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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09

We learn from the Jacksonville Advocate,
that there is no abatement in the ravages Of
the fever in Peterstown, Monroe county, Va.
The number Of deaths is over forty, includ-
ing some of the most prominent and useful
citizens. In one or two instances the entire
family has been removed by it's fearful et-
fects. At least three fourths of the cases
have proved fatal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09

The cruel twenty mile race at Detroit be-
tween the horses "Uuknown" and Frank
Granger" has resulted in the death of one
of the poor animals. "Uoknown" died on
the following day. lie held out nineteen
and half miles, when he had to give it up,
and, as though asking to be excused from
further Efforts, aud further urging, he fell
upon his knees. Such cruelty to animal:
ought to be severely punished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09

On Monday last q caravan of laborers,
horses and carts, passed through Bristol,
Tenn, en- ronte for the Covington and Ohio
railroad. They bad just flushed on the East
Tennessee and Virginia railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09

A sailboat, containing five men, caps'zed
of Greenpoint near New York, on Sunday,
and three of the number, named John Rose,
Jeremiah Elliot and Charles Bassett, were
drnuppd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09

a dispatch from St. Josephs, Missouri,
says that that section of country has been
visited by one of the heaviest storms ever
known. The Platte, Grand, and several 9th
er rivers have overlooked their banks, doing
immense damage to the crops, and carrying
away bridges, &c. The worst consequences
are feared
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09

Samuel Harris, esq, one Of the oldest and
most esteemed citizens of Baltimore, died at
his residence in that city, on Sunday after
noon last, at the advanced age of 81 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09

Congress is impatient to be gone. 1t Is
now reported that the President disclalms
any knowledge of the object of Senator Big
Ter in proposing prolongation of the ses'
sion, and says that nothing beyond ordinary
legislative business could detain them here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09

The Senate has passed the Naval Appro'
pristiou bill with sn amendment authorizing
the construction of four steam sloops-of-wsr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09

The danger of approving, or countenan-
ing any such revolutionary proceedings as
have taken place in New Orleans, must
be manifest. Surely, crime and vice, in
the old cities of cur country, can be re-
pressed by the laws, and under the forms Of
law, in some manner or shape. Better to
bear ills, indeed, than to resort.to an usurpa-
ton of authority, and submit to power
above and outside of the law. There is no
safety in the transaction, and none in the
precedent. The example is evil and full of
peril.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09

Mr.. Lamb, one of the editors of the Nor
folk Argus, is the Democratic candidate for
Mayor Of Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09
ALEX ANDRTA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISRJU 1888

The Union states that an amendment has
been appended to the civil appropriation bill
now before Congress, which orders reopen
ing Of the accounts of the States against the
federal government for advances during tho
war Of 1912; and which, on new balances De-
ing found due to the States, on some dineren'
principle of calculation from that which was
adopted when the accounts were se.'.e -
many wears ago, provides fer the payment OF
these balances cut of the federal treasury.
It also says, chat the adoption of the pro-
pcsed mode Of calculating interest on these
long settled and forgotten advances, will pre-
duce balances 10 favor of the States which
will amount in the aggregate to sum sari'
ously estimated at from three to FIVE millions
of dollars" The Union pronounces this
scheme to be distribution in disguise" and,
Of course, calls upon the Democracy to op'
pose it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09
Eron, New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, June 7. Monday morning.
On Saturday, Mayor Waterman having his
life guaranteed, proceeded to the St. Charles
Hotel, wherc he met the members OF the
City Council, and was forthwith impeached.
The Council elected IL. NJ. Summers the
President of the Board of Aldermen, Mayor,
in the place of Mayor Waterman, resigned.
Col. Forno, Chief Of the Police, was dismiss
ed, and Col. jacques was appointed III his
stead. The old police force. was then reor-
ganized under Col. Jacques.
This morning 4. T. Turner and c. l..
Muzzy, reporters, were arrested By the Spe
cial Police of the city as dangerous charac-
tiers, and subsequently, liberated on parole.
Mr. Turner has however been re-arrested.
1t is rumored that the Sheriff has seized
the ballot boxes; if 20 there will be no cleo
ton to day.
The streets this morning arc seemingly
quiet, but no mans life Is sale outside the
different barricadcs.
An attack was made upon the Vigilance
Committee on Saturday night, during which
the Committee lost four men killed, and
twelve wounded by the accidental discharge
OF cannon during tho confusion.
New ORLEANS, Juno I, 10 i. M.-Thc
returns OF tie election show that the city has
gone for the American ticket. Gerard Stith
is elected Mayor by small majority.
The Vigilaut Committee men are still be-
hind their barbados, and not half OF them
have voted. They say they will carry out
their determination to free the city of ruhans.
There is great rejoicing in Lafayette
Square tonight among Stth's friends, and
the city is in a perfect uproar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09

