ocr: in north-wot cornvr M.nnnec nnd Wcnteru HcberTe road, he varnted. Kov. 4, .858. 42w3 - DAVID JOHN8. 0PEiLG OF Fremont CASH Jso. 1, Moore's Block, OLD STAMPING OF KENDALL A NIMS MADE GLORIOUS ONCE MORE! WI. A. RICE, WOULD RESPECTFULLY to this people of S.tndiifikr nnd adjoining count it: he its now opening one of the- - Ij -A. FL C5r JH& T best fltocks of Goods ever Irought to Fremont. Motto is "Large and Quick Sales Small Profits for Cask or Ready Pay! was tho method first tntindueed br Meosrc Nlmn when they conducted hnnlneM on thin verv bodv renieniberr the (.rent Revolution Hint know thnt ft wn tlie heginniiiff of HunineFii nnd Good MnrkeU in Fremont, and Svvr Rail Knjidji and lncreftf"-d I'jtcililien mnrk the improvement ofour Town nnd una iiertnuntn must ninny kepp upnltbtue . lunue in j i)uinascs at ine most lavoialle of tlie Season For AND AS I SHALL SELL FOR Ready Pay am enabled to plnee my Goods at Lower Figures Ever Known in this Market, My ktock of GODS. Is unsnrp.iBPed In qunlity nnd cluapucBit. the Ladies, We hoTe DRESS GOODS of every rarietr. Dress terns freni SO ceiils te s12, and tlie "liiius" ways llirntru Id. Any nusiitity of DeLalnes, Ili'ges spk-ndiil patterns 8 ils for One Silks, Merinos, Alpacas, and a seleeted assortment of Mtawlai, all ftt Low Pl-lces. FURS at from U to $15 a 5 000 Yd unittriilled r' lnU ' 0no 8ui,n- - QQQ Yds choice Fast-colored Prints at Tea Cents. 1 ft AAA Y''" E1 M.lder Colored Prints selling IVjUlAlow price of Sixjience. Jfti. tie QZarne&iLc J&tie, V hare cords of SHEETINGS, bleached and brown to 10 cents per yard. A cartload of DENIMS ftt it Shilling per yd, A perfect ftvalauche of Cloths, Clothing, ' Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, rtc, tfce. Sugar, 10 lb for One JAMES MOOKE'8 eltrft superfine Flour, in Social or Barrels, kept constantly on hand. CASH PAID For all kinds of Produce, the Place, No. 1, Moore's Block, Lately, occupied by Pt C, J, E.


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ocr: J. IP. PRICE; ERRVSIIIIRO, OHIO

place_of_publication: Perrysburg, Ohio

publisher: Simon Clark


ocr: ; : ' . I APPLBf PB.VUH TUAR, 'CHEilRYi ( CJUINpH rih.l PLUM .Trti2:si '., And iuii a ,n; Orttr.f(t' or .. ' EwrgrtehSf i Perpetual Jltdstn; . A.14 atrt'M-fy nf.lther lirui.liert, ail tit ehitH will i dd at Hi ir avstlrh iahnot fail in tmt P,ir,1iti,trt. iUil oiri4 ' 06l). POWrJrlS. I few rl ien (tnnlnw l,awtn 1ilier -lea rr hrifijr, fofale hJ '. ' OK ). POWKRS. ill hcplK :io 00 ranettea can I. h id at t'ie frerry 1K . I'O VEItt nrir Vnrl r.'. ! Of all if itida can be :ta J it tha I'errraUuru S'ur. rv. I'ltey IM nai'l to bl perfenllr h-irdei fi few nbn a ' 11 'J '. '?; E().,V() Wfi lt3. le.Arr-ri' Anet1 l11it rtf - at TlliNK.S. mi . TH VMCrt CHEAPEST. '.:t ! : . . . AND i . . ... ,. . . BE ST ASS 0 STMEXT OF Aa at J a S 3 3S..H 57 IS 'SJ'.MvT A B 2B 2 -AD- wa) CHAIRS. 3TTlVINfjl REMOVED III H STOCK TO ,j II hi taw biiilliii .iiioi'e lite lrii.!4 Store, M tV.1I. HOOK, Ji'.,jHiroi;ire.l'o jeli, i Wil r ES4LR aid ft EVA IL, CHEAPER than vriLL in 1 and E V R R! .IV one for , .Y0UUSELVE8!, 5 md he la auiiatied that be can SI" IT YOU. COFFINS. i If von wihto linear narrow hotiae for the ak clay ot tan i p irten, ne nil a ii uni t i irnmi any W l vm i r e.it'Ktt v tn -n iv wialt. lint a :l nn r . n .? t i' t tr iiii i tin up i -ur tS if desired. ' 0 - TURNING, "ta "r At my Factory An th Hydaaulic you will find ty mo prepared to do nil kiml ot i'uruiug For niihUrt. . 3 F''r t-i'itt ttiitrt. For Ch ur Mikert. aw , i j rr ax uJ una u i r .i o t vt c. of jjBUOOM HANDLES, Jt-o., Ac a Jt aOrder by mall or otherwise promptly ex I'KnKYRnt'no. Feb. 3 lSSO llutf.


ocr: (ii'n'r. cot fjtti. LUNT'S IloarhonnJ BAl'.jtAM. Uoarbound BATjIAM. ' . At rii.iiA, A it II It tNi'M KJi.A. n'tOMCIII't It, l aH TIIKOAT. tVlfO.IPINU f Ol OH, 9 LUHT'S HOARHOUND BALSAM reoanl The treat, and e ndiln chaoe af nr r . anatn are frdiilnl amireea of Fjlmmwfn and innetnol atertumf. I.iorrtance tiavlna: .to.ed tlett aluiple rw.lli- ften a-1 apeinlily and rertalnlr when L.k. n In the early ttAgenf illefM.. recmrae .li.iid at nere In. hu.l to ih.e . ItaUam l I the Citi or IrriiatK of the lhr " ft allirht. by tlila .r-(aik Uurt eiMie attack iuf la. effwlualljr warded vtf. Lnnt's Anf r.'can Tje Silve fmae t ttt nt a4 a knotting left a feal'tt! fni a little' ) and eaia-niM. will free II iu i.i r. u u .. Initio a i, 4 int ttnyti tr y-.a htii Vtfk,Sn. . inllmn-d tyt or tiye 1.1.1a Hl.n on ;.iur I yr. or H enktiaa of fnttrt. aiak oe tru. umi Ulure juu cuuclu JV tw gne lie i oir;e. , ... ci Lnr$ Worn anzi; 'Jl biMghtiil frfparitflin In Dirr.-yn ta't 6f Wiiilrltiat alb a. J r. rta u I.I.Hilr lor tt..rma in. I.I ai d jin.Ue tilllie fur thild'eu." All b. ka It ai Kicktly (.IiwmnI. Grcgoy's Instant C::rc cf faii, . Th'a wrll kn wn mxtlrlnt allay pain Iataar1 atep4 t .in tlt.u and I'tirgniK In a lew iiilinit.a. lelietea t'ninip ti. I C'"Ik. ate I li.. cured tinn.lr.-tla i.f rnaea . f lllnnlnra, 4h 4era Morlnte t'h.J -ra, rii.I Clekniwa of Iha Hl.un.u k a trM at xl In Klienmaiiani. !rp-.. ColJ Man. la and i rt. Chilblain, M'eauUa, lliuan, huralna, auj VvHe la uraea. ... Vnn cannot tnqnlr anywhar hut y.in a III And perwma Wli.i Imta ln r.-llmed l.y n IK". ml wlm Ih'i.k un other te.liclu la raai te It. tu trial will prove all uy Wutiit t)iu. I repard tiy It. I t.t'XT. Mrltihrt Wy. 0.. to whom til rdura thuuld be aidiMd fur the above nwdiciiwa. a ). j ... i. I '1H h,A I 2i , o. . . ,.J.l.rg. I LUNT'S


ocr: X M.VUNIFICKNT UISPI.AV OK NEW yOODS! VI TOi.KI, tHIIO. CAN NOW II K SVliM Our 8!ok of Fancy Dry (iiMttU wilt I iiini!?U!illy lurgej mi l vaiifd tir tht3 Fall Tr.ulo urn! wo fshull Hive our Oubtonn rs thi ir money'a wor h in evry purchiM they may mako wilh U3. Moore AS r o t h c r s . Draltr 1 in Forr'tCH ati'l Domrttic Dry (ioodi, CurprtiHgt, ir., No. 73 Summit Htrect, TOLEDO.


ocr: PENCILS!! OoldPnfll t-ea. silver do.. India Ittihberrrotict linp. raher'a Drawing, Anderson do., and all kil.lacll.l.tor. clleuii, at - f. C. Ilttl.t' I Feb. 17. 1M lltf. .MmiineeCit) IlI(SIUJKV IIDUS!:, t'orarr vf Summit and IVaUuUftrtttt, TOLEDO. OUIO. ' U.O.KINUSlU'ItY, IVoprUtoi. tapl.l.l-tafWITpiA otlni


ocr: it Before the People I I THAT Wc Can't be Beat IX TI1 . .'... - ..- . .... ,v,9?opf.RX'Tf?E7,' A " EITIlEIt IN-" .1 I l'I ov .f f 1(1. t It . 4 ,v i IV4 It t X T Vii.l . Mvi lY.'.t -ii. 1 an.- iif. O ,. .i re .i I - i . -.ui '.11 ei .'. O a eif r al y y. ' v BEST KIO COFFEE 8' pou'iitJa tii for ONK DOLLAR, and SUGAR to sweeUsi ' it.' - ' .7 !- In VMM . '. . . ) ,,;. 20 THOUSAND-POUNDS I primo new Orleans sUcjar we s ,ii i.tTwek, completely taking the wiud out ofull wui competitors. FIVE HUD'S, more of SUGAR or dered and will be sold at figures whiali.will aatouish the natives, wf '. :"... r .. j t : r FLOURm4nura6tur"ed frtJm the best NEW WHEAT for our own R ta Trade warranted to give ptafscT sat is-tactioh. t , i , I . f - i I f T '- v ' 1 l EXTRA GOLDEN HONEY. -SYRUP --sai-erior to anv thing kept in this maikel witi pe sou very low. . . - .. ; i .' ; r w V. t I) t i C "i "! A TEA a better nrticle for less money . mail csu De louuu oaiaiue ul Our atoiev :."t-, . ,. -.e.' 14 ii r .: : I. .; i , 1 1 , j i PECK & IIAIIlILTOiV, 2) Si 7 (& (S- JJ 9rJf.:'B"si 's . & ' f ."i. " Louisiana .'AYesine, ; - . ' i ' ' "ii''; . j ( . I' C If L v l- V. C Burg. Beptsaiber 33,ri8a ' ? 7 IT l Perfect Watches! Kctj) . i . . .:( t i y


