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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-11
OHERIFF S SALE.
~ Julian & Mason John wstnore yilier, EnSisD
w,u,.I Porter v,u,.T < x srsPins vs.

William Porter William Porter VIM Porter
By virtue OF three vrits OF venditioni exponas (entT
tied as above issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Trunbull County, Ohio, to me directed and deliver
ed, l shall expose to public sale. at the door Of the
Court ilOnse in Warren, in said County. on Saturday,
the l4;h day Of MaiSh. AID. lr57, between the hours
Of ten oelsck A VI and four O'clock ? u Of said day.
the iolloWingAeseFibe1 Real Estate to viz Situate in
the toEnship Of Newton, Trumhuii County. Ohio. and
Is known as part Of lot 9 in section No. %, in sairh
township, and is boanded as follows: Commencing at
a stake, being the northwest corner Of a lot Of landi
owned by Daniel Orwig- thence north six chains and
eleven links GID to a stake in the center OF the north
and south highway. thence east. parallel with the south
line. to The NzhOning River, and contains within sad
boundaries about seven acres Of hnd a. Appraised
at fftren hundred dollars (St-5O0).
II. r. HARMON Sheriff.
Shnrin q Office Xnr-en- Rrh- IL iS--iw-2 IA
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CALE OF REAL ESTATE.

~ On the 18Th day Of March. D 1856 at one o'clock
? VI Of said day, on the premises in Bazetta township
viii he sold to the highest bidder. the following Real
Estate. as the prOpes Is Of Arson Nichols deceased. to
wit: Commencing ten rods frcm the southeast corner
Of land decided to Clement Nichols by Smith Koran in
(ie3g) and is = part Of said lot No. 70 in BzzettaS
thence along said south line seventy rods and twenty
links to David nayden's land thence north along said
vest line forty six rods: thence south forty six rods
to the place Of beginning. and rohtsins twenty acres
Of land. be the same more or less. Appraised a $50
per acre. Terms Of sale made known At the time Of
sale. ELI W. DRAY. Admir-
Feb Ii-4t Of Arson Nichols, dec.
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To Attorneys at Law in Trumbul Coun.
ty, and Others Interested


The undersigned, publishers of the
IrambaR Demecrot and Western Reserve
CAronicle, beg leave to call your stten
lion TO the fact that they are almost daily
called upon to publish legal and transient
advertisements, fer which they DO not,
upon the average, receive pay on more
thar one third OF the number published.
They cannot afford 10 sustrin this loss.
nor do they think that it is either Just,
necessary, or beneficial to the public,
that they should do SO. They therefore
will, after the first day of January next,
demand pay in advance, fer. all such ad.
.ertisements. and will decline publishing
them except upon these terms.
HAPGOOD & ADAMS.
WIN. RITEZEL.
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.OUo,sUO

VESSELS ON THE LAKEs.-The Lake
Association of Underwriters has made
up it's annual statement Of losses
Enough is nov known to lead to the be-
lief that the losses upon she lakes for the
season just clos ng. amount to over -four
million dollars. The losses stand as fol-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-11

At the regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the company, held at
their rooms in Cleveland on the Gath ult .
the following gentlemen were chosen d.
rectors for the ensuing year:
Jacob Perkins, David Tod, Charles
Smith, Frederick Kinsman, Reuben
Hitchcock, James Magee. r. w. Gun
ningham. Dudley Baldwin and Charles
L. Rhodes.
Al a subsequent meeting of the direc-
tors, the following gentlemen were chos-
ed officers:
Jacob Perkins, President.
Charles l.. Rhodes, Vice President d
Superintendent.
Chas. Pease, Secretary.
o. NJ. Burke, Treasurer.
Geo. Robinson, Chief Engineer and
Assistant Superintendent
John Young, Master Mschinist.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-11

SUspENDED.-At wheeling. owing to
to the sudden freezing up of the Ohio
River, all the large nail and iron manu-
factories have suspended operations for
want of stock-except, we believe. the
Missouri, which has only a sufficient
amount to run a few days. The mum
Der of workmen out of employ, in the
various towns and cities along the Ohio
River, resulting from a scarcity OF fuel.
seems almost incredible.-Stu6. Herald
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Gn,umhus CORRESPONDENT.

We are under the necessity of emitting
an interesting letter from our Columbus
correspondent 1T" this week. Want Of
room, is the reason.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-11

A Mormon apostle. Willis. n OF
Brigham Young's saints has been con-
victed in Sacramento Of stealing a carpet
bag, and sentenced TO the chain gang
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-11

The next Term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas for Portage County will be
held IN this village on the second Mon
day the 9th day )Of February prOximo.
R1uenna Democrat.
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Feb
WANTED.