The city of Troy, New York, with popu-
lation of thirty-fve thousand, owes debt OF
over one million Of dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
ALEX ANDRIA:

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1858.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09
Leaving deficiency On the lst day--
OF ApHi, 1875, OF. ........... Si5,O43 90

After absorbing the whole revenues 10 ad-
diton TO the unexpended balance on the LIST
January, 1857, Of $59,7 1853 &c, and the sum
Of 1850 borrowed during the year 1857.
Tne tolls for the month OF April and Nav
have amounted to 1864 &c, and if no ma
terra! interruption shall occur during the
p e5ent season, We cant, says toe report, esti.
mate the revenues for the remaining seven
months, ending in December, at more than
$4,000. 1t will require nearly the whole
OF this to pay the arrears due for repairs, &C.,
and current expenses in keeping the canal
in order to the beginning of March next. In
view, then, Of urgent necessities, the board
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09

We are likely TO have question with the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-12

.J,crsoy Miss. Jan ~, l-ae.
D., 4 " BaRsr-My DEAR fri'nd ! r.
a ,s,, bat have not With TX replied lei cor
owe sou an apology Since have heru her J
have been bisily employed night aud day. anil
now. whac am writing ct mr desk tie mem-
her, ar ,;ehaiirg sn interesting question. adif
the circumstance | can uoN say bat lliiif
bo,ue son Nj. Walker and your .soi llllc boy
are son. Ms dcar brother Dupuy j. RAPIDLY
sinking to the grave fear. with dysrIssn a'rl
| wish yon copid b. will him awhile. th'uh 1'
tonr .sill b. might ipe saved tu' # something b
10, .foalily s Dr. ior him ! think h. 'aiuahc
IT, win b. lost 10 The wn'd
Col Webb. 81 Paa,nioc |llle senator j. here
nnA ,rry bad % with bronchitis. ! have been
advising him. 80 soon a. hc Fairr- hamc % p.gf.
himslf un.lf yoBr curc. II be- does mol g.t t,-
lief sooa app'cloud Csc cough viii involve hlr
ia consumption.
We ar laboriue intensely on The t'odc. 5a'i
harn 10 Ct through in 1850 OF thac wecl. = nrh
ordinary and .pecml legislation Nay consume g %
ut thfis. So, B. mere. am getting very auAi"ts
tn e.t homc anl um vcry und Of legislation
hupe tlu viii frequently write 20 ~" as !
shall alvays leel dep interest IN Your welfare
Yon were during The time wis un1'r your car
ns kind fo me O., % sou could have hc'cn in iis
father tlink you weFe the means, uudr l'ro'l
dencr Of rcti ibe uo 81 distressing d's'1tsr arI
If saving ms Hi,, aud while isc shall hail
Sou FL efai,iH and 40 ciiouair remembrance
tive III, respect. 20 Nh. Walker, anil bces
me ce,r your grateful aud devoted friend,
jas l. M,1urw-.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-12
9tIetteS poetry
rxyCaaurvn1' WOODS,

Nv srr {, .'s .alsey simmer AMI the s'rsfon' Az
tsan = herr.
WAes tbs aiys arr warm IND sunny. and the n'sA''
arv long and clear;
When ,as forest, d,d their garments Of pale and Ia
I'D green.
AMI ~, "a imperial Jewels all Of gold and purple
skrsn:
rn~s. srsy-d like youthful monarel. ~ their sai'
ssa. robes Of state.
They .cem Ike nsssrr's prince While VITA "ea'''
and -onl. sass.
Ashley play with .por'ng breexe- 'h'J n'erfly '''
and .inS.
Tin ~ ~,.a. al VOID. Ia chorus make the buy
e,hos- ring.
ia, i. the d.. os sam,ner and pa, the scofeh
ing heat
And ill Tiny fear s~; wH'er cor he comes ~'h 'i7
~ feet.
And ever the earth around Us, and ~ to To brave
fi,asc.
Saarh, Is heard la, jsyoas music naugAt il @cn Boz
lie and ,gye.
Above u. .ing- tic .iylirk. ffan the nssd9H' l'po
tho gratis.
And from N ,as nnf.,ed harn aoor coses the seiHi
Of faae aiii..
Growing mellow Ia the d.s,ines Il heard TIE a5'ea'
horn
AL. ell. tho buy reaper. b eui the is.sied corn
And ben the crested ariny 6. laid Is the .etl' Nv
Through the sunset haze q Aei1mu toward. lamt
III bands ,hes 60.
anai,ua through tie golden starlight ard very shefa
NC ram.
viii the saand II H..ith and dintag !. beard TIE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-12
A PRAYER

