Lewistown gazette. [volume]

ocr: Secretary of the Commonwealth. July 9, 1857. unD B Has Just Opened a Splendid Assortment OF SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. IF you want a clu:ap Dress, call at the Old Corner. If you want a cheap shawl, call at the Old Corned If you want cheap Silks, call at llie Old Corner. If yon want cheap Muslins, call at the Old Corner. If you want Kentucky Jeans or Tweeds, rail at the < ld Corner. Also, Flannels, alt kinds and colors. If you want Shallies or Berege.s, call at the Old Corner. If you want Brilllantes or Lawns, call at the Old Corner. If you want La Villa Cloths.call at the Old Corner. If you want Silk Cravellas, call at the Old t'< rcer. If you want Mourning Goods, call at the Old Corner. If you want striped Skirting Muslin, go to the Old Corner. If you want patent Crinoline Lining,go to the Old Corner. If you want Collars, Dndersleeves, Edgings, liiscrlings, Flouncing*, or any Embroideries, go to the Old Corner. If you want Corded Skirts, Sonlag Skirls, or Hoops, call at the Old Corner. If you want Cloths, call al the Old Corner. If you want Cassimere*. call ai the Old Corner. If you want Salinetts, call at the Old Corner. IF TOU WJHfT MtTTUUTO /.V THF. VHY OOOVS I.IJfK, OO TO THF. OLD CORA'KIi If you want to make choice from over 1"0 siylesof Wall Papers, go to the Old Corner. If you want a Carpet of any kind, go to the Old Corner. If you want Groceries, fiueensware, or Cuttory, call at the Old Corner. If you want Clothing, Boots or Slu.es, Hats or Caps, call at the Old Corner. If you have Country Produce to exchange for Goods,call at the Old''orner. . If you want Bargains in anything, call at the Old Corner ©•Country Heaters supplied with Goods by wholesale at a very small advance above city whrl-sale prices. ap23 GKORGE BLYMYER. Good Goods and Low Prices! McCoy & Ellis's CHEAP STORE! 3MIE undersigned, trading under the name and firm of McCOY & ELLIS, respectfully in v,rm 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, directly opposite Geo. Blymycr's store, a neat assortment of Seasonable Goods and Superior Groceries, to which they have added a good supply of gen tlemen's, ladies' and children's 2300t.0 anti Allots, suitable for the season. The market price iv CASH will always be given for COUNTRY PRODUCE, and liberal advances made on Flour and Grain on store. PLASTER, SALT, FISH AND STONE COAL always on hand. A quantity of SOU. suitable for Cattle, now on hand. F. McCOY. jell R. F. ELLIS.


ocr: Houses of the General Assembly of this Com monwealth for the session of 1857. Witness my hand and the seal of said [l. 3 J o ff lcet tbi s twenty-second day of June, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven. A. G. LUKIIIN, Secretary of the Commonwealth. July 9, 1857.

place_of_publication: Lewistown, Pa.

publisher: William Ross


ocr: IIOFII'B k FILLER. ATTOHXLVS IT LAW. BEDFORD, PA. XT/TLL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO ALL T T legal business entrusted to their care During the se. spins of ti c court, the senior partner nny no found at (he office of the firm, two doors south of lion. S. L. Russell's ofiice. p. 11. UOFIUS. JNO. 11. FILLER. Bedford, Nov. 28, 1856.

place_of_publication: Bedford, Pa.

name: Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume]

publisher: David Over


ocr: THE ASSESSORS WILL meet at the Commissioners Office, on Monday the sth diy of January 1867, to receive tln-ir Duplicates, instructions, Ac. Dec. 19, '6O. A.S. RUSSELL, Clerk.


ocr: Pennsylvania Railroad. ON and after Monday, February 23, ' trains leave Lewisto'wn Sution as fob-* Westward. Express, 6 06 a. in. 5 ID Fast Liue, 11 J6 p. m . jj 07? Mail, 339 " 44$ Through Freight, 2 20 a. m. 5 35 ' F.migrant, 500 4 535 1 Express Freight, 10 20 " 535 I Local " 7 05 " 7 '25 Fare t% Harrisburg, 50 ; to Philadr t 4 20; to Altoona, 175; to Pittsburgh, 47. Ticket Office will be open 2s : , utes before the arrival of each Pa* : • Train. D. E. ROBESON, A<*-


ocr: Lewistown Gas Company ELECTION. r Stockholders of the Levristoin: X Compauy are hereby notified th' election for a PRESIDENT and SIX M-A AtiLkS, to conduct the affairs of said " pany for the ensuing year, will be held* office of G. XV. Stewart, Esq., (at preset** uffice of said company,) on SATURW March 21st, 1856, between the hours-* o'clock a. m. and 3 o'clock p. m. fcb2C-3t G. W. STEWART, Sec'?


ocr: COURT X>Y virtue of as order j s „,U ) Orphans Court of J ine directed for that to public sale, upon the Saturday, June 6th, iJi to commence at 0 o'clock in tl that day, all those two certain and tracts of land, be!, ;r ,~\ t ~, and heirs of Ludv and beiri" situate, the one in h * ship, Mifflin county, bounds] - as follows, to wit:—On the Henry Ul-h and George K n . . by Frederick Kverbart, on th.-'i scph Yotter and David Yetter - SO ACRjjj magh town-hip, in -aid c \intv i*' vacant land on the north, |, T ]" u Dean on the en-t, and on the - by land of Eli K. \V 180 20 acres cleared, with a La* II and Saw Mill thereon. Term- made to suit par b.t- I>AXIEL Onarji'l n r.J wta-r rU,l,;rt, ./ /.„ , w Per Joseph AI.EXAj. oEt:, hi- . May 7, 1857.—ts DR. MARKS, RAVING resumed th - may always be found at hit Public Square, opposite the Lewi; - May 7, 1857-tf WANTED qniIRKE JOURNEYMEN ' 1 Apply to GEO. li. m:7-3t Lew:town, T LECTION".—Notice is • I J the Stockholders of the fid; Hall Company that :.n agers to conduct the affair- •: - during the ensuing Year, wiij o s > Hall on MONDAY. May the hours of 2 and 4 p. tn. my7 J. BOOHS: 25 Cent Books for Ten V LOT of Second-hand B k-. reading as new on"-, f,r - Enquire at the Gazette Offiee. Choice Farm Lands The Illinois Central It R 1 > SOW PREPARED TO SELL JL , 25 0 ACRES OF CllOlffi Fill mil Li la Tracts of 40_ acres and I p'.varc- Credit- and at Low Rates of i j 'HEsE land- were granted ! y f T merit to aid in the construct:an and are arno-'g the richest and m •:


The Bedford gazette. [volume]

ocr: 11l Will a'!-rv! Jitiih tnal!y nivl mrefrlL to :.';l opertat.'** i- ij f| ;•-.* I'• T •'* guLltwl, M .,,J I 1 I :i . i a\ t • inv'ieU, r'ro.'.i oatoiw eni'rr <•{. li J i if--, uti.l nil ojx-r.itsww warmiil* i. I t >1 t Tern a INVALUABLY CASH. • i I* :t t-Ltre.', ifc.liVrd, l'a.

publisher: Printed by Charles M'Dowell


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ocr: 1857. 1857. OPENING OF SPRING GOODS AT THE SHAWLS, PAKASOI.S, MANTILLAS. STRAW GOODS. RIBBONS, COLLARS, Ohallies, Brilliants, Poplins, Shaker Hoods, Lawns, Dress Trimmings. Kobe-., Ducal*. Byadine Stripes. Hoiinrfti Holies. Organdie .Husling, Flouncing*, Brass Hoops, kid (ilovcs, ©JSIEBTOa BANDS, PRINTS, TICKS, H'JJYIJOtV I'jiPEJtS, DRILLS, BLEACHED A.\D BROW* JirSLIIIS, together with a general assortment of CLOTHS, CASSI.MERES AND SATINETTS OROCEIcIEs jUraDi)rmaUr ClotWufl, Boots and Shoes, &c. May 7, 1 057. ILL Window Shades, as low in price I ... iiintiiun n.u.lii.


ocr: Foundry and Machine Shop. rpHE public are hereby notified tnat 1 have 1 rented the Foundry and Machine Shop in the b< ~ough of Lewistown, known as the ''Ju niata Iron Works," and the large and genera) assortment of Patterns, late the property of Zeigler and W j, now of John SteVrett & S, r l "' - 4U -fp— l-asling, Turning, on the shortest notice and in the best and most complete style, JOHN ZEIGLER Lewistown, April 17, 1856—tf


ocr: G-TTAJNTO. V full supply of REESE'S MANIPULATED j\ GUANO, containing 45 to 5(1 per cent, Phosphate Lime, and 8 per cent. Ammonia, manufactured from Columbian and Peruvian Guano, and contained in bags of about 160 lbs. each, in store and for sale, in lots to suit pur chasers, by RICHARDS & MIFFLER, Sole Agents for Philadelphia, 92 South Front street. Pamphlets, with full particulars, at the office of this paper. ap2-lm


ocr: GO TO THE BEE HIVE DRUG STORE TO -BUY YOUR DPIUOS C 11 E A I' FOR CASH! L 1


ocr: On Saturday the 10th inst., at his reside in Lost Creek Valley, Juniata county < merly of Mifflin county, WILLIS CQP|j Sr., in the TOtii year of his age. Mr. Coplin, during his long life, dischan, his duty faithfully and honestly in all lutious of life. His unbending integrity irreproachable character made him friends. He has left a widow andtjy, family to lament his loss. V f GEO. BLYMYEIT At the Old Corner Stand HAS just returned from the city withachon selection of Goods, purchased at reduced rates, which for Cash or Countrj hi duce will be sold at unexampled low pricti * The stock embraces LADIES' DRESS COOK SUCH AS Ginghams, Coburgs, Cashmeres, Lusires, De Baiges,&c Printed and Shaded De Laines aiLDsa ASD KREWOH HEEJLIWCS: Also, a well selected lot of CALICOES, JUIIB, Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Flannels. Tweeds & Jeans. SIIAWLS, CARPETm and a general assortment of GROCERIES QUEENSWARE, HARDWHE BOOTS, SHOES, and everything else generally found in a lira store. Merchants who desire torepke ish their stocks without going to the city *1 find strong inducements to purchase. ocJS RU I) I SILL, East Market street, Lie wis tow. Opposite Judge Ritz's Drug Store, invites* tention to hi new stock of Buffalo Robes, i t ; Fur Collars, Fur Gloves, LADIES' FURS such as Martin, Sable, Fitch,it New Styles i Common and Fancy RATS & CAPS AND Fall and Winter Style of Md" RATS & CAPS of every description. A large slock of the aboTe just opM* l in consequence of the times, for sale LOW for CASH or its equivalent■ Estate ef Melissa Staae, NOTICE is hereby given tbatletttfj* ministration on the estate oi • | STONE, late of the borough of , Mifflin county, deceased. nsT# ito the undersigned, residing in ... All persons indebted to said hsvik make immediate payment, ami 1 ? claims against the same present authenticated for settlement. .w,


ocr: Itf HIS!!. trC* ADDLG-S, Harness,' Trunks, Whip^'Ac.— nnder-igned wouldrepoctfuHr announce 'to the Public that they have formed a partner ship, and are now fully prepared to manufacture all kinds of-work in their lir.e of busineis ol ' the best materials, and upon the shortest ■ tice. Whips, wholesale or retail. Sfio at the oM stand-on Pitt Street. SIMON LING. J. A. HENDERSON. Bedford, N0v.8156


ocr: B R YAN'S T%9 i mdst certain and Speedy remedy ever discovered fur all Diseases of* the Chest and Lungs Coughs, Co ids, drthnu 1, Consumption. Bronchitis % JnJiucntG. Hoarseness. Dtjfrfult Breathing, Scrs Throat, WAFERS tbt most ia*t*t:tAncous k nd 1 rrfnct iplitif, ami when pemwrerod wfth according fr.rertinn*. never IWt to"effect s rapid an- "*lng cure. fhMiMjidft have lecu catorcd to perfect health who have tried other swan#in viio. To ail dtCMS and all constitu- tir.o* thev are eouivllr and a care—none Deed it© matter hotline?the'"disease may have existed, or iu never etvere'it may ♦*, provided the organic strut- l ire of •he vital out aiUicied should five them an impartial trial. JOB MOSES, Scle'Rwifrifltar Ivecheeter, S. T. •"rie# 'JS ver.l* per boa r*or s*ie by Pr.'B. K. Hurry. Sept. 18, 1857—zz. TUSCARORA ACADEMY.


ocr: flliSfl J J Wil aIMV* ;ia®afcukEw Md manfully f all prtscM \ i t t Baa Ave T*.w A.*J. rwfulAMd, Jw, Mta I I 1 art ftctal hßal.i Irmrtaft. fr.Mw otte ho rj •arim t 1 gj J BMaiMc, ltd fei wamuilaX UF T.rA DTVARIABLT CASH. em laat F n Biir4. Pa.


ocr: Dr. J. D. Stoneroad OFFERS his professional services to the cit izens of I.cwistown and the surrounding ! country. Office in the Beehive Drug Store. •May 21, 1857.


ocr: Foundry and Machine Shop. rnHE public arc hereby notified that 1 have X rented the Foundry and Machine Shop in the borough of Lewistown, known as the "Ju niata Iron Works, - and the large and genera) assortment of Patterns, late the property of Zeigler and Willis, now of John Sierrett & Go. and Wm. Wiljig, and that 1 am prepared to do ali kinds of Casting, Turning, &x\, on the shortest notice and in the best and most complete style. JOHN ZEIGLER. Lew istown, April 17. 1856—tf.


