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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-04
NEW GOODS.
A spa.cvDaD ASSORTMENT.

NEW GOODS.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
A FARBER has Just received large an,
splendid assortment Of goods, which h
IS selling extremely loS for Cash.
/,ad,cs' Dress Goods.
lie has also fine assortment OF ladies'
iress goods, such As
Musuns
rlad Ginghams
Lawns
Iaconets
BaYcge-
swiss Robes
urgsndies.
Brillianis
Prints in great varieties,
Muslin Ginghrm
bingham. Of an Kinds,
Jaeonct and swis muslins.
Mafcnos, Ameriean. English, and French
tlpaca- Of every kind,
Muslin De- lanes and other wooden good-
SIN velvet from the width u tape TO u,
usual width,
Trimmings for ladies' dresses,
Corded uuder--kiris, &c.
~
-,
PLANTERS '4aen
Brown Linen Table Diaper
Brown Drill
White d.
Brown and slate Linen
Scotch Diaper
Cheesed do
-tf,p.d do
pama>. Table Clo,hs
u, N,n.lns
TsYe,. and Trash
Brown Holland
lu.h Linen
Iau.n handkerchief,
DDlIENyyCN
90. ,.s.,'.,.1.
ptou'n ~h.a,,n,,. and Nh,rt,no.
h i,Io'.e 'In9e''Hg' anu '",,,''s'
-, drul
Ticking
,,,a, ,,ha.k.
~ na,',,n.
,',,,@n,Ja
~, ,,..,,o,.le s.,e,io, ar,iel
<a,ls.n
Uooy> aND SyiDEy
49, 80 ~ -, y "a ,ai, hoo. shoe,
and broe,,n-
LADIES' ard Misses KID boo,ees
DO do lid buskns" slippers.
10 60. ~ sa',', ., ,h1sn shoes
An esten-t'e assortment OF GU"
feWs nrfss ''oo'
Fine silk plu,h vest patterns,
Fine oil ,atin. for vests,
tHo" AZ" N''''e P''s'"'
SIR yetet-Fety me bi,,.
ri.o .bi,ts-nlair and color
Shri.colar. latest style,
Hack -ath-sefy hhe' .,u
renrh ma'ino Tor coats H. ~, i.e.,,
Bnmbakines ana i&liah
kinds, .e -
Black wadding ana coat wy
description, ,t.,
Black easlmef--ex'rn y wv '"'" ''''
other qualities
of-eioth eioass, s.t lit IL.
\ general assortment '''"''i' ''s' ''''"'
domestic bleaehed and r re Jn.a,i,,,or and
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To .Iaijoys.

\ ~ ,h'nes required by Tailor in bis ins
a OF business, can be found At
A. FAEBER'S
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Mattresses For Sale.

IOsEPll Reehtold makes superior mattras
- scs, and at low prices. They can be found
OF all sizes, at Mr.. Leyy's store, in Marshall
where orders can be left for any particular
kind required. They will be msdc at short
notice.
May 30, 81. No-lo sm
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A. NUTTIER,
.irNcVNc Establishment

NohN Nae q he N4nafc.
DECEIVED for medicinal purposes only
IL CoFnac Brandy. tastlhon and Rochelle,
WhisAey. Rectihed Monougaheia and Wcishite
Wines, Ciafet and Sexrl White Conliais, Alb.
sinthe, Suisse Bilters An-eitc Superiine, Ma
rasehna and Curacao. Peach Preserves Cigars
Toeacco. &e.
THE undersigned keeps also constantly on
band full assortment Of WEg, Scratches,
Bandeauy, Cur-, BrauGs and BeoIho-, made to
suit all customers.
4. Kl'FFlER.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-04
Va Orr~ Il Sears.
DRUGGISTS.
MAN-fINII JINAR.
Successors to Mcdonald 4 Sandersl


DRUGGISTS.
MARSHALL TEXAS.
Successors to Mcdonald 4 Sanders
N ARE now receiving large supplies Of
M fresh and genuine Drugs, Obs and
n Paints. Also a superior article Of med
zeal Liquors, such as the very best quality of
tocniac Brandy, Port Wine and old Bourbon
Whiskey, AZ well "a Vinegar, ne chewing
Tobacco. Qniniue, starch, and Candies, &c,
And will continue to receive large supplies
fresh from New \ orb and Philadelphia, com
mensuraie with their daily increasing demand.
They have now on hand, and viii soon be- in
receipt of all the popular Patent Medicines,
feffumefieS, Powders, Hair Oil, and tosmet.
les, Hair Restoratiycs. &c, a..
+ :. White Lead and Glass, are strictly
cash ARTICLES at low prices.
March 7, 81, No-as II
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References.

