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DR.. 8. I. LASKY,
Physician, SaFgeoA and AccOH her,
Washington Street, b1tweea Essu End Second,
NEEPHIs, TENS.
Osos h9srs fam = o'oiooE A ai. Epd fI,m 70
cfcllck z. NJ


FTNa ANEFTL Tor The kIld pz'rlusrs heretofore ex-
Il teniel % me- tsEe psaEurH % ilf1rm my custom
ers a11 the public u general, thar 90 my IN entior
i1lfeFe ~ 2 = , f1s bssl rs7a-ti. and ihs J an
err ads o ~ na D. M cases of Internal and eNterus
dfesses, sad tla pr PARED uldrtzEe the rnssi
dielu 11srzti1us and soc1l1hm nts and that O. not
TO os-- OF any prelzratlu u mercury u disease.
wtst~rrr. r. Hn
ssc7s iises1s AZ cur-d IN ~ o. a Hseshpd - such
uI1u- a. nlr , l-e-r With fhs bu>iness of the pa
tislt. ant that 10 nst any m-FCury IN the treat
ID -t o. ths sane
Per The llr-i1z- Rh-1u1.iszl. A-thriiis, EeuraEis
Asrr 1z Head llls = lols A. RzraF-is DTsp=ps ia,
I1rpiitv on -= i-lr- siasi Carvstrre and WeakHes-
Uirrnf Diseases HOP. TIllr AIhus OF white Swell
inz- D,1flrss vel al leases Of fhe E-e snd Ear
Auau7rrh1as Ctqrs, ste-iIity, Sp-rmzt1rrhoez, kc.
g. % e~ discse t1Et - alre entire regulation o.
ta d- AS tss AtaEBsto-Electrir
7stl-nti Which L u1lreTssy known f1T its practos-
tI1tv
Afler p-aotlns of ten rs4rs as siaH Physician and
pract1r ~ several h1suiiais IN Germany and eight
yars prsce ln fhs Unltei sfaies nv rrputaton Is q
p LTsi6an- TH a1d Ar1oughsr is suficieBty estzb-
islei ~ o USE 70 f1rther comment.
dsel'-daTiy Dr. R. I. 1AsET.
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he splendid LOE-Pre.sars Ohio and Mississippi Nal
Sleaner
@OufHEhNsR-.-... ". TRIPLETf Msster-
HTILL lesve Memphis ev'ry FRIDAT El8ak
w EVENING at o'ciack. pis lively. y s.-sIri1i
taxing fretght and psssengsrs for en- st,I ltft
way lanfings, arrTing a. LouisFfla 90 -
ttse for the MONDAY Horaing Nail Boats % Clncinnsu
-. memo D. rai-osc 70 al Essteru towns and cities
which thrsuch tiotets Wiu BE- given
Also lnaEe eose onrnecfons With ths Illinois Cenfra
AAiroad and Nal hosfs = Wound CITY snd Cairo for
sashviiie End rrunesz.s river
the soutn.rner - IN splendid running order. havis-
un Lpofnashly re1aire .rsf7rnlshrd, &C. Per ocera
afe A. e1perienoed boatmen Who viii pay every al en-
wa y tse safety eort and plea sure of their passen
E1rs- For plan of cabin see
JAS ?. SMITH AEert
No n hosbF 4 Huut's Rock.
A. T. LAvALLETTE 4 CO..
aeci SIX Frruf ~
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Transportation.
Tor Bix Hatchie Rjyer-

