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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-12

LETTER FROM CENTENARIAN-It was
mentioned a few days ago that Mrs. Ann Nc
Kenna, an emigrant from ireland, nearly one
hundred years of age, had just arrived at Phil
adelphia, accompanied by her youngest son,
who is sixty-six years old. In a letter to the
Press she says -
"Some of the papers, in speaking of my life,
refer to the 'old saying of using buttermilk to
prolong life, in answer to which have mere
ly to say that have never used any kind of
milk except in tea, coffee, &c. am now near
ly one hundred years of age, and for the last
half century have resided in Calledown,
beautiful village in the county Tyrone, in the
north of Ireland. Temperate habits and my
usual morning walk of two miles to church, l
think had a great tendency towards lengthen-
ing my existence in this world. | had for
many years wished that the time might come
when would have an opportunity of seeing
my friends and relations in this glorious land
of liberty which l had the pleasure of doing
on Friday, the 25th inst My kind and affec-
tionate granddaughter received me with all
the kindness that could be possibly bestowed
on me, and escorted me to comfortable
home"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-12

These Waters give the most instantaneous and perfect
relief and when persevered with according directions
never fail to effect rapid and lasting Thousands
have been restored to perfect health, who tried
other means in vain To all classes and to all
tons they blessing and need despair
matter how long the disease have existed, or
however may be- provided the organic
of the vital organs is not hopelessy decayed, Every
afflicted should give them an impartial trial.
TO VoCALISTS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS these
Waters peculiarly valuable; they will in
move the most occasional hoarseness and their
regular for few days will at all times increase the
power and exbiity of the voice. greatly improving its
tone, compass and cearness for which purpose they
regularly used by many professional vocasts.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N.Y.
Price rs cents per box.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20

II
NEW ORLEANS.
,ItNffAlIrHErs, Of 1ia War and deaisrr 70
vi g1aking and Heating -t0yes, Aih1r' ~eii Seal
10 can. .af fl-a the on Dominion and trrole fni.
~ Pots wn.her iwpre~~i Neniilatng Re'r'sefa
fIrl. rfr.
Anon car erle,iaa Of CoasiUs stoves aIe ~
'ifi.v, M r.rlrIisA pafterus Morning star thafi'f
nse gsH.s F.H4t -tlt Premium mn ECONOMIST
Inc f.rea1a,isi BE- stove, soi ~ 90 -eicnfH.
,,ftr ipI,. Tie syen dnofs hued WITH tn, and
Ia A.t'er. trc attached 70 the front and lotion ~
Tho stove r9r ton Is covered With fffrr'0rs tlse ~
VII IA mean. ~ tho boat generated Ia The stove =
tanned and the cooking ihttcby + dnn" ~ hllf We
tine ihst required u ordinary stoves ane wiz hai'
fir quauAfF nf iafl .
Ara,frr rfsti 5Hfauiirt FRI The E1ounnis' "a. that
tAse. a.t H,afhftt thf Atcien which ought 10 De q
rrss' consideration % % She e0ok, particularly pa
sI4nHler te 4. tho hrlitA o many yiIH1le cooks z.
fl.nrd hr 81 aver heated ~ heu. There Z. Ahchf
=, ,he Stow large frrftr fr-srvnir by sht-h there
slr a I'll t4,nes ~ nod from twelve to twenty galn
I h.i sftar. according 90 ih. .its of the stove.
In. tsonomti tri .'a-s ~tvr 'n rf'rH T.
-Ht aHt tstr riHasut' u 1iniuendhs Il a. ihf
I he.' faHNiuE Stove in $780,
~ strength weight economy va fnei and mahi
convention - We can sy without cNaestratlhs' F
+ has nu ..i.G The rNlen-c - getting up @i0Ye o
,i4 cla-, ncdf-slftl} hrgc, We have hNca q" pro
ieror1ins'v
We are sall 4atui- for ,h. stove a''o l1r ArthW
-lf ~ealine Cans and Jars The 'fcoe Coffee Pot, sn.
1 Wia-tiu'. fVcu'll'lBg Refrigerator.
Ntf.E ~ tNGy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20

