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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-11
~kW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASIiALL GROVE ACADEMY

HAVING returned home, after an absence d
III few months, | am happy 10 greet my
friends, nd',nkc this method Of informing them
aud the public in general, that no~ fell my
self permanently effitd in Mnrshsl, as teach
cr, and will be happy to serve them again III
this capacity. The Marshall Grove Academy
will be rc-opened for the reception Of boys and
Young men on the .Grs, Monday in March, !
hope by igcace and Perseverance in my schol'
.stic duties. to i,eri, and receive liberal sharc
u pat'r1age
nsrLs on TUITION FER SESSION on tfsh MONTHS
fIRsr CL.ss Spi,tna. Reading. Wri-
ting. first lessons IN Arithmetic Fri
mary Geography. Ac.,.......,..... SLOW
Sr,oxD Class Geography English
Grammar, L1-i. Rhetoric, Natural
Philosophy. chemistry, Arithmetic,
Primary Algebra, Sc.,...-.-......- !e.oc
Tnisp CLAsss-A ncion, Languages,
and Higher Mathematics ....... g.. $500
No incidental Expense.
Charges made sron, time OF onlcranc. to the
close Of the session. at winch time bills sill b.
due. Deduction will be made for pro,rac'c,'
s,cknsss Board can be procured at the Acad-
cmy for twelve dolars per month with washing
or ten without washing
I. ]. PsIiIlU, Principal.
Fob. II ls59. No % II
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MARRIED..

A. the rc,idpucc Of tho brides father. ~ tli'
Bird inst, 10y The Rev, ". G.. Dunlap. NJ 10
SEPll - MINIS To- Mis- : ANNIE WOOD
son all Of this county
Not for thi, span u life alone
Which as a blast doth hy.
And like the Transient flower of gr,s-,
Just blossoms dpop and die.
l3ut or being without end
This WOW 81 love We take
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IN DREAMING TODAY

Ny thought shall ever rest on thee
IN DREAMING TODAY
I'm dreaming t,.,sy OF q lu distant i-'
whcr, a,msal'i aud plas d Nheu W. a child
Rlppd VIII -h the pure viter reIl pprug and bright
A. the, ,patklc, aud sl'N the -lr golden light.
I'm sitting again on the SMOOTH pepnicd shore,
Audli., ming with i,y 1, the cat,r4rt's roar
rn dancing and singing the 4onr4 that loved.
4. sh,n gag ehld T. tia, lone ite ro,cd
20, dreaming -.la,. IF tio sweet co0lug -hsde
Far he from ,hr beach vhcrr some kud hand had mAdr
4 low r,,stir ,cg, INlN, an oak and pine.
FmtaNerrd hs the grape and fragrant sood'nc.
rm dreaming t,-slty %. TIC pafc s4ar ~.
rhr sweet mllinz. voice Of the blecS, last 'ish
,ni song, Of ~ siid hud h,at up 1ll The While,
4, ih,, d.d long tso ua that sunny Al.
q ~ dreaming today o' the fic lisld'
Fhst" ever. t,tle. ..,.nei q ESD tlie tail.
A.. WHOM l,nnc,l 10, the t-scss l.u hcatn. it,, hra1
II h,.-cl thc bfi u, watcf. h4ul vi4,rcf and dc'l
lie, dreaming ol flowers. ta.tt tlp.-ou. ita' e'c"
>oaa the as,7,h psta. ch He 'Na'} f'""
l,s4.k t.aus r4. W. ST. g.H.f.
t.Ir,.,s o.,., ia ne ea i'.,,f. re- -ipva q i.ir
lu dreaming 8 .lf %. 'H' in '''"'1 ''t
nf Tbs de' a"p' be- '.''b. "'t'N A'' curse ''s"N
~'sr "n 'h' Ky '' r.' ''i''' go '''
N''h +" h' parting '''' '' '''-l' F'''' ',' .''
] % 'f'''''n' '''''''" ''' "'''''.-'' ''"'
y '''"'. '''' ~. ''.' '.,." bay,
'l" p" ,.....,. ,..'l,.I.
Lower G4s'.. Jan. 9Th ae. u 4 +
\ ~HuiruS IA1 tn" 'hrraW :.
u.a1.tir gives tbr following tact, winch
O.,r .r Nh. stationed preachers ia
Charleston states chat tie c5larcd portion
If If. r.pgro.ati.u ruy our third # Che
.r>rrt.,es. .f its chir,h their rnntrihu
Ems np,.r,iir.- f., 81 0p1 90 81. 800 per
,,rpn r,t fine c,lnrrl prr. 1n. at
,,,.L.l +, r,r r.pr Methodist Episcopal
rh,,..b... Ina tb,t ,it,. contribute annual
h about Il 600 ~ mis-iuns l. there a
In ~. ,.lp,.b in .,ll rhr free ncer, states
wbcr, the hirrl white lborcrs are able
"
AnktN-A- lc'SlN. tr lhcr" are
svmrtrns g. show that the people Of W
Kansas are iei"' "'o- y" S''' ~ ~"
/, dne Is iho credit and character Of that
state Mr. Hemingway u member of
the Legislature. hts recently introduced
into the llousc oresoluti7n f"clArnE the
iusiuc-s uf tlin state debit. H'kuow irdg-
ing the obligation of tho ~iale t" pay 49,
and directing tlW Committee ON Ways
and Means Ia report mll TO provide l"r
the payment 81 the interest "hd Tor th'
principle ui the Whole STATE d'ht Nh'h
It shall bccom" due
-,--,......... 4,
" ''' a. .rl.,''. IN .sI,.n,
10" my ~ y W ''',,'','' '',,' ,,'
-, W. ~,
"''N'N nun '"'
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Origiunl EnflrE.
LINS TO AN ABSENT FRIEND


