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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-12-03
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For the Yorl;yille Enquirer.
THYRsIs AND AMYNTAs.

An ECLoGrE.
Beneath the chilly stars and moonlight dim
Over q marble tomb maiden stood;
The odorous zephyrs swept her golden hair
Back from her brow and kissed her fevercd cheek
And tears were chasing down her pallid face,
welled from the depths of her soft azure eyes,
Glittering pearl,like on each silken lash.
ROBBED in a robe-all Whitehall snowy white
She as suppliant raised her hands to heaven,
And in the accents of the tenderest wo,
Her music-voice in sweetest cadence said
Falr, pals! rale! as she turned away,
And speaking last farewell, Departed
And silence reigned throughout the sombre night
=
That evening, as the sun in glory sank
Behind the myrtle and the citron groves,
Amyntas buried all she held most dear
The love-the idol of her earnest soul
The light of life-her very beings self
The gentle tt rsis, whom from youth adored,
She cherished as "tbe apple of her eye"
X
Sere autumn passed, and Writer weird and wild
With cold and snow was gone unto the north.
The roral spring with rosy coronals crowned
Bestrewed the earth, and summer skies were
come:
The dove and halcyon-birds were here again,
And all was fair and all was beautiful.
The golden crocus and the violets
And asphodel were blooming on the grave
Of Thyrsis, while the rose andmyrtle flowers
Shed their perfume upon the murmuring winds
That swept their leaves, and signing SOFTLY
moaned
Over the dead, who still and dreamless slept
Beneath the vernal and the verdurous sod.
But now t,eo tombs were reared and garlanded,
For lingering out in mourning and in grief
The lonesome days, Amyntas droopel and died
In sorrow for her lost and worshipt love,
And lay within the icy arms of Death,
And faithful, fond, claspt Thyrsis to her heart,
Low in the deep, dark sepuchre of peace
The sad memorial of their loves and fate,
To tell the passing stranger Of their story.
P. D. S.
COLUMBIA, S. c.
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N QPlE DNOlDIAS tOIllGE,
HILL.
OesOiO (Ouusy, Nlss ssippt.

FlNils College V lpcs,ei foaf AMI a
hilf miles from iisy'. station. On
the Mrmphis aud Charleston Railroad,
twpniy 6ss m. rs irom Mrnpbis. lisa
heal.ks and igiolhgiu, nclsLborhcod, irrc
from All temptations 10 ice.
Pupils resolved ., any arc. from =
years TO manhood and csrri.a skrush all
stage Of ciucs,isr TO graduation ~ Ing.
b. Scientific aHd Classical courses Vi
sudy. Total charges, according TO grade,
no extras, excep, t%o~els.) lioatf and
raiian sia2, ga. sl5a A'so,suc.
dot pa' amtle. la,irus;.,r sx.csdslsre
iho-nu' i.
Rr,. wN CARE, cfANs. rfcs'i ut.
aided rs IN experienced Faculty
Neat Session eemrasrces on the frs,
M,nl1y in Ser,emt"f. sprint Session,
frs, Neuds, Ia February.
HutV
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Central Academy.

