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endorsement, Of thr administration Of Mr.
Buchanan and particularly hi, opppsi
! ton Ia the slnittor sovereignty views
of Mr.. Dongls-' How, in the name Of
reason any Southern man. and par,icu
1 larry democrat, can fail 70 endorse 'nis
resolution is still = question Of dnnh, in
the minds If many a. u the honesty 81
the intentions Of their Constitution
Union loving Administration Meeting.
! The people. gentlemen, cant be gnlled in
THIS way. You mus. give thctn other
evidences Of your democracy. You MUS:
not only endorse he Administration OF
Mr. Buchanan, bef, particularly, must
you sustain hin IN hl. opposition" ia
the sqnatter sovereignty VIEWS uf Mr.
Douglas. If you fad To- do this v lur M.
tlyrs va be questioned aud the honest
e Your purpose inquired into
The last resolution 10 dem lcrat ought
t. oppose il advocates q thorough on
ganiza,ion If the party, State and Fed.
"rsi, and endorses III. action # tie State
Convention in declining to- make an issue
M favor oi the African slave trade. As
the II custom Convention, representing ibe
democracy ui the state failed ~ make az
Issue uppn the slave trade all goud DIN
ucius who are va favor Of organization
and look forward to the pcrprtui,y pf the
Union. and DESTROYS e sustaining Nj
Buchanan and the National democratic
party, are expected to endnrse fully and
uneqniveeally the latter resolution.
This much have merely done ia de-
hcacr 9f myself. ~ well as the party wit
whom act. aud at Inc Sann time iu A9
v1co-v Of the resolutions 81 red. as
WAS not permitted 10 do So IVA thr meeting
It has already brcn asserted that thls wai
q ;irrhraHd and Intended h. distract titu
marry. Great Heavens, 10 they CLAIM
tn be- party party without politics
a parry claiming 10 b" democrats. lpdr
pendent. as they would term ? = ard tti
to oppose tho know nothipgs q parts
called to end rsc n Bnchanau and thoi
fail to sustain the Hustc~scuiiai and mos
magnaunuuS act 1T his administrator
his opp ,sitipu tn Douglas aud his squat
trt lvoreiguty; party opposed =" "r
gan.zatlun, AMI party called iar the pui
pp-e 1T opp1siHg the re.upeuus 4 the
African slave trade AID then net willing
~ award any credit tl the Houston CON
vcntjah .sr declining to make that qae'is.
which j, hg4m uht with them q" a.
others an ISSUE N iAr caufA-s NJ,
l.nrl. d..s,r me ttnm sneh pA,ues, an'
forgive mr fF participation So lis action
1A "a, ring th1sr resolutions | mt an, iu
+ | honestly thought thcrg were cupugi
,~..,l l4uI,rf MA ia tho p tr.p tl la
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DENTISTRY.

\ GORGE 4 SLAUGHTER Den FIST,
4 IarshaIl, Texas will attend To alt calls IN
nantry wilaoa, extra ch.rsr' -
-. disappointed in business ''Yyyyyv\
J prices are no ess than hereto -
; Those Wishing their work at private houses
kevas. viii please call on some one else as |
not DO tina, sor, Of practice, only IN extreme
y, :,
Calls len with Rene Fitzpatrick. Of Marshall
meet with prompt attention. :.
March -. 81 No 3o-u
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RESOLUTION AGAINST Know VafHtvas AND
5QUArTEa SOW 1E.6Sry DENIED HEAk
ING

