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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-19

BEWARE OF QUhCh NOSrEUMS AND uuaCk DOC
TuES.-Use lIeinbOld's lii,hy Concentrated Extract
Buchu for all Diseases Of the Badder Kidneys and Sexu
nj organs. Read the advertisement, uclmbOl1s tcnu-
iuc frcpararJtiun."
9-It Is most unGuubtcd fact that DR.. S,NyoRDs IN
vIIJRAToR Liver Remedy, is Of the greatest dis
cuyvrics made In medicine the past century IL has
been study OF the Dr. during twenty years practice,
to find what particular srsan when diseased caused the
great, number o ills pains; and his conclusion is,
that the liver l. the greatest regulator of the system,
and the most liable t. iseaso: which If kept free from
disease is preventative OF Dyspepsia Jaunlic. g.ncr
al debility. &c, while, last but far from least
tiUn consumrti"u for our experience Is that moIc
of consumption from diseased liver than from
all other causes put together.
Taking this To- hc 4 correct hypothesis VIC have but 10
find remedy with which 10 correct the liver. and we
have nearly all the diseases subject 20
10y simply using Il preventative That the Inyisurator
such rcu"!y, hey md doubt TO all who try it. for
its NItup, suh that for MI complaints arising from
liver dygau, UIcut IL l. J.HidIns remedy. while a.
n family m,,u'. Tor all I-e-cs of the stomach or bow
cls which ARE caused in greater he's degree by liv
81 ivTaus IN MT il ths safest, sarcst and most chica
utuus IciuJ Is known
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-19
- MARRIED =.
Dissolution Notice.

VJNHE Co-Par,nership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers was dissolved on
the Ist inst. by Limitation. The Accounts are
to be settled at the Foundry, and the business
carried on for the present by John LilleI.
WILLIAM fRICK,
JOHN LlLLEY.
Lewisburg. Feb. 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-19
E.ticeeH hejost U5ice and Telegraph Ctfee.
sNlON BAKERY
CONFECTIONERY.

TNHE subscriber respectfully takes This me-
thod to inform the citizens Of Lew isburg
and vicinity IN general, and the Ladies in par
ticulaI, that he has opened Bakery and
on Market street, IN Mt.
Beavers Building. where he will be ready 10
supply all who mny favor him with call
with the best of everything in his line Of tu-
s!ncss. BREAD, CAkES and CONFEC-
TioNERY on hand at all times. Beng
practical Baker and Confectioner for upwards
Of twenty-five years, he feels confident that al
who favor him with 4 call CT give him a Trial
shall not be disappointed. Weddings ana
Parties supplied al In. shortest notice. on the
most reasonable terms. AL sorts OF Orra-
mental Work done to order.
BREAD delivered al Houses at AL times
when desiIcd CHARLES HEINER.
LewISburg, Oct7, 1854.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-19
PUBLIC NOTICE

Poets sing of the spices in India ] les,
OF the citrun, the orange and lime:
They sin, # thc asrIuce so lavish diIus
I:y the breeze ia each tropical cline.
Let the cIicurc boast Of each high favored ii D.
The favor cf vine or French brandy,
Yet none oi the list named above can con. axe
With NIs p.NvENiNIAs Candy.
Rich spices AMI fruit, and sweet bowers may Ir-.'
or dishcg for CpicJrcs dainty;
Bu, th, qu. stion in this | will not debate,
Yet each have admirers in plenty.
Withal there i, none Of them l.af 80 uu,h rri-al
from til sw,c: rTlting child to the Iiuiy-
a. the sweetest of swEETs. everywhere Il-!.--4-
mean Mrs. DLNJEMANbiL'z andy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-19

