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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-01

own party, by the detection OF Nr Van Bu'
rem on the Texas question. Tie refused to
consent to the sacrifice Of Mr. Van Buren,
~ candidate on ihst point, and gave only
an ungracions assent to the election of Mr
Polk--over whom he exercised rather the
attempted domination of a superior, than
the influence Of \ trusting or trusted friend
and he but nominslly supported Gen
Csss, in lsis His opponents in Missouri
long ovenhadowed by his personal inilu.
ence. which he had come to exercise in n
very arbitrary style. with the manner and
all the suspicious lrritabilty of dictator
took the opportunity of fallring party feel
ing against, him, as uniaiihiul, and he
helped them to good proofs ana good cause
by the violence of his language and the
sympathy which grew up between him ard
the Northern Free Soilet---aller his course
On Texas annexation and the resulting
questions. Tie came to be the centre OF II
mere personal party. AID his natural ego
[ ti-m aud irffnhllliy grew more Inveterate,
under oppo-itiona aud repeated defeats, an
I'll he lost his seat IN the Seuaie. WAS mex,
he ten for the House, aud wen, finally aud
irrecoverably into political insgnificance.
Bot ia his enforced retirement his mind 4,
II not so well balanced il his prime re-
tanned its activity. lie busted himself cons
slauily in public affairs, elnhoraIely discuss
ed public 'quesiiors Tor the public eye,
aba,ed none ol the vehemeuce OF hls att
tacks upon bis opponents. and occupied bis
leisure hours IN literary employment reqnr>
ing immense labor lie was wonderful
old man, IN the force OF his will, the tena>
city of his reseuimeuts, the capacity and
the will to labor. and the greatness OF the
WORK he cut out tor himself, aud firmly be
leyed himself destined TO accomplish In
his vhole career he was thoroughly heated
bN the intensity OF his devotion 10 the obs
Iects OF his pursuit, with the idea that he
was the true apostle al political truth.
aud that dissent from his conclusions was a
hcresy which could ouly come from de-
PRAYED design, or detective understands
ing With no staces to attract personal
popularity, aud no effort to gain 1t, he lived
the lite OF "A recluse among men stud, ing
aud working day and night. aud firmly be
llesing, IN that i-nlRt on. that he had only
to promulgntc opnlous to have them re-
cclved as lulalilhle truth. hy all who were
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TERRIBLE tiyiL WAR; private
letter, received in salem, Mass gives the
following terrible story OF the awful A"oo
tiles committed IA the banda ofienusA
country. The letter is dated hoh'eS'de"'
February 9th.
We are still in n state OF civil war IA
this unfortunate province ms time ''e'e
has been murh bi""'shr", SOM" wv ''e'
having already been sacrificed to tn" Cause
of Liberty. (iiow thsi WORD IS abused :
Gen D'ns was defeated. shout "e'h
since, some 2'O miles 10 tue Interior ""o
over 300 prisoners surrendered 10 "" gov
ernm"ni troops. After sending 20 'hl' pace
to the H"ver"mea', to kn'" "h'' u''P"s'
non should be made OF we PRISONERS, W"
President sent orders az hour Afterwards 10
shoot - officers aud cut '"e 'h'o"'s o.
neari, 200 Of The soldiers Nm'"s ~" 81
tcfrs were Ten '"ssf b'a'' VINO "Hs "'p"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-01

uesrt,woth /. better than hcad>wo,k and
{, is better tempe, In hs 'etvens IN chart
" Than m fsfu'fs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
- Arm L Ms MI Sc UM.-

FARTWELL OF LITTLE CORDELIA,
'hai stonishiuely versc snd tai .nted child '
pprnlar parents.
Mrs. CHARLES HOWARD
il OF her fayoriie nusi al =. lmpus
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

NTT CAN AFFORD If"-That ia the reason
i why rBE NETWORK LEDGER increases IL ir ia
n afford employ the best writer's; it
or 20 advertise aud let the publ bnov all about it, Hence
1t, H y succsss-s wonderful Incredible Road totbs
New Story in TIL BEkLFDGER. IL costs ony4 ,sntS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
Missouri Lands.