WI Wanted, on loan. for one or two years, eight or
nine hundred dollars; for which a high rate Of interest
will be paid, and good security given Any person
having the ABOVE amount to put out on interest. viii
please drop a line to Box 500, Miles. TrumhuiI Co. G.
Crhe money wanted any time between this and frst Of
April next. Feb lf-3~
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Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad.
The following exhibit shows the earn,
ings of this load from the time the road
was opened, to the first of January, 81.
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Tbe Greatest Wonder of the Age,

No PAY If DR.. Tobias celebrated Venetian Liniment
does not cure Cholera. Dysentery, Group, Coughs, Dys-
pepsia. Cholie, Vomiting. Mumps, TOOthaehe, Head
ache. Chapel Hands. Cold Feet. Mosquito Bites, In
sect StinSs, Chronic Rheumatism. Seedlings, Cuts. Old
Sores, Burns, Bruises and Pains or Weakness in the
Limits. Back and Chest
No IIumhug-try it. Dr.. Tobias has warranted his
Eminent for eight years, without ever having a de
mand for the return Of The money-all that is asked is
to use il according to the directions. No enc will lever
be without it, after once using il. II you do rot find
it better than anything you have ever tried before get
your money returned
p Thousands Of certificates have been received.
speaking of its virtues Nowadays il Is the practice
to ill the papers with certificates from unknown per
sons, or given by those who have never used the med
icine-now Dr.. Tobias offers to pay nPlOoO dollars to
any one who will prove that he ever published a false
during the time he has had his medicine he
fore the public. Call on the Agent and get 4 PamPhlet
containing genuine certificates
As persons envious Of the large sale Of the Venetian
Liniment, have stated il is Injurious to take it inter
nalIy, DR.. Tobias has taken the following.
OGrH: I. Samuel I. Tobias, of the city Of New York.
being duly sworn, do depose that l compound a Lini-
ment called Veaitian, aud that The ingredients Of which
it Is compounded are perfectly harmless to take inter
nalIy. even in double the quantity named in the dirse-
sions accom- anying eich bottle. .~I.rOStAS-
New York. January 9th, 1856.
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TIE receipts on the public lands in
Ohio in 1856 were s338, 463.
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(coSTIsUED FROM LAST wrEK1
IST OF SCHOOL BOOKS, NO. 2.
- FOR sale by the dozen or si.gle copy. atthe New
fork BOOKSTORE, Main street, Warren, Ohio
DICTIONARIES.
Hebsters School, High school, High School, Aea.
demie: University and UnahTidg sd Dictionaries. Wors
eester,s Elementary. Comprehensive, and Large Die
tiOnaries; cobb's Pocket Dictionary.
MATHEMATICS.
Ray Algebra, Part LIST aud I'd; Key 70 ditto; Loom
is Algebra: Robfnsonis Algebra. Part LIST and I'd
Greene's Gradatious In Algebra; Davies Algebra; Dz
vies' Bourdon's Algebra; Noung's Algebra: Davies
Legendre's Geometry; LOOMS ~Geomeiry; Davies A
n~alytical Geometry Young's deometry; Loomis' A
nal teal Geometry and Calculuss Davies Calculus;
L0omis' T-rigonometry; Lo0mis' Logal ithms; Davies
Shades and Shadows; Smiths Mechanics.
W. ". PORTER & SONS,
Main street.
Merchants. School Teachers and Families are rsS
questsd to preserV. this list for future refersaee.
Feh IL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-11

Posr M1srREss.-Miss CoRNELIA KEEL
so. is Post Mistress at Brim6eld, in this
county, Doct BAssETT, the late Post
Master. having resigned. 1t is but just
TO say, that Miss KELso is accommodate
ing and painsisking. and performs the
duties well, and 10 the entire satisfaction
of sae people.-Rdrenna Democrat.
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Or J. B. anarchists Celebrated Catholic
nm


