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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-10
rf,i.tsr,C PHYSICIAN.

THE CITIZENS OF JEFFERSON a",
surrounding country arr respectfully lnhf'Ss'
that DR.. \. ~. Walker has ls.aisi N NM
place. whcu he will practice ap'n the " i'i'o-
ECLECTIC PRINCIPLE. using pfi~ipall,
the I.,,anic or Vegetable Medicines In tie 'n4''-
ma, nj al A,ni, pi47,--s. aud Natures tral tu'
,,tiye Ar,i. WATER IN Chrome Diseases;
particularly IN rheumatism Nervous A%'cti"n-
spinal piaa-s-. Dyspepsia, Lang Disease, Sercs
MA. Female ps,s,s,-. and insbssl almost every
form Of ,l.-a~'. Water prorrly adminis'ci,d =
aa .uf,'litlc rn.e,ly Tor Chrome li'aflLoa. lar,
ti,a,Iur attention given TO tlcrs on the Veg a~'
Naricnec Veins wirbvtT coSFishNHNr. Ms"
ia Cnnnroas Infectious. lie can be loutrl At
tho tiiy lloi.l. .isDrson, at al times when oo'
professionally absent.
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TIE PRAYER OF THE BORROWING.

BY rfiksnirn rotRs.
81 And lhefc appeared an angel uu,p linn from Ica
ven strengthening him.
God heat my prayer
Thou wla hast poured The cs,cuce Of Thy life
Into ,ii- arn ,hi- feeble utn Of ebay
Thou WIN smidd the bmpe., glnoin aai strife
An the loue -i.'r iint su.,les me IN my aay;
When my crushed heart b. constant striving torn,
fli,- -lnsl'itng frnm IL pWh inpuriy,
And my faint spirit. b, IT, sorrows worn.
raru- With cry II anguish unto thee
llcar me. oh Cod my Goi'
Oh This strange mingIiug IN Of liza alsi death
~ -s'h and -ul'-ianes' let IN. comparisons,
The hidden secret Of l'fo'- tsctlng breath.
Ny being ae-,ias IT, aim and end.
Show 'ae ils impetus that urs,.i ne forth.
tis,n m, ie,r aud hafr,ing pathway driven
The seen, fons tia, binds ms down h. earth.
While my -ai spirit yeans fsr hqn.r and iIeagcn
Hear me. ol c'A my a,rl.
Tho ruby ne drops from my heart are vn,ng
y, thu deep conflict of my soul In prayer:
The VOID. liz burning IN M, Isel. tongue
Al. me, nh Father let nee nat 1c4pair
Save. i<sd' perish me, ere / die
Ny rs'si spirit mosks at Thy control
Tt~ raging bsliow. rise - drown my cr,,
Tbs ascas n aaxai-b oyerwhcl.u my soul
Hear me oh my God my tod.
rssre, pcssr nj wiifal, way~arl ieari. he .,ilI.
Nv ~ III messenger II L'.i /. a~sx
b.w 4rwn submissive y, thc tafhcr's vii.
n "p~sfsrt ksv that "cAststh uat alt tar"
N; p;syins -gsnt' irrm ~ hosn. .s...
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FE ~ 1T ntLPN
Di,'- &" inform thr citi1su 0f Marshall and
- n,iehhotAo'rl. that he Is prepared to make
llau4 .uyl Office Furniture " ~ kind. tu ORDER.
\ stock alwgy. kept on haul
Repairing. cleaning. and vanishing muily cN.
ccut,d and all onlcr- prompt, attended 20
tyhrnaty H. 0,,b. Nu25-iy
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4 malignant cholera broke out among
the slaves u jefferson parish planter.
aud In nHc day. eighty. out Of about one
hn'd.sd w llse place. died u the liseas.
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Auction, safe.

