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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01
uh2s Merchant Tailor, No g Warrington iIall.

e he gann eeq # rs,,,.
icals &C.. whose names have 20 from
Mr. Tobn's Books, that receiving said Perted
Gals &C. regularly would request those above referred
to- to cali at Any wishing discontinue
their subscriptions will please advise that lon
ger preserve their copies We have Just Tccelved Of
elegant Family Bibles also late publications. Mrs nte' and
Mrs. SouthworI's Works Everything IN the Book and
line can be had Cheap Book Store" No.
iii MaIt, street, iIanfUl ri JAs!C ORR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01


F.iLE IND WINTER Tribe.
- they aoY receipt of their full stock Of Fall and
Winter = @
Dry & Gods, Varieties and millinery Goods. X.
They have Just received their Second Fall PpFekssss,
which, ae their fUrntrT stoek Will enable them
sent TO TIE Public more tlaR
$50, 600 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by largest and MOST DESiRABlE Oek, and
embracing the BEST SELECTION OF choice goods they hare
ever oneredtO tile Public.
To their former variety they have added large stock Of
CapetHg and Rugs Of THE latest designs aId best make,
and also beautiful line choice suitable she
Winter TraaC,to both OF Hhc, we'll a. to ueir stock
generally, they invite the attention OF the Trade.
aVtns been in the Eastern cities short time previous
ing largely with @ Cash they have done
tS well directly frol tG Importers, and MnnutAG
turrs in insAnce they able to Der Inducements
to Sse Cash BuyerS, either by the PIECE at RETAIL
exec. al by similar house " the West.
To meet the wants Of their rapidly increasing Trade they
have made and making ample furnish
the Public With OF Tie best selected st0cAs OF goods IN
their line in the West.
In This stock may be found fully q .NL tlC
l2,uvU yds siks-eIubraelng H0ule ofthS hneet irlp
5000 "a French 3IC:inoes CashmsFea BombG .
Fhibs's and MaLdcm!as--o of every quSly and color,
A full line Of tlr RicheAt PainteJ, Omhre shaded
In striped CashInrrcs and DelOiHGs--iupOrt +
500 Shawls and Cieaks-tMbracing snar OF the
ever oIerei Ia Wheeling gsl.. lfsGs fHg
10000 Gngsps. Debazes. uesines Prints, aud
6niUy " Uf Domestlcs.-embraclng tile largest line Of
American WoOiens aud Cotton goods kept by Way similar
house, IL not by ANY house In the city.
They have laid in their stock with view closer cAS
trade and pledge the Public that NO effort upon theft part
shall he wanting to please. rs .fLlz ~
They iee confident TINT they to
ios cdeh buyers cxceed hy house in the Wrnt, ii In
The United States No trouble show goodsSOUuS
ClrG. Hotels and Boats for customers.
81 Always on hand, Prms Live Geese Feathers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01
PIANO FORTEs.

,- OPENED THIS DAY, A FINE STOCK or
E555ze5JS Chicltet inS'a Piano Eories,
8 III ~ II iof fine Rosewood and BLACK Walnut inish
v Z U V6 and 6A octayes These Instruments, as
usual were awarded the highest prza gold medal s the
late Pair held Boston, Oct. 1855, for their
Grand, and ParIOr grand Panos and for their
Square Pianos, highest an fret prize silver slrdal
there being no goI medals awarded for this cnss Of Inzt
inents We have facilities adore that will enable us
10 Se these Instruments prices that Will With
the most makers and we respectfully invite the
public call and examine our nne stock VI s Old SnsS
and Variety Store, No .6 Union street. J. aELl.On.
E5fy'- pianos rent. Music taught, nIy1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01
Important Notice,

REING desirous OF selling my large of French
~ BrandIes, French and German Wines, Imported Wh!s
keys and Domestic Liquors Of all kinds; Also lot
the best imported Cigars and different other arttresT
hereby inform my customers and the public that will
from date for CASH OSLY, wholesale retail, very
reduced price, and cheaper than establishment
can afford II any person shorla he willing to buy my
ENTIRE STOCK, Will set the price tile costprce.
Persons knowing themselves indebted requested
TO call and SETTLE. CONRAD STROBEL,
No.1I7 Main street,
Near the Wire Suspension Bridge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

