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N IL sOLOMONsON.


PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAS,
Kees TIE largest assortment Of the m0st approved knos o
SPEcTAcLES Alhis glasses, WHISTLER ior near OF ar
sighted ere ground under his inspection bJ machine
~ Of construction, with the resiost care so as 70
suit the ewes in al cases. curing HsckHes, DE=eSs or
IzGazmanOn oT Esss and imIaring strength Tor os
-esdi1g OF fine sewing
y n n Solomonsoa would here inform iAe public
that he never employs any the sale Of his lenses
~ Also spendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES. bli-
CRoSCOPEs, CoAIPAsSEs, sc key On hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
C0mee Is Superior street under the American Hotel
Will TRUTH COMMAND ATTENTION.
To restore healh We must purify the blood Fevers,
without exception rise from foreign matters having been
absorbed aud reiaine nthe circulation These causes
sickness may produce nalenzl, Group Rheumatism
gout, oh5hc a cough Bat Brandreth's Pills, simple
potent and veg table remove the cause. and the cure fol-
lows They the means Of every day saving
many valuable lives Principal oies, ssi Canal street.
Brandreih Building. New YORK Sold also by
juns.deSiw DBs5 A S. GARnINER, Cleveland.
BEWARE OF IMPOSTERs.
CAUTION TO INVALIDs,-DR SAMUEL S. FITCH
(Oce IA Broad way. New York knowa as the author
a. Ns cflpe TreafssHt for diseases OF the Lungs
Heart Liver stolaarh Bowels, kidneys. skin, Nerves
Muscles JOINTS Blood, and for all Female Complaints
confines his practice with his usual success q lie
sseT obsf o7 Ne York as has not eeeHJor TG7g vars
He OfhsT0as Gssociafe or Parf1eT az BSao
Cc1go, Defroif, PfsbHrgh seht' and has Hof Nd
q Bare Of al persozs Nsng his pTeisad'Hg Il
AsUe no or to hare lad professional connection 'sl
AIM Thy erc Iaposers ?! Apply, personally or by let
ter directly himself at his once. TlE Broadway New
York where alone his tFesimeni be had. Remsaie
cent to any part the country, and treatment condpctet
success uly by letter vs; from the patient peferreS
HIS SIX LECTURES" the Lungs, md EXPLAINING th
method by which he the above diseases $50 page
leund) sent by nail, post paid. for 40 cents
Beware especially OF the advertisemenisof Fitch
Dodge Co Of Detroit and Of Fitch l. kes," Of Pitts
burgh, Chicago. &c
ia BToaivay, New YORK, June, lsss-
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PLuxsINo -AItention is called to the adver,
tisement, in our advertising columns, Of the e.
tabishment of Mr.. PattinsOn, Plumber, Park
Row, on the Public Square. Mr.. Pattinson sd
vertises nothing he is not able successfully to
perform, and his stock of goods in his line is as
extensive as II is excellent. He is himself q
practical workman, and all work leaving his
shop is made under his own persona suPervis-
ion, at prices as cheap as the very cheapest.
His stock consists of every article usually found
in establishments of the kind, and may be re-
lied upon as in every respect exactly what they
are represented to be. We commend Mr. Pat
tinson to the public as in every way deserving Of
confidence and patronage.
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CONVICTED OF MURDER.

COLUMBUS July g
IN the case Of Albert Myers, who murdered Ne
vile in the Penitentiary this spring, verdict CT
murder in the first degree has been rendered
Sentence has not yet been pronounced.
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EXPLOSION.

Providence, L. J., July 8.
An explosion this morning Of two steam boilers
at the Manchester Print Works. i've miles from
this city, caused the death Of two persons and
scalded the third badly as to leave no hopes Of
his recovery. The damage to the property IS esti-
mated at IS 600.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-09

Ia For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-09

HDr. BANNING, las may he seen by his card
may be consulted at "a, Public Square, during
the whole of next week
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CABINET COUNCIL IN REFERENCE TO
MEXICO.
WasHTNeroN JuIv

The Cabinet Council had under consideration
yesterday the condition Of Mexico, and Mr.. For
syths conduct with reference 10 the forced loan
Attorney Gen. Black subsequently had an inter
view with Gen Cass on the subject. He IS pre-
pairing TO give il a final decision.
Efforts are being mads TO have Senator Benja-
min sent as Minister 10 Mexico.
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HAIR DYE-HAIK DYE-HAIK DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye,

