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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-23

RAILROAD Mar -- Mr. l.cgre. one Of
Mr. louruadre's assistants, politely presen-
ted u. on Wednesday with map OF the
Nicksbure, Shreveport, and Texas RAILROAD,
and connections. The map Is elegantly
Autographed aud colored, aud presents to
the eve n continuous road rs projected,
from savannah, Georgia, to San Diego on
the Pacific almost IN straight line. Not
the most gratifying sight however. is the
line, You are shown that. after passing
the great Mississippi, you go to Jackson.
where \ connection exists. with the \ q
Mississippi Railroad, and you can go
North or South, or continue East until YOU
reach the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Here YOU may go to Mobile or up to Cairo,
Memphis, Nashville. Clarkrylie, &c, or GO
on to Selma, in Alabama, aud take your
choice on the Alabama and Tennessee
Railroad, or pass on eastward through
Montgomery. Colrmhus, 'iaco, and To
Savannah, Charleston. or Richmond, and
any where else YOU may please to go,
Besides Mr Legre, two other assistants
of NJ +. have arrived here, while the la,
ter gentleman is hourly expected, when he
viii prweed at once to seciionixe the road
ironi 'tss place to the Texas line, when the
President will let out the contracts.--Cad.
Gasf"a
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\ ours, respectfully
y. b SMITH.

The foregoing is exceedingly gratifying.
1t locks like our Louisiana friends are go>
Ing at the wor. in earnest
We would inform VIZ. Smith chat we
have not received the map to which he re.
Gers "a the above letter,
In addition 60 the foregoing. we iud the
following in the Caddo Gazette Of se,ur
day last
MIR fournadre called on us YESTERDAY
morning, and impaired some encouraging
news pertaining 10 the Railroad. At Lake
lalourchc, ON the occasion OF the late
meeting aud barbecue, the sun OF $50 900
was subscribed IN one dav. At Farmers
vile several thousand dollars were subscri
bed, atN ienna about el3 600. and sub
scfiptlons NJ various other places. Some
tears are ielt by the friends OF the Road, AS
70 the subscription by the parish OF Clsi,
borne, but they nevertheless believe ga, it
viii be carried.
d" though Nr Tournadre will proceed nj,
once 10 locate the road, tits desirable that
the President should precede him with the
directors 10 procuring the right OF way
The immediate commencement Of opera.
TONS at this point, involves more important
consequences than We feel at liberty to en-
large upon, at tins time, hut there /. no
doubt ,hI. 3, the poin, At which a vigorous
lick should be made, aud made at once"
NJ lf.l.r,., "a. p,.at.., a "a. 4 80,
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The Csnvass.

We have conelud. d not to hoist any man
At our masthead for Governor, but TO leave
every one TO lodge for himself a. 10 the
most available democrs, in the field on the
day Of the election. We would say this.
however, that all the indication. are that
Col psase is the mos, prominent man IN
he rae~, and iha, he will b. elected BY an
overwhelming vote. The revalsion in his
favor, ocessioned by the late card Of Col
johnson 10 very great. Tie will sweep
nearly the whole Of the large vote which
Ges. Wood would have otherwise received
in this section.
W. candiAly confess that for vsriou,
eossidsratioas. 10 would have preferred al
Essssrn man but tina. is now out of tn,
essstiea. The only hope to defrs, Ochll'
49,, u would seem, IL 10 unite our strena Ii
= r~sse. For this reason We .ba,l vo,,
II ~. rsass. asd sd,iss our demssrsti,
4, ~ n fvNc~ ess ssawile
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-23

The Hon Thomas J. Jennings, ATTORNEY.
general of the state, arrived ia this Ciy
last week, after a long absence at Calves.
ton sul rsles,n the discharge OF his oiiici,
dutle- lie informs Us that the suits agains,
the agricultural Bank aud the Mcssrs Mill.
At Galveston. for illegal banking. were con
tuurd to the neat term ~ the court, this
Faiq upon motion al the defendants. /, /,
simple act OF justice to say, AS we take
pleasure in doing, that Jadge Jennings.
since bis qualification, has devoted hi,
whole time to the discharge OF the arduous
duties OF his office. The interests OF the
state wll not suffer n has hands
N'Gfs Ga.cHe Of the afh
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port ihat me Americans "e'' "-
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Ms. : Fields. $, +. 7.
Bro J =" bmry. u. =. I.
Mr.. Stnrknol... 5 K.