80 ,',on iai hoasc.i pn.er, uoio THIS ..4u ID
re-b come. - Psg'm' Ky %.
pailer divine to thee.
Ia this. tn hely solen,a autumn time.
IT, -osl. snew w,aid eon-crr,,e be-;
w ans ny hnfs my ni-hs4 l h ,blnr.
LIT every s,1rm b. stayed
Zach .iirot q seia u rare forgotten BE-
" heart M more oi earthly VI. 1frdl.
i'e'lgn, i III H. tho
Calm iiNl Of peace.
q bless N, soul once NOR seicomt guo.i
BID zach nude chord Of worldly passion ccaae
Mud sorrow trag no NOR lt'd,rk mrc
Thou .s,fc whom
Tic rur,~' ans'l ,y'i- Nj. radiant f4sr;
+ r'ec, TIE Heb ihe Hot, one | eamc
ibplng f,r strength ft mere, saa ~ s,ase
Thou VIA Dot sc
The agony a human heat can bcir;
In iowlinc,- Yield /, Thy deere.
Ia lanel.nc.s be4ccch Thy hand % spir,.
Weary Of lifc tho wounded siiri, 6iia,i
tet bins 10 epnhienfe beneath Thy rod
Tbr hqas VIII come, when. flc'sl from earth
restraints,
Ny soul sasl! Anes s'cc nearer. eh niJ G ID
A lis,.s WY
s, reaches onward 10 hi. human .,fif,
siu~ on ". .,aI. iar aa eternal lay
shall consamti,e tic cll,s % mpft,l TIE.
in.sr'.s, thaagh ny prayer
Ny hear, it. future state resiru' 10 thee
Il hu, thy favor lny .eoh /, share
S) lot, whi, here. can never hopeless b..
faint MT. NOT weary II
~ s"frrs ceases when the goal i' wpn
v add with joy he what thou makc~' me
E.,hsr IN elrth. a. helyen tiIy VIII b done.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-12
PROPOSALS FOR ri RlISlll\G
THE TEXAS FREE MASON.

'cllE undersigned proposes 20 publish m thu
! town Of Ru.k Cherokee county, a ncwspa
per devoted to the interests Of the Masonic Fra
icnuity, There il no State IN tie Mon where
rhcr Is so large a portion OF Nasons 20 ih,
population as IN Texas, and yet among All tn,
varied publications in the state thcfc Is nonl
devoted Ia the interest Of those connected by tn,
timc-honnrcd and beautiful mystic tye
In consideration Of thcsc facts, It has beer
suggested 10 Ms 10 make the publca'pn desired
and it Is thought that no locality Is better sailo,
to the enterprise than this the center Of Tho
most popnou' counties and perhaps Of the Ma
sonic interests In eastern Texas
The paper will be published monthly on {
double royal sheet, in octave form, at - pei
annum, in advance. IT, typography will b'
eqnaled 10 that 81 any periodical in the South
New material will be employed in IL publication
For is editorial matter aud contributions, th,
hes, Masonic talent in the State viii be engaged
aud for It's literary and lighter reading. have w
facilities which cannot lai 10 make tha, depart
ment exceedingly interesting and acceptable t.
the family circle.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-12
rf.ff,x vrrC PHYSICIAN.