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE woRLDI
others are mere limitations and should be avoided if
you wish 10 escspe Tidicule-
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
besutiu and Natural Brown Black. without the least
injury HaIr or Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have heen
awarded own Bachelor since lsss and 5000
snpaus have teen made the Hair of his patrons Of
ms famous Dye.
wAI A BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not TO he distinguished from naiurs, and is WARRANTED
not nureia the least however long l. may be eohiia
ued ah the IN Effects OF Bad Dyesremediedi the Hair in
vigoraied for life By this splendid Dye
Made sold or applied lin private roOms 1.-THE Wig Fac
lS3 Broadway, n. Y.
q The Genuine has the name and address upon steel
engraving On four sides Of each Box. Of
WILLIAM A BArcHELOR.
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GRAFFENBERG
GRAFFENBERG
Family Medicines.
RET.aIL PRICES.
VEGETABLE Pills. PER BOX,
HOME TESTIMONY.

HOME TESTIMONY.
HARTFORD, TTumbnlI Co., U. NJ, arrh1 (. 81.
he ehT certify tha- have been dealing in the GTaen-
oars Mcnes Tor the past year, and truly say thai
have offered medic 10 the pu2lc that have
aet wth The decel apyrohltlou Il the people than
these, particularly the lis Cathoicou They will
Ieadily perfrm all and hau promised for them
have sold about y bo ties OF C1tlocn the past
son, and IA NJ the best results IN every case
J. H. c JOHNSON. Med AsL
Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Grasnherg Med
icines Dr. Is physician OF sxtsnsye practice. and
one o. the most saecesstll IN the county lrumbu ID
which he resides
Tins esrties that have used be Grasnborg Pills and
Marshas Cathoiicun, = n here BY H. {. Johnson IN
ny prae ice 20 NY entire saiIsaction- They gO0d
medicines
Dr G. W BUSHNELL
Hartford, TrEEshan Co, o, MaTch7, ST.
WEST BEnEoRn- CoshOcton Co May A55
Mr H. B Kilgsey-Sir. hare been selling the me- !
eines o. te Company for the last ten years,
and have n araby found them to give goa sasictiou
and the Pis have sold 10 great iaass regu-
zry as their tea and eoee and with my trade they have
becoms staple aTti56 Marsh1s Uterine Ca ihoconts
med ne tAat has done great amount Of good Female
lassasss- One lady sold = told thd she had
celsed sJod from bottle than she did long
eoaIse Of medical trestmeut by tbs o fal
19uEsi 4fulft LANES WILSON.
sale y ~ druggists and medicine dealers OhQ
H B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
mhsdSW - General a Gent for oh
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

TRINITY BAY, N F., July SLOAN.
TIE weather is clear and warm; wind W. No
signs OF the Telegraph meet.
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nleAirinee.
Joy 70 the Admirers Of Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Joy 10 the Admirers Of a Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
Talk Of beauty. elnast e1is. without iae head Of
erruiar arOOnd each bottle. and 10 one can doubt
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
u hESIObATlNE-We call the attention Of al. old
ia ySas % this wonderful preparation, which turns
aS % Is orina COLOR aF haif-covers the head Of the
11ld Slth iuxuriant groEth-rem0ves the dandru ch-
Of the natural huid aud hence used as regular dres-
sng 1r the har vial is color and keep nm
call then qPO0 the bald The gaT Or dsssd 10 scalp 10
@ ~ y. q saiey tas yogns Will not as they value The
rs praise Is upon tae iolsus q t.ousands
toratlve, q few weeks siuoe
DEEr RrvEE, CoSx. july q. lisa.
S1lr LsaEenworthSir: have been troubled with ian
dru or scur my head for than year my hair be-
Haven paper sbut oSS's Har RsstoTatiyr ~ s5 ~
slle q your store The Ist Of ABrl last uurcha
Lae thing I removed the scqrf and haIr began
al of fsvs great fstb is h ,ixs o 1s 80 - . a
two bottles BY Mr. Post the bearer OF this don't
Yours with respect. RUFUS PRATT.
PnIADEIPs1A. Sept. 3. Iss 6
~ TO-. Sir ~ hslr kest9raiiye = prov
part heal almost los. its eovering-iu fact BALD
and now The Ip Of nv head swell ssaSdsd Win 4To
ing crop o. Young hair and tas front also receiving il.
/
t whateyet thins from nv oyn personal recOmuenda
tiOu can induce many others u try it
Yours respectfully, ID. R THOMAS. n. D.
No. tof Niae street.
vIxcESSEs. IA. June .. 1853
Prot o. J. Wood; As are about o aanufAciure aud
veud your recently discovered Hair Rssforatiy viii
state, Tor whomSocver II coucern that have used
and ku Others itthat. have for YEAR,
b-ennile habit Of other f1iT Restorstvss and thai
md vastly superior other know. II eutirelJ
cleanse the head fdandru and with mOths proper
will restore pcrsn hair % the original yaufh
color and texture giving healthy SOFT and glossy ap
p~arance, and all this without discnang the hani tha
apply H. the dress hich drugs IWoud therefore
recommend its 70 every dcsruus OF having ne
color and texture hai-
Respectfully yours. WILSON KING.
o. J. WOOD 3 co, Prop istoIs, 81 Broadway. n. Y
lnthe great n y Wire Pulling EsiablIshment) and IL
| Market street, St LOUIS Mo
And sold By all good Druggists mh2dkw3m
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GlN + alaA n Na
Cheap for c as h
NchnOf HOOKS.

