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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02


ANDREW H0uEu
ID EsPF=TFULLY informs the citizens Of
n Nar,lns burg and viciasiy. that he has re-
moved his shop 10 his residence on King Street.
!iaaonally opposite B!IGire's Hotel, where he
continues to carry on the
Cabinet Making business,
IN alEnsvsrious branches; and in returning his
4hanks for .ofnIer patronage. takes occasion 10
lledge himseli--whIch.i from experience. be is
Tree 10 do--that he is prepared TO manufacture
Sofas, Siie-BoardS, Bureaus, Tables Bedsteads,
"A Spring Seal HAIRS, Wardrobes, Sc, up
Esson as reasonable terms, and sty and
manner as satisfactory 10 those seeking bar
gains. as can be elsewhere obtained.
he is also prepared TO manufacture COZ
has good HE.3RSE. ard is prepared 10 &C
commodate persons IN town and county
Marlinsburg. June g. lo40.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

NJ + are prepared to receive consignments o
w every description, and will give prompt at
tention to all matters entrusted to our care
Jan. 81, 1872 NANARSDALE Il WOLFF.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
10 FARMERS.

A ~ES' Rolands', and Thomas Shoves; Pho
nix's and Harpers' 2 and prong forks /;
Spades Hoes and Rakes, long and short traces
patent and common names. picks and gruhbing
hoes together with aIm0s, every article in the
Hardware line, used by farmers. just received,
and for sale hy RIDDLE x BRO
April 10, 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
CASH FOR NECROES,

CASH FOR NEGROES.
~ TIL subscriber is onxious to purchase
- large number of NEGROES. of both sexes,
So sound md likely. Persons having Negroes
to dispose Of will find it to their interest to give
him call before selling, as he will pay the pery
highest cash prices
He can be seen at the Berkeley Courts. at Mar
tinsburg. on the second Monday and at Berryvlle
on the fourth monday in each month, and usually
at his residence in Charestown.
Alllettersaddressed TO him will be promptlyat-
tended to. WILLIAM GROW
Charestown, july Ia 1919
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE.

4 HAVE just returned from The above cities.
n and this day commenced opening by far
the largest, most Tauliul and cheapest stock OF
Sp ing and suMsae Goods
ever opened in the County. 10 which invite
an early call from my old customers aud the
public general, al The new Depot.
April 20. 1852. b. r. EOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
Mechanic Arts.
r Z N 0 Val
4 nwDnrw nousTr

CABINET AND cOFFIN-MAKING.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
ADAMS Y co.'s EMPRESS.

M L are agents for the above accommodation
w and viii give Immediate attention to al,
packages to be forwarded aud received by the ex.
press. NANARSDALE & WOLFF.
Ian o. 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
MINERAL MATER.

NElNERAI, WAFER of al ilayors. which
AVE- inlead 20 snep during the season Also,
Meade (with pien'y Of ice) and all kinds oil
Cakes. q. RAENllAL.
NlaIch 80. Burke Sreett
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
RHEUMATISM.

Radways Ready Relief will ste. .5e ard ex gass.
ting pains OF Rhrnmstism almost Instantly, F.fscns
living in this cry Win. ior months. cnrned rr
beds by Rheumatic psins whose bones
toe, whore joints distorted Niih painful
at relieved from all ran rs BY the use
Hallway Bendy Relief Ihisis truth, thousands The
city Of New York, and hundreds thousands United
Stntss for the truth Of this asserf.are pe
certificates Of Eureswe publish lor9 list 81 rsts
prove the efficacy OF Railways Ready ee for the
Of almost every town N the Union for last four years
have tested IL themselves
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
PAY YOUR Town TAX!

TIME Town Tax for the year 1851 are nov due
and ready for collection. All persons who
are tax payers will call and settlether town taxes
as no Indulgence can be given
July /, lsal. A. STEWART, Collector
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
KOSSVTn HiTS!

u oSsUTH and other Hats for sale cheap by
IN Imarch ~ Y. II. STlNE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
Fresh esnpEN SEED.