MAJ. MARSHAL S'r -
Al, meeting held at tho Federal conr,
Room. on saturday last hy party with
cat name. but calling themselves 'inie.
pcndeu Democrats" | offered some ir-.
buttons which you Mil find annexed.
did 50 from the fact that they were ~
cai,suuanc, and Compatible with 'ic "n-
irct n The meeting as | understood 4,
from the call 1t was al Invitation u
all in favor IT ,hr Union, the cnnSti'u
ton aml the administration ui Nj buoh
ans.," llpldtn. ,hc-, -'uinneir'> mNsrii
| t,i perfectly free 10 ni'r To enclosed
res buttons but lte gag law was sub
s;tnl,d and they were cried iowa with
ont giving me an Opportunity even OF
testing the question before the meeting
or af Offering any remarks ia favor OF
their adoption Gibson, the \ \ editor
of the drinuet Sentinel, who seemed I,
ac, A. principal wire pnllcr, denounced
the resolutions and SAID they emana'ce
from the opposition convention pen'oc
racv.
How any pnblc meeting protesting T.
he democratic can oppose the Isl r",Hn
ton opposing the principles aud ar'ic'"'
uf faith It the late kn3w nnthing parry,
aud reconcile the same cnnscien'ieusly L
4 themselves il mystery that would liS'
much To have explained. Our German
population can't be hnmbnggrd IN TN
wav The 2nd resolution Wa s'mpsy ~
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4 TraNBir Darn --ESAcriSo rHr Sick
L., rRAnFGy FnR tuCsgNE>g ~ currcspon
,'~ut oi the \ Y Express, writing from
esltl,in. Tenn, under date oil Gath nit.,
saws 4 lrosdGd aecid az ha, just &C.
rnsrcd at the Law school. about fifteen
mikes frlm la,s place. The stuac"ts
were trying (iltHstratlng) the siek'es
casa. In IN ~, court, when he y"ung man
whi took th~ part IT sickles jcfkcd onr
a pistal which he did M, know was
loaded. aud shat lsis most intimate friend.
wl,,was taS a- the part of hey. through
the Ghost. Mr. Zap took the part 81 >.ek.
lrs. and Mr. Burke the part 1t Key. II
Is "a very sad thiag, hat the shot was
nngelv accidental II was at first
Thought Mr.. Burke wonld recover, hut
mort .tration has taken place. Mr.. Tap
has suffered So much IN mind that ~
la. tsvn ur three tunes tried to kill him.
s,If. but been prevented by his young
friends. hope this lesson will lc =
warulu. Ia the young men here who
think nothing &C carrying firearms. and
If showing them upon sll occasions.
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NuNuafUl lSsuNtr uf TEE Cow Zach
college has it headers u, mischief. and so
had the pue pi which Df Pleasant was
president Ore day the rogue- brough.
a cow iuio thc building. drove her up
the -iaue-stops. in The passage. aud far
thel va the narrow range Of the drrmi-
t,ry un'il. ~ the very door oi the ring
icA8rr q L,rsme impossible 10 move
hef backward or forward. The presi-
,laui got sint Il tt and lie next day,
having heard ii the active leaders IN the
sch, nc. he proceeded to lecture on z',el-
ogy. of which. toward It's close, the fol-
lowing is the Substance
Tile in>tinc, given by the Creator ia
wonderful ip IT, various bearings upon
the preservation and propagation 81 the
animal Kingdom hui the mamunalia clam
our highest aiteuii"n. The COW Is. IN
NV estimation, above all ether species Of
her class far yam all 'eeoIl.ci the cow
wh.ch, hnt yesterday, surmonnlcd every
obstacle 10 order To lind her elf r
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iis pfnyr READ rne eArERs. tho
trial of Doyan Brothers. Recently in
Michigan t.t murder. mnch di(liruity WA
experienced IN obtaining jury free from
prejudice. Al last, after :. large huml<r
had been rejected. man from tn back
par, of the country was called. who IN ~.
sponse TO the question prop,uncs-d. said
be did not take OF read paper. ana hao
never heard IL the mnrsisv THIS wse
tn, strong case, and NJ. Terry. ono q
the counsel Cor the persecution aasd !:
1--WE oLiec, 10 yonr sittin~ ~ the jury
in this case man thai d"n't take .
nap.r. and never heard II thia brutal
mnrs.er, don't know enough 7" b : Jury
, man W. don't want Won
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MEDIC A.,

NVN. W EAMES, Marshall, Harrison
- county Texas,
Il psg,cr Over Sanders X sears Drug store
RgapsScs Ny former one dnf north n' 'h'
l,nr,honsa Jan ,th. SO.
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\ he undersigned oikrs his services to the CIT
ircns Of Marshall and surrounding country
nd Mason. Ptaasrsr. and C,aern Builder.
in,n,s Mil work to stand when the materials
selected by himself
h. also proposes TO curasaaoky chimncys, No
r no nav. He warrants all work 10 bc done
workman-likc style, 40 ~ to stand the cloScss
icisu.
b. Is now alone In business, and respectfully
Eta : shAze Of public patronage, with null
h,leuca that h. viii be able to render satistAc'
: in al cases whore his services are demanded.
ORDERS from the country will receive prompt
entiou.
U. II. LOWERY,
Marshall. April ;, 1888 ~
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DIR, 4. -. RS.