FE,lir EIGHTH SINH. ANIMAL SEs.
J. SION cpers on MONDAY, Aaga.,sl .,.
Tho pudyls erei would .istcto b. friend,
hrd the patLe generally sbs, b. j. pcrms.
nen'ly located. has iich,iicj his is,sscs,
with tac pcop's Of Pamela coyriy, gnd
desire. 70 stand or faIl uron MkkIl
ALONE. fpun, men viii be thoroughly
tua, .~apsrhcinllyl prepared fOf Ccllsss u
basiacs,, and Young Laliss anief tho care
u Mrs. Mcls,sf vil. be no, lgs. thor.
sushiy Instructed. Instructions given
upou Piano Of Guitar on usual s.fms.
u. 3. Mct.f ,Ei,
aug;-A Priasipsl.
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PAvotA CogN5y. N
Of Mieissipri 10 ppvid q
lss!an Askev. David e. Askrw,
Aasw, Aaron Ashes. snd t.emusl
'sss, and all other psssoss inter
. The lands. ,snsmrn,s and here.
rs Of John Ashew. decess~d.
are Aessby notified 10 b. end sp.
heiers the Probate Coat Of
sr'v. a, tho CsurS lioupe shsruof,
Ncndsy In September 1857.
isssv to show eause. { anv 700
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M. -.
far Suis VI MuNIsarf,.
Cuuu % i's.ol. ,og.Iy.t
90 = tho { lefl 4 said Court.
ffte ~ tho IOWA " plnslp. IN
Nsuthy N Aurasi. :, heirg ,hs
lAs Gu reof. a. .. 1851.
Dr. ct. 4 Tacaio NrfrhraBL
3 aWi.h, by ser ugst FREED
ra.apg.
70
aafh.
a- ash hlci n tlr caufc, Is
rs inr e ,ae at sfsyt.On 81 lie
ttiiir dis Enquiry The sad Do.
HHili BEL nd n Tia State. aud
rs. 20 anl ~hereAhauts ! de-
uaknssn n complsnan,. Il
p ofGt'ei tia, said deleuian,
asi pilad, saswu or q nrr 10
H o. before TIE n,r term u
r, 10 hs ho'asn u the Court
n.d CO.. ", 10 the town Of
: .as ia Non lay after the sth
n = r,tfhte'. issi, otherwise
s.aa 4 s,it b'il wiil be taken
I'D. AID sach fnnl decree made
: shat. stem lust and proper.
irlsr ord I'D that a COPS Of thi.
81 .ishsi "a tho "I'snola STAR
asEsPlpss pst.i.hcd IN the town
a, n said county, for four weeks
(ssly.
eary from the misusss.
Ia testimony Whereof. ! haze
Nh~r,s, %, my hsssisna ssxed
o. )shs s.al u ;ai1 Coars, ss ms
sAcs IN tho tavs d Pnnols,
the l7th day Of Augsss. lsss.
" J. e. HARRISON. 4.
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niyOXE fEYilE NnOlL
pANOf.A. MISS.

Ss'''f's
The neat session VI this Institution
vii opcn On tho hr-, Monday N ser'.h.
Der and close las, week In June.
TEACHERS
MFs.S.S s. mng, ? Principal
" - Bette Saith. = Associate Puncipsl
A,.ssli McOsheg, Teacher VI Muse. Pane
~. 4. cutter, " I" t'uItar
Mrs. Bvaw., . . nruamca,al Brunehe.
TERMS
,w,a,v Sns wssss sis 10
Middle class. Is 10
Sauior Cla... ~ ~
Music on Piano, with the use Of
Instrument, = M
Nnsis un '%;ui'ur, ~ NJ
Wax work and Painting, each . 10 %
inciicatsl fee. ~
Board. per month, including fse.
and lights, 10 70
Pupil. charged from time q entrance
~ the close u the session. No deduction
for absence, escsps IN cascs o. psstraessd
illness.
Ths diHcai.ie. which have hilbert, re-
,syLi the adv sncsmans Of this lu-tisa.
ton, induces the Principal to MAKE an
sarnes, appeal 10 the liberal m.ndsi citi-
scns VI fansla and vicinity 10 cooperate
with hes IN her efforts 10 make ,hi. . htss
class school, All her Energy snd -bility
stand pledged 10 the r~utcrpsise. Tn. lo-
cation, u Favorable. the village healthy.
sec,s;y good aud temptation to q sscls-s
cxpeai i,are VI time al.i moa-. esspara-
lively snkno~n.
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The neat session u this Institution
Will ope On thu dr., Monday IN ser,.h.
her and close las, week In June.
rs kattHnN
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V*ffWW W~9v
r. gislf ~ MissszWF -,
ffSss Cotsfs,)
nantlfy Court " Tuhias epn.
II mu tefofe The Clefk VI said
biz oIam d W court Homer In
n Il Aualn, ths ~ isy n August.
sst ,hakgt n sslsy VI said mouth.
a. flti Ne 2yih " twlv, 1851
y. IIatd'a, csssrlainan''
= IIsl,. q c:Iyle p;.sy asss.,.
ap>nIuf lhs cdlro|ob blu, u
M lfem sks sIle thereof,
IN lhs so<evIo herewith.
l~tfendsnls ue1oeVu belfs " Cal.
bpn., dxeueis ~ yI>sshsA u.
ne npm.seldeo(e n w. Mate ~
,fl, 90 that ths or&|1Afy pFoecs.
, iuat cannot ls supved arVn iham,
elton II ssId seeplotnsn, b, NJ,
II !. ordered the( onltss The said
~, unknown heirs VI uals IN
4 ieassl. and Ahrshsln u. M,sr.,
M here, on o. before The frsl IN,
~ Germ NJ 'hls ,'ouv,. 70 ~ hid
psFi Iloa.e IA Tho sc~s " Austin.
~ liniea county, oh the ssccp
of October neat, and plead. AZ.
ieiar 20 lha complainant. SAID
sane vii b, taken Tor crnfssred
sAlicis therein cnu,A.nvI sct Tor
A,io lasm n Is iat,hsr ordered
BID y bis order be inserted IN
An Phr4la slir,' for he space
J G. MI sos, clrrt.
Niriai, 4 p. /. ". hl9 w
y, t4,fl tyr n arlbiaan,s.
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LANDS For SALE
aMN
Pamela Countv.
Mississippi,

