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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-14
Cleaves & Walden

nave Just SeCe1ve0s
r ECTuRES on the Moral Government
IL u God by Nathaniel ". Taylor,
y. d., Professor u Theology 10 Yale
College.
The Land and tho Book or, Biblical
Illustrations drawn from the Manners
aud Customs. the Scenes and Scenery II
the Holy Land; BY W. N. Thompson. u.
d., twenty-five years u Missionary In
Syria nnd Palestine.
Trcs.illan and his Friends; by DR.. Il.
Shelton Mackenzie.
Wild Spots in the Yves, BY Frederick
Gcrstnckcr.
What can Woman DoY byT. =. Arthur.
Prcscott's Phillip the Second, vol. 10.
The War Trail: or, The Hunt OF the
Wild IIorsc-A Romance u the Prairie;
BY Capt. Wayne Reid.
The Fifteen Decisive Battles u the
World, from Marathon to Waterloo ; BY
l.. :. Greasy, VI. A.
The Afternoon ~ Unmarried Life;
from the last London riition-ncw supply.
Nv Thirty Years on; " the Senate; BY
Major jack Downing illustrated.
A Memoir Of =. 5. rrcn,is; edited hy
his broIhcr--ncw supply.
Adventures Of Gerafd, the Lion Killer
new supply.
Unity Of Mankind; by Cabcll-ncw
supply.
waikna or, Adventures on the Mos.
quilo Shore.
Splendid Illustrated Edition Of Mother
GoO.e's Melodies.
just received and for sale By
api CLEAvYSA Walden.
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GARRY NIX BACK

lha l,f sas gone, aul lhe night eas iafk,
Anl ihs bowling vni. vsut ~,
Anl The blniiae slssi fsll thick and last
lium The stem and stormy ~,
WI % a mQurntul val, through lhe rush.
Ing gale.
Nas heard At the cottage door
~ carry me back Oi cnrfr me back
" my mothsrs's home one more.
Twas . youth sho hal lct hi. mountain
hume.
IT, had wandered far and long
lie hal itaiD'i the goblet. hcry tide.
hthc fs.,al miinigh, ihfong.
Hut a dream " hope came over bis heart,
n. he crypt % The cottage door
q carr ms back 81 carry me back
To my mother, home onec more.
have len ,hshall Of ,hs,emp,ct'. power.
Aud the rcvrl Wild aud high
The, cared not IN Their rcekles. mir,h
" ! wasjered alone ~ die.
Doh the tte .hll burn on the household
hearth,
ny the elm tree old and hoarf
o. carry me haek-ui carry ne back
To my mothers hume once more.
Like weary bird that ha. wandered long.
will sccS my mother. nc.,.
Md lay THIS aching head once more
TN INT gentle mother. breast.
onee more ! will seek the household hearth
By the elm tree old anl boar
u carry the bsck -ol carry me bach
To my mothers hume once more.
Gss-A love .iei swain. in order more
fully TO ascertain The mind " hi. "lady.
love- elesei . letter Il her w,ih the sol.
loving verse;
III you ssrs . dog and | IA. q hog
\ rco,in' AMY IN the yard,
II the old nan should say, "Drive ihs,
hug away
Would YOU sorry Or bite very hsrif"
A sgn,lincn, 90 sublime deserves an an.
seer 10 this stys!
WHEN ! am a dog and You are q hog,
A-~saics,ns ifSm the .iy.
III mol breathe . barb, bat merely remark,
'oo Il, pofkisl root, hog, or a,sl's
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"oh' Woman. lovs !, a hely light.
And ~hsn 'us kinilsi ns'rr can die;
u lives shsssh ssesehsfy asi ,Iigh,
10 auench the constant Lame may try-
Like IVY, where II grows, 'us seen
10 ssAf - ~evsrssssssr green,
Like W, too, his found 10 s.ias
leo often round . worthless th.ng.r
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kIfERs u Administrator On the 60
IL tate u jsssses Harris. a-ee..sl,
h's,ns been grated o the anisrsiFnei
By ,hs frshste Court Of psssss County,
>'sse " Nississrri. 81 the Jaly Term.
Iss'. thereof, Nos. all persons having
esaims against The estate sss hereby sss,.
ndtc ecms fsr~ard and have their claim.
rrahstet sai registered stthia the time
prescribed BY ls~, or thsy ~ilI be forever
carried. JAAes Ms,LAiN, Adm'r.
Asssss "a, lsig. alec,
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NEW STORE,