Persons wishing to purchase, are referred to
Mr. Jane, a. Colt, sni J. H. Bell. both Of
whom are running them 10 this place the
former BY steam at his mill; the latter by
horss power Al the Mammoth LiseIy Sta.
bic"
They not only grind corn. but also the cob
and shars. into ine meal just as the corn WAS
txkeE from the stalk.
Samples may be seen at the places above
mentioned where the mills, will, II not run.
s.ng, be put into operation iof the sat,-iaetion
Of persons wishing to purchase. Call and
satisfy yourselves. -
T.. l.. IiYNSON, & GO.
May ~. 81 No-Ss II
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Town uada Furniture.

Town mado TuTnltufc.
FIR 4 \ CTS LUDu I.PU,
lDEGS to inform the citizens Of Marshall
- and neiahborhood, that he is prepared to
make lious. and Office Furniture Of all kinds,
to order. stock always kept on hand
Repairing, cleaning, and vanishing neatly
executed, and all orders promptly attended to
February lb.h,ls56. No 40 ly
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Insurance Company.

insurance company.
DOOkS open for subscription for stock in
- the Eastern Texas and Red River Mutual
Insurance Company
Apply at the Office Of w II. Brstow, Mar
shall.
". H. BRISTOW,
q. &. GREGG,
J. VI TAYLOR,
" r. SCOTT,
g. W. NiNiON
". II. COBBS,
G.. y. ADKINS,
{. 4. FRAZER.
". 4. TARLTON.
October Is. 1856
HAYNES d HAIRLESS
CARD.
WE beg leave to inform the public, Of the
w city of Marshall and HARRISON county,
that we have formed copartHershlp and will
do general mercantile business in the city of
Marshall. on the South side public square, in
the building formerly occupied by II a Il. II.
Key and Taylor & Wilson.
r. K. HAYNES,
J. L. HARRIS.
Iet -, 81 n21-f
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! fiaid shhs
/ black figured do
4 plain black do
! Plaid blnghans,
/ lawns,
Jscoueis,
Bareres,
swiss robes,
] Organizes,
, Dress trimmings,
Brillispt-,
Linen lawn.
/ PRINT. in grea, variety.
Mournag lawns,
Nuslh gingham.
: Hlass ehaly,
/ Whle do
Linen (for rhidren) French, English, an
American.
llNENS.
Planters linen,
Brown linen table diaper,
Brown drill,
White do,
] Brown and .Iale linen,
scotch diaper
Checked do,
Striped de-,
Dama-k table cloths,
DO napkins,
Towels, and crash,
Brown HOLLAND,
Bird eve diaper,
Linen lawn,
l.Inen cambria,
lash linen,
Linen cambric hsnserchleis,
Hem stitch do
H.,
Lawn do
Gloves, Hosiery, etc.
Black 'ille' mits, and gloves
Ladies' white and eoored KID do
no isle thread and .ils do.
Gents do do and straw KID do.
Misses fllet mits, flong and -hort)
Do thread gloves.
White, black, and Slate cotton hose.
Misses white, and colored do
Black and colored sewing silk and As.s
DO and brown flax thread.
SIX braid
French working cotton and floss,
SIX glrdles, and belts.
Mems and boys white, brown, and misci
half hose
Mulls and N3uslins.
india null.
Plain SWISS muslin.
Dotted do do
Nall do do
Plain nain-oos do
Checked do do
Bishops lawn.
Victoria do
Tarlton muslin.
Curtain do
Plan and checked jaconets.
Swiss and Jaconet edging.
DO do inserting,
Worked muslin collars
Do lace do
Thread edginr- and lace.
Cotton do do
Jaconet bands.
Umbrellas 1araxols and Fans.
Naniliios 3onnets. d-e.
Black silk lace mlntila-.
Do do lace-wde and narrow.
Mohar bounets.
Mohair and straw do
PLAN straw do
Straw gimp and wresths.
French Hover.
n Sun. ',Ioo.,' IN ,,a,,h,
UONES1iCS.
c.....,, o.n.A,.
u'",k'' l,>.Au"'s A.u.
IN ''''''i anu ,n,''"a'
Do drill
~
mN'"s
York denims.
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Gioreifosiery, Nc.
MEN 4, BOl'S HATS.
A gcrl As-orimsss OF
RE ADY ~ = '.' " u

NEW GOODS,
a Selling hcap.
,,,,andcr-igned is now receiving a, his
store (alely occupied by Messrs.
Viva SMITH a large and complete sssort-
me
AA,lc and Fancy OrN Goods,
y Boots, and Shoe- Clothing, Hardware,
,neswnrr, and general assortment OF
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Cooking Stoves.

