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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13


This Line starting from Clarasville. Texas,
connects with BradfeIls stage at townsville, by
the Southern Pacific Railroad, and thence IA
shr~v,ror, Louisiana and 'hoac pa,rcaiziug il.
may rs. insured tina, they can DC put front
Clarksville Texas. TO Viuksburg, on Che Mis-
sssppi. in ForR DAYS AND a HALF
and Will receive all attention 10 their wants and
comfort;
rxs- Fly Isurih 81 Ba.rag' allowed 10
each passenger. One huhdred and fifty pounds
extra bargasc viii he charged the same as one
passenger and lesser or greater quantity charg-
ed the same proportion.
NEsMITH & SHAW, Proprie'ors.
Ie''s-sof july 23l lefD.
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A LARGE FURNITURE STORE,

WEsT or SANDERS n SEARS DRUG SToRp.
NUGH an establishment has been long ~
> needed in Marshall and has nj length W
been filled by the Undersigned who tlas JUS, N
received direct how New iorss, the largest,
hanjsonc.t and mos, complete stock Of choice
Furniture. ever brought &c Tins market. ], ct.s-
braces the finest French and plain Ised-tends,
Burrau-. with and without marble tors. car.
and cushioned Chairs, cane and eashionel Rock
crs SOFAS Io.e a'c'es. book and colAcr Stands,
Hat Racks WardFopes. Lounges, Wash-s,auds.
with wood aud marble tops, esleps'oa and fall
ing Tsblcs dressing centre, and card Table,.
with marble tops
Recollec, iln' everything can be found in this
Establishment belonging 70 the furniture line.
from the fnest 20 the plancsi, aud from the
highest to the lowest prices. Having purchas-
ID on favorable forms, this furniture will tie sold
r,Inarkahly low, 4. WOLF.
Marshall, Apri' q. 1890. 3liy
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POWDER. POWDER :!

1US'r received 10 kegs bcs, pupout Rls
y Powder, and for sale By
G.. G GREGG : co,
sept. ~ l-Go Ism
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TOWN RESIDENCE FOR SALE,

ANE II the best improved bots In Marshall
~ ciesibly si'aaicd anl with two of ihv inest
webs ia the pla 1t has on It geoi dwelling
a good ki,cicn well honsc bath hons. stable
and crib, buggy hoa-e Sc For further parte
alar-'npalrc d
l. BbREGG.
Janu - 1850.
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CLOTHING,

lust received, BY & G Gregg & Co. a large
- AMI complete assortment u Mems and Roy /,
fal aal Winlt, ,.othing, to which We invite
the attention Of cor friends anil the public, We
have something me- IN ,l,is Inns, anil all we al
is o cal 20 ,nsdfs 4 sale.
q G GREGG s GO.
Sept % lsGo / 3m
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HOSIERY. SC.

lust received large and varied assortment
OF Mca. Boys and children cotton ana
worsied lIo, ra'so, lilies Miss,s ani child
rcns cotton and worsied llo.icry, aud for 'tle
very chcap bv c. G.. GREGG x GO.
Srpi - lsG0. al I'm
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Di~SOi.l TIO\.

IN the 18th Of Jul. is6o the co partnership
~ existing between prs, Dial & nlng Ia
the practice Of Medicine was dissolved by ne
tnal consent
viii coniinuc TO practice my profession and
can be found a. heretofore at my residence.
Il T DIAL
September - lsfo. Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13
Notice OF Final Settlement.

NOTICE s. hcsehg given tia, Daniel Grant
y ham Guardian Of the person and cSiaie cl
Wliam Morgan has ilei IN my ofise his final
account and vouchers with sad estate which
accoanis aad vouchers will be open Tor slow
ance aud FINAL seiilomen, a, the ensuing term Of
The Comfy couri Arlainng b estates, ar 10
be hid in AMI or Harrison County, At the
Courthouse In the ti,y Of Marshall, on the last
Monday IN October, ls6o, q, being the 10Th
day ilcrecil when aud where al PERSONS inter
csi,d may appear aud contest the san,e It they
may ses proper.
T. +, FRIEDRICH. CLERK
Sent 20 $50 PAT
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salt. salt. Saii.!e
100 Sack for sale at 1925 original cost
IOV aud carriage a. | want to .cil it right
away. ". II. POLAND
oct 49, 1890
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RuIy-i,.. Hughes.