ty .hr. LCIudu' h"' l. HN''' O' " S
ing AGENTS through the country
~, i. ia. rrhrrs.
NJ i,l';,', :" =, ~. t.,rh n,I;cnr,
ual -o' '''' - y. .3.-1a,I
-o,S ,-, - l..'.' ' II, n,,,. ,.a,,i.,
= Nc' .. y '-..' ~ ~, ,,- ., l.alIri LOT
~ l.I = .li 49,, '' 49, 49,, ,,1,.,in, onI =
-, ',,,' a., ,..;l ~ nrlIi, on;n.
i'gfe. III n Iii Iii J., .,,.' ,,,,u
''.,, ".'.' 80 " 80 ~ 49, ,...., a.,
y rom "i'|' NC nv - 80 ~ y -, ;,.(
this year to BREATHE, and to pay up
at least all individual Court House,
Church, AMI College debts, before cX-
pending au9,l,- dollar on public I'M
proycm,n;; hy way Of tazation. The
mass Of the people have not money TO
sparc in That manner. There are Ia
,crcIinliy.Guals -weWi1h thcrcw were
twenty time- as mluy-who are able
and Willug. now "S ever. To c>pcnd
literally fyr the public good but
they are exceptions. Ia choosing
Bur-e.s and Cuuucilm1u, let care be
taken at the proper time.
Oyc understand a bill has been
c7nt to IT.rrl.!urr. TO Law 4 tax of
81 u0o upop this Borough for some
Count House deficiencies. Such q
law no dnuht wopIi he pronounced
Unconstitutional lrt the sar,st way
IN nrovent trour,I, !: to elect none
Int fnll outsnoI,rn o,a,o0cnts of that
measure tor bf,,.-,,es and CoruriI and
TO send on RcmoAstrancc5 to both our
Representative anu SeAator)
, ,r.o,ne &C o1l ,rl NOW r.;o,J,
- - T,l(,,anjnnt H. @ ,,i, - I,ou ia.t
s,"l 'I"a'jo, c,'onir,r w. ,-~' - how from tho
c. -, m;..5n.,n,. ~ C0mron
csI'ra1- Ct IL II ~ fI,c,-o.l on INC
cnJ,iCct cuVCt- to many "a Iry and uninyi-
tirG-of Eluration. The address was
nna1Ir two hour, and \ half lonr--
.hopf one Iour too lonr for many of
tIc LnotaJ orI crowlaI audience. Lpt
tbosr Who had most at heart the adj,
,,onaamont of universal c,jucation
wouI1 have Lccn contout to h,.ar him
another hour. Althonrh almc t worn
va. In az ~ ,'''i 5a,-n, t.-..' tIo oo.
n,' - o,S -; - in.oosn onv;ot,. ~ ,9r ;,s
49,, "otn, go r r,0 d'"i t'CH9 o,;nooi ~ " +ha
+;r,o +urC'l ,,t,i"S ,,"rnn:,o'sir - himtnIf
M -, Inrat,a | ~ no,,;,na!ot ina'inoi
onI ,Co,;u oc,os;on.u,, i ,,' bnn1nrons J;sc"i
COW, COW ~ ,.orinn. L,,nchny Of Tho ouag.
80 ,;on - - ''"' "a - '''' u '"' "07
''0"' ----.--------------~
eAThe ARGUS and others OF the
cham Democracy affect TO be shocked
at the Republicans Tor not condemn
ing Walker, torney, &c, as they did
two years ago. They forget the I'M
CHANGED THEIR COURSE. and 90 for
Liberty and Right, now. and against
Slavery and Wrong. "St. Paul was
a: first a good deal of a Locofoco but
after his conversion was sot only 4
Christian hut an cminc nt Christian
leader" IfBuchanan and Biglcr will
do right. We will praise them inst rs
far as we think thcy arc rirht There
Is no inconsistency IN 'h's on our part.
,1u-.o ,-, ,,,-,.,.o
,oo &c 80 onu 80 80 ".or, W. o son,
~ ~t
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-19

rfasThe PRINCIPAL and PUrILs of
the Lcwisburg Academy, assisted by tho
STRING BAND, will give public EECEr-
TIoN on THURSDAY evening, March 25th)
in Independent Hail. Doors opened at 6
Pm. Exercises to commence at I.
The Public arc respectfully invited to
attend.
The usual collection Gas in the case of
Lectures) will be taken to defray expenses
incurred for music and the use Of the Hall
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-19