HAVING is-s received q ss~ and we'll
ii selected sssek u
FAMILY
.. consisting 10 part Of
SUGAR.
CVvrEg.
MULAsSEs,
CirgEsg. ic.. Ae..
sse VII hep -esssssssly % ksaA fr,ss
Cakes, Candies and Confecsicner,s>.
Of oil kisds sal aessripsisns. Thsnlfsj
10 ell nv frsessis fss their psss liberal
patronage, vssld ssi'l sslicit their trade.
b. Z. MATTHEWS.
p.N. Ce0aeete1 visA Ne store IL . psv
sai eel sesslssei ten pis alley
oassAle-eSo
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-21
III .scel!aago,ls, Ht, IL.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA.
Beassolent Iastiiutioa estaJlishedbg spete1 Eas-
{ alouu,ent fyrtae Retiia oj'the Sseka,,d; Dss-
tresssd, offtcted nth ViruieM and
Bnid DEM 4 d Use ase.s.
rTyHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view OF the
| awful destruction OF hnmanliie, caused b!ysex
ua diseases, ala the deceptions practieed upon
the unfortunate victims o!snc! diseases bE VhacNs,
several Yeats AFRO tief Consulting Surgeon
as nHARIrABLF AT worthy fthelr NAME 10
open Dispcusary for the treatment Ct TINS elas"
Of diseases in all then tef1Ns ind TO &!Ic atp'-
CAL AnYnlE GRATIS 70 aiswho8rply bF ie'teF'
atiea desctiptiomoithelr eentatloil, tase oceHpa-
ton. habits oliitc, &c.,l andt cases o.eSlFeA'e
poverty, &c SssFsai>si Nsesssessses sfFs "a
e'ss,spgp. Ii is needless to add that the asso'it'
ten commands the highest Medical skill otthe age
and will furnish the ostaPprosed modern treat
ment,
TheD;rcctors Of the Association, in their Annual
Report anon the treatment oiSexual diseases, ex-
nress tic highest satisfaction wifi hesaeccsS Which
has attended the .iabors OF their Surgeons III
the cure Of spermatorrhra, Seminal Neak,
ness, Gonosrua, Geet, Syphilis, the wee Of
onauism or selg-abuse, &C., and order
continuance ef tie same plan for the ensuing
year.
Tile Directors on u review OF the past, teei as
sured tat tier labors in this sphere OF heneVo
lent effort have been ofrs3at the afflicted
Iespecially to the yonng, and t'ey have reserved 'e
devote themselves, with renewed zeal, to TINS Ssf!
iininortant aud much despised cause.
! Al admirable repor, on Sperratorrh@a or SEM
nal Weakllcss the vice Of 0niisisn Atdstufoal'oi
or Self: buse, and other diseases Of the sexual OF
| cans. hv5thn Consulting Surgeon, viii oe seht.ps
mail lin A sealed enyelope) FREE OF CHAIbf. OF
lreceip oGtwo stamps for postage. Other Reports
land Tracls on the na,nrcianA treatment OF scx'la
diseases Diet &e, are consfsatly being published
for gra.uitons distribution, and viii DC sent to ths
a,fietelB somc.ol8he aew remedies and method:
oFregtment discovered during the last seaf, ARE
igreat value. rY,,r
| Address, for Report or treatment, Dr.. j. SAIL
/ LIN H0UaHFON, tctiug sargeon, Toward Asso
citation, No2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Ia
BY order OF the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELI,,
] Gro FAJncu.Ln. Secretary. President.
! Sep2l-ly
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-21
re r. OY G.. M IRIS,
Prirate Secretary to The 9oser'tor.l
4. o.nnr:,i COLLECTING AScHss

