ocr: THE POCKETESCULAPIUS OR. evERT oss ni °* s ' PUT sic J A*. tOtli One Uu ml led itigs, showing diseases Msliormatiuts ol the i man System in every shape Sand torm. To which is luddcd a Treatise < n Die ; Diseases of Fen.files, being 'of the highest importance to married people, or those contemplating marriage.— WILLIAM TOCNG, X. D Let no f Aher be ashamed to present a cop;, ot the iESCULAPIUS to his child. It may save hirn from an early grave. Lrt no rout);, man or woman enter into the secret obligations of married life without reading the POCKET 43SCULAPIUS. Let no one snll'ering from a hackuied Cough. Pain iti the Side, restiess nights, ti'tvous feelings, and the whole train ol Dyspeptic sensations, and given up by their phy sician. be anolhet moment without consulting the .ESCULAP iUS. Have the married, cr those about to be married any .impediment, road tbi? truly useful hook, as it has been the ujaam of saving thousands of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of death. fOTAny per* >n sending TVTENT F-FI VP CENTS enclosed inn letter, will receive one copy of this work bv man. or five copies n'M be sent for One Dollar. Address, (p n st paid) DR. IV"M. TOl'-VG, N* i iVJ S:>.'ace Sirset, Philadelphia July 18, 1355—1y.


The Bedford gazette. [volume]

ocr: .9o. W. Tate, ATTORNEY AT LAW, REAL ESTATE BROKER, f la< lor sale 8 Farms and 12,000 acres of land Bedford and Fulton counties. Lands sold in to suit purchasers. Bedford, March 7, ISs6—ly.

place_of_publication: Bedford, Pa.

publisher: Printed by Charles M'Dowell


ocr: NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS THE undersigned have just received their usual supplv of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS, and will take pleasure in showing them to all who may favor us with a call. Great bargains wl! be offered for Cash, and all kinds of Coun try Produceor to punctual customers, a credit sf sii months wiil bo given. A. B. CRAMER k CO. Bedford May 3 1866.

name: Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume]

publisher: David Over


ocr: fffl IEIEI list Valentine Steckman, PROPRIETOR. Hoarders taken by the day, week, month and year. April 2.1, 1856 tf ' I 1


ocr: PUBLIC SALE OF UEIL EST.ITE. THE subscriber will sell at Public outcry tin- premises, on Saturday the 7th. of next, the following Real Estate, to w'rt. One Tract of Land held by late the property of Thomas Moris dee'd, and being the same on which he resided at the of his death, containing, 08 (sixty eight) situate in West Providence Township, .south of Bloody Run, adjohdng John Bussard, Charles Wright and others, with two small and barn tiiereon, with an orchard and part of the Land cleared.—Terms of Sale * in hand and balance in two equal annual pay ments. JOHN SPARKS Ex'or of Thomas Moris, dee'd. May 16, 1856.


ocr: DOCTOR YOURSELF. THE POCKET jESCTJLAPITJS 08, fcVKltt OJIt HIS OWX I'UVSICIAS FIFTIETH Edition, with One Jlundt -d Eugrs iugs, show ing d seases a d Malformations of the fiu man System in every shape and form. To which is added a Treatise on the Diseases of Females, 1hi of the highest importance to married people, or those contemplating marriage.-


ocr: OF TENNESSEE. ~ 1 m\ STATE TICKET. Canal Commissioner: THOMAS E. COCHRAN, Of York County, jjuditor General: DARWIN PHELPS, Of .drmslrorg County. Surveyor General • BARTHOLOM EW L A PORTE, Of Bradford County. tOISTY TICKET. fOXGPKSS. JOSEPH PCMROY, Foi Assembly, W W. SELLERS, Oi Fulton County, JOHN PR INGLE, Of Cambria County. oj Juniata County. Associate Judge, WILLIAM GRIFFITH. County Surveyor, DANIEL SAMS. Commissioners, ALEXANDER DAVIS, 3 ye&r?. JOHN BLACKBURN, 1 year. Poor Director, JOHN METZGAB. Auditors, ANDREW J. RKIGHART, 3 years. JESSE AKER3. 2 years. Coroner, SAMUEL SNIVKLY.


ocr: Canal Commissioner. THOMAS E. COCHRAN, Of York County. Auditor General. DARWIN PHELPS, Of Armstrong County. Surveyor General: ARTHOLOMK W LAPORTK, Of Bradford County.


ocr: m\m Mi mmw. , jfv \ ; li*£§K BEDFORD. Pa. Friday Jloinitia. .tjirii IS. !SSG "Fearless and Free." ntvil) OVER, EIUIOR AM' !' ft OI" It 11-1 "


ocr: DOCTOR YOURSELF. the pocket o®, r.viEJtY 0E uis o* rnrsiciAS §THK FIFTIETH with One lluwli d fciigra ings, showing d seases a Malformations of the man System in every and form. To which added a Treatise on Disunses of Females, of the highest to married people, or ocntemplatlng WILLIAM YOUNG, M. D. Let no father be ashamed to present a ol the JiSCULAPIUS to his child. H save him from an early grave. Let no man or woman entor into the secret of married life without reading the iESCULAPIUS. Let no one suffering from hacknicd Cougb. Pain in the Side, Bights, nervous feelings, and the whole train Dyspepticaensations, and given up by their phy sician, he another moment without the aESCULAPIITS. Have the married, those about to be married any impediment, thistruly useful book, as it has been the of saving thousands of unfortunate ftom the very jaws of death. C?~Any person sending CENTS enclosed in a letter, will receive copy of this work by mail, or five copies will sent for ODe Dollar. Address, (postpaid) DR. WM. YOUNG, No. 162 Spruca Sireet, Philadelphia. Uuly 3, 1855—1y.


ocr: WM SHAFFER, MOUNT TAILOR, WOULD announce to his former patrons, ana the public generally, tint he lias just received, from Philadelphia, a large and well se lected assortment of the most choice Cloths. Cassimcres and Vcxtings—also summer wear of every description, to which he invites the atten tion of purchasers. His cloths, etc., were se lected with great care, and he can recommend them as beiug equal, at least, to any to be found in the place. He also keeps Ready-made clo thing of every description, at very low prices— and is prepared to cut and rnake garments on the shortest notice and most reasonable terms. He respectfully invites the public to give him a call. Bedford, June 6, 1856.


ocr: IMON TICKET. Canal Commissioner THOMAS E. COCHRAN, Of York County. .ludilor General: DARWIN PIIELPS, Of .Armstrong County. Surveyor General ■ BARTHOLOMEW LAPORTE, Of Bradford County.


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT: MILLARD FILLMORE, OF NEW YORK. FOR VICE PRESIDENT: ANDREW JACKSON RONELSON OF TENNESSEE.


ocr: jm. m**- THE subscribers fake this method of infonn -2 the people of Bedford County that they •ve opened WMUtsale aad Mail C.o/ntug .111,1, so. 5, Lloyd's Kow, Holhdayslnirg, where thev will at all times have on hand a sup .D of every article in the C otb,ng irw They- would be pleased to sec all their M. SHOKNTIJUL. June 27, 1856-tf


ocr: Administrator * Motice. LETTERS of Administration having been granted to the subscriber, Dving in South Wooilbcrry Township, on the Estate of John Teeter, late of Monroe Township, dec d, au persons indebted to said Estate are notinc ° make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same will present theui pro perly authenticated for settlement. y ADAM KKTRING, .ldminisiraloT.


ocr: Lumber! liiimber !! 1 AO AHA SIIIXGLES Of dim-rent JLUl')"l/U kinds. Also, 75.1W11 feet of LUMBER of various sorts, such as White Pirie, Yel.ow I'xne, Poplar. Spruce, he. Fur sale F. D. BEBGLK. St. Clairsville , Feb. 18. 1853-tf


ocr: NEW SPRING & SIMMER GOODS THE undersigned have just received their usual supply of SPRING & SIMMER GOODS, and will take pleasure in showing them to all who mav favor us with a call. Great bargains will lie offered for Cash, and all kinds of Coun try Produce or to punctual customers, a credit of six months will be P vwl ; A. B. CKAMLR & CO. Bedford 2 1856.


ocr: COLLECTORS OF 1855. TTIIIE State Treasurer has issued circulars to JL the different County Treasurers, calling up on them for the amount of Tax now due the Commonwealth. 11 is feared, there will he a do ticcney in the Treasury whvc the August inter est fails due. (t is therefore desirable that the l Collectors should settle their Duplicates as soon as possible, and save expense. DAVLD OYER, Treasurer. June 1856.—6t.


ocr: ESTATE OF SOLOMON HOLL.fR, DRC'D. LETTERS TESTAMENTARY- to the ESTATE Solomon ITollar, late of West Provi dence Township, dee'd, having been granted by the Register of Bedford* County to the un dersigned, notice is hereby given that all per sons indebted to said Estate will be required to make immediate payment, and those hav ing claims will present them properly authen ticated for settlement. HANNAH HOLLAR, Extcuhir, PHILIP V. HOLLAR, Extcutor. West Providence Township, * April 11, A.!> i 1866. J


ocr: : l . t , W".'! i'Utt'i pt-n-tu.wV.T r.i rv*tu'.>j u> m-l cjitni w in- i. i j truhiJ-i let U t vrw Tct(l fe.ed, u4 11 t t ,vi. i***' i-.t. i from on* -o v. ulir* i i ' Chstj't rooie-mU, fc-vl *U opeshtutfc* tisnttlrf. !*- rmrm INVAWAULT CASH. T! if// WB - * bM r-.lt iu cl, i{S£ i


ocr: AdmlulNtralor* Notice! * LETTERS of Administration having been granted to the subscriber, Iving in South | Wood berry Township, on the Estate of John , teeter, late or Monroe Township, dee'd, all persons, indebted to said Estate are notified to I make immediate payment, and those having ; claims against the s,me will present them pro | perly authentic iter! for settlement. ADAM KETRIVfI. J.>7 .8, 1850—r* I ;


ocr: To Dyspeptic and Nervous Suf ferers. THE subscriber who has suifere d all th horrors of Indigestion, is auxious to im part the ONLV method of cure to invalid simi iarly affected. Address Dr. W. J. MULLIN, Sthmhbur Bedford Co. Pa.


ocr: Lumber! Lumber!! lAA AAA SHINGLES of different XUfvLvlvFcJ kinds. Also, 7-5,000 feet of LUMBER of various sorts, such as White Fine, fel.ow Pine, Poplar. Spruce, &c. For sile F. D. BEE G LE. St. Clairsvilhj , Feb. 18, 1853-tf


ocr: IMIIM (IIROMILIi. BEDFORD, Pa. — T O| Friday Morning, I'eb 1. IS'JG


ocr: ESTATE Of SOLOMOS HOLLAR, LETTERS TESTAMENT AH V to the Estate Solomon Hollar, late of West Provi dence Township, dec'J, having been by the Register of Bedford County to the un dersigned, notice is hereby given that all ffer sons indebted to said Estate will be required to make immediate payment, and those hav ing claims will present them properly authen ticated for settlement. HANNAH HOLLAR. Executrix, PHILIP V. HOLLAR. Executor. West Providence Township, ( April 11, A. D., 1855. (


ocr: Lumber! Lnmher !! -g /W~k nfUl SHINGLES of different X vfvl^VFvFVr kinds. Also, 75.000 feet of LUMBER of various sorts, such as White Pine. Yel.ow Pme, Poplar, Spruce, Ac. F,,r sale F. P. BBS G LE. Sr. Clairsville , Feb. 18, 1853-tf .


ocr: .tdmlnistruloi-'s Notice. LETTERS of Administration having been granted to the subscriber, I ving in South Woodberry Township, uu the Estate of John Teeter, late of Monroe Township, dee'd, all persons indebted to said Estate are notified to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same will present them pro perly authenticated for settlement. ADAM KETHING, Administrator. July 18, 1856.-f* #


ocr: I VV M- SHAFFER, MEMIIANT TAILOR, tX / OUbD announce to his former patrons, v ♦ arm the j>ullic generally, that ho has just eceived, from Philadelphia, a large ami well <•>. eclf l assortment of the most choice Cloths. sassimßres ari.j Vesting*—also summer wear ot every description to which he-in vilest he atten tion of purchasers. His cloths, etc., were te- Iceted with great care, and he can recommend them s being equal, at least, to any to tie foil a 1 in the place. He also keeps Ready-made clo thing of every description, at very low prices and is prejiared to cut and make garments on the shortest notice and timst reason .ble turru3. He respectfully invites the public to give him a call.


ocr: NEW SPRING & SIMMER GOODS THE undersigned have just received their usual supply of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS, and will take pleasure in showing them to all who may favor ns with a call. Great bargains will he offered for Cash, ajid kinds of Coun try Produce; —or to punctitui customers, a credit of six months will he given. A. B. CRAMER ft CO. Bedford May 2 1856.


ocr: l*lalcriiig Laths!! THE I7KDERSIGXEH having erected a Mill for sawing PtAßTXiui<c LATH* on tns premises in Union Tp., Bedford county, is now ready to iurnit.b any quantity on the shortest notice. Price 51.50 per thousand, o ft. long. Other lengths In proportion. Letters addressed to meat St. Clairsville wil be promptly attended to. GUIFFIT „ Union Tp.. Feb. 16.1854. vt.


ocr: OF a School Mouse in Napier Tow nship near Andrew llorne* and others. To be sold at Public Sale or outcry on Saturday the 22d day of March itist. One tliitd of tlie pittchase money in hand nt tin-court rotation of the Sale, one third in six months, and the remaining one third in one year. By order of the School Directors, J. W.HULL, C. WHETSTONE, WM. ROCK, HENRY ALB AL'GII, P. KINSEY, J. It. MO WRY, March 7. 1856.


Lewistown gazette. [volume]

ocr: NEW GOODS. undersigned have just received a new and large suppiv of FALL AND WINTER GOODS. ai tfceir old stand nearly opposite the Post Of- See, consisting of IDRY GOODS, C w ~ aZms St BOOTS AMI SHOES, ijki •Jtd.LT-Cfc' y CLOTHING, ail of wistch will be sold on fair terms. The public will please call and give us a share ol their patronage. Aiao, SHINGLES always on hand. D ot 6 J. HAMILTON A CO.

place_of_publication: Lewistown, Pa.

publisher: William Ross


ocr: THE sulaerjbersial" method of niform - 0; rwof : .c of Bedford County that they /, a UVt.W.I alt and- HetJ.! CU,tii*g \ Xr\ Z C. 6, Lloyd's Kow, Hom.J.ysburg, I'* wt er- I hey will at all times have on hand a H- a'lippi* i i wry article in the Clothing ] nr. They would be pleased to ce all their f, ,'ti 13 At tin*iT i:e-ibhshl!lol)'■ S. HER3HMAN, M. SUOKN IUOL. Jnn 27, '**">* -If


ocr: COLLECTORS OF 1855. THE State Treasurer has issued circulars to the different County Treasurers, calling up on them tor the amount of Tat now due the Commonwealth. It is feared, there will tie ad - licency in the Treasury whuc the August inter est falls due. It is therefore desirable that the Collectors should settle their Duplicates as soon as possible, and save cxjicimw". DAVID OVER, Treasurer. J utie 6, ISsG.—tit.


