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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17
81 = 4 era = SCARF,
DRUGGISTS,

uARkm AL. TEXAS.
l<uceesg<s 10 NcUonakl I sA~Ara)
I RE- new r,ccivinx laryc saySla~ n rrrsA
~ and t;.sai,s Ipsuxs. Oils ~ lsia,ts Ale
s.qsvnw article u Medical Liquor. sseh -
- the very bsi quality II tsrnsc lhasly,
i'wt WNs. AMI Old ilsxboa W'Ailry =
well as Vinegar. Fine Chexisg 1sbsrvs. Qaiulne.
Starch, aud tanlh~, Ac. Aud viii Soaiisne ia
veiee tarve supplies hssh ffos Nex Yssk a,sl
thilastlpbia. e',n.usxasavsAs ~ssA tlr~ <hiiy ~
cruising ,hrnNa-l 'Ns.s have now ~ No.. anil
viii seen la b. wssslx u VI tAr FfHas lAaAas,
Nslseises. lNeskmfics. PowArs, lexir OH. anA
t'o-,se.isa. liaif lss~tora,isrs. &c.. Ar
~ White lrasi a'~l t;ha>S ar strictly ra.A
sr'ers nj Ios Isiec,-
Marrh {, ~. Ea ea.tl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17
VALUABLE LAND ron SALE.

"lI.L be sold before ,hc 'ourlhou>" door IN
w Marshall on the Firs' Tuesday IN January,
next, i-59, within the legal hours Of sale, 10 the
highos, bidder, ou n credit Of one aud two year,
seven hundred and iiity-iour Acrcs Of Land. a
portion Of the residence oi the late Isaac stephens,
aud about four miles south OF Marshall. patented
To the said Stephens by and in virtue of the bead
right Of Francis Ralnsdale--I5i acrvs,
\. PARKER,
Dee 10 5s--iw Administrator.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

Es@aAriox 70 rxxAs--Thc i1nslep. Ala. Jr9es-
s"'isn aays fw tAr A.t twv weeks, thes~ has b~en
zeal AeAd II emigration thr"agh the streets q that
'"ewn moving West, rvincil~lly n Texas. N"-s II
these rsixvsnt- arr frm Est Alsssms With m sse,
'ieasl sPrnAiipS FROM ,;.rsgs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

At the Methodist Protestant convention
held recently at Springfield. Ohio. meas
nrcs were taken TO bring about u frator'
nal union with the Wesleyan Actl,odisis,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

fftfs+-s-s4- sttff .tstts f..fss.s .-sF.-t. sss'
q. l.. kOCNA \ BROS.
~ ONLY Low WATER THROUGH LINE FOR
UPPER FED RIVER. 80
OMr No. 2 Front street Ntr Orl,ans
L'RElGlIT contracted TO be delivered through
L with Dispatch. by application TO either Cap
tain on beard, or al the Office Mer-
chants and Planters orders filed and Ls2e4t
delivered by PROMPT PAY
MENT being made on delivery Of the goods
wn- Con-gnmonts Of lotion, Wool, Pccan'
&c, for -ale, and orders to purchase Grcccrics,
Manufacture Sc.; also shipments Of goods and
Merchandise to receive and forward, respectfully
solicited by
G. l.. kOUNS & BROS.
December H. '5s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE,
Ne. - lfara -iHs Siroy, Ne'c orisass.
CONSTANTLY op hard the largest assert.
I n,cut II sqasonlhlc Clothing, Of every de
Aer,ptsoi,, for Men and Boys. TO la lounsl IN \cw
Orlsans-- al Of which will In .o!d al the lowest
pricc- for c.sa 70, retail CT Wholesale
snv,ni e IS silly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17
DISSOLUTION.

