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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-07
Are YOts sick!


Then you can't be cured too soon. Don't delay
uutii your complaint is inearable, and then mourn
when it is TOO late. Fodr lths Vi all the diseases
which people the church yards might be cured by
Ayers Cathartic Pills, il taken in season. Don't
60 dragging through the Spring, flint, sleepy and
listless, because your bloodis loaded with bile Z
Don't wear the head-acle. Heartburn, and their
kindered disorders. because your omnch is FOUL
Don't parade yourself around the world, covered
with Pimpes, BlotGhes, Ulcers, Sores and oil or
any OF the nnclean diseases of the SKIN, because
your system wants cleansing. Don't show your.
self about, lean, haggard, all cayed in, because
your stomach and Bowels need strengthening into
healthy action. Ayers Pills set these things right
as surely Us water quenchcs fire. They purify
the body and blood, and restore their functions into
healthy activity which you can feel as quick as
they are taken. They are the one great medical
wond er of this age, recognized by all who know
their virtues, and many thousands know them.--
lake the Cherry PcciornI for a Caugh, and the
Pills for all arrangements requiring pufgative
medicine.
Prepared by DR.. J.C AVER, Practical Chem
ist, Lowell Ms, and sold by all Druggists and Dea
Ieors in Medicine through this section.
iaQm
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-07
Venerable MistakeS--A Newer and
@ Better Philosophy.

We honor the man Sho is not afraid 10 de-
nouncc those priyaledged errors in which the
world for centuries has tactly acquiesccd, and
Is bold enough to advance and advocate a new
or and truer theory which the slaves ofpreccdeut
may choose to call heresy. Such a man as
Thomas Holloway the MEDICAL REvoLUTIoN-
srof our age. fIis system of medical treatment
il his own. 1t isl based on new principles; it
has been perfected by research, experiment and
observation; it is pre- emincntly successful -
The wonderful results produced by his Pills in
all the varieties ofintern1l disease, and the no
less astonishing effects Of his Ointment in extor-
nal disorders, are notorious in this country and
Throughout the globe. We have had many op-
portnnites Of witnessing the rapidity aud com
pleteness with which ulcerous complaints are
subdued or rather extirpated by the combined
action ef the Ointment and Pills These two
great specifics Eeorn to assist each other recipro-
ically in the cure Of this class ofdiseases Many
practitioners are afraid to undertake the healing
of sore leg, or deep seated ahcesss the reduc-
ton Of a wen or a humor, Well, there may be,
for with the exception Of Ioloways, all the
methods oftreating these forms Of disease are
superficial. Bat he refers them, primarily, to
q yitiated condition OF the blood, and attacks
the poison thrown into circulation by the secre-
+ tive organs, tits fountain head the Stomach
and Feer Whilo the Pills are acting upon
these organs and up II the fluids they eliminate
lie applies the Ointment to the outlets Of disease
tupon the surface aal strikes al the external in
shamsticn and decomposition through tie pores.
Thus the ulcer, s3ra, abeosa, ium9F or cancer,
Il sub;sssyIi tl9Gble assault frUTn wftain and
without te asesa military phrase, it is com
pietey itipostea: is supply of poison from the
exterior i eIt e.l aal ts virus alreIdy crcnla-
ting is tll exterior vessels is Hegtraiizcd.---
This being done lie morbid action ceases, and
thec'Irs Is saisiy and radically accomplished.
rha 9hilpss pily .s3t which his practice il based
5sscasd iss results always st.a.ary. --L'asrpool
+ejoaeaall]'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-07
Hurrah for Athens TowmshipM!