on BrG1lE- Of jisrcn; styles inst re.
~ cciycd and for sac as cheap o. can be
bought ibis side IT New ,'rieails hv
BRADtitt.D x rAlitY.
Nav %. 1850. u3t.N.
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1860
$50
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

WE ARE RECEIVING AND wINTrR STOCK, wa
dso& NJ, ~ ha dsrsi
SMALL PROFITS TO GOOD INSTEAD or FEW GOODS At
HIGHER PRICE," and happy have sreshd
sales and reduce sales and the
much friends md the
sid
GOOD GOODS. AND At LOW PRICES.
o to 10 think
Of feel that all a
Erma Tor rpatw our Is
and do all t uem
Them fL,s uaM and sell
If get them
the oppressed AS pledge
REMEMBER TuAT WE SELL As CHEAP ~ AM
Marshall lin :" - ""r''" q ~
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FAMILY GROCERIES, BAKERY,
And CosSoetionary.
4 Commod!ous and Elegant Saloon /.

II pOPpIEMAYtR & BRO. respectful.
vi. u Inform their friends snd'ho Iuhc. that
ihcv' baYe fitted up in connection with their
Bakery ard Ccnicclionary. coralncdeous arsi
elegant Saloon, 1unaer.roun1 and rcmarka.
bly, cool and pisasoai feir,at for the summer
months sl,,re viii he served up, in the best
s'ylc. tla Guesi Ice Grams. Lager ard -vee,
beer. cold Meats, boiled Eggs Brad. Cakes
Oysters >amoa. Cheese. &c. such Salbo-
has long been needed IN Marshall and the pro-
rrictors have becn anxious to Ct up one in
style that woaA meet public expectation. And
where a conasisn co.ad be served up at shor,
notice.
Their Bakery ia, also hccu enlarged and ing.
proved They Soa.d a.so INFORM the public
that tlpy have Isst rs.aisel q large supply Of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13

4 LARGE lot II Ladies Cutters, kid Boots.
n XII Hie'e' Slippers, AMI Herlssl Buska.s.
ii,t received. and TOW bring sold low, by
BkApFlLl.D x TALLY.
--'"i lsGa. II
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IsoopS, NOopS

NOR al. ", 20 "a 80, 40. and 80 spring
i OF the latest lyle Just received and ior sal
hv BRADFlELD 4 TALLY.
May q lSGn. uNtU
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uH fresh AMI fie choicest arfics~ embracing
every article tn eitbos line bf.., a. il ,hl. mar
ke' hy persons engaged IN The trade, and which
they ARE seliiu. a. he vuFy Lowest rates They
Will also couunpe to receive fresh sappies until
,hc Navigation e.esos. preyioes 10 which they
viii hay ~ large and ample stock 0. the very
b.st arftelcs 10 supply the country until tho
rivtr oFcus again
Persons must not be surprised TO End an ap-
psren''y limited stock Of Groceries IN the Store.
The great hulk Of The Groceries are kctx in
large warehouse near " popf'smaycrs ses,-
acnce about six hundred Yard, ron their cs-
tab.i-hmcnt''rcm which thu store is supplied as
they may ~ refars!
S,o~ ttfnl tadti,ts hom the North.eas, cor
ucr cd Public Srssre; lsra- two story frame.
u buPlIfMAYfN 4 BRO.
Marshall, May H., SEQ Ssff
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Nuts.

