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TO N6ERCEEAN MFG
And the Public Generally!
4 LFRED W. EASTMAN. S,x,r,, Y,
. wholesale agent for f. e. Huteh;ns \ Co
iia'erhlii. y. H., Paper Ma,,afAe,wrers- so,i,;,s
orders for Paper at Manufacturers prices.
sCA.E or PRICES r.YsrI. C,.uor ,.os
Brown Wrapping Paper.
\ No Is by 81 inches. 80 ih.. per Ream, 3, 80
No. 2--i9 Ivy Is % rs
No. '.-l4 by 10 PIP. co.'s
White Paper ne. We, issued,
White and Brown Rags taken in exchange
for Goods. Books Of the best quality exchanged
for Roots. Herbs. Rags. shd Country Produce
Newhury. VT. Sept II, lS:!.,. 5s,f
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Farm at Auction,

T arm al Auction,
MISS previously disposed Of will h. sold a;
- auction. on the premises. on Tuesday, IN.
I'd day of November rcxt, =; 10 o'c,ocl / "
the " -
F.lhN 6 F.H.HING TOOLS
h'-"hSinS TO the estate Of ftmsh Morse. la,. of
! %n'"f"- Also. On the same day and ,;g.., will
, >N Years oid Ware. Sucking Colt.
yoke Of Oxen. pair y.,,x ola <...-.
f'i' Years Old steers. pair wear old siser..
> o">' 3Cal,cs
l. >hc,r. 2Sbn..s
i, '.'"cch' "H ioths Hay. eco Sap-buckets.
4, 0uSar-rah': J single Wagon.
| silver plated Harness
j Terms l-adc known at time 81 sa,-
IL tREIlA e. MORSE. dn,snistrs.riy
Concord. Oct. Is, 1861. So
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.

PERSONA I FltOTEKIY.
| Double Wagon. | Lumber Wagon. | buggy
Wagon. Single Sleigh. | one horse Sled. On
Cart. Flow>. Harnesses. Harrow. lot If Sap
Buckets. lo, If Spruce and liemlock Lumber;
Oats. Wheat, Rye. Com. Potatoes. Hay. Straw.
&C.. five wears old Horse ,carlinC Colt. lot Of
Weed. Mil Logs. &c.
BARRON MOT1TON. Assignee.
ST .J.hn> imirN Oct 20. ~. .h;-j1
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SrIc!nE-Wc learn that Mr.. John Marsh
of Pcacham. took his own Eft, on Friday. the
Hth instant. He left his house saving he was
gong to catch his horse: and was found soon
after hanging to Il tree by halter. and lii,
extinct. No reason is assigned for this rash
act.
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Notice--Pay Up!

WING to dissolution of partnership of Ca
H"nN iErLI.. and the removal of on. IF
the parties. they request prompt sc;,snrn, Of al
accounts due them
Lyndon. July Is. 1857. Az.
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For Directors.

TUF OlTCC7OTS.
HENRY KEYE>. Ncwbury.
JOSIAH STICKNET. Boston.
EHA>TUS FAIRBANKS. st. Johnsburv.
ELIJAH CLEVELAND. Coventry.
WILLIAM THOMAS. Boston.
EMMONS RAYMOND. Boston.
Il. p. CHENEY. Boston.
JOHN GILMAN. StanStcad. {. T..
ALBERT KNIGHT. StanStcad, {. T..
T.. Il. CHASE. Lyndon.
BENJAMIN roMEEoY, Compton, {. +.
URIEL CROCkER. Boston.
THOMAS UPIIAM. Boston.
Il. b. WILLIAMS. Boston.
CHAS. II. BROWN, Boston,
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WIN tft named
Cost, made Garments u Z price. :"N ."
= N XSExEN GooDe
Our! ner,
70
- ~
they VIII call at Inc Ne" Pos
n Concrn
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FOR SALE,

A y extra good Cow. by
IA 56-57 J. c. BIGGHAM.
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National Life Insurance Co,