DONATION-The members of the
Lcwisburg Lutheran Church intend giving
their Pastor, Rev. L. A. FINK, a Donation
at his residence, on Friday afternoon and
evening, Goth March inst. The public are
respectfully invited
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-19

tsy-Thc Conservative papers gen
orally which did 80 much to scare and
coax the timid, the unprinciplcd, and
the reckless into the support Of Bu-
Chanan are generally backing out from
him having found their awful mistake.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-19
Going south.

The Phila. Mail Train going South connects
with the Mail Train at Rupert going Eas, AT
| 10 PM. for Catawissa, ,PLClinton, ,Poti,vlIle
Reading &c. arriving al Phlal. at 5 - PM.
Also with Mail Train going HtSt at 5 PM for
DanyIlle, Million, Hess coach to Lewisburg,)
Muucy, WIlIiamsport and Elmira.
Passengers BY 4 PM. Train going South can
take the II 7. NJ. Express Train for Elmira
and the West OF lodge al Blooms burg and take
the 4 AM. Train going East, arriving a, Phi
laielphia al II o'clock noon.
Passengers for HprisJ,.rs direct will take
the NY Mail Train Ci P.M.) going South, con.
Meeting at Por, Clinton with the Dauphin 4
Susquchauna Railroad, arriving 4, Harrisburg
at /: o'clock noon of next day.
FL LEAVENWORTH, Sup't
Scranton, Jan Il. IS5s-3m7al
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-19
GG1H
-~.No

| bought my FLOUR
at Evans L Sn0igras-'
Flour and Feed store, on
North Third street, Lew
isburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-19

%Sec to it that you elect compe,
I'it and devoted men for School Di-
reCtCrs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-19

'''ff - q circulation 7Uu's.t,it
- . Il. >-.-lslarg psnk. /,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15
Texas AImnmac for 1850.

HlN1NC annual statistics of the State. and
~ the progress Of improvements III Agrictl.
mnr, Commerce. and Manufactures the incfeavs
of population wealth and revenue Of churcbs
schools charitable Institutions. Ac. Lands yaiet
tel and unpatruirl; statistics and description q
all the counties. elstomh0us,S, lighthouses fort.
fcalion-. military po-,s railroads. river improve
mcnts. Nc.. &c Lives ct distinguished Texans
history OF Texas continued annually, and d.
signed to rmbply many original document. apt
important historical fact. furnished by liyin.
witnesses never before Published Tie map thai
will ACCOMPANY our Almanac for 1889 viii b
four time, The -ikt of our la,, II Nill cmbrao
an the couu'i.. Ia the state, railroads town
rivers, creeks and many improvements on ,ks
last map
rrRus 4l@agrf irti Nap single copis
30 eDnf.. pr dorm les than 30, - 20 80 CO
pies : : "a. l06 copies 81 imuac only
-iuei, copy ., trnt- ps doom ''ss than 30
- SO. 5U copies, 80. lna COPE sis. Va;
auIg- ugin copies 30 ccuts p.l dozu e.
ls.. than go - e.. 1H copies $40 loo cop,,
So
" : 4. RICHARDSON,
September 7th 1855 Galveston. Texas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15
q. G. PALMER,