For the Relief aad Care Of S9fsriag Fszaies-
Il stands pre-eminent for its curative powers in all
the diseases for which il Is recommended; usually cali
Ell FEMALE COMPLAINTS. OF these are P~r0lapsus
Uteri or Falling Of the Womb; Fluor Albus or Whites
Chronic Inflammation and liberation OF the Womb;
Incidental Hemorrhage or Flooding; Painful, suppress
sd and Irregular Menstruation &c with all their ac-
companying evils Cancer e~xcepted) no matter how Sc
we're or Of how long standing
This medicine has never been introduced by empty
pufs ami misrepresentation nor is It intended that rs
present popularity shall be sustained BY any medium
but its merits and the appreciation OF the public
READ TIE FOLLOWING
Messrs. f. A. SMITH Z Co. Druggists, Warren,O-
Nv wife having been afflicted some 1--WE years with
the diseases for which Dr. anarchists Uterine Cathoii-
con is recommended I was induced to procure a bottle
of it for her from having known several cases athad
been cured by the remedy. She used II with evident
and increasing benefit. until 1--WE bottles were taken IN
All in the space Of eight months; and at the expiration
of that time she vas entirely well and IS now enjoying
for the first time in years, perfect health IhS cure !
am satisfied. is permanent-not a mere patching nPi
but a radical, complete eure-and II any are ineredn,
Ions and need further evidence. / will satisfy them OF
the truth of my statement by their calling upon me.
Dec. Iii sc. Johnston frun6uh Co-o-
Sold by E. A. SMITH & Co. Agents. Warren. o.
J. B. MARCH1SI & Co. Proprietors.
Central Depot 304 Broadway Ny.
Office Nos. } 4. Janl4-m
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sworn o LhIs jay. befare me:

Price q and 50 cents; sold by the Druggist and Pa
tent Medicine Dealers throughout the CDited States
Also for sale. DR.. Tobias Horse Liniment. in
mint bottles, at 80 cts warranted superior to any other.
DR.. Tobias Office; SO CORTLAND st. New York.
For sale by Spring & Reed, Warren; James Ward q
Co.. Niles. and all store keepers through the County.
OotI5-y-m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-11

VALENTINES VALENTINES!
READ 1.-THE 14Lh of FEBRUARY
READ will soon be here. and everybody
READ! should call and examine the large assert
READ ment CT Valentines that PORTER & SON
READ! have on hand There they viii find the
BEAD! the largest variety ever brought to War
READ rem, and at prices ranging from one cent
READ! TO sI-50 each; so that almost any person
READ can fnd one to suit. No charge Tor show
READ ing. Call and see.
READ COME ONE COME ALLI
READ to the YOR BOOKSTORE.
READ Feb IL.
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Persons leaving town by the above Trains. can be
supplied with choice reading. in the shape Of Papers,
Magazines, Books, &c. BY calling at the New York
Bookstore on their way to the DEPOT.
Feb IL PORTER 4 SON
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WESTERN LAND.

w LAND WARRANTS viii be favorabIy located
in any part OF West WILD or MPR0VED Western
Lands bought or sold, and collections promptly atten-
ded to, by one Of the undersigned, who during the
coming spring will travel through the Western States
and Territories IL 4 A. o. FULLER Attys.
corner Main & Market sts-,
Feb II-5t Warren. Ohio.
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Ns6 Establishments.


Casual Advertisements must be paid 70;
when handed in.
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John NJ. STULL, Attorney at Law,
- Real Estate Agent. and General Collector in the
northern counties Of Ohio, will attend promptly TO all
business entrusted to him. Office, East Of the Court
House. near Chspman's Hotel, in the o1aee lately &C.
eupied by Hon. B. 2. Hoffman, Feb sc
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PLOUGH, LOOM AND ANVIL;

II. r. HARMON. Sheriff.
hsrin' 8 Oaiee. Warren. Feb. d. ,57-5w-a.l3
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TRAVELLER'S REGISTER.

EOR the benefit of the travelling com
IL munity, We publish the following Time Table:
Gonna WEST
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

vVrlll build Merchant, ilenrng and @'ram
w Saw M.lla, Of all kinds lie also lake'
the liberty to challenge any gentleman OF NJ
trade, 50 far a. workmanship - eonr'r"e"'
Having served a regular apprenticeship ~ tue
Old wheatgrowing states, ami having 'phg
experience in the business, be wall dfees ana
hang burrs and arrange boitug machinery I'm
der the most approved plans, Cotton SCREWS
YIN gearing abd threshlng machines pat mp ana
gearcd oil complete Also all kinds of Nai'>
road work. .neh a. bridges, lrps.el wofk sta
ton house, water tanks and lraming done ne
cofdlng TO dran
Refer to--John NJ Joaes, E.q, tass 60.
s. II Mcfarland a Co., owners Of The 1ei'er-
son merchant Wills
Address
WM Il. DOLLAR.
Jefferson, Texas.
Feb 2. - 2iu
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Mrs. cunningham in another ssrapc
He. Baby.

