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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-01
HOOFLANO's GERMAN RITTERs.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DEBIL

n. MULsHIzE.. Deylestswa. Pa. June 90 1885, says:
Ny wife hes besa siesd With nervous debiIitv sse
ss!tsoss, ISL sises which tine have been usabie
Sad physician medicine that et the
least. Isl called the store Of Or Harvev
this tow for some tinetars Of ron seribed
the Of ny Wife he then handed Of
70 rssd eness Which found describing your German
Btttsrs Itooedtatsiv precured.a bottles hin.
aod pleaeed 70 state that the
her good than all the medicines she has heretofore
sssea Iwihyea to seed ne half dofsn botsles."
See s4vsrtissnent. mhl3
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CANDIDATES.

ron COUNCILMAN.
- WILLIAM e. FRENCH viii serve. II elected. q
csuasilnAs u ths Third Ward. spis
- wM. uUHNgL 10 . saaaid.ss for re- election ..
Cssaenaa u the TeatA Ward. sps
FOR CONSTABLE
81 We authorized JAMES FfTZwIL-
LIAM a ssasdidats for the once Of Constable Of Psees
Township 81 the ssssias April election. Subject to III,
disisisn Of The Dsmeerssis Csaventiea.
ron sCHOOi. TRUSTEES.
1TwM. HUGHES. will serve School Trustee % re.
elected.
tAsd hops r. viii he elected without opposition
Mr. H. Ia, dsne his duty to tn acesptsion Of all parties
Ep. JovR.l
POR CITY TREAsCnER.
1TS S0RENS0N will eontinus to serve City Trss-
ssrsr, 10 elected. nhsi
ron JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Ed. JorRSAL:-Pleass announce the name Of JAMES T.
WALKER candidate for Justice the Peace ofPiseou
Township. At thu ensuing April election. nhso-ts
~ We authorised to asaouncsd the name Of CHRIS
BiPPus. candidate for the ess Of Justice Of ,h,
Peace. spi
FOR CITY SURVEYOR.
Mr. CARtiLE:-Piease annosnee In your that AN
candidate for recollection the Office Of City Surveyor
nh2s JAMES D. SAUNDERS.
CITY COLLECTOR.
wsaaassnes the pane Of GEORGE wOLFLIN as can
didass fer City Collector.
We authorized 70 snnsuaes the name off. ESLEY
HUGHES. candidate for rs-siscton to the Office Of City
Collector. mh2s
FOR CITY lLERK
"a RUDOLPH KEHR 10 . candidate for the once Of
City Clerk. ~ the ensuing city election. mh3is
81 The frisads OF Mr.. FREDERICK LUNKENHEI.
MER. sanesass him candidate for City Clerk ut IL,
April election.
Ma. CARI1LE:-Piease announce my can didat.
for re-ssesos 70 the Once Of City Clerk the ensun,
charter election. uh0 WELL II. WALLER.
FOR MARSHAL.
EDWARD 8. MARTIN. 10 . candidate fer the sRcs o.
City Aasshal At the sasuing April election.
- candidate for reeleetion to the once Of City Marshal
~ the snssiAg April election. nhl7
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OF Congress at the last session appropria-
ted $4,000 to be bestowed Oh the heirs OF
the three captors Of Maj. Andre in the Revo-
lutionary War. Tho glorious deeds Of our
ancestors are being coined into money by
their degenerate and mercenary descendants.
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ARrEsIAN WELLS IN NEW YoRK.-Tbe
New York Mirror says that nine Artesian
Wells have been sunk for various establish
ments in that city, at an expense Of $4,000,
which furnish 1850 gallons Of water per min.
ute. The price for the same quantity Of the
Croton, annually. would be S7o,OOO, which
after deducting the interest on the original in
vestment Of $1,000 dollars, is a saving Of e.
600 dollar per annum.
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6T- The street cleaning contracts in New
York city have. half Of them, been awarded
to an individual, who is to use the street
sweeping machines, dispensing entirely with
hand labor. The space that would require
.hirtv-four men. with one inspector and two
superintendent, and costing 800 per week, il
is claimed, can DO cleaned, and kept clean,
with one machine, aided by six carts, for less
than $50.
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@ We have on hand an excellent paper,
upon "the commercial and manufacturing re-
sources Of Evansville" BY DR.. Byford, which
We shall publish in few days, and which
is full Of important suggestions in regard to
the future policy Of our city.
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0TThe Rochester Union says it learns
from a private source that the Hon. o. B.
Matteson is not expected to recover from the
attack OF the rat epidemic from which he
was suffering when he returned to Utica
from Washington.
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OF Lady Franklin writes to Mr.. Henry
Grinnel, that she is fitting out another Arctic
Expedition. at her own expense, to seek for
relics of the navigators.
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0T Mr.. Bocock tho distinguished Attorney
General Of Virginia has resigned.
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OF x-Prcsideut Pierce and Gov. Geary
have had an interview. which has resulted in
some ext lanations. Gov. Geary says that it
was publicly proclaimed in the streets in Le-
compton, that he was not to be supported by
the Administration or the Military, weeks be.
fore he had any intimation or evidence Of the
facts himself. The Border Ruffians around
him were kept informed Of the contemplated
measures Of the government, while the Gov
crnor himself Was kept blind folded, and in
the dark. 1t was publicly boosted in the
streets, that the Troops would not obey his
requisition, and when . demand was made
upon Gen. Persifer Smith, for Military sup.
port to sustain the law, Inc answered that the
Troops had been detailed for other service
and were not subject to tho Governors rcqui.
sition. He thus found himself abandoned
and the Rufiians taken into the confidence o
the Administration. Since his arrival d
Washington Gov. Geary has been assured BY
Tx President Pierce that this course of In.
War Department towards him, was adopted
without knowledge on his part Of all tn,
facts, and with deception in relation to others
II appears that the whole trouble in Kansa
has grown out Of the intrigues and trcachcry
of the Secretary War, jeff. Davis, who ha
deceived his associates in the Administration
and committed treason against the country b,
using his official position to excite riot and re
lbellion, and then deprived the law and its OF
ficcrs Of all power to sustain their authority
Ii these statements are ture and he was nov
in office, the charge would be sufficient for al
immediate impeachment. This political GU
who has been barking at the heels Of the her
Scott, is capable not only Of treason and Q
trcachery, but Of acting and speaking false
hoods.
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PERFUMED lBREaTD,