'l,lIE partnership heretofore exiting under the
/ maine and St,lc Of He'll iIun is this day
ii-solscd by the death Of H. " llnl'
r \. BELL.
Surviving partner.
September . SIS
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NEW GOODS!

y l. w GOODS.
q y q \ q = II. , IN Els.
AN nov IN rccccip, of one Of the most de
sirahle stock Of Goods ever before offered IN
thi. market to which invite The attention II
purchasers. Niy .tock consists of fresh
Fall and Winter DRY Goods.
silk Goods. and CLOTHING. of good quality.
and variety Of styles and patterns. which oi'r
for sale at very low prices II consists IN part OF
Plaid aud Fancy bnss Silks;
Black Ilrocale Do,
Florence silks ali color~
Pink. Blue and White Satin
Siik Dress TRIMMINGS
silk Velvet Ribbon;
Satin and six Bonnet Ribbon,
chcucc Cord assorted ccors:
Fancy six and Elastic Helt-
Silk Cord and 1assels
Black and Fancy six trasais
DO Lace Wells
ta.hmcrss, all wood;
Frpch and Fnglish Mcrinos, lgara ard plnin
Muslin De iaines.
Scotch and Rob Roy Piai,is
French and American Prints;
Black and Fancy DRESS Buttons
Coat, Pant and YES, Bai,ons;
NacEcienncs and Thread las,
Imitation DO Do Do,
l;londo md Black -ilk lace
Linen and Cotton Elriay
Gents anil Ladies l.. G. handkerchief
Ladies Enlbroiicrl and iIem-stitchcI DO:
Jaconct and Swiss Fiounciav
t,o DO Collars
irisi, Linen;
White B,o~n and black Ilollansis
colorcd Paper Cambria;
Ladies Cloth Manl,llas
Extension Skirts steel bafsis, all sia~
Misses Do Do
skirt supporters, ne~ style
LADIES' Hack and Coior,,l Cashmere lInc;
Gents lambs Wool ard Brown Cotton = Do;
Misses WOOL l,ose
Bows 10,
ladies White and colercl Kid Gloves
~ and ladies Buck t:aumle,s
Do Do Cashmere a.,
t.en,lcnicn's Shawh
Ladies Cashmere shssls
1wt.sls, Jeans aud sailssts.
kcrscss, Osnsha,gs aud l.in-,s
Red iilaa anil Green Blankets
Bod Blankets. lo.t. IL 4, anil -;
Mcns and BOYS Hats, CAPS, Boots AMI She's;
ladies Fine and Heavy Shoes
Misses and Chil,lwn~ Fine and Heavy DO.
Mems 4 Boys Goats. Vests ran,s, Shirts etc;
lIIeached ard brown Sh~sinss AMI Shir,invs:
llo Do Drilling,
QweeM~svnre and GlassN arr,
Together with oil articles msaily foaDl in dry
g,Ssk houses Purchasers are very respectfully
requested TO call ami examine my Oank anil
pris~, all ~ which will hc offered At very low
prices.
Nov. 10, So g. H. PIKE
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n + w & GOD s,
.G3, u, E]'YD!E7S.

'1>IiE. subscriber h.e jus, rrcivd AMI viemd
] the lr,t selected stssk ~
FAIL q Vv0Uz02 0ooO0
a assortment IT Ladies' 0veaa l;oo1~,
,JuAAs. sIiAWIlS and ilATA ~ f1iak
csnuo, h surpassed in thn sastlsA n Aes~-
ing comprises IsStica N hi stora
French md English Meriwo;
Mos.lia dc I4.inra. tsn ucol.l assssd - pasir
Eiynrsl CasliRrcs
Cashnerc KohA "srAism epsotv q:
Mms-lin dc t,n~ tCpisnl r<inssa sss paais;
Figured C..shnsrc Shawl;
black t;r- H. Nhitr silk; 4
Figured Black
Narcclim, AMI Flo,vtr.. silk
Cloth Cioaks large as~.r,asrrs:
White AMI Fancy Talmas;
Wcrstel Nic'orinc,;
Fancy lioo1,;
Chenille Head nrc~a~;
Black Elastic u,sl Fancy Silk b-lt.
Embroidered skirts:
White AMI ccorsi spring skirts;
Lace Eugrnie
Opera Crilnca and Printed Flann-l:
White Shaker and salisbury
blue, Gren. Rel anil yellow '
Swiss and Embroidered J,caDt Collars:
piguc Collars:
-wis, Collars and Slecycs. in sts. large as q y
Ladies L. G., T. H. AMI Emb'd Iidkf-;
torsc,s; Cords anil Tass,ls;
Linen Cambria and Lawns;
Irish l.uens.
White and Black Illusion:
White and Pink Tarlciun
India Null. Nse-snk and 81 las Nuslils:
Black six Velvet;
Black Cotton
t.rYn Ttc and Ifroun lksyccp.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17
IfIfF~ Y nun TIF''*7 Y y" 7ST''7's
TllDS. L.. LYON l. CO..
Receiving, Forwarding 4 Commission
MERCHANTS,

