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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-03
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|. Oc;. 1859.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-03
CT. A. FAUCHE,
(rcn Narle),
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-03
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-03
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suit 1853.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27

OSg Gloon ErsflT The expulsion ~
the Ansttinas from I.ombardy has result.
.l il one benefit, at least tn TIE causc
ui liberal principles Ono u the first
acts If ths new government has been ~
proclaim religious freedom in tho cum.
cipa,cl states. Tins j. certainly an
event thai Will 20 far to recoocilc large
portion 81 the liberal world to the unsal,
issactoly nature OF the conclusion Of Che
war |, il something gaincd indeed,
whcn in country inhabited by two mil.
lion. If rcoplc--whcrc hitherto the iipli
of religious worship and asscm'lage
the establishment 81 churches and schools
has been ,icucd 10 the professors of alt
Other religions but oac--whero the most
rigorous ideas Of religions intolerance
and cxclusivcncss have lccu enforced
md maintained by all the power Of one
If the greatest nailons OF tie world
the idea of tree conscience and worship
il at last ilsau@nral,i and established
r. render ihis achievement the mose
glorious aud valuable, the credit and
honor Of il are due to a Catholic govern
men. and people There has been 40 IN
reference on the par, Of those IN whose
tNyes this relpim has boon accomplished.
NJ AIiti-ta'holie power or people have
had any par. IN this contest Il is pure
" triumph Of truth. principle. and Id.
cralisss. -ss~l as such should elicit the ap-
plansc arll ,gIaiuaiiaus Of men Of pro.
krssa and liberal ideas all over The
world.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27
INCLINED 10 By ovAnRrLsorE.

There was opre little, slinbui f..
i6w. rich ~ Jew. aud independent a.
,hr devil riding along the highway ip
the State Of Georgia, when be- uyefi1 X
\ man driving a drove Of hQEs by thc
help Of big, raw-boned. So iept specl.
men u humanity stopping tie last.
named lad iduai. be accostea hin
say. are ihrsr yolu hog4 . NJ sir &:
| am ~ work rs the month - What
pay might y1H to- getting iienf '
''fdn dollars a mouth aid WAF-EY t.iH III
iu," was the reply Wen BOOK here
I'm weak, alJc, inaileasNo uap and
people are APT to impose upHm me- ~ ~
see. Now, TT girc yaH twenty-five DIT
Hasa monih "a ride nlWg wlth in sHt
pfol,ct me-" sld Mf C'mlue "But
he added, as a thought struck hun. " h 80
might yon be on lh' iiRltf' NeArl
been hoked ia NY lile roiained the 50
ic,icr just the man ! want 3-'i a
hurganf9n queried t;ardarr ~S frolor
ruH.alicA "rwenty liYr dollars dYuble
wages -noflin4 e. 10 bat ride around
aud smash Fellow mug occasionally
when hc'- SASSY ~iNiQ9tcr accepted
They rode along till. just at night, they
reached viilt.., I'M pismunutlus At
the door they went lea Gardner 'mWa-
daioly singled oni the hiecsl man lu
the room aud picked lu3 with him
After considerable pinuiscUous inwirr
Gardner turned 10 his fighting fioai
nn1 minated that Tho licking Of that
man had become a sad necessity Sly.
foo,e, f,co led, went in AMI cane olt ii-.t
best, Tic next night. at another hotel
The satpc scene was rccuoctcd hUl'uet
grtlng mt row with tie biggest man
~ the PLACE. and siX lnotcr doing the
lighting At la-i rn BE thfd day, thsS
aau4r % i,yty hcpt ! $ a huge, dpU' b.
Gsici nan vho had nsvcr hccu licked uD
hs DE Whilst cios sing N, river. GaW
uri. as usMi BEGAN O. lnd fault aud
blow The lcrryinan naturally got
mad threw lungs around aud tod h.m
his opinion vi fto, hind Galinrr then.
luruci to bic iricnd and gently broke ihr
intelligence g. him that lc was sorry.
but th,i II WIS absolutely necessary IT,
thrash thal terryHan ~iNfootcr nod
,led his head, bat said nothing. II was
plainly to lr seen that hc did not relish
the job, hy the way he shrugged biz
shoulder, bm deere wa, Do help fer 1t
- when they reached Use SHORE. both
stripped. and at 1t they went | n and
down 'ho bank. over the sand, into ihp
water they fought, scratched. goured
hlt. aud rolled, tIl, at the cnd Of $50 hour,
the letrymln gave NJ ~INleufcr Nas
Triumphant. hut Il had Been tough work
Going up TO hlr cmployer, he scratched
hia head for n0mcni, and ih.n broke
forth:
LOOK here Mr Gafducr, yuur saHv
sci- mighty well, bnt I'm Of the
opinion hat you are iao'iae' % fgtij-
,tfume Here I've only been with you
three days, aud I've licked The three big
scst men IN the country lhink this
iitm had better dissolve, for you see, Mr.
Galncr, I'm afraid You are Inclined to
BE- qnarrclsone, and reckon Id bette
draw ,'r.-y ahamG Gc .si'c
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27