IWIl S,li. o., Auction every saturday an,
ai nights good assortment ri Dry Good
BOOTS Shoe, liz, and Ready Made Clothing
also Iiquot> ap1 brocelic, Come and get bat
gains
4. stiIW NRi/.
.innc ~ 1885 No II If
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Mattresses for sale,


'INllE undersigned olrs his services to the cit.
] izcns OF Marshall and surrounding country
rs u
Briet Hpson. Piaacrey. end Eastern Builder.
lie insnre~ all work 10 stand when the material,
are selected ~ himself.
lie Also proposes TO cure smoky chimncys No
CURE no pay. lie warrants all work TO he done
in wor.man-kc style, so as To stand the closes,
criticism.
Tie is now alone in business, and respectfully
scicts share Of public patronage with full
confidence that he will he able to render satisiac-
ton in all c.uss where his ,rryccs are demanded
Orders from the country win receive prompt
attention.
u. u. LOWERY.
Marshall April 3, lsas ly
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PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,

r,>rrssu aAU MI 10.
IVW AUhH Nb~sV"s~ Wv"
at~.nn Enxines. nc.
=, ~.
.Nfdftondrg Nfedm E"g"eN' ~"" '"'
R,,J... x,,,, Nils earn .NsIs, Log
- ..C..,,.
Vhfss, St', ~ """'1~'" -
fruu p Rabsus Eagle Found"H
-t,Iy ~.
H'ehmo""' va
nNE u ,.,--~ Engines s,rl Mills complete ct sur
Tx, 4 r,.,~..lv gu,r,n,.-d perfect ma hinety
AMI To- .,v readily T,s srei & um'-sf pr DAY, We
0l,, ,o..l ham, form ,uf usn work Ia er-fi
n ,,,i ,rsrh the n,,,,e- TO eork II wiihon additional
81, M pu,cis,e, paying freight anil insurance
f,a.u ia. eity of <.N Orleans oHly
s.nn xn O0O
sO "~'"
ENGINE and Mn. sssnl,lri-. q si,r No !, We
furnishing F,pd Mrshhno and guaranteed as above
" ~ cat 800 feet Of lumber fdaY rradilY
ran -, .aO.
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" arc MuWsc, lscMtNM. VeNMs

II = II NJ = Z -.
- EtElNl\t Forwarding and Commission
IL Merchant l!as now on hand aud 10 arrive
a argv 10, Of Sugar, ,ellc, Pork, Bacon. Salt,
Iron, Nails, Castings Buggics, iiol@, Rice, Mo
la->cs, Candies Whiskey, Apple Vinegar, etc,
which arr oifrcd for SMALL advance on cost for
cash, or to eo.s customers rs an advance or
cotton.
Angus, 2f-4Jf
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G. Z. LIN\SO\.

GENERAL dealer in DRY GOODS, Boots
" Shoes. Clothing, Hats Crockery and Hard
ware. &c East side Public square a, ,hc OF,
Stand Of C. T. llynson \ Co. opposite the Al
kins House
M,R.n,tt. July 80 1888. No i6 II
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' ariety.