New ATHENS, o., April 3, 1903,
Ed. SENrINEL:--"S South Carolina" is all 0.
k. Entire ticket elected. 90" should have
been present, to sec how his "DoHgzaaites" fra
ternizod with his Republican friends. Iwould
advise him to call down often, and give the
names of few more ofthose Substantial Dem
ocrats" who have seen their folly, "and turned
from the evil of their ways" to black republi-
canism. The vote is small 209 against $50 Cor
neari last fall; and while they have almost a
full vote ours is short.
Old Athens is sound 10 the core. O.P.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-07
Santa Annn on his way to Mexico

Our Aspinwall correspondent informs us that
Ex- President Santa Anna, accompanied by his
family, embarked on the 18th instant at Car
thagena, on board the British mail steamship
Clyde for st. Thomas and Havana He was
doubtless, en- route for Mexico.
Santa Annahas for some wears been living at
Turbaco, a charming village near Carthagena,in in
New Grenada, where for a time, in the year
1901, the famous humboldt also fixed his resi-
dcnce. Turbaco overlooks the bay of Carthage
ma from a distance Of two thousand feet, and
the ambition of the Mexican Napoleon does
not seem to have dwindled away in that exalted
position.-N Y Times.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-07
Bargain and GUS Con-
duct.

The Washington correspondent of the Cincin.
natl Enquirer, writing under date of Oath inst,
says:
"My impression is, that General Vallauding-
ham will not oust Campbell There are rumors
afioat that the votes Of some half dozen South
erh Know Nothings have been secured against
the Kansas bill in the House, on the under
standing that Campbell be retained. If they
can kill two birds with one stone--help break
down the Administration, and retain Campbell
in his seat-they think they will bejustifed at
home for voting against the bill"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-07
Under this head the Burlington Has0k

Under this head the Burlington Haa0k- Eye
of the 10Th has the following:
Mr. EIdridge, of Lucas county, writes us:
'MR. EDITOR: Gold has been discovered in
Clark county, in this State, about eight miles
north of Oceola, on the road leading to Winter
set. A few days since had occasion to visit
the place and examine for myself and am salts
fed there is no humbug about it,
"Some six weeks since, Squire Hewitt was
prospecting for coal, on his farm, when he struck
small vein Of black sand and quartz rock,
which, upon examination, was found to contain
gold, as he supposed. Several Cahlornians have
since visited the place and tested it, and pro-
nounce it pure gold. Men are engaged in dig
ging, and averaging from two to five dollars per
day of the precious metal
Arrangements have been made to open two
other lodes, which have since been discovered.
Great excitement prevails.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-07

That every black Republican in Congress on
Thursday, April /, 1858, voted for a bill that
admits Kansas in the Union NTH or a0itdom
slaaery, as the people in Kansas may choose.
We are glad that the black-republicans have
abandoned their foolish platform of 'no more
slaye States.n lu
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-07

PRAYER-Spurgeon says Of prayer, that it is
the rope in the beifry, pull it and it rings the
bell up in heaven. Keep on pulling it. and tho
the bell is up so high you cannot hear it ring,
depend upon it, it can be heard in the tower Of
heaven, and is ringing before the throne. of God,
who will give you answers Of peace according
70 your faith.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-07


In Cadiz township there is very near 500
voters, and on last Monday the highest man on
the above ticket only received liz votes, and
none of the ticket from Justice to Constable
had any opposition. Messrs Phillips, Hunter,
McFadden, Wells, Lennon, Clifford, Hamil-
ton, Bancroft and Mcconnell have all aguad
$50 far as they were capable) within the past
four months, that no election (Kansas or any
where elSe) ,oas legal am2ess mqiority Of the
uoters participated Now, gentlemen, ,-ify you have
been honest in advocating the doctrine that an
election is not legal unless a majority Of the
voters participate, what is your duty under the
present circumstances? Resign, and "refer the
ect.o4 bct (! Tie f,e?i'7c" i, ot c! Kansas hst cf
Cadiz township. Bat will these men resign and
act politically honest? Not they. They can
all talk very loud about what other people
should do, but when it comes to what they
should do themselves, they are non est.
Thomas G. Vincent, a genuine Democrat it
will be seen was elected Supervisor in one of
the town districts. He is the only man that is
legally elected, according to the doctrine Of the
Anti Lecomptonites. He received Sc votes, and
his opponent Judge Boggs I; which was ma
jority Of the voters in that district Every 9TH
er man that was voted for last Monday, is He-
galy elected, if the doctrine ofour Anti Lccomp-
ton friends be true. Act honest gentlemen
Resign, "aua refer the election Jgeb to hepe9pls."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-07