Bssrynti VIZ The Emperor Alex
sr<i.r was prcssn, a, collection in Par
h for one u H. hospitals The plaie
We IseJd ~ the Emperor hy an extreme
Il nfrtlY yisi. A. he gave his nuis d'ol
~ wi,isi4Ssd =" Madenolsclle, this is fol
yonr bright cycs.' The girl conricseye'l
epi prsaenfcd 1le plate again What,
saddle EmpSs", mons' Yes. sire
500 sa~, law want something Tor thc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27
LOUIS BACK rs,
uAVV ~ wv u T4Ss
NJ ERCIlANT TAll4OK.

MERCHANT TAILOR.
SHOP NEAR SOUTHWEST CORNER OF I"h
PUBLIC sQu ARE. VI APsiiALL. TkXAs.
- L>itCTFuLlY inform. the ciliz2ns "
IL Marshall and vicinity that he has Iefr'a'
ucn,ly located in the place, and is prepared 70
execute all orders entrusted to his care in s'!n
unsurpassed by any establishment this s'as "
New Orleans
Tie will keep On hand everything that y ".
ally found in Merchant 1ailors ,~tshishsaecs'
so ,hn those who wish, can select choice eocA'
and have them made to order His s"pp'N.
have not reached here. but will be on hand ID
few days
Marshall MAY 81 -5g.po Pitt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27

h4VuhN LpVh
4kess il many tender lave unseen
rhAs Gloss In the bosom dssli-,
A. tho hnt e,acesl- the fp~er wi,an
re ts1ves ~ IL. tSla1v rolls.
Thueo u navy Urea 4eird i've unknown,
That Dr. 1, IN tho h,an j.. isd
khs VEIN Of gold ~ precious stane.
Coaceile1 from the min ~ srlde,
nere Is man, .iravgl'rg love gutelj
~ ses.'sng s~ci' suppressed.
A. ;hs iffmbtag ip' eaanai as'td
m. thought. ibs, W 1--we Tie io.'.
Thew l. m,uy 'hnilinF lsve Hnsuar.
taaesf5 the spirits wing
A. tho soag On the harp though sreety tnfe.
My -ieep Ga the silent strung.
1bcfe l. many cherished '9se aulfea'bed
Ihs, de with the a4fhiai breast.
o. perchanee 10 dying words tcqea'hsl
A. the b,.om sinks T. rc.t.
There many love We dare not N,nle
rhiagh rute.t II cslihlS loves
rhere IA many q love the world nay blame,
Tia, Heaven iseef iarrgtesl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27

vNhyslos't you ask yonr aweeillraf
- mssft YOU - II barr asked her
What aid she say ~ "Oh. Eve tse r.
tsai afhors
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27
Alfred Nunroc ~ Co..

ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE.
NJ - Haea;ipe STREET Nrr Dieans
(tO\ sTAN1I.N on hand the hrg.s, assert
y mcni of S.asmahe Clothing. of every de
srriptson, for Men and BOYS, 10 be found in Sew
Orlenns--ull Of which will b, sold ut the lowest
prices for cAsm, AZ retail or Wholesale
Angus; 30 IS. 5l-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27
LAST WISH OF A NO nsa

Oh cod she faia'ly sid upon bet dl.ug bed.
II | have fl4ased lhy Divine t'ehezi,
A. iuy. t,t,ye fesaid grant this request.
Mskc me TIDE saiill4n aas, 1i iay tttcs slice t'a'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27


