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NJ LANRES 81 SON.
commission and Forwarding Merchants,

v AhNANAA
OFFFR FOk siiE-G. . u.s. LleeHce. olive on. Ad.n.nup.
~ candles, Tobacco FAyorng, Box and other Nails, scotch ,ns
american Pig Iron, Reese a Cos Manipulated Guano. Glover
SEED. &C, &c
y ISGEs NOISES IN THR
- tAhSl NERVOUS HEAD AND MIND COMPLAINTs-AI
SsL,H ~ AND rTAtltulE CuEE British and ForeIgn Tnar.
nay iT ne cure o. Deafness, Head and Mind Complains. s.
sI.hs uaIlens ChArtnF Cross, London, England. Consulting sur.
20 Sh.sLts EnSnI srNSHH, Esq. Registered pursuant 70 act
ol rAfiament secretary, JOrS POWuL, Esq- A new discover. b.
IN positive method Of islteure; NsOrding instant and magical
Ieutl 70 sufferers Who may have been deaf for 90 or 80 year. by
means 81 = compound nstieaied vaPour applied 70 the external
hr Nhen ne vspour Is passing out, It's held By the suHersr 10,
one minute 70 hs ear ssectsd and instantly The patient, Who pre-.
.l9l-y Y "a dear e enabled 70 hear common toned eonversaann
= te. nsh,, use IN : similar sEy vn guarantee TO cure hs most
.nNctraie case OF Deafness and Noise IN the Head Ih a 49, H.
htmpuidsn and eHoroitant fees. sufferers extremely deaf bI
means q us, can permanently cue ihgmsslvFs In anv dstsry
PAT oiht'Houd Without pain. Thousands haveb cen restorsd 10 NJ,
gu nearing and forever rescued from the snares Of The umsro
iahferous, unqualified pfetendt-s % he present day Tospftsf -
pm ATE testimonials and certificates from the most eminent phvsI
hcisns and Surgeons In EnEsnd. In whose presence deaf ps-sgy,
nave been cured, and many hundreds Of private patients 1900
can be referred %. Any sufferer on The Contipert hi rssf5.,t
- anyfot the Your Quarters % the Globe. can nou be rn,.I :.
Ls discovery can be sent 70 them With The necessary pre.r,tr
lons, preparations, Ac, that yin enabs them positively =, -.
hcmseIves " % u The cost o. the means 81 cure. uhfch ~,
ee sent 70 we Secretary, Jour PuwuL, Esq, 81 sprins ossIls.
Sharng Cross, London, Engand. u can be sent a.Ssst RsrFs-s,
cure Me- ~, ~ AZ s2,so.sntt % No,es o. TX vsuAt7, sumeisntE
Head, $40 TO- "~t NE
"a ts-Ahy,ag
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WANrED-Fcr tc United states Army, tnount-
w - servrcl able bodied. unmarried men. n whom I'D
slbe lre9 food pay board clothing. and medcsi. a. HM
ssS SSssfis4 ,tpPy - reRdyvoy, % Esuk pJeeb .pgsesn ~
sha ~ elseh Is N4QRF,
si-aten ial4sul, ~ nnroors R%,crauhs 6Gc,r.
GHaNGE or uOUR.-Ona and an.r ne ~--
ANH lhiii " trglslt aud Accommodation - t+
r n ~ ~ N5atr lra1f Biehmond and Ie'srshvtg =
"astae y Y ocloes, y I'll WYSNE,
oDN superintendent . \ y X
Two TuE PUBLIC.-The subscriber v,.he. 70 purchs., .
: tmau. tarn sfuaied IN q god nsEhhcrhood convenient 20
Shsrehe. Schools Ac I Intend leaving ne county 81 Aursta.
= 2 ! can make ny arrangements 70 DO -. I require a
e1Sss1 vsod' water and good situation Tor = nors, he
Gs-Laassss. " 4 p ssa.n" s,.un,os lSrs.ss .ssssy. Va
ESSI''" "tIsF '#Hrf1 sYa TSS''
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W. d. TOMPKINs a mo, '0-'

