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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24
4 UcTIoN sALE-oN THURSDAY, NOV Is, AT lo,S

"A o'clock, at auction room, 347 Bowery without re-
Of by order of assignee
consisting Of general 800 lots Of fancy hair and
house brushes coal scues hammers shove spades
fluid lamps neat and fancy boxes tubs books
toys and choice perfumeres Deaiess aktend New and
furniture washsand extension dining
tables sofa dry goods liquors. and 40 bales
OF Western hops, in prime order Brewers attend -
CROMELIEN 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

4 8gIGNEEs SALE OF CANDLE FIXTURES.-wILL
"A be sold public auction Tuesday the LIST day OF De-
cember O'Clock p M at 40 Madison street not
previously disposed private apparatus
complete for the manufacture OF 500 bs of adamantne and
ould candles per day together with the lease OF said pre-
tses until the LIST Of May next By order Of the assignee
new YoRK, Nov. l9, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

DRYANT's MINISTRIES,
ID Mechanics Hall. AZ broadway above Grand streeS
OPEN EVERY EVENING During THE WEEK,
Best bill of the Look at the New Pastures
THE PICTURE GALLERY-TIE POWER OF MUSIC.
THE THREE HUFTERS-THE CHINESE DANCE
OLD BOB RIDLEY'S FESTIVAL, New Songs Dances 3D.
los Sayings &C. JERRY and DAN BRYANT in acts-
Doors open at ca To commence at III Tickets 70 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

UCTIoN NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIoNEER BY
"A s. BOGART-Ths day, Nov a. at l0h O'Clock, Al the
auction of Frankfort and William streets She
riffs sale Of rosewood planoorte Also bay horse
single wagon and harness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

ON. PAINTINGS.-C. NJ EvY, AUCTIONEER, NO.
~ ~ William street. will sell Wednesday next at 10s
O'Clock his spacious ssesroom " William street choice
and ancient and modern oil paintings
embracing landscapes Interior marine and other by
celebrated artists yael Vatican, Geenn RAIN, Car
pentier Wiems Piron Schemes, Mereved Van Pee YER
late Ceunnark and Pyne They in gilt frames and now
ready inspection Connoisseurs will attend as they must
be sold without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

NEW AND SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IN ure auction this day.-M DOUGHTY, auctioneer,
will this day 01s O'Clock, at salesroom 70 Nassau
street. large assortment of household furniture Of every
description consisting of rosewood and mahogany pArl0r
Ssuts hair cloth and brocate bookcase pier
ante mirrors marble top CENTRE pier and sofa tables,
Brussels carpets bedseads washands toilet SETS
bedding blankets chairs extension dining tables wardrobes
crockery cutlery glassware, &c Also by order OF
gnee one table Purchasers have their goods
packed and shipped on the promises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

GALE OF BONDS, &C.-EDWARD II. LUDLOW co,
y auctioneers will have special sale of hypothecaed
bonds Wednesday Nov rs al O'Clock the Merchants
Exchange Parties wishing sell securities this day
will please advise In time. Charges the same as at the
Board Brokers. Auctoneers Office, No. Pine street,
ealth Bank Building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO MOROCCO DREssERs.-THE MEMBERS
IN Of the Morocco Dressers Association requested 70
the next regular monthly meeting of the association 10
held at Mechanics Hotel of caharne and Madison
streets "Wednesday evening Dec at IL o'clock. as bu
siness Of importance 10 be transacted Punctuai attend
ance u requested. BY order Of the Association.
HUGH MEEHAN, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

MADAME ALBIN, THE CELEBRATED FORTUNE.
l teller has lately arrived She tell past and
future events likewise journeys business prospects sick
&C. ONCE 81 yarck street. In the basement Hours
"a. NJ 10 ~ r. NJ Fee-Ladies, - cents; gentlemen, 80
cents. Call and satisfy yourself.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

A UCTION NoTICE-wM WILDE, AUCTIONEER, BY
"a BUSH WILDE-This day. at l01a O'Clock, at No. IL
North William street continuation sale Of valuable furs Of
description sleigh robes vicorines, NUTS
gloves tc also furniture, crockery glass cutlery
DC &c. Also, pay advances two blacksmihs bellows,
&c one jewellers drawing bench printing press &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