whatlacy or gentleman would remain under tho
curse Of dissgreeabls breath when by using Balm
OF thousand Fiowers"as dentifriee would not only
render but leave the teeth white rs alabasteri
Many persons do not know their breath bad and the
subject so delicate their friends will
Four single drop Of the Balm" your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning. Nifty cent bot
tie will last year.
BsArrirUL CoxrLrxIoH may easily be acquired BY
using tho "fialm Of a thousand Flowers" 1t will re-
move tan. pimplos. and eckes from the skin leaving
IL OF soft and roseate hue. wcta towel pour on two
orthree drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-wet your shaving. brush in
either warm or cold water on two or three drops
OF "Balm Of AThousand Flowers" rub the beard well
and will maze beautiful soft much facilitating
the operation OF shaving. Price only Fifty Gents.
FsTRiDos & Co., proprietors.
| KELLER, FARNSLEY Il CO.
apS lyd&w Agentsfor Evansville.
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CaARLKG LONDON CORDIAL GIN 10 shown ty
we Record Of the Csssa House be the snly Londoa
osssi Gin IMPORTED sst sst In bsssles all others are
nsds hsssis tuisssisa seis.
hs delicious seais beverage. saa BY peculiar favor
ss ssssnt fssn sshss sas) saivsrssy esteemed BY all
VIE used L. 10 adopted With great eases
DSsrsPsiA. 0ogr RHEuxArIsx. DRorsrr GRAVEL COLO,
OHoIskA. FkvEs AND AcrE. SrscrrRr. DISEASE oy ruE
unSARr ORGANS. ErsLErss. FEMALE IRREGULARITIES Ie
". VALENTINE xorr. Of New Yors. In . letter to the
psspsistos. ssym
Chsrss London Cordial Ola. 10 the psrsst.
rss1ssls satsset ofJuaipsr. Ihsvs sees.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN 10 sold By All
Orusxss sad 0rsesrs In the Unsd States
numerous poiseas called Len ION Cordial Gn-o avoid
them bay only CHARLEs. Reject any othe. offered "a
you ~ value health dollar for quartz
my cents for pinu. EDMUND C. CHARLES
naO-3ndAw Sole Importer. 20 Broadway, n Y.
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OF Upon our outside, we insert to-day. by
request Of the meeting. The proceedings Of the
citizens Of GRANVILLE, upon the subject Of the
proposed Railroad from that place to Ovens
vil.e-that our own citizens may see how
DESTROYS the people Of GRANVILLE are to ally
themselves by close commercial connection,
with US. if we will but do our part towards
opening an avenue for mutual intercourse
On Saturday next, another. meeting is 10 b
held at GRANVILLE, and it ID important to ouI
own interests, that the merchants Of this city
should have representation there. We
daily feel the need Of Board Of Trade t.
manage and attend to matters Of public cour
tesy and duty. which our Mayor and Coun
Gil do not appear to think come within thu
province OF their cares.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE BULBS HEAD.

