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The New York herald., 1868-03-17

=. HORSE AycToS mAsS yoo,s
THIS DAY. TIS At Il O'CLOCK.
Down town ONCE and salesroom, 50 Liberty street.
Regular sales OF Horses and Carriages every Tuesday and
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wsh
ns VIII 70
business men, and our establishment, is conducted on
s ~ s which honorable
Is kept Of horses carriages &c in the city and
adjacent.
Parties wishing buy sell Carriage Teams Road HSrses
their advantage register either a mart at our
down town Office and sacsroom g Liberty street, near Mas
CATALOGUE OF To-DAY's SALE.
and .Ss very Win
,ss
Extension top PARK Phaston, pu by Wood Bro Also q.
Brown Horse years. Is hands, kind gentle and true and
Express Horse, Is hands, about years. kind sound
Top Wagon, made by arst class maker.
i IN s.1ass' sossa
Single Harness The whole sold on account Of the owner
Gray Horse hands 7years. kind in all harness, war
Top wsSon sn s,1n snd M Van puve
Brown Horse, Is hands, years, kind gentle and true
Bay Horse, hands years kind in all harness. fast
sound.
Black Hawk Morgan Horse about 1lx hands, years !;
trots In minutes.
Brown stallion Is hands, years, kind in an harness;
can rot in minutes
Second hand Curtain Coach.
free
Sorre Mare is hands, years, kind In all harness. free
from vice and warranted sound.
Black Horse years. 15n hands, free and sylish drivers
kind in all harness and warranted sound.
Bay Mare hands, years. kind and true in all harness
and warranted sound.
Black Horse l51 hands, years. kind in all harness. per-
fecy GENTLE free from vice. sold account OF the death OF
the mate.
Brown Horse Charley 0Malley kind IN all harness; can
tr0t inside OF 260 Description In advertisement below
sorrel Horse 5h hands, years. kind, gentle and true,
warranted sound.
In the morning.
When horse warranted sound, twentyfour hours
allowed TO try him in.
Several other Horses Wagons, Harness. &c. Description
time of sale.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

DROWN GOODWIN, SUCCESSORS TO .. II. eoDwIr.
ID Carriage manufacturers, ,t Broadway, near Thirty.
ninth street, have hand assortment Of light Carriages
their manufacture, consisting OF Park Phaetons Top
No Top Wagons, which they offer Al reduced prices
Parties want OF carriages viii find 70 their interest 10
give m call before pvrcbasnG
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

0UApRAGEsIMAI. sTATIoN-CHURcH OF ST VIM.
" de Paul, Twentythir street. between Sixth and
Seventh series Of sermons In the French Ian.
guage will be delivered by the
Rev. Father Chocarne,
Dominican Order OF Priesthood, Sundays At 1o
A. n, Tuesdays lat r. n. and Fridays ateP. NJ. during
Lent.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

CUCKOO CLOCRs-oUR MANUFACTURE, IN GREAT
variety, better and cheaper than imported whole.
sale and reai AZ A. FRANKFIEID CO.'S, Jewellers 20s
sth avenue Of Fourteenth street, aud 3l5 Eighth
avenue, corner vi Twepw -sixb street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

E'0R HAVANA, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
mai The well known fast sailing sldewheel steamship
kAflDAN w. y. Cheesman commander viii sail Tor the
MSP.M.
Freight on measurement goods, Soc per foot
Freight on weight goods We. per pound.
Passage money, f6b In currency.
No freight for Havana received on day Of sailing.
For freight passage, having unsurpassed aecomnoda
~ LIVINGSTON FOX 4 Co. ~ Liberty street
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

L,0R ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL.
The elegant screw steamship MISSISSIPPI 1000 tons
burden, Cap Geo. B. 5locum win sail for de Jancr0
and intermediate ports On Monday March 49, All o'clock r.
n, from pier <3 North river
For freight or passage apply 70
No. Bowling Green.
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DRovINCE OF $40 PAULo, BRAZIL.
SAC PAULO RAILWAY.

daily and from Santos Sac Paulo Jundahy,
running within thirty miles OF Campinas
JANUARY I, 1853 j.. AUBERTIN Superntcnde
BThe booking Office in Santos will be open for tickets
and luggage the arrival Of the boats from Rio.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

LIOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
II REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer RISING
STAR will sail Saturday March 2 at II O'Clock noon
Freight received until Friday at SP. N.
For rates, &c inquire NJ freight ONCE ou companys pier
~ North river foot OF Canal street
To Insure shipment freight must be down early
WELLS FARGO co.
Sole freight agents, p N. s. g. Co.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
and Western rains leave New York via Hudson River Rail
road, Thrcth Tenth avenue and 10 A. NJ. and
35, $50 and II p. NJ and via Harlem Railroad Twenty
sixth and Fourth avenue, at IL A. NJ. and 5 NJ
The 6:3J p. n. train via Hudson River will on
Sundays.
Sleeping cars attached to 30 and II r. N. trains.
WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT, Vice President
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

AT THE CITY AUCTION MART, BROADWAY AND
n Thirty ninth street, j. j. HENRY Anctoneer regular
sale Wednesday morning at II O'Clock Of Horses and Car
tons at SALE No postponement account Of weather.
Sales this regular Wednesday and
Saturday throughout year. buyers may always
pect Horses suitable for all purposes whether especially ad
and honoaby and be VIII not knowingly msrepresent any
thing he has for sale. In the building 10 large driving ring
showing the action style speed or while being
sold large collection of Carriages Harness. Robes Blan
kets, Whips, &C.. always on hand at private sale.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

Several other Horses, Wagons Harness. &c. Description
.1.s regular AsD
q
Sale. 4 this s regular every and
psct Hoses suitable for 81 whether especially aa
a ao ns
s iSs ss
sold large collection Of Carriages Ha,ness Robes Blan-
ZEE DUANE !as.
ri9y trot.ns, road and family s.ock. p,..x
: s:s
Hambletonan Mare by Rysdcks Hambletouian thorough
s1sa sna Vii
S,? wi
every particular beat three minutes to road
5say t,ss N %sss
e. ss Il
sound m kind
other fine Horses all worthy Of attention
Sheets &C. The stock can IL O'Clock. sale at IL
See Specials.
"A tie NJ, Of a beautiful Hambetonian Mare by Rys-
Ss % % 6 Sweet % a' @
offered a, auction very spirited pure open gated and Is
one Of the most sentee roadster to be found wsrssed
or better IL condition -. w :. nu...,uuu :, uo.,
oe sa.ns sUp oy m
By Wnp and 10
be sold l. crE nn
Pyske LECTION TITS S,As DAY. . yAsPE \ r.
prompt very handsome blood bay trottns Horse,
r ss aa oon IN Is o.
driving day and warranted sound and kind and
s heat 1 gay Ass sy nS & pos
reserve This Horse 8 well worthy Of attention.
Al JOHNSTON a. VAN TAssELL's THIS DAy-Two
Hose Phasons TOP an no Top Wagons One o hs
largest sales this season see advertisement above.
Ar JOHNSTON VAN rAssELL'saTHIs pAynTHE
auction,
al the Mart, Il2 Eas, Thirteenth street.
hs h yeap' on b G Sa %SoS sna recorded
sEAscH &. or EaF WIN r,s ssNEp
this day, at mart, lia East Thirteenth street. at V
a
top top Road Wagons single and double Harness &c
This is one 81 the largest sales oi the season.
PARK DOCTOR, PONY AND BASKET PHAE-
tons coupe and sh as Top and open
Depot ,'rocers and Jaeger Wagons very low al 0RAYS
22 "a and % Wooster street
AT 50 BARCLAY sTREEr-AssoRTMENT OF CAR.
n riaces, pony six seat; Harness a specially;
IS years experience enables me to sell low;
A GOOD HORSE, GAIT AND HARNESS FOR SALE
IN For want OF Inquire at 5S Newark street, Ho-
boken.
GENTLEMANs TURNOUT FOR sALE-coNsrsT.
N ing of black Horse, years old sound kind and
fun mile in 80 together with Brewster road
be andtried by applying 70 CHARLES G. DUFF, %
Wooster street.
A soRREL HORSE, SOUND, SUITABLE FOR CART
N man expressman will be sold cheap the
Ing further use for him Call on G. j. H., 20 Murray
4 FEW SOUND WORK HORSES wANTEp-roR
IA trucking State height weight and price Address
street, New York
n Brooklyn, with large stock consisting OF Horses,
Coaches Phaeon Barouches Top and top Buggies
Sc tsss With
AN ELEGANT CLARENCE, By WOOD BROTHERS,
sI seat Rocksways, Coupe Rockaway Baskes Park
and Pony Phaeons, Harness, 4c;, yery ys.S cheap
DARK BROWN MARE (cAN TRor IN THREE
mnqe; ~ ~ ssa, ss s TOP %sson s1d
box 1o7 Herald ONCE.
PROMISING COLT, WELL BROKEN, COMING
"A years old fully guaranteed of pedigree on I'm
Sides SALE owner mot using IT, Address thoroughbred,
Herald Office.
RY yoHNsroE 4 VAN rAssELL.
avenue, and 50 Liberty street.
on Monday, March q, 1858,
at Nos. IT'S and 777 Greenwich street,
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