= W lNsNs@V y - 7 IN ~
nEALEES in Groccrics Boat and isnr storcs,
~ Plantation supplies, etc. Liberal advance.
ua.u,s made On Cotton consigned ,o hea~e 81
Winston. Harrison 4 60.
Our charges on cotton, % cen,,s per bale
chsrs,-s on barrels, ian. cen'sif We any 1t.
Il ccs,ts more.
Eyrrntscr C II. Adkins David Hill, Of
Smith county ". II Street, Henderson Rnsk
cennty Dee. !, as I'm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

CITATION.

Coup,y Court pertaining To Estates u .a~sascd
ps'r,oa- for Harrison County. State u Trsss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

The weai,hicst counties IN the state
bv the late assessment, are Harrison,
with T,Tt9 negroes aud taxable property
~ the amour, of = ,35s, lH6 WASH
in.:ton with jli3 negroes, and taxable
property amounting 10 t6.l72,9l2, and
Brazoria with I, 3lv negroes and taxable
property amounting to -, Io5, sts. Be
besides these l,cxar and Galveston have
49, four millions, and Harris, Faycttc,
Fort Bend, Cass. Austin, Gonzales.
Grimes, Walker and Travis, over three
million Tho county having ~, a..sane~,
AMOUNT Of taxable property IL tra'n,
with only &l39,32, Besides this Com.
uanehc, Jack, Kerr. and Young have
each less than two hundred Thousand
The most popnlous county is Harrison,
with over fourteen thousand inhabitants.
and the lcas, populous Is lvaldc, with
only l07
The most I,opnlous city is Galveston
with 59a9 inhabitants, the next is san
Autonin with 531S, and next To- that is
Houston. with asia The least populnus
incorporated town is New Salem, Rnsk
CO., with only % people, % Of whom are
negroes and with only 20 voters. A,h-
ems, Augusta. Beaumont and Weather
ford, have neither Of, them goo inhabi-
tants Besides these there are 20 cities
and towns having less than 500 inhahI-
tants 90 with between 500 and 1000, >
between 1000 and two thousand, viz
Marshall, Victoria, Gonzales New Braun
f.ls, and Paris. between 1000 aud 5000.
viz: Austin, and between 1900 and 1000
A.. Al. g.. a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17
HOOKS OPENED tSDR
1859. THE Y1A2 1859.
Come 10 Hynsen's Variety Stsrc.

1>iiE undersigned has olsipd HI. books tH ,li'
l year $50. and respectfully iavi's Tie pub
lie 10 call and examine his large and w,sll -lcvt-
,rl stock II gou< which consists Of articles soo
numerous 10 ,nsinscnalc. ta,ll aul e>amisc f,t
Yourself and You viii find all. from a cambric
m,-lie Ia a crow tsAr. Even my Old friend, tuns.
The,iorl, woal,l be a,lcnisicd al the mighty
progress ia new inventions,
Ms stock Was selected with great care, es-
prcs.ls for this market, alsi ! fsl s.sur,H can
sui, al, IN quality and price have also fine
10, of FANCY GROCERIES, al q which |
am no~ oilrins or s'lc, payable the first day Of
January, lejn.
Dcc iil, -. G. f. ifN\So\.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