Commission Merchants,
FOR TuE sALE OF
FLOUR, TOBACCO, GRAIN, &C.,
BASIN HAEKJ
Richmond, Wa.
Hherai Advances made an consrnmsnts IN store silly
400 MOVES %AssoRTED BRANDS or ZINE
vey low. DOW 4 co - Main ~
uWP PbASTEH.--sO tons superior quality Windsor
- flasier, dlreri importation, landing and Tor safe by
oeM SHIELDS a SuAERNtLIE
ENOH sALR.s-so shares Bank ofthe Commonwealth sioct, by
CIV PURCELL 4 co.
900 TSDD,s ExraA sUqAn CpRRDHAns
wv Nv boxes Adamantne Candles, fcT sale ~
ooo wOHbLg 4 cLtIHoREE
k0 HHDs PRIME BnIeHr
~ Hides, %r'cs'ving nA' morning y, gsis -.
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V.LuAnLE FAnm OF : a1.e ACRES. =,

Lol!SA COUNTY, NEAR CENTRAL RAILROAD. - NILS
PROM RlCHMoND' FOR SALE-Thr Farn whereof The .rGs-E
De! nov rssidss tihe iorulsr residence oft late VT. jordan Plea
sntsl i offered :or sale. Ti- tract uts fu the county rf Iorf.. -
North Auna river, within tAr-e uI-s Of the virginia O. trsI Pal.
Ioad, Al second Turn Out, aad s.oirs the hUts % Nc wm Cooke
u frttSs 1Hd others; eon'sinirg st2h sgresh oI survey. he
sC' - y g a'Iie y u grnwth oi Corn, Wheat, Oa,- and Tohar-
co, and i susceptible u a high degree q tunravturrt. ASout ~
Or 20 aeTcs on TIE river aud cr,,k ate Ia original grsEth. ul, 4
good supply 81 White and Red Oak Timber. Hicsny. Gc a small
h az Q, 'he LaiaHeei IN iiEe. Jton thu premise ia new FRAME
hutStr erected IN fr last eighteen months, containing sersn
roOE-, vel Arranged. Their, j. uu EacEy Geek uh-b v,sFt-.--l
The place, a NH site, where there vas formerly a Mn: ard .fIl.
tao ihir's q ihc dam l. rIu standing. and al abulIa1t su1rI. 81
r'sk e9hytri,"i 10y putting NJ the halsn-s. which can BE- cone a.
q suaA expense lie privilege u faHoHiar if frar ~ Wb~.t
un be ciNen, and fall possession as son a. TIE guulHs cr1ps --n
be gathered To-.
.sr. SEQ % purchase u Dig stf nee VT. Saead sl stt.uf itsa.
for terms a aupy Mr. J VI s~IITprARn. u and Mes GOD.
DIN 4 APfE'soN, k'lrand, OF the slH--insr. on lie Tr,ua.s .:
MM d DABNEY.
LUEsDAl the sth November, l>9, At ~ o'clock VI, u fair ao'
the neat fair day. -'
TEEEs-onetlird cash, tala-cc At orc and two ye.rs. Tor b-sr.
bearing Interest, secured by atws' deed
oel4-cti GOBDIN & APPFRsON. A,-,-
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ANI
~ ANEW SUPPLY
JUST RECEIVED,
VERY CHEAP.
AT 115 Brond street.
ocSl SWORDS A TUAW

CALL AND sEE THIN
AT lie Brond street.
OCH SWORDS a IIAW.
INNHIBITION KETs.-on case IN to l Y
IL SIX hound exhibition Blank cts, the most superb goods ever
exhibited In this or any other market, Of our own importation. iu,t
received, and for saIchy oc2I KENT, PAINE 4 20
NOTICE To THE STOCKHOLDRRs OF THR
slrginln 9, ntral IL. 10. Company.
Railroad Company, will be held IN the city OF Richmond on THURS.
DAY, the 9Th November 1859, At Z o'clock. r. NJ
Extract from te By Ln,csOT hs COHDdHV.
All proNss to represent Stockholders at a general Meeting shall
ne IN SHung, and signed by the person thus transferring the pow.
81. pArtneTshies NAV ,ign In the name Of the pArtnershlp, and the
signature Of either member Of the hrm shall be valid. no proXy
shan be valid given more than sixty days prior to the meeting Of
the Company.
No proxy for Individual Stockholders shall pas. free going % or
returning from, the meetings Of the Company, unless he Is himself
= stakeholder.
The books OF transfer ,han be closed nnesn days preyiou.
20 any general meeting.
J. GARRETT, ia, Treasurer.
Richmond, Oct. 20, 1859. o,9I-JtosN
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saturday, Oct. 40. 1859.
SPLENDID SCHEME
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE.
To be drawn In Wilmington, Del Saturday, October 29th, iS5e.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
= Numbers ~ Drawn Ballot.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
Monday. October 81, 1859.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE
EXTRA CLASS SEVEN.
ON THE Y A. PLAN