OF THE. L. s.
CHARLES 5. DANA. Agt at St John slurv vt
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4 TENEMENT located on the Plain, with all
"A the convenienecs necessary to make it COM
Portable. Rent cheap-terms easy.
Inquire at this Office jGtf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-03

lie suaian,d article from i"e
Richmond l..qa..sr wa. .e.rsiet ani sr'
up during QUO absence. snd % il a. present
too ste Go Oh tae space which 5, occupies
vith o,he, matter Ne drapptove enlfeI}
ih- rour.. now being puf-usd hY ihai
once ail- aud ngae iia. Iau.u,i Witch u
90. m.ans tnift. To exist 3d. Wise, and
.ut down NJ Hunter. raud.dair' iar | :.
senator. 81. ,..lip,us, .snef.ng 20 distract
sud divide he Democracy col lhe >ouia.
" have 600 varfo mak. upon those vino
Haye been honestly dissatisfied vito Nr
" s.kcf'. course 800 hsa.s. and regard iur
attempt as ID um,a aud mI.ch.syol.. a.
oaaune n patriotism au1 sound .eHse,
eaisb would ,at.e ts aauere..ary dennn>
citation , formidable ptH} against tae Nd
miui.ttauoa u uo rou.l.
lhe Eaq1.ref 8. sa-i5 Il tbe solsc lam Of
saving UA~.smc sentence, tbat tine Dem'
oeaHr part, have alea,, denied 'be agb'
ot Congress 20 .eg,,.ae upon the subject
os .A,en 600 tas -Iatts or Territories. sud
therefore 10 nesrr ought lp haze been
trough uo rut, contests. aud ve never
can iocu ue, Nauaaa Democratic
parft. .alI vp a...af.l tl.ssy-N quest on
.4,s4t1.,aa d r4ff, .t..f" lIs.u.t fae
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-03
LATEST NEWS.

CuAHirsroN, sept - The largest
if. we have suffered from tor several years,
occurred yesterday Johnson. hotel and
man, houses in the nelghhoihood were dos
.tt.,-i The loss j, osei 500 600, aud j.
about hai' coveted by insurance, priuci'
psil, ia southern Offices
PnuIAurIrnl,. sept - The baas Of
Pennsylvania has suspended The tunri
bank is paving .pecte iptnoie'. but checks
arc not houotrd There is tuu on all the
bank. The, are be.iegrd los depo.i,or'
and note ha.drts. sod ih. excitement =
becoming Intense lhr Grud, CONNER.
ria aud other baus. refuse 90 paw checks
o. note. shoy. SO DE news viii prob
ah, cause ihr ruttfe suspension ot specie
pl,u ,eui- hr hack OF Medina y \
ls. failed l.,oo Lsy} & Go, OF Phil
sd,iphis. have failed The Fon ia Lac
and the Delaware aud Lsckawana rail
foaA, la, failed
- l1rI.. sept l. Dispatch from
i.rcomp'ou st,. the convention has nd
isnfrai ul lhe tbid Nauda, ia October
It- if.p Stat. delegates we've refused seats
PuuADtlruiA. sept - he bank
ID tb., cit, D., general conference. hev"
resolved 90 stand h> each other iu tAfend'
l#s q more literal line OF accommoja
uau t. iler draI-fs
severed oaly, failures sfr reported 10
Philadelphia n,lH1us thr oli established
rpumi..1u house OF Hacker. len y Co.
}mstr others. n q. frputtei that ,'eu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-03
The Facility with which some People
can Dodge.

'a- fN'~f'
oar Contemporary ct lbe fi.s 10 bis IS
sue Of u,e l2th w.. Published ei,hoat com
ment a lssding article from Northern
Know Nothing sarnnl, which ue bad oc,
en.ion to notice 80 Que issue ol Gee I'D b..
Ills article ,n toe I leg sei fadh. 'n SUI
stance. mat there was a ueiHtad hoad 81
alliance het-cru ihe rlaok Republican.
and Know Nothing. % tbs Noth. from =
common bsirrd cot Democracy. and u con
lrmnation 81 he trucking course toward.
tie south Toe writer denou.uates the
Democratic party r. tbe pro slavery party of
he county. and assert. tua tby Ausfle'H-
for Know \nlhinesi occupy Hida.s
rroand between them and tba Black Re-,
pubUcaus H. order 10 destroy the 'ofcc Of
our remarks. the lag puhishss an extract
FROM the atscie 10 question 10 which % 80
asserted taat the Republican, are lhH na
tgra. eueu.,s. of tine tmeuraa r.fiy Hna
that ia., turn from ihe.r Uetratrts villa
iostbus uuI disgust Il ans ote VIII take
ihe psia, H. rpad tt.. N.fArm Know
%oih#e article. bee vii apd fam f's r"u-
tg.tlbs, Zoe Republican party ar asHam
ua'ed lac enemies ct the Amsursn-.
rom whom they tarn with Ioath'"g and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-03
OBITUARIES