Land dgeat .N1shaH Ieias frompi
attention gicsn 10 al business crnaericd
nth The Court Of CLAIMS and me- nc1
croi Land Office
"flL Investigate LAND TITLES and Land
w Certificate. IN the State Of Texas.
Land Certificates with but few exceptions
must he presented to the Court Of Claims for ap-
prosul by the list of September nest, ls5sD or
they will be barred from Location, Survey or Pat.
cui.
will be in Marshall on Saturday Of every wccl,
for the purpose Of Receiving business preparatory
TO attending the Court OF Claims, which intend
doing about the Il Of August next
Dllicc at the Courthouse. Address
T. {, PALMER, Marshall Texas
MAY 80 1855 No 80 3m.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15
rHAIFR

pfaysf 9. IL iuecuac Of ihc soll.
The odpf Of The flower
ani fi.. A. the vatcr4 roll
70 Go1's oout1ollin1 pHNel
Within tie 4oHl ,hrre w1ali uHi p"
Ills mani,t l,s.fe
r. whisper thought. % prayer T. Tho
liala Thou n1i ~ the iin
r~ye' IL 'lo splf, speaking truth
IL Thee. whose love divine
steals s.a,ly dssa Ike dga to south'.
or Ike tho snnhoama -liue.
Tor In tho humbics, soul 'ha, llyas.
~ Ia III. l9wlio-, tipe,r.
The dsw-drpp ha.k ~ i'asge give.
The soul fegctis - poser.
A. nigh, whom ell h hushel 1ni std,
And cen suft echo sleei-
s rtiil smlil voice deih Ter mo thrill,
Aal 20 cach a art 'hrob loap~
7; ls the spirit pulse that hc.ts
Yofe,cr deep and true;
Ihc atom with i. aniaar me,
81 sanllgb, gfaoi- the inn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

And oihef sl~. Go arrive A'-o-bluhis Medium
BOOK paper Manila Wrappers. Sols Letter ani Cap
rsl-f. u every description
CARDS If e Kind. n general ma whistle ani col.
orsd. .uoh a. Hlank. Ettn Blank. Ezra Porcelain.
Fine Enamel sd. Raj Rad M1uta1g and 81, r
Hagdrfsd
rAED BOARDS. a large variety as.tahi- for
Pnniers tpefassf. and lAthugmpHrf-.
FURNISHING, Of every description, ifam a Bad.
Bin TO- Press.
Conner & SOU. fgp.. D MeCraU 4 g. j.
lnks
MAY ~, SO No - d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

v'lIE OFFICE Of this company is held a, tn,
corner Of Austin and Bolivar streets. in tn,
city Of Marshall Texas, Al persons having
husines will iiud the Office open from . A. ". Il
I r ", daily
JEPTilA FOWLkEs. prSt
y e WupER. Secretary.
June | :, s3s. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15
PROPOSALS FOR ri BLlStllNG
TIE TENtS FREE MASON.

'EliE andcr gued propose. To publish in I'll,
] town 1T Ru.b. Cherokee county a ncNspa
per devoted To the interests Of the Masonic Fra.
terulty. There IS no STATE in the [ mon whcrt
there !, -o large a portion Of nasons to tbs
popuai lu as iu Texas. and yet among al this
varied publications in the STATE incre is non,
devoted 20 the interest of thosc connected by thu
time honored and beautiful mystic tyc
In consideration Of these facts, il has been
suggested 10 us TO make the Publication desired
and Il Is thought that no locality j, better suited
TO the enterprise than this. the center Of the
most popuIous counties. and perhaps of the Ma
sonic interests in eastern Texas
The paper will be Published monthly on q
double royal sheet. in octave form, n, e. per
annum, in advance. lis Typography will be
cqualed To that Of any periodical IN the South
New material will be employed in it, publication
For It's editorial matter and contributions the
best Masonic talent in the State will be- engaged
and for It, literary and lighter reading. have we
facilities which cauno, fail 10 make that depart
ment exceeding. interesting and acceptable to
the family circle
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