Wnl make Regular Weekly Tripa1
JOAN % ARc.....--.-.----JSO- DEAEIs0. Master.
TTTHIs fne steamer VII uake reEular GnnAk
Il trips betWsf Memphis and B0iFar, ~ -ts-.-.Sf
coumeuciug on the q frst rise Of The river - 49,
anf continuinR throughout The sasson. -
For frsight sr passaEr appiy On board or %
Wv. HODGE CO., Asuts.
feco-fawff As pr.rf uo-r
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CORNER OF CHICKASAW AND IACKNtA-SfE. .,
NTOmI31adS, T0nns-
II EAER IN Ale, Porter Cider and Wines Of Al kinda
IL aanuf1ciure - the celebrated establish
t. the United States FOR sails, Wholesale Retail.
Prom ne lsnE experce N the business Twelve ysars Cf
which has ben Ia the city of hemphis a Ter lyse
With TIE Euarsnfy hAEa had from cid custou1sEi
that ny eIerii1ns have been Appre-iEicd b. ther.
juys0 ds~Iy JACOB BEcHroLD.
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We are aufnor1-t 20 anrounce FRANCIS BAUGH as
canddate unity trustee OF shelby county al the
ensuing March eiec in. oct2I-tes
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FOR COUNTY TRUSTE

WEare authorized % announce JAMES g. FELTs .
candidate for reelection % the Coe Of 8nerd, at the
ensuing March election octf
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KKPENprTrREs

INCOME FOR The TEAR 1855
AMOUNT Of Premiums reoeiFJd during year sss 201 IS
" Interest 2sT s.
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9rOfcsslonal Gar0s.
INn n TR0rrER

A TnORNET At Law. Austin Tu1ica county. Mss,
II Ell attend 20 the payment taxes redemption q
laad elheT rts-1i sod for tarss "a WI promptly
stenc = the exam instuu q sc utrs 10 ths oouniies
cfTanIca C1ah3ala B5,ivsr and Wa-hlugtan.
frus-fHufu
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=, 8 o . . p C 8 08,l8 . . . 8 8
go Oais oaI's ools osso . Is % . o. 8 .
40 eo.Ia 6o.i4 % . Ool5 % 81 IS q 50 81 50
$ Os q CO.'S Ooi8 % = OoS9 OoE7 . 8 % Is %
56il ~ s. y Ool8 % as % IS . a 50 81 90
b 90 e. 81 ooal . . Oa50 o o5s 8 20 %
5 sofs o 3 81 o IS % o Oo5s ss q 50Ii9 81
s CO.'S = s5 ooso @ % % 50 % q % Is % l15 %
~ oas saqare, rensvaae 'sssEy, PER annuzn. go o
twice week. " 90 %
6 I've squares, renewable weekly, per annu1, 50 90
o.. " tE.oea week, - 50 o.
n AN savertsezcuzs rsguirsd q Be Kept on ssooad
peEe, CHARGED As NV EACH DAT, and on third psEe
e. afvsnce CFoE STATED rate
- Adrcrtiseuenis directed 10 Be displayed or set In
4IEs tyFes efarsed RoCBIE rstss
- Eearlv lrerflsers Vi b chHrE-d extra for oocu-
egg spare over oo--rsct, snd vhen LARsE TYPE
q rcd g. be Hs he advertisements kept inside
~ Yearly advertisers VIII be chs-Eed EXTRA st regular
ulss for Esnls, Rsnfs, Removals CopartHershiP No
- TKAssIzEr ADrERusrse nUsr BE PAID FoR
~ ADVAECE-
- No advertisement WI spPsar In The weekly paper
- adrsrtissnenfs t5 bs inserted IN the Hoekiy paper
uny. i-eCuisr iscrraIs tn ether % the papers vi
Be -harEsd e. per =gHzrs for every Insertion.
~ AnncuncnErE nll1stes fer State County and NJ
nicai Once S eaeAs % Be paia In sev1noe h every
~ Al ldyertisszsnls fo- Chrrasse Iastitutions.
te Ccupsr-es Wzrd, I0sn, zud 0lheT Puhic Meetings
70 BE- charFef hzIf rrice
~ EHrrlazss aRd Deaths published a. news; bat
ohusres. Erutes Of Respsct ard Funeral IavitAtiors
. cher sdrertisar1eHts-
~ An LsEz szd Transient Advertise1asais VIII Be
~ EditoriaI Kettles tn Local csluH win be charged
- cents per line
- No deducion or vsrission wiz Be msde from the
ECIANkHAN. TscUsBsf.z DrLL
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We authorized 10 annQunoe Rev. IAAhS
WALKER a. = candidate for CouEty Trustes of Shell
osuniy At The ensutnS March eection. sn-z2-tss
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&ruit Grfrs & Sbrubberp.
Choiee Fruits of AII -Kinds-