U HAVE just received another supply Of those
I excellent. genuine and fresh garden seeds Of
which sold so many last year, and gave such
mers. The assortment is general, consisting in
part Of
Asparagus; Giant or Dutch;
Beans EARLY Six weeks Yellow
. Six week Riehae, Large white Kidney;
" Red Marrowat Large White Lima
Dutch Case Knife. Be-
Beets Long Blood, Early Blood Turnip;
9 White Sugar, &c;
Brussc Sprouts;
Broccoli Early purple Cape
Cabbage Early York Large York;
: Sugar Loaf Savoy, &c;
Carrot: Caulidowcr, CELERY;
Cucumber Corn. Smiths Extra Early;
lettuce: Early Curled Silicia White Head;
Melon, variety OF Nasturlium Onion, Parsley
Parsnp variety of Pumpkin, Quashawi
Z" Poafoe Sc
Peas: A large variety Of Pepper, Bull Nose;
Rddish: Early scarlet short top, Red Turnip
White Turnip, &c;
Rheubarb for Tarts or Pies;
ShlsiB or Oyster Pant
Spinach Round Savoy
Squash q large variety
Tomato Large Red and Yellow;
Turnip superior White Flat
BeSg~ro our customers and the public would
say call AMI see it is all Important to sow good
seed, if You wish to reap good harvest. Allwar-
ranted fresh aud genuine. J. +. HARRISON.
February To- 1852.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
NCaILL FEVER.

cHILLs STOPPED y. a rFw -NSUrEs- pAi.. mr.
hIEveD IssrANrLY.
Rad~ays Ready RELIEF acts i've charm r. All crses x
Chs Fever II breaks the caills
up and nyisosates with health and strength escy osstn
and secretion Of the system.
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever you feel pain, apply Railways Ready Relief
Is relieve yen III mnufts n you hsse pains
in the Stomach lntestines Ia Liver kid;ess Bcwel
Joints. Bones Railway READY Rref taken either inter-
nally applied externally, viii in lsw minutes stop pain
and quickly its cause.
Price rs aud so Cents Per Bottle.
RAILWAY & Co.
Principal 0fice le. futon ST, ~ Z.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
By its mN.I sction on the

III ans ..Uasa : i 4sAst 'ss.i. WORLD.
read Tie testimony OF Lady after years Of
suffering ts
Northampton Co, April 18Th. 1854.
AI~ssrs Tyler 8dair ~ have bsen Athlete with gheu-
matl>m 81 from my twelfth year. wi be itY of
the lSth lbs month; attacks times
RENTER bcrlers. have tried variss
dies little effect last October
shouls sides back ana h could lay night
could any part Of body without crying with
pain this time also tried many remedies Internal and
external without receng relief; was 1T last advised
10 try ..HANPTDN- FEGETiBLE TING TIfilFs.''
before had taken bottle Of which felt much better,
and continued taking IT, felt strength coming in my
back and limbs, AMI my stomach strengthened aud revived
than expected to be. intend Il whenever
need H. and would recommend afflicted believing
une4unied. Yours ELIzABErH BAewELL.
Messrs. Mortimer d 5fo,c5ray; Mrs Elizabeth Baxwcil
the highest rcSpectabity wealthy and nduen-
tathe IN her speaks sulGBiss in OF this
wonderful Tinctureeysfs other persons nYe heard
have derived great benefit from its in county
fers when shall receive another supply We expect
large ofit RON the present demand and you
Yours. TYLEs &. ApAin.
April 18th, 1852. Northampton Co.. Va.
sses-TuSbanbs and wives. Attention - 7aIap-
f,f .sscfable THrture-Extraet from James Harris.
ESQ Letts. Alexandria, NaAfter speaking Fl wonderful
he liver conp.in aud rom feelings inability constantly
Complaining Win weak through Ter whole system She
now ENJOYS brtter Tor fiy years, being entirely
red by the ~ Hampton ) A,gei abe iinctare
J. trines ESQ., Loulnun Co.. Na --Extraef from his let
Mve has been ior etsst with great weak
ness rhiu the breast. side hack .iptaiion Of the
heart eebencss Of the nervous system loss ~ appetite
complexion sa0w. the sight Of eye amost kane the
very am pleased say aa,nptons inc
tare has Restored ier 80 perfect health Her eyes
good now they ever were
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
Port Eo.ics.