iI3iLow lYS 0fyrAEST AND Pills. The
chap.erof faeeideats Is one oflIle longest chap
tiers IN the volume of human suffering. In
most hospitals, bruises, fractures, dislocalions,
irlcissd wounds, scalds, burns &C., are looked
upon as things 70 be experimentel on for the
benefit 81 broods Of young students, previous to
I their d sbus as full fiedsed surgeons. The
amount 81 unnecessary bltchery in these insii-
tsssions IS enorpioas At least twenty, five per
Cont of lie aopsFasions, We read Of are mistakes
which sni.sEat and ought to have been avoided. .
f,ressi.aus III iIolloways Ointment, and the lu-
\ ,rcaE.ol of.the injured flesh with that healing
,,reusgalaa. is positively al that IS required in
ihree. .Eourtiss of,lI the cases where the amputa-
tsl.s kniis u po,T employed
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-07

CL3-The St. Louis Leader thus acknowledges
the appropriateness of Kansas as field for Par
son Kaloch's labors:
The parson has chosen well. AS divine, he
made an excellent preacher where there was no
Gospel, and he is Just the lawyer for tho coun-
try VIII IRE there is no law,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-07

q "RoyAL" TX 'o.-- According to an ancient
usage in Prussia, N the Princes Of the royal
family must learn a trade 1t is stated that
the Prince Frederick William, just married to
the Princess Royal Of England, learned the
trade ofa conpositor in the printing Office Of
Mr.. HanueI, ct Berlin.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-07
~ OfN
> pfG1al l5tO1ttts

W lnh alation in Consumption advertise
ment under this heading.
DEaFHEss.-Ccrtain relief for those afflicted; see
advertisement headed " Ear and Eye" in another
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-07

FAoTs.-Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment cures
Chronic rheumatism, Pains ofall kinds. either
external or internal Collie, Dysentery Cuts &c.
1t is warranted to perform all that is stated, or
the money will be refunded by the agent
Price 25 & so cts. Depot, Sc Cortlandt Street,
New York.
4. II Logan & Co., Wheeling; John Beal. and
s. Hamilton, Cndiz A. Jul Schreiher. Mooretald;
NJ, Jolly, New Market: William, & Custer, Per-
rYsYilln
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-07

BROKE JAIL--Two HUNDRED DOLLARS Re-
wARD!--Two men, named James Wilson and
Augustine Cline, escaped from the county jail
on yesterday, wednesday, evening about nine
O'Clock. With the poker belonging to their cell
they succeeded inprying away a large stone near
the window, thus making an aperture large e.
nough to allow Of their exit. They had been
confined on the charge Of burglary, and claimed
to be citizens Of New Albany, Indiana. A re-
ward Of $500 has bean offered by Sheriff Blnn
Sor their apprehension. Stea Union, 1st inst.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-07

PRoDUcE IN THE WEsT.-The Cincinnati Ga
1eile has betn publishinga series Of articles from
sources Of the best information, which are Of a
most encouraging character. From them t ap-
pears, that fully two-thirds Of the wheat crop
Of 1857 was yet on hands, on the first ofMarch,
and the amount OF corn is almost beyond COM
putation. The large supplies, moving eastward,
will lquidate Indebtedness, balance ledgers, and
afford to the mercantile community broad
and substantial basis for this years Business.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-07

Where's .siIm Lime, :. A: Douglas,
5GhM w. FOTney, Ohio Statesman,
old GidingS, and aii those who
contend tilatnM election is not Ic-
gal unless II En AjOrity of the voters
participate!
We are in pretty pickle here in Cadis town
ship, according to the doctrines Of the Anti-Le-
comptonites. We had an election for township
officers last Monday, and there were not half
of the voters in the township at the polls.-
Here is the result of the electon:-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-07