1,NI,1 Jacauct aud checked Ma.'in'. Liner
- ,qn'f,, . '.,,'', If lyb,, gooJ, can b., ha,
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Apf' TO- ''''
Just ARRIVED.
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u sims j''' '' rntt,N,N GO
,priIl5.i-so
Largo lutYt china ''r''Aer,nnd ''a--
y Ware. raa 1c found ~, .'N'>." cos
A,ril f5. 1850.
1 BEAUTIFUL IT, e i'o1n' '.u'.'".-
\ uei as '},haH Tt', epi Frr'"n o'd
N7''r.ao A''''l'. '' ,Srr Vl>, 4 COS
ip.' 20 l~N9.
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tlNh '"i oI l"i'' f'n' N',',' .'"' i'
i \. COCHRAN \ co
Marshall \pri y 1851
D1N~ toagrc~s Boots, Al Mp broRAn- u"
ID sale Cheap n
C1tNAN y So'
April 10Th. 1880
y Eye Hoes, just recefet art 'nr -ae py
COLEMAN y co
Nav 9th. $50
1,r,,, .r,,,v co1r, u,re Now Good.
: ,-p oon ,s,a
Nl'" -''
NIIoES SliDF largo Tot a' every
= description ius'arrlycd ani for sale at
April 18TH l7'
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N'iH7 NY - ~ .t w.,
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Fress' JUST r"'e''0 a"' ~, |o nv ~, cn
April ?aib tTa9'
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l'eFefY s'''i'''o" ", ,,oYru,> e. CO.'S
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27
rUnNIrURE /!

G. FLINT Il JON Is,
Ms ST ~ 81 RoWi NuF Ner Oril u.s.
MOULD invite the attention ct their friend.
W and 'h' public To ih"ir arse and ~eII 'e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-01
NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALTA AND VAN

NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND VAN
DIEMAN'S LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES AND
CHINA.-Closes on the 4th and 18th Of each
month, at P. NJ. Arrives on or about the I1th
and 2Sth of each month.
Ry- Postage to South Pacific: Letters SIC: M
pers &c.
Postage to New South Wales, Victoria. soatA
Australia, etc., via England, by packet or prisste
ships, SO cents single rate, prepaid via France.
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, is added e
the above postage via New York, by privste
ships, cents, prepaid.
RD- Postage to Peru: Letters, 22c.; papers, e.
agPostage to Bogota (New Granada ) Letters,
49,; papers, &c.
Ne postage to China, New South Wales Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco lOc., prepaid
eg- The postage to places on the west coast Il
South America, via Panama. is On each single
letter, 81 cents; and on each newspaper, 8 cents,
when sent; and 10 cents ON each letter, and
cents on each paper, when received.
A1- The postage to New Granada direct is 10 cent
single rate, and cents each newspaper and 10
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Diemans
Land and China, (via San Francisco) is : on each
single letter 10 cents, payable in advance.
HBThe single letter rate to California and Oregoa
is 10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, ETC., IL
domestic rates apply.
s. F. MARKS, PM
New Orleans, Nov. l, 1859,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-01

EEvER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
diseased action in he system induced BY the poisonous
of vegetable decay This exhaao evolved by the action
solar heat s and rises with The waery from t.
earts surface and the virus taken with 1t through the lungs
INTO the blood There acts an irritating poison the inter
afsi-cea and excreting Of the body The liver be-
torpid and fails only this virus also the
bile from the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
the circulation and produce violent constitutional disorder The
Spleen the kidneys and the stomach synpahz with the liver
and become :isordered also Finally the instinct organ
force them The blood leaves the surface and
the CHILL n, this effort fails Then the FEVER fol-
lows in which the blood leaves the central organs and rhe
through the other great eNcre0ry-the skin. 1t
fails and the system abandnns the attempt exhausted waits
day. These fits paoxy Of FEVER AND AGUE
Such constitutional disorder will of course undermine the health
II IL is not removed.
We have labored to find, and have found, andote,
Ayers Ague Cure,
which nentrazes This poison blood stimu-
aes the liver espe from the body As should does
this affecting disorder with perfect certainty And II does
rather does what is those siect TO
h,s infection If taken in eypes from the system
tacks keeps the system in health although exposed the dis
@ " asson net s Ge induced % @
influence, such as Remten' Fever Chill Fever, Dumb
Fever Neuralgia, rheumatism Gout blindness Tooiache
EiIache Catarrh, Asthma PapiaIiots Painful Affection of
the Spleen Mysteries cole Paralysis and Painful Affections
type This "Age Cre the Of these derange
This accompses by stimulating the escreories expe
the virus from The system and these by degrees become
whist "acclamation Time may accomplish The same
end but often life is not long enough it is sacrificed in the
We have great believe this is as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which caused the
and has sill another important advantage the public which
u, that 1t is cheap as well as good
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-01