Cooking Stoves.
lust received from Cincinnati, twenty
- Cooking Stoves, different sizes and pat.
terms, for sale cheaper than any heretofore
offered IN this market
i. II. VAN HOOK.
Maya, 81. Nose If
1 FINE 10, of shaving boxes, such "a have
"A never been here before, can now be found
at \. FARBER'S.
1NARRlNG, breasipins, finger ring, sold by
IL A. fAkBtR
FINE lot of hats and caps, can he found
, \ at ihs store of A. FARBGR
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4. =. HYDE,

mas Iusr grcrNrp LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
sc, w q . . - sly!
THE undersigned is now receiving his usu-
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May 32nd, 1857.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-24

TREATMENT Of F0UNDEE-iS soon A. it *
ascer;aiued that the horse ! fnundrrtd. take
from the neck vein from one TO two gallons
of blood. according TO the size sud cnndi-
ton Of the animal, give one oun~. of alum.
either powdered or mixed with oats. or AZ
irouth, place the hnrSr in a dry stall Ground
floor Is bc~t), wrap his legs a. high a. the
knees aud hook joints. with wo"lIcn cloths :;
saturate them with col. water, ana keep
them for seven or Eight hours give HIM
no food for twenty-f"ur hours, and then let
it he light feed of oats and bran mixed.
In two or three DAYS your hnrse viii he fit
for almost any kind Of service. If his an
kles continue feveri>h, battle them at night
with equal parts Of vinegar, alcohol, and
sweet ol--IOTEriUe IS 81 Chronicle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-24

BE,Hvrx Carte Among ~" many 10
veiticS on exhibition ~ thr - Louis Far
last week. we're thrr- Brs,'.ruiu rarf!r-a
tur. cow and , caTf-Truport,d from Hin
do<tan nv NcIT1I'on & El5>. OF -. LOWS.
These cattle are said ~ SOM what resemble
deer IN texture and color 0f skin They
a light dun, with large tawuv spots \ SIN
cular prGtubcrauce inst ahovr the left SLOU!-
Her. and long tapping ears, distinguish them
from ordinary cattle. though IN nearly every
other respect they are very similar. i
writer on the Characteristics rie animals
of Asia saws that they are used in India as
beasts Of drauGht and burden, and also for
the saddle. They will travel with n soldier
on their backs, fifteen or sixteen hours IN
the dav. az the rate Oi six miles an hour.
Their action i fine and they bring their
hind legs under them in aS straight line a.
the horse. Such i their activity, that they
can clear a five-barred gate with ease. Their
ordinary gate Is easy. Instead OF bf.
small cord is passed double through the
CristIe Of the nose and 20 this IS attached
stout cord in the fashion Of bride, which
i kept up bv the hump the animal has on
the fprepart of his back. and which i want
ing in orr oxen. The animal * Saddied
ike a horse ami when excited into action
Il goes quickly; some. indeed. @ailnp aS vel
As good horse We doubt the reputed
strength and endurance Of these animals.
mad though they may make very good
drau-ht oxen. IL l. not probable that they
will ever become popular in ti,.s county
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-24

Two gardeners had their crops of pea.
killed by the frost, one Of whom, who had
frettcd great deal and erumbied at his loss,
visiting his neighbOr some time after. was
a tonished TO see another fine crop growing.
and inquired how it could be. "These are
what | sowed while you were fretting," was
the reply. "Why, don't you ever fret: ?"
Yes: but pu, it off till 1 have repaired
the mischief" "Why, then there's no need
to fret at all" "True; that's the reason
put it off,"
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Eculi Embellishments.