Nsdessn this place. per line insertion;
esustoa longer time.
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r The Tehuantepec road has been &C.
cepted by the Mexican Government.
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0assqpsfs sss % less tine. sos: tAsss nss o.;
one .sst o. % two vsshs % 80; ore ...sA o.; three
Larger sdvssDsH. Cssds Of sin iAes sstss - pei
Ne csafks for marriage. dss rsisvs Sssses.
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ON Friday mernins. April 81. 81 e'eisek will cell
auction at onr sale roou corner "a Maa erect
sexss half pats hatsd TsnSss. q he.ss halt riats
half pnss Da Tumbiers q tesss quarter b. " TuDhers
n bcIes Gu. Tumblers. boxes prism Tuwbe.s eo1ss
S.s Clav sus.r' II b.sh PIT Oh Tursle,s &C. ... 10.
gal Sre Jars dor inch Cord Swees Meats hox D. O.
salts, hxs 1T Crssms. has Candlesets. box Ocean
tiers. Sale positive. Terms cash.
wOOLSEv & NELSON. Auction eers.
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TEMPLE o. HONOR.
Evansville Temple OF Honor No. every THURSDAY
evening 10 the Hail. Water Canal Bank
r. W. P0INTDEXrER. W. C. r.
A. J. 0'3EiLLY. w.R.
Beacon Light Social Temple No. IS every altsrns
Friday evening" ~ shove. JOHN HYDE. d. p. r.
@. W. RrDYARD. B.R. jan2o '5T-rv
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a meeting sfthe Common Oesasii held evening"
ofths soth % Mareh the lsviss psssahs ssd
luton vas ussnimously psaed-
Whereas under the % Laasss Evsnsviiis
orders Of the
city.
ferse, rssovsd That order seqsriss tire rssasurss
~ ., der Of Csussii WE'LL HWXiKRR
spI.iw City Clerk.
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hOLLOWAH'S PILLs.-TuEr NkvKR FAm.-Othsr
sesdies relieve pain these Pills expel
They eleaase tn. blood
iavForate the dgessiOu calm the
eesstitutss. Sold At the manufactures. No. Maiden
Lass. Nsv.Yofk aad No IA Strand. London and by an
druggists st25s. 621sc.. and 81 per box mh2c-
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BOARDING
With large and pleasant for the
ssaensa snd lady or fer sase gentlemen be obtained
In private family In esatrai location. Apply th.
once. fetl-u
WOOO! WOOO.!-Ordess for Wood left OF SAMUEL
week.-mrs. will he promptly fiisd. fsbs
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MuRRY q LANMAN,s n ORlDa wATep

