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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09

) Carrioeqes at FuneraLS.--We see that the
;ress in various quarters are trying to effect an
economical reform in relation to the matter of
hiring carriages ut funerals. 1t is certainly II
matter worthy of consideration We have
known many instances where families in strin-
rent circumstances have been subjected to a
most extravegant and cruel expense for this pur-
nose, because it is the custom. The remarks
(which follow, come so near expressing our own
;views on the subject that we adopt them. We
tare sure that no one can have Greaterrespect for
: the sacred relies Of the loved and lost than we
+ have. ave would see every remark Of respect
bestowed upon all that is left to love of friends
and neighbors. But it is frequently the case
that, in accordance with custom that has
grown almost universal, poor people spend
enough in hiring coaches, to keepa small family
a whole year. Those who really love the dead
when they were living, will not hesitate to fol
low the relics to the grave without the aid of
carriages Near and dear relatives in feeble
health, would of course need to ride, but when
the hiring of coaches extends to the sum of
sixty, seventy or one hundred dollars, it takes
the hartl-earned savings of laboring man for a
whole year to meet it, and, in the meantime, the
living have to deny themselves comforts to pay
for that which could not have been considered
necessary in order to cvince due and worthy
respect for the dead. These remarks can Of
course have no application to the rich; to those
who have an abundance of the worlds goods,
hut even they might give portion of the
bounty bestowed in this way, to relieve the suf-
fcrings of the unfortunate who have not where
withal to protect them from the frosts andsnows
of winter or keep the children from hunger and
misery. PompouS funeral pagcants arc not
half 80 much worth as the gifts of charity to
the suffering
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09

PapuL-A man whose face was furrowed
DER viii, years, and whose hair was white with
the frosts of time, was found last evening in the
alley leading from Quincy to Monroe street, be-
tween Main and Market, where he had taken
up his lodgings for the night. To the,questton,
why are you here?" he answered, "NEhy hereY
Why not here. I've no place else to go and
find better quarters" He was taken to tav
crn aud provided with comfortable bed
Here will lie to night!--but where to-mor-
row." would have been an appropriate ending
for his soliloquy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09

Gre it a 7rial.-The Carbon Oil is fast gain.
ing reputation as the best burning oil in use.
For sale by I. b, johnson, l75, Market street,
where you may also find the Genuine Alopeoia,
the greatest in use, as our cert-
ficHses will show. The Celebrated Old Do,nin-
Ion Yeast Powder, the best ever offered for sale
ia this city For all kinds of fancy extracts,
hair oils, &C., call at JOhnston's. Prescriptions
carefully compounded day or night
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09

Tarieties.-Payne & Co., have an intcrmina-
bic variety of everything in tie variety or fancy
line, with the late and popular music The va
riety displayed by this establishment and the
excellence Of the stock, renders it almost impOs-
siblc for any one to enter the house without
seeing something of which they stand in need.
For fine soaps, brushes of all kinds, port mon
les, work boxes, &c. go to Payne & Co.'S, Mon
roe street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
@ N ID Do J. LA r.