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ocr: FALL 0 WINTER! T3 & 1 - ( t - V S I ?: A NEW STOCK OF HARDWARE, IRON, KAILS. GLASS, PA1NT3 and OILS, MECHANICS' nd FAKMERS' TOOLS, HOUSE TRIMMINGS, HARNESS TRIMMINGS. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, All of which will U sold at LOW PRESSURE PRICES! Cofno one, coma all to lh Hardware Store STOVES! STOVES!! We sr now rendy for the FU nd WinUt Trad, with lars stock of tb ealsbraUd WONDER nd FOREST HOMK COOK nd PARLOR 8T0VKS, Also BUCK'S NEW IMPROVED, ud a new pattern callod the Jilack Repulluatxf SJf RemsraKsr the place to the WORTH OF YOCB HONEY teat CANFIELD A EROTUEE'S, Ectu' Block, FierpPKt, O. 1167.

place_of_publication: Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]

publisher: I.W. Booth


ocr: NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS! rillio sn'irscribers having leased tho JL Hooin ia nSTIMS' BLOCK, LATE! A' OCCt'PlKIt BY MESSRS. YOUNG & Would respectfully Invite the attention of the cltlrcni nf FREMONT Ami vicinity to their New and Extensive Stock of GROCERIES, CROCKERY, Which they aro now receiving. BECKWITII & NIXON. Fremont, IW. 17, 1.'.8. 47tf


ocr: NEW MILLINERY STORE. WE would respectfully announce to tho Ladle of Fre mont and vicinity, that we have opened a Store in BETTS' BLOCK, UP STAIRS, Where we nhall constantly keen on hand a full Assortment of rtonnet. Flower, Velvet. Hend-Dreesca, Rnuxhe and luoonris ni mi mitn, ami an .tioii pertaining to the Mil linery Line, which we will sell at much Iph nrlcenthan can be had t-lnewhere. People from the country will do jm w fjive una can oeiore nurciiaPinc. Aluo, Dre and Hnnue Mukinir and Cuttlmr. from Hja very latest I'nri faahion, done on abnrt notice and ntia- raction wnrroutcd. A. S. KINGS1JURY


ocr: j DYSPEPSIA AND .FITS. imc. o. niri.rs ixuown, tkk nnr. at cvnv.n of royprMrrinN. wn. fnr iU'vriil yarn i Imdly nfllictod hy IivpopKln, HihI fr a pnrt of the tim hp wnn confined to hi h-ri. Hp wo evrntualfr rurcd hy a prnpn-rtplifin fnrnlnlied litnt hy a yountf rlnirvovant ir. Thin prrrn'rlplinn, iivu l,in It) a nrrn rl.ild, wltili- in a nUti nf triiiicp, h m curi'd cvry bmly who hit tnkrn It, never hfivini f tiled onco. H i ftjiu,llv nn mire In cntn nf KlTinsiif UYMCKrai.!, Thr Iturrcdiontn niny lr fimnd In any drill utoir. I will m-ud I tliin vnluiihlr prrn;rlilinn to any person on reeelpt of m one iitanip to pay pontnge. Addref. i un. o. ritr;i,p3 nnowv, No. 21 (Irrtml a(mt. Jersey (itv, S. if net. 22 $$-3m.3 WlIKELCIl ti. WILSON'H SEWING lACIIINES. iwtiCES m:mci:i: LITTLE & have takkn' Airencr at fortlie'siile of WIIKKI.KB , W M.HOIC'S Sewing Which ere vastly luptrior t mil ' v t A c re . The Machlnra are now furn iched from the N. Tork office at the fid lowlnr ' - nood Plain Machines .. One Hundred Dollar Machines.... Other Stylos in tho lama Proportion Machines on exhibition and for Sale at the CLOTHING STORE. LITTLE So JOINT. CALL AND E X A M I"N F. T Tl F. M . Those who Purehnse Machines of ns will Im how tu uso them free of charge. CI ENT T .ICMICN'S FURNISHING ronntnntlv on liftntl ft mir PtorP In Bi.llr vno, wlirn v rrv artli:' of Mni nnd liny Wrtir can utall timet b or iwulc to onh-r. Wc liJiveftlao A BllANCII CLOTIIINQ STORE AT CT.YOE, WIiptv t nrp proprd to rrwivo nnd 1111 ordr fnr ftrttrU' o! gcntli'mf.!' wmr, on ai rrawmable terma ua Ik; hail any when- tn Ohio. All rlnthtnf; iiM hy wn warrantnl to give ntlfftctinn, Tli Clnthlng of our own manufacture ttmk Hip fimt pre mium nt tli- Countv Fnir. MTTLK k JOINT. Ota 10,1868. HUmJJ


ocr: I ! 1 TSL HI St E3 33 IL'iS nn iiinmnTi III ' II II '111 V I 11VU il Consisting of tbo Treble Geared Iron Ilorso Power, or, Pitt'a Improved Patent r- Double-Pinion Power, and Woodbury's Patent Separators. TIIE above Power are made In the mnstthoroufrh man ner, of the best materials, for 8 or It) horse, and with duuble the strength ol env siuirle ire red nowor. The Separator now stand unrivalled by any machine In nr. ii mis nwn oiniwa Biate ann i.'onnt:r r air in the United State and Canada, and has always received TITE FIRST PREMICM wherever exhibited. One nf mv mannhrtrir nl thf Frat Ptwnlnm at tho OIllO 8TATK FAlR,Jo.t hald at Sanduakr. Thia Separator will thrrah and clean 800 to 600 hunhola of wheat, or 000 to 1000 buBhell of oata par dar, FIT for market! often threahine; and cleaning 100 bushols of wheat per hour. Also Mjiuufacturca tlia Pitt, or Masiilos Bsparatoh ! The luhacrlber also manufarturaaE RAOIN'G'8 PATBNT CORN 811EI.LER AV1 n.RANRR. which waa award.d the First Premium at the National FairatLoutarille. Kt Sept. lt tod. 1857: Ohio State Fair, at Cincinnati, Sept. 13th to 20th, 1857: Indiana State Fair, at Indianapolis, Oct 15th to 18th, 1857; Maryland Stat Fair. Baltimore, Oct. 22d to 24th. 18.17: and one of me manufactiir. ha. just taken the First Premlnwi at the Ohio Stata Fair Inst U.I.I . Si 1... Rlln - Ann . t . . ut MHnnnj . npnvii v w Kl DUSneiS per nonr with ateam power, 160 to 200 tninhels per hour with elRht noree sweep power, (ffw luo uusnels per haar with two horse railroad power shetlinjr cleaner than any other shellcrln use, breaking or crushins: no Krains, and clean Inflr corn fit for use or market at one operation. rrioaS&O; $60 with Fan; (78 with Screen and ran. Clover Machines. Best in use hull from 20 to tO bush, a day (It for market Agent for Emery Dro'a' Agricultural Works Albany, N. Y. RAIL-ROAD POWERS for one or two horaea, P. S. Repairing done on short notice. C. J. MESSER. Shop opposite Sandusky, Mansfield ft Jfewark Rail rionu L'epni.nnuvllsIKFtVV. Oct. 22, 1858. Sj l


ocr: OURNAL PRINTING OFFICE: X3TJOI.X-,lLlSri3 BLOCK., TIUFID STORY, FREMONT. OHIO. 3 lie -rAouietotofllie JOURNAL fatabLLshment lakes jilcaAiuc in Alafiiiy to Ills fticnds and the Leajile yenetally that lie has iu.it added afaT Y f(H iititi iic lias j a.if aiiueil - avfte-Aratt&vsto&w . .. ....... . .. 'fi - ' Utce, and ml it iA noa mate caniuete .at tlie cx- eraion of vtdets than cue., be fate. "ILL deActilitiaiiA of J o o Jr rmting, will t.'c exccntcdc n sio.'l notice, and in a A yaad Atyle OA can l'c done in auij. ff6tablislimcnt in the cotintty.-. 3 lie S''tcjuietot flat let 6 In in .tctf t tint lie has a mate Extensive Assortment and va riety of Type, titan ran be found 'outside of a city office, 6Aiil.ah.Le fat OlcciL, tic, t rt acta, f tut ice j tanks of all kinds, and athet .LatJci kcit. an hand. Orders for all kimks of JOtt PRIMING are Solicited. .3 tie citcidaticn of the JOURNAL thtottyhout thiA sect ion is latye andyeuetal, and it is one of the best mediums foi fiduettisiuy. fife thetefote call the attention of the business lien to it a faciliticA fat Jilaciny t licit business befote the juiblic. fLateS fat. 2ldiiettisiuy aA libeal aA that of any cthet (fffce, and tuade known oal aLilicatian. 3he JOURNAL iA Stfciublican in Politics, and La uiblishcd enety fPtiday motti iny, cojitaininy the fitincijial newAof the day, both datneAtic and fatciyn, loyclhet iait.lt mattet jiatticulatly adaitcd to the Satinet, jllechaaic and jQ.ti6ine.6A (tan, aA well aA the family ffitcle. jYoJhiny iA allowed fa ajtjieat in Ha caliuniiA fitejiulicial ta iHte liyicn, Molality and ,fjccd Gtdet. JDetmA, $1 ,50 in aduance; $2,00 taithin tlieyeat, and $2,-50 aftet the exjiitation cf the yeat. afjiecimen cafiieS sent by iruiil on teceiil of the teqaest. lloney fot Sfibsctiitien, 'ab flVotk at Ldaeitisiny may be Aent by ISAAC M. KEELER, Editor and Proprietor Journal Office, Fremont, Ohio, Sept. 12, 1857.


