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ANTHR1lITIE GGH

GORDON MCMILLAN & CCN. OF
" FER for sale 10 arrive, and in lots 20 81 lit pur-
chasers, the residue Of a cargo Of Lehigh Coal,
CRATE and furnace Sizes which Tor quality 81 perior
70 any they have ever been able to obtain IN this
market and is the same used by them for tbs past
two winters augl4:h 91O
THE HAMMONDSYILLE MIN
u ING and Manufacturing Company have on
hand at Wholesale and Retail, from their WI
Mines and Manufactories--
HAMMONDSYILLE COAL, for Gas, steam, Smii h
ing and Domestic use.
HAMMONDSFILLEC COKE MOL, for Manuact II
ing purposes
HAMMOfDsYILLE COKE No. ?, for Dome, tic
HANM9EDsvILLE FIRE CLAY, wei ground,
HAMMONDSTILLE FIRE BRICK. common d at
tern, and wedge, side wedge circle or arch and
Cupola.
HAMMONDSYLLLEFI FIRE CLAY RETORTS AND
HAMMoNDsFILLE FIRE CLAY TILE, of every
HAMMOGDsYILLE FIRE CLAY FLUR; COW
Ehs or TILL, every pattern.
HAMMONDSNlLLE FIRE CLAY FLoWE. 2 VA
SES, plain and ornamental
dAMMONDSNlLLE NIrRlEIED WATER P Ir'E,
GAS Pipe, &C. Of every size and variety en-
bracng single and double branch screw Be nds,
&C. Also,
HAMM0NDSVILLE COAL OIL.
For luhricating and burning tat Wholesale only }
A aamn~
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TIE ALL-SUFFICIENT THREE,


HNRIESEMAR 1, 2 AND 3. PRO
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERs PArEET o.
England and secured By the Seals Of the Ecols De
Pharmaeie ds Paris, and the Imperia College Of
Medicine, Vienna.
No. ! Is invaluable Tor exhaustion, spermalonhHa
and ell physical disabilities.
No. 2 completely eradicate8 all traces Of those Dis
eases that have heretofore been treated hy TIE nau
ci0us and pernicious use Of copaiVa and cubeha.
No. haa entirely supplanted the inlurioul us8
mercury, thereby insurng 20 ths sufferer speedy 10
lief, dispensing all impurities and roofing CUT the
venom 0f disease
TRIESEMAR- Nos. J. 2 and 3, are preparcd IN fha
form OF q lozenge, devoid Of TASTE 30 small and
be carried in the Waistcuat pcckel sold IN Tin Caa
and divided into separate doses As administered b.
Nalpeau Lalemand E0uE, Nicolds &c. Price - each
or for So which saves s. and in - cases.
Wuettl4 mere p q -Aal4+ ~ - ~ " -
aud retail, Of Dr. BAEltUM, No. l9l beecter 1treet
New York. immediataiy on receiTing q re-littaneei
DR.. Barrow will forward the Triosemlr % any par
Of the world, securely packed and add faa' accorl
ing 70 the instructions Of the writer
~ Sold als9 by GATLOFD HAN
W.. FISK. Giavpland arg
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,EY. W. B. JACOBS: la
49, II - 81.

Messrs. Perry Davis 4 Son Genflsaea: Allow me,
unsolicited, 70 send You word Of fc0mmsndation for
several years and found IL all it claims 70 BE-. For
rheumatism, Coughs, Colds, Burns, cholera tenden-
cies and difficulties well diseases generally that
prevail in families, regard the Pain Killer be-
yond all price, and as efiCaciOuB beyond any medi-
cine within my knowledge. " keep il as our chief
family medicine, aud fnd its use IN ordinary cases
worth more than any Doctor. The testimony Of
others among my acquaintanc and friends, equal
ly favorable. Many Clergymen have spoken oft in
the highest terms as 3 family medicine Missiona-
res in repeated instances have said to in person
the best medicine used in heathan lands, and they
il for themselves and families, and administer t
TO others around them Thus much am inclined
70 say act Of justice tOyOurselTes and ben
eft TO others. You at liberty to this test-
mOnial, If Of any service. Rev. W. b. JACOBS,
Late Editor Christian Chron.
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CANFORD'S LIVER INVIGOR-