a LARGE number nl very handsome port
( q lol,os al variCus pieces. 10 be had AZ tiar-
-slr's Drug nnd ElnneN Store ia 6.'52
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02

Ironasrf,1 Gre IF Herea4dry Scrod1o ty limp
foa's FegetaJfe Tmetayef
This certificates from the pcn Of gentleman
appears on te jeanal OF Congress, who is extensively
and fayofabiy known
TT affords me fcs TO state that Dr. Jesse Hampton
Inetnre has effected sest extraordinary
boy, Albert The atientws rce years ola and had the
Srrofulatfis atber oious) The boy was mo-
wing Of sores from head to foot the upper lids
eyes much swollen, and sncd inside OUT. exhibiting
horrible mattcug ucurs that fforu led the yebals
produce blindness Its straage yet true this child
that felt resigned 10 Dir relief from suffering has
been RESTORED ncalth under the Of pr Hamp-
ton. w. r. IuoM AssoN.
Louisville March 90, ISL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
VINEGAR.

RAVE just received good article of Vinegar
Il April 1871 G. RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
500 BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

A NJ gpod, nctise aB5 EieiigeHt naB with d
< sfssAh csTdiaiof frcsu so q 100 en- make
iargerrciitby engsagin the sale osshe foglowing
H<tnnf.sr. and E-ApfrfI E.cafxa
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
Flour.

M'CLURE'S, Cushwa's. Newcomers. s.
4vA Ross Family. Extra and Superhue
Flour, fresh ground and warranted good. -
ferms-Cash For sale by
February 10. 1852 RIDDLE s. BRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
APPRENTICE WANTED.

FENnE subscriber is in want ofa boy about 5
Il years ofaee, as an apprentice to The saddling
business Apply early. J. VINCENIiELLER
Marinsburg, Jan. 81, lS52--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
PAN lS.opnf1 L,stnnfir
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

u Free from Morphine,
.7pd az ofher dangerous md narcotic Influence 10
Ae arsak and Faagsed nervous sysferg ,a,atfs lre
stedd et dsafh, end he pan Is soppedfs tls hedis
influence iedieb Aadscdgs Ready hfisf inrarts fotAs
nerres Instead et TIE iyess siesyu nd garslgsirgt-
feet pbieh Morphine oad al otsr fgfperaioas en-
tainiag his gcison, produces on TIE sgstesa.
SICK HEADACHE.
RApwAY'x READY Estfsr VIII sTer ruR nnsr sIs-
rREssISa rAlSs ~ PEN aisusEs, Asp
pGgvEAr EssEweD ATrAcKs
II will cleanse and the stomach and nentrsae IL.
poisonous ACIDS Of the sysieu,.
ALI BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Diarrhea, nyscrtesy
Bloody Fux, Cholera Merbns
Painful Discharges
II relieves the most pains IN few e!eess
the most distressing tsphsrsss. fnI~
SPEEDILY REMOVES THE CAUSE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
PAIN

Discrvsnses tbs waoe systs II rrostrstes TIE rrrses
relsxss the mpseles wsakens the joints intsrier with
the functions every orran II checks tho nee anu h.s,
circulation Of the boaa q rarazes the ahsarbcnt and
renders them unable to take up snd repIetc watsd
beautiful masterpiece OF God becomes Afflicted win pain
the Influence Il experienced Throughout the whole sysen,
in what particular locality the pain may originate
whether Head the Feet, the Back the Knee lont.
the Elbows, fhe Teeth the Gums, tie Stomach vhstI
external injuries, still The pain exercises s nfnsne.
throughout every porti3n Of the human system MOI
nerve muscle escapes its Frustrating influence
INSTANT RELIEF FROM PAIN
IL the great Desdsfatum every lni,ta,,at who .nr
be- No orxan feel happy while suffering Ia tprnsr,s
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
III Flu Seconds
WILL srop TIs sosr pisrarssixo raias
Its effects ike elecietyit arrests the most .t,,
ing pangs II few seconds it, soothing neutra-ug sah
healthfui influences thrills through every minute cell rsn
system suhduing the most excruestng psrony,m u ian
and imparsng strength and vitality tctyrry orgsn
NEURALGIA.
Pam Stopped Las,am'y.
Railways Ready Relief possesses almost aes,
influence the sharp darling pain OF tiis nr
complaint. In fe minutes the painsricken Sufferer er
cured thousands Il Il tie er y Nsa n, ss
many Of them had been brought almost to deaths oor
The effects OF The Ready Relief to step the pain inus
ately, TO strengthen the system, ana Supply iis
nerves with nervous energy and vitality the loss Il wlh
The chief cause OF nervous raius.
DANGEROUS PRACTICE.
The q Morphine, strycblne, Accnnr Esiiedcrrs,
The effect Of these roisons the dssesse er t.
removed from the system the pains
DW 10 dsdea TIE aefpts, 10 artaken end Stop Ie asF-
oas energy, 10 paroigss The fuiefisp offis neri-
ous system ami 10 desfsog se,saftsn
fthis practice i continued for ans length az time tie
rstient il net only waste away, but the BRAN vii tests
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-02
JUST RECCIyED,