WHAT WINES ARR Mapg Oh. Hiram Cox,
Esq, of Cincinnatt, has made the follow
ing startling statement During the
summer Of 1886 analysed lo, If liq-
nors for some conscientious gentlemen OF
our city. who would not permit me 10
take samples to my Office, hnt insisted on
my bringing my chemicals AMI appara,-
us 10 their store, that they might sec the
operation accordingly repaired 10
their store. and anal 1ed samples Of six
teen different lots Among them were
Port wine, Sherry wine, and Madeira
wine. The distilled liquors were some
pure. and some vile and pcrnicious lm-
tations hut the wines had not one drop
of the Juice of the grape The basis OF
the Port wine was diluted sulphurlc 1cid,
colorcd with aldcr.hcrry juice, with alum,
sugar. aud neutral spirits. The base OF
the sherry wine was sort of pale malt,
sulphuro acid FROM the bitter almond
OIL with a per centagc Of alcoholic
spirits from brandy The basis of the
MADEIRA was a dccoctinn of hops. with
sulphuric acid, honey, spirits from 'lamal
ca rum, &c, Tho same week after anal
wing the above and exhibiting the quail
ity and character Of the liquors ia the
propricturs sexton If one II our
churches informed me he had purchased a
gallon of the above Port wine, To- hc used
in his church on the next Sabbath ior "a
Ornamental purposes, aud that for tins
mixture Of snlphurlc acid. alum and al
dcr-hcrry juice he paid = - a gallon.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17
sovrrx1u PACIFIC RAILROAD.

| The results Of the late stockholders
Meeting ut Louisville appear TO have Civ
|,n great satisfaction TO all who were pre-
sent The meeting was large, the ac-
lion unanimous, and the feeling with
which they separated one Of confidence
that the means will be forthcoming 20
recover the property in the road and to
|rccstablish the enterprise on itni basis,
where its future success is beyond rca-
sonable doubt From the numerous let
,ers we have received from Louisville we
select the following. a Indicative Of the
enthusiasm with which the meeting adj
,ourncd n. q. Piavnns.
I.~rsvulr, Ky, Nor 80 1858.
G,atl,men--I cannot convey TO you in
adequate terms the interest and cnthusi-
a.m manifested by the stockholders Of
our road at the last convention. The
principal officers and agents have al
ready left the city, preparatory to the
final action in your city on the goth De
rcmbcr. All are animated by the best
spiri, and a fixed determination 10 pro-
vide the means to pay the debts and oh
taid possession of the road, SO nceessa-
~ to its rapid construction and the con
cilia,ing the proper feeling IN Texas
DR.. Fowlkcs, the President, has gone
to Il. Louis aud Col Morton leaves lis
with the most undoubtcd confidence in
our success. From every quarter
North Carolina. Ohio. New York, Phila-
lclphia, st Louis, &c.--we have eneour-
aging accounts. aud you may be assured
,lat tI. ,nast ,uprgptiy and sn9aFIauS
mcasuscrs are III progress to achieve a
triumph Not asinglc stakeholder le''hts
our success.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

IIov ELI. \ BuCkSrR, Successors 10 J n.
III Howell s Cn.,) R,rst,ng, Forvar,isag anil Con-
r1t,.ius H-ehanfs aud Generd GreeeTs, aver Ware
hnnrs. >i~aaais'tt Landing, shrcscfan, louisiana.
Ne, -, 1851 II ".
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WHITE. SMITH. \ BALDWIN.

ErElNlNG, formyiinr aBd commsssoa
IL Merchants. and dealers in Groceries, Beat
and Bar Stores, Plantation supplies, etc.
Corner Commerce and Milan streets, -'hrcye-
port. La
Nur,l II. l~Js. No n If
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