~ ''Nhhs'hf
think u thee. when morning f,,-s
crcn,iop in golden gown,
Aud dew drops shine as. little giole-.
Around the ,wig- all bending down.
.hink Of thee ", cy.ainss shade
Brings freshness IN my dlzxlcd sight.
hu1 vi-ihly The pictaros fade.
Which day has drawn. but no, for night,
| ihink o. thee. when spring time 'ills
The cup Of beauty to the hrim,
And every silver sous.ter triil-,
A madrisal. OF love taught hymn
think Of thee. when summers heat
Weigh, down the body and the soul,
And whi.p'ring rill- beneath my feet
IN music and in coolness ;oll.
| think OF thee, when Autumn ihrp~s
Her golden treasure, to the earth.
Nnd lbs fair and crimson ro-o.
Fad In the light ,ha, gave them birth
! think II thee. when dazzling gale,
Along the whistlms arches n.y.
Aud winters Keen aud piercing wsils
Bring .adaess Ser the earth and *,
think If the" wheu friendship smiles,
And love and joy. snd homo are mine
Aud pleasure, by thousand wile-'
Their chaplctg round my bro" cn'wino
! think of thee, when envy sncet-
knd SANDERS venom soils my name.
Aud iuem " With her -mil'- aud tear.
Bring. honest pride or blushins shame.
T. think N thee, lJr-pn,h In bliss,
/. bliss ,iill purer to my soul
IN ,haughts oi thee wlirn Fpe- distress.
Full stream. ri consolation roll
We, friend endrarrd wbatc 'cf my tate.
Whgtr or 10, dr.iinali'n hr.
C,rc-s.d rs love-. Knocked At b, hate
My thought, shall ever rest on thee
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BRASS AND mon FOUNDRY


/. and ION fous.i la, 4 teruGncd e q
to pu, down the pF!,c u casting such AZ "
CRATE bars and gin rearire, The lnv figure ~
! cent. pound alien the "lfall Spear" ries-,
improved No ! and TO - 50 rad rs 90 ihe
>c'sser plow Improved at so cents only,
H. >. ais prepared to d. any KIND Of n,s.
rhinerN that sls country may want Ii work
niAnlise manner.
liz has On hand lion railing of beautiful Ja,
terms for sail,sies. grave i,r,iosuns, Ac. Also
metallic packing -ecoui laDI boilers and steam
.ngln,-, which he Nil 'eil 90 reasonable tc,rns
circular saw mills mad. 10 ore,cr. and ali knss
Of machinery repaired
FERNS viii h uia.t TO vi, purchasers b, Their
giving good city seecpisace, Vu any nepUns.bis
house.
= " JONES.
sh-r.rrrt sepi o. ls5s mol n
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Dunn 4 AITCHle,
RECEIVING, FORM ARDlNG
ast--
Grocery Merchants.