FTruE subscribe Pas on hard The sr-s-te5.f- "a
Il tou of 6KEES-HOUsE PLANTS UE%-
MENTAL eHRrBS and FVERGR sENs -f -- -sn
description togethsr with the most srfa-s-. -
oo-ectl'l of FAUlIs q al de-c-iDtiau9. BUL8IFs
ROOTS. FLOWER SEEEDs and lU ulrtliri l. Z n. F--,-
Nursery ousi7ess Al 0riers alf-es-e1 o. -hs-rrl %
signed Box i63. VII -eclivs prompt att1Hti. rs
Nursery On Horn LaEs Rad teft hard .i1sl Ia miles
from Ga
q. RI. WTe tT..
oct11-Ff- w.-..
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Nlartb GltttlOn.

For Register, TipfOn County.
NE are authJriz'd % announcr ISA &C ". re CRNAGE
oa1i tte for Register Tpon COUNTY a. me ensuing
htr-n election Ilr2g-iavTtss
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TE0EE3 3PaTHICs PHTTGIAN AED SURGEON.
\ isl =Eta infr ne citeens a. Memphia an its W
on ~. that he bas ooaief hiusfif a. The southeast
csT1e- of EnlOn srff Sso5Tf stress
oi7e h71rs Unti - coc IN De morning. Eee1 I2
and a. nocn .ard h-t reeas ana = n de evening.
REfE EEEcEs-7I1 1dgs Sas rkees GOV. BIown. q Aiss-
Eeatu Z itch ~ 81. q ch sTiestu 8 G.; Dr. HesinE
4 Lilp q Fhila ePkias ana Dr. Caspian o. B9uiSslHe
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We are authorized and requested % announce z
H0LLEN BECK candidate fsr the ufos Constable
TIE Finh Civil District al tAo ns hsrsh slec-
lion. tI4-tes
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Carriage 8tpositurlrs.
CsaRSOH'S
PUMP SHOP,


Ou OeGCbO DBI6ct1
BETWEEN UNION AND BEAL.
T7HE undersgnsd would respectfully inform ths sit-
gas q Memphis and ITS vicrf-T, and his numerous
customers living AZ distncs ihe country for their
past patr0aare bis linz business, watch business
has hitherto been dre 70 the 1ufacturnE and put
ting The Char Pump si1ne and sii selisving hen
to Be- the pump use whs madeof got materials
and property put up land TIE DOT 80 uaae
and pat up) however there are places where the
Chsn Pump canzot b. used also pcrs yet living
of the HOldei tins y h0 still thirk trat there
other Pumps IN use superior 70 the Chain Pump have
determined 10 sccommodate the OF By putns up
Or shipping 20 orier, any iad q Pump that THIS
ket can fu uish. have therefor. mploygd rxperi
enced workman, lately fr ne Elsi, Eho Ni attend 20
patting up and reparinE al kin3< o Iron Pump. re
win also DO every kind Of PLUMBING, al of which
VII warrant; and when say warra' [, ! mean shat
say and -Ay what mean.
Itave In thelast year attached machinery 70 uuul-
Der Of my Chan-P Pumps via enfire slccess. have
also uscd arEe Ralance-whteis on Hand Chsin-Pumps
with ecus suoosss In one have used the ueisd
LinkChAn turued Button which iz quite expensive,
but il fsdeth not away
"MULrUH IN PARvO"
I have recently invented a CHAIN PUHP-BOX, en-
bfacing oop ts separate aad d Chain PumIs
intend d fr double ienem-ns (snd doubls prcf, two
persons drsw wster from this box the
having Win each oher Whatever beng no
hole ft IN The Fartiton val fence, large eu0uh
uTcnin doy ezt chi ken. 70 crawl sr0n
ysri q the other. would refer ynu eraiug the
Pump, 70 P. 6. Binsham 81 J. 3 Aerriasn 4 Go
". CARSON
Sian prepared 70 ship Pumps on orders in short
nCtos. Up dJvn, east zt Of the Mississippi river
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GBt Mfmpbls 5ppfal,

