ocr: New Hardware Store, IN FREMONT. J. M. CLOUD He BROTHER, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and American HARDWARE. CUTLERY, TIN-WARE, NAILS, BUILDERS' TOOLS, House-furnishing articles House triinniincn. Farm iraplpnipnts, Cr riajr nl Saddlery Hani ware, BLckrtnith Tools, and in factt'Tprr thing pertaining to the Hardware business at their ature No 4, BucUand's Block, First door south of 3. Buck land & Co's Drug itore. N. B. They are hIro Manufacturers of Copper, Tin and Slieetrlron ware, Jobbing of every description promptly attended to. They would call the attention of the cit izens of Sandusky county and ririnity. to thoir larjre stock of Hardware, conMstinir of eTery thing that pertaiua the Hardware business. Their stock is tho most complete, In their line, erer offprod in this section of the State. Having superior facilities for doaline with the most ex tnsivf Hardware Huws at the east, and purchasing most kin iln of American goods trom manufacturer! and first hands, at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, They are enabled to offer Country Merchants, Farmers, Mechanics and purchasers generally, goods at the lowest eastern prices, with differpnee of transportation. Their stock embraces a large and complete assortment of House keeping articles. Carpenter and Joiner tools. House trim mings. Cabinet makers' tools. Gun trimn.ines. Wagon Makers tools. Blacksmith's tools and stock. Miscellane ous articles too numerous to mention. N. B. We hare a large stock of SILVER &. 1'IilTED WARE, Which we will sell at manufacturers' prices, All we ask is to girp ns a call before nurrhasinir elsewher4. and we are confident that we can suit you with goods J. M. CLOUD & BRO. Fremont, May 30, IS5. IStf JUST RECEIVED. lOO nABRELS, Superfine Genesee FLOUR, and for sale at tin Flour and FM Slore of J. F. R. SEBRING & CO. May 23, 1846. I?w3 Cleveland and Toledo Railroad. SOWER ARRANGEMENT, to take effect Monday, May linn, l5oo; passenger trains will run dauv, as Inuow Southern Division via Norwalk. Going West, Vail Snndayt ezrepted.


The Perrysburg journal. [volume]

ocr: PERRYSBU11G ?fUlliNAL i:. A. ftlUHIXS, lSJllur. . - i lot -t I'kiuik: r tv ....t one Tear, in advance.. .... Ml siih.i'riplhi'ns nil paid wflhlnaii mom Is, ' "V - T ". ' i a IVrrv.'l' flout that st-md-inl ,1n-et. ' Where brent hi the foe hut tall In? tore u, M ittl I'ltMKlMiM'H noil hi'tienlll our iW't,. And ruiti lMiM'ri banner stiTJitniny 0Ner w ! t on rni.sitti-.vr, JOILYC FREMONT, Cil" CAI.ll'OKM A. . roil vim rs:HH:vr, WILLIAM L, DAYTON, l)K XF.W .ll.KSKV. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. f-.H jnin1 or ft i-!in'r t itl lt r. (!t.tTr.n M BOWHN". ' .lriV.i. Lunu 1 i:iim.1 jUMAH r.rTT, uf UnlUr. ,-mt miiiimt i. r. r n t. C!IHI'rorilKK I. OM'OTT, of Simmll. flll C.tltMI.SUltMl fl, l tlUllllS l-!HMl.3f A.SOX S.HYT1I. -f frmUm. run Hrutu-H "r tioiiin r.r rrm.ir wnr.he, JOHN W.VMDM:, " Kv.i. . M'.l H'lll M ru.usi n. iivvi'., w ti,m itn. , J At'Oli I'KUlil.NN, W X'"'"1"'" r,m nfrlii.srvrl i ive is cosuni.if! firm maimer, lUCIIAllI) MOTT, 1 (of t.llrut enmity Oct. i, 1 800.

place_of_publication: Perrysburg, Ohio

publisher: Simon Clark


ocr: ' PERRYSBURG i:, A. ItttiOjVs, iMlldr. T R It SI ft i TT' T 1 r..r (ine ri.pv oni rr.ir. lit diantr,. ... t, . . ft fin All 4ioi4fri;.tiniin lift pari Wltlun Ml Ihol.tliD, 4 til r. -r--3af--K--- OUR FLAG. V.i.'-S:V r.u-nvpr fl.iflt lint sl.iii.l.i(l h(f. . Where ItrtMtli" the f.io t.titt'.tltn lwr..rc ui, Villi I'm r.i.uM's n f.fnrnlh our f.-rt. A nJ FnuliPOM'a lunntr strt'alninx u't'r us ! ron lMiiiHiDiiNT, JOHN C, F HE MONT, of rAi.ii(ii;si. run th e rnENinrxT, WILLIAM L, DAYTON, OK NKW JKKSKY. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. mil irDOPS or itrrnKMr eornT. ISikiht I kbmI tt UOUIA, of Mirwn. I.o.vo 'I r.liM.J--JONI.VH Hl'OTT, t'f IlntUr. ion i(nnlili.in nr roMwnn oriioi.m, ANSI) HS1YTII, if Irnnklm. ron vivntit or nntrn or rem.le iviiiks, JOHN It. WAUUlil.t.) "' II, a. Kr.xAioniM. r.f.ncToiis. r vi.F.ii ii. Mirrrr, i f ihm-ri.m. J'OIJ I'KIIHIXH, rtf Tr:m'-.ttl.


Fremont journal. [volume]

ocr: and ments the aii Cne It EXCEL CORN AND COB MILL. Manufactured by HALL & ALLEX, Mans field, Ohio, Wholsesalo and Retail. The above cut represent the Millfore-rindinrthe Corn Cob in the ear, and has the most valuable improve in portaMe Oom ana lion Mr. la, and is adapted to various Grinding and Crushing purposes for feeding sinnsoi rioca; wnicn system oi locoing la now re- quirea, anu rouna proniaoie oy experience premt adxmntmft thit Mill kma oter mil otken U, tkmt tax grrtuura arc muu e motcou rtngty thich arc cast mf hard metal mnd when mom out earn be rt plmced hw new rinr Jufr. mimtea,for tkm turn of three dollar then the mill is tkm tame me new. ma there if no other pmrt liable to wtmr out. Thi Mill wms AWARE ED THE FIRST PREMIUM iX THE OHIO STATE FAIR, the present year (1855.) in a folr trial with the T.ittle Star, and all otuer Mills brought in competitior, gmintru me prviemice ana aumirailon OI all aqjolning Fairs of the present year. The Excelsior Mill will grind from eight to fifteen bush per hour, according to the degree of finess of meal and of corn, and can be worked with one or two horses. is a well known tact by scientific farmers, and among feeders, that twenty bushels of corn and cob ground will go as far, or further thaa thirty bush fed nnground to any kind of stock. and will fatten in one third less time than when led nnground. Having been appointed Agents for the sale of the above we take pleasure in announcing to the Farmers gen that we are prepared to fill aU order with dispatch. Mill that will make two bushels of corn equal to three, to be on every farm. SE BRING k ELLENWOOD. Agent. Fremont, April 4, 1856. lOyl JOY TO THE COMMUNITY! E. HARKNESS, has just received a fine assortment of Spring Goods! in part of New and elegant Prints, Delaines, fec. S large assortment of Ladies Boots and Shoos, together with the most beautiful assortment of Rib ever offered in this market. The iron- tlcmcn can find a new lot of Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, and all kinds of wearing apparel, calculated to suit the

place_of_publication: Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]

publisher: I.W. Booth


ocr: Clyde, Ohio, YOUNG AMERICA -wit 'air M-'fifytjejEZ CORN AND COB MILL Manufactured by HALL & ALLEN, Mans field, Ohio, holscsalc and iictail. The above cut repreBents the Mill fr grinding tlte Com and Cob in the (-ar, and ha the most vuIuhMl improve ments in nortMe Corn and Cob Mills, and is aianU'd to the variolic Grinding and Crushing purposes for feeding all kinds of Stock; winch, nystem ot let-umg x now re qnirtd, ;wud fonnd protitble I'.v experience Owe great advantage this Mill has ocer all others is, that tbe grtnoers are maae on moruoie Tingny irnrcn arc cast of hard metal and when worn out can be re placed fry neu: rings in 6ve minutes, for the sum of three dollars, then the mill is the same as new, as there is no other part liable to war out. This Mill was AWAREED THE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE OHIO STATE FAIR, of the trrAtwr.t rear (1RS5,) in a fair trial with the Little Giant. aStar, and all other Mill brought in competition, and grtinedthe preference and admiration of all adjoining jita Kiiirsni the nrewnr vear. Th- Kxcrlrior Mill will grind from eicht to fifteen hIi els ner hotir. according to tin- degree f finest" of nieal and iiualitv of corn, and can he worked with one or two hordes. It is"a well known fact by wientilic fanners, and anmns Mock Seders, that twenty hushels of corn and cnbgromid together, will go s far," or fuitlu-r than thirty bush els" fed unground to any kind of stock, nnd will fatten fStwWinone third lesp time than when fed uugrnuud. Having been arrpointed Agent r forthe sale oftheabove Mill, we t;tke pleasure in announcing to the Farmer ?t n emllv, that we are prepared to till all order with dispatch. Mill that will make two bnabeU of corn equal to time, outiht to be on everv fnnn. S SEHRINtr k ELLEN WOOD, Agents. Fremont, April 4, ls:o. liyl 1000 It i Yds. LADIES' DRESS GOODS e sold on the low pressnre order by P. 13. liEKKY, Fehrnarr-.l.TSSn. Clyde. Oh in. QTO VES. A large assortment of Albany O Buffalo, and Cleveland Cooking and Parlor Stoves, at prices which can't be beat, for sale by V -a-"rv- ,lti r -t"


The Perrysburg journal. [volume]

ocr: NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. AJvet tt,it:g aw fJtrr j'tn-Trrt Ofire, :(t0 ItroH(ti-av. Kalhikli-on i ; i -"1 '' In t-Tiftl th rttr Slik', Itff f' MCnml'ir-l prifp ttr venr, ,":u V itn e llfnro nnl rrt at ii'ci iiintv f.vpr all utht-r BTti Ics of fliu Iviii'!. 'I'tiB ctHHP of this unfm't 'Ictitctl j-r-iailui itv th:it the K M .C'lUalitf Pt' tl' .Vw . -, -KATIIVlltOtV .f.i a I wn"i'r-)iiiiitil itiich lntirri ft .O1 ,t,!,torPs the liiiir ni't. r it linx f tkn nut. iirui.' m.ii iifniiiincs ii, (;iviii a- rivh irn4v rp'UMrice. turf titniirtsale)'l ftil K-ifnme. If istMi- fnn itiivrii i. u-i mi nt; t -.r next nrt"-- .tfc r,it'um fur thf hitr rrcr mnrtc. Sol J r-r on upniorn inn-i.rH-m tnf i mir Stfttp. Cnitii'I.i, Mfxivo, Cuba.anJ 'onth A m(rirv. HEATH. WYNKOnP & CO.. rri't'rif-rfl. I.i.'-.itv t,.'tv ..ik; Miu.uijttui w a fSrr-pZji'ioi.'


Fremont journal. [volume]

ocr: NEW FIR3I! NEW STORE! AND. New Goods! S. P. MENG & CO., No. 1, Birchard Block. TT7"E would ny to onr frienda and the peopla la gen BEADY TO SEE THEM! t Our Stock Is being received daily, and for ths past week we have been opening out " AN ENTIRE NEW AND CLEAN Stock of Goods! Bought for Cash, which we are bound and WILL SELL CHEAP! We do not Intend to build up a trade on GAS, but will show FACTS and FIGURES, and Demonstrete the matter on the Counter. COME AIVD SEE US! We will be most happy to wait upon you at ALL times! WE ARE SELLING, , rues of Debases, Plain and Figured Delsines, Mottled ropuns, Mi, all at one Shilling per yard. Yard Wide Sheetings, and fine last colored Prints going fast, st Sixpence! Best Rio Coffee at one shilling per poond. Beautiful . crown eugar at only TEpi Cents! TONS OF GROCERIES, At tbe Lowest Possible Fiffnre! 100 pieces, Satinets, Twedos, Jeans, tc; HATS and CAPS; BOOTS and SHOES; BONNETS, latest styles; WOODEN-WARE ; HARD-WARE; CROCKERY; GLASS; NAILS; PAINT; OILS; fec; in fact, we have ALMOST EVERYTHING, To make np a reoeral aavortment. Harf or taken much 4,1 . : l 1-a; r ai . alaun lira JJnalUB ID HTltTCllOIl OI 1115 aOOTV tVOCK, of Goods, we feel able to recommend them -with confidence; we aak all the neonle who are in tha ' habit of bnyinr their roods in this market to call at oar uuoiunmem and make an examination OF OUR STOCK AND PRICES! Confidently hoping to MAKE IT FOR YOUR INTEREST, Al well as our own. We have bought our Goods LOW, ana we are oevennioeu to sell um as LiOW as they can possibly be sold. ,, . Our Motto is ' SMALL PROFITS and QUICK SALES CASH! FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, H.V. MENG & CO. FREMONT, Sept. la, l.