BATON ROUGE, LAa -.
n FspECTFIIlJY offers his services IN the sposs
canacity. AZ, orders entrusted TO nm ;or , 'as
collection 81 claims against the State, o. Fhs.
ever nature, will be proinlaly aud faitl''als ~
tended TO, and at reasonable rate OF eoh'p'"s'-
ton. IS Lands.
lie will also attend to the entering OF La, a,
,xhere nap,ies desiring the same, will urn'f,' aa
with ne requisite data as to locality nun .:sa
,o ,sa range. etc., also, to the redemption o
,.nds sale. or forfeited to the State, Tor non fa
''''' - REFERENCES: ~.
po,oa po,,oe La-(;ov. R. G. Wicklfe, ana h0''
y,e,,;lie parish--Ex- Gov. ?. O. Hehert. -.
w., 0r,easlsen. n. Grivot, Gen. John L. leN''
Hon. 4. o. Ogden, Gen. Jno. armstrong
carrnl7tou--W. T. Scott, ESQ.,
| NcfraiioeLes-Dr J ". Butter.
lax. Propils,.ss--T. y. Il Hatch, Esq.aple-'" .
,frsIc Prof. HENRY II. BRAUN, having q per- II
nmnent,y settled in Alexandria, Is pfspa..as n
Give Musc Lessons on the Piano, ea,.ar ,, s''' 1ls
s,ioe with accompaniment on the v' ~ ,e,,ns
viii also r Pianos the most reasonap..
ea~ orders.le left 1T thestore OF d. Hoo .nas,- i,
On will RECEIVE prompt attention.
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JOHN {, l. I'm G

GROCER Alexandria, Louisiana.
avIN(i rented the Store formerly occupied by
7 3. Kibhe, onssasoad street, opposite tie Ia
/ plies Hotel lWwishes 10 liaE!i s trent asa
the pube generally that ne mas 'nae arrangements
Tor receiving fresh supplies weeAly, as follows
Sugar Cured Hinis, side and 5s'ouifier Bacon,
Ness Beef. .Hackeeel .ish, sarhnes, lard, Butter
Som Candles, Flour, Coffee, Peas, and fraits 50 al
kinds and OF the best quality, and everything KEEP
ii, a Wholesale or Retail grocery.
II LSO LIpUtlRS-
Such as Coguiac Brandy, irish, Whiskeyy, Bourbon
do. Vines Porter and Ale, Of best brands, a'ss
Chars Of the test Quality, .ndsh best OF ecniec
tiorary and Pond Cake always on hand All
whicilhe of.ers atreasoaabic prices jan 2f'-ly
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D L n T Is I. r Y.
DIR. P. M. LEE, from the Bal

Dic. -. Hi. AIi11t SAAN' -
timore Dental College having per-
nf.rently located in Alexandria, La, respectfully
o'lcrs his Professional! services TO saeh u 'ae cl'l-
.ens b. Ra,,i,lps and adjoining Parishes, as may
neet. the aid OF ii Neiltlst.
DIR. LEE would say that he is prepared 70 exc.
cute al operations embraced in the Dental ART, u
entrusted to his care, in the mos, skllfai mapSsr
ard having purchased the RICH, to nse Prot fras'
pYs Patent Cheoplastic process ier mounting ss'i.
fetal teeth, aud used the same il his practice tSf
some time, viii. perfect success IN every ease, be
ulhesita,ines reconnienasit to all WHO ma! re-.
~ yanruoss witch cannot he a,taiutd by Any Of
Ne old methods, while no other has any adyan.
ts.e over il; as to its strength, durability End
beauty, he Challenge it a comparison Nitilany
known process for mounting artificial tee'i'.
-. These preierring it, win be waited assp a
t,.eir residences. .
49,. 0i!icc and residence corner Of lhiss and
1 Bayou Robert street, AaFcI 2S-iy
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SALE OF NEaaROa ss.