A FRESH snppIy OF Groceries. such rs
N lsic Coffee. n o. MoIasses, n O. Su.
gar. Loaf aud Pulverized do Tor sale by
March 80. G. RAENUAL.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-20
From tho Christian Press.
Description of Fugilirr SlayC Law Court,
BY Edmund Burke.

IN the celebrated speech Of Edmund Burke
in tie British Parliament on Cancellation
with America" occurs this passage, in speak
ing of the Courts of Admiralty.
"Cuuris incommodously situated, in effect
deny justice Gnin roari p1ritkiHg IN Me fruits
Of rs O.cH c1ndcHn1ioH Is a TOjb,r.
u would almost stcm that Burke must
have had n prophetic eye on the cXtrnordi-
nary tribunals created ly the Fugitive Slave
act of Millurd Fiilmorci or That the couris OF
which tire British orator m0dn this declnrn-
tinu, n.ust have hccn the models uflUr winch
the oilers were framed. Both parts Of tho
description are true. Tho unconstitutional
tribunal Of the slave. catching commissioner
is o.lcu fla, from the home of the fugitive.
In the midst OF strangers hc finds it iinpcs-
shle 10 establish his Freedom although he
may have abUrdaut evidence Of the fact
Most ni DO. eases uird under tic Fugitive
act illustrate this point.
liul the latter clause of the description is
most lilr.ltr "a cnrrt partahing IN tho
hGiis oi lis u"n condemnation, il rObbcr."
Dd Burke have in !.is prophetic eye the pal
ny five dollar hrihr, ulltrrh the Culnmssion-
~ tn induce him to drrilr him To decide
against the ticrdum Of his igllow-ncn:
"1hc Congress Of America" continues
Burke " co'npin, and complain justly, of
THIS grievance. COG.,l the mind This 81.
oqucnl statesman have known that IN three
inurihs off century this same Congress would
themselves enact into this very grievance in
ilS most offensive form, 1t would have pal
sled his tongue, aud caused linn in shame 10
hide l'ls head, for raising ,is voice in defense
of such clients. Could his opponents, in tho
great struggle on III" American question,
hive torrsrcu tni in scvcnly-iour years this
snuc American Congress wouIl establish
al over l!elr territory petty, irresponsible
and umcorsiiluliunHl courts, " shlrsug in tho
fruits ui their uNu condemnation -; and
ihUt men in the free states would boast OF
THEN agency ia crUcliug illis iuiTuity, snch n
snt,'ouc laugh ot scon would have rung
through the halls oi Parliament MS would
hn,c shamcd the friends OF America into
inter silence. Alus, huw are lhr mighty fall
ri! The very wrongs which the Amer
lean Congress rose Ia resist, ARE ROW enact
rd into l"w, ly Ihrir degenerate posteriiy of
the srcnnd generation. The strength of tho
COLONIES WIS in the justice Of their cause.
Having, in their independence, legalzcd tho
snnie robbery Of whirh they complained in
Bii'is! couris, Ihey have introduced the
sGmc element ofwcul,ness 10y which Britain
tlrd in Irr struggle agaius! American inde-
pcEdencc. O..
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-20
" Lest his Balance"