SltItsf fftfft ia
- TSPEC TTTLY rttufn thanks to their pat,
IL rons and friend ~ The liberal patronage
bestowed upo;, them during N. pas, two ss~scns.
trusting that they viii merit continuance Of ID.
same for the fltsrs. Their War,hous, is tbs
bs>, and SAFES, IN Tbs plsfr and isinr entirely
,s.sc- and bull, ef ifeosvvst,tle material, the
danger fr,-n fire Is trnch ,.--s,wj I>stKAsos
cnn be - c,.ss at t-r rate than IN Any other
Warchco-n in the place. Thsv arr prepared 10
-yiend their usual facilities 10 c,n yti'crs aud
frien.i,.
Shreveport, Oct 6, I's. ey
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The iilastroes dead, in both snscn: and aoarrn
tmes are early associated with our most endsain1
Affections aud eostiy siatics are here and there
erected 10 their memory. u marx the good shsy did
III. iilu.triou. living can look with placid brow and
mild serene eye on the countless LivssE Maiufss
monuments h. VODpN NJ CHhliHl tAPEtTo'
RANT. spa,ched from the Jaws Of acAth. chauntlnx.
A. thsy Co. onc eease.ss sonG OF praise oi that
mrrulpas remedy for Coughs. Group, innreniA ton
SUMPTION aud every irritation Of The organs OF rspi
ration. SOD! by
uD SANDERS 4 SEARS, MArfhsh. Tszss.
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WOULD respectfully inform
the public that have removed the
o1911G shop formerly OWNED b. john Na@
I'm " the South side n tn Pubic Square I'M.
nssiia,rly hack n tho Marshall IN
Hotel. and am prepared iosscrsse 1917,
promptly, and in the hssi msnscr
possible, every kind q work usually 'lenc by
hlscksmisl,s SseA ~ IRONING WAGONS.
CARRIAGES. HORSk-SilOti<C, rLAN-
TATiON WORN. &c. 0si also thu making
sud rpairiuF N wasoss
MILLER JOHNSON.
halt - No is-U
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MONEY Is PLENTY.

ERON aud AFTER this date | 'hall 10, seil any
/ morc lumber without the MONEY or pro
duce. such as corn fodder pork BEEF &c. and
those tina, owe for lumber must pay up soon.
GEo II ADKINS.
IannnrN IS 50 2m
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&. 4. HYNSON,
AGENT for n. {. Gallct, New Orleans.

VIII keep constantly on hand 4 GOOD saAort-
ncot al ths hcst LIQUORS md WINES ever
asrcd far sals in sAie market, Il Nv Orlrass
pricrs. with freight sddcd.
Thcse wish,sg 70 fwuaaA 'lsr Dan. ~ssli DO
sell 70 call sna sxaMine ssfsrc ,isisirf the eiby
~ ru-.ba sir- e.exAs-s
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NEGRO MAN ron SALE.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY
II ne Phattr' # Lopia,n9 esd Itre'
SUPERIOR NEGRO
Clothing, N1uMAct> - SHOES