Beware OF limitations OF and
ss. The fragrance the genuine only be
BY washing the article impregnsed with affords
saas relief In headache End Is esteemed
ASsrea hs best sure OF srursioas we'll for
Wholesale 1rsuists s. street. New York BY ali
druggists at SOC. per bottle. mha6-iwdSw
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THE BUl.LsS HEAD
The large spacious stahiing for horses in
connection with nas Bowling Alley and lots situated
Main street. known the Bulls Head admirably located
for asst class hotel Be had lease at great bar
gain foe oss or more years. Apriy to
nh2t-indaw J. @. JEWELL a. CO.
A0ENTLEMAN. thoroughly acquainted with the
Os dry goods and grocery business. has had long
psrisaes In both. Is siceiieat saesmsn
pished BOOK Keeper would like situation IN which either
OF all these qualifications would he avziabie
fisyeu. 10 whom he give the high rferenes Apply
TO the editor OF the Journal. fe2i-tf
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W EOl;isAPlyS

MELAN EOl;R Apis
Taken papers and can be
seat In letter to any part Of
No the world. without extra
~ HeD epostAge They bsauti-
tui and the mos: durah,e
Pie:nrss now tak~a. Call MO
I atthe c,'y Gallery. No. IS. N'.AOs
Main-strest. and have one
tshsn. mhi3
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LIST or LETfER&

LIST OF LETfER4
ID EMAIyINGinths Post Once AZ EvasssiI1ss Ind.
II March 30h. ts57.
caIlingfor those letters VII please Say
Advertised and give date Of Liss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-19
Tho Tragedian Booth and tho Lords
Prayer

Hoo,h and several other peu,l.men had
been invited to dine with IN old gentle,
man in Baltimore. of distinguished kind
nos. urhauity and piety' The host.
,hongh Jisnpnroving Of theatres and thea
tresgoiee. had heard SO much OF Booths
,ema,kalIs nower,. that curiosity to SEQ
,l,e ma, in ,his Instance ovsrcsnie All his
n,e;,dires tn., the entertainment vas
over. and the comnauy resented in the
drawing room some ono renuas,ed Booth
n, nartlcnlar favor and ono whitehall
present weuld doubtless appreria,e. to
read the Lord. PRAYER Booth EXPRESSED
his willingness 10 afford them this grstiaea,
ton. and all ewes were turned espectsn,.
ly on him.
Booth rose slowly and reverentlv from
his chair. TWAS wonderful to watch the
play of emotion tina, convulsed his coun,e-
nance. He became deadly pale, and his
eyes. turned tremi,linsly upward, we're
vet with ,ears. As vet, he had not spo-
ken. The silence could be fol,. |, be
came absolutely painful. until at as, the
spell WAS broken, as 1t BY an eclectic
shock, ms rich toned voice, from white
lips. syIablcdfo FORTH "Out Father. who ant
in Heaven, &c, with palhos and soem,
ity that thrilled ell hearts.
He finished The silence continued
Not voice was heard, or a muscle moved
in his wrapt audience, until from remote
corner OF the room, a subdued sob WAS
heard, AID the old gentleman, their host
stepped forward with streaming eyes aud
lettering frame, and seized Booth by the
hand.
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DgowNrp ~ Singular NASNrR At
Sain, Johns, y y on Friday night, i,-bsing
very dark man named Archibald Brown,
walked Oft one OF the whafvcs when the
tide WAS out iie groped his way along
in the mud, bat instead OF ticking course
that would ox,ricaio himself from h's un-
pleasant prcd.cameut, he wandered up
:. the sples beuealh the wharf, where
Of course he became moro bcwildefed than
ever The rising tide made him conscious
OF his danger and by shout. and noise be
WAS enabled to attract the notice Of persons
passing in the vicinity. but too late Tor aid.
As the tide rose, he climbed to the top OF
the spiles, and through small aperture IN
the wharf, sufficient 10 sdWit on OF his
arms he was enabled TO Inform them Of
his situation,
His position and feelings can be imagins
ed, when the tide was every moment Using
around him, and he could mol be cxliles,ed.
lie shook hands with bis friends, passed
through the hole all the money and valua,
bic. he had about his person, and just rs
the water was closing over him, after giving
some directions concerning his family. be
bid hi. fiends good BY, and the gufglmg
water beneath announced ihatall WAS over
He body was recovered when the tide re.
coded Mr. Brown was highly respected
lie leaves family aud many fricads
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ANorurR Nrw 1rasrroHy 70 ~ Or.
CANNED. We learn that Seus'of OWN.
OF California. wlll at al eafls Nsy Of the
approaching session, inuodaee hills ia,o
Congress, which At is now preparing. Tor
the organization Of the Territory Of tr.s'.
IA sod the Territory Of Sierra Naarc lis
object tive see It s,ated1 Is To pro'ec, tas
os 81 Land msii ioa.es, aud change the eass
Tern boundary oil California 10 the crest OF
ise mountains. Mr. twin il also urgmg
upon the administration the propfieiy Of
uakiug the Colorado OF the IVES, the base
of operations sssins, tho Moemous. instead
OF Ioii as-raawcr.h The Mofmons
niusl, when they leave Sal. I.ske Vale,
which they are certain TO do IN the sprsng
20 south lowxrds Mexico. perhaps 10 se,2e
upon Sonora. and thea make terms with
Cotnonfoa, by oncriug bis gosernmen,
protection agaius, the Indians
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In Addition 10 our former stock.
w York and Philadelphia, our
ram AND WINTER GOODS,