vm lSpaaogg ssw y as ey rassa 49,, @ els.~, t.aa
] n rseea tseaif Mississippi tsasH
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0shpW ssp trim finhsDAN,
AefeH tifh ~ FauFnfFf ffss
asssa Haethls atilg a. 80. AfgiAs
n ligllfs 10 ftiishfieiif y HHAG
hssafHlsf. lssss fhs hfAiss 81 III
as ssg8lhf Il aaefhls y ffs
hgffsie sHhhssts A. ~ HfllfF elh
a silssaafsf 4 ct aafly ss
ffH s'faf rBli Z asehft ~ Fshufa, Ia
rtit. lial u iafss y std tistslnff
seeHsrH Afs fsaaeaei ~ lm ~ Z
tlsHs hefsfe snlIflns ne t4is, WI
salf tsfmrHts u sta fsffs.
uisfsas ~, .si Il Al Hnllgas o. lhs
Nallfetd. AL ~ hsrsssa ell 10 fessitei
Tlihtsl helhr sheas Il.
laeh Itaseuraf sill he sllswfi eas
hdHl#e tsuhds ~ h%assass " The HAL
ipai ahl sltiy rHumls w sserH hHl ~
afllflH sill H. eifflai ~ hasaaEa lNsl "a
~ lneiAsnl 70 The rafsun " W. lassens
Fsf
~ sAse N 10. ~ fumtaas Gill hold
themselves fesfuHs Bile ~ an aHnuHl nus
t,aselfHs w. dellafa
Neamra, shen ifaselinr alnnr, must
bass = permit, hamlns The remt " ehieh
ihey NJ ia fn, ahh apvelitihR ilnl liev
go ia uatal W railroad, W ihes vii hut
" ean A.
4 N rAIHirk,
huinf superintendent
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LAND FOR SALE.