STATE 0F' ILLINOIS. Ia .Sq1. Caun,v. ..-TAe
For. ef u. >nst~ cr i'iaoi- to All 70 'rto-, ~
r Ni,--ri-L9. ami creditors IF .SiIaueN -Hgcl,y,
der'r-GREETIEE:
IL HEEEI-. J...s Spencer. administrator o: the e.
~ t,r o., samuel Macaey, deceased, i. DESTROYS Of
'rrns fn account Of i-proceeiius- - such admins.
traitor. aud having final settlement. and FOR that pur-
I.r i male application in tli- County Court OF La
sale County for citation, - be directed Who
y b. interested in sid yt'e We, therefore, require
yea appear said Court. the Court Hou--
- lava. lid county. the 81 Monday o. December.
l~-. - O'Clock ia tie afternoon II yo sre fit TO attend
OF Sw. RAYMOND, C2~,h
idAaiuistrutor's Notice.
II. persons having claims against the estate Of john
l!'"iey, d.cd, are requested TO present the same
du-'icn; before thu County Court Of La Sale Cour-
IS, Illinois, term &" b. holden at Ottawa, the Sd
Monday IN December lsJT. All persons who fail pre-
rFoir term here specified gill be re-
qFI~et 10 prove the same a- now required by las.
0cr1i.r Il, i~;7-Gw HENOHA HANLEY, Adra'S.
Tlc Sale Notics
<~OTICE l. hereby given, following named per-
y SOM. aud all Others Interested that at sale O,
lands and far the taxes and costs due thereon
lor the year 4 H. l-i5 held the door the Court
iiou,. in the CITY Of Ottawa Ia sale county and STATE
81 Illinois, She 12 day Of May. A. D. 1853. by Ill.
% said County the undersigned became the
purchaser Of the following described Of and
town lots, viz:
Campbell Glover. the ALB acres of the en- OF
the uwq Sec -, I. 81 ". 4. 3 Z. 81 D. M
Ia ,eioai t'red. Lot. B7oct
JoISp, rl h"ess; Y. 70 Town of Sinewa
/. u.
do 12g
Unknown. -6f
-. l.. Porter. 90 % Vests add. TO Mendoza
Asn. 1T same sale, ON 18Th day Of My, 1856
l. London, Lo; ~. Block -. in Ottawa Centre.
40, ale at the place, 10y the said Treasu-
Ter. the lih day Of May, 1851, for the and
due thereon FOR the ISIS, lie purchased the
-q IL, T. - ", Il. 3 f. 3D. T. III, taxed George
S-huier.
Also a; said last mentioned sale, the 12;h day Of
Nly he purchased the l. of the ell NEG Sec. %,
=. Il 81 p. m, taxed TO Ephraim Parker, and Lot
in Block -, States Addition 10 Ottawa taxed To W. {.
Richardson.
Tie az redemption said tracts snd lots OF land
will expire years FROM the day of the sale Of the
same. Ioslnl JULIUS AVERY.
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SAvIxG CABrAGES.-Thc best way 10 pre-
serve cahba.e> green all winter, - that their
good qualities shall IN no manner detrri"ra'c
i A. follows: y Int" tins month a. the
weather will allow. dig 0"t y"ur cahha-r>
that Won have set apart for winter u~c-ci,
trenches say ei.hjc,n or twenty inches apart,
and from twelve - twenty feet ~ length, n
NAV lee most convenient. and IN accordance
with H." quantity ~ ne prrS"rv f.-trGAs-
Dfrsf ysur rairbsg'~ firmly IN :heSe french
g. ~ closely ~ they wi stand together.
When your bed ! finished, raise plr'f'rm
some eighteen or TWEEN Y inches high, over
them, whirh can be made o. any refuse
posts. rails or boards about place; across
this place few bean poles or 'ath, and upon
the whole throw quantity Of bean hau'm,
cornstaikS, Strnw, or any material oi this
kind. aS protection against wet and Frost
and Won can eat green cabbage mp t. April,
finer than II p'urk"'i from the garden in
October GerA.aSf",cH Telegraph.
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" Harpl~.