The Fairfield herald. [volume]

ocr: no u up in the largest sizel bol best Sarsparllha made, as 1e fri Cures it has perf rmedi copies of which a re in the possession of the pro nriator. Remomber, this Isthe only true and

place_of_publication: Winnsboro, S.C.

publisher: E.H. Britton


ocr: har'eston Trade. FACTORS AND COMMSSI MERCHANTS, AgCowmeqk) 0hYWHAl;P, C 1 I A ViJON S. C. lit' nu1derp1iiua~l'ier" '~r servi. 1110 toIhVlinters atld Ifierchan lte of a-edan eseter Diistritte as Factors nu Cssimssopicr (ant tho disposal tvI r Cotilo and thoe purchase of their supplijp. An experience of fivu year induces us to be Ileve that we vnn ltrot of- tlitfr interest. Our charwea for vaoig Cotton is fifty cenats -er bale. t'or all other business the usual 0111t-ges of the city lr attevign pat tIdbela e of Flotr tIjnMER JollN W W. R. n .ct25 36 4'nos Wholesale Umbrella AND WALKING0 MANUFACTORYW, 160 Kling -t.; Xeloo Ilorlbeck Alley, ClAItLESTON, S. C. At Ihe thove Minul'ictory wvil h e f-ond the LAlIGEST I ND U IFI A PEST Stock of the 'mA GOODS Ever tol'.. i fr 91, iin any Southern Market. SILK . ,I) NIlAM UMBRIELLAS of overel t -l, : iptm t h LLAS of every size, style cei- rlerchatat ?cil itd it to their ca II at, this estibhlit bitiext. Dc 2CLARK LECKIE. Dec 22 184 l


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ocr: e lb the the in later news, quoting Cotton at ett a eaxpo, w f.Isa ks of th week of 58,001) ba les. 'tWe d a favqprablo effect upon our ;,And at the close of business it had ad. to jo. I'Sule. of Ihe week i10 ces t'aligtn ftloim 7 to9j , ets. IAcoN.--rl'irev is t),t a modeat1te aptiply of tm onl hand, still prIce. huvor a 'dowI ward Aencmy -we wow quote ;$og ruumia 12 to 1: In2 Sidea I J, and Shoulders 10 cenats lb vaon.-The 'demand for Corn is not id last week. and pricen have i-I.acceeded a 1 now quota 75 to 8g conte per buheitll. "oVa.-Thei. in a goed supily in our rket. though prices continue about the isame. D trOW quoto cokilmOn to siperlinae $4 to , and extral brandi $o to .94 po-r hibl. iCA.-ihere has been litte oll'rinig this tk : prices have receded a hattle ; they aw omiand 75 to 81) cents per bushel. )Ars. 'I tie supply cumtinues light. and prl range froa 56 to 66 cents per busaet 'it 32 I'ODD-a -Th-re tis benti a good mupply Ina rket this week, thomlut' Pi naS airo same, via: $1 to per humired. Cotn.mA, Feb. 5. rhere was in little done iII coaon yesterday, at it it d ifficult to Irive quotations W th anly cree ofi accurnaey, still we Ithaik <botle given our report oatr 8amtha'lmy amny btiAnkou as ueral ruling rates. 71 to 9 ceeite. Charleston Market. CH A Rk.-rToN, eb. 2 rite sales thi, m01 iing amanounted to 2,111 at to


ocr: Ed44iiag.. svi4 lilt fill@. AND NEGR ebscriber, devirous of chang. J I .nr1.g ilivestentil, will uf~r lis at Winnsboro, on VEDINESDAy, tlie l3th Feb. utry next, A A TIACT OF LAND known 4s the olt, containing 490 ACRES. itn the fork of the lester and Rocky Mount ALRO, small TRACT adjoinilng the above, known forme-ly as the .unnigain place, cuu. 127 ACRES. TIese places are 4) well knownthat more par. Stiular decriptioti is deemed unneeccesar -- Nott lier contains a ifortable d welfing Iuic, und buitable plautatiou out- buildihge, 60 or 70 Lik ly Negroes, prinicipally of boys and girls. Fifteen Mules and Horses, Corn, Vodder, 7rnis.-A l 3m33ndr t wenty dollaresveh I for the mules, VW &,Z iretil it j one 4 r, w ithinterest Fromn day oIt ii aide. For the IandiI an4d negroc. it credit with itterest of 4ne4 and two years. Purchas'ers it -ive-l bantikablo ia t least twoun t-' en6rs"re J AM31Es (,A T II'ART. (:1- Coltunhia Times uand Catolinian atni Clester sttidard insert weekly until day of Hale.


ocr: *LAND FOR SALE. THE subscribers offer at PRIVATE SALE parts of their FA RMS in Pomonkey Neck, Charles County, These lands lie adjoining, con taming together, we judge, about 200 ACRES, more or less, and about three quarters of a mile from the river. There is an abundance of Wood on it, and a sufficiency of open land to make three fields of 40 or 50 acres each. There is a good Barn and a Log Cabin upon it. Any one wanting a small Farm could not be better suited than by purchasing ibis land. It will be shown at any time, by either of the subscribers. RICHARD W. BRYAN, 11. R. V. CAWOOD. Nov. 6,1856—6

place_of_publication: Port Tobacco, Md.

name: Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser.

publisher: E. Wells., Jr. & G.W. Hodges


ocr: NOTICE. BALTIMORE, October Ist. 1856.—J. H. LUCKETT & CO., having this day associa ted with them Thomas R. Young, they will con tinue the PRODUCE COJUMISSIOX BUSI XESS at 119 Lombard street, under the firm of LUCKETT & YOUNG. J. H. LUCKETT & CO. THOMAS R. YOUNG. oct 16—tf i


ocr: B. MULL, SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER. PORT TOBACCO, Continues to make BRIDLES and HARNESS ever y description. He has con slantly for sale Plough (James, Collars, &c.; also, an assortment Carriage and Riding Whips. All who wish purchase any thing in bis line of business are re spectfully invited to call. N. B.—Terms, cash, with a discount of 5 cent. nov 20—ly


ocr: NOTICE. I County Commissioners for Charles Coun- X ty, will meet at their office, in Port Tobacco, MONDAY the Isth day of the present month, the purpose of receiving the Constables’ Bonds already received. The penalty of the Bonds be two thousanddollars each. By order, R. E. BATEMAN, Clerk. Dec 4,1856—2 t • i > 1


ocr: For the Times. TO A FRIEND. How hard it is to find a Friend, In whom we always can depend; Sometimes we think this Friend is got, Till trial proves we have him not. Many to serve some selfish ends. Declare and vow they are your Friends ; 1 But soon as serving self is o’er Behold, they are your Friends no more. Others will act a part more base, Always be friendly to your face; You turn your back—then they your name, Expose to obloquy and shame. Apparent friendship others show, To find out all that you may know; Your secrets thus are pumped out, And then are handed all about. Those who of others tell you much, My counsel is beware of such; i Something to tell of all they know, As freely they will speak of you. A faithful Friend I highly prize, A treach’rous one 1 do despise. All in suspense, I ask around, 1 Where can a real Friend be found ? Whenever disposed a Friend to trust Be always sure to prove him first; And when he’s tried then treat him kind— 1 A faithful Friend is hard to find. S 1 August, nth 1856. 1 | | ! ! I |


ocr: BREAST PIN FOUND. A SERVANT left at this office some few weeks since, a GOLD BREAST PIN, which is no doubt valued highly by the owner, ft was found near the first gate on the road leading from Port Tobacco through the farm ol Major Win. B. Matthews, and was encased in a small paper box, dec 25—3


ocr: 11.1 M-J L ESTRAYS. WAS found trespassing upon my farm about two weeks since, a red HEIFER Yearling, marked with a crop and underbit in the left ear. Also, sometime in Seprember. a spoiled male HOG, with crop and sht in the right ear and crop n the Ife/t.


ocr: f J ( j n r WATCH LOST. TWENTY DOLLARS will be given to any person who may have found and will return to the subscriber a valuable SILVER PATENT LEVER WATCH, which he thinks he lost on his farm on Friday last, as he was ia the act of pull ing down a fence on tbe public road, whilst on horseback. It has a plain case and dial, and was made by Richard Hornby, Liverpool. No. not recollected, LEONARD MARBURY. Glymont, May 1, 1856 —3t.


ocr: ; , r t * NOTICE. THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist ing under the firm of J. B. Fergusson& Co. was dissolved by the death of J. B. Fergusson. All persons indebted to the firm are requested to make immediate settlement with the undersigned, the surviving partners. WM. FERGUSSON, J. R. BATEMAN. |Ej=The remaining STOCK OF GOODS will be sold very low to close. May 15, 1856.


ocr: NOTICE. FTIHE County Commissioners for Charles Coun- A ty, will meet at their office, in Port Tobacco, on TUESDAY' the 20th day of MAY next, and continue in session THREE DAYS, for the pur- poseoT receiving ancf pferrrg-' a rrfrriii tb' agiuiM the County, By order, April 17, 1856. R. E. BATEMAN, Clerk.


ocr: NOTICE. || THE COMMISSIONERS FOR PRIMARY 11 SCHOOLS will meet in Port Tobacco on | MONDAY", the 2d of June, at 10 o’clock. Per-,\ sons who have claims against the school fund are \ requested to present them on that day for settle- [ ment. J. G. CHAPMAN, President May 22, 1856. of the Board. t


ocr: KNIGHT OF MALTA. rpiiis FINE YOUNG JACK will be let to JL marcs the present season, at his Stable, upon the premises of the subscriber. Terms: $lO the season, to be liquidated by the payment of $5 if paid by the Ist day of September next. Any person sending five mares will be charged but for four. The Groom to receive 25 cents in each case. Persons living at a distance can be accommodated with pasturage and grain at reasonable rales. No liability for accidents. Sea son commenced 251 h March, 1856. April 17, 1856—tf SAMUEL COX.


ocr: WATCHES & JEWELRY.—JuIius Qurnscl has just arrived from the North with a beau tiful and fine selection of WATCHES and fash ionable JEWELRY'. Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited to call and examine the same before purchasing elsewhere, as he will sell on most reasonable terms. Port Tobacco, May 8, 1856.


ocr: JOSEPH T. K. PLANT & CO., PAPER HANGERS & UPHOLSTERS, NO. 350, D Street , between 9 ih and 10 th Sts. (In the rear of the Varieties Theatgs,) WASHINGTON, D. C. ap 3—3 m. ,


ocr: J. R HERBERT. LANCASTER & HERBERT, PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS , No. 91 Lombard Street, tnh 20—lm. BALTIMORE. •


ocr: MEYENBERG, BRO. & CO., (SAREPTA HALL,) JVb 85 King Street , Alexandria, Va , now in Store and constantly receiving their SPRING AND SUMMER supply of GOODS, MILLINARY and Notions, both wholesale and retail trade, vvhicli they are to sell at the lowest northern prices. Their assortment of Ladies’ Dress Goods—such Silks, Bareges, Muslins, Dclains, Embroideries all kinds, is complete and will give much satis to those who will favor them with a call, mh 27. ' 1


ocr: CARRIAGES ! CARRIAGES!! ROBERT EDELEN, T> ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he JLb; has on hand an assortment of Carriages of his own make and the very best finish and quality, which he will sell low for cash, or approved paper. R. J. £. will execute all orders in the best manner and at satisfactory prices. Repairing executed with neatness and dispatch, and warranted to please. Those in want of Vehicles of any kind are solicited to give him a call, as having had over twenty years experience in the above business, he is confident of his ability to give entire satisfaction in the execu tion of orders.


ocr: j j ( ■ j ' i J. C. CLARK, PRACTICAL CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER, King Street, No. 115, sign of the Gold Watch, nearly opposite Marshall House, 2 doors West of Pitt, Alexandria, Fa., Offers for sale a fine assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, 8 day and 30 hour Clocks; of which he sells a large number. Silver Spoons, Butter Knives, and Forks, warranted genu ine. Gold Pens and Pencils, Breast-pins, Ear-rings, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Gold Medallions, Watch Keys, &c. A large assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, just imported from the most celebrated makers in England. (Cj’Personal attention will be given to repairing and cleaning Watches. Nov. 2,1854 —1 y.


ocr: WASHINGTON & CO., - GROCERS & Commission and Foncarding Merchants, North Union Street, ALEXANDRIA, Va. feb


ocr: JOSEPH T. K. PLANT & CO., PAPER HANGERS & UPHOLSTERS, No. 360, D Street , between 9th and 10/A Sts. (In the rear of the Varieties Theatre,) WASHINGTON, D. C. ap 3—3 m.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, S?USO “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements.—sl per square tor two inser tions—l 2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid,and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST paid.


ocr: DRESS FURS!— Splendid As bortmekt. —We have Just opened an assort of beautiful Furs for Ladies. They are of newest styles, and are not surpassed in quality finish by any in the Northern markets. be found Baum Martin, Mink, Stone Martin, Fitch and ethers. Prices as low. MEYENBERG, BROS & CO. Sarepta Hal 1 , King fiCj-More Cloaks and Mantles have been receiv {nov 29] M. B 4f Co.


ocr: ] ( NEW STORE AT BUMPY OAK. Cone once more to the ‘Old Oak TrteP THE undersigned are now opening an entire stock of NEW & SEASONABLE GOODS, which have been purchased on the best terms. As we shall dispense with the long credit system, which is becoming obsolete, and do principally a cash and produce business, our friends may rest as sured we will sell them goods unusually low. Small profits and quick sales will be our motto. We respectfully invite the public to examine our stock and prices before baying. MONROE & CO. November 1, 1855—tf


ocr: W. A & W. W. GROCERS AND PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCH ANTS, NO. 17 COMMERCE STREET, 2nd Door above Pratt, BALTIMORE, Md. may 17 —ly J. C. CLARK, PRACTICAL CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER, King Street, A n. 115, sign oj the Gold Watch, nearly opposite Marshall House, 2 doors JVcst of Pitt, Alexandria, Va., Offers for sale a fine assortment of Gold and ver Watches, 8 day and 30 hour Clocks, of which he sells a large number. Silver Spoons, Butter Knives, and Forks, warranted genu ine. Gold Pens and Pencils, Breast-pins, Ear-rings, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Gold* Medallions, Watch Keys, &c. # A large assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, just imported from the most celebrated makers in England. (U/’Personal attention will be given to repairing and cleaning Watches. Nov. 2,1854 —1 y.


ocr: MERCHANT TAILOR. a JOSEPH Y. FORD, Mer chant Tailor, No. 1 Light Street, Baltimore, adjoining the Fountain Hotel, respect fully informs the citizens Charles county, that he has re ceived his Spring stock goods, consisting of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, DRILLINGS, and LINEN DUCK, of the very best quali ty, made into Coats, Pants and Vests, of beautiful designs, which he will up in the most elegant style. A suit made in hours notice and warranted in every respect. Baltimore, March 6, 1856 —2m


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, S'! -50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2 00. Advertisements. —£1 per square tor two inser- lions —12 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for eveVy sub- sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid,and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad- vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must b post paid.