,.nWARD Barren ~, OF Saint Louis Mo-. who Is eaten
>ey engaged in the Land Agency business for can
found on THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY 1t the
FARM AGENCY, No. % BROADWAY
IRON 70 to O'Clock m where be will be happy tn import any
desired information concerning Lands in said state .
Letters addressed him at the Metropolitan Hotel viii also
Tpre Att II
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
CADEMY OF MUSIC, =


Lessee asd sole UlIntn
NOIlCE-ln coas,quence o. IL" rehear.%s ioI IHt hU-
GUENOTS there viii be- performance until next VI ndsy.
MONDAY. Msrch 2. st7i.
Tie sale % s"sr oT TIE HI GUENOIS con aeLces IL
MORROW FRIDAY.
The public ore c.pec,fy Informed that hi. ce.ba,ed work
received She undivided attention Of to" Director :oa ~
ici performance The n rchcars vii take place ih "e'A
ana viii be Pr' 'el@d 70 u" publ; on MONDAY NM.
The prod of tks Op"ra even. OF grea'
ana ts mus: have sea: IL csce the ut
Of he 0pera in AmeIca Il ha. bcn a.: up in siye il
equalnc that Of kfCpsn Government Opera i"' iHe
,xIeuded in tAe general uolIns,' at-r having IAN
med all accouDts amouutf t nearly %l"o a. W.
stinuae the Director "a J further "NcTlcn- dung W. t
four yesrs Of bis Iessc. rs .urr beside cnppns
will react dsastronsy oErstc matters AM anoc " '
gro pds for discOurag smort.
The pr0epects however extremely fnyoaoie- tiy
could 10, b. btier The increase o pn' dctied y
absolute ueces,y has ndoed by the pre-. without ~
gle exception and the raj pnbic have ths isi
probation Of The step taken BY crowding tDe t. -
attended 70 from a Of justice 70 make ih' sae oi se
thoroughly impartial one . -, .....,o-.b,r
The Director this oppoIimy 10 correct TtI
.;o The nrrcs,cd price ell only Dc on the nights when lhE
HI'GIFNOTS being On all other night, the PTice o
admission will b. A. lcretoi0' e,,..,.
,hs same time the pubic respectfully Informed that at
cs Of increased price will be- strictly adhered TO each and
every nigbt when The "Huguenots" will be given.
PRICES ADMISSION on rhE RtGufkQr, NIGHTS;
Seats. so cents extra Private Boxes pro port
Family cent. Ampbtbear. 81 cents
TIE SALE OF SEATS
commences On Friday, March j, az Q s. IN.
On MONDAY March 8, at 7! O'Clock
First night Of Meybccr's Ope,s in i've acts, q
THE HUGUENOTS
with and Appropriate scenery painted by Alegr Csyo and
IIeu.er About go dresses part which been
manufacture here from original drawings. They viii
aey correspond to the epoch in which the action takes Place
4 CHORUS of ONE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of SIXTY.
The principal roles by
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04


THURSDAY and FRIDAY. March ands,
AFTERNOONS at J oclrck
Dance BY Nile SslOme. After Whc1, the mn-ics lraIns
THE SOMNAMBULIsT; Or, The VILLAGE PHANTOM with
Mrs CHARLES HOWARD in the character Of Enesne with
songs EVENING a. O'clock comic drams, THE PAGE
OFHISTORY Jean NelasqI'z. LITTLE CORDELIA; Coau.
Nhssk, Mr. c. Howard; Princess Polxiana Mrs. g. c.
Howard. After which. Dance followed by THE POOR CHILD
OF NkW-YORK. Little Ks,y, Liie Cordeia Howard To
conclude with THE ACTRESS.
ANOTHER LEDGER STORY DR.M.TzED.-Mr.
Souihworths BRIDE or N EVENING is in course 1
drsusiiz.ticn - fi.t a. pIh''h'd
TIE GRAND AoUARTA or rnp.ri.hab'o Ocean aud Rier
Geidens; the H.ppy FAM sSc 70 BE- a.ua. Admit:
yuce 25 cents: children urder 'er, 10 ,eIts.
WOODS BUILDINGS, Broadway, near Prince
w st. HENRY WOOD, Proprietor
GEORGE CHRIsTY and WOODS MINSTRELs.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
Performance coucuic with Ble-krr'- peclany of
PETER PIPER PfPPFR PODGE.
Tommy Heo Holland
NEW-YORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY,"
~ SIXTEENTH SEASON IGj7-'59-Fhe Thiri Concert will
take place SATURDAY EVENING March D. 1853, AZ the
teered tReir services: Nine DASGRi; Mr.rs wM MASON,
Piano. and \ klEfl.R Clarinet Conductor Mr.. TIiEO
ESfEP 2sis for S % e. the the M RsS,2 2 C. Of BEs
ING No 7ol Broadway; aud NJ WALKER No l67 Futon d.,
Brooklyn Members will procure their extra ckes on or before
ing the Concert will be - leach No secured sse Doors
open at y to commence at aOclock p m By oIder
MUSIC at REDUCED PRICES.-Haying just
l purchssed about $4,000 worth American aud Foreign
from the usual prices during THIS WEEK An extensve
,o-ment Of PIANOS aud s;s,o ~. sec2Sl ssra
FOR ,e very low price, ior cash PIANOS and MELJDONS
HORACE WATERS, Agent,
NJ. 53j Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