NFFERs hi. professional ~ry.'cs to th' Ell
J 3 II. II VI - all and -lrgnm'at country
~ On g a, the Drug -t're of >triir>
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u. +. Nt,. NJ:

In - restn i tn practice Of m~lirIn' again
Il anil will rive .n,cid attention 70 -urI.ry
Sl,r.l disease AMI ltsoa.s "i the eye. WI
i, TAX, iisc.tel 4 'oe' a his honSc' aoi tfca'
! "A "a rcasoasbe terms.
Sept. p, -1i. N'-U
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n1pE WILLIE iforaeg' Al L9w War
dali. Twas will practice N he oi',i''
d, lr,s Of Harrison. PAnnla. t'j,s' Wool ! =
s,ir AL Smith cnintio4 and IN the supreme
nj Federal Courts at Iyier.
,neU a 1850
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CONDENSED DECISION or TKE SUPREME
COURT or TEXAS
MArTHs MAGGIE, Ars1ani J Appeal from
HrsR, x. wnrr, An.g- ,rict Cont.

iJsfEt n W Fisfs GIIRFy tiftA Nfbi =
Term at Galveston. 1859.
This snit was instituted by Henry K
White against Felix W Mcgee. aud
Martha Magce his wife, upon promis-
sorry note executed by Felix ". Mag
10 one William {. Re, and transferred
by the latter to White. TIL. petition
charged that the note t. Rnc was exc
cuted IN settlement Of an account for
goods, wares and merchandise furnished
and delivered bv the said r ,e to the Dc.
PENDANTS that the goods &c, 81 frrn-
shed and Delivered, were for the use aud
bcuef, If The said N lrtlia, her children,
and negroes and that the sad articles
were necessary, and reasonable, and
proper supplies aud expenses for family
10 Ike circumstances The petition con.
iaiied an allegation. lhatieiix ". Msge.,
he husband, Was ius9lvunt aud unabl
to support his wife and family There
WAS als1 an allegation that the articles
larui shed 10y Re- were delivered "for the
use If the sad Martha, and her family,
aud tie proper management and care %
her separate property, aud 10 IT. pros
pc ny" 4 bill ~ particulars accnr-
panied the petition. The prenf was that
some II the articles were purchased hy
the husband, slmr hy the wife, some 10y
husband tht wife together, aud others
ty orders through a servant
TIC husbands insolvency ~de proved
aud the witnesses stated that tic 'odS
sold "eie saeh ne wrfe usual aud nee
essai} Tor . ia'iif' tut tMy an het
stitf mat the Yea were necessary i'i
Mr. Ms-ccs i.mliy
Ihf jung chts4'd t'' tui y, itsef az p,
a lH'lu"s ~ N"A triirNr from tht
evidence that Mage was las'it t.t' and
mat AS wi!e liaa separate property, asa
/ mat iue gm'hs "rit btNF"t hef' CT
/ ~ her husband WIN Hcs aa.l''t.tF aI
+ assent, ut reasonable prtet.' ana That
4 thty were sheh E1H1S "7 WIZ Ht' ''~~'i!
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LAW CARD.

