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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05


We Neglected, .. the prspss tins,
10 notice ths death Of Fraacis ".
Ps1tens Who died a. bis rstdsaes
near Edsefsld, South Carselpa, -
shs nornise Of the 26th Of January.
Il was ~ abil tsnt;oral neglect, Of
which " are rss.indsd BY the naay
notices Of the press, North ~ veil -
eeusA, which have recently eens V
- By svsry nail. Fer -. Fisksas
~ have ever estsrtsissd Tie highest
adairalien asd Friendship, aris;sg
ffon those personal characteristics d
mind and heart, which his psb,is
aad private life sxhit;ssi. We ~
eogsiss he justice ii the ssssinsst
II H. Edsasld Advertiser, which
-senss 70 ~ il noursisg for Ais d.
mise, that il pstsiosisa, wisdom, asd
devotion V ceustsy, be ever rsaksd
With The great fossdsrs Of ~ Re-
psblis. 6oash CaroliaA has lost oas
II IL pursst aud most s.issst mes,
aad ~ iuasdiass sssissy II vhish
b nevsd, ore Of il bss@ sl>issas.
The last viz Of Gov. Pisksus ~
ftes this plsss. Mis- Lucy P. Hell.
coabs, laAy Of rare bsausy, lsvsli-
es"s Of ehssss1ss, ssd personal -.
eonpiishnsnts, widely tnews, aad
ssivsssslly sdsirsd and bsisvsd.
AnosS her vsrssss ffstadA ~
deeply synpathiss with her 10 H.
hos u hsr hssbssd.
Ths Nsv York Dsnocrat sestaias
. brief tsvIs~ Of Gov Picksss's liz
sad ehassstsr, which " ssbjois: ,
He vas bers April Z, 1897, ID.
saAsd y the NV, Wa several timsa
lsnhss Of the South Caroline I.ssls.
laAese, saa 10 1884 WAS elected 70
Ceafssn. He vls . vigorous advo-
eaas II 9taAs ssvsreiesty, and tssaA !.
fully held that Congress, ~ the mere
creAturs Of the States ssvcrally, had
no Claim to allegiance, and could ex-
ereiso no sovereignty, tho latter doe.
trins rssultioR directly IRON the for.
mcr. In 1874 he declined ~ .slss.
ticn 10 Congvsss, snd after having
been more or less prominent il vasi.
ous Ways dssina the interim, YES in
1857 appointed BY President BuoA
auan, u;iaistsr to Russia, aud upon
his return. in 1860, vas elected Gov
ernor Of the Palmetto State, which
position he held At the time tho South
cut loose from the North. He wss
an orator Of great power, man Of
eminent ability. and at Que time Wa
engaged in collecting materials for =
political history Of the country dur.
ing the time he was In public life,
bu, We do not remember that ii was
eyer published"
Tho Edgefeld Is. CO. Advertiser,
in describing tho funeral Of Gov.
pickena says Zone most touching
Feature o. this impressive funsrsl
wss the grief and lsmsn tation Of ths
crowd Of former slaves who aocksd
TO pay the tribute Of rerpeet to him
who had been to Thorn tho kindsst
and best Of masters. And pruni
mem among thsss, standing 10 oas
Of the upper corners Of the church,
with Ms white head rrvsrsntly bowed
WAS old Harper his hsdy servant,
whose love aud faithfulness 10 his mas
Ter through any long years had never
known change or shadow Of tsrnisg. "
-=--'----------l-----~----
~ Hill L Wilcox make Il . point "a
ktnass - hau& bha .s,~, a~>~k k.-F Al
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