4 BOOK for the MLLION.-Just tuUnsIrr CM,pT ~ ~
PRACTIC AL MATHEMATICS FOR HOME ~ ~ ~ ~ 80
INSTRUCTION or YOUTH adapted 20 esery ,;,, s.a 80,
copy ofths valuable work should b. in every
in the land Sent free Of portage reesP; 'i P''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

THE GREATEST SUCCESS Of the AGE
i THE NEW-YORK LEDGER is ths srcatess sUsce's OF
the age has the greatest list Of the greatest writers for s CON
,rbuors has the circulation, aud Il is hr greatest
yoIe among all classes. In whatever isht il 10 viewed Il Is
family paper known being distinguished for
the area attractive tales and sketches toe grUasst
scne, the greatest purity Of tone the gaest yPo
g'5phca beauty The greatest variety and interest IN IT. s
The srea., of it, Illustrations the sea.c,. pop lry
cf all departments Add the number icr Mdch H. oat
ad al the News Offices the greatest Dunbr Df s
greatest family paper published within
T,II,r l,nJTNnC on rJNIJ ALTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
Jr,r rr,lI,,p-rrrssrr Epr,ex.

Jr>r PustIYrD-Trr SrR EDrpox
0FE CASE OF DRIED SCOTT: CoDdeusd
mo sro cornpse; Pm pbe, ~ iCi yssss Pcx ,hb
sdte yie. eehi~ ,.-u
THE CASE rn.&s tp ur I'D 'ahsritss 10 ths uni,na
States suprrns Court;
Il. THE JUDGMENT " ruds--d sy ChLfJsal.s rsn~y.
with HI. oplioa IN o On ,As 'sios, IN dc
IOis;
nj. THE SUBSTANCE AND v,RYINo POINTS q ~.
wholly or partially concerning Opinions Sa r'ris q,
Js..ioes Wayne, Nelson, Grer, Daniel, C.iaPS-a nd
C9ron;
n. TEE SUBSTANCE AND POINTS d Jsssss NsLssnp
dissenting 0pinion;
vrHE DISSENTING OPINION in full, - rendered ,,
Justiee Gurus;
VAN ANALYSIS OF TIE POINTS RULED. ass iAs
Opinions delivered;
vi. THE REPORT AND RTsoLVrs with rri"reoe 70
th. Decision ol the L. s.,lature Of Ssw-NoTs
wher ssi BY mail, postpaid onc esPy. . cats iS% eors
tr 81; rsslye copse, for 81 ~
We respectfully solicit ord from s Of wNs;soev-f rst a
party, who desous thai this sJdiesttos
should b. Understood AID ssdcred by the Ancesn PsoR
HoGACE GREELEY 1 Co,
Tsbrre OTcs SswYort
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
DROADWAY THEATER.