Died Of meas,l-. after five DAYS 'Iness' ~
the CITY of Marshall Texas, on Che -ii1dAl o.
June. 1877. Mis- MARTHA rENbLptt
PIERCE. daughter of +, G. ard NAfia" -
Pierce
Penelope was born in !iaynNll lloGstonto-
Georgia, ON the 25td OF SupieGhcr, 1919,
Her piA steal drtclopcment, were trnief aUu
delicate, yet her mnd WIS ~sruug, H2of"u'
and active, too much SO tug her constitution
And h Nas tie advice o. ouO o. her waeh'''i
To her parcnts, some time ago that seino
means ought tp be used, ia deyclnpc her pif'
zeal, equal to her mental powers, or ,he neNe.
would reach the meridian ut .ic. Her gfc"'
ambition was to cultivate her mental iaeuVp''
advance IA .icr studies, excel in her eias'e''
and rise above her equals ~ age b h''
AIRY pursuit., Such being the ca~e she scare,
Is ever indglged ~ those amus.men1s Ap'
scholastic exercises, common in all our ,ehoo''
aud essentially necessary, to give -treng'n s"1
elasticity TO the physical powers She hAa ~
taste or cn.qYmeu, ON thc play ground Nh'tJ
ars ,ehoolmnle. were delighted, and Won"
indulge too often, II not prevented, TO eNe''ii'
Her greatest delight was, to tee qulei'y 9eauN
at her desk. preparing herself for her f''Vs
ton, aud when school VAS dismissed, to f.'"'"
quietly to her home.
No one n the mernug Of life, ever ""
more ~ stem and order, with rs lhtle hu',
and confusion Her dressing and gtne'r
appearance was always neat and well adJu,''S'
Her book. wcra always in their proper p'A'e'
and ready tor use. and her desk aud sc" ~
perfect order She never knowingly. OF W."
fully violated law in school. bat yielded W..
phcl' obedience to the will of her leaehe,
she was advancing rapidly in her siudl's' ",
would soon have completed her a's"'""
course but disease, That cruel nohs'e'' ""
pro-traic- the good with the cvll--lhe ''uo'."
and promising with the Idle aud less 'n''f'S''ss
seized Penelope whose weak aud delicate W !,
slltution, was sooH made conquered N,'''''
his ruthless power she yielded IN cain ~
mission, and ended her work, whioh s"e "-
pursued vt,l SO mach satisfaction to hei'V
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-03
nAil AnnANnnMNNrs

.nxtvaEs sxp IrrAHrr
..~ra. -r.a ~hsresl.,rt AaNiVaa f.- PSI.
Ia.t..s,v AMI >sturlsy 81 hhftth
"Wednesday. ffii4f. ani ~"fHiaf p
er.rsrs rts ii-nti-r-nu p AEaivfs t0''''F'
'r4,sr~ias sr4 ~Alnrlas ri . ~ utfsN'h
W,.lse.i.g FRIDAY and .uuias, at =
aarnEsS -Hta jefferson - ApHtFFs a--l'f
Thsrs.htv AL saturday AZ ~ btFtA4 ;
"Wednesday fr.,iag AID Sunday % p y
NonrnN,ar ~rta Tyler " AHRfsEs tii--.isf
Jtuf.is4 sud >slneisy % r y hfFfhta
v,sa.v Weiursdsy ausl faiay a.
g.,rn.ns-,fa Ns4.frld-- AFFi,Es Ng.l -..sf
aui SATURDAY. n ~ Dtfsar Iitafs'Ai
and Mnnsi,v si6 ".
rnKt ,ppa = leave an1 arrive ihe same GAYS
in-..isy. THURSDAY and saturday
Guam i Afntes Hn THURSDAY Ht . ~ gov ''
~arriav sf6F 81 d~.aH. ua iisrsiaf Of a 81 b
aifi su igsr-4sf ti irN
osstrx florss--ff am =. y io u - 'hi if.'n .
mgru
plir- afen 1Fr delivery at@ P II.
Mad sI,s-s f.f iie tlsi st l1 A.
liz aslif- d - open aH ~H.fat' irfn l' i'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-03