deg, pour forth sssrly . column 0
slass, 10 rsssss.ss 10 oar con men /,
spos the Jefferson diAeul,:s., Ok
hibi,isa il vsskasss. irdeesacy, BE-,
tsnpsr, asd vast Of prissipis. 70
issases, b opsas = follows:
10, cherry, Of the Marshall Re
p.olieas, u greatly s.sssissd abou'
.'nAly s1ses.: ns ssepe me 'sr
ae..s4;.r .s...s:.l- 49, NJ
ssaans."
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vslHag. ssssedisg b III sspieat sdi'
~. ~ say eaeshssld dazs complain
sssst > natter - trivial, asa, st ~
ssss ssns - jsss. ssd 10 ssssrdssss
VIA ~ spirit Of Asss'ssa Liberty
He psssssds
"'Hsar his: sAsd Il nssa hsvu
ssss soslssd shas tsses - hess -
~. p - .s'I.s ~ e. ~ y
Lii. ~ s,s.s.r,i.s., NnvT.
III ess1sy. vsspk ~ Their, ever s,eA
dsvssigAs iops1sses : This arvs.
eossRsssss .ees' ~ .i'sd ~ ~
~. "a S.:. W.. \.
s,c,s fsr,a.s !. ~. s~.ir ~ -.
siass, bssssiag ts.dsr suppliaa,
II nsfey.''
II tAsFs has bsss anything Of ~
tssdes saep,lest . in orr cemMsnt'
spss tAh Jsessson tyranny, ~ an
sot conscious Of Il, and We think il
vesA passls The Index editor 70 6sd
. sisgls paragraph indicating sssh ,
spirit. Aste the !" DOWNRIGHT in.
psassss u ehish b spsaks, il vcn'
sisesd IL = serjss Of srsv, eba,es.
80 :. -. s,,,.-,.... $3.50, 4
., -e
. sseesa 'S"s'ny ~ eoss'ne' IN
s.idse'on, threats, AID ons's Of brib
cry huntisg up the lowest ant
.. ~ DEPRIVED negroes in the commu
aity, including negro prostitutes, To-
thh purpose, &c. That the tows hsl
besa svsrrua with sscrst dstsctive'
and spiss, no one prsssnds to deny
ssd that spirit Of terrorism prevails
originating ffoM ths~s causes, AMI
thc ssrosioas murdsr Of one Of til,
bsss sitissss Of 10 place ia vel
kpsV =. = s
n, war hss ben evsr for upward
! Of fovr years. and svsry rixht.mind
"a mas and trss patriot believes shs
~ day he's passsd justifyins arbisra
| y arrests asd triab 81 citizens unds
nilikry eoauissions. What sayl
ths Isasx !:
"'bss vixen oses arrested there J
~ ressay .. ssiiss. DO you r.
-RT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05


win stAss josrsals usits viii
~ u lhis wsvsaAts sgaiost editorial
sssvrilssy asd elaetg~ssdIsn vAsse
ever esssd, ard 10 &vss 81 ~ g
essey aaa digsisy u the asvspspe,
pssts II fsxss I "
The reader vim b ssssshasi %
kasw thss The sbovs appearsA = e.
es'sss'si q . rsdiesi jnssssl--ths
Houston UNtea n the editor kssps
.p that ssyls ~ viil b. ruDea evs u
~ lsssy n unas fbr duty. Calves
~ Nssss.
IAsrs y 20 danger Of ~ tssviss
- ~ sslsss b 'AssA psssAssss 81
iass 80 os more ssssst ashte,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

THs Taxa CLus-Ws have received
pamphlet copy Of thu Rules and Reg
ulAsioss Of The Tsxss lab, social or
eaniaAtion thas hes bssn fprmsd In New
of'ss.s, by Texas friend. lising In that
city. W. ssnd Them, with pleasure. tia
Texas Rspsbliesn and Jefferson Tines,
aad hope 5000 70 cali on tho members,
individually and collectively.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

~ Our contemporary Of tho South.
Western may count ~ In for the t'ub.
fishers Convention at Shreveport on tho
first Monday in May or earlier. II tina,
should DO the determination.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

- Ths stats Gazette thinks Gen.
Csaby's "vieersss admiaissrssion . il
" working wsil." Certainly, in the way
Of arbitrary arrssas. and promised trials
By Military commissions, II Il working
- we'll y sssh b. desired.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