,a,uE CITIZENS OF JffftR-pN IN.
surrounding country are respectfully in''fin''
,hat Dr. \. NJ. Walker has coated ~ , ..a.
Mace where he VIII pEaciicc upon the u l''''' ,
E,LEcTIc PRINCIPLE. using rf.neilai,
he Botanic or Vegetable Meilclnas in TIE iFga'
men, al Acut, pisnS,s. and Natures Great Gu
ra,i,c Aren't. WATER IN Chronic Di-eass-
par,icul.lrl, IN Rleamaiisrl. Nervous Aihctioir
lpii.al Disease. pyspepsia, lang Disease. -efoi
MA rcg,ale Diseases, and indssd almost ever
form Of d-case Water properly administered B.
an ipf,,lible remedy ftr Chronic Iharrhn'a Tar,
iicuiar attention gwen 70 Ulcers ou The its anl
Varicosc Veins. WITHOUT c0NftNtNtSr. Nis'
~ ranc,rap. Affections he can be found a'
the civ II osei. jefferson a vi times When not
rr.s.s ssonally absent.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-12
brass AND IRON NDRl

~ Sliittf fibhlf lAt
~ W JONES. proprietor % the Bfa~ a
!. aud I,oa tpnJ,Y has determined e %
to pat down tie prize Of castings sucha W
CRATE bars anil giu gearing to lhe iow figure ol
j cents pound also the Hall q Spear pillow,
improved ~. und 2 to - 20 and IS 0p thn
Scooter plow improved at % cent. only
Ne Is also prepared TO do any Kind Of ma
chinory thai the country may want iu work
maHlike manner
lie has on hunl Iron railing Of beautiful pat
terms for galleries, grave Enclosures, dc. Also
metallic packing second hand boiler and steam
Circular saw mills made 10 ORDER aud OH kinds
II machinery repaired.
forms viii be- made To sul purchaser, hy their
giving good cry acceptance on any r. pon-ihle
hole.
T. ". JONES
Shreveport sept. q ls.is. mol II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-12

JOSEPH Bhrli'rpl.p make superior uiai
- rl.A,-, and q, low prices, They can be iouud
Of MI -izs n, Mr. Evers store in Marshall
When orders can be hen Cor any particular kiml
req,ird They will be- made at short notice.
March IT,. -. No as-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-12
CLOTHING STORE.

ollll Nj oltf.
- PlIktN. % amt - Camp Street The sub
Ia 'seuher - fet~ifiug hf every steamer irnn The
Nlrh J,reci lfan lis manuiacl1rY, large aeccsSion-
20 bis already desirable stock Of
rLornING NNp GsNt's FURNISHING coons.
Also HIy.' and ouih-' Cla'hing Philadelphia SOLE
heather 'rrank. Nritse- Umbrellas &c.
The ahrse GOOD, are got up expressly tor The He
"a lfair =.
STRANGERS Visiting tee city. lre invited ia call
spi examine sincL before purchasing elsewhere
UONY FORGET TIIE NJ NBER.
RI rkIN,
" ~ aud - Camp street,
NlaF ag 50 80 rs ly. NEW GaLss'r
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-12
Shreveport Advertisements.


giLsY srnEEg. sHEEsErnEr. "a.
~ The Undersigned having purchased Che
I'M, large aud convenient ihFc-siury h.ies
.E.4A buildinv 20 iayoabiy known 10 to- pnh,is
as ilia Al.fan iiou-.. !. uoN thoroughly uIa.1t
Ing and sitting nap ancw. and pledge himself 10
par, s.ifhcr pains nor expense TO maxi 4 "a hrsi
Glaze hotrl auj r,nflsr biz ghosts comfortable.
7. u PONE III. Proprietor.
October e. lass. BON
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-12
NcItSOM, " NrNWcN ~ co..
Successor :" Richard Patrick A Go >
241 Pearl Street, NcW-York.

NpoRt Frs and wholesale dealers in foreign snd
/ domestic lnriwafs. Guns Pistols, aud heavy
eussis
le-epi Tsrrat, waleerhampon, Enga john
Neiisnu. New Irr.ey Jcfeaiah VI. Nariwell. Wal.
ter fult- jr' i,mes Z Patrick, New York
Ma, -. '5s. Ne . ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-12

iapenrANr orrrsl1os n ~reGrly Ga
the y'h II October. DR. II. " Estill an
ACCOMPLISHED surgeon Of Lexington. Va.
performed a Surgical operation. in which
iucssions were made through the skin
and flesh. without pain TO the patlcn, by
slmplc causing current e electricity
70 pass through the Knife into The body
n the patient at the moment Of ineision
The local inscnsibli'y thus produced is
as complete aud cileetual IA that caused
by the administration oi cllorofor,n or
ether, while the dangerous consequences
sometimes resulting from their use are
entirely avoided
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-12
p9cw Orleans Advertisements
p,per.Haugiug. Paiats, Glass, aud
Water COIOrs.