m ). JENNINGS, itoHeg Al Lar, Mar
-. shall. rrxas Ohe at North West cor
p,r II the pub he s.. are.
January -. 1888.
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uiu 50 VINO does not now call himself u
Democrat
II, then, we are not essentially at
variance on this point, we insist that no
insurmountahlc barrier exists so prevent
the fusion we desire. We hcievs that
Maryland. Delaware and Missouri with
possibly kentucky, Tennessee and North
Carolina, may be carried IN 1860 for a
\a'iuna ticket which shall be frankly
hu, in"'lcnsivcly hostile to the extension
Of slavery.
few words to men
As we desire the open and hearty co.
operation If cn,iserval We Wings IL help
rs elect Republican President, should
such Toe nominated, We d. not begin by
notifying those Wings tina, we will no,
support n,r vote for one Of their rumbcr,
should one be put forward as the Oppo-
sition candidate II seems to us con
sistoui neither with good policy good
manners, nor even good faith, 10 de- so.
Most certainly we should prefer an orig
mai isepubican-t;ov Seward or Gov
Chase, for iustance--hut we shall hearth
~ aud zcalously supper, one Ike John
Bell. Edward Bates, or john, NJ Bolts.
provided wc are well assured tina, his ia.
iiu'nr", his patronage, his power, if cho
son President will hc used not IT, extend
slavery. tuii 10 couiiuc it within the
states ,hai seq fit t. uphold it. And
wArn We say tins. we ask those who ia
slst that itr slavery issue IS Subordinate,
ana hat queS ions concerning the tariil,
internal improvements, etc, oaEln to
. prrd.tfuiu,fc Ia meet us IA the ~anft.
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LAW CARD.

sIItLL MpSELEN. iio'neg' aud 'o'"'
.eilrs lar
Ap,wRs. NJ. J. Han. Marshal, TeNas :.
III VI seley, lei r-on;
Feb "a. 1898 ~
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EseR,ueS Over FIVE thousand omi-
grants arrived IN the city OF New York
dur,nx the pas, week
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LAW CARD.

GEO. LANE 4ioraegd Lac. Marshall liar
" isa county Texas.
: mt inber H., 1889.
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h ,'rDRS As. 4 t. i VI. JOHNSON
~ i,aee a.4oca, Il Themselves IN the practice
u III in. .,,
r III, rnn,srA 10 judge FraHrrs hrwk
|. lia.. the room recently occAp'ei hy Dr. n
f. ,mes
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professional Cav0s
LAW CARD.
LAW CARD.

81 vtr,, \ \, n'YNfs
AK ~ 4 HAYNES, ttornsgs anil Conn
VI tgoss n Lir. M,rshdA. Texas will give
prompt dt,ition to al business entrusted to Their
care. ,
- Once E,s' of the public square IN the
bnui,g formerly occapied by !. Ferry tsq'
Nov ii. 81 No l3y
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,tt.pfrs IA NoonF H. MCKAY
A{lbRE n MCKAY iioraeys IHf Counsel
wi ar, At Law. cArtha,e, ranola tonnty TeS,,
! ,di practice in the ON ia.llcial District aud
b. ae Siprc,n' ,ll Federal courts at Tyler.
i .lIir ln lsIa "
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The Italians resident ia kichmnnd -.
are forming an aAsocixtinn y rai:s - q
for .rAnssn ss;n~stc thcir Arcther~ n Itasy
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THE EXCEPTIONALLY RESOLUTIONS

. ' y ( = = II -
Austin, My 23l, 1859
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n WILLIE
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THE In TIE LIlIGENCE.R
For the Intellgencer.
IS NO MORE"


Blu. thsseuords only, hays heard from the other
side Of the river Of death-Ro more"
Where rst my soul to had its angel babe it
There an @sgo unurled, which Gods oWR smile
And thPeT Ike Ariel, round world, Erdng golden
Down through the rose-ligt morn, Lies awful SPLEEN
doris cleaned. -.
Yet through Arcadtan bloom and light my Childhood
From PFS aas here gooed the eternal phantom
haunted sea-
/ saw the palid horrors of Its shore,
It, tEo mora IN Il cried, -tNo more !" -
''Here smiles-Come home ~
Out from that disenchanted land LIES broken ruined
One day. my sOul must come, the sygan g2o:
Must watch the hours Of Life, long dead spectral DARK
Up to Gods throne With tread fade silently away
Hours flushed with blood red stan hours croEnd
And Paiid hours Of eathly pain ied aad made no
Then, throaq vast realms silence dread where star hath
Must enter, With fateriu tread the eternal gaesGsO"s:
Yet from the Cfod.light OF that shore,-
Back to the earth my cry shall come
ono more beloved-no more!
Here are n tears Come home"
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No family should be without Invaluable curatives-
They are the only remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
AMI private With them the parent is armed and pre-
pared first approach Of disease and meetit
ut the threshold and keen It at bay trie of medicine
rightly tn rst hours of desease erecty cues
that which Y delay only relieve by long and tedl-
suffering II at ALL with these at hand. you
obliged to await the coming pf that often distant,
expeneive luxury doctor: be dTugEed
poisoned bistered bed but administer
simple specific, and restore the rudy current OF life
again to health and iav There injury arise
any their lint the general influence upon
the constitution, beyond al question: beneficial
- AGENTS WANTED.
remedies in every town community In the United States
Address, Or. r. HUMPHREYS, 4 Co,
No. 6f2 Broadway, New York.
R-sOla by the Druggists in Wheeling. mhl4-ly.
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nnhT-1y
FIRST Spring STOCK!
Al Extremely low FFtceA, new Opening NJ
ISAAC PRAGS EEER'R.