a correspondent ofTHcUyomjng Mirror says
Some l"chc yerts since, while prncIi-
cling medicine IN Massachusetts, | wus re-
Gncslcd 10 visit professionally the family Of
Rev. Dr.. R,, residing in ueighhoring town.
] found hllsrlf and wife ina fixed cunsump.
lion, aud attended lllcm until their death.
found the Duclor a very suciahle aud pleas.
AIT man, hat exceedingly afraid of Aholilion-
su. lie used, lac said, when Pastor Of tho
Church in Cu2euOyin, To bn much acquainted
" iIh Grfrit Smith, aud much pleased with
HIM. Bat, snid he, ho has hrcome nm Alb
o!iinuis', aud, fear, lost his balance, aud
and whore lac will cud know uot
~ course of time, the lillcr and mother
both died. Soon after, tho oldest daughter
received letter, suyiug
"Iuu do not remember me, but do you,n
Iiilr girl, when used TO visit at your fath-
er's. SEQ by tho newspapers that both your
parents nro dead. | sympatize with sou in
your great loss And as clergynen ure not
accustomed 20 accumulate much property, il
has occurred To me thnt tho enclosed Ono
Hundred Dollar B!ll muy be Of use to. you,
which please accept from your lilIer's
friend. GERRTF SMITH,"
was particularly interested in this letter,
aud caud I'M think that however much
Mr.. Smiths nbolitlouisn had destroyed his
balance wheel, il had not prevented his re-
nemhering the orphan children OF his former
friend. ID,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-20
THE ANTI-sLAvExY nUGLE,

PuBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT SALEM, o.
TEnMs.--$l,5O per annum if paid in advance.
$l,75 per annum II paid within the first six
months OF the subscribers year
$500 per annum, If payment be delayed be-
yond six months.
LEW occasionally send numbers 70 those
who are not subscribers, but who arc believed
20 be interested in the dissemination of anti
slavery truth, with tho hope that they will
either subscribe themselves, or use their in1u-
enec to extend its circulation among their
friends.
tY- Communications intended for insertion,
TO be addressed to MARtus II. RoBS'oN, Elitor.
All others to EMILY RonlNsoN, Publishing Agt.
s J. HUDSON. PRlN TER.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-20

Ana hidC the shame.
Young men who hear me-do not let them
deceive YOU. A great man hns fallen; hut
his greatest f,ll wns long ago. The land
seems filled with mourning; but so il has
publicly mourncd within our memory, for
Harrison, for Adams for Tay lor, for Clay
Soon shall these mouruful inscriptions DO
laid aside the block Grape aHd cloth be fol-
dcd away for other purposes, or be sold per-
hupS to the highest bidder. The tide of life
is very swift, ard will close again over tho
sorrow for Webster; aud the grand sculpture
10y Powers, he tie beet rene cmbrGuce of that
greatness. Men will Inc absorbed in their
own achievements aud sins, and forget his.
No, they will not forget az that lac iid which
WIS well done; time will unorringly select
il out and build it into the Young life of tho
nation; and who knows but that strong spir-
~ purified gradually from lis errors, may
yet watch beside this world. permitted to help
the operation of all ihc influence it cxertcd
here for good ard couuicract some of the
evil. Nho knows hul il was the better M
ture, StiIl struggling ia tlat great misguided
soul which cNclgiiJcd, ~ yet live" in those
dying hours; in answer 10 voice like that
Which spoke to Moses, when he too departed
ere entering the Promised Land, aud said
unto him, Come up LialCr!'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-20
EcE,0bOa.

Revilo him not-tho Tcmpter hath
a snare for all
And plying toar', not scorn and wrath,
HcAt his fall
o! dumb be passions stormy rage,
When he who might
Have lighted up and led his age,
Falls back in night.
Let not tho land. once praad Of him.
Insult him now,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-20
WHOLE NO 373.
Nor brand With deeper shame, his din
Dish norcd brow.