? RUBLIsE 80 DAILY, TRI-WEEKLT AND WKBKLT,
No T. h'cLAEAEAE, IE0EIDAs TRoUsDAI
FrFJAMTv y. Dill,
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WILLIAM NORM A-r
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baltimore and ohio
AR@H7
II A j J. II % "A Id

~ - = - ~ ~ - IL
THIS Roaa runs from Wheeling 70 Bsltuo-.. nv
i mies and TO Washington, 200 mles) and presents
the fullest advantages both freight and passenger
line It runs through wiid and romantic rsg5n- og ~
Aegheniesi and benz soiidly oonstructed compulsory
eqaipped and carefully managed q ths uozt ~
rscfive and safest Railroads IN the United st.f-s ~
Central Ohio Rairoad from Columbus md Eanesvle n
Weesns unites this rOad with all portious % the
ard Southwest
LOUIsvILLE and ST. LOUIS 70 TIE NATIONAL ME-
rROPoLIs sold By This road. which runs ar-ct e
more Il Is also ths only ns b. which baggage can b
checked 20 Washington frum the Ohio river.
Lf-B5 the MAIL ROUTE from Aempbss. t.ks the nal
steamers running daily for Louisvis Connecting tb
vita mail steamers Jefer-onvile Railr1ad FOR Cpc.-
nsti where they arrive % connect With the cas d
Little Miami Rallroad for Columbus Connect NJ fbs-
With Central Ohio Railroad through Newark and Esn~s
vie wheeling. ~ the express train Of this routs
the sine from onoinnati 70 Baltimore and Washlngtob
Orr sura 20 ask sor ssss by ne Rasnor. and oho
RsiiToad Rsute.
IP-PasseDssrs frOm Memphis sOsns Kast thrsurh 81
Louis bay Tkrough Tckrts By tha Baltimore sn Cho
Railroad mis- route lays through Vinosunes Tsa Haufs
Iniianapos, ETC., 70 Whselng, the ono md
Eissssippi and oonnnectinx Roads These oonnsriors
an drect and the time from 81 LSuls 70 Batiro-s
Washngton h bat shout "a hours Throurh ricxrf.
b his route may he had of The Agent under the Plan
BAltiI1ore SIS % washington s2s.
Al Whosing the passenger lakes the superior ears Of
The Batiuors AM Ohio Railroad GThich eavs thr 60.
daily for Batimore WashinstoE Phiadeiphta and ~,
YORK Thruugh IN Is OF ~ hours includng stoppag.s
fnr -1rctTr sf rEuaTltTs beauty q he country
c1mfart this rsad t. seoond 20 nnue n TIE non
FRElGHTS. - This company possesses the Isrrest
equipment % anT Raroad n The United States and :
prrparet 20 do Immense business In transportaton
TIE mad makes immediate conuection AZ The wharves sd
Iu the str-es gf Batimore with the Railroad Phsd
pha AL New YORK, steamers II Ericsson and BALT1r
1-onE sTEAmsUIP Lines, By Canal and Sea 70 NJ
York and BY NcrchAnts' and Eners' Line 20 Boston
st-am-rs V NorioiE. Charleston, Savannah, &c FT
particulars. freight tarid uopcs which nay Be- I'D
% The ForEarns Houses In th- vest or o. J. B. FsRD
ssoeiving and Forwsriing AgsHt a Wheeling.
WM. 8. WOODSTDB
Hsster o. Transportation. Baltiul1r=
THOUGH TICKETS, Allowing the holders % stop e.
say point, and resume their seats at pleasure nav b
pur-h --d 81 the C0mpsuy's One. No. IS Jsdtrsou
street. doors East ef the C1lercaI Hotel Memphis
June26-ly Wh- NOAIG. AEsnt.
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ron CONSTABLE.