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT: HILLIPJ FILLMORE. I OF NEW YORK FOR VICE PRESIDENT. ANDREW JAC KSON DONEES ON OF TENNESSEE.


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT MILLARD FILLIOIE, OF NEW YORK FOR VICE PRESIDENT; JACKSON DONELSON OF TENNESSEE. |


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT; MILLARD FILLMORE, OF NEW YORK FOR VICE PRESIDENT: ANDKKAA JUKSOX lIOXELSOX OF TENNESSEE.


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT: MILLARD FILLMORE, OF NEW YORK. FOll VICE PRESIDENT: ANDREW JACKSON DONELSON. OF TENNESSEE.


ocr: i | J ' ' ' t IIOFFHAN'S HAHEWAStE STORE is the jduce for a Large Slock and Low j Prices. jan'Sl TO IIARKSHi;\. \FE W extra Rifle guns at janill HOFFMAfCS. OUR stock is full, and will always be sold at a j very small advance at 110FFM.1M' S. j CITLEKY. : A magnificentassortmcntof Pocket and Table j Cutlery, selling at low prices at ! jan3l IIOFFMWS. 'I CORDAGE. T) OPES of all sizes, Cords, net and other JX Twines at HOFFM.I.Y'S ;BIB<I Willow Ware, SUBSTANTIALLY made, selling very cheap at HOFFMAN'S. Now Arrangements. 4 FT Eli expressing my sincere thanks to a ;"\ generous public for their enlarge'! pat- renege bestowed on mc for years past, I would respectfully announce that from and after July Ist, 1850, my terms will as hereto- j fore he CASH, except where accommodations 1 may ho given NOT TO EXCEED 5U DDL- • LAItS, and to be paid at short periods of time, NEVER EXCEEDING 90 DAYS- F. J HOFFMAN, Lewistown, Juno 19, 185 G. t S 1 have concluded to make the change /\ in nty business above indicated, I desire to have our accounts settled soon. Will our


The Bedford gazette. [volume]

ocr: THE BEDFORD GAZETTE. Betiioi'd, Oil. 'ii, 1 a, W. Bowman, Editor and Proprietor, voicl OF THE PEOPLE!!! -'The Union of lake*—the Union of lands, The Union of States none van sever; The Union of hearts, and the Union of hands, And the flag of our Union forever!" FOR PRESIDENT, HON. J PIES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, HON*. JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. Electors ut Large. JR. Buckalew. Wilson JVl'C&iidless. District Electors. W. Nebinger. Butler, Wartman. Wm. H. Witte. McNair. H. Brinton. David Laury. Kessler. Patterson. Isaac Slenker. W. Hughes. Osterhout. Vincent Phelps. Abraham Edinger. Reuben W ilber, George A. Crawford James Black. Henrv J. Si a hie. John D. Roddy. Jacob Turney. J. A. J. Buchanan. William IVilkins. James (i. Campbell. Thomas Cunningham John Keatlev.


ocr: reuM j l \V ill t punrm.U'w acid etnrAiSriu ..w-rnt.o : n- ♦ j || tr Mi.• lin • >. .*te 1. . O.u-i, ~ <4. U4 I ' j j O i*fg<* tuvd-rsie. vut *1 w itfaksd. tf TW.MINV.\I:IAH.¥< V-iL


ocr: ! LOST! LOST! LOST!! OX last Saturday Xigbt, (August 2<1,) somewhere abont Town, a splendid Double \(v ised Silver Lever //anting Watch, four holy jewels; any person 1 raving, or giving infor mation at this Office, of said Watch, will he liberally rewarded ty its own'it. Aug. 8, 18-'<6.-tf.


Lewistown gazette. [volume]

ocr: FOR THE HOLIDAYS! JEWIW 41 BOOKS! A splendid assortment of WATCHES. BRACELETS, EAR-RINGS, (31 S3 <1 U 23 s, and other suitable Jewelry FOR GIFTS, will be found at If. W. JUNKIN'S Establishment, East Market street, opposite Russell's Banking House, ALSO, A beautiful supply of ANNUALS, A i J !) ffil 6 , AND oTltF.lt Various sizes and binding" FAMILY BIBLES, & HYMN and a general assortment of Theological, Miscellaneous, and School Books, LETTER AND NOTE PAPERS, &c. Lewistown, Dec. 11, 185(5. r


ocr: , : j j 1 ! ' GAS! GAS! JR. SELIIKIMKR would respectfully in • form the citizen.* ot Lewistown that he is preparing to put tip Gas Fixtures of all kinds, in Churches, Stores, Public Build ; ings, Shops, Ac., in the best manner. Ilnv | ' n g procured an experienced workman from j the City, recommended to ine to be one of the best workmen in the State, I can safely war ; rant all work and feel confident of pleasing all. Lewistown, May 22, IS5(>.


ocr: Good Goods and Low Friers! NEW STOKE AND FRESH F ILL k WINER GOODS. 'Jt|HE undersigned, trading under the name and JT firm of McCOY & ELLIS, respectfully in form their friends and the public generally, that they have just returned from Philadelphia, and opened in the house formerly occupied by J. & J. Milliken, on Market street, and directly op posite Geo. Blymyer's store, a neat assortment of Fall and Winter Goods and SUP union GROCERIES, to which they have added a neat supply of gen tlemen's, ladies' and children's ii&ris smoniSa suitable for the season. The market price IN CASH will always be given lor COUNTRY PRODUCE, and liberal advances made on Flour and Grain on store. Planter *att, I'isli ami Mocsc loal always on hand. A quantity of SALT, suitable for Cattle, now on hand. F. McCOY, R. F. ELLIS. Lewistown, Nov. 13, 1656.


ocr: fiiiiiPO! ! W.l! tiuui amsefeßy 0.l MWfulij M til ayruwas im- I | ! ira'-d a* T-etS iUi, pimffei, rtfuUUd, kc., tU ' , iscih lo-rtc4, from oo- U> • alim •" t • C:u.r;. m-4*rate, fcod sU IT T.niu INVARIABLY CASH. . I OB" <a> Eu: Pitt ttroet, Brtford. f- ■ l >^l


ocr: THE subscribers take this method of inforro g the people of Bedford County that they see opened a JTMesale and Retail C'lotniug Store,at So. 5, Lloyd's Row, Hollidwysburg, I'a.,where they will at all times have on hand a arge supply of every article in the Clothing Line. Tbey would be pleased to see all their friends at their establishment. S. HERSHMAN. M. SHOENTHOL, Jane 27, 1806-tf


ocr: A. King. Uf' Jordan. LAW PABT \~ERSHIP. sitig & jj dau, 4 Umjs at Law. nv?>n , ?.l, virJlX prw'iM tn tho ver Courts of Bad Y ford sad adjofc.frg toWilie*. Alpmcies. Collections, and all ul, ! er JjJ* . * intrusted to their care will be jwomtiy ana rail!.- fully attended to. ; . , t>EFICE in Juliana street, former? occupied by D. H. Uoflua, Esq.. and more recently in ttw occopancy of Jas Mam, 1. .q, January, o, 1365


ocr: Three Teachers Wanted. Board of School Directors of Gran- X. ville township will meet at Daniel Eiseu bise's Hotel ou the Oth of Decern bat, when throe teachers will be employed, or if appli cation be made sooner to the undersigned, schools can at once be had. JOHN RUBLE, Pres't Wit. Pan.*, Seo'y. nov2o


ocr: \Y7 E take this opportunity of informing the \'Y public that we have obtained direct from the CUSTOM fIOUSE all kinds of LIQUORS, which are as pure as can be obtained in this country, expressly for medical purposes. J. D. STO.NEROAD, ocl9 BKK IIIVK DRUG STOKE.


ocr: I' hMf ION .1 It 8,11 n\mm ESTABLISHMBNT. mlfE sulwcriber I.as remuv.H his estil>li.s3 J. lti :nt to th room m tii ■ Odd-felluw Building, fhimediately above the store ot A 15. Cramer tv C.. where ho w-.lt attend prompt ly to ail business calrusfe Ito his care, lie re ceives regularly the latest City Fashions, an will ph-igY himself that worksloiie at hifsboj siaall wi-ar well and lit neatly. He respectfully .solicits a share ot tlir-pue Se patronage. S..J. McCAUSLAN. Nov. 9,-18.55.


ocr: ¥e liiFiir Valentine Steekman, FnopnisTon. Boarders taken Uy the day, \reclc, month and 1 vear. April 25, 1856-t- tf


ocr: JIBR WHHIWfIf. BEDFORD, Pa. Ki-tday Jlornfnjf, llaj '2. "Fearless and Free." EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


ocr: FOB PRESIDENT MILLARD FILLMORE, OF NEW YORK. FOB VICE PRESIDENT: ANDREW JACKSON VOXELSON OF TENNESSEE. INSOx'miiET.


ocr: Canal Commissioner THOMAS E. COCHRAN, Of York County. Auditor General DARWIN PHELPS, Of .Irrnstronis County. Surveyor G> rieral ■ BARTHOLOMEW LAPORTK, Of Bradford County.


ocr: lloopfd Skirls? FRESu ..i^xiVJL,—: Y£M' GOODS. Cillco, G-iughini*. Muslins, Chin'scs. Hoop ed Siirts, dsn Arc., just received at Iteod's Store. SI ly 23, IS i.


ocr: WMiFiIC Valentino Steckmsn, Boarders taken by the day, week, montfc and vpar. April 2-5, IFsG—tf


ocr: K)K PRESIDENT; MILMRB FILIJIOIIE, OF NEW YORK FOR VICE PRESIDENT; INUKEW JACKSON liONELSON OF TENNESSEE.


ocr: FllSifl [ Vfm Atiwod punetr.Alj uwt t® ®l! i*- I i , tr\led t.j .. AMM T tsi'i SHwi, pwacgul. tvcA.'aiod. A-. *-xi j art te ;iti :m *rvi. 'ron •Q*' w wi-< *: • Cut|H niM.ttraU l , ttd nil e jsratiisw wantuK, t tr Tina. UC VARIABLY CASS it OT.•. wi r.e. -.,<**. r* *v. .


ocr: HUB 4 CMOMCIi. __ BEDFORD, Pa. ITiduj Momlug, Aug. ill. IBsf> "Fearless and Free."


ocr: WANTED AT HEED'S STORE, WHEAT, RTS, BUTTER, | OATS, CORN, EOU.S, and LARD, In Exchange for Goods. Bedford, Dec. 21. 1855.


ocr: TO THE TEACHERS And Friends of Education in Mifflin County. 4 MEETING will be held in the Town /A Ifall, Lewistown, at 10 o'clock, A. M., of FRIDAY, December 2Gth, 1850, to organ ize a permanent County Association and make other arrangements to improve our Public Schools. A full attendance is earnestly re quested. MANY TEACHERS. Public Lecture Association. MONS. T. GUERIN, an exiled Frenchman, and an ex-member of the "French Chamber of Deputies," has been engaged to Lecture on "FRENCH CHARACTERIS TICS." at the TOWN HALL, ON TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2d. Mons. Gue rin's prominence as a French Statesman, and his connection with French politics during the Revolution of 1848, enables him to mako his Lectures highly instructive. Single tickets, 25 cents. To admit one gentleman and two ladie9, 50 cents. GEO. W. ELDER, Pres't. D. W. WOODS, Sec'y. n027, 'SG. Agricultural Meeting. V MEETING of the Mifflin County Agri cultural Society will he held in JleYev town on the Second Tuesday of December.— Suljects for discussion— 1. Advantages and disadvantages of Guano and other fertilizers. 2. Improvement of Horn Cattle in Mifflin county. A punctual attendance of the member? is requested. JOHN STINK. GEO. 11. CALBRAITH, GEO. MITCHELL, Jr., JOHN ROSS. DAVID STINK. Jr.. A. HARSUBAKGEK, Committee of Arrangements, McYejtown, Nov. 27, 185 G. " NOTICE. r | MIE Stockholders of the Lewistown and JL Kishaooquillas Turnpike Company are hereby notified that a dividend of FOUR PER CENT, for the last six months, payable on and after December Bth. 1850, has been de M. BUOY, Treasurer. Lewistown, Nov. 27, 1850.


ocr: 11II1EH & MM BEDFORD. Pa. Frldaj MrniiK- J,,l> "Fearless and Free. V.OP-< i S I ' I f


ocr: I M®tS^, nmis „ o7lpr r'J E. COCHRAN, yyf York County Auditor General /DARWIN PHELPS. / Of .'lrmstrong County. / Surveyor General: 15ARTIIOLO>1EW LAPORTE. Of Bradford County.


ocr: FOR PBESIUKNI MILIUM FILLMOF OF NFXV YORXT KOU YK'F PUK^JNKLSON WDItKW JACKS#.K. y j : : , 1


ocr: FOR THE HOLIDAYS! JEWELRV AM) BOOKS! A splendid assortment of fAJSY AiYtiSLZt, WATCHES, BSU.CJ2LETS, EAR-RINGS, rs'A iSA S3 <£ IP H L£L o and other suitable Jewelry FOR GIFTS, will be found at H. W. JUKKIN'S Establishment, East Market street, opposite Russell's Banking House. ALSO, A beautiful supply of ANNUALS, & (L 3 9 IB) 3 AND OTHER Various sizes and binding FAMILY BIBLES, PRAYER & HYMN POOKS, and a general assortment of Theological, Miscellaneous, and School Books, LETTER AND NOTE PAPERS, &c. Lewistown, Dec. 11, 1856. YITILLUM HO WITT, the celebrated V T Kuglisk author, writes for 7'Ae Saturday Evening rust TALI.ENGETTA, or The Squatter's Home. See Prospectus in another column. and buy at . , L


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ocr: THE BEDFORD GAZETTE. Bedford, Cct. 31, G. W. Bowman, BMtor and Proprietor. VOICE OF THft/EOPLE J!! "The Union of lakes—tbeTnion of lands, The Union of States none can sever ; The Union of hearts, and the Union of hands, And the tiag of our Union forever!" - FOR PRESIDENT, mi JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, HON. JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. Electors at Ijirgc. Charles R. Bockalew. Wilson M'C'andless. District Electors. George W. .Whinger. Abraham Edinger. Pierce Butler. Reuben VYilber, Edward Wart man. George A. Crawlord. W:n. 11. Wilte. James Black. John McNair. Henry J. Stable. John H. Brinton. John D. Roddy. David Laury. Jacob Turney. Charles Kesller. J. A. J. Buchanan. James Patterson. William Wilkins. Isaac Slenker. James G. Campbell. Francis W. Hughes. Thomas Cunningham. Thomas Osteihoot. John Iv-atlev. Vincent Phelps.


ocr: DR. W. E. RICHTER, having made ar assignment of his property to the under signed, for the benefit of his creditors, notice s therefore given to all persons indebted to aid Dr. Rlchter to make payment to the un ersigned immediately, and those having hums ara hereby required to produce them mtuedhitely for settlement. JACOB BERNHARD, JONATHAN HOBTOX,


ocr: Lumber! Lumber!! 1 fin AAA SHINGLES of different •M.'\Jvry\JvF\l kinds. Also, 76,000 fuet of LUMBER of various sorts, such as White Pine, Yellow line, Poplar, Spruco, Ac. For le by F. D. BEEGLK. St. Clsirsville, Feb. 18, JB6B-tf


ocr: GA f rAo G. D JE2 USTT IST, lelford, Pa. OFFICE on Pitt Street, nearly opposit® the "Bedford Hotel." Teeth plugged, rep ulated, Ike., and artificial teeth inserted, from one to an entireset. Charges moderate, and all operations warranted. d^Tcrms— Positively Cash. Jan. 1 ft, 1854.


ocr: POH RENT, THE LARGE BRICK HOUSE on Pitt Street, one door West of the Bank House. Possesion given on the Ist of April next. G. W. ANDERSON. Jan. 1 1,18,6.-tf.


ocr: DOCTOR YOURSELF. T3 3 PJIIST 2E3CULAPIUS OK, EVERY ONE his OWN PIIYBICIAA §THE FIFTIETH Edition, with One liundi ri* Engra ins*, showing o scasm a Maliormatiei.s ol the ltu ui an System in every shape and form. To which is added a Treatise on the Diseases of Females, beinjj of the highest importance to married people, or those contemplating marriage


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Lewistown gazette. [volume]

ocr: 'ze"® °' Lewistown and surrounding coun tiy. Office at the Beehive Drug Store. jes CTOVE WAREHOUSE.—3OO S^otes, K_yembracing all kinds and varieties now in the eastern market. Many new and beautiful Parlor Stoves, Impro ved Cook Stoves, excellent Room Stoves, and our une qualled Parlor Cooks, for wood and coal, for sale low b* oci F. G. FRANCISCI/S.