TIE MISSOURI LYscnxG ArrAlR-Thc
ST. Louis papers publish tie following
dispatch, giving further particulars Of
the lynching affair n, Arrow i:ock
Arrow Rock, July 20.---t;rcat excite.
men, in Marshall yesterday. One negro
was burned aud two hung BY a NOT #
from eight u nine handrcd Sheriff,
deputies and jailors were driven from
their post, and the negroes taken from
tn jail, The ncgrocs we're on ira! IN The
morning. one for mnsArrag a man near
Vavcrly, one fos ~ atLmp, L, ....ie.
"cas here, aud one for attempting 70 com.
nit raps near Marshall Excitement
ceased about four ia the morning. and
nc mob Dispersed without any tus'he.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20

lAcHsA-g oF h.sus In fago there
were only tweniy.six volumes Of novels
~ the shelves Of the British Mnscnin,
but ulege ase now seven thouaanl four
uAu1SsYl, lsiad all i'iegn ilarc been aliit,n
ailes Nssefiy was teeon
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20


At the time Of thu trial of Dan Sirklcs
for making Key a skeleton Key public
sympathy was very deeply excited for
Mr. and Mrs aiaklns' pretty little dangh.
ter, who, il was said, would, u n naturcr
age, be rendered miserable by the story
OF her mothers shame !, soous how.
ever that Mr. and Mrs = mean to have,
Il they can. other little ones 10 be made
miserable hy tia, story. We presume
that Mr. $. has taken his wife back again
because ho found that his own short.
comings OF rather long. goings would
prevent his getting n divorce, and lac
coaclnled that his odd wifi vas better
than none \ good deal og indignation
appears to hc felt against him, and wc
suppose there IL no doubt, that /; hc were
pDw 70 have his trial over again, the jury
wouldn't have the slightest hesitation in
eoavicting him.--LopuetRe Joqnck
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20

~~n ! WOULD respectfully -
nr public iI,al | have nmo'
r'~~1-' shop formerly owoed by John v
den, 10 the south side Of the Public sqaaa
moliaicly back Of the Marshall N
Hotel and am prepared iooNccuie ~
promptly and to The best manner
possible every kind " work usually &a
blacksmith. Snch %, IRON lNU WAe~
CARR AGES. HORSES llull\G, flN
fATlpN WORK, &c. and also the Ha.'
aui repairing vt wagons
MILLER JOIlN>ON
Jan a. 80 N1lst
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20

- chonPtouiss street.. corner <aotez street
NV Hfs. WILSON Informs her friend sud ilir
iI public, that shs has q,ausd ll,e extensive
h4ardins tgis-, md !. NOW prepared 20 sseriy@
lain'its angle y.no'nen. and Transient gsiiofS Her
'enls VII BE- fonnd msi,Tals, and her ahi- shiI,d
antly ssrpiisd The frosn. are ample and well ,.u
his'rd nr' 'nr inrni'n-- hns been recently parenerd
Persons VISITING the eliy -hv feels sssi,r.,i VIII he
p'eafra .lh ihs arrangement IL her roa,ns and The
accommodation OF ,ef hoi... N-i,i. ixts nor ~
ls,se viii be .rar~d 4, cnsasr The camiogt ii her
gqr.r M e9 - +.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20
N D Ia LAX IN 8 TITUTE
NAE ND FEMALE.
[ nahMi nMniA InAa.

HINDER the management Of Re- LOallt \
l CLARK aul VIRGIL VI. hUBO~t. as
sisted by o'hrr Preachers
Music s2j. Rates of Tut III. per session .
ID aud 20 dollars Board eight dollar, pa
month IN advance or nine at the end " the S.
sion For further particulars adtlrc either Rev
Joshua \ Clark or Virgil " puh.,c, conee
vile tp-hur county tcNas
November 3 as ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20
SUMMER CLOTHING,
JB1H. N. WARDwuII.
" TIE LATE FIIlN Of
ward wei, & &

Nelson, Wardw s. Co.
Having connected hims.ii with the we'll
known house Of REID u TRACY s5 Chambers
Street, New York
COLLECTS the continued patronage Of hi.
- friends and customers, and assures tAom tina,
their orders for Hardware, il addressed to him
or to Reid 4 Tracy ahal he satisfactorily exc
outed
Jaunary q, 80
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20