EANT u n - EIA E4Sf I'll w
ONE OF THE REST pURGATINE AND LIVER MEDI-
" ONES before the puLlIc namely, DR. sGNEuhp's
1SYICOHAIoH orLire, kemSly That acts as
easier mder enectunl than Oter mgdt
~ cine Known 1t is mot only callinr,e but a LiTer
matter thus accomplishing purposes electualy with
Sions Of most csiartius il strengthens the system
K the same time that It and when taken d'iS IN
moderate doses Will and build 1t upWiH' Du-
DR. sAEI5HD's 1xviGoEA7oR IS compounded entirely
frOu new articles OF medicine, namely Gums
idea of the strength OF these may be form
whenit Is known that one bottle OF the lnvg"Ia%r
contains as much strength us one hundred doses OF CAL
O Though possessing medicinal powers these Gums
have been Tut little known physicians aud never used
orator, which with unprecedented
induce the proprietor to offer it family medicine
Its effects. 1t has rarely 1aIied
to cure Lieer Complaints in their worst forms.
~ Indigestion being caused by derangcd LfEes cured
- when the Liver is excited TO action.
JaudiceIs caused by improper action Of the LircT
let any one troubled with Jaunce nvipurator
regularly week, and their skin will begin to
costiysnsss can be permanently cured by the rnvgo
rator. Take It in small doses retiring, aud 1t
enature in hur operations BY gradually diminishing the
dose, tile bowels are left in healthy and active state,
r-Nvery sounrclIeVed By taking double Irf0-
o0r, which corrects all acdity and sOurness v tie
For an overloaded stomach has equal as it re-
lieyvs all oppressive feeling after eating
HEARTILY For family medicine generally allwo
@it speak in the LlsIestterfns
DR. SANEOAD's ISvIGUIGIoH came to recommended
cure for Liver Complaints and nll disensts Arising
our Physicians in It's favor Induced us try
conviction ccrtaIn that 1t s Of the grtacst bles-
" sings given TO Dyseptics, 1t complete
before the first bottle taken, and
anything edible Without trouble, while before,
ing but the lightsst food would digest aid often t.
give pain. Now what want say to all readers
Is, Il Liver Complaint Dyspepsia trouble GU,
fail to try this, the greatest reu'y the woridtate
Fact.
There has been tried i'm fauiIy remedy
iSlcl has met with such uIboundetl
ofdiseases incident children, DR. SAHIOhDs INyIG-
URA1OR; nor Is II alone FOR diseases Ofcdrsu that
IT. for II acts as = Gathartic SO mildly and nifty
and to the thoroughly
- think We are doing service TO all in advising them
WHEN they need medicine to try tis reTredy. There
that have under notice where grrut
eft has been received in diseases OF the LfEe Stomach
aud Bowels where all other failed
Itlas become so usrful in our family that Wlnotdo
&withoutit.-JuctdOaEitfe CIdtd y Rel,uLEtcGH,
PRtCE oSE DOLLAR PAR n0TILK.
SANFORD & Cos Propri, 34h BrOaduay, New York.
7. II. LOGAN 4 CO., Agents for Wheeling.
JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati.
GEO. II. KEISER. Pittsburgh W oItsnle Agents.
aulI-:iul-iv-daS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09

County Court-Ycstcrduy in this court,
Jim Finn and Bill Lcfcvers were convicted of
petit larceny, AHA sentenced to one years i'm
prisOnment in the county Jail. Thomas Todd,
charged with beating an old man named Rose
with stone several months since, was found
guilty, and fined $500
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09

Horri6ie--An accident, almost too horrible
to relate, occurred to little son of Andrew
CritchIow, who resides near McKeesport, Pa, at
the works of Pollock, Dunscth & Co. The little
fellow, while at play near cokeing oven, fell
backwards into it and was, as to his body, ami
hilated. The remains were reduced TO cipder
within few moments.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09

Tile Crossings and tie .Streets.-Thc late
rains have left the crossings and streets of the
city in most miserable condition, some of
them almost impossible We may as well make
up our minds to Yet used to it, us we will
doubtless, be abundantly favored with more of
the same sort this winter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09

.Roo"ey has received a choice lot of literature
THIS week-more 50 even than uSuaI-judging
from the magnificent specimens which he laid
on our table last night Success TO the enter
prlsing Mooney, he spares no expense or pains
10 distance all competitors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09
FROM ~ AsHINGToN.

