '"' N'ote
,a'y - 9'''.' !" ,"e e'''' pom, zee WIN
'no M - l'''''',' 'i"'''N',.', I" '1U>
sfea.' "h't /" o." u'N' "s D ".c'',e' Fna'
'ns D.sl - !, y o.I'f a,,'N yer ''''s ,,'u.
exa,tlv "a h f...c .saof rij,es .,l..,h orn
vitb,n 10 I.i.ad St,ies Yi, .oyarai,n
,,elt If sail ami iefts,.e.,,, ,,,,,i,,. +, IN,
st,te ~ N.c4ra,'.a ,.1 c,. r,ln. Ace
,rines aad declared ,n.r. Goa ,.5sll r.oui-e
us IA dcry 10 aug pa,ebs ar from ,b., 3ies
omit, Lin., aov T.. .,s- t,.,li. Ban a.. co.
eeded to MAJ. Ve a. tot s,c boo, 49,
rinh,s Of Nicsragaa olieb Ve b,cs ,ss,r.
led 40 FIRMLY aes;i,.f g,e,t pr,t,i, cam H..
nssirasA stysr IN "a, t.,....o, ,',.nro,y
vi,b aaY be,tar .lsia 4, e.r '.,,.i N Il
when We denied 10 ti,, wo.s.i,o ~, ,,.i
Enrland ns bia r,,,eeior a., eel, h.. IN.
nose ol thein A An. rpdss Tho aansoi rr
ibe case. as our 1,oyern,pent +, i,.a.t..i
lie estsfgifs~i,o ,i..q IL 4, fsa,tv o,,, ,.,..
f,rp /, H. British remuneration of,ha h.,
,eclo,sbip. and 81, ai.die.ilss of de- Mo-.
auto paisa.r.a +. tat ao fraafg can 4ef.llg
,ybvegt "a, gNa al Nieifaeaa a eh4t 80
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-11
~r.,, oririna,,r Of tn. sy.t~m Of peace.

great oririnascr Of that sysfem OF peace.
snenaures Of wh,c,. the boundary act was
tie aos. important pat. know 'fom rs
ourn noah. while on bis death bed, 1ha. hls
great object IN voting so large a sum OF
money to Texas, was 70 put her finally on
'asslees, aud eiss hsr a falr siarl wiia her o.
Ger sister States 90 tie rad 70 wsallh ARD
over.
Gentlemen, tae sleeFlcsa eye q history
/. upon Yon sofe % n.shi. and val follow
YOU hack 70 lhs iigiis Vi Legislation, aad
IL sll time 10 css..s. IA az ng coane2i9u
with youg Debt. 0ieIietmg bat " a sfoi>
less reputation is be jewel II lba soul II; " }
can pa MY hand upon my hcai and
fsailcssiy ssy ".fite ca write all You
know
hsye nli come before Won 70 beg o.
aatler. bnt ,iui. and IN becoming terms
to ask fef isaHse
The paa cannot be Fccallcd BOT the
rrcasn, is IN osr power; aod W. sfe re-
seoasiils aceafdmel. v hsfftor previons
lesi,laiaics uv hass t1ne 'of good or
for evil lis net nor he ql,siioa. lou ere
not accountable. For fo1r eFa acts oii'f
must sou answer isof fhegr yoa ere res
spoas'bia. 90 fonr homer; 20 aur cailireni
TO poHeffr. and ,oHf God.
S-. eben Some fu.bmi pen hal wd.s
upor TIA suh.eei, Hhat wil. be said
"ft great Government 81 fbe nilra
s.a'es asle % eolo Wi.A world - afmsi
extending fon ocean 10 osean. ION tbs
,toplcs - he fgd a,oej eXaciiax lhe
last dollar from tHnae Vha eWc be- vet
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-11

OF we following extract from a letter
shows the feeling among the population of
that part of Mexico on the subject of the
treaty recently made with Mexico by Col.
Gadsden.
Much excitement prevails on account,
OF The report that parts oil the State of
chihuahua and Sonora are sold to the Uni.
ted sls'"s The head men here are very
indignant, and swear before they shall be
sold como Borregos, they will annex
themselves TO the United States. Gen.
Garland is at Magoilns."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-11

The Louisville Courier of the l7lh inst
has Tie following items:
The river was rising tolerably fast yes>
terday, with 6 feet water in the canal.
and g. on the FALL last evening ia,
ting tho previous twenty four hours the
liver had risen | foot. The weather for the
past thr,y-siy hours has been remarkably
warm and rainy aud We anticipate BIZ
liver Unee more.
The river at Cincinnati yesterday had
risen > feet since SUNDAY, aud tho weather
was extremely rainy. The Ice though run.
hing loletably thick was fast disappearing
aud OF but light Interruption to navigation.
The Fails are once more nasi.able for
boats, the Royal Arch, bound Tor n Louis
making successful descent down the Ind.
an chute YESTERDAY
by our dispatches from Cincinnati last
evening it appears that all the upper tribu
tar'es Of the Ohio are Using fast, aud a food
may be the consequence,
by a telegfaphIc despatch from st. Loui,
to Capt. Erwin. Of the Telegraph No. ,
last evening We learn that the Nis>issippi
river was completely frozen over opposi,c
The city, and people crossing the river on
The ice. The riyerwas blocked from the
month OF the Merihac 10 Alton. with very
cold weaiher--ra raining aud freezing. aud no
prospect OF open navigation. h The chan.
"ei 'ni& ieet Of water was reported,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-11

