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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28

which was now the gsnssai apothses -.
psrimen. of the army Wo found IN n.
lroas room two assistants dealing on, med.
icinc. In front OF the counter lay two d.
men, and On our asking why they were No,
buried (ihsir bodies having been there ,.,,
sral hoursl were told that 1t was owinv 4.
the neglect OF the officer in charge of thu,
department. The benches aud psyem.,,
we,s filed with tho sick. SAID a youn,
nah, whose hand had been shattered nv
mu,ket bail. NJ hc removed the bsnd,y.
" bat .hall do with th,sI On e.,'',i
nation. We ,ou"d the ~os"d alive WITH WA.
cots, aud myrlada OF flea were hoy.,,',
over II. There WAS nothing. as usual, VIM
which to make u pouItlce. Another .,eo,
ped up TO us and exhibited his i.sv.,:.
vhich bad been woanded by a Minui. h.l,
passrp. through It. Ga removing the cor.
ling, we found that modification had at In
Death soon relieved both these poor fellow,
from Their Auii.unvs
The back room Formerly the dinin,
rooml was suewn with the sick aud d,in,
some OF whom we,e slmost in a nude tat
deluiuu. with i-ver. ar in 4 collapsed ,,.,s
81 cholera Ia the corner lay three dead
men, hose bodies, We were told the, could
not get buried Near the back door lay =,
lnsh womsn upon the bare paerm-n, VIM
n bnudie OF rags under her head suffouud.d
b, tire. children from two to eight year, of
age emigraas 10 Nicaragua Two o(
the children were naked, their elolht, urnl,
ably having Leeu removed by the mo,hs,
WhAs able. on account OF the filth The,
were al three suffering from cholera. Va
endeayared to roase the mother, but found
her dplluous aud ,nsensble. la all ou,o,
two children tine mother suffering from 10.
yor and the children from cholera. IN sx
hour. thereafter. with tho exception of 4,
500 ct lhe Irish " Woman, mOiae's and child.
rem were ell dead,
Awe passed out of Dbl. room. Or. Cal
lon. the surgeon ~ Walkers army, met u,
sud showed rs lhroug, the uppef part ol
the ha'sng Upon ihe ifont plaza laytr
dead men exposed to the sun, who bod
cawled ,bete 10 dir. Iban.h they lrA
lain thefe some tan hours, they wee ST..
unmarried D. { stated to as that oviur
90 tie wait Of as.i.tauee and unutishmenl.
ueA.clus was ol very ailie Use, IA whlch
oplnioa We coiurided. lne tutgtens 10
Walkers army. as = body, are noble set
ct men, and have done all ~ their powei
with n. hunted means vt ihrlr command, 10
relieve lhe slck AND suffering
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28

W, arc in receipt of uows from General
Walker up to Ga. 81 iastant, hr He O,,i,.
hs -. s,i,,,.u H.. ot,i.,.d s,.ra,.l
a. - ,.',,t H., ,,....,...i.,. :, "a.
anu QUE ''"'P''N VI '''s VS. y" S''s'" u"'
nvmS at omaJ"' small village ON TIE
Gtseada road. about twelve W'lFs iiom
Rlvas. Ihe engagement tasted houf.,
Whom General Wa ker ordered Gea. H. o.
r.,ife ON Rlyss The lns. Of tho enemy IN
,,.s.r.r,,... 100 Liil.,, ,u,, ,,.,,d.d @.
3d., d. ,.,.,L ~. -. ...,
san -.
-'" "t '.'"" ","''
r""'n'""d 81 t'e"' NA'A'' Gen ll'""ns
Zee" marched against thsn on i4e @vih, WIN
900 uen, Gen, Canes was strongly ham
rl,a.d bot Gen. uruaugsrn auccvedea Of,
f..,va4r r.,ln ..ut lt. ti.. .,.s.f.,4ie, rgtch,.
,,s.ol l.,.... ,,.p,d..,,,. Il. D.. o,,
. p . ..., a.. Il ,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28
BY Tho Way,