p,psr.Hangiug. Paiats, Glass, aud
Water CoIOrs.
Vevwan's. Reeres a. Sons, Acher'1dn s.
and Osjorne's.
rlsr received. lazy. .ipck " the above color,
j ia r,srs and 30 Mahogany and Rosewood mi,r-
,,il, lark. aud keT- Also. Gsrnah toior- ~ eahe-
aud hosrs fee ssso inrni
Oh color. To- tuls.- English and Amrnean.
Canvas. iaf portraits 10 lrsm-s of -,ln 10 i1h,"
CANA. IN fall. from 70 to 10 inches wIde.
Sir,ieher, for csnyasrs. Of all .ikrs
iu dez IN. .shlr and ca mel hair pencils.
100 raini and ,srnish brushes. all sses
40 packsers gold md silver LEAF;
inu bundles dutch metal. white and yellow
lin iu 10 sheets and book.
Tn.ri Of all the usual coips.
French and AMERICAN
pnpcr-01nngimgs. BORDER. Deco.
rntiOWs, etc.
Doors, Window sash, and Blinds Of al sizes and
description iur sn'r risap
WIDOW GLASS, de.
sc,o ha,e. AMERICAN Window Glass. sll -sc.,
t7ln dn Foolish spd French from S. 20 90 s0,3o .
30 Hshi. O. Piair Glass
lgu de,r. douhi- ihi-k American. stlo to t0si6.
IlHp light calpfei ria.s
inu Giafir7 diamonds
so bundles rlafirf uhs
10 tens White Lad iu = tn 70j n hers.
$40 cani-irr. and .es coofrd taiuis ~ ounce 20
lui pound ,aekaers
erru III. Gne ffenrh green dry sni ground ia oil .
ifrn hh'. whiting mud Paris white, Enelish Nrue
nan Rel and yellow 1cbm
Paint Mills ~ all .tgrs and -trry article usually
kepl Boo a lniui u ami clpr store. ~ 10 no ieHnl 90
Il CLANNDN'S.
MAY - sly - 'aHtl #. \ oaran..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-12

HHVA H"at ~ " y 80
ion were during The tine was un|r your carr
rs KIND to me d ''n eoala nave t'',''h !" '''
father ilinh yoh "efe We means N''ff '''f
dencr Of rrlia'lng ine Of disin-'ne us ', n'S,
SON IA grateful and 40 ciiona'r reu'HinuT
tive ny nsspcris to Nh Walker, anil bclw'r
me cs,r your grateful aud voted friend,
jas. 1. M,rurws.
INFLAMM fTloS or THE Elt~
'pt. IL Ia certify t}ai INV Titl, ,iangltff q BE-
!. ursr, five ,eaf4 oid. became afflicted with
Inflammation al the ,,c4 In the wear l-af. .uf
e,r,.I mos jntolcr,,l,lt. could not hcai lie light
Of dty. We rnu,lay,l The pli,.ielers Of Hfena.la
and couuir, bnt thcy maar nu otter failure
nenp alarmed ahou, her condition apprrheui
II, ter t,,l,.. tl,rsli.t pr rrnner ai Nl.pphis
ts'', l.'.,..,.,.,, A., l,a.r N In Walker and tbr
0'' .i' l'l ,','..l..fi .,r.. bs had pera,rued.
..,,, a. III, and la "a tat, yscels iad her .afi
81. - =, ,,.n ah.rt h, l,e a,tsoe sun
MY, rlc Amt. ~ the tranifnant w,r most
'f,an, l'.', St.,r A. ONr,t.
.lenr..r,. Carroll county. NJ.
Wb,n a,,ie A ci.ilr began h. ,dfer fom .l.
digestion ar dyspepsia. which iueiesol as arr
sdyanaeJ hitting aud throw ing W. c,cf,th.uq
atr p.,Sl an lhe AGENTS advised u, the 10
t,u,c ni,, 4iri,ns. IS iihout the desired cfllot After
hpdlp,, it,t vomanhuld married VA slapa'hic
,f,y.ie.nn. vha d,ael me Wni calomrL BBc
Mae &c for m4ny ycaia i diaase stiii 10
ct,a'i'g' n''' s.'''e l'.l. w..
ahu'u1 WIN =. -"''t =, ~. - w..
hs" ih'f''''" 70 '' t'''
n'' "ehlS al 'l IN NJ "'' a. .,,o''..'., II,
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th' o@oHn WV "as n 'l'.,''ii.'' ''I' ".r
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poi"A'''' 'Al''.',' N'' a,'.' "1
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eW'ta&t" m' ~ ',"' Ia
lnai inc h'"i"'s' aD''''"
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VI" treatment "NNi "' ""'"' w
'N' hoNu',. WV wv
sym V'NN' ~ 10 y ''' WV ''3 e.l W. .
S'"l' NY WOVEN T ,ti
'f''','N' i'"' NY, ". 80 -,
naNe "eh ~ ptM' N.".'"
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ch'ls' "u' ''V" ,,'', ,,i.,.,,b,,', +, ,l,c
continue" 49, I've" ''''.'' .,,.,i KILN,
te',n,e 81 P"s ''"''' WIZ ,'' ai + 49,
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oar t,r nstvtr,
H., .or,nnt iii If nins became perG.rtly
-, T., ~ r,,tt, n Ma, ie5-. bnd 10 conGnc
brr in eb,ins Im,loy,d the mineral ph,.irians
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-12