J. n SAINT is a eAndidats for the once Of Oonstabi
At the next election in March n the Foureeth Civ
Dfrict- sugfF-tee
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STATE OF PENSsYLvANIA
COUNTY OF BRADFORD.
Francis Tyler. President and Jchn E. Canded Secre-
tary Of the Farmers Uuiou Insurance Company being
severAiv dnly sworn depase and saw and each fr hn
self says that The foregonE true fun and correct
statement Of the ana Of sad ooOrtion and thai tsy
are the above described eai ers thereof
FRANCIS TYLER, President.
= = CANFIBLD Secretary.
Snosoined sna sworn before his, 2E'h say - Jan
uarT. A. D., 1887. ] B. REEVE Up
STATE OF TESEEssEE, CoMPTRpLLER's OFFICE,
NAsHTfLLE, December S, 1857.
ms = 70 oertyi hist ths Farmers Union Insurance
uoHpsny, located Il Athens in the stats Of Pennsy-
Fana has COMPILED with al ne requirements of an act
passed BY the General Assembly Of the state OF rsnnes
see IN March, 1856, entitled "An Act to regulate he
agencies of Insursnoe Comp incorporated by the
STATE o. Tennessee" and that " MILTON and s
PUTNAM are the legally authorized Agents OF sad Com
pany IN the t0vn Of Memphis State Of Tennessee
dscal-im O LUTTRELLs Comptroller.
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SnnT1, nTYnN.

A fH0RSETs AT LAF AND SOLICITORS IN CHAN
n CHHTs uThis. reun. VII pm toe their prnfes-
l'n 1 AZ fhe rs hsi 10 he cts uf Ncmphis. an The
s-re1e ani ? Ts C-urts At JACK on. Prompt stten-
q q g = o a af-1s for c scti1n trusted 20
"a N tdcs E7st daor - tie le.t, ~ stairs IN ths
walker Hilak n zin street fnus-tF
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Aaster o. lraIs pgrtafi0n. Halriu0rs
THOUGH TICKETS, Allowing The holders % stop e.
ay point, and resume their seats at pleasure nav b
lr-h .--i at the Compsuy's One. No. IS Jsnfrsou
tret. doors East of The O1llercia1 Hotel Memphis
Llleah-lg VIZ. MnAIN- AEant-
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KnEREE

nR = sLE0GE has retarned from New YORK
u after - etoe d nine ulo1fhs and has efcted
eolle astalldlg cures t1 that CRY He has takeH
e,- at D 81 MJlTs7 street be Hea Nain and second
streets "a viii the pra-tice o. Medicine where
he has Tor sac ~ oaeBrz- c5llpolat- o. CALI at
te1el q, ~ night As be iatenis locsting perBs
le1ur IN Nsuphis. ani FROM The great success he
ha4 D. ihe treat enl 0f te various "a eases thinks
hs 80 lul1 ha7e itrsl ztr11ag from ths citizens Of
Memphis fans div
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MEMPHIS WHOLESALE
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY AND CANDY
M RTT1 A ftFunDU

n KELLY Wosid respectfully "fnr "a his friends md
Os the public generally that be maDufaotures daily
al his stand, dne and large Of eycry.ninE
10 his line Vhich be W sell as they bought
snywbere else ard wsrrantsd gerers sstisfao
fresh q KELLE'S,
asSs-lTd No. e. EgEsrd's Bow, EsnEhis, Fsn.
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n ETFFFNFR. m.