6aAlt " Aposr rms Nsw Coxsr,,p
s'os III ~ he'd any ftssdoa Of choice
~ wosd ~. rJsea itby I'll nsAas
asd rspudiAts The Convsaaion that fran
Cd Il bat We ere ssdsr military rule,
shss olaina aad exercises The ues. dee
Posss tyraasy, sxpssia9 The ssss INA ID
shs ossasry - iapsisoesss, insslt hu
nslissIes, ~ sAjssa psakhasn,s
Fruo tasss svils Il 10 oar bosadsa duty
Y psssibls b sssapa The new CosAsi.
tssson Furnishes W. nsaaa Ths savin,
clause thas ssasaassss suasaes 70 III
great body Of he psopls, wiIl,ru!s gu,
bad and nlsohisvoss men. and rive n.
good government. With this feature in
Is We shall have to discover thu. the
Constitusics 10 worse than va have any
idsa Il h, before ~ can counsel ia re-
jscsioa. The intelligent, patriotic, viz.
taous white people are largely in shs
ascendant In this stase, and tho suf.
frsge clause turns the government over
to them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

60 -. -1As sslsnls 0ssy -
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

NJ saiy Nspe Il ~ psIi1sal
enemies = IA ~ sspatlIeAa party
viii fSis ~ dlsgsass iase4 ~ In
ptepss and unuiDe IsgislatIeas -
Hbss1ss Usisa..
"Inpsspss asd.ssuiss lsglslasies =
~ alg1n1y bessght = dlaGyass' upoa
the rsdisel party, bsl unfortunately
.hs "ssia y" has niles vpos Tho
ssastsy isstssa " Tho passy.-Nswl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

- The sdisos Of ths State Gazette,
although locatsd Al tbs stats capital,
hss not seen The Consultation proposed
to bs subnittsd 70 .hs voter Of the
stais. Con. Casby, II IL stated, will
soon issue II add then an opinion can
be formed Of ia merritt. What ef the
Wholesale issi.iaaIon passed by the Con.
ve"sios' win The peplc be called
upon 70 sanetion that alsoy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

~ Hin 1 Wilcox make Il point 70
tssp o. hand the very finest bssf thAa
can b. purchased, aad ssrvs II up in
good style. Rsnsabsr their sAall y II
No. 10 In he naskst
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

~ Gss. 0,ass IL aid 10 hsvs :
sarrslsss. ssisy bsoshsr a-ls~, Who
fsilsws Nh sssssd, nssA y BIZ So.
ssyaass. iftls Gssssal ~ ls.iss
Ais sssn, Il b psopsssa y pisss %
hid tomb stone =" Disd u too mush
Brothsp-in law"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

d - wssA - psrsAass seally T.
sissA,s haily rssIdssss II Mssshall
We hssv Il sssA . p,aes II saia II
et.... > y hdy. No vim di4ssss o. \
% Asseahls safna. A. ~ lstesas /
ssosss 70 ~ sssstsy. Ths nsia bsiid
~ has ~ slepss sossA sissly p
psssd; lAsss ~ eAllssiss rsssisg u
lsll ssssaa Il ~ hsafs = ~ KasA ~
Ass1A; tAsss b . god k:sehsa. s.st
hssss, ~ sthss hsi'diap; ssas,s. ~
~ ersaalA, 81 tws 81 4
aesse Ai1ag wsass. Il
sasseaiagiy dsssrat' NJ
tAsss hsaarcd 4blIe
s4uass. The fau shh e.
eealsRs Place, w .xhtsd with
thsir psrehss. ashsr iafofna-
sisa call - Ne sdl.or of sAb paper, Who
has 70 pscaaiasy inassssa h The matter
DxsocnAr,c AlnswAcs-ws have
received Few eopis. u ths Day Book
Alnanaa for iaG9 IL II alIsd with a
large ansast ef isvajs Ne irfsrnasife o.
TAoss dssisias . esey will plsass call
The psiss y snly Is sss>s
Poa 6Atx-va)sshls to~a properly,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

