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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06
HATS AND CAPS.

lust received, very large and complete as
- sorimcut OF Mems and Boy Hat. and Caps.
and for sale by g. g. GREGG a CO
sept % 1860 ! 9m
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NorlCE!..
FURNITURE FOR SALE

1 LARGE lot If FCRNi'rtR RE for sale
~ over sanders a Sears Drug Store con.
sisling of different kinds Of Bsslsteasis. BABY
Cribs Tables Of different kinds. SAFES Of various
sizes and prices and 10, II elegant and bcan,i.
f walnut Bookcasc Desks. which we offer
CHEAP
We think We can make il the intercs, Of every
one wishing th~e articles 10 give W call, ami
examine for themselves feeling as4an,i that we
can satisfy them. both in regard 90 qnalty end
prices,
SANDERS & SEARS
Marshall Sept, 3. 1850, II
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LIVERY kind Of Ladies. crtlemcns, and
r VI .sas Gloves NAV be had at
BRADfitI.n TALLY >
May 10. l-6o. n3a;u
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pOWDrV POWDER \

lust received 10 kffs best papont Riac
- Powder, sni for sale by
"a, G GREGG 4 60.
Sept %. 1850. l-3m
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SlI.k GOODS.


1 BEAUTIFUL lot OF Fancy, Flounce,l and
~ Douhle Skirt Bareges Satin STRIPE, bare
gos; White and Black Gareg's together with
every color Of Grape Bareses, JUS, received and
ior sal. at reduced prices by
BRApFlELD X TALLY.
MAY l9. le6o n3arf
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LIST OF LETTERS

REhAlNkNG in the Post Office at Mar.
~ shall, 1tkas, on the lst day Of October
1860, which II not taken ont by the 81 al day o,
December next, win be sent to the General Post
Office rs dead letters. Persons calling for them
viii please say advertised and pay one cent
for he same
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CARRIAGE MAKING AND REPAIRING
SHOP EAST or THE PUBLIC eQuAxx
4 fs,c darrs he'or Ae Ad1Sss Hons;, IN
tte 1e,s Shreveport Road.
1 H. those who wish ~r,rairinS -
n dcne on carriages ann hngytx2 z4k
will bring them 10 Goldin & Mann .2Z~A
The undersigned would respectfully inform
their friends and the rublic, MAT they arc prc-
pared 10 carry on the Carriage Making and Re-
pairing Hn-nsss ii it, various departments,
Having many years experience, they aatser them
selves that tor nea,nen II style and durability Of
work, they wii'not he surpassed hyany establish
men, in the SM,h.
They have jus, receivcsl, and will always keep
on hand, inrEc supply Of ncw material suitahja
for All styles y hrggies ard carriages.
Terms CASH, an1 priccs y low = an bo
Afforded by any aeci mechanic. Al work war
ran',,l- Cab and examine osr work end psiccs
l. 0OLDiN,
II. A. MANN.
Feb ?S. 1870.
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on Bto.lh.s Of different styles just r.
~ ecivel and for sale ~ cheap - ran 10
bought this side 81 New Orleans ny
BnApfiEI.n 4 TAiLEY.
Nav 10, 1860. nlS,f
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~ sksihly situated. and with two ~ the finest
wells IN the place. II has ~ il a gccd dwelling.
good kitchen, well house, bath hcase. stable
and crib buggy honsc, r., .rw further par,ic.
ulsr. enquire u
f H. GREGG.
JUNE % 1850
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~ WSliu
NOTICE.

HAVE removed to Je,A,rson. and wc1,l
/ respectfully infosIa all those indebted TO me.
that thev sill End their accounts in The hands 81
Judge John +. Williams, who n Instructed to
eallcc, them without diuy Nj necessities de-
tdani speedy collections.
s. JACOBS.
+ ,-rn
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Fall and Winter foods.


Or llames. Collars and Trace Chains, alac
~ soovil Hoes can he bad cheaper than they
can he bought ives, 81 New Orleans, by q ing
on
BRAnFIELD 4 TALLY.
Jan II. s6O. nlAf
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DRY GOODS
HOSIERY. SC.

