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WE HAVE ALSO
r Y O PRESSE

One Of which is kept exclusively for Jobbing.
thus enabling us to do every variety Of work at
the shortest notice. We are prepared to do
All kinds used by Bankers and Expresses;
AL kinds used by Merchants and Traders
All kinds used by Farmers and Mechanics
All kinds used 10y Druggists and Grocers
All kinds used by Lawyers and Booksellers
All kinds used by Lyceums and Societies;
Al kinds used by County aad Town Officers
Alkinds used by POL gticians and Otlice seekers
All kinds used by Balls and Public Assemblies
All kinds used Iy all classes OF people.
CURTIS d GORDON.
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CERTIFICATE
Sett1onae1at Wanted.

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted to
"A the undersigned are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, either to him or w. s. Moore,
at the Magnolia. JACOB GOsS
Weaver, May 2, 1851 l5td
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F. LACOUR5

5afJ~Iacour's Concentrated Acid for making Vim
egar is putup in gallon packages at SO per pack
age--n good shipping order. te2lly
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Malt Establishment,

in this city, the only extensive one in the coun-
try. which is under the superintendent of an old
practical and experienced Malsler, where can al
ways be had in any quantities MALT, guaranteed
of very superior quality, made from choice old
Barley which he offers for sale at very low price
for CASH. Prompt and particular attention Civ
en- to all orders addressed to him at the Office Of
the PIONEER MALT HOUSE, No 81 and S3
Washington street, San Francisco.
apl 3n1. LEWIS S. FORD.
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&sJ~Beware of Quack NostrumS, and use mod
icine that has proved itself the only
Remedy on the Earth
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Eor AnTeu

4 BILLIARD TABLE. in good condition. APP
n ply at the " Magnolia" Main street
Weuecr. March 2l 1857. Off
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.EIoR5 IS
AND SUPERIOR MALT.
1866
1866

V7HE UNDERSIGNED MOST RESPECTFUL.
/ ly invites the attention Of BREWERS TO the
fact that lie has made arrangements to receive
monthly from New York few bales fvery choice
New Hops selected and packed expressly for him,
which he guarantees first quality. and Of the crop
Of 1856. The first invoice has just arrived.
Also, TO his
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DR.. L. j. CZAPKAY'S
Grand Medical g. Surgical Institute
Sacramento St., below Montgomery,

OPPOSITE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cos oFFICE,)
SAN FRANCISCO.
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TIE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE +
GREAT BLESSING TO MANKIND limo
" cent but potent.-Dr. L. j. Czapkay's Pro-
philactcum (seli-disnfccting aeent,) a sure pre-
VentaUye against gonorrhGai and syphilitc dis
eases, and an unsurpassed remedy for venereal.
scroinious, gangrenous and cancerous ulcers.
lGtd discharges from the vagina, uterus and
nrethra, and all cuancous eruptions and diseases.
AS innoculation is a preventative against small
pox, so is DR., l.. J. Czapkay's Prophilacticnm a
preventative against syphilitic and gonorrhmal
diseases. Although harmless in itself, it posses-
ses the power of chemically destroying the sypbil.
itic virus and thereby saving thousands from he.
ing infected by the most loathsome of all diseases
Let no young man who appreciates health he
without DR.. Czapkay's Prophlaticum His in
very convenient packages, and will be found CON
venient to use, being as a soap. Price SIS. For
sale at DR.. Czapkays Private Medical and Surg
ical Institute, SACRAMENTO STREET, below
MONTGOMERY. San Francisco.
All ordersmust be addressed to l.. + Czonkov
NJ. d., San Francisco, California
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D. b COCE

THIS GREAT REMEDY IS
WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLE.
d BABCOCK,
II Davis Street, between Clay and Washington
Streets, San Francisco,
G.Ra Agent for Pacific Coast 0ps,l and 01lEcl Islands,
R.g~ For sale also by Druggists throughout Cal
ifornia and the Atlantic States.
r. w. Anderson, Druggist
Agent for Weagcrgillc.
San Francisco, Jan. "a, 1857. l-tC
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YE THAT SUFFER
READI READII READ II
DIR. PAREIRA'S
GREAT ITALIAN REMEDY !! !