't. ''ti
Hon. Henry \. wise.
Ts.-al.rat. p.fb4Hs. within cine htpad
U.gt. alt.. l..,n a man who orrapI.. go
o,4,rb p.B.f. attention sd tA. present u1.e.a.
tbs .8i-uasui.hel gentleman whose naas
heads tia. an.a.a. mad ue ua taai, -at.
t,a ona stand. higher la the confidence aud
,il.,tl.,... % ni. Democratic party Nh,
tuar. tH.i he D.. h.ina .1 Violently s.,
.saI.d D., Southern. IsHtu,I*. claiming ia he
Danacrucl Nhlt ha. tr done 10 forfeit
tb.. ca.f..rc. .tt. .appltt I'd the South
l.l. Luf. rat..n.tfIs % .uruHs. tAata palI.
ur..a 30 ptoataeu, 81. Gov N,.,. aud que
who had tsudrr-d -usu d..uagg shed .sf,
vice.. .,1 ln. Dm9rrsa, party. would l-a.
..Ia.ia, o.. appo,liIpu press huj that be-
-hasiI oa. attacked Boa, Democratic. I1urrsi.
1t The south. when +. j.. wru known tutt fr
ha, h.en abnuns $50 ul. lite tu delerrr 90
~.utn,m interests. d. the -trauga-i and
most gHarruuuttb.e uius# DO the world
AL m. .ausrs and .ps-rac. breathe to-
,,,5uIe.t devotion fo .f4r south sud ben iH-
.tqnuu. II aa, sI,a,, b.ep considered
-. suu.frs il bi, State kIIh', sIrWs %, De-.
l.H.l., 10 i1. Calhoun omg 81 th- Stale
Eash iaf1. viz tnru, .Ingio ..u out
iraul au.a.s t.s numerous H.sHd- ui tae
ADMINISTRATION as ap object '.I .p.ra, a.
urh TIE has nte,r uut.,a q .et=f 2, nI.a.
, .ss-cu. RI .a SO, m.urrf improperly u
t,.Itat-. with ia. action uI tuo TED .ral
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-03

cannot Hui cal htitH'I 1853 20 'i' ft+7-
|n Of piaHtng a fence a"uhi our pfH'r
"ni, 300 vHr1 q shut ~ mo- story Of many
81 our friends 'a}. we. ,.'si s Tee W't1.
eternity ihr reHH3 o' eNi.'rae" aHd '9t
a. give proof 70 ih" aa'ei'''1 90 iae IiaH
Nh Amelia " Murray, Hho lfir.Y iffvsi-
"a through our canrif. that HrrHh.rhHs
l-m sasai t4 forget l'sell -Hmetmes I" th-
c1uceta' 90 Tue grave "nd "i immortality
What rshne' 'ts sentiments or'm'"'''
DO" espeutirs of 10" roaeb road o' every
d'' liir more. NJ Incorporate. 10000 nature
' Taste as pni" and nHc""'an4 a''r' rs '''
dd dollars enl cents. IS 10 s"h. ij'h 'l"
s'AY'' OF ihr departed dr'' w." ""'''
"'IA through one "' 'h"'' '"i
without sensation ct pleasure ''''''
nom CONSCIOUSNESS ct H'l'''N ''.''ei
hood, rather than a 'ofr'" ir"n lhA' 'I ''t
comm 10 late 'hls pi"a-"'" j. '.'"''N '''
bancTd When we see '"" 'r"' s. ''''''
couch ofnnhrn'ej "'V cN''''''.' 10 'N'''
and handsome ''ncee. 'h'' 'h""'' h" I'D.
for hrfe Ii" the pal" csfi'r' "I h'ti'''-
Deals mere are the ''"tf''' tn' ''e'''.'
a'Y' ana Tue 'e"'" o. 10" ''c'hs'' '' '''
Other VA 'he'e stones OF vance ''''' ''.'
4sN fsaftffI INttHIf H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-03