Y ordinance. authorizing the Mayor Of th- City Of
N Ottawa TO borrow the sum Of twelve thousand dol
be expended in erecting and furnishing school
hos has been PASSED by the City Council and approved
by the OF The City at election held for that pur
pose which il be secured by bonds OF the City
five hundred dollars each payable ten years after date
WI" interest at the rate of ten per cent, payable annu
ally
Now therefore, |, GEORGE r. WALKER, Mayor Of said
City, hereby give notice ain ready at my Office in
Ottawa to receive subscriptions said loan BY the or
dinanre II = provided that there shall annually set
apart By the treasurer. he used for no other
of The first money received into treasury sui
ceut TO pay sand interest.
A good opportunity is here afforded make safe in
vesten where the interest will be promptly paid annu
ally. Those who wish 10 subscribe will please do i'm
eately, IL is desirable th4t the building should be
erected during the coming summer.
my.s G. =. WALKER, N'Yor,
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familn Groceries.
NEW
Family Grocery and Feed Store,

OF RyocI north Of tie CART Wytse, COi"Hbis -.
nv TIIEOp Illus respectfully announces TO the public
i that lac has opened this store aud just received
quantity of Hams Cheese, Butter Flour. Fish, Tea. COT
fee, Sugar, Sauces Jelles Preserves, fruits Candies
&c and every description Of table stores aud delcaces,
Of the best qualities and oweSt price,
Daily supply Of Poultry, fresh Butter ana Vegetables
" B.-OatS and other feed at an times on hand.
= 49, -
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Ieri1ultural.
Agriculture and the Times.

Men Who had considered themselves rich,
have been heard to say within the last few
weeks. that they would Willingly sarrItIce
all the luxury and glitter Of the town LOT
some uriet homestead IN the country, where
they could rise ut morning without me 'car
Of urraid notes before their eyes, ana 'e
down n; NIGHT free from the teTr"rS ~ I'M
nendinp bankruptcy. E'e'Sthihs- W.
-, has said has it, rOmPer>aii'hS. - VI
80, 10 ,te least Of the benefits when thIs
,,,ss,-e 70 destined to work out. that
a1,rict,rrure- Of late 80 much nr-lected, VIII
,-,in draw thousands &" IT, ranks A. t"e
tendency of modern civilization Is 10 's-te
-.,s ncpuiation into towns 81 the teh"ti'E
81 ,b,sc. cries" = 10 div them taCH ih'"
IN. country. and thus restore the balance
between producers AVID consumers
The State fair. held last we. at Powe!tor,
forces on a thinking mind, these ard NIili.ar
reflections. To pass from the turmoil, the
care anil the suspense Of monetary 'i.'H'
into the quiet. rural atmosphere w'i'h II
s-o,c.t< i Ike coing from a dark vault, iU!I
~ horrible noises. ont into the breezy, sun
shiny atnosnGerc Of one Of th"S- delicious
October DAYS. To those who can throw oil
.nxi.,v for the future, II - revelation o.
ne,ce and comfort such - they have hard
Il had since childhood. Il brIngs visions OF
cattle lowing IN fragrant meadows, oil SILVER
,n,r,Ies whitening in the wind, OF undulating
golden wheat. Of new made hay, OF spark
ling brooks. Of pigeons Cooing on the ewes
Of harms. of swallows twi,tering and darling,
of hills bathed in sunshine, OF green valleys
smiling n the distance, Of peaceful lives,
and auiet Christian death-bedS. IL poufs
over IN. soul the calm Of Il moral Sabbath
iuexpressiblv sweet and CoIsoIing.
Agriculture, even II less lucrative, would
be desirable pursuit for the wise man, he
cause ~ its benign influence on his charact-
or and haprincss. But it * more remuner-
alive than Is usually supposed Ii - both
the most certain and the most productive 0i
nil mammal occupations. Even for tire large
capitalfst. It presents inducements which
few other inc< can rival. One Ofthc most
successful farmers % This State. who had
been a s,Irrr>~fII merchant III earlier !iir,
has puIii..'v asserted that there - no bust
ness in which money can be inv Stcf, tnat
makes better rrlurn. II the averages "i tn
ortwen,v vear< are taken Whatever tends
to foster I, love for agrirultur". Should re-
reive the rrurtcrarrc " >tsf, SIMON. I"urna
lists. and rcfCrrurrs. T. y WITH "~'.'". '''r'.-
fore that we SEQ tIc-r arrUr' fairs II r"'
Tryencratri into raCc-r0u-~-~. tN'y NJ
r-ov,. silent bat ,.f+i.-iant protests 1-a1r~'
the ext-avrc7rr". and cave. AID i'"u"S~ 81
t0vrS e1nGurrt advocates 80 ~" calm and
harry Tfe in the Ccur;ry.-HH Lc'g.r.
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6. Q EARL & SON.
Il B. T Pi.1y's o1f - f,,6. K1ia H-s-t, Ondte1,
Jltn.5s
AVE just received their Spring stock. and have
rl- sic :he most ,-c-ut lot Of PaVr Hangings,
WiuHos prapery aud Shades offered IN Ottawa
They prepared 20 furnish 30 qIaut.tir- TO 'gii
rNasa~- ' --latest patterns ut Stn. CIT. Wood and OaI
per- y ri maj rh-d and common borders. so Fancy
" ..Iaw >#H--. Pre- Board Puts &, & Their soc.
sg g.. based -'T -aTl th- -r--er-. and s'ii
% -r..t' ..lrHr.- n- tr.- -usr myis-t'
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howard ;.,Or8a,ion I',,ilada.

