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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-07-05
The Nominations.

The nominations Of Msssrs. Fillmore and
Donelson have been before the country Tor
over four months. and We venture to say
that never since the organization Of parties
in this country have any nominations Of pc
btical candidates for the exalted stations
to which they are aspiring, been more
coldly and unwelcomcly received. There
i. no enthusiasm either North or Sonsh
The beggsrdly meetings which have been
held. are scarcely worthy OF the name
They have been respectable in numbers
only IN those cities OF the South where
Know \othingism was in the ascendant
Their influence has been unlelt aud almost
unheard of 10 the country,
How different with the Democracy. In
every section of the Union from which we
have heard. the nominations OF buchanan
and Breckenridge have been hailed with
reclamation. Ga the evening OF the Gth,
the Convention rendered ito decision, The
news va. Immediately telesraphed to all
par,s OF the Union. On the evening Of the
It'll, without any preparation, and without
almost any previous notice large and en-
ihusi,.,ic meeting WAS held IN Washington
CITY. Owing to the unisvofShle state OF
the weather, the meeting was held in topp :
saloon The ,aloon, which is one OF the
largest in the city. WAS filed To overflow
ING. Hundreds were unable TO gain ad.
mt,snce. aud the enthusiasm OF insiders
and outsiders WAS never exceeded at any
previou. popular demonstration IN that city
Eloquent speeches were made by ten
Cas- and Judge Douglas They then pro-
reed.d To the Presidents marson. where
after a serenade, and the shouts of the
gathered and gathering thousands, and the
strain. OF music the more inspiring from
their patdotic association " President Pierce
appeared. and delivered a patriotic aud elo
quent address.
In Boston, Mass. on the 7ih, arrange.
meut. were made for ratification meeting
at rsneuil Hall
Ia Philadelphia. on the 7th. the news
WAS welcomed with music, tlnmlnauons
aud speeches. Preparations were made
for Jubilee in Independence square on the
10th
One Eunired guns were fired at Cons
cord, \ II on the 7th.
At Belfast. Maine, on the eth the nom
nations were welcomed hy large crowd
on the common. with music 1nd salute
One hundred gnus were bred at Provl'
deuce K on the It'll.
A. New York, l0l guns were fred on
Frda, night, AS soon q. the news was re-
ceiyrd Flags were flying from Iammaas
Hall. and other Democratic quarters. The
llards and Sois both bpld meetings Ell
dorslng the nominations. Two hundred
gun. were fred on Montague street, and
$50 on vacant lot above Fort Green.
Such IS the contrast
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Two or three members Of the family OF
J. n. Ra,clG. Of iazoo City, Miss, were
near being killed, lately, by the act Of a negro
girl in mixing stryehnne with the coffee. 49,
She was imprisoned to avail, her trial
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We have been amused a, seeing in one
or two anti democratic papers what pur.
ports to be SIN address by committee Of
ffederalists in fenu-ylvanla ia 1882. com,
mencing, We, As Ffederalisis," &c. &c.
to which the name Of James Buchanan /,
printed. A, tina, time our James Bnchan>
an was a bright. particular Star ia the
Democratic hrmauent aud was minister to
Kussin. few thousand miles from home
-- Cairssicn Cirtiida.
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WAR A CoMAESrAgy.-Ihe Crockett,
Printer rsmsrks: Wall. convicted of mur.
de~ in Liberty county, is TO be burg mex,
March. II be does not escspr \. be is a
,oor man that is not likely
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Hos y. & DixoN. Ne learn from the
Houston Telegraph that this gentleman
WAS elected on the 2lst ult, without oppo
-iiou, as the Democratic representative ct
Grimes county. in piase OF Hon L. 4 Nib
lett, resigned The Telegraph asserts that
there never WAS baser misrepresentation
than tina, which charged Mr. Dixon win
being Know Nothing. That that party
simply took him aud ran him rs IA popul"
man. That he never made an issue WIN
the Democratic patty. and is now hrm
and consistent supporter of buchanan ana
Breckenridge.
We are clad that Mr.. David c. Dixon
has repen,ed OF his errors. Blu, the lels'
graph certainly forsets that this gentleman
was present and took part in the h. \ Ju>
biIee at Austin in October last, aud that b"
name appeared prominently in the list o.
distinguished members who were expected
to be present. on the occasion.
Masonic CELEBRATIONS the 94''
ult., there was Masonic celebration -
Camden. Rusk county A great man!
persons were in attendance. The "eVe""
of thu day" were marked by a superb "'"'
ner, aud Ball in the evening.
A similar celebration took place al FAY
sixn Fields, in this county. Judge " o.
JENNINGS, Of Marshall. WAS the orator o.
the day. His address. We understand W.
worthy OF the occasion, and Of his w.
| reputation As al orator, The dinner
said to have been one OF the most sumP'
tuous ever given in Harrison county. ~
pleasures of thu day closed with os'''
Elysian Fields aud the country surrou"a'
ing it, are noted for the number and love"
ness Of their ladies. Many attended '"''
ball, and the occasion was one OF much gu
joyment We regret that circumstance
prevented US from being present al '"''
celebration
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meeting NJ The Urfunt nrF Of the aun,s ~ fla-.
fi-nu Viii hr heil ~ Mat,hall. On SATURDAY. th~
1h ,Hy af july 1850 Tor the purpose "a R,ugirs NJ,
Nomination. und~ by lhe nemu. ratio Nauonal Con.
Aenii1u at Cincinnati
nll mr"ins is requested. NJ ihe pronfe'y NJ ma.
h1F Hefni0al.u If paha Bate ipf l1.ac u' ih. til
Jndwn ils'uci Nill be- raerli before 'he meeting tf
ihrif ronsldrrH. " Il u WARD
PRESIDENT of ulc Democratic Fl, luh
" II BatsruN Secretary
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Matt Ward, Of Iexss, = delegate TO the
Cincinnati Convention. while attending a
crowded meeting IN 10. city on Ibursda,
night. was robbed Of biz pocket book con
fsiniag over ~ 300. - Houston Tlegraph.
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kAvrMNN COUNTY SLANDtREp. 49, IL
will be recollected that several weeks ago
We republshed an article from one OF our
exchange papers stating that the Judge
and District Attorney had received letters
from persons in that county, threatening
them with personal violence if they attemp."
ed to hold Court in that county. The ms
ference to be drawn from this article was,
that lawle.s spirit of violence was so Tar
in the ascendant in that county, TIT It pres
sumed to &c, itself up IN open defiance OF
the administration Of justice.
We are pleased to see that this report
has been contradcted, and tina! this rumor
was groundless and unauthorized. kauf,
man county is one OF the finest landed coun
ties in Texas, and Tor the last year or two
has been rapidly settling up. We are glad
tina, the character of the settlers has been
indicated. and tina, the laws are respected
and enforced
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POSTMASTER RESIGNED. The Postmas
ter at this place. Mr. J. = Morr, informs
us tina, he has resigned the office, and he
desires the fact made known. so that the ci,-
liens of the place may have an opportunity
OF recommending successor. We hope
that public interest will be immediately en-
listed in this matter. 1t is not only impor,
,ant. bu, indispensable, tina, we should have
an cicieut Postmasier--on who is capable
careful, aud oblging Cannot some gen,
tleman possessed of the requisite quali6ca.
tons be induced to take III
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Democratic Meeting al tiDCinnaii.