Ths Di,tfie. Conr, d Harrison c0uaty
vii be IL session du'iHs lhs ufxi and sue
estdirg three weeks, An excellent oprof-
tuuiiy uiH be sfTal4ed i8fs .stl L NArahsft,
and observing ihs onterpfza aud pfo'rsdt4
Of the place We hnpa our ftpnd, ~pa
are indebted to Us fc' advertising. pb work,
or subscriptions VII aya,l lhemsvlys, Of tbe
occasion I. call on "a and pay up. 81 Al
.essl clo,e their accounts. No man In g..
county, 'hatA conscience. is &C. poor ~ TO
be unable 70 ei,e lis note.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28

or We haze before US the Letter q
Capt. John Pope. t. $. Army. 10 Gen 7.
J. Rusk, in relation TO A;ipAIsn well, Ia
Texns spj New Mexico. Capt. Pope s
tbat abumdsnes Of water for ordinary pur
eeses and for irrigation can be procured
aesa ths plsins Of rvx.s aud New Mexico,
y tsri.g As.s'aa wells. tie advises the
fsdeesl lcvssnmsni to espend 100000
h ttis ssse,ps'ss. fsIly assured Of is sue,
seea. snd o0srs 70 sspsfinienJ the word
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28

Nav rArea tn ihs eou,se Of two or
ihfee wetks, the Hrst uumbrr Of the up-
saut Democrat. to be Published at G,lmer
iexas. v,ll be issued It is 10 be tuar
oagh Democratic paper, printed on new
type, and We presuaic vii be a llr repre-,
sentative Of one of tho most prosperous
ESQ whose name i. announced ~ III. con.
lcmPla'ed editor, Is a gentleman Of educs-
ton and Intelligence, and a ready Writer.
] l. ll,RRisoN. is good printer aud has
had several years practical knowledge in
the news,yaper lusiaess. We, oil course
wish Il success
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28

TuE Ifx,s DRBr tgno,roRs. The
Galyestor tivliiah publishes u ..tier iron.
" asalngton city, which give. bd-i sketch
of zoe Operations Of tic Texas Debt Creti>
tore. SPFaklng Of ihelF couise IA Austin
ln r,Iaeyiag the passage ~ the rexss Deb,
hli which passed 10y ouly ore or two yoiest
aud "a, niierwa'd. followed hy the appoint,
meni OF a committee TO inquire into nllega
lions OF corFapiiou--ihs following are the
r,maiks OF the writer:
II was with great Officially and after a
long delay that the consent Of the Texas
Legislature was oblaiaed 10 ills net, aud |
have been shown printed documents going
to prove HAT the eEpcnees Of procuring
The ratification MAS on. third 81 the princi
psi sum, or shou, - 500 900. IN. Tex
- Legislature is vpry snall body. aud
this alleged bribery Is so enormous, over
100000 per leg sialive hcad. tina, must
believe there ia an enaggers.ion in the
.,atrmes
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28
DR., LANES NERMltls t'
lNpIitlu Mtptt\l MlI>Fhks

1y II ue 'aa evidence # the intrinsic ''4'
this great Vrtmihee wien even physeian'' VIM
Generosity pfrindiccd srait.i patent medicines
ianlY come forward and testify TO ~ 'rin" ih'''
eess o. eapcllins worms. Read the following
HAnssoS,lLlY Shelby Co. ny Ap"' a,
M,ssss flsMiNe Bnos II AN prae n''"s
siclnn, residing permanently N the place I" ~, :,
ist3. whrn resident Of ,iss State OF Nf''s'' n,
comr acaaa ,nlpd wnh the sui-rof Virtues ,.
McLane- vctmifugc, prepared by you N'@"' !,
leisure moments. viii send You tho result :" ~
pertinent mndc " i,h one vial IN esf.!s'na up"'
WV '''"' l.. CARTER, NJ, y
u,y- Purchasers will he careful % AZ man.
McLANE'> ,ELEBKAILD NTRMiI."n. Al
uiact,fcl by Fleming Bros, Of f'nshu'shi n
other Nrrmfugss Ia cdmparson are 'n",.hr,sl
Meiau~'s g,.nuoe vcrn,ias~, ALTO ~. ~, dros
lasrf Phi. eau now I've had at all fe'Ise'Ay
slars. >,ss genuine without th- signature y,
ii6, fLtHINe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28