(" - Tbs f" Practical Pairrsr'' 10 thu
w. Of nest lissls month y paper print
ID il New York, the arsseopy u which
has just rsseAsd ~ Price caly 80
esass year. We expect this enc man
Dor he's iafoFnAsioa in Il to paintsrs
worth more than that .nall aus
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05
TEXAS NEWS.
a,saainss fvaa all ~ Texas rsPsn
n. MsKiassy Eseuirsr .ays

The MsKinssy Esquirsr says
Just before going to press, "
learn thst Thenpsos and Blackncrc,
on trial, Al Sherman for tho iahumsn
nuy,lsr aad robbery Of Missouriap,
WHOSE name ws !, arm was Wilson, Of
Rella,) have, each, bsss convicted Of
the crins, sid ssstsnSed to be hung
ii SAeruaa o. the 26th dsJ Of Mkt
month. Ths great battle vas fought
IL ths Thompson cass, and his con
victiss % purely circaosssstisl evi'
dsnes u the an, sentence Of the
tiad ever recorded in Norihsn Texas.
He vest threugh tho trial. aud rscsi
we'd the sssssncs, With the most won
dsrfdf Indifference. His cosdaes
throughout tbs proceedings, snd
coufsssios .sfssrvards, csssaisly
Stamps hin ~ tho nildsst mssasr>
ed ran that ever sexttlsd ship or cut
. throat."
isiactnors, vhsn brought upon the
stand made an opeo confessions Of
ths aHair, acknowledging the murder
sad throwing himself on the mercy
Of The court lie charged tie plot
add murder upos Thoupsoa. asd the
htsse, IN tern, charged ~ vhels
aGair o. Blsekpore. When the
eentsuee VS. rad to Blaek more, he
AJAX bsck spes his ssst, asd burnt
isto tsars.
Brsvss. M&or George Shorklsy il
seunssd II . eo~pasy Of the 18th
Isfsatry has bees removed froa
Clsstsvills 10 Tyler. We have every
reason 70 bslievs that 10 10 . gso@
mas. ssd that oss Tyler trissdt ylll
" mseh plesssd with hin, tss H.
10 tho contrary notwithstanding.
A di&ssIsy occurred At Hnstsvills
90 tia 20th between Il. N. Brasch
AID R. D. Hishtovsr, bssshsr-ir>
liw, In which the latter shot aad
killed the fernsr almost instantly.
M isvsssigAtion Of ths Houston
shooslsg affair IL reported to have
resulted 10 the dischaSUs Of Kinney
from custody, and requiring Tracy to
give bon8 Of Thousand DOLLAR to
answer tho charge Of arssult with in.
tent 10 kill and a bond Of three
thousand dollars on the charge of
murdcr.-GoSrss,on Ciui1ias.
Abiding to the citizens arrested
a, Jefferson on suspicion Of compli>
city IN tho killing of Hon. Carpets
bag G. W. Smith, the Houston
Union Gays
at is expected military con
mission will dispose Of them
When military ces.,nissinns in
time of peace, can dispose of citizens,
we'll may it be said" chaos,
comes aguin.' II may be the rsdi-
calls next turn to be tried by mill.
tary commissions. Sow the wind
aud reap the whirlwind Houston
Times.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

will willingly jola IL The psssait Of
aay one, to bs tried aad pusisAsd BY
issrliAl lsv, ~ ustasr who q what
may b The sgiDs.
Thsss il sad eas b bat oss rem.
sdy for orr sssisl msladiss-tbs res
sosssiss Of civil gorsrsnsat spproy>
ID asa sanstis - BY the nossi sense
Of ths vAsls psspts. Military foEcs
is seshisg lsss than physical q bru.s
FORTE. esd y only advisable - .
nsass sflssAaG 10 evil eevsssnsst-
bat whss that arm undertake. 10
Gevsrs sssissy, Il intsssiiss ~ evil
and every day Of IL sostin sssss
only isorsasss L. TIE gs;rs obtain
- by fss, b itsslf . seurcs n 10.
sslssishls Danger, for who's ssss the
psopls bssans habitsatsd 70 obsy
tArssgA M. III hope u rs-sstab
ksAiag sspsblloss isssissNess b eoss
isssvss. Evssy ssslss tAas Iavissa
military govsssnest h increased II .
laasfh lsAie b tAas gsvsssnsst
i>se6. Every ~ tAAs nililssy gov.
sssasat = ssadausa IL Tssas IL.
efssess ~ ssssss,ty fsr ~ fssthss
S08QUv3D0D,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