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ocr: FHH I | Will ntUnd and careful ly to nil operation* In. ij ! | truaU vi t ItM Ctre TeeUi fiitnl, piutrffml, rv£iiliiU-il, ,fcc., WK| | nrftl *irtl teeth in'Tt.l, from t> tut entire ' ! Charge* m<lerate, A4 all iqwtnstiona \rammtnl. I i tTT T.niw INVARIABLY CASH. Offi.-- "'I Ea't Pitt lltslfnnl. Pa.


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ocr: Ft)R PRF.SI I)FNT •" MILLARD FILLMORE, OF NEW YORK. FOR VICE PRESIDENT: ANDREW jACKSON DONELSON. OF TENNESSEE.


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ocr: ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. LETTERS of administration having been granted to the subscriber, living in South Wood berry Tp., on the estate of John Stoner, late ofsaitTTowoship, dee'd, all persons indebt ed to said estate wiil make payment immediately, and those having claims against the same will present them properly authenticated for settle ment. JOHN EBERLY, June, 1856: \dm"r.


ocr: WM SHAFFER, WMM TAILOR, j v\r OIILD announce to his former patrons, It ana the public generally, that he has just i eceived, from Philadelphia. a large and well se j ected assortment of the most choice Cloths, i Jassimeres and Testings—also summer wear ot ' every description, to which he invites the attend | tion of purchasers. His cloths, etc., were se ; lected with great care, and he can recommen j them as being equal, at least, to any to be found jin the place, fie also keeps Ready-made elo ] thing of every description, at very low prices— ; ami i* prepared to cut and make garments on the i shortest notice Mid most reasonable terms. He : respectfully invites the public to give htm a I call. j Bedford, Jane 6, 1866.


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ocr: Stray Cattle THREE head of Cattle have been tresspass ing on my premises for three months past, aul T have now taken them upas strays. One r "j.Heifer, with a faw white spots. One red Heifer, with white face aud white stripe over th; .a.:k. One. Steer, briudle. and white spot to i. All ftvo VISIT'S old. No earmark. The owier is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take them awa v. DAVID GOHCHNOUR. Dec. 21, 185j—c* Uutou Township


Lewistown gazette. [volume]

ocr: MASSACHUSETTS. Fremont, 107,373 Buchanan, 38,530 Fillmore, 19,734 Fremont's majority over Buchanan, 08,843 NEW JERSEY. Buchanan, 33,435 Fremont, 18,148 Fillmore, 18,008 The Democratic candidate for Governor defeated.


ocr: Another Supply of Lumber, Sasli Made to Order, JUST received, a large supply of yellow and while pine ready-worked Flooring. Arrangements have been made by the under signed by which they are enabled to manufac ture all kinds of Doors, Sash, Shutters and Blinds at reasonable prices. Bills sent to them either by mail or otherwise will meet with prompt attention. nov 13 WM. B. HOFFMAN & CO,


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ocr: ifiira & cEiemcLE. BEDFORD, Pa. Friday Morning I>cc 5. "Fearless and Free." DAVID OVER. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR


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ocr: THE POCKETESvTJLAPIUS Olt, EVKJtT OtVK HIS OWK IPHVSICIAX. THE FIF I'lETll Edition, with One Hundred Engra itigs. showing disesM's and Malformations oi the liu I trsati System in every shape k'ttid form. To which is lidded a Treatise <n the "Diseases of Ft males, being of the highest importance to married people, or those contemplating marriage.—


ocr: SELUSfi OFF AT fBST. tTE snbserlber. aiiout removing to the " I sell his entire stock of goous, which .aver. 3t ~ 'St. Persons will please rail v • "irrg elsewhere sod ex imiije for •Wry stores desiring to purchase goods sitjiplb-l on mors reasonable terms that ■f dm purchase them in the city. Allpcr * ' s hav unsettled asc.ottnfs will call im ci Hit -iv and s**trle, otherwise their account "tji lie !-fi> in the hands of a proper ofiic.-r foi * 'iiection. PETER RADEBAUGH. Redford, Xov. I<s. 1855.


ocr: <ll FT Fo * R il.t * T H. W. JUNKIM's Book & Jewelry Establishment JST" " f A °" riC ' n Hillside Flower Mary liowitt's Picture and R.A Birds of the Bible Duganne'a Poems -Snow Flake Floral Keepsake The Aioe Goldsmith's Poetical Work* Y,, et . 3 °i Memory—Book of Beauty Atlantic Souvenir—Souvenir Gallery {orget Me Not-Book of Gems 1 { .'y- -^^ction—Freemason's Gilt ri- J Blomiom— Cecilian Oifs " ' ot Cheer The Mother's R u |, 4c wi, h „ or „ kg . Wj Bibles, Prayer and Hyma Bookn suitable for Gifts for the Holidays ILLINOIS LANDS iraa m .ao. o o o ACRES of the very L-at PRAIRIE LANDS In Macon. Shelby, Moultrie and Clay counties, Illinois. rpHESE LANDS are located about the I ot the SLte, near the Illinois Central, ih


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT: SLUM FILLMORE, OF NEW YORK. FOR VICE PRESIDENT: JKNDREW JIfKSON DOmSON OF TENNESSEE.


ocr: :\ill IRliB (iiRIIMCIJ!. BEDFORD, Pa. Friday morning, May 9. ISSO. "Fearless an.l Free."


ocr: FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. IlltE subscriber has removed his establish . ment to tfce room in the Odd-Fellows' Building, immediately above the store of A. B. Cramer tic Co., where he will attend prompt ly to ail business or.Ulisted to his care. He re ceives regularly the latest City Fashions, and will pledge himsell that work done at Lis shop shall wear well and tit neatly. He respectfully solicits a* share of the pub lic patronage. S. J. McCACSLAi*. > ov. 9, 1855.


ocr: THE undersigned hwvetliw day formed a partnetehip io the Carriage Making and Blackstmibing toslneew, tender the nan* uitti fti n. of We be 1 k Co. VVe will en deavor by prompt nor*, attention and the ibatacter of our wotk, to merit and obtain u fair share of custom. Our stand is the one heretofore occupied by Wciacl &. Fos ter, immediately east of town. WM. WtfISEL, MICH AEL WKISEL, JOHN WEISKL. Fob. 29, 1806—6 m. m FIRS.


ocr: P. H. Shires' MACHINE SHOP. rnilt undersigned respectfully announces to 1 tbe fanners of Bedford and adjoining coun ties. and the public in general, that he has now on hand at his Shop in Bedford, a large assort ment of "i br<t*hirjg Machines, which includes his four horse PREMIUM MACHINE. It will be remembered that this Machine took tile lIKST PREMIUM at onr County Fair last fall. It is constructed with tumbling Shaft and Strap com bined ; also four horse tumbling Shaft Machine* of the very best kind—two and three horse turnb ling Shift power—and our old and well-known tour horse Strap Machine, which, for strength awl duribliiiy, cannot be. surpassed any where. Partners will pleaf*- notice that we are now pre pared to Furnish Machines on the most favora ble and accomodating terms, and at the very lowest prices poasinte. Horses, Grain, Lumber, and J.'.l kinds of trade will be taken in payment tor Machines. All kinds of repairing oi Ma chines of different kinds and atl other farming utensils done on the most reasonable terms, of the very beat mater .vis, an t at the shortest no tice. [L7*"AH our Machines warranted one year if properly used. Ftea-* e ine this way fur a guuU ami cheap Machine. PETER n. SHIRES, Machinist. August I. 1816.


ocr: Lumber 1 Lumber lIWUWWI SHINGLES of different A W"}" TvJV* kinds. Also, 74.009 feet of LUMftERaT lo r-otts sorts, such as White Pine. Yellow Pine, Poplar. Spruce, &. Fur i sale F. D. BEEij LE. 1 St. CkirsvlUe, Feb. 18, 1853-tf


ocr: FOR THE HOLIDAYS! JEWELRY AM) BOOKS! A splendid assortment of JAJ37 Ail/1315i5, WATCHES, BRAOELBTS, EAR-RINGS, U3 [p ©si£3 s 2 UH £L in s ihesjv&lßlß mess and other suitable Jewelry FOR GIFTS, be found at . 11. W. ,JUNION'S Establishment, East Market street, Russell's Banking House. ALSO, A beautiful supply of ANNUALS. A 1 3 ii id A AND OTHER k F-*-. r = Qjjj' -, Various sizes and binding FAMILY BIBLES, PRAYER & HYMN and a general assortment of Theological, Miscellaneous, School Books, LETTER AND NOTE PAPERS, Ac. Lewistown, Dec. 11, 1853. \ 1 ' ILLIA ,\1 HOW nr. the T T English author, write-i for The Suturd it P.ist I'Al.l. INGETTA, or The Sijuaiter's 11-uif . Prospe His in amain r coiuiun For Sale or Rent. f IMIE subscriber offers for sale or rent I that Lot, Store Room, Warehouse, Dwel ling House and extensive Sta ®TTSibling, between the river and ca


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ocr: LrATrbuV] u uu J ! Wiik ftttafcl pn*cto*iiY and .'ar:TuHr *2) in- *j ' £' , li ; 4fe l* j_i u.*t.. irjr.-u, <■:£-, feid *ij i It ' AeuJ itfwt'a from a c:.. jy • •*. II • <7.j^r*44 hxl' rrtU, !R o*r*-.i wr.*TT-%i>t •I. zntnti%rsv\\:iAm.r cash. I RV <V Ei%*4 P'.tt fct-ifArd.' V... J?,''\ t


ocr: j To Dyspep!ie and Nervous 'iM ferers, rrillE subscriber who has suffered all th 1. horrors of* Indigestion, TS anxious to im part the OXI.Y method of euro to invalid simi lariy affected, Address Dr. \V. J. ML LI. IN, Sthtlhbur Bedford Co. Pa.


ocr: tTVIMC SHAFFER, MERCHANT TAILOR, WOULD announce to his former patrons. ami the public generally, that he ha-jnst eceived, from Philadelphia, a large and well se eded assortment of the most choice Cloths. Jassimeres and Vesting*—also summer wear o! every description, to which he invites the atten tion of purchasers. His cloths, etc., were se lected with great care, and he can recommend them as lieing equal, at least, to any to be found in the place. He also keeps Ready-made clo thing of every description, at very low prices— and it prepared to cut and make garments on the ' shortest notice and most reason tble terms. He respectfully invites the public to give him a call. Bedford, June 0, 1853. MORE SHOES AND (i.I ITERS? JUST Reeeivod at Shoemaker's Colonnade Store, Ladies, Misses, Childrens and Gents shoes. And also Ladies and Gents Gaiters. August 1, 1856. 'HARDWARE STORE. announce


ocr: LsmiSser! Lumber I! SHINGLES of different 1 UU,UUU kinds. Also, 75.1101) feet of LUMiIER of various sort., such as White Pine, Yel>ow Puie. Poplar. Spruce, &c. For s;lk . p. I). BEE G LE. .St. Clairsville , Feb. 18. 1858-tt


ocr: IWXj'TOK VoUU^LLi". TIIS FOCKETESCUL on, kiveS v ose flt ows ,i'it i sici a. 11! L fll Till i M t uiLei >vitll < - ,ue **iwu4 d fcupn Ch ings. ahowiug d tucstta S MaUermuliiii* U the l! l 'S gjftk csaiihiu System in ever} aha | ff; < ■■van.l form. 'lo which vjy £<W' i?: added a Treatise n tl Pi Ti-' .' jl fjJ' lltiveiases of Females. beiti S,- "£¥• .©/ of the highest irt'7>oittur married people, or clou ocntrniplating nun, -


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT: MILLARD Fill*. OF NEW YORK TOR VICE PRESIDENT: ANDREW JACKSON DO NELSON. OF TENNESSEE.


ocr: pin .ft mm. BEDFORD, Pa. Pilduj Morning, fept l'J. ••Fearless and Free." tAVIJ> OVER, T.lrtTOR ASP PROPRIETOR


ocr: tAVIJ> OVER, T.lrtTOR ASP FOR PRESIDENT: MILLARD Fill*. OF NEW YORK TOR VICE PRESIDENT: ANDREW JACKSON DO NELSON. OF TENNESSEE. " I NSON STATE TICKET. Canal Commissioner TIIOMAS E. COCHRAN, Of York County Auditor General DARWIN PHELPS, Cf Armstrong County. Surveyor General r BARTHOLOMEW LAPORTK, Of Bradford County. CoiXTY TICKET. CONGRESS. JOSEPH PUMROY, Fot Assembly, W W. SELLERS, Of Fulton County, JOHN PRINGLE, Of Cambria Connty of Juniata County- Associate Judge, WILLIAM GRIFFITH. County Surveyor, DANIEL SAMS. Commissioners, ALEXANDER DAVIS, 3 years. JOHN BLACKBURN, 1 year. Poor Director, JOHN METZGAR. Auditors, ANDREW J REIGHART, 3 year-. JESSE AKERS 2 yean. Coroner, SAMUEL SNIVELY.