ocr: ROBERT J. EDELEN, RESPECTFULLY informs the public that ha has on hand an assortment of Carriages of his own make and the very best finish and quality, which lie will sell low for cash, or approved paper. R. J. E. will execute all orders in the best manner and at satisfactory prices. Repairing executed with neatness and dispatch, and warranted to please. Those in want of Vehicles of any kind are solicited to give him a call, as having had over twenty years experience in the above business, he is confident of his ability to give entire satisfaction in the execu tion of orders. Alexandria, Va. May 31, 1855—6m*


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements. —sl per square for two inser tions—l 2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID. I ■ ' i . . '


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements. —sl per square tor two inser- tions—l2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub- lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID.


ocr: NOTICE. HAVING determined to close my Tax Books as speedily as possible, 1 hereby request all those indebted to me for TAXES to settle their bills without further delay, as a longer indulgence positively will not be given. JOSEPH PRICE Collector. June 1856—3 i i i |


ocr: MARRIED. In St. Mary’s county, on the 25th ulf. hy Rev. R. H. B. Mitchell, Mr. JOHN R. BATEMAN, of Charles county, and Miss MARY, daughter of tbe officiating clergyman. On the 17th ulf., by the Rev. Mr. Knight, Mr. WILLIAM L. SHEIRBURN, of this coun ty, and Miss ELIZA A., daughter of the late Francis L. Darnall, of Prince George’s county.


ocr: WANTED, FIVE HUNDRED 1 MTOI®r*HEAD of CATTLE XAZTo &- SHEEP, for which I will pay the highest l prices in cash. Address me at Pomonkcy P. 0., ! or at Washington City, Navy Yard, No.' 673, 3d street, east, je 19—ly. JOHN H. NELSON. j I


ocr: ! j { | | j STRAY GELDING. SPATE OF MARYLAND, Charles County, to wit:—l hereby certify, that Walter W. Milstead of Charles County, brought before me, the subscriber, one of the Justices of the Peace I in and for said county, this 7lh day of June, 1856, as a stray, a Bay GELDING about ten or twelve .years old; near seventeen hands high; star in his forehead, and left hind foot white. j The owner of the above described Gelding is requested to prove pro- I J P ert y> pay charges and take him a way- Given under my hand and seal. A. B. MILSTEAD, [seal.] Justice of the Peace. Living near Budd’s Ferry, Chickamuxen, je 12—lm. Charles Md.


ocr: POST PAID. ffaffeg. THE MERRY SLEIGH. BT LIEUT. PATTEN. Jingle, Jingle, clear the way, ’Tis the merry, merry sleigh, * As it swiftly scuds along, Hear the burst of happy song; See the gleam of glances bright. Flashing o’er the pathway white; , Jingle, jingle—how it whirls, Crowded full of happy girls. Jingle, jingle—fast it flies. Shooting shafts from roguish eyes; Careless archers I’ll be bound, Little heeding when they wound: See them with capncous pranks. Ploughing now the drifted banks, Jingle, jingle—’mid their glee, Who among them cares for me ? Jingle, jingle—on they flow. Caps and bonnets white with snow, And the faces swimming past — Nodding through the fleecy blast; Not a single robe they fold To protect them from the cold, Jingle, jingle ’mid the storm, Fun and frolic keeps them warm. Jingle, jingle, down the hills, O’er the meadows, past the mills, Now ’tis slow, now ’tis fast, Winter will not always last; Every pleasure has its lime. Spring will come and stop the chime. Jingle, jingle—clear the way, ’Tis the merry, merry sleigh.


ocr: PUBLIC SALE. BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for Charles County, sitting as a Court of Equity, 1 will sell at Public Sale, at the Court House door in Port Tobacco, on SATURDAY the 26th or the present month, between the hours of 12 M. p and 1 P. M , the HOUSE and EOT, lying in Port Tobacco, for paS-Miin&merlv occupied by Aquiila Bat - including the STABLE LO P a ti ac [ ie( j Terms cash. July 10, 1856. F. STONE, Trustee,


ocr: WANTED, prices in cash. Address me af Pomonkey P. 0., or at Washington City, Navy Yard, No. 673, 3d street, east. je 19—]y. JOHN fl. NELSON.


ocr: MERCHANT TAILOR. JOSEPH Y. FORD, Mer U# chant Tailor, No. 1 Light Street, Baltimore, adjoining the Fountain Hotel, respect- fully informs the citizens i jjaßl Charles county, that he has ceived his Spring stock HSHi goods, consisting of CLOTHS, ’Pf* CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, 31 J DRILLINGS, and L ''l |jj| DUCK, of the very best quali j ty, made into Coats, Pants and 1 Vests, of beautiful designs, which he will make !up in the most elegant style. A suit made in IS hours notice and warranted in every respect. March 1856 —2m


ocr: NOTICE. BY virtue of an Act of the General Assembly of Maryland, passed at the last session, (1856,) the undersigned, County Commissioners of Charles County, will offer at Public Sale, in the village of BENEDICT, on MONDAY the 30th JUNE next, all the WAREHOUSE PROPERTY in said village belonging to the County, consisting of a WAREHOUSE, SCALES, WEIGHTS, &c. Terms of Sale, Cash, or an accepted Draft at six months. R. G. WATSON, EDMUND PERRY, J. T. MUDD, D. MIDDLETON. GEO. S. WILLETT. May 29, 1856. r - ! i ’ [


ocr: VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. THE undersigned, by virtue of the authority conferred upon him, will offer at Public Sale, at the Court House door in Port Tobacco, on THURSDAY the Bth day of MAY next, all that desirable Real Estate of which Elizabeth H. Hughes died seised, and which was devised by her last will and testament to Rev. Thomas Lilly, commonly called “PHOwVIX WILL it being “Part of Boarrnan’s Manor,” lying and being in the 4th election district of Charles coun ty, and containing 465 1-2 ACRES, more or less is adapted to the growth of the sta ple commodities of the county,—soil good and very productive;—is distant about 3 miles from Bryantown, and adjoins the lands of William F. Bowling, Thomas S. Gardiner and John W. Jlaw r kins; —has upon it a large and n comfortable DWELLING and all Jll m necessary OUT BUILDINGS in good repair. Term's of Sale:— One-third of Hie purchase money cash on the clay of sale, and the balance in equal annual instalments of one, two and three years; the purchaser giving bond with sureties approved, bearing interest from the Ist day of January, 1857, when possession of the property will be delivered. Upon payment of all the pur chase money, a good and sufficient deed will be given. For more particular description, apply to Rev. Thomas Lilly, St. Inegoes, St. Mary’s county; or to the undersigned, at Port Tobacco. JOHN J. HUGHES. April 17, 1856—ts —ALSO— A T the the same time and place, a LIKELY t\. YOUNG NEGRO WOMAN, aged 24. She is a good Cook and good Washer and Ironer. JOHN J. HUGHES, THOMAS LILLY, Adm’rs ap 17 of Elizabeth H. Hughes.


ocr: GREYHOUND. OUR YOUNG JACK—' “Greyhound”— will stand tbe ensuing season at tbe following places, to wit:—On Monday, Tuesday* and Wed nesday of each week at Mr. Richard T. Tubman’s Stable, and on Friday and Saturday’ at Richard H. Stuart’s Mill. Terms: $lO, to bo discharged by the payment of $6 if paid by the Ist of September, 1856. No insurance. Season to commence the Ist of April and end Ist July. Twenty-five cents 'in each case to the Groom. RICHARD H. STUART, mh 27—tf WM. E. DEMENT. [ ! , i


ocr: MULES! MULES! THIS will inform the Farmers of Charles comi ty that a lot of fine LARGE YOUNG MULES will be in Port Tobacco on the Blh of September next, if fair, if not, the next fair clay. Also, some fine YOUNG HORSES, which the subscriber offers for sale on accommodating terms. JAMES H. SIIREVE, aug 21 Washington, L). C.


ocr: P j f v v J s I i NEW STORE AT BUMPY OAK. Come once more to the ‘Old Oak Tree'.' MHHE undersigned are now opening an entire X stock of NEW & SEASONABLE GOODS, which have been purchased on the best terms. As we shall dispense with the long credit system, which is becoming obsolete, and do principally a cash and produce business, our friends may rest as sured wc will sell them goods unusually low. Small profits and quick sales Will be our motto. Wc respectfully invite the public to examine our •stock before buying. MONROE & CO. November 1,1855—1


ocr: • ' | CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!! | J. EBELEN, RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has on hand an assortment of Carriages of his own make and the very best finish and quality, which he will sell low for cash, or approved paper. R. J. E. will execute all orders in the best manner and at satisfactory prices. Repairing executed with neatness and dispatch, and warranted, to please. Those in want of Vehicles of any kind are solicited to give him a call, as having had over twenty years experience in the above business, he is confident of 1 his ability to give entire satisfaction in the execu tion of orders. Alexandria, Va. May 31, 1855—6m*


ocr: [POSTPONED] PUBLIC SALE. I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, in the town of POUT TOBACCO, on TUES DAY, 22.1 JANUARY instant, t Fifteen or Twenty Val- O/ liable SLAVES, of va rious ages and sexes Terms: Cash; or, Drafts I i|s|wX at six months with interest-jsJwsgg. from date, accepted by good Houses in Baltimore or Alexandria. WM. D. MERRICK. Jan. 3, 1856—ts JT*The above sale is postponed until TUESDAY, the 19 th day of February ensuing Jan. 24, 1856. 1 5 , / _


ocr: GENTLEMANS FURNISHING STORE. J. LA TOUCHE, MERCHANT TAILOR, Respectfully informs the O? zens of Charles county and cinity that he has just 1 B his FALL SUPPLY OF /i 16 netcesl s, y lp - s I Black, Blue and various -1 ed CLOTHS. BEAVER J CASSIMERES of every and price. Plush, Silk and Cashmere VESTINGS. Dress and der Shirts, Cravats, Collars, Shoulder Straps, Sc., &c. Port Tobacco, Oct. 4, 1855.


ocr: W. A & W. W. PADGETT, GROCERS AND PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCH ANTS, NO. 17 COMMERCE STREET, 2nd Door above Pratt, BALTIMORE, Md. may 17 —ly GENTLEMEN’S DRESS BOOTS. GEORGE HARMAN, 194 Pratt, near Hanover st. Baltimore , HAS in Store a large assortment of Gentlemen’s DRESS BOOTS, (Morocco and Calfskin,) made in the most fashionable manner and of the best materials. Also, a complete assortment of LACE BOOTS. He particularly solicits a call from his country friends and others, feeling assured that he will be able to give satisfaction with regard to prices, etc. oct 29.


ocr: PASH ION ABLE MILLINERY FOR SPRING AND SUMMER. MISS E. L. MURDOCK is now ottering to the Ladies of Charles county A Beautiful Slack of Millinery of the latest fashions , to which she respectfully invites their attention. Her terms are accommodating. Port Tobacco, May 1, 1856.


ocr: A CARD. . DR HOFFAR, DENTIST, will be in Po t Tobacco during Court week. Persons wisli ing his services can find him at Mr. Davis’ Hotel. Dr. H. will come prepared to do all operations; also insert from one to a full set of Teeth on gold plate or Otherwise. May 1, 1856—31


ocr: SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH. THE subscriber will sell his entire stock of DRY GOODS at prime cost for cash. This stock crnbiaces a general assortment of Ladies’ Fashionable Dress Goods; also fancy articles, and a general assortment of goods suitable for Boys and Servants’ wear; also plaid and striped Cottons; bleached and unbleached Cottons; —in fact every thing in the way of Dry Goods usually kept in a country store, which would be 100 tedious to men tion. Ladies and Gentlemen will please call and examine for themselves. March 1856. C, W. BARNES.


ocr: EDWARI) W BELT, ATTORNEY AT LA IV , UPPER MARLBORO 1 , • Prince George’s County, Maryland, practice in the Courts of Prince George’s ami the adjoining Connties. dec 27—3 m.


ocr: | , v \ GENTLEMANS FURNISHING STORE. J. LA TOUCHE, MERCHANT TAILOR, a Respectfully informs the cili- zens of Charles county and vi- cinity that he has just received his FALL SUPPLY OF of the neicest styles and Black, Blue and various color- ed CLOTHS. BEAVER and CASSIMERES of every style and price. Plush, Velvet, Silk and Cashmere VESTINGS. Dress and Un der Shirts, Cravats, Collars, Suspenders, Shoulder Straps, &c., &c. Port Tobacco, Oct. 4, 1855. '


ocr: p 1 J s j t t CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. THE subscriber returns his sincere thanks to his friends and the public generally for the I patronage heretofore extended to him, apd has the : pleasure to inform them that lie Ims just finished a splendid assortment of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES. Persons in want of CARRIAGES will find it to their advantage to give me a call before purchasing. Carriages repaired at the shortest no tice, or taken in exchange for new ones. Michael McDermott, No. 455 Penn’a Avenue, Near Third Street. 3, 1856.