F0r e certain 0I3d speedy cure q U1sedSes of pro
rate notUc 40 matter hoD tong standing, 'eittOut
any injurious Effects 10 lhe sySten, or eng change
Of the diet.
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CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned, desrous Of acqunintng those
who may be unfortunate enough to be similarly
afflicted where a permanent relief Of their suffer
ings may be obtained. he feels it his duty to thus
publicly express his sincere gratitude to DR.. l.. j.
Czapkay, for the permanent recovery OF his
health Borne down by the distressing symptoms
incident to the vicious practices Of uncomfortable
passion in youth, depressed in body and mind
unable to perform even the most triiing duty I'M
posed upon the daily aVocatiOns of life, sought
The advice Of many physicians, who at first regard
cd my disease of trihing Importance but alas :
after few weeks. and in several instancen
months. Of their treatment. | found. to my unut-
terable horror, that instead ofrelef the symptoms
became more alarming in their torture, and being
finally told by one that the disease, being princi
pally confined to the brain. medicines would be Of
little consequence. | despaired Of ever regainiug
my health, strength and energy and as a last
resort, and without faint hope, called upon DR..
Czapk0y, who. after examining my case, pre-
scrbed some medicine which almost instantly re-
lieved me Of the dull pain and dizziness in my
head. Encouraged by this result, | resolved to
place myself Immediately under his care, and, by
a strict obedience to his directions and advice.
my head became clear, my ideas collected, the
constant pain in my back and grous the weak
ness Of my limbs the nervous reaction Of my
whole system on the lightest alarm or excitement,
the misanthropy and evil forboding, the self-dis-
'''7' '''N h"hN ." NOH'itIiCc III btuCIS, tHC luCd-
pahiity to study and want of resolution, the
irightuI, exciting, and at times peasurable
dreams at night, followed by involuntary dI+-
charges, have all disappeared. and in fact in two
months after having consulted the Doctor felt
az if inspired by new lifc-that which, Int n
short time ago, contemplated to end by my own
hand.
With view to guard the unfortunate from fall
ing into the snares Of incompetent quacks. DEEM
Tiny duty to offer this testimony to the merit
and skill Of DR.. Czapkay and recommend him to
all who may stand in need of medical advice. be.
ing assured by my own experience that. once un-
der his care, radical and permanent cure will
be effected. B e. FILLMORE
State of California, county Of San Francisco-
Subscribed and sworn before me- this Nth day Of
April A. D. 1856. (Signcd) JouN MIDDLEroX.
IL. 81 Notary Public.
Dr. L. j. CzapkGy's Medical and Surgical Insti
tute is on SACRAMENTO STREET BELOW
MONFGOMEIif.S San Francisco, California. The
Doctor offers free consultations and ask no rcnr,
meration unless he effects cure
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II HAS NEVER FAIlED--lT CANNOT FAIL TO CURE,
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4 CARD.-T the Undersigned, having been mn.
"A der the treatment of DR.. l. j. Czapkav. al.
though unsolicited, feel called upon to give pub
Lefty to the efficacy of his treatment, hoping that
by so doing may be instrumental in preventing
others from the fearful suferingand misery which
| experienced, and which so often result from the
perncious practices of pretonders. Nv disease
has been that Of physical and mental debility.
which follows in consequence Of the indiscreton
in youth The agonies which endured are. per-
haps unnecessary for me to detail, they are known
to those who have experienced them. SuJice II
to say. that haVing called the services of DR., T. 7
Czapkay in requislion, all my expectations which
may have formed Of him were more than real
lied. would therefore recommend DR.. Czankav
to all who may find themselves afflicted with that
dreadful malady, my object in so doing being
sympathy Tor suffering humanity, and a heart
felt desire Of relieving them.
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QUIT DRINKING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
N-1Ts
LACOUR S ESSENTIAL OILS.

PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS FOR MAKING
ALL KIN0S OF LIQUORS AND VINEGAR NSTANTLY,
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State of California, City and County of San.
trancisco, ss--On this thrty-frst day of july,
a. d. 1856, before me, VIM. c. Jewett Notary
Public personally appeared D. J,Dahlee, known
to me, VINO, being duly sworn, aid depose and
by him is true e'N~
In witness whereof | have hereunto set NV
hand and affixed my official seal, the day and
year first above written. WIN. G. JEwErT,
H. 0'I Notary Public.
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MARRIED..