Clothing, NlaukctS - Shoes
AN now manufacturing a ,ery superior and
| hc,y, iiu.ey al wool Filing. aud about as
heavy a. the beat kcrsrys arr usually made,
which | viii sri hy the bale or piece, At 70
cent. per yard for kcgsey width ana 30 cents
for - Width, | am also making q lighter
l'n~,v such a. | made last season suitable for
women and children. also. tho hea, lest and
best article nf JAMS Tweed CaSsiniere. Negro
Blankets. aud Stocking Yarn all Of shich will
he sold as low as sach Good, can be offered
lld~ ur Wool viii hc taken in cNchange for
gool4 al the wAisei value.
/ ana also manufacturing cool ri SSH
SHOE with Two cut soles, whlch csniio' be
loat A. t" matgrd or Workmanship Planters
can Pee supplied new or a' ANY time lay a9p'!
ins a' riF Factory,
Mc.sl,. Dam 4 Rtrhic. Of Shreveport, are
iny agent. for the sale OF ms goods. ai actory
prices. book to the Planters 10 sustain me In
This ontsfuri.o as merchants cannot do II for
good. a. heavy al. miuc ana Of such material,
win merchant profile ,sldcd, cot more than
Planters are willing go pay for Negsu Clothing
Hence 1t i. that manufacturer, do T. 4 pat good
material into conr.c heavy goods and am sat
iyfcd thai a ward If heavy lmny cannot bc
found In Nov Orleans o. \ sN ! orb. that ron.
W machinery Is pend cf aud operate u pro
cipalN with my own hands and II the Planters
prsirr paying merchant. larger profits on poor
iuscys rather than bug riue 1t cosi OF mate
rial and reasonable price irt manufacturing.
] viii qg, the business.
NJ machinery y not extensive, nd ! cannot
make ninrc heavy goods than viii supply a very
small portion 81 'h- country state tins 81
that Planters may send 10 ,hcir orders 'or the
next season.
NJ, terms arc cash but Planters who wish to
hny tloir goods anil shoes OF n,e an' vino are
both good AMI plnctaai ino Others need apply
ran get them las payment GA, ni the next cr"ps
adding Interest from dat until payment
vii deliver good. aud ~her- TO Planters 81
tl+ir f,ri,- ii' the counties Of Harrison i,nsh
Pamela aw tisS also In Caddo and De soto
Peri.h,s Ii. a. a charge To cover the expense
of delivering. Persons wishing me to deliver
good. and -ao,s, viii please forward i've blll
of the good, aud -h0cs They wish, a. early in
tire -l-t.ou ~. colyeuica, awl viii deliver them
during ihc .auurr and fall
Persons s.udius his. OF Wishing further inior-
NATION viii address
~ WARE
Glads Springs, Harrison o., Icyas
Feb ~ 1853 NJ. - I'm
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NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION.
Jannsry 7'h %

sf,liE COPARrNERSlilr AcSsoNbtr sssl
l iag irswe,a =. T. Edwards 1 Co, II Tin
dss dis>ol, a b, n,a,usl convent. J u Edwards
slore is AUTHORISED 10 wttk the buslM~ TAfes
imich'ed mast positively cons Ar~srd ord arttsAs
~ ~c sast ms'ary. and money NC Ms.t havc.
J Il. EpW ARDS.
&. +. HYNS)N.
Marshall, January !. 1889.
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fcFlNING Tpmfidtnr ana Commission
IL Nr,et-sfs uni d~rlr- IL s''rc.rics. Sost
apl E.r c-'m,s Plantation Suppli's. e's
Corner Commerce and VI ism streets, shreve
port. Ia.
AIrii q. i-SS. So ii u
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MOTTO T..
Marshall Collegiate institute,

Marshall COLLEGIATE Institute,
'1'HlS Institution situated ON the street South
of the Courthouse. viii Nv opened on the
lst Monday in February ueA:
WILLIAM LOWRY, 4. II, Frefe''sr q
iaeitd language
P.J.CAhci.AN, l. ", Professor q hrit-
cnlfies, &c.
r,rrs o, rrfr,os PAR SESSION OF 3 MONTHS
,iuniw Glass .......t t.,-t.. ego %
Middle do ........ 70 90
senior do " 30 90
Incidental expenses, ......-.-... oo
Pupils will h. charged from the time Of en-
iranrc unit, The close II the session. exccp, IN
es~- Of pro,rac,e'i sickness.
r.. tARoiAN.
Marshall. Jan -. 80
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BtsuNExs C0NTfNtEn

I H. EDWARDS viii coAtinsn IL lGs,apgA
Js aad will ke<p eocl s,eeh - hand m ~
secfit OF good and r~ye-sihas eassomesA H
rctarra his thanks 70 ~ ~ esAte0e0 4 -.
Z. / Co. aid still selicits tAsis r1aasn, teQga19
With othen that win Avx Nm win thSk -
tronaSc.
,panunrv ,sh 1889
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y. u iii,,tpcN
T.. 1 Y iias.ns
q. G.. t,gnaG,
q. " NAY