pEAles, sAnknk ~ Up 10 SO
Tickets tlo; Halves o.; Quarters " 50; Eighths ~ -.
A Certificate OF Package Of 10 wholes cost. .s %
Do do 10 Halves a. ~
Do do 10 QTs .. a.,
Do do 10 Eghths IL n,
"a All orders for tickets, or certificates Of packages. IN sny of
The above splendid Lotteries, will meet with the most prompt ana
confidential attention, and the printed official drawings sent as
soon a over. Address rRANCE, RROADBESTs A Co.
oc8-atawind WIInInyton n.isw.
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ID a; yEGETAnLE LIFE PILLS

nd nr13-n1-1g - . laFe brgn NornuFhTy tested.
r y and head -ehe, eosiivsness, dIsrfhRa t.vrrs ID ~
49, usunausm, goGt, gravel worms, scurvy. Ulcers ers,,Ix.
ratnI ~ ~. ins9n, srystPelAs, common colds and ,nausu..
atyeuAni5 n al arrangement 81 the female svs,.m nI.s -
80 ~ ~ diseases to whlsh The human fraias Is usbls -
49, ~ Proprietor, Dr w. B. MOFFAT, SIS Broaavav Me-
" ssiF-dA-Ir
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GEORCE ntDUV

MANUPACTURERs AGENT FOR THF sAIE OF
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOuIDINGS, Sr,
A LARGE assortment constantly on hand. Orders, By mall OF
N otherwise, promptly attended 20.
No. Is, Governor street,
RICHMOND, VA.
~ Youngs celebrated smooth-saurd sUJSGLF MACHINE
put up In Auy part NJ The gtsfr. At shorf notire gySs q
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The Exeeisior Dye Is instAn,aneoas In It's ,rsot.. produe.. m. h.p-
teal color. which I, indkiinguishasis from that Of nature. and, nc.
taAnJ stocH0Daus and fnrigorates the hair. ris fac, /. ..,.bu.h.
ed by comDss.nt ani.xit.
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NJ would call The attention Of Guar1 neslrrs Planter arH
w Farmcrs, 60 he article Whith We have on hand and for al.
at Thirty per cent. less than Peruvian Guano,
and which &C claim 90 De superior fn any Guara or f--fiIr-- 80
imported or manufactured IN this rouufry.
This Guano j. imported by WM H. WEIR rf Nsu yr-t s.r-
Jarvis A Bakers Islands. In the "Souih padde Octau " anIk .sfi
genuine aud pure a. Imported. II has been satsartorI, l. si.dhv
many ~ our prominent farmer, and aualyred ~ The most emf
ngni and popular Agricultural Chemists, and found 90 contain In.
sl be seen by our clrculArsl a large per csntare ~ BONE Plus
PHArF OF LlME AND rHOSPUOgtC ACID, ana 5fsr .Ufr.I.-.
ganie matter yielding ammonia sunccn, 20 produce lumrdis,e
abundant crops, besiies Substantially eurirhrr the .l n s.n
BE- freely used ulhgut danger % bg-nigg the seed or plant ~
coulnEin contact gth ~, ~ 10 the case wth some other grt1.rs-.
retaining a great degree Of moisture. % causes me plant 70 rraw fr
sFCTS ~
Fnr oricSi 10 any quantity (which ill BE- promptly attended tor
o. pampmcis cuniAllinE fl particulars Of au1Jsg aud tests Of
farmers, appy q, JOHN p sARhY. Aeepf
Nc. IS South S.. corner % wal s. New Yort Cfv
setg-rkHltawau
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CITY ITEMS