DROADWAY THEATER.
ID A MARSHA IL. Scle Lrssss-
NV LuEIRGHS Grand Equestrial snd Ioooeiea Company
'n-' mn TIL RSDAY EVENlSG. Mach T. l8Ja
IT.. ,,.,,e. eouesiri.bne in the word, MADAME LOUISE
rdiRSfAIRF viii introduce her -est PTusnan Bch jpmpHs
toy. ~ L. and will also ride her Gles. ~ without sSd
h fbe s,ea, Californian equestrian. Mr JAS. M6IV LIE
" .I.o snrased GRAND COMB tNATION
FIVE GREAT BAREBACK RIDERS.
c,oxps-sAM LATHROP DEN STONE and SIX BLISS
Doors opeu -: to commence q. Y.
p.rEorrns,ce every WEDNESDAY AMI SATURDAY X'ter-
,o1rs Doors open :: commence 4. o'.ock
ioint BENEFIT Of SAM LAT TdROP and DEN STONE will :4k 10
plsce on FRIDAY EVENING, March D
w LACX's T II E A T i Il. -
w TO-NIGIIT ard EVrRY NIGHT dpnug the week,
% e u,Iforned the aud original drama il :br.e
" JESSIE BROWN
o.. The RELILF OF LUCKNOW.
Leslie Mss Agnes s0berteS n
The Mana Sahb. Dion boUcfa1lt
Mr. Dav1 bloeit
Mr. RardA Setj-s 90
Mr.. Geo-de McGr"er
,fT GrOsvenJr Achmet
tn.I which, SWISS SWANS
NaI.d...Mr A. II psyenPIt Roseus. ...Mss Cannon
pURTON's NEW TnEATER.-T'HURSDA
- "A New Original Play in three sc:s STRUGGLE FOR
GOLD, cast with extraordinary ,eEsth Rcherd We- NJ:
T. L. Davenport Waller Herb Mr. c. Fisher; John Herbert,
Mr ~ Smith FiIsieSe NJ Briggs Cafcr,y, Nr. Seymour
Mtdc, Mr. Barrett; Ross NJ Mocre; Marian. Mrs. z L. Di-
venpor Susy Mr.. W II. Smith With BUckstOLes comedy
Of The CHRISTENING supp,r'i by the principal membars
Of The pany To o-nlo.roV-Wn be- revived CHARlTfS
LOVE.
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DIR. HORTLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL.

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs, Colds Influenza, Group, Hoarse
ness, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Diseases
of the Bowels arising from Cold, In
cipient Consumption, and Tor the RELIEF
and (fat a | possible) cure of patients
in advanced stages of the latter dis
ease.
This celebrated preparation ike the Bltters,
may be confidently relied on. 1t is designed
for class of diseases more general and more
fatal than any other to which the people of this
country are subject-lhose springing from "a
"sLTGHt COLD" That eminent authority, Dr.
Bell, Says;"l will not say that Colds are to our
inhabitants what the PLAGUE and Yellow FE.
yfk are to those of other countries; but, l can
aver confidently that they usher in disease of
greater completely and mortality than these lat
ter
A further proof Ct 'bs terrible fatality Of
diseases resulting nom common cold" may
be seen hy glance at the following statistics,
~ta',gn i,om the records Of the Board Of Health
of Philadelphia confessedIy one Of the most
healthy locations in the Unon;--
le52 Total deaths in Philadelphia, 1921
Ipf
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.iilnry SWrgcOm and Fnrrjar

iilary Surgeon and Farrier.
lllsuccesslully treat the following Dis
y aECoic, Bolts. Munain, weak or inAamed
5Yges, fever of various kinds, disease of the
lungs, kidneys and liver, Gods cough, general
debility of the constitution, together with ring
bone, bone and blood SPAWN, wind gals and ca.
lis Jumps, fistula, pollevil, lameness in shoul.
ders and feet, hool bound and founder, with
many others too numerous TO mention.
He also, has linment for strains and rheu.
matte pains, an ointment for sores, a lotion for
sore eyes, and remedy for fever and ague, that
is unsurpassed in the history of medicine.
uFRrsidence opposite the new burial ground
Jackson, Ohio.
July Is l95S-3m
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HOW Ard ISS6CltTIOy,
PHILADELRHIA.