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ocr: ELIZA P. JONES Having just received a full supply of MILLINERY GOODS, FOR T1IK FALL AND WINTER TRADE A great variety of Bonnpfs, Kibhons, Flowers, Plumes, Kuehen, Cliirirllnn, Velvets, liiionsi, Willis, &c. Would Inform the public that she will be most happy to verve tle.'in.asslie is contideut that hvr tin" iisxirtiiient l annut fail to please. Z$ PEIlllTKBIllU.Oct.'n.lSiO. CJ 0 r J ft. a. !' '


Fremont journal. [volume]

ocr: Canfield & Brother, A BE NO W OPENING AN IMMENSE STOCK OF HARDWARE! STOVE S! KNIVES, CUTLERY, fc, At., Come TP JL o xm. FROM NEW WHEAT! For Sale by VALLETTA & CO., AT THE CR0G1IAN MILLS . FLOTJIl STORK. July 20, 1859. WINDOW BLINDS. AN ENTIREL Y NEW STYLE! HAVING gro.tter strength and less weiaak than the uld blinds, whlcU flir Neatoeaa I.iKlitDfas and Meanly nf Fiulall are unequalled. Can si-en at the Manufactory of SEE. At be


ocr: GOODNEWS TO THE BARE FOOTED! AND YE WHOSE SOLES Are About Giving Out! FRIENDS AND OLD CUSTOMERS, those of yon who are in the ahive predicament, wilt find a plentiful aupply for your wanta at my Old 8 land. Let no one aav 'Mv old ahocaare none up. or ' am l.ara- footed, and the cold wiutor ia ataring oie Iu the face, wnai auDix t out COM E TO LESHER, And briny; your "Old, Ruety Dime" with yon, and he will give you such a Cheap tJiielerfttand.nir, aa will aatoniah yeu. Uaving juat opened a very large Boots and Shoes! I am prepared to aupply all, from the greatest even unto uw mMiici,. jL.eo a targe varteiy oi HAtS AND OAFS! Which I will sell CHEAPER than the CHEAPEST! SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER! And Shoo Findings, Always oo hand at the Levett Ceth Price! Don't fail to corao in and soo me, bfore you buy, for I ana Vauns) to Wat yon all. HENRY LESHER, FaiHoirr, Oet, 8, ISM). No. 4. Baekland Block. K E 8 8 LE R'S HOTEL, (ttrmtrle tht fVesseert Htnue.)


ocr: KOOM. WE HA VET ADDED $5,000 Worth more of new and splendid FURNITURE AND " - ' WOODEN-WARE To our mammoth stock at our WARE-ROOMS. Two Doors South of The Post Office ST. CLAIR'S BLOCK We are selling at astonishing Low Prices. We have not time to tell you half what we have got, or the prices we will sell for. Suffice it to say, we have every thing in tb shape of FURNITURE.' Call and see. It will do you good to look at it. Call early and often. S. M. ELIsINWOOD, Agent for N. Chksbmait. Fremont, 0., 8ept. I860. lltf J. W. LUJSE, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON- Office over the Post office, CLYDE, 0. September, 1959. 34 FURNITURE! THE subscriber has and will con stantly keep th. best assortment we FURNITURE, to be found in ganduakr warrant tobeof " wl" ww ww nuiiiiisiup. He alRO Jiiui aod will continue to kct-p on hand a numbtr mi


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ocr: V K R li v s II u It II , OHIO. v NVATCIIES, C LOOKS, AND .3 Ii W li L It V ! ;"1 VUi.rl i l.Y Kl.rAllU'U V. li v A V June J, lsi'.i tf. a.im


ocr: AT HEAD Q U ARTE RS 1 F. R. MILLER & CO. AHEAD I We are now opuniuga Lsnna and VAMrn assortment ot rail ana inter lioods, which were bought In the Eastern cities imrt tht tntt rtdurtien in frirn. with especial regard to the wants of this community. They would s lo their friends and patrons, that thev aro prepared to sell MOItK OOI KORr LESS MONEY than any other roncern on the (V'iH merJtiv . trt Our stock ennsists ofDrrsa Good' tbe most desirable styles in mnrket-' " ' Do- IiAlns, Bayedere Strlpea, Val enclas,Ti Aveling, Dreea Goods. English and American Prtnta Bllka, Shawls, Hosiery and Glovaa. EMDROIDERIE3, DRESS IRIMMmoa, AND A MOSV DESIRABLE STOCK O F D O - MESTIO GOODS) TOGETH ER WITH A GREAT V A R I E T Y O F Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Hats a n d C a p s , Boot sand Shoes, BEADY-MADE CLOTHING, Glass, Iron 5 Na ils, Paints and Oils, Sal t 5' atcr Lime , FLOUR and MEAL ! We nie determined to nbolish the long Credit System, and would say to those who bur Goods for KUADY PAY, come and soe us before purchasinc elsewhere, nnd we will save you ot least twenty-five per cent. . We arc in the market, and awayi p.-fpared to pay the highest market price IN CASH for COUNTRY PKOIHJCE. i Call and. tee IFe JBo ECIIILILIEISi Wo rEBRYsntiRO, O., Oct. 28, 18S8 2Sly. Blood Purifier and Blood Fills. iiak..


ocr: iiak.. Sii:.!ij!Mimttii IJJUIfiJ.VliAf.MllU s.Siiiitjl!Hi)jiil ST. WW ft.ff.r vtreaii istftss DR. ROBACK'S TbY ll B 'A&S 1 'MM i t sk lsaS


ocr: BOOKS ! BOOKS ! ! BOOKS ! ! 1 keep constantly nn hand all kinds of School Hooks and a variety of useful and eutertaining Miscellane ous Work. Also, Writing Hooka, Slates, Inks Inkstands, and. in short, everything usually found s wall ai ranged Hook Store, My arrangement such that I run tell BLANK BOOKS of all kinds at low prices. Also, Memorandums Pass Books every variety cheap. a P. C. IIOI.T'S. MaumeaTit. and in and


ocr: ri Ci.LI.UU ATED GERMAN HITTERS, will rrrrcTt Ai i.t cent LIVER COMIM.AIM T.DVwri'l'filA, JAI W- rfire, Chromr or AVrrottf It-Mlity, 'rit of thi Kidntyi. ami all Pnnur anting from tiitor 4trt4 l.irrr vr Stomach, Ruch aa Consumption, Inward Piles, Fulness nf tlloodlo the Head, Ascidity of the Stomach, Nanaro, Heartburn, Disgust for Fond, Fulnrs or ta' eight la the Stomach, Sour K.rnelatlons.Sinkitigor fluttering at the I'itofthe .Stomach, Swimming of tha Head, Hurried and Pllncnlt ttreathlng, Fliitterlng at ttta Heart, Choking or SiifTorstlug Sensations when la llng posture. Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs ba rorethe Right. Fever and Dull Pain In tho lies. Do Hrlencr of Prosplt atinn, Yi llnwnesa of tha Hkln a4 Eyes, Pain in the Side, Hack, Chest, I.lnibs, Ao., Fd den Flnsbes of Kent, Horning In tho Flesh, Constsat Imaginings of Evil nnd great Depression of Spirits. The proprietors, In calling the attention of lb pah He to this preperation, do so with a feeling nf tho al most confidence In Its virtues, and adaptation to tha diseases fur which it Is recommended. It is no new and untried article, but on that has stood a test of ten years' trial before the Aanerloaa people, ami its reputation and sale aro unrivalled by any similar preparation estant. The teatimnnv ia Ira favor, given by pror Incnt and well known Phvaielaaa and individuals in all parts of the count rv ia in'ratnao; and a rarcful stmlv of tho Almanac, published anna ally by tho proprietor, eannot but satisfy tho snest skeptical that this remedy is really deserving the great celebrity it has obtuined. Oct. J8. HaS S.My. bisTnoriT4AiTf ' ISALSAilllC COltDlAIi, FOB Til K aPKROV CURR or Cought, ColiU, '(A'l'tttn, Croup, ffnarntlt, liriw r'i'tii, I'ntnmmiia, IHsrntrs o'tht liilVttt nr inn from Colli, ( i;nfif Cvnsnmi'lion, ifnd firr tht tttitf and, (if at nil ;(HJtiAe) rwrv of I'atirntt tn (libanrtd ttwgm o'iA lultrr ii.t,'rt.e. This celebrated preparation, like tbe Bitter, n ay be rnutideiitially relied on. It It devigTied for a tlaaa of iliseases more genornl nnd more fatalthan anv other to Which the people of this country aro subject those springing from a ' Wiir rold." That eminent authority. Dr. Hell, says: I will not sav that eolds are to our InbabUanta w hat the Plague "and Vlm 1tvrr nrv to those of other countries; but I ran aver confidently hat the tisherin disease of greater com plicity and mortality than these latter.'' A further proof of the terrible fatality of dlseasea resulting from a "common rou"' may be seen by a glance at the following statistics, taken from tho rec ords of the Hoard of Health of Philadelphia, oonfets edlv one of the most healthvlof alitiea in tho I'nlon: 1S5. Total deaths in Philadelphia, 10,181 Died of Consumption, 1.P13 " " all other diseases, (JS0 in number.) 8, .14 9 1M.! ISiJ. Tntnldralha, i,74 Died of Consurfiption. 1,S! " ' all orbrrtfisrasrs ItIB ll.HU Vrotti these figures it will bo seen that nearly oaa fourth of the total deaths in thecoiintryarecausod by consumption. to say nothing of the numerous other diseases spriiiging'froui "slight colds." Do licit trillc witliyour health; butif suffering front B slight cough, or cold on the InnirM, bu v a bottle of HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC COHDI A li.andynu nay safely count on it cure. Thousand, have don s,and have ccrtilled to its wonderful e Herts, Coughs often proceed from a disordered or dyspep tic state of the st Miiach, In which rase, two derma ( Hitters should bo used. Incase of weakness, or goo rr.il debility of the system, resulting from a protract- eu cougii.tiia uorinan Hitlers wru lo (ounu a groat benefit. Prepnred only by Dr. C. M.Jtcksnn.alR A rch street, l'liiladi Ipbla, sud for sale by drug gists und storuktep. ers thmirgboiit the United States and Canada. Prloo 7S centw per hot tie. (Oct.'JH. lrtAH l.lly. It!!


ocr: BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF 1W GOODS FOR THE SPRING TRADE. OPENING AT HITC HOOCK'S rERHTBBURo, March IT, 1859. THIS WEEK


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ocr: PINE SIDEWALK 75,000 ft. just received aud for sale for cash at ow fiuresC McGEiSatfHAYNEi Fremont, Juno 3, ,959.