- 80: ". - - .t - 3 SC11 @ AAe14'
Wheeling and its vicinity and the citizens generally
have Just received the largest finest and best selected
stock of Cloths, Casimeres and Hestings spring
that have offered the citIzens
Wheeling and vicinity all of which prepared
to order in tho latest and most approved style
manners at short notice Asoods warranted to be rsp
resented sale,
Ihaye also just received large stock Of Gens' Furnish
ing Goods such as white colored and iarseluse Shirts
aud Shirt Collars Silk, Cotton and Merno Under Shirts,
Blk Cotton, Linen and james Draws, silk Linen Hand.
ktrchiefs susPenders sl, Cotton Lsle hall Hose,
black white and coored Kid Gloves the very Makes
plain black and fancS Stocks, Ties. Cevats &c. Sc,
=. u. STALLMAN,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01
SUMMER ARRAN .MENT.s
watches, ) e7TeIry siIveransl PLATED wa,
GIOCiEn, G&C. &C.
81. P. BROWN

No. 11a Main.Street, Wheeling, Va.
Of goods In bis line that has Scs 90, sSpot 20 hi
city, which will be sold Wholesale and Retail at prices
low any house West OF the Atlantic cities.
Among his goods may be found Gold Silver Watches
from of the celebrated English Suisse Manu-
tacturerers Also, the real D. Il. D. American Patent
Lever Watches Clocks great variety Including few
day Regulators of ne quality, suitable for Banks Railroad
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers
DeautI JeTeiry in sys OF otheITlse Of Coral Mosaic,
of Soft Solder and plated Jewelr very cheap.
Fine pocket Cutlery, Razors Scissors, Silver Napkin
Rings, Card Cases, Gold Pens, sc. &c. Every article in
this establishment Is warranted to be good represent
cd, the money returned call respectfully solicited
mh25 lis Dlan ST., door from Aiar8l & Taylnra
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

HEIsKBLL s. swEARINGBN
AVE now received their entire SECOND STOCK or
oil SPRING & SUMNER GOODS recently selected IN
Nc ork by sample otherwise fro the most recent
,,j the
orr EsnDrOuerest wnIcu IN VartetS and
beauty style with moderate prices, EGnnot be
exceled Their stock staple otrr Goods Is likewise
very compiste.
We have now opened beautiful assortment Of Spring
and sulluier Dress Goods consisting Of ss
kIch Rlounced Grenadines,
% Bnyadere ROuncsd BereRea, ~ sN't H
a BayAiIere Rlounced siiks, 3r4ltf
Striped and Rouncrd OrgHndlc5,
ans 9t FHEISKELL & sWEAItiSGEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01
Books, Statlonery GWall Paper
NEW ARRANGEMENT I

III AvING purchased the Book Stationery and Wall Pa
III par establishment John H. Thompson, will
The business Al he old stand Nam street, Wheeling
Va and respectfully solicit continuance of the patronage
heretofore literally extended my predecessor.
1t my purpose to keep constantly hand full and
oomdlete assortment various branches the
ness, and to sell at tAe lowest prices. ls6i ~
To Country Merchants, Teachers and others purchasing
Wholesale great Inducements offered IN stock and
prices. s1 FL II 1fslN-at
ES-CaAh paid for Rags.
noY12-ly JAS. @. ORR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

In connection with the above keep largest in
the Western country of the following goods Yionsi
linceoes Double Bases, Guitars, Banoes, Tanbornes
Drums etc In fact keep every article belonging to the
Ps.-Drass Bands supplied with instruments at short
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

PIanoes, Melodeons, Ssraphnes and AScnrdcons tuned
and repaired and all other kinds of luStruents generally
with neatress and dispatch,
dec2O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

SHEET MUSIC.
constantly receiving and Keep hand large AID
collection of Sheet Music. Also, Instruction Books
for every Kind of Instruments In use
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

4 he I4ynChbnrS AGose ana Fire insurance
Company of A4YnchbnrS, Va.
CAPITAL $lOOUU will take risks and promptly adjust
I ! ami pay losses, WAi. 7. SELBY,
inn29 49, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