otherwise Mrs Bufdell, hsi been arrested
in New ork, for attempting 20 furnish a
spurious heir to the remainder OF the
property - Dr. burdell The following
!. a brief statement Of the circumstances
Of the ease, which created almost as much
excitement a. the famous inquest upon the
body Of Dr. Burdrll:
II is aliedged that Mrs. G., a, the time
Of her imprisonment, ia lhs lombs, sent for
~ It, WIN had for a unr been her ply
stefan. and requested that he should pre-,
scribe for her The Doctor was again
sent lor 90 rake nn examination. That he
mghl ascertain AID report her condition
M. G claimed to be Hafffnfo, aud ia"
+ clor refused to mike The de-lrcd exam.
iuntIau without being accompanied by
other physicians Ms. {. refused 70 have
other physicians. aud insisted on bis eYi-
dence alone DR.. III again refused, aud
that be thousht the rr4nest snspcions, bat
the euunse. insisted that VIZ. Canning am
was go the condition she claimed to be.
DE- ,hl then had another interview with
Mrs G.. aud he ALLEGES taai she then odd
Inn she was not eHc.egff, but wa- negef>
.hele... determined to procure child.
This information DR. hi gave to Dis
.dct Auorue, Hail. VINO hid plaas o. ek.
pose the whole fraud, and brtug the cons
,piralots to justice.
the services Of Dr. Calm, Of Couf,
street. Brooklaud, the ph, Stefan Of Mrs
Cuuunghlms fist hu.hand, were slhse.
qu,pdy procured Dr. lhl was advised
to comply with Mrs Go wishes ln the
matter, 90 order to bang her to justice
Size requested him. as lie alleges. to pro
cure utw.born child lor her. and man
see thr altar so that 1t would appear sbe
gaze the chli bath
This be- ild by jhe consent Of tie ns
uci tuorey line child wa. lasi night
sent in Ne 81 houJ street. where d. ut,
In aud the nutse were u attendance. ae
pai ra. too Vcoa on the Ca, yive Inspect
ors piibies. H.. Aius aud ~Peira' were iu
readiness ta attend Go Oh. closing cefama,
uies 'lb,ci 81 Was convey ed tu ,he door
a ten o,.ock u "a cattas", Ana lir' {
received Il Wl'a fap'ure-
The police laaln walled iu and afr7st
e1 Mrs. G. Dr. Csim ADD ,ns un'se
the two hue- were locked up .u the l5th
ao,d station house. ou,ir Nus g., stll
SO ae ber rtfi, pefs.tei u be-. sickness.
SOD btd io Doe h.t $50 her room. \ posse
of 20. ice was 0a hand 10 guard lhe prem
$3.50 AND prevent ingrr., of egress.
u- vu1.- aHs.f although "a serious one
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05
Love which survives The Tomb.

49,, ......,.l., "a d,., =, r., man, II. /.
a.. 49,, ol...3.l ,,., 49,. o,.,r ~,
80, w.. !. 49,, ,,.b., ,l., ,.,,
,.i,l,,..i, 1,,,s, III. i.f,,t ia, n.,.b.t
liL... i,.,o,,7 r.a,,, E..r anna tb,n',h sv.,.
Ill. .,...,,. ,.,,1 WL...i. H.. eli. /
that v,old .yr 4, forget The most tender
Of nat.,ts .bonsI to r.p.u.bg- be bat 4,
-
W. o,.,. b, the bsgr n .--oy won
f,.as, ,b. et..d over vboe. 4. mourn.
W. ag.o ,,l.,. Nh. ,o,,A !. r,,.in, upoo
,la nm, :, i,., l.. most ,...d when
a. IL wen. c-..,ad iu tb,
,I,.,o, NJ he p,,,,l. would accent OF
H., ,,,st Il. lr,r.,,, Inv f,,.
,a,6,ln..., No ,h. love wbirb .urvise.
the tomb !. one ii the mobiles, attribute. Of
IN. .oul
lrtha.it s vines. # h.. likewise ito do
G,i,.- and when tho overwhelming bors.
Of etsf i. Gained into the peati. tear of
,o,o.,.c,i,n when the .uddsn anguish and
ria. e,n,nl.,ys. sgopy over The nre.soi rnins
of u. tb,, we ms, loved /. saft4nad away
into .so.fy. med .,iisn oo all fhstl was
!, th. DAYS Of IL. oyelsnes. who would
roo, such sorrow FROM the heart
rno,,b il sometimes may throw a passing
aim, oy., ~, b,i..bt hour OF gatatv ot
.,,.,3 a d.a,.r sadness. over ,be hour OF
g,,,p a., who would exchange II. even
In, the .,ao .l nlaa,ure or tie hufs. ol
.,.ysi,r
\o Nere = voiea from the tomb
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05
Now some People Marry and
Live