HOSIERY. sc.
ICST received large ma yaricl assorimut
, Of Mems Boys and childrgns cotton and
worstcd Hose lso, laiics. Mi,s,S.a child
rem cotton and worslci Hosiery. and for salc
very cheap -. t. t. GREGG 4 GO.
Sept % $50 nj 3W
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION,


EoRrN sets of llarae0, comprising single
L and duuhle BnEgy Harness. anil Carriage
Harness. iasi arrived, and NJ sale =. the vcry
lowest prices by
BRAnflElD ] TAILEY.
Anil n iSEn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25

One may b. very happy avhilo avay FIRM
house. bui ~ 10 very sisd - rctuFh ~ it Ths
plainnsi Cd familiar di.h - better ti-rs has
a. dAintisst epicuran bili u fare sbrosd --
Oneis orn Gtile ruosa. eifh its handy compset
tolougis.. .s preferable 70 Al tie mnrble haiis
svspt thrush BY slk-eiad danes aillas
oue s more ttsn ever ,upressrd by ihs siEni6
cancc ~ thai ~ord. rh~H. even IN the rgughsst
Eiils hsmist sol mo-t drsoiatsls,oking hut Be-
nag mean o. upri to tho-r rho uere torn n
ui Itsa beautifd traii this siinkag 10 ti,e
very sal q aas's birib place. sier.is and uuai-
trsctive - ii uay hs to iso-e 30 bsvs ~ sush
ssscrisf.ons
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25. 1860
POETRY.
The Two Worlds.

tFrom the Dublin Upivsr.Ary NaTasip-.I
Two worlds there are. To uue our e,,.r. s,,,o.
Whose magic Joys Ne shall ns .es again:
Bright haze Of morning ve, is siiunrnerlnr shore.
Al. truly brsathei there
Intoxicating air.
Glad were our hearts In that sweet rralm of
sevsrmorc.
The ioser there drank her dslicSou. brr.ah
whose love has yielisd since to change or deaihi
The mother kisssd her child whose DAYS are DER
Alas loo soon have hed
The lueclAimable dead.
We sec them-'islons strange-Smid the
NeNermorr.
The merry song sofns msIasns us.d 10 sinr
The bro~n, brown hair that once was wont ,o cling
To temples long elsy oold-,o the very core
They str he our weary hears.
A. some vsxed memory stars
Prom that long hoed lsnd-the realm of
Severmore.
II 10 perpetual summer there But here
Sadly ve may remember nSers clear
And harebelis qulvering on the meadow .aoog
For brighter bells and blper.
For teDdercr hearts and truer,
People that happy land. the rsAim OF
Evemorc.
Upon the frUntier of this shadouy land
We. pilgrims of eternal sorruw. staDd
What realm lies forward. With il happier storr.
Offoresis green and deep.
Ofvafcys hushed In sleep.
Aud lakes mos, peGcefal' rls the land Of
Evermore.
Very FAR OF is marble cities seem
NcTy FAR of-beyond our sensual dream
lis woois, anrufied by the Wild winds roar.
Vet does the tuTbulcn, surge
Howl on it, very vergc.
One moment-add We breathe within the
EVermore.
They whom we loved and lost ~ long ago
Dwell In those cities far ffum mortal woe
Hunt those fresh woodlands whence ~ eet earlIinr,
soar.
Eternal peace have they;
God wipes their tears away:
They drink thai nver Of life which nows for
EveTmore.
rhIfher VIC hasten through these regions dim.
But 10 the wide wings Of the serAphim
Shine Ia the sunset On thai Joyous shore
Our lighted hearts shall know
The life long ago:
The sorrow bHrdened Past shall fade for
Evermore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25
MISCELI.ANEOUS
Life's DARK Spots.