- v~s ~ s.'ssa arpHOltcou o. the
10th, coutsiss . bsllicoss s1itesial on
adjournment Of The Mssgssl Cosvsa-
ton. 10 which be pitches into Gen.
4. J. Davis, with considerable vim.
Among other nios thisss b. ssys;
!" The reason which aetusesd Gen.
srsl Davis, 10 much more rspsshsasi.
bic than his oourss. His ob}sst 10
breaking Up the Cosvsudou, was
simply to prevent the Austin Rspub-
liesn from getting The printing Of
tho Journals Of the proeesdings. The
Republican was much stroak sr in tho
Convention than It's presiding officer.
TO effect this pitiful object, the Pres.
idsnt Of the Convention br,ngs IL
ssssioa to . disgracsful close. He
calls upon the mailed hand Of mill.
tary power to put 40 snd to . civil
ssssmblags called tsssthsr BY the
laws Of the country, ssasted BY the
highest Legislative authority Of the
nation. Such il tho record that Gen.
cfal Davis presents to the country.
We dare him to appeal TO the peo-
pie for an approval Of bis acts. We
defy him to announce himself can
didats for Governor Of tho State, and
thus enable the whole people to re-.
cord their vote for or sg.iast him.
Let him accept our defiance, ths. Is
all We ask
How glibly 'hsse radical scAsen.
gers can talk about the . mailed hand
of military power" whsn a covssous
hand il to he elected FROM the trsa.
sury. II Gen. Candy gives this print.
ing to aay Of them, he will enrags
all the rest, SO he had better make .
virtue Of necessity, and give It TO US
or some other democratic paper. No
matter whatGen. Davis . motive may
have boon, the people WIN have been
so bassly eplundersd, will rejoice that
the Convention was brought to .
close.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

~ We believe that he ano ant Of
eriiae in Texas d not greater thaa In
ether States, and lsss thaa Ii many.
still there has been far more than good
men would like to hear Of Every eosn.
y In tho State, in oar judesnsss. oaghs
70 organise y psi aown everything In
he shaps Of disorder asA violsose, aAd
bring o1ssdsss 70 jsstiss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

- Il b really . lssss y ksk u Ne
spsssdA hssf thss ttili 4 WILCOX have
every ass~iag a thsis stAlI, No 10, In
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

CoaA Fnp Dsnv -Hnl i Wflees havs
. loa u In. d. cora ~ beef vitt
vAssA ~ ~ sssvIne thsis sssos0sss
otail Ne 20 h the Mnehse U4soe,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

-. NJ AtlAatis ssesshly says shas
~ Yaakss sshcoi nasns" lasead 10
PIT thsis fsss - ~ assk Of The
eesiA." II WAish ~ Oalvss>pa sSar
r,spssas, ,, askias u ~ tAias orr
psspls hsss - syss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