ISAAC PFRAGs RER'&.
TTATIN6 Just returned from New York with well Sc
III Iecttd very cheap stock Dry and Fancy Goods
voId request public before PuTeasing
Ny stock Of Dress Goods viii be found to con
Of styles and that prices are
lower than those other house would eal PeIHG
MAR attention Figured BriantS, worth richly
lSs<c only 121c Ducals worth 25c At 12c Light
worth 9c at lc, and other goods In pro-
portion Linen-I will sell MCslin worth
I2c IOc Linen worth IS at 45c- 80 bOnnetfs
Comprising Styles and which being purchased
srect from manufacturer, will sell cheaper than ever
before. Ribbons loo Ruehes; Movers and
everything appertainnEt Millinery line and which
branch cali particular Of the Trade, and W
be offered atthe lowest figures.
EMBROIDERIES-If you wish to fnd the largest, best
and cheapest stock give me call and promise to sell
Collars of Sleeves and Collars, Hands, ana
EdginZs at less figures than other establishment
Gloves only 6Gc, worth 81 bOO Mtts u
pc; goo Linen Ha dkeFchefs at I2ct worth
lSa do ut lS3 9 125 emstich HandkerehietS
6G5 ST. do at SOC, worth so superior do
az 65s worth 81 white BrilIiauts At 1<c, worth
ls1<; 100 PUT IS worth 2Sc; we'll anT other
white goods Nansooks, both plain plaid and striped,
proportionateIy low. Dollars Piece Goods,
Trade. and Of which an
have the largest stock in Wheeling, VIII be sold
the Trade at less than any other House IN wheeling
and all ask Is examination and an
convinced of my ability to SELL Can and examine for
yourselves. ISAAC PRAGEHS
nh2l 1913 Main St
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PRICES.

Fu set large walls In and IS 90
Full set, large walls in plain case and book on
Case of Is numbered boxes and book, 10
Case of any numbered boxes and boot, 90
Single numbered boxes with directions %
Single lettered boxes, with directions. %
plantation pysicans case, or vlas, 10 90
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L o O 4 D
naI4imnrn and Charles streets,
Faeutty:


TX LOsInS, .,
ON the Science OF AeeoGsta ''"
BUSINESS OlsGAHaa -.
IN Ph Liz,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of boSE-As''
Commercial Calculates.
HI DAVIES.
Associate Professor Of RSek. A.eP-sH
n G. JOHNS
Professor Of tS,,sIuesfand Ornamental sn2@L"-
ST WILT SS, E.''
Lecturer m Mercantile t.ts n
REVR EATES les a.
Lecturer on Commercial E;h-s'-
TRUSTEES:
Hon-yno Kennedy. Ho. 5o.sas T'9'i r.,.,
Hon. Thomas Sran2. Wa. IL -, So
jacob Trust, Esq, WIIl4Il h-I..;si iihrary
The College IL provided With ; { r-l5s .i-,tr
Standard Works, expressly for the rs o.
Each Student has = desk TO himself, ana :
''T TSsFs5enr vacation during
ter any time - sylI CIV
ThetIrae USUALLY required TO complete 'Ae III
from TO fs weeks
AIarge and Beautifully ora-S-nted 70 y,,rs. =
upUaFds Of SQUARE VRET, repT~S -.
Interior View ofthe College, various ,--szgs4
penmanship. &C.. sentby mail rae ~ carr,
with catalogue giving full particular I,:,,s "
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look over the list, make up Of what kind you
choose enclose the amount in current note stamps
by mail to 6G2 Broadway New York, aud
will be dulyreturned by mail express, free
OF charge
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MUSTANG EMINENT.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
morse was considered worthless" his case spayin)
" but since the free OF the Mustang Imminent, have
sold him for $3.50 cash. Your Imminent has been doing
wonders up here.''
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aCHHpuLH o. GIPT9.