rs EETnUE Z TETLnR has assuciated With hin
IL bis bntBtr D. ~ Y TAYLOR. Jr- They onsi
tbsir ssrsioss - tde Fahifo. = a
uQ-icc Ql GouFt stEegt squth side 81 the Square
taui-sua
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ASSETS.
Cash on hand and on deposit..-... sIs,ls7 %
Cash In the hands OF AEents and IN
csrurse o. trans mission sscur.d BY
Blnd with surettes. 65T p
Fifty-four Bonds and hariEaErs. at
and 7 per cent lutervst, A.
mounting 10 The aggrarats ro.... I5l 1IB 90
which mortgages are en- valua-
be and pro tuctive resi- estafs
princiDAlly farms rtcorfei snd
arst liens, worth genarally doahle
the amount, and N IRE thsn mort
ENEed for IN each ctse and 10 10
ease less than so per csnt. more.
exclusive Of farm buildings and
50 certihed By the Reoordrrs
where recorded. T. the Auditors
sf the States OF Ohio and Illinois.
Nineteen Bonds. int'est per cent,
security amp'e, amounting 10 the
Aggregate tO..-s................ a. esi %
Bilis Receivable, viz: Promissory
Rstes, psyabie on demand. 4 500 %
Cash due from responsible parties
on dsmAnd.................-- I,s53 a.
Interest sccrued and principally
due, payable Jas. D, iS57........ H. Os5 IS
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A TT0RhFEs At Law n1noss No 25s Main streef
"A over B7asenfs Eussc Store Memphis Tenn., and
Herns1ltc, Dests county, Kiss WI Etfe1d proTnptlT
- Ell oeei11E ard 1siness entrusted 70 them West
Teunesses sa1 ls1rfs EfssisstprI-
REFEn To-Truift. Bro b GO Phnsseiphisi cronin,
Hurzths-i 2 Sezrs. Tali-E Steinicln, n =; " ~
Eiller, gcness -EEsEr s Cs-, J. web a Co. ken-
pa. y y - nnla-aarIr
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Notice.

IN causeqHsn OF the haid ta-ea W. are colIste
cal On 5ur cos an.-s for taa arsl tIa.e tlr.gt ne
nfdiuu - a nuhitc circular tc -nl1 fruHrf all tta
their aocf uufs Many OF Lh.u Gf l1sr cad %
The pro uapt c-unI an With the al -easana1 .nI
timely reau. 81 vii Be highly aunaclld b. and
Die rs 70 placc before tn pu1ic, ~ lrls aTerl
anr cbeap stockof ElUts.
We shaI Sd 1r ths f'l wingru'1 in t1e l1turs-
a0cor-t g consisrsd due a. m sl1 Of be o1 4li1sa
~ srecizI agreement for q longar .ire
s3 D. BARIa D5 q Co. ga Ea1 .fret
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". g. WEATHERFORD.

CSOUA BLOB At Law, sisd Eesl Eststs Assent, Nspo-
- le0r Ark
Ree-toa. wrisht Esa. and Col n G. Payne, Ken-
1his; IrfCe n = Cz-rthers, supreuae Court; r. @.
Esstnas Es NashvsiIe5 - sjor q. A. Henry, Clarks-
vie, Tenn and 50 r B Eiournoys Dezha CO., An.
~ 1aElF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02

Il. Printing in glass has been successful
ly accomplished by man in New York
city BY new process he is enabled
tu print letters and heerc, Of various de-
signs on glass in mntco'ors, with IA
Guilty almost equal 70 ordinary printing
~ common paper Labels oan ne print
ed hv this process directly ~ bottles Of
any size or form These have the APP
pearanec of having BEEN placed there by
the hand. and are inaolihlc Lettering
on glass by the new process can be done
at less than one-,hira the present cost.
The inventor rs about to apply for a pat
en-, lor his newell and useful improvement
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02