T OST OR MISLAID-sGRIP OF THE CRESCENT
IL Mutual Insurance Company, No 1915 for The year 1875 for
twenty and ninety dollars i'll favor of VIM Moore
The public hoeby against adng for negctiat
ing the said scrp having been stopped and appca
to made the issue Of duplicate certificate Any finding
the said scrip will oige the undersigned by leaving the
the office of the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
o2S 2awlms e. u. MOOR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-01
New Orleans, Nov. 1, 1859.
AT4,IAN's TROPICAL ROOFINe-


Cheaper and superior to other used in soui.
climate -
its tested and recognized qualities are
ls- DuRABIIITY-egna to the best slate roofs.
81 to any other no c1aeks
or leaks being possible.
4th CHEAPNEsS-It ess than though Il n =
good any slate wood roof and less than fer
composition roofing heretofore offered the public saves u
cost of cutters and valleys.
5th INCoMBusTiBffIrY will resist Gre better TN.
sate-roof - ''
OH CoNvENIENeE-It will net soften under the heat Il
inns climate and protects the interior Of buildings from tho
tense heat of summer.
It'll soLIDITY-It becomes harder smoother from
posture can be roofs being f
weight does not require heavy rftes support while
not liable S eorosion and does require rep
substances several Of which peculiar it alone
IN proportions discovered by actual experiment and expe
in this city. 55s1t
Testimonials of Of the above hanu
Of the agent and may be verified by any wishing ~
All orders left at the Post 0acs, Box No d VIII h
Ys Ss s. u c KATHdAN,
ie15 " corner of Bienviile and Marais -
NoTICE-MR. FREDERIC B. BRAND ENTERS INTxs
In employ this day, and holds full Attpr-
ney per act passed before James Graham Notary Public
this city.
New Orleans July ii. 1853. iyl5 6z
NOTICE-AId. PERSONS HOLDING CI AIMS .ssuut
IN The late JOHN NJ CHIFFON viii please present ihca
and all indebted to the deceased requested
immediate payment to the undersigned
CHARLES A.. TAYLOR,
Attorney at Law,
nit I'm sf'es IS Camp street
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Aebietu Of The 5flarkets.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 CAMP STREET.
Thursday Morning, Dec. l, 1859.
CoTToN The market yesterday was still fur
ther depressed and unsettled by the North Britons
advices, but purchasers were found for about
$4,000 bales. We quote Middling at 103@11c.,
but omit general quotations for the present Tues
days sales amounted to about % 900 bales
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand list September, 1850 bales. 24s4
Received yesterday 75ssss
1882
Exported yesterday. 1910 44ooos
Stock onhand not cleared ................. ss9s6e
TOBACCO. We heard of about l6 hhds. sold on
private terms.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock hand LIST September. 1859 hhds 21o
k ksssysa y ssss 4tS go 44s
1856
Exported Exported I Saturday 75 &C. s4
Stock on hand not cleared .................. lsl6s
SUGAR.. There was a fair demand for the bet
ter qualities at irmer prices and we noticed sales
of some 800 hlds. Fair to Fully Fair, &c. &c.
u ID.
MoLAssEs. About 1000 bbls were disposed of
at 39c. 640c for Prime and Choice, and SEC. @3sac.
LOT ordinary 10 Far; also sli"il crop OIL pllnla-
ton at sec. u gallon in the cistern.