t.n. s~rrsssosl lc. pseeAeel leAv. AsAw
Y. NJ. ApperseutCo
Cotton Factors, Commiwion end
Forwarding Mcrrhauts, and Deal
en in Begging, Rope. Groceries.
&c., 10. 65 Frosi Ro<, an . u.
,;;raoH street, Mewyhis. 7;ess.
nARrwrLsR ATTENTION psia TO
storing, slifyiss ssd sefias COT.
TOY.
TRAITS oo11on en-.
We are Agents for the nle Of IL D.
rR celebrated COTTON GINS,
which hxve heen " favesoely kncwH ~
,hs last numhsruf YEAR.. fssssss sish-
ing 70 psschsss sre r9saos1 n 81 an1
exsmins tksm. Al Gias - III 49,
. Gull russssty.
ss-;m \. A1PEneON . On.
:. :. : :. ; s.s::.., .s's.s.-sE.
IDassss, Woo~nDsy auo C.
Cotton Factors, osDpens sj Com
\ misses tosNj1nnA
No Fs~ Rss. ioyA 9snepse
sis .sv' "a - TX
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s VAN :: =. - srsss 'ssIE' 60 SSot,: 5
shieh I - trtsseias1 v ~, sssd shsse.
fore call I've ssssusssa u tn puLlse -
M cssssu~ss gsAsslly, ~ tAis tnpsF
sans aassunsnnsaa. hat fus the sross u
six ws>ls Ivil uell Gee1s Lover ikaauh
lovm noUuo = PAEoeAt
Asa,~ i1lst0qeysNtsls ssIeosAasss't
Nss;l - 5Sash 10 nbygpiest
Cali - = ~ On 60 { 81
sAases - ~ eeA o~nmss eoe6 q
The Asss ayto - - spH1lys VT
Voc Aavs =, $500, MIG \ 49,
- "a ~ Uessk Il vi u ~, sD0sesa
eNske eoufb - ~,
h ell ~ 6eptnsogo - go ~
veRulas - punGous1 -
10 elsss est ~ ysaneR $50. 1l.snd
10 hiring - ~ ensse1 S>esk = Wises
0oods ~ - evW hssakAa y - ~.
ks. THOMAS LCtAnkk
S i,;:s -'a's0'''s
D0Vl us06W .,
WE esins sss11S : - hiuae
w a1usua ssn1ls0s ssG1ussS =
1DRf GOOoDa.
Eve sekss1h ~ ustesA - = Low.
Ga unnr1rn 0~-onrom ~
A. =
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n WIZ tfNHHN ~ ~ HtH ts4l
\. w. VERNON Il Co.
COrTWN eACTOMs.
q - N NJ Z - n - ~
Irenw lnnlse MEatnisfs.
No Q tnoSr row.
MEwp MS, ffNN

We would respectfully refer 70 our
card aIitse iria.s the sai'ee.sofs n
sos. bssss B Co, aud entering upon
our third business seaapn,
We would tere slalo that ayr charges
will b. WI, TENT. pef 1lale fpf selling
q shipping Cotton, aniTvea,y-hse Gents
TOT storing.
Al Cotton or other Produce eonsignel
~ ", either by IleIfoad ef River, viii
invariably be- covered W oa open policy
" Insurance, aultss otherwise instructed.
We will keep constantly % hanl. fur
our customers, I'arging, kgle aud Tvlne,
at thu mtEket pslce,
AZ order. f5f supplies fllei promptly
aud earcfally. =. ". vERNOSs 90.
August 9th, ls5T.ly
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NUMBER 10
, C7I1lAF. BUSINESS.
GOLDEN -BE.H HIVE STORE,

I IL q MAIN 81 ~ w II ESl2LSlSSi.
t's- FIJI I'M I;-{yJtErb5 .T'b.f JIR
= - 5S Il = v ~ =. rs tffA%zss3
y thsy sTs nov in Fsct ii ,cr iI ssss az SKI md
5yinter r5sIi : 10 ~ i''lfIt .
Dry Goods Varieties Hns % lillie saaesi..
TheY SeNe jast received taslr FSS3at Et
"en, eddst - tsttr Wiz silS! ta"n o pre-
slI @ W " 70 tue .I,ap'e N @ hlste sHtl
4, 100000 NSI1jt'INl4 OF GOODS
eIuF by far The arses and HOST stock ard
embracing tho OF eIio.ee y have
.vcr ogeTCd to The Pab!c = 3 y y = :
70 their former save addcd q laIEe eosR Of
sd slto 1tsutin line IL eput FGs, saitahle for
stiiEsaGy, tley tdpltb he i, the Tratis
Having te sECri, c;t.es Abort IN
Iicy riss II: an Mods 81 dttou PslFl and bny.
s Itei nS 4it.rity fl,, II =
ta!tS saIpC lnstanceathSo ArGatie % GsS ndIsben4
EaSt Buyers, CtSs hy The pIYCf ar atBYTATr,
rEce.5 ii bT, No sniJaF stise h ~ fPryt
hhtt ldt ana he nais sibfT srrns ~ rrisi
he Public witli one it,, sf M 81 - H.
.ifgif I'M. In he Tcyf N cF 'W ~ % " W s'sN- "
In this stovk NAV h, Soand nnliv -.eliai t1u
Ioyt yIis silSsrrnbrarl,v sSH,s of ~, h.,st t-,,
4'g01 'f French MSrinots Cashuef.+t ySoaha
Thibet7 s,l IooIsl-tf tv,rv sF eS1F
4 fnII line nf the Hriest psi,,fStl InFSn n ~,
in str1cd sirnRr,S a ~, D,lt5s I-tr7,.5rS6
499 5naTts "nd @ Ct9sGS.7t tlhrSetnI sSFnS 0l the
SEEE OuesrIln hhrSlihy
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Sheppard and Morgan,