Shpl Tuck. Twist Toilet anil Long Combs
ivory Zine do, Puff and Pocket do; Cologne
EStu,cis 6r. in great variety; lily W bite 'u'
Boxes. Toilet and shaving Soap; CASTLE and
i,osin soap; Porte Monnnic> and t'imin l'ngs
Silver Stri and German Silver 1himhes Watch
kcy- nud KY Rings tuition Rings Pearl and
Agate Shirt buttons lionc Su-ponder Full Git,
ici tasting and satin buttons; Silver and Cor
man Silver Table Dessert and Tea Spoons II
Yer Plated ,astor- Visiting Cards tmcrys'
Coat Hndiug. Ribbon aud lonnci Wine; Hair
Tooth aud Shoe brushes; I 9th Nail aud Paint
i,ru-h,s. Tins Needles Hooks and Ey,~ Hair
Pins. Susprndcr- Cotton ami ok. facets Sil,
lmn,; Nmiehone; skirt Bone; to'tou Linen
and 'ilL Floss, White Cord Looking ''as-'s.
Nlrhbe. Pipe and Pipe Heads Nohair liHrls.
Leather Belts Pencil -hnrpuers; Pearl shirt
-ta,l.: rrnn,b iiru.ho- Violin and Guitar
String. Stc'l-sprjug ~elfWguhlug Hoop Skirts
steel ami Cane Skirt Hoops
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JACKSON, Miss. Jan ~. l-9r'
D. /. w. iraikes--My Dear Fricnl ] r.
eciy.l cttor from you some two OF thise mouths
ago, bat have not. until NOW, replied 81 r''uf-,
1--WE vun M apology. since ! have been here
have been hu.ily employed night AMI day and
nov. Will am writing at my desk, th' mem
hars nrs Debating an interesting question. tnder
The circumstances ! tan nov say but li'iic-
hons. Won Mrs Walker and your sweet il'lc boy
ARE ven. Ms dear brother pupuy Is rapidly
.inlinr 10 The grave. / fear. with dyspepsia and
fwi,h you could bevlih him awhile think by
y,4ir Mn w. might be- saved bat II ~1w'hing ~
n,t speedily dom for him think his valuable
hf, via h. l..,t TO The world.
,ol. webb. 81 f'oulotoc. lihg -eualor.i j. here
and rtry bad 81 with bronchitis. ! have h@n
a,lvi.'af him 20 s,0n ~ b. n'tuTn. henc % place
hinolf uulr your cau. " hc drc not VT r.
H. 4 .aan. appchcnl The cough viii involve him
in consumption.
We arr labofing mtu-cly on the Code, and
bon loo eii through IN two nr three Wlsl.. Then
n.ls..e snl uaon logi.lntion may consume two
os 81. v B. mere. am getting very anxious
to ,.. to4. prd am very hed If legislation
loDr sou uin Frequently write 10 lne as
49, - alW. s., usi % deep interest in your wcl~r
You wcr. drli u i'le iimc was uwlcf yoHr care,
a. b'nd iu mc asa sou c0nld have boeu Ia NJ
C..al i'tir'; volt wcr' 'hemuin.. on,hr ffoFl.
,ieep 81 riitils u'c " Distressing tli-tn4 and
., ..1'nt ny iia- apd While live. shall bold
yuh ia e,itni srd uii'ciiomic remembrance.
Tive nr a. pers tp Nh. Walker, 5nd btl'r'e
me c,.f your e,5tful and devoted iriend
l,-. f. N,rntws.
INFLAMMATION OF TliE tNI.s
Tbi. +. 10 ccrtik fla,i my little daughter wha
Il ..Fift Il statfI
Inflammation o. the ryo. IN the YEAR 1851; sui
6r,sl n,o.i iniolrfahly; could MT bear the light
81 ,lav. We cmposad The physicui- of Gtcnada
sod country, but ihgy mdc an utter failure
i.,iag Alarmed shnui her condition apir''hcu'l
in,, %, she would la-c her eyes concluded 20
take ,r 10 thcueculisl, H., fcgncr. at Memphis
Int lspeniug tn hcpr II III Walker. and the
raiiel end wonderful cnts he had performed
ami G,r him AID IN itw wreck. had her niiH
cjlprk neiael la run about IA tiic .trong SUI
liplt The cii'rt. Of the treatment Wer mot
astonishing. SARsH \. ONgAL.
.leirron. Carroll county. Miss.
When ,pli ~ ohilf began Ia suffer from in-
d &c. iiun mr. ,t psI.m. which increased ns ngt
rA,arcHd ni, ~ gud throwing Hp everything
1as lu4sl - ,hp arru's ads i.tl by lice Be-
tl.,it p4, .ieiarr Ni,ls,l. ihed~uol c,Wc' Amer
had.,s io,0 womanhooi. married an ulopaihc
pft.i,isn WIN lnsrd me- with tilome Give
Nn.4. &c.. Coz many Year.. Ms disease siill IN
er,ss NO m z some live year since, became
ri,ii, ed Noh neuralgia. az which time my .uib'r-
ina. ~, rustl 10 m indiscrihahle d'gue. there
nn, % isq 81 olgau 10 my system iur FROM The
mo. pam N III all di-'4,s~. Ny suffering IN.
cr,psel a. in' progressed. then took i Nio-
lent congll 49,. was rpprrhcn-i'g hat my lung
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LISA. er,,p, gin 81. n'oe, became perfectly
ir.ioe IN ihr noe, Of NlaY q -; had Ia copiinc
b., in ch1ius. Employed She ninenil physicans
nta ~ "a yition. iio,pnic rIn~l's without i'm.
p o,ie't her coalOop IN She l'a.'. ihcn wrote
40 10, s,l 10 ltuuv if cenl,l get hcl IN ihe asy
lsa IN, ~ rot ,cccoed ,aea applied ia Ia.
W.,i.cr, N.o made u yield under water treatment
IN -hori time l'lic chocD of She wafer were
no mtonishbs She j. now web and doing
.. u service Tvs. 'uoerN.
N,bonenlo, Mes, April t. lsaS.
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FRUIT TREES.