The Bedford gazette. [volume]

ocr: ! | Will attend jmnetUrtJly isuJ rnrrWlv |o a'l I.t tn t | I tm-'.ef t, ||, .-.ire I'. ~1 riie.f, pliigg- •!, • ~ a:i-l Ij I . rt nrutl te-;. ir. rte I, frm an eatir- t. til 1 • UHfiemtr, an.l .tH e;ieratMM wammu, 1. t , :y T'rmt INVARIABLY CASH. I ; P' Of- i>-i E:-; P.it .IWJ, D-tlfi-r-L Pa. W ? j


ocr: STATii TiCKET. FOR GOVERNOR : DAVID YVIDIOT. of Bradford County. CANAL COMMISSIONER: WILLIAM VILLWARR, of Philadelphia. SUPREME BENCH: JAMES VEECH, of Fuyellt County. JOSEPH J. LEWIS, of Ckeslcr Count.y


Lewistown gazette. [volume]

ocr: A. J. WARNER, Principal. Hiss M. J. MABBETT, Teacher In Female Department. iraHE Fall and Winter Session of this Instituteon will open for the reception of Students, jf MONDAY, August 31, 1857—the Sessions to continue TWENTY TWO weeks, d,vldd ,nto lwo Quarters of ELEVEN weeks each. Instruction will be given in all the branches of study common to Seminaries and Academies, with various general and practical Exercises in Orthography, Composition, Declamation, &c. Also, lessons in Music, Drawing, Painting, etc. Terms, per Quarter of Eleven Weeks. Primary Class—Embracing Elementary English Studies, $3 00 Middle Class—lncluding Higher English Mathematics 6 00 Higher Class-Including also Languages and Higher Mathematics, b 00 Painting—water colors—from $4 00 to Wj Music, (use of Piano for practising, extra $2 00.) 10 00 Incidentals for each Student, .NIRANOM are made for less than HALF A QUARTER,— those made before the MIDDLE will be reckoned from the beginning. Bills of Tuition will be presented for payment at the middle of each quarter, if not before paid. ______ __ _ aUSJ °


Bedford inquirer. [volume]

ocr: m I'iLii smT~ THE subscribers hire, just opened a lug' insert ment of PALL and WINTER GOODS, all r which will 1.0 offered af prices 'o suit Ihe tinv ?'■ We respecifrlly invite cash and prompt six mouth cus'o i-era to cill apd examine our slock, assuring them that wo shall off r greater inducements thxtl ! erer heretofore . Country Produce' ofa!! kinds wanted, for which, ' we will pie the highest price. A. B. CRAMER & CO Oct. Iff 185 J.


Lewistown gazette. [volume]

ocr: THE GAZETTE. LEWISTOWN, l'A. Thursday, September 17, 1857. American Republican Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR: DAVID WILMOT, of Bradford county. FOR CANAL. COMMISSIONER: WILLIAM MILLWARD, of Philadelphia. FOR SUPREME JUDGES: JOSEPH J. LEWIS, of Chester county. JAMES YEECII, of Fayette county. THE PEOPLE'S TICKET. Assembly, JOHN PCJROELL, Esq., of N. Hamilton Sheriff, WM. MORRISON, of Union township Register and Recorder, GEORGE GUTHRIE, of Armagh. Treasurer, SAMUEL BARR, of Lewistown. Commissioner, WM. CttEIGIITON, of Derry. Auditor, JOHN Q. ADAMS, of Decatur. Director of Poor, (Borough District,) JOHN CUBBISON, of Lewistown.


ocr: GO TO THE BEE HIVE DRUG STORE j TO BUY YOUR :oiT _ acis | CIIEAVFO R C A S II ! j


ocr: VALUABLE FARM AND MILL PROPERTY Near Williamsport, Fa., FOR SALE! riTHE undersigned, surviving partner of the I firm of J. R. &W. B. lluling, offers for ] 6ale all that valuable property situated on the ! south side of the Susquehanna River, 6 miles from Williamsport, and 3 miles from the line of the Sunbury & Erie Railroad. The Penn- I sylvania Canal passes on the opposite side of the river. This tract contains OQO ACRES, i with G per cent allowance. 200 acres are 1 cleared, and in a good state of cultivation.— i There is a large amount of valuable Timber 1 on the premises, a good stream Bf water, and A •) 3AY/ EilliL The mill is new, being built in 185 G. The DWELLING ings tin icto; 2 large BARNS, one of which is first ciass, with a large shed attached. The above property will be offered at Pub lic Sale at tho Court House, in Williamsport, Wednesday, August 19, 1857, at one o'clock in the afternoon. A portion of the purchase money in cash, the balance made easy, with interest, and ap proved security. Terms made known 011 day of sale. Further particulars can he obtained by ad dressing WILLIAM B. Ill;LING, Surviving partner of the firm of J. I'. <fc ' jy9 W. B. iluling.


ocr: ! Houses of the General Assembly of this Com monwealth for the session of 1857. llt si Witness m J hand ar,d the seal of said 1 " J office, this twenty-second day of June, ! one thousand eight hundred and fiftv-seven A. G. CURTIN, Secretary of the Commonwealth. July 9. 1857.


ocr: J Will attend ponrtnally and tWftl'y la all of*ratl§ ta- i l trvMWxl to h-s car* T*i'b tU*d, |>io|tftni. Jfcfl., aad • rt Act*) Mth inacrtod, from oh loan enuw **L t • OsargM moderate, and all operation* warranted. OT Tnua INVARIABLY CASH. 0A on E*t Pill atr*l, Bedford, Pa.


ocr: WANTBD. Tiro Journeymen Tailors will )>e emploreil by the subscriber, if application be made im nivtutoly—constant imployinent and cooil . wiges Will be given. C. I.OYEK. Bedford, Dec. 12, 1856. *


ocr: TIfE GAZETTE. LEWISTOWN, PA. Thursday, July 30, 1857. American Republican Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR: DAVID- WILMOT, of Bradford county. FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER: MILLWARD, of Philadelphia. FOR SUPREME JUDGES: JOSEPH J. LEWIS, of Chester countv. JAMES A EECII, of Fayette county. iSUILm 'iUATIiRL 'Lhe citizens of MifHin county opposed to present National Administration, and in of concentrating their strength in the State and County election, arc requested meet in the Town Hall, Lewistown, ort Tuesday evening, August 4,1857, to adopt such measures as may be deemed expedient to further that end.


ocr: EVERIIART, ASIiCOM A CO. FORWARDING "• COMMISSION MERCHANTS—HOPEWELL—FA. The übscribers doing business under the Finn of Everbart, Asbcom A Co.—arc u>-w prepared t>> store aad ship Fioar, Grain, and ail kinds of Jfrctwndise, upon reasonable terms. They also keep on hands, I'iastcr, Fish, Salt, Rock Powder, $-c., to which they invite the at! tention of Merchants in the county, and Far mers. The highest cash prices paid tor Flour, and Grain, that the Eastern Market, will afford. JXO. C. EVERI.A.UT, C. W. ASiKXJM, JXO. F. LOIVKY, G. K. BARNDOLLAR. Dec. 26, 1856.


ocr: fHH Wiit tUn4 puT*tnia!'j Mid mn f \hy u *•! Mtsrrtf-onff in- i i |t I tmu 1 l • • <**r t •( • Itttf J, ; rU*tpl'lAicd, ki; Mt'i I { % r> ttcni Use lit !ra*n4. iro t dm l iU •nkire ff't. I j I < s r.i lisrsle, m-i4 nil r. *v.,rrjjiG-J. HT INVARIABLY CASH. m Lm rut erwL Pt. cnMßaMHßmnMteiL^iss^auaMuaiMMßaaauMH


ocr: KfiOFICS & FILLER. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. BEDFOBD, PA. VT7ILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO ALL V v legal business entrusted to their care. During the se: sions of the court, the senior partner may be found at the office of the firm two doors south of Uon. S. L. Russell'* office! D. 11. HOPIUS, JXO. 11. FILLER. Bedford, Nov. 28, 1856. j j ] i ! 1 i


ocr: i A. King. Fr. Jorikui. LAW PARTNERSHIP. Riug & Jordan, A torncjs at Law BEDFORD PA., YTTILL practice in the 1 :versl Courts of Bed (V ford arid adjoining connties. Agencies, Collections. and ait other business intrusted to their care will be promtiy and faith fully attended to. OFFICE in Juliana street, formerly eccnpled by I>. H. Roflus, Esq., and morn recently in the occupancy of Jos Mann, Esq. January, 6, 1855.


ocr: tOVN*Uii>. INHK elections being over andtt,* cx • attending them passed a wax, at4\vvi considered dangerous nowadays to keep on *#! bank notes, the proprietor of the Peopled§f would again invite attention to his magntt. depository for replenishing the outer ma r; woman on the scientific principle of jx money, which accommodating establishing iri East Market street, and can readih i distinguished from all others by its pjjj. beautiful goods and wares and "thai,, which, like the Star spangled banner, isfjj by every breeze. The Ladies, gentlemen. chants, traders, farmers, laborers, and a!; ers are therefore invited to a grand displj, mission free) of a most extensive, beautify cheap stock of Staple and Fancy Goods, exhibition will remain open even/ mornis. ternoon and evening until further notice all concerned are requested to call earij, procure good seats. The performanceV mences early in the morning with an exq. melo-drama entitled DRY GOOD) comprising in part Broche Silks, 75 cents:C ; hams from to 25 cents; White Good! as Swiss, Victoria, Lawn, Bishop Lawn. Book Muslins, Brilliants, Swiss and J a(| Edgines and fnsertings, Flouncings, Coii r , ! Sleeves, Challeys, Bareges, Mohair Mia. - and Kid Gloves, Hosiery, and hundreds cf i er articles in daily use. i Scene second will open with a grand c. of Stella, Crape, Cashmere, Delaine, 7. and numberless other SHAWLS, I (Crape Shawls from $6 up,) which for btj. i neatness, fineness, finish, cheapness, and f j other etceteras, exceeds anything of it t , ! before displayed to tbe ladies. This see; the admiration of all who have seen it from town and country, and alone is =,; visit from the extreme ends of the county Scene third will be an unrivalled exhibit. CLOTHS AND CASSIMEBI | all colors, shades, and prices, of exquisite; teriai, and so beautiful when made up. t ; voung lady of our acquaintance had days an idea of setting her cap for a handy gentleman she had seen across the street,: ; dressed up, when she discovered it waste i beau ? Scene fourth will be a display of a choice lection of , r. y- r intended exclusively for family use,coniprt every article usually sold in that line, as; i course cheap, whether quality or price bet | sidered. An intermission of some time will he;, allow ed in order to give the audience an or; tunitv of examining an extensive stock of"


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Lewistown gazette. [volume]

ocr: NEW STORE ASP FRESH F ILL k MM jdilE undersigned, trading under the atn? d firm of McGOY ELLIS, rc t >ectlu form their friends and the public genera ;; they have just returned from Philadelj.ru opened in the house formerly occupied by. J. Milliken. on Market street, and direct p.isite Geo. Blymyer's store, a neat ass..r::,t; Fall and Winter Goods ac SUPERIOR GROCERIES, to whirh they have added a neat supplycß lien.en's, ladies' and children's ""5'..V, '.vi RN -v SP N-... J -V .. CT; suitable lor the season. The market pr CASH will always be given for COIN I RODI CE, and liberal advances made or. and Grain on store. Planter. Kail. r*h anriMc Coal always on hand. A quantity of SALT,*, for Cattle, now on hand. * F McL'OT R. *F. El'-' Lewistown, Nov. 13, ISSG. IT37T PISvIC. f PHE subscribers, trading as McWilliu JL >terrett, have leased the Lewisto c and are now prepared to buy all kinds of: lor which they will pay the highest c- price in cash. Grain will be taken in store on tin' terms as heretofore by John Sierretti t Farmers who wish to have grists crfc grain chopped, will be- accommodated shortest notice. A hey will alwavs have on hand forts 4 ' supply of Flour, Grain and Feed which will be delivered to anv part of leaving orders at the office in the Mill. One of them will at


ocr: rmiii Will •tieml punctually and carefully to all operation* b- t i treated to hta care Tib filed, piaffed, regulated, Ae , and to artificial teeth inserted, from one to aa entire eet. 1 J Charges moderate, and all operations warranted. UT TFRNI. INVARIABLY CASH. I&=: Oflke on Eaat Pitt ttreel, Bedford, Pa.


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Lewistown gazette. [volume]

ocr: Prices to Suit the Time tfSrrat attraction IT JCIKIR'g CHEAP Clock, Watch & Jewelry St CORNER OF MARKET AND BROWN 8 TRIR LEWISTOWX. \ T O w OPEN, a large and splendid assort Xt of Clocks and Watches, Fine rirh IK style Jewelry, silver and plated Ware; silver and steel framed Spectacles, wiili and periscopic glass: silver Spoons, Fork ter and dessert Kuivcs ; Albata Spoons, Fi Ac : a.large assortment of the bestGokl now in use ; gold and silver Watches,* latest Liverpool, London, French and s makers; elegant gold Jewelry, includkj rings, breast pins, finger rings, fob, its guard chains, medallions, cuff pins, port aies, Fancy Goods, Ac., at such prices* pot fail to give satisfaction, and to U invites the attention of purchasers. BOOKS. Theological, Miscellaneous, School,l and other Books ; Cap, Letter and Notch Albums, Annuals, Ac. at low prices. octi>J H. W. JDfl


ocr: EVERHART, ASHCOM k CO. FORWIRDIXG"'COMMISSION MERCHANTS—HOPE WELL—PA. The subscribers doing business under the Firm of Ererh&rt , Ashcom & Co.— are now prepared to store aad ship Flour, Grain, and *1! i: : nds ofMrehandise, upon reasonable terms. • also keep on hind? Plaster, Ft h. Salt, Rock Powder. d-c., to which li; y in v.' • the at tention of Merchants In the . usty, and Far mers. The highest . as':, prices paid for Flonr, and Grain, that the K.-dera Market afford. JNO. C. EYERL ALT, C. W. ASHCOM, JNO. F. LOWKY, U. R. BARNDOLLAR. Dec. 26 1856


Bedford inquirer. [volume]

ocr: PUBLIC SILL. W ILL h® C3C P°sd for salo. at public ontcrv. * f in the Borough of Bedford, on S.ITURD 1 F of DECEMBER, inti., one HALF LOT OF GROUND, a short distance East of Bedford fronting on the Chainbersburg and Bedford Turn pike Road. adjoining lots of Abraham and Mich ael W eis-1. and running back to the Kiv stow a Branch <>( Hie Juniata River, on which is erected TWO STORY CatCIIIItR. T.li with Imek building attached. Terms made known on day of sale. SAMUEL VO.NDKRSMITH. Dec. 4. 1857.-c. P. S. If not sol 1 at that time it will be rented to the