- C,1Dn On DHCDENH Eli /
Is. JUDD a W., 1l-.1 11l-'o -, nNolsrs 10 n
. II 2, ~ ns ,S he most p5pu Ar aad approve
,b9o BooEs In uses We keep these books IN arg -
lies The stock IS new aug ~ sO0d e'NO'''''''
3 anu 'eiH'. -
- - -, a. atm Crammar;
,---.s,r.,i, ps,ler.
,-,-,,.-,. C,I,ssi.,l Series
ardrsvrs,I ain L.s1icoa;
..-hc,,s Classical series.
.-,o.J-s Classical Series:
1ntbop's LATIN pictioaar,;
,i.-,,,,,,b,s 7 s,in Dic.ionary.
49,. p-,,-.vsivs s.r,uan Reader
49,. c., r15,.i ,B,ries. fali
p1,-,,n'. A., "a.
R,IIio1s, EnsIis, Cr,mmar;
Rrovp,s Grammars. f)
R.-,rs.s Il : Hisory.
Rufler,s Sal'us.;
8ovd,s Rhetoric;
1uIlions' Classical Series;
CoIbprn,s Arithmetic:
c,vsIt's riz-s- Of Eaziish Grammar;
C,lark,s Crammars-
cor,elr. Ceogr,phies: %
Coltop 4 Fi.eh's Geographies; q
,,o-n.t,,t,, PbiIosophy.
r,o,,s-,s yirr-l,
crosby,s Greck C;rammars;
Cutters Physiolugies; CT
Critteuden's Book Keeping;
D,v's Alrehra.
T,vias. Mathematical WORKS;
Fowler's Englisa Grammar;
Fiteh's Physical Geography,
FirstIesssus IN History;
First Book of His,ory;
Fasuuslie's Frunch Grammar,
Greenleal's Arithmsiics;
crssnsss Cramm II:
GoOdnehs Pictorial Histories;
Gusrus Us L. S History
Gays ChsmistTy;
GaBds' 'Gamnar-GeTHiaHs 70 leara EasiIsh'
Gray's BJtanies; tal
Hil.ards Readers
Hazsn's Spei er and DehntTi
Hiicheock's Geology
Harkness' Classical Series'
Johnsons CiceTo'
kGeaneF's Greek STaninai'
Lesehdre's Seon' iIys
LOOMS Mathematical NofAs'
Lowell Readers
LEslfs Geolosies;
Lossins's T. S. HistoTys
Lildel Seotts Greek Lemon.
Malusons AstronoEyi
McGufiel 5 -ndsrs' 90
McG 1dey's New R'A1trs; ts)
standeville's Reader; (s)
AcOuney s. eleis
Mitchell Geographi 10
McNallty's Geo ,Faphg.
MsCss's Geography
Mouieith GeosraJhieSi 81
Mnehsu's Outline Maps.
McChntock s Crooks Fins L1iin Book,
NJ 1;,.r.t- a f,-,,s-.s t,,,-. ,s,a.t Eao.r.
N ---'o- -
M-adov's French DictioraTys
1T,-ba-vsS B,ol- Eee,ins-
:, :. -
Noel 3 NAA2s-Lh Ie1l- 14N--in--
OlueTis Cseography.
o,---..,t. pL;l.,,.h-.
Owens Classical Ser!es,
OIlendorf's g German Method,
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e For Gas fixtures and FitttHg--APttS
2, Foyy EassoTfl Co. los s-s I0T Superior sfr'tf
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l1ZLlINWl - LlI.llll d. nv - ?
WIGS !! WIGS !! WIGS! !