Dec. S.-A government message has been pta-
ced in the telegraph office, directed to the Post
masters at New York. Boston, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Porthnd, Hartford, Cincinnati, Lou
i$ville, Chicago, St Louis, Memphis, Little Rick
err points announcing that the Presidents Mes
shge has been communicated to Congress. This
message is to be Instantly forwarded on signal
from the Capitol. tits, therefore presumed thar
the Message has been sent in advance to al
those points.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
IN WALL STREET, N, Y

consequence of tie recent heavy failures in New York
other Eastern cities, the houses have
suffered losses and to their
rifce Goods to such an extent to leave without
equa. in commercial history. Ready money advanced
such value be quite to Eet9< per per
month discount. Those fortunate enough ready
cash found 1t matter to obtain goods at almost
price, and in consequence, ALIEN HESMAH, at 1877 Main
visit him an assortment OF goods (some Of which
merated very little MORE than half their vulue
Ladies in particular requested to call and will rd
all that said is strictly true.
Alex Heyman has received by Bait. & Ohio Rail
Penns lvania Raload and bH Express, Of teargest
assortments OF Try Goods ever offered and consist in
boiled and ustrlnes at only 70 per yard BLACK
Fancy coiOTen Bayadere silks; Tartan Plaid SEs New
grades plain French ernos from IS cts and upwards
Extra Rich all Wool Lainesi Paids;
encia Pads new styles and of other Dress
Goods. too numerous TO mention.
/ sHAwLS, AfANTLES AND sOARFs-Very rich Chenille
Shawls Very rich Plush ShRwls Very rich Shaws,
New style Double shavs, Broche Long Square shaws
Cashmere ShHwls Gold Borered ScHrfs; OOas almost
every style and quality embracing all the novelties Of the
NEEDLE WORIS-RealPrenchy Work Collars Sleeves and
Travelling Sets very cheap. In assor-
ment OF Needle Work that have eve been able to Offer
MOURNING GOoDS.-A complete assortment Of every
thing in Dress Goods, Shswls Yes Collars. Sets &c.
asS Cent? o dh s,n Tsry cheap
DOMESTIC AMI STAPLE GooDs.-The most extensive
assortment that is to be found in the city many of them
being bought low, and will be sold for they
would cost TO manufacturers at the present time.
make and quality at greatly reduced prices
CARPETs-A superior and far Increased assnrte
and OF entirely very desirable styles coIors
~ of genuine Sable, Some 1iarteR Fitch
had them here in great variety and LOW prices.
bear in mind that stock Is larger than it everhas hem
and that all goods bought, without exceptions for NET
money market know at once that With the facilities
ready cash. Goods be surprisingly cheap. Call and
examine before purchasing eiseNhere ,,,,,.,,,
ssplS-3m l3I Manstreet, Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09

Assault and Battery.-AIikc Fink assaulted a
man on Saturday evening in lager beer house
up town, and yesterday he was fined for it by
Aid. McCortney.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09


! PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
| WAsuixcroN, Dec. 8--In the Message the
President saws that owing to the monetary de-
rangement Of the country, a Government loan
may be required before the close of the present
session. The financial history of the last forty
years is one of eXtravagant expansions in bust
ness, followed by ruimous contractions The
| Federal Government cannot do much to provide
against the existing evils and we must rely
mainly on the patriotism and wisdom of the
States, which should afford a real specie basis
for our circulation. He recommends the pass
age Of the Banking law applicable to all Baltli-
ing institutions in the country. AS Great brl-
tain and the United States understand the Clay
ton and Bulwer treaty, III sense directly oppo-
site he says the wiseSt course is to abrogate 1T
lby mutual consent aud commence anew. Over
lures for adjustment recently made by the
British, in friendly spirit, which the President
cordially reciprocates. With all other Govern
mcnts except Spain, our relations are as peace
full as we could desire. 1t is the Presidents
uuruUse to send out Minister with special in-
strnctions for Arizona, and commends to the
friendly consideration OF Congress the subject
of the Pacific Railroad, without finally commit
ting himself 10 any particular route, and calls
especial attention to the recommendation OF the
Secretary of the Navy in favor of the conStruc-
ton of ten mail steamers of light draught.
Instructions ona!l QUESTIONS Ps.i.ng DSewfen
the two governments anu Win n., r
to have them speea'ly ana atliGIIS @ oo It
possible, while our minister 70 Cnlna mas oeen
70 occupy %Ppyy, is", ~ cantop he will
cordially cooperate with the British and French
Ministers, in all peaceful means 70 secure inc
treaty and spula9Glns OF toSe Just S0heess,"hS
TO commerce, which the nailoUS %l inc "orla
have right TO expect, and winch emma cannot
he permitted to wltnnoi9. our IlncG't,es WIZ.
New Granada are, it is to be hoped, IN lar
train for settlement, IN manner just ana non
orablc to both parties The United states are
more deeply Interested than any other nation N,
in preserving the freedom ana security % n "Il
the communications across the lsthinus 10 Gen
trail America including Panama ana recon-
mends the passage OF an act, aplh"rlzlllg t ~:
President, in case OF necessity, 70 employ inc
Land and Naval force 10 carry mo no, erect inns
guarantee OF neutrality ana also similar 4eglala-
ton for the security oil any otiier rou1e across
tereSt by treaty.
The President condemns the lawless eXpedl-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09
NEW NORM MARKEr