ocr: HOIK S & FILLER ITTORMS IT LIT. BEDFORD, PA. W ILL attend to all ▼ legal business entrusted to their care. During the se sions of the court, tbe senior partner may I* found at the office of the fimi two doors South of Hon. 8. 1,. Russell's office! D. H. llonus, J NO. 11. FILLER. Bedford, Nov. 28, 1856.


ocr: BEDFORi] HOTEL, GENERAL STAGE OFFICE. THE subscribcrrespectfully begsleave toan uounce to his old friends and the public generally,that he has leased and taken posses sion of the Bedford Hotel, lately in the occu paucy. of Col. Adam Barubart. It is not his design to make many professions as to w hat he wiildojbutbc pledges his word _at bis most energetic efforts will be employed to render comfortable all who give Lima call. The house will be handsomely fitted up, and none hut careful and attentive servants will be engaged. Persons visiting the Bedford Springs, as well as those attending Conrt, and the traveling community generally, are respectfully invited to give him a call and judge for themselves. iry The stages all now stop at this hotel, aud it is therefore the Stage Office. Boarderstakeii by the week, month or year, unfavorable terms. rr- Ample and comfortable stabling Isat tached to this hotel* which will always be at ended by a careful hostler. Also, a safe and convenlehtcarriage house. JOHN IIAFEE. Bedford, April 6, lboft. zi j : i , ! ■ I


ocr: PUBLIC sue OF a School House in Napier Township near Andrew Homes and others. To be sold at Public Sale or outcry on Saturday the 22d day of March inst. One third of the purchase money in hand at the confirmation of the Sale, one third in six mouths, and the remaioing one third in one year. By order of the School Directors, J. W HUIX, C. WHETSTONE, WM. ROOK, HENRY ALBAUGH, P. KINSEY, J R. MOW BY, March 1856. r * >' 6 e '


ocr: FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. THE subscriber has removed his establish nient to the room in the Odd-Fellows' Building, immediately above the store of A. B. Cramer fe Co., where he will attend prompt ly to all business entrusted to his care. He re ceives regularly the latest City Fashions, an 'l will pledge himself that work done at his shop shall wear well and fit neatly. He respectfully solicits a share of the pnb- i lie patronage. S. J. McCAUSLAN. Nov. 9, 1855.


ocr: THE POCKET iESCULAPIUS OS tveav Hi# OWS EIiSSIC.A* TUK FIFTH, ili liditior,, villi) One llundi <| iug, showing U *eatt. u Binau System in every !>] ■ added a Trculi* .,u llic j?/Discuses ol Females, beii,- 1j of the highest iiuportuiav r to married pcopie, or t1.05.- ocuteioplatiug marriage— WILLIAM YOUNG, M. F>. Let no father he ashamed to present a copy of the iESCULAPIUS to his child. It may save hitn from an early grave. Let no voting man or woman enter into the secret obligations of married life without reading the I'OCKK t ASSCUL APiUS. Let no one suffering from a hacknied Oougii. Pain in the Side, readiest I nights, nervous feelings ( and the whole tiain ot Dyspeptic sensations, and given up by their phy - sician. he another moment without consulting the AJSCULAFIUIS. Have the married, or those abou. to be married any impediment. re.et j thistruly useful book, as ft has been tbemsti | of saving thousand* of unfortunate creator.* ■ i from the very jaws of .L'atli. EF"Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE-' I CENTS enclosed in a letter, wiil receive one | copy of this work by mail, or five copies will be i sent for One Dollar. Address, (post paid) DR. V.'M. YOUNG, No. 152 Surucu Street, Philadelphia. July 13, 1855—1y. <&. &Y. H> E 3STT IST, Bedford, Pa. OFFICE on Pitt Street, nearly oppogit e the "Bedford Hotel." Teeth plugged, rig ulated, fee., and artificial teeth inserted, from one to an entire set. Charges moderate, and all operations warranted. [f^Teruis — Positivelv Cash. Jan. 19, 1854. BEDFORD HOTEL, AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.


ocr: I H uttenl puDftr.-ilty unl cirrfiilly t<> all n i j | tt'istrj li'm an- IWtii v .. atul i 1 I j OlurgM nv-i-rat#, ait i *1! operation* warrant*!. ; r~ Term. INVARIABLY CASH. iWe • i. tit rut er-.'. ftJ.Vnl, r.i. ■jUa,


ocr: {< Will 4t*en<l ymrtoAllr od to " i*. i I ■! U I'wJi filM. r£4fc~-*<3. and 1 ' ] (. *r'.-r •t i nt\na4 t !rora to i3ii' • f+i IT Wnw INV.iRtABt.Y CAM!. | Jy-' oei.-t m u P : ureet, &iH. F. Ni/? — r-- -


ocr: RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 17, 1(56. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET! FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OP PEiKSYLVASIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, or Ccbrttcck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : ' 1st District, WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquota ik, 2nd, " W. J. BLOW, of Pitt. 3rd, " M. B. SMITH, of New Hanover, 4th, " GASTON H. WILDER, of Wake, 5th, " S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, 6th, " THOS. SETTLE, Jr., of Rock'htm. 7th, " R. P. WARING, of Mecklenbu-g. 8th. " W. W. AVERY, of Burke.

place_of_publication: Raleigh, N.C.

name: Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume]

publisher: William W. Holden


ocr: RALEIGH. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 11. 1856. DEMOCEATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET! FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, OP KENTUCKY. FOR GOVERNOR: THOMAS BRAGG, OF NORTHAMPTON. ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, of Currituck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : 1st District, WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, 4th, " GASTON H. WILDER, of Wake, 5th, " S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, 7th, " . R. P. WARING, of Meckjenburg. 8th, " W. W. AVERY, of Burke. FOR THE SENATE: GASTON H. WILDER. FOR THE COMMONS: NATHANIEL G. RAND, AUGUSTUS M. LEWIS, MOSES A. BLEDSOE. FOR SHERIFF: WILLIAM II. IIIGn. Special Notice. The Standard is conducted sti ictly vpon the cash system. All papers are discontinved at the expiration of the time for which they have been paid. Subscribers will be notified, four weeks before their time is out, by a cross mark on their papers : and unless the subscription is renewed the pa per will be discontinued. This is a rule from which there will be no departure. Watch for the cross marl;, and renew your subscription. Weekly Standard $2 per annum, in advance. Semi- Weekly Standard iper annum, do. STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN. The Weekly Standard will be furnished during the campaign at the following rates : For six months, one copy, one dollar ; five copies, four dollars ; six copies, five dollars ; ten copies, eight dollars ; twelve copies, ten dollars; cash in advance. We respectfully solicit subscriptions. THE CANVASS FOR GOVERNOR.


ocr: THE Hortli-Carnlina itankru "SlLLIAM wThOLDEN, Editor and Proprietor. rRANK. I. WILSON, AssTCiateEdltorI TEKMS OF THE WEEKLY- -TVro Dollars per annum invunablv n advance. TERMS OF THE SEMI-WEEKLY- -Four Dollars per M.invariaDiy maavance. A! I lepers are aiscontin ued at the expiration of the time for vhick they have been paid. Terms of Advertising in the Standard. Our regular rates of advertising are as follows: One square, (14 lines or less) first insertion, - $100 Each subsequent insertion, - 25 llonsjiT advertisements in proportion. CuiU'-icts will be made with advertisers, at ike above rei'it'ir rates, for six or twelve months, and at the close of th. contract 33 per cent, will be deducted from the gross PrXVional or business Cards, not exceeding five lines V;U be inserted in either the Weekly of Semi-Weekly, for M for six months.or $10 for twelve months ; or in both pa nels for $10 for six months, or $15 for twelve months. v Subsci ibers and others who may wish to send money of 'he Editors.can do so at all times, bv mail, and at his risk


ocr: LElGn WEDNESDAY. NOV. 5, 1856. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET! FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS ' FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, of Of kkituck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : 1st District, WM. F. MA RUN, of Pasquotank, 2nd, W. J. BLOW, of Pitt. 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th. tt M. 15. SMITH, of New Hanover, GASTON II. WILDER, of Wake, S. E. WILLTAMS, of Alamance, THOS. SETTLE, Jr., of Rock'ham. R. P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. W. W. AVERY, of Burke. ELECTION, TUESDAY, 4TH NOVEMBER. Special Notice. The Standard is conducted stt icily vpon the CAsn system.


ocr: RALEIGH. WEDNESDAY. JULY 2. 1856. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET! FOR PRESIDENT : JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, OP KENTUCKY. FOR GOVERNOR: A THOMAS BRAGG, OF NORTHAMPTON. ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Larse : HENRY M. SHAW, of Currituck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : 1st District, WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, 2nd, " . W. J. BLOW, of Pitt. 3rd, M. B. SMITH, of New Hanover, 4th, " GASTON II. WILDER, of Wake, 5th, " S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, 6th, " THOS. SETTLE, Jr., of Rock'ham. 7th, " R. P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. 8th. " W. W. AVERY, of Burke. FOR THE SENATE : GASTON H. WILDER. FOR THE COMMONS: NATIIANIEL G. RAND, AUGUSTUS M. LEWIS, MOSES A. BLEDSOE. FOR SHERIFF : WILLIAM II. HIGH. Special Notice. The Standard is conducted stiietly vpon the cash system. AU papers are discontinved at the erpiration. of the time for which they have been paid. Su6seribers tciil be notified, four weeks before their time is out, by a cross mark on their papers ; and vnless the subscription is renewed the pa per toill be discontinued. This is a rule from which there will be no departure. Watch for the cross mark, and renew your subscription. Weekly Standard $2 per annum, in advance. Semi- Wetkly Standard $4 per annum, do. STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN. The Weekly Standard will be furnished during the campaign at the following rates : For six months, one copy, one dollar ; five copies, four dollars ; six copies, five dollars ; ten copies, eight dollars ; twelve copies, ten dollars; cash in advance. We respectfully solicit subscriptions. Extra Campaign Standard. We shall have ready for circulation, by the 12th of July, a large number of copies of ah EXTRA CAMPAIGN STANDARD, containing the Know Nothing Constitution and Ritual the Democratic Platform, the Know Nothing and the black Repub lican Platforms, the Stockton and Rayner Plat form, Mr. Fillmore's Erie and Boston letters,


ocr: RALEIGH. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 3o7ir DEMOCRATIC EEPUBLICAH TICKET! FOR GOVERNOR: THOMAS. BRAGG, OF NORTHAMPTON. ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, of Ccrritcck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : 1st District, WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank. 4th, " GASTON II. WILDER, of Walt 5th, M S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance 6th, " JOHN M. CLEMENT, of Davie STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN. The Weekly Standard will be furnished during the campaign at the following rates : For six months, one copy, one dollar ; five copies, four dollars ; six copies, five dollars ; ten copies, eight dollars twelve copies, ten dollars; cash in advance.


ocr: RALEIGH WEDNESDAY JUNE 18. 1856. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET! FOR PRESIDENT : JAMES BUCELAXAX, OF PENNSYLVANIA. ' FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRRCKENRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. FOR GOVERNOR: THOMAS BRAGG, Of NORTHAMPTON. ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, op Ccrbitc'cc, SAMUEL P. HILL, or Caswell. . Districts : 1st District, WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, 8rd, " M. B. SMITH, of New Hanover, 4th, " GASTON H. WILDER, of Wake, 5th, M S. F. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, 7th, " R. P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. 8th. " W. W. AVERY, of Burke. .FOR THE SEX ATE: GASTON H. WILDER. FOR THE COMMONS: NATHANIEL G. RAND, AUGUSTUS M. LEWIS MOSES A. BLEDSOE. FOR SHERIFF: WILLIAM H. HIGH. Special Notice The Standard it conducted tliictly upon the cash tyilem. All papers art discontinued al the expiration of thttime for which they have leen paid. Subscribers will be notified, rous wicks before their time is out, by a cross mark on their papers ; and unless the subscription is renewed the pa per will be discontinued. This is a rule from which there will be no departure. Watch for the cross mark, and renew your subscription. Weekly Standard $2 per annum, in advance. Semi- Weekly Standard (4 per annum, do. STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN. The Weekly Standard will be furnished during


ocr: T.1GU, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10,1856. iJEMOCRATIC BEPUBLICAN TICKET! FOR PRESIDENT : JAMES BUCHANAN, OP PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS FOB PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at large : HENRY M. SHAW, of Curkitcck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : 1st District, WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, 2nd, W. J. BLOW, of Pitt. 3rd, M. B. SMITH, of New Hanover, GASTON II. WILDER, of Wake, S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, THOS. SETTLE, Jr., of Rock'ham. B. P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. W. W. AVERY, of Burke. 4th, 5tb, tub, 7th, bib. 4( i ii ( Special Notice. J7 Standard is conducted strictly upon, the cash system. T. IT... ...7 ,it ila . mli.iL f.f ttp timfi. iii ji.ijiii'H are uvsi.viiitn"r"' " oi-"- v -- ?!.' U-h they haee lien paid. 8tilseriler will be notified, tovR w2ek before their time is out, lif a ckoss makk on X,.,- p.nKi-n ; and unkss the, subscription is renewed the pa p.r ivi'lle discontinued. This is a rule from which there ; flt no departure. Watch for the cross marl, and renew yjiu- sut"x:ripiion. ll'ni-!; Standard per annum, in. uuwee. ,SVw- n'ttkhj Standard H pc r annum. Jo. '-if' Subscribers desiring their papers changed must mention the l oti vmce rout,, m v. Ci tliev desire the change to be made.