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Lewistown gazette. [volume]

ocr: FOR. SALE, Fruit and Ornamental TREES, Strawberry, Raspberry, Currant, and Gooseberry Plants, in great variety, impure of WM BUTLER, Lewistown, Pa., or J. E. JOHNSTON, Agent, augl3 Trenton, New Jersey.


ocr: STORE STAND & DWELLING fTMIE undersigned offers for sale two lota of I ground, situate in Reedsville, Mifflin co., ou the turnpike leading from Lewistown to aßellefonte, on which are erected a large two story Dwelling, with Car riage House, Stable, aud all other necessary out-houses, and a STORE STAND with a secure run of custom varying from $15,000 to $20,000 per annum. The store stand is situate at the confluence of sev eral roads, aud all tho trade from the Great Valley as well as Stone Valley in Hunting don county, and Centre county, passes the door. It is therefore a most desirable stand for gathering marketing of all descriptions, any quantity of which can be obtained. For further infjrmation, inquire of or ad dress R. M. KINSLOE. ocl-3m Reedsville, Mifflin co., Pa. Foundry and Machine Shop. THE public are hereby notified that 1 have rented the Foundry and Machine Shop in the borough of Lewistown, known as the "Ju niata Iron Works," and the large and general assortment of Patterns, late the property of Zeigler and Willis, now of John Sterrett & Co. and Wm. Willis, and that I am prepared to do all kinds of Casling, Turning, &c„ on the shortest notice and in the best and most complete style.. JOHN' ZEIGLER. Lewistown, April 17, 1856—tf. SHOT GUNS. —Single and double Shot Run*, very low, at MACKI.IN'F, MrVeytown.


ocr: GAS FIXTURES subscriber has iust rerei'f - -A did assortment of Ga- Fs - which are BKAfKEIS. FLEXIBLE Tl BES, GLOBl's i and a general ' LMi.KS. alt which he w ' phia price* cut. fitted an J ; charge. Call ami examine 1" % at the shortest notice. n r2l G \V. A\ INOOW S". I ▼ ii-ti Biind Trmiming, such Fixtures of new and improved > ***, cheapest fciock in ihe country. F Q HOT GUNS.—Single O fiuns, viy low, at MACKUN


ocr: risk's METALLIC BURIAL CASES, AIR-TIGHT AM* IXftEkTRtCTIBLE, For protecting and preserving the Dead for or dinary interment, for vaults, for transport ation, or for any other desirable purpose. For sale at the new Furniture rooms, under the Odd Fellows' Mall, by ANTHONY FELIX. BLACKSMITH'S Coal, received and for saiabjr F G FRANCISCUB


ocr: FBH I Will attend pwacUukllT *uvi csrtfufiy to all operatioea in- I I tnu'icd u> Bia art Teeth Hied, jlug;;tKl, regulated, dte., i \ artificial leeth :UTU<], front noe to en entire ••?!. \ J moderate, arid all operation* wnrraniod. 1 Term* INVARIABLY CASK. Offina on Eaat PiU street, Bedford. Pa. ==M


ocr: BAIUiAINS! The undersigned,desii ous of reducing their stock, in ordef to make room for Spriug Goods, will offer to | purchasers, the best bftrgains ever seen in Bd- I'ord. Call ant] see bow cheap vou can huv! A. li CKAMF U, tcC's Jan. 10 1857.


ocr: norms & FILLER. Ai'fOßMiVfi IT LAW. BEDFORD, PA. \\riLr. PROMPTLY ATTEND TO TV legal business entrusted to their care. During the so. sions of the court, the partner niay he found at the oliico of the firm, two doors south of Hon. S.L. Russell's off.el D. 11. HOFILTS, JNO. 11. FILLER. Bedford, Nov. 28, 1850.


ocr: JHE GAZETTE. LEWESTOWN, PA. Thursday, July 23, 1857. American Republican Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR: OAVII) WILMOT. of Bradford county. FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER: WILLIAM MILLWAKb. of Philadelphia. FOR 81FREME Jritt.ES: JOSEPH J. LEWIS, • f Chester c unty. JAMES \ EECII, ol Fa} ette County. iUJJTI r iiSr/JJ3 The citizens of Mifflin coantv opposed to the present National Administration, and in favor of concentrating their strength in tht nest State and County election, are requested to meet in the T.,wn iLtll, Lewis town, on Tuesday evening. August 4.1857 to adopt such measures a- mav lx* deemed expedient to further that end.


ocr: Til IIKEL IKE, Valentine Steckman, proprietor. Boarders taken by the day, week, month and year. April 25,1856—tf


ocr: "POOR HOUSE MILL. rjlaE subscriber is now prepared to accommo- X date the public at the Poor House Mill. Custom work and Merchant work done to or der. All Flour made by him warranted to give satisfaction, lie respectfully solicits a share of the public patronage. NELSON FJUQUUJH. May 1, 1857.-


ocr: Journeyman Blacksmith Wanted. nriHE highest wages. and constant employ- A nient, will he given, for a good Journey man Blacksmith, by the snhscribor, living at Chariesrille, Bedford County, Pa., if applic*- cation be made Immediately. CHARLES PENCIL. March 27, 1857.-c*


ocr: r wiio I Will Ulnd puiKfaMllr u<l ttnMl, to all opmluoi my- , , trnstod to Ilia car. T-.tl Uad, plactad. rafolaaad, Sc., Mid I i artificial loitli taartad, from .to an ati™ HI I • Ctargra Modarmu, and aU oparMiona arranlr A > IJT Tarma INVARIABLY CASH.


ocr: J Will *ttrnJ punctuali j and carefully to all i- I { Uusle.l lu it it care Teeth Med, (.iiMpfwd, regulated, **• ami J i rtrtiti -ml iswtb iu**rteii, from one to an entire act. • Charf-a irvnlerule, and ail opcrati<iM warranted. Tv Term. INVARIABLY CASH. i Otfire ~i Rut Pitt slfMt, Bedford, Px


ocr: norms & FILLER. ATTOILTO AT LAW. BEDFORD, PA. WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO ALL legal business entrusted to their care.— During the se-sion* of the court, the senior partner may IK* found at the office of the firm, two doors south of Hon. S. L. Russell's otfi.e I). H. IIOFIUS. J NO. 11. FILLER. Bedford, Nov. 28, 1850.


The Bedford gazette. [volume]

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Lewistown gazette. [volume]

ocr: GAS FIXTURES. JjIHE subscriber has just received a splen- J did assortment of Gas Fixtures, among which are aHAITEELIEKS, I'FMIt'TS, BRACKETS, DROP LIGHTS, FLEXIBLE TI BES, GLOBES & SHADES of all descriptions, and a general assortment of BURNERS, all which he will sell at Philadel phia prices (cut, fitted and put up free of charge.) Call aijd exarr le for yourself. Gas pipe put into houses, shops, stores, &c. at the shortest notice. aug2! G. YV. STEYVART.


ocr: If 111 IXCiTIMIT! -W2W9 Bll* JIST RECEIVED THE most attractive assortment of SPRING AND SUII3IER GOODS ever offered to the people of Bedford. lu cheapness, elegance and rarieti/, his stock canno, be surpassed. It consists in part of CLOTHS A.\s> C VSSI.MF.RKS, Vesting*, tif every dc scription, T.inen Goods, Jeans.Denims, Drillings, White and Brown Muslins, ami Gentleman's Fut nishing Goods gener-'Wy. r>ItTiSS SILK.S, Figured, plain and fancy Silks. Silk Tissue, t'h.illi de Lxfiies, Barege de Laines, Plain PI lid and Striped Lawn*, Z.unartinc Cloth, Crolleau etD rille. Wool De laines and a great variety of Plain and Fancy Prints, Kid. Silk and I.ia'le Thread Glove#, Needle Worke 1 Colors, under Sleeves. Handker chiefs. Scarfs. Edgings and Insertings, Frin ges. Riiitions and Dress Trimmings, Ac. Ac. in great variety. Moirs Antique Mantillas, lat st style. BOOTS Am SHOES, 1 alies Dress Gaiters and Fancy Shoes. Mia s-s' Shoes, Gentlemen's Gaiters, Boys' Shoes, he. A general assortment of Queenvware and Hardware. A new and large stock of FRESH GROCERIES, Ac. Ac. Ac. Cy Persons attending Conrt. next wepk, arc invited to call end examine this excellent and chean stock of Goods. (Treat pleasure will be taken in exhibiting them.


ocr: TOIIMLm. DR. HARRY, at the Cheap Drug and Book ' Store, has just receive I. a 1 irge assortment ot | the host flavoring extracts, together with Bak I ing Sod.t. Cream of Tartar. Salerrtus, Ac., o i the very bvstquality, all of which be willtiel atthc lowest prices.


ocr: J!iiaj.2£rjjirjs9„ SEHStWBAKmSa No. 39 & 40 North Wharves, Half-way between Arch and Race sts., PHILADELPHIA. March 12, 1557.-ly JOHN STONE & SONS, <Y. 45 Sonth Second Street, Philadelphia, ARE NOW RECEIVING TIIEIR SPRING IMPORTATION OF Silk and Millinery Goods, consisting in pait of Fancy, Cap and Bonnet Ribbons, Satin arid Mantua Ribbons, Glace and Plain Silks, Marceitnes & Florences, Black Modes, French and English Crapes, Tar latane, Maiinc and Illusion Laces, &c., &c. Also, a full assortment of FRE.YCH A .YD At! ERIC AY FLOWERS, which they offer to the trade on favorable terms. March 26, 1857.-2 m


ocr: LUMBER.. J UST landed, a load of Susquehanna Lum ber, which will be disposed of at rates: HEMLOCK RAILS. I. 11, 11 and 2 inch PLANK. AVorked FLOORING. PLANED SIDING. BOX BOARDS. LATH. INCH BOARDS, in variety. ard on vacant lot near corner AYayno and Third streets. ap3o SAMUEL COMFORT.


ocr: 25 WITNESSES; or, THE FORGER COMfCTED. Jdka S. Dye i 3 the Anthir, Who lias I d 10 years xperienoe as a Bank . er and Publisher, hnd Au.Uor of A terits of LteiHrts at Bit. Broadway Tabiruaclt, O when, fur 10 succvlfsive nights over C 7* 50-UOiJ Fe jde _£% |> Greeted liim with Bona Is ot Applause. whiie he exhibited the manner in which (L-un g terfeiters cxecuti; their Frauds, and the i •2 Surest and Shortest Means of Detecting them I O Tin Bavlc Soft Fngrarm t alt uy Dial it ii tit grtaOil Judgetf Pnptr .tfoaey .'iriag. CfREITESf DISC OYER IT Off O\J iic I'meut Ccittui) lor 0 Uefeefiug foßuteriVit Bnuk .Neles. Describing every Genuine Bill in Elis h tenet", and exhibiting :.t a glance every Countcifeit inCiicuhitioii!! ? Arranged so admirably, that REFER UNCE is EASY and DETECTION issTiXTASKOCI. - _j -'V No indti to examine! No pages to " gtohuutup! But so simplifl -d. and air. p •-* ed, (hit the Merchant, Bank. r. and Bu sinfti Man can see all at a Glaaet. —t ____ y EitgUih, French a id German. •rjThui Eich any read tiie in his own Kitive Tocfnft,., . Perfect Bank Xati List g Published. tQ Also a List of >* All Uia Piivate Bankers in America. A Complete Snmmtry of the Fnt.iscr or a*t> AMEIIICA wiil be publisheU in 7J e'.ch edition ri>gi the* with all the important 1 jXtIVS OF THE DAY. Also .i SERIES OF TALES iZTKrotu .ii Oi l Miinus" ript found in tb- East. . !t rurc : -h< s t!-e Mole.Complete History ct ORIEKTAL LIFE, k3 DB,ei hiug the Most Perplexing Posiiioai which the Lu-liiX and Gentlemen of that Q Comtry nave been Kt oft-.-n found. Tt-. *e , i-loriel will jout'tiue tiiroughout the whole jear, at. a wiil prove the Mott Entti tain iu g •ever off -ied to the FtS'oHc. Cy Furnished "iVyekly to Sub-criber oniy.at Ii a jear. Xll letters must he ad dressed to JUli\ S. DYE. Broker, Publisher ami Proprietor, 70 W.,i! Stnet, April 24, 1857-zz. New York.