The walls OF the state Capitol in Austin
we learn, are now nearly completed to their
fall elevation. The appearance Of this ed
ice j. said TO be- very imposing standing. a.
it docs. on the high elevation a, the head Of
proportion. to the eve from grea, distances.
Is IN massive columns IN front, rising from
l. basement toiis summit add greatly 10
IT. Architectural appearance. The whole
building "a constructed of the perfectly
white aud beautiful stone so abunda t in III.
neghborhood
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Bs the Texas Ranger, we have the Eve
ming piesvune Of the 9th inst. containing
IN. l,tes, new. from Europe, which W.
CONSIDER Of grea; Importance, especially
that in reference TO the Impending war b"
tween Ros.l ADD iufkey
II seem. that Rus.ia had determined to
occupy the Danubian provinces Of Media
Via AMI Wallachia. which France declares
she wiH regard As violation oi treaty
s,pul.rion. HE English Government bad
taken eco decided steps. so Tar. The secep
lance hy Russia OF the mrdailen oi AUS
TIA wa. duuhtul dispatch tr"m Con
s.antinople. dated June tbc 9ih, stated that
the dual ulumttum oi Russia had arrived,
witch the Porte would doubtless refuse.
The lsritt.h fleet lslt Malta tor Brsika Bay
nm the -,h. where Il would Join the reuch
n.e,. Ia" Russian squadron lad len -.
ba.iorol ior the Circas.an coast
Con.,artnople letters state that since
tine Turks transmitted note To- the differ
ehl Ambs..adots declaring thcir Etep''ou
81 defuai. themselves. ihcif preparations
tor war have been more evident
The whole Bnsphorus fleet has been
towrd north of the straits add pms IN the
fp,m at a crescent. 90 defeat northern rn
trace Iht- fleet CONSISTS of three liHe of
battle .hip- OF winch two are three deck
cs. sire Gigates. Of Witch four are INST
class. tao corgetfrs, six large and two
.msil sized 'ormors
Onthe Gth ul ,he sultan held grand
rp,iev ou the Plaza North Of Pera, when
about ten thousand neu. consisting OF w
huiry. cavalry. and iuil,r,, wen; through
eeoiuiious " ifh the exc ,tiou Of the Ar
nlipr,, which IL really 80 a VERY efficient
state. It was quite evident. even 20 an 'h"N'
poreuc-d eye, tha, the ryolu',ous nj thrse
troop, bear no comparison to those ol a
well drilled European army but the mate
dai 4. decidedly good ihe men are strong
aud healthy, we'll feet and clothed. The
horses small. well made md active, though
much too fd for active service.
The greatest tral prevails and much con
ddenee Is expressed tY the Turks, as to
the result Of future possible contest
At presen, all IL apparent, active prep
aral OF. but ou locking behind To" scene.
we fluid an utter want OF money, and r.
course is had 10 al KIDD. oi shifts AID eN
l,druts 10 consequence of ruined et'
choquer The cud 81 these mtlitar, pfepa
rati1us, whether they result ia war or
peace. all be something approaching "a
uslioual hankruptcr.
ihe Russian force now on the Danube
frontier. i, about one hundred and thirty
Thousand under teus I.udcrs aud Daunc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-23

Tmr TsLeGRAru We learn that Mr.
Smith, one Of the contractors ON the Ieic
graph line, arrived at Shreveport on the
18th inst. The construction of the llue j.
progressing rapidly. There are now two
huoassd miles Of telegraph wire at shreye
port. The men engaged in erecting the
pos,s have, completed the work to tins
place b.yond Shreveport, they are also
actively at ~ofs. while eompaay OF
~orAfssn have commenced q, Galveston,
and are proceeding 70 meet the line shis
way. By the ira q October the lice viii
no doubt be in operation.
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ftafpW I Nf-fHs.
Having been solicited by many friends
in different portions OF the state, am again
Induced to enter the arena - n Candidate
for the office OF Governor; and ~ dong
so Il becomes necessary hat should make
known 20 you my views upon the various
subject. ct state policy that are now being
neltntei- which | shall do in a brief man.
ner
The first in Importance of these Ia n
change of the Stat" Constitution so as TO
remove the prohibitions relative 10 Banking
To TIN. change am individually opposed
bot have 40 objection to thu question being
submitted to the people. so tina, It may pass
through the pur,hing ordeal OF puh'lc
opinion. and let the Ballot Box determine
ns expediency would. however, vote
against II. behaving that this change would
open a way to numerous aud rapid 'nnova-
rans ON the established system of state
policy. which might Ia the end prove ruin
Gus. OF highly injurious 10 the hes, interests
OF the State at large.
Our .ulire State j. suffering greatly Tor
want of certain and efficient means Ut trans
poftation. 1hi. Is An evil which should be
rene he'd At A. a. early dhS A. Pfacuca-
nle. sqpsntl, the louudationtora proper
system ct Internal Improvement should be-
.p,eiA, laid AID carried out ~ eNpedi
t.u.lt a. practicable, Tor this IS iHdlsPen'
.,t., Tor the development ot our almost
.H5uiAhlc resources. his SUBJECT vii,
daubre,s. ,nrru,, tte attention ct the en-
.,,i.., LEGISLATURE. aud whatever system
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-23