IN canine. ton WITH the Executive Board of Trustees
oi the u.aiic F~,aair usttale a. Marshall, Ir,a'
from what hno~ 20 b.. IN. 0harrssrai the Pf..tie ~
l,s Roy nfis smith apl The coars, ~ iasi'uet9h ~
he fr~ti',.,. havr 10 he.tstien w rccemm-ndsaf
thr sshau A. well worthy the psirpns'e u AL swe"~
who usY wish their agbtrs- thoroughly e,iueaisd
rsow,, n wr.so>.
Nac.h,jl r,Sts. peccnhef g. l>sN.
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N nnrn iS Mgarns VIM J. stewart
was shot, ON The night of the 10th, IN the
fayoso House, Memphis, by Cyrus ODER.
ly stewart had married the sister Of
bhcrly, 10 which her brother was bitter.
~ opposed, and he had succcc,ied IN
causing a separation Stewart visited
hts wife AT the house of her brother, who
learning the fact, followed him as he ~.
turned to the hotel aud, on meeting him
shot him through the heart. The Appeal
Of the I'd, adds
obcriy instantly fed, and has not been
arrested mp to the tune Of our closing
oar report Tm wounded man was
,kcn into the store OF j. : Mitchell
whore he soon hrcathed his lat, H. ut
Tered only a few grosns after he was
shot Here u most heart.rcndiug seen,
occurred. The wife frantic with grief
''a'spcd the lif-less form Il her husband
'N her arus. utlcrine tn Nill. cries ,
'"-Hi-h lri l.-plt.
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CITATION.

W D. Perry. fd the u~' Of " J.. Ferry Va
JAMS Cclirm a. principal, and l'r. orma|'
Knox AMI sam J 0ravU ~ scar'iles.
r. any iarfd cf5eer Of ,a'd ocar'y, C'~f"s
NOr ar, hervby commanded 10 summon Jarnc-
! Collum prineipe and DR.. c'maod Knox
and Samuel Graves ~ securities 10 " and
personally appear heforc nc a, my shtr al
,Ior.s,, on Satur,ia, the ash day Of fct'rs.
ary. Al $50. At 10 o'clock A n. to answer
the complain, Of " u Perry. for the use Of u
I Perry in a plea II debt 70, the sum of 'wcn-
Weight AMI - IA dollars principal 'l"r by not.
brief, as folle'~s given IN eighteen hnbdred
and tit; s's
Herein f, not, and make due rttnrn n tins
sri, a. the Law directs.
Given under my ha,'i iln, the ith dsY q
Janaar: \ y. 1852.
r w. SMITH. =.
Issued To C.. Nail, Jan i,tk, 1859.
January II, 30 'v'M
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NHfa'HNf NM NJ WI
Druggist and NO0kscltcr.
tVerandah Drug and Beck Stsre,)

1xxAr s'tA.r, .,iHf EFoHr, IA.
MOULD respectfully inform merchants, plan
W ,sf-, H., s''-ass AMI tho public Generosity
that II. rr,~ hA' it st'sv, and !. Constantly raeiv
ing dinrct FROM the manufacturers. sDsyori.Gs and
publishers, o gen,ril l..gFina~-' Il
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The Frccstouc Pioneer SAYS that q
stranger named Levi PAYNE. aged about
40 years. died in the road near the house
&C 5 Phariss y Bragg, the Justice Of
frccstuuc will give information 60 his
friends OF relations on application hy
letter
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The Postmaster general estimates tho
total expenses of the l'ostoiiicc Depart
ncnt for The currsid year at 81 900 600
That is an immense sum almost ncrcd
ihlc II shows that TIDE present low
rates of postage are not snihcicut FOR the
department, hy a great deal The great
is increased cost IL lne 10 The new terri
tories and tic vast extent OF country To
Vac reached by sea.
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Errrcr, or ENre1at toip The Salem
Mass Register says that during the
late colj spell tho earth aaa ice cracked
frequently with II loud report and in one
Instance large linden tree on Oliver
street was split from the rnoto to the top
Of the trunk with an explosion Ike a
piece If ordnance
The Montreal Herald uf Tuesday week
says that ou the day previous IA that
city the mercury fen upwards Of te,ig
drgnes beiaW scro. This is culdcr than las
been known anywhere else the sam day
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GRIND STONES, Cotton and Grsss Rsrc
" Trace OK. aud Fihh Chains, sn4 fcr sal'
hy
g 6 GRrGC 20
Msrsaa -Nfss- 'sta
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hin has hrcn introduced ia the Mis-
souri, Legislature which provided tho, 800
slave shall hereafter hc onautpatvd IN
that '~tatr, unless tho master shall pto.
,td' tur Isis transportation From the
state: that any free negro over twenty
"nc wears eft ngr. who may hr in the
state un the lifpi day Of January, 1860
shall be transported thcrcirom At the ex-
prusc OF the county, whore he may be
found unless h. have sufficient property
IT his oWu 10 pay for the samc and for
tire conli>cation # the property Of free
uvErrcs
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VS. Pn-fwtp Oln trNufnAS.- \
few DAYS ago, Nj ibunts Hall Of Lynn,
y H.. who - seventy years 81 age,
walked from hl4 residence "a wood lot
one mlr. chopped ,hgcc cords Of wo2d,
Sled lrma, aii ih.n walked hume, and
all bc,wcci the hours fhalfpasi nine AMI
three O'clock This would be Il largc
days work for Young man. For an
"i man. an the verge ni tnrscorc yeats
u is truly remarkable.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-17