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ocr: TOYS AND -aiirj smy> CHEAPER THAN KVEIi ! Best Assortment Ever Offered. E\V and Beautiful Styles now opening of Ax French Mechanical TOYS, Richest Dres s-d DOLLS and Fan<-y Pieces; Wax, Crying and China Dolls: China Toys. .Jewel Boxes, Card Receivers, Vases and Fancy Articles, Alabaster Goods, Confectioners' Rich Boxes,' Cornets, Bags, A \ Fancy Baskets of Willow, Sm.. over 150 patterns; German Toys, over 1000 patterns; with an endless variety of other goods of the latest and most desirable styles, for sale in quantities to suit at very low prices. of Assorted Toys at >5. $lO, S2O. W. TILLER, Importer, No. 24 S. Fourth St.,. Philadelphia. November 5, 18-57.-tit" FLOUR 2 JEST RECEIVED, 10,000 lbs. of Extra Family Flour, in 25 and 50 lb. bags, at $3.50 per hundred, at 0c22 IRWIN'S GROCERY.


ocr: disorder are affixed to each Pot. augO Prices to Suit the Times! Cfreat attraction AT JFKkH'S CHEAP Clock, Watch & Jewelry Store, CORNER OF MARKET AND BROWN STREETS, LEWISTOItIV. NOW OPEN, a large and splendid assortment of Clocks and Watches, Fine rich and new style Jewelry, silver and plated Ware; gold, silver and steel framed Spectacles, with plain and periscopic glass; silver Spoons, Forks, but ter and dessert Knives ; Albata Spoons, Forks, &c. ; a large assortment of the best Gold Pens now in use ; gold and silver Watches, of the latest Liverpool, London, French and Swiss makers; elegant gold Jewelry, including ear rings, breast pins, finger rings, fob, vest and guard chains, medallions, cuff pins, portmoh aies, Fancy Goods, &c., at such prices as can not fail to give satisfaction, and to which ho invites the attention of purchasers. ZEES O O ZEHSL _ Theological, Miscellaneous, School, Blank and other Books; Cap, Letter and Note Paper; Albums, Annuals, *&e. at low prices. oct22 H. W. JUNKIN. GROCERIES DOWN! SUPERIOR Syrup Molasses, at 80 cents a gallon. Sugar also reduced in price. octß F. J. HOFFMAN. CONFECTIONERIES, always fresh, wh^k sale and retail, at HOFFMAN'S.


ocr: 25 WITNESSES; or, THE FORGER tOMICTED. John S. Dye is the Author, Who has I ad 10 years experience AS a B.TUK v -'-r and Publisher, and Auduu .7 series of far lures at the Broadway Tib ruacit, wh rn, for 10 successive nights over £ OCT* 'Vl,nob People Greeted him with Kuuud.s ot Applause, while he exhibited the manner in which Coon ffj tcrl.'iters exvcut, their Frauds, and the -.a Surest and Shortest Means of Detecting them ! 5) T'.c Dank Note Engravers all say that he is the greatest Judge of Paper Money tiring. OpREITEST IHSfOVERV OF the Present Ccntuty ibr o Deieetitig Counterfeit Rank Notes. J.) scribing every Genuine Bill in Exis fc, fence, and exhibiti:ig at a glance every Counterfeit in Circulation!! 7C Arranged soadmirably, that REFERENCE is E \SY and DETECTION IXSTAXTAXKW-S. - OCT" No index to examine! No pages to gto hunt up! But so simplified and urrang •7-1 cd, thai the Merchant, Banker, and Bu sitiess Man can see all at a Glance. r—S p English, French and German. Thus Eich miy real the same ia his own Native Tongue. . Most Perfect Bank iNotc List Published. w Also a List of ix All the Private Bankers in America. A Complete Summary of the FIXAXCE OV rv ECBOI'K ANU AMERICA will lie published in each edition, together with all the important NEWS OF THE DAY. Also 2 .7 SERIES OF TILES From an Old Manuscript found in the Fast, j Q It furnishes tlae Most Complete Hivtory ot ORIENTAL LIFE, Describing the Most Perplexing Positions j J35 in whicli the Ladies and Gentlemen of that Q Country have been so often found. These Stories will continue throughout the whole year, and will prove the Most Entertaining ever offered to the Public. C7" Furnished Weekly to Subscribers only, at $1 a year. All letters must he ad dressed to JOIIY S. DYE, Broker, Publisher and Proprietor, 70 VV ill Street, April 24, 1857-zz. New York. ' ! i !


ocr: 0 R I'l IA NS' COURT SAIII 1 virtue of an order issued out : sj -*-FG.rpbajiß Court of Xliffiin me furected for that purpose, will be'eiH to puolic sale, upon the premises, on Saturday, June 6th, 185", ®°, mmen ce at 9 o'clock in the fore& vi 4 that day, all those two certain piece? ' an i tracts ot land, belonging to tb ee and heirs of Ludwig letter, and being situate, the one in Peca'ur Slap MitHiß county, bounded and dm# as tullows to wit:—0 n the north il**? I L ! h . a £ d George Kaepp, on th' <>' k v Ev rbart, on the south seph letter and David Yetter. conta n so ACRES °* lan }, more or less, ueu'.J*- yyg i ! | A cleared, with a Log House. and other improvement* •SsNßlSiSßßsvn ; and the other situate IC "H magh township, in said eountv, fcouß^' 1 ! ▼aoant land on the north, bv land of Deru on the east, atid on the south and**! oy land of Eli K. X\ agner, containing IQO -A.OH.3E3S. -0 acres cleared, with a L©r House, an ,, " 4W thereon. 1 ernis made to suit purchasers. DANIEL KOCH ej ntwer children of Liliutg ler JosEfH ALEXAXDEB, his Attorney. ] -May 7, 1807.-ts


The American. [volume]

ocr: ' | < ( RALLY AMERICANS] persons who are determined to sustain American doctrines in Washington City are invited to meet at TEMPERANCE HALL, >n WEDNESDAY EVENING, 20th inst., at 8 I'. M. Vone but thorough-going unci devoted friends of the :ause are expected to be present. *u22 2t

place_of_publication: Washington [D.C.]

publisher: C.W. Fenton


ocr: "'THE AMERICAN. CAfelNET FURNITURE. temmsr Brotiaad Iron Goods, Looking glaaaea. Wood and Wifiowware, . ' j Baskets, tiruahe ,'Ac. sin Forming an immense variety of Usefhl and kancy Articles, embracing almost everything required to iurnlsh the parlor, chamber, dining-room, and kitchen, all or whicn I will aell at very low prion# ro,cb. tor.T General Houae-furniahing Store, nl* *t Hall.


ocr: BAKGALNS FROM AUCTION! , AT J. C. GIBSON'S STORE* 34 Market Space, bctumn Seventh and Eighth street*. SILKS, very handsome and Cheap. Gents' Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, 95 cents. Boys' Bilk Pocket Handkerchiefs, 12 W cents. n Bonnets of all kinds-at cost . Fiench and English Hen noes, very cheap. Best Kid Gloves, only S5 cents. Irish Linens, Cottons, and Calicoes, cheap. Great Variety of Ladies' and children's Hosiery. 1 am determined to make the prices suit in all Please call and see for yourselves.


ocr: AGUE AND FEVER BITTERS, A CERTAIN CORK FOR AGUE AND FEVER. fEAlHS MEDICINE is entirely vegetable, and con- Jl tains no ingredient in the leaet degree prejsdi- cial to the human system. It has never failed to euro chilis and levers when the direction# have been complied with. Priee 96 cents per bottle. This medicine is prepared by Charles Pearson, and can be bad at P. M. PEARSON'S Grocery Store, No. 603 Maryland avenue, between Four aad-w-half and Sixth streets, Island. t26 tf .


ocr: ____ T. K . (i II A Y, t A 8 H I O N A B L E TAILOR, I) Sli tet. one Hoof itrst of National Intelligent Office Washington, T>. (7. J. M. BIJKKE BOOT AND SHOEMAKER A'#. #07, Seventh etreet, Jtland, Wnehingt Oitp, D. G. . P. 8.?Repairing done in the moat neat and at ?*" ,b-


ocr: HALLECK HOUSE. T. HALLECK, having renovated his house, and placed in it an Eating Bar, where can be found all that the market aifords, ready to be served to visitors, would ask for a continuation of the patronage that has been bestowed on him. Bli J. T. HALLECK, n7 tf Corner of S venth and G streets.


ocr: OJU*, Washington, D. 0. J. M. BURKE. BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, 807, Seventh street Island. Washington 1 Oity, A 0. ~R*p*irinc don* in Ui? moat mM and wb?


ocr: MARRIED. On the 3d July last, Passed Midshipman W. A. LAND, attached to the U. 8. sli>op toSENORA ISADORA OARVALHINA DE widow of a Brazilian officer. DIED. On Monday morning, 81st instant, Mr. SAMUEL aged St. "The highest style of christian.


ocr: T. K. (i K A Y, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, I) Hti irt, o?o> dt>or weW of National Inlelliymcr Offtor, Watkiiiffton, D. (J. JT CTURKE, BOOT AND SHOKMAKEK, No. 607, Seventh ntreet, Inland, Wunhingto, Citv. D. C. P. 3.? Repairing done in the most neat and aut y.


ocr: K. GRAY, FASHION ABLE TAILOR, I) Btttet, on* fleer ink of National Intolftprneer H O d f A Stl OE K B R , No. 807, Seventh itreet. Inland, Washington City, b. C. P. 8.?Repairing done ia the moat neat and style.


ocr: < < t HALLECK HOUSE. T. HALLECK, having renovated hi house, and placed in it an Eating Bar, whei ian be found all that the market affords, ready to b served to visitors, would ask for a continuation ( he patronage that has been bestowed on him. J. T. HALLECK, n7 tf Corner of S. venth and G streets. " :a .e jf


ocr: ROOMS FOR RENT. OFFICE ROOMS on tho Second Floor, and one Large Room in tho Third Story, twenty-five by sixty feet, suitable for a Bindery or Office. No. 512, two doors south of Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street. Iuquiru within. slO tf


ocr: T. <J. CLAYTON, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS And Agent for Inventors. OFFICE, 489 SEVENTH STREET, Washington, I). 0. Business connected with the Patent Office nnd the Courts attended to for Inventors. Charges moderate. FALL GOODS! RECEIVED?A SPLENDID of FRENCH FLOWERS, at all Beautiful Style DARK RIBANDS, suitable for the BONNETS, the latest patterns. RUCHES, FRAMES, and TIPS. FEATHERS, and all kinds of MILLINERY. FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, Ac. urrr i l ii( n t?nt?nn u 1UU1A0I A . 502 Eleventh Street. ?


ocr: " coal laid in a large and well selected stock of Coal aid Wood, I am to snpply the same at the lowest cash prices. Goal?Furnace. Egg, Slurp, and Nut 2240 lbs to the ton. Wood- Hickory, Oak, and Pine. r. w. burr, Coal and Wood Dealer, n?. CUwanlk *4 ..J II... mm OT.ciiw ... win mw. in


ocr: f A CARI). THE CITIZENS OK THE DISTKICT. ENTERINO <>UR NEW BUILDING, WHICH we have just taken possession of we return our sincere thanks to the people <>f Washington and for their liberal patronage, and we in part as a return have erected a Spacious Building, will be an ornament to the city, with a lags and airy Saloon, with all the convenience and comfort of our "customers; and in the es.ablishmeot are all the necessary arrangements for manufacturing and enoonraging of Heme Industry, and by a strict to justice and integrity, we hope to give satis* Taction to all: WALL A STEPHENS, No. 822 Penn. av., bet 9th A loth sts.


ocr: table butter, PRIME CHEESE, NEW BUCKWHEAT, and MOUNTAIN* FLOUR Y For Family Use, Just received and for sale by ?e JESSE WILSON, er 327 Pennsylvania avenue, n4 tf Between Sixth ami Seventh streets.


ocr: i ELVANS & THOMPSON, IVuu. Av. between Otb uud lOtb SU WASHINGTON, D. 0. Dealers in Coach and Cabinet Hardware, Carriaj Goods, Bar Iron and Steel, Cutlery, Ac., Ac. A well aaaorted stock of goods in their line of trai is otfered to city and country consumers at low prto* for caah.


ocr: j ' f J ' I HOUSE AN1> SIGN PAINTING AND GRAINING. T. PARKER, HAVING opened a iVJL* branch shop at No. 53 Louisiana avenue, Vamum's Buildings,) between Sixth and Seventh itrects, for House, Sign, Ornamental, and Detrempe, usunlly called Fresco,) Painting and Graining, uunounccs his readiness to do and perform, n an artistic manner, ull work entrusted to nim. He eels confident of giving perfect satisfaction to all a ho give him their patronage. Window Shades, Banners, Glass Signs, Ac., Ac., minted on reasonable terms, and in a workmanlike


ocr: FOB TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. ' ritllK Recipn for making the Won* 1 drous Panacea a cure for almost every glass of disease, for only 2.1 cents. It readily sells for |3 per bottle, and the recipe alorie is worth *25. A irood family newspaper sent for one year extra. T WILLIAMS, New York.


ocr: 'I I I t I i ID THE I.AIIIKS OF WASHINGTON. II ll>WIFFRY.-Mr-. HANGS, Prolea ?M sional Medium, would respectfully inform her rienda and the public, that she han removed from i er late residence to Twelflh, between C and D streets, text door to John D. Clark's Police Office. She here >y tenders her thanks to her friends and customers or the liberal pntronage bestowed upon her, and opes, by her attention and assiduity to business, to iierit u continuance of public patronage. It. '< i in


ocr: . JOHN L SMITH, attorney at lam, Jiiqhth Strret, near Pennsylvania Avmm Washington, D. C. ?,


ocr: HOLES! MIJIK8J! MULESIH ARRIVED. DIRECT FROM KEN ] TUCKY. a lot of Fine. Large. Young MULES, i which tbe subscriber offeis for sale on aceommo dating term*. Tltoac nmniBfl to purchase will please eall earli, as ih<\ ivill remain for a fewdavs onlv. .1 AMES 11 SHREVK. ' sift 2t* Seventh Street.