Dan lads Palm Hats, Faahienabk
/ cassmrc aud SIX Hats. son Cas-nNrr
Has lVr Men 4 Boys. ,ns, rccrlssd ansP are
noN being sold a reduced price, hy
BRApflE,D 4 TAhIEl.
May ~. 1850 u35.h
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rc-p-cit'ie The tng' N'" -"y u ""i's 'l''i''"
hisncs- Me-" he u ~ h'' u Wy 'A'i7 ~ ENo'N,
signs 90 NihhN ih thro' m'"'n' wv" ""'' "'''''
It make another change d"a @''"'' nv W I""-''s
Inc iH'''" ny '"' I''' 'Y' :" 49, -,
hand' "i mm "h' ''""e"' 0''' r.
Tue t't"t 90 ''' US "'''' ''"
bent On h' y -"'" ~ ''''''' -
hohS' ~ u"''""'''"''
rule ana Wh'''m Us w ''"'' wy "'F' '
tA'l ana "'S'"'ns. w" D"
chNHNihS "' "'"''"' WI"
hin '"' ''''''' ." WV
Ia The s''N" - '' ""'' f''''''"'
the tlis c'"p'" )" Wv ''N' ~ "''''''' Wv
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.,,,.r, Given under my hand ami the
~ Il: !: !: ]; SIS: , !: (: :. !. j.: !.
Chict Jast'oc
Oct. &. lSGO 35f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
AYER,s CATHARTEC PILLS.

For all The PURPOSES OF FaInIIy PhySiC,
are composed within the their action
rarely withstand them Their penetrating properties
search cleanse and nygorae every portion o human
ganism correcting its diseased action, and restoring
tales consequence Of these properties the invalid who
bowed with pain physical debility aStonshed his
ting
only they everyday complaints every body
many formidable dangerous dsrase Tho agents
pleased furnish gratis my American
tanning certificates their and directions for their the
following complaints Cscene Heartburn UsdddcAe arising
from d0rieFod StOgadch Nausea, Idig5stiO pdin Ia and
AforbH Hidcti0a ct he BCe FdtnRcg los of Appstite
Iundic other kindred complaints arising from low state
ofth hody or obgruction Of h functOns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
HOTEL AND

II BALLARD HOUSE,
In presenting this card 10 the public many cordial
thanks generous patrons for the kindness received
their hands and hope that the New Order OF FAIRS
be initiated sept J. 1889 will receive the encouragement
that previous efforts AMI bo to accommodate guests have
met with.
Messrs. JOHN p and THOMAS z BALLARD the Pro.
petors the Estabshmen and each pledges himself do
what the comfort and requirements their guests
demand
We desire to keep and maintain wh. calls or
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and we promise S renewed
eNeruons TO render the establishment comfortable possible
With polite agents and ready and attentive servants
shall eudeay0r 70 aGord complete satisfaction the travelling
public
~ b. previous caro- long since published the
influence Of baeess umOr Is Sufficient proof that establish
has been closed and that since IT, publication
have been In better condition TO entertain ver thar Heretofore
All closure intended closure friends
notice false and strdager Intending TO visit Us
BisrepresentAuons. au3i-n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10

Commission Nj MerChantS,
A. A TlEEEE WdLHg. AND SECOND STREET,
CiuciHuati, Ohio.
sr orders f1r AL Kind of " WcsteFn Produce, and make
Ns-.. Cash Advances ou COnsignmentS Tor sale or
rrbnudi.e bought and stored ou account of purchaser
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
AYERS
ComnOunI Extract of SarS1Dorilla

remedy which The medical skill
devise for this every prevailing aud tits com.
bned from the most active eGea that have discovered
for the expureston foul disorder the blood and the
rescue Of The system from destructive consequences Hence Il
employed Of not only scroiua
other arise from H. such ERUPrryE
DISEASES OSYs FIRE R0sE EsIPEis PIMPLEs
ruL BlUrCHs iSs hons TUNuKs and SALT HHguM
ScALp EAp RNGWsRN RgkUNAIsN, SlfHIrIC aud MsRouRA
DISEASES DRorsY DyPETsA phInifrY and, indeed Govt
PLANTS IrUAE BLOOD popular
lief In "yy of the bDod" is founded TRUTH for scroa is
degeneration Of the blood The particular purpose virtue
this sarsapara purify and regenerate vital nud
which health impossible In consu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
Ayers Cherry PectOral.
yoR THE RAPID CrRE OF