ocr: NOTICE. THE Parents and Guardians of the Pupils of School No. 5, in the 2d election district, are particularly, and the public generally, invited to attend the Examination and Exhibition of said Pupils on the 28th instant, commencing at 9 o’- clock, A. M. By order, S. W. DENT, Secretary of the Board of Trtutets. Aug. 21, 155 R. ; f ' 3 ! j | 1 ! j i


ocr: NOTICE. as a Trespasser on the premises of . the subscriber, on the 26th of July last, a Ray HORSE COLT, with a white rr>r~ 5 —face, supposed to be two years old. mfeLA The owner of the said Colt is here y hy requested to come forward, prove 1 propertv, pav charges and take him away. WILLIAM R. KERNES. Pottersville, Aug. 21, 1856.—3


ocr: ! i ! 1 , GRATIS! JUS T P ÜBUSHED : A NE W DISCO VER Y /A MEDICINE l AFEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL TREATMENT, without Medicine of Ner vous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weakness of the Limbs and Back, Indisposition and Incapa city for Study and Labor, Dullness of Apprehen sion, Loss of Memory, Aversion to Society, Love of Solitude, Timidity, Self-Distrust, Dizziness, Head Ache, Pains in the Side, Affection of the Eyes, Pimples on the Face, and other Infirmities in man. From the French of Dr. B. De Laney. The important fact that these alarming com plaints may easily be removed without Medicine, is, in this small tract, clearly demonstrated; and the entirely new and highly successful treatment, so adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means of which every one is enabled to cure himself PERFECTLY, AND AT THE LEAST POSSIBLE COST, avoiding thereby all the advertised nostrums of the day. Sent to any address, gratis, and post free by remitting (post paid) two postage stamps to Dr. B. DE LANEY, No. 11 Lispcnard Street, New York City. sep 20—ly*


ocr: WATCH LOST. TWENTY DOLLARS will be given to any person who may have found and will return to the subscriber a valuable SILVER PATENT LEVER WATCH, which he thinks he lost on his farm on Friday last, as he was in the act of pull ing down a fence on the public road, whilst on horseback, it has a plain case and dial, and was made by Richard Hornby, Liverpool. No. not recollected. LEONARD MARBURY. 1 ’


ocr: FOR SALE, A TRACT or parcel of LAND, now occupied by Mr. Josias Moore, lying in Nottingham district and adjoining the land of Gen Thomas F. Bowie, about seven miles from Upper Marlboro •onfaining about 100 ACRES. There is a Dwelling House and corn house on the place, and a sufficiency of Wood. It is a good location for a Store or Tavern, and the land may be easily improved. For terms, &c., apply to the Editor of the Gazette, who is authorized to con summate the sale. Also—6 ACRES of LAND adjoining the above, with a new DWELLING House, will be sold se parate. may 10 —tf [ ‘ i ■ . [ [


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY E. WELLS, editor and proprietor. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $?1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements. —sl per square tor two inser tions —12 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid,and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise.by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID. 0 '. - e ‘ _ \. * .


ocr: CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL. THE PUBLIC EXAMINATION offhe pupils of this School will commence on TUESDAY, AUGUST sth, and continue THREE DAYS. It is hoped the general interest felt in this com mumly, in the continued prosperity of this an cient seat of learning, will secure a full attendance on this occasion. The Fall Session begins on*the Ist Monday in October. By order of the Trustees,* N. F. D. BROWNE, Principal. July 17, 185fi—3t.


ocr: FINE GUNS, SHOT POUCHES,&c. JOHN T. CREIGHTON & CO., Importers of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, &c., would call attention to a large assortment of GUNS and GUN FIXTURES now on hand, which they will sell at reduced price to close out before the Ist of Janu ary next. Persons now in want of any article in the above line can be supplied. Call and examine at the corner of King and Royal sts., Alexandria. Nov. 29, 1855.


ocr: PUBLIC SALE. I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, in the town of PORT TOBACCO, on TUES DAY, 22d JANUARY instant, t Fifteen or Twenty Veil uahle SLAVES, of va rious ages and sexes jjw* Terms: Cash: or. Drafts \ at six months with from date, accepted by good Houses in Baltimore or Alexandria. WM. D. MERRICK. Jan. 3, 1855—ts 1 ' |


ocr: BLANKETS, FULLED CLOTHS, LINSEYS &c.—A large additional supply of super Bed and Servants’ Blankets. 6-4 and 3 4 Fulled Cloths 3-4, 7-8, and 4-4 Linseys Usnaburgs; Brown and Bleached Cotton; Drillings; Tickings and Shirtings, Stripes, White and Red Flannels; plain and twilled, bleached, un bleached and colored Canton do.; white and colored Carpet Warp, with a great variety of fancy Prints, and other Goods adapted to the trade, at prices to suit the lateness of the season. ■G. K. WITMER, BROS. &. CO. Alexandria, Dec 20, J 855.


ocr: I HEAVY GOODS—We have now in store a full assortment of heavy Osnabergs and Brown Cottons; Heavy Plantation Twills and Ducks; , Denims and Drills, some very superior; St riped, checked and plain Domestics & Jeanos Fancy colored Osnabergs for dresses; Coltonades, Tickings, Fur. and Apron Checks Domestic Ginghams, Cotton Yarn and Carpet | Warp, with all other goods suited to the trade. In ; prices, inducements will be offered that cannot be surpassed anywhere. G. K. WiTMER, BROS. & CO. Alexandria, April 17, 1856.


ocr: GREYHOUND. OUR YOUNG JACK—“GRETHorvn”—will stand the ensuing season at the following places, to wit:—On Monday, Tuesday and Wed nesday of each week at Mr. Richard T. Tubman’s Stable, and on Friday and Saturday at Richard H. Stuart’s Mill. .Terms : SlO, to be discharged by the payment of $3 if paid by the Ist of September, 1856. No insurance. Season to commence the Ist of April and end Ist July. Twenty-five cents in each case to the Groom. RICHARD H. STUART, mb 27—tf WM. E. DEMENT.


ocr: NOTICE. ‘ CAME to my farmyard about the last of No vember, THREE YEARLINGS—one white and nd, the other two black and white. One of them is marked with an underbit in each ear and a crof. The owner or owners are requested to come forward, pay charges and take them a way. Z. LLOYD. March 27, 1856—2


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00, Advertisements.—sl per square tor two inser tions—l 2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sul - sequent insertion. I f the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will he pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID. ) . ‘ I . - L t


ocr: NOTICE. HAVING determined to close my Tax Books as speedily as possible, I hereby request all those indebted to me for TAXES to settle their bills without further delay, as a longer indulgence positively will not be given, JOSEPH PRICE Collector. June 19, 1856 —3t


ocr: NOTICE. j rip (IE County Commissioners for Charles Coun | JL tv, will meet at their office, in Port Tobacco* ion THURSDAY the 10th day of JULY next* | for the purpose of appointing Collectors and sign : ing (lie Levy for the present year (1856.) By order of Commissioners, R. E. BATEMAN, Clerk. June 19, 1856. ,


ocr: Up MISS M. A. BURROUGHS, FASHIONABLE MILLINER , HAS just returned from Baltimore with her full supply of Fall and Winter Millinery, OF THE VERY LATEST STYLE, to which she calls the attention of the Ladies gen erally. Thankful for the liberal patronage ex tended to her the past season, she asks a continu ance of the same, pledging herself to use every effort to please those who may favor her with their patronage. Her prices are moderate to suit the times. . Rooma't J. FI. Norris’s, corner house next door to Mr. Middleton’s Hotel, Port To bacco. oct 11


ocr: 1 ( i i \ J . J. C. CLARK, PRACTICAL CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER, King Street, No. 115, sign of the Gold Watch, nearly opposite Marshall House, 2 doors West of Pitt, Alexandria, Va., tfSL Offers for sale a fine assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, 8 day and 30 hour Clocks, of which he sells a large number. Silver Spoons, Butter Knives, and Forks, warranted genu ine. Gold Pens and Pencils, Breast-pins, Ear-rings, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Gold Medallions, Watch Keys, &c. A large assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, just imported from the most celebrated makers in England. attention will be given to and cleaning Watches. Nov. 2,1864 —1 y. ,


ocr: GENTLEMAN’S FURNISHING STORE. J. LA TOUCHE, MERCHANT TAILOR, M Respectfully informs the citi zens of Charles county and vi cinity that he has just received his FALL SUPPLY OF nf the newest styles and Black, Blue and various color ed CLOTHS. BEAVER and CASSIMERES of every style and price. Plush, Velvet, Silk and Cashmere VESTINGS. Dress and Un der Shirts, Cravats, Collars, Suspenders, Shoulder Straps, &c., &c. Port Oct.


ocr: ’ r > 1 1 1 1 . • | I | | 1 i ■, I s , ; CARRIAGES. THE subscriber lias now on hand the largest and best assortment of CARRIAGES ever offered n this city (Washington)— all of his own manu facture. From the experience and advantages that he possesses, he thinks that he can supply on better terms than any other person engaged in the business. His Carriages are not gotten up in a hurry merely for sale, but are made from seasoned timber and then allowed to stand several months before finishing, the wheels and bodies especially. This no doubt gives the purchaser an advantage of from 10 to 30 per cent over those built especially to order, and consequently made in a hurry. Hav ing a regular and steady custom every Carriage is built so that he feels no fear in selling them to his best friends and customers. He offers Carriages ( f every description for sale at the most reasonable and moderate prices. He invites the attention ( f his friends and the public to an examination of his stock and materials. THOMAS YOUNG, ,409 Penn. Avenue. Factory, cor. 6th si. &,• Mis souri Avenue, Washington, D. C. jy 19 —6m.


ocr: J. C. CLARK, PRACTICAL CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER, j King Street, No. 115, sign 0/ the Gold Watch,nearly opposite Marshall House, 2 doors West of Pitt, Alexandria, Va., Offers for sale a fine assortment of Gold and ver W a f c hes, 8 day and 30 hour Clocks, tt * ‘iJ of which he sells a large number. Silver Spoons, Butter Knives, and Forks, warranted genu- ine. Gold Pens and Pencils, Breast-pins, Ear-rings, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Gold Medallions, | Watch Keys, &c. I A large assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, (just imported from the most celebrated makers in 'England. Personal attention will bo given to repairing and cleaning Watches.


ocr: WATCHES & JEWELRY.—JuIius Quensel has just arrived from the North with a beau- tiful and fine selection of WATCHES and fash- ionable Jfc WELRY. Ladies and Genii emcn are respectfully invited to call and examine the same before purchasing elsewhere, as he will sell on most reasonable terms. Port Tobacco, May 8, 1856.


ocr: j j ; i I BLACKSMITHING. ' THE undersigned takes this medium of inform- ing his friends and the public generally, that ’he has located himself in the village of Bryan town, for the purpose of carrying on the BLACK- | SMITH’S BUSINESS in all ist branches. — As his charges will be moderate he respectfully asks for a liberal patronage; feeling assured that with his experience and promptness all W'orkdone i by him would give entire satisfaction. PETER TROTTER. j Bryantown, Dec. 27, 1855—3 m.


ocr: JAMES F. CARLIN, Royal Street , near the City Hotel , ALEXANDRIA, Va., WOULD respectfully invito the attention of dealers generally to his large and well select ed stock of HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, before purchasing elsewhere, as he feels assured of being able to other such inducements to dealers as will bo satisfactory in every respect. His stock consists in part of the following, viz: LOCKS—Rirn, Mortice, Stock, Pad, Till, &c. Knives and Forks, of every description Pocket Knives “ “ Scissors “ “ HINGES—Fast and Loose Butts; Parliament; Strap T, &c. Augurs. Augur Bilts, Brace and Bills Planes all kinds, Saws all kinds, Stair Rods Coffee Mills; Grass, Grain and Briar Scythes Plated and common Spoons, Forks and Ladles Axes, Hatchets, Hammers, Sledges, Anvils, Vices Bellows, Steel, Files, Rasps, Combs, Brushes Cow Bells, Hand-cuffs, Ovens, Pols, Skillets Griddles, Playing Cards, &c. &c. Also, 50,000 LIGHTS WINDOW SASH, ■ 8 by 10, 9 by 12, 13 by 14, 10 by 12. 13, 14, 15, together with oilier sizes. Persons engaged in or about buildings, can be supplied with any sizes of Sash, warranted superior, and at remarkably low prices. Any information desired concerning Sash will be cheerfully given upon directing a line as above. Alexandria, Juno 8, 1854. |


ocr: For the Times. LINES ON A TRUE FRIEND. Commend me to the Friend who comes When I am sad and lone, And makes the anguish of my heart The suffering of his own— Who coldly shuns the glittering throng, At pleasure’s gay levee, But comes to gild a sombre hour And give his heart to me. He bears me count my sorrows o’er, And when the task is done. He freely gives me all 1 ask, A sigh for every one. He cannot wear a smiling brow, When mine is touched with gloom, But like the violets, seek to cheer The midnight with perfume. Commend me to that generous heart, Which like the pine on high. Uplifts the same unvarying brow To every changing sky— Whose friendship does not fade away When wintry tempests blow. But, like the winter’s ivy crown, Looks greener through the snow. Oh ! such a friend—he is in truth, Whatever his lot may be, A rainbow on the storm of life, An anchor on the sea. T. Poplar Spring, July 2nd, 1856. CONTASTS. BY CHARLES MACKAY. How beautiful is sunshine That follows after rain ! How pleasant are the dreams of ease When purchased by a pain? How sweet when true love quarrels To make it up again? How merry is the streamlet - - That hath a rock to leap; How blessed is the daily toil That brings refreshing sleep; Then prylhee, Love, a quarrel, But neither long nor deep. How dull would be the morning, Had night not gone before ! How tame would be the summer days Were’t not for winter hoar ! And were life all plaasure, Delight would be no more! After the dark, the dawning,— After the cool, the heal, — After the rain, the buds of spring,— After the sour, the sweet, — And after all thy chiding, Behold me at thy feet! j | 1 ; | | : j


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ocr: POLITICAL NOTICE. THERE will be a meeting of the friends of Buchanan at Mr. THOMAS SKINNER’S in NANJEMOY, on SATURDAY the of September next. All, irrespective of party , invited to attend. General Mitchell is ex pected to address the meeting, au 28 friends of Buchanan will hold a meet ing at ALLEN’S FRESH on SATURDAY tie Gili September. Persons of all political parties are invited to attend. ang 28-


ocr: BLACK ISTON’S GRAND CLOSING BALL. There win be a grand closing ball at BLACK ISTON’S PAVILION, on FRI DAY the slh of September. Persons who are fond of the Dance will be highly recompensed by visiting this excellent and popular watering place. 28, 1856—21*


ocr: PUBLIC EXAMINATION AND AD DRESS.—There will be a Public Examina,-. tion of Primary School No. 4, in the Ist election district of Charles county*, on FRIDAY, August 29th. Examination to commence at 10 o’clock, A. M. Declamation and Address at 3 o’clock, P. M. The public, generally are invited to at tend. EDWIN M. NOYES, Teacher, 21


ocr: nONNETS AND MILLINERY GOODS.— AJ Lace Crape, Straw, Leghorn, Florence Braid, Chipp, Shakers and Neapolitan BONNETS; La dies’ and Children’s Flats; Ribbons, Flowers, and a general assortment of Millinery Goods, to which we call the attention of our friends and Charles county customers. MEYENBERG, BRO. & CO., may 29 Sarepta Hall, Alexandria, Va.