ocr: T. K. GRAY, fa9iii0nabl1 t a i l o b, I) Street, one door veet of National Office, Waehington, D. ft. ' J. N. BURKE, boot and siioemakrr, No. 607, Seventh ttreet. Inland, City, b. 0. ' P. 8.- Repairing don* in the moat neat and


ocr: . 108 NINTH STREET MA BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY, AND FRUIT STORE. WM. HUTCHIRSON, No. 318, on Ninth SlroH, I tim**n I m*d K. ? a; ANTS it generally understood, hot pmttm? lurly known, that froeh, iwwt fluid. mM leu Biscuit, (every evening) Oakasand PW id ovmg Inscription, rtresh Fruits of the mmoo. and 0 sdtrv ionerv, generally, oan at ail tlmea be bad dl has at an reasonable prtoaa, aa any piaoe in lLc city. lie Hatters himnalf that by hi* p?WMl ittention and knowledge uf hia hiigfnma. a* Mve enure satisfaction to ail who may bestow on kua fetir patronage. Also, wanted, an Apprentice, a well grown boy


ocr: t r f < ! t DIET), After n long sufT ring of two years, of ennsnmp ion, on T'>ur*d> y. the TJOth inst., about 2 o'clock n. n., RICHARD FURTNER, ngul 64 years. His 'niloral will take place to-morrow (Sundiy) at 3 >'clo<k, (rotu iiis late residence, on Sixtli street jptween New York avenue and K str.'cf. His friends uid those of tlie family are respectfully iuvited to ittend. The deceased wo* nn exemplary member of tho )dd Fellows, and will be attended by b s brethren ? his last


ocr: T. I. OBIT. FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Shirt, oh* Moor u*h ^National Intelligencer Office, WnekingUm, V. C. J. MT BUR?? BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, 607, Smenth street. Island Washington City,!). C. P. 8.?Repairing done in the most neat and


ocr: NEW FALL GOODS! RKCEIVED-A SPLENDID of FRENCH FLOWERS, at all Prices. Beautiful Style DARK RIBANDS, suitable for the Season. BONNETS, the latest patterns. RUCHES, FRAMES, and TIPS. FEATHERS, and all kinds of MILLINERY. FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, Ac. WILLIAM P. SHEDD, 602


ocr: AGUE AND FEVER BITTERS, A CERTAIN CURE FOR AGUE AND FEVER. MEDICINE is entirely vegetable, and no ingredient in the least degree to the human system. It has never failed to cure chills and fevers when the directions have been complied with. Price 25 cents per bottle. Abis medicine is prepared by Charles Pearson, and can be bad at P. M. PEARSON'S Grocery Store, No. 502 Maryland avenue, between Four-end-a-balf and Sixth streets, Island. s2tf tf


ocr: FOR SALE. UNDERSIGNED, INTENDING TO UE- move to the west, oilers the stock and lixtures hiB Cigar and Tobacco Store for sale. This is of the best stuuds in the city, being located on street, and in its most business part. For particulars inquire at No. 31)8, corner of uud H streets, of sSO 4t H. LYLES.


ocr: f: K; on AY, ' TASHIONABI.K TAILOR, D FHittt, onr rtoor west of National IntslUgtnrer Wa*kington, D. O. " 'J. M. BURKE, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, No. 607, &bventh ttrest, Island, Washington Oity, u. 0. K. 8.?Repairing done in the most neat and ,


ocr: _ I ^ Be th IIALLECK HOUSE. rOHN T. HALLECK, having renovated his bouse, and placed in it an Lating Bar, where n be found all that the market affords, ready to be rved to visitors, would ask fftr a continuation of e patronage that has been bestowed on him. J. T. HALLECK, T?7 tf Corner of S venth and G streets.


ocr: ii I 11 " " " '! *Jj H 1 .'J ^ t ,, ,, ^ u | . ? ii 11 m tr >1 it et it ii U( ? ,, " r ll J PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE o* ru M. B. LA CHOIX. M. D., ALBANY, NEW YORK, 10 pay** and 130 Ptne, Plain, and Colored and Platen. PuOB ONLY TwSNTY-riVB CuNTS Seut free of postage to all parts of the Union r 111E A PEST BOOK EVER ed and containing nearly mble the quantity of reuding /f ^Qh utter in that of the Fifty Cent Dollar Publications. It treats ^BntfjHKjk l the Physiology of Marriage. 1^1(^10) id the secret Infirmities ana JE^r. isorder of Youth and Maturity, uniting from excesses, which iStroy the physical and mental jweru, with observations on nrriage, its duties and disqualinations, and the r remedies, ith lithographs illustrating the anatomy and and diseases of the reproductive organs of both ixes, their structure, uses, and functions. A popur and comprehensive Treatise on the Duties and asualties of Single and Married Life; happy and uitful alliances; mode of securing them; and infertile ones; theirobviatton and removal; nportant hints to those contemplating matrimony, tut will overoome objections to it; none, however muid take inis important step witnout Drat consult ig its pages; commentaries on the diseases und treatment of females from infancy to old age, tub case graphically illustrated by beautiful plates; nervous debility, its causes and cure, y a process at onoe so simple, safe, and effectual, mt tail life is impossible; rules for daily an essay on spermaUirrhooa, with practical iservatione on the safer and mors successful mode ! treatment, precautionary hints on the evils from empirical practice; au essay on all diseases -isingfrom indiscretion, with plain and simple rules f which all persons can cure themselves without ercurj ; remedies for those self-inflicted miseries id disappointed hopes so unfortunately prevalent the young. It is a <rulhful adviser to the married id those contemplating marriage. Its perusal is irticularly recommended to persons entertaining icret doubts of their physical condition, and who are inscious of having hazarded the health, huppiness, id ^privileges to which every human being is en* Price TWENTY-FTVE CENTS per copy, or five ipies for One Dollar. Mailed free of poetage to all irts of the United States. N. B. Those who prefer; may consult Dr. La Croii jon any of the diseases upon which this book treats, tber personalty or by mail. Medicine sent to any part of the Union according i directions, safely packed, and carefully secured em all observation. Address Dr. M. B. LA CROIX, No. 81, Maideyi me, or post offioe box 879, Albuny, New York. Office open daily, from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M? id on Sunday from 8 until 8 P. M. iy Office removed from No. 56, Beaver street to , Maiden Lane. * I ban v. New Vork AiLhU At. A lit JLiv'1 ISSI..0 I 1M I S. OK. L. B vv rtiGil I"> VBOETABLt L I y 1 i'o C A T H A K I M , . Ofc - . I


ocr: FOM TWKNTlf-FIVJfi CENTS, raiTIR Recipe for making the Won* I dr >us Panacea, a cure for almost every claea of disease, <l>r only accents. It re dilySelfs for $3 per bottle, and the recipe alone is worth f'Jft. A. good ttimdy newspaper sent for one year extra. * " . Albany, New York.


ocr: HALLECK HOUSE. subscriber, having taken old stand known as the European House, cor of Seventh and G streets, begs leave to friends and the public that he is prepared to them with the best of liquors and all the delicacies of the season. 23?" Families supplied with ovaters by the quart. **'> tf T.


ocr: EVANICS, ST. JOHN'S LODGE, No. I.?V ou are requested to meet at the Temple on WEDNESDAY evening, September 28, at 7 o'clock precisely. Brethren of other lodges in good standing are fraternally invited to attend. U JOSEPH p. WILSON, D. I. G.


ocr: t. k. gray, VASHIONABLK TAILOR, Sti t*i, one door west of National Inlrllihenccr Office, Washington, D. V. i. it Burke. BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, 007, Seventh street. hland, Oity, D. 0. P. 8.?Repairing done In the most neat and


ocr: VHI TRIAL ' ojt TII 1 WASHINGTON ELECTION RIOTERS. ORIMINAX COURT F6R THE COUNTY OF < n WASHINGTON. JUDGE CRAWFORD, Presiding. - PHILIP BARTON KEY, ESQ., U. S. D. A. , COUNSEL FOR THE DEFENCE. Joskpii H. Bradlky, Sr., Esq. brt E. Scott, Esq. pasian Ellw, Esq. John A. Linton, Esq. Wiuiam J. MJutim, Esq. Joseph H. Braolxy, Jr., Esq. . : Daniki. Ratclippr, Esq. Edward 0. Carrington, Esq. FOURTEENTH DAY. Wkdnisday, August 12, 1867. SPEECH OF VESPASIAN ELLIS, E*. v IN TH? DEFENCE.


ocr: HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING AND GRAINING. PARKER, HAVING opened a branch shop at No. 53 Louiaiaua avenue, (Varnum's Buildings,) between Sixth and Seventh streets, for House, Sign, Ornamental, and Detrempe, (usually called fresco,) fainting and Graining, announces his readiness to do and perform, in an artistic manner, all work entrusted to nim. He feels confident of giving perfect satisfaction to all who give him their patronage. Window Shades, Banners, Glass Signs, Ac., Ac., painted on reasonable terms, and in a workmanlike


ocr: T. K7"G~RTYT FASHIONABLE TATLOR, D Bit set, one doer west of National Intelligencer Office, Washington, I). C. J. M. BURKE. 0 0 T AND SHOEMAKER, 607, Seventh street, Island, Washington City, D. C. P. 8.?-Repairing done in the moat neat and


ocr: H -* jJJ t'^ ar yjs S( c* *>' (V of tk ni I" y p b A , ? _ i L? JS- " SECOND GRAND EXCURSION OF THE STILL CLUB. rHLE MEMBERS OF THE STILL CLU B announce to their frieu. U id the public generally, that at the earneet the eitisens of Washington aud Leonardtown, ey have determined to give an Excursion to Leon- dtowu and Pinev Point on Friday, September 11, 57. ' th They have chartered the sale and earner, POWHATAN, Captain Mitchill, for the aion. WITHERS' Brass aDd String Band have been Meals furnished bv an exuerienoed caterer. TICKETS two dollars, admitting u gentleman ro ladies; to be had or the Committee or on ' the Boat on the morning of the Excursion, and >e following places. ^). Boswell's Drug Store, Virginia avenue and Seventh street. irch's foot of Eleventh street. Mrs. Hoffman's jaite Centre Market; Joseph K. Buroh, renue between Second and Third streets; oots, corner of Seventh and L streets; J. D. street between Eighth and Ninth, Island: J. ean, Odd Fellows' Hall, Navj Yard; J. Wlllet, do. The Boat will leave Washington at eight . M.; Alexandria at baltjmst eight. Returning ill leave Piney Point on Saturday (12th) at 10 P. Omnibuses will leave the Navy-Yard at clock, and the Capitol at half-past seven o'clock. Committee of Arrangements. Jackson Puinphrey, Edward Webb, William Whiunore, R. L. Childress, J. D. Birch, Robert Gunnell, Au 22-td Edwin Allen. Carol


ocr: jj, If J ,yar gtree /,|gu, an fec|g ^ |1() OUSE AND SIGN PAINTING AND GRAINING. T. PARKER, HAVING opened a . branch shop at No. 68 Louisiana avenue, num's Buildings,) between Sixth and Seventh ts, for House, Sign, Ornamental, and Detrempe, illy called Fresco,) Painting and Graining, announces his readiness to do and perform, artistic manner, all work entrusted to nim. He confident of giving perfect satisfaction to all give him their patronage. v indow Shades, Banners, Glass Signs, Ac., Ac., ?d on reasonable terms, and in a workmanlike


ocr: A CARD. THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT. ENTERING OUR NEW BUILDING, we hare just taken possession of we return sincere thanks to the people of Washington for their liberal patronage, and we part as a return hare erected a Spacious Building, which will be an ornament to the city, with a and airy Saloon, with all the convenience and of our customers; and in the establishment are all the necessary arrangements for manuTacturiug encouraging of Home Industry, and by a strict to justico and integrity, we hope to give satis- faction to alL WALL A STEPHENS, No. 822 Penn. ar., bet. 9th A 10th sts.


ocr: _ BUST RECEIVED FROMNEW"YORj A!*D NOW LANDING, A FRESH AND LARGE SUrPLY OF GROCERIES, AND ALSO FRESH ' NORTHERN BUTTER FROM THE BEST DAIRIES I ORANGE COUNTY, NEW YORK. A very superior article. 9 JESSE WILSON f No. *87 Penn. ar., between tfth A 7th sts. dec 5?tf _ t, N


ocr: table butter, PRIME CHEESE, NEW BUCKWHEAT, and MOUNTALN FLOUR, V For Family Use, Just received and for sale by e J'-XSR WILSON, r 327 Pennsylvania avenue, n4 tf Between Sixth anil Seventh streets.


ocr: A CARD. TUE_CITIZENS OF THE DISTJRJCT. .V MlhKINU UUKflRW HUlhIMNO, WHICH M. we have iust taken possession of we return nor sincere thanks to the people of Washington end for their liberal patronage, and we in part as a return hare erected a Spacious Building, which will bo an ornament to the city, with a Inge and airy Saloon, with all the convenience and comfort of oar customer*; and in the establishment are all the necessary arrangements for manufacturing and encouraging of Heme Industry, and by a strict to justice and integrity, ere hope to give to all. WALL A STEPHENS, i No. 829 Pcnn. sr., bet. 9th A 10th sts.


ocr: liLVANS & THOMPSON, Proa. At. bilween 9th nnd 10th 8ti WASHINGTON, D C. Dealers iu Coach and Cabinet Hardware, Carria Uo'>d?, Bar Iron and Steel, Cutlery, Ac., Ac. A well aaaortcd stuck of goods in their line of tra ottered to city and country consumers at low prioi u. ''


ocr: a m ' FRIENDS OF TnE CAl SE nre invited to attend a BARBECUE, to be held at the Annapolis Junction, to-day, Saturday, September 12. All tho Candidates for State offices will be present to address the people. lion. 11. Winter IWro IS aisn rjpa-H-u HI oo cntRound trip tickets, f I. Cars leave the Depot at 3 V2 a. rn.


ocr: ^JTRIV COW.?CAME TO ?v -a,, PREMISES on the 5th inat.. an old ^jOTWf1 HRlNDliK COW. The owner of Haul jf 7T Cow will oblige me by coming forward, paying charges, and taking her away, h JAMES HALEY, a!> 8t* t . Tavern.


ocr: (1UTTA 1* KHCU A TEETH. IkR. ? MI'lVBON, at 33M, IVunsy %9 Avenue, is mounting Toetb on a QutU I'ershs b iae. Also with Allen's patent continuous Gum, comD oing beauty, strength, and cleauluiea*. Dr. M. is determined to keep pace with every in Dentistry, and will strive to plesse.. cs?l profit his patrons. urisiNiik Hav. Dr. Gurlev Don. It. 11. Gil let Dr. Binney Don. S. A. Douglas Hon- C. Mason Dr. K. P. Pstteraof


ocr: NEW FALL GOODS! RECEIVED?A. SPLENDID of FRENCH FLOWERS, at all Prices. Beautiful Style DARK RIBANDS, suitable for tb? Season. BONNETS, the latest patterns. RUCHES, FRAMES, and TIPS. FEATHER8, and all kinds of MILLINERY. FANCY GOODS, H08IERY, GLOVES, Ac. WILLIAM P. 8HEDD,


ocr: <Hiz Maryland arenas, between four-and-a-half Sixth streets. Island. sii6 If AGUE AND FEVER BITTERS, A CERTAIN CURE FOR AGUE AND FEVER. MEDICINE is entirely vegetable, and no ingredient in the least degree to the human system. It has never failed cure chills and fevers when the directions heve complied with. Prioe 36 cents per bottle. Thit medicine is prepared by Charles Pearson, and be had at P. M. PEARSON'S Grocery Store, No. i


ocr: NEW FALL GOODS! RECE1VED?A. SPLENDID of FRENCH FLOWERS, at all Prices. ti^..ga.i Qi.i. niDtr nrnt vno li-ti. .l. umuuiui ciitic uann bidajivo, auiiauie iur U). SMIOD. B0NNET8, Um latest patterns. ROCHES, FRAMES, ami TIPS. FEATHERS, and all kinds of MILLINERY. FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY. GLOVES, Ac. WILLIAM P. SHKDD, ?