The Cincinnati Enquirer gives an nc
count Of an enthusiastic meeting held n
tina, cts on the nigh, Of the 9Th It WAS
estimated that some ten thousand persons
were pfese',t Fireworks and music en-
tertsined the meeting preliminary 10 the
speaking
Oar friend Col Hubbard, one of the
Democratic electors from Texas, first ad
dressed the meeting. Lis speech is highly
complmeuled by the Enquirer lie was
followed hy Cob Preston OF kcuGeky aud
he by Gov Willard. who is termed the
d" wheel horse vi Indiana,
the President Of the Cincinnati Young
Men. Democratic Association theu luuo>
duced preamble and resolutions which
were adopted by dccllmdfioa. lney de
clare that the principles " which have gul
ded the democratic party are the true pm
ciples for the Administration OF the Federal
Government that its continuance IN power
is necessary to the maintenance Of the
Constitution and the mon, and that only
through It's organization can be successfully
resisted the attempts now being made 10
destroy the equality Of rights efiaing be,
trcen the screrdi STATES, aud between cti,
zens By birth and citizens hy choice" They
endorse the National Democratic platform,
and declare their intention to inscribe It's
principles on their banner. They endorse
Mr. Buchanan ss a Statesman who Will ad
minister the Government with equal and
exac, justice to all sections. They ratlly
the nomination of Mr. Breckenridge in
terms equally commendasory, aud declare
their intention to fight on aud to fight
ever until the State of Ohio shall be re-,
deemed, regeneraled, and diseu,hralled from
Black Republicsulsm and Know Nothing.
ism"
Three cheers for friend Hubbard and the
Democracy of Cincinnati.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-07-05