\ MWtunrs BNuN The BeilYy ol
the Church If Bon Sccours, at Rnnen Is
about q, lee supplied with chime SINH
lar o. those Of Brugos. Antwelp aud
Malnrs. hut with al the improvements
rcccntly effected The collection Is To
consist OF twenty-siS, and is 10 play the
air mviolata" every hour OF thu day
and night; but, ia order 90 avoid the
monotnuy prodlycd 10y the constant rep.
cttion of the same air, ihc chir'es are
so artengcd that they are to play special
airs at Advent Lent, Christmas, Easter,
Nhitsuntidc, Ascension and All-~airts'
bay; in word, on all the seasons aud
HOLIDAYS 81 the chrrch "a addition,
fngof-hnaFd has been adapted Ia the
chimes. 10 enable them to be PLAYED on
like sn organ. The cly~'l which is Is
set the chimes in motion. has already
been fixed in the helfry aud II is to be
completed by the addition OF an asiro-
nomical chandler, in which viii be rep
resented all the phases Of the moon tin
day OF the week and month and the
precise time at Paris, LYONS >irasburg,
Rome. Jerusalem, >evastopol, CONSTANT.
noplc, Algiors, sydney, Philadelphia, san
Francisco, New York, Canton. II. Pc
sershnrg, Cairo. Vienna, Valparaiso,
Dublin, cad,x and Moscow.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02
THE FATAL OATH.

D
ming for high political place, met at
/ barbecue To argue their claims before
/ the people. Between thcm-as it had
been between their families for genera
/ tions bclorca bitter hate existed dated
/ back ! believe, Ia quarrel about the
/ time Of the Revolution, or prior 10 it,
when in.N Virginia enc family claimed and
held attachment TO the king. while the
others chung to liberty, even while it
was nursing in the hands of Patrick
Henry, waiting strength To be placed
under the guardian carr Of Wash
/ ington.
At this barbecue both Of these men
gray haired they were, too--appearcd
on the stump without arms upon their
persons, 80 persuaded by their friends,
who knew of their hatred each to the
other, and had no wish to have their diff
fercnt party candidates cut on--at least
until they knew how the election would
/ turn.
Bat where fresh icnd is hcapcl upon
old cmbets, "A blaze il sure to rise Aud
So in this case. The speech of Mr. B1r
land bore hard upon the party OF Mr.
llarland, yet harder still upon himself
The latter when IT came 60 his turn 60
rcnl,, s,nlc with a sc,thing bitterness
and personality which fairly madlencd
Borland He bore it, though chatting
like Gagged tiger, for a time; but at
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II" one ont you can attend 10 IT, 1of you
are the iaSt male oi nay race. 49,.
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y"u '"'"'' my '''' '"''''i ''t'''" WV
,en S S," ..s.... o.. ... - q, g.
an m, ,c,,..ty Ttn 81 ,,ns, a.. ~.
lr,tr, m.il bat, laid in my or,,,
o,o o..,l whom v,t ,,ll L,,, rc,rain,l
,,uo,,se,, and STRENGTH lor y,ur yy,,A
swear ts me To fulfill nay wisht7
II swear MS father ~ rpulied thr
,orth
Hailani uttered bittci cnfsc again =
the Borlands. and fell back on his pillow
dead
Young narland had lis fathers rc.
mains carried home. Am! on the same
day two funeral procession. entered the
graveyard at Springfield. where both
had resided The two enemies at the
same hour were buried Yet, though
mourning families were there, past
hatred seemed 10 be buried with those
VINO had l"ileh; Tor u" inournets were
young ana Knew not yet Tue leci'ng~ Of
hatred which hat So strongly influenced
thcr parents.
Two were There who. unknown 70
those parents had long chcr'Sl'd i'ci
iugS most opposite Ia hatred tu' Was