LyToNE E THOMAS tRIe pleasure in announcing that
y they are now of their full stock Of Fal nnd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01
NUMBER 2S8
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE, /

1T4 MAIN ST, MHEEIINCS. +
FIJE IND 'TyENTE'R sYrP JIJE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

70 my Old RriendH nnd Custoni ers,
TAKE great pleasure in reeonlnsndIng Mr; Jqs O. orr
paper &c. request him eoutinuence Of tue pa
noxis p John H THOMPSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

10000 yds GinEhsms Deba1es, ursines Prints, aud
6n,OUD Uf Donestcs.-emhrsclng tile largest line Uf
American Wooens aud Cotton goods kept by siFalAs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

asl9 EE5is15ssl!g5;.:sl ::ii5s5Ess.5sgEssl ssa.b
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

Dry g Gods, YarfetIe and " lIIIEnerY G1O0Is.s
They have Just received their Second Fall Pprekas=s
which, added stoet Will 10 Tt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

'.lIIi1 lbs pure fresh ground Pepper, 3 e-,
S)N'O 81 lbs Alspice do do
lvUlbs pure do E do GnSeF,oc iii Z; ~ tsJ1
b0lhS Cloves,
100 lbs Cinnamon, fresh GROUND. iA 51as l}f; fil7i
I2UU Tbs Cream Tartar, ground from the ChFSEinj5
tsTii & warranted pure and for sails by g =
sepls f,as riT55 ,ALES, TuRHEH. -.t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIME.
w and after Monday, July 10, 1885! Trains w!il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

TSLRGANT BBACK LACE StANTAEsi-We win Opeii
L u elegant Black LAse 9lantIe this day. 4 tf.
RpaJ hEtS9iELt. : s9FRAkINaES; s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01


They have laid in their stock with closer
trade and pledge the Public that upon rir
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01


To meet the wants OF their rapidly increasing Trade, they
haye made, and making ample furnish
the Public with OF The best selected ssoeks goods
fl,eir rli1k.fr sthrNS NSc1I
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

kmk~~t.A>A - -. Ak~Aao-- 49,.
49, sssis.s 49, s",'2 s.'s.ss
- ..S .si"sX rSss-I's5T
- 49, -
N. ~ n 49,. .s ~ "'
s,-~1'.s ~ ~. c.~ ~
q
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=. ..." - l.c.' I.,. -s.H A s.ssd
- W.T.. s,....s.!' l.ys .is31 s1,r~sh I'm,
''s WV
,,.,..,~....a..n.
- Voc. /. - - ~ q = xay,s
Wkess rsapsst $3.50, 49, ~ vail
Might AslA esIsagsssiag keses n boy.
Casta.se, - fFi.esa, - 9n'ssd.
4 .e:,seess .ss.sse -. Ia - ~ -
~Gs1s 15 ..s.,s 49, s.s..<
= amuaun1nn& 49, aAMuA 49,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07
p<ash Of = uoou - u