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ocr: Medical Notice. yTl. O. V. TOOkailll, takea thla m thnd nf in- f fotn.ittg the peupie ot oKKKNBC UGH Mid jh in it.v that lie hia limited himself thnra, with tlie intention of making it permanent plure of residence, for the pur pone of practicing Mrmri.vK and SrncrKr: and as he haa ,urcesluli prnvlhcd hu otoff-i-ioa for tbe la- si a at seven years, he feels couri.Viit that he can meet tbe de mnndit of all who n.ay employ him, and herehv tender hlasurvioe. (ireensburgh, June 17, 1858.


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ocr: TOLEDO CASH STOKE!! lrw 4otlt NOW NOW NOW AUl? I VINO ! ARRIVING ! ARUIV1NU J 1X1UJ T i:i.i;(jat Srin&r Styles! Sprint? styles! Npriniv: styles: AT - iu w I'raieit l i toreixn in,t liomrstu- Dry iioods, Number 7J Suitinitt Htifet, it)nao.


ocr: a--w-.MZ.- tffl -., SPHLXG STYLES! ELIZA. V. JONES i J" is jsr KtcKiVKD a nsr. assohtmkst uk BOVNUTS, Hinnoxs, riiiin t;it?, and everything de IIOXXBT 8ILKH, .lil'oil iii th iiii l is con.stiintly relendishiug her stock of j;ooiU, sparing i,o paius to purchusu tlioe wliieh n ill pleusu. CALL AND SEE THEM I JiOXXETS Made in orler, and old ones repaired. Peitnvsuean, March 31, li5'J 47. 9 "!"' "if?


ocr: THE CRY IS Still they Come ! THAT SPLENDID STOCK OF NEW SPRING DAILY INCREASES ! HITCHCOCK'S. WHAT WILL HE DO WITH IT ?" ii question in revard to Mr. Hitchcock's ini- I mime I many immensu Stock af Spring (loods ha been asked by many of our people. It is iu.zla to ttiein to im 60018 I


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ocr: FURNITURE 1, IjllOONl. , I- - r . is 1 3.- V Vs II A V E A I) I) E I $5,000 Worth moro of new aud Bj)Irnlid r u n x itu it e AND WOODEN-WARE To onr mammoth stock at our W AltE-KOOMS, Two Doors South xf The Post Office, ST. CLAIR'S BLOCK. We are selling at astonishing Low Prices. We have not time to tell you half what we have got or the prices we will sell for. Suffice it to say, we have every thing iu the shape of FU1UJITU RE! Call and see. It will do you good to look at it. Call early and often. S. M. ELIjINWOOD, Agont for N. Ciiessman. Fremont, 0., .Sept. 2, 1859. Utf


ocr: Fresh Arrival of FALL, GOODS In Clyde. THE SUBSCRIBER would inform liis friends and the publir gr-uemlly, that he is ag.tin on hand with a new aud well selected stock of GO O D suitable for the Fall trade, which are hclnj ojioncd at as tonishingly lew prices for C-utu or Produce. , Thankful for the patrouigc whirh hat so far been fx tended to him, he will endeavor hy selling Goods at reas onable prices to merit a continuance of the same, having for his motto Large Sales, Small Profits and Ready pay. I am now offering best Prints 0 yards for Oyn Dolus. Premium Manchester Pclaine 25 Cents, with Lining thrown in and other "fixins Ladies best Enameled Shoes ONE DOLLAR EER PAIR! Boat fine yard wii Bheating lOreats. ' ; ' Nail. $3,75 jmr keg 4 ConU t retail. Goad Brown Sugar, W lb. tor Oik Collar. Good six shilling Tea. for 50 cents. ' Piles of Other Goods in tb. Mine proportion. Come One, Como All, atd Give m Call I. Sttl'IHE. Clydo, O Sept. 0, 1859,


ocr: J. W. .LUISE, PHYSICIAN AND SimOKON Oifie over the Past oflice, CLTPK.O, Seiitetoler , Uit.Si


ocr: FLOUR R O M NEW For Sale by VALLETTE & AT THE CROQHAN MILLS FLOUR 8TOE15 July 20, 1859.


ocr: NEW FIRM, AND New Goods. II. It. -BACON, r IS XOW OPEN! NO A NEW AND WELL Consisting of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, BOOTS Ss SHOES, HATS & CAPS, HOSIERY, GtOVES, YANKEE NOTIONS, GROCERIES, nJ CROCKERY, with other articles too numerous to mention. AD which will be told VKRY LOW, for Cash or Produce. tjF Please give me a call before purchasing B. R. BACON. CLYDE, April 14, 1359.


ocr: DON'T tljeljip! ME IT a tk CO. IN T1IK FIELD! NEW FIRM AMD NEW Wo are oow opening an entire New, Fresh and d'siraMi- Rtork of QOOCD31 Just purchased in New York, and now being reorlred at the well-known stand nf 8. 3?. MENG, No. 1, Birchard Block, Fremont. Consisting of a general as aortuiriiit of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoe., Crockery, Hats and Caps, BmiiirU, tc, all of which will be sold at the lowest prices ! We odor to everybody 200 pieces Fast Prints at 6 cts.; 200 pieces fine and brown Sheetings at 6 J cts.; 20 splendid Irish Linen at 25 cts.; 100 now styles Chalies at 2 cts. ; Fine Bro cha Shawls for 5. We hnvo cords of bleached and brown Muslins, Ticks, Denims, Stripes, Checks, Summer Stuff, Linens, White Goods, Collars, Edgings; Everything id the Goods BOOTS AND SHOES! A fine lot of Bootj and Shoes. Gaiters every description, as low as CO cts. a pair. We have adopted as a rule in our business, the deter, minatiou of closing off our stock at the end of the year at COST PRICES! giving our customers a Grand Benefit, and thereby preventing the accumulation of old goods and old styles, and will open with NEW and CLEAN Stocks at the commencement of each year. public need never fear of getting old goods palmed off on them as new ones, for we will always run our stock out at the close of tho year, keeping on ly Fresh Goods. No old Rem nants is our Motto henceforth. Come and tee our New and Clean and our exceedingly LOW PRICES! S3T We are in Market for Wheat, Oats, Rye and all kinds of Produce. The place to get Great Bargains, is of S. P. MENG & Fremont, April 1S18.


ocr: AND SJ, IIATS and CAPS Q For the Million ! LOOK OUT FOR BIG BARGAINS THIS SPRING, AT H. LESHER'8 Low Tariff Store! I intend to giv MORE GOODS for LKSS MON EY, than ny other concern DARE TO! TRY IT.- I Bell for Cash ! And will make it an object for tho happy posussor of the ready N E E D F U L 1 to coma and see ma, and be satisfied that These things are Facts! BICKL.AND'S J1LOCK. II. LESI1ER. Fremont, April, 27, 1859.


ocr: NEW MILLINERY STORE. (Over D. Bette it Co. Store.) would reanertfnllr announce to the LadhM ot fro mont, and yiainHy, that wa hare commancsl to rt ceiva our New Stock of Spring; and Summer Goods. Bonnets, Ribbons, Borders, Flowers, Head' Drtmta Silkt, Straw, Cnpa am 4 7Vfcwftfiv; all of the beat kind, and at LOW PKICF.8. We woolA state that we shaft he in receipt of poods aeml-monthlyi direct from New York, and we shall keep all kind of toil nnery (rood from the rery beat to toe cheapest to he haa Bleaching; done by a new proeeas which xiakee old Hats to look as iroori as when new. We make no charire for trim ming when the goods are bought of us. Alao, Drees and Haaque matctntr ami cutting from the lAtest Fashions by Madam Bripjrs' celebrated art, and all work warranted. Persons from the eottntry will do well to call on nn bt fore parrhanln8elewher. A. B. KLS'GSCURY.


ocr: Apr to RClJ.E.Dean. HAVE JUST RECEIVED THIER ci"PT7TTTn. RTnnTT tiax, JhMJhl rs wr, jlVERY one wants to know who kccji the Best Stock of Goods, AND WHO THE CHEAPEST! Now la your time to get A LARGE BUNDLE OF GOODS FOR SMALL SUM OF MONEY! NO. 1, MOOIIE'S BLOCK. The ere daily recelrlng their larpe and Splendid stock Summer Goods, Pnt-rhiwd In New York for thli market, end mrtntlT foi Cw-h, which pnablenthein to bp II at as LOW FRIt'KS ai can be had eUewhure to thin market. Our stock tn part of the fntlowinp Goodn: DRESS GOODS. f!lcfrnt new styles French Wool Dplalnea, Manchester and Hamilton Delaines. French. EnHii-h and American Prints. N'ew Style riaidtj very desirable for Spring dresses Children's ware. Shawls, Velvets. T.lnens, Toweling, Damnska, Bonnets, Parasols, Hosiery, Straw Goods, White Goods great variety, with WOOLEN GOODS, Of aU kinds, and Doeskins. A choice lot Beautiful French Broadcloth. Satineta, Tweeds, Jeans, of all patterns. GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES. HATS and CAPS, LOOKING GLASSES, CROCKERY, Glass Ware, Hard Ware, Wooden Ware, aud all kinds Goods usually found In a Variety Store. No. 1, Moore's Block, CASH, And all kinds of Country PRODUCE, Taken tu exchange for Goods. CASH paio for All Linda of Produce, Wool, Pelts, aud Tub Wool. P. C. & J. E. DEAN.