DAwNBROKERS SALE OF CLOTHIHG.-A. NJ Girls.
TALAR auctioneer, e Bowery, will SELL on Wednesday,
18th instant l0 O'Clock large assortment Of mems cloth
consisting and vests remnants cashmere
CLOTH silk lining and various other articles too numerous TO
mention which have been deposited year and upwards
BY order OF S. ID. MOSS, "A Catharine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

UCTION NOTICE-THOMAS BELL, AUCTIoNEER.
IA by BELL IEONARD.-Wi be sold TO close estate,
their saerooms of Reade and Centre Streets at O
O'Clock articles excellent furniture; also
trunks clothing lot Of splendid jewelry and fancy articles
three valuable watches &c On Friday, at No. Al Fulton
rect q a class business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

ITO PRrSTsEIIERs AND oTHRRs-A F1NF LOT 81
rs nFravinrs Just received from London, will
sold very application to NJ X CoUzENs, ls2 Broad
way, second floor, front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

ITO THE PUBLIC. r. WEBER WILL. REMOVE
Wednesday, Nov &C. TO GIG Sixth avenue two doors
above Thirty street. where he will keep hand for sale
meats poultry vegetables fish and oysters at the following
prcesBest srloin AT l6c per h.: best cuts Of
ribs 14c porter house steaks l6c; sirloin steaks, l4c
hind quarters of lamb mutton l2c and rounds of
beef other articles accordingly and seat TO any
part the city free of charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

MOZART HALL. 6ss BROADWAY, OPPOSITE BOND
wi street.-The public respectfully informed that the
above and beautiful hall is now complete Ball com
mtees will find II repete with every convenience having
elegantly furnished parors and dressing also
ncent supper capable Of seating five hundred
Great been taken thorough ventilation
II also adapted for concerts being capable OF accommodate
ing eighteen hundred persons aud provided with retiring
for artstes Ball committees will find 1t 10 their adj
vantage call before engaging elsewhere For particulars
apply to the superintendent the premises from A. TIL
SocIock T.. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

OFFICE OF RECNTvER OF TAXES (NEW COUNT
~ House 81 Chambers street, New Yorh Nov !. 1857
Notice hereby given that will be added The
lst day OF December all taxes remaining unpaid AAc
two per cent win be added the 18th day OF December
Checks and bills city banks taken Envelopes containing
money and bills nos received No money received after
O'Clock. WILSON SHALL. Receiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

OH PAINTINGS.-J. l.. DOBBIN, AUCTIONEER
~ will sell this morning at 01 O'Clock at the residence OF
Eliza Earle artist southwest of Fifth and
choice collection of oil antings, well
worthy the ninaon of and others Sale
sitive rain shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

sTRoLocy LANE CAN RE CONSULTED
N about love- marriage and sbsent friends She tells All
the events 81 md At lo4 Elizabeth street Grand Ladies'
cents gentlemen so cents She speedy marriages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

MADAM HARRIS CAN RE CONSULTED ABOUT
M love marriage and absent friends she can I'll All the
events Of ife your very Once 70 West Nine
tcenh street SlSh avenue. Hours 10 A. NJ TO r.
ladies' 70 cents; gentlemen 80 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

States mail steamship BLACK WARRIOR, J. w. smith,
commander win recsivng freight Tuesday,
Nov "a and ssil ports Friday Nov III II
O'Clock PRECISELY from pier foot Of Robinson r.
IivfS6sToS. CkbcHERoSA 90, ~ Park place.
IroR PORTSMOUTH, PKrERsBuRg AND RICHMOND.
il The United ssAtss mail stssmship koANOkR. Captain
Thomas will leave Wednesday 1s,h inst.
O'Clock ~ from pier u North river Ahe will arrive At
porsmouth the afternoon and Al Petersburg the follow
Ing morning for the south will proceed directly
on by southern ma line. Those for Richmond win
arrive there early Friday morning Travellers VIII ind
this Me cheapest plssssness and ~i erpsdsous r.uts
Passage and fare with 70 Norfolk ~ 70 Peters
burg and Richmond, Gle. Apply 70 LUnI.AM PLEA.
SAINTS. No. ~ Broadway.
L,oR sAvAENAH AND rLoRrDA-rHE STEAMSHIP
in AUGUSTA, M. \. Woodhull Will leave on Saturday.
November a. At o'clock NJ from pier No North rivers
Bss of sfing signed only sd FOR freight or passszs
apply SAMUEL l.. MITCH ~. II Broadway. Steamer,
fr florida CONNECT with ne <bove leaving for savannah
every Monday Wednesday and Friday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

nR CoRBTTr rs CONSULTED CoNrrDENTTAILT AT
IL 07 Hudson street, Canal lie warrants . cure
without mercury. cured In three
without hndrance from business preventive always
hand. Open from A. N. un 10 Z. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