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, EIORrseness, Group,
Bronchitis, IncipIent Consumption, and for
the relief OF COnsumptiV" Patients in ad Ivan
ced stages OF the disease.
wide the Geld OF is usefulness and numerous the
cures almost every section Of country
publicly known been alarming
desperate diseases o the lungs by rs When
tried supProty other medicine
apparent e.c4pe obtYaan and where It's virtues known
the public longer hesitate suat aldote 20 epoy for dis
trgsng dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs
are incident climate While many inferior remedies thrust
upon community have failed and been discarded this has gain
ed friends By every trial. conferred benefits the afflicted they
can forget produced sHd re-
kable 10 be forgotten
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
4 Sa
NOTICE..

40 NOTICE. ffa
fNO the citizens Of Richmond and county, In returning thanks
FOR the patronage bery extended for the last four
years. would give nouce that this time the finest
and largest assortment Of addy have been able TO oder
to the public Hy increased facilities for manufacturing am
prepared 10 furnish an orders small or large, with despatch
having the hest wokmeu good material aud giving my per-
sOua attention business enables TO manufacture such work
surpassed consists of variety too
mention You have nothing 10 d but call at No 3G
Main street opposite Eagle Square and anything want at
such ices cannot fail 10 please Call ana Judge yourself
ap6-im D. v. GROOMS.
Ii n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
,CROFULA. OR KINc,s EVIL i

SCROFuLA. OIf KINGS La. Is
Il !
Efa FA - a constitutional disease, a corruption OF the
H - blood, by which this fluid becomes vitated weak
and poor Being In the circulation, Il peryades
H9 tSR the whole body and may out In disease on
HH VA any part Of H. No organ attacks
nor Is there which II may not destroy The
scrofulous talnt is varously caused by mereurl-
nj disease now living disodered unhealthy food Impure air
Attn and filthy hab depressing vices and by
yeneea Infection Whatever be Its origin Is hereditary In the
constitution descending from parents children
and fourth generaon indeed, seems TO rod Him
who SAYS the lnquites Of the fathers upon chill
dren." .
lis effects commence by deposition from the Of corrupt
ucerou matter which, In the lungs liver and internal organs
termed tubeees in The glands sweings and the surface
erptons or sores This foul corruption which genders the blood
epreses the energies life that constitutions not
only suffer complaints but they pow
10 withstand the Of other diseases consequently vast
numbers perish by which, although their
nature are s fatal by this tsin In system
Of the declmate the human family has
gin directly this scrofuous contamination; and many
tive diseases Of the liver Kidneys BRAIN and indeed Of
organs arise from or are aggravated by the cause
one qua rter people scrofuous persons
by this lurking infection, and their undermined
by IT, To from the system the blood
by medicine, and invgorae by healthy food and
exc a medicine supply in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
CLOTHINC AT WUOLESALE.

WE are nov prepared 10 show country Merchants much
w larger, more attractive and cheaper stock OF
- RING CLOTH1NG Ct
than heretofore Having Important advantages In ne Pur
chase Of goods extensive preparations and an eApe
reuce OF more than twenty years In the manuaeinre ana
sale of Clothing believe otter desirable styles anu bet
ter workmanship Tor The same prices than aay other
house Tn the trade Dryocg The whole Of our attention TO THIS
branch of business Alone and determined to build up m trade OF
our city, u great inducements those OF any house In
any market To this country. ..
mhl3 KEN BALwIN WILLIAM.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
- - -.
New Arran9 n9ement.
TINE Mail and Trains vi be after this date
Gordonsvie and Staunon Sundays, but will be
daily between Gordonsvil and Richmond.
will GOrdousyle with the Orange and AleNan
dra Train for Charlottesville, Lynchburg &C.
after Friday April the 9th, the Mail aud Passenger
ofStaunton will Staunton for Jacksons River
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, at as NJ Leave
Jackson River Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, al So
Pm
FREIGHT TRAIN,
WITH PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
VIII leave Waynesbsro Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
at T45 A. NJ staunton A. NJ for Jacksons River.
RETURNING
Jacksons River Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at : A. NJ. ami Stauuton S3O, p NJ for Waynesboro.
Passengers points West Of Saunton who desire direct
l through the Mail Trsn will the train either Tues
GAYS Thursdays or Saturdays. THOS. DODAMEAD,
apG-1w General Supr.
Railroad Co Richmond, April 4th, 1850
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10