fINIIE undersigned can now supply from his
l nursery near Marshall, Texas, ffui, trees Of
every kind viz: Pears, dwarf and on pear stock
Apples. Peaches, Nectarines, A pricots Ounces
Phms, and Cherries. or Gnpc-vines, choic,
collection Orders received before December can
hc filed In any quantity Afterwards nc, orlinc
to circumstances.
JOHN DUNCAN
Marshall sept . lsts
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Mirrors Of all Sizes,

In endless variety: Plain ard checked India
mating. rcirigera,os Of all kinds, together with
lee Boxes Of every size.
Furniture carefully and securely packed for
shipment 10 the interior.
City and county purchasers will always find
our work ready for their inspection. and are cor
daily invited to visit our store and examine for
themselves
InlN - ~ ~
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southern Pacific Railroad t""'y

'i'iE UTiltE cd this company Is held At the
] rnrrr of Nu.,in aud loNar .irc'~ in the
civ Of Marshall. 1'Xas NJ persons having
business. will RuA ,ho olioo open from . a. NJ. to
r. ~ daily. -
JIprllA fONiki~. Fr'>t.
Il, e. WilnsU ~ccrgJy.
june ~. lSiS. y II
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kll wool de Iaines. ROBE. a quillc. Toll H.
Chcorc Rot's. Black hnyatcrc silks Fancy
-ilb. flounenl '''', Rob,~ and qiillo silk
Robe. all wn" plain Robes 10 Mise, sll wool
De i@iirl Robes, soed colorcl French and Eng
lta Mnino; i4dics tloaks Nant,lias and Man
MIN .nu-L-
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G. TIE NhNiSItNtp VII al his
Ri,: place situated about > milc> Southeast
04X el Marshall continuing Use hundred ami
is acre. two hundred Of which /. in high state
IF cultivation good Fences aud pfi ity Air i'm.
proyemnts Railroad lran. cash or ncgo'ahl,
lapcr taken in payment Apply 10
G. 4. liN\SO\
Oct 20 lsJ- sI
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Some i've yoars since hceamc q sufferer from
l,heun q ~ from which time I'LL rs, my limbs
were at 'a,l Ni,h pains oi The inquisiiiols, ~nit
iug ri Sc. 10 ilAl wts moi aide To- turn over IN
bed nsl =, o,hets no, uhlc Ia put on my clothes
! emnoecd physician. rud used he invoriir nos
,,am, ~ bon, ,elie;; ard as - resort. having
~ op, 90 ,uuiy placed N, " umlcr The luii
mpiD o g. Wnlkcr who practices ,hc Water
tmt m end hy b. ju,'ieous advice hDvc
boca p. ~ ulipycd can as,uw all those who
arr ..s Il vnh ,te p'aye o;sgse or any other
that l. cul ,'c, ,hsi r.rf eau be had by judi
eous rna,.c or wact inrtment. ! know this
from, experience and observation.
BacAhawk Misc. J"uN VI. iIut
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CLOTHING STORE.

- ritkiN H. and r. camp Street The sub
IL -cnhcr = r,UIsHg b. every steamer ifun ii'r
Not,h direct from his mauul,coy large eccos,.ous
10 bis already desirable s,"ck Ut
cLnrriNG ,Nn CENi itENisuiNG GOODS
Also boy.' and You,h-' tlohnr. Philadelphia Sole
Leather rnnh- tat.ee Umbrellas ~.
lac above GOODS are got up expressly for the BE-.
tart ttade
sTRA NGERS, visiting The c.iy invited 10 salt
aud .snrinr stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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il,tttNt are.