GANFORD'S LIVER INVIGOR-
- ATOR never Debilitates. It is compounded
entirely free FROM GUNS, and has become an es-
tablished fact, Standard Medicine, known and ap-
proved BY all who have used it, and is resOrted
to with confidence in all the diseases for which It II
recommended.
1t has cured thousands within the last two years
who had given up ali hopes Of relief, as the
numerous unsolicited , lcertincates IN my posses
The dose must be adap- ted to the temperament
of the individual takinF itand used IN such guam
titles as TO act generally r. on the bowels.
Let the dictates ot your . ludg1enk Rlla5 3ou ~
the Of the LINER1 IINFIGOhAIOk, and u
will cure Liver Con- = FLAINTs, BmIoUs Ar
/ TACKs, DTsPEPsIA, ,CH0N- + IIc DIARRHGAs SUMNER
| COMPLAINTS, DYsENTERY = lDRoPsT, soUE oTohAcH'
! HABITUAL CosTIVENEss,Z tCHOLIC, CHOLERA IN
FANTUN, FLATULENCE, II tJAUN D cE, EEMALE
| WFaENFss and NAV bel fused successfully as an
| ORDINARY FAMIIYl-s MEDICINE. It viii
cure SICK HEADACHElE las thousands can -tSs5 tes,
/ tify,) IN TW ENTYIE MINUTES II ~ y
! OR II r i i Ak iSPOOkSEU u AXE IA
| KEN at the cnmmence-s3 lment Of the attack.
All who use it are giving their testimony IN its IA
! Ba-M Mix water in the mouth with the InvigoratoF
anu = PRICE TIsiSI on ONE DoLLiR PER BOTTLE.
! Also Santord's Family Catharte Pills.
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put
up in Glass Cases, Air Tight, and VIII
keep in any climate.
| The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is a gentle but
active Cathartic which the proprietor has used IN
/ his practice more than twenty years
The constantly i5g demand mar m nom 9a,I iSs
tiOn which all express in. regard 20 tnen use NJ
induced me TO place them within the relch OF Al
The Profession well. know that qlnerellI "a
thartiCs act dferenti. portions Of the bowels
| The Family CatharticI--4 Pill has, with due reler
ance 70 this Well estah- ilished met, been com
pounded from a varietylO or the pufesL teRetal!'
Extracts, which act alikel on every part OF the an
| nnantarV canal. and arei-, GOOD and SAVE in al
] cases where CathGrtici- iis needed such a. De
rangeueuts OF the Stom- ach, Sleepiness, Pains IN
the Back and LOins, Cos L tvenessi Pain ana sore
ness over the whole Body from sudden cold, WIlct
! freouentlV III neglected. = end in a long course o.
Fever. Loss Of Appe-Es tite, creeping oeusa
fion Of Gold over -the~ BODY. Res tlessne -
/ Head Ache or Weiqht|<i In the Head, all lntlam
1naforv Dissaees WormsyD in Children or Adults
Rheumatism, great Purifier OF the BLOOD ana man
diseases 10 which flesh Is heir TOO numerous % men
ton in this advertisement. Dose to ).
. PRICE 50 CENTS.
| HE-The Liver Invigorafor and Family Cathartl
Pills are retailed BY Druggists generally, and soi'
wholesale BY the Trade in al the large towns
S T. W. SANFORD, NJ D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor
iy7d&wRs 2os Broaayay, New York
80 sanford's Liver Inyigorator and Catharti
'ii' u CHGRCHILL & BRO, Druggists,
| RIO g. W cor Pub. Square and Ontario st.
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T00L S.-WE HAVE A COM
PLETE assortment Of Carpenters and Coop
6fa Teols Of the very best stamps, selling low at
COLMELL q cos,
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a PPLE PARERS-WHIoH PERF.
h Core and Slice-What every family should haVef
Prioe 81 cents etch. For sale ~
C0LWELL & CO.,
IN fNuHu -
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PoLiTICs AND THE PULPrT.-We all know
how 10 nd and long have been the denuncia-
tons b y Democrats against carrying politics
into the. pulpit. Has Democracy no voice of
condem nation for the following:
Correspondence Of the Chicago Press
URRANA, H., Aug. ls, 1860
The Catholic congregation of this place is
now destitute Of regularly settled pas tor
but the vacancy is supplied BY oceasi onal
visits from priest living at Kankakee. Yes
terday this priest visited this congregation
and informed them in his sermon that Mr..
Douglas was a Catholic; and that they, the
voters, must ail support him as such. Catho-
hes who no longer sgo than Saturday were
undetermined as to their vote, this morning
declare themselves for Douglas, and assign as
reason the assurances of their priest that
DougbIs is with them in the Papish faith.
Respectfully, J.0.C.
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EEEIal aLetIees.
LAS RETURNED 10 HIS OLD