ocr: . ' ■ ■ - - ■ '■ - L ADMINISTRATION NOTICE, rpilfS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub JL scriber has obtained from the Orphans’Court of Charles county, Md. letters of Administration on the personal estate of John G. Campbell, late , of said county, deceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased are hereby warned to exhi bit tiie same, with the vouches thereof, to the Regia- of Wills, on or before the Ist day of January, 1857. They may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of said deceased’s estate. Given under my band this 27th day of May, 1856. BERNARD M. CAMPBELL, Adm’r may 29. of John G. Campbell.


ocr: MERCHANT TAILOR. JOSEPH Y. FORD, Mer jjjf va chant Taii.or, No. 1 Light Street, Baltimore, adjoining the Fountain Hotel, respect fully informs the citizens of j Infflk Charles county, that he has re -3112P ceived his Spring stock of W goods, consisting of CLOTHS, iff* CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, II || DRILLINGS, and LINEN __ 'wC,- ji DUCK, of the very best quali ty, made into Coats, Pants and Vests, of beautiful designs, which he will make tip in the most elegant style. A suit made in 18 Lours notice and warranted in every respect. Baltimore, March 6, 185G—2m


ocr: j | ! : j NOTICE. The commissioners for primary SCHOOLS will meet in Port Tobacco on . MONDAY, the 19th instant, at 10 o’clock. Per sons who have claims against the school fund are requested to present them on that day for settle i tnent. J. G. CHAPMAN, President j May 15, 1856. of the Board.


ocr: NOTICE. THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist ing under the firm of J. B. Fergusson & Co. | was dissolved by the death of J. B. Fergusson. ! All persons indebted to the firm are requested to | make immediate settlement with the undersigned, i the surviving partners. WM. FERGUSSON, J. R. BATEMAN. remaining STOCK OF GOODS will’ be sold very low to close. 15, 1856.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR A N I) PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, ?1.50 “ “ if hot paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements. —,! per square tor two inser tions—l 2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents fir every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on Iho advertisement it, will bo pu! - lishcd until forbid,and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be post p.Mn. f) '• e " _ V (


ocr: 'clocks a watches repaired. THE subscriber bas removed to the room for* merly occupied as a Store in the house of Mrs. King;, Port Tobacco, where he will repair Clocks and Watches at the shortest notice, and warrant them to keep correct time for twelve months. He will keep for sale some fine JEW'ELRY and WATCHES, to which ho respectfully in I vites attention. He now offers a lot of fine JEWELRY, just re* ceived, cheap for cash. i feb 14 JULIUS QUENSEL.


ocr: PUBLIC SALE. BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court Charles County, sitting as a Court of Equity, 1 will sell at Public Sale, at the Court House door in Port Tobacco, on SATURDAY the 26th or the present month, between the hours of 12 M. „ and 1 P. M , the HOUSE and 11 m LOT, lying in Port Tobacco, for iilimerly occupied by Aquilla Bate ar' 1 -, 1 * man, including the STABLE LOT ---_j=a=ss^s> a tt ac h ec j Terms cash. July 10, 1856. F. STONE, Trustee.


ocr: A TEACHER WANTED, School No. 7, in the 3d District of Charles. . county, Md. None need apply except those who are competent to teach all the branches of na English education, and can present to the Trus tees certificates from the School Commissioners and recommendations for good moral character. Jan 17, 1856—31.* Trustees will meet on Monday next*, the 4lh February, at the School House. Jan. 31, 185 G.


ocr: NOT.OE. f|MIE Trustees of District School No. 4, in tfi X 2d Election District of Charles County, wish to employ a Teacher for the present year. A liberal salary will be given to one competent and capable of fulfilling all the requirements of the. law. By order of the Board of Trustees. F. MATTHEWS. Jan. 31,185 G


ocr: NOTICE. THE County Commissioners for Charles Coun ty, will meet at their office, in Port Tobact on THURSDAY the Ist day of JANUARY, for the purpose of receiving the Returns ot Road Supervisors. By order, R. E. BATEMAN, Clerk. Dec 18, 1856—3


ocr: WASHINGTON & On., GROCERS At Commission and Forward ms J\l>r chants. Nonh Union Stn-et, ALEXANDRIA, Va. feb 7—6m*


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements. —sl per square tor two inser 2 lines of small type or 14 of large constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sequent insertion. If the number of insertions not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid,and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office be POST PAID.


The Richmond palladium. [volume]

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publisher: D.P. Holloway & Co.


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ocr: 3. VT. PIXMMER. SI. VV. TIIO.TIAS A CO.. DTit'fiiil.STrf, and Dealers ia Medicines, Cbermfeaie Oil'. Paints ori'l (iiass; also, dialer in Mwlirin! I.i'jncr-, r,rfumery, Cigars, etc, etc., Igou'hwcst eormr iiuiu a& I i'cnri streets, Uichincnd, IcJ- iX-ntiil A For J. nt -, Whirr A McCurdy. f'bilad.'!pbia,and tie Jiew York Ti-ctb Manufacturing Cvinrjiny. -a n.'. V ! N i taken an interest in tbu Iro Sf-ro .f tr si. W. Tbuisa, wiil bercrfti.-r devolo his att-B!ion s j the business, at the old stand. Wn kepe fr-in past cxp-ritrt'-o in the business and strict attention to tho wi-.tits f the cm mmmiity, tf aierit and receive a fair share f itseu'Uin. i'tyici.m and di-aicrs in articlej ty ii', yt il lir,,J eur txk extensive of tr.e bet taali:y, and fur ilo on ai reasonable terms as any house V-; ,f f n-iri-Bti. KiMad, Oct. 27,1SJ. 4u' LOOK AT THIS! I P.. V. tv. THOMAS.


ocr: ! j I . , Mill AtlOLflCr t lJiniTC! - CJ Tus andriii(Di lukllci thii Jt it- ivrmlnrd lhi in futur k will dtvat hi ntire fcttrtiltoci t on unfla lranrh uf Ills bustuciit, thit ot Itolic a. d chilclrn.' SI.oiakui, t which j Ppi ni,e i icrvvu rejrular anl et- ahip, I fral confidant nf bing at. la I nil all or.1ra for ott iu a manner tnat cannot fail to pleaac; kri.ia. I ball cntlearar to kaeo coactaatlv oa - !.-- l".i uiunmni oi aort ol fieri ln- of ttf m ud mrrii known to th. tr.i. .n md. i7"?"lJr.5'7t";iVe,,,,,, M' r!"r" 1",', tit'J ov In a nct ana ttful aianoer, mi& ua afluri ihalt aw ' wanting to plain an I obligo all WI-.3 mar ae fit to ( it tta a cat- VT rlummer bu.idinit. wast aid of I'earl atrat. oai!k A. MALLaKO. isrL


ocr: J ! 1 i . ' 1 i D Xo. a, vxojsm 57 Main street, Richmond, a T Ki .id sued dealer ta fine Watehe. Clock. ;ii Ve, ha jaetreeeived a very larce addition ef article s '.me. A very superior article ef Itu&ter w ate Be , a.i for railrw4 porpeM. Ovaer watcaes of every variety aad description; C-ock. of every descrsptien; Je-.lrr. an, taacy aad plain; eilvr VTare.a nae assorunest; Cattery, ef the beet enaitty : Spectacle f every variety. I woeld call especial eitentiea tossy Braailiaa fta ble Gias. bavtag jaM aeeesved a te set. i-r aepaar dVr-.w.ta .ealness and despatch Thankful for poet (avers and custom. I bop to saerit a tiaaaaceef the eaaae. K. B. llCb.I S - A camocd. pepteaaaer XT, 15. 41 " " i.PfiPArr nnn rTftincinn uiuvvi r ttiiu x tuiioiun aait rjHy aa4eriraed weald respeeOally tnfwras t Ml af Richsaoad aad vteraitr. tba ae aa c csliaea sa m ed geaerai Grecery aad Previstea basinea ia th roesa


ocr: A L, I. E N & II 11 O A DE S , QurfnsHiire Ireulcrs, No. 6k Main Street, Richmond. W have re-ently been recei c- ing new snd coir. pier stock oi a.l good tound in our line, con- itiag of Queecsware. ware. Trench I hir.s, hrifannia. Church, Star sad House Lamp, r . n .,v . w.,. ate feaSji-g? Our tock is cf th beat, bnt e i we sr. not fond of bosstiag. w. will not ssv whst w. ran or what w. cannot do, bnt would requet U person wanting good ia onr line, ..11 imiM and iu.Im tor thesneelve before buv- Ing elaw here. Jane T l"5S. 35-


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ocr: pi: - IV. " . . . o LELIT J. V. I'LL MM BR- WW! ."I. W. THOMAS & CO.. DI:riuriTS, snd Vtiert in M'li';:B-f, fThem'ieV.s :!-, i '.lints and Gla.-s: also, dealer in MeOicirfcl I ru'.T- ' !!'- trj-, t'i;sr. ei, tie-., Bou.L corscr a,.a iVnri trw:ii, Kiel.auaJ, led. Dental Agent. For Jots', White A MttOurJT. I'fci -. l.Vf.hia. and lb i New Yoijt Tetli MMui-jturicg Com j any. 2 ?V1 HA '( Uken an interest i.i tho Ir.jf S'or'i i.f i.x . Ji. VV. ,'h,aiis, will h-rer'tcr d.-v. -u i.i- a'.; ;. : to the L.irii.rsa, itt lea old stand. Vv'c l o, o Jr. ts -n a-atarion. s in the l. siiiess a-I :.t nttr;.'. ,v,:i u wants ot tho 'r'r.iTrity, to ra.-rit a;. : r .:;' - fair e re ff U.s cut-m. l'hj'.ct' i.s and ii.'ii.r i:. J.i:i'lfc3 k.-;t ly u, -ail' f.r.l n: iot,k f:.i. tsi.t-'.f tho b-'rst iiuality. bn I for su'o s a: laa .oah;o terms J any touvo West '.J t:o .-n.r;a:;. k.d.!i..r.J, Oct 27, 1 4tf LOOK at Tins: tlty Coiffttioiiary, t ruil untl Toy Store! T-'-o rf',".rt rastoj the Hvnt'mzt'jn House. W V. a - i.r 1 .cati'l permr e iyt I'l l i;c'y fUd up thn . r. -i:-. i Mt ij I in J. Mart's i-uil-Mn? , wuha n.m t. l .rrer ttrk ana var !-, it w?ivf wl-i an I r-;:a.i. than eve r y .-t irt-! - t!- D.a'kct. A-tir. an -i'. for lie a.tove .:tia."1 Ms!. ftH i.t. I fr rl c.t, ti Ifl t t ht we e t.rt . I 1 irf.de ft i w r. nt ay f.vt r us h ih-s.r c t-M. Owi ai.'l It r yurivts, A ! 1 o ! ; s II I a pu.i- : ti;y tttl.-.'itied t-j. A lw of t:; m f',!ow: A f'iil fti-ortuu'fct of Care faj,I Wi ti'"- -i. l r Toys. Ciii:ii O ruiu 1 '-- ffv : vuritty, t -rfutD'j r-, ittr'l line f oilci coitj, &tti J..-. y .; t"j f .r :tI iteMifiiicii, fcri(fi:!h :irari;j, ( ti4ii. Lvuwfta, Iut!--- ur.i Car Fruit f tt:e tri".. (vi..i.r :l r, warruus ti, ai. J . li'it way t" lije rnUiIoiua. it ii Ifi r in- n Si. t .! ' j I '.:.-tv e :nost ftiJiou3 i ite i!. ;wi'. i'u tetvl up in ti v. O t-t-t sty le." fit hrt ( frt.c. yt r-, ;ioiv;iii A.i 1 rctii, ' ths nu nr ta'f ti a love i ) iicll aii'ilcet r r y.uri-iici. ! i j i t. n f.I, f. H.KTf.Htjl, rrUi-OK iK CiUNliU.Agelit. 3a If ! - f i Cash System Adopted. rp I r. vji Jcr.-i-nc'l. suersor to T. Is. 1 oucg it Co th tiikiul f 'T the j utror.io ort'. : I-d tu him i".Tctr 1J4 v .r :-j k-- p on b iid at all tliuv An iorruc&t tf th 'fu.-L fcs will 6 r l. -; f r en.-n ojily, r exchar,,-" for a:.:.r-.v..- 1 pjJ'ioo r : f.iirrt-i a. tiny in the market. tr r',': l. on I . s-.r-;t, south n jason nam s. Ii. ..b.l U'M E. H IE' OX. Hats and Caps Hi ! tStr f"09t tMUt'fllt i 1 i o . r offer tf. I in r i - r id ' a 1 1 raa 1 1 1 I 1,1 J I ,'U' I V t)W M rrS I sJ.tiilJ J 1 I IJlj V I Mil 1 ' " ." , ., ,, ! I T' ' . i. '. ';,l,liri'.il'.. i:-.'" 7T i "V 1 ' , r V . i " ; '" ' rfcy-? . V,! 3. ' sf i !o. .i.U , - v- .y viiy .el 7 iti o.l r (jr.. i l ilt' h i.!t !S ! .- a i '."M;.r ;, I'' t-i !h. 'r s 'var'ae to .o:i: i i jt.ias. 4M! iHVADED. ft.,. j! t'..,.e ; . !l I .. iY- il.ni . f Vo.tlke Co., wo ',.'('. '.' - j:ir - ii ' I. Je are i a .1' l -." a ..'d i.i -Mil I '. obli-d I 'i A I'll ( T i . i.. i! I';... u ' Pit'tKtai'ii. CIctlis: Cloths:! Cloths!:! m rK h.v i r:ii;ir1 ?o x!i'l 'i t- ti tr.i ines-t com p1 '.ir-i'ilRei't of (':! h 'Vl'f I1 T' H! h t t i. I i. 1 i U;HT k . r, ' 1 : i. i.turi.i t v hj..J ' ro a ritil'd lien er j r c- p. L k, 1 n, . i , c 1 " t, blu" rvn t n r r . S ,. . i -TT;.m ; jiSi fr ,1 : -' u;-. which h wiil ii-' ! ' v I'-u jif'i or ii.Mi up ta ord. f a I siiwi I ti1 1 ; .. 1 1 ;r r . .1 a k'o. .! r. A. H. : 1 1 I.i. K ti.. .. . . ,i 1 ' i.JlIi S'..'.:s. Il'.i.ins. ail i. ii;- of i..-o and i ov's ; ." ' ) ' i on ; f i of I


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ocr: : FOR PRESIDENT: JOHN C. FREMONT. FOR VICE PRESIDENT: WILLIAM L. DAYTON. PEOPLE'S STATE TICKET. ICR GOVERNOR, CLIVETt P. MORTON, of Wayne. Lli I TfclvAUT GOVERNOR, CCNRAD BAKER, of Yandtilurg. 8ECKETART OF STATE. JCI1N W. DAWSON, of Allen. TttFA'tRKR OF STATE. WM. R.NOFFSINGER. of Paiie. , AUDITOR OF STATE, E. W. H. ELLIS, of Marion. tltlRlTEliT OF PCfcLIC Ifc I El CTloX, U.Al Lth LARNES, of Floyd. AITOfXET CEM.RAL, JAMES II. CRAVENS, of Ripley. H FlBTER OF fcl PKIVE CGl'kT, JCHN A. STEIN, of Tippecanoe. CLERK 'F H IRtME COt fcT, JCHN A. BEALE. of Miami. tor roKfiHEB 5th district. DAVID K1LGORE. Iditciial Correspondence.