On the l2ih inst, by Rev benjamin Spen.
Ger, Mr. PHILEMON lluLCOMBE, to Miss
EMMA Il. iilLllAkD, both Of HARRISON
county Texas,
We acknowledge the cake, Dear Phil, ac.
rept onr congratulations.
b" le power. Of honor, loYe and tfuth,
Prom EVERY ili dcrud trr;
Inspire the highly favored youth.
The desibcs thtfuI her.
sui ian The sweet eounphia hauc
Responsive ui each hlsan
And bless the trlr parental name.
Wth many Ih4 ia blossom
At the residence of Col. Il Re, Sc. in Car
thage. on Tuesday the sth INST by the Rev
g. " Leuil, Mr. ID, Y WALKER. to Mis-,
HEN kIETrA l.. WILSON, all OF Carthage
Ia this case the cake came by matt Hap.
py pair They were evidently made for each
other May the best blessing, Of life attend
them
" Here love hts golden shnh. employs her. light.
IL constant lamp, and waves ht, purple wingt
ReieH- here aud frs,ls "
a. state Gazette plelce copy,
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Buggies! B,iggjeS!,

lust received and for sale Tor cash and
- cash only, a beautiful lot Of burgir-, Of
vatious style. and patterns, with aud without
tops, which We are offering at very small adj
vance, on manutariurcr-' prices Having made
arrangements Tor our supplies with the bc,t
manufactures ~ the United States, we feel
confident that We can sell bstier article for
less money than any other establishment
west Of New Orirau.
just call at Que repository AMI take a LOOK
at oar stock before purchasing elsewhere.
KENNEDY q BRADFlElp
Marshall, Sept, l., 81 No 3tf
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Ali. NLW ~ iN N.
u. The undersigned having opened
ASE-zA,l large aEd splendid ASSORTMENT Of
v new Southern Furniture, il pre-
pared to supply the 'r~is and hniI.e. on the
most liberal terms This being the Only new
stock O. the city, purchases vii. find II 10 their
adsaftare 90 call ard examine the goods and
learn che prices before purchasing elsewhere.
W. keep constantly on hagd--
u1rg'e. Ne.a aaa tsnifs Tabies,
Extension Tables Of malngpuy. walnut and
oak and If ni sizes; roses God and mahogany
Work and Gard Tables. Dressing Tables
wa nut aud cherry Dining Tables oas, ms
hog ny and roseeool Sdshua'ds; Bureaus Of
walnut, rosewood and mahogany: Armoir.,
Ua.hataud-. Hsd-iesds. iar.0r Chairs, Ivte-s-
Tetes Gttomans. nl,sa-, easy eiair-, rockers,
etegere-, secretaries .ad book eases, oak sad
walnut office chait-, diaiu2 .fopm ,ha.rs, child
fen,' cha.r and fplkcr-, m-do sany an ' ainut
ea.poy, aud lhi stands
lar. No,s ami Spring Mattresses.
Looking Glasses and Mating. rosewood and
mahogany paror sttt-. together wIih every ar.
icir u-4al.g found 70 furniture warehouse.
u Ih- j, an entirely new establishment,
and nn "a stock on hand. Purchasers vail
aad u greatly 80 tbe,f ,ai,s,sl to give tbs store
o. raU before buying else = here. o.. ihe ,srpprc-
lnf b. oeuG den, that ue can offer ttem never
81, les Of IT,. most fash 4uabie fa-pitrre. more
substantially made. and 1t greater bargains
than ans other house in thH clty.
CHARLES a STEWART.
Abni 70. isss-y
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10 the Afflicted with lanscr.

4 PPiY to lr X cnmoud at the Nar.hal
n Hotel, Marshall Texas, ami be cured
He b. using a Remedy that has been .uc.
oe-siully used for over lNlf century, by mem.
berS OF his family. A permanent cure effect
ed IN every case treated Those preiefing It,
viii be waited on at their residence.
repi II. 81 W 3 Il
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MCKENZIE INSTITUTE