We hope oar conlreres Of the pros. sea
orally, will publish the suhjoinci uotcc at
least once, lreo Of charge. Mr. MARSHALL
is clever gentleman, and deserves the res
gard Of newspaper publishers. He is the
gentleman who introduced bin into the
preseut legislature, rroyid'"g that al iadi
eial sales Of lands and negroes shall be
advertised il the papers Of t State. lie
also made an able speech in favor Of ihn
bill Although it has been, ia all proclaim
i,y defeated, through the stupidity Of Ger.
tain members OF the Legislature, tie pr1t
i'ude of the press to Nlr. Marshall. for his
noble efforts, is none the less.
To rur pRrss.--Ihe printing establish,
men, OF the Star state Pat.iot, al lull and
complete, is now offered for sale,
The press is n FIRST rate Washington In,
perial No 3, and in fine order.
As | have recovered the office back in n
sui. ut law. but have no use for it, a BAR.
GAIN is offered
VIII the fraternity be kind enough TO
notice, and thus by aiding me atte, make
somebody's ioitaue
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-11
THE MAINE LIQUOR Law.

bicd, az fotoas:
slcrioN l. No person shall he allowed
at any iia,, to manufacture or sell hy hi"
..It. As cletk, ssrssn, or agent, directly or
,p.i .ect.t. uny spirituous or intoxicating
l1uaIs. OF ANY naked liquors, "A pact col
which b. spuiu,as or Intoxicating, except
al, he-eae " provided.
SrD =. The saleciuen %. aHy ia"a,
aad MAYOR sud aldermen Of aay cry, on
the arsi MONDAY Of Nav annually, or as
soon thereafter ~ m., b- convenient, my
appoin, some suitable ier'n as ihr "tr"'
ul said iowt OF c.iN, to s,.l 90 some eeh
tai or Convenient place within said town
or e.tf. spnt-, NIacs, or other lrioN
eating liquors, to be- used for mcdle'nd
AMI mechanical purposes ard 10 othofi
aud said agent snail receive sncb cpmpeu"
sa..og for us .eH GEES - tie board appotni
us ujn snail prescribe and shall IA the
safe OF surjI .i4pofs, CONFORM le sarh rule,
aHd regulations ~ he ,,ierinrn or mayor
and a.avrmru DIS aforesaid, shaj prescribe
iortAat pstFo.e AID aIeui. appoint
.,l.sa,ore.a,J. s4a,. bold BIZ, situation lof
me }rar. un!yss spares removed 10y the
aoafi tom whitb he received Bis arp'H'.
m,.i. as be mas t' rs any .ime. "a tac
..i....,f,. nI .aiib.ai
Sr,. = sarh agent su.l zee re cgr-
uicaie Tom the MAYOR auD aii.man or
.,l.ri,,.u by ,b5m .e ia. boca a,puIuad.
sptt.,,,,.n, HIM IA. t.e AGENT ef such Y~h
or city. 20 sell intoxicating liquors for med
.rn,I nud mechanical pufyo.ss only, hu,
.pcb rc.tI6eate shall. mot ht Delivered 10 tine
,......,a al app,ipi.d. eIt.l ha snail nave *.
ser.,d md dvli,eftI De-. sad! board bond
win t,,o..sld auI ,uiii .istt satetirs. no tho
sum ot Ak hundred dollars. "a substance
ms D.llsu..
Know allmen. taat va. --a ~ principal,
and --- rs sufetics. afc ha. icu aud siuud
4rn., bouud 10 tho iaAahupts Of d.r town
o.. --- iar city, as .Le cascmas uel ia tie
sum o.. siX hundred d,is.s. 10 he paid tueui,
,o which pa,n,cnt ,,s bud oafsclys. cur
heirs. executions. and administrators, firmly
by these presents. Set.i with ouf seals,
and a ,ied TINS --= day If - \ u. --.
Tn. condition ai tus obligation b. such,
that whereas tie above bounden -- has
be,n duiy appointed t4 7a,lt t1r the town
70. e.',I - 20 sri. 4.nuiu aud ilf aut
ON account OF SAID t,~a or cit,l. iniox-
irair. liquors lor medicinal aad msehau-
caI purposes aud mo- other, unt. the --
"a - y -, ullcs suuuc, removed
from SAID agency.
NlW 90 tur .l.d -- SHALL 10 ai. respects
confam 10 the PROVISIONS ID Csc lass r,A
tH H.t,.. g .... obi. e.. .i. . b.. aft.....t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-11

Or The rro ideni OF the mted States,
IN view Of the INSTRUMENTATION by Capt
Walker aud other dibnsters on Lower
California. has sued a Proclamation warn.
iag all good citizens not to connect them
selves with such enterpfize or expedition,
and stating that the penalties Of The law
will be 'ig,jly cniorcc cd against all offenders.
Unlike President Fillmore, he does no, dc,
monaco them az pirates aud warn them thai
ilay wti lose entirely the guardianship OF
their county.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-11

or Last Tuesday was a general sale
day 10 Marshall, and negroes sold at as
ionisbing prices. Negro men, ordinary
lid hands, ranged from thousand 10 sew
enleea HUNDRED dolars. 4 negro man,
possessing no extra qualities, sold Tor 1850
dollass, ha.i cash, and The balauce in twelve
months. 4 negro woman sold for $1,000 /;
gil about ~ years old for over $500.
These las, sales wers Tor cash. In mos,
instances, there was difference OF near
fifty per cent. between cash and credit.
What are the causes tina, have combined
TO produce the present oxirayagan, prices
oil negroes, we IRE at loss TO imagine
Can !! be an evidence OF the abundance Of
money, and the prosperous condition Of
the eountfyi We ihiuk not. although ",
are, 10 sonie eS,eut, al loss for satisfac.
tory solution Of the question.