THREE VALUABLE FARMS IN VIRGINIA At AUG
il uon ah Deccmber.-No. contains 80 acres with
valuable arst mi No contains sO heavily
mbused No Sconains $50 wood and 500 cleared
land high state OF Improvement with brick dwelling and
All necessary outhouseN Steamboats, from Norfolk
T,rsiay Thursday al Saturday, TO Green's Wharf, East
river Matthew'S county, Va, which In only few miles from
ths land ~ w, X, SMART
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

NEW YORK AND HARLEM kAllkOAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Wednesday, November Is, 1851.
DEPOT, WHITE GENTRY STREETS
go A. Mail train for Albany stopping at all stations
north Of Williamsbridge.
6l5 r. NJ White Plains trains, stopping at all stations
LEAVE TWENTY SIXTH STREET.
500 A. NJ Wiamsbridge train, stopping at all stations.
III 80 A. NJ. White Plains train stopping nj all stations
23oP M. willamsbrdge train, stopping at all stations.
800 pm Merton train, stoppingi at willamsbrdge and
all stations north.
p. NJ Croton Falls train stopping al all stations.
SOP NJ Wliamsbridge train stopping ut ali stations.
WIN. j. CAMPBELL Superintendent
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

BWTfsn srHo. rms We, r's,. .trte
men's haze been made in p,ivst~ aud
official circles respecting certain traussc
tons r. Cawurore and Dnsrore. aud
which are supposed 10 sGo,d At .xplsua.
ton of The l-i- order oi III. 6ovarnns>
General Of lndis 10 favor Oi ri.mp,cv
and justice, aad Of the strong accusations
msd- rs General osttnm against soldiers
uut.f his command lines. mxttv,s can.
not be long eopcsaled hom the ratiic.
They peim 10 new uss,.ct.s thai bss~
taaeu plsce y, Dinapa,. and ts"npc..;
boz. unfortunately. the soldiers charged TIL
the moro recent deeds Of horror sfs Eng,
hsh and not S-poy..
Ne Vii! nientiou What tn- statement. 10
which we fcfsr reail, are. promising tia.
the 4 fofmaf.on We give Is derived rom ~.
Ishle shortly.
Il IL saidtNst ttawnpore aud the rsrh
botbood The Qaern's 1Slh R.ein-n pat 10
death tot fewer than ten thou-sud peori.
or, according 10 smother version. killed sli
the natives they could get NJ. whether men,
women or children "a Dnap"t-. - pn,>
ton OF the ~epoys, A. stfni p"'.a.sl ,s.h,
renai ID faithful. snd refused 10 march
with the uuiiuons regiment; hut the Queens
10 b, alter us enrountaf at Arfah. went to
The arfaeks vh-te the faithful S.po,. were.
sud sald. W hst. ATE these blsck dyvls to
hr spared mei.l, h-rausv thu, have given
up theif aimsi" Then. mud rut.e- aud
impteCat,au-, fhey iufnsf TIE nn~t.t.' 81.
pots into lie bs'fck yrfd, and hsd killed
considerable tnn,ber 81 them h.lpt. the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

pAotlRu IoH llANitRs - Partners and
uth,ss wtl G.,d tho following whatever
thr, may ltja OF book or fancy iaratIng
ronsfaDy Thy viii direct the attention
It h.if sons To- Those uyrfsal Nules, aud
command ,Sers ooe 20 follow them.
N.vcr tgrp animals on shout allowance
/. you stai.e arm, they wnl surely si'rye
Nou
Alhous'. n q aioiae Land thoroughly
,01r lu.s, ms, he dtai 3d. yet the inii
,rop, Asf m.!aw viii soon fill ID seaio.
Afa.ss give ,h- s'i. TIE tit.i W~al l.
laI, i. wr,l lyd vua mnuu-e it wiz iced all
,l.e paui. animal-, sud mtu
L yon Ni.1 to gtyo 500 energetic move
m-rf b, 900 your ftrm machinery, and keep
Ell. iuutted vHacIs iu rotation. be- sure not
to Dec without goed Inlsue0 of crops
iiNou siluN yoaf an,tais 90 slr.er, you;
lnttuuc VII o., savertd in consequence
lhal j.. the fatp.vt WIN i-a,es his ceftls to
the Winds. viii God Ais profits also gwen to
lar =, .uis.
Dd yau ever hear the musical note. ~
.iaNue herd oi hoes' Esupeoi'h b,
food those notes speedily, # You would
avali even mate sauuytus nolss siser pay
daS has passed.
igucss operate u two wAys-A good
tb~, are dctei..e. % poor an oaense.
Man, lptoet b, ton spsHogl, seeding
Ui. urw meadoN.. Gas bad 20 ceie has
Whole afm.
Etsp nfuer ,hoa'd see daily every AT
mal hr has, And inspect - condition
Nr.tIN ,t.a..Hs Ntth sume. sDpH result
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12
Important Invention TO Cotton Growers