ocr: NINTH STREET 3AM BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY. ANT) FRUIT STORE. WM. HUTCHIN80N, No. SfiM, on Ninth Street, bet wen / and A, %% ANTS it. generally understood, but juirticu _* " Inrly known, that fresh, sweet Jtread, and T ea Biscuit, (everyeyening? Cakes and Pies of even description, fresh Fruits of the mwsoii. and Confer tionery, generally, can at all times be bad at his es tablishment at as reasonable prions, as any place in the city. He flatters himself that by his personal attention and knowledge of hia business, to give en tire satisfaction to all who may bestow on him their patronage, Also, wanted, an Apprentice, a well grown boy an 5-8t


ocr: SOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTE US THX CELEBRATED HOLLAND KKXXBT fOfl '.r DISEASE OF THE KIDXEIS, LIVER COMPLAINT,, . WEAKNESS OF ANY KDCDr FFVFR ANDACUE, And the various affections- cooaequent upon a disordered STOMACH OR LITER, Such aa lndipestionAcidityof the Btomicb, Colicky Pains, Heartburn. Loss of Appetite, Despondencr, Cost i Ten ess. Blind or Bleeding Piles. In all Kerrons, Bbeomatie, and Neuralgic Affection, it has in numerous- instances- pttTd highly beneficial, and in others effected decided Cttrec This is a purely vegetable compound,- prepetf on atriet' It scientific principles, after the manner or in Celebrated Rolland Professor, Baerhare. Because of its great seecesa in most of tbe European States, its introduction into the United States was intended more especially for those of onr fathenand scattered bere and there over tbe face of this mighty country. Meeting with great snceess among them, I now offer it to the American public, knowing that its tru ly wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged. It is particularly recommended to those persons whose constitutions may haTe been impaired by the continuous use of ardent spirits, or other forms of dissipation. Gene rally instantar eons in effect, it finds its way directly to the seat of life, thrilling and quickening every nerve, raising up the drooping spirit, and, in fact, infusing new Health and vigor in the svstem. NOTICE. Whoever expects to find this a beverage will be disappointed ; but to tbe sick; weak and low spirited, it will prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of singular remedial properties. CAUTION! . The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has in duced many imitations, which tbe public sbonld guard against purchasing. Be tint persuaded to bny anything else until yon bare given Bosrhave's Holland Bitters a fair triaL One bottle will convince yon bow infinitely superior it ia to all these imitation. Suld at 1 per bottle, or six bottles for by tbe BOLB raOFKIETOBS, - BENJAMIN PAGF, JR. 1 CO., Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and- Chemists, : PITTSBURGH, fA. For sale br Pescod & Gatling, Raleigh. July 21, ii". 1194-wly. FIRE INSURANCE. MeGEE A WILLIAMS, Agents v POa KALEIGH, H. C. GREFX$BORO' MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Such bas been the care and economy of Ihe officers of this Company, that we are free from debt ; hare made no assessments, and hare now on hand a large capital. Til : in premium notes $457,059 OS; in cash flj, 845 t9 making a total of (470,504 V2, to meet any losses that may accrue ; we therefore have no hesitation in saying to the public, that there is no safer Company in the South ern country. The roost of tbe Itifks in this Company be ing in tbe Western part of the State, where the danger from fire is mach less. DIRECTORS: James Sloan, J. A Mehane, C. 1. Mendenhall, D P. Weir, WadesboronKh ; S. (J. Coffin. Jamestown : W A. Wririil. Wilmington; John L Sharer, Salisbury ; MeGce, KaleigL; H. G. Sprni II. Plymouth; R. E. Troy, Lamberton; Thomas Johnson, YancejvUle. OFFICERS: . JAMES SLOAN, 1'rcsident . E. W. OGBCRX. Vice President C. P. MENDENHALL, Attorney. ' PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer. WM. II. CUMM1NGS, General Agent' .. W. J. McCoxkbx, 1 J. A. Mebaxb, Executive Committee, J. M. Garrltt, j All communications on business connected with this of fice, should be addressed to PETER ADAMS, Secretary. Greensboro. N. C, July 21, 1S57. 69 tf. S5T Age copy. . ' WOTICE. PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE 11 Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Robeson County, May Term, 1857, 1 will sell, at the Court House door in the town of Lumberton, on the 4lh Monday in Augnst next the following tracts of land, or so much thereof as will pay the W. J. Mctxtnnel, John 1 ltle, Jed. 11. Lindsar, James M. Garrett, E. W. Op bom, D. P. Gregg, Darid' McKnight, Greensboronirh : Alexander Miller. ewbern: E. F. Lilly.

place_of_publication: Raleigh, N.C.

name: Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume]

publisher: William W. Holden


ocr: ESTABLISHED 1847. V Wholesale and EeteU Dealers in fyi? STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS. Also, Boots, Shoes, Trucks, &c. 13 SYCAMORE ST., PETERSBURG, VA.


ocr: THE Inrtji-Cnralina ItnnW WILLIAM W. HOLDEN, Editor and Proprietor. FRANK. I. WILSON. Associate Editor. TERMS OF THE WEEKLY Two Dollars per annum n variably id advance. TERMS OF THE SEMI-WEEKLY Four Dollars per annum, invariably in advance. All papers are discontinued at the expiration of the time for tchich they hate been paid. Terms of Advertising in the Semi-Weekly Standard. Our regular rates of advertising are as follows : One square, ( 1 4 1 ines or less) first insertion, - $1 00 Each subsequent, insertion, ------- 25 Longer advertisements in proportion. Contracts will be made with advertisers, at the above, regular rates, for six or twelve months, and at the close of the contract 33J per cent, will be deducted from the gross amount. Professional or business Cards, not exceeding five lines will be inserted in either the Weekly or Semi-Weekly, for $6 for six months.or $ 10 for twelve months ; or in both pa pers for $10 for six months, or $15 for twelve months. Terms of Advertising in the Weekly Standard. One dollar per square for the first insertion, and 25 cts. for each subsequent insert ion. So deduction will bemad, on Weekly advertisements, no matter how long they may run. Only a limited number of advertisements will be admitted into" the Weekly. All advertisements, not otherwise direct ed, are inserted' in the Semi-Weekly, and charged accord ingly. When the number of insertions is not marked on the advertisement it is inserted until forbid. Money scDt us by mail is at our risk.


ocr: THE KNUCKLE WASHING MACHINE, WITH 200 FLOATING BALLS, ADE AND SOLD BY THE SUBSCRIBER, OWN, .ER of the Patent Rirht in tha Counties of Johnston! Hate, rerson, Caswell, AlaroiDce and Orange, N. C. Ai orders addressed to ma at Hillsborough will be promptly emended to. - ALEXR DICKSO. ; Alto, for sale by James M. Towles, Raleigh, N.C. , July 1856. - ,. lisa-wtf.


ocr: - FARROW'S ORIGINAL JULLIEK JDHSTBELS. fWtUIS MODEL BAND OF THE SoUTH, CONSISTING - ofn taienied ierforiners, (now en route North prior to their departure for Australia.) wi!; arrive in Raleigh ia a few days, wbere they intend giving ilieir chaste and eoter- taining Concerts, consisting of new i- -ngs, Glees, Choruses. -interspersed with the lifelike delations of the Nrgro t Character. Tbe Julliens have met with succ-s unprecedented by any other Company -thai has visited the Palmetto aad Old North States. ' - : CHARLES D. PAGE, Agent Sth, 1857. .


ocr: UEW ! ENTIRELY NEW ! D. O. MURRAY, 2 DOOKS BELOW WILL1A1IS A llATWOODa dkiyi rrn IT AS JUST RECEIVED AXD OPEXED AX EN TIRELY near atork of Drr fiood.-i. Ii.u.t an4 K . 1113, IMMIUCIK, ttU, SC. ' Old cuMiomers aud new ones are respectfully invited to come, sec, and be satisfied that by purchasing here thev will save monrv. The w hole of his stock has been purchas ed this F; I anil from first hands, lie feels confident that he can sell IJOOllS of equal quality ax low as the lowest as cheap as the cheapest, and as good as the best Call and ee, thittigh you d not bny No trouble lo show goods. Anr enumeration of items is deemed useless as almost eve ry article to be found in any retail establishment will be fonnH here ; and be is conbdeut that he will be able to sell GOODS a cheap as anr house in Italeigb. MJOTICK. DO XOT FORME r WHILE LOOKIVO lUromd for FALL AXD WINTER GOODS to call at ihe new St re. ' D. C. MURRAY, Two do ra b 'low Williams k Haywood's Drug Store. - Kale:gh...pt., lsM. 1151 wtt 11 i . '


ocr: THE Jint-CflrDlina itimkrii WILLIAM W. HOLDEH, Editor and Proprietor. FRANK. I. WILSON. Associate Editor. TERMS OP THE WEE KLT 7W TW&zr annum invariably in advance. TERMS OP THE SEMI-WEEirr.Yf7. n.dLirt ner annum, invariably in advance. AU papers are discontinued at the expiration of the time for which thty hace been paid. Terms of Advertising in the Semi-Weekly Standard. Our regular rates of a Ivertising are as follows: One square, (14 lines or less) first insertion, $ 1 00 Euch subsequent insertion, ....... 25 Longer advertisements in proportion. Contracts will be made with advertisers, at the abone regular rate, for six or twelve months, and at the close of me contract 83 per cent, will be deducted from the gross k mount. Professional or business Cards, not exceeding five lines Will be inserted in either the Weekly or Semi-Weekly, for to xor six inouins,or $io lor twelve months; or in both pa pers for $lu for six months, or $15 for twelve months. Terms of Advertisins in the Weekly Standard. One dollar per square for the first insertion, and 15 cts. Jot each subsequent insertion. ilo deduction will be made en Weekly adctrlUtmertt, no matter A-.w long they may run. ly a limited number of advertisements will be admitted .into ihe Weekly. All advertisements, not otherwise direct- fed, are inserted in the heini-Weekly, aud charged uccord tingly. When the number of insertions :s not marked ou the advertisement it is inserted until forbid. Money sent us by mail is at our risk. February t, 1857.


ocr: OK THE 1ST OF J AUtfATftV 1858 . 1 SHALL OITEK fbr Ml at the Market firi1 in' Kitefefc, feflow ing desirable Jot of land, lriog aK nrtlt west t Hal a, and bounded oo the north by tb sTataVModfet BMdVasd) on the south by the N. C Railroad, virr Ote lot of about ten acres, one of about twelve acres, aa4 the otfcer threw will be cut up to suit purchasers. Also three Jotf'on the sooth of the Railroad, of about fifty acres each. Terms0 sale will be made known on the day of sale. '. ' ' ' .' ' IRA BECKWTtHV '.' December 1857. ' 111 Zt


ocr: iiOiSRHAVii'S HOLLAR a) BITTGKS XHX CKLT.RRATED IIOI.LAXD REMEDY FOR : i nivTICV An rvit,ii WrriviirA. LIVER cbMrHXihi-r,' WEAKNESS kiZV KIND, FVHR'fwb AGUE. And the various affectitas consequent upon a disordered STOMAC.lI OR LIVER, Such as Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Despoudencr, Costiveness, Blind or Bleeding Piles. ;- In all Nervous, Itbeuinatic, and Neuralgic Afiectivn. it has in aumrmus instances proved hiirhly beneficial, and in others effected a decided cure. This is a PffUj vegetable compound, prepared on strict ly scientific yjciples, after the manner of tbe celebrated Holland Pressor, Bcerhave. Becanse of its great success in most of.ihpunipean States, its introduction into the United SlHte wm intended more especially for those of our fathertaodMtfered here and there orer the face of this mighty Ottrj. Meeting with treat success amonsr them, I now oftriHu the American public, knowing that its tru ly wondeffbA medicinal virtues must be acknowledged. 11 ' particularly recommended to those persons whoa constitutions may have been impaired by the continuous use of ardent spirits, or other forms of dissipation. Gene rally instantareous in e fleet, it Cuds its way directly to the seat of life, thrilling and quickening every nerve, raising up the drooping spirit, and, in fact, infusing new nealth and vigor in the system. NOTICE. Whoever expects to find this a bererae will be disappointed; but to the sick, weak and low spirited, it will prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of singular remedial properties. .- . . CAUTIOX! The great popnlarity of this delightful Aroma has in duced many imitations, which tbe public should guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything ele until you have given Bcerhave' Holland Bitters a fair Irial One bottle will convince yon how infinitely superior it is to all these mutations. , So'd Hper bottle, or six bottles for . $5, by tbe SOLB PBOPBIETOas, ' BENJAMIN PAOF; JR. A CO., ' 2fnnfacturing . Pkarmactvtistt and Chemists, , I PITTSBURGH, PA... . ... For sale by Pescud 4 Gatling, Raleigh. Jo.y21,18Sr. ' ' l'm-wly. ' SALE POSTPONED TO 3RD NOTEMBPR 1S57.-AS Trustee for W. I). Cooke, I h. e!3 the sale of the Printing Office, nStSS lZ Card" f 'fieW Ptent) AW PrinUD PreM' - And the Typ and Printing Materials, beonging 1o said Cooke,' until Tuesday, tbe Srd day of rember when they will be poive'sold wuhouf J - ALtbo, "i00 Vme 1 w, 1 Cooke's land adjoining the land, of Rev. A. Smedes and K. fn later dec d ; and also, said Cooke's interest in the Paper MiK Crabtree. latelr mvunUH h. n ur . on hiJ!f til n xtrda credit for note, negotiable and pay. M ilHi .IS


ocr: STANHOPE MALE ACAD EM Y. THE FALL aession of this institution will commence on the Ant i.Monday.in August, and continue twenty reeka. i.' e5,nl f Tnition aa follows : -. . . J"1118 Department, per session, ' a 7 50- - English,- i ' , . . r , V'-in no ' Advanced Enriish.-. T r, : -' ?r :V - .0 Zkl ' Board can be obtained in iood families at from 7 to 18 JahVsa ,2?- A J. TAYWR, SecVtoBoefl: 88, 1857 1


ocr: ATTENTION, OAK-CITY GUARDS ! PARADE, in full uniform, at the Armory, TO MORROW (Wedncsdoy) MORNING, at tight o'clock precisely, with live rounds of blank cart ridges. ALSO, attend a meeting of the corps at the same place, on Friday evening next, at 9 o'clock. The business of this meeting will require the attendance of everv member, as a reorganization of the corps may be determined upon , (By order of the Captain,) JX0. SPELMAN, 0. S.