ocr: o "IGH WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1856. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET! FOR PRESIDENT :" JAMES BUCHANAN, FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. T7HT? fJOVF.RNOR. THOMAS BRAGG, OF NORTHAMPTON. ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, of Currituck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : 1st District, WM." F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, nd u W. J. BLOW, of Pitt. 3rd' " M. B. SMITH, of New Hanover, 4th,' " GASTON H. WILDER, of Wake, oth " S. E. WILLTAMS, of Alamance, 6th " THOS. SETTLE, Jr., of Rock'ham. 7th' " R. P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. 8th! " W. W. AVERY, of Burke. FOR TOE SENATE : GASTON H. WILDER. FOR THE COMMONS: NATHANIEL G. RAND, AUGUSTUS 31. LEWIS, MOSES A. BLEDSOE. FOR SHERIFF : WILLIAM II. HIGH. Special Notice. The Standard is conducted strictly upon the cash system. All papers are discontinued at the expiration of the time fr which they have been paid, Subscribers wul oe noctjiea, rom weeks beore their time is out, by a cross mark on their papers ; and unless the subscription is renetced the pa- p,r will le discontinued. This is a rule from which there will be no departure. Watch, jor me cross marc, ana renew your subscription. Weeily Standard $ 2 per annum, in advance. Semi- Weekly Standard $4 per annum, do. STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN. The Weekly Standard will be furnished during the campaign at the following rates : For six months, one copy, one dollar ; five copies, four dollars ; six copies, five dollars ; ten copies, eight dollars ; twelve copies, ten dollars ; cash in advance. We respectfully solicit subscriptions. Fee Bills of Clerks asd Sheriffs. We have on hand a quantity of these bills which will be sent


ocr: DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET FOR PRESIDENT- JAMES BUCHAXAX OF PEXSSTLVAMA. " ! FOR VICE-PRESIDENT : JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE OF KEXTCCKT. ' FOR GOVERNOR: THOMAS BRAGG ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESHJISl r For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, of CcRuiTrcc SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : 1st District, WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasqaotant 2nd, W. J. BLOW, of Piit 3rd, 4th, 5th, Cth, 7th, 8th. M. B. SMITH, of New Hanover GASTON H. WILDER, of V,, S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance. TUOS. SETTLE, Jr., of R. R. P. WARING, of Mccklcnbur. W. W. AVERY, of Burke. FOR THE SENATE: GASTON H. WILDER. FOR TUE COMMONS: NATHAXIKL G. RAND, AUGUSTI'S 31. LEWIS, 31 OSES A. BLEDSOE. FOR SHERIFF: WILLIA3I II. HIGH. Special Notice.. The Staxdabd m conJvcteJsti Mly tpon tie ca?h tytt. All nanert art discor.tinvtd at tie trriration of tltt'.n for which they hat bctnjxild. Svftcrilr will t-f roca vekks before their time it out, by a causa iuu 1 Iktir naoer : and vnlet th tuhncrivtion i rtrutrrJ tit w- r L r . per will be discontinued. Tli i rvle frvm irVi tiw no Watch the crott and rtutw


ocr: XiTeIGH, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 0, 1856. DEMOCEATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET ! FOR PRESIDENT : JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSTLVAXIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS FOE PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, of Currituck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. 1st District, 2nd, " 3rd, " 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th. tt Districts : WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, W. J. BLOW, of Pitt. M. B. SMITH, of New Hanover, GASTON H. WILDER, of Wake, S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, THOS. SETTLE, Jit., of Rock'ham. R. P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. W. W. AVERY, of Burke. FOR GOVERNOR: THOMAS BRAGG, OF NORTHAMPTON. FOR THE SENATE: GASTON H. WILDER. FOR T1IE COMMONS : NATHANIEL G. RAND, AUGUSTUS M. LEWIS, 3IOSES A. BLEDSOE. FOR SHERIFF: WILLIAM II. HIGH. ELECTION SEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST. Special Notice. The Standard is com) icteJ st ietbj upon the cash system. All papers are dUantinufd eit the expiration ef the time for ichich they hace been paid. Suiscrilers will be notified, Am a-cera before their time is out. hir a cross mauk on th'ir pi'fKf ; and unless tk subscription is renewed the pa pr trill le discontinued. This is a rule from tchish there uill hi no departure. Watch for the cross mark, and renew your subscription. Wcd-ly Standard i2 per annum, in advance. Set i- TTeeily Standard 4 pir annum, do. Subscribers desiring their papers changed must meniion the Tost Oifise from, as wc'l as the one to, which they desire the change to be made. " STANDARD FOR THE CAJIPAIGN. The Weekly Standard will be furnished during the campaign at the following rates : For six months, one copy, one dollar ; five copies, four dollars ; six copies, five dollars; ten copies, eight dollars; twelve copies, ten dollars; cash in advance.


ocr: holden, PilKTOB.V pociate Editor. ff? Qbtom Per annum ;Two Dollars ana i ift'tnOfiths; and Three i laths from the lime of tlLY Ibvr Dollar per fet month; Four Dollars kdsix months; and Fire T.nths : from the time of Is la the Standard. .... Isinjr are as follows lis) firsl, insertion, $1 00 s - - - 25 proportion.- advertisers, at the above luoiuns, ana at tue close or ml be deducted from the gross rds, not exceeding fire lines or Semi-Weekly, for p-eivemonirta: or in both pa I or $1 5 for twelve months. It to advertisers for six mouths ge. , vno may wish to send money 11 times. bv mail, andathis risk. promptly transmitted. come free of postage.


ocr: L. 8. PERRY, DEXTAIi SURGEOX, RALEIGH, N..C. ' Reference: To the Faculty of the Baltimore College of Dental Suv ery; Kev. Ur. Smedea, Rev. Mr. McDowell, ltr. Unas. K ohnson. Dr. Fab. J. Uavwood. Hon. J. H. Bryan. Raleigh i Rev. Dr. Lacv, Davidson College; Profs. Owen and Win. gate. Wake Forest College; Prof. Wheat, Chapel Hill; Tier. Mr. Fitzgerald, Jackson, N. C April5,13i. ' 41 ly,.,


ocr: X RALEIGH. WEDNESDAY. JCNeST DEMOCRATIC. REPUBLICAN TICKET' FOR PRESIDENT JAMES BUCHAJTAX OP PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRRGKENRIDGE OF K.EXTCCKT. FOR GOVERNOR THOMAS BRAGG OF VnTITHlir.v J ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESid For the State at Larse : HENRY M. SnAW, or Ccrkitcck. SAMUEL P. HILL, or Caswell. Districts : 1st District, WM. F. MARTIN, of PasquotanV 3rd, " M. B. SMITH, of New LVnorcr 4th, " . GASTON II. WILDER, of WaU 5th, " S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance. 6th, " THOS. SETTER Jr., of RockW 7th, " R. P. WARING, of MccklemW 8th. " AV. W. AVERY, of Burke. FOR THE SENATE: GASTON H. WILDER. FOR THE COMMONS: NATHANIEL G. RAND, AUGUSTUS 31. LEWIS, MOSES A. 11LEDSOE FOR SHERIFF: WILLIAM II. HIGH. Special Notice. The Standard is eoadutUJ tt ictly vpon tlu cash syttm. All papers are discontinvtd at lite txpiration rf tLtt'mt for which they hate lern paid. Suiserilers tciil he notiftA, tour weeks before their time in ot, ly a cross mau


ocr: LAW NOTICE JAMES wT B B Y A H , (Formerly of North-Carolina,) . , ATTORNEY IT LAW , No. 23, Law Boildqco, Ltxingiun Street, BALTIMORE. MD, fill practice in the Courts of Baltimore, and in tbe So. reme Court of the United States and Court of Claims at" 'faabingtoa. . . Majx0,1853. 11S5-w4w.


ocr: baTjEIGII, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 27, 1856. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SI1AW, of Ctkkittok, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : VM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, V. J. BLOW, of Pitt. M. 1$. SMITH, of New Hanover, GASTON 11. WILDER, of Wake, S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, TIIOS. SETTLE, Jit., of Kock'bam. It. P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. W. W. AVERY, of Burke. 1st District, 2ml, 3rd, 4th, 5th, Cili, Till. 8lh. Special Notice. 77- Sr.tNDAun O'Uiluci-J Hi, iiatii the cash (tM. A'f ' "rt diwutinued at the tjj'iintioti tf the time TICKET !


ocr: MAY 28, 1856. I i i Special Notice. j The Stixiwhd ' omdncted sti ic&y "?' cash system. ; I , re disomtlnued at ii,e ejrjrirativn. if ' i'm-e I have heen paid. Subscribers will le wiifted, ' ' i t .. il.L.r lime. IX nut. tut a CltOSS MARK VH '1PB Vekks before their time is oat, a l;,mr ; and tes ihe suhlt-m M j;"""'- r:,'"l" r' !" f FOl' is reneived Ihe pa- ; tit 'rOm tppirn Utfi'e ' Watch jo.' ins cross marl", and teutw ; MY,.'-' 'W'' - "r '". ' advance. ii- . ,., (, '(.' 1 .-.''. o. DEMOCEATIC BEPUELICAX TICKET! T II O 31 AS BI1AGG, . ir. : mi; s FOE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT. For tbe State at Lmse : IIEXKY M. SHAW, or ft r.-TncK, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Casui-ll. 4 D'ri-v : i, WM. s. Vt N". n;,eqi.ofnik, i M'N :. W-.l:-:- i! Wake, S. 5',. if,l WIS. AnHriuce, K. 1 VAK'IXi, of Mecklenbiiig. . W. A :.j;Y. of Burke. 1st n; 4lli, fth, 7th, Sili, i-o:: t. : si:n : . GASTON H. WILDER. FuU Till. OMMONS: NATHANIEL G. RAND, AUGUST! .11. LEWIS, ,'IOSES A. Jll.EDSOE, WILLIAM ii. num. sta!viai: !'! rut-: T'ic ti'eel. '.' ;"Iar(l wi'1 tliecainpaigi all oc billowing !. one copy, o;ie do-'ar: five roves, con'es. Ii lo''.-ti-s : ic" -o-;;', ; In. ..-.-vi: i!.. In o- dollars ; si: i t'O lo".! ; iv. e've copies, ten Io'I:mr; c:i in ;Mv;uiet We n-spc'ci fully soI'Vii M'b-ct tpi'n JI.K CANVASS l-'Oil (iOVEliXOli. Mr. Gilmer will address the people at the follow ing times and places : Halifax, Saturday, Ji.ut 7il, Jackon, Northautdon, Monday, the Uth, licit 10th, RALEIGH. WEDNESDAY. i ! ! i ' ! : i


ocr: ElGJU WEDNESDAY, AUG. 20, 185C. jEHOCRATIC BEPUBLICAN TICKET! FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OP PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OP KENTUCKY. ELECTORS OR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : IIEXRY M. SHAW, of Currituck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : ut District, WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, o'ai " W. J. BLOW, of Pitt. o. f. tt. SMITH, of New Hanover. lib' " GASTON H. WILDER, of Wake, 3th " S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, fth " TIIOS. SETTLE, Jr., of Rock'ham. 7th " R. P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. Sih " W. W. AVERY, of Eurke. Special Notice.


ocr: iv. 8. perrt; ; DENTAL SURGEON. : - . . , RALEIGH, N. a - : . . - ' v -. -- Preference : - .- - ..- To tb Facalty of Jfhe Baltimore Conege of DenUl Snr. eery; Rev. Dr. Swede, Usr. Mr. McDowell, Dr. Cba. E, Johnson, Dri Fab. J. Haywood, Hon. J. H. Bryan, Raleigh : Rev. Drv LacT. DAvkfss.n t'lJlm- P.U tlm anil W.i.- gate. Wake Forest College; Prot Wheat, Chapel-Hill ; - IV. April fc,lSd.


ocr: CIRCUS. THREE GRE AT SHOWS IS QUE. 9 G. Iff. ELDRED, Propietor. -' Hippodrome, Atiimat 4 Circus Will exhibit at Durham's Depot, Sept. 10th, and at Morrisville, September 11th; at Raleigh, Sept. 13th and 13th. CARD. r G. y ELDRED PROCLAIMS TO THE SOUTO THAT f as a return for the generous patroa- , age that bos ever crowned Lis -ft)rts ! -please, he has this season combined THREE GREAT SHOWS t and engaged the w-rld renowned Fran cos! Hippodrome Troapc to appear ' in conjunction with bis splendid Animal Exhibition and Great Southern Circast Clowks, SAM LONG ami JOHN PETERSON. Leader or the Bai-u, C TOLANDT, which is a sufficient goar-. anty for the excellence of the Mu&ie. ' Making in all the most complete, interest ing and satisfactory entertainment eror seen under any Pavilion, and the best FIFTY CENTS SHOW ever offered to the people of the Republic! S. HENDRICKS, Agent. August 30, 1S56. t2 It. VALUABLE BOOKS. RECENTLY PUBLISH ED. Sermons for the ieonle. br P. D. UuuLinirtoii. . D. D. ' " Sin, Redemption, by Rev. D. N. Sheldon, D. D. The Life of the Rev. Spencer IL Cone. Contributions to literature, by Samuel Oilman, D. IX. Wealth and Worth, or Maxima fi.r M oTvhantjt ami iiimi of business, by Freeman Hunt, Editor of Merchants Magazine. Liberty aud Slavery, by Prof. Bledsoe of the Univewiiy of Virginia. onepara s Constitutional Text Book, being a practical and familiar exposition of the Constitution of the Uuitod (Stale ; designed for the use of Colleges, Academies aud School. n is a vaiuauie d;m.k oi reference Tor all clashes or people. " oaic uy V. u. I I . September 1, ls.6. 82 IOOK AT WAKE. TnE UNDERSIGNED BE J lNG auxious of closing their Mercantile bosiucss and moving South, ofler for sale a valuable tract of land lyiug on the Hillsborough road, eleven niile north-west of liai- eigh, near Mount Hernton Church. The land is nearly all in tresu growth, within four miles of Morrisville Depot, on the Cuntral?liilroad. containinir two hundred aud forty acres, more or less, wilh a comfbiuble two story dwclliuV House ; a new store bouse, blacksmith shop, and o ut houses. This is an elliglhlc stand for a 11iysic.au or Merchant, there being a new aud Usty medical olhce, and an opening to sell dry goods. The laud will positively be sold to tho highest bidder upon accommodating terms on ths first day of October next. We would take pleaxure in bbowiug tht livuura iu mii j person wno WLslies 10 Dur. J. J. t BRO. August 29, 1856. 114-J wtOlpd. CLERK WANTED.-AN EFFICIENT BUSINESS luau will find employment as a Clerk in the Post Of fice at Raleigh, N.C. llo must write a g-Kd business hand, aud come well recommended W. WHITE, P M September 2, 1S56. tfi - tf Ball and Party at Shocco. THERE WILL BE A BALL AND PARTY AT Shocco Sprints on the eveuinrs of the lmu and lltli of September. S. D. SESSUMS. pepteuibcr x, JS.C. jjv gi SUPPORT YOUR OWN PAPERS! A New Southern Literary Journal. THE EXAMINER, PUBLISHED AT COLFHBIA, S. C rillUIS JOURNAL HAS ENTERED UPON ITS SEC JL ON 1) volume, and with its next issue will commence the publication of the ORIGINAL PRIZE TALE, of grea. literary merit and thrilling interest. This will be followed by A of Original Stori. written intMtlr f.ir flu- Co! umns of the Examiner. These Stories are all "from tho pens of SOUTHERN WRITERS, and will initiate a ne era in Southern periodical literature. We think from ar rangements now io progress, that in all future issues of Ihi Examiner, its columns will be furnished with ORIGIN AL TALES and NOUVELETTES, eqnal to any published in literary journals, either North or South. We bare printed a large edition, and will be enabled to supply new subscribers tram the commencement of these stones, if orders arc sent in early. The Examiner is printed on a large double sheet of eight pages, containing forty columns of reading matter, will very few advertisements. As a LITERARY JOURNAL, it has already taken a high stand,and with proper encourgemcut will soou rank amour the best in the country. As a POLITICAL JOURNAL, it will ever advocate the Rights, Interests, and Institutions of the South. Besidea these features, it will weekly furnish a fall summary of news. It will be the aim of the editor to make The Exam iner just such a paper as will cause it to be a welcome visi tor in every Southern Tamily. The terms of the Examiner, are Thr&e Ikilars per annvm. payable in all cases in advance TViib five tuocsaxd sub scribers at this price, we will insure to the Southern read ing public the Best paper op its class ever issued at the South. Forward vour subscription for the new volume, Clubs of ten will be furnished with the paper for twenty five dollars. Address W. B. JOHNSTON. Columbia, Angast 24. 1356. fjjj fdj THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY HAV ING made arrangements with the Raleigh A Gaston Rail Road Company, and re-established their office in Ral eigh, N. C., are now prepared to transport Freight, Specie, Bauk-notes, aud parcels of every descript ion, to and from all the principal Cities North, South and West of Raieigfa, at the tnnst reasonable rates. Also the following stations on the line of the R-rietcb & Gaston railroad: to Franllinton, Henderson, WarreuUm. Gaston k Weldon. The Express will run with the speed and rcgnlatitvof the mails, and in charge of special metwrngers. "11. WHITE, Jr. Agent. Office at tbo old stand, near the Yai boroagh llonse, gSept, 2,1856. i 8 If. "JfT OTIC E . AT THE LATE AUGUST TERM OF A.W, Wake County Court letters of Administration on the estate of the late Catharine Alberli were grouted to the undersigned. All persons indebted to the estate or haring funds or oth er effects in their hands belonging thereto, are requested to hand them over without delay : And those haviug claims against the estate are notified to present them duly authen ticated according to law for pnvinenf. CHARLES MANLY, Adm'r. Raleigh, September 2, 1856. 82 It. IMPORTANT SALE. AT 13 O'CLOCK, M, THE 1st day of October next, the undersigned will sell, be fore the Court House door, in the City of Raleigh, the House and Lot, on the west side of Fayetteville street, ad joining the premises of Vrs. Prinirroe and Mrs. Uardie. Tne Lot runs un firmly to Salisbury street, and has on it a vi ry gixid business uotisc. lT Tenia Cash. Q. BUSBEE. Trustee. Rilc'gh. Seitfembor 2. 1R.6 m tm NEW FIKM. R. M. JONES HAVING, OX THE 18TH