frARrrL AccmtNr Early IN August.
John Kawle, Il lad If l6 years living ia
Volcanoe. Amaacr county, Cal. who had
vanly boon cndoay0ring t. obtain bis IA
theirs consent Ia gn to fraser River die
appeared, taking with him valuable
horse, belonging to the family II was
ruppo. ed he had started ior fraser River
and no little anxiety was felt in regard 10
him On the 18th OF August h'- body was
found in the Butte Glitch. a lcH miles East
Of jackson, attached by larat TO half a
dead horse. From appearances, the boy,
on the nigh, after lcayl:.S hoinc, Jay down
Ia sleep with the horse'ilcd 10 his person,
q prevent his escape The animal becom-
ing unmanagreblc through fright during
.he night, had run Of. and dragged his
master by the rope untl the boys life
was extinct. Afterwards the horse had
continued 10 gruze around, dragging the
body along fDr three weeks Finally the
corpse had been dragged into ditch
where II became entaugled beyond the
horses strength % cxtrlcate II ia his
cForts o. pull LOOSE. IT." hnr-c had cut his
neck 10 the bone with the rope The
boys remains were horribly muillatrd
Most OF thc limbs were broken lul the
Hcsh rubbed bar from tho bone
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15
Mirrors Of all Sizes,

u cuals~- variety; Plain and checked India
mating wiriRutols Of all kinds, together with
lce Boxes Of every sin.
fuFatpS carefully and securely packet fpr
shipment 70 the interior
.it. and county purcliascrs will AWAY. fnd
orr work ready for thcir inspection and are cor.
DAILY Invited 90 ri'' aur store and c,tniuo for
fh.u.Nlte4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15
SELECTED poetrp.
TO ny MUSE

fof the Iexe fp4"'e'A'
10 ny MUSE
Co,as sale, bay Mus - lons have - "'i''
Come with thy syren song
With thee I've smiled and VT! lire "eif
WIZ .arry thus 40 lon,
ii.s bear me now 40 aolcfai 10y
such -ons. cannot sing
But lei thy theme be bright ana fSf
And only pgfc joy bring.
Come, wake 'hss, no"s-'e' earn ''"
Sac say Is clear and ''ne'
Az rsss ~ halmy is ''s Az
Ard all hs' taou sF' 'fs
VII slien' tins 80 iops remain
why feii fhy p'niohs uflsh'
spsAd forth thy wings OCT my DOMAIN
And saise thy sc'p'r b'sa
Al sp'~k. ihoa tiny eliza sed'
And smile. Il ehas ye MI
Ngt bold Der me no loy'e"' fod
Ny hcsrs VITA gay -ehs- III
Come, sing OF love, and i'sh'' anh
lsue LET not sorrow tom
III, holy hsppine-- alloy
OF ~gild DC alone
-, .,,.,,,. mn -,bro-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15
Town Made Furniture.
IR iNCIH LLDILPH.

DtGS 20 inform the ctizeus Of Marshall and
- u.ighhurhood that be /. prepared to make
House and oilio Furniture II an Kind. ia order.
\ 'loch always kcpt on mnl
Repairing cleaning, and vanishing nfatl, ty.
i'oa and ill ORDER. ronpt', a'i.n,i,d to-
lff Il irf N.H5
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15
W. T. WOMAN :,
4 j ACk son.

We invite the attention to the following rcso-
buttons adopted by the W w Grand i.oicc Of
Texas. at Waco, IN January, 1888;
Rssoifcd That this Grand Lodge is pleased 10
hear OF a Masonic periodical, 10 be called The
Texas Free Mason hy Bro. Andrew jackson.
Resoire,i rha, this Grand l.nigc hcncby
adopts said periodical as lis official paper, and
tina, the Grand MISTER and Deputy Grand Master
be requested, from time 10 time, to be publishsi
therein abstracts of the decisions by them re-
slrctiscly madc upon questions of Masonic iu-
rispru,lcncr for the information Of the l..-le'-
and brethren
Rr~i,,L That .aid periodical !. hereby RECON-
o,nAol io ih. coufiencr anil palranagc of The
craft
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15
NEW PROSPECTUS
% TUE
SCIENTIFIC NNGHlt An.
ueslaaia ltni5l, NHr1e,f' Chemists faf
mes. and Ns1weeiur0s.