Boys Clothing!
BOYS Clothing :!
lust opened large assortment OF Boys Clothing suitable for
- Spiius srd Sluurr.
Bows Stack Cloth Coats
D. dn Cashmere Pants
10 Fancy do Goals
PalB
ID Jackets
Blue ClUth do
ID BLACK do DO
ID Olive DO DO
Do shit. aui Collars
d. SusprnJsrs and Ties
Do Plain and Fancy Vests
For sale low, by
DARRACOTT, HARRIS CO..
Successors @ o. Merchant, Wel,iger \ Co.
mh2O No il2 Main st
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FOR

1860. TUX IbOU.
SPRING CTnTyTVG SCMMgR CLOTHING
GOOD CLOTHING. CHEAP CLOTHING,
EINV CLOTHING DURABLE CLOTHING.
BOYS CLUTHINU and NEGRO CLOTHING,
Simp son y Miller =.
IIg Vain street.
VTOC win find Clothing of THEIR Own NANUFACTURF. that
cannot bee surpassed sly We Will keep constantly
u. hand u- - suruc months fun stock Of
hire that iu - Clothing line Our goods haveberu got
up by Nh ,spe a reference % the retail trade and
motto B Excelsior as regards PIT STYLE and WORKMANSHIP
Suits pouJHg color different pieces and quail ties, 10 10
Goats Pants shirts made order az hort
tce Please calutlIy. nh2> SIMPSON MILLER.
NOTICE.
OUR stock o. Ready Made Clothing, No 50 Main ST.,
~ We bavrsoI NJ a. wIIITLOCK, will continue
No. 200 Main S., where gi be
pleased aud the public n general, having
made arrangements manufacture clothing here, snd
are prepared orders kind % be made Ia the
best stv.e and 40 winter stock will offer
reduced p..ces make r.om ;or Spring stock Call At
jas T. NORRIS Co, 100 Main St
i MORRIS T. BILLS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

In ere n = ed E'a cili [ e x.
FHE subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing In the Qa
city OF Richmond over twenty years, an9 has Al ms ~
time FROM % 90 100 hands In his employment and VIII, n ~
tc next month tso make large additions TO that nun LII
her Having taken the his store especially Tor manu-
cturnr purposes he l. determined make any artce IN e
clothing line that shall respect with elothRg
made n Northern cities, and he asks the patronage OF ms od
friends and the public generally vigw Of the fact that e Is CIV
large number OF mechanics and
worthy females who otherwise for the necesare OF
life he has the hest OF cutters and materials not 20 be supaSs
ed ty any house In The country
Maryland Virginia. Caroiuas and Georgia Cassimeres and
rEy, of M grades Strictly southern Maruaciur-
House a shall be ts6ed by personal Inspection OF not
what De intends do what he has been doing Tor years past
e SPENCE. Clother and Tailor,
mh3 Corn Main and 18th sts., Richmond "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
1860. SPRING TRADE. 1860.
GEORGE STARRETT,

,.-s.-'v - sale the mos, popular STOVES, RAN
made aud repairing pieces Or The sanc'
..tls r. .all ie-'-1'-'"
uCEARWERS' ROOT made the above es-
v t.- Fa-ls-i' Own The are Double S1i-s, sew
..-. ..e L-- Tb-s equally adapted fol hguisncn,
1ts.t s1I T.sas,e Also, general assortment OF every
WI WALSH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
Large and attractive supply of
SPRING DSU1I MER DRY GOODS
BsS EEDEN a FOX.