! u "a i,sc Ni'h ysa. ts.hy lles.+t
VITA yaar .iiken hair aad y,sr ai bre eye.
Add tie ,.itliliY sissam that al Item hes,
Asi the fa,ai. .sec, slu yni, brueh, irons testf
Coils sunshine lady loaag,
wilfn y0a fold ye1r hand, baby Louise.
foat hand ike fsirys. - tiny AMI isr.
Wi.h pretty. iluaseut saint BE- air,
htcysn tylns o. thHk 81 ,ame angel Taught payo
Yoa '.lriel ahsyo. lahy loui.e'
Ini 81 ~ WITH ycg hahs L1iisa'
WY ya Hsscr 'h ssar le1utffll heal
a5sae DAY Aiiic one yeaf check aiil grow rtd
With alh IS ia ii'hi - hear Tee waTlt said.
Il I've yog l.ihy Ionic.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20

ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE.
No, "a Haga-sao Sfroi .Ne,o Orisons
4 CONSTANTLY on hand the largest assert,
" me.t Of S,.soaaalo Clothing Of every de.
scripisan for Mea lad Boys to he found il, Now
ORLEANS all Of which will be sold al tho lowest
prices ior CASH a, retail OF wholesale
August 2C, 30. blJv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20
CALl.AWAY 4 RAIN

ID ESPECTFuLI.Y inform the c''pnS ,;,s
IL Harrison county that they arr nov ~
a large stock Of staple and FaIcy "! ~
Hardware, Quocnswarc, Boot and sh"ss LA
and Caps, Cloihing and Notions, on uH o,hr,
side Of Inv publie square. We will :ay pO "s;p
Of the quality aud style Of odf Focn ~.
uonc can Judge better Of them than you'
hut respectfully solicit a call
Narshnf' Anil - 1889
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20
LOUIS BtCkE rs,

MERCHANT TAlLOh
SHOP NEAR SOUTH WEST CORNER :" W
PUBLIC SQUARE N AnsHNL, TENN
ID ESFLCrIuLIN Informs the ei'nF
IL Marshall and vicinity that he has n, !,
ncutly located in the rincc, and is prs'ls''s y,
execute AL orders entrusted 10 his carr ~
unsurpassed by any establishment thu :"
New Orleans ,s>
lie will keep on hand everything ~ s,',tmepi
.4ly found in Merchant Tailors e'!s I90s aooa.
so ,ha, those who wish, can sckct enc'" ..,,ie,
and have them made T. Order. M wy ,
have not reached here, bu, will be on nA'"
few days.
Marshall. Nav ~ ls5g.uo 2I.I
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20
GREAT ATTRACTION
Nl4SC AUCTION.

three times a week namely. on Monday, Thurs
day and Saturday Auction during the day.
Notice will bc given by ringing thebcll.
IT, oi'ers superior inducements to Planters 10
call and axaniue h7 stock. publicly and pri-
yatoly lie can sell goods tiny rcr cent cheap
er than any Merchant in Marshall lie Offer
superior inducements to Merchants in the sur
rounding Towns and Country Stores. lie can
sell them good. at New Orleans prices, He has
splendid supply of Ladies' Goods consisting Of
silks Robes, Jacone,. Gross bar Muslin, Swiss
Muslin, MATTHIAS, EinghgDs, Linen. Hoop
skirts, Shoes and Gaitcrs, Hosiery. Bonnots.
Sc. &c. Plantation Goods such ~ Negro
Shoes kerseys Lowclls Bieached and Brown
Douectic, &c together with large 10, Of
SUMNER CLOTHING.
Come and examine for yourself lie Is snsis-
ned he can please you all. The Goods are all
New and Fresh, and purchased with The great
est care.
Marshall April 3 $50 If
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20