On THE FIRST OF OCToBER my house o.,
" was opened and a large supply of all Sa
classes of NEGROES offered for sale, ~.
imported from Virginia, MARYLAND, aud Georgia.
Afterwards, during the whole season, the supply
shall he kept good hy the receipt of large lots Of
the CHOICEST NEGROES to be had from he
above States. Apply at 81 Baronne street, be-
tween Common and Gravier, and two squares west
from ST.. Charles Hotel.
Eoyl0-6m WALTER l.. CAAPBaLL.
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,sa g tor. 81 70 ssiza gss

Castor. - - ss1-ss S -,
20 NItts VEST OF ooLuaaIa.l
GATd fI0UL4A PARISH. LOU lil IA.
reRS. ASDERSuS & s0S respectfully a.4g
announce 10 their nanleFoiis friends fffrSss
III aeaall other seekers Of ssss
Health. pleasgreah} Recreation tssss:s.z
tha taeg have neYy fitted up their establishment
| u tbs U;astor Springs and are prepared g
offer better accon,fnoaons than ever 70 flose S''o
feel disposed 10 pay sFema visit. The water pos
sessos tie very finest medical properties, is many
heretofore afflicted With Dyspepsia k6eNmatisin
JApipiiee, and other functional and ofganlc tiia-
eases caH testify
Tie SPRINGS are situated in pleasant, heath
iadl Pine Nallayspegiob Withan alsIiiianee o
IN -, and yerysfacilily viii be ailoraed
to chase and Kill the silver looted deer.
The roads are COOL from almost any point
North, Jouti,, East or West
s There are Bath Houses provided Tor those Wil'
desire to test the eieacy Of the water by bathing
and those Who desire a,lusements will be inrnlstse'
I with BALI ROOMS, BALh dLIEFS, &c.
Il Tie pgoprietors are distinguished for their IN
lweared attention to the happiness and comtert
: their guests, and their charges ere more modefat
d than most places Of similar resort
i June Sth iSbg.-fn
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AN Estray taken up by John Boyd, fr,S.
Il on Bayou Clear, about 20 niles IRON [g.IsA.
Alexandra, DARK DAY Mare Is hands
high both hind feet whiteIa small white or frosty
blaze on forehead sp,nishbr on right shoulder,
about years old apprasedby T. II. hcoflae anu
J. r. Mathews, to be WORTH go in eash.
Now, therefore all persons interested ~ heseo.
notified to come forward within sixty days IRON
sate hereof, prove property, pay charges and take
her avay or said estray viii be sold according to
law "a. WISE, J.
'" a.toe-o, Lanoure Ward.
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ggHEAE' Esss Es CAS- M
q L

GOOD SHORT PAPER
Groceries I Groceries
15lsIIE subscriber on Front Street, & : q
opposite the Ferry Landing, ~ s
having removed from his old stand, one door be-
low. silto D. ~. Valleys building, sill, kecpson
t hand a very general and complete assortment OF
Family and Plantation Groceries,
such as are usually applied for in this market, con-
sist,ng, among many other articles, Of
| SIDES SNssnaders a2se, Esanss;
f,nrmaes Meet. &c excellent quality,
salt. sIoar, Saagas sssad Gaasee, Tesa;
TOeacGa, Mssc;Seses, safsissses,
I. I !. Cheese, ssarti, seap. Gam
dies, Naase Powders.
Grscneay ssare.
EsvasadSes, Whisky. wines and
| <'sgGiass. Ef'asss sssssatoes,
Onions. &c.
"Prompt customers al'e low percentage, is the
proper MOTTO Goods might be sold much lowe,
lin Alexandria, If merchants we're not compelled tt
tack On extra percentage to cover the losses iron
had sales: Iiave determined to abandon tilat sys
Item, anahereafter, sell only for CASH or aii0Rl
,tGuoD PAPER, by which plan shall be allie t
!, sell LOWER and make more money shan taos'
WHO follow different practice.
June SISSY JAooD F" A a.
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incorporated le1e-chatteF Perpetual,
Cash Capital 81, 900, 1000.
ABSOLUTE AND UEIMPAIRRD,
WITH A SURPLUS OF S5O6,3Sz.SS.
Andthe prestiEeof3 IS yeaFs success dexPerisnee.


TotaI Liabilities, ----z5---,
Losses Equita5ly adjusted and Promptly Paid.
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Wheel
THE INTELLIGENCER.