0~r The Caddo Gazette learns that Mr.
Charles j. Mitchell, formerly one Of the
editors OF tina, paper, died a, Port Layaca
OF the 9th OF June, from injuries received
In attempting to dive from the wharf where
il was too shallow Another man Who
followed, me, the same fate
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Il is said that Queen Victoria has de.
clined to receive Mrs. Stowe, and expressed
her surprise tina, Lord John Russell Pal.
mefston, and other members OF the Gov
ernmen, attended her party at Stafford
Nousr
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OF See he Law Cards Of Mes-rs. Bow
den u Chiffon, Tyler; and of irving ?
Mason, Carthage. Al.o .he card OF Far.
ley, Jurey, Il CO., New Orleans
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Mr. Coleman, President of tho Weeks
burg. Shreveport, and Texas Railroad ar
rived IN town on Monday. tie addressed
a large number of ladies' and gentlemen on
last evening at the Hapli,, Church. The
late hour at which the meeting adjourned,
precludes us from giving the particulars this
morning South Western Of the 2oih ias,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-23

Red River ia at n stand, with sufficient
water for the largest class boats to as
ceud to this port We learn from Captain
Appienste that there is a slight rise above
The Caddo has retired To her summer
quarters, for the purpose Of being repaired
and painted The $. W. Downs is going
into the Bayou Sara trade - ShrerepoH
South Western Of the ooh INST
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rsnrssAwSv.


SesiNoFigLn, July 4, lisa
Bro. Loughery:
| take this occasion TO send yons
lines. and without any excuse for 40 doin.
! acknowledge the receipt OF several q
rers from 'ur office, which | WAS Glad
see, and now say to YOU that our T.mI
i. doing tolerably well. ms we have no, r.,
a meeting for several months, witbou,
IuItiation and we have two candidate.
hand Tor the next meeting. Western 81
Social Degree is doing well also, we n.r.
Der % ladies
Mrs T.. I. rhilpo,, s PIT
Bro. WMd keeler, y. I. T..
Sister Elizabeth Wood SR
assisted TO Organize the Social De,,..
at Palestine, On our return from the C..
Temple We found tae ladies' of PAL.
tine vea'ons ~ III" cause, and sixteen Ind,
presented themselves, and understood H.,
uierc were several other. thar wo.d AZ ,oo.
as they could The following is a la, a,
their officers
Ms Fields. 5. f. I.
Bro. j. ". bmry. D. =. I.
Mrs. Smckpol-. $ x.
Married. by Rev x T. Sanders n, III,
residence OF l.. u Prender rast. on Thar.
day. Juor 3Oth. Bro :. X. Scru,y, \,
Miss Martha X Preudergast. both memh.,,
al the Western star Social Degree.
Yours, Ia T.. L.. p. AZ
NARD kEELGK
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NJ " tDIEk TiN ~ T. \ rs