Life il not all sunshine. Clouds often black.
en- the sky Of "tbe traveller through this vale Of
tears and darkness often encompasses his path
way. False friends. open enemies, disAppoini-
nents. siekness disease and death, and ali the
train Of enemies to earthly happiness constant
ly beset him and be who hopes to glide smooth
ly over the sea Of life, withoat meeting a single
adverse wave. IA sure to be disappointed.
In every age Of the world men have striyen
90 elude Hfe's sorrows; 10 set aside for others
iis bitter and poisonous cups and TO drink. in
one lifelong draught Of pleasure, perfect happi.
ness on earth.
Some have yainly hoped that fame and pow
or could cure earthly sorrows and have rode
over the rights, and swan through the blood Of
their fellow men, eager to reach fames dirxy
pinnacle, where they madly hoped the poisoned
darts Of affection could not reach them but
"Ambition's hery thirst can ns'er he satisfied
dehed."
An Alexander waded TO fame through seas Of
blood wept that there were not other worlds
20 conquer and then put out his lamp of life In
the pool Of dissipation.
Cesar. after Prostrating Rome's enemies, and
decking his brow with bloody lAurrls. was
struck down by his own countrymen, because
insatiaie ambition made him strive 10 destroy
Roman liberty.
Napoleon. after shaking Europe To in centre.
died in lonely. dreAry Ilz,e, fbAaished from home
and friends and eve hikg dear. because he
worshiPed no god bot ambition" the raging
thirst Of which could not be quencbed.
And some have heaPed together glit,ering
mill'oas, with the hope that wealth can render
life all JOY. But
.,of ali Cod made upright.
And In their nostrils brsAthed hving soui,
None bargain on ~ easy terms with dsafh. /"
A. those Who
"saeHace eAsc snd peace
Truth. iaith. integrity, good cos,sciehos ficnds
Love. charity. henevolence. and -
The sweet and tender sympathiss u life
To- gain an hour ~ draining ioy."
No the boarded wealth Of the misrr. or The
pomp of princes cannot light up the dark spots
Of hfe Earthly friends canno, DO ii. for de
Ruthless hand of death may snatch them frum
our companionship or We may hn,l those ialse
in whom We trust most.
I And some may seck by pluncing into tho
mire Of dissipation % forget sorrow. 10 make the
.
I rough places % seem smooth BY dulling The ssn.
sibiliucs Of tbc mind IN dissipation AMI dsbauel-
I cry. sneh only hsap uP for themselves nsu
rni-eriss and reoder lie very he'll On earth.
/ And though All things earthly fail 10 rcndsr
/ life All flowers yet there y balm which can
Y brighten and render eheerisl liiss darkest hour.
Religion can do thus Thoue only Who EEL that
this 6seting existence is bat moment. gives
~ prepsrs for an stsrnity ~ hiss ean psss lie =
Y dart ,po,s 9Th ehesrfalnsss For vhs, = 4
momrut ~ sa6erinE ~ sorrou. compared uith
even ~ bope q Bsverfadipg joy1 Ana n ibs
hope can render this dark hfs bright whsi viii
the reality BE- Tbe Pre-en, joy of earth !, 10
spired By tbs hop of heaven. ahd this is oneu
brightes, vhen sil sls. !. most dark H
! YEaosa. No. Aug 1890
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25

S0F> II Is sAad thAt SIR Isaac Newton did
once 20 woong and, As hc va expected. bad
The greatest indulgence paid to HIS little peeul.
mr'''ss' which ever accompany great grn,u,e.
Knowing he was fond Of smoking, The lady a,
siduously provided him With a pipe. and the,
we're seated ~ Il to open ths basin-s- Of Cupid
Bar lsAAc smoked few ~hiGs-sesmed At lo.,
for something-~hined again, and. At last drew
his char 10 the lady. A pAuss for some min.
utes cnsuoi Sir Isaac seemed sull more IN.
easy -oh the timidity Of soue." thoush, Ii.
lady when 10 Sir Isaac bad got hold Of Aer
hand Nov the PAlPitAtion began; he will
Kiss H. no doubt, thought she. And then the mat.
ter Is settled, Cir Isaac ~hidcd with r,doubled
fury, and drew thc captive hand near hi. had
already the e,spevtsd salute yibrAiei frurn tho
hand Ia The heart when, pity ths dam.el. ren,l.
reader-sir Isaac only raised the fair hsni. 1,
make the forssuger what h. rnuch nes-l,i--,
to5acco N3bper
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25
National Union Club Song.

Come and Join the Uuion party.
Hall Il wish a joyfsi sl.oal.
Hail u a. the oOanfry's saviour
IL will Pui our fce- n rou,
Leave the cut and dried. ard ro,iun
Chqaes and parties - the ps.ii
Let the peVpls sboot IN slsdBsss.
Nay Our Union ever Last"
North and south. come b. th. rescue
East and West. send fOrth the cry
God prcserVe our g!orioas Union.
MAY u never never die ''
What means Al this sKita,iou'
Why do NE together band
Ts to save dur noble Union.
To preserve our slorioas Land.
Come. then. loin TIE Unsoa standard
Come. ye true men. one and all,
spsssd your hannsrs 10 the brce1e;
Rally ~ your oouHtrS'. call.
AMI when victory crowns cur efor,.
Let this - 1tence he engraved
on our GAG in rolden l.Iisr.
Thank % COd. The Uniou's ,as'Ii'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25

pre~cn, at her bridal Visit Harry Lowell.
humble home to-day. aBd YOU will knd The lo,.
ing. hgh'hesried Minnie there. She will ask
you TO stay all day and very likely before you
rc'irc' will tell you what she cftsn tells o,lr-.
never Wa 10 happy in my lite"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25