/ Hemgs hreni.on for fhe Manufacture Of
] Vans Spinning the Cotton on he
J Plantations.
/ One Of tho greatest improvements Of the
age is lhe invention 81 Nr. Geo. 4. llenr,.
now to be- seen vt the Crystal Palace,
whereby cotton yarns may be manuiac-
tuf.d au The soil here the cotton grew
aud the capal, lahar, aud power used 10
pin t. will 40 material cost added, can be
made. 70 spin il 40, and thus make the IN.
come Of the planter deubie what i INV t.
VI l!rniy iH his invention u.es gin, but
- cou.tfuct,d rs 10 We a rfefatsii9n catdrr,
ul.h y harper aud spsed.r attached, with
also cardefs mud drawing head aud draw
iHe l5ames. speed~r-, spluuing frames, F'd
f.ei- This machinery, banded H. shall
which gives ., motion, oPeratrs s'ugly OF
altogether. ~ is The case VA the factory
T., li-ar,'s process the fibre Is htken 1T
recuy rom lhe gln aud lap to the eards
while ia loose aud .lfAightened condi lon.
sad passed through the other machl"es.
H. thus * clnaes tle use of the press and
otdu.Jy picker TT illy. saving the hbor OF
baa and s'fo The uIuty TO the tlre II
''rA'''"-' 'H'''s '''' NS''e '"'' '''"o'''"e'H
'"'i'e'' "'o '' 'h's l"'N'' - ''''''''' D."
""''" li' N's' 81 ''' '''''''' ''''' w.
6re lbrte arc Other advantages of gfeaf
Importance Whlch space lotbid- uur touch
~ upou.
OT hummer anu 4""''a'N''" ~ '''
MINUS 80 .N f'''''''' "'e"''''''' - ~, ~
q''.''N ~ ~, ".' ~
n"a'' a. ,''" W
u'''s WIZ - 'l''''' Wv e'' ~" '''
c"''e' ~ eu'''' ''' NV e'',' ''' ~
Il w." e''' ''' w.
" E'' @, we same Ss' ',' Wv 'p''"''I
h"m"s 'hfre NOR gus % Tue SAME 's''
'nd Tor '"e reels 'n'~e Women l'"''s'
"l three hn"aie' h''ts WIZ ''P''e '"'!
''nI inete '"N''' an" "'t e"''o', S'o",'
s"i- i"t his warn ABOUT '"o''" ~ "ueh
wen '.'> 4.H''' ~ ~ '',,'" N'''''' nun
N"d Tie saving OF '"o'r 'li o'hp"'e' =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

WoYAN's l,rGu, - Woman hiss m
uaiafai gsare alarc tewitehing Than sweet
laugh. Il lesr. from her hesu !" ciss'
.pa, klug al aud the hear, tbst heas i
le,,, hathei 10 the eshllrrailns spf'"g 4
turns the PROSE Of ous life into poetry; u
anes showers OF .un.h'ne over III" dsk-
some wood 10 which W. are travelling; u
touche. with Oh, even enf sleep, which Il
he, msge the image OF death. .at Is cn".
,.,,.d ~ m dreams thst are the shsdowS Of
immortality.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

Coon Dat Uis,otRAesD.-A mn" "as
once relating -t",s oi beng o" '"eo,
native thAt stuck COW ,ts.dMg an tue
track aad threw hsr several rods M" .
fold. where ,he Il, .qas'sl, up"n her 'sst.
wul he, head tow.,d ih~ ,fain. and susnG.
to tell. shr wa.', bort = write.
"i,o, did't she took seArsdt" i"qsHe
listener. "N.l, don't kaow whet,'ei sas
was scared or not. 1sf she locked sssa
deal !lscox,oxsJ.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