CANpfpArEs.-Se the announcement Of
candidates for County Commissioners. A
this is an office OF no profit, we announce
the names Of subscribers to the Republican
wi,hou, charge.
See also the name OF Mr. Samuel Wiley
Tor County Surveyor.
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OF W r CLARK IN
FAVOR OF J M CLOUuu

The following letter speaks tor itself
The contest for the uiles ol District At.
totncy is now between Nossrs tiough aud
Armstrong.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-07-05

\ LIVELY WEEK ~ MARSHALL The
present has been a lively aud interesting
animation OF the pupils OF the Masonic fe.
male Institute. occupying TUESDAY. Wed,
ucsday, and Thursday, and closing with a
party on Thursday night, given by the
young ladies' to the friends and patrons Of
the school This was an exceedingly
pleasan, affair. About four hundred we're
present, Fine supper excellent music,
so many beautiful girls, and SO much talk :
Bul buz boo boo-cht, cbi,-ha hs,
Such delightful confusion, aud melodiou.
hubhub Two hundred and fny ladies
arrayed III all their charms and grsce.,
is lovely and animaliug sight. What
theme Tor an editorial Saws one. You II
write conmn ON this, SAYS another
Is It necessary Does It not speak Tor it.elfl
Second the barbecue on the lth. with pa>
triotie speeches. etc. Thirdly, the Demo.
cratic Ratification Meeting. at which it /.
expected several interesting aud able
speeches will be delivered.
or In the Republican OF the 2lst. we
gave an abstract OF the opinion Of Judge
Morris, IN the case Of Col. l.. =. AIroRp
who was brought before him under writ
OF habeas corpus, and admitted TO bail
As INTERPRETATIONS have arisen about the
matter, we deem !; neeessar, to say, by
way of explanation, that there were per-
sons who were present at the first exsmin,
alton before the magistrates, who were no,
present a, the second trial. and others be,
sides in tho county, who although no, ore,
sent a, either, were DESTROYS of being in
70 rmed rs to the grounds upon which bail
was granted. In word, we conceived
tina. !, would interest large class of ont
readers in this county, and there was no
improperly in our publishing it. Wernve
no opinion in the case, first, beesnss we
could not do so justly. witbou, publishing
all OF the testimony. aud the arguments of
those who might differ from NJ. and .a
condly. we did no, think !, right 10 ,bo.
sndesvcr to Influence public opinion in adj
vance OF the trial before a jury Of The
coun'ry
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TnE NASHVILLE PnGsnYrrRy on DAN
cINo.-fho Presbylery Of Nashville. at It's
meeting, adopted the following
Resoired That the practice Of dancing
ara attending parties. /. emioenlly and ex
clusively that of the world which lietb in
wickednexs; 50 inconsistent with the lite
OF = Christian and that purity OF hear,
which Chris,ians should strive 10 attain.
that ], is no, only improper Ter Christians
TO a'ow themselves or children 10 engage
in !, and qualify them for IT, 5u, sessions
Of our Churches should trea, 4, as an of,
fence worthy of diseipline under our rules
OF church government:
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See an Mticle fnsn the liclmond rnquirer pnb.
'-htd "a RE Nrfphl',ar # Nay 9ig
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-10
Eyv GOODS, NEW saOu