IiHyOrfHUt 1HU0N""CHeEt
80 ali persons afflicted witt Sexual Diseases. such a.
SPermatorrhn=a. Seminal weakness. Impotence, Go
norrhna, elect. syphilis. the Vice If onauism, Self
Abuse, &c, g..
The Howard Association. in view OF the awful d"truc
ton of human life, caused by Sexual diseases and the
receptions practisei upon the unfortunate victims f
such diseases by QuackS. have directed their Consulting
Surgeon. Gu ACT worthy Of their name,
give NEnCAL ADVICE GENTrS. all persons thus afict
ei who apply by letter, with description OF their
ditiuu. tagc occupation, habits % life. SC.) and in
Of poverty and suffering, to furnish Med
cine
Tie Howard Association i a benevolent Institution,
established by special eud wment, for the relief Of the
sick and distressed afflicted with '.Viruent and Epide
mic Diseases L. has surplus Of means, which
the Directors have voted to eSpend in advertising the
above notice II is needless add that the Association
commands the highest Medical skill Of the age and will
furnish the most approved modern treatment.
just Published, by the Association, Report Sper
matorrhGa Seminal Weakness. the vice Of Onansm,
Masturhstion SefAhuse, and other Disease. of the
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon which will be
by mail, Gin "A sealed enyeopeD CHARGE, on
the receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address DR. Csc. r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon
Howard Association. No. South Ninth Street, Phadel
phia, Pa. By order of the Directors.
EZRA r. HEARTWELL, President
Z ssrgy,gf
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RuSrSs; Nrr0yS AID CUCUvFE-S While
recently partakiur Of so-re very fine water
melons at the hC-~e Of neighbOr. he N
formed us now ~ raiS-i them. He first
made n trench two feet wide and foot and
n half deep. II, filed this with FISH or
hea:in, hrr~c MANURE. about SIX inches
above the surface. or two feet deep in all
This was covered with three inches If soil.
He then took <Irsrpeued haudsrike "a
crowbar would probably ,Ioj and made
hole down through tie manure by striking
II repeatedly and bri~k'v; and then worEiu.
II about. mail. the holr some tn inches IN
di- meter. These holes were made for the
melon hills. about ~ix feet apart. hut eight
feet ,part would uroI.aHIv b. Lrtrrr The
holes were then filed with fine rich garden
mould. and the seed planted. H. no case =
more than two plants left IN one hlIl. ~"
heat IF the f,.rmeurinc manure. and the ieri.li-
tv adtIrd. causes NJ early and rapid growth,
and early fruit.
The most simple and certain mode for Do
,ermiuinr the ripenesS ~ the melons. alfh0
not new. he finds j. To- o-Srrve the tenirii>.
On strong healthy runu-rS, the tcndrilS die
opposite to the melon a ~ becomes ripe. aTd
dead trn,Ir51< are \ reliable ~ 'irstiIr. We
never found anything so good AMI simple a
this
II. however. the runners are crowded. and
allowed to grow in Thick and confused
mass. the trrrtIriiS will die much sooner aud
indicate nnthiu--
Another nrichhor seeing this mode Of
planting Immediately tired II with curum-
hers. and hal n supply long before any
Others had thought 0f l1ukiug for them.
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APBoRI-x BY cYSIc--It is always easy
for man to be considerable, when the con-
alteration is q pecuEiary one.
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OTTAWA
Hide and Leather Store.

La .>alle street, opposite the Court House
Entrance e. &. lUill,r's Penn. Store,
NADHERE can at all times be found general assert.
WV ment of Leather such Harness, Bride, Collar.
Sole, Upper, Kip, Calf, and Belt Also, Deer and Calf
string leather at the lowest cash price The high
price cash paid for Hides Deer skins Sheep Pelts.
&c. NOV 21l W. c T.. RICHARDSON.