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i, Vid Bores r0st f0rsyinna dina toner.
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Och manen blickar ned uti det djupa, ss
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Dr6j langt fran Jotunhem vid varma vagor,
Uti den rika Floras KHAN, och leka -.
Med hennes barn, mar Frejas tusen fragor
Din lyra sjunger der, den milda, veka. 's'
T Auroras vagn allena pollen
Bes0k, och nagra blickar oss forunna: Ella
Haruppe droj i sallskap blot med solen,
Och med en- solsang da din fard forkunna.
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I solens land bestandigt plocka mama
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Jag dem f;irgylt och Auroras tommar,
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Som fangarncs vid elfverna Babel.
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Vil asked af sin alskling gar att skill Is,
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81 ~ uTG1FvEs HvARANNAN yEcKAs 1sts s
RED WING. G0DDHUE CO., MINN.
EN- F0RENING.
Prenuznerations-vilkor:.. ).

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posTyoRror for tidningen erlagges det post
kontor der tidningen a fisemtas Inom Goodhue
al osr tidn iagen fritt. Inom 0friga counties i
;nn ar oortot cent for hvarje hummer eller
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Observation-Disclosures. Inom ALA ofriga slater och
territorier Forenta staterna ar portot cent Tor
hvarie hummer, eller foi sela ret 70 cents 1or en-
veckotidning och l3 cents ~
halfar betalas halften sd mycket samma
Portet maste betalas f0rskott for helt, haltt eler
fierdedels Dir; ON delta urakates b!lr poftot ouo-
belt. -s --y .s...
rs AT forekommen anledning infores hsr pa
engelska bestammeser postporto for tldnl.i, @l'
hyilket man kan peka pi z postma stare, mar des.a
fordra ett ofverdrvet belopp. DE har utsatta pr1-
serna aro for ett qvarta eler manader, uar portot
nemisen betaas forskott for hela aret, eller ock
or hvarj je qvertal.
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Sec 1903. Quarterly Rates Of Postage, sohen
paid querterly yearly in oduanee. on Neaos-
1apeys and Periodicals, to actual subscribers.
Weekly Newspapers Zone copy only) seut by the
publishers to actual subscribers wlthln the county
where printed and published, free
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ounce in weight, when circulated in the state pub
Isled. Weekly, 81 csnts, Somi-monthly, Il cts.
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ounces and under, sent to any part of the United
Stutas Weekly, 81 cents.
Semi monthly, 5 cenrs.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-08-16
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Aen B1inda &1iekam .
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EN- IEFNADSBILD FRAN LUTHERS
OCH REFORMATIONENS TIDER.
BEARBETAD FRAN TYsKAN AF j. G. MORRIS, D. D.,
PASTOR AF DEN F0RSTA LUTHERSKA KYR-
KAN BALTIMORE ERsATT-
MING FRAN ENGELsKAN. -'
KAPITLET X.
(Fortsdttniny)
BORGMX sTAREN OCH LAREN
III U X D NJ e II

BoRGMXs TAREN &C H MALKREN
LUKAs KRAN MACH.
30 nei !" svarade hon. "Huru kunde
jag, en- ringa, obetydlig ficka, nagonsin
atniuta sadana tormaner? Alt hvad jag
vet ON det kraftiga och trosterika evange-
tium har jag lart af den man, som Gud
sjelt har sandtos den kare doktor Martin
Luther Da min tader tor omkring ito
ar sedan TOR mig och min syster upplaste
de nittiofem theserna denna Kristi valdige
kampe uppspikade pa kyrkodorren (och
hvilka min fader emellertid pa den tiden
godkande), da begynte, ansk0nt jag endast
var ett barn, det torsta ljuset af ett battre
eyangelii forstand att lysa min sjal och
under de sista fem aren har jag icke gait
miste ON en- enda af den dyre gudsman-
mems predikningar."
"Och huru kunde nj CORA delta 7" fra
gade Kranach.. s'Huru kunde nj allena,
utan en- van och ledsagare ga till kyrkan,
da er tader och syster aro sa hattiga evan
gelii motstandarc?"
s9ssMin fader, ON han an icke gaf mig
tillatelse, torbjod Diet dock icke," svarade
hon; "oeh det ar derfore som jag icke nog
kan tacka honom och hyartore jag Villig'
| led ALT annat. En- fattig gosse lefde ma
sta hus intill oss, som kom ordentligt nal
klockorna ringde och ledsagade migi Guds
hus.
aOch er far och syster fragade aldrie
| hvarom Luther predikade p
"Aldrigp 1orsakrade Margareta honom
sDe latsade ingenting ON mig, och talad'
I pa fera dagar ofta intet ord till mig Dett;
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-08-16