A FATHER ASn Two pArelrrns ARRESTED
rog RonniSG rur MAu~-furing the past
two or three months, says the Cincinnati
,iazcctic of the 18th ult.. several letters
aud packages containing money have
been missed from the mail on the ronle
between Washington, the county seat Of
Faycttc county. and Columbus. Com
plant was made to the post Office depart
mcnt aud VIM =. V Prcntiss, special mail
agent, was commissioned TO investigate
the matter Going to Washington he
dispatched dccoy package containing
between forty and fifty dollars in bills
aud half dollar in silver and then fol-
lowed il up along the route After the
mail passed the post Office at nufl's fork
fayctc county, the package was found
to DC missing. Mr.. Prcn,iss immediate
ly returned to Duti's fork, and calling
upon the postmaster, w. 4. Phelps, de-
handed the package. Hc Indignantly
denied all knowledge Of It, but the agent
insisted that the money had been taken
ut that Office Finally, daughter Of
the postmaster. aged about fifteen years.
acknowledged that the package had been
taken BY her and her sister sarah. and
restored a portion Of the money not al.
ready spent. The latter was then called
and ace used Of the robbery. but she re-
pclled the insinustion with an aif Of self
confidence quite beyond her years. The
younger sister. Jennie, finally said. you
know, Sarah, you are just as guilty "a |
am" This induced full confession Of
al! the robbcrics committed by those
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elias and China Marbles
FINS. Matches, etc.
Table anI Pocket t'attlcr.
T,blr AMI Tea stnn.
ls,s,in, 10
Bn,cisrs knivc-
Racers
ssh.ssp ahnrs
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Rsxnr S,r,s
Jlsr l.s-ks AND i'~i ~
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t'his,. Trunk. I'm and Ca,isnr,i Is~ss
lln,. ami -crsws
i'o,,cn Carl.
Jim Crow canh
t'csIs Mill
tlin,he,s
Aas,s, anil Aas,s Butts
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H., Screws AMI Keys
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Paints. Oils, Patent Mcliciw~ rctfuncry, rhy-
sici,ns AMI Druggists Glassware, Dyes Stuff.
Wmdow-t;lass, Fancy Goods. Stationery. Musl-
cal Instruments. Mineral Waters -yraps. Sur
pical Instruments, Saddlc.hags, brushes, sc.
Together with complete aSsorimeu, of BOOKS,
comprising saersl scientific. historical AMI mis-.
ceIlancou. q large aud complete assortment Of
SCHOOL BOOKS. ccosraphys. ALIASES and
Medical works all Of which ho will sell AS low a.
goods of the same description can I've bought in
the southern market.
May -, IS, No 3a,r
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Fra No |. Ira No. Era IN. J..
Cspt. Koan.. Capt. W. 7. sewcIl. csiA Kouns.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

This Is to certify tina, | am foreman .! nr
Billip- mill factory. &. W 10y has put hi
ps,en, mill stone drss on fourteen inch rock,
and il will grind fourteen bushels Of good nrrl
in one hour which snrpnsses anything IN thc
way Of u mill stone dress that have ever seer,
In iii, country j II MouEE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

Queenssvnr~ and GIas~vssr~,
Together with ell articles nsaily fos,u1 in dry
g,S.ls houses. Purchasers are very respectfully
requested TO call ami examine my 0ank anal
l'ris-. aii ~ which will he offered At very low
prices.
Nov. 10. 80 q II. PIKE
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" 3v8. - 21S0,
WHOLESALE ASH tkfAlL
Druggist mud NOOK Sellcr,
tVrrandah Drug and Book >torr,)

TINS srRfsr, SHREVEPORT ~.
Aot LII respectfully inform merchants. plan
w tiers, Physicians aud The public gcncrls
that BE nov has IN store and is constantly receiy
ing dire, from the manufacturers. importers aip
pnhli-hprs A o,.nct.,l assortment of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

This ia to certify that | work in pr. Phillips
shop saw the burr dres, pa, on tha "a'', I'D |
nin IA mllwright Of long experience ani i Is
the hes, drcs. now in use by over one hundred
pcr cent. j NJ CoirssS.
Nm % Is If
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17
GROV Err h u 4 X T. N'S

September ?, lsi-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17
Fauey AZ staple Dry Gsels