THE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
to his numerous customers, and the public
generally, that he is now opening one of the
largest and most desirable stocks of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
over presented to this community. LIS stock
consists chiefly of the following viz:
LADIES DRESS GOODS!
such as Talmas, Vizettes, Shawls, Silks, Meri-
nos, Cashmercs, Woolen Plaids, De LANES, De
B.ges, Alapacas, Ginghams, Calico: BONNETS
Ribbons, Collars, Trimmings, &c.
. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING!
snch as Over Coats, Dress Goats, Pants, Vests,
Shirts, Drawers, &c. Also large stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS!
such as Brown and Bleached Mas,ias, Drills,
DENNIS, Shirtings, Checks, Kentucky Jeans, SAT-
nets, Cdssimcrcs, Flon,els Lindseys, Ticking,
Blankets, &c. Also
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps. Trunks, Hardware,
Qucensware, Glassware, Tinware, and large
stock Of
GROCERIES,
Hv would solicit Farmers who are in want Of
GOOD CORN SHELTERS & STRAW CUTTERS
to call and examine his stock; he would wish
also 10 inform them that he has made arrange
ments to supply them with all kinds of FER
TiL.IZERS, such as Peruvian and Mexican Gu
snos &c. He iryitcs one and all to come and
examine his large and well selected Stock, before
purchasing elsewhere, as he is determined to sell
at smaller profits than before known in this
vicinity. The ONE PRICE SYSTEM will be
continued as heretofore. 81 that parents may send
their children make purchases with much
advantage as if they went themselves.
DANIEL M'LAUGHLIN,
Tunnel Hill, Oct.a~ s. 1856.
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IMPORTANT Notice,

A Ii persons indebted to the estate of Milton
n Roberts. decd, for costs as Prethssot otary and
Clerk of the Quarter Sessions hereby notified
ry unpleasant for me to have to resort to compuI-
sorry measures and thereby add costs, which will
be imperative unless paid shortly
Howard j. Roberts, of this borough is duly au-
thorized by to receive said fees and pit fer
the same. He viii attend for that purpose, a
the Prothonotarys office, m Ebensburg at the en-
suing Court in December next.
John WILLIAMS, Ex'r.
EbenSburg Oct p, 1856. If.
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Valuable Real Estate
FOR S A L e..

will sell at private sale that large and COM
ruodious BRICK HOUSE, situate on High street,
in the Borough of EbensbuS. Icing the property
occupied by Milton Roberts. decd, at the time
of his death Also, a valraI1sZ Il OTof GROUND
situate on the Clay Pike, about one half mile from
said Borough. containing 22 acres enclosed and
an good state of cultivation.
For terms apply to the subscriber residing on
she premises, or to John Williams in Ebensbnrg.
MRS. MALVINA ROBERTS.
Sept. IT, 1S56.-tf.
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NUS OF all KINDS,
Llquors:-CherryB Brandy, Blackberry Bran
dy, Raspberry Brandy, French Brandy, Port
Wine. Old Rye Whiskcy.
brushes, &c, Sc :-Horse, Sweeping, Dus-
ting, Scrub and White Wash brushes, Bed Cords,
Twine Corn brooms, Baskets of all kinds. Tubs
and Buckets of all kiuds, Wash Boards, Butter
Bowls, Nails, Lamp Globes, Curry Combs, Carpet
Hammers and lacks. Window Class of all kinds,
Arnold's Ink, Hover's Ink, Steel Pens, Station
ary of all kinds.
Together with large assortment Of otfef arti-
nles not enumerated, which will be sole. a. c,,eap
If not cheaper than any establishment il. the
county. RICHARD TUDOR.
Eben:bsrg, July 30, 1856 40.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT:
slG0D1 DOLLARS REWARD ! |!