0E~TThe Monroe Independent Press has al
the head Of column the name ofJohn G Breck-
cnridge, of Ky, for President in 1860.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

\ Nnvsr llrNr i was stopping last
summer al Cape May and of course my
wife was with me About O'Clock one
morning. was awakened 10y rcycillc
tap from my better half For gracious
sake" she whispered if you want To-
laugh. just listen Is that gentleman "na
his wife hunting mouse IA The next
room
"re4e,-aw 2" murmurcd. half awake.
Now DO Just wake up. Tomorrow
when tell the story, youll hc sorry you
were not awake to 10 the reality
Thu. ahmred | awoko IA right earnest
too late 10 hear any If the mouse hunt
hu, tus, IN time to hear the next room
door open. and a little qulvcring dandy
voice winch at once recognized AS thai
Of Prinkey call ont to some distant night
walker;
"Waitaw waitaw waitaw ~
No answer.
"potaw , potaw Noiaw
NJ answer Yet ~
"Wa,chman wa'rlman' watchman T
That. me sir" slcd deep voice
Mate here dlw'NuS
wv mblo thtt, :
mo0se .ie At. aud II nlehlo'
Al a,vnnuo most Distracted manner
smoke t. Mr. HAYWOOD about It, and h
nwomised TO have the mouse wemoved
hut he hasn', done it Aw think vewN
unhandsome conduct Of Mr. HAYWOOD e
allow the mouse 10 wemain after pwom
i.inr that IT should be wemo'ed w e'oh
man. Mrs prinkey Is vowy arpcwoh'''
siy, OF mice. Can't you come III ans
catch the cwoa,ure
"rraid not, sir Its too late, ana
should be sure 20 wake up some hoaf'
crs as mighin't like It"
How wiaiculous Wei (" ION
nause, Waterman. couldn't You just s'e
Iowa t. the baw.woom and get ssT's ei''f'
er, ard es~se and essi. 10 ara7-is ea1 IN
. ia tatgq,n
4 brief remark from tho wa'chm.
that the bar room was closed esh' "
, rr,nkey back into his mousehaan''
darmi'efv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

CAreur oN TIE JrM The following
which we heard told as a fact some time
ago. is too good To be lost, and may he
beneficial 10 some gentleman who has
Young uusnspccung wiie; \ certain
man. who lived about ten miles from X -
- was in the habit Of going to town
about once a week and getting on reg
ular spree and would not return until hc
had time tn "rool o." which was grner-
ally two or three days His wife was
;rnorant Of the canee of his staying ont
,o long. she suffered greatly from anN.
,c,v abnnt his welfare When he would
return. of course his cuuiiding wife would
inopirc what had beech the matter with
him. aud the invariable reply was, mat
he was caught on the Jury, and Couldn't
get Oh
Having gathered his corn and placed
il in "A large heap, hc, according 70 Gus
ION. determined to cali N has ncigheors
and have a real corn shocking itollc ="
he rave Ned. a faithful servant u jug
and nm order to 20 To town and get
/ Gallon Of whiskey-a very necessary ar
/ ticlc on such occasions Ned mounted
a mule aud was soon IN town, ana
eauippcd with the whiskey, and rc-moul-
/ led to set out for home. all huoyant with
the prospect of fun at shuckng
When he had proceeded a few hundred
wards from town he concluded to Try the
!. stuir~ and not satisfied with once he
kent trying until the world turned around
so fast tha, he turned on the mule, and
There he went to sleep and the mnle t,
,,razng 1t was now nearly night, and
,h,n Ned awokc it was just before Tia,
break Of day, and SO dark that he was
uuahlc 10 make any start towards hom'
,,;l ligh, As soon rs HRS bewidcfmeh'
had subsidized So that he could get The
"poiu,.r he started with an empty Jug
the whiskcy having run out, and ai"o'
for the mule had gone home. VI oours'
. Inc was contemplating the appheatioi
OF two year old hickory OF p'e''
, oS twisted cowhidc, as he went on at w
rate Of ,wofor,y Ned reached hoh
about breakfas, time, aud fetched .u,r
a, Tho back door with decidedly quit,
coun'cnanee.
{, What IN thunder have you been a
Won black rascal said bis master
Ned. knowing his masters excnse
!. his wife when he go, on spree, dc'e
y mined to tell the ,.n,h II he died iof
h; and SAID .h =.
- h,,.4 ~ ,uyu as3 oaaliFt 81 n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