ocr: IlEIH WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 3, 1856 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET! FOR PRESIDENT : JAMES BUCHANAX, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, of Ccrritcck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : 1st District, WM. P. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, 2nd. " W. J. BLOW, of Pitt. 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, Sth. ' n.rvraivv .T TT M. B. SMUH, oi iMew nanover, GASTON H. WILDER, of Wake, S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, TIIOS. SETTLE, Jr., of Rock'ham. R. P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. W. W. AVERY, of Burke. M Special Notice. The Standard is conducted strictly upon the cash system.


ocr: 4XEIGH. WEDNESDAY. OCT. 8, 1856. REPUBLICAN TICKET! DEMOCRATIC FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY.. ELECTORS FOE PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : IJy HENRY M. SHAW, of Cukritcck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts 5 1st District, WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, 2nd, 41 W. J. BLOW, of Pitt. 3rd, " M. B. SMITH, of New Hanover, 4th, " GASTON H. WILDER, of Wake, 5th, " S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, fith, " THOS. SETTLE, Jr., of Rock'ham. 7th, " R. P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. Stn, " w. . av ftKi, oi uurtte.


ocr: TICKET ! DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN FOR GOVERNOR: THOMAS BRAGG, OF NORTHAMPTON. ELECT OR S FOE PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : IIEXKY M. SHAW, of Ci-kritcc SAMUEL P. I1ILL, of Caswell. 1st District, 4th, " 5th, " Oth, " Districts : ATM. F. MARTIN', of Pasquotank, GASTON II. WILDER, of Wake, E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, JOHN M. CLEMENT, of Davie. STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN. The Weekly Standard will he furnished during the campaign at the following rates : For six months, one copy, one dollar ; five copies, four dollars ; six copies, five dollars ; ten copies, eight dollars ; twelve copies, ten dollars ; cah in advance. We respectfully solicit subscriptions. THE CANVASS FOR GOVERNOR. The Ashcville Spectator of the 24th instant, gives notice that Mr. Gilmer will address the people at the following times and places: . Murphy, Franklin, Webster, Waynesville, Cherokee, Macon, Jackson, Haywood, Henderson ville, Henderson, Asheville, Marshall, Kelscy's Store, Lurnsviile, Marion, Buncombe, Madison, Tuesday Saturday Monday Tuesday Thursday Saturday Monday Tuesday 8th May 10th " 12th " 13th " loth " 17th " 19th " 20th " Wedn'day 2 1st Friday, 23d Yancey, McDowell, Ruthcrfordton, Rutherford, Monday Gov. Bragg will meet Mr. Gilmer at times and places. 26th " the above THE CASH SYSTEM. e this week make up our mails by our new books, and the Standard is sent to no one except


Richmond enquirer. [volume]

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place_of_publication: Richmond, Va.

publisher: Thomas Ritchie


ocr: .MAY HE ItK.MKDIED where the sense of hearing is not entirely destroyed, by using the new self adapting Auricle, which may be worn by without being observed; enabling them to hear iu 4c., where otherwise sounds would he uniutelli gible. For sale at LA1DLEY 4 ROHINFoN'F Dec 24 New Drug Store, 4th and Franklin sts. SJlVllNA f! <i i?Tliodr urns. 1 a ml m g in j for sale by 4 CO.


ocr: THWSK AFtT.K TLB uTtH Of. ida Sores, oj un\ ue,er:;.;ioo, with Sore Lees, i .ins. Rincbo:.'. .r Tetter, feers, ?- Felloe*. w.-r cominend Dovr'* Tsi n Trar ors.. See hdvr.-u-.-me i.i ua nher p,r:of :ii* paper Jan '.'.'j 1 l.OfTs, AKLsi'lcK, I I VVV UtK AND AN IS s L fc! D?Large supplies ot the abo on hand, and for -ale in l-.ts to suit, or. the avis: reason bl> terms, by DOVE a CO., No. 83, Main ?t. 1'l HITS TlliP IIN TI \EA lot OH hand audi ?3 sale by DOVhi i CO No 91, Main ?t. ~ I) or e- nt ? la


ocr: n ? e t it v . MY MOTIIKK'S HlBI.K. 5Y G. r. M&HlUt*. This book is nil turn's Uft mo now? Teats w ill unbidden start: With faltering lip and throbbing brow 1 press it to :uy heart. For many generation- punt. Here is <>ur family tree; My mother's h'in.1 this Bible im-pe?l, She, dying, gave it me. Ah. well do I r- member those Whose names these records bear, Who round the hesrlh .-tone iim.i1 to close Alter the evening prayer. And speak of what these pages said, In tones my heart would thrill! Though tney are with the silent dead, Here they are living still. Mr father resd this holy hook fo brothers, sisters dear! flow calm was my poor mother's look. Who loved God's word to hear! Her angel face I see it yet! What thrilling memories come! Again that little group is met Within the walls of home! Thou truest friend man ever knew, _ Thy constancy I've tried; * ' 1 truo. When all were taiee i loimu My counsellor ami guide. The mines of earth no treasure give That could this volume buy; In teaching me the way to live k It taught me how to die.


ocr: DK ITfO CKA T I V C AN l> lO AT KS ; for i'Ki>ii)KNT, JAMES 1! I (Ml A NAN; OF rFySSYLfASU. FOR VICK PRESIDENT, JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KFyTFCKY. DKMOCKATIf Kl.l;i'TORAL TICKET. let District?I*. \V. MASSF.NRUUOot Portsmouth. v'd District?THOMAS I! t"AMI'RKLL ot Sottovi *y :M District?A Hl tiilKs DIl.l.AltD et Henry. I'll District?JAMl.f OAKLAND ot I Hmpboll. ft:h IJi-tii.-t ?JOHN OOODK, J>i , m EclturU. litll Dl.tli''l? At.I- \ JO.rhf >!(.'!.ifi'r?rlu Tih Di-tro-i? V.'M !! i il.t.M. IlKitu ot itiouces't-.. Pith Dletii'.f?I* i. MON'l A'il Fill MliMlrlel, lull lift riot?.1 AMl.S ItAKi'.Ul'K ot Culpeprr 10:li District?I ItANDoU'H 11'iKI.K ot Frederics, it'll District?Jo HN 1 H ARRIS ?l Kockiiii;ljnn i-.Hi bi.tn t?a o I'i N 1)1 I TuK t I.{tii In-.tri t?Jt.'ii;. .. il.nuoi tt'Hrcintfiou Utii lift I lot?\MI : l. I.. 11 \\ s tiilrner i.*>t11 District?HJF.KJ; \i;D ii.kufns n.?


ocr: D I^A T ^Kii ; VOK VKWWENT, ,?ts 111' C H AN AN, 0y ry WSVU AyiA. fV,. \ [,'K PRESIDENT, iiiflY (' l>R kCKIXRIDGE, OF KEXTVCKY. uukatu- electoral ticket. 1)1 \V. MA^SKNHURG of Portsmouth. nlOMAS H. CAMPBELL ol Nottoway. HIV.HES DlLl.ARH ot Henry. 'aMKS (iARI.ANI) of Cump'oelL >,v MV Ik ?l Rod ford. A1. EX JdNEJ of Chesterfield. WM f> TALIAFERRO ot (lloucester. K 1 MONTAOUK ot Mi.idlewx 'iv-vt?JAME? BAKHOl'R of Culpcpcr. ijtrict?J RANDOLPH TUCKER ot Frederick, .vr!?JOHN T HARRIS of Rockingham. V.irj.j-A. H PENDLETON of (files. JOHN B FLOYD of Washington. tvlMUEI. L. HAYS of (filiner. r^lf^-SHERRARH Cl.KMKNS of Ohio.


ocr: THEATRE. ttJD'-'- LESSEP., J. H. Taylor.?Solr Manager, II. Lkwis ?Trfastrrr, H. Rooms. 1 BENEFIT OF MK. JOHN RROUGHAM THIS EVENING. FKHMY, FEBRUARY 1 Will be performed ROMANCE AND REALITY'. Jack Swift, Mr. Lrougham?I.anender Kydd, Mr. Shcwell; Rosabel, Miss Capped. After which. SINGING AND DANCING. To conclude with .STATE SECRETS. Mr I.ewis


ocr: JIIKIMJ rum lif KII'MJIOXI). N'oV. 6.T55C HtOH WAT KB THIS DAV AT 12 O'CLOCK. "ahhivkT), Srhr Wins; of the Wind, Parsail, New York.Ruano, Schr New Pu<-ket, Gwaliney, tjinithriehl. Sehr Amelia C. Reives, Crawford, Philadelphia, SAILED. Srhr Hrunett, McNemar, Norfolk, mds Srhr Merchant, Chadwiok, New York, mds. Schr Hanover, Whipple, New York. inda.


ocr: M LU1L AUTIl'ES. LECTluh llv"jt?IIN a?e C'ln^i.n. e with the luvitution ?>1 many citi r Richmond an-1 member* of the ticiieril Mr. Mucfeel will deliver u lecture at dsn Hill, on Thuraduy evening, the ~ta instant. at x ejsft?The Ripening of thelri?h Revolution. ' Sets 50 cents?to he had at the B ingstores of J*a. Wood house 4 Co.. J W. Randolph. ?; John O'Neille. Broa i atreet; at the principal :* the door ot the Hall the night ot the lecture. tcb 5?3t ... - ?' --^5, TO THE VOTEKS OK take tb:- method runns you, that 1 ntn ? candidate for th*- r'herirfnlry ur county at the next election. J. K FISCU, ) are i'A-^ct/ Christiausville. TO Tilt* loitu* ,iF CHEST flE/.f)-Co! J.VO K. HOBBtf will he voted the en-uins Election for the olfice of Commissioner "e Revenue, in place ot Win. E OtlL A VOTER, .'in .1?etde LOOK Ol T l-'ull flit. SWINDLER A man i ilhii.-i:;m.-e!t A. (i. JONES, who repu a* h.avtiis been engaged m Helling : idh-a.a t r weral respectable Northern publishers, I'atedthxt tie wna n native ot Nm.seinond county, Vu., l >ii-:'. - .me two months rince and obtained 110*1 '* irawin.--of tn* ittciirnon I Fair (!round*, i "* Litt igrapnie dravvinz* of rta:'. nt ?V* nut i-p: tiu'6. Mexico We understand, -iter front M; I. I. Oates, of Wilmington, N C'., ttiat repr.oiuueit -he A sen* ot the Richmond i;-rr inform the public that he is not our arm any lorni. i.or have u-e ever had any thing to do with s farther than to let hits swindle ui out of the above Si. -Mill e. re*-.*.- r.rtt.r rlw.se tirinto for we h~>p? ra<'V 11 be Mopped and forwarded to ua -?.i HV.,t 3" year* gf aje. ?t medium size, and very i.: t u:iri.?l w:::. tin- ncell-p >\, having lately had it lti ? > r- u' {'. Trsn Mid V." f. Cook are our Amenta ' tie Mate V la It: U illr., P!iYOH_& DUNSAVANT -$?<OMR T(MM uViOK~?.?Get u pamphlet 1 _ h m : ?ur rert:tkat<? of cure performed ny . arf 0; ; . .thv..;* r,f truth of our own respectable - >?pei:nl p., and many other* here to whom we s ''ft*-.-. ar.,t r . rM.not doubt it* value a? medicine tjr ** "it tuticeol i: i> worth a pound of any other *a oiuia. Try it and it and you will he Sattetied oi !?we,?y. r '' ?'y i' irreil, I.ndd 4: Co., Pr Battnile, Dr Jack- v B St ??? \ Co,, and other* of our city. 1 ?> > _ DOVE L CO. "^TO TI it) >lf~A F F L Klk I) WITH Sure*. ot any description, with Hore Let;*, or Rtnjbonn. or Tetter. Ulcers, or Fellona. we re


ocr: , \ AND DAUfEKHKOTYi'ESt, AT i-RATT'S GALLERY, <ai? STkEtT, Eagle 8qia?e, Sion or the B, Window. f are now prepared to tako Ambrotypcs and cusrreo'Tr?-> oi erla end solicit the attcn 'I tiie public to our specimens. All Pictures are please. We do not boast of our work, but '-tons to decide. R. 8. 8ANXAV. 3 JAS WANTED.?A'young roan who cer.del a course of lectures at the University of V who has already had some experience in obtain a situation as tutor in a private I). H J.. Charlottesville. Va. July < ?5t* NOTICE. E hare just received a lot of White Marseilles White figured Silk Vests, also. Fapcf Llneu md cut in the latest style, to which we call the at? ?ot all in want. MERCHANT, WEIrHOER A CO., No. 112 Main Street. notice r-J- !.*w partnership of HANCOCK A HUDNALL tsvttig been dissolved on the 1st of July by mntal r- william HANCOCK, Attorney at Law, will " to practice In the Courts of the City of and Chesterfield. -r?s commuted to his care will meet with prompt Mary Public, he will punctually attend to the va ivies of bis cfSoe. " 11th street opposite Lee A Bayly's eia 1 '",r lm<?n<ling broken Glass, China and AH articiea joined wirh this valuable ein- i ciG,n,> perfectly bard in a short time ns loloej. K0r ,tle by , # duval a" NORTON, Druggists. I.. 10th and Main streets. ? l :v ^HlSKEY.?200 barrels, for sale . ALLKii A. CO. [" AUEW Wir'^KY-150 barrelsTfor ufa; havenport ALLEN 4, CO. t U^nding^r u'le^"" "" V"4 davenport, allen & co. * Slt;A"-^. barrels, tor .ale by DAVENPORT, ALLEN Si CO.