WeIs, ana b41lf letHtiA'
This valuable and widely circulated journal
enters upon is fouicrH p,Ef Oh lhf In OF
September
se Illustrated Periodical devoted To the
pr,mdI.atiouoi Information relating t. the vari'
ga. lr.fll0lI a4f Clcntfl' i ~, Naavadufes,
f,.atrlf Paifqf,. Lst,Hto,. LHrWocymg,
VI Nos and 81 interest. which thg Hghl Of
Practical science j. calculated 90 advance,
The N4eashr iaeuou !. printed once week,
ri convenient uuatto form for binding each vol
1870, brus accompanied boy handsome fronts
i.... With a complete index ol contents, and
p,.uf- au elegant typographical appearance
I,.is utuber contains eigu, large paer- "i
reading matter ahundauily Illustrated with from
On. t5 eight engraving all ct which ART cN-
prc.-ly engraved for tn- Publication.
Al ihe most valuable patented discoveries arr
Jrhn.Aird and d,@cr.hei IN it~ i,sucs that n
respects inventions d may he justly Regarded a.
400 Illustrated EcperiorY where the inventor
nAt .parA what has been done before him IN the
.tuir h.ld which be- is exploring and where he
ml, plbt,l 60 the world a knowledge Of his
oou achievement.
Reports ct American Patents granted arr
ut-, Published every week including ofiela
eewas OF a jat falcu' Claims. lhesc Patent
D'am. ar uutsh.d from the Patent onec
R0,om. expressly inr this paper and published
yu tAe Nttatp ipeToiu iu advunc, ol ali other
publications
rhr contributions % the SltH,f imeoaf1
atu am0l. tug mlt cnIn.lt scientific and pr.e-
tIta. mcu 1i 'dc rirats The editorial depart
m.I u.s. universally UtkuuN ydg.d TO be- candut-
I.iW ..ag tb.I.t and to be- distinguished
ua. at Hoelalet and iruthluur,s Of
g .t i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15
Now Orleans Advertisements
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
kienm EnginCs, &C.

PORTABLE (IK(lLiR "a" "ILL>'
steam Engines, sc.
Stationary Sican Engines, nth fIae
Boilsr,. Sugar .Nls. Corn MUS. Log
yyhssis, s.. Of Southern mandatory.
from 7. Rahea's Eagle foA"da'y,
Richmond, 'ia.
nsE Of these Enrnes md MI oa'ap'e's' y re
~ " , expressly guaranteed p'firti mA.h'i.F
AMI b. saN reality 800 ir-l ~ lumber f~t dRS. We
llftttine s,-sd Neciauf fga oar osn ~"fh. 2" s''c
It AID lsa,h ih, paf'c. To- "ors i @ih'"' Aa''.''N
ct Tie pate.s-sf Fs}ins hseshi aai '"'-r''''s
ff1sa lie CIV VI NsN urlra1- 1uly
FOR $4,000.
ENGINE and Nil. ranpl.e, If 'aa y { Ne
furst.htpz good Mechanic hnI rusfauief a. aeItes
val cot $50 i-ci Of lumber ~ Jas. readily
FOR s2.7oO.
TNGiSF snd Mil complete, r .iss 80 se fl'-
ni.hlns sos.! Mechanic ard suansniesf "a Move
all cDs 100 leei Of lu'at-T yer jay. readily.
FOR $4,000.
ENGINE -ud VII csmlleie o3 are ". g. ~e
fa,nphiag god Mechanic aHd ggafEe'rrd - above.
vii tal 1s0o irot II iamhsf ~ DAY readily
FOR s2.aO0.
T,ch n tie above Earns has = psl'y f = diving
. afn Mil Anl raH be readily applied i0 drive Got
ton t.in. alternately sih saving The ltei " large
o. .ms msshne. B. about iu proportion t1 ihs amount
snail Fns,ne. for driving rl.ut Mni. corn mill.
Cotton ou'. &c. sc, slNays 90 band e' built 10 or
Der.
r,ey Machine etpr..s B. gsa,u,,ie,l 8, here frpfr
-~n.i - rho pure hast la " privilege 1i rlafhlHs
1se,e aacius. fel,as boz bt.ck Nofs and can be
srreiel i sns we.A alter tc{ aFfse A. place ~ Gee
unatnn ard are Taffic as-y adapted g. tio sahs n'
''''''''' wy ''4' fnNt'>p VI ivrNs. Agt
" N onmoH o. ~" Orleans
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