THE SEAsoy.-The melancholy DAVIS
OF which poets have sang so often and
80 sweetly seem 90 be upon "a. and We
can easily fancy almost that We boar
the witt music Of autumu.l winds SIGH.
ing through the faded woods. THIS /,
not 10 bc wondered at, for We are now
at that point "a the season when,
The year ct"sias 4nr eat
j. co ths birth
Of urmbunc winter"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25

hz- The ladies' ought never TO bo Ab.
ohtIonists. The abolition of slavery
would destroy the cotton culture. and
we know that cotton Is very near thor
hearts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25

EAJ~ Great men never affect anything
IL Is your throe-ccnt folks that put on
airs. and swell and Try on pomp. The
difference Is as great "a between bar.
rel OF vinegar and an angels disposi.
ton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25

R9-Let youth who stands M the
bar with glass of liquor in his hand
c"nsider which he had better throw
away--thc liquor or himself
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25
Uuguria frss prsss.
OFFICE SECOND sroRr MARKET Housr.

oftlSk ObIONu sIOhl tiAhhhi itubSh.
s~rbe Hrs Press' Is pahh.bed weekly At Tco
DOQirs and Fifiy C.,ts pr dsHHsa; II PAID Ia
sidrdnos, Two DotLAKs.
HSwhcnever payment y deferred hcyund the. .ex-
piraiion of the wear Interest will he charged
- Subscriptions for six months. One Dcilr dad
rceyey ftvs Cs-fs. 10 De pAid invariably In al
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
UThe terms of advertising are. for . square (tsn
nnes OF less Dozdr, for three inssrtionslATEcr
ones in the proportion. Zach continuance Trs
6re Ceafs pr SQUARE.
sESo sdvertisrment On be coas.dered by the meath
or year unless specified on the Manuscripts, preVi-
ossiy asrred up-so between the parties-
sgAn advertisement not marked on the copy fora
specined number Of Insertions ~in be continued unnl
ordered out. and payment exactcd accordingly.
sERHSCLAh AByEnrizksErTs.-Tv AVOID aay mis-
anderstanding the part % the Annual Adtersers,
proper % state discfy thA; their priv,legy Only
extends 10 their immediate business. Real Estate.
Legal and all osher Advertisements sspt by them ~
be an additional charge. and no variauon.
80 Al baasaerS Adpotis~Asaks raas - pad 1v ta
CC5A. GALLAHER CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25
NO. 43.

ttor. Sh' stcppcl swiftly ,r,,-~,lv fsan tho
e"fhn % ~. stdr OF Mr. Hunt.~v AMI layib,-
sr hand q, ths ladys ssrrD. .sil IN a low boar.o
-,o'uc with me-
The '~o stoo-i together bcfar. the coin and
thsn rcn'1,iag thc ~bits cloth irosn the f.~p of
t~ o'y I'M was hers no ioarsr Ms Grar
,oln'sd 10 a'" Ani .sid sl0~Iy. AMI stern
Mrs Hunily. h. ~n ali had and h. =,
"'A'i AMI s,"i vii e-st wa Irresponsible for
you have killed him. The dollar Y,,,, ,,,,,,,..i
me AMI then withheld. would have 49, nj.
life AMI when other help came. u "a. 70,
late
oh forYivc me forgive mo Nr. Crav n
! had only knowu,' ejAealated the lAd,. m bro
hen tones. While th- i-ars. pourvi down her
checks
And Mr,- Gray looked on h.r ,;.,,,- ~.
the siernncss went out from hsr featur,,. 49,
the muscles around her eomprua~,d ruoath r,
faxed she turned 10 the dead child and ru,
Asay tenderly the rieh brow eurls that lay IN
thick cluster, On his marble furehead
Ay. they can all ve~p for you nov. nv
90! she sa'd-.a all bot your mother. who hs.
not -hct n tear since they took a~av yo,tr I,tl.
arms firm her neck. Oh Mrs. H1niIe, ,hr
continued. and the pathos of n b,rak n, h,ar1
was in every word, be vas nv child m, VII.
lc, my treasure and love him ms, a. veil a.
You could love yours. thrugh YOU dr--ssd h,r,
~ ~N',o FN"is hni nur>ad han an luxury. while
had not Cruz, 10 give him when hr er,,I q,
ne Tor food Oh Willie ny beau,iiul m, dar,
hng YOU AZ gone YOU are gone. AMI .ouII
have d',-i 70 save YOU -
Yes. Henry. have lcft nothing .pdop, a.,
thai poor wuwsns comfort ami .hr s...r,. ,,Irn
ana more rrsl-ucd now bat nh would ,i,.
All possess to bring back that dead bG, :.
and with a frrsh barst Of rrmors.fuI tear. M.
Huntley lad hrr bead ou her husGAnd's should.
Cr
lie put has srm around her
Don't cry. darling h. said you mean, n,
ha arm hcs'iss II VA. AL done tor love of mo
and though 'h" matter has ended 80 unhappily
w have, trust both lcarne, a lesson f,r ,b,
future " '"'
-ies, and one shall never forget .siI III.
young wife. Lining her DARK tear tlii,qi s,,. =,
her husband 1T -. never o. ssy. 60. and
come again. % those J employ oh never
knew beiOrV the worth OF only dolla, :.
". T. TowxsYxp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25