to have x.GovernoF Curtin put in
GRATIS Csbiaes. These nep. headed
By Mcclure, Forksy and Others 81
like reputation, had secured the three
Republicans Of the Supreme bench
IN Pennsylvania and the Governor Of
the State 70 sign . paper sskinR Of
Gen. Grant the Appoini.nsnt Of Cur.
tn to position ia HE Cabinet.
The Senate p.A.sd tho ss5r.e.
amendment a reported b. the cor.
ference By 80 to Is. Il secures III.
vsr'sl suffrage, but is silent rsserd. |
log the right 70 hold eass.
The Houss adjourned without d.. |
nate Or action on The I.onisiasa Goa !
test.
0saat teld Wilsss that Aas..h,
ssss. sheasd aavs . Csbisxa .Gss,
Aes'esy sd ssrisslsy upos n, ~. |
~ Of ~ ssss Cs6lsss i s,evias
G = teat Bovss. editor Il t. M
York lndspssdsss, thsa IL o,s..s.
sd.isissss'ies " ~ Nev ~
Cssesa. Hesss ~ bsl.
Gnat aid Of Jaaes Pis,,e;..
:! isss shas esstlenss vsrv ~
saisk, aad Ike hin. / kssv -.
ssstinssss 10 regard 70 reeo...,.
'sos' ssd hs''sss hin V b a. aba
me- every Wy. bss l easnot Of
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-11-25

G O0D, BETTER, BFasAi;1' '-.-FTbee i,,..,
1rzand ehsaPsst obaooo%Dd GieaEt rss.s,,sssny
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,EoR a cough nj NIX andotake I'll E oftes L 3 oons =
fgDsie and one do. Of spiFifs 'Sf esnPho15r.r
or this receipt an editor says. tIt was
prescribed dforus when wa were suffering
frnHS aeoaeh that seemed as if we were
on iie brlak OF consumption z nogcessatien
or rest night or day. We took and wers.
cured in three days" +.
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FEED AND PROVISIONS

z 1I iGtssD - 7r1gS od5 rsTs bss vs. .
Betsoeesr JSdio and CarotiHs, s.ALTOON4. I
Z SAD: rc lL5rarz l!s} issr eds sEss5o 3, hHs
Ali such -gooflslasa Spices, q Brilshess W oa1 :
nd " Wilowl Ware. Shoe b sekiag5ndsS atiouzsA
ery vii sbe.sold dEom smanufactsreT' Epriated !
price lists. and all ofheF goods in my ge ratt
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati and Pits /
bqFSh current prices To dea!eE7 present the
and dravage, as they are not required TO pay 7
freishts from the pfihcipa cities ma n o IRA g
age charges are made. ID ealers1 may rest
suredz that my goods are1of the best qualie' H,d
m prices nI0aeFateR AS city rates. laBy aoingr
fair, upright business, apd bv remplys and Z
satisfactorily filing all orders, hope to merit
the patronage of retail dealers and others in.
Cambria county and elsewhere. Orders re
spectfliIy solicited ana satisfaction guara nj eed
in all cases sEals. THoM AS c GARbAED.
Altoona. July %. IS69.yf. 7lir5 sas1z af
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S6s.& BAKER fssi sssg, sGss1s''1y ssss tdssig G9
r. 90 Ka WEE T. To YOU r.
HAsA BNDER RSTANDENCsSE s.s9 4
r'7o-s- -!ssne05la LAAJaw = gu5uUogs aRol
SAND S HOES.
| - For Msn,A aud Rays, Wear.

TIE pndersigned reSPectfuIIy in fosms hiis ni. a.
IN nerous hstoniers and the public generally ttat
he Is prPpared 70 n1afiH fact1re BOOTS a1d
SHOES 81 satfye desired size era o1afitS from
the finest Faehehcsti fsxiH boots 20 tllezcosrsest
brosaH. m the vEKy BKsr,A AMER. on the short
est notice. and at "A s. moderate ipricsss&s yike
work cam be Qhtsn Ell anywhere ,ls so,.s !
Those y ho have worn Boots,and Shoes made
az my establiShnept need no assurance as TO
the superior quality of my work OiheTs can
easily be CONVINCED ofthe fact If the, will only
give me tfiaf. Try andabe COSY inet-i.s u
sa8 ReIarns of BootSand shoes satteaded-
te promptly sRd dinatsuoTkmanlikesH HlznRersY
Ihankfulsfor pastfavorsI teeI confident that
my work aHd. PRICES viii cepwend ne to con-.
c FFilapce T aIid increase o., thesame,-,.1. =.
80 hs.e JOHN d THOMAS.
EbenYbtrg, April 2S.Ist9. ,.Iss 'zsSs SO !
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fKR4INKEAD, ssJustce Of the. Peace.
= GFad CLAIM Agsnt--7Qfice removed, to
the etIce formerly occupied by NJ. aHpssen,
ESQ :, dec d. on HSh-S it,. .-El ensl5urg. as.
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NEW MERCANTILE FIT.
IN EBEESBoA0