DEC. s.-Flour declined 5000 bbls sold at
81, GOa4 20 for State; 2Oa5, 90 for Ohio; So, 10
a5, 40 FOR Southern. Wheat very dull Corn
declining Mess Pork 25c lower sales sI6.25;
Prime Pork 25c lower, sales at $i4, 75a15, 30
Beef dull Stocks dull.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09
Second stock of Fall & Winter
Goods.

IIEISKELL SWEARINGEN will open Wednesday
IL AID Thursday, M and Sth 0ct their second stock of
Fan and Winter Goods, all of which have been purchased
the "GREAT PANlC,' which has had the effect of
reducing the prices goods lower than they have been
years We determined offer great inducements
to CASH and PROMPT CREDIT bayers. Our stock very
complete and embraces Immense variety of desirable
goods, comprising full assortment OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09
ClNCINNATI MARKEr.

Dec S-Flour dull. Hogs unchanged, and
very little doing. Weather unfavoraSlc. Nc
sales Of Importance. Whisky lG1 and steady
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09

RlcnMoNp, Dec. s.--rho State Legislature has
fixed upon Thursday the 10th for the election Of
q. s. Senator to succeed Mr.. Hunter, whose
term expires iii 1857.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09

THE CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD STRIKE.
EVANSVILLE, Dec Strains on the Central
road commenced running to-day. The men
were paid yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09
FALL FASHION FOR HATS.
4 2HT

AN now prepared TO furnish my numerous patrons and
1.-The public with very superior quality and style OF Rioe
Hats which light, elastic iastcolor fine usre OF
finish and great they will render good
vice weather. also general OF
Soft Planters, French, Roekland and Hungarian styles
Black BROWN PEARL Beaver coOTs. Also, Mems and
Boys' Caps, of the latest styles.
B.-AIOleskin Hats finished to conformation measure
notice Bring along the cash and you get all
kinds OF head gear avery low tariff, Al
W. w. JIMESoN's,
aug2a No. SIS Main St.
TTNHE SYRUP OF ELECAMPASE warranted to cure
i Coughs, Colds, HoaTseness &c, for sale only by
oy4 T. h. JOHNSTON. 1I6 Market ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09

Il, .l,so, NJ i1sisor,r ,lJGb;i I,g,,sto C1b,r;cs
eo' savannah, hict'noIu I"i'1nia, ana I.'l-
~ 49, T,,,os M
ic to y,s i',sa,t. fSry,r.J m .i.,nnl
G,,, a. IL. T,'ar
. ~ MsSS''se mas oee'i Sent III "uY''ee 10 al
ttiose toi''tS'
=, ,,rI, /, InIs ,1rII3T-r1,
AtiA.0iNS W. ~,
= DEC: qMNttGS ~ Is az u,,,.I
FAIR lar and good White O5al 10; Sales Of new
w hlte Siorl at lZa95; Yellow +oaoo. w hiSNS
224"233. Exchange on New York u 'U4;
NJ, ~
news has been received at Fort LeaTenworth'
rom MAJORS ana hnsselis tram teat inc govern
ment animals are dying IN great numbers ON INC
pans COL ll0In RON Fort haF I'm .ast
no news OF the Utah expedition.
70, ~ Observation-Disclosures.
OF LOUIS, zee nc river mas risen ,ES ?lN NJ
eneS WITHIN me last - h9ufs. lug itlpolS mas
a no tt!Iee leet IN me eOanhel ana Mining lhe
l,SsouIl Is aoou. WIZ. ~ itsneS On
Tue worst BARS : i S, on me oar at pnon4"e
Tho i r;yar n. 70 Pol, 1sI",S I'm, ,b%~. j.
cons;derabic ica ,,,nninS in consequences of ,l,.
e e,"S G n;I IVY i. f Rl ,ist en tI,.
Invc ,d ,,ln,,t, or S,n,Isr Go;ahts tfinjTsT
W "''e t'e'''' v .
niSse,S Ai ] .teso , ,i %is
tr;ct M =, a,,,c
.vi ". u
= 90 ''''''' -" 1''''.a
RoSrox Dor ss-..rbr cor,ritto onno;pto,lt 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09
PRESIDENT9S MESSAGE.

OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE SWEETS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09
lily INTELLIGENCER

SUPERIOR NEWS INK.
We have just received at this Office, another lot Of Burr's
.s.ror NeWs InL-the bvstn the country Orders from
,jln,ry OH ,es promptly filed. Terms cash.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09

BosroN, Dec 8-'rhe committe appointed to
investigate the affairs of the Bay State Mills in
connection with the failure OF Lawrcncc, Stone
& Co., state the amount embczzIed will reach
half million.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09

New YoRk, Dec. President Buchanan dis.
missed Mr.. McKcon, U. S. Attorney for this dis
trict, on accountof opposition toresulate-demo-
cratic nominations.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09
BY THE UNION LIME.

TO TnE DAILY ENTRLLtea- NICER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09
BATIM0RE MARKET.

Dc. 9.-UoMm0n qualities Of Wheat dull
but prime are better, sales ofRcd 1T 81 ,o0al, 90
fair and good White 81 ,05al,15. Sales of new
White Corn at 42a53; Yellow 4Sa55. Whisky
22!a233. Exehange on New York ,O4. 7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-09

ST. Louis, Dec S.-The Demqe,ut learns that
news has been received at Fort LeavenwortIl
from NIqiorS and Russells train that the govern
ment animals are dying in great numbers ON the
plans Col. Hoffman, from Fort Larilnie, last
October, arrived here on Sunday night, he brings
no news of the Utah expedition.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

stoves Tia awd J0paoWeN W0re.
Austin 4 lSO<StN " wv.
ossuss Of Cves>ahsuss anA Feet Isvss
Streets, New Orleans,

= HAVE on hand a larre ard complete
LIZ assortment Of s'oye- IT esefe variety
A ~ patterns of eastern and western
ny manufacture, consisting Of par'or,
church, office. and cooking stoves, all OF the
most approved patterns and which they can
guarantee to give satisfaction TO purchasers.
IN addition to their stock OF stoves, they
have on hand aud are constantly MANI factur-
ing every description Of plan TN and Japan
red ware, which they viii offer to country
merchants, and others, a, wholesale and retail,
and at lower price. than such Articles can be
bough, At in this city.
They NJ. also sole agents '0r the manuiac-
,ure and sale Of Ar,hur'- -elf.esling cans for
rreser1ing fruit and vegetables for winter use (;
this is n new article In The gay Of preserving
can, and was introduced here by ~ las, spring,
and so far has gwen satisfaction in every 10.
stance. The advantage these cans have over
all others is in the entire top lifting OIL so that
fruit Of the largest .ize may be pu, in them
they arc ON that accOun, also easier cleaned
ard ear be used many seasons They afe
cheap and simple. Printed directions accompa.
nying the can. SO that the mos, inexperienced
can use thea With success
Jan II, 1857 No-2l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