THE Rem SINGING Boz "A sweet lii,le
irlipw. hearing his brother singing rud.
sung. which he had hear! other hoye sing
IN tn. street. tuYnad ioliis mntnrr sud said
'Nosher II John sings that song When
b. Yocs % hraven Won't he fafl infn
hFu. ssi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15
GEO. II. NI\uIN,
IsrlNtcrN " archOuSc

los Popirat Street .Nec Oo'a1Hs
DHE-SEs - MI kinf. from tle celebrated Nsnu.
ftrtpnes # l.ltseu line IS a.. Nsw Aufk :. +
Rusg-, S Co. act s :. Adams s e. Batpp.
TiFt~ af ell kinds sud .igas, suiiahr tsf the
Newspaper Book. ahd job pffee. from fAe Old es.
iaiisled foundry n Jamcs Conner SONS NeN
Nafk
tNkS Bsrk anA Coiofrd ifafn ifc Hanglar 80
of John % Nc f~rfY q Co Nv nfk
ritiN lAG PAPER constant, 0n hand aua af
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BRASS AND IRON roi NDRY

a H"fNAhiaF ia f'NFA t-Hh
II IS JOINS proprietor Of 'he Bree a
i. and tea faadrg hs determined { .
t7 pat down the price OF ai.lne- such %, "
CRATE baf aul gin gearing, 10 thr loss figure 90
> vents o pound also ihc iIIii q SpAr pillow.
improved. W aud . 20 : 5u aud - 90 ihr
scooter plov improved at 20 cent, only
IL Is a-o prepared 20 do any kind Of ma.
chmcry that the country may want ina work
nHuIikc manner.
lie h. on hand Iron railing of beautiful pat
forms fHr u.ilH. grave iutlo.urcs a. Alo
nic'aiic packing. .eeonl haud bother. amt steam
eagiuos. which be- Will so'i on reasonable terms
Circular .aw mill made TO order and all .iHd-
OF machinery repaired
I runs vi ha mada 90 sI.' purchasers hy their
giving good cry acceptance ou amy ge pans.hlt
"' r~r JONES
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4 iupGt'- CuAe,r--A Western Judge
recently delivered the following charge
I, the jury
II The jury believe. from the evidence.
that the plaintiff and defendant were part.
ncrs IN the grocery. and that the plaintiff
bought out the defendant and gave his
note fer the interest. and the defendant
paid for the note Is delivering to the
plaintiff a cow, which be- warranted not
breachy,' and the warranty was broken
by reason Of the hreachincs- u the cow
sndshn drove the cow back and rendered
her home again, and pat heavy yoke OF
poke upon her, to prevent her from lump.
ing the fence, by reason Of the yoke or
poke BROKE her neck and died; and II the
jury further believe that the defendant
interest ~ the grocery was worth any.
thing, the plaintiffs note was worthless
ufI the Cow good for nothing. either for
milk Or bescf then the jury must find ont
TT themselves how they will decide the
ease; FIR tie court, il it understands it,
sell. and il think il does, don't know how
such case should b. decided
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Auction Safe.

I WILL SELL at Auction every Saturday and
| at nights. good assortment Of Dry Good.
Boots Shoes. Hats, and Ready Made Clothing
al-o Liquors and Grocer'c-, Come and get bar
eaip.
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