ksrrHN o. rnE MiLirAgr.--we prepared, for yester-
days paper, a full account OF the return Of the Blues,
Gray., Montgomery Guard, Virginia Rifles, and Young
uuard, from Washington and OF Company ~" from
hirpers Ferry, but IL was crowded out by other mat.
Ter OF more general interest We have again to surren-
der our space TO further details Of the late incursion, and
aS other matters VIII now claim our attention, we must
drop the subject locally. Il Is due to Company y that We
should make ROOM this morning. for a list OF those men,
oers who accompanied the Governor to Harper,s Ferry,
viz:
Captdin.-R. N. Cary; ist Lieut.. 7. @. Peyton.
Ssrgeanf'.-Jesse wherry, LIST, and r. II. Cunning
C6porai..-E. d. s,urtcvant, ist, AN. Walker, 3D.,
aud w. X. Pegram, 9TH.
Prirates.-Ed. w. Ayres, J. w. Archer, J.. X. Bur
Wen, W.. l.. Burton, 7. II. Brander, q. 7. Bruen, j.
thompson Brown. Geo. Baughman, Il. :. Calvert. Jr, V.
u. Claiborne, l. n. Cooke. Jesse Childs, Clay Drewry.
Ihos. Ellett, j Ellerson, WIN. II. ii. Gregory, w. 7. Glib
son. Charles w. HARDWOOD. Irving Hull, Lucien IIll, w.
u Harvey, W. A. jenkins, JOS. 5. James. VIM. jackson,
Ihos. q. Jackson, &c. kerrigan, A. A. Lorentz. q. Nit.
tedorfer. Chas: A McEvoy, Jno. II. Munford, X @. Mac
murdo, n. t. Miller, :. :. Nicholas, VIM. Il. Newman.
John A. Pizzini, r. 7. Pate, Parke Poindexter. J. Il.
PAYNE, Henry 7. Picot, y. T. Robinson, NJ. l.. Randolph.
H. w. Starke, j. L. Smith, Chas. ,. Smith, A. Sncad. T..
u. T%ompkins, NJ. !. Taylor, Jno. TYLER, r. J. Wright,
JOS White, i. j. Woodruff, 7. A. Wexford, isnd T.. Zim-
mcr.
The members who were prevented from leaving, on
Monday night, aud followed by the next train were 2d
Lieut.. J. X. Crensha~, Sd Serg't II. A. Dudley, Color
Sergt. q. "a. Rawlings, Corp1. Pat. Allen, and privAtes
A r. Courtney, shiriy King, w. S. ,Jinkins, ri Tay.
Tor, John w. Powell, and w. w. Turner-seyenty in all
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the fctcIal Courts and Court Of Appeals
Ma JuyEs will also practice Ia the Circuit Courts Of Ri,hr,-5
City and Henrco.
M. onss / at the corner Of Franklin and iqh streets.
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COMMISSIONERS oFF,CF.
ANEIN CoUu Hor-T, Oct II, 1859. !
The parties Interested In the foregoing decree. are hereby mott
Ned thst I have appointed the 18th day of De- euber next 10 talr
Al my once. the accounts directed to be taken by The aid decree
At which time and place they are required 10 attend. Given under
my hand, As Commissioner ia Chaneery Of the Circuit Court Of
Amelia the day and year first Aforesaid.
oe2l -eSsS WI N. RLDRIDGE
N~OT1CE.-Noie Is hereby given to the public, that no per
~ son, neither my wife nor any one else, has authority "a con.
tract debts on my account and that I will pay no debt 81 ay de.
seHption, unless contracted by myself la person, " upon m Y viii.
ten order. tocsi-twl J. wILLINGHAM
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HOWE MADE have constantly on hand Of
II my own manufacture, the following kinds OF
Boots and Shoes:
For Ladies':
Gaiier Boots, With and without heels
Morocco Lace Boots, with "
For Gentleman.
Fine Dress boots
Stout Boots. sin ge and double solcs
oxford Ties aud Rrogsns.
For Misses and Children
Goat and Morocco Roots, with and without heels.
For Hoys.
Calf progAns aud Oxford fcs.
For Servant women:
Stout Goat and Kip Lace Boots.
For servant Mcn:
Rrogues and Brogans.
am prepared TO make 10 order at short notice. any OF the above
mentioned kinds JNO. g. PAGE, JR,
% Main street.
oc2i doors above r n PRICE A 20
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PACT NUuBER ONE.
FACr NUMBER TWO.

hat c'tiadoTos Escsldor Dyo has rscoHiy been shaiyledb b. Or
hilton. thu Art Chemist In Anardoa- lie pronouneo, he DYE An.
lLrrsLr HAESiEs 10 the hair aud skin.
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WOOD BOULDIN-


NVlLL sttend hereafter the Courts u HaIaN County. 4, ala
w uon % those u Charlotte and MctklenturE he vim prar
dec as heretofore. IN the Court q Appeals, At Richmond
SEr Address, Talcott, P. o. Charlotte @. ssS-,ff
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VAN HAAGAN d WcKEONE'S
ORIENTAL DEFENSIVE SOAP,
DhnaI.IURu.