ocr: K A TIC (' l N U 1 D AT I? ! FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PEyysYLI'AyiA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JOHN C, BRECKINKIDGE, OF Kkyn.'CKY. DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET. 1st n-.-trirt?K W. MAS.-'KN!!I.'If 0 o! Portsmouth. 2d liwrtct?THOMAS H. (' tMl'HKI.I. m Nottoway :t.i 1) ,trict?A. HI'C.HKs IMf.l.Akn of Henry. 4th Ihatnet?JAMKS (iAKI.ANli <>t Campbell. 5th Hwtiict-JolIN COOPE, Ja ?f Bedford,.' C.th ? strict?AU'a JnNT.s ,.i Ci.ftv?:iW4. 7th i-!rict M p. iAl.lAi hiiiUj ot Oioitcoster rti: :n.trict?it. 1. MOVTAi.'t i: oi MMdleacx I'th J?i tri.r?J AM Kc IUI< jiOi'K ot fuln-p.-r 10-ii iiatriot?J KAN'Ool.I'H TI.VKER ot hr*'**ak IHh District?JOliX T HA UK lis ?.t Uockin ;liam 1-Jtli I?i-tri t?A. 0 PKNDf.FTON offiile,. Itlrli ):?'t;ct?Ktlt.N H KI.OVD , | IViwiiiigton. 11th .lis'rict?.* AMi I.I. I. Ha! S ofliilmrr 15th District?sMIKKItAUH Cl.KMKXtj ot Ohio.


ocr: ^ 1 ... LEGANT LACE COLLARS AM) SLEEVES, CMTE are receiving frequent addition-to our splendid , TT assortment of Black l.ace Collars Dueled Black Crupe Collars Valenciennes Lace do. Black l.ace Fetts Real Point Lace Belts Hamilton do. do. Valenciennes Lace .-'etts Ereucu Embroidered Murliu Ertts do. Cambric do. Burled Black Crape do. o which we iuvbe the attention 01 our friends. trice, bayly i: WaTKIN", Dealers in Rtaple and Fancy Dry Goods, NovB 157 Main St.. nearly opposite Exchange Bank.


ocr: him; hii.i.iam i.ani> for salk tin November, IdJki, will be sold the Urm ii Kilip WilltMiit county, known n* Keuniugtou, contain in.- about lorn hundred and ciphtv acres. Mtuatcd in i refined nr. i ngrrciililo neighborhood, only two milt'* fruu Aylctt's (the lii-inl of ion iuarioit oil (tie Mnltapotii,) liOtu lor health and delightful waters, it should command th attention of those in want of a small farm. Imptovementa consist ol a large dwelling, stable, barn rjuururrs, Ac , all m good repair " CJiMa made know n i o the day ol sale. llOKKliT Hl'DrtlNS. Nov 1?cids F. DfcVV. , % e


ocr: **?>;;. < > * ?*t?* " fl,rswin^t. M,^ li II CHAN AN, J A " U piSSSVLlAyiA. A,'- * *' ,.K VH"V PRESIDENT, Mlll- V. BitECK1XR1DGE, J I'll-* ,f. A ySTI CK Y. mtj. kT!kTtoual ticket. DK11'" ,, y.\?KNHl'KO of Portsmouth. ,.. i?i,T---i,,,>\iis il CAMPBELL ol Noltowny. |t> r HKS PIU.ARD ?f Henry. "iii '.' " ' vm ' ~ '; \Jfci 1 - A N1? ot Campbell . ' " ' tii*. ?.'K. Jk. ?t Bedford, v i v\ J?"NKS jt Cheater field. fir. >*'" u m b taliaferro ol Ulouccitor. , v.oNTAtil'K nt Middle*'*. : ' " \y. - BAKliOt'U ol Culpeper. rs : ,\.\>:,0l.rn TUCKER ?t Frederick. ,',V\ HARRIS of Hooki _,.ntiu. 'v'"' "V V 1KSPLKTON of (ii!. -. ... jorrs? ; ,. j..LOVO of Wiwhinatun. I d .1! I HAYS ot Winner. ' \!>l' CLEMENS ol Ohio.


ocr: FAIR OK THE >1 ECU A.NIC'M' TL'TE.?The annml Fair of the Mechnn will he op- ned T0-XI01IT. The opening wl" h'' d,,||vered by Kn J. MUKRISON, Esq ot the era Female Iuaaiute. Besides the usual display ot SPECIMENS OK MECHANICAL SKILL AND THY, AND OF FANCY A TICI.ES AND PICto TURKS, The work ol American Artists, there will he exhibited GREAT PICTURE OK THE SCHOOL OF ATHENS." from the original, by Kafaelle. Mr. PRATT will the Picture each night. The Institute hopes the public of the city and will generously aiJ them in their exertions to luster extend southern geniu# and enterprise Doors open at 7 o'clock. Oct 21?It


ocr: -^z^nLl " ' " * ' I.U.MONs ?JidO.W> AXES.?Now receiving and ! ty fjr i>?!c cheep ay I'hAJiKs'OS k ASiiEBtOA, I March 25 No- I DO. Main iirect. ' O C(i.kU ?125 bbl?. C V.?:iow Sn^-ir, of various idea, ' rccuivin; und for wit I'J" j M irch 25 BACON Si BASK ERVfLL. raBlWK CUEKN NEW CROP i B <;oi-FKE?l.and.ne miii for rnlt-liy j .r.-; HAVEN BOUT. A.'.!. EX <fc CO. I Clou li 11 r'.Mli.N?TilP tine ship l'r.:-i:t?i:: a77" Smidr,'-now on her way from New York j Jan.es River, will load whore pert, uiwl I wi'ii quick dcrpairh. For IreijUr or musape. apply to I M"rch -'u-ift SCUAEit/EOril.Ki; & CO. s LONDON BKICK TUOWKI.S. "il?i tij CJ.AKKSON A \NHKIfSi >X, j March v'o >o ;iai Moii, eAr- ei.


ocr: LA 1)1 US' FA I lt.-Oii WlinN'KSllAY ev-n 5 Inc. !h- si-Mi ii h! ' Hull, on Bank -t . "ii- t.-i tr.r ilc*v. M. I). s I'hurt*.': w.ll ojieu i uft tut. p' ?- -liable an i desirable rnclen, to i ti'.' * wttoi- i'ja tr. ! furor. Coth - iin-1 sub?tnn**.,l< irt-m 11,A. M . ro It. P. M.. Cr, Jellies, .N.C., i:i sbliudtiucc. ,* to he r.mnnued till Saturday nigh:. Ji irch u?_ EN c I i, "sTill ~SG i7isii' AND LA Fit HATCHETS.?Ol mporior qualitv, tor m!i by CI-AHivSOW X ,\ND?,K:;(J>. *tU33 No. iu*. M?tu Suite..


ocr: VlAltSUAC'S SALE. ERIDAV. THE 14111 DAY Ot NOVEMBER next, at the door ot the Court Hou?e of Kanawha couuty, I shall otter for snle to the highest hinder, lor cash, all the n. . I ../.l, un.i fivnircs of the Coal River Navigation Company, lyiny and being in Kanawha and Boone coun ties, and built and erected under their charter ftom the State of Virginia?the same being levied on by me to sat i?ty three executions in lavor of Scott A W hit lord, anil one in favor ot William II. Webb, ag.mis: said Coiupanv. and all iasued from the L'uited States Court for the Western District of Virginia held at rhsr'eetoti , ROBT. BLAINE, Deputy, For JetTerson T. Martin, M<o...ai V\ . li. t'a. 31?ctd*


ocr: <IBl.M)sTdM> tug lor sale by JOHN . Mity'? . 1 keen and black ti 4-. tar f ot various gradee, lor .?le tiy M:iy 2 ' etaiftttkn itoxes to ST STARCH, for *! by ;'ill5 May 2 ... HY'VilE I311 KIDOK Oi A PROCLAMATION f\'FOB M ATIOS having been reeled five, the'?n inquest w?* held in r| hilar, upon the body ot Jo-eph **! by wilicll there : ; rea,.,n ro ami' usn.nr, srt awi?i com; y. tiie ?*id >' ' murdered by .HMth-; liNKIiOKV. wie> t?? en(,< , in now ,'oin.t m Inrge; there1 ler h reward ol One Hundred 11N d Ki'ty person or persons who ahull rirre-: the mo! deliver into the jnil ol sud < ' over require nil oth ers of this < 'oiniiiu ?r' njtliti ry, mi 1 request the pe ipte ueicfs ij he?t exertion* to procure flie uric t ot that he in.iv he loou.ht to justice (iiven under my hsii.l it4 Governor. ?n>' ? ?er Seal ctihe i/ointnoiiwenltb. st 1 ' Sdtii day ol April, lu lh# yesr IIKS' j By the Governor. Gkohce \V M' nfu*: 1 the Coinin' iivvenlth. | J i :,es Gregory in tiboui tire fc> * seven Liuli. M stti.ill "tuture. (purely lout:''1' yours o| Mge, Iqfht lisir dl.ipose i rocur.' projects, throwing the lower te"th a htti' upper. JLNCTION V.ILLKY TMlM'/K' AT Cl'uLlC Al'h'T'0* ( virtue of h dccice made hJT ; Kocltbrid'o, ht Its April term ' ewe of Win L. KljtiiHt mi l others, " ley Turnpike Cornpnny. mid other", p1'-" ' uiilers'.'oud coioiiite*:oriers tor tl; P j: will, ou MiturjHy, the bt'i of A'uu-'-I Aucihiti t<> the IH.'hf ?t bidder. ?! " . Court House in l.exio.'tvo.'lo*' ( tion Valley Turnpike Com puny. 1 purteimuce-thereto attached. . leti.tb. lending trotc bueaaiist; tJ ' ,'.l3 tlicioue ntftnbuetncnt may be 10 o.t *,y I THRMf.?Cash in Uaod.euffi' ?' snJ cxpeti?ej ot Sa'.e, srul tor toe me - ^ ,t twelve, ei.'hteeii Mtfd tw. n'J -'our "'wi:s < stnlir.eiits.tki> purchiwer fcir'11* T \ti, I V p.lXTON Msy >.'-ctJ? !Li?? f A S J A.W Htll Compsiiy wi.r to* i-e> ^ . (iouldui, on 13th sheet, Ho J ou the hrst Mond?> in By order ol the Hoard ot l'J- ^ .


ocr: 1 i i 1 DE.HOCRATIC CANDIDATE;.. FUR PRESIDENT, |J A M E S I! U C II A X A V, of pehssylvama. *; FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JOHN 0. BRECKINRIDGE, of kestuckF. democratic electoral ticket. 1 ?t District?V. MAS.SENKl'Rti of Portsmouth. oj District?THOMAS II. CAMPKK1.1 ot Nottoway. :til District? A HITiUKs Dil.l.AUD ot llotirv. I Pii District?JAMES Uikl'iND ot ('amplipH. ii I>i,trict?JuUS GOODE, Jk . ?t ltd font. I tith District?A I. F X JUNES ,.i rli.si.rtli'M 1. 7iu lustii.t?\VM It IAl.lAFF.Ritt> .'t iJjouopjtPr. 'ii District?It. I. MONT.lt.i'K ?! Muliilescx I '.'Hi District?J.AMF.S liARhfil'it ?t Ctilppj.. r j I oili District?J ii.iNnOI.I'll'l l CKER ..t Frederick. iiii DiMri. l?JOHN I H Al.'Ri.- : Koesio'Luui. .'til pi>t:i' t?A ii PENDLETON o' Giloo I Jtli District?JOHN h FLOYD ot WKfhiueton. tin Dl-Uiei-.-AMl'KI L. 11AYS ot Gihner


ocr: AM } Tim.vTiu: RENE 'IT OP MR. BROWNE FKIDW F.VEN1M3, October 3, lv.fi. will be J. t eriormed the Prntna of the 3 TOOULES. 3 T.-dhs Mr. F K. Browne. 0 The farce ut A KIv> IN THE DARK. Ptiebutie P. E. Browne. 9 To conclude with KHT1AKD III. ). Richard ? E. Browne. ON MONi'AV, THE .-liA OP IfE.J \I).MI??1()N ? I'rvss I'iri 'e and Par. uette, NO cents. extra charge :<. reserved seats.) '.'d Tier Boxes u:.t? tialler.es o i eei.is


ocr: rR^IIE ?ub?cr.ber wifheo t.i tell h:?K?iraicK j V. X liam County, about twenty u : > - trim ):: adjoining the lauds ot Capt M rtin Urewi v ??.?i i.:: . is a very healthy location ami a dea.rabie :.i :p b? re contain* bet ween 3t0 and -IC J acre* it large p< r.... . ia very-uperior swamp lard, part oiWincii i? well . ,i. i and in cultivation, auu the I .bote " - ') to If -rah. i iui'1 cleareil up The high loi-.i lie* ? II ! t-i ' ! ductive It hai Oil It a pi f I lt*v ).;u=' hoUre. Wl'i r ;"i:n. attd all t:? eef-nry ot h " F'-r.'on- '.ri;hi::.' to purchare willnj.lrr.- tljr r at Cliarl'ittoaville, Albemarle County, Va. May Id?d&cU TUOS. j, VALLMUNi,