INliIS Institution located three ,ailos west
i of ClatksSillc, Red River county, Texas.
Session, commence FIRST MONDAY IN
OCTOBER, and close the last Thursday in
July, embracing term OF ten months Stu
dents taken at any period Of the session.
The course Of instruction Is as thorough
IN the English, Classical. and Mathematical
branches ss eau be found in any Institution IN
the South.
TERMS. PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
Board, washing room rent, and tuition,
IN English Department If paid at close
of session, $40
II not paid st close of session, i2l
Ia classical or higher Mathematics, If pad
at close Of term, -. 100
II not paid at close, lt3
First five months only, rs
Incidental expenses,
Ten per cent allowed on money paid in ad.
vance. Students charged irnm ~. time they
enter the school TIL close Of the session and no
deduction made except IN cases Of protracted
sickness Those entering the Institute are
required to furnish lights, stationery, aud text
BOOKS
TEXT books ADOPTED AS STANDARDS
Buffers Practical Grammar;
Emmcr-on's Arihmetit
Bobn~ou'- Algebra;
McGutlcy'~ SERIES
Olney'~ Geprriph,
Wilson's Histories
Matti-on's Astronomy
Draper, Philosophy and Chemistry
Butler'- Analogy
l'phau's Mental Philosophy;
Cappbrl.'- Rhetoric;
A t.fl,.Kf- ann
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MARSHALL nOOk STORE.

NM. +. Nerger & Co. have ji-t received
W an assortment OF school and ml-cclla-
neous books, stationery Se., aud viii receive
AN additional -uppy 10 a few weeks.
Sept i2ls57 No 3 II
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Notice.

I'VE the undersigned, being permanently
w located, offer cur services to the e.ti,
1ens % Marshall, and surrounding country, a.
ER!Ck BUILDERS,
Plastcters, aad Ci.tern builders We insure
our wora TO stand when tae materials are Sc
lected hy ourselves
We also propose TO rute smoky emmnces.
Ne cure no pay. " warrant our work al. TO
be done a good and w,rkm1a ike -tY'e. All
tno-e having WORK IN our lle, wi pira' give
u call
iONERY 4 RAGlAND
March H. 81 Na--1 If
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Steamer Alton, Jr."

CAPT SID SMlrlI This spleen
,4.'s.x.-s did freight and passenger Packet
MI cummrutc her regular trips between JET
frrson and New Or.cau-, touching q, al ln-
termedato Landings. ou the First ut O,tobcr,
ard Wil continue Co ran throughout lhe sea
son as a re',ulnr Jefferson Packet No pains
vili be- spared 60 protect hcini"rr~' If ,lup.
per. and io nsure the comfort 81 Passenger.
sept 70, 81. MOI u
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FOR SALE!

4 Rare Glance for Hargaiss.
4 sm ahoa, 10 lease Marshall. wish "
n sell out ny household aud kitchen farni-
lure. The household 'arui'ure Is principally
n.ahogony, and ef the lssss, style and nsst
handsome finish a. good A. new. I will
sell i, very cheap.
have also, for sale. negro WOMAN, ~ e.
eel.n. house servant For further pArteaiAss.
apply 10 he undersigned.
NJ LGvY.
August, 8. 1857 No-5J .lr
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Or. u. i. Ncall

las removed to Marshall, ani will prar-
! l iice medicine ia connection with DE- j.
LeaH
sept, ~, 81.
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southern Furniture Warereons.
ALI. NEW arOCK.

The largest Establishment IN the South, a
Ms. III aud l13 Canal Street
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SENATOR'S HOLDING OVER