0-- See the advertisement Of Nesss
WRicnr. SxIru & Co, Who have just 10
eeived lsree nsrofimen' of day goods mud
groceries. They also proppseto psy lih'r
vi cash advanced on cotton tbs - a,ab
s'snllal hou.e. Of good husiorss ulen, with
.5nrtsn, capital We vish they may DO
: f.onIishiug business.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28

" jeeuis OF i ack Cypress !. Jl-' ur
from ihc ely, AID reports ~ extraordinary
''moyins Of lae walef," Il an.'e.f SEES ap
overflow. Rsd River WA rsiug 80 fact, lie
.ays, that he was igdusel 90 m4aa ihq incs at
every landing and set 1t down u a note book.
" hen he reached Csmpte, he added il up AID
found lie reported tse 20 be ALB II. a ia...ea
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toNcrar We ars requested to say.
tbai TIE Concert cor the beneii, of tie Poo.
'es,ant Episcopal Church viii BE given on
Monday next at the Masonic Ftmale Ia
siHte. Ihc performance viii commences
20 seven O'Clock 7 " The nssistance
az the Haahail Bfass baud has been
kiul.y offered Tor toe occasion. They
Will. nj that time. perform several enufely
new ant very beautiful pieess The price
OF admission wi be Gly cents. Tickets
can be procured at the doo-,
We anticipate general attendance. The
pleasures OF a social meeting are y ofth mere
than the small fee TO, admission, without
taking into acroun, the good intended to
be accomplished by tho money,
IT See Advertisement for the sale Of rslua.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28

s-r Nsssfa Sanders apA Sears ere receiving
snS opening large 10. Of Medicines, iaiat.,
Oils, Brnaiv-. W,ae,, Nnsssr, &c. dsrdce
-.eds expected every dsy. Advertisement
next week
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28
Democratic Meeting a. Gilner.

aud ". q. Barker appointed seoretary
On motion, u cossM ittee OF iouf was APP
20 in,sd 10 dfait spsesmsle ard resoiuhons
s,crss.iy- of th. sentiment. Of the meeting.
HE CHAIR appointed tie following genils'
m,n. to,wit: Mrssr.. }. l.. Gang. j. o.
Dsrden, John Eii., and K VI Cade.
The meeting then adjourned I'll alter
l,.nner.
Al The appointed time. the meeting ressN
s~mb,.d, wen the comasttse reported Tue
following resolutions whleh where uua"i'
mously adopted.
Whrfeas. the principles which govern the
National DEMOCRACY are the same No''h
that the, NJ. South the same Lasl that
they are West; th.i Ia the luggage o.
tue memorable speech oil Mr.. Cadwai.a'
der OF Penn.tisauis, deisefed IN Tue I
y House OF Representatives.. more than
year agn. thi. predominant paftN niai"
tstus tn. iiea OF slfiot construction OF
the IedsfN Constitution, Va opposition
10 the exercise al all duuht,ul OF inApiird
powsa, b Cpugfess, ald that Tho ,tiunI'
i.y 1T tae States ei this | a,ou ulust be
maintained, not on, IA the States th.mN
3 ..
s"''es 'u' ~ '"' "'''''' ~ ''' =, y"
""le''e's Ia ""'en ''''"'''' s''''"
mems are 'f''u''''sN'
And wbetpt., ,he Democratic patty, al
.'....,.., -.
'''''s. - 49,, c,...,,. ny.,
'..., ..,,,.. 49,. ,.,,..,,,.,,,,,
- - h.. ,-D.,,..i. f..
-, ~ go,
- N ,,,., ,..,. '
80 ,....'.','' H., h..
-. ,o,......
-. ,|.,
-. 49,, -. .nI n'.s.,.
~. H.. .n.',It s.4
,,,ifatc,. a.. cam .,n,.s to..s.a
c.l,.r. ,sal,er .t,ussle.
yhe,,to,e Rs.,{,sI ,sat We believe il
t,.. ..,s,t,t,. aut, Of The Democracy IL o..
,ar,,. aud 10 n-.p t,e,, csnp nses bu.tt
t..,,.., an aver, btlI. .tb.tn>A r..fits,
r..fa,.t, ,,. ar. o.,.,Iiiu, 10 ,et-.,
,...,..,,.,t ,ur,x-5lt,,,u I..t
eueu, 81 tho Constitution aud ui ctSa Aud
religious liberty 10 destio,ed
Aesolred. Ina, 80 recognize no geo,
gftpneai ilne., that We usIieve he D.
moefaey al the Whole county united n">
der oue bhnnef,ls iuil9 tqahl to Ihe 'ash "'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28