having h1u- snd wife 90 ersce IT, Tie
ehanc,s Afs ntue 60 one he las neither.
ll-f preiiy aee gets o. be an 90 story, or
becomes .d-d. OF lreekled ar fiei'ed and
We taa faee wss 81 he wanted. ail be paid
attention &C.. aud sd he sat up with, all is
hate.iae3 far, so BE- soota to love, homer
and protect BE- gets sieA % hsirade. kunws
dozen tsc-s vh.ea BE- k.s better, gives
up stayiHg 81 bom. 81 evenings consoles
t.m.e4 uHh eicgrs. oysters aud politics,
and .uDk.u4oa BIS bonn. a. eefY inditsr,
eat boarding. hausr. A iaut.y % children
sra.g np about blm, bg' neither be nor "a,
isce' know ANYTHING ahap' tanning them.
So .aag eame 81 hai'-t.sks.'-r; made TOYS
ol when babies. doli. uhea to,s aud glris,
Afldgea ECO yaans msn and women
sud 80 Fasss. scar after year. aa3 Not on-
quiet. lspFg heueiy Hopfis aaowa through
aut the es''fa household
tnot8sr youag msu becomes eHamofed
OF =" Fortune 30 wait. npou It 20 p~f~
Ties dance. b. palaa ata -, esrasHses
b.le, daus N.ts it. pops tie question TO o.,
cats vts uam b. tss-s Z O. The par.ons
a,ds t calls it "uae rstfir. 1t hame,
..is ap a. e.iaa sBmsat @i,h b. iatfadprss
u 70 hi. hiend-, and .s's tPuof fellow }
that be Zoo is married ta a.s get g hoass
IT, iai.e he is NOT usriisd ard hrs up
home and he OF fatsit ont lie u IN
t1s atoae box. but i - iao ia'e 20 gel onf
- IS Tie might ss sell hope % e'csn~
t.au lHs coffin. Friends cong strlsts him.
sni las 20 gin sei hear j. lb-v
arsis. iH- ha4.- .he furniture. tie rfsfi-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05
How Dcrangcr's Body scared
Them.

almost thrown the Emperor iuto apssm-,
as vllI b. .eeu by the following Interesting
accouat Of the poets funeral, which we
clip from the Paris correspondence OF The
New ork Commercial Advertiser:
The funeral Of Besrpger, the poet ha.
been Ia Pan. the capital event OF the week
lie died on Thursday evening last, aud the
new. arrived by Telegraph at Liverpool,
soon enough To- 20 out To YOU by the last
steamer. Representation had zen made
to the government that unless immense
precautions were taken. there would be- an
lusurrettan 81, this funeral, AMI Ola Ials nc
coun' the news Of hl, death Was concealed
until tne next morning aud lhen his ia.
neral was announced to take place that
yer, same day at tweiee O'Clock. i the
same time, the government announced that
the expenses Of the funeral would be paid
by the state aud the people would not be
allowed to join ia the procession, Had that
force enough would be- on 'hg ground 20
suppress ANY attempt at disturbance.
\ notice 81 tins character, as you may
v.ll imagine, was not calculated TO con-
c..iatp the public iteing already excited
ga the subject Il was believed, aud ret-
hap. lH-tl that i The government had an
expenses, and lo take a part with the peo,
r.e Iu the eefemop5. that tbe people would
have conducted themselves properly, aud
there would have been no angry feeling
But umarr 0l manufacturers who en-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

The Arkansas r,se7 Is in hns hoessn2
order aud hsmg. 'rbs Little Roek ssa>
-.,t, .ss. that neser, since 1919. has thSss
been .ach rls. IN 'as'''''' :" ~ "e"'s
OF Aasast
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05
Cooking Stoves.

lust received from Cincinnati twenty
j Cooking Stoves, different sizes and pat
terms. for sale cheaper than any hereioiorc
offered u tbs, market ,,.,.
May 3 81 N"-a"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

Ia.rty Arr,erL We see from an
exchange that the Phi'hnfs conference %
the Methodist Episcopal church adopted
the following resolution on dtess
Resalred. That we look with the most
Decided disappfobatlon upon the praetce
now so prevalent among our people OF W"
putting on of gold and costly apparel aed
'he following the gaud, and fashionable
novelties %, the sge.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

The salary Of the Governor General oil
India !, COS 900, or about >ls3 900.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

nlNGs Of all manner Of style sold by
IL \ FARnEE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

w ORR stuis with one" two shd ihIee
w drawers, v.ih aHi NthH1i .'t'r-' i''
sale by riAN Di.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

.r----.. SOFAS cr aJ kinds, for sale
STNNIfY & NlNNO
AZ the foot OF thc hr'l1s