HAS RETURNED TO HIS OLD
H stand, UNDER rHE AMERICAN HOTEL
where he win continue 20 keop choice assortment
orthe most improved kinds q SPECTACLEs, An
his Glasses whether Tor near or araEhted, are ground
under his own Inspection, BY machinery Of a new
construction With tha greatest care 70 suit the
ev IN an easos, curing Weakness DARKNESS or In
aanfaation d ne sgoai and impArting strength FOR
lcng roadlnE OF hne sewing. d.
So n. n. solon5Nsos would here inform the
public thai be pevoT omployH one In tbs sale Of
his Lenses.
- Also, splendid assortment Oi SPY GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, COlIPAssEs, &e., kept on hand.
~ ARTIFICIAL KYEs inserted without pain,
aEFerlhct a. natuIsi
ori1ct-No. iso supsfior st., under The American
Ha augz
HAIR DYE HAIR DYEu HAIR DYEli
WM. A. BAcHELoR's HAIR DYEl
zAs only Haratloss and Reliable Dye kll0igH
m Ths Original and bea, in The worldi
An others are mere limitations and should bo avoid
Cd ifyou wish to escape ridieuis.
GRAY, RED Oh RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly
C q beautiful and natural Brosn Black, without
tie least iniury to Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to Wm A. Bachelor sinoe isss, and over
S5,60 sppIsaigns have bsen made % the Hair ofhis
w. a CiffIoBss HAIR DYE produces a
color not 70 b. distinguishes nom nature and ia
WaRaANTEn not 90 uiurp in the least, however long
& may b continued and the ~ eligct % Bad pyes
reInedied; the Hair inyigorated for iiie By this
isds, ssid and applied On private rooms) at the
Wiz factorT, No - Broadway, ~ y.
teld a. all olties and towns ei the United States
hy pfurE'1ls and Fancy Goods Dealers.
~ I6e genuine has the name and address upon q
Stee plate engraving four sides Of each Box, Of
MM. A. BACHELOR
ianl7 No. rs Broadway, n. Y.
Bachelors Hair Dye is sold by
CHURCHILL a BROTHER. Druggists,
--- !. NJ ------- LLu----- n y .--L---. .-------a
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DrrIAEcE. O.. Aug. stb, $50.

DEF1AEcE, O., Aug. sth, 1860.
To THE EDITORS REPUBLICAN,:
We, the undersigned, citizen voters Of
Defiance county, who have heretofore acted
with the Democratic party, having become
convinced that change Of the Administlsl-
ton Of this Government is necessary to the
peace and prosperity Of the whole country,
de hereby announce our intention to support
Lincoln and Hamlin at the polls in November
next
C. A. FLICKINGER,
A. n. CORGAN,
JOHN WESTERN,
f. DAWSON,
FERDINAND MESSMAN,
CHRISTIAN WINKLER,
THOMAS HAZARD,
CHARLES MARFILIUS,j
CHARLES MARFILIUS, Jr.
LUCIUS LOBDEL.
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5tarAmare.

TUTLEkY.-TABLE AND PoCKFT
~ Knives Fine Razors, Tailors' and House
Shears and Scissors IN great variety and unusually
cheap, at COLMELL 3 CU..
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= y Sc Pr1ltsd DFsctions.