ocr: . A CARD. TJJOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT TOE TRUS ii "TEES of Franklinton Male and Female Institute bare secured the services of Rev. D. R. Bruton and Lady.' who are regular graduates of honor, and of several years -experience in teaching. Tbey will be aided by competent assistants in their respective departments. Tbs course of study will be thorough and complete; Classical, Musieat, Painting, Ac Expenses for board, tuition, Ac, will bo 1 about as heretofore. ' " " : - A regular advertisement setting forth particnlan wul p ; peroon C, C. BLACKNALL, Sec'y Board of Trustees. ' Jan. , 1857. ' lwzt. '


ocr: DESIRABLE TOW1V JjOTH FOR SALE. O N THE 16TH DAY OF MAY NEXT. I WILL Of fer for sa!e a lot containing about W acres of A0"! tbe greater portion of mbicb is within the corporate un!" of Ihe City. . It will be divided into half acre Ms. r rurr.ifttieu on the day r sale O !iLCJJ . l- - - The tl Smilbfield mad. and adjoining tbe lot owned by Mr. J Kiikbam. .TUu properly will be sold at public nc' DTK Den T ne - ' unless soia privately oetore. Apply to tne onaerwK" furthcr particulars. Terms made km i k rwttarn An dav of sale- 8.4L ROGERS, Aft-.. Baletgh, May 1, 1857.


ocr: 1857. 1857. Fall Trade KERR MARBURY, - . - IMPORTERS. A X-D 'DEALERS CHINA,1 GLASS AND EARTHENWARE '74 axd 76,- Sycamore St., Petersburg. Ya. "WWTE RESI'I-CTFULLY INVITE .fllE ATTENTION w V of Merchants to one of the larcrcst and most varied assortments of China, Glaaa aud Earthenware, we 'have ever bad the pleasure of exhibiting. e have also receiv ed a large supply of Looking Glasses and liultimore Stone Wure of first quality.' Our stock of Fancy Uuoda is large and complete. We shall otter our entire stock as low as tuey can be bought m any Aurtheru Uitv. KEUlt & MARBURY. . August IS, 1S.57. 1193 wtw.


ocr: 117' ANTED. VOLUMES. OF THE RALEIGH W. Register, for the years 181-'17-'18-'1-'2R and 2, for which a liberal price will be paid. The Librarian, under directions of the Trustees of the Library, having purchas ed the files of the Register, the above volumes are wanted to make the Set complete from the foundation of that paper (1799) to the present time. Address, f ' . . 0. H. PERRY, State Lib'n. Jan. 20, 1857. . 1168 wiw.


ocr: 5000 Lbs. Family Bacon 1000 Pairs 8hoes. KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE THAT I AM selling, and will continue to sell, tow for cash, or on short time to punctual customers. I bare in store a large lot of leather, together with a general assortment of Gro ceries, such as Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Cheese, Flour, best old and common liquors, Ac, Ac, which 1 will sell whole sale or retail. Call and see for yourself, 4th door from B. B. Smith's old stand. North side of Hargett street, as I am determined. not to be undersold by any one Thankful for IMst favors, I hope, by fair dealing and strict attention to )usiness, to merit a continuance of the same. - . ' ,- ; JORDAN WOMBLE. N. B. Jugs. Decanters, and Tumblers will be loaned to the members of tho ensuing Legislature, .and liquors furn ished on the best terms, . . -; . . v . -:: - -. J: W. ' ;SepU 28, 1856,;.; ... ; i ... . ; 1152-wly. ,


ocr: 1TEW ! ENTIRELY NEW ! -D. O. MtJRRAY, 2 DOORS BELOW WILLIAMS & UAVWOOD DKCG STORE HAS JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED AN EN TIRELY new stock of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hals, Bonnet, Ac. Ac. Did customers and new one are respectfully invited to come, see, and be t is tied lhat by purchasing here they will save money. The w hole of his stock has bwn rurelias el this Fail and front first bands. He feels confident that be can sell (JOODS of rqinri quality as low as Ihe lowest as cheap as tbe cheapest, and as good as tue nest. laii and see, thougii you a not dut xxo irouoic io suow gonas. Any enumeration of items' is deemed useless as almost eve ry arlicle to be found iu any retail establishment will be found here ; and be is confident that he will be able to sell GOODS as cheap as any house in Rjleigb. mjOTICE.-DO NOT FORGET WHILE LOOKING Iw around for FALL AND WINTER GOODS to call at the new Store. D. C. MURRAY, Two doors below Williams & Day wood's Drug Store. Raleigh, Sept. 22, lS.ifi. 1151 w tf. OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE. GUILFORD COUNTY, N. C. 1IIE SPRING SESSION OF OAK RIDGE INSTI TUTE will open on Tuesday (the 1 th day of l-eb- under the instruction of KEY. T. a. WH1TTING-


ocr: THE Iltirtjj-CflrDlimi Itimoarii WILLIAM W. HOLDEN, Editor and Proprietor. . FRANK. I. WILSON, Associate Editor. TERMS OP THE WEEKLY Two Dollars per annum invariably n advance. TERMS OF THE SEMI-WEEKLY Four Dollars per annum, invariably in advance. All papers are discontinued at the eviration of tne time or which they hace been paid. Terms of Advertising in the Semi-Weekly Standard. Our regular rates of advertising are as follows: One square, (14 lines or less) first insertion, - $1 00 Each subsequent insertion, 25 Longer advertisements in proportion. p,Mmi.t u.;tl ho nnilt u-'ifli nrinrl isprs. tit the alxtr.e VUllll V. . "J I . . V m.mw - - " J regular rate, for six or twelve months, atid at the close of the contract 33 Jtf per cent, will be deducted from the gross amount. Professional or business Cards, not exceeding tive tines r;it koincorto1 in uithor 1 1n. Wp"tlv or Semi-Wei kl v. for n 1 1 1 W vx mu - " , I $6 for six months,or $10 for twelve months ; or in both pa- ; ers for $10 for s:x mouths, or $15 for twelve mouths. Terms of Advertising in the Weekly Standard. One dollar per square for the first insertion, and 2." cts. or each subsequent insertion. So deduction will be made n Weekly adctrttiemmts, no matter h"W long they nuty run. hily a limited number of advertisements will be admitted nto the Weekly. All advertisements, not otherwise direct d, are inserted" in the Semi-Weekly, and charged jiccord ngly. When the number of insertions is not marked on he advertisement it is inserted until forbid. Money sent us by mail is at our risk. March 7, 1507?


ocr: W. J. Houston. "w, a. Axlem. HOUSTON & ALLEN, Attornies and Counsellors at Law, Kknansville, N. C. WILL ATTEND THE COUNTY AND SUPERIOR Courts of Duplin, New Hanover and adjoin Coun ties, and also th Courts of Wake. April HIM- 1180wly.


ocr: W. J. HODSTOX. . ... .W. A. Alley. -, , . HOUSTON A , ALLEN, . , Attornies and Counsellors Ml Law, f. .V v . v n ILL ATTEND THE COUNTY AND SUPERIOR Courts of Dunlin, new tlanuver andadioutff Coon.


ocr: NO RISK IN TRYING A PIANO. SUSPEND TOUR DECISION AS TO THE PUR cbsce of any particular make of Piano until you can test those of ours, which we have tried for twenty years past. Nothing can be lost, and yon have the advantage of ascertaining for yourself whether they are really first rata, or not. . E. P. NASH. Book and Piano Seller, ;


Richmond enquirer. [volume]

ocr: ROUtlW AXI) WOfSTKNTIOl-W S AXD TABLE CL'ITLKhV. SCI.-MjKS. 4c. i K have jus: <?peiu:J, d;/ecc the crlfbrattd ** inniuac:urer?. Jos. Ku,?-rs ? :?jrs. nod Oeorit# ! vV^-iNjjjb'Lo A ro.l. tl#*' i;.. ?t ; t' mw*1 UaOJiin)* ; -V** n- p.itk.t ?ad T.M.. CVr.ry. f. R?J..r#, A . , it ii ih ever t??cn our ; : ' '. * "> ' ~ - "!*. ' Ffou al!.c woiit, ac<v?roc'i "y J". : ox-ndoiM a. ud JOii>eION 4 BBANdFOhl), end de?].ri !a Uiiclwir". Cgitleiy, tar , ?t?c ot uco Cross Cut 8a<v, Xu. i?-1. Mala Su'cet- fob 2*

place_of_publication: Richmond, Va.

publisher: Thomas Ritchie


ocr: LATEST 8? '"' (J'T""' f?r i'5* Klrhmand Br.?j.|rer IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL A.MEBT Washing rotr, Hatch 30.?PrivateA America a'titoe that the conference iouts cf (' "fa I<ica, Nicaragua, 0^' ia. Honduras. and San Salvador, Is t.ow sitings negotiating for a partition ai.d auuexV among the nbovw State*. Th? prov? this arrangement came from Nicaragua. ' KANSAS AFFAIRS. Washington, "arch 15!).?The instructions to t. sikcr, are tin*"-' ?n ,ho principle that the < ? Kan^ae are valid. He is principally char-I gf-p that tue pmpl* have fr.-? and independent iVrtif in the * flair- of tho Territory: currying 0y of tlia registry law in ti?e election < gates to the State Convention. The troop, b? fore employed, are to ho removed, and others, n., implicated in the affairs of the territory, &. substituted; but there i? no expectation ot to cell on tbom for aid. Mr. Woodson, late Secretary of the Territory appointed to a land office in Kansss. BALTIMORE March 30?Flour Is dull; i al! kinds at $3 75. Whiro wheat 1 55al 6S 3tial 39. Com is dull: Rales of white NEW YORK. March 30 ?Flour is heavr;, State brand- at $3 oO.-iO 70 ; Southern 6 5 9">a(> 4(1. Oraiu is unchanged. Stocki 9'-!. '^1


ocr: NE BOTTLE OK A I'rice '.'5 ccnu, will cure tho must inveterate ul- ^ c, eer that mar* tho iorin I | X j [ \v of man or beaat. If it J.L #\M fail*, and in it* lexicon there is no *uch word, we make no charge tor it. See our host ol botiest Certificate* in I |7V> R pamphlets from our R ,|n , own people, and well I k known. For sale by all Q I I E the druggists of our city, and by DOVE &. CO., Sole Proprietors,


ocr: sews. I'UKi OK RICHMOND, Jni; 25 1 IV>7. HtOH WATKb THI? I.AV AT O'CLOCK AKKlVElT Schr Wm S Ilylnnd, Tolley. York Rlvm.corn. Sclir Win James, WArren. Cape Charles, corn. SAILED, Jjcbr Jno Aumack, Pearce, via Port Walthall,Cm Philadelphia Schr OuVust. Thompson, New Orleans, tndso. Sehr Emma June. Phillips, via Port Walthall, oos D C. Schr Ocean, McNemar, Baltimore, ooal. Schr Wm Colquitt, Phillips, Baltimore, indse. Schr Exit, Gray, down the river, light. It AMOR OK Til KIOIOAI ETKIt. At J. fl'. Book nor


ocr: EXECUTORS' NOTICE. A LL persons baring claims against Philip K- Joisca, deceased,late ol Louisa county, either in his tndiyidu- al or representative capacity, or as lute deputy Sheriff Louisa county Va., are hereby notified to present them to the undersigned without delay, properly autbcnticat'd, for se tlement; and all peraons for w hom he is bound as security, are directed to proceed at once to tha collection of their money; and all those indebted to said estate are requested to make speedy payment, as uo Indulgence can be given. J A 1 communications on business with the estate must b? addressed to J T. Cowherd, Louisa C H., Va. C GABRIEL JONES. 5: JONATHAN T. COWHERD, Jaa 17?*wBw Sxaeutors of Philip H. Jonas, dee'd.


ocr: KICII.MOM) THEATRE. BENEFIT OF MI.S3 FANNY MORANT. which occasion she will sppear fur the first time in the arduous character of ROMEO. FRIDAY' EVENISG/Octobkx 16, Will be performed Shakspearc't great Tragedy of ROMEO AND JI7I.IRT ^ 7 With a powerful distribution of Characters Pu Seul Mici Jenny Hlght To conclude with the Farce of WIDOW'S VICTIM. Oct 16


ocr: HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. PAY THE ABOVE REWARD of Fifteen Hundred Dollars tor the recovery of the money stolen the Richmond Custom House, anil the arrest and conviction of the thief or thieves; or Five Hundred for such arrest and conviction. For the recovery of the money alone. One Thousand Dollars, or pro rata, to the amount recovered. WM M. HARRISON, Depositary. Richmond. Oct. 15, 1857.?tt i i


ocr: POETBV, [From the Home Journal] ^ "LOVE. 1I0X0K AX I) OliEY."?rmebe caret. Iromise todt>ve! why, woman thiuks To love a priv.lrjje. not a task; If thou wilt truly take my heart, 1 Aud keep it, this is all I a*k. Honor thee! yes. if thou wilt live A life ot truth and purity; ii When I have seen thy worthiness, V 1 cannot choose but honor thee. p Obey! when 1 have fully learned j Each want and wish to understand, p I'll learn the wisdom to obey, ? If thou hast wisJom.to command. c So if I fail to live with thee In duty, love and lowliness, u 'Tia Xature's fault, or thine, or both: * The greater must control the lees. P JRroni Putnam's Mn$aziue | ,i WE KNEW IT WOULD KAIX. We knew it would rain, for all the morn P A spirit, on slender ropes of mist, i> w" toworinjr its nolden buckets down a Into the vapory amethyst, F Of ratrshes aud swamps and dismal Tens? .Scooping the dew that lav in the flowers, Dipping the jewels oat of the sea, ' To sprinkle them over the iand in showers! We knew it would rain, for the poplars showed The white of their leaves?the amber grain Shrank in the wind?and the lightning now Is tangled iu tremulous skeins of rain !