II ~ r,Etrs IHty trsNIss.
MAR EN, JUREN. 4 co, C0nm,s,iou
i Merchants, No. ~ Carondclet street, New
Orleans.
~ " H. e. lludgin Go. Agents, Shre'e'
port, La. July -, 1852 ~
TRYING p MASON, Attorney and Coun-
i srilor a Ide
Oilicn NJ Natthare. Panola county, lows
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o. For Poetry see Fourth psge. \
beautiful piece, hy Matilda. viii be found
among this collection The siylcis an I'm
itatiop of poe's Raven
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or All the candidates for state Offices
will be found among our announcement OF
candidates.
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Losr Any person finding large gold
pencil, will oblige friend by leaving It at
this office.
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OF We publish in THE week. issue the
circular Of Gen " Wood.
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"MsrriSge--wha, is it Mas Lueg
Stone.
Would NJ you like to know "--Bos>
len Fee.
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or Ne see from notice IN the Jciier
son Herald, signed by Messrs. II l.. Grin
.ted and saml I. Moseley that no unkind
feelings exist between them that Their res
la.ions have ever been OF ifienciY char
ncter, and are likely to 50 continue. This
notice is intended 10 correct any impress
sion which may have gone abroad OF their
untriendliness, originating from portion
Of Mr.. Grin.'cd's valedietory. 1t was not
the intention Of Mr. W. to exercise any die
ta,on as to the editorial management OF
the Herald Ills letter TO Nf, &. was
simply adviss,ory, aud to SGT forth his po'
position. ns one OF the proprelots OF that
sheet. As we have a high esteem for these
gentlemen we are glad 10 see this publca'
ton. and to learn that their private relations
have not been disturbed.
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or We have receive ed the FIRST number
Of the Shreveport Democrat, aud are much
pleased with ts appearance. 1t Is about
the size of the Caddo Gazette, II IL edited
by Dr.. NJ Estes, who is favorsbly known
TO many of our readers. The Typography
of the Democra, Is neat aud inviting, and
tho presen, number esinees industry and
ability. W. wish it success
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Your fellow citizen.
GEORGE /. WOOD
llENnEHsoN. Jult y, 1893,

Tuc NpRrnGKN Rourr 70 rrr 7,
,Irl, On the 9Th oi Junc, GOV stevens
struck his camp ON the margin o lake Anne
la. near Fort >nellrg, and followed his ad
vance parties towards the >auk Rapids. ~
il,e survey OF his route 90 Pugris Sound
lhriorce operating from the head waters ot
the Ni%sis.ippl westward consist. ol about
right, m.n, who can be subdiVdcd iato
lpu, p.itrs. pen approaching the Rocky
NountnIus the railway survey VIII probably
have To- bee suspended, and the whole force
Will hr applied to the general rccouuois
.anre b. Octnhet Gov. Stevens expects
To y, through the Rocky Mountains. lie
Ia. authority to treat with the Hlackleet
Indians and other tribes through whose
county lac will pass, aud has appointed Mr.
Culbrrstan a special agent among them,
who viii advise them Of the approach of the
expedition. aud convene a gra' q Council at
Fort Benton From this fort IA Fort mon
i. four huudltd miles. which the wagons OF
the American Fur Company traverse ia
twenty days All due pans wi. he taken
tn keep peace with the Indians but the par
ty j. prepared for defence with howlt2er
aud sharp's rifles firing ten shots minute
Lieut. RUFUS SaXton, of the army, i. com
missioncd to establish depot at the Fla,
hoad village. IT. Mary =.
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Tho vlehssurg and ii raso Railroad.


SuREyEroRr, JaiB 10, 1893.
Dedr Sir:
send you one Of our maps. The as
sstaut engineers arrived here on Yesterday,
with al their tools and instruments We
expect tho presdea, and principal engi
necr here on Sunday to permanently locate
aad put the Road under contract from the
River to the line We hops our Texas
friends will follow suit
Yours, respectfully,
r. b SMITH.
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Re, jEssE W.T. Nul preach At the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church ou the inh sabbath Of The pre-.
.sHt month. lhr 3j.tdrp of July # Al II O'clock
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The editor Of the f.rie Observer,
newly married man. said this the other dav
of his town contemporary,
" The bachelor editor of the Gazette
wants every body to get up u, j O'Clock in
the morning. to hear the birds sing. For
oar part, ~e have better company than
birds ~ that hour in the morning, hence
we ,han't take his advice
Governor Manning ha, sapojn,ed 'hir
teen commissioners to represent the state
Of South Carolina at the great exhibition
Ia New York
Washington Irving and John p. kenne.
IS ATE on visit to Jefferson county, Va.
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seS,rr--surLHs ANp FtNnth
Col J a uti1si il = candidate o. fepfrsen' lBe
d,.,,,, ,oufssed II fh. raiuiiss oft Shelby nnd r.
noa u, the Senatorial branch II the usst lr.salufN
IN P,iha, sh candidate ~ rerf'sen Ne e'nuii
Of Pamela IN III. tn"rr H''i.. % ihs uest legi'ia
tur-.
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Dr Ja.epA Tasior IS ceodisse f1f re- election.
from HARRISON county To thr lower iiou.e % I'd"
nett I~ri-siur~
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lama candidate flf the io~cf iinuse r. ihc leg
stature GEORGE LAVE.
roi " Smith ss candidate ~ repr~ni llaui@1
county IN The Lover House II he u~tt 'rTisaunte
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phH hf'hir'N
Col NJ HsH !. a candidate iot Rrpreseniaiitr
from IIarf,.on county 70 tia uerl ieRislaiufc a. ih7
ensuing Adsust election.
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Cosat.sIoNKa erNto,L ItND oIrfcr.
Si~paes Trnsia j. candida ftf 20 election A.
Comm 81 ihr General iana aH,r At Tho ga
sung Nn1ust election
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ron STATE sfNAfi
CT " T Sour IL cendiinie io' thH STATE Sen
att. from Harrison county, a, The eufu'ng August
~l~riion.
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WHEELING
~ SEEING OF 1883. . . = :.
5..l'- VIM. Z. SEEBY. aipE 555
WHOLESALE DEALER IN