Bat let It's humhlcd sons, instead,
From sea 10 lake,
a long lament, us for the dead,
IL sadness make.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-20

Then pay the reverence Of old days
To his dead fame;
Walk backward, with avcrtcd razc.
Al igN. ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-29
NEW VRLE S---tontinned.


w J - y M or % mn
Nos. . 4ad : Camp So. 3 l11ra from Canal,
N,r prlrant
,,~ Tina ua!.-.aDl desires rr-.
STr-3y pertl,II. TO inform Tie public that
D.! ~ '0,.'r.3 t.a.,. .ad 10 l.- " ic
>,r.. "a .ao.ee and large assortment of F.1Ho
Falt.. at very reason. 0.e rr.tes. aad Oh accom-
m,dauag ,gfm.
Anon them are P.nano Tortes made hy the
ca aud celebrated melu'at'urer-, T. Gilbert
A. Co., OF Boston, 81 rrh tome, aud im-'"d
beautifully Jog roseHood. BLACK walnut ard ma
hogauy. nIfh iron itame- made ia ue most
substantial aut Nor.mau. PFC manner A''''
the justly yr'eArted 4 a7 FH4' ~ 20
v" "f ."'eihess 'I ''.'' "+'' 40,
'9Hai''' '''N are l''''.''t SUI -. .''
country ,"' me f'''tAh a''' ""' .'''
~ ttu-
l'' Nt" I'M prove nv J" '''
l.e ..'". '.a'' '...-. ~. ,as,o,s
-. s. .,.,4 l,.Il.,..., ii,
t.,. tts 5,.,i.l.f,' frj strength
..5..l ~. If remain.
-, j., ,,,,.. ,,,,, ti.,... il. erd,aar,
~.
" r VI Is AGENT far ffnri H. celebrated
Grand Pianos and paniros. made a par. For
po,rr and sweetae~. Of tone they stand pre-
eminent
n, u 10 CamrarnI tf1eifaent J pellcy
Z o.. PAN. Piano.. aud INSTRUMENTS from AID
..s t.., raguse,ofis-. constantly receiving
.,l for ..I. on hhefa. terms.
S,,,y5 J{4af pn,8as for sale. from sb0 TO
$500 each. and taken 10 part aymcut for new
par.4
piano. Rcps.,ea. Tuned Rented. and Ap.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-29
NEW ORlEANS-..COntinutd,
IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING!
500 600 Worth of Fashionable

fLJTIIfNs AZ RI fAiL
tIFRFD Nj NKOE 4 CO.'S one fficf
l >ne No 81 Magazine street, corner oil
1tA,I,r.
Ne would inform ouf friends, and the pub
"a, in -,uc,.l, tiaI Or present stock OF
clo'aug, Furnishing Goods, &c.
b.. unravsl..d .n extent and bcaut} by that Of
I'm, other c.tai U,hmprt in The United States.
TO be- convinced tf .a.s statement u j. oh'y
necessary TO call and examine. car IMMENSE
SHE. afe brought about by the simple i"et
being known. that the prices We plaee upon
goods "a untlormly low, and tue dhail'y "l
ea.h article j.. guanntccd what it is represent
.tta br. Perfect salts iacton Is What We ann
az 10 dealing with oar customers.
All our clothing - manufactured at on! IS
,.ba.ument. No. AL Broadway. Nm orb
under the immediate superintendent oi one
of our hrm. vino spares no pans ~ securing
Che most desirable tyles ct goods. II Is with
t.s fullest ,uuhdcute OF being able TO give
satisfaction, that we invite al Who may be IN
want of article, 90 our Inc to call ana exam
iae our assortment
The following is only partial lisl of art'-
ele..
yrort and Drsss Coais-rr and Eng black
.f.fb ,l,,...a rd iraeA coats. do do blue, brown,
mu.borr, and green cloth lrorks, do dc bla'h'
brown. ulberry. olive. and golden brown
cloth polk... lr ayd Eng black and fancy
...,i..,,d cloth vnlkinp coats. llimalaya fur,
#rq0 .t,lc) sac. French, black, mulberry, and
nise cloth opera sues do BLACK ana nancy
,.fetpd d3, skin niun sacks do eNtra super
fine drab and fancy eolorcd walking coats
codrupiou, gray, mixed. and silver gray sac-
and polka, French biAck, blue brown ana