Corrov DgsrRos We regf" ="
learn thu, the giuhou.c OF David Giimst" %
this parish. together with aboa' forty p''.
Of cotton was destroyed by fire On ihua'
day night, the 18th instant - Cdddo ""''"'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28

~ sN Sfasffe
lt cur business to sreas Of tlisas ss
,hey IRE. and not IS We would have then.
Flo our op'niou Gsn IIass.an Is politically
fnd morally d-sd IN lest. lie can ouly
.e rs.urreetsd by the bad management o.
tho Democratic party.
{ - mash Tor the race for Governor. We
have .ceh 90 say ia relation . tae espssss
70. Cous,es., but ~ ,hi. article 10 alfesdy
somewhat longer than We at hfsi designed
We must hasten t. a close, Or one thing
we tel B.suted, /. 10 he present design Of
Judge Evan. to be candidate or re cleo,
, sion. W. are satisfied Of ,hi, from the
/ fact that he has crowded tho mas sith
be speeches and public documents. and
from other circumstances which have come
to our kaowIedse. Il is not 10 be DENIED
or lost sight Of that these attentions, with
j thousands q persons viii exercise great 10
h,enee, bat whether 1aey wti outweigh
the diueputahle events OF the las, can
eass. sd ogoion, promulgated since by
Judge Evans 10 Congress, fsHi..as to be
seen. 'ihe sece ssiou, 10 lhe Democratic
party Ia ilis Cong e.s.onsi D'stHct within
: Av I,sttsp ystr- Ass bsga Immense. for
INSTANCE. Smith county gave a D mocfai
.s msjauy ef ba. siNy or seventy aa4.
il vii g,gs lares or laat haaJred. ku,k
gsy 50 %, noa Go ai.. a..e resf.y 500
Sm,h,f eQmgatisou. mshl ba msie If
gyery other couoty ia Tie IsHet 10 he
Northern counties wnsre Ia gs ayaus de-
rived hs pqnripal strength, be could hot
naw gtg o ty'he Of the vote he thea 70.
s,,ssd.
Tho Indications, in many q1a'i.rs, poi.a
to Col Mar NAnn - The candidate ol
the Democratic party, mud ASIDE from our
hng acquaintance aBi friendship for the
aiAn there Afe two considerations wlHeh iu.
tuce u. to desire his nomination. En.t
the X NJ would rather see almost any
other man la tho District elected aud
sscond,y, Judge Evans. himself would
raiA be beaten by any one else Mart
AID Is thorough business nao Iae
management OF his own private "iiaus IL a
pfoof Of his Industry, sound sense. pfu
dsuce. and iiberalty, No man who has
ever had any business connection with hiW.
hs. aught to say ngaa.i him. He would
mike ~ excellent Neptesant4tiva one WHO
"nDIN never i"i 90 N' NJ stsC' 'N' 'N'efctts
20 "N "''''
"''H'"N '"is ""N'' "'"'f' k''e "''''
"' '''''" ''' '''' ~ 2" ''''' ?
u '''f w p'''''' '''"s'''' '''' .
'"sr ago "'.' '.s' ''' '''|'s ''1
b 90 necessary '"'' VIZ "'"''i'''''' ." '''''
3 event. '''''N''" ""' h' V's' NUM- 10 l'"''
'' '"' H'.' ""o w 'l' '"''' i'"'' .''
e'''P ''''" ''''' '''
10 '''s' go '''''' ''" .'''.' y "'t' '''''
'' "''N'''"AS WV '""' paw '''' '''''
''' ''''"' p''"''''' WIZ
ste go N''.ess We iiiamph Oh D~m'ei'i's
pl.0, pies n th,. D.suct aui draHgl .lt
Jan. ~t.t.. esa l,,t "a. the announcement e.
.. ...
'' = ''''''''' '"' "y '
COW" " i'''' ''"' "'''' "'' '"'''' "' ;"
hD' CO Cd i"s intelligent ana pH'''"e "'o
Of he STATE
- -..,..t..A, III. ...,...e
Lain or th.f usiaf hts t.ffHfs. tfffIa WUfts of a
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or We dropped IN. a'iaY uf taos-o. ~
He-.s. ,lAyNrs d lisr,us's aud i.nui
them opening bag, aad "rli srIse,ad
stock oil dry goods. !tose d 'lroos Of
obtaining tafgsiu, would Do Nell toc.,l on
them. heir advertisement viii sprear IA, At
week. See heir csrd on next page.
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Grip 10 GtinAeY.