Fauey AZ staple Dry Gsels
ever oiEarsi in this market
They kri assured that they can or. 10 r"sl
and pf,snpt CUSTOMERS. ,ach iwIuccnsuia y. lat
Inv Il any hoaSs west Il New tkk..ss CAN. Call
and examine fx yourselves isipre purchasing
elsewhere aA Tins save money,
Yn,r attention, j. cssll,rl to the following which
cos,xis~ u sn,a portion of our stock:
i;aya,lcrc silk Robcs;
iaid SILK;
Black Italian Silk,
IL, Gros Dc Rhine SIX;
DO Figured do
Fnrcnc,. silk all colos-;
White Satin.
Black V,~ting, &c,
DO silk 5erg,;
Honu,t Ribbons:
satin and Tah'a Ribbon,
Velvet do
sash do
SILK Dr-., Trimming;
Chenille Cord:
Black silk lace AMI Fringe;
~ do Mitis and Gloves,
Pearl silk Gloves;
DO do Hose AMI tialf ll"-e;
Gents anil i,oy.' silk Pocket HdkI-;
10 do black white and hsney silk tra,a,,;
black and colorvd Sewing silk;
silk Embroidery Braid and Floss;
six Cord and 'ias-cl-, black and evior,'l,
Blonde Lace and Edgins;
Thread do do
White black pink and blue Crap;
White and co'or,l Tarleton;
White silk Illusion;
An wool dc Iain,s;
DO do Robe:
Uaymlerc and Side Strip:
l.. 4 ,..t IN NIL & L..
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n he eufm N our shllaasflsu
fsaiias We have met With one NJ tvs
Incidents vhieh, hawevef lhsy maY
have heeh regarded n the time N
their aeeunehee, would 10 considered
very remarkable should they happen
uuw Hhieh they afe hot llkely 70 No
The first dates a. fn bach ~ the
time u ihe great tevish I,aselsef
W. hsl been fequiioi 10 prepare =
costly tabernacle fof the service oi
,,od, fof which the fies will offerings
" The people wee 10 furnish lhe
means. When the scheme vas pro.
posed, II met With y hearty con
eaffence Oh the pant ol the people,
and as there vas probably q scarcity
" currency, the men aud womeu
brought forward bracelets and ear
rings, and rings, and tablets, aud
jewels Of gold, and Gnc linen, and
silver, abd brass, and various other
articles to be devoted TO this purpose,
This was all we'll, and eyinccd The
wiling hear, but the remarkable
feature Of the case WAS this, that
these articles we're presented In such
superahundance, that Moses had TO
issue q proclamation 10 restrain their
lIbcrslily. llc had received more
than was necessary for the object,
and positively refused to receive any
more We say such an event is not
likely TO occur soon again. II IL
certainly true that the Christian re.
ligion is rs worthy of supper. rs
WAS the Jewish. and its churches and
missions, and other benevolent in.
sli,utions occupy as high a position
Us did the tabernacle Of old, and yet
who ever heard Of . Christian pro.
clamaiion 10 restrain the libcrality
Of the peoplef We have soliciting
proclamations in abundance, touch.
ingly portraying the pressing wants
Of the Church, aud urging TO libcr-
atty; bu, with vha, effect, may be
judged from their repetition. The
good for tagging real is the order
Of the day, the curb for a too
earnest zeal has become obsolete.
We should like to soc a revival Of
the 'piri. Of the days Of Moses,
jus, for the ncv.l,y ofsl. thing, and
yet in oil probability We shall die
wi,hou, the sigh,
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W. may Sen'me ~ ieliesls sab
sc' telhsps bu' The feIlswIhs bfisf
esuael hon An oia I,shdnn msss
fihe, etptesses euf slesa los neatly
70 pass ahholieed
Ifihe ladies will trust 70 nuf scIehce
% ,he subject N hair, IN lhe fret
place W can assure illeln, most con.
hdshily, that 30 faf is u being true
that oil, and pomsiaus INCREASE The
lus,fe " The hair, their elect 10 "
din ini'h ,ha' polish which II natural.
" Possesses, while, vha,evef glcss
they may give 10 ihe hall which 10
doll, 10 false, and, liks all other fsl'
aiiio,, disgusting Absolute tltaf.
illness, by means of water alone, ~
commence, followed by brushing In
the direction of the hair itself, IN Q
dry state, is the true method VI CIV.
ing 10 the hair all the polish Of wk,eh
il i' susceptible, and Il is the sAec,
Of oils u all Kinds 10 disturb " In.
jurc this, 10 say nothing " the dis.
gus, aud necessary diriiness oi greasy
hair.
II Is the cnoc, oi oils, also, 10 pre-
vent II from curling, and ,hI. oJjsc,
Il most cneeiually obtained, ", with.
ou, artificial means, by curling IL
when wet, and suffering !, TO dry In
that state. Aud rs !, happens that
almos, oil hair has a tendency TO curl
IN one direction rather than another,
!, is uscful to study tina, tendency,
30 m 10 conform 10 !. IN the arsih.
cial Texture given. As " artificial
application, the whole of tho %.
called curling fluids are mere impo.
sitions while one, which 10 really
cdsc,ual, and q, the ssinc time In.
offensive, Is = weak solution Of
isinglsss, by which very firm and
permanent, form can be gwen to tho
hair.