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ocr: ... -- "Fret Sketch, Free Territory, Free SItn." FOR PRESIDENT, JOHN C. FREMONT. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAII L. DAYTOHY ; ELECTORS. SAMUEL W. PARKER. JOHN A. HENDRICKS, JAMES T. EM B REE. RANDALL CRAWFORD. JAMES Y. ALLISON, JOHN D. IIOWLAND. NFLSON TRUSLER. HORATIO C. NEWCOMB. WILLIAM G. COFFIN, CALEB V. JONES, DANIEL D. PRATT, JOSEPH H. MATHER. MILTON S. ROBINSON. 1


ocr: & R. LLPPINCOTT'S Iwie V, t& 11 '- f3-J-4 E 1 &.?miWwS Mm2&S ft RICHMOND. IND. tl'RERE he ha coBstastly tir 1 a feasral otsot ment c-f -was. "Wtt tv? at Sit


ocr: FIJRNITTJRE S Xo. 77 MAIN STREET, RICIIMOXD, he jlace far Bargain iu .FUEXITURE The uuiemcaed bat iot avJ.leJ largely ia hi harei.-for eilea-lva asoruani of eie.-aai and KoinoIioIiI FurirturCf UinUlll'tlU X vilil iuivf I ne rr"rar-d to furnish Hotel, t amilies. and the tra,l gTie-ra!W. at his old tand, o. MAIN STKKKT. " I mler Mtarr Hall, With ererv arti.-ie is the Kurmture line, on ebesip.,.r terms than can be fonn-1 In tsf other e!abi:shmjnt ihisi si ie ef New York r i'incin- n&t!. 1 bttse wn-n; a ffd ciLvin, Can jure w fiui it at tku vatabiuhmect mar.ufaotared for '..unse'.f by comjielent work tjea. 5(" g Kwi dry material, at Ciacianati pricej. A i hi ass is for purrhasers to hiut a emit, ani a.is: themslve4 by a eiarainalion of hia ;. ani tr.e Cheapness of Prices. Alt irticltsa t furniture carefully dtliTrd At r?s itieuoe of t!i pttrchftx "COME AND SEE." 11. 1. .HEKSKltEAl'. .tuly 31. '.SitJ. M-!f


ocr: e ! RICHMOND, IND. tlTtFTlF ha roestaatiy for aai a naaraU t rt Bt of thr Lite, and Ittt Lltftnt rttttrat Also, th -alabratcsl Boston Spring? naffon. X T Urwat can aa bea taks ia tha artioa at t h-Hca t'iuibr. a t each arucl will b waaa.aTca sa girt pcrtcn-l aatisfacttva. I Hs has also ou4 a rcrsxitary ta Nsw Catl, flisory cuusty, Indiana, aa.iar ta asaaajrwaacat vi M. UKOOuat riuKTOx. w ao wtll wait aa cosh-us-rs aad tak itrdcrs. K'cial pains wi'I a takan ia tb sclscsiostnf th st rk f . r this uurkct, so as to firs cvtaplste satisfac tion. all iaDi:r tha lui.aeJiat sHtrinl -sniaovo of tha srirtstor. Orders f-.c tarriafps at tadcd lo tanadtatl I.. H. M.Culloujh. Richmond, E. O- i'utts, do. Bar. hauk and Hit. do. Boot and Shoe Dealer; ) X sk TS nsaita elrrct, Uicssaienti lndinA, J W A? rer -Mitts Bade larire d-litiaas tn h-s stock of Boots t I. and 6rwe, aud now cetifl tetit'y aaaas urctiser that he can satisfy a.oiwst eery 4a.anit it, his Unr. Ataoaf i he articies, he has I Oailf ra uf a v eral qualities and styles of fln ah sooas ; rery n-at j irrncb Kid nuikltot and Bnppers. Moroccs ' So4tts.4eiti.-r L'li'l Tiea. ChiMren's avtita l t ea. Ladies' Kul- er ?i4l-ia. neat ana tasty. A l.-tre eiriety ef fc-nilesnan's Boots, ffc. Ruers, i tr-rsj, iivr. Frrfljch Caif tttU'ts mTiu I(.s, Hoy's Rctete j


ocr: FARMER'S STORE. So. I J Mmin Jlret '.en-.-ti, Indmna. JfWiBI at Ko. SO Main street.., hat DKY eotOb. araw UwM, rc. We profess to !! a l a astg ih, and ere sr d rm Pill ts tnitnvor ae draw ar a - - Mr plee. lO. & lm they are disposed laiom. sYealaotaiuk it lumcnf ry te (ridicule Ly our cwm sfcst we bar. n coiirft la u; eee. further Uu te get their diod-j; after you has hockstered your produce arvaod town, we de not desire w Mil fM train and credit 70a with nothing. a theora w were txre birds of passage. Sere u daft end go. to -sf row. Kwt we are here. and hare Seen here. aud xte-. t re Bain her, and sell goods for nnirerwi prices: whether cash r credit, there will be ae difference made uijKicee. Umu a call, aad we will try te please yet. B.ay 1. T. A. JCGDALE. "HEAP ClUCETX for Kltt- No,:o -Main street.


ocr: OR. M. W. f UOMaS. a. w. n.L'MMKR !TI. V. VlHyi S A CO .UX'GGISTS, cd Pcnlers in Slediciue, UiN, 1 ,HDta and tfia?i: also, dealers :u I.HUri, l'erfumcry, Cimr-, ete., eft'., .Soathwest corner Main and l'earl atreeL", Uichinond, Ind. Don (ill A ;etits For Jone, White & Mi-Curdy, I'hiltidelphin, and tho New Yirk Teeth Matiul'iu turinjr l'ui any. Chemical, Medicinal T TAVINU titkrnan i:itirpst in the I'rug Store of Ir. a. I M Ui the bu.-iincaa, at the old s lanJ. W'a exm'iiuitt- in th buiii.9 attil triet hope from past attention to toe wants of the community, to merit nnd receive a fair share of its ci;.ti ni. I'hysiciiinS and deaieri in articles kept bv us. will find our stock extensive of the best duality. aud for side oa ns rea-"1.!., u.jaa,.aA.a.n i"- "'T.it." Oct. ., 4rtif


ocr: No. 77 MAIN RICHMOND, Is he place for Bargains FTJJR The andrrsij;ni bavins aJ.U'J largeiv to hi haretofore ci:tu.lvo aiiortoiens of t-l--ict ujaful Household Funr'aire, Li bow r..-?.xr-.J ti famish Hotel. Kami lie, the trie .nra;lr, at his tij :Bii, o. MAIN STUKKT, ' fiuler -Marr BlaU, AVita every article ia tbe ur:n!ui line, cHejwr t-r;rj than can be fnr.j la any eitiiOU-hm-'nt this of f t Vork or Can bs s ir to n.1.1 it at ti.i e.-uibiishuv-rit muiataciare4 lr nimeti by coai;-otot worn men. ot c5o.t drv m.itertai, at C ui mn t: r-no w t ! All he ak is for rurcha5-r t civo risi a rl aatUfy tbcmsjlre; by an exaiuicatin of hi 9t.ipk. an 1 the Cheapness of Prices. Ail rticls Kurniture earvfally delivered at there3iJcnce of the fan-nfr "COME AND SEE." July 31, 155. 83 tf What very rcrson nishfs to Know! j WIIEU: TO BUY GOODS CHEAP! X A TITU 4ev tt the want? of the rem!, hive select ! e-t vearef:i!ly in the K a? tern marV-jts. a l:rje stock cloths, cajioered. Vesting, S ttiiieta, TvretM. vt w hich e w iii ei s U'tc yard or make u,i to oraer, at short tiottce in the ni'-irstuaii:ihle ami auT sianttal niiLiter, at rates. AlsoB larjesr assortUattnt of H:0Y MADc CLOTHXG MaJ to or.iivrr brought to KichtEond, craprismg Overcoats irvtry t it nvrni tiuiiht ; Press c&i tio do; IlllSlTit's s l 1 tlo; . PENM3. Jens CITY AUCTION ROOM. ;.v.v.v .v jLoisr.i:, Auctioueor-s & Commission Merchants, CORNER MAIN AND MARION STKEKTS, RICH MOND, IND. REGULAR 5ales o" Mercba:idix? of everv Jesrri ption. Cut-ti.r sales of rieal Kstto ni i'erat'iial Prper ty j-rt tiifitly attended t-. Liberal a -.i ranee rtiivanccs m iie ra Cnicnmenfs !t Public cr Trtvato Sale. 1EXMS "l.UiiEK.


ocr: iffy we study atseac new loom, ana doer Tr. XI . UijE. wr he invites t ' "and learn hi low pri- HA3 Bjoved hia Jrwelar and work lower for th weM af John S'aTririTinsredaced the price oa lblic to eall and tr clock, aJ watches cleaned cw. aa he i. etertafccrten cent. Heading of all aab tnan any na. jpa;eo. in toe same propor rk aa half. neewfara. itj- Old gald aad r nrtj cents; prtcw ind.dooe wtJ en. JCJ- " v silver Naskl .ji.s.-per than ever eefbre af a "Vi aw them. Waal a au ; " CRAWPORD


ocr: ir. v. w. rnosAa. - j. W. THOfWAS ck CO., I I l.fil.ST.S, and Dealer in Msdicine. I tnt and !: a'.so, di alers in Mexiicina rfiiuery, Cisrarc', ote., etc.. Southwert corner . V. '. 1'carl rireeW, Kicbtnbiid, Ind. Dental Arnl, -. Whit k McCuruSr, Thiladi-'phia, Vcrk Teeth Wanntacem-u.,j Comi. , and the N'e 1VO taken an interest m the Iruj Store i.f Ir Vv . ThtDia, will fcererftew dvuie Mil attention i:'irif, at the old stal. We hope fri m past .-' in the businrj an-i strict attention ! the f c (, mm unity, to merit anlreceive a fa r share ;" m. I'hysiotao an 1 dialers in article kept ' ..: L'ni eur etcx-k extensive of the beat quality, I-:' on reasonable term as any house West of ' Uiebmond, Oct. 27,1850. 4.f ' LOOK AT THIS! :if ftionarr, Frnit and Toy Store! rurB eatloj tht Huntington Houu. rfiii !f'Cat1 rern-ntlr, r.l newly CtieJ uj si atabd in J. Mre' I'tii Mii.tr. vich a much -i. a')J anetx, at wbole4.e and retail, than ever ' ( !hi itartfl Actinir as tf-nt for the abort i . iithmfnt, I f-el coifittnt thatt we iha! 1 j lt-ai. ; 1 f.tror u with ibeir cuetnui Call and trmt la Ail T'lr9 w II Utt junctu,illy aitrndl t -;ti ttcleaareaa followi: A full anorttu.it of Caa v Uub'ts, Giitu. Vtrck Tuyi. Chiita anl German '-ry variety, erfumrry, and fine Toilet Sonji, and "f, ad.tei for la-1ir aul rrntieuieri, Luglich ( .trT.. Lerncin. Bottle and Can Fruit of the warranted, aol a Iocs; wuy to the eatalwifua. f-ij ia a heavy eipeuse in &ttiDir un the. i(ood, t i.riftia which will i'leawet)i raosl fatttidiotta taut . arid ar applied with th hneat iir.nl of Ojr i i ;ll ! servvd uj iu the very let-ty t-e. at hnrt , ott-T-, wholesale and retail, try the can or i-al us a c 11 and tt fur aar-1vM. j i'i (jfget the 'iac. two Jnr eat of the Iliir.ttnpr FAMfEL r. KI.rlTCIIEH, . Per (ifcwst'iK CKIN fcK, Agent. 3rt If (Vli System Adopted. ;i. '.ir.-iyned, f sueecsfor T- N. Toms 4c Ce. j . m'.: . for the patronage extended to him hereto- ' If uily solicits a eor.tinunre. Ila will en- j . l.trp on hand at all timeau aia- rtmcnt of the i'. ill fell rhrap fr eaah only, or C"j-hnc for j luce at aa fairrates aa any in the irarket. fion 1'carl street, south of Jtom Hum'a. j VV.M E. WlU OX. j il. lr ,t. 4 i tf Hata and Caps. i lo ailk Uata. soft Hata, and tl.e most t-eaufiful t: t .f apa ftr arm anJ boys ert-r oaere.f .n l fuil per cent under uunl prir nil made A. M. Mll.lKK. I ALL STVLK OF HA iV, FOB 1 856. -ignfii h4 lust receirfd (ha Fall HAT, to which ho invifs tlio atten- xantin? a neat and faahional.lo artt " ry rariely tt Men and Iloj'a lists ana 1 aaers will find it la fhiir s-lrantareJ to JLill.N SVKr ICliN-'. 4. If .i r.ii.l.tlct. her j4, M. iBRASKA INVADED. ; r ind: ted to the nrm ot pouike Sr Co.. we .i..l laiy. ifjour aroiuiM and notea are net .: h few !ay a will leo!.li-d to A CtlfT ..i r.'. p up ! rafi.'- co. i-.L aiitf. 1 Cloths! Cloths!! Cloths!!"! j i c j ire.I to exhibit It liic trade the most com . srtaint of Cloth ever drought to this mar j la.a Mack and t rown riMed Heaver Ovrr ,;' it hlack, rown, mult-erry, olive, tdueand reeu ;l i tsi-rtuan Clottts fur drcs i.nt. winch re will .!,, ir l or make up to ordt r ai .U rt nrti-e, md war 1 it. A. M. Mil. I KK. i csli rriVwls CITY MIOE STOUR ! No Main Mi-ccf. i a., , ed from New V jrk an J Ciut-inr at!, a comideU : r l.ili4, Mis.evand Children's .'hoes, Btitkin. ' , . p i imth, arc. Also, ali kinds of men and boy's : .1..