ocr: i\E\VS. I'UKI OK RICHMOND. Dec. IU, mail WATKH THIS DAY AT 13$ o'clock. ARRIVED. Schr II. A. Weeks, Weeks, Philadelphia, coal, A. S. L-e. Schr Fleetwood, Salem, plaster. SAILED. Schr Mary Willis, Parks, Georgetown, Schr Hops, Mitche'l, Halto.


ocr: RICHMOND TIIKATRK. STILL MURE ATTHAC/lu.y fT^IMDAY EVENING, Dec. 11th, will be presented the ' Maguifl.ent Spectacle ol the NAIAD QUEEN. With ull its former Splendor, TDK BATH OK BEAUTY, Ac., and the GRAND MARCH OF ITS LOVELY NYMPIIS. Special Notice.?There will he an exhibition ol the lib ive on SaTCBdav Afternoon lor the accommodation of families and children. Admission lor children fifteen


ocr: POKTBV. A SONNET. The following poetical gem is /rem the aud has the true ring of genius in it: A star upon the stream. bestowing Its looks of love, and hope and care Found while the storm was wildly blowing, No light, no love reflected there. But, when the boisterous wind was hushed, A glance betrayed the streamlet's love: Deep in its placid bosom blushed The image of the star above. So thou, when gazing on my soul. As tempest tost by worldly strife, Seest but the maddeuing waves that roll ?r i;r? Across the surging stream v? But when, iu wonted calm, each feeling, Each troubled thought, doth sweetly rest, Thy glance beholds my heart revealing Thine image, smiling in my breast. L. A. ? (From the Washington Star.j THE SEA-SIIKLL. by It. clay fkel'ea. How is it with thee, oh, lone Sea Shell! Why utter this ceaseless moau ? Art yearning again For thy home in the main, Where the sunlight hath never shone 1 Like the muffled throb of a brokeu heart, Tby musio is sounding to me; Art mourning thy love In some far coral grove Which blossoms down under the sea ? They say that the voice of thy native waves, This melancholy dirge doth keep, Which tho' far away, Doth ever betray Thy birth in the wild ocean deep. And is it not thus with that mystical voice Which speaks to the children of earth, And often unfolds To Ood-imaged sonls Some trace of their Heavenly birth T Ah! many a spirit like thee, lone Shell, Now mourns in its prison of clay; While it catcheth faint gleams In soul thrilling dreams Of the Ocean that's far away! Washington, D. CJ., 1857.


ocr: K1CU ."?!<? D THEATRE. BENEFIT OF THE GIFTED YOUSO AMERICA.V ACTRESS, !>1 I ?* ?* A V O N I A JONES, which occasion she will appear in TWO POPULAR CHARACTERS, AND SINO LA MARSELLAISE. iMDAY EVENING, December 18th, 1857: Will he performed the Drama of the > RUIDE OK LAMERJIOOR. 1 . r Aictor, Mist A Junes. i i r NahonMle ..Miss Jennie Uight L? Martellaise Miss A. To conclude with the new Drama of KO.<K DE MAI. Rosede M?: Mist A


ocr: i uratat ?o P.hN'L 7 ( : MR H. JACK. flhN PS!ImV March 13'li, 13:7. when will x-pretested Play by 'l orn Tuykr, of the KIMi'S ItlV.W, Ic, roiHT AND TilE dTAGE. Ai:?wa*h,?p rjauri-.t' ch t'Vf: Vi: t. * ' To c.-n lute w.ta tea rli MA.MAC. Th"Vs- Mr. H. A. Bight.


ocr: AMUSEMENTS. inr il >i <?i ? t ii katee. I,AST WKKK OK MISS KANNY MORANT. ffNlMRD NIGHT of the Grand Spectacle of the ICK i witch. EVENING, Octodkr 20, will In- pei toriiied the Drama nt TIME TKIK? AIX. I.eoson, - Miss Kannv Movant evening's entertainment wilt emiclude with the 1 c E VVITC'II, f or ti4k KNI'iHT OK TUB FROZEN HAND!


ocr: GHJSKMtiSTS. T11KATK Ft. MtiNTiAV, February 23d, leb7 ?First night of the Farewell Engagement of MISS I,GUIs A I'YSE and Mr. W. I|. HARRISON. "??*;!] be presented the Opera of the BAlOtJTr.K OF TUE KEfilMENT. Itntich the entire 1 roup? will appear. Aftertbuh ?.a AUegorcal Tableaux In honor of TUF. BIRTH OF \VAS?UI.NCiTON. *i?i IDUiSA FYKE ?. tilling the "Star Spangled Banner.' * To conclude with the , WaTKKMAN. s *'~:h M.i? ?yoe and Mr Harrison will appear


ocr: . , kTEW AND CHOICE ? *v"? m .^1 JAMES WOODIIOTJSE A CO. hAveESfepMpjC&jR coived within thplast few davsa number "i 1 H fl 17 r new nnd choice PIANO FORTE*. re-? " ? " larkable for purity of tone, tsste in finish, nnd durability f workmanship Some very rich and elegant others laiu but neat, at low pi ices. Ooc 0


ocr: THW*att, J. B. Kaclknkb, J. H. Clajul I. or or ? riDcif;d"wd Vs. Halifax, Va. Halifax. Vs. THWEATT. FAULKNER dfc CLARK, COMMISSION MERCHANTS!. "'"ci, tritocxoE Bcildino, on 13th Stxxkt, H1CHMOND. VA. IL'- g>Te strict attention to the aale of all Taonrc entrusted to onr care, and make liberal Cash at * 00 In 1-


ocr: rfci I air. Mi CfIE"Vf L RFIE LI) GUT DRAGOONS. ATTENTION. si iHE members nf the corns of Orseoors, com* V.// j nianded by Capt L'ali.u-jll return rhi-ir ?rm?. sttr delay. to Mr. Jn?ep",i Wells Mam nearer.)I requested by the Adjutant Crueral t?sayihe?e?4i? [ i era wanted to suuply other eejnpantea, and it not J jptiy returned, action will be taker to procure them. | txch S-Oi\ WN. W. WEliiGER, Late 0. * '


ocr: i | | UKNA'Lfc.UE.V'S GOODS. I HAVE now in store ft complete assortment ot goods, ?ucu no Gent t Dressing Gowns Uou'ja Merino blurts ar.d Drawers T Gent s l.inen and Cotton do Gent's Linen Shiits. French siyles Gent's Merino and Cotton Unit Hose , Gem's Silk nnd l.inen l'ockot Handkerchiefs x Gent's Fcarta and Nock Ties C Gent's Mnreelilt-s and Linen Collars C Gent's Suspenders and Hair Stocks. (I Also. Cloths, Coisimeros and Vesting* c< Wnich I will have made to order bv the most fashions- bio merchant tailors, guaranteeing u ? In nil cases I urn selling lor cash, and am enabled to sell the above at prices that will jive -atitfoctlou. C. IIARTWELL. April 13 113, Broad street.


ocr: \ I | \V. IV i'lilt KlNf> JSt CO. bl NO. 1 i ! , KAOLE SQUARE, this d iv added to their slock: *' Black Oro <fo Rhine *nd Lustrine Silks **; .Mourning Siliu ?t low prices ~ ds'iin do Ciiines, extra quality Black. Komb iriuct; best msk?a Lupin's Biack Challles lBlack A'liolino do Laincs ,e Crape Diamenterc, ??1? colors Very rich Keragc Robes ,u) " Orsandlc do I.urgfi itock I'rnnci'. Jacoco's and Orjranniea H up dkirts and Skirtings of every description. To which ibey invite iho attention of the Indies. April 13


ocr: AMISKMKIVTS. METROPOLITAN HALL tkf Al'KlCE STRaKuSCH begs leave to ."1 :a?t N'LLE t.l.MINIK FKEZZUl.INI, mad'k stkakosch, and HERR KLETZER, Will ?; ? a second and positivklv dast <; K A > 1? CUX'tK A' , On WEDNESDAY. Nov 25:h, at the MEMOPOLITAy HALL. Mad s frezz tulM ?iii mas the Aries and Roman it's from Othei.a. Kigoivtto, Linda dt Chauiouni, the cele hr.trd Vaise <31 Bratom* dc Veuezare, and the from Seimrnmi'Jc, with Mad e STRAK03CH. Mad'k stii.\k'j>ch will mng "Tne Spell it "' Vitcir, u 311 cot Eainhom'," <ini "Home Sweet >1*. kletzer anJ Mr. STKaKOSCH will several l?mite Fantasta* jy Price ul uJmi.s.ion to all part* of the Hall, DGl.lAn. UySeau may be secured without extra charge at Bo-.* md Music S ore ot James Wuodhouae, Esq. tiTD-or. ea at 7?Concert to commence at o'clock. Not 34?St KlT' H.lltIN D~THK%TKE. sixth appearance op the highly gifted TIST3, MR. A SO MRS. UALLER. VV*HO win appear THIS EVENING in their it caaraciers <,t KMKLIA and OTHELLO. t Mri. WALLER will alto appear, by particular roqucat, ai kate O'BRIEN, Asd etag THREE POPULAR SONGS. Tl'rlsDAY EVENING, Novewbkr. 24, 1657, will be per formed SaaZ.peare's great Tragedy of OTHELLO. EMELIA Mma. WALLER. othello, Ma. WALLER. Paseeul Miss Jennie Hight. To conclude with the Comedietta of PERFECTION, KATE O'BRIEN, with Songs Mas. WALLER. MORMON l'OLYGAMY?POLITICAL AS. PECTS AND REMEDY. 10HN HYDE, Ja , formerly Morman Elder, and tbur of "Mormooisra. ita Leader* and Design*,'' Levtureou this subject, this (TUESDAY) evening, at African Churcn, 7 1-2 o'clock. Adunieioii (to cover expense*) teu cent*. Not m?it


ocr: . Ll-tE dfc BAYLY. I ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS, Ac., lu ' C-iurts of Richmond, and tbe of Henrico, Chesterfield und Hanover. Samuel T. Baylv, Notary Public and Commissioner of I the Clilted State* Court ot Claims. Office on Utb street, uear Main. james k. i.ee,


ocr: NOUCI-. TO 1,1.11 IIEK UEAMfUM. are invited by the undersigned till the 50th of h'ebru-.ry next, 'or the supply ol 320 000 feet of heart Pine scantling, h urd me-iaure?.170 00! feet to he -<3?, sn.l 150,000 tee! to be 1\.'i; all to be in lengths of 12, IS i.r 21 feet, and to be delivered on the Norfolk and Hoi! Iioad Company f Wharf, at N'oifolk Parttea must present their bids ,n person. Informal ion ua to time ??t delivery and ch"raeterot will be furnished those des'irne : > bil; but in all ciues auch information c in be more satisfactorily obtained by a visit to the undersigned at hi* (dice WILLIAM MA HONK, Chief Engineer. Juu iW? c3w* Norfullt, >a.


ocr: Ym tiieatkh KUNKF.L A Co I.-sseea EVENING, JANUARY Rib. 1?37. JL SECOND NIGUT OF MR PROCTOR AVhcn w.ll be presented t<te Truged) u' B OriifLLO Mr. JOS. PROCTOR. To conclude with tne New Moral Scene of A CONJUGAL LESsO.V ADMISSION.?itroM Circle and i'sr^uette, 30 cent*, lao extra charge lor reserved scan,) Si Tier Loses, 25 recti, Gxllortei 30 and 23 cit. B-x ice open from P to 5 o'clock. J?^.ioors op"n h' ?; Overture coawaenco at quarter


ocr: G i ? frt St I UNS, SHOT BAGS AND POUCHES, POW. DER FLASKS, GAME BAGS WAD CUTTERS, BEST ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN CAPS, Ac. A liAntiL ua PZCCIICDI HWUIinirui ui iuc auvu men- m tloncJ Sporting luiplcucuta, juat to liaud, direct )ui the uianufeoturera, end for tele at the Hardware of JOHNSTON St BRANSKORD, Oct 1 No. 183, Main at., Sign of the Croat Cut Saw. !


ocr: K A X P K l< K I.Vj' CELEBRATED WORCKHIKIIklilBF SUCK. PRONOUNCED BY k5 EXTRACT ?"I of a Letter u CONNOISSEUR?. | Medical Omit cti.< TO BE the TO Hin ??.?/.. hfek-a wort est: fauce may. 1.-5. "Tell Lra A P. : ,''rr'it-T that their Sacci a?d aeflicasle to "* T"[ highly eateerr.ee - dia, and u. ! . ir.% EVERY VARIETY ion,tlw oi.H:P(^1' " - hb we'.l as t.-> OF DISH ?holetotne * made. ' The only M?d*I awarded by the Jury of the Ne? * for Foreign Sauce#, was obtaiaec r.r ! ' tor their Worcestebshibe SaCce the fame of which baring led to numeroui IM/I AT are earnestly requested to #t?tb#rt;.t "LEA Si PERRiNS,' are impressed upen tho i Stopper, and printed upon the Label#. Sole Wholesale Agents for the United States {JOHN DUNCAN A FCN& 403 Br..ertw -y N A stock always In atore. Alio, orders rcceirn. shipment irom England. July 0? FIJKrH LPI'l.Y of (litre Paler-r .v., hand and for tale by DOVE a . Dee 1 Rl'SMKS, Elastic Steeling#. Snoaioor rra . . geoni'Bandage#and Surcical Applian-ej. o? to be bad a: MEADE dt BAKER'e