ei111S 1r. q
The LswdSs parsss ssssssss -
Of Rev. Henry D'ekswsse. n. A., 49, -
West Rssiord. ef whe.s lit ssA 1oel4 sks
following notice % gisee s .n.sass
lie was the las. sepsss tsstAl1ve1 eAapi'y
who hid lived IN shs sstghA,ss ~ tr.
wasas II ~ AssArst ysaak - 1 Pssl
ee.1I1wsbts esessss Al 0lsywSs5k IT.
rsvssssd gsssls.asn, shs ssbjrss - - .s'
iiss, NJ 2nsu3sais Of st. i'v.ste Qetasy~.
centstAss. IL wss tes skost tits 60,
- u Missso.,. end subsequently, ssfAss VI
Hai1-lJ, tiestfordsLife. ia 1878 ~ mas
si~d Miss Wyen. III. daughter Of = ~ssl,ay
hoskselisr IN Lopdon. by whomhs seqai'ed
= Asssdspaas testaHe, = eonsid~sab.s pess'a'
of which. hs wxver, h. soon afterwards lust
Ia l4w ssis. shish pscdse~sl ar ss''sng'>
meut hsl~ vss - ss< kis vile = s<s~,'''"s.
Ia Nssssshev. lQDo. " suecs~d~d 10 III"
ivi~s IL Wsos kstSssa. the next preventative
10 ~kish hst besa Purelassrd BY his sata~r
Cor 81 rs. From that time 10 the rer'ost
u kss assth. 10 has been remmhab!s ior
he eees~tsis and psnufious habits Al
though posssss<d OF ample mean.. he never
kept any domestic servant. aud seldom PEE.
:..::s.! :.y S::S 10 s.,::ss bis ..asa.. ". .v
pear.nc~, excepting Sundays. was sxcrsn.
,agiy mean. lsr \ eiesgyE..n. lie VA.
dfsseed in shabby habilisasnfs; hs ess,i ;"
60 "n'nase", ~" eve" '"""a NV, ~
'"s~'"<.' On" % We" 70 e,es" w. IT, ~
snoss ao'u' o"es :" '"s '."'. ''ss''
e'e' "ss '~'y 'Ps'e A""' '''
meat '"s" ''@' ~ W. -
"si' poa"s ~ o:s's'. 'e''e" s'''' So ~,
""s '"s ~sss .,s S"s' 80 :" '~'.'"s
Y" own gs"e' nv w ~. ss's 80
s'"ss'A. s''s '''s'se''s's 80 ~ s." ~.'...,
so.nf'ess "ssss'y r. - -. tss.,,''
~see' ~ - s'" y 8 q 80
~ .s'5suoss - M ~ y .s.,s' .s..a.,.
- .''ss se.s ia .s..'~ NJ. --..
"'s 'sss's 80
sxeeP1
- sssesnss - -
"Hl99t ss.HS sas'H. : 80 - ~ NJ
70 ices snn sAe'e'sr nsr..
co"aosse - ."soJ s's u. .,s
's"set - su'a ,"s'' - .~.,
sh evsss" -. - 'so0s.~ -
ssasss ashso'!y ~ sas Ps''o'"ssss = s''
gay '" 'he pu'i"'
IN s"e mo'"'"s o. WY Wy ~ .s","."
:" ""se""a 's 80 ~.
preached .v' "'s 's1' s's'e. ''A'.e =. ="
's" ins - o. 's'sf' ssap' :" -.
e'u's ses' ~ ',"s ssassAs " ~ A"
sa's~oea' s"' S"s""s Py
v"s '."s.a s"s.',, :" q.
vsuo"' ~ s<4s'"s M ss'sn os
80 "'s's'e" " wv 'ess"S ~ 40 :" W.
pHisAionesf. ""'"s - 3'sn' ''s" - @'""-'
We E"s ~ w. w" 49,. -"
Vi Iis's "dsFpH"""' '"s c"a's"
o"s "' wv ""s' -'s'. :, ~
gee "nsees o. '"' '<s'''y' Va' n. ',n-
SO" u'e""e' 'ns" WI, -" 80 ~
R'n' % ss""s e"A'ps''''" ~ 80
eesn7a !" g''s"s '"'" '"7 ".
p'cAe"'e". ""o :" as"sss' s' "
a's"a ~" s'''sS' .'~s' 49,
""''' "a' e~s s''"A'.sZ
e"e o. '~o PS''"'s
bs"" ~ "siao'."'s
Mss'n6 noa' ne sasss - - ~ a.
fiee " me- hee".a'hs 70 ep"'o" " -.
mea'esi men' ir '"HA w. sxss -
c"cops' ava uisa a"'Ss - so. -.
nsos""'a O. "'e '"'a "'" " -
e"sss l".ss"'ss = 'ss"s 49,
'"s ""''""' s.,...I-
whica had nsv,s bees aeewa sp oss!aa ~
tAss pvsiol, ~ess rs&asN ~ - - tws.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07
NOVICE.