vJNlIE subcriber would respectfully inform the
J. good citizens of Ebensburg and the adjoin-
ing vicinity that he has returned from Philatel-
phia, with the largest and most varied assort-
ment of GROCERIES ever offered The stock
Consists as follows:
GrOcerles:-Molasses. Sugars. Teas, Rice.
Candles, Soaps, Fish, Salt, Bacon & Hams. Flour.
Oat Meal, Corn Meal. Tobacco, Peaches. Dried
Apples. Saleratus, Baking Soda, Dried Herrings,
Durkee's Baking Powder. Sardires, Mustard, Sp;-
css. Holloways Worm Confecti'n. Vinegar.
COnfectiOnaries:
Candies.
Raisins
Oranges,
Lemons
Citrons,
Prunes.
Segars,
Fruits,
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W @ "a m s .

THE DEMOCRAT & SENTINEL, is publish
ed every Wednesday morning, in Ebensburg,
Cambria Co., Pa, at 81 so per annum, IF PAID
Is ADVANCE, if not So will be charged.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be conspicuously in
serted at the following rates, viz:
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NEW ARRIVAL!
GR0CERIES. GROCERIES! GROCERIES!!!!

AART & BRO, would respectfully inform
IN their old customers as well as many new ores
that they have received large quantity of Gro
ceries, which for quality and cheappess cannot be
excelled by any similar establishment west of the
Allegheny mountains. We determined to
sell lower than the lowest, We have also, on
hand
10000 CIGARS
which We viii dispose of wholesale or retail.
HART & BRO.
July 8, 1856.
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soSs OF TExIPRANCE.

sOSs OF TEMPRAECE.
49, Highland Division. No. 81, Sons of Tenn
EAEperance meet at their Hall every SATUR-
- DAY e.-snine. in tho upper story Of R.
Davis building
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Public Notice,

Public Notice.
TTAVING discontinued the Grocery business heretofore
IL kept by me- Market street. in the city Of Wheeling.
All persons Indebted hereby rrTure 10 make pay
mem before tina day April Otherwise the Will be
put In the process collection BY suit without respect to
sersonS ANDREW AICLDEw.
TARTICCLAlI attention called style OF lever
watch, erery part ofIrhici Is 'nHnuctGred IN Ater
id which every variety Of STYLE gold and silver
Thesa eWelsd and all warranted to be correct
'''f For ssie By CPBRowN,
inayI Washington Hall, Monroe st.
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dissolution of Co-Partnership.

TINE co-pArtuersp heretofore existing under
Gordon, Matthews 4 Co. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent J. N. Matthews Co.. WHO will continue she bus
uess will the Of the late FIRM In settling their
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TESTIMONY

7 = : ~
of New YORK having, hRl occasion. to RtnesS the pf,s .,
prs LsBrun aEi Dalton in diseases Of the Tar Hi d.
Ing aside all personal jealousy and lEtlirS' y shas
icNte organs, from tie S'eFtA' 'sieh ssl
tsnFsF ~ IA RrII worthy the attention of Prs oral
Srethren tl,rousiout the CnItcd States. Their s.ea
reiItig diseases OF the middle and nterna ny r
Of ,ncIIcntPa vRpOrs particularly in chronic and ra,l
Gated Sases forms In the practice of .urr
ii fills up ~ void Which l"nS been felt 'y the sl,ri
dssensesGf the eye, lc sedan rrlr
resort 20 an operation. As sslful anr=ts ocu ~
devoted tn thrir profession. cur n
co.nl:lena Lhenl 90 such as may reniEe their adv
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.bIEDICAI.
Prnf Wnndal ]