- ..,,.a.. ga, ~. ,,.r.s.c,,.a. .r
-" III a"J Con-. ra,~nn d',.e, N.
ls,ce., and most eonpl.,e .tock Of Hardware
ever offered in mi. market. and h. !. oneriug
Il Al ,he very loves, marle; rate. by wholesale
and retail His stock con-i-, in mari. Of In.
iollowine. 81, 500 tons of rnrii.h Iron Of
aa.ortet .,,es. 1000 bundles Of shrct Iron.
assorted nuDb.r-, 1900 bundles Of boop
iron. from 10 /, inches $50 ton, of fne
A,sericar Iron, assorted sizes; IN ou.ehole
An,ls, naisn, chain Wees. .olid brass hoy
Vices. ccter.keyed and bench Vice. cast iron
pipe,, > and inche, in diameter wrongh,
ran welded Pine. all sife- cat and WAGON
Asles, brarier,' Copper sheet Zinc, Src,er
Tin plate. Block Tin, sp-lier Solder, Lead.
Lead pipe. all sizes. sheet Lead. drop and
tuet SHOT 30 ton. of pur. whit. Lead. r reuch
yinr PANT. bl,r. green, yellow and ned Pain,
ground In on; e,,led and raw Isns~rd ou
Sre MOOT Pain, Japan. eenai. coach bt,,bl
and black ysrni shes sand and emory PAPER
pa,rn, Drivers. rant, ub,ess.h and other
Rtu.he. 5000 Reg, Of Cut Nails. escorted
size. .h,p, boat aud composition ~p,se. pat.
en-, el,ueh Nails. new article; uakum. ,sred
and unrarcd -heciing PAPER, calkiny Malle,s
and T,ol-
r,-ri>cs "A tom. n, .a.,;,,, .,.h
D. ~. ny,rs s,,l.,. st.li.,. ~, al
", a.. r,nnrI, nn,. $50 a, .,,',,
.r'onpu"n' : u,n"ee'' ans IRONS, ~ casks
Auu'""s, ",W pay" : "'"uc '"uaroh''
at i'oh ~" uo'' '"u ana ''trrh unpa
""n3et ! a'en' 'pfh 'oo ana Meal h''S'
sam Nr'.n's.
NJ i'lN AM iifNI h'i t-.o tons
OF h'm'" h'pr' Hi sues rom T." M DIAM
eivf "'-'' q" s'@,, 81 'a''d li'WP rpP,, 'u'e
anu ',iioh r"i~, i"""ne-' '"sh cord i"ient
slf'l'' p''N- ''i S,h'7i otnef blotNs snap
go ahu 'n'u't'u' ; NnP u"Aes, rag u'l''''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07
4 &C 4 I. Y y

J.. J. tAROLAN. Frost.
Praf ~ Mathematics aud Ancient Language
Nns Lou. tAaoL,s. LIST. Asst,
And fasiruciress IN Ornamental Branrb,i
Mites s,aAu J. Locks, % Asst
Ma. SAaAu ". krLsEy.
Pref n Vocal and H' rBmen'al Nesic.
From my experience M Teacher IN some
Il the first literary Institutions 10 the Union,
toyether witt, the aid Of such a corps Of As
si-iani~ ~ the wants of the school may de-
fnand, Halter myself that will bs prepared
TO conduc, the Institute in a manner worthy
the patronage IL nm enlightened community,
and secondary to none in the South.
RATES or TUITION PER SESSION.
PataAay Class, including the usual stud
Jus,oR Glass, including usual studies, ID 90
MrpuLr Do, 20 90
Sys,os Do. ~ 90
Modern Languages, each, 10 90
Music tP,ano), Vocal and instrumental,
with use of instrument, 30 %
Each branch Of Ornamental Work, cont
risfeu, 10 W
Incidental Expenses. per session, 90
Pupils will he chstged from .h- time Of en-
trance to the end Of the session, except IN cases
Of prclrac,ed sickness
\ Il. The Inconvenience frequently arising
in collecting bills from patrons a, distance,
suggests III. expedlency Of requiring, at the
commencement, Of each session, pa ment IN
ad,sree with reduction of 10 per cent, or
note due at the end Of the session
y. J. CAROLAN, A. ~, President.
Marshall, July 70, 1896. is-tf