EoEeiKn & Domestic Dry C Gods HEii5
NO. III Main ST., West side, 5et,Deen Monroe anil
e-U Union SITS. =.
-, . -, 49,, Wheeling, Va, zls u
NOW In receipt OF his Spring stock of nrv Goo,,.
and Notions, direct from importers and MannrSef"
a COMPRISING as complete and desirable stock Of
goods adapted to the trade this section as car he oI
IN any hon,e East or Wes TO which would respectfully
'i'e 'he attenton OF retail dealerai consisting OF
lal yIay4iit4. DRESS Goons. Ia = .z
.ms IN black s silks d epaeas popas as laios, gng
makes and eolors Aiso bonnets ribbons ,ininrs @ Gs @
other trimmings in variety. And OF 20, ""' 's
's.. 80 .s NEWS WEAR. ,J., ..s1t Ts.l.. 80
In cloths, eassmers, sattinetts merino eassimeres
leans weeds and summer cloths; also, Cotonades Den
MS blue drills brown linens, linen drills nankeena AMI
0 other such I goods very desirable Also,
WOOL brash hats, ETC.; with fu stock Of linen and cot
ION baggng seamless bags bnrlaps table diapers cras
drings tcklngs, checks, shirtfng stripes etc
and bieached msns with good stock OF W hite goods
in the ,.. - -. ~. eo"""
NOTION LINE @lH= m g
As eabrics jacones, Irish linens, laees threads but
TOMS hosiery, Gloves combs, ETC., in all their varety
Sy whole stock win be found unsurpassed, as well in
mar25 90 = - W.T. sRLBy
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,J7hV9ok lod3E95lIis 81 - 3tss1 III
.sIalIst shaseoas zss.i3 .alf - -
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McCLALLENS & KNOX =
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In
BOOTS And. SHOES,
Men nd Boys Palm Hats, Band Bores &C.,
at the, tuell kno1pn stand
e,y.H- d. of the
BIG RED BOOT

WE are now reeel wing from Manufacturing
wv Establishments of the largest best manuiac
tured assortment ooots and Shoes for Spring & Summer
Wea In this or any other market They
ueen manufactured TO order according to
nons and are intended expressly retailing To our
regular customers and all others who may with
CALI we can oher unusually large variety Boots and
Shoes which we guarantee equaltn quality OF material
the United States Our stock will found to consist In
part, of the following seasonable goods: ~ = =
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,

Chemicals, 'Perfumery, &C., &c.
N. CRUMBACHER would announce to his
nieEds and the public generally, that having purehas
ed the Interest OF the senior partner in the lately
conducted under the firm OF J. Crumbaeksr & Son, hc
wiz continue the same at the old stand, No 1T5, Main
ana would respectfully solicit, and trusts TO merit eont
uanee o. The ths ola firm
he has Just returned from the Eastern cities now
opening an extensive and wen selected Drugs
Chemicals Perfmery Fancy articles, &c.. all OF which
were purchased aer strict personal inspection with
regard TO purity quality and offered
TO the public on the most reasonable terms Tyr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-11
TODD &aDEVOL, a ogII

At THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND 1n'
Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End of
as 7hf7aa Market Square, ,tt.,laa iu Ais M.
RE now opening an unusually large stock Of Fall and
great and at tho very best workshops
Philadelphia and New England, expressly for Whole
sale and Retail trade To regular customers and all
others who may favor with call offer goods
which equal in quality OF material and work
ashp, to those in this any OF the
United States. 81 'f S's''- TODD & iDEVOL!s
Wheeling Sep 81, 1852. Et5'. iy s.ifif7 JS- o.