ram AND WINTER GOODS,
where they were purchased by one Of the firm
in person. We feel confident that we can
now offer greater Inducements TO purchasers,
than we have ever been able to afford ; having
On hand decidedly the largest Fall and Winter
Stock that we have ever brought TO the city
! Of Marshall, and offer YOU the following a
part,
200 pieces union, aud all wool planes and
twill-
lao " all plaid iuseys.
$50 pair Negro blankets.
80 " colorcl Mackenaw blankets aud
coatings.
rs " superior ribbon bound blankets.
loo pieces tweed and Kentucky jeans.
~ satiued, all colors.
10 white, red and yellow ilanncls.
rs opera and printed ilannels.
1900 pair hcst double Buck russell brogans.
100 pieces ladies' assorted dress goods. con.
'i.ing Of pari. printed de- laines, solid color.
Il French de lans, plain and printed French
nerines. fancy silks, fancy silk poplus black
figured silks. plain black silks, Scotch plaids,
.tc etc composing the greatest variety Of
adie, fail and winter dress goods ever offered
IN this market, IN which you viii find goods
For all manner Of things that a woman can
put
Ga the crown Of her head or sole Of h,r TO-
Or wrap around her SHOULDERS, or lit around
her waist
Or that can be sewcd on, or pinned on or laced
Or tied on with string, or stitched on with
bow,
In trout, or behind above or below;
iouuet-. mutii.J~, caps, collars and .hawls
Dresses for breakfast, dinner aud BALL.,
nfe.,r- to ,.t in ind stand iu and ,salS ,n,
Dresses 90 dance In, 80 f.rt iff, TO work lE,
nr,,. far winter. spring, summfr and fall
AID dfessc, to DO nothing at al, IN.
ALSO.
a great variety Of jgeonct and swiss cdgine-,
lu~crting-. collars, sleeves, chem l>eti-, bands,
bouncing. infants dresses, &c. Fldiu jacon-
ct aud Swiss, Irish linens, chez, calabrics.
ONLY
A few splendid new style rich winter bcrns,.,
larec assortment; Of lsii,s and mi--es shoes
and boots.
TOGETHER
with large and superior lot Of grntlomcn''
and boys clothing, embracing all the latest
styles IN cur, and all the great varieties Ia col
or and quantity.
Bol's, Shoes. Nqit. CsIs, l'mbr,'lfs, dc
HARDWARE MD Cutlery,
All now in store and receiving 60 which we
invite our ola friends sad the public rencrally,
promising not TO he uudrr~ud hY any 1er-
chant doing legitimate business, for ca-h or
d.
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fLN.srBE or ErAplAs.--Of al tho
auiasrmeHi, that possibly can be Imagined
Tor r. working man. SITTER daily toll. or tn
the niiysls, ,hgfe s. nothing Ike reading O.
newspaper or book calls Cor 80 bod,
Is exetsiou, Of which BE has already ha3
enough, perhaps too much. |, 'v.ievs H.
home OF tularss aod saneaess. Nay. e
accompanied hin iu ais ue&t days ls1er.
aud gNVs ail, something % lhins Of tp,
sides She mechanical ddadgefy Of bis essfy
DAY occupation, something ho ean cujaY
while rhse,t sud looa iatyafd to win
pleasure. II ! were % ptsy for tsss.
which would .sand by mo- nader every "a
tie'y of circumstances anA be a source ef
hsrplues. and ehee,ulnrss % me lbfoaga
Ne, a.d I'll ID against 81 il, i.ls, however
things mish, 70 amiss. and ihe world ffaen
npoa nee, 1t wap,a he taste .or fead.rg
S,r JDaR NcrscafA.
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Division Of the Methodist Church.