L. Sheppard and Morgan,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers.
SO 40. l3l, Idia Sc C0rItr 0f Union.
III AVE- now hand lars and complete assortment Of
MI articles line cousistinE of fLadie4 and Gen.
Il5Ieis SsdIes ne and coarse Harness. iron, FFae aud
Wood Trunks aud ValIees, Carpet Bags, Satehels, Upper
LEATHER Iloeshi Hair and Wool Collars Whips Hsrss,
SC, SC. &c q.
saddles OF every description and quality o tile leEest
rate 70 the best ety ie VI English shafSoc-
ITsn frame Trunks and Vatees, superior Article
and unsurpassed Tor HshtneSs srenst and durability,
Zine single double IIarnAs OF the best sly Stage
Wagon and Cart Harness the best raterial and NorE-
nanshIp. ...ff 5.5
large assortment OF Carpet Bags and SGtcs Of every
variety Of hiAlerial and pattern.
An Work ordered VII De furnished promptly, and eE
fort win spared 10 merit eoutinuaiee Of public IA
vor. Give rs CALI .,,.,,,, -, ,,a,,,,,,
HOOP7 SlIItTS.sd
.NTEAPoLITAE, Whale BOnes Brass Steel and MolsAr
N Skirts, just received by
ans EFEIsKELL 8 swEARINaEN.
- fFT WHITE G0OIlS.
! Ips nEIskfLL s swTARIyGES.
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1l3a LAW or Nl1WspAPERs-

I-Subscriberswho give express notice to teeon.
GrAry wishing eontinuetie subScTp-
tULs.
1If subscribers order the scontnuaAee Of their PerI-
Sdcas the publisher AZ eOnuue send them until ah ar
FEsTaEes are paid.
i neglect refuse to take their pr
sas from tile octs to which they directed, they Rrerld
TssponsLIe they settled iite Gl aud ordered them
aigeaEtinicd. .8
Iii subScribsr remove other places without Inform
n thlIslcTs and the sent to The FORMER di
FGGtion, they held responsible. .
5FLe Courts decided that refusing t. take peFod-
sLE the ONCE, removing and leaving them uncalied
or, PTtHI Jte'G evidence Of intentioiial fraud.
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1'H'shsei . s'.YiEI s'l2 eF "aa 17Ia1F'IF 7S"E'
10. LlI2;. BROWN -
70. l18 Main 'Stfeet,iwheelfns !

10. lib Main sStfeet,iNVh eeltng, Va.
nos cIelng Of Tie nntat d largest esSortntlts
of goods ig us ts5 Otn brought IL this
low as amy house West OF t'S Atlantic eitiC< s9
AMHnX hlARocds bs fo1nd Gold Silver Watcher
from some OF the celebrated English 3Ianu-
aetnreEera Alt1, th< Tstt Da " AnerItau Patent
Lever T. Mate,s clocks in great variety lnciqdtDs t.,
stNtons, Oiiccs Hntls Watch Makers. I. .t1
Beantui jew elry, In Rttts 6tcralsc CoFA HosRIc
Cameo Geld. Stone, Lava and all Gold 1cRelrS AIs9, hs
assortment OF soft Sorr nd plated JrWclry, very eAF
Pins, pocket Cutlery, lAEoFs scIAs Silver SapLia
Kings Card CaPe, Gold Pens, &C. &c. EreFy Rrticr In
this cSahkhment IS HTrnted to be good rerrGkSn-
I'd, or the money turned call Etsleettully socIted
lnll26 us Main ST., one door from Anfsh TayIarts.
No. 2 ashtngton Hail.
plsasure in informing my friends patrons OF
Wheeling and its pclny and the citizens Renersly
received e nneat and selected
Wheeling aud vicinity; all Of which prepared male
TO order In the latest and approved stylc and bt
lnN,sr. short notice All geedb warranted 20 be
resented or RaIe.
have alSoJus received arEe stock Of 0ene F,rrsA
ing Goods slch white cplOrFt and sEssllase ElILa
and Shirt Collars k, Cotton aud iertno Under Eifta,
sk, CottonJ Linen and 1ppes IravS, sk and Hand
k:reiSfs susrstdsrE sI!k Gotten and Isle half Rose,
black white End cnlDrrd Kid uveR Of the best
plain black and nAncy StorIs, Ties. CeYats. 4r Sc.
it fai8 lnfif aui iHf y. II. STAI.LhAH;
mh9s Aeresa nj Tailor. 40. =. Haslington. iIall.
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.INSURlANf
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY, 5