n s this is"the only newspaper in
r. Minnesota, published in the
Swedish language, it will afford a
good opportunity to Merchants,
Mechanics and other business men,
to spread their advertisements
before the numerous and indrstri
Gus Scandinavian population.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-08-16
HvILKEN VIII lHA In GOD FARM' '!
/ SMITH,'TO OWN =. q GO, IS
OFFICE, Red WING sg1iINNESO1'A4,sa IN.NES
A. stallet, der land ids f6r goat pris. On NJ oe-
h3fuer en- farm, gor dem Ell pdheasning. Ply
F. r a N X 1 We S.,

sAduohat och RdagitUare ~ s-l4Gafa''dtsgoT q,
serskild uppmarksamhet lennad At uppsattande
af fastebref intecknin gar och dylikt Office ofyer
Foot & swsneys kladesbod, Main street. IL a.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-08-16

All changes in advertisements charged at the
rate of 80 cents per LOCO ems
All advertisements continued until ordered out,
and charged accordingly.
Yearly advertisements paid quarterly in advance.
All transient advertisements to be paid for i'll
advance.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

-. vet have not seen II no well attended
:, as should think the country and eli
mate would justify, yet, Notwithstanding.
texas produces some Of the finest apples
and peaches | have ever seen or have
had the pleasure of tasting, while the
Grape in It's numerous varieties surpass
m richness and flavor any that are ma
tlyc1 " the more sterile climate OF the
north Springs, noted for the sa'nbrlty
Of Their waters are scattered ~ great
abundance through the country, seem
ingly to invite the plcasure-scckcr as
we'll as the invalid to the cool refresh.
me shades in which they are generally
0und. The large and extensive woods
are rich in game. and the sound Of the
huntsman's horn, accompanied by the
eager yelp of the hound are borne to
aur ears even in the heart Of the city.
while the boom Of the gun and the shout
Of the gamcstcrs proclaim the story of o
fallen deer OF some other native OF the
forest.
Thus Marshall and its vicinity holds
forth an invitation to persons Of all
classes to come and share it's pleasures
as well as reap part of it's rich stores
oi wealth and plenty while beyond lay
broad, extensive pralrlcs covered witt,
tall rank grass, IN which the wild fowl
rcyela with delight, and the lazy herd
browse IN ease, unconscious Of the thou
sands they annually place in the pos
session OF their no less casy-liviug own.
srs II \ L.
Locrs GUS, Oct Alb.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15
ICI.k.CTIC PHYSICIAN,

THE CITIZENS OF JEFFERSON aud
i surrounding country are respectfully informed
tha, DIR. a. VI. Walker has located in 'hss
place, where he aill prsts,os spon the HYDRO
ECLECTIC PRINCIPLE, using principally
the botanic o, Vegetable Medicines IN the trrst-
nlcni Of Acute Di~s~--s and Nstnrea Great Gu
ra,ive Agent, WATER. In Chsotit Disesa~
particularly In rheumatism, Nervous A''ectiona.
spinal Disease Dyspep-- Luns Diseases, ssrof
nia Female Diseases. and i-dc,d almos; every
form Of disease Water properly sd'rin's'er,d "
al inlallible remedy iur Chronic piarthps Par
ticular attention given 10 Clcets Of the Leg and
Narcusc Veins wITuorT coSsisraLsT, Aso.
10 tanecraas Affections. IL can b Pend 81
the City Hotel. Jlilerson, Of oil Tires, slen no'
Professionally shseu..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