PHYSICAL EDUcATIoN.-on the. 27th of octo-
Der last, Mr.. Sedgwick delivered an address
before the Alumni of Columbia College, which
has just been issued in pamphlet form. His
manner Of treating a.subject is direct rapid and
spirited. We quote a passage in which he very
forcibly depicts the mischiefs of the neglect of
physical education:
From the time that the boy, whose fortune
it IS to be educated, is inmured in school, till
the period when he is again to be immured in
the lawyers office, the counting room, the dis
secting-room, and from that time again until he
enters upon the profession of his life, no syste
matte attention whatever is paid to the subject
of physical education. All.the health-all the
exercise that he gets, lie gets by nature or by
chance. No regular opportunity isproVided for
no authorative encouragement is given to it,
no stimulus, no prize; all the ambition, all the
zeal, all the ardor of his young, ignorant and
unrehecting mature is concentrated Jon the vigil
and the midnight lamp. Severe labor, long
terms, short vacations, crowded rooms, late
hours, bad air-what is the natural result?
"What can be the RESULT Well has it been
said, that that mind perishes as the body dwin-
dies. Not for the pale crowd of sickly dyspep-
tics whom our colleges annually turn out, are
the great prizes of life. There have indeed been
Pascals and Byrons and Channings who, despite
frail and miserable health, have achieved i'm
mortal things; but these are only exceptions
which prove great general rule.
at is the man of robust and enduring consti-
tuition, of elastic nerve, of comprehensive di-
gestion, who does the great work of life 1t is
Scott with his manly form. 1t is Broughham
with his superhuman powers of physical endur-
ance. 1t is franklin, at the age of seventy,
camping out on his way TO arouse the Canadas,
as our hardest boys of twenty now camp out in
the Adirondacks or on the Miramichi 1t is
Napoleon, sleeping four hours, and on horse
back twenty. 1t is Washington, with his
splendid frame and physical strength. These
are the men who make the names which the
world will not let die. Miserable is the phcso
ply and the practice which fails to recognize the
Importance of the ANNUAL part of our compli.
Gated structure.
"What is there in our system to raise or de-
velop such men? How is it possible for them
10 be produced by it? / mean our system OF
education. Among the classes which do not so
much boast of their intellectual trlining, the
physical man is indeed infinitely better cared
for. II you seek among our people for bodily
strength, look at the great turn.outs of our
firerDen. Look at our crack volunteer regi.
ments exchanging national courtesies with our
sister states. Among them you shall indeed
find that sturdy vigor, that bodily strength and
agility, without which all mental culture is but
preparation for disappointment and mortitica-
tion."
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SHAKESPEARE AND ms ORruoDoxY.-The bio.
graphers of the immortal bard have been nume-
rous, but very few of them have said anything
Ofhss religions character; and many may, per-
haps, feel surprised that one of our brethren in
Maine has proposed to deliver lecture on the
passages of scripture illustrated by Shakespeare.
The poet is usually thought of as being entirely
careless of religion or as simply resting for eter-
nal happiness on his morality in the latter years
of his life. But there are two or three facts
which may tend TO raise our estimation of the
bard on this matter.
We lay here but little stress on his beautiful
reference to Palestine in his Henry Nv:
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poIsTLrss srAross, one Of his disooursoss,

PoIsTLEss SERMoNs-In one of his discoursos,
John Newton has this pity remark:
.sMany sermons, ingenious of their kind, may
be compared to letter. put into the post Office
without direction. 1t is addressed to nobody,
nwns6 by nobody. and if hundred persons
were TO read it, not one of them would think
himself concerned in the contents, Such, what
ever excellence it may have, lacks the chief
requisite OF a sermon. It is like a sword which
has a polished blade, jeweled hilt. gorgeous
scabbard, but yet will not cut, and, therefore,
fnr real. use. is no sword. The truth, properly
presented. has an edge; it pierccs to the divi-
3ing asunder of the soul and spirit; 1t is dis
eeyser Of tho lhonghts and intents of the heart "
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SADDLES. HARNESS. TRUNKS. &c.
WHOLESALE Sc RETAIL.