TsllthN " 'Htttn, VI tihS'ss
James Fruit, of Shelby.
Jesse Grimes. OF Crime. -'Iotal OPP.
NEW SENATOR'S ELEC TED
orFosiri9a
Dr. \ Fall, \se"gdoehes
pxAocRArs
Mark VI Potter. Galveston.
IItram +. Kunnels, iisrrs
Fletcher : Stockdale. Calhoun
thauuc.y Is Shepard. sshngton.
George y E,slh, from MeLeunan, Wis
hanson, etc.
George Qunsn, from Brazoria, Nais,
gcfda, etc
isaiah ! lascuai, bexm
Louis 7 WIeiall. llarf-ou.
Nacolm ID t,taham. Kusk.
Robert II Gum, Cherokee.
G'siborue &. Herbert, Colorado. Fay
ette. etc.
Forbes Button, haece., Webb. Refu
gio etc
Edwin : Scarborough, Cameron aad
lldslgo
Dr. " Ihfockmottop, Collin, Gfayson.
etc
4 G. Maker, Dallas. Els. etc.
Archibald & Hyde, III Paso aud Pre-
sJio.
REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED
OPPOSITION
- Rhodes aud , II klfk, Nacogdo
ches
4 s,erhouse, san Augustine.
William G Dalrymple, Williamson aud
Buruet
T. Chance, EurlesoG aud Brszos.
{. VI I.aseucr. Milan aud Robertson,
Hardin Hart, Hunt.
- Norton, Henderson and kaufman
pENncntrs.
John Henry Efo~n aud Thomas VI 10,
seph, Galveston.
Jane. " Henderson and VIM Edwards,
Hams.
A v lp,haw aud 4 q Haynes,
Washington.
William sm,,n Jefferson aud Orange
VI : Nansou, native Iexau) Bfazofia.
& " Backlcy. Austin and Fort Bend.
John : Clcagelard, 'olk aud iruiiy
Faux ll4ud,1. hcrtf
J y penu... Mangoria aud Wharton,
4 J Glow. Cen suuklns,l Jackson aud
Calhoun.
d. e " Tat, Colorado.
c Higgins, lisstfop.
Mike Powell, Montgomery
II " Fisher. Walker.
1ohn II Burnett, Houston,
K / Rsiuey AID K X cslsou, Anderson
W J liowerton, layaca and De WI
Albeit \ Mills, Gonzales.
lsuam liarus, Guadalupe.
Joseph II Barnard dad J GoIlad. etc.
lho's 2 iycock. fsil~, TOMBSTONE, etc.
lnrma. I Mckinney. (lnd } I'avis.
/ VI Iatteman. taidNeii aud Hays.
} rawlnrd. Navarro. aud VI. French
rrxn
smith, lanuln.
d. = " htueil, Madison, Walker, aud
Gumrs.
Thomas II VI Rogers, Grimes.
Dos Ice. f,yeue Rs-tfop, and 'llayis.
DR. VI T. Posry, lnrIto.
J G. toll,cr yIer
II c lIick. snd L { Doom, Jasper end
Newton.
Spes'man Holland shelby san Angus
tine, aud Pamela,
W ) IaNlof, / } jennings, aud ! J /
johnson, Cherokee,
leseph Everett, Cherokee and Angelina
E., " Chiffon. ] leNt.r, Smith.
W + Baldwin. + Muuah, aud I'LL ! .
Craig lIafti.on.
William d " ood. Leon.
, T. Henderson, Gas, aud lltcs.
I Il Ward, Cas-.
" VI Ross. Jc.se NvllinR. y K Lacy,
l. l.o,d, tu-A
Andr.W Jackson Wat. DNllrs.
o Cooley. oual aad ''ule-pie
il Evans. McI.yuuan. B~li, etc.
W-,~lder. Began. krrr. Gillespie, etc. .
Hamilton = Bee Nchh
: kinney. \uecrs. Eclug,a, l. OAK, etc.
tfaueis " Latham. Cameron.
l. T Meurman. lid"go aod Cameron.
l. Haynes, stan.
VI / Locke. tp'hor.
ueotg. K Reeves. Gfaysoc
lohu Hams, lltos.
K Shauuon, leusnt, Ellis, etc,
ihomss T. scott. Collin.
Eshop, Wise, Cook, etc,
Carroll. Navarro aud llill
t. u Nckwrey, tiopkus.
iI.am K iosF, fauola.
Howell " Kuunels Eow,s
lohu II Crook aud / J shelton, Lama
Joseph II Bulk, Red Rrer.
W { jones, Red RIVED, Hopkins, aud
tsunin.
--- Roberts, Shelby.
J " Hall, III paso aud pfesidio.
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Western Exchange Boarding Ilou e

.~,-s l,houptaula- i, corner Naichez street.
an NJ " son inform. her friend,
L.A.l ati lar SUB 'aat ,ile ha- opened thu.
exie..-ige blerdlng house, and Is uoe prepared
tp receive families. -ugie gentlemen and tram
..cui VISITORS. Her terms .ill be found mode
fatc. AMI aer table absHdaaty supplied. The
raem> are ampie and vel ventilated, End the
fun tgre ha- been recently purchased
Persons visiting the city. >he feels assured.
81. H. pc1-ei with the arrangement Of her
rooms aud tie accommodations # her house.
<cithcr plns nor expense VIII be spared TO
ensure the comfort II her guests. apls-y
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On the 4th inst. 40 bales of new cotton
we're sold IN New Orleans, a, IS. a6 cents.
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BLANKS FOR sur at ihs Once.
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'vO plANtcr>.