{ Cuernavaca district. We know that ma.
ny federal bands are floating about more
near this capital We know that great
dissatisfaction exists ia the Government
troops, and that bu, little signs Of action
are manifested on the part Of the Govern
mcnt Generals. This said, have told
you all that is known here at present
There arc every day reports Of battles
but these are only reports No impur.
tant battles have taken place; aud none
will, unless Nldaurrl should pcrchancc
get the troops Of the Government IN a
corner
This city still remains in sad state.
from the tyranny of the present Govern
mcnt The lails are flied with political
prisoners and tic pdur lahuring people
arc IN constan, fear of tie prcss-gang
II is estimated that some 3 600 persons
are now confined N the ciaricis Of this
capital, held as recruits for the army,
when necessity may occur.
The journals remain silcnced For the
past month none have boon allowed To
appear except those IN the pay of the
government
BY the express, from the English W est
India packet, which arrived here night
before last we learn that Gen Robes
Mexican Minister Ia Washington. arrived
at Vera Cruz three days since. aud pro
cccdod IL Tampicu to lani with greater
safety The arrival of Gen Ruhlcs Is
significant, and the next mail may carry
yen news OF HIS becoming the leader OF
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FALL Il WINTER GOODS

be ha. eser before ofrgd to TIE pgb,ic. He
assortment Of Ladies DYES, Goods.
CLOAk~. -iiAWia- and BATS. ne thinks
canno; he .orrasod IN this market Tie follow
ine corIri-cz portion u his tecl'
French and English Me-ino.
Mousliu de la.nts. iall wool figured ail PLAIN
figured ta-lmercs F"
Cashmere R0bes l'Aze- y lepncel.
Nou.'m %. la,u.s rnion,l print ] eni plsidi
Figured ahmo.f shaas,
}aek Gro d Rhine -ils;
Figured Black
Marceue and Florence six,
Cloth tioak-. large assortment,
White and Fancy Talmas'
Worael Nirjoriues;
Fancy Hoads.
CbcnlIlr Had Dresses;
Black Elastic aud Fancy six Belts
fmhrad.gri Skirts;
Wh.'g and colorcd Spring skir's'
Lace Eugene
Opera crImea and Printed fanncli
White shaker and Salisbury
liIue GJrcn. Red and yellow
-w.. aui Embroidered JAgonai Cellars;
FI.ac Collars.
~W,. alnr. and Sleeves IN -ots, large as.ot %
Ladies l.. G.. +. T. and tmhd lidEh
t4r..t-. Con,i- aud iasals'
Linen Camhrie uli Lawn;
IRISH Linens.
White sud Black Illusion.
White aid PINK Inroton;
India Mail. Nuin.ooA and swiss Mu,iiu-
Black six NcyeG
Black Cotton
Gr,pu blue and Brown Bsrgee:
White Nar-ell.s.
Black -ilk ard Thread Lace
Black. Colond aud Fancy Fruga~.
Nar.eplt. Plush and lilS Waierd Trimming
satin. 1an,a Hat and Velvet Ribbons
jet and six Dress Buttons
English anil American Prints
Tucels -aiiucts Kentucky Jeans, Cas.imcis
kprsfys, Plain ane PLAID linays
Blankets whtc gieau rsl Uud cfer
Blarlad and Brown -hatiuss and shifting
Bache Shooting. ln4, l2-l,
Pillow EASING 81.
Together with general as-6r'mrat of snci
o,hgt goods as Dr. ha. htraiullra hopi.
L. / HYDE
MARSHAL October %. ,s5s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

oNH PRICE CloflnNG STORE
" 50 HsiN Nt Nfr on E
CONSTANTLY 900 banl the hr-,-l nsaft
| nart ,l .s3sofal's C9Hhur. q every Re
scripfsor g.. Nea ana Boy. io 81 fannl 90 >s'y
prltau4 Ali of which vlH O. sofa az the lowest
prices er cssu a. n.taa or Nhoiysalc
Auaa~f 3D. 50 FL "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