BROAD STREET.
AVE opening urag the past weeks and
II prtparydt0 or-r, complete assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
They would cl particular attention many large lots ~ For
--1 viii be sold prices much lower than those of
fr rrr seasons mention only Of the attractive
ayticlts;
Enzish BERFGES In immense variety;
English snd French BERE6E ROBES,
4t0 lH NOLANTS:
v,r large ofSLKS OF every variety Of Style At
-r to So per cent below the cost 1f Importation
French printed ACONErS aud ORGANDiES
T.tNklriNG-DRESS GOODS Of every description.
Spt.u. DEaAINFS aud CHALLfES,
French ANA Iailt FOULALD Silks entirely and hand
designs
Our stock Of ms, STAPLE GOODS has never been
extensive
NEfKO CLOTHING, o. every grade.
AMONGST named would call the special attention ot
bav,r lots 0l Virginia and Georgia Plain
striped OsNABCRGS, and large variety of other articles o.
Southern manufacture. BBtEbEN a FOX,
mhI4 2ls Broad Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR APRIL 1860.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

The Managers cal ne attention of he public 10 he gocng
Splendid Schemes % De drum iH Wilmington DeiI'tdTe,
BYSTATE / CTHORITY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
OOEE NAhhANlEO, OIt ~ CiAkdE, IN FROM ONE TC
TWO DAYa
NO MERCURY or MA USEO Us DRUG USED.


DIX JOHNSTON,
Member Of the Royal College Surgeons London graduate from
Of the eminent Colleges states and the
greater part Of whose M has been spent In the Hospitals
don Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere has effected
astonishing that Many troubled with
ringing In the and head whes asleep great nervousness
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10

When the misguided and mpudent yotary pleasure finds he
has mbbed the seeds OF this painful disease happens
that tmed Of shame dread Of discovery him
from applying those who from education especabty can
alone beiend him, delaying til the constitutional symptoms OF
this kord disease make their appearance liberated sore
throat diseased nose nocturnal pains In the and limbs dim
Of sight, deafness nodes the shin bones and arms
the head face and exremc progressing with fghu rapid
ty I'LL at last the palate Of the mouth the nose
and the victim Of this awful dsase object Of
mmisosaon I'll death puts period his dreadful uengs by
sending him %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

-. SAN ANTDNIO And asa.-
ssSsszs& Overland Route from New Or SHaIzA&
leans tossan Francsco-Oyerlandt to California
ATona-Tiekets overland from New Orans
cisco for any intermediate places in Arizona Western
Texas procured the office of ST. Louis Cairo
New Orleans Railroad Line, 81 Camp street, Com
mercial Place
Passengers are by Southern Steamship Com
pany Idianoa Thence Western Stage Line An
ionic Thence every Friday o'clock A. NJ per San An.
and San Diego Mail Line Fort Clarke Davis
Fort Bliss Fort Hudson, Fort Qnitman FL Paso Fort Ian.
caster Berchole Messin Fort Stockton Eearapie
Fort Fillmore Tucson Los Angeles Fort Yuma San Diego
San Francsco.
CLIFFORD O. WAYNE,
aus II General Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20
4
The movements for the corresponding week last
Comparative Statement OF the Banks on The third
SATURDAYS of Eehruarv 1859 and 1851 :

"A d1derence In coin OF over $4,000, 600.
The exchange operations for the week have been
large, commencing on Monday last with a good
and steady inquiry for Northern sight funds, which
has been steadily followed up. closing to-day at
considerable of an advance over the opening rates
of the week, and fayoring drawers and sellers in
general The market opened this morning with
Me counter rate for checks on New York at par.
An active demand or increased inquiry started up,
SO two banks enhanced the rate to an 18th prem.
and one bank sold about as fast ut the advance as
it did before. There we're sales outside ct Lilo
premium for good Al sight drafts at late hseur,
preceded, however, by large sales of double Al OF
par The transactions to-day were heavy. There
were sales Of sixty days sight OF tli0ls discount
and If0la discount. OF course, there were some
bills which had to undergo the Tiger, and went az
lg@2 discount. In sterling there were some round
sums taken at the advance figure Of loss-fnily
100000. The dealers were only paying Iotf, loo
tal0st-an advance. There were not many DOC
ument bills offering. We quote from loitogioH
nm to lo7a. and fraction ever for nice names
Francs also partook Of the upward tendency.
sales were made on outer ports at the rats Of 62s