SCHEDULE OF GwTs.
Patent English Lever Gold Watches, 500 10
Patent Anchor Lever Gold Watches, SO %
Ladies' 1sk Case Gold Lever Watches, az. 90 90 90 90
Ladies' 1sk Gold Lever Watches, open dial - 00
S sysF E Esgs5 T Wssss.
E Eaes Eesans BIseE i SIX is GO
Ladies' Ladies' cs s8 set tsd pin ana pr0ps
Ladies ,&iss Cold eG Brseelets stone Settings
Ladies Gold lets plain or 5attsra BAND 20
best ERsh EsssS West Sania IS
Large aaiss GH spring Loetets With double
Large Gold Snap doS6s eH.,. do DO DO DO 90
Heavy Gold Pencil Cases, with Gold Pens, gu 90
Gents Cents HEAVY Gold Pencils, 80 90
S Pens MIN B sss With
Ladies, Mosaic 6 old Stone ne sets r ~ IL 20
Ladies, e. SETS, DO DO dc DO q 3 80
Ladies Iadis Cameo Cameo Pins, large size, 599SS
Ladies' Ladies' DO do do sSSii, SSS
Ladies' sold Stone Pins, small 2 %
P PGS and Sfss MRatn Psen Hair Pins
I m1siss' do do G ear P Fias, 80
Gents Cluster Pins opal centre, 9 So
Gents e caReo s aG Ma pn Bosom Studs
Gents, Engraved God 90 % DO % 2SSSo
Gents Gents SLEEVE stsR Butt o3 90 10 SSSSS
E ss5is:' p o. os a. Gases, SSSSS
ades cameo Mosaic Cold stone Ribbon Pins
Gents: Silver Silver Penoi' blades, hes. Quality
go, me- ~ TIor,, do do do IS
STis.s,, Iat,s pins '' w $50
Cots Cola watch Kevs and Pencils combined 90
CT, C5oij Tootb,,IcSs With Slides . 90
Cent, Cold RinTs with stone Setting 2 so
EeJ;esI do 'eS' ,Io do SO
Sets, silver-PIated Tea spoons, 90
1adiss3 or CSentsS Porte.monnafes 50
Gan+sS coIJ WStrh Eevs or Vest Hooks 90
IeJ LII Porsntine Roast pins 8 so
Ladies, let do do so
La5ss, Mosaic do do 6 90
Ladies, TIameo Far Drops 4 80
Tisses, Ia do 2 so
Misses, Ear Drops with Stone Setting Q on
Misses, Cold Rracrlct half Round Rand On
TaSjes, do do do G co
Eantei Scarf pin Q 60
S;s1ts, lot studs 800
Gents, Let sleeve Buttons s 30
Misses Gold Crosses, oO
LIZ rarrnr in Hnlne rom 25 cents to $25 90
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04

sSon worth, of the above Gits Impartiny dis
trbuted among the Purchasers with every $1,000 worth OF
Books sold. All sold Publishers lowest prices
All Books that Evans does not publish himself are bought
direct from the Publishers and in large quantities. BOOKS
suit every tn be found his Catalogue At
which would be inducement without the Git
S5st4m, which offers many additional advantages.
the popular authors, living and dead In
styles, the most costly the plain and substantial
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04
FIFTH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE
NEW LIST OF GIFTS,
FOR 1859.
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL.
q. G.. II " A II s

Ne. 4s9 Chesnut street, PhiIadeIPhIa,
Commence. the New Year with enlarged Catalogue
1reter variety of Gifts increased facilities for buying
ois and doing business and ls nrenaTed tn oIer
greater Inducements Book buyers than ever before.
Time has proved that the System Is permanent
EVANS IL determined prove that his u
conducted under that system in more liberal and
ffI manner other. Having lived down almost all
oppositIo having the Of his plan OF 9pe
Maine 10 California; he can auoTd
TO be generous. Try him, and Judge foryOurself.