A full supply of bagging aud rope Tor sale
at low rates.
c. r.. iA NSON, \ Go.
september ~, 81. No ."
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Jews, ~. trtNatus,
L,af.e,He Na Nsa. O-ta4as.
I OWE. NeREYNDl.DS & co, Cotrn
! / fac9fs aaa Ges-ra' Cpmmissta NJ.
chants. No. ~, tra,lcr street, New 'firsn-
Dec - So. Na-iA ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-29

ISLANDER AND SUIcIDER-A correspondent of
the Boston TFarsllsr, writing from Newport,
Me-, under date Of May goth, furnishes the
following particulars of the sad death of a young
lady
'Miss Mary Martin, very pretty and intelli.
gent young lady, of about twenty years of age.
committed suicide by drowning herself in the
stream at Detroit, the town adjoining this She
invited a young lady friend to walk with her,
and seating herself upon a log near the stream,
she told her friend that she was about to drown
herself and the reasons for so doing. She took
OFT all her jewelry and gave it to the young
lady, saying, 81 want You to have these.n In a
few moments after her friend persuaded her to
return to the house, telling her they would como
down in the afternoon. They had proceeded
only about five or six rods, when Miss Martin
caught hold of her friend and dragged her to
wards the stream rod or two, but suddenly re-
leasing her hold, she ran and jumped in. Her
friend gave the alarm, and brother of Miss
Martin came to her relief, but too late-life was
extinct when her body was taken out. The
cause for this melancholy suicide was SANDER
During the past winter stories have been circu-
lated to injurc her character. She protested her
innocence, and but few weeks before. while
walking near the place where she was drowned
with the young man to whom she was engaged
shH said (referring to her troubles) If Thought
there were no happier days in store for me I
would jump in and drown myself Miss Martin
was very pretty, modest and highly respec.
table young lady, and her untinely death is
deeply regretted. hope it will serve as a
warning to those who are ever ready to circu.
late evil reports"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-29

MELANCHOLY AFrA1R-This morning about a
o'clock, Lieutenant Hineman, of the United
States Navy, came to his death by pistol shot
from his own hand at the Marshall House, King
street The deceased came to this city few
days since, and has been stopping at the Mar.
shall House since his arrival He was naturally
of nervous Temperament, and last night Seem
ed moro depressed in spirits than usual This
morning about 8 o'clock, he came down stairs
into the restaurant below, aud short time af-
forwards entered the chamber adjoining his
own, occupied by q young gentleman, when his
conversation plainly eyiuced alteration Of mind.
Soon Afterwards he retired and the fatal deed
was committed. A cOroner's jury was Assem-.
bled this morning, and the jury rendered
verdict In accordance with the above facts
-4Eez. CKa) !SentiR6L
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-29
CharIea' I.ondon Cordial Gin

Charles London Cordial Gin
IS shown by the Records the House to be the
only London oorlian Gin IMPORTED and sold In bottles
all others made here In Imitation Of IT..
It's delicious tonic beverage and by its peculiar aTor
ESQ different from other gius universally esteemed by all
who use It. It Is adopted with great success in cases
DYSPEPSIA, GouT, RuEuMNrrE, DRoPsE, GRAvEl Colo,
oaoLER4 PEVEa AauE srRcTuRE DssAsR or rms UR1-
HAAT oRoASs, EPEIRPsr, FEMALE IRRE0ULARlriRs, &c.
Da VALENTHE Nom Of New York. In letter to the pro-
pretor, says;
Charles london Cordial Gin q ne pRrest 6est and
~ oas reliable Estract Of Jhniper IAare seem
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold BY all Drug.
and Grocers in the United sates and SO also are nu.
nerOuS Poisons called "London Cordial Gin'-to avoid
them ~ only CH4RLEsIn Reject any other offered TO
your health Price one dollar for quarts
MY cents fer rlnts. EDMUND c. CHARLES,
mh26-smd&w Sole Importer, ~ Broadway, NY.