ocr: I ' 1 ' " I 1850. GUST &, WOOD, DHAI.KH8 IN eiSn and American Marble! y nn nMllOIH, Unit). OXUMENTS MANTT V VV('V V I ...... ' . . U 1 li-Ll- 'l " Marhle woik executed in llu- ueat. K,,tl Us,,,ul "'"er. w, rtVr' reain'cliully aulit,itd, and all woik wartanu d t mfy. Fremont, November 1S59.


ocr: T I m E HAVE PASSED AWAY AND Things Have Become New GUSDORF HAS JUST RKCEIV'ED SPLENDID STYLES OF TTERY tliaiikful to mv numerous friend) V and natrons for tbe liberal auanuer tu which have luttalned me in my effort, ta do a largely bu.tucca, 1 hope to be able to reciprocal, that klndneea .paring no palne to do them Juello to the fullret for their liberality thua beatowed on dm. Having through ths GREATPANIC! and stood It like the Rook of Gibraltar, while other, Jemnolled to knock under, we are ready now with one tbe Sne.t and ne.t selected etocka ofOoodathat baa bees exhibited to Freuont, and would respectfully aa examination of ths same. In addition to thia, well kuown that the market being la a condition of nation the result of the recent terrible "ReruUiou," nave reaohed a lower point for many styles of Goods, has ever been reached betors during ths PRESENT GENERATION. Ths difference ketwaea CASH and TIME PRICES wider thaa erer before known. For theae reasons, others squally a. subaUntial, which might be named .pace would permit, I do not keaitat to aay, "and I boldly," that I bars ths CHEAPEST GOODS In Randueky County, sly stock comprises FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, LADIES' DRESS Toe Dttmeroes to mention, M my friends end know I keep ever) thing in that 1 1 us. READY-MADE CLOTLINO, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES, St urtosa la somuartaoa with ths raw material.. vly ' ' I " J' "'T W,'b ,h U a. ourdorf. S it say .


ocr: Quarters! great, mammoth seventeen rod as eaUbliihnient la now tn full blent, with a atock of $40,000 WORTH OF NEW Winter Goods, We propone opening the batteriei by glrtag the people Sandusky, Seneca, Ottawa and Wood, great ! BENEFIT! We are now offering our entire atock of Qoada at a ahadu PRIME NEW YOKK COST I for oaKb or ready pay. We propose soiling a perfect mountain FAST COLORED PRINTS, BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETINGS AT SIXPENCE A YARD, Four cart loads of DELAINES, BERAGES, BERAGE DELAINES, and DOUBLE' WIDTH ALPACCA AT 1 SHILLING PUR YARD! GOOD BLACK SILK FROM 75 Cts. TO $3 FEB YDI CARPETS FROM THE LOWEST GRADE TO THE FINEST PLUSH! TWO HUNDRED COATS, PANTS AND VESTS, Not Slop Shop Work but well made aud GOOD STYLE! 200 Cases, Boots & Shoes. v One entire Cargo of GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, PAINTS and OILS, All of which will be sold at "yatiit pries!" TO THE FARMERS, We would say that we do not look much lmproTementtn tba price of Produoe, thia Spring. For ttile rvaaon wo propoae to Lnlirard of Sacrifices! And sell more Good, for the SAM E MONEY waa ever before dreamed ot Ae Spring opens and forward, bnaineaa will aeanma Ita usual ebao nel and ba.nl.ti all thoughts of "Uard Time" In future. CASH paid for all kiuds of Produc. DAVID GARVIN & CO. HEAD QUARTERS, ) 9. S Fremont, Jan. 28, 1859. FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' FOB stowing Machines, Reaping Machlnea, Steal I'low., Iron Plows, all alaaa, Harroys Culliralora, Cora Sbellera, Straw Cuttara, Cheeaa Preaaaa Ilajr Forks, fcaoure Forks, Wood and Iron Rakea, Hoe.,8hoTe)a,Spadea, he. FOR MECHANICS, WE HAVE Boring Machine, Bench Fleuee, Hand Sews, Circular ftewe, CruesCut Saws, Broad Axes, Hand Axes, foot idee, Augurs from )'lol .aches, CblMUand Hhcki, llaavnera, and the beat Nails sold la rresaont, all going at price, that I.kf Y CO Ml ET1T.0K, at ta. rconpruTS k siieldon. Vremsat, kHrrb ST, ITI4. of of iu for than Pre duoemoeea .Id


ocr: GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS! AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL! nR that hath ear tn hear, let him heertheOood Newi which f proclaim. And he that bath but little biob ev let bim come to the Grocery Htore of THEODORE CLAPP, and buy tba rery best articles iha Fremont market u boaet of ai Fair and Ilensonable Prices. Hitherto but mtle If any attention baa beea paid by the dealer of this market, to the purchase of any thing but the most common rarfM.es of GUOCERIES, Such aa CotTi. Teas, Siiffurn, Molnmoii, Fish, Tobrtcco, Spices, Ac, Ac. Whlrh hae not met the wante of tba people of Kremont- a. my eeutuiianmpni yo win nna all the oommoa IIOITSniOLD Sl'PPLIES! Sugm-s of a half dozen varioties, Coffee, Tens, Chockolate, Ginger, Pepper, Spices, Nutmer". Clnnamnn, tndlro. Soap, Candlm, Fieh, Malal- aoa. Me., co and at the aame tiina. mr atock of Choice Fancy (Groceries, la the tarfteat and boat aelecUd one that haa erer been off ered here, among which may be found the handaomeat Bunch and Bloom Raisins, Figs, Dates, Prunos, Citrons, Oranges, Lemons, Currants, r : i . t' . i e and everj- body In this section of the country knows that Clnpp makes Better Cnmltes, Than were ever offered In this market. It is manufactur ed Train the best Steam Rufiued Whit Sugar la fact, It cannot be snrnassed. IN L is of all kinds, SOAP Toilet, Saavlnjr and Common Bar. TOHACCO Chawing and Bmnkliiv. from the bent Tin- roil wrapped, and furbish Hmokiug, to the common plug. YANKEE NOTIONS! My assortment In this line is unsurpassed. uiaP jnr, i tirooiora, rienka, 'ruit Dishes, Door Mats, Tubha, BnKkptB, Brooms, Pails, Dlncklnr. Hlrvckino- BnuthM. Ar. fkn rT(AR8 Of the grenulne Havana brand, the rlliolntii snd frarraut Frincipe, R.-gnlla, and all the fancy brands nu wsisuieu mj hiiiukv. All the articles named above and mane otbnra n&n 1. ways be found at my store. My Goods are alt New a lid Fresh, Fruits and Groceries nil of lant rear's trmwth and minn. facture, and I can WARRANT ever thins: of the Hmt quality, fcrery article kupt In a Grocery Store will lounu nere a. Wholesale or IietaiL Call and see. THEODORE CLAPP. Fremont, Jan. 28. 1SSD.


ocr: "QL WHEELER & WlLSOJV,S!l SEWING MACHINES. rntcug iieih ckdi LITTLE & JOINT HAVE TAKr.S Affeney at fortbeeale of WHKKI.KH WILMOrt'S Sowing Which are Taatly wperier ( mil 0 1 k f r a . The If aoblnefl are now fm tailed from tho N. York office at the lowing reduced Plain Machines One HunJred Dollnr Other Styles io th samo Proportion. Mnnhlnvi oo exhibition nd For Sale ftt the LOT 11 1 NO STORE LITTLE &, JOINT. CALL AND EXAMINE THEM. ThoM wlio Pnrrhime Mnchln. or ti. will be how to uie them free of charge. OENTLEMF'S FURNISHING CmmtantW on hand at our Store In Rrllerue, where ev ery article of Mn a and Roya Wear can at all tiniea be or made to order. We have also a BRANCH CLOTHING STOIUi AT CliYDIJ, Where we are prepared to reoctr and fll! order for article of (reuth'meu wear, ud aa reaaonable terina aa be nan any wuere in iintu. Ail clothing aobl bv na warranted to give aattfactinn.


ocr: Framnnt, Jaa. 2fl, 1859. THE DAWN OF BETTER TIMES NEW GOODS MENG'S! No. l,Birchard Block, Fremont. FELLOW CITIZENS, FRIENDS aud CUSTOMERS, I have determined to continue iu Trade, and havejuet returned Iron New Yurk wilb a Large Stock of .New Styleaef DRESS GOODS! Cotiaiatlnt; of DMainea. raahroarca, Frnrh Chlntx, Eo(f liah Prist. Dabagi, and tn fact vry thing waatlng tba Drraa Oooda Una. BONNETS AND RIBBONS Co Hare, Edging t, Inae rtioni, Kotlong, 4. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, Bleached and Brown Mmllua, a large and foil HOOTS AND SHOES! Wt offtr "ou a eplendld Una of Boot and Shoea: lOdoaen ulca Ijiatlng liaitra at flabilllufB por pair. 0 doaaa Enameled Sboaa at SabiUiogi per pair, and other k.udaln tbe aame proportion. Wa bava yard tda Brown Bhaettngo for depone, yard wide BUcbad Muellne for the aaua price, HATS AND CAPS! A good and tkahtooahle aaaortntaut. In GROCERIES, we are A No. Having bought a large quantity befora tbe lata rlaa. i:.ML,KU TOBACCO! A large atoca, aud all lovera of the "weed" know what dallctoua article it la. TEAS, bent Hyson at 50 eta. per RoSued SUGARS and SYRUPS, A flue tot at aatreraoly low flgnrea. Come one. come all to see us. tV We are iu Market for Wheat, Oats, Ityo and nil kinds of Produoe, with tba Cask to pay for it. S. P. fremont, Augual 3D, 15. In !