HdrTdHted n girs perfect a~rnsd5tpH. or ne uonsv t~U be "a
yHHdct. and 0Hr dgsGfs rrs krslv danor.aaT 10
make good any GJIure era AZ orr a.
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"AaFNO bDs
n - BARGAINS, JR, have removed % fheir New store.
W. No 2I Main street, seven doors shove ueir OIL stand
Wherc hey have Increased their facilities for doing ~ kinds u
sots ln their Hne. such ~ putting W even description N water
fixtures, Hrdrufs, water Closets, Haths, Boilers. Ccukinr Ranrss
Pumps. Hydraulic Rams, A. Putting up Portable Gas Woaa
sitting up building With "a pipes ani fsturs.
AT SORTS 90 tu work. EHHfug. &c.. healing bufdrrs with Rot
~ ~s,es or sealA iie tAs. Es occasion 90 ytat~ uat hy
have te best Hot AZ Faruass In uis 90 auy Ut.t. cl-atty gt.h
They VII put up and warrant tu tive uatlsacfau.
= iarse as'ortmcui ofplain ani fancy TN ware. and Grstes and
NFudnFa aiunva Hn hamN a.ff ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-03
" 4 TRAVELLERS LETTER"


NEW ORR, Vtiph'' - i''''
Deay S,r:.-Whilc in the cars today
ON passage from Philadelphia t. New
York, Young man who occupied the
seat first in front of me, got up to ~ ont
at one OF the way stations. He had an
ovcrcaal ON his arm ! thought / saw
something fall from the side pocket OF
his ovcrcoat rs lac started. Ca looking
over into the scat discovered he had
Jroppcd two letters and n memorandum
took them up. bu, too late to give them
To- him. as the cars had started again !
discovered a sealed letter to captain =.
Brown. Harpcr's Ferry, and having my
curiosity excited on account nl the com
cidcnce Of the address with that oi Brown
the insurrccionist, | was lead To read
the other letter, addressed to Nm. lIor.
ner. which, had been opened when !
found i, was satisfied from reading tins
letter. that the sealed letter was Tor
Brown. the llarper's Ferry lnsnfrectlon.
list YOU now have under arrest ~ /
suspect the contents of that letter 10 be
of an inccndiary character, have con
cluded to send them to you for disposal I;
therefore send them Just as found
them. incloscd III the same onvclop with
Tins Note. II there be ,nccudlarIsm IN
the letter to Brown, it may be of service
ia Won and If not, Captain Brown eau
not bc injured 10y receiving 1t at your
hands In this matter, ! feel chat act
only IA a rood citizen. aud lover OF the
Union hone vou will not feel offend
Al. "a. ~
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1HAreHaR.- LETTER


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T. capt. : Basi G-na-l '.HH ajsr-.H.eai'. Of
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ROBERT ". POE, VI. H.,
HOnropArNlC PHYSICIAN.

RESPECTFULLY offers his professional ser
IL vices to the citizens II Marshall and vicin'
It's Tie will for the prrscn, be found at the
Residence Of T. Murrah Esq
tor Chronic eases at "a distance, 10y sending
statement of symptoms through the mail VIII
u,c,, with prompt attention.
August -. lsi9,--ao:I
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i)l)psltians.

NOCrOR~ \ :. T.. l.. VI JOHNSON
have a.,ociatcd thcnsclycs in the practice
Of Medicine
II Oni,c removed to Julge Fra7rrs hIck
bulldog. the room recently occupied 10y Dr. y
W Eamos.
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Is. r. YOU Nc

HAS resumed the practice of medicine again
anil will give special attention to surgery
ycpcrcal disease. and diseases Of the eye. VA
also take diseased negroes at his house and treat
them on reasonable terms.
Sept. - 1886. N'-u
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PROFESSIONAL.
ioru CARDS.

r NJ CIOrGH X X. " VAN IANDf,
81 iiforneg, and Councillors at Lar, Mar
shall, Harrison county Texas.
June ., 80. NO " y
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About the most remarkable piece Of
brutality VIC have ever heard Of. was
perpctratcd on Thursday evening in Gin
cimaii. some persons unknown, caught
q little daughter Of Mr.. Charles Reiih.
only two years old, stripped and covered
her from head to foot with tar. and let
her tind her home in that condition. No
cause is assigned. The father had offer
cd reward Of $50 for the Williams.
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l:emt's Calf Dress Boots.