Pocket aud Table CUTLERY Huotcl,ot knivc-
~hoc KNIVES. sheep shears. Razor. W aiilc Irons
l,asiing spoons, Tat balances, Nula,sts GATES
Showed AMI 'fones. smith. Tools, Fad Locks
Taper ti,'. TEASPOONS, Cut lacks, saw Han.
dies. Bod Screws Peg Avis, Mil-aw Files, W 10.
dow Syringe Jim truw Cards -chy'nc Stones
Iron Tablespoons, Pistol CAPS, & u Caps Elcy
" + Cap. ~lorl Corn Mills. ~tcclyanls white
and black tarriage Knobs, 'Irmmcrs and Han.
dlv Saw ~cta. Screw Driver, Pistol Fhsls,
tair Hinges. store Door Rim Locks. Merlier.
mon t'lnsci l'latc. Pad Desk Chest. TIL and
tuph"ard Lacks, iiHss and Iron SHUTTERS; Draw
ing Knives. Spoke Shave; Fore. lnck and
jpinicr I'lnms. Charcoal Furnaces; Spilfoous:
Patent ly tmpH Wagon Traces; Grub Hoes:
tolln- and iuIl ANcs' Long -handlc -Aoyes:
S,rl Spade. sausage Cutters; trosscut saws:
timcr aud Noric' thisels tougos; l'laup Hils;
\ugr and Anger liils, Iron Braces, braces and
i's; Draw knives Try steel, Iron and Bowl
squnrcs; tmors, Hand saws; Rip and Panel
saws; Files assorted. Bench Screws; Glue kei-
TIES; sand Paper Hammers, nssorted Nail
Claw and Hunter, ilaicheis. linbi and Broad
Aycs; piyiders and tompa.ses; Red Keys. Fry
Pans. Ten Kettles; sauce Pans Spring Balances
Bras. llfittania and Japannod taudlc-iicks.
Wulcrs aud 'r,s, 'friys; t,ruds,ones; iollcr~;
Madrmier.; Gimcts. Shes Backing &e.: ta.i
and Wrought Bats, al sin; Wood Screws as
sorted -usl---
Iron, ~,el, Nail, Woodwaw and Spring
Nhccl.
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Encourage southern Enterprixe.

Bradjo,ds I'er,abie Nieom Engines, man
ufac,ured At Handsboro' Mississippi.
w l. nf- naLirr our several sizes II Engines fur
w the use ct Planters. va
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FALL AND WINTER
GOODS!

WYE are now reeriying the largest and most
w complete stock Of FALL. and WINTER
t,uoI,- mat se have ever brought out pnf-
chased cn,irely IN New York and Philadelphia,
selected expressly for the Marshall market and
vii compare l,yorahly. in siyl's. quality anil
sil prizes. with ,ho-c IN any market THIS s'de OF
New Orleans all Of which w. o,hr for sale 10
the r,nblic generally and particularly TO afr ~
fri,a.i, and easiowess pn the most nasonah,
terms notwithstanding the heavy esPcn- AMI
DELAY that W. have vncountcnd GA account OF the
laM -tage OF water in Rel River. We Si-h Is
distinctly Understood that wc will sell as low al
thu Lowest. who do a legitimate business Jew or
t,entilc.
We mention iio ALLOWING as a part Of DOR
stock. TO which we invite thu attention Of MI:
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American. French and English Prints, uiland
Chmln Prints l,al ppp'ry, Curtain llamask'
Muslin caneils lcach1d pom's'ic' 81. ~
anil a. Brown Domestic 81. lui and i2i.
Brown anil Bhaehod -hcciing. Bhaehed AMI
Brown prll Sad BACK. plain and iNillcd osna-
hnfgs striped osnahurg> Bed Ticking thoc'aw
and Hickory Strip. Apron theeks, penims.
Canton Flannel Iinon luslrs. hucy anil solid
Guglmns, black hluo and brown Cloths; black
nn,l fancy po,shiu. and Cashmere; iadifs Cloak
Cloth. white. black and brown ilollauds, Juc
guard papr Crash. Wefstrl Table Covers
Wof.tcd and six -cruc. Black iabby Velvet
J. & T. Goats Spool Cotton fnlorcd spool to'-
son Bingham and Cotton lllki. hlack and Wlute
FhX Thread, Wom Yarn, white and rd Iwillcd
flanral., white. r,l and yellow Flanucls; shaker
Flannel plaid AMI solid; rolorf Linsey; Checked
Wool Flannel; plain and printed Opera thuncl.
all cnlur.. ~ailnets taalmcr and Twced~' M
great variety: Wool -hawls; 'hamhrat Furui-
tore Ch,cksi Negro Blankets. Bed aud trh
Blanket. skeleton skirt. Brillinir. Cadet
Cloth and -aiinets for Marshall tnlt"rityli
MackhuW Blanket al cplor white grey black
ANIL brown kerscys nnl Plaid. baking -oum-
l.4. Meal Sacks German OleIoih; Iloueyeomb
Quilts. Paper and ''lansl 'nmbrir Crew iiazf,
iia.tnc nar.oille. and Trimming
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Groceries,

Embracing Nutmeg Camphor, Ginger -inrrh,
loaf Sugar Powder, shot Star Candies, Bar
soap, Vinegar Mad'lor, Indigo, Alum Smoking
Tobacco lcppcr Spice. So'a, Salereii,s Pepper
and Werr,~tes.hite -auec Tobacco. the h'sl oI
-null, Imperial and Black Tea Pickle sc.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-27
wAsHINGIUN MEM 5.