COLEMAN 4 cos
April goth i459.
S,Wl-- Jaeouet and checked Musliue Linen
C,uhrirs. Linen Lawns Irish l.lnen aud a
GENERAL as.crimeu, Of White goods. can be had
COLEMAN ~ cos.
Aprl Is ls5s.
JUST ARRIVED.
SPLENDID lot Of Spring -ilks Lac
Y Points. NautHas and Barge Shn"ls' ~
I thr latest -tyc and for sale hy
mhl sno2.-0 ! y. COLEMAN " CO
ASuIONABl.E Silk and Cashmere Hat.
L Soft Hats Panama. lesho,n and mo We"
/ Hats at COLEMAN 'o.0.
Apra Is 1859.
! NfAWS. Plains Cutlery. Butts, Screws, oek-
I y and Nais. together with variety oi Hard
ware Just received and for sale at
COLEMAN "a cos
April ;, ls59.
4 BEAUTIFUL Lot ef Spring and summer
Y -ilk.. Just received and for sale hy
COLEMAN a co
April rs, l75o.
J.
\ Ware can be ioall low down At
COLEMAN \ GO ..
April l5 1889
BEAUTIFUL lot Of Ronnnt Trimming
such a. Ribbons Tabs and French and
American Artificial Flowers tr safe at
j. y Coleman y cos
April q 1883
4 FINE lot of Ladies tmhroIaerCd and Mar
y settle. skirts, jl,i received, and Tor sale by
! y. CQILNAN a co.
Marshall April %. 1859
DOYS Congrcs. Boots and Kip I'rogans i~
- sale cheap AT .,
April Goth 1850.
CrOVIL Steel. HOES aud Gillcspc's oval
> Bye Hoes Just received, and for sale ny
COLEMAN y 60.
May 9Th, 1858.
STILL THEY coH Ha,.rN n's. S : COS Ss"''
April oath 1859.
CHoFs SHOES! 4 large lot of every
= description Just arrived and for sale Mt
COLEMAN a cos
April 2gih 1859
I AIDES kfu ROOTS with and without
l. haal. Lace in font lace at side, and Con
ggaas Just received, and for sale by
COLEMAN & co
April 10Th, 1850
DOYS Calf and Patent Leather Sho's. OF all l
- every description for sale Ut
COLEMAN Il COS.
April 29th, 1859
I AIDES Black and colored Caters, Lace and
| ! Congress with and without hccis at
COLEMAN Il cos.
April Goth, 1859
I AIDES AND MISSES heecd slippers,
' COLEMAN * co,
April Goth 1850
Slippers. Gaiters and Walking Shoes
VI Just J0coiyed, and for sale by
COLEMAN n GO.
April goth 1889.
DONNETS Bounc,sl Bonne,s Of the latest
- paIiz,an Styles, Just received and for sale
'topp, by COLEMAN & co.
April IS, 1859
DONNETS BONNETs BONNETS ~
ID Another pioa beautiful lot arrived this day,
md Tor sale by
J. y. COLEMAN & co.
Marshall, April 30 So
A VERY handsome aud desirable 10, OF Rca-
a dy Made Clothing, just received and for sale
At the store of
j. \. COLEMAN 4 co,
April, a. 1859.
4 RICH lot Of Ladies Embroidered Swiss
n and .taconc, Collars. Also Sleeves and Col.
ars, in scts, for sale at
n. COLEMAN d co.
April %. So
4 FEW pieces Of Crinoline can he had at the
j. y. COLEMAN & co.
April ID, 1859
MEMS Fine Scwcd Boots, Pump boots and
wi Peged Boots for the summer for sale by
COLEMAN h co.
IN PIECES best American. English. and
lDsJ French Prints, inst received. and are
l"H being sold at reduo,d p,nss, at
COLEMAN 4 cos
April Is. lsa.
4 LARGE Lat OF Bleached ard Brown DO
~ mstics. Bleacbel and Brown Sbre,inus
-oweils and Striped Osis0bargs. Just received
' ~ '''' -" ' ttoIhIANSco
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20

LIVERY thing wanted Ivy Ladies or We
IL Men on Boys belonging to the lis'asi W." -
and usually kept in toantry Stores, can
OF The best article and on lhe most rt;.s..s'
ter,as. at COLEMAN cos
Marshall, Texas, April Is, 1897.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20
HENRY PARSONS.

e PIANO FORTE WAREHOus
$500 No e Camp street, New Or.
J o. leans
tonslet'lg on hand the most extensive Stock IT
Pianos iu The city. at The losesi Factory Prices to.
stiirf with Nioilus, Aeeonii0n-. Meo.ieanB Guitar,
lHif. tQn Rooke, &C., tuning and repairing done
fFl Ndr
Ma, ~ So. No 81 IS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20
=. \ l.. REILLY 4 Co,

y Donovan COTTON Fscior Commission
"A ard fof,eof ding W.s,hesi, M 81 Csrohdelei
street. lnun Row New Orleans.
Ma, ~ SO No 3s ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20
SIN q T. RS
SEWING MACHINE 8.