Ike uslfa,s sre hsstns rath'r bard
iInIe ia O. in ct iAte, - Wei n. ~ tsHads.
AZ piqu.. Oao. last week. the c.tx~ns
wste up go Arias ~ ,iu.t the negro pom
iaiiun, tWp ai whom had made an lndv-
cent ,XF0sufe at lheu persons, Which "as
thp cause ct tAt excitement. - - ot then
f.,eiscd sess,- bo' sew hipP'og. wh'ls
The other wa being tsted aud ea.hered.
" the close ct the proceedings. the Whole
eolared fraternity 81 the rl'ee we're or
defed to leave iof,l With.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

ixr,rlfaN ~ itN.LrI> nrNnARK.
- apltai pu ..n-uis see extremely tst~
u u.ma l. a.d when. canss qnenily, one
kos tlsf.. ID occp~fous 80 lnm-uce sen>
.suun The announcement, tx days ago,
tHAt q woman, uuftef sentence ~ death g.
prison ,u the pfouec OF Ja,lsud t"hvre %
i. e.ffni fhste has heyn 10 eNrruii % lUt
300 v,ats1 WIS. - he executed the ext
nu utur, ua, ouly plapged the who'e uc,gn'
hof.ns rountty mio eammotlen. but attract.
"a ernNd. from great distance. be
condemned was Nnun. woman named
Getuu 10, daughter oi John. peasant, tin
peumaiA peasants have $50 family names,l
Ani btf cttme was uialdefine her husband
who WIS a soiAief, b.. hi.ehzfw'ug loaded
ni.lal nj him. hbtn tive moment came 90
81 oui fos tie .catia.a. sbr refused t. be
suyeyed ~ cart, bot tak'pg the esecaN
u0utr b, the srn,. walsed hTmly there.
iiauns aun up the steps, .he stood near the
fatal bloek. isirring with great ealnness
% hs rsadlng OF the text oi her tende'n'
uNian- ser, polk document She then
toek al her cap aud shawl. thtew them al
her le.t, aud banda-sd bsr eyes With her
handAerehet. She then knsi, down and
ejseed her head o. ,he block; moment
aftfr the axe isil he ey'fsefd,uaf, calm
moss of the woman asiUni.bed The speeias
tor. 40 were upwards OF twenty tsonsa"d
ia number
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

O. \ yer, lillc bos had one day done
wfeug. sni was sent, attef parental co'f.e.
iion. 10 a.A s' seetri the i"reivness OF bls
llesvsu, Father lis ,A.nce hnd been
passion. NnsteHs in hrst wat Ae would
~. tls mother tulloVed "a the door ol he
toon. / hsIlug accents she heard HIM
tx t. b. mnde better. nssec to be rnety
ruaiu. snd lheh wiih rhiit'se simplicity.
h. sdd,j, Loud make ma $ temper better
"a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12
\ wool r,.luur AN,toyAr,p.--rhe

Wool roLUHE ANitofrArsp. - be
Albany Argus says
ihs tfafe Ia negfoes, rs political een
modify. aust soon cease. We expect 10
announce among tie ktup'cies 'r No'
vemher The following; "ofecley 4 Co.,
dealers in human wool. suspended, owing
To the ,hor, crop and the fact that the clip
now on hand has no tals
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

The Fon smiih tA,k) Herald has been
IL iaftnei that = cotton iaeioy ls I" be es>
,blish,d In the Ind an Nation. Ten iata
.ana dollafs have already been rais.d. AID
the balance necessary ior the purpose
would b. subscribed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12
THE TEN REPUBLICAN,
0ul, Two Dollars and Half Year
Il. W. LOU q HE KY,
EnIroN ND rRnpnIniuh.