O. Haa
hat, .uaf- .a.as.e D. ..a,t -sl,t .n.H suns Dion
r. N'.s' hi ''.'''r. ..,r Is ~ 1'r' 20 ~ '''
~. fotsp noaa8.sis Cd t.a ID, G. .ssai
ttH biN,Ea GA saturday I'st, ibe
Bar aud Officers Of the Couu, gave com.
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st,pr. tEn,s 80. warmth al is.I,r,# ron.
nee'ed With It, which gave rest to the en-
teflHinueui lhe dinner WAS prepared %
III. Marshall l.,tpl. and ~. Dn5.d,.etYea
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COMPLIMENTARY Ban ID Ia b. r,v,n to Tie
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\ro NosK. Sent 49, The steamship
lnaUt. which l.li liverpool on the pa
instant arrived al Ol.har She blIu3. tour
d,,. G,s.r ness thar We bad D, the steam.
.AIp Persia
In. COTTON .r,.sfLst .v4.t az and had al
vrcad 10 per POUND
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'll' t>iN '''3' "'" ave- '1 VIZ"
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i'n "i rhit.''-' "t, t on lte other band
'h" i'ad g" ".u'si pr"Iftmeui l'"ts''"'i"N'
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-03


upou the tue polio, i'r the southern states
90 pur.n. Boz the event Of frrmouts elcc.
ton That Convention wac held. and W.
piars va. mlt, wstgrrd add should iho
cauuug-nc, hasr arisen which called % to
reiher, IT. utrp, result. would have been
seen Anj ,tt this mpu d. sIanurr,d and
abused b, ~au'bvm Democratic Journals as
,lu.ouad io ui. oNu native SouiA Bat let
ID. la.. iar mou Hi a. his services to th"
Democrsuc party
At t.s most m.mofa lie ct.sis 90 the his-
tor, ri tae party. ,ta time when the hn'"
Nothing pat1 AAt swept ever, non slave
aaIdiug State 900 tine tnlnu mrmhef' OFT
tanefess. Legs. ,iuf,s. t,oyernHf- aud all
AZ thus fiu, t4s gfc4t contest ul $50, Which
would uevl,b, decade the tate oi IHe Dem
ocratc part, l9f Near-, was about To-
COME oH go Virginia lbr DemncucH, 10
State Convection. hH wing ihr unporianr"
al tins cul t,.f. aud that iiWouid ftqwfe tne
abIe.i aud he.t men 90 iead lt ga such "
crisis. nominated thi, distinguished gentle
msu %, 90. candidate tot ,o,rfuot, sUd H'N
dt te hl .a- hIeh expectations oi h's
Intends. H. did not msfel, content ban
.a.i with mahiag one of two tucY speeches
u -pme 90 the mort lopn,uu' cities i.
Hi. r.auou. ud 0mmopWed'H, hHi
ur ent-r.d upon mp-t thorough aud 49,,
aaou. au,as, ai t5+ ,uf1r state. nt thr
nfe.t .H....uaa stt.aa. CO., .H- ,e8r. opafi'
iae Il. ..r .i d-irnrr .ul U.m0era ic ln.
cpas iort.e long manlt' be- c.tou
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COUNlY COUNls>lONER

or Money irf subscriptions ae i.r ts-- 90 fl- Co.
p,h'i.aa 80 ,rslf. i,r fef4anl. af u,iH ,fasr .5
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-03

fioRsr InuyEs We learn from the
Henderson Democrat, OF the 18th nit. that
serious difficulties were anticipated IN Titus
and Hopkins counties, owing to late deyel,
opm.a,. concerning set Of horse thieves,
WHO sre proving about 80 those counties
Il is TO BE hoped hat some means will be
sorted to soon, 'o put stop 70 these dep
re- sions. We lssrn tina, a regular ats
tack upon the supposed horse thieves, Is
nov nediinted, aud serious consequences
az ioos ed Tor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-03