q continue 20 keep hand large ana soanlets -:
sortent All ar4ieles ha line eonSlstng of Ladies' and
Gentleens saddes Fine and Coarae HarResS, Trunks,
vaees Carpet Bags SAtehels, Collars. Haag, Hss hes
would respectfully attention ny stock and trust
by strict attention and PFonPtssa, 70 merit eontnnanee
All kinds of repairing promptly done. and IN T yer
n.nRs5' .SSso ) D. s4aflAhR Isl Naia s..
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TKTHQLRsALEAND REfAIL Mannfaetursf Of saAdIes.
w Bdis Harness and Trunk, and dealer IN all aIti
Giles usually kept by faddleFs bes leave 20 inform the
public that he has opened a. No 165 1an Sta e0r HhFet
Alley, where he viii be glad 70 see Persons wanting
articles Ashelntends TO make good of
sell fair prices he hopes to obtain liberal share
Of public patronage. Particular attention paid 20 ordered
work and repaIEIng daae With dL.nateh. aepis.
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Over whose acres walked those blessed feet
Which, fourteen hundred years ago, nailed
For our advantage on the bitter cross"
But there are two hcts which go far to en-
courage our hopeas to his real Christianity.
1t will be remembered that he entirely aban-
doned the stage, and left London in 1910, and
retired to Stratford on Avon, mis- native place,
where he died in 1916. During this period it
would seem that he and his family attended his
parish church, where the Rev. d. Byfeld, an
eminent Puritan minister, and father of the dis
tinguisbed Commentator on the Epistle to the
Colossians, commenced hislengthening ministry
in 1896. Richard Byfield was q faithful and
energetic minister of Christ, and we hope, both
from his character, and from the fact of Shaks-
peare being his constant hearer, that some ChllS-
tian sympathy existed between them.
But there is another still hopeful circum-
stance. Shakspeare's will was written some
two months before his decease, in April, 1915,
and is remarkable for its Protestant and evan
gelical character. He says: First, commend
my soul into the hands of God, my Creator,
hoping, and nssuredly believing, through the
merits of Jesus Christ, my Saviour, to be made
,partaker Of lie everlasting; and my body to the
earth whereof il is made
am disposed, now that the pen is in my
hand, to refer to a tradition in reference to the
sermon delivered for Shakespeare by the minister
of the church which he attended; and do this
the more readily as Lam not sure it has been
that neighborhood, told me fifty years ago, that
she learned from her, grandmother, who heard
the sermon, that the congregation in attendance
ON that occasion was very large, aud very se'
rious in their feelings; that the minister was
very animated and eloquent, and that after de.
scribing the intellectual character of Shakespeare
at great length, and having ayowed the opinion
that no man, since the days of the Apostle Paul,
had possessed so profound an acquaintance with
all the diversified forms of human nature, he
burst into tears, and exclaimed "Wouid to
God he had been a cliyinel'' A wish in which
he win yet have the sympathy of many.
IRdtchman and Reflector.
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CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
> z CESS . y q } 1 rs + ANN = n
NE undersigned would inform the citizens Of Wheeling
and vicinity that having purchased the Drug and Pre-
scripOn Store, formerly owned by DR.. james Tanner he
will continue to the Drug business ln all itg
branches lie most respectfully scies continuance Of
the puic patronage which has heretofore been % literally
extended towards this old and veil known estabshr1ent
II viii be his aim 20 keep thing % the purrsf kind
and the lowest price. usually be found In veil fur
nshed Drug establishment.
Prescriptions carefully eompouEded frora the ef
Medieines. CHARLES W GRAHAM
No. 90. cor. AIaIa and Webster Sts-,
myl9 Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11

CHOICE FIRST GLASS INSURANCE
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11

"Those holy fields
Over whose acres walked those blessed feet
Which, fourteen hundred years ago, were nailed
For our advantage on the bitter cross"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11

UPWARDS. OF 81, 100000
OF Losses have been paid by tna Insurance Co.,
the past SS year..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11

TNHE Of sheppard MorRAn e thIs day dissolved
by mutnhl consent. The bushes OF the arm viii be
settled By J. sheppard thHsendebted 20 IN t are
respectfully requested call make payment and thosa
having accounts gainst VIII please presen the for
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