JacxsoS, Hifs., jar. 49, letC.
d. A. 81 HaHr-My Dear Frcnd ] ~
cesc,l letter FROM 500 some two OF three montl.s
age. bat have not. mi. f,,,sT P.sd. xoS,S.e
owe yoa an apology s'set have becn here !
have heee hs'si' employed light and dsy, and
nov. while am writing al ~. desk. the mem
bers are debating an interesting question. Jnder
ile circumstances cnn uow s-y but little.
bop. ,ou. Mis-. Walker and your se.vt l!,,le boy
arr well Ms dear brother Duluy is rapidly
sinking to the grave, fear with dyspeI~a, ami
= ia sou could .,o with him nwlnie. think by
your .kin he might be saved hn' II -o,-o'lin9 -
bot .p,eliy done for h4:n ! think his valuable
ii.p viii ~ lo-, 90 the world.
3Nl Webb. of pantotoc he Scna;cr u here,
and ,ers bad % ii bronchitis. hive been
ads .inr him So seen AZ b. returns home, 10 place
fim.lf uu.lsf Your care. Il be de,s not get ~.
Eel -oa1i a.piclicnl the corgh viii involve hirn
ia consumption.
We ns .sJoriau intensely on the code ord
hon. 10 gri through ia su OF thfee weeks, Thea
ofd1ar uud sp,.ial icsissiion may consume '"o
" thfso v.gl5. more. gm getting ry nnlioes
Ia ct home. and aA yay ind 81 legislation.
hupa sou VII frequently wliie TO me, Us
shall AWAY. icl deep interest in your welfare.
You were during the i'm. vas uudr your tare,
a. kind 60 me as u spu could have bcen to liz
father. think gou ~ere tic means, ub.l'r i'fp'i-
dencc ~ relic ne ne II . distressing DISEASE. and
II saving nv lie, and vhie live. | shall bold
you in grateful and uacciiona'e remembrance.
GIVE my respects 10 Mr. Walker, and believe
me cyef youf grateful eui devoted friend,
JAs. L. MATBlws.
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presents most lam"niatie picture ct
individual and national distress. Divided
;,,a factions ,opt with civil war , ,r.,,
....,ha.. -, .,..n. .5.....,.... r. .,,
'' ''''
rage 1t would seem That There is 100 pros
poet, even in the future for peace and
oniet \ carrcspnud,.ut of fine Now Or.
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says
regret 90 say that our civil war has
~ late produced evidence that. il Il hc
continued, this country must soon. very
soon become a heap Of ruins cmbellshcd
w an ovcrgrowlh of ripaciIy in all H..
parastical forms. - far the contest
has produced mrusirous disasters 10 the
country. Ia brief they may he summed
up Is follows;
ih" dcsulation ami abandonment OF
twenty or thirty towns;
the punishment irm tacr h'ma # at
least goo ooo persons;
hr abandonment % hundreds OF hAcl-
rnalS;
ln' complete Ntagh''''h 81 avg branch
g ~ 'rt1' ana ministry
Inc aul raging u many females ~ lhr
"hhle soid'eFEi
tht useless employ Wrli ri 'o"u" per
N.uN ~ ht'pa~ up tfll war ana thc'r
'a>' l'ith' ''io I'th 'il.'i
h' sAel me- .i si"'Ro' p"' ''i ih i'\'
'"tIi'NS' l""'t '''In'''t, gram ''k.'i
'i ilfre tor thr Wa'u'etH e"i ia" evil
VAT ana M the property actually d'-
N.nf'l I'D consequence "i ilHse iends.
In'S' are already lh' proceeds oil
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n..,nIr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15
LATEST INTELLIGENCE