VlyATER PROOF BOOTS, Kip and Mud
w Boots also, a large lot tents Shoes, at
COLEMAN \ COS.
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ACUItTREE Il DAVIS, inornegs 81
~ lar. Marshall. Texas. will practice N the
District Courts of Harrison. Pamela, Cas- Wood
I'psh.r, Rusk. aud Smith Counties and IN the
SUPREME and Federal Courts at Tyler
Nav 20 lsig.tf.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-03
DIR. 4. Sc AIRS,

OFFERS his professional services to the citi-
" lcns II Marshall, AMI surrounding country
say- Oflice at the Drug store of sanders "
Sears
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-03

There was a divorce granted e. man
az the late term of the Lafayette county
Circuit Court, GA account of the bad
treatment he had to undergo from his
wife.
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kEllSEYS, I.INSENS,

AND PLANTATION GOODS general,
n rom the bs.s, manufactures, will be scid on
living terms, by -,
j. \. COLEMAN co.
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ON THE FEAE OF DEATH.

When people have nothing more TO
live for, why should hey be afraid Of
death? | do not understand IT, When
life is but Just begun, aud before expert
cncc has made Us tired Of it, can well
appreciate why ii should be dear, and
why we should be 10th 60 give it up
Then the hope Of futurr joys are bright,
and many unalloyed pleasures are imam
ticipatcd Then we look forward to the
future with fancy colorcl expectation
In youth we envy the greater freedom
and capacity Of those who are icw
years in advance of us. Vt ten, we long
to be twenty. At twenty wc have tasted
care and are beginning to feel anxious
about our future, ami think that at thirty
a position in life will be established.
We will not then be thinking who will
be our life partner we will not be de-
vourod with jealousy will not be sigh
ing like furnace with woeiul ballad, but
will be settled down with the one we
love, and winning our way - wealth and
fame. Oh. yes the difficulties struggles,
aud auxiotics of twenty will be all past
at thirty, and then We will be- In the full
enjoyment of life
Bnt thirty comes, and with It comes
its own cares and disappointmeuts. The
love Of twenty is not the love Of thirty
The glow, the enthusiasm, the bright pie
lures. the platouic attachment TO he
heightened into perpetual honey moon,
have all passed and gone, and sober re-
atty has como: and Instead Of that which
was anticipated, the appointment that
cmhittcrs, and the sharp intellect that
criticiscs and curascs It's posscss9r in
cyuicism and disgust
At this period the ahserraui and re-
Elective mind can we'll decide the qucs-
ton whether This world which We iuhpb.
it has anything worth living for. il it
has not, why then does any one wish to
live
will suppose the case of one who ha,
run the round of sensual pleasures, or
rather Of one wlfo has been So iar as to
find that there is no real sensual pleas.
urc u bc found in the world that what
passes forplcasure of that kind is bot The
vaporings of excitement to be distilled
into repentance and pain lie looks for
ward to nothing different Ia that direc-
ton in which he had hoped for a higher
pleasure, au.orn spiritual and ETHEREAL life
he has been ca, on by the iiekleuess and
faiihlcssucss of SOME one "a wnaa, hr had,
like ctus.ue bauacle, attached his
heart Beyond and ia the future hc secs
nothing that hecares for; nothing worth
striving for nothing that BE thinks
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Late English papers announce that the
death Of ,he eldest born has been the
canse of the reconciliation between the
Hon Mr. and Mira Norton, whose misuu-
dcrstanlngs are, unfortunately, 10 pri'
yato matter
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~ : JENNINGS. inpfp,g n Lnr, Mar
~. shall. Texas Office at Nor,h-Wcst cor
ncr Of the public -'. Jarc
January -. 2-ii.
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HALL a MpStLEY, iHormg' and Conn
III sciIpyS II lar.
ADDRESS VI. J. Hall, Mar'hall' icNasi :
+ N"-clcy JcN'r-on:
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,.tt,ntrs II vppU, ~ MCKAY,
NlDpRE 4 Nix ~, Hfoncys Hid Counsel.
vi i3y, n L1N, Carthage Pamela County IcN
AZ. will prl tjcr in iha 9Th judicial District and
in tho supreme and Federal courts at " 'r
July 10 lsSS ly.
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The underground railroad brought
twcnty-siS fugitive slaves to Detroit Iaat
Friday The conductor was Kansas
man