CALLING FROM PIER NO. 3 NORTH RIVER.
- FOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS
The first class sidewheeI steamship
JAMES ADGER, Captain Lockwood, Wednesday, March
1s, at 3 PM
Superior accommodat for passengers.
Through passage tickets bills Of adng issrad
necion with the South Carolina Railroad points and
Southwest, and with steamers 10 Florida ports.
Goods forwarded free Of commission.
Bills of ladng furnished and signed on the pier.
Passenger and freight Office, 25 Broadway.
New York and Charleston Steamship Company
HENRY r. MORGAN & CO.. Agents.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.


DACIrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
j. Through Line to California and China
Freight and passage n greatly reduced ratcs.
Steamers Of the above line leave pier g North rivcr foot
of Canal street. AT IL o'clock noon, Of l 11th and 21s
every month"; except when these dates fall Sunday
the Saturday preceding 100 lbs baggage free each
March gl-OCEAN QUEEN, Captain Conner, connecting
with CONSTITUTION, Captain Caverly.
Steamer Of March a. 1858, closely with steamer
CHINA, leaving San Francisco April II for japan and
China
passage tickets and all Information apply n the COM
panys ticket ONCE on the wharf, foot Of Canal street.
y. n. BABY, Agent.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29
Jan /, 6s

We return our heartfelt thanks 10 our
old friends and patrons for iayors shown
~ for the Inst ,wensy'three years IN
business 1t this place.
We recommend our successors favor.
ABLY to our old friends and patrons, ana
hops, BY stsict atssntion to business IN.
tssrily, aud honor, that they VIII msr''
~ confidence and patronage that has
hitherto been bestowed upon US.
Very respectfully,
a. q. GREGG X co.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29
DISSOLUTION.

rTNfIr iate firm Of q. g. Gregg 4 Co.
j il this day dissolved by limitation.
Il. d. Gregg and =. D. Rainss ars aa
thoriscd to use the name Of the late fr'p
In closing up the business,
All debtors will please come forward
and pay up, and save cost, as we mus
have money to pay cur debts;
". Il, GREGG,
s. D. RAiNEi.
Jan 'Gs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

thTkaes1iNo FAGTS -~tlsAs win
dos. vsfe used for I'gh" "a iiso.
Chimne,s dsst put 10 houses IL
'.M -.
TaiIow candles for lights, lSSO.
sreetae'es invented by m Its'is'
Ia l24g
Paper made irou, l'ssn, i.A'2.
Wooden cloth made IN hsgisss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

Al an intended widiing in Proyi-
dcscc, just - the ceremonies we're 10
begin, tho brida suddenly called up.
on the groom TO sbjure tobacco on
pain Of forfeiture Of welded bliss,
As., which he refused 70 Do then
and there taking . quid from biz 10
bacco. box, to show his indepcndeee
whercupon the young lady took out
. dainty boz, "took . chew" amid
the applause Of the gvssts, snd or
dsred tho clergyman y 70 sLesd
This vss TOO much for the gscem.
vho Led ths sssns, leaving The girl
sssu.phast with piscs Of iiqsorics
10 bet nosth.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

De1lss e1eata = ~ 4tsss hea9.
isx - ~ desi1iss = ~ AsHs. !"
Wkss ~ tass sonsa ~ viii -
ksssisg spsa ~ dss9siss u 1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