J.: Baker, Talant& 4 Delaplaib,
Thos. II. List; 5fz - d. LamB,
.~s.iif EGEtoni Arlleson Co. Il. HRrdtunh, d
s. brayI s. @. BaKef {, Co.,
List Howell, o:w Heiskelt& Co.
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r6 CoNI, ,NsPONDENTs

LETTERS concerning subseripOn advertising Or other A.
the Itesencer should be addressed TO
tae pTopEIetOrs.
Letters concerning editorial department Of tie papeI
IaouI addressed ths tOrs Jointly, to either one
Of tien. -rseE4 . -
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
snly d side Of the paper.
nd prompt attention 70 correspondents tina"
might Otl,-TWtse receive
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HRISKELL q SWRARINGDN

HHISKELLd d. SWE1ARIHGNR
IL AVE now received their tntits SECOND eTOoK tOF
Al SPRING & SGMhER GOODS recently stlvf.ed In
Sew York by eamrle a OterWse from Tho unost rSent
arrivals apl elegant designs Of the They would teS
hereto cH e atcutnn Of Guyers to their stock
Dress GOUdb and EubrpieTies which In variety nd
beauty style, combined With moderate pt!ees, eBnnet 10
excSllcd, Their of Staple other Goods IS AgNe
very Complete.
WshaTe NOW opeIrt bvRntita SstottSaeAt ot strin3
and Summer Dress .0Oots, consisting Of
Ricl Flouuced GrcnAdInvs, - - -atittifl fli's
.Nay adore Flounced Beregee, ;. - s.s5t.fF
Aii.t' l-tttl Z BHyadvre E0lEcCd EllLs,
axe f,tt q Striped and Bounced 0TES pAes,s
RpS EFlSKElLt a SwKkR1N4HS.
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S % MMER lA r n a N -G-E RI E NTs.
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II All receiving anu keep conztan hand large Stock
Il Of the eelebrpLe'l H. LLET, DAVIS CO.'S PTASOES
ALSO, complete assortnllt Of ELn1E0NS and SEA.
PiilAES, On the celebrated manufaetorIes Cargrt,
Heitam aud A. T. Hughes. Also, SflGnted Gothic Or.
style for Churches lecture RuuIss. with four stops
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Splendid Intlucememts to those tth0 pisI to
attend a Commercial College.
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4 hG AlyMcllDHrx aEOse uHa ARE q ansGr rl ~ Ct
Com Pnny Of 4.Ynchburi;,TU Va. ~
CAPITAL $1Ov,UUU Wi taEe risks ana promptly adjps
" and pay lOssts. ls5i Fl ~ MM. n. SELBH Sc,
jams tTi ISL u gl fl.s y. ta sss.iti Agent.
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New Arrangement,