nc'so''' 'o,' 'o'u'y 0ir.s vast aea
P'c'", 'sah Madge wentworth eve
'uV o'6s 'sc' ever Se' s'i'
''' W .'''' N'"P'i .a''n ,'c i'sh'hs W,
,oPu."''o" iot another poid Hift iik'
'o, ia, :, -,
Meanwhile Miss We ntworth, who pos
sessed a deal oil womaniy tact m her way
hoo overcome ID measure the embaf
rassi"eht oi ner hrst meeting win Mrs
'"he' ana h'a entered very anaoly mt
conversation WIN her Inc oaoy' as II
determined 10 90 i's part was as sweet
,c'hperea as i's mamma, ana cooed and
,auBhca 10 'he INFINITE delight oi Miss
ch'wof,h' VINO was or pretended TO be
cNVccuihH'y IONA ui pets. Mfs Nane
"',''ap'il,y was perfectly irresistible, and
When Mr' fane returned he i"unG the
Two ladIes ON tie best possible terms.
:. "heh dihhof was announced, Mr..
','e called 10 Mary TO take the baby,
ana rising exclaimed, Mr. Nane, give
your arm 70 MISS worth, at the
same time appropriatlng the other to her
own use ana we VIII hurry IN TO DIN
her. ms sun breeze gives me such an
oPPouie
~ uiiii'ei' MIS-. anes ilrst attentions
"''o gwen To MISS wentworth, and the
'c'st i'''uie upon 'he part ct Mr. Nane
VIZ !" '1'' 'I'c 'tu'h' was niue alb
sPht'I''hdea' 70 observe the wants Of
,a"' ouhs haiy' WIS reprlmanaed by
am
NY uear MISS Wentworth viii take
So",e more io",, said AIRS Nane. iiar-
y ueo' he,p Hiss wentworth to some
oi 'hese delicious peas. Miss Went
, Wgi'n' quo" me TO assist you to some OF
'"', s'u0, assure you IL Is drllcious.
A''ci u''','er 'ho two iadlcs, with the
oapy retired 10 the ladies' cabin aud
Harry enjoyed an hours immunity from
the society Of either He retired aft to
enjoy (') his Havana Let us hope that
It's fragrance served IN some measure to
calm his troubled mind
II was nearly dark when the excur.
sionlstS returned, and Harry called a cab
tur the ladies', and directed the driver Ia
ms own residence.
Harry nv dear how can vou be 80
i'm, olitc p said Mrs Nane. I'VE must
see Mis-, Wentworth home first by all
means. She has been complaining Of IA.
tiguc for the last two hours. and must
protest against her b.ina. driven a milo
or two cat Of her way upon INV account
Harry was obliged to acqniesce. and
Mrs, aue had the satisfaction Of leaving
Miss Wentworth at her own door and
bidding her most aileetionate farewell
with the hope that she had cuioycd the
day and would experience no incouycp.
fence from the fatigue it had occasioued
her
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

1 NlNIsrts's WALK tSp COSY EssVlioS -
The editor Of the North Carolina Pres
bv,olian. who is At the Virginia Springs
has heard good story Of Speaker or
aud the Rev iir W q Lexington Not
long since, the story goes, they were
both az the warm springs. and ine, Ia A
public ro0m Of the hotel They had
been sitting with other company. ard
after awhile the nr rose ana walked
across thc room with the usual limp III
his gait Mr. Orr Immediately reoog-
missed him. anil asked him If he were not
the Chaplain az the University 81 Nr-
ginia al such a time. naming the year.
The Or replied thai he was ! VS.
there said Nj Orr, stud 20 at the
University. and knew YOU ty Your
limp We'll said the Or. 1t scvn-
my hr'5sag made a deeper IMPRESSION Oh
YOU than my preselfag The Joke placed
Mr. orr IN an awkward predicamcnt and
most mon would have been unable la
cxtglcato themselves. but he replied with
ready wit; ih, DR.. IL Is the higlie.
compliment We can pay minister 70
ray b. il known by his Irsis rather than
hy his oopssrsiilea"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