The convention which met at Cincinnati,
representing the Northern aud Western
conferences of tho Methodist Protestant
Church, has taken steps for iinal dssolu,
ton OF the rnion between The churches
North and South. The ground assumed
IL, that there are insupetahle imgedimen,s
-afislup on, Of the slavery question 10
any further continuance of ,his union.
they declare, tina, the traffic in slaves aud
tae voluntary holding OF slaves is IN eon-
iiict with the rights of humanity and the
morality OF the hoy scriptures.
The manner IN which they have ptoceedN
ed TO make known this determination. and
the process by which they design to Ell, ct
the separation they pronounce inevitable.
are simple but effective.
This conveution adopts n memorial. to
be addressed to the general conference Of
all the churches, which will be held at
lynchburg, IN May next, Therein, they
repeat and enforce their own views on the
subject Of slavery aud make formal pro,
test npai0 the practice OF slave holding
or slave trading by church members.
They then cnl for an alteration IN the
church constitution aud discipline, by
which the word white shall be struck
ON, ,,, Ill. ,ocoo,,,,d a. entitled IA
no,l,o, .nnsii,y !, ,ho cLn,cb and .Iove
taiI;na .nI va,,adin, dacls,ed 10 liza
d,.ona16e,,io, for msmhe,.bi,
T., H., ,,a,a.I ronc..a,.a ha. no
,ower ,o act unou ,bis subject e,eep, ON
,i.,li..,i,,, ,,.a.,i.i,9-of ,i,a ,,.,sl
Con,a,sncas anJ i, i. moi e,o.c,sd that
suaL ,,,,,,,,r .a,,la l.. aL,.intJ shonIl
/, Ie nnsnimnns v;tlbrsw,l a. the
son,lo,n cbn,cbo..o,ld foIlow I'm, n.
!. .sN,I.,' ~. II. - ~.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-19
Bargains! Bargains J!

1--WE Senior partner having gone south and
| Eass, for the purpose OF laying IN, "ad
importing large stock OF
GROCERIES AND PRO|iSfONSt
tie undersigned are determined to scl out
their present ample, ana fresh stock Of Fanny
stores. at very 10. prices, FOR CASH, m
ofdcr to insure quios sales, to make f'oh 'ot
the new stock, by the time OF ils arrival.
NJ. q y. bOrPLLMAN En-
July 10, 81. N"-'' "