Wssehes, Jevelry. Fancy Goods Cutlery. Clocks.
and Military Goods Of every drscription.
such a. Swords. Epauleties. 6ashea,
Hats. Lace, Buttons 8, kc.
h21dry Corapdaies GSnfsAed comSlete ,rlA srsry
ARTfC LIZ
Now opening mAgnlncent stock OF New Goods sach
a. American, English. German and freneh Jewelry
IN set. and single pieces. Best quality Gold waichc.
English Levers. Skeleton do. Duplex Ancho Escnpe
ment. Lepines. some very small for ladies set With
PeAri. aud diamonds. elegantly enamelied. Indepen.
dent .21 Quarter Second Watches. Hunting Is earet
GlSi Waches In every variety.
Edckchina Vases. irrm Paris and Dresden Prruch
and Spanish Pans.
silver, Gold. Ivory. Pearl and Leather Gard Cases
do d.. do. Port NonAes
Elegant Git and BronEsd Clocks. Candicbras.
ALb1TA WARE-Spoons. FORKS, Ladies Butter
kniNcs. &c.. ct the best quality.
PLATED Tea and Coffee Sets, Castors. Waiter
Cake Baskets. Vegetable Dishes Tureens, Butter
Dishes Candlsticks. Ieakeiiles. Urns salt Cellars
Tortoise shell Combs, new styles English and 4.
mercan Table Cutlery, Sctssors Pea KNIVES. rA1Ors
Sporting kniNes, Music Boxes 2. J. g. S. and pail
Jewellers Scales and Weights Ac
Waichmakers' Tools and Materials Watch Glasses
ot every description a complete as~lrtment OF Den
tist Files.
G y. Go. Offer the above good. on the very best
terms. Call aud examine.
December L. 1859.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25

Ca Iurdty evening last an if..l.
nan. uamei Wa -mpsar. IS stt.r.
ug i1 prlzs barge rock. ncsr ~ F1r
ufss lane kilb vas caught by b.s
rIa'hs. Dol s0fne rsf a0I ihs RI, fru,i
over hm killing h.u .r-f-rfi,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25

Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Paints
AAD FANCY BOI'us
WTE 49, uus rrrritiug large aoi .. esh supply n
w oar linz ~ GOOBF ehrh ~ pun y. Nruulne-
49, ats chrspurs caufrlf o. stfTassss in Virginia
OR at has hrrn ssiectri flru ihe best in srting
Huusss ~ fhr Eutrru cites. end can cunt. euflY
commend them o. custobcrs. We call special e.
tcntsyu - oar
PaIBts, Oils, Dye SiulTs, and Dryers,
shchembracs ey rything IN ihe iiue fr painting use
oar FANCT GOODssrrs PafC hasesirf hfsi hsusis.
su fof eHtrni and variety fHsectif any sssrmeuf ve
have heFstnfusf necfrd a. fhe puhnf Nt reepertfli
~ ast ~ exaHsfnaftun ~ asai safisasd ~ can
rtrasr fna t.sf~ ~ ihs iss.-i lasiiialsls.
sc brg o. ofrr nuf thanks ~ tsi favoFs and trust
70 may merft cOnfiuuanes ~ SIZE saHse
~ tss9 HEfi.EH 4 WuVFTT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25
0lrgmIa flte 4lrtss.
Published W@k'y. In Charcbwn.
EVERY TIIIRSD AIoRNINc
''IIeIp Ne, Ca.sius. or SinL.-