We copy - follows ftom The Nash.
vile Uaien asd Aossieaa Of shs ssA
Al abeut 9 o'clock wednesday
sfssrsoos, The hssvisst storm Of H.,
, scs:-c :s-rs c.ey r.~~sssss. vsrsias
10 strength sad fsry IL different 10.
calisiss. Al CAatlaseoga asd IL ths
CsabsslaaA neusssins sosrsais .;
rails aad hail fell, again vashias
away the railroad trsssls. work at Taa
taioa, asd leaving Asil stones on The
ssMmit Of Racccos Mountain, nearly
- large ~ Asa's sega In .oae q
the cuts Of the mountains the track
Of the Nashville sad Chatta ooga
railroad is foot uader water, but
little or no time has been lost by the
trains
The coua,ry bstweea the iillsboro
and Murffeesboro pixies, lying within
. range Of twelve or thirteen miles
south Of this city, aud extending a
distance Of twenty miles, was desc.
lated BY the most destructive tornado
lsown in Tennessee since . large
portion Of Fayetteville was laid in
ruins nearly twenty years ago. The
path Of the hurricane seemed to h
about half = mile ia width, and IL
swept over the oouatry IN a sislag
course, carrying death ard dcstruc-
ton wherever its rcsistless whml
could reach movable object
Dwelling houses, barns, aud out
houses Of every description were lit.
cd from their foundations and
wrenehcd to fragmsnts, killing or
wcundisg the inmates, and burying
them bsaeath tho ruius. Roofs snd
fence boards took flight in every di.
rectiou, orchards wcrs laid low, aud
tho proud forest trees were piled ono
upon another, some Of them torn up
by the roots, and the sssong branches
Of others elisgiag to the few that
stood against the Tempest The tel
sgraph line along the Nashville and
Decatur Railroad vas thrown down
for some distance, and large oak
leaves were carried spon the loser
winds a. far a. the southern streets
Of Nashville.
resp, rolling thundsr, and blind.
ing flashes Of Iightuipg, accompanied
BY torrents Of rata, followed upon
the tornado, and the scene along IL
route is described 10 have been as
grand A. il Was terribly destructive.
Tho groaning Of ths grca, trees
clinging 10 their slrong roots, the
crash Of fallisg buildissS tho whirl.
ing aud Gathering Of flying boards
aud shingles, mingled with the roar
Of the tempest, ~ Il swept along over
hill and hollow, and whis,lcd spite
fully about the corasrs Of the houses
and barns, ils liaited scope barely |
permitted it touch, made W . coafa. |
sion Of sousds that would have |
. moving pssdenonium. |
The 6rst svidsscss Of the tornado !
we're witnessed 10 shs vicinity Of tho
HiIlsboro pike, aad il Is supposed 70
have risen 40 rr,st distance vest Of |
that road. Herr trees ssd fences
we're thrown down. and - Il an.
preached ths FnokIin pike in an
sastsrly course Il iscreassd 70 sluos,
Tropical fur.. Its approach rss
Asraldsd BY = heavy rossing It,~sd,
NJ ;C.-nssns-- u,re,r, 49, r.:LI;.
pike At tho shird toll gate, two miles
beyoad Brentwood, The gstshouss
va 10 a. instant demolished ssd
we're Aying through the air.
Mr.. Josevh Chumbly, "a brother Of
John Ciumbly, CITY Msvshal Of
Nashville The toll gate keeper, was
instantly killsd BY falling log, his
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

MEssas. EbIpoRs Il zee an ar.
ticlc In No ~, current vol, on tho
poison Of rat.tcseskcs, In which DR.
Mitchell, Of Philadelphia, ASSERTS
there is no an,ialote 10 the poison Of
raiilesnakes. ! will state, for tho
informs.ion OF tho Doctor and Others,
thss there is an antidotc for the pcis
on Of the prairie rationale, the
large yellow raitIesasks and copper
head snakes. I will give the remedy
40 that no one can mistake Take a
handful Of garden sue brass Il with
= hammer lay !. In u dish, and sdd
= bali piat Of the best cider vine
gar, and then let i, stand for five
minutes. Then taks = ray or sponge
snd apply or bsths the snake bite
wound With tho liquid Of tho rue /;
then, after bsthing . tsv miss,cs,
take the rue out Of the vinegar aud
apply II, ~ . poultics, TO the wosnd,
and renew ihs psalsics - long ~
thcrs IL fever, and the cure 10 effect
nv very gWSi, uut rtu 'sah vf"~gss
will relieve Ill pain Ia Ave minutes
sfssr being applied. | have .esn il
tried on four persons, aud slso On
horses and cattle, aud never knew 1t
10 fail.
ISAAC II. HyMER
North Manchester Ind
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29
rtyN.