an'cn III - Joseph NO. on ''r 'ip INST
i"' man contractor reported 'ne uest
s'a'e 81 i'e''hg 10 'Nlsi between the MOT
nous "''' Wv Hu,"'f'',S IL we own
la"s ""S'' Hl's"'nl a'uis ma '9F'
cuinnn'ns run '9S''h'r. lie h'd '' M
,,""! "''" '.''''''''' '"' moan ~ ''''''
5i'trn,,i, r. a.. %, f., ,,..oa
,c,.r,L -.
Tho Ss!t Lake mail has arrived tween.
~ davs ont
Brigham Young still remains housed
thourh it is snpp,sed no harm would be-
done hn'
Every thing vas Tcacrlhle between the
"'n'i'e7 ana SAINTS, though ii'' "'''r
S',. Keep hUi'i guam upon 'hr'' women.
ne 'f""lS "t amp fI3Yd were an
wen 'lcn johnston intends "lnlrr'ng
mere 'he meh are now binding nuts
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Five hundred ard seven Austrian
priests have addressed a memorial CD the
cardinal prince. archbishop ut Vienna.
asking i'r certain reforms th' most ma
p'rlan' ol whieh seem /" te increased
pay ana the right to marry.
There was "a right smart white FROST"
at Ctico, y Y, ON the night Of the l7lh
September
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kno,sy
Al, tt 1T.
w '''' Vs. IT, - ''''''''' ''''''
closed the legation but would not d.
mand his passports. He had gene to
T,cubaya, intending to remain there ma.
I'll the latter part OF October
sy,c, ne Wa, =, r,,, c,,,vysy s,,s
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l.alas.I a,, 49,, ~, ~, y ~
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rope 1t is touchag illustration of
the change, af national hiubH, tbW
Portugal which opened those scas, and
was once >p respectable naval power.
is NOW represented hcte 100 tins "taH.
gross" Of mcnHfwar hf bIy tvs YES
sells, uuc carrying six gums aHd the other
twenty and ton all practical pGUp 'Fes,
these mi-ui as we'll be- In the lapu,.
The following Is a complete cuumora.
ton pI the shp-.oi'war now ~ the 'hi-
n'-r 7ras WITH the total n""D'' % guns
they carry
iiiElahl has ~ Siup7. "l Whl'h 80 are
steamers, carrying sol gus, wan +"
c"inp'tniD ~ '.n1i men the '1l'uii1,
carrying = guns and ago mrn. l@ the
Nag shp, ana D, anchored hrar tnr row
halah Roar Adualrdi III VI. Nin'ur
commands "" '"'l ~.h '''n'" "'
WN"m q" ''Nh J." ''''", w ".t' ''''
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49, ''' ",,''' - w.
n''' ''I w. ~ " y ~ ''''''''' ',,
Ymg :, gnd guns each 'efns adapt
ed 10 thc rivers "i 'hiu' W''th larger
vessels from '"' :" 'N"'NS "' '''' wa
yer. cannot '>V'U"'
ne f''h'h N'l' y s''i',' curry 'is
i,5 guns "omo'i "i "'n o'' s''.'
ne largest "'' 'l' Nula''"s' "'i' Ne
lp'7' ''cN u'" ,"~ 81" -|"1
F''''N''S ,''"5 N'''''''' ~ '' '.'''''.
''"N sue "''
ihc I.'' E"''' n"N' q ''''"' ~ %
z o,i'' ""u +" pug "' ~ guns o..
ihf hn''h nave one 7'''l"'l 't ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15
FALL, AND WINTER
GooDS!