ocr: 11 E .tl O c n A T I C A > I> I D AT fc?. run i'uuMUL.vr, h J A 21E S Bl'CHAXAX, J OF PES.XSYLFAMA. 5 FOR VICE PRESIDENT I iOilX .0. lilil-CKIMilDGE, f OF KESTFCKY. Ol'AIOCUATIC KMXTOIl.W, TICKET. ai jjtoiri t-THoMAs|ir' c ampbkl lP0TN *?y M 1>|?' .T-A in (.IIKS DU.I.AKD?t H.-nrv C vr. Jt.tr . t-JAMKS OAKLAND of f ... i i'-:?J??11N CinjpE. Jn . ?.f B.'dtie.i . It Di?:r:<*> ?AI.K.\ JliN.'.s ... Cher. ni.d,| ' .to Dnititot?WM !: T.tUAFEKFtO ot CloucMter h JAMES r . KJXnoi I'll TCCKEK ol KreJorick ' I?JOHN T IIA Kit IS Rock.nghmn .i I.. ! t?A I' EN DI.J- ToN oi Oil. j. Jiwio-'t?JollX B FI.OVD . I Warnm-ton . !' Dwrict-SAMUKI. I. HAYS of oilES <:ii Dirir.-t?silKliK.AKD n.KMK.V- Ohio. .L


ocr: ' ' ; ? s '' 10 jj, K .IIO C R A T I C <' AND1 D AT g* FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES 15 DC HAN AN, of FF.\ysYi.i'Ayr.t. u, FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JOHN (!. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KFSTUCKY. J democratic klkctokai. ticket. ?t Dipirirt-T-K. \V. MASSENRI'KO of Purt&tnoutb J District?THOMAS I! CAMPBELL Nottoway <1 District? A HI'dlES III I.I. A K !> of Henry. ' ' ih District?JAMES OAKLAND of Oninpio-11. tli District?JOHN OO0DE. J* , ?f Bedford. th District?AI.KX JONES .t Chesterfield 0 til I)i*trii*??VVM H Tai ? ?*-*????" ; i 'i-i'ir r.nuw n| liloOCSstrr rh District?I! I. MONT AGUE or Middles, x 11 th District?JAMES KAKHOI'R of Culpep.r tli District?J RANDOLPH TUCKER of tli District? JOHN T II.AKHJ.i .,i Korkinuhxin '' th Di?nit?A <i PKNDI.KTuN r.t th Out rift?JOHN K FLOYD ol AWhrn.-fon th District?SAMUEL I.. HAYS of Gthner '


ocr: HTKA.flklt likLYIDKltb, ' 'OR BALTIMORE. . lE^ElGHT received today, Monday, , IJ* fc I A1 and up to the hour of y o'clock, P. bumMBt I v Tueaday. the 2nd intt ,i( .Cooaigneea are requested to *end for their good* to- & Kh'.ppofi bxo requested to lead in the name* of their 1 ^snee* Tue?day afteruooo, or thair ahipraeuU will be jJ1fcti'd to order. f Ifff-*?* Ll'DI.AM ic WATFON. II* V' liereh* pume now Rice, for *ale by "< <- 1 IMVKNPOKT, ALLEN 4.CO


ocr: OUT.?All the odds and ends of *i0f5.0' evTV kind, embracing Over Coats of j Togaj, Cas-imwc Costs, tine Vesta are ao-i w jilk hnd Merino Shirts and Drawers, &c, ott e i',"'", e: neatly reduced prices, to clear them ??- <i?IUodaee for youraolvcs. KfcEN, BALDWIN 4 CO., 6 * 108, Mala street.


ocr: iTniilM.S AM) ;'I.UKKHEI. - i'.'jbarreis N .. 1 fires* North "orolina Hrming* ' J Co .1.- > - 1 I'nt do la ofl I Jo ? ; 3 ir.sJt.im P scoa M?.-Jt;r,i Si do Urge No J ! Jo fof j.ioby ?. ?- SSUNiifcio ? CO., Ctzj ?-


ocr: I o K .11 O CIK A T I C CANDIDATKi, FOR PRESIDENT, i JAMES It U C II A N A A , O F I'KXXSYL l'A XIA. for vice president, JOHN C. I!l{ ECKIXRIDGE, OF A'EXTUCKY. DEMOCRATIC ei.KCTOKAL TICKET. Is: Mist?K. W MASSENBt'liii of Portsmouth. g<l Dirt?TIMO'I in RIVES of Prince (leorj** :M Dirt?A. HL'iJHES DIl.l.AKDot Henry. ' I'll |)i??(tARI.AMl ol Criit!t>i>e I r?:it Dirt?JOHN (IOODK, .Ik , of Bedford tirit Pint?AI.K.X JONES nt" <;ii,*vrlie,.s 7th Pin?WM. I! TU.I U KRRO oi Gloucester S;h Pin?K I. M'>ST.\'il'K <.t Mi idie,,ex. I'lii Pl.-t?JAM KS it A K 1.01 i{ i,i t'tilpeper. iiitii Dirt?J RANP J.I'll TI'i'KKK d! Frederick IIrli Pin?JOHN' T IIAKRISnt Roekinchiuii I'Jiii Pi-t?A (J I'KNPI.K'I'ON m' <.ii, * , ia:!i Pin?JOHN li ELOVP , i Wartime!,>n ' Pin?SAMI'KI. I.. HAYS oi liilnier ' 1 loth Pin? SHEHKARP CI.EMENs oi Ohio


ocr: I) E .11 OCItATI I' ' A >DID AT FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF peyysYL fasia. ? FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KF.STVCKY. DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET. In Pirlri't?K W. M \.~~ENRI'H?i nf Pnrttmoulh. j.l Pi-iricl?THOMAS 11 CAMl'BhU. <>t Noltuwuj 3il I>i-tr:?-t?.A IH 'illK.- DIl.t.AKD ?l llpnry. Itii l>i-;rii-'?J Wli " 'ilKI.ASP ol Cumpbill. .'itii 1 >i.-trlot?JOHN tiOOl'K, Jr "1 RiMfloril. tiih ? AI.1..V JUNE:- I Pi rfi.-i.l Tih lii-iiii*i ? tt'M l> 'i AI.IAI Kllltu hi (iluiicettcr Mil District?11 !. MoN'f >01 I', ui M,,i?ili ?i-x. ' Ki Pi-rrn-t?JAMES BAHBOl'K 01 I I'll; Miriin"?J KlNI'Ol : t i '11'PKKK .1 Frederick, 111n Harriet?JOHN T HARRIS <>t Rockingham. '-;| 1'ij-f:i t?A I, ri.Mtr.KToN our.v', Di?rr!cr?JOlt.Y B FLOYD of Wnebinston lltti Pi-trict?."i.Mi Kl. i. JJaYS of Gilmer I.Vm it trict?.-llhrtliAKD Cl.KMKN- or Ohio.


ocr: "amYsemeStsT Til I:\TUI: ii N . r'.'.. \ i'tJ l.e?ae?-8 , o.S . ..i. . Sole Manager - SS??N .Stafc-e Manager . >I<-\I.K> \ctine Manager - , \, SltiHT tii- MR. BKuVVN. r?V - . -.A LYKMNti. s,*i- .in, >.6. will be 1 . I .??< : t!..' -IHtUll s I \ V|||.\ Mr S K Brjwn. To include with the F-.ree ot" \\ I IMt\V> \ H'TI >1 . i . e. ... S R. r.rnw i .. . > ?i':ev I'trcir a., i l\i-,u- i--i;ti*, : . >.;v ,i -,i i.e. b.'Ao* C> . , -. - i _ \ ; ;. ' ; k o ! - ; !! . * Overtuie . omiuiMiee at n-.iart<-r be


ocr: V . Y. nKnot"*1'"1 I fi>K PRESIDENT, ' JIMES BUCHANAN, OF rEyysYLi'jyu. TOR VICE PRESIDENT, J01IS C, BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. f pS'IOf RATIC ELECTORAL TICKET. iW MASSENRl'RO of Portsmouth. ?.. ;?j;r."!-THOMAS II CAMPBELL ol NoOOWlV, Ilstrict? A". HI GHES Dlt.LARD pi Hcnrv C ftstrtct?JA.ME8 GARLAND of Ctiuipbell v- [hst.tct?JOHN GOOI'E, J*., pi Bedford. fti District?ALEX JONES of Chesterfield. H ~:l Disttict?' R TALIAFERRO ot Gloucester. HjjiroK ! MONTAGU E of Middlesex. District?JaMES BARBOUR of Culpepcr. nlstr.ct?J RANDOLPH TUCKER of Frederick. -JOHN T. HARRIS of Rocklngbsw. District A U PENDLETON 01 lilies rvjtrtct?JOHN H FLOYD of Washington. District?SAMUEI. L. UAYS of Gilmer. > District?BHKRRARD CLEMENS 01 Ohio. ' ' ELECTORAL TICKETS.


ocr: FRIDAY, THE UTH DAY OF NOVEMBER nexf, " at the door of the Court Home of Kanawha couti'v, I shall offer for sale to the highest bidder, for cash. all u? Dams, Lock* and fixtures of the Coal River Navigat < n Company, lying and being in Kanawha and Boone and built aid erected unde; th. ir ih?r?*r fiom le **rate of Virginia?the sarin* being I* vied * n bj tn> jsiy tares ex**;utivij* .n tsvur si ro>tt s V. Uitford. an.i t o in favor ot William II Webb, against said Company, and all Issued from the Uuired Pistes CVmrt for li:*- We. ru District of Virginia held at Charleston. 'r' ROBT. BLAlNF. Dep" y. For Jefferson T Martin. Marshal V.. V Vt.


ocr: *^^a>' ...' i"\7 ?" ?"'? OK pkksihknt, ,.?cj |i iron AN AN, J A M J' ^ rvys$YLfASlA. l ,, v VK TkKSMIKNT. itRCCKINKlDGE, .H'11 -> oF kf,STICKY. T!( Kl.Kt TOUA1. TICKET. OF.JHM'1, M vs IXSl'Kt; of Portitinonlb. . , j,,.. ^ il CAMI'BKLL. of Notlow?y. "A l'u '' * i'.i i.liKS IMI.1AKD of Henry, a !>>'' 11M1?;\KI.ANH of Cn.npl.ell. " ? . . u iitr J? wl Kedtord. N J"Xf< Chesterfield. ._tv>| i?. TAI.IAKKKItO ol liloucester. ' *.'. _K 1. MONTAiil'Kot Middlesex. * '" J,v* 'I - BAKBOI'R ol Culpeper. *p'-?J y.!>NlKJl.I'H'ITCKKK ol Kredeiick. _l( i;N ! HAltlllf" lit" K'vkliltillnlll. . KNI?LKTON ol Giles". i > JOHX f of Washington. I '! ' HAYS of Gilmer kstrtot?> I' ' : A!?'' H.HMKNS of Ohio. |lKK?inh:>riu. election tickets. ,v . ..imiwri' l>inocri;oy of every County aud ? :.':r S..:a t supply themselves with Electoral ..r'.he electiou. No doubt there will he . -s, i ll the unsuspecting. It would be pru cure such Ticket* a* cannot he ^ of TickeU we will send to any part . (! postage,! for seventy-live cent* per tive .i ilar* per thousand. The rash Must (Very itder. The Tickets are now ready for RITCHIE A 1HI.VKAVAXT. ,,THKC??M.A|1>>>IONKKSOKTIIK KEVEM'E ..,,ri :b t the Commissioner* of the iievenue .. at 1 town in the Cuninonwealth. should u. ic.-sifc-tieil their name-;, county aud ,\.:t:e:ii: p hit mi, hs early as possible, iu :hc;r P.. may be properly mailed.?all who ,\ ::ip y c.s rcijue.i, will have their hooks sent ,, li. ,.f -t their respective counties and towua. ,'aUK't.d.Oct. 1. KI1CHIK A DUNNAVAXT. MlTK'K TO M llM ltlKKKSl. ? Our Collector , >,; y i oi?K. ? ll visit the Counties of Montgouie?;?!? A\ vie. I'. ?*ki. Klovd, franklin. Washington, ....... put.v'ivaa' i a Halifax. during the tnuirh of Oo,-r Si: -in > a it,?i.re iu arrears will eoufer a great ,, . >: PCH '' l>l'NN'WANT Si PRYOR. ery>sPK( 1 II. NOTICE ?I have obtained the es pe- :s's' *vices of Mr. John M. Garland to assist nr. -viable, in-Kmiuirer. Virginia Medical MetSes; >pc The Vugiiiia Medical and Surgical osl. sad the Sou'hero l.iterary Messenger, Ac. He v:si: :ue counties as follows: t ulpeper. fski'. litriiy. Hsiupabire. k redcriek, Jesh rson, Mor- 11?. ?e. l.ouJi uii, Kuuqaier. tlncii. Madisou, Caro- .v.-.. hopitu; he will be weleiiinely received and in these and other


ocr: 1? t M O < It A T ? ?' ?' A i>' l>l UATf, Fun m-sn?i;sT, JAM E S II ir C II A NAN, OF PESysYLl'ASU. FOIl VU'K I'KESIDKNT, .1011 \ C. lilU'CklNlUlllit OF FF.yi CCSY. DEMOCRATIC KI.ECTOEAI. Tlf KKT. ut Hi.tri.-t-K w m\ssi:m:i'k<; of p .n.,,;.,.. al I'i-lrii-i?THOMAS II CAMI'ISKI.I ..r N .? :M i?i?th.-i? a 111 ?;111:.~ h;i.i. \i:i> n. r' -v' * ltd Hintriet?J VMi:H OAKI.ANI) ,,f CampMl :.ili District--JolIN liooDK. J*.. - jl>r,i District?At, KX JOKKri ..t Ci., rii-M 7fli In-trict ? U ,\| |: TU.IAFKKItO . : ?,! m.,,.. -Hi lii-tr. r? i: ( Mi iV'j" \i ,| s I'II, lii-iiii-i?.1 .? I;A|;|K,| p p, r I' d liMtn. r?.1 IIAMiiil.i'il 'M't'KKR ..i K,.,i., I.Hi Di'trirt- JollM I II \Nli!.~ ..i K...it " ' I-ih I'l-tn l?A i; I'l XPI M'oN t.-j,...' i.it, lii-iii.-:?JUIIN i; h.W> i, u-,.! Mi.. u Di-trict?slMI'KI. I IIAVS oft; . * IHstriet- >111.|;|, \i:'i ri.KMKXj? ..I OJJ .. l'Kl.fl IHLIS i'l A l. hl.ht TION TICKETS. We w.nil.! Hilu-.- tin* ll.'iu.M-rM' y every Onuuty ?? ? ' ??PP?r ?" ' ' - With iii tiin.i l..r lln- i l.-. li .ii Nil .Imil.i th-ro will lr.ii. l- I" I oil 11., unsu-p. r Tir;l. ? lull, 111. r. ii...,, ii. i.r.' -ni-ii Tick. i- . bi.init I,.. erf in .1. I l.ir* i-!??- .,1 1 i.-ki'ti* w. will ? I,.| t.i i.i.\ tin- Slate, (lr.-?- ul |i "t-i l.ir M vi'iily-nv., i-^ntt lr.-?i. >ir ii v.* dollar. p, i tin.u?iiii.l. The cn?U um-t . .j;n;,.ii,y e\.-ry order