lhs so,s..sr- hasru. lii-I l6 il,si- a,..,,r,.r,,
n win e0nrer'- 90 sHfiu1 ,ag.r have u.-
ra -''i ths cry in Nr-.sus tt.,l a,e,r f.r uoys
ias 's . yrIr iar Pei its t..t iris that .
vote ir ianzIs- .- a ,air Gov IlB U.e, an.
ratr t1 'laHs. i,s. 40 .a-If. .a ,hs State .rt
call upon vbat th.y .a'i rbr B..urr,ty ts weld
ther 'svs sn,l ru1,.y piles 30 tha msu,it,
'uts ~ hDusIa. b. e. .lss tsf tils rsaa. /, ,at.
aPon prihriris ~ bel Naurual na, .,,,.
r'-nisst it- ths r.Dn u1t ,hs state ~ Nr,,
ihat .. thrsstsned ~ith dsrupt,os aa.i ,i.- 49,.
pls viii TO his,harE,ng ti.sir dsty b. ,i.s ta..s
d''ehsrEe also tbsr duty g. u,s state Wb.
-an hufrs'iy roie 90 Rr-skiur,is ~i.s - b..
'srs houEias' Ihs nan vts prefer, t.s o,.,
and ysi votes fur ~ oti-r sa,s. a.i-la,.t
~ by BE ,ndepe o,i-s' ,o,s b. q. larss fsls.
preference Ihs i'ersacrsts n V.rr.aa asrs
up"o pr''fp,s and are 1at o. be- led from fl..,
au'y ,, nsi'~rs % ro-rs ssped~asy Tasy .,i
s''ll strive N msintain faeir prir-ipis. h..os.-
y, issrie-sly asd rerhr,iio.s a ths aor.as..,.
o. 10 aas bsan gwen ~ thai Brurk ,sr,dvs ear 3
carr Norilsru <tste Ihs kos,b a. ....
sant eifr' hH Thea vhy pufsas . fa,iars
hofe snl by sr''ag for k.sa ia ,l,t give .,,,se,s
to lsne0ia freiertcis1ury E.l.sf-,
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nA-Ihe pistol taken frorn Col LrW
. " NtsHfsCTos. during tho raid AZ
HarpefsFcrry was tun3 by Thadder.
Iyatt while 0u west to Eorih EIb.
lately amgug tbr it2t'y 0l John BrYvu
and hes been restored 81 it. owner
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rrs- dsy. isa rs..-a

I"T'"| |"TH T|I'I T-'-III
" kat can D. he Fras.n. muruurr.l Mrs
Hanufy 81 hrrtslf as o. sst Ia ifr Irrssiug
room that Mr. Graz has Dot called ~ he
daiisgi ! have laii by t~1 foF hsf sHa
NAY tpld me- thsy wfre ysry po1r snd a. 4
am iuiending 20 call oa thai lsdy thfs ahsrnor.n
i uiii learn ths rrsideuce ofNrs GRAY. sud taks
this myseif far sosnehou that uofusa b nor 80
reaganer sFushies ~
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DR. w. N. mUNTRR

III AFiN' drternlnFd q, rprnaia nsrr.aaenur ia
4 q fafifEfrFn Offers b. Pllf-s...l sIrg,.-.. l..
tur pfullf "a fif f.fan aui 4ain.fs
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wnff. hf mfT p ffsai ~ sl finirs akf - r-.i.s
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
Dr. Johnston,

TNHE founder of this Celeb
Il the most Certain. SPEEDY.
anu only cffcctuAs remedy in
thc Sprld for SECRET Dis
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25

elect Structures. Seminal
Weakne -. PaiRs In the L>ans
Constitr tionL Debility, Inn
Iotency. Weakness of the
Back and Limbs. Affections of
the Nidneys, Palpstatioa %
the Hear. Dyspepsia Nervous
lrriiabsiity. Disease of the
he al. ThroAi. Nose, or skin |;