TDwARD ROBERTS hssg ...5.
n4d notice 70 his oid FRIENDS sn5 :. IS
that. on the first day July ias. .'l ID p.ss
nhis son. G EoRGE II KoBERTs' in.o .', 'S-.iss' /.
ship with him in the-naeFesi "a "a, ara -
Ibensh.lre. ,andzthat herest,.esFI. liS SgI !, /
IoSiu be sEDW ARD RoBiSh - l-N,b;sg = bis ~
. Our stock will embrace ess' :as It;rac,as T
Fancy ana. Staple Dry GeodS, me I'd - Is
al Kinds. Boots and Shoes, hS,s ,,.... "a tr 4
the fatest styies and Of All qnsi.'ais,i5a nd !
OF HARDWARE, Qaeenswhre, &c, rssl =.
svef,c article 10 be found ins - ~'-
'couatrv astores es1s1r'i = =, sns ~
70 ese- Having spjoEed a 50 s Goes, = = IS. ys,sb
ant nt-expericaeeef aOre tha9 'Nsoss ';,, ssssFi'4.
busiaess a. tsisaplsce: ana e.s,ss .., "a ilii
spacious sedi6ee On HigA stsss- eai3, - Z.
my facilities for supplying n ~ tss vi 4
Zines ana at TIE loacsl pr'e'Ss SsSasfiy aPis =
ficlss in he market, ] co9tldf:.s. :r.5 d
chose who have so sereroatsiS u s,.t 3 % g.
eonaaeHee and sapport N tne 80, ~ ~
ebe sane sneasuse'ef1a ~ sraaa6e, :, ,Ssssogsss;
sts~n1. rsar DEDN N
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: ) qasis }o.JOHN FENLON, m -
4 kTTOREEY AT LAW 5Ebe,sSBurq Pa
q Officeion High street, adjoining bis resi-.
aence-iFef sHf1 - 81 Jan 8 I, lS67.-tf
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NOTTTNTAIN H0ITCF Ens,-s-,7.--- -

"a sib ysFR ANKs w. HAY, .s.ss 1o3 -
WHOLESALERS and RETtAI43 Manufacturers
u ofHEtN! "COPPER" and SHEET4RON
WARE, CandI SSt1eet, below Clinton; Johns L
toien. Pa. A large stock constantly
hands "a tag $50 .aaBTts6 3 oIS1og 7
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a. N DsRa Il WbtgM OF S RrsS,
n Sea ~ vsd .sVo gssgiw 10 n7isss 8o3s
MERCHANT TAILOR,

3sVfafEss ais5 RgF5Pl cfIs!Qs ST. JfaHssg0Ks.
Feeeiysd his AM and elfist Winter Stock
IL or fine French. Gbhd6na ana Alnerfcdti
.CLOFHS, sCAS4 MER ESgaird VESTINGS
and full assortment of ssRuRRssaAas'
GooDs.
p Mr, Moses has beeRfoneisht years,cutter ae
Wood, NlorEell & Coz estabGshment, and now. y.
desires to infor m his friends and the cubic gen
orally that he has co nlmeneef bnsfries IN Sun
pes building. oh Clinton stfeet; With asstock
Of goods adapted to the fan and witfter, 4shich
he is prepared toamake up IN rhe latest styfes
and at moderate prices fOE ca shs Ia, uTns by at
tention to business TO inertia share of public
p 'tronage, and maintain, that ,success-which
has heretofore attended bis Efforts in no,
good fitting gtttneuts, Give ffrn 1 car 4SS.<o
= joanstON WI, Sept 2, IS68atfssCfs { $50 ssiv