NJKCES11Ty saNpst,s y 10 ~ v -
IN dshtora that thsy mast pay sP BY ths 'ath
q 0sessmbcs next, OF they Will 10 sued' we
-, In a condition that the business OF our late
arm aust be closed. Call n the Old stand.
YOUNG \ HARRIS.
tur. ~, 1850 n'i-''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

TAs KsesvIlls Rseisa~s says cray
..rls. ,assssslee siss - fsse. UP v "p'
M sLos ~ days SO 10 Jssesos soa"'
ty, Tennessee.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

IN Chi~sss are qa-.s people 10 T. 10
market A mAa at Canton writes hoss~ to
. f,isaj, thas a u-iehbcr OF hss hsd ~"
laid in bic win'or previs'ons--s bind guar
TER Of = horse aud two barrels Of bull dogs.
The latter sailed 10 keep
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

WUo = q eAVet n ~ AUuoo ~ 0st
~ ~ fsljsA ~ tsenstss, bsw 1spvssssd
IL slssuesaeeeea. thse = ~ aa1sl sAsss 10
NV - u ehsss. b 10y bs In ths pesssacs
~ t1al6 6G ~ \ 0ay n saelsssd IN
stssffAg 49, U7oGaosd bsdy, trsadans H.
deWuwos1 pash - ~ grave Or, esshaps.
- . eAsestel seirits oeektue oPsa u,s Vile ef
NJ - - esaWy ooepe towards hsavsn. u
s~Iy bsassiy cssseosns. aad n,veu,ed with
n. ~
n. - s". WIZ ~!
NJ I".s'...-, ~. 81. ~ n. ~ ,.s-,
n -. s~.s
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s<' s.ss' ~" 80 49, "a. -.
p".'.- e.. ~ as..',,
nes sa'essse' - ~" ''s'Iy s.'...s = ~
s'' - 49, 49,.
s"a 49, css' ""s~""'. 49,
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-
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W. e.s sss nss'' oes" "'.s ~ -. -" -
"."s' -" ~. 80 " s.1i....
:"ss" osr 1~'Fe'' "'''"'' ~" 800
~ No..
:s>'~S wa ~. ~~S ~ '"f' "'y
so""s ~ = "''s' - ~ ~ 80,
49, - " '"
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,I,....h
MI 49, ...' ~ ~.
never ses.s~ss"ssa +" NC sos," " w.
~o.''; :" - .'"1 :, - 49," .: ~.
ws"eu ~ ~ ss's"",a "''s' - ,p'; ""'
- e'o~" o. ""'"y'"''' ~ -. s
's' s"s"s "o ~" ~
w. nsf game sV"" "s's W ~" . "s ~
% ~"su'," =" "su'a "o ~, ~ A.,
.s's' ~" 'ss"s -" ~" !, =. sa.ss
'as 'A'ss, :. 49, ~. 90 :. -. go
49,. W. - - .ss"
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t'sss :: s"' "1y :" =" ~,
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20" 70" u, wv ~ Nv. -.
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o.~' :. - I.,'s..,mal ~. Nh.
sns's - $3.50. "I' :, 4. ,,,..',
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- - -, T. 49,. A.Ax.2s. h.xf.f~ s,,a
w -, .- -.
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s"s! ~ 'a'os ns - ..a,
rs" .'... III, 49,.
v"n tsf'' s''s'" "'"'''e'' '"s -.
'""s," -, s"e" "a
"o''a rs ~ go" 80, 49,
Ak tMrassslsa s.xsE Az a COVER
R>cs.-'ibe luskeees aIs) i'ne tn'"n,
IN noticing the closing OF The 's's Nesho-
dist Canferspe~, publi.ae. scene attending
the seturm Of Hon. u. ". tSsIsnfd, ter
naay y~srs msa,bes Of Congress from 'asi
State. to The uini'try, Mr. u, Delivered a
lecture ia this city las, week, ihe taisn
"a, u,p.rghsa as, .j',i,d 4, IN cou.
,.s,,o. nm . p,o,e.,,io, which Was he
800 N. Confr,.re. Ia establish /. M~,ho>
Az, .sv.,rn.. IL, AZ. r,iv af uo.,y.aYsy.
ssd l.. nror,,I. .a,., .aJ n, ,sto,pset
q, .con,t,ny linn a. . ns.,,er II ,h~ 4 on.
,...,~. ws, ,,est AZ ,ea.o, fo, tbs .s,sb-
L.h,,u.., al ~. ,.urs, Y.,s s.Sv,,s,,t wxs
,s....,n',aI ia h, ~. Ray + q summ~r..
- iax,,, A, it,lll.sd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