MrseUuots 90 rnX liAlss "A Traveller
crossing the great plains has met the IN
evitablc n,asquilo Il had thought
SAYS he that when had left the States
had bid farewell to thu shcotcr,' bat
no such thing every spear oi grass nn
the plains SO ms Ia hr homestead On
which the largest kinds Of families are
raised and located The Missonsl siSet-
bottom insect hy that name Is an agree
able companion compared with tbs l'lasns'
article have seen the Orleans ga,ll-
nippcr and the Cairo snappng-iar,ic ~pe-
clmep, but the musluita OF this region
has a cross Of both the sul'ure and the
wolf IN him. He don't hn11 and sing
around Your cars, but be bowls AMI takes
right hold. and in pulling him loose great
care shnald he takon or else you will
break on his bill like pipe s'em, leav-
ing black mark or stump sticking on
Your face, which in large quantities
makes the plains Traveller resemble a
tat,eo.d New Zealand chief You can't
bar them out fol they chew textile IA
hrics right up, and smoke don't sileet
them the least, although | am credihiy
informed from a source IN which place
the greatest rcliance--oDe Of our mule
drivers--thAt fire well applied has been
known 10 kill them
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08


PhEauENr BrrMSAs Is Az t.AHslss
Pos'roN.--A correspondent, from the
Bedford Springs to the Baltimore sun.
writes IA follows:
" The lady of Col Alfred Spatos of
Cumberland. Maryland. one Of The visi.
tors at the Bedford springs, hy her dash.
nag exploits with pair Of superb horses.
has created quite sensation Her al.
mirable tact and skin in handling the
and managing her spirited AMI
mails, are the theme Of commcndntion
with all experts q, the whip she -
the same lady who took the silver cup
at "a recent agricultural tain in Mont
gomcry county for the hes. display Of
horsemanship, Her style in thr Saddle
is qucculy. and she would be the envy
Vt The most accomplished hars woman
at Francou's. Tue lady has honoFed
.priotcoriHs excursion The other day
she sent h,t GARD 90 the President who.
"a course with his habdual palitcucss
placed himself in her charge, and the
lady gave him glorious round. Dash
ing through Bedford Town At spanking
pace. the horses iieckcd witA foam the
lady glowing with excitement, and the
President known 60 everybody, very
serious alarm seized the public mind
that some aspiring dame had caught up
he Chief Magistrate OF toe United
states. md was clipping with him. As
il WAS observed however. that the Pres
Idcut took 1t very calmly cal,,d upon
mo- one ler help, and seemed perfectly
resiguci tp the consequences. whether
"a was broken neck OF Iuatgiuuny,
nobody interiored In good tine the
party returned. and the President Was
restored safe and sound 10 his anxious
ift,spH.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08
A woMASs DODGE IN sorrhRoAr

han NOT gone Ter ~ my ra'nbioS
about Tine eitS bei"re . was brought 10 .
stand ~ discovery On both sid'.s of
'hc streets, projecting from the centre Of
almost every window II the dwelling
houses Zach at an angle cf - degrees
WIN ~" WINDOW. were placed two mir
rors ct about foot square. each IN a
vertical position, On" facing up the street
aud the Other down. Immediately set
my lhnhee ingenuity 10 work 10
guess their object, aud was hot long
IN discovering IN these mirrors PLAIN IL
dl'atiohs That mere IN tins great swai4p
81 Europe womeh's curiosity Is TIN
same AZ among Vordant hills aud more
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

light beard Two very large upper teeth
IN the upper row viii mark him conspic.
uOusly.