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEES surpass all
They are elegant, light, easT and durable
Fitting to eharm-nO turning up behind-no shrinking
OF the head; indeed. this the only Establishment where
these things properly unders o. 4 and made.
ZS5 Broadway. New York
"
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J. H, JOHNSON, n D.,
HOMROpATHIST

ocs 1a7 sartvsls Block, Superior street corner Sen
sea q RssdsaOs No III RitisSafsh q. clsSsisaS.
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5pftinI NOtifts.
rRAHELER,s REGISTER.
m al MNMENT

without OBTAINING Merchant his business the
nan Of Fashion from his eOyments, The BIatrOn from her
household duties
CHRIsTADOROS EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
the Won erful Chemical COuneretO Of Natures COlons
Fluid
DARKEES THE GREYEST HAIR,
or rpsees te red OF sandy inge hirh eetracts much
fu personal eomelness with abrlliznt black CT brown
The haes 4 imparss FAST CoLoRS. and never change
OF o.tle after exposure the air In the rapidty, uni
form and certainty Of its operation this Dye stands alone
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers JOSEPH
CHRIsrADoRo 4 Co, No 6 Assor HOzEs. n y.
iul'dS slm
THE BEST TARTIFICIAL HELP TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
&NSN
6@T
FN-V -
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GRovER AEp BAKER's FAN.

lily SEWISG MAcHINKs.-
Tbs particular attention Of
Ladies Is called to the above
machine, which possesses the
sfOIlOWing decided and m
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NEW GOODS.
g RAYMOND & CO., have received,
Ne Blsek Dress silks, new and fall supply.
India and summer 81 k,
Sella, Cashmere AMI 1hibet Shawls.
White Grape Shawls. embroidered and plain.
Brocha Scars and ShaWls,
Black and Colored Silk ShaWls
Black silk Mantillas,
hesion Dress Gooaz Mosseii.ss De ChsIe,
Chaii De LANES, Robes Quilles.
reuch BI IIllIants, OrgandF Musllns.
CEiutz OrsandIes Chocolate Orsaudies,
kest0ri Grenadines, BeTsge Robes.
French Jarclnets. q nsham r hes Qulla
p ain al wOo de LANES, Hos les PTin
French. English aFi1 Amefaan ALLEGES,
La les Gluutlets Gems Diving Gl0Yrs,
Ladies Marseilles Cola 5, ChautIlly Wells,
ParuSols Ribbons md Lace,
En1'i Handkerch eis EInbd Collars.
Sleeges and Collar Sets, Black Lace llitts.
Chadtilly Bugled COiiars, White SIX FTitEg,
Emh'd Bards, = dglngs end 1nsertlngs
FeBcE Belt Ribbons, N arseilles Trimming.
Black Velvet Ribbons, Smyrna Ed s1ngs,
Ba4lst Grapes Higslsn Lace.
bonnet Rouches, AleXanders Kid Gloves,
Embc Lace aud Muslin " lnduw Cultaius,
Damasks, Aarysens Table aud Piano Covers.
Marse lies Quits CJunfe- -paues and Toilet Covers
/ Iri.h Lineus, Tickilgs and Sheetihgs,
Russia TOwelings and Hukabuks
Staple ShirtiugS and Fancy do,
sIoaa Sie,ss & Ca, SS,5sTs. S,: ana sS-isastts' S'
Checked Nalar- L. Drlb Alpaca.
Nsekelehisb Eders, and Umbrellas.
| Al Of which,. -ught low, and will be sold al
junlG AND Co. 90 Superior ST.
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DRIP GOODS.