The PAIN KmLER is By universal consent allowed
to have won for itself a reputation unsurpassed in
the history Ofmedical preparations. Its iustantae
Gus effect In the entire eradication and atncton Of
PAIN in all its various forms incidental to the hu
man family and the unsolicited written and verbal
testimony Of the masses in its favor, have been and
are its own best advertisement.
What stronger proof Of these facts can Be produced
than the following letter, received unsolicited, Om
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MORNING LEADER.


- =
ss - sss &. .as. EslssFPRals Fs. ''r.' pna Maxine
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G0KEt COKEII COKEIII---
~ II. WALLACE a son ARE NOW MANU-
AASIgklNG Coke from the pure HA1lMONDS-
WILLIE strip Vein COAL which Is superior
20 any ether Coke in the market We can furnish
testimonials from numerous manufacturers who ere
nov using IT, and who Bpeak Of its character tn the
highest terms
Also, constant supply Of HammOndsville Strip
Vain BMlTHIhG COALi and also for Domestic
purposes.
Being located Immediately the line Of the Cleve
land Pittsburgh Railroad, can ship with dis
patch to any part Of the state. Orders solicited
h. a. WALLACE & SON
Hammondsyilie, Jefferson County, Ohio.
January 81, 1850. febIRs
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o., ,HUssET, Pittsbg. J. q. HUSKY GEo SINCLAIR
HUSSBYS & COMPANY
GOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Pittsburgh,
salineyille and strip Vein GOALS. Alsg Nut COAL
for SmithinE. Once the east side Of the Cleve
land Pittsburgh r. r.. Coal pier, Cleveland, Ohio
Orders left al Hussey a. McBrides (FinslOW' .
Narahnusel val reoeive uromnt attention. deciT
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DORCELAIN KETTLES AND
COLwELL CO.,
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ttlEisi

ga1 Meters, Ihsrmomotsrl 81 the mogt aoe1r1ia
standard iof lheuiitss and various Other artclll.
WM. EISkE, Drulgi1l,
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CHURCHILL 4 BROTHER, Druggists,
RIO s. ~. corner Ontario Il. 8 Public square
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DLATFORM AND COUNTER
Bcales-lnrge and small sizes, Spring Balance
fOr Grooers Butchers and Families. scales, Steel
yards ana Patent beams for heavy draughts foT sale
BY C0LMEIL a 60,
"a Gtrr.rIo qfro1f
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~ Also, sriohdid assortment Of SPY GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, C0lIPAssEs, &e., kept On hand.
~ ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
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For luhricatng and burning, tat wholesale only }
j. J. k0CEAEELLOW,
General Agent. Once on c. P. Pier, C!eEelsnd
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOT
" kept b. al Druggists-Gam sis1fis Tutins
luiil fsrellil Asbestos, Horss-sloa 1Iaa1et1 frgn
l.t'd y ~ hJdrometerss MaEnefic Ealicriai. lrf.
and Eick-Chalnber Aurnifurs-
va FIsKE, Brugsiss
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GAYLORD Hammond, O. 8. Mackenzie, VIM. Fiske
and =. W Eackridar, Cleveland ohio; Roberts &
Samuel, Columbus; w. A. Graham, Sandusky; Car
ter Brother, Erie, Pa. alief--
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Gaylord & Hammond, Wm. Fiske., G. s. Macken
zie, Il. W. Sackrider, Cleveland. And By Druggist
everywhere. augf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04

VI Cars,cudvk, a native Of Bremen,
who has qualified himself tor the task,
has started on an expedition to traverse
that portion of Africa which, lying to the
Yves, and Northwest of Monrovia, has
never vet been explored
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l)bn9itiAn5.

MOTORS As 4 T. T. VI JOHNSON
~ has, associated thoma .', iu th' pff'.''
uf Medicine.
~ ON.c removed to Jnlsr Frazer hr','
huill..t the room recently occupied "t i'r \
W fImcs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04
MEDIC A..

nR y. W EANtS' Marshall Han ''
- county Texas
OrgicE-Ovr Sanders scar VT
RsIpxScg My former one due norm "' '''
,,'''r,hnrs, Jan Ilh 80.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04


Tn -cn5HNAsrGgs ~ MAT BEn A
correspondent Of the New York WAIVER
IS gives the following AS one OF the many
incidents that bcl.Il boarding round
sch ielmas;er .
| hal been teaching m Mason county
in tins. the Sucker state. aud this term
was boarding round oae evening after
school one ~ my little scholars stepped
up t. me and SAID
Nj Jones. father said you would
come home with NE
Very well.r replied, and forthwith
set ont ilr my patrons house, which wac
distant some two mics. Now, be it
known. James VI Horny for such was
III name-had two daughters, the pride
and envy Of the whole community, had
heard 50 much about them that was
naturally anxious to see them II seem
"a how' yer. was 10 be disappointed
When we arrived | learned the " gals
had gone to . party the other side OF the
creek SO went - bed, exccratin- The
luck which deprived me Of seeing them
that Illt.
TIM nigh. had we'll advanced. when |
hcstl 1u, Of the grls come home, and
passing into the adjoining room, she
warmed herself before S,me Goals Shi,;h
were alive ga To, hearth II seems til.
,ld gentleman = - lady slept in the sane
room. but was mot aware ~ that. Hav'
+ ing warmed herself, she turned to leave
[ the room. when the old gentleman spoke:
Girls. said he. the schoolna-ter' :
+ in ut bed
Very we'll" said Sarah, and passing
ttlr,u-h the riom | slept IN, went ~
j stairs About 40 boar had elapsed. when
heard Inlv. the lthcr one, come. She
stood At the door a bong time talking
with her fsllcr. ihsn entered spius
piSrahng her feet. She entered the SOON
/ where l.v. ia her stocking feet, ear
+ nN an1r,.s.c herself. aud coming w
'bc .Ic at the bed prepared to get ~.
\eN it happened lay IN the middle,
aud turning tie clot cS she gave
mc a shake. aud sad IN a suppressed
whisper
Las uvcr Sarah"
rolled over. aud whipped the corner
IL the pillow IA my mouth 10 keep me
ffn laughing Ia she bounded. bal the
bed w. .lA suncak The old man heard
Il au1 called cut
"luly
">.r'H was responded in ia.nt tone
from the bed beSidr M.
" r. 0bt q. td, Is "a iGf vel
With one lanl veil aui an Oh
heavens she landed On the iiaes and
ted with the rapidity of deer up stars.
She never heard the last OF it, can tell
wa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04
Mr. FILLMORE AND his LETTER.

How is 1t with the opposition Mr.
Fillmore, their candidate for Prcsdcn, in
1856, and who was proclaimed to be a
second ashington, has recently written
a letter stamping him Enthusiastically a~
a irccsoilcr, and which. when we cousid.
or tho circumstances under wi.-h it was
visit %. can De considered ia ~ other
Ugh, than asaaoGtrasc, and yet, strange
& say, tie grca, body u til Opposition
press ia the South have treated his let
Ter with silence. OF published il with M
qualified expressions Of approval and
Flag, have manifested very mildly aud
teuduIy their disappr5bation Of It's con.
tents, bu, the leading and more nlucn.
tal journals oi the Opposi,ioa. ike the
Louisville journal and B.liimue Patriot
% commend It as model Of patriotism
luc following remarks. from the New
YORK. Day BOOB. . Northern j'u,nal. arr
patriotic, just, and fo,c bic Contrast
tuom with liir wrhy.wa-hy article put
lj-hgl ul the Tag 81 tie 2ls. ult:
4 seems, from this letter t. put As
favorable construction upon II As pos
.iblr. that Mf Fillmore s. opposed TO tine
Fugitive slave Law, bat signed the Till
as "a painful duty IT, ais enueatu.
lut.s tio country "a the fact that Kansas
Is "A free Negro state. and thanks tad
ff Co. Wei. am thia ralal.s &, NJ Fiji
mlle himself ana we have 80 fault t.
ful with it tfitw,s 'paiHlni t. him
&. perform constitutional duty. bee cor
.uuIy ought o. kuow r.. II be- Is tIi8tk-
il tit kuu.4- IS free ezer state.
Vu, $50 be it. but vs. submit he bal n
an.buiy lor writing that we the
NORTH atl 40 antj.~av,ry la seutina
NJ ho hal been at the Academy o. Musif
uu iho 1914 inst. aud heard Charlie
OUuu.r', hIh assertions that negro
slavery net unjust" aud to the thun
d,f, Il applause that greeted tins vital
truth. hc could never have written such
= otter II we are an anti.slavcry. thau
we are all Abuliiiou'-ts iu some way 81
SOME mode or manner There &. no .et.
ting ar.ual this. Mr. FIllm1re'- letter.
therefore rs inst such a letter A. Garrison
anil pmlip- love to see. fsr thy help IL
kc,pup the lclusi1n a, the North tha'.thc
negro j. utitlel 10 white mems rights
Strange as Il may seem. this Abolition
letter Of Mr. Fillmore, ha, actually been
endorsed lbs a southern journal Tie Bal
i.n,rc Patriot. the same paper that inst
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04
PLAIN TRUTH.

|
/ massachusetts, il she means 10 be hon
est, must either relinqush the profits she
lives upon. derived from save labor
aud slave markets. and the Union with
h. tit -h mua practically recognize the
obligations If the Constitution. which
yuarantec. t. Virginia the right 70 keep
and reclaim slavas as clearly as to Mas
,as.nls Is the right to spin cotton or peg
SHOES. - % keep aal haW aua Il Is
imp a'a b., Mas .rh set'a to main.
tim hef -elEre~pec; Of the respect Of the
world. wbila, nth her loud professions
If extreme moral constituencies at the
the existence IT slavery IN the South she
cHn'inua- a. enrich herself AMI support
Gar working men and VIZ king women
by the use Of slave labor and slave mar.
kcts. Nth her mouth SHE spcakcth
geat things against slavery but with
Bees btnl Size fits her pockets with th.
pHaijt- al that which she sentima tr't
cah n1rcquitcd labor Of the slave
81. srslu- over the millions 81 human
b. 10 bondage At the South aul
the srHe time. with l.c capital aeu 10
Hrlav- 90 'ba ~5itH SOME lhlee hundred
f.I .Hsdl -l.tH= g. raise IT," cotton she
fIut.. g. run Der spindle, and freight
o.l Slips
IT, a.empItjye shoemaker "a DE-,
taaeh VelHY Hetiatas b. Is doing God
service when hc duoaw,s slavery aud
-ymptbbe- with the murderer Johu
3 4Au bat boobies uatesntcmrlat, that
faeesufet 81, 'amily and hi- own
II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04

Tuf &c leR.YilY us toNsrurrioN. Cor
sumption originates IN AL latl,aacs -f:om
the Equator. where the mean tcmpera-
turc j. eighty degrees. with slight vari-
a,ots. To- the higher portion ~ the Tenn
refate Itne, where the mean ,cmpcra-
tar, is fatty degrees. with sudden and
violent changes The opinion. long en-
tcrtaincl, that j, is peculiar To cold and
humid climates Is founded IN error.
Far from this being thu case, the tables
of mortality warrant the concl,. sion that
consumption is more prevalent IN tropi-
cal than ia temperate countries Con-
snmptioa is rare IN the Arctic regions, IN
siberia. Iceland. the Farce islands, the
oftnevs. -hciands. and II, brides. Aud
m confirmation Of the opinion that it de-
grasses with the decrease of temperature
it il shown, from extensive ds,s, that in
Northern Europe il is most prevalent 1t
the level of the sea, and that it dccrcascs
with increase of elevation 10 = certain
point 1t is uniformly more fatal IN cit
les than in the country.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04

The Washington Star says Senator
nongla., il is said, is far from heiag
well man, and his permanent recovery
/. very remote. If not doub.nl. His dis.
ease Is said to l,c goat in thu stnmach
His purpose Of going to Florida n pre-
vented by his inability to travel ut pres-
cnt, ,hoagh it is his purpose to go South
as soon A he il strong enough -
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04
SOUTHERN MARBLE WORN :

CORNER OF TEXAS AND EpW NRhS shithiN
SHREVEPORT
HAVING permanently located m Shreveport
IL we are prepared TO manufacture
Marble Monuments,
Tomhs
Tablets and
Tomb STONES
OF every description, in the best worNmah'h'
manner.
Their postoflicc ia Shreveport, Ia
W NEtOX a 60.
November 90. 1872.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-21
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