APRII 29-fhe Chairman of the Committee
on Ways ana Means will shortly introduce a
proposition for meeting of the next session of
Congress on the first Monday Of November, he
10 remodel or modify the Tariff aud Revenue
system.
There is but little, if any, doubt that the
AdrniHisua ion will soon ask the authorzIt ion
of loan of thirty millions Of dollars to be al-
piled in part to the redemption of the Treasury
notes
entirely ssnsuine nf its success during the pres.
ent week. Douglas, Stuart and Frederick are
not only opposed tn it, but actually erdeaYOrinS
to effect its defeat
On Saturday the Senate confirmed the nomi-
nation of JnO. CadwaIIader to the Judgeship,
made vacant by the death Of Judge Kane.
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PuuADELPHIA MARKET.

APHiL 26.-Receipts of Flour continue very
small, but steady, Inquiry for home conslmF-
ton ut SI,5Oa4 g for Supertine $4,50a4, 40 for
extra, aud extra family $5.75a6,35. There is
but little Rye flour and Corn meal Offering, and
little demand; we quote at 1925. Wheat con-
tinues dull, and prices rather wcak-particularlv
for the lower qualities; sales fair; Southern and
Pennsylvania red at 81 GOAL 10, and white 40
al, IL, in store Rye continues to sell on arri-
val at zoe Corn in gond demand at Tic for
yellow. Oats 4Oc. Provisions and groceries,
no change. Whisky firm, at 22a22 l-2 for Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-27

accident at Attiunce.-en friday evening
last, there was to be Public School exhibition
at Alliance, Ohio, and about 800 persons were
in the second story of the building in which it
was to be held. Before the performances had
commenced the floor gave away, and precipita.
ted the entire assembly to the lower story, kill
ling a young CIR. named Atkins, and severely
injunng several others 1t was reported that
another of the persons injured, young lady,
whose name we could not learn, died on Satur.
day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-27

Lecture on Enight 7smplary. Rob Norris,
of Kentucky, will deliver lecture tomorrow
evening at Washington Hall, on the subject Of
Knight Ternplary. The lecture has been dcliv-
cred in all the principal cities of the United
States and the Canadas. The lecture is an in.
terestnG review of the subject its mission, pro-
grcss and present condition. We hope to see !,
full house.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-27

Sad AccMent-on Sunday evening last
Frederick MoSieT, an old and respectable citizen
of the First Ward, met with an accident, from
which his recovery is considered doubtful. He
was thrown from his horse in his own yard
and falling upon his back is supposed to have
received fatal injuries, Mr.. MoSier is about
eighty years of age
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-27
@ N E. DOLLA r

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OSE or THE BEsT PUKGATINE AND LIvER HEDI-
GINS nov Set9Ts Tie public nss,sy, b $3.50
'saser niider aud more ehsGtual than any ether E.-
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matter thas two purposes sasetuely uA-
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WiilstrVbsihsn build Up
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contains much strength bUndTed dOssS Of Cal
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tried ana knosn ~ its eEects rarely ever iA!:rS
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from srasrd Liver Tie fEsf1louiss Of 80 mary q
Physicians IN its favor induced Ne t. tTy II. aud IoU
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anything edible Wifhout tr0ute, before,
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gave pain Nov UhAt ~ all FrndrFB
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tTy this ,tbs greatest remedy 10 The WoTdafs
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has With snrii uIloaadtd 10 the
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thS system Thoroughly Ih.f
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sGen tlev need madeleine Try tlis ey TElFs
that have come under uotiS< NtFe EEeat Lea
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7. H. LOGAN 4 CO., AEEnts feE Wteeli1T.
JOdS " PARK, CtbeinnaH-
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