I'VE arr uOw receiving The largest and most
w complete stock Of FALL and WINTER
GOODS that W have ever broagii, out pgf-
chased entirely in New inra en.l Philadelphia
selected expressly ilr the Marshall market nad
viii compare Mgorst 81. ~ styles quality and
and prices, with Those 10 an; market i'n- side Of
Now Orltaa. all Of which We offer for sale t.
the public generally. ard particularly 10 or otd
}rislds end customers. on the most reasonable
terms. Notwithstanding the heavy cNpen7e art
dtlar that we have encountered GA account VI the
bow stage Of water IN Rcd River We wish It
distinctly understood that we viii sell rs los p
the lowest. vi.o do o. legitimate Iusil'ss, Jes or
Gentle.
We mcai..a the following G' q Part q our
stock. 70 Which we invite te attention ii all
Dry Goods.
American Fraach ard English Prints; on and
Chlu'xe Pfints; Red hnpary; Curtain pamass;
Muslin curtains. Blearlnd Dcmcs'l,a "a IS
and a. Brown I'on~;ics 81 I94 nnl ~
Brown and niaaehcd Sheetme bl,aebad and
Brown Drill. sri puei plain and twillel O'Ha-
burg striped O,uahurV.. iied Ticking thociaw
and Hickory Strips, Apgan CHECKS, bcn.nlg
canton Flannel Linen lu-tr,s. fancy aad so.S
Gughams, black blue and bruwe Cloths black
and fancy Due.kius and Ca..imer-. IaHiit- loaA
Cloth: white black and brown Hollands; Ja"-
ounrd p4n.r Crash. Mursi.d Table tovCr
Wqrtpd aud -8k serge Black Iabby Nclsc'.
: s. i Coats spool Cati0u. Color -pe"i Cot
tnn Glr.lefo au1 Cotton lldAe black and white
Flax Thread Wa1l lafn white and r'd Tvllo.
Flames: white rd aud ye.,sW FlannfI- Shaker
raaeI pisid a.ia solid co'ord l., Checked
Wool Flannel, plain and pgHt1 0pga alue'
an ce.ors Satufs, Ca lue AMI Itccas, ~
great variety. Woo. Slaw.s Chanlat Fuuf-
tore Che X Nero Blankets Bed nrl ,rh
Bankc'. -s,ie'ar SHIRT Etilau'e; Cadet
Cloth and sa'as;s .sr Marshal tm+eri.f. 3.
NackIuaW Blanket ali tol9fs. white eeg, black
AMI Brown K,rse'- and P.a|d-. Choking -esn-
lts. Meal sacks. German plGoth lioueycomb
Quilf, Psrsr ond Ci.z,d Camhric. Grc.u Baiz
Ba,ale MArcies aud Trimming.
~sia Goods.
Plain and rigd Bouuti Hihl,ors' Glors-le Cord
an rolcfs. srh Fnnep sad Lace Florence SIX,
ell co.ar. White -4ius plain Black Slh' plain
a Rool e. la.ns- black, eant ereH end cher
~ Th.hat tio'h G.at> and j., s.. six i!dki-'
liaes ~lh Mi- Blaok aui WAte -ik. fiinid
sin. Embossed and Elastic Belts black 0rle1-
loryl Cord anj la.-..'. -aansdora Iippi-' Cuff.
and Trimming hsk nnd colarnd Sewing
Grape }haeE Black @k Nt.,yt Ribbons, y b
satin l'r,HH Iaie- SOD Grats LINN 'ambric
lllks Embroidered Ildl. Collars and -.cyfs
lad.as aHi Geat Buck Go,e- Nootipe1
Ifse anl lined tassmprg tioprs Iadi,7 and
Gr Eers Gaaa'ct-. Whit Hnd ri.9cd kd
Gloves ilIH-oa. farelau taie Cape 'eise
Blond, aar. aad ttiorr cl.o-yd lriBuu4
black end white ~i'l iiae5 adr- and -.a
whita aHl brown COTTON laris NuA aua
Mixed Is4. laiU- Black Cs-tmete lia-e
Gcut and Boy ilf Hos assorted, a barge
assortment iHdie, fires Trimmings Baglc ! aet
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Ahaul few wears ago began 70 Be ''aaihlc'l
with m UNEASY sensation uhoui MY mes which
ktu, Increasing; ! Inexperienced sharp. alternating
p,iis with bnraius sensation aNd sam.inssa
i,siine 4. ii worms were craving about unslcr-
reaih mv lin About TIE 2ls, ol pceymbsf.
l~53 IL l!akt uu iuloa ruraiar ulccr-~causinE
such randi distraction u the parts .ha, he
canae very rrel alarmed ai-' was contemplating
gong 10 ,iacim VI h'-' Nsppeuirg 10 meet with
hr \ n Walker. he sssund uic that ie could
carr H. went a. wors htd BIAS mad, radical cure.
pc soto county, hl-s- AlhS. tATth.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15
MARSHALL Republican Academy.

'TnE exercises a! ihe Nar,aal q mi .a
l Naas4nF omanft 90 Me>ptY iAc bt
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