TIAIR RESF(0RATIVIEsi Il now for The arSt
III time intgoddee 70 the citizens % Wheeling, asEg. g
Monroe street which = te only remedy ever invented
that vI eeetuay the grey hars and WhskeEs 70
the original eplor youth, without dIng cover the bald
rad IN soft time With te natural eSVi8, dand.
ma and pFsyent the hair from falling o. and i free from
the Rthy Sedent In Of
different now before the publei the RESTORATIVE Il
beautiful ase for the toilet for the old orJounE sad San
only be appreciated By its and al respectfully tay
call at the Depot and examine the Aies
and gentlemen Of high reputation In the South and west
invented, but win refer to the certificate beloG
Of the statesan and Senator, Judge Breeze, OF
Illinois.
CAGLYLE M, June q, 1883.
have Prof o. 8. Woods' Hair RsstoratVe' and
thought, grey, by the Of his Resto.
FatYe has resumed Is original color and have NO doubt
SIDNEY BREEsg,
Ex-senator 0fthe United States.
Prof. Woods Oriental NuuatiVe Hssn1nlent.
This LlnIment valuable auxiliary in the tEsAtne Of
Of the most formidable DISEASES with which i our lot
70 CONTEND for instance inflammation Of Ge tuags dHa
6OtcSs BY thorough and continued application OF this
Lnment the region Of the affected Organ these other
wise formidable DISEASES dSuTned Of more than
half their teFrors particularly children, and thou9
ans Of mothers, they allowed to speak, would with all
the ei0qucnee Of feeling and Affections bear their united tes
IllonY the had snatched their children from
the very Jaws Of DEATH and rgItOred them their former
larry renewing what generally known ASue Cake
enlargement the spleen, In all cases where exer
application ofserylee this nment VII he found useful
GENERAL DEPOT 69S Broadway, New York; and III
Marketst., st. Louis.
For sale Wholesale and retail In .wheeliwEby
J. D. VOWEL, Monroe 81, and
MaFchl7 -, Ridge cornrr.
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NEW BOOKS.
CORA and the Doctor;
y Scenes in the Practice Of n New York Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone by $ami. OsEOoh;
The Hidden Path, by Marion IIRrsnf;
The School of Life, b.: Anna Mary lIoWstt;
Poetry and NJ stery Of Dreams by CEas D. Leland;
The Slave OF the Luuli, ny Vim. North;
Which: the Right the Lett
Tile News Boz;
wolfrrt's IIOOst, by Washington Irving;
IIcroines OF History, by MarT y. HeHetti
The Wrinkles, she Merry SioIcmaniHcs;
Life among the MnrmonS;
Rogers Treasures OF English Words.
Together with large assortment of the best works In the
For sale BY JOHN II. THOMPSON
ocl3 Iii Main
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zAxHv.tlr, ONO.

Mr. J. D. VondsrsmiM:
with Rheumatism nmy back, and for the last six months not
able Of bed without help and your agent In our
Try what would have; and bottle has relieved
me SO much able OF bed without DIM
Guilty blessing just for yourself and
you VIII Os We" i''N'sN' 3Ins. 81 COCHRAN.
wholesale anu ''''''- I'll +. II. LOGAN CO.,
ry7:1y Bridge Corner.
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savings Bank Store.
NEW FASHIONED 1Errgas AT rug OLD posrorr1cr!

n All NOW receiving and opening an unusually large and
general assortment Of Boots, Shoes, Hats Bonnes um:
beas and Carpet At the Of Market and Mon!
streets Wheeling, Va In the formerly occupied
The Post Once and opposite the Mcclure House. large
and entirely stock which purchased for cash, from
the manufacturers Of the North under The most favorable
and OeF them to the citizens Of Wheeling
aud vicinity atruee Wholesale retail, and respectful
b solicit share Of patronage.
Idtem Il useless say much In praise Of stock. n
mis- take the people Of Wheeling not easily hum
logged By advertising pus suleeitto have any vRri.
lolekin, WOOL LeGhoTu brush aud Hats and for La
dies every variety OF Sk, Lawn and Braid Bonnets Of
the recent fashions and atyleS.
Shoes Slippers and Caters, both for ladies' misses
AMI children the fashionable stye quality
can and SEQ for yourSelvcS.
Having purchased large Of the above named art
Hes, would respectfully invite Country Merchants call
anl see send their orders. viii duplicate bills
purchased In the eastern cities for cash.
apH b. H. WATSON.