New ArranBement, ~
T WOULD announre subscribers papers, Pert&4
IcalG, dc, have been
Sr. Toun's bcoks, that receiving Esld ptssd
Gals fCgInrS. and thoEe 'aboSe
call III lM!n etFeet Any N!SIng 4!se1b1Ious
eirsubSeripoat &iil thstWs lou
ger cOpIeB Nc have cSeStFe e6Ee o.
elegant Family lleF also rs Hsnte aut
Mrs, s0uhWortl,s .HorEs. VE Jlng IL Tie hook Una
stationery line be lad Ht the stp Book Etore, so.
III HAiu 4asa iHptOf 80 Jas. O. OAK.
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Train leaves Rpyenns s;Oa A. M stops
at Nay Stations, and arrives at Cleveland at 9:iS A. NJ
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Books, Stationery q VAN Paper:
/ NEW ARRAN GEM EN- Z ~
III par estaBlithment Of John II will contIn
ue the business at Tie sl9 stand, Main Yhe+lng
heretofore ilbeTaly extended 10 my fredecessof.
II my purp0se keep eonstaily hand n fun and
eOmdlete in the various branches Of ;e bus
ness, and 70 sell AT the lowest prices y i-1 p
no Country MerclAnte, and others purchasing
at Wholesale, great taddeetpsnts oeret in stock and
- Cash paid fer Rags, a3atstc1 ~
iiOvt2-ty JAS. g. ORB.
To nay Old Feiends nnilS SCnstomerS.{a
BE pleasure In Recommending MF. Jas. O. Orr,
whom have Esd stock Of Books stationery Vail
paper, &e and to request for MIN sontlnaenee Of the pa
Taai no1is 81 81. John II. THOMPSON
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SITUATIONS GUARANTEED!
~ 80 on, a. e
~ i7a TUITION FREEl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-26
New Advertisements,
To Tanners Curriers' and Lc thor Dealers.
PINtItEI'S
New Proc ess For
TANNING HIDES AND SKINS.

INlllS II m entirely new process for tanning
] hides aud SKINS never hr'prr known uniil
Invented and Patented by SAN III w. PIN.
GREE Of Lawrence, Massachusetts, and the
advantage, derived from j. both TO the manu-.
lecturer and consumer 81 leather are almost
htYnnd computation. The leather can be- pro-
dueed IN less than one half the time usually
taken In the ordinary way Of tanning and the
process may bc used with or without bark, a.
best suits the convenience and locality Of the
tanner. By this process the vitality 1T The hide
or skin is retained in the leather, leaving Il more
elastic and durable, AID almost impcr,ious 10
water There = no process yet known to the
world, whereby Hides and Skins cnn be tanned
with the hair on with so good and satisfactory
results The hair j. set fast and tight aud the
leather - mere soit aud Fllable and viii remain
80 IN any climate. Il has been subjected to
ab0~ farethel for one hour, and halt aud
came ont of the oven ~ strong, aud IN a- good
order a. before. For tanning leather for euam-
cling. or lappuniug, or for betting, hose, ncur
or gloves, " IN 'act any other kind of leather
where great strength aud durability is required,
nothing can -ufrass It. Sole leather can also
be- produced with equal satisfactory results
Hides may be worked in at all seasons of the
year without the loss of single hide. The
inventor has used his process, for the last three
years, in his yard M Methucu, m which time be-
ha~ tanned aud eufrlcd large Amount Of hide-
and skins, I'll OF which have given entire salts
faction to his customers. The yard /, nov in
fan operation, under the direction Of OLIVER
BRYANT, who has engaged GFn. W. EAToy,
who J., "a practical Tanner and turrlor, aud has
been instructed aud thoroughly understands
pingrcc'. Patent Process for tanning, to super
intend the bu-tncss The leather will be for
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-26
NOTICE.
Tur STATE or TEXAS,
puniB Of UarriSUH

NOTICE is hereby given that fuirn Halt
II Administrator of the estate OF Philip
Spann, deceased has filed his accounts and
, ouchcr- with the said estate and that said az.
counts and vouchers will be opened at the next
term of the county court, to be held "a and
for the county OF Harrison, Texas, on the last
Monda, in December. 1857, It being the 2sth
day thereof. for consideration and allowance,
when and where all pet~nns interested may al
tend and contest them If they see proror. by
order Of sal court.
T. {. 8EAzlEN, CTR
Nov. os 1851 No IN
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

yNE are selling off at cost our fine assert
w mcut Of clothing II not sold 10y the
astb of December. We Mi commence on that
g.., 10 sell the remainder for ca.h
Al II CINA
llc sale viii be- continued from day to day
utt., thc whole lot Is disposed Of
VI DOppLLMAN Err \ BRO.
Nov 81. 81. No i3-J