pRINTS! PRINTS!-25 CASES
Il ,,,l f1nis Just received BY MORGAN ROOT.
PONNETS.-AL LARGE STOCK AT
iii7 MORGAN & R OF.
GINGHAMS.-FIVE CASES small
" Plaii @ nshams. which will sell at one Saiiling
iaI MORGAN ROOT.
PARGAINS IN PRINTS AND Mus.
igll CITY MILLS STORE.
nRESS G0ODS-CHALLIE Robes
IL Qule. Muslin Robes QuiIle. Orsandies, Lawns,
iaiT MORGAN Z ROOTS.
T INFNS FOR PANTS,
IL Erled Linens
Shrunk Linens,
jus TAYLOR. GRISWOLD = CG.
DLAIN NANKINS.
l. Plaid Nanlins.
ial3 -AYLoR- 0RlsWoLD 4 co.
MOSQUITO BARS,
4VL By the yard or piece.
JUS TAYLOR. GRIswoLD &C
lS00 PARASOLS-JUST Reed
wv per express-c eaI--reat Reduction
iaB s RAYMOND co
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NEW GOODS.-LARGE Arrival
~ on New Coods-among which is ilasso-tment
Vis1a9o isnE u 0O'O''l TAYLOR, GRIswoLD CO.
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MIL TRUTn C0MMAND ATTENTION.

Inseried without pain as perfect natural
C0mce 3s Superior street under the American Hotel
furr1
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NEw YOKK, July s.
lea, from Liverpool, 26th ult.,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22


\ ianions fisher found himself father OF five
flirting females Fanny. Florence. feruan.
do Francesca, and fenella. The first four
were st.fpatuted. ill.favored. forhiddcns
faced. lreckled ffumra. ftetfnl ilippsni, fool.
ish, aud Haunting. fcncllr was FINE
featured. fresh, ilee,. footed fairy. frank. free
and ml 81 fun The fisher failed, nnd wa.
forced b, tickle fortune to iorern hts foot.
man. forfeit his fotelalhef- tlue field, and
find a foflotn farmhouse in n iorssken for
eat. The four ife,ful females, FOND Of fgur.
ing at feast in feathers mud fashionable
Gnery. funled ut their fugitive father. lots
saken by fulsomc, tlst,eriug fortunes hunters
who followed them when frat ilou'i-hed.
Feuella foudled her father, favored their
food, forgot her tlsttering followers, and
frolicAed in lneze without iiounces, The
father. finding himself forced to forage in
foreign parts lor n fortune. found he could
afford iaring TO hia five londing.. The
frs, four wee iain to foster the fivoli,y
with fine lrl. and fans, f, to finish their
fathers finances fenells, fearful OF floor
ing him, fu,med fancy for a foil fresh
flower. Fate favored the fish factor for -
few DAYS, when he fell IN with n log bic
faithful fHcy's footsteps fsl,crcd. ard food
in lsd lie found himself IN front of q lor
,id.d fortress. Finding i, for-aken, and
feeling himself feeble and forlorn with fast
ing, be led on the fish flesh aud fowl be
found. fricaseed and fried and, when iull
fe.l flat on the floor Fresh IN the forenoon
he fofthw ith flew to the fruitful fields and
no, forgetting Fenela. flched fair flower
when a foul. lrighilul, tisudish figure flashed
forth Felouious follow. lingering my
flowers, m finish you Go say farewell
to your fine felciiou- family. aud face me-
in a fortnight" Tho faint hearted fisher
fumpd and fatered, and fast was far IN his
ilrht. He five daughters flew TO TALL at b..
feei, and ierveuily frlio,ta,e him. Fran'
,icaly and iiueniy he unfoldet his fate
Fcnelln, forthwith fortified by final foudness
followed her fathers footsteps, ard iling
her fau,Iesa form Mt the foo, OF the fright
fu figure. who lnrgaye ,he father, and Eel
flat on his face, for he had iervenil, fallen
in fiery III OF love for the taif Eenclla
lie toasted her ill. fascinated by bis faith
fitness. she forgot the ierociiy of his face
form and features, aud lrauhly and iondl,
fixed Friday. fifth of February. FOR the nj
fair to come off There was iestivity, fra
GRANGE, fnery, fireworks. fricaseed frog.
Filters, h.h flesh, fowl, aud fermen,ry, iron
,ignac. Zip aud fare Fl, Tor the fss,idious
fruit, fuss, ilsmbeaux. four fat fiddler. ant
hfers. and the friehtiu form oi the fortunate
and hump'.h iiend fell from bin, and he
fell nj fenella's fee, la.r.fsvored, fine
frank. freeman Of the forest. Behold 'h'
fruits of hlial affection
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

WAGES or NURSE ~ New YORK ,--
The lsrgesi verde. that we remember eys'
to have heard Of upon qnaniam mernil
contract. relatively to the service performed
was rendered IN New York city on W ednes
day week The case was that Of Emma
L.nion, nurse, against Charles c. Marsh
administrator upon the estate Of his brother
Beniamn I. Marsh. The nurse brought
suit for services in taking care OF the de'
ceased during sickness OF i'ty.one weeks
preceding his death There WAS no agree
meni Tor wages. aud she claimed one hna'
drei snd twenty-five dollars n week The
Jury gave her the whole amoun'. rendering
= verde, in her fsyot Tor 81 ,375. Nursing
bachelors worth seventy thousand dollars IL
a good business IN New York.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22
FREQ Lovo a. Berlin s""'sAs.