IA c,d bssAslov nys hat every
scsss is In H. vresg sstil ~ sriss
SD ,Aes shs 10 h ~ sigAs il.
sssssiy.
nvisAsn Ysssg h wy nseh Of
. vl4swss, Aaviae ioss ~ tsrsnsr.
Of - joyp ~ r-r, .;.s.s ) ,r,=ss
Mceia.
Och whea ~ sPasAs NE svsss yos.g
Thsts llee1s hears ssteh aes in rs.l
qsisA AksAisa,
Asd sat v bessss sAsy vissA;~s u
The Hs@sv ra0sasY
LkAr ykAR plALoaua.---" xis.,
will yos take ~ ssni'
Yea, ssa JOS TO-"
"Csst spsrs hss the arm, replied
the old bachelor. H.I If
"rhss," replied shs, ~ css', take
H. a. my motto is 60 tho whole cog
or nothing"
A LovR Dirr One Of the love
dittiss dntillsd BY The var ftesa the
Southern fsmsls heart, rsa In this
way;
" rls hard fer toaeas 10 sleep In camp,
II: hs~i fcs ys~sss !. ash,;
'" "ssd '"' yo"sss sAssskh ssc~ to
s~p,
H., $500 "s.s
rsrI
s's's y",s"s have ssasss vssss'
~
Little h..rl and l;ul, HANNAH
Ii,,is pats, viii no.hins on III
Due mixhs say with sstAins in il"
''"' ne, nat ycs char. - every .isstsD
NJ, '' . "ay :. ~ =, ; ~, . y .;.,.
rh.ir Ls.l. vs,u ts =, .A
/. So
Ltd. wis, and u.as...oss aasscs.i
' 'io ~ ~ - vn.ss Asa sos~ess'
~ s.."i. s $3.50, U''ss.. Ss""
49, "..y aSau'nS I,sss
WLa, "..s ssses ~
,.... ..' F" your depths
w.. ~.
. 80 ~. :" A"'" ~ sAssess"y
"'' q" y""-~"''s"' s"se" sea
;irv ns,ty ~. .,..
.a. 80 H'o
'"s ' "s sko sssSessa tue
'".'s... aasns"d OF 'h' h''ss :" the
Two widowsss we're oses condo.
-, 49,. se' u
a -. ss@ .se'a's
:, a.. $50. Wy" ~ os~h'
.;,h ~. a.. s =. '.".se%ces
!. 49, se' 10. me last
h. az "'''' "" >" Happy !"
!" IT,. - -,
,,..a " =. s'Ps.. yss, '.'a MS
-. !. -. w." sy OF a''"e waa
N. ,,.a ,.
Wh,sh H. :, Ai..si. ~.a.
Thsn .nsoths1 ia -, =, hsi
And Vim ~ ss.s delayed nv
sAe brssAed ~ "siassy ksis,"
And ~ q" go - sssiy r.
"sMe .nns COWS tAs ~.
s''e" s"~' "o~s' es"'' 's''y'
How hspsy de. v..I
VIII I'll s'ss desired.
' wass. e sos's ss'y
nsF an1 searvsd I sosnst
ss 'ovs nss 49,. ,A'se sass
US" ""s """"""
A lady r,ccslv .a,.,.;..J IN
~ pspes that 81, vss,,d ! v,.slc.
n. fos - brs. r..1 81 A.. n -LiL
""'hsr; ~ IN: ss.e Journal, asks
y Assssss sma hsoss Nose
I'm ."ong fo''g'o.s 'ssdssesss
nd /. 'hi,d party ssshs 10 recover
lost vs''s' ss,osf'ne 70 . yousg
N" '"s"s Of es'sss's'
Al A.. Raj, /. n.s,o. s....,.,
~ 'Ma'sd, ssd ne sissst'vs lsei
=. fssssd !os hn ssnPhor, with
men 'ne isey : hss VS. escso.fhly
a'hsa asni -: recovered. TIE"
.es sseese%sse sses sss seops"r
e essn sss:h 70" . boss!s Of ~
lust nm 10 .,,v a., lo..s,
~ s'Fs'd you d"at IKE babies
nsn shsy cry, sesd oeeSoa 70
e ~ 'FHo 70 Hoosee i've
I'D be, II like slsm hsss ~hss they
~, because I've always observed
Aat ,As@ thsy svs isvsrisb,y essriea
y. Of tbs rosa,."
An pa;,..... 49,. ,...,.
80 n" c.,,,. r, ~"
', ~ go. -. 'o' 10y sasNu's1so
bout seventeen years Ola. 70 70 10 =
al on Thussaay svsslsg III sss.
esh. No sirl vko 40 oslo.a reea
s,v,,o
A servant Girl toja her psssey the
thar n,ossiss. shat AZ vas aho~t IN
i've IL INA v.,.;.. 80 al, ~.
o... u..,- ~, ,I',
"s sPpy o." "sH'H ~"
e"sn y"s ~ .",.s"y no, 'e
po"asd the understandable brute,
4. 1. $500 u.,...
/. n,.,s :, .ss. 'U /"
~ n'ess y 70 - ese'nees ss Cska
q. 'ss s@s'y n,sess :" vs'eh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