ocr: HOW RECEIVING QlWt IH.ZB'V gt-smitun- best Enftiac car. at i aad T- a Geriaa: Aiee. Greee Ha-ake. Lara Sej thee, we-. iawet-ar.j-.roTe 4 agenda aa. iitter&s. ic aaate 7 ;'-'-v- -" TYLER DAYJDSOX d- 70 , WHolesale Hardware Dealers, 1 40 end 142. Aam ttrtct, Cincinnati,


ocr: i.kvii :n m. i '.n ttiU" "I"t'"-"J ,. ., coi .rv vno.s. 'or f.'firt f iit'tiiees W, C. J KIT E K IS. IIKNf'i V W. SIICIIAX, W. C. AL'dl t.V. Tifisifrr W.M W. LYNDE. Jttrf'r t.f f'om I'll us W. V. IJKN'TOX. S.e.if JESSE T. WILLIAMS. Pros. Anr-ty JEHIAL RAILS HACK. Co i t'lij Sh rie. J ur R. V.. SIII.T I E. Vnruner J. W. SWAKFORD. ( 'i.tiitniisinner EDMUND LAWRENCE. : ; KANSAS MiCHTlNtt!! At STASa &I A 1j L, , tXt JJ.jrAl I. 1 rsJAU !.t 1-- o'fltK'k 1. M. Let all the' tncml-S Jane -Ith, I80O. ' '


ocr: Morning, : : October 9, FOR PRESIDENT: JOHN G. FREMONT. FOR VICE PRESIDENT: WILLIAM L. DAYTOX. PEOPLE'S STATE TICKET. FOR ttOVKRNOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. LIEUTENANT GOVtRSOR, CONRAD BAKER, of Vanderburg. bECEKTART OF STATE, JOHN W. DAWSON, of Allen. TREASCRRR OF STATE, WM. R. NOFSINGER, of Parke. ATDITOR OF STATE, E. W. H. ELLIS, of Mariou. t l'KPISTESDEST OF PUBLIC IKSTRt'CTIOjr, CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd. ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES II. CRAVENS, of Ripley. REPORTER OF SUPREME COtKT, JOHN A. STEIN, of Tippecanoe. CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN A. BEALE. of Miami. OR CONGRESS 5tH DISTRICT. DAVID KILGORE. COUNTY .NOMINATIONS. For Representatives W. C. JEFFRIES. HENRY W. SHUMAN. J. M. AUSTIN. Treasurer WM. W. LYNDE. Jud'je of Com. Pleas W. P. BENTON. Sheriff JESSE T. WILLIAMS. Pros. Attorney JEHIAL RAILSBACK. County Surveyor R. C. SHUTE. Coroner J. W. SWAFFORD. Commit tio ner EDMUND LAWRENCE. Vote Early! TUESDAY NEXT, is the State and Coun eVclion, and we again urge our Republi


ocr: . CfcJC3. THURSDAY Morsmg, MARCH G. 1836. RICHMOND, INDIANA. Robert JHorrio5ri, 'rlrietifa. Caiuies r. Cj:ii.i, j u r:pr-d. at all tijiM u disonitt l'i Produce Bills SB other limineae Paper: Allow Iatere-a ou ir. All other buiine. appert-, Ding to ila.N-lMi a tend-d to with .iespt-h. OSce Hours from . A. M. to 1 P. M. RiehmuD i, July I t, t-5i. A Hare Chance. LARGK hop tn rent 5 fr.t ionr.341 feet i V, an 1 II feet ftirh, rer Jweph iMefcibtoc'a famp f cior -Janiurr -f i. Ict. frtf Local Matto


ocr: FALL STVLG OF HATS, FOR 1 S 5 6. THE aaaersignd has just rereivej the Fall stle of HATS, to which he iovits the at ten- tion f th" wanting a neat ani fashionabla srti-4 le. Also, every variety . f Men and Poy'a Hau an Caps. -y Purchssert will find it to their advsntare to give roe a call. JOHN SCrKRIN S . J.ichroond.Octcber ;4, 1-55 41-1'.


ocr: 4 i i. - -. e : i fyiLVtjiJLii-jjlui) -L- '.! lis ' js -rrt-lljGTTPTIY LgSaXia ill' kiM" t .t)f' f, 'I .loi3m l-ftrsr.oiCT"? xt 1 ,No. 77 IMAIiV STREET, Mz&V CiXX 111V. ll.llWil M-H Is ; j?ace for Bargains tn W IJ RX ITnaE T::e -jrti -rso -ne-J having siJ.1e4 !ar-..-;y to hi Household Fanrturc, Is naw --. r-ar .si u firaUb. Hoio'.j. Fatui'.ie. anl the tt-Aj.s Mior'.lv, at his oil t-.a:i4, No. .. MAIS' sTiit-'KT. I .iilt i Starr Hall, V.;h ovc.-r article ia the furniture 1: :-.-.. on cbeapor torti:. than oaa i-o f .nn i tn anr e-irr:.i:-hrr;c:;t tht s:,i .it" Now or or Cir.-iri-r.a;.. Th wii-o'e; a c 1 o a Tsrii: ci-LVi'R. Oa". fun1 a fin 1 it At tfaw !hui-r. t aiiiaui'ii ".urei f. r L. ui-.f V-r .-.'tk- ; ic-nt wv-.rk-iii -!(. of 4--hJ dry ji.iterial. at Oir:;.un:i r:-.". .. :is-i i- for .ur,iiier5 u .- tai-ji. a is i .'.i-t'. t:ie;u-a'. cs. hy fca rxsmiiia'ioa l hi ; v -i. Liu i tr. j Cheapness of Prices. AH Artio.es : r urn.tun carfu'ly ieli cri COMK AND SEE." ii. i. ii:kskki:ai . .1 ;,v a!, isir. 03 ii


ocr: WE STUDY TO PLEASE! HAS snored hia Jewelry Stare ta ate sew l, one doer west ef Joha Sartne' Hat rt,r. where he invitee the poblic to call and eee hie new atock and learn his lew pri ce,, as he determined to aell lower aad work lower for the cash than anj haxiee la tfeit Otj, having reduced the price oa work one half. ttT All ktadeof clocks aad w ate he, cleaaed for fifty cents; watch a la see, ttftoea coats. Meadtoc e f ail kinds lone with aeatn sea aad deepate. ia the earn, prepor t oa. ywart e sal waited aa hereaefwra. ay Oad fold and ailver bought at the hid beet prtoee. aaaI . B. . PICBIWfO!.


ocr: pro iciwsfjn -A o. 57 Jfain street, Richmond, T his 0I1I ttud 3ea'.er in tine Wntche. Ciocks. Jew'.rr, 6i.c., has just rect ie.l a very iare? addition of article in line. A very stiperiur article of Hunter W aiche. suit- abiie for railruail j-urpujits. Other Watches nf every variety and description ; Clocks of every description ; Jewelry, fine, fmicy aid j i;iin ; Silver W-ire, & hue a--.ortnati.t; Cutlery, of the Test quiiti ; spectacles of eery arieiy. I would especial iiUentn.n niT rracljan 5tone Feb tie Ji.i5es, hnvmc just recti, c l a r.w lot. V r Hepainujr done wttli n-uinc-s and de :ith Thankful for past f.oriiii.icu?toui, I tioj-e i mr;! a r oa tinu:nce of the same. K. H 11 C k IN t ' . RicUuond, September J7, 135 41 t Field's Oyster Depot. lbe nn,l''rtij!iv.l womd respectful y in- lonn ttte citi !.! nubux.nd au t aJjuiumg t.Tiis, that he i?' tivtw receiving da ly by Kx iressfrom Kaltituure. a uoi.d suli It of t u td"s Oytcrs, iacau- and half can, which are .bought by ep-icur-"i to be the finest in tho Tinted States, and will sell at the lowest prices. Also. 1 ield's fresh -pieed Oysters. A liberal dim-uunt to those in tha trade. J.J. JtliLA . December fi, lija.


ocr: PUP ABED BT T. CD. ATTTrlTT., Pt-mcUCstvl . ABialyUcal ChcamUC IOWELL, MASS., AXS IOLD BT


ocr: i . . ? r ; 1 j i I , . i ( . t --. : v A. t ;,' ,-- . T . - - - j .... ; O.TII03 ll. j PITHM IIOM TVT. ru.. ! llil7i5iSiIi-'U3j RICHMOND, IXD. . ! UK. l HUM .s wtil acvoTO tiu .:: ij- g-ry :iii i t..T..-ril l'r: e- ; Mi M K r . InvMAS g:vo t.'.r .o- ..ra.ie..- tinr. t- Obt-;tri.-ir.Ui-ie:i-'?ot W ma aa-l as.uren, mi ?e::ral IV:n'ti.v ntnon Kemak'S. OtS an-1 rcjMrce'on tbe wt f .vlnrinn ftrar-t, I ! a few .l.v.ra nortU of thof.ruier sit-) of 'u-? "iubcrt Hjuso j on .-.;i.n .-tret. JrVy al.l- 3 Ilouse and Lot tor Sale! A ."-1 two-torv brick bouir. -i u.i-.-.-d .'A -ixtl?str..-o'. is offti-red f r 1 i - h-. 7 rooTtu, i.fip(rei an i nni.-hvd i:. su-- i--r . N. r:l. went (:'.;.', (Tuod lltii if w.lttT . ::v.ii, s'..tM.-, nil-, i-I ty tn i . i ib KK'i earpnur s.in. &o. t t .-.rti-'u .:ir I Ki.-liair.u-l. July IT, Hi jj J.J fop jj rpli:: ttnl-rsiine-l n'-rj his lin'. fi'ui. ! ta lt: f!- m::e r a;.- t.n 1- Rr.1, a - wnl h-tw-t-l h,n-- on t!i" r.-eini s-ab 'ut 1D0 bci-h ,!v- t inb. 1. 1 be l.in i -r: Ar-i tbr.-o .;:i nr. 1 t .:: Uy t. ,;. ro..lfr..:n r. , 1 t., l.L! 'i-i.iri.-r-f a lui.o froii liii Kue of tt: V U'nv.1.' Uii!r.'d. for . rt l.EVI- HL l(K, UK-bm-.i.-i, i Ji.iy 1.1, 1-5.;. jutars aud trui-, opply bj : , -:f ! Ii'tlert" T'!lai.riit:ry AV1XU t een erant-.l tf t1..- nr. t.r-t.'.n- 1 l y (lie ff.ne I ft ......lion tour-., i.ul.ia ii l.t-r.- j.vi-r tn ri. ...... - in t.-' t.-1 to the et itt? of V..t.-im Aif ... : 7. -.1-o'.t. Lite of Wa. . county, ln.i.. to in.i:e imn. -.iuttr i mti.t. m..t j l.,.hvit. .im i-i.. t ii... .im. t.. .rent tlirra lal- ly authenticated f .r settlement within t .-!! m'.i.th from j th.3.i.ne The nun solvent , J'.'.S TlfOVlA. Fx.'.-ntor. j Jang ai.kxanuku. KK.-.-jtrtis ' Executor's Sale. vr"-i' ' ' pu-iio ? .!.. on Timr tir. tt.e et.-t .! -f Anient. W36. at tt. lite r-i.lec- of W.ll.ai.i .Viexan- der dreeaaed. one mile outhe.it of Mi Mie. nnai-rh. v.iyi.e county. I. . ..ana. tae Tu i. o.v iii :'l-..l'-r:y o. s i. i .e. e.i- 1. couait.tlir of Cattle. h..-. farming ut.-r .V.:. Sale to tda.rn J,t:y " " j j ax t ViTx tsi.r.u?'Kx!': .rrtv. LlTu;; V1:"'0- ?3'J-. ! Sheriff S Sale. yv virtue or too . eve.'i-.t i.: to me .1-. 1 f-..s:i ...ii.... I'leaa 1 rt-. 1 .. til iati.ut.n'e ni at tnei.-o.i-t ii. . us- i....rtn ..:..::!-. wlv county, Indiana. ..n -til day of A::-.".i!. i I. ! i.-'i t hour of 10 o'clock, a m . on 91. .1 .ny. tn- .....i. ..-cr. be I real estate, to-wit: Lot numt.er t.v.-r lytive in A"r.i- ; him rt. iiips-a.i.i .t; ,nt. Kichn..t:d:au.-. K.t ....... t v -.-.y ve(-.'.i) iu Ia.c K .lo:.e'a-li ti.m to !'- It .-:....;..! . cej.ltiit: aii'l rescrviiia! tv.;i viJ I.:-t ii n fit . . g t 1 : ' t f - p.ii ?';'f-''t: "i if ''t. t'l-.-n r B:T - , lirw strr .bin! i'Vuiim' vi( THi.on to tve null ar. 1 il, anrl t Iio s 't .'i'tU. Al.-ln. ( afitVf nu ttioiii real -T. ie iTit--.i m ti- fity -i Hu'ii- ; monl. Woiyr.e romity, Iti-1 T iki i a r ; -rty r ; pln'n c-HLoii, tu 9r.iify i il .x-.-a:'. ii ; i a f:iv r - 1, Jl. Warren hii. Tyr::- M. W irr-i: ;D!'i --S-t. ... 1 Jn:y 31 , lc5(J. S3 tf In the Vaytt-j Circuit t'ourt. fr'.ii i '.rrui . 1 - ti. Brooks .M-ltn-i oi ri; l oihi-rii. No. 77 MAIN S'iii.:T, lev nirriMOMV It the ,-ljtcc for Bircaim t.i r t rp "i r - y i" I i J X I L U .L. .1 j hi-r..-t.,fjr- iiu-n-.v; jn:..r:aor.t ff --i-it sni r..--x ; 7-. ..- ! ; ., -h t! at M MX STF;EF.T. I'mlfi si.irr ilail. . :. r ! in I f'' ' i ' - r -' .'-7n t. th; :. I .f N Vol '. r r.n in u .in. 1 CANE CI I A ll i. n i f;7 fir- ! ;. ;. ;t by 'nr 1- :.. ' A! n? u--... 1 -..: ti i .r ; ;:re:..i-v- "3 n-iiv br an ci" Cheapness of Prices. A.l ar.i' le? ; 1 ctai: "ui'. y .I-'.. '-' t ...-::;. -v.' i .--v - - -COMC AND SEE " li. U. .HLliftRC V I . . TUP !:U:i A I. n-i-x A r r i T r I T M I ! riliils w..ri: r.-u -.t:" i A-i:,-'it:.7.i-'i I.V t !.-- katt r THIIT. n ?:T. u 1.11111 unuut a - i p.., . , ......... .. M! Y u-a-t 1. ia the alter:: 1C :'. an "V.-n . ; Aim'--;, ti 2 : i .,:..; n , , ,vi :vn ,,der t. u vtirs o! a: :.a.t r. THE LITTLE GENERAL u.f. APi r -.Ti IN Al t. f-v 1..- rrt. I ::..-.- S3:--S, IANCE3. C?.CiX STj '5? o e. r. r a 1 ' S .i il.iA.il l it C M' a "i S" ' :..! : n;i.4.I A!m-. Pr. I-. '. . ivii.KHAM frc-.H rt. r ! tt.e Cr.. r.i'. The EKAfTIFTL JEWELS. TEESENTS. etc. pre .t, - ,' t. :t..- K r.-j'. CJi.eenJ. and Nublill ot Europe, '. ' i'V . ll -.t..tl..oi. I h- Brantif.il TII.M A I i ts i: i: l V I I -4 i E , If - .. . 1, . vj. !. T.'!'I. r..i!sitii.2 of the .!,. j ;-V ' J:-l- in t'.e W.-rd Mid t'llvKtoT, .' i-. . .- t v I !"t. t a-In. :o. slot E oiii.an in l..verv. , o r ... .- li Mr-.-.- .... 'v Hi.d n :.y br e. . 11 u. Iro.il 1 . - ai .I..- -!-e 01 c... i. Day L-.ee. i tn: i.i 1 1 i.it ;i:.,m:i5 ;;. to inform the Public tt.ut he i the IU-al dP.ItilNAL GEN. TOM THUMB V. i: . v: - intr- .t-:,-e! to the Anu-rean Puilie I y I. T. It K ".!, . oh V....n le ba been connected f-r lh la-t Tw o!re y . .- r. :.' ! v ..j. : .-.-..mi :.ni. it bv h'm to Eur pe. ' he ,,,.! :,r- ! j..r- ..'I th.- Mm nil ha ot the O . W 1.9 w.-i! i.? 1 ivi Million of IVivs.a. itt.rinir Lis t'rom '.!. s . . mi-.tv. hiui i- l ow n. r..-r.ionir . n b.s . iu K -1 .1 rtbii.'.;, at.d for the foL- U neflt ot Ibu s. if. S-Iiiwttl'AV '-OKliYV. .Inly il, 1: l?-!.:n'-' M:in..;;or. A P. STANTOi'J, A T T O It N E Y AT L A W . Kit htn nd4 Ini!. VTJ Vii 1 ;.ve j-rnti t ir'-'iiion to t1; J r 1-ui:i'"' r-rstri:-' I t.. hi s c tr-.-, in theCourt; ii.i-mnins cnnrdlf. ..f ai. i -. , :.t.L.;,L;'.n ?t . en to cohti'-r.1 Jiim- I ,', . ' , . - iaSiOf'.'SSS. ! ' h, :-... il P.: - ' 3 J.Vr'.jj..t receiv-t .! I ate ie. v i.ri; ut,-. I neroi Mats an 1 rr. i.T ro- l. a n -.v tti-B 1 r.'ti (Ire -: which tty .T-r rt th" l.-vrnt po .ibt.r7pq. 1 i -i' r. . .1-- .1. ...... k..;-t .tr-t.M . :-. Ur s No. 1 arte! ' 1 Mour a