NJ. Smith, you said yon oiliciased in
. pulpit do YOU mean by that YOU
pr~arlrd,r
"Nn, sir held Ugh; for man that
did
Al. ti,e cour, understood yon diiIcg.
~nily. They supposed that The discourse
came from yon."
NO. sir only threw light on it."
No levity, Mr. Smith. Stand down. .
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DUNN 4 EITCHiE.
RECEIVING. FoRW ARDlNG
tNra-
Grocery Merchants.

eifi,fi ilNifl IA.
DFSPECTFTLY reiafn ihauks 10 their pat
IL r0u. and friend tor Vi" l5cal pa'ronage
bestowed upon tbs "a during ihe past two s..snr.
trusting TINT iheg wlii merit a continuance 81 the
same az ihc miup Then Nanhoa-s. 8. thr
lost mi ,.,set 10 lhe place, and being entirely
detached ald built of iacombn.tihlc maternal ilc
danger f1m aTc Is mecll le-senod. iSstRtNa.
ean l- elected at b.. tate than ia nay other
Wapelasc 10 The place They are prepared 90
o>tenl ibcif usial facilities to cusioincr. and
fats.
Shreveport Oct. G. u.s. Gy
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Twelve birtts were reported IL ilcfsr
9 ximhslf's fauiIy, q. Salt Lake, on the
hi II tn l.iL nit,
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:St.c there exclaimed returned
.i~h spIdNS b gaping crowd, as he
axi,skit~d with seine pride, his tall hat
~ n .allet holc IN it. Look ut that
ish.. will you You sec that If il had
!. ~ . ksr-ss,wncd hat should have
en- killed putriaiA Y
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Drrgs, Medicines. Chemicals,


IIONLId q BUCkNER Successor To- j \
IL Howell a Col Eets,,ing, Iatuifdise End asa
m,stian Ny,imsfs asi ncnef0i bru,sfs. uNrf Ware
hans~. Steamboat i4sndiue,I Shreveport. Lpupiaun.
NOV % lsiT II Is
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NTT- ~ ~ NJ
Lisa, a servant rirl Of mina, became perfectly
insnnc in the month II MAY So; had 10 coullne
hcr IN chime fmpoycd tie mineral physicians
and used various l,eianio remedies without i'm
proving her condition in the lcaoi then wrote
10 Jackson 10 know il | could get bcr in the asy-
Inn hu, did not mccod. then applied TO br.
Walker, whs made It yield under water treatment
in shor, time tbs effects OF the water were
most astonishing .-hc Is now well and doing
good service. Jas. tHonfN.
,hougolo. Miss. Airil s, less.
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Having becn intimately acquainted ~tE pr
A. ". Walker for nearly two year.. have nese'
sAs1, in him nor heard sentence uttered by hin
that was 'hs least nuchase or unrcrinNl,
think him gentleman. and bis wife rciinc,
lady. In thc treatment Of disease | think hi'
system superior to any and b. i most slalin
and successful practitioner VI has Effected The
mnsi astonishing cure Of a case 81 iirop-y on
negro man for Inc which had been giscf
over for los' lay all the physicians here d,epl,
r,gfrt hi. determination To change HE residence
and recommend him and his family to the kin,
regard, Of these smong whom be- may locate.
Middleton july Is, So. JoHs T. PALMER.
Jefferson. Texas Oct. a. lss- Gy