ieit, 10 havs been snabled to frtarn ia t'n's
to have prepared lhs editorial arlicles lor
our last issue. bat were disappointed.
The number in attendance upon the
court. was somewhat greater than We 40
te.ps,rd. ssd ,apsp.sed u. sesy lsso,Ab.J
with the increase "a The population OF Up
.bur county. This population VIII bear
compsuson with any portion OF Tie
State. tor Intelligence, sobieiy, aud geatil
i,y. The bands in tbl. coanty are good,
macy of them Of u superior quality Of up
lands. aud for several ,eafs the character
OF the population pouring into IL, has been
OF the very best class. Many ianlly far
MGR has se.iled snc built han coniorts
bic home, and gathered aroand him the
comforts Of lie, where SIX or seven years
ago there was an undislafbed wilderness
G,ner is tmpro1 .ng II has two huo
schools. male and female. The Gtlmsr
Femsle College, under the snpednieadence
OF Ms. Welh~fed, Is one Of the hest iu'
.utujons iu the country \ number Of
uew buildings we've IN progress, IN ssrou.
paus Of The lowo, and every thng around
belok-aed an pir Of prosperity aud loo'
gtcsE
hnBmher II lawyers were 10 Attendance
opon the cou,, fom ether eopniieA llW-
nson coaoiy wa, 0cl represent D.
Tao Coal. ~as Ls,d By tAenea.} elected
Judge, our t'wnsmsn and lci4D0>ea1sH
Has Q. Fsszga !!.s eh=-ge - 81
Guud jay w4s drawn up via care, AVID
coD,aioea msuy udufable points HIS
course on lhs bench was generally ap
proved and the opinion prevailed thai be
would make most exseiient Judge. One
dining &. csftan-he Keeps order, AID il
uou.d bs wi ior the uoisy TO beaf It io
mind. lhe sivWs OF Tue eostl ia tbs paf'
liculpr. were carried OUT by Mr.. MrpliN,
he Sheriff OF upshuf. to a faction. IL
I ,fulh, Nr. NJ is a pos, excellent, faithful
and ,,,e,a.t ,ai..,
-, ,.-t,.-. 81
'"''' ~ wv s'''',' - ~" ''''''''''-
10 coHH' no cases OF 'hs inquest "ias'a
tudc, either civil or c,imiahL \ lew beg
+ ehHJ land case. aud Tue usual amount ct
misIsmeanor.. IA which the native prodac>
I tons Of new country kurds anj wins
kew oreu,ied a preminen, mart. There
,.,f..,... .ti.,t', nd. ..3
p" "''' % ''''' '"''e WV ''''''''''"s
james baiies ~ids James bfa"'ry' ioh"a
guilty Of horse Sc ding. was seotca eed To-
Hree vasrs .mrdsonmssi ip t'e p aitaa
.,. ~al l.,o .f-,.b ,.,..r.
convicted OF gs .it.n,a. ts roDra. ASIA, f.
b .i.,. ,..t.a.,....,, Al. p..,.. ,,...a -.
'' '''"' y ''S
'sim % imprisonment n'a c'1 ''', $50
iHta. laye t4k,us appeal To- ,hc s s.u,s
.,n,t I.ep.,,. l.lse,.s wen. 1...ia
{ ..,........... $500,
''" WY '.A'''"'''' " '''''''', =
scAmpi TINT we doubt very muca whether
lac ttuIrl Of lAc caur blow uli o. aI
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or Zoo. /. J. No,K Ntl srcegi coz
iLG. "a for Congregational sqeecuys aol
public doeope
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