ocr: Thursday MorniBz, :: ::: Ju!jr 3!, 1 So. FOR PRESIDENT: JOHN G. FREMONT. FOR VICE PRESIDENT: WILLIAM L. DAYTON. PEOPLE'S STATE TICKET. IOR r -OVXIOOB, OLIVER 1. MORTON, cf Wayne. LIEtTENAST COVKBTfOB, CONRAD BAKER, cf Vanderhnrg. feECBETARY OF STATE, JOHN W. DAWSON, ol Allen. TREAglKKR OF STATE, WM. It. NOFI-SINGER, of Parke. ACDITOR OK STATE, E. W. II. ELLIS, of Marion. SUPKKISTJtKDET OF rilitlC IXftTRUCTlM.V, CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd. ATTORNEY OE1VERAI., JAMES II. CRAVENS, of Rir ,hj. Ri.POH.TKR Of M I'IiE.ME f Ol liT, JOHN A. STEIN, of Tippecanoe. CLERK OF S-fl'REME COTRT, JOHN A. BE ALE, of Miorr.i. FOR COSORKfeS 5th DISTRICT. ; DAVID KILGOKE. j ,


ocr: Thursday Morning, : : : October, 1856. FOR PRESIDENT: JOHN C. FREMONT. FOR VICE PRESIDENT: WILLIAM L. DAYTON. PEOPLE'S STATE TICKET. FOR GOVERNOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. LIEUTENANT GOVIRJfOR, CONRAD BAKER, of Vanderburg. eecNETARr or stats. JOHN W. DAWSON, of Allen. trkabI--krr or state, WM. II. NOFSINGER, of Parke. At'DITOK OV STATE, E. W. II. ELLIS, of Marion. scperintendest of public instruction, CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd. ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES II- CRAVENS, of Ripley. REPORTER OF SCPRKMB COURT, JOHN A. STEIN, of Tippecanoe. CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN A. BE ALE, of Miami. FOR CONGRESS 5th DISTRICT. DAVID KILGOKE. Moicrr M'resa -for Sal. The Press on which the Palladium is prin tid, is c fitted for tale very low. It is in gocd order, runs light, does superior work and is capable of printing one thousand sheets


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ocr: i. L. BKRS !'.!.! rt'. I . (; KUl-.). Bi-Ptlw AR.D & G ARRIS 3N. Sucosor to Wm. Nevk. Pork Parkers and Tom mission 3!frrhantv Center of Canal and Vine streeii. Ciuoiixziati O .Y" Ord. r an cr.Mijr.mvnts solicited


ocr: 5 tf TTAT,T. ALLEN t IX 11 O A DE S , Ko. 9, aCais Served Richmond. C have recently bfro reeeir ir1 a new mnd complete atock a.l fffMVaia !an.i ia our line, ron ijAL si-1 ; ef vi se" s w are?. , wire. trfEcB n aa. i r iara: s--- Ar js.-V . .,..w c . n. ,.-,a t jUr' Candle Jticks. Wafers. av-t"V3 vajl l iur - a; i ot tb bea. but a J !- 11 ' we are t foad t tKatrB, w will net ay what w can or what we ciCO tio. t ui j ret a:l persona wastes xd is our .. to cali ei.aiiae aaJjuJg for wires bcitrs bay ict ewh-re.


ocr: , I ; j f Infill fIJiI MitV rZliV 'THK unuVrsintJ as the tirnt vt th hiurj of Jehu Keid, late oi v aue county, indiifia, tieceed. o( f-ra fur sain f.r on-third caah dow n, and the reaiJuc -X A 57 .Vain strettt IlULmon i T hts olil ittniid dealer in fin? Wjtch-. f 'ucas. Jewelry. . i 4c, has r;t-i v e-i a v rr ir t i.ti uf ar:c.v i;i line. A very ui-tnor art cle of Hu;te; i :c;t?, iu.t i.!c Ir ri;r '.! i'Ui t-st. Ot.'irr Wintfj. t-r tvei y virirty a:! ir5;r.i.tiea; Clucks 't evtrry s.estrij ti'J Jtfe.ry. f.ne, hhcj aii1 ta'.ii; !iT;r :ir-, i tine issrt- Cutlery. tT ihe ret c i e ;y ,xr.-l . I ii . ma' a::fiiwun to n Pri-:;;ati 5t-ae Vb !e ':its-.'. h- just r-'C -i a i'r 1; r. TKar.kt'j past 1 tvt .:itu;ai. f t.e SAru 14 chmor 1, !j. 'cither ST, 1 '33 41 t "Pi ield's Oyster Depot. The unars:" 1 w M r.'-TevLfui'r in form th oitizen i.f lUchia. t.j aad &aio.nir t'.wn-. that he i. iil.".t rwiiv.ii. Jatlr ty ;. s ivresifr..m Kaltimure. n urnA .iiy i Field's (IcsUt?, ia can- and halt' cans, whuh ar-j :i viv ep- icur.-s im be the fillet in the 1't.tt. -J .-- it :itlti fti; at the lowest prions. Als". I 5 frc-f'; -.yiccl OjV.crs. A liberal discount to tLjja in the tratie. J.J. JORPA.V. Decenibor C. 1-55. il-Sia


ocr: GO TO Q fit 3Ri ' S DAGUERREIAif GALLESY. Be wise ia tarre. r "i'j to telaj--Saae the shadow er the sa.v start ccf awajf. XcvetsberS, li?S5. e-tsf


ocr: -L ' U X-LTNriXXJaFL UiAt aAA-J-SJLIIJAU: ,' JJJtUt ii V 1 "ti .afe ;2a?JSarl-akiHl OJtMi;-' 'j ;4FTr;ir3i;i VafStjatS " XaJL iV.Si ' ,yW a v j t. a . ; r l lEaSB? JZS STORE. yiTTTTNo. 77 MAIN STREET, HICHMOm A it? place for fc'Tgasn in Tac aii ie.-?i -a? i hr :'cr-, t licusc ij,a i !.t-'clv ta hi :ua,a'. . I c'. i-aa. AuJ iltiusi'lioltl riiririaiv, la nsa '-r,! xrvl t fa-ni-H tieic:;. Kaitiiaea. ar I trtv ;...a . -r.al , : . ati st-ai. Nj. Miv sTUi'.r r. 1 iipr .turr Hal!. V:". ea--."--,- ;a-:-.l - -a I ' - r un iari' i:.r r . .. r : -a;, '.in can t' : a i .a : . a- - it: ' a,-ar.;.,S:ua:t i... -i N - V :a er C.a i:. " C'AX l CII A 13 i. t't l J ' Sj.-- t . f: I', it tai til.a e:a'.'.iHili nu::-i:. u: f r !. :- .: ty can: "nt -rW-:t. t c .. i .i v ic.-.h;:. at I'io -i!.:i ait j rice-. A a - .- : , ,ar Cheapness of Prices. A'l ;t ,J i f .a.-.i". . i.-vu ' J ff.--J a: "COME AND SEE." Jalr el. t:-i i. --' t: J


ocr: c t to Vo. 77 MAIN STREET - KICHMOND. he place 'or Bargain The uaJm;asi hartng ki-led lirgr-W t b htrvtofar ezMtulr Mortatnt of eal an awful Household Funr'ture, Ii n prepared t farniih Hotels, Families, as. tk trajA cnerallT. at bid aid t-aaJ. j. 7. MAIN STREET. l iider st.trr Hall, With trerr article in the Kurcitur lit, r cheaper term ttiaa can be fuonj la any olha etblihment thu side f New York er Ciaoia tali. Thoe wanting a cxH CVE CILUR, Can be fure t fini it at thi eitablubment manufactured for himself by eompelent work tarn, ef god dry material, at Ciaeianati pricaa. Ail he a-s is for porchrs to gire him a call, aui satisfy themselvet by aa elimination of his st-k. ani tUe Cheapness of Prices. Ail aracles t t urnivure c aa,, the reoidenoe if the furvhi IZT3! "COME AN T5 I H. l. X 1 Jul; 31, AU araclej f t-urattur CAivfaily J-.hrd at AND SEE." -MKKSKKFAI. 83-tf


ocr: roi.'STV .Hl VTI(N. for Ii'f prtxf. ii' irex W. C. .1 KFilOKiS. HENRY W sill MAN. J . M. AUSTIN. 7'i fi ii rrr WM. W. LVNDE. Jill, I or' ':,..!.. I'Iki W'. P. BKM'ON. Sheriff JEsK T. WILLIAMS l'rns. A tl-tr-e.y JKlllAl, II A 1 LSBACK. Co i tit y Surveyor . K (' SHUTK J W SV A I KORi. ( ''im.ntis.sff tit r EiML'NI) LA XV'IIENC'K. Another v-i;iinl li;ailv FOR FUHEDOM AND FREMONT!! OnTurslty n. xt, the ll),h inst, tht iCipq;i-r.tbU Rt juiliiif in Masses ol il W.iyue ami the aljoiiiiiis count'es nnc.pqii-r.ible k. juihiii- hi AI;isos ol oM Wayne illltl the atljoiliill COUilt (, nill meet in Riehin mh!. to hear tint fe irles ch impien ol' Liberty, CASS I US M- CLAY, Ami other olihtiiisriiisln'il speakers, who n.i,.!.,.,. r:.,t T..r.. ....f force, with Wagons, J, aimers ami I.a.l- gfS. Make one more charge against the Cohorts of slavery, and the ilay i I