GEN. JACKSON oN BANKs-- The Ag.tn
.pondveto OF the New Drlrans Delta,
giye- the following extract from l-tter Of
General Jackson to hen Houston
&" hu, TO protect your morals, aud to cap
the climax oi your prosperity, aud protect
the labor Of orr county, YOU must provide
On Your Constitution by postire prori0On
that yonr Legislature never shall establish
tauk, OF any corporation Whatever wsth
Toe power TO issne paper; that 40 bauA
shsil be established by the Legislature ex
cept on specie basis, add then oul, with
the power Of receiving deposits and ex
change There never WAS. nrr ever wiil
be- use ior uoS Other knj except for
.rscuAa'afs aut gwnh..s .n siocka. and
tt.s 'n Zoe utter tuIH e., the labor and mofAls
al country 4 opecie currency gives life
and action to the producing classes. on
which tho prosperity Of all Is founded.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-03

y n. rONe s. % Candidate Gif C.a 3D., 900.
ss4er ehsa a1 i'.s iaHh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-03

or We noticed, duslug the pas, week
sessfal wagon load, Of new Cotton pas,
iug through our city We learn that the
cotton crop in Harrison eogniy is much
better ihsn WIS anticipated
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12
BALTIMORE
MS, MEDICAL OFFICE, Soc,

~. ~ a.. "A
ag urtet Raifro,s, ncnr the Pos, oheel
III or No fLE REQ lREnzDf nils aa t",,v co
rhyacnn the Alope,hie SCHOOL, may be oo'e"'"~'" wy
suited In all private nature "f d,aeahe u..a
No Money required u en'' - NO, ~ ~, n IN
practical experience OF oyer ~ yeafa enables ~, NJ u. W
sar,an tho shortest peesole tlme to nav" 'V
effected.
celebrated the eeetua andspeedy cure q. VI
eass.a Diacescs established IN 'nH sy Nv
refuge from Quackcry, over 20 wears age
Thc ssiah Wcp",nsse"
this oud public notiea unnecessary we're
for the many applicants here Tor .'ea.n"" WV s
flourish so largely In the public prints ana WIN VIM" ~ wy
Amic,c.i he on yo"r Guard,
IN, unud avoid nmty poennar, and disappointment
seek early medical proper treatment cnhoe obtain
I'd Dr. NJ makca No Allurlng pto'esse'ie P'"h''o' " ~
'""" ne ",. Sc.""I"s, aud s'hr..ic Gases.
Tho usual symptoms are sore threat u'''nu" u,, M Wv
Mouth Itching and rendotness about The None n,.n"s
rrnptona npon the Upon the perfect Const.s"ona
oldest and mos inv oofae ei .".h '"s'~ All NJ "
Nlllnt to stake I honor aud reputation.
The Triumph OF science.
Thu remedies ut Dr NJ in reaafinR strong and manly vg
nr renovatng shat,ced oonnion aud removing speed
lily all debility injury incurred nom certain se''e' MAUI" "'
unsurpassed by any daccy ercs ct tbs aRe
Euiccbicd ua"h""d
psy here nnd restorative, aud III 'ands ho 'r"
use reascd tho sweet u,on Of hr' which rom ,ns
Quackorcs IN their hitherto h"' a'"'' h"" ""
come almost culnguhhed ,.,....
po'onous compounds of Mercury OF N"Alo" Drug" use
his practice
Inn, ,xpc,cucc 4, ihr eaimen, Female Adections Nor
yous i,senaas uuahcs Dt To Afford Larry hshU ana
Care in the dnenli eaaes s"''""
y guarded marked with hakiu hnh de'h'y
Dr. Wills tirc"s prssrn'ise.
This knsdy arplenhis to ehh', ses WIZ nc
duly prepared by mail on looolp oi ~ 81 ny fehhe ~"
lncacrption viii bo Included 49,, ,,, N
p.,an, pcrsons cured home, by edlfcaslng pN J u
MILLS HnrIMour, do'iors post raid2 Medicm'hAo sent !"
any direction, by mail OF oNpross
lunn2l dly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12