A88tVAbo AbU CbSA NJ
EArrvss - is Shreveport Asavrs lre.asy,
ThusNAav, ard saturday At & ? y; pkFAsfs
wednesday. FrilaY. and ssl~lay AZ An
WksrssS Aen9e~of - aAFiyis res ~
THURSDAY sf.s sa.as'as. al = r btrssn
Wr..n.-d.y. Friday nd -s,.sss. Al = y
v.v,.s.s-rta Jei..fsoa AxsiyK. Ines4iAf
1hcr~iay. ant Saingdsv. AZ ~ u ptf.s"
Ne.u~s>ias fslaay 40 >if'lay. 81 IN
Ecsvu-~pvv - ris TYR - ahattss thr'e"f
T,n,.,ta, .ei Sasursis, ~ sr to DsrAk4s
Ncuias s. eiar. sy naA ffi'sY a. y
aur1axsh-r.l .eisesa- Afnttrs NsNnes..a
.rd S~t.ciay al <: psrssrs ih"Fss~f'
And H.,,ass. ai6 n.
PasY 1850 - t.s,e and arrise tie shns cay
t,s-sdss. THURSDAY, And ssiuniagt.
e,AxAK - Anisss IN = hai'siAY a. !! ~
0A.erdsy Afsp daa~ss oo ! sss4ay, az "A ~
AID % trursiay A. " y
oerlcx iioru -F,orn A n 10 IL N. 40 'fet
D6r
Ol,se osen fer delivery a, So X
Ai.i cf-es ios ii.s Lat Al ~ = n
III. aaeer III " op-f o. suii'sf' ff'- ; 70 ~ -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28

or Hon. l.. y. ly,Ns viii accert oAi
lh,rks fo' several papers Of seed. iiont tie
|. =. Patton, office.
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SAN Mill~- Change IA tie p ICES #
kmabs- 900 See the advertisement ol o. c.;
". LwrLL. on tie Mex, page
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IT See Advertisement for the sale Of rslua.
Vie nesrotA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28

Resoired. ihn, the Glmsr Democrat.
Texas Republican, Jefferson 'lerad. Hen.
drrson Democrat Nacogdpehes Chronicle.
tlsrk sv,lle STANDARD, State Gsz~t,a. and
oil other Drmocrntir papers he requested to
publish these tss,lntiaus.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28

Ir See aderr'i'eneat for proposal. to co
close 'he Public -Qnare
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CT Money ~ .u'-,f. ,.,t. 3D.. dnes 'AF Hs
rubcan tiite rsa re- iafAsnlr5 b. na.. li or .iss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
PIG IRON