A Benevolent Institution, established by sc
cial endowment for the relief of the sick and
distressed, afflicted with Yirultnt and Epe dim.
ic diseases.
TO all persons afflicted with sexual diseases,
SUCH as SpermatorrhGa, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence, Gonorhea, elect, Syphilis, the Vice
Of Onanism, or Self Abuse, DC, &c.
The Howard Association, in view of the awful
destruction Of human life. caused by Sexual dis
cases. aud the deceptious practiced upon the unor-
tunate victims of such diseases by 0uacks several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon as a
CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their name, to open a
Disponsary for the treatment of this class of dis
eases, in all their forms and to give medical advce
GRATIS, to all who apply by letter, with descrp-
tion OF their condition, (agu, Otcupaion habits Of
life &C., and in cases Of eS, 'lne poverty to FUR
Nlsu MLDICINE FREE OF cHARO', 1t is needless to
add that the Association companl the highest med.
cal skill of the age, and will furnish tho most ap-
proved modern treatment t.
The Directors, on review of the past, feel as
sured that their labors in this sphere Of bunevo-
lent effect, have on Of great benefit to the aAct-
ed, especially to the YOU = ana Vh .. have resolved
to devote themselves with renewed zeal ly tlis
very important and much despised cause
Just Published by the Association, Il Report on
Spermatorrho, or Seminal Wakness the Vice of
0nansm, Masttrbaton or Self-Abuse, and other
1sisnlses of Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Sur
\ N, which will be ssnt by mail, (in n sealed en-.
AWpe,) Free of charge, on receipt Of TWO sTAsc'T
postage.
sddrcss, for Report or treO-mc2tt Dr. GEORGE r
noUN Consulting Sura-UH, Howard Associa
M. 3 Sn1it smith Street, Philadelphia Pa.
= gle Directors.
@szRa d. lIEARTWELI, Pr-'
GEO. FAIRCIIlLD, Scc'y.
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rard from Or, James N. Jarrett,
HDF THE NEW YORK LUNG INFIMARY
E-My connection for the past EIGHT wears with
E'he above Institution, as Chief Physician, aud
t"clye years course Of steady devotion 10 the
HCure Of Pulmonary Consumption and its kin.
EdrGd diseases, together with nv unnyallpd
opportunities and adyan tsge Of pathological re.
sehrch-aitej not little by perfect system Of
Mrd'cat IHlGLqfioa-has enabled me to arrive at
decisIYe' direct, and successful course Of treat.
lheht lof the positive aud radical cure Of all dis
eases OF the THOat, LuBqs, and Air Passagcs -
ny limitation, the vaDor and curative proper.
tle' oi medicines are directly addressed to the
diseased organs and the ntegnmenL. | do not
ADVISE the tee OF Medical inhalation Of any
KIND, TO the exclusion Of GENERAL rREA rNgYT.
and although consider II useful adiuyant in
the proper management Of those fearful and of
ten fatal diseases, yet deem it very necessary
that each patient should have the benefit Of
both GENERAL End local treatment. The sue.
cess OF my Treatment Of the aboy. diseases, and
lhe high character Of the Institution over which
nave so long had the honor 10 preside, are too
wen known to need any eulogy or comment
from me. Atthe solicitation Of many private
ana professional friends, through whose phlan.
iop'T ii a'o 'e uooTe charity has been long and
;U'iI'y ,;o suPPor'ed ana alter due consiiera.
Ilon, l nave concluded tomake such arrange.
lnen's 5 a. |li Orlng the benefits Of my expert
chce ana treatment within the reach Of all and
m n9' CONNIE ] ]mys',i as heretofore, to those only
"',o '"'a,su '1e Urinary or VINO we're ab'e
~, ~ 'ao,s NV a' my once. Hoping therefore that
t.l t,.t a. ,an7euehs VIII give entire satisfaction
NV" ~ n,i IoIe'sioAai brethern and the puo.
'!c' mou'H respectfully announce in concIu-
Cnon, tnl. o1N nov BE CONSULTED PEEs NALLT
OK OK BY LITTER On HlI diseases as aboTe aud that
@ Wv 'neulc,neS, ,he same as used IN the ln'til1
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ROAD NOTICE.

TO all whom it may concern There will be pre-
sented to the Commissioners Of jackson County,
Ohio, at their next session, petition praying for
commencing 49, koftA-Sest corner of section
27; thence South dIobg said section line to the
North west corner ofisection 81 thence South with
said section line to the county road about 80 rods
from said corner, and there to end.
A. PETITIONER.
Oct %, ls5S-4w+ 4s.
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Notice is Given
H. w. White.