lNrEkESISMy stock Of Guano and other fertti2crs
row Store consisting ot Peruvian tiuano No A, Bat
price Eb2t DcBurgs Manipulated truano
composed pure Peruvian, Mexican Guaho and Bone
aad by many to be superior /" Peruvian Gu
ano DeBurg per Phosphate of Lime Mexican ''uano
containing of Bone Phosphate of Limr Kettle
ws and Plaster excellent manure for old land To-
hacco Lots ynciburg Ground Plaster in Bulk Bags Bar
rcs
my to keep sgpod supply "f all The most APP
proyed iorlrre sell them At the highest price
ihat ear he od possible prices thVt they
can he afforded unno fr III the agents OF the Pc
rlvqn and is certainly of the os quality
81, prrc any other market ading the cost of
Praisnnrtatian Fertilizers much used aud |
prove 70 Farmers AID Planters that II to their interest TO
patroizc such house rs propose to keep Please give e
n csn WIN. a MILLER,
On Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12
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VOL. 5..-NO. 96S.
DAILY VIRGlNIAN.


nn,;n, IN. neyntintion nj Gbent n Tr.a,y of
p..oa ,o which bny. lust alluded n Festival or
p.nons, ar II NAV have been Ball. wa. about
10 take place, at which il was proposed 10 pay
y, al .,,, ,,aa,, a., nj, IN. S,v
wv ""s'o'y :.L. .aa,, ~ uonra.an,aa
'te'Rhs VINO "e'' ,,, W. p, pri e ~
on the oeeas'o"' NV .,e p, -.
United Statss,-repfesen''u." ."e.''", ~"
her, by Mr., Ad"ns h'ms''' WI, pa. a,'' WI.
Clay, Mr.. Jonathan Russell and Mr. oa" -
were oi course not To ne overo"keo ano 'oe Mu'
sicnl Conductor or Band Master vt the place CALI
ed upon these Commi ssoners 10 furnish him
Win onr national Air Our national Air, said
,b.v. i. Yankee Doodle. Yankee Doodle. said
No 'ra,d,cior wbnt ia that1 Where sbaIl | find
-, a. .h..n ,vn. II comnosed1 Can Won SUNNY
ma ,,;,h III. .cor,f rh, pcrplc xitv OF tho Com
mo WIN '"e eoo,oi ,"s ns ";.a5 ,h.n ~ ,Y aa.or
~ ~, -. t;i, =, ,h.;r ,,;,.. .nd. rhov
oeu. in'y WIZ my ~ ~ | i,@ ~ ~.
nnu never 'hae'n'u '"", '"oy ' ~ 800
oi this sort 10 set'e'"no enc" ."'".a .. 'n' o,"o'
IN despair Az ihht they o0'"""sn' "e'"' 'h "
happy moment. thnt thefe was ooio1eo se'sans
of Mr.: Clay's Who like so many OF his race was
first rate whistler, and who was sure TO know
Yankee Doodle by henrt lie was forthwith sent
for accordingly md tho problem was solved with
out fnrther d.l,v Tho Rand Master iotted down
H. Az, - ,h. o,i,,,l hn, ,yh;.,i,a + and ha
r ,,;nh, .a,a Ar Adam. Ynnk.. Doodle wa.
wy '''s"' n"' ~. -. ,n". ,an ,.anIa sc.,c.lv
set 10 so many pa,ts ''a. w.. W. a a,, a., =,
hn'' hp""" !" """ - ' wv Nv
all tho priae' pomp """ o'o"e."nos VI w,
hiid haughto"y' OF oroh'. UumPe' anu oyno"'
I" tho edihoa'oh oi tne A"eo oo'e,ssnsol Vi III"
rope. and To the gIorhcatlon oi the United oose-
| reigns Of Amerioa.-N. {, Winthrop.
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BArnisa.-onee week ~ oiten enough ,or oe-
cent white man to wash hlmseiI MI over M" wneh-
| cr in summer or winter thnt ongnt 10 DO uohe WIN
soap warm water ana hog mar orush IN II roo'n