MOST persons ahp arr reasonably wei dressed
vi Will ind by examination Of theif clothing, all
0f the -hae- thru iect aud the hats on ,nor head
iii' most. Il not Iil the sowing b the work of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05

ATLANTIC sank, BxooKLys, n ", April 4. 1852
'T'HE REWARD heretofore offered by this Bank,
/ Tor the s2prshsn,ion o. OSCAR FIaJD ia hereby TO-
yosed. VIM C. RUsaNORE, cs'hsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05

GRAND SACRED CONCERT-Complnenta
W to Mr. \ n. ANpERsOS-ro lake pls . on TUESDAY
EVENIN0 Aorl II 81 ras.s 81 Z Csurch sh.sv,
TIE following Vii tho
Mr.. McsAt Mas Aple Kemp aEd hiss Mary T. ha~l,y,
Mr.. w Ca,ue, Mr.. c. BsTse, M c. Werueoke, Mr..
Msser W. r. Jotosr and Dr. CARES GIilrnette
r.,her with sad seec: Chosrs Of nbers o.
Ae .Yoik Mepd-ssohP Uulap Pisasi, Mr. W. Be,ae;
Concession, Mir. q. ". MosAn- Docss opvu st o'ccSk
Txksts BE- lad of Hsrp-r B!sshsrs Frsakio
sasar~ wm. Hal Son, No t+S Broadway and b T. hazi
ere NJ. Broadway, ppaer the American Museum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05
60 ubom it mar Gonrern,

CPECIAL NOTICE.-Deslersi 10 GOODYEAR
y PATENT k4 sULCANIZEp RUsSaR sUsPENDLKB
BRAIDs WEBS al Other faoEics md Articles made b
combining with arets soee.s Of Vulcan
sed Rubber notified ast uuless tho prperly
stamped lame, aud y by authority they
CANNOT Be LEGALLY DISP0sEC on ir the United
Bass Merchants and dealers invited 70 Examine spec
psus orders for the spring esds
The underlined exclusive Of te .tss and exclusive
hshts Goods which snbtsos ell The sy
mere :ofore or imported and many otae Also
Ecenses and SELL and the terms be obtained
HORACE h DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05
Doar6 and Rooms.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED--By q Small
~ Family from .bou Let Of June must be within hour
o. City Hell Addie stating terms sad location Boa No.
2sl rost ohiee.
NTED-BOARD, for young Lady, with
w CO. Ct Plano, in respectable private family address
rs ssd te;ns which must te rsdssls ssd location
@. o ThouBe Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05

ni,s n u CITY Hall AZ splyrpdayvsL near Hassos k.S
Raiosd d. py. Trans o'sriy every hour oanssi a.
..-d so ,ss u softn sud dlris n ~
ere oor.its p,rot. otsrsronu isEAIy shc1se- ntn-
room. bar oog YES all vsni-ne~s 81 ht sas CO..
u,,. fprus1- r.rrs ss st-o0t ,hIs~ ourts & 81 .f-
ara ald god sab ,~snlas-ooa.. Pro-
@.rrs Icy aP.r q sLRSsrEiS L u.SSLEHhN''
A..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05

METROPOLITAN THEATER.-
Nl (LA.s BUsrON5
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
and second srpesrsEot o. -
MAS DAVENPORT
after an sbsence Ct Eve yesrs
TUESDAY, April 1889.
v b p.,snt4s 40 eDtr-y n.~ psy 10 i've .ss saAp~d
o. 8 Leland fom "Ls Czsrus" OF SCRIBE, entitled
The CZAhlnAi
THE COURT OF RUSSIA
with the sonoviss powerful distribution: 49,
Tie
Ole o.us5t~r Of MenIlhof MI conway
Peer II. 9rrst...... ..............hr. 8. Conway
Prime NeIItoh Prime Minister T. Fsaef
Count sspi.ts youne Polish officer ...hf w Reynolds
Aeuiral ylsrb-St OF th- Russisn Navy MI Dt~'1a
Cunt Ivan Chief 9th. spie...... hr W. Il A,aaocA'
Pas.s. Coros, Ladies, Guards, he
Fe~ and Appropriate BY he"r' .i,er and '" Amy
Rich and Hs,orlo.uy &C ;ur. Co,tumes by H. seJDonr
Gorgeous nile general properties by.I eros"
Previous pay the superb orbesrs en1ssed ai'
.sst.r viii perform under the direction OF Mr.
EbleptsD,r
To coLolud. With the ADMIRED Y.rs- ~ the
KISS IN THB DARK.
Mr. seIir Mr. Ds-son
s.versi novelties ia Vh hist OA'kN
PORT will spptsr 10 active sta Of preparation.
Boz Ofhcs op.u ats ID. and duTir the day -
Orchestra
emu
PsIquet p.raDet circs and dress ctrcle o~rs
Family circle
Observation-Disclosures. Mr. W. A. ARNOLD
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Real Gstaie for 6dle.