Agent for Burnetts Patent Portable Fence, fence
without posts and the cheapest, simplest and best
ofany fence ever invented,
jackson, July 2. '57. I5-tf
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NNs NVNNNNZNNNN Y

Just Published the 9th edition, in a sealed en-.
velope, gratis, aud mailed to any address post
paid, on receipt of two stamps.
This little work, emanating from celebra.
ted member of the medical profession gives the
most important information ever published to
all persons entertaining doubts of their physical
condition, or who are conscious of having haz
arded their health and happiness-containing
the particulars of an entirely new and perfect
remedy for Spermatorrb9a or Seminal Weak
ness, Debility, Nervousness, Depression of
Spirits, Loss Of sEnergy, Lassitude, Tmidity,
Involuntary Seminal Discharges, Impaired
Sight Bnd Memory, BIotches and pmpIes on
the fucc, Piles, Indigestion, Palpitation of the
Heart, and Bodily Prostraction of the whole
system, inducing impotency and mental and
physical incapacity by means of which every
one may cure himself privately, and at a trifing
expense.
D'Adl-ess DR., CHI j C. KLINE, lst Ave.
nue. or. 10Th street, New York; Post Box, No.
1856.
Sept. 9, mos inside.
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From these figures, 1t will be seen that near
ly one fourth ofthe total deaths in the country
are caused bp consumption, to say nothing of
the numerous other diseases sprIngug from a
"slighC cold"
Do lot trihe with your health; but ifsuGoring
from cough, or cold on the lungs. buy bot
tie of llOOFLANDS BALSAMlC CORDIAL
and you may safely count on cure Thou
sands have done so, and have certified TO its
Nonderous effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from disordered
or 'speptic state Of the stomach, in which case
the German Bitters should be used In cases
OF weakness, or general debility of the system,
resulting from protracted cough, the German
Btters will be found Of great benefit.
Prepared only by DR.. G. NJ. jackson, 4le
Arch Street, Philadelphia, and for sale by Drug.
glsts and Storekeepers throughout the United
States aud Canada. Price Is cents per bot.
tie
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TO OONSUmL. L.rIYEs.

The advertiser having been restored 20 hea'II
In few weeks by very Simple.semedy' aI'er
having suffered several. years Sith severe LUNG
AFbEorroN; and thai efreadfPl disease Consump-
tion.-s anxiops t6 make known to his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure. Of all who de-
sire it he will send a copy Of the prescription
,usai (FaEE OF cuRGE), with directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will
pFnRa sure cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA.
Bad AITIs, &c. The only object Of the adver-
jsser in sending the prescription Is to beneHtthe
Afflicted and he hopes every safferer will try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing. and
may prove blessing. Parties wishing the pre-
scrlption will please address
REV. EDWARDg A, WILSON,
Wiliamsburgh, Long Island.
Sept. 30, ls5e-3m.
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NE VA VA RA SD
ORN0
b B A ! N ! * ( 81

Whether Bank notes org0id and silver coin alone
is to be the circulation it matters but little if we
are out of debtand for this end We should all York
To those OF our customers who owe US by note or
account oflOng standing, we would say, better make
the effort to pay now, for the time for money to be
abundant here may be far off and so long as you
hold to your grain or stock, waiting for high prices
so long you hold to hard times. Sell what you
have for what it will bring, and pay your debts
This IS the way and the only way, to make good
times! GetOut Of debt!
The day may not be far off when gold and silver
will be the only currency land care not how soon
with present general polcy,) When that day comes
better be utof debt.
TO those who hayo paid OF settled satisfactorry
we wish continuance if it lis to their interest to
do SO, which we hope it may; but we say to all, do
the best you can.
We keep as heretofore, Il general assortment Of
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ALEXANDRA POWERS' ESTATE,
The undersigned have been appointed admin
strators on the Estate of Alexander Powers,
late of Jackson county, Ohio, dec'd
GEORGE POOR,
WILLIAMSON sCURLocK.
Oct. Z, lS5S,-3w
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Harvesting tools such as Cradles, Sythes, Sbath.
Rakes, Forks, &C., cheap for cash, by
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srliD. WEDNESDAY, StvIO 1858.
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SFnIsR q nssGs
sWnEATs-Sr0d to $IO6.
CoRN-5O to SOC.
RYE--70c.
BARLEY--75c to VOc.
0ATs-50c to 53c,
BUrTER--l5 to l6c.
BEANs-$l,25.
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