JaLas,han l.. cedan'glan. cas- * ~
oldes, u,embsrs oil the isgsi ps1s%tsion y,
New iofk. and postmaster II sAAs s'sy
oadrr Gsn. Jaea saa's ndmAsstsisoe. disd
yu dis gid Sf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

The nsntsvMls ilsm Gays. Negro
men hired hevs IN the lat. ior the year. 81
from e3lO to $3.50 Ill Field h.n's'
Woss>~ from ollO 10 $3.50. Maud an,
one ,vpposs these wsss hssd ,imss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

Dealers II Sfs3ac aud Fancy i'rr Gads
80 Orsssriss. Marshall Street. Jef,
fsrsos. 1sras.
VNyOt'LD noss respectfully iufosn their
w former patfoas and Nv public generally
that they atill eenGRss y sslI epods spcn
.hslr fe',s<s sds...as<~ss '~snA- Th.l' ssssl
IL very large AID IN svesy rsapset esmpaeess
having bern psfchsssa " 1f.t hands " NJ
Frazos in per.cn, rxcIaaivvly fSr this MARKET
and comprising Frvrrh and Aosdesn pssn's,
mu.iina, delain.A, hasasrs si,k goods, tsiu
astngs, bsowa and blsseked 'dousasls, cana
hssv., kssusya, hassyu, r. siast and eias
eisiks, sassiMsrsA ~ rsaAy aads elasAia9.
hesta aal sAoss frsn ~ sseanon bsovAn 70
~ onxst Heenrh calf skiA Hardware. cstls.
n, china and slaAs vssM Fias wiusa, bsas-
dks and imported sssnss ~ favorits brands,
Tagging ~ ssps o. haad q ~ umes ~
fsss,sksd 10 Fiantsss spss ~ osesi tsspna.
Jaa, ~. "a ~.
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yxxsuAslr CesYLs --'th-ss are living
Ia tsra4ass. B>sges seaaty. Nav Jersey. =
vv.ssahl- coapIs, whose sai'sd ages sns','sn'
to one hsadred and seventy SIX yest ihe
hs.hsnd Il ninety and the w,fs eighty Ma.
They have lived Together .tsFrs, years. S'a
ere - web ~ can b. .xpses~d s'.'ss The"
great age. thea mind. ss.ss.say III 'er'f
viest. Hs 10 the lest Of .hf~s bscth~fs who
have long since been gathered h 'as'
fatheya.
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Are ,hsss. ~ Tao ahs of !s.s - shleh
ono Who Asd ~ upon h'.nss'f shs ~ifies
ol public - al trst. ht.ss-is ss,lsds
Or IA il u ~ tolerated ysss s's~s ysas. II.
dsvo,ious OF cesgte: CATION arc I" h. 'i's-
,n,hed the h~sdsilul service II the church
4, .e,rst., and the mumeu'asa uuths al
rsysiatisn dss,slsd Wy lasas ssssessssss
aud eeasufalss association with these sal
.imilar Vulgar and itf-v.ssut 81 ibasiou.s
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:" ,shes | rsm read my asls sit-at.
~ nssmaiea. II. ss.r skl-s.
An is1 .~sw~s,i t5eNsss ssysA "