VALUABLE KxcxiPr.--At the pess.
ens high price Of batter, the follow.
Ing receipt will doubtless b. very &C.
esp.sbls. A writer Who says that
his COW gives Ill The milk thsa u
wanted 10 : family Of eight psrssss,
and from which vas made 260 posads
OF butter IN the year, gives the fol-
lowing ~ bis tsestnent He says
III you desire to gsAs large yisld
Of rich milk, give your esw, tAsss
t,nes . day. water slishtly wars,
slightly saiisA, in which Bras h.
kees stirred II ths rats Of oss quart
- twe galloas Of water. Yos vii|
End, II you have aos fosad shis y
daily prssties, that yeur Gov vill
gsia 36 ~ esst. innsdisssIy ssdsl
~ sGsei n u, ssd ~ Win tessst
y attached 70 II - 10 rsfsss % dsial
elssr vassr, uniess very Thirsty; bs'
this mess ~ vill dsisk almost aaJ
tine, ard ~ TT more. Tia sncss'
u tAis dist h ~ esdiassy psilfsl
each tins--mssslsg, nses. ss1 Digbt
Yoss animal viii t6sa Do ~ bssA u
disseustisg H. instsaI. Pear Ass
dssa pous9s n bus1ss sfs sllss %
hsssa fbsa essa stssk, ssd las1asss'
~ nsssisasl uhsss H. yisla "
eyes Il . higher Aesrs,'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

Mxssas. EDIroas On Page 1919,
c~rrsat velsme, Of your jo~rnal, l
notice . slassnssss that N. 4. ".
Mitchell. II this city, hiss assa g..
vss.:as sAs:ss srnn she ~~ro~ of rat.
ilssnates, and thisis there is no an .
sidotc 10 tho poison, the remsdic.
asssiiy applied being nearly or quite
usslesa.
| vss somewhat disappointed at
this announcement, Is l hsd hoped
and believed that We had found a
perfect aHtidose 10 oil pci.onx 81 rcp
tiles Asd ins~cts, in iodine and io.iidc
Of potassium. Several yssr. -'wce,
DIR. ), y, now Ct this city, inforwed
me that he had pracsiecd medis,n.
for IL years near tho Bluc Ridge, IN
this State that daring that time he
had had \ number Of cases Of rattle
snake bite, and never failed to eure
With iodine, or iodidc Of potassium,
cxtcrnslly applied.
Inclosed send you an article, cut
from q paper published some two
years since. | am anxious 10 learn
if Dr. Mitchell has tried this remedy
aud found II Of no use
AMER many experiments BY the
oMcess Of the Smithsonian Ins.i,ste,
aud other scientific gsatlemen, = Gel.
tain euro IL said 10 have been iound
for snake bite. Its a. follows Ten
grains iodine, to DO dissolved In one
ounce Of watcr, TO DO kept il bot.
tic with ground glass stopper, and
to DO applied externally never in
tcrnally. If possible, stop the eireu.
lntion in the parts bitten by band
aging, and use a stick or anything to
tighten the bandsgs sud apply the
solution to tho bite with piece Of
cotton, sponge, or anything that will
hold the huid, and then bind it 10
the wound and keep wet until the
cure IL effected II Is said that Ave
drops of andiI.aed poison from the
iangs OF rat,lesnake, mixed with
five drops Of the above solution, aud
inserted in wound with a syringe,
visa M harmless as ten drops Of
water.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

b !. HIGHTOWER, Attorney at
~ Law. niyssaa Fissdb, Harrison Co.
-. .etll psaetIcs 10 thl Cosru Of the
III Js1is{al District An ous'oe. w
sud 70 lin will receive prompt a.
tiOn.
wn ~. 6se. ooy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

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