ALCOHOL DISTILLERY for SALE-WtA
n Pisories famous arstas giving - cent soeee 80
s,sd Ohio River oouanpa lot scros OF tood Arabs
e~..,.y BucirE. III. Ms hpery everything la god
order. Il oil be soS liberal terns YARN 81 sess
100 acIes In the southern part Of Michigan. near rsioaA
nigh be taken exch.use For further particular sssy
rELLKAhPF L KIrCHiN0 No IS B.s,erst. rev vo,s
DEOOKLYN HIGHTS LOT for SALE-2o II.
ID " 100; location, kOhtasue- p .cs APays
DAVID RAFT, No AS Broad sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05

N'ANTED-3op MEN, who have no objection tc
W u.fi-s eSOH = zeal tr.rosuee 6RgELEY's PA
fEhT BRACE susPESoERs % -hs tr,As sna.
r.ri ua.As to fsey Inst taking to.
Of 81 cheap ard
sc.p~uiss ard by bcckre usAs ssstis
"a ersos. trey 20. OF s5tess. viii stamp,
D. J. GREELEY, No. Pcs, Bssa
sPrngist Asss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05

CTRANGERS should net fail 30 visit the chic,
- attraction Of the city-,hs hnoos pCosELDOlS GAL,
LLRY OF PAIHfrN0a opee dAy cd svvI,as Sa ~
BrosevAy. AdEnizAon q osceL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05

THEATRE FRANCAIS,
Il No. SOS BROADWAY.
y. Wkdo-se C ssss................. .Drscter>
NARDi, Avail. 1883.
lSNE sOiRkE DABoSNkAkNT.
lcroe repTssents iop Se
PAUL LABA.
NNe LAURENCE CHEFALlkR-
2ne repre- sertsics d
IL GESDRE DE NJ PORTER.
Coincide en- qGA,-e sc;es ptose psr Eals A g.r On
- Theatre d1 oymns.e-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-16

A WORD FOR THE RIGHT.-The cloud OF
fanaticism which has hung os er many of thk
New York Faipits, has been relieved by a
CLEAN of sunshine from Rev DIR. Remington,
the Episcopal minister Of Calvary Church.
In aliudiDg to the Harper's Ferry invasion
Sunday night he said:
In the present case must say that my SYM
pathy IS entirely with the South. lived long
in the beautiful South, ON the banks of the
Mississippi, where l saw interchanees OF
friendship between masters and slaves, and
learned Southern social Lie. There / knew
men and women, numbers of whom have since
passed away to the inheritance Of eternal
giory, anu To sing through countless ages the
praises OF GOD and the Lamb Let us beware
Let the pulpit and the press, therefore, beware
how they misrepresent aud caiumuiate their
lives and actions and social conditions. Let
them again. l say, beware how they bring
about circumstances which may deiuge our
free and happy land with blood, and kindie
fires which may only be exiinguished in the
utter ruin ana misery of this mighty and gio-
rious nation. Let live the lives ot many
good Souilerners, and die their happy dea hs-
Let us discharge our duties, and no more, to
the slaves aud their mast lers and thus prepare
ourselves To form Gl;itlems OF Eeyer-ending
brilliancy IN the crown ot our blessed Redeem
eT, W hose mission was peace, and To i've and
reign with him in his heavenly Kingdom
throughout Il glorious and neyer-euding eter
nifty. Let these ends be our true objects and