-, sRrrunfIc,si. issued weekly 81 TWO
LIARS NNn 4 HALF per hnnnm " r''d 80
DO $3.50 10 ,,tl within ID, MONTH Three Unilnfs
mont n i,lnyad untti after tlesis mona., the
PM Dollar single eopiss One Pine
,f,.st,.sment-at - persqu@fe "' ten lih7s ~ Jess
f!t.,,l i.-fItni made Tor yrntly adtrrtisvmfut
,,,,.,,ne,,n,,ni af candidates. fou pollau
iy,slt. ts,r cent viii be charged uu Advertisements
r f,d 30 advance
.. advertisements
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

~ $ JENNINGS. attorney ~ Lair Mar
J. shall. FcNs Oi,co at North Nr.t
CORNER OF the pohHp square.
auHrt ~ 1859.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

As lNrERE.riNs DoorHEsr.-- 'lhe fol.
lowing advice TO his country, the original
mauus tipt Of which Is now 10 possession
Of gentleman Of Wa-hugton was found
among the papcrs OF James Madison, many
wears alter hts drcrase;
ldttce 10 mig Country Il ths advice,
j! 1t ever see the ignt, V,.l not do It u.l !
am 10 more, 1t may be considered as ..su>
my from the tomb, where truth alone can
be respected aud lhe happiness OF mao
alone consulted. 1t wtli be entllcd. there,
lore, 20 Whatever weight can be derived
IRON good intentions, and l,om ihs eSpe'i
ouce oi one vho served l. o"aair, IT, "a
Sous stations through pouad u fonts
years. who esyaasei a Ills youth, and cd
uefed through his iae, to tae cause oi Ip.
e. g, aad Wuo a4s bg,uc past 10 me.i ct
t4e great trsnsac,uus which VA. constable
-rochs oi destiny.
lac adyi.e utarest Ga my heart a.I
deepest DO my coa,ictan, Is th4t ta- t0I'.
of tao Sttte- DE cherished ani pwP..uo,eo.
Ls' t4e oF-o enemy TO 10 q. REGARDED ss 1t
Pandora with lhe BOG. opened and tbe lls
spi- one as the setp .ut crr'i.Ha ''th bis
a,aIy ~ .les ula Paradise.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12


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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

IiIL 1 Nd WINTER GOODS,
whore they were purchased by one Of the firm
IN person. We feel confident that we can
now Offer greater Inducements to purcha-cr-.
han We have ever been able TO afford having
IN hand decidedly the largest Fall and Winter
Stock that We have ever brought 70 the city
If Marshall, and offer you the following as
art
2oopIcccs union, and all wool planes ana
twill,
40 all plaid lin ~
80 pair Negro b'ukcts.
50 colorcl Macaeuw blankets aud
coaiing-
30 superior ribbon bound blankets.
100 pieces twrrd aud Kentucky jeans.
10 " saane;t, all ruiprs.
- " white, red and yellow nsnaes.
% opera ana printed Tunnels
boo psir hes, dauhir Buck ru-sct hrorans
1870 piece. ladies assorted dtes. goods, COM
listing Of Pans printed be a0e-, -,ld color
Vi French DO hil plain and printed French
urrun-, fancy k- turg .i'h pop l-. hack
irurci >iia- pl1iu hlles silks, Scotch p'ati+
',c e'c, npn-uf fhr greatest variety 1T
a3e- feb tui winter df-.. tnod. ever offered
Tits market. iu winch you Nlll find gonls
For al manner of Ihngs il~t woman caU
put
Ou tf, crown 81 her bcud ~ sole If hor foot.
O, wrap around her shoulders, or ~ around
her waist.
Or tIr.t can be scved ON, OF pinned On or 'aee
oturd ou ~.iha string, or stitched on with
bow,
IN ffoui.or behind. ahoyear bcIow;
Haoaet-. w4HaI.a-, caps ,p'.,fs gH3 shawl-
Dresses f. lrU.E II-f. dinner tHa haiI.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

As ANeiESf Toasr Il; was a g,and
ia, 10 tl" Old chsslric time. the win. cir
cling around the bpa,d IN nab- hall, aud
the scur,ured Wsli. rang VITA sentiment
aud song he LAT, Of ih- X aighii, heat
vyss pledged aloud b, uHms, and macy a
ylIable .gnili 'sut ct lrvel'aess had been
uttered, uu'ii i come t. st i.aon's turn,
VIII % be tii-d the sparkling cup on bieh--
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

ItEQ LANE, A8arneg ~ lac M'r'..''.'
Il harrison county. Texas.
S.,isrlber 8, 1893.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

DoCToRS 4. \. & T.. Y, NJ. Johnson have
...oe,a,ed themselves 10 the practice o
Medicine, IA. -,
he Public Square.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

w H. KELSEY AHorieg a. Ln'r. Mi
W shall. II irri.ou county, F,Na* bhre
N4nb sid, Of the puhHe -4uan, nj ohns'n.s
,.-.l A,.Il.pg March 'J6