FLOUR . The sales embraced about 1900 bbls.,
of which 100 unbranded at s. 90, 354 Superfine
sold in two lots at IS u.s. $50 Extra at Sc 25 100 at
So So 300 Choice Extra, in two lots, at Sc 75 and
100 hf bbls. do at 50 70.
GRAIN. :. The supply of Corn was light, and we
heard of only GOO sacks Ordinary, sold in three
lots, at Coo. y bushel OF Oats we noticed only
sale of 200 sacks st. Louis, at 55c. % bushel.
In Bran we noticed sales of about 900 sacks at 81
20 u 100 lbs
HAY. The sales included 9l0 bales New York,
in two lots, at s24 90 " tun.
PRoyIsIoNs. ;. The market for Pork was excited
and unsettled, with sales of $40 bbls Mess at the
advanced rate of SIS rs " Dbl. Holders were gen
orally asking SIG 90 for round lots The stock at
the Inspection warehouses last evening was 62l2
bbls. of all kinds. In Bacon we heard of a sale of
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esor's lowest wholesale prices.
r, Nos, Isl and II Charities street,
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver OIL, ~
McNair'k Acoustic, Scafps's do
British, Hi.riaeiI,;
~ MosMEiiGS.
COLOGNE water, Bay water,
floftda wafer, Meen FUN,
Jo,,e's LAZY White.
syArs ANn GhEAMS.
Lows brown windsor,
ZONES Nhemical,
tadwi.y's dedicated, CASTLES,
al Alin9Ild, Toilet and Family,
'hasing IieaHls ana Compounds
ot a'l descriptions.
u fills.
MF.Ehth indlan vegetable,
Mollats Liie, Biandte;h's,
o.rones Gomporsd sanative,
,nii2nE / fectorai Stomach,
nullIs fevcF and Agne.
norfisoh's, Lees, New London,
Farrs, ,sRpringson's, Champ
l.! IONS,
nfaeiiehberg, Jayne'b sana-
I'VE,
'ayne's Agne, Wiher's Camo-
mile,
Hibbard's Anti-Rillions, Peters,
i.e tEeap,t, Sopkhr
tnJ'r. ., Hoyens i.l ny, ,,,.
Wis,..,. r :, n.'I ns'., nea''h'
.,,,s. psh.'e l H nisn'ive'
iil,;,h,,.,s.,. anue- apoI,e, n
c;,har,,s n ~ n;, IoeI IL.
'"ov ,,;,, Ahn'''o"S nech
1.d,,. H. I,.,.,.,..,. p,u.
"n;,,. v 'oa, liz m his'
Psd,,' ~, .si Il n'.,i. as'"s'
p D. ,'u eh 'I'o;oj r..,,
%nda, s' Ind;ar, $500 s@ + e'''"e'
o,'Jm,, i a'.,,a. i iI"iii.,,,e,
tg,i,.,ss,, "s ri n'!a oMu, o.
nn ".sle" Nj aI.ni.ssPtpa,c'
'o'un +, I III; mTrs sse-
ph.,o.,.. NJ. ' p'i,..,,
,.i, an M Th, na.eneiof e
n,,'a1, . inri ,I i'
s;r;s,n 49,, p, oa' ns, iaue' p
9i'o.n Myur ! posiS V.,o,c
n 49, ,nIE'...n .r.oSn a.
w. az. 9iho . iA's'i"tihs Sot
III .,c
! =, '"ih r'A'ra''
Iarrani,s Apcriant,
Iarranps Elixir Of Rhnbarb,
ynrters Spanish Mixture,
Mo'her'r Relief,
Too,hache Drops, -a
Lyons Magnetic Powders,
Mrs.. kidder's Cordial, m
Ihoinpsen's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti, .-
iiiliinEs's As!ringent,
HyattK l.iie Balsam, ..=
McMann's Elixir Of Opium,
itadway's Ready Relief,
Railways Resolvent,
Iarrants lndelible Ink,
Dr. tiich,s BODY Braces,
Dr. fitc!,,s Shoulder braces,
X ritch's ihhaiihg tubes
NJ. Roses preparations,
Mlners Arc'lnlim Extract,
Iene,ir,s Specific,
Siarsnaiis Gsiholicon,
Df. fitch,s Preparations
Mofses compound syrup Of
yellow i,ock, ,,,,
retry t|sihs ! AM hilief
bfowh Essence .! ringer,
'ioi .'a.u'S 1'ie Soih
pound, c,,.., ,,.,
Mol,i'i'p,es Notniti hi,'e,s,
N.Y.. :, n * s,ae Gi MOCK hose'
"; wares speeinc,
Sphaih Ii,e hiec'uaFy,
2'es, Vpeull1ec,
Mouifey s,orn'A,
! ufnng,ohs baisain,.
~: oiiiehs rIepara'iohs, "
ba'e,nahs DrePs,,
l'r. JAyne's amily Medicines,