ReVolVers! FirearmsI
CUTLERY 'TR6sSEs.A ooo1S
r WOULD call attention my large and splendid stock OF
PiTears sting Of Single and Double Bareied Guns
Colts Aliens Mar TOMS and Warners ReveiTers' and
great variety { p tolls too numeTOusto mention
ALs0-A sdenaid stock Of Cutlery, Variety Goods etc.
FFuasel and Supporters IN great variety.
S@Au kinds of rop0IFnF done with nsRtBess and dis
patch a T. OARTWRIGHT'S
Cutlery, Variety aud Hnsie Store,
JsiR 125 Main ST.. WheeltnG.
SGRTI6UL1R aitsniion 9 called style OF lever
Wsteh GssrV p0Ft oCSaAfch Il EIGRHflctgrha l4
Ca Vich oassd every variety Of style gold ana
mesa watches eelsd and All EArransedt 10 De ooee1
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ADVERTISEMENTS

TTAVE you Dyspepsia use TRAXAL'S FLTNIR.
III Have you Rheumatsn use. HAMPT0E's TllNCL1NE:
No you want good IinIment nse FoRsHA's BALM
brush comb, bottle Ofhne perfume,
70 70 the Bridge Corner DTuz Store.
no you Usnf ssaP quick good and cheap he
CONCENTRATED LYE
fSyouT horss lame OF teE, ess SfERcHATs aARGLING
Wsys Won "a. niles. ,the certain PILE OINTMENT.
Have you . cough, Sc the HOARHOCED BALSAA.
Do you WantA
Sbo1I9eY RSHce Port MonnEIe
S5pooTfsr Bolra Of a II Jasand FloEeTf
Truss Electric bl
RandRne syringe
HsHt Pine SnouH
20 IN the Bridge ErrS Store
RoloVAy's pills and ointment
Bakers Cod Liver on
RosThaVe's Holland BiiteTs
Hoo1anda German BitteTs
Bridge Corner DrugEinS.
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FTLTON HOUSE.

Washington, Pa.
THE undersigned having leased this ven known h9-
tel and having thoroughly rehHed IT, takes iiis .sI
oppoTtuny presenting its caluS to the travelling IN
community lie has secured the services OF the mos
ng and attentive waiters; and his table viii be- at IL
furnished with the best the market affords Tht are
the most extensive In the county and Is attends "
FIJI hostlers. -, 10 insur. the
The most dillgen attention will he EiTn 80, hso,ne
comfort and the wants of al vi -, r,, tji;
4 comfortable home for all who NAV eiI :, - y
temporarily eTt eg their Par'nnSr JOHN HALL.
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TT courtroom CTTWWER STOCK.

the public ihatl have Just retuEhel
LII ga IT 20 via ms THIRD SUMNER STOCK con-
.i-,srg Of I Nns I.rsgeS, NlantillaS. eet- .1z=
5II esDsc1i attention TO stock Of straw and Nea-
HnnTsts OF every description, bo plain aud fancy
@ % shall sell cheaper than they have been sold yet
this season., ,...r.r ..,. - q , ,,-,, ,,,,r.i,v
"a 81 which l anu confident L have the largest stock IN
hern shall sell less than they have been sold yet his
saso By calling you viii convince yourself o! the TACT
that per cent less than other House
Also eco Rnehcs, to which invite the attention Of
the Tratc, will sell cheap Jabbing House
East; bayinE from Manufacturer and iHrporers
Also 100 doE Of those cheap l2Ec aitts the great
est bargains sold in Wheeling.
Also 1850 yds more the plain BeraEes at 25c, fully
Also so more Cellar. at &c. and which cheap
at rye.
To my stock Lawns, which have selected from the
latest designs, / call especial attention.
Those Country Merchants recruiting their stock would do
we'll to call rs have EreEt many Auction Bargains which
1 shall sell cheap to the Trade. ISAAC PRAGER,
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