ocr: HAVE JUST RECEIVED TH1ER i rv, 0 F tfldi JlVERV ooe want to know who keeps tba Best Slock of Good, AND WHO SELLS TUB CHEAPEST! How ia your time to got A LARGE BUNDLE OF GOODS FOR A SMALL SUM OF MONEY! At NO. 1, MOORE'S BLOCK. They are daily receirlng their large and Splendid atock of WINTER GOODS, rur'haa"d In New York for thla market, and mutlv for Cash, which enalilDethem to xill at aa LOW PIUCES na can 1 bad tflnrwliere In thl tuarkot. Our Itock coiiaikte tu pa. i the followlntr (jooda: DRESS GOODS. Klegeot new atylei Froncb Wool Pclainee, Manch enter ami Hamilton Di-lainea, Krench, Kntrlinh and American Print, New Htyle Pluldn Tery deniable Tor Spring dresaei aud Children's ware. Shawls, Velvets. Linens, Towellt.fr, IAtnni.ks, Hnndkf's, Bon nets, PnraielH, Hoaiery, Straw Goods, While tiuoda in great vatiety, with WOOLEN GOODS, Of all klndi. Beautiful Fn-nch Broeilclnth, Caeeiniera, and Doeaklna. SaUueta, Tweeua, Jeana, of all pattorua. A choice lot GROCERIES, BOOTS nnd SHOES, HATS and CAPS, LOOKING GLASSES, CROCKERY, Otar Ware, Hard Ware, Wooden Ware, and all kinds Goods usually found la a Variety .Store. J. K. II FAN, t-ikrttttnn otiportunitv to thank bis and customers of tbe western pari of Sandusky and n mm counties, tor pani favors and itarrouage, aud invite them to call and examiue our stock at No. 1, Moore's Block, CASH, And all kinds of Country PRODUCE, Taken in exchange for ftoodi. CAM! nald for all kinda of Produce. W.al. Polte, and Tub Wool. & J. E. DEAN. p. c Framnnt, Jaa. 2fl, 1859. THE DAWN OF BETTER NEW


ocr: WARE-ROOMS. J. W. STEVENSON, DEALS IN AND MANCFACTURKS ALL STYLES Dining Room and Kitchen FTJUlSriTTJIlE. on hand a lot of elf ;ant 8 0FAS and LOtiNOKS, CEKTEH and TABLES, WASH STANDS, wood or marble top filCritr.TARIES, BOOK CASES. Hureaue.WhatNota Cupboarde. Qnartetlre, Ot Io nian., Foot aud Uuaio Sloele. la R.iaewood, Ua hogony or Hlack Walnut. i f 1 &31 it" Mahnpinr FAitLOK ( HAIRS, and KO( KKKS of dllft.'rut Itylee aud pattcrua AllklndaorCane and Wood aeat tli.lrs will. Rorkera. He alao kuepi a Itork of F.neU'rn Forntturr, nUlcb be lent! to lucreaae aa tbe uemant raiiulrea. In eoancrtlon be baa a COFFIN ROOM when mr krjit k titrt aorf ftvlt-i oi CoAiim from p.fa d.d tn (laviD. H ktNtjia guo4 Ueoif for lh convey' toot of tbe dead. It wltl ha tu aim nf th proprietor nf thta rntaMih- mtt to maintahi ttt wfll-known rrjiuttloo of tiiw 10'


The Perrysburg journal. [volume]

ocr: HASKINS, ROLLER & IIASKINS, I ' .' '' DEALERS IN Dry Gaods, Groceries, Queens ware, Hardware, vmiT PORTAGE WOOD OOUNTY.OHIO. Keepoonstantly on hand a Rood stock, which will be r sola at wry inu ratee, ; .... . FOR READY PAY ONLY. . RASKINS. J. t. IIOLI.BR. W.HASKINS f,May,6, 1853 52mG


ocr: Increase of Cash Capital. DVOTKU TO FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. (Cfiartcr Perpetual.) CASH CAPITAL - - - - S. I I.OOMIS, President. II. KELLOGG, Secretary. BRANCH OFFICE, 31 33 W.SdSt., AI. BIAGILL, General Agent. xx Agents In the principal Cities and Towns in the LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. Applicationsreceived.aud Policies issued and renewed.


Fremont journal. [volume]

ocr: MASS CONVENTION ' ....... Head Quarters! GREAT GATHERING OF TOE PEOPLE! Continuing dnily through tho iunson 1 Tho lust obsequies to High Prices 1 Smiill Profits to rulo hereafter I Ac commodations ample! LOW PRICES AND VICTORY t WE NEVER SURRENDER! WE would invito the special attention of the cltlsem of OLD SAN'Dl'SKV, 8KNECA, WOOD and OTTOWA, lo OM of the largest and moat oompl.t. STOCKS OF GOODS! Ever Offered in Fremont! Our Motto is LARGE SALES h SMALL PROFITS. We Purpoae opening th Spring Campaign, b giving our Customers 6 Cart Loads D Lainos, double width; Alpaccas & Parmetta Cloths, 8 yds. forll. 6 Cords Fast Colored Prints, Brown and Bleached Muslins, all at 0 cts. por yd. Any quantity of Ladies' Dress Goods of all Orados. 25 Casosof Jeans, Cloths and Cassimcre. 200 Cases Boots and Shoes, at all prices. Ladies' Gaiters at 60 cts.; Enameled Shoos 75 cts.; and every thing in poportion. Ladies Bonnets from ono shilling up, and Ribbons to match. Iu fact our assortment of all articles of Herehandiie for general and domestic use was never so roll and complete. Our GROCERIES are fresh; CROK ERV sound; HARDWARE and CUTLERY bright and of theDEST QUALITY. Our NOTIONS Include a little of everything too nnrtierona to mention. We have onlj to add that this immense stock ofGooda wore bought to be sold, and we sliall offor them so low for CASH or PRO DUCE as to enable ns soon to require A SECOXI) STOCK. itiTOASH paid for Wool, Wheal, Corn, Oats and all Linds of Produce. , DAVID GARVIN &. CO. HEAD O.UARTKR.S. )


ocr: .Da do arrives at Toledo at 6:16 A. M. (1EO. H. UUHKOWS, Gen. Supt. G. W. n.iRTl.tTT, Gen't Ticket Apt. Ocn.Sup't BOrace, Toledo, O., April 2, USD. DON'T MElTGr 8cCO IN THE FIELD! NEW FSHM AND NSW GOODS! Wj nro now opening an entire Xcw, Fresh and desirable Stock of Qoooei Just purchased in New York, and now daily being rocciveU at the well-known stand of S. I3. MENG, No. IjBirchard Block, Fremont. Consisting of a general as sortment of Dry Goods, Gioccries, Boots and Shoos, Crockery, Hats and Caps, Bunuots, iic, nil of which will ba sold at tho lowest prices! Wo offor to everybodj 200jjiecosT8t Colored Prints nt C cts.; 200 pieces fino bleached and brown Shcoiings nt 6i cts.; 20 pieces splendid Imh Linen at 25 cts.; 100 piocos new styles Chalies at 12J cts.; Fino Bro cha Shawls for $5. We havo cords of bleached and brown Muslins, Ticks, Denims, Stripes, Checks, Summer Stuff, Linens, AVhito Goods, Collars, Edgings; Everything la the Goods Line. BOOTS AND SHOES! A Gno lot of Boots and Shoes. Gaiters of cvry description, as lour as B0 cts. a pair. We hava adoptod ns a rulo in our business, tb detor- : rnination of closing off our stock at iho end of tho year at COST PRICES! giving our custoiueni . 't n Grarni Bonnflt, i and thereby preventing tb.9 aocninulaucn of old goods and old stvles, and will open with NEW and CLEAN Stocks at tuo commencement of each year. The public need Dover, fear of getting . .. o 1 d g o o d ' ; palmed off on them, ... ' as new ones, , , (! for we will always run our stock out at the ' l close of tho year, keeping on ly Frash Good. Xo old IUro- nanU ie our Motto Ittmeeforlh. - Conn and let our New and Clean Stock; and our exceedingly LOW PRICES H 2rWnrelo Market for Wbcad Qorn, - Oata, Ryo auJ all "kinds of Ptotfosc The fluff to get Ureal Jlargaint, ii of ,1 , S. P. WENO & CO. J'rcuxnet, Al'rll 16, ISM. ' - ,


ocr: GUSDORF IN MOORE'S IlLOCK, fhemoat:


The Perrysburg journal. [volume]

ocr: 3 il V I'll K PRINTS. tttvJ l!l li s I' , it-, i s y'l ol" r, .l tj the r.i'.i.i I' i' t .ie im 11 y, Wliu hi c. A t; IMS Mil. voniv. JiMt Id l-i.' iuii.