~ nss,sseas IL s'ie ska-s.
An islt tsr~assi tssAsss ssysA M b
Aaj "lis my asefasa ssc% ts
1s.s above Is the asis cf s1aeutioM i,
which The nss, lines Of ". Watts esestsrss
s~d hymn ~ss recently delivered ss*s ~
deeply recessed shansssl al that Lsss,'sl
cha, ei,. ''e rector VI wbsrh soma tissss sissSs
- seleas.is soasanssi ,hst sh~ ''sstsssaos
u toe peo,eh 'usfruc with shs sRpsoasA
~ ,ela, sh." afd wto 'ronI ti'v pufrA y II
The habit ci sxlss.lisAg thu wsssstssss s8ess
9, IT tbs c.S pu Tor the es - " ~ tbs
MS o. suffering humanity.
The .sms accomplished ".sisass. sp"ss
the .ams dsy on whssh ~ dsatsAsss. ssssss
tho cassvs!. lis tssisssd heAfs;s With lis
stass poetic gem, s'eesfiK~J hsas ~ 'As
ial.oues burss stem The pulpit, Of sloqasns
aud siassic dsc'smssipn
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"a II cannot belt earaot -
Fain wsulA | grant Vie s>aisssd kiss,
Rat. dearest, you aust surely .ee
Il never can he done 10 hs
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IN PAT1Ll1), Aiis~nsy q Lss, Aasea
L Harrison county. Tsxas. ~
OQee h Ne buil1Ins seespied b hse- y
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TOHN MELVILLE BAkRET, AAsvssy =
81 lsso, Mss.hali, Texas.
O4les On ths east atde II publ(s sesaes.i y
the rosns fsrn-sly occupied By COL W. T.
llM.
Jaa. 10, st. No-90-y
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g MONROE HYDE, Asserney ~ Css'~'
~ ssilsv u l.s~, Masshali, Tsaas.
: 10. isSS. as6-lys
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rI>ueOPHILuo PERRY. Astsrssy = -.
j AiasuAsiL Tsxsa, will psas:ic IN ~ Aesses
Of ~ - 1nf1tAl DtaasicI Deafness soe
ed Il NJ eess. VII nsss with pesaes sssssese.
Feh O. looe. Wa
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Professional Garos.


~~~<--~~>~-.~>~--->--~~ s>~r~--r-~>--~~s--~>
,r.,~m 81. n. 1eo1soo1
Il. NuNoON 4 Co, MarsAaa. Tsass.
A. Wko.esals and Retail dsslsss n nvses
s.d Ctsuirs,s, rAlnss, Nia and Window Ossss,
Beeha and &tssioWesy.
~ Al eravr~ prsnPsly atssadsd 70.
Jnly -. 1850. ".
~ n. ADAMB. Attorney 81 i.s~, Marshal
Nayrssoa ceunty, Texas, viii practice !;
~ sixtA judicial diasstcs, and IN the suPrcms
md Jsdsral courts at Tyler jan II, 81.
uNAVtD 1TiNSJS, Attorney M isw, u'i.
spss. Tsxss, tendsss his professional ser.
VICES 10 the vasioss courts Of this Jadisial
District.
March 10, 1850. ~.
INR,S. J. TAY..s.n 's7der- his pv,lsssion.
J al service 90 liz e,lixens OF Aarsaali. End
siciuitv.
,nIics Al his residence. one block east Of ths
Planters Hotel.
May saith, 1855. wy
DocroRs A. sac, ,. ". Johnson have
~ associated themselves is the psasties
Mcdicins.
srOBes over their Drug Store, wsss 40 Of
Ne pabssc Square.
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Here IL a specimen OF revolutionary
ve,.e rslasl~y 10 the BATHS 81 sA'"'es..
pabltsA.d. il sh~ ss~spspsn 81 that eta
Mere soilawssh W. Ssrstsi tate
Of Rs,goys~ And biz army great,
Who 40 psosdiy did display
III. terror Of dsspctic sway,
Hi. power ana pride and msnls threats.
Have hssa brosyhs low by Fortunate
Cstss
To bead 20 be United States.
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~.,rs,ss RsvsslssAs !. i~ssa wssAF - TWO
,,csf'AH0 AND 4 HALF ~ AnmsN " 81 In
sdvs.s,s - jsiaysd sasN assv De sts msMA,s, shs
IT, ~iits rsss osiiass. slaass eeptss, On D'.s.
"d,.slsesa,sa Al 81 psv sps6ss. sea lless q -
an, 70 esnsa ~ ssuass TT very
s...s.nesrneat u eanAhAaose. Te~ 0pe1ase.
Twelve I~r esss will H. ekAsssa "a savsssaHsassss
"' !, "sss.asy esaIssssvss ssass. wtllss seessd
AZ adySntpsmoeee. t45s. -. ra.
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IHAvE removed from Marshall 10 Asstta,
where shall reside for two OF moss yeass,
and viii at4snd y ~ investigation and ssssss-
meat Of busiaess Nth The ditssrset depart.
u,ents ef Osvesnsssnt, ssa the eOsleet'ew OF
stsns assisss pssssss Y ~ vtetstsy e Ass-
tin. AN EDWA&O IAAAAA.
April. 1854
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(SEO LANE. AHorn.y u Asssr, Mss'ha"
NJ Harrison county, TsxaA
September 10, $3.50.