QUoTAmoNs FROM THE PoETs.-Candidate
for the lookup, embraces the post at the City
Hall corner, at l2P p. NJ, taking squirting
observation of things breaks forth
" / never loved shrub or (hic) flower.
But tt.twas the first (hic) to fade and die
and never got in the (hc) humor of haviL'
a good (hic) time, but that every body gifts
their backs up about it, and (hic) goes home
The candidates eye-lids here fall, and in re-
laXing his h,tg is just in time to attract the
attention of an amiable gent in rubber over
shoes, who catches the former in his benevo-
lent arms. There might have been heard,
short time thereafter, part Of the Moor's
consolation, which came forth in dreamy hap.
piness, usual to c@ndidates-
IF after every s-storm (hic) comes such calms
as this,
May the wi (hc) inds Llow.w till they have
wakened death,
VERY loud And let the laboring bark"
Come interrupts Deputy. mot so much
noise and snoring intervenes.
The candidate awakes elected, and finds
himself already con the bench" discovers
"the bar" is greeted by the clerk" and is
fin lly ushered into the court room"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-17
S. G.. PIERCE.
To,he AruIc,ed.-I,etnofo M folse

To the AiFlicted.--Let no false delicacy prevent
the invalid from seeking medical reef-the card Of
Dr. L. ]. CzAPKAY to be found in another column, in
dicates where to obtain reliable and competent ply
sician It is seldom that we called upon to bear
testimony in favor of the skill of any physician, but
a sense of duty well justice demands that we
should not pass Dr. Czapkay by, without something
more than mere mention. Unlike the greater por-
ton of those who thrust themselves and their notrums
before the public, whose practices are empirical, Dr.
Czapkay is gentleman of rare medical and scientific
atanmens, having held the position of chief surgeon
of the lberating army during the late hungarian
Revolution, being voted honorary member of the
Philadelphia College of Medicine, and is possessed of
all the requisite ierence and skill for the success
u practice of his profession. 1t is to the care and adj
vice of such physician we would recommend all
suffering from the effects of sexual or private diseases
feeling assured that in all such complaints, whether
arising from infection, indscreton, selabuse, or loss
of vrlity he guarantee from his extensive prac-
tce, a speedy unl permanent cure 10 those sulfer-
ing from the effects OF physical and mental debility,
we would say, let common sense take the place OF
false nodesty and seek such advice will you
from an untinely grave, and lead you back again to
pristine health cons.it Dr. Czapkay, whom we cheer
fully endorse skilltul and tried physician, capa-
Bile of coping with and successfully eradcatns those
self-ncted miseries, the evils of empirical practices
and all diseases of a seminal nature. DR.. Czapkay's
rooms Sacramento street, opposite the Pacific
Mail Steamship Co 5 Office, San Francisco.
declG-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-17
jan25-tu
IA NOrORInUs FALaNaDn.s Is

g8A NOTORIOUS SEAOOD as
represented to the public the above "Cauton," by
poor creature who claims to be agent for California
for a worthless prep lratIon called Fsh's Hair Resto
rative, 0he name "Restorative" fched from Prof.
Wood,) and offers it to the public intibLe pre-
paration for restoring gray hairs and representing
that an article manufactured and offered under the
name of Premium Hair Tonic is trying to make for
tune off the foundation of his idlIibIe preparation
and that there no Diploma awarded to the Pre-
mum Hair Tonic. There was a special Diploma
awarded, and the same can be at any time by
calling at Dr. Watts Drug Store, No. 92 First street.
Marysville.
Read what the Committee reported
'Your Hair Tonic has been thoroughly tested by
your committee, and they find it to exceed their most
sanguine expectations, and they recommend the use
of it to all persons making of toncs for the hair
special premium is recommended on this article to
the manufacturer"
Manufactured at the Drug Store of S. 7. WATTS,
Marysy!lle, and sold by all respectable Druggists