ocr: HOME REMEDIES r tni aim craa of fni.no, ( Kill v. to 1 Ull, As I'll tl A, f ATA II "ll, IMKI.I K.A, LUNT'S Iloarhonnd BALAAM. LUNT'3 IloarhounJ TATAIVT. ItllONC III I 1st, linUl-:M:aM, at'iRK TIIHOAT, U IKXII'l.NU ( Ol lilt, INCIPlliNT 'OSt'.UPTI0N. LUNT'S HOARHOUHD BALSAM tffnrnn Tha rrpnl and anflifpri clianora of our rll mittt nrt friliirul t'Miri i-a of J'ulmfimtif uml ilnmrjitid nf',rU'Mt$, t.ts-rii'iit' liittinit ptov. U lluti aiinilp reiin-iliet ffti'ii iut apwiily tiul rprtiiliily tilu-ii tukfn in tlm parly ttiiitn of ilisi'iisp. teeuiirst altuiiiit ti nnrtt bn hud to tin llnl-am. I.'t Hip Ciint:!) or Iri ilulli n of Alio Thrust bn prpr In allnlit, aa by tills iirnenutiuu a mur teriuut attack Ojay bo tlluclually j"l,.,l ulf. Lunt's American Eye Salrfl Cnma In yu nn' ta a linmlitm. but a rptllty, that a llttlt Usu toil lxm'Ii,h will rttp. It rsn d,i ymi nu tint m and must ilii r ott n" i'i. If y.m Imvn Vi i nk, 8nrn, nr liiHnintsI ;yia or l-:.vt l.ltla. Flliua ott y.iur KytfSi or Wpakni'Mt of cikIii, miikt out uiul uiuit Lciuru y-uu cunviuut 10 givt up your tytia. DR. LUNT'S WORM CANDY. A tlrVuhtfiil fnrpnrnlinn in minr.Kn tn't" of mivllf-lnp j a aaft) tiiiil f el inill ri'tui'ly Inr Worms; 111II1I toil tt'Otl phytic fur thililnu. All ttha usl) H are giuat'y pliuutnl. Grcgoy'a Instant Cure of Pain. Tlila well Vnawn m"llrln) tllnra pain InalnnHy. atop Toiirllntt and PutkIhk lu a li-w niluuti-a, rflii;ti-a ('ramp tui C'ohe. tiul lina rnri-il Inui'lri'ila of riiaet of liinriliu-t, Cliuli ra Mnrbtia. t'liul' ta, ami Hleknot of Ihe Cluiim, It f rritt I In Itle-iininiiiiii, lvsH'psla, Cohl Ibnula iint ,. l '"t, Ctiilbltliil, VVouuili, lliuun t, bptulua, tint Colic iu ' llutaaa. Vmi rnnnnt luqiilra anytliort but yn Mill fltnl pnrntt t-hn Itntii tfpii rsllnvi'il ly Ha ti'r. uiul wliu ilibik mi nther ninllelua la I'ljual to lb O110 ti lnl will prutt til uiy wunlt tiu. I'rppar''d by W. B I.PNT. Ntmre City, 0.. in whom all Order, aliuuld It tuldreued fur the tbove mtillcllif 1. iSoiil by i'tji IK ft. II k.lllij i'O.N, 1'el ' j ta 11 a. .Inly 26, lo.i.l Hi 1.


ocr: WATCllKS, CLOCKS, AMI .3 K W Si h ll V I 0 vui:n : i.y i;t tv-:'.!:: w. v. t4Ms:::ov, jit run PVMtrtVMU'iiij iiwu nrfi.nixc.. .1 nne '.', 1 s ,.i la".


ocr: NO HUMBUG. HOUSTON 11 AS MORE NEW GOODS AND Wl Ll, B P. 1. 1. TII KM CUE XV Ell TII.W T1IRY fl VV II Vi II IM'-IIT IV ANY oi'iiiiit -r,ntii iii riimtvs liuitu o it is WUUli -COL'NrYl TTIi Juts tho ffnrsrcst X..M. ami Itest Siilected aturtinittt ofSpriii nml S 11 111 hut (tiimls urur oir,;re. tn tliit ciniiinuiiiiy , iiml tlicjr Were piireliated at prluo.11 which cnablu him to tell AT WH'JLT?3ALi3 PRICES I V p nun it oniitnernlu pile on, but invito all to mil nnd see fur tht,iielvs. Our profits nro made in liUYlXU Ll) W not iu aeiling at liigli Uuret. FAUMlillS! If you want tlie Kent and Cheapest HUG Art. COFFER, TEA, F El' PF.lt, HALT. in ON. citnnKF.nr, NAILH or HOUSTON'S It tbo place to tfot them, ninl savii at least 50 pcroont. ltDOT.S & 8!l()i;.S READr-.MADI? CLOTIIINa Oil ll.to 11 K II t II AT 13 CD 3f l3 1? 0) S3" 3 3 nt groat linrguins, ?.?TDiin'l Fit i 1 tn callbef.ire piiritliitlnj (.'luewltorc. We charge nothing forshmviiig (Jooda, DOtinr.K KXTRA Allt USE Kl.Oini.frnmwIiitc wheat, tolling ut$ii. -'a. tit IIOU.-jTON'S, 1-OIlK and FISH, clienp, ut HOUSTON'S. pitoriiEUY v.nr: itu it:un.t:nY t cront v- J riety ntiJ roiiiiu-kably I'ltv.tit IIOUS TOX'S. L)01'AT0ES a Inrgelot.und verr nieo. nt HOUSTON'S. ilOVlSIONSofnll kiudt tiil.cn in oxelntna-e fur goods, and ulivuva for s lie, nt IIOUS l'O.N"'6. CORN MUAL always on hand at lIO'JSTON".S. IK you irnnt AVYTIMNtr, in NAT or to V'F, Ali.aud would Iiuv Oil IC V I'.uo to WM. IWUtSTO.VS. Avtl 7, I, -t'i 1 stf.


ocr: THANKS. THANKS. T II E LA.ROE3 T, CHEAPEST. AND BEST ASS O ST ME XT OF is n sj a ?? AND CHAIRS. - u JJTTAVIXO REMOVED III9T)CK TO I 1 his new building opposite the Drug ritore, WM. CROOK, Jr., is prepared o sell, WHOLESALE od RETAIL, CUE APE Ii than EVER! und mid JUDQE for u YOURSELVES! and be is satisfied that he canSCIT YOU. corpus. e If yon wish to procure a narrow house for the bbv clay of the departed, he will not onl wfiimlsh any style ir uoiqii y jo may wish, nut aison , UNOiJUT.VICUH AND 1IE.1HSE, If desired. TUI.NINO. At my Factory on the llydsaulio got) will And me prcpajeo io ao an minis ol t urning-, For Ruildtrt. ' ''"r Cahiutt Miktrt. - w 'or CUmr Maktn, - XEWEIS anJ BAXXISTERS, 0BR00ll HANDLE 3y. Vc . , Ac.i wa te0rdcrs by mail or otherwise paprnjily ese w .i.j Fra'sTsarto, Feb S lS30-33tf.


ocr: JUST receiving from the Nuraerle A USE. ASSORTMENT OF APPLE, PKAOII, PEAR, QUIXCn nn,l Pl.UM TREt,8l ano i.o a risi aaaoRTMRNT or Evergreens, Perpetual Roses, And variety of other Sbrubbery, all of which be old allgnret tchiqfi ctnnot fail tn tutt Call aiMin. GEO. POWEU8. I'err;ahurg, March 24, IR.If) 4tf. JAWTONBLAOKliKltRiES . A few doien genuln Lnwton" Dlaakbarf le thrifty, for sale by ORO.POWKHS. pEACH TREES All the chotc varieties can be had "at the rerrvs hnry Ntimery. ' . .. . ftRO. POWKItS. TIIUIT TREES- JL of all klnda can be had at the Ferrysburg Nur cfy. ' " 1 ' , LLEN llASmitltlE- They are aald to be perfectly hardy; a few forsaleby (IKO. POWERS. Pmtiivsnitao, April 14, 1S.9 4!)t.f. THANKS 03 Ui a THAN KM. TUB ' ' ' LARGEST, CHEAPEST. AND BEST ASS O ST ME NT OF 2 o So & m n sr m u w a w, m A ' AND CHAIRS. JjTTAVINO REMOVED II! 8 STOCK TO 4j 11 bin now buiblinx opposite the Drug; Storo, nag; WM. CKOOIt, Jr., ia prepared 'o sell, a? WHOLESALE and RETAIL, CHEAPER than EVER I -.CALL and SEE and JUDGE fur YOURSELVES! nnd he U satisfied that ho einiHUlT VOU. COFFINS. Sal If you wish to procure n narrow lions for the )isa clay of the d.-purtod, he will not only furnish nny stylo of collin you tuny wisli, hut olso an 1? ' b.VDKIl r.Utklt AND HEARSE, m4 if desired. O"' . . t n ii n r n a . I it . p, ir...i.,.li .lit i.j W me prepurod to do nil kind of Turning , , Fnr rtiiildrra. ! r ' For Cnhinet M ilceri. For Chair Miiierr. XE IVELS and BAYyiSTERS, jBROOM H ANDLES, Sua., Ac, .?i90rder bv mail or otherwise promptly ext '


ocr: BOOKS! BOOKS!! ! D. Anile rson &, Go. Are now receiving tn extensive stock of BOOKS AMD stationery;. -:-: The largest ever brought to thl market, embracing everything In their line, which they propose to sell nt FBICXS CORROSrONniNS WITH TBI II MRS. .( THE COUNTRY TRADE Will be supplied al Ihe lomett ratet, , .j advantageouTTrrangement. Having become A genii for Iht Sale of , V -; SilEIESJILiISiilP 2j IParil!. MANUFAC'I'miNO ro.'s WRITING PAPERS THEY are prepared to supply them In all varieties, in large or email quantities, at manufaotitriik miens. By this arrangement. Dealers and other,, mav enjov the same advantnire whleh nnij cored to them by the best Paper Mill in th coemtr beirc located in their mlilal Himnlaa .f .k furnished gratis. CONGRESS CAP, " " '. LEGAL CAP, '"" CONGRESS LETTER, C0MMERCFAL LETTER, COMMERCIAL POST, BATH POST. LADIES BILLETT, &C, &C, &C. D. ANDERSON & CO. ToLKno.O., Jan. 20. 1869 37tf. ALBANY STOVES, HROWTV At. IIITTUT' At thclrold stand In Ferrysburg, Ohio, hav v.s iiuiiu, mm mr anie, an enuiekt vnrlctvofcrlrhratprt r COOKING, PARLOR, AND BOX STOVES Ranging in prices to suit the want of all. f " u cvii, luniiBiieu in ine most sub stantial manner, with either Tin or Coppe ' furniture. Below we give th names f Stovas: Ajax , hot ai r, 3 sizes, square stoves, -, Globe, airtight, 2 sizes, do ' New World, 4 do da Clipper, air tight, elevated ovens, 8 sizes. ' Mountain, do do 2 do . ; i lieapcr, do de 3 do Premiums. ' 4 do ,; ' ' ' For a farmer's st nrp tlie Unnniil. . n n..A-.. not be equaled, having OVEMN OF VERY LARGE CAPACITY t


Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume]

ocr: ' l. t. maddux .1 lit if' >u Sttra [A.'.], A TOlMOl'lIS EX V H \ T p I>ans son atelier, un :.s.-. >rtiiit<-ni coima, , /;/v,v ,7 /;.s- v r.Mtdt v//ax aia-i ,,J.' I' 1 " nais toutes fa eons, qu'il „n,v j, rix n ''; re a ceux qui vondront bien Humorcr U- | eoiilianee. Toute.- ,-..ite- (I. ii'liiiiatidhs I,r faites dan.- i' 1 pin- com t delai. ' " ,w " 20 nov. ls;,s. /., i/ | n , )rv S. PARK. XEGOC 7.1 .V T en ('UMESTlltf.Es k r PKODi rrs DK I.'OI Kst p.-vvor sai;a • i). Sl'IM'KlVC. II. I,. S|(„ K1S( . Pointe Coui>( : e, I.e. liavou Sain. |,c chirurg1ens-dentistes. l .l 'is i Indent's |>. i,, et 1 1. ST< M ' K IN < I snnt pre Is a se reudre ;i lappet de toit.s c-iiv qui Wkl . ( besoin (le lelll's se|'\ i( es profr.- siomiel... d,,,, . a 'j 1M porle quelle partie tin pass. Le |)r. I». Stocking pent toujours elwvuit, la deineure de M. i'. M. .Moore, a la l 'ointe tl.ii l'ec. 7fcv-lv. I ~ ' i ' HENRY TENNY Cll A Kl'EXTIER el M HM'ISIKl!,' I'.AVlir S.ll.'A A rhonneu r d' aiuiotic er it -es amis et an puldic iTV qu'il lient con-lammeiit i n main im us-orii inent romplet de ('KKlTKll.S MliTA1.1.1(^1'l""„S 1 A I I'.X I l-.S de CI'AN I'., a son Atelier, utijuvr de I'ecurie (!<• M. .1. II. I b'lishau. a Uavnii Snra. \ .M. I'H.MOl ^ est 1110:1 Agent pour la I vente de ces cereueils, dans la paroissc de la Pointe Coupee: il en a toujours tin ussorliiiieiit ] coniplet en disponibiiite. lOavril II. TliNNV. £§& P. A. ROY. AVOCAT , COXSKILLK1I N0TAIRE PUBLIC. OKI'ICK A I.A MAISO.V in: cot'i: r J'ointe. ('itijiec (J.''.). Direction : F.ussi: K iviki.'k ( L k.)"..

place_of_publication: False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]

geographic_coverage:
Louisiana--Pointe Coupee--False River
Louisiana--Pointe Coupee--New Roads

publisher: Edward J. Pullen


ocr: g, g, A VOCAT ,V OO'ySEILLbR Bureau%e^t au No. 11, Exchangc • ETai% a la'Xlle-Orldans. * *


ocr: anglais, et payee au taux ci-dessus. S A MED I, 20 AOUT 1859. NO MI N A TIONS Four Convenient-, T. O. MOORE, de la paroisse Pour Lieu tenant-Goiivetneur, H.M. Hyatns, au la M t Po:it' Secretaire d'Etat, P. D. Hardy. d'' la paroi.sac P'inr Avocat general, T. J. Semmes, de 1 h Pour Auditeur, E. W. Robertson. dc la paroiase Pour Tresoricr, " B. L. Defreese; de la parois se P . mu - Surintendant des Ecoles H Avery, d Est-Baton-Rouge P"»r fe Oongr^s (3e district), 1'honor. T. G. Davidson, de la paroiB se Liviug-stou. Pour Surintendant des travaux publics; Col. Braxton Bragg, de Lafou rche. Pour S4natenr, , E. Phillips, -— la Pointe— Coupee Pu,ir l? CH 4- du ^ District, E. L. Jewe ll. Pour la Legislature, J. Matthews. J. J. MacCrea. Pour Sharif, Severin Porche. Pour Greflier, Alcide Bondv. , ^ . %/ ^our Assrsscur, J. -B. Saint-Cy r. Po sr Coroner, Robert Moherter.


ocr: J. X. Cfirrigaii No. 41, Erchauyc A.'ley, .\~c<c Orlcanf, 8our authorized agent for New Orleans, to receive itid receipt for .subscriptions and advertising. ~ DEMOCRATIC N'OMI N ATIOXS. ion governor: T. O. M O (*R E, Of Ugpido*. kor M F-UTKN AS'T-GO V kr NOil: II. M.-HYAM4 Ot New Orleans. fob s^ketar VW srfTK: PLINY D. HARDY, Uf St. Landry. fok audi tor or public accoems : E - w - « aTSON ' i roK STATF. TREASURED: B, L. DEFREESE, Of Jackson Parish, * for attorney otxer* : TIIOS. J. SEMMES, j Of New Orleans . for superintendent of public education : H. A. AVERY, Of e. Baton Rouge . *t ' " j for congress- 3o district. TIIOS. GREEN DAVIDS 0 X, Of Livingston . ror commissioner of public wokks: BRAXTON BRAGG, Of Lafourche . for state senator—loth district. E D WARD PHI.LLI P S, Of Pointe Coupee . j k)r district attorney—9th judicial district. | EDWIN L. JEWELL. Of Poiute Coupee . for representatives : J LAFAYETTE MATTHEWS, J! J. M c CREA. FOR SHERIFF : SEVERIN PORCEE. . FOR CLERK: AIXIDE BO^NM*. - j for assessor: J. B. ST. CYR. —— tor coroner: ROBERT MOHERTER. j I I ; : . I ! j 1 ' | j i j | | ' • I ; i j j j | j ~ 1 : ' j I I ; : 5 . I ! j 1 ' | j i j | | ' • I ;


ocr: THE DEMOCRAT P. A. KGY, Editor. SAiURDlV MORNING. JULY 9, 1859. D E MOO RATIO N O MIN" A T10 X S. mi: r;ovKRVon: T. O. MOORE, 01 Jia) >n lot-. I ol! !.IKt TK\NT-f:OVKHVOR: H. M.. HYAMS, U1 X :\v Orient.-. FOR SECRETARY OK STAT!".; PLLNV 1». HARDY, Of m . Lamiry. koh \t;i)!T <m op rrijuc arroknt* : K. W. 1IC>BERTSOX, Of IbtT villi*. FOR STATIC THKASUlSfil! : B. I j. DEFREESE, Of J .ic Ivlju J'ariefU. FOR ATT'UrXKV CKNKRAT. : ;fHOS. J. SEMMKS, Of New Orleans. h,w: sl'i'kll'xtkndtlxt OF rcm.'c fi .I CATICN : H. A. AVERY, Of E. Baton Rouge. fob ('on0kk8s—3d district. T J1 0 S. GREEN DAVIDS OX, Of Livingston. FOB STATU SENATOR- 10m DISTRICT. , EDWARD PHILLIPS, Of Poiate Coupee. KOU BKPISESENTATIVES : .T. LAFAYETTE MATTHEWS, J. J. McOREA. for sheriff: SKYERIN PORCIIE. for clerk: ALCIDE BONDY. FOR ASSESSOR : J. 15. ST. UYR. for ooronf.r: ROBERT MO HESTER. Some of the more innocent and unsus


ocr: — . , CUE DE LA Nlle-ORLEAXS. Mercr*di t 6 Avril 1859. Sucre, G ft ^ ets.; • Melasso, 30 X 311 c t s . * Cotou Middling, 11| ft 12 cts.


ocr: SAME 1)I, 22 OCTOBRE 1859. N OMIN ATI U N S DEM OC HA TI QU ES Pour Gouvernenr, T. O. MOORE, ■ <le la paroisse Rapides. Four Lieuteiiunt-Gonverneur, H. M. Hyanis, «l.r la Nile-Orleans. Pour Sccnitaire d'Etat, P. I). Hardy, J 7 de In parnisse St-Landry. Pour Avocat general, T. J. Scmmes, de la Nile-Orleans. Pour A udite ur, E. W. Robertson, de la paroisse Iberville. Tour Tresorier, B. L. Defreese, de la paroisse Jackson. Pour Surintendant des Ecoles publique®, H. Avery, d'Kst-Bato a- Ro a ge Pour le Gongrte (3e district), l'honor. T. G. Davidson, de la pa roisse Livingston. Pour Surintendant des travaux publics: Col. Braxton Bragg, de L afourche. Pour Senateur, E. Phillips, de la Poin te-Coupee. Pour Avocat du 9ome District, E. L. Jewell . Pour la legislature, J« L. Matthews. J . J. MacCre a. Pour Sherif, S everin Porc he. Pour Greffier, Alcide Bondv. Pour Assessenr, J.-B. Saint-Cyr. Pour Coroner, Hobert Moherter. "" —: som.nos


ocr: som.nos uutorists d'annoncer M. , !7 me poar . : «iic iai ;er' td<!Dis ' ricl(Wniedistrict


ocr: ni .!//•;/>/, u s k p t 11 Mil a 1: iff if^ffn K omi n at ions d e m ou i : \ t i o r i i'onr Ooitv«»rm*iir. T. O. MOOIIE. de la paniiMKo Puur LiVuti'iiant-Guiirenii'iir, H. M. Hyams, di- iti 1'uur Secretaire d'Etat. P. D. Hardy, de 1h paruissc ~mL. * Pour Avucat general, T. J. Senimes, de la Nile-Orleans. Pour Auditeiir. E. W. Robertson, de la paraisHe Iberville, Pour Tretmrier, B. L. Defreese, de la paroisxe Pom" Suriuteiidant des Ecoles publiijues, H. Averv, d'Ent-Hatoii-Houjfe IVur le Coitgr^s (3e district), T. G. Davidson, de la paruisse Li vingston. I our Suriuteiidant des travaux publics: Col. Braxton Brag*g 5 •le EafonrclM*. ^ Pour Senatenr, E. Phillips, ^ ^ la il' 1 'J" »m?5Strtct, - Jewell . lournBegislature, Jr L. Matthews. J - J