Tho Berlin (Ohio) Free Lovers arc not
We, crushed out, They are building houses
and cartyiug forward their system Of niiia-
ties. The Cleveland Herald says; "Peo
Die. other than those 10 contact with this
moral Free Love leprosy at Berlin, little
dream OF the ioot.bold gained IN Ere conn
y Four acres on the Heights LAS lovely
spo, rs nature boasts are naw devoted 10
the purpose of the association. When the
Water Cure WAS consumed, tho fraternity
gathered IN the barn, which WAS Temporal
rly fitted up. Since then various shsniies
have been erected and building ls progress
sing with such rapidiiy thattive houses have
been erected within four weeks. Ae,ivo
measures are IN progress to rebuild upon
the site Of The Water Cure an institution to
be knewn rs Love Cure Here persons
Of both se1es can come. and finding Their
alliulies, pair with each other This is the
treatment, and we poelsim II, disgusting rs
it il, thu, the good people Of Northern Ohio
may know the full exton, Of THE moral pest
Hence Carriages run to and from the
Cure to the depot regularly, snd tho ann
val. aud departures are OF daily occurrence
The Association is about thirty strong, and
they publish AN obscene Free Love sheet,
advocating in effect. with she usual spirit-
nal slang, promiscuous sexual intercourse.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

TINS cprAr EAaruaU AXE At N>rtns
The Official Journal OF the Two Sicilie'
publishes a complete list Of all the victims
Of the earthquake q, Naples Of Docenber
10, 1857. I'he total number OF dead
amounts to 1850. aud tho wounded TO 1850
I, appears throughout, the ll's that, contra
~ to VIA, is the case In battles and other
circumstances in which human life IL 81
stake. the number OF dead has greatly es'
ceodrd thu, OF the persons more OF less Sc
riously injured.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22
Tho Portuguese Professionals who como TO

Tho Portuguese Professionals who como TO
,hi. country several yeSrs ago. and settled
a, Springfield and Jackson. Illinois, are still
in trouble - the old school ptesbs,ery re-
curing .hs, they shall DO rs,bsptised by a
presb, terrain clergy man. and they. or large
portion OF them. including Rev Alphonso
Demattos. insisting that tho baptism re-
ceiv,d by them in the Roman Catholic
church beloss leaving Madeira is su'lieient
The matter is now before = commsiee APP
pointed by the presbytery.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

Snow ~ G,sonoIA--fh~ Athena Watch
man, Of the I'D inst, ssys:
We learn from our exchanges that snow
fell in Atlanta on Tuesday Of Last week.
aud we learned by perscnsl ohsssvatio"
thai il fell the came day On Tray and soms
OF the other llabershsm mountains in view
OF Clatkesy,lle. They remained white for
several days. We are pleased to tvarn that
tho frai. in the up country escaped De.
s,ruction.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

ASorurg sltcE on hrxIoo,--sc,iefs
from Washington state that negotiations
ar, pendiog between the Church party IN
Mexico and Mr. buchanan, Tor the purchase
of lhs, portion Of the territory of our neigh
hors north of n direct lns from the moath
OF tho river MAYO. ON the Gull OF Cslifof>
MIA. and to uclui, tho whole al Lower
California
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22
Tur LEGITIMATE MoRNoN srecnss,oS

Tur LneiriaAra NoaNoN srecrss,oS.
The window Of Joe Smith, the Mormon,
still resides at \anvoo. bat she cares Moth
inr Tor the SsiAis, aud has married a tavern.
keeper, who thinks all prophets humboss.
Young Joe, who should by righ, have been
head OF the Mormons. is n stou, gswky oil
%, who hates Brigham Noung and curses
tho Salt I.skers. Nauvoo WAS once place
OF 10000 inhabitants, bat is now a place
of ruins