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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

". capy the following from the Hen
.la,..,. IT, IF S,fudnv last WI,
~ ''s' -. a'...,'...l.7..,,I 49,. ,.l ~.
In'' ''0'S ',''S At ''''' WIZ NV Wv -, as
heart melted win sympathy over u''
great misfortune 1t ioTns another 90
the terrible outragcs. which have driven
,u, n,opl, Ia ,he verge Of madn,ss.
~. t,,o, ~. ',.,,,c,l dn,v d,v..lv..
az ', -, ono - u,,, m,.l
'ir[,lh. and di.n-s.S., r,lamitics ,hal
III 49,. c',,,,,,,,,',,, IN ,b. ,,,,. nj
,
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t.n r.. v..,. sauar, ia dc.troycd
xxx ,'.. ,....,,i,,, ~ tbrc. dr>.rG.,d.
.,'r,, ,,.. .s,r,s,n., t,,o. oo, drn,kn.
s,I,,n ,.d the C.nrt.baiisc unrnciga
D. 1,r.,c All. NV M has be-, ,-.,yfstHa
u e.a,,...iyn Win his Ollie
Mn tf,atac.w d5vs a.g5 were IN "a,
cp;,yuent IT peace auA plenty. are uow
east npou the world pennies, and with
out employment We might name "a
least twenty men. we think, who hay,
lost their al Aut men too, ~ao wt'
shining examples OF industry and mora
worth. aud who hal saborcd energetic 81
IS ali their lygs TO accumulate What
they have seen destroyed IA one sh1r,
hour
Aswc before published. on Sabbath
night abln, cieiI o'clock. when the mps,
Of the people weya assembled IN tin.
Methodist aud Cumberland Presbyterian
Churches, for public worship, the alarm
OF fire was glven.; and such consterna
ton, such excitement, as then prevailed.
The women and children running and
scroamIng.in every direction. the men,
a part OF them endoavor'ns to save some
p' Perry 40" ','e ''se ~ "''''S '" p'u
me- time when rcnoet said the negroes
melted by aboliti1nists. were to RAISE an
nsurroctiou Aud from our exchanges.
we learn that there ii deep laid plan
among the ahohtiouists and negroes, 10
burn towns. aud poison and murder the
people OF North Eastern Texas
These are truly Alarming times. tl-
ueonls are in arms both ui.,ht and dav
10 protect tue town and their families,
aud the greatest excitement prevails ,hro'
out the whole country Discoveries,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18


Persons ailotsd with the Fever and Ague 'ho'N
not spr, either time trouble. nr expense. TO prfa
pR HosrErrERs Celebrated MffSs
whose heneaeicnt effects upon tho human sy''f" ''
been clearly proved 70 those wha have been '''S''
down In short space q. tim. by this dreadful guy
whose cheek are van and measre, and whose ns''
sleep,c.s and restless and whose eyes ar GU"
sunkcn. With death staring them in the face 'h'.'~
pound must prove blessing sna'eh'ns 'hs"
were from The very mouth Of the grave N'D.
know its true value until they have tested !" "a,
all others havetaiiea these Bt,ers have fes'0',4 -
sufferers to pristine health Their popularity
the Western aud seulheTn parts parts -n'"''
dnrs them 20 all faniic-
so.dby druggists and dealers generally sss3s''
FOR sale BY
SANDERS 4 sEAks
Marshall, reI.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18


~. Our rcsslsv nfc advised that ia The lat
~ q Hepdwsos, tho Era printing Office va.
totally destroyed. The materials Of The Times
S9ss s@e rsed. Lss the type were thrown IN
y, and 'he o6cr Into such confusion us TO ren-
der |, very expensive to pat oil TO rights again.
Tb, editor 81 the Era, Mr.. 8. G. Swan, ecarn.
e..ly reqaists those Indebted to settle iimue-
s..;sA." Ne ays /" We arc in grca, need Of
nAy - ~ ~ vsilsupTse. Any amount,
Autssss trisi1. wHl " d hsp To us; and VIC
~ ~ ~ ~ Pc. as will i.il to do So
" lsplyypesahise With hin r. his mia'or.
sssA ~ - tAat bb s'shas may respond
reenD6ly. = = y anAsls hin . commence bus
- -. ~ r6tpas Of the 1.me ought
- - - ~ aGostansfs u W ksl aasu1ed
~ \ = - seeib1.
-.a -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

-. The oihcasl vote for Distrc, A,toraey
IN this Judicial District hls not been received
From villa, We eau gather ur John NcClariy
has obtained majority Of from $50 p 200
votes over his opponent. Mr. T. J. Boall. Mr.
Mecre carried Bis own county. tpAu6,a, which
VA o. coarse g.s.iglas to him. Mr. Beal 8
vetc. auder Ill tie circnnsssncaa was quite M
t<sing. All parties, therefore, have reason to
soaSra,slste themselves, and particularly tie
fortunate Gentleman who has been elected
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

HoRrinLE OurHAoe.--An article under the
shove caption. which appeared in the Texas
Republican Of the l,h ns, has we learn, pro-
dnced much dissatisfaction in certain quarters
We have only 10 say, that Il In tim, article in.
justice has been done 10 any one, We tender to
bin or them the use Of our coumns for his or
their vindica;ion. AZ At rreson, advised, we
hAyc no retrac.ion qualification, IT notification
TO Make What ia writ Is writ"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

iIoNlclpE. Thomas Shain, a worthy
and respected citizen Of toes place "ga
killed Saturday evening lasi IA attempt
ing 10 arrest one Levi Underwood wht.
had sold TO ~hain mare and colt which
Underwood. OF an acccmphc4 o. hi7.
had stulen IN Cook county. So was sub
sequently proven. Underwood was cap.
,ured few days after the commission p
the homicide. and has been lodged IN
jail la avail; his triad al tho next term 81
our Dis,ric' Court Mhtaw .H'f~fN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

GRrHr MORTALITY FROM SrS. SrRoKr The
Augusta (Ga) True Democrat, learns
from private letter that gentleman,
living near the Madison Springs, in tina,
state, lost fifteen negroes from sunstrokc
few days since. They we're engaged
in di,cbing.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18
DIR L0R nEEICE

extensive Jon OrFirE. aud TIA. ~ are prcpaiei n
A VIVA promptly II Tho hest style md on Che most
ssesnNa odatsss tsrNa We keep IN hand n large lot
u mstsriAi such AZ book letter, folio post foo!scap
aod cn3ortd paper, c2,is inks. e.. We have in.i
op>nel . large lot II fancy and plain type which
s1ds materially to oar ahIiiy TO tara on, handsome
Giren = III
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18
rO THE pl'Ri.I('

No salsefi'crs o. tie Texas EeTrhllcs- are tksn
DIT u this county without payment IN advance and
fr tne rsasen tai Il Is trnnbe u cnllect f7ch
assohnl- AAa .hey are worth, 1Ne nance 4 sab
:, 4ser. at ~ To- roant, ~li h. erased ~ he svp
at,op Of Che GEAR aa,c- fe'cs 10 aiins tie rfce
Q. tae payer. Money osn ie ssi, y mail at cut risk
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

ata- negro WOMAN ha.. boen convicted b.
tla Vigilance Committee Of liend rson wi.h
beias Concerned Ia hurnins The toVu, api seq
fenced TO b. hong On tic 2l,b. o'a.- parties
arc under arrest. auj VIII ie tried
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

-, Two ,uen, named Finley Lad 4, and Mar.
shal Edwards, were committed to the ~,
riensan, jsil obou. ter days ago for boa,ing a
negro to death. The negro belonged to man
named Tennlson. Constantine i.aai. the pin.
eipsl In this barbarcus sr, is still at large.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

~ Mr.. Thomas Erwin, who is Represented
u provcrbialiy kind to his slaves, was recently
murdered by two Of bis negro men. Tie ne
Rro,a ar In fail al Bronham.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

Xorsyr The word I0uayo is gen
rally aud incorrectly pronounced I"
word OF two .yllahlgs |, should be spo
ken as if written z,eare, the q. havos
the Italian sound az in fan The mars
is derived Nom the Arabic Iousona, con.
lederaey of the kabilc tribe. who hse o.
the magntains back Of Algicrs. The org
inal X1uavcs in the French service wer
composed of Arabs From The country ues'
Algiors.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

Bondin is called foolish and rash by
many for bis daring feats on cable
over Niagara Falls Now we think he
shows remarkable evidences Of being q
well balanced man
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

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NOTICE,

To our Friends and Cusao
THE late death Of our Nj. Alexander = !!
ers will not interfere with tho n.s' III ~
the Firm of Sanders 4 Sears but u VII !" $50
tnued under the came name and style i. J.
fore. Therefore We hope our old ir'ene 49,
customers viii stand by us, AND eon'iu"
heretofore liberal patronage. ga,
A. SEARS, Surviving ''''''
August IL, 1850.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18
IeCEEDIARlsM IN TEXAS,

III g. % ....t, b. cr,., ile Au.tfn state I
Gaf'Ilc;
lstfNpt,Wsv ~ Arsus-Ihe larg' I
SieAm Mil Of Capt Glasscock Is oeele''
vd IS many Co have been destroyed by
an iuceudiary Loss between $50 ooo
and S10,ooQ. NJ,
lhe w9'SHhef ~ Z" 'inc' ' anu i.i,nS
e'S'''i' 49, g' ,,crt - an ipcendiary
The destruction Of pr Renfro's resi-
denec on Monday lasi, was Attempted
by an nceudiagy. but fortunately the
Gic was discovered and arrested before
doing any mischief
The residence Of Mr. Bcunett has been
twice fred and discovered IN time to az
resi- the flames before doing any INJURY
Ia this ease the nian was seen Apply X
the l.sht, but escaped before lie eou'd
be apptcaeHicd
A negro with a knife ~ hand ana
bundle Vas ual''a GA Monos> ~ ~,
patio', WFh ~ 't'"s' = ~ man '''''11'
SHOWN, oll start. u ~ a." tuu. '"C
FaF'l t'1 ut'" ''iu '"''' "'''''''
ieet ne ,s'"p'u IT, Il.
y" " e""''''N9 ''''. t'' -u's a..l
ed an 'A''3'h''''n % ''' l''''.i'o 49,,
eNes's 'he nee Jus ~ 'es"'''u
hho'"S piS'9'S, An' ~ ''''o's' ''"S"'
ana Ne "''i '"' ~, - PV"o'
o'ttle OF po"uo'. ne 'o"uo' % ",
"h'F "h','o''S s'S"' "''" u "'"'
explained.
Tue talctie very proper y cautions
the community against ialsc alarms and
....t..i.,
~
IN''' having oe'h 10 pun '''es'.
e.'''"' at ~ ~! 7''' > "' '''''' '''
rbe - r,trsl. have been largely increased
betL In the c.,v and country. Nothing
can allsy the xcitcmeut but IA public in-
vest CATION, conducted by responsible
ciii1eus having the entire confidence OF
the community, and under thc auspices
Of the Mayor whose course Ia the whole
matter has been highly commeudahle
The Galveston News of tAe ,th SAYS;
a.. G. Il Chcssman, from Wharton. ia.
fA-ns the Matag8rlA Caste that ne.
pos, had reached that place shot a con.
templ,tr! lnsurrectian had been di COY.
cred in Grimes county. IN which two
Abolition prcathsf- and about eighty
p,gt.r, W re CONCERNED 3. the frrnrt was
further that the preachers pad a fnll
roufe,,..au tlflJh4ratiug the hrhef HAT
there was a dg,-,l aid scheme io produce
a revolt among Tho negroes of the state
The p.caeh.rs were then hung and the
negroes Put la iel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

~ 1ae Tyler Reporter very justly ays'
The Nslebrs,sd John Brown raid wa. mcrt
ehiids play, 10 comparison with the state Of
t.ibxs whicl nov exist IN Texas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

TonAcco $500 FER Ilcsnnrp PouSDs.-A
10, Of tobacco was sold in LynohboTi
Va, on the Goth, at the fabulous price. Of
$500 per hundred pounds This Is h'
highest price ever paid in the world.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

Some fourteen or fifteen negro slaves
have made their escape from Louisville,
Ky to free soil during the last three or
Far aa~s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

The New York Herald cyphcrs up the
account Of the Great Eastern. and makes
out that she will clear $40 tfa by her
trim a. America
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

Co i - TePsr;.l tia. H.a was laLs cat
Of the Gilaasf iad on Iaasioy b body of
a,mei mcl from Wood couu,y ard hong in tae
town. We sincerely lape tAat tha i. lot -.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

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"'I''''''N' y" 90" 'l''''Hu 800. .',' ''''''
- N''''''' W ...i.,l1 -.
$500 -
81 h,'" WV ''Nt W.
' prs ~ '' ny
'". $3.50 '''''''' '''''''''.S N'
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sS'T'H' ''H' ''e' ''e' 80 M ~
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uca'4t ~. ruu. dccm.ug f. more prudent
90 ict,e 'Ho p19htty ct uer operations
81. .' t...s.m a., n,ar.s ssfo,v IN
,i..~. 1r., ,,,...',,, ,n1 l.riaiyc mas.
,,.s s,,r.r.4t...,itn arr. erresssrv ard
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18
OBITu ANY.

DIED AT the residence Of her moih,r IN Narea
on the l.,h inst Mr.. FRANCES r.. coa,es' Oh
HENRY L, DECATUR.
ss New York papers please copy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

r4- Nd River is said to be lower than ever
Known before
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

=, ~ -, t-,,.-
's',' 80 ,',, a.. sri;c,t If scru.
~ ' '.i III. Jej,l r.,i"e camnirtes of
cool.hcaded. fearless and correct mcn
aud # cireum.tances warrant II, 'neAs,,
ures viii be taken 70 c'mpe The personal
appearance o' all fuN. Gated.
: On luesdoy ms " MAJ was stare ',
it5m hi- concealmenl 800 = dark corner "i
an up"ecup.ed &c, an' ore" 10 'w'o9 ny
.se sHaia' Ia; ''' ' ',' W. ''''N p
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18

=. We Asve becn compelled 10 lay over
- E0pssse;ae esssmrricstioLs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18
lpsnrcl

IIoNr IU1H {2IIaN
\ V lance Committee has been @
rlui1rd. and been at work since hs
m.rupr after the FIRE. The resul, &
thrsr Investigation, we Suppose will t.
known III due time ty The report Of 'a
Con futtttP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-06

CONCENTRATED LEAvEN result of saefel chemical
research.
Bread Of all kinds made by using Il is light more dgesb'e
and nutritious has agreeable natural taste Is less liable to
sour will retain Its moisture longer than By other process
and the whole preparation fOr the need not exceed ten
minutes.
1t perhsbe and Il available In places and st time,
when yeast within reach In all climates, and
.uder all circumstances may be adopted thus obystins al
difficulty of procuring yeast other ferment, which Is fe
quenty Of inferior quality rendering the bread less
unwhoesome.
valuable regards economy saving Is effected In the
-four Of not less than 6 cent In the process much
Of the scchane Of the Hou Is O by being converted into
bonc acid and the waste incurred solely the purpose OF
generating gas to raise the dough BY using Concentrated
Leaven this avoided and the sobtsined IN
equally caeons Fermentation destroys part Of the
-four meal barrel OF -four weighing ss pounds which ord
nry 20 pounds of bread gives by this process 2o
punds thus eEectmg very important saving BY conformity
the directions each package capable Of ordinary
attention may the process and the result all Invariably
be highly satisfactory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-06
CONSTIPATION OR oosrIvENxss.

No on Of the "nxny nIs Assh heir to" 20 psevac -
little uneTsood and much neglected Cos,tveness yee
In esreeesnsss sdentsry hsos, REGARDED -
ssh disorder htts 20 szce anxiety Whee
In reality and companion Of many Of be ne
fatal and dangerous diseases and unless early srsdsstsd "
bring the ssaersr ames Among ihs Lighter syns
OF which cosveness 10 the attendant Hesdacbe, Ccf
Foul Breath Piles and oheIs Of hks nsors whte
long train shtful diseases such Malignant Feye A&
csssos Dyentery Darrhss, Dysp.psis Apopezy LpDclS
Paralysis Hystes Hypochondas Melancholy and inssng
f Indicate their presence in ths system BY this alarming m
tom Not originate In C0nspe
on but Independents existence azsss ihe esass
ersdicssd IN From all these conxderotous
follows that the disorder should rscye immediate sttsnts
whenever and should neglect 30 t eoa
Cephaic Pills the appearance OF the oompatD ~
timely use sxpe the insduous approaches Of 0sesss -
d troy lak dangerous Zoe 10 human hfe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-06
r Hr,p,esr q The t.vori.s aga By vbsch ..,a,e nsbs

r Hxapiess b tho fsvorits dgn BY Witch ss.1e nssss
Known any deviation vhsev from the natural ss of "a
brain snd view this light ma, be looked - -
guard intended give Detoe Of dsoasc which might
escape attention. u late be remeed And ks id,s
thoud be neglected Headaches be elss1ed ae
names vis symp,oDstic and Idiopstho synptSnee9
and Il the ef eee
variety among which ApopisIy Govt khssns-
tisu all febrae dseases In form syDpe
thrtic Of disease Of the stomach constituting sk tss a
hepetic disease continuing baioss Aeada Of wor oenA
paion other disorders Of the bowels well fer -
uterine affections Diseases Of the heart very kcqeeOy -
tended with Hecdsches Ansnis and pfhors are also sdee
sshe Is also very common being usually Distinguished ~ u
Of ne,coss Aeddahe sometime coming suddenly
mental aud hyca energies and other instances
slowly heraljsd by depression Of spirits scerbty Of senp
In most the pain "a IN the Of the heed
both eyes and sonenes provoking vomitnsi under ~
elsss NJ also be named Nssrai2a
For the sstmep of either sisss HEADACHE s CeyfA11
Pia hsye found snd szfs remedy relieving Tho n
aud by its subtle szsdes8o
tbe diseases Of which Hesdashs u the 1neuinS rdex.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-06
CERTIFICATE FROM DR.. HAYES,

THE STATE OF nAssAcHusKTTs.
have snsyzed the Concentrated Lesven manufactured BY
Messrs Edwin Chsmberlin Co., with reference to its purity
and efficiency action in producing the effect of yesst In dis
tending dough- and thereby rendering fit for making bread
This article k skuly compounded hOm perfectly pure march,
sls It raises the dough without consuming the sugar any
other principle in the aour peeey and the weight Of
-four produce sweet psstabe bread than be OBJ
tanned through the aid Of yeast while for cakes and pey
invaluable ali k and much tine Of the pastry cook
The experiments made by coah the statements Of the
and prove this compound worthy Of public
proysl and extended Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, State AIssyey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-06

III
OUT THIS MORNING,
Is a much alive az usnsl
IL eontsiBs
HENRY WARD BEECHERS
THANKSGIVING SERMON
THE PRESENT STATE OF THE
NATION,
WITH THE AUTHORS OWN REVISION.
In this remarkable discourse Mr. Beeeher dives hi. views and
opinions various questions various men, end various !nss
For instance;
!. OK MAYOR WooD AND HIS PRocLAsATIoS.
2. Or OamBAIpI AND ITALIAN LIBERTY.
Or THE ABOLITION or ssEypos IN RUSSIA, AND LRs
SON
4. On THE PAsIc SCARED MERCHANTS.
S. OK ruK CRISIS, AND THE PTaPrsIRD POLITICIANS
G. OK TIE GENERAL CHnAcrER OF PRESENT ExcrTH
xKSr.
T. on Mr. CALEB CUSHING GETTING DOWN KNEES
BXyoRE TIE SLAVE POWER.
O. OK MAKING NO COMPROMISE WITH SOUTH
Or MS SERMONS CREEPING Nro CHARLESTON LIKE cox
TRABASD GOODS.
10 OK HIS sycEDse," WHEY Boy HIS yiraEE's
norss AND "srasDIso OFT IN The COLD,
PER"
II. Or TIE FusirvE SLAVE Law, AND Row HB sgvrR
HKiss TO oBEY IT.
H. On TIE Missouri COsrRoxrss AND IT WAS sADs
AND
Ia OS Dr. sASeRADO, AsD WHAT SORT OF MkDIclSBs Hs
GAVE TO Hrs
a. On s1AspHs III LIBERTY sor GIVING Up ~
ISoH.
Tbese and do,en other topics touched upon In this Dis
course. Get IT, read IT, cot II ou. and save It.
The same number Of The INDEPENDENT contains slsO
Gne srliele by
HORACE GREELEY,
ON
"DIsUNION BY THE DISUNIONISTS.'
Also anew and beautiful Poem by
MRS. ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING,
Entitled
DE PhCt ONDIS
One OF the tender snd touching which sho hes
written.
An article entitled,
"ALL SPENT"
by
REV. STEPHEN II. TYING, ID. d.
HE INDEPENDENT VIII begin the New Year With
A NEW STORY,
MRS. HARRIET BEECIIER STOWE
Entitled
THE PEARL OF ORR'S ISLAND.
STORY or THE COAST or MAINE.
This new work. in Of preparation viii be printed
m successive chapters in the weekly issues Of THE INDE
PENDENT beginning with the FIRST week in the year. A
Il VIII be copyrighted win sppesr exclusively In THE INDIE
PENDENT and you immediately order the paper to be
,ent TO you for the next year.
TyRns-s2 year by mail and 81 50 by carrier in New Yok
OF Brooklyn Single copies &C. Specimens sent gratis Adaer'
JOSEPH II. RICHARDS, Publisher,
No. 5 Beekman-st ". Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-06

SvxSYr MILLIONS oy DeILAxs sAvHp;-M sIaiSeze -
ala two mlIiops OF bottles Of his celebrated Persa 6oa
h shat each bottle least dsass ysh
broken furniture making aggregate Of twenty btoas
dollar, reclaimed from total loss by this vAoabse mveno
Usyins made his Glue boasehsd word he yroee 10 =
he word m greater service BY curing al The sehios hes ~
h Csnbac Pls good hs 6uS, kea6aee1
vii soon ysaish away Ike NOW n July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-06

szrOvsa ExcrrxyySY spd the mental and szx1stJ
incident 70 close snon TO basness study aasng VI
Hesdaehc The dsortofed sta!e
mind And body incident 10 his distressing complaint fasa
sov 10 All energy ambition Sufferers BY t dtstS On
swsys obtain speedy relief from these distressing sssks ~
n oue of tbs Ps the symptoms snpea
os the overtasked BRAIN and soo.hes the s~sed sat ts
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HOW TO USE 1T.

BREAKFAST AND TEA ROLLS.
Three tsaspoonfus of Lesyen to quart Of four nx
thoroughly by passing three times through rubin
piece of butter half the ze of and make the psste
withhold milk (nk preeable barely stiff enough
to permit rolling Much kneadng should be avoided Gu.
into desired ,r and place Immediately in no. 0vsp aud bake
quickly.
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wants some Of that relajved her before
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B,iiges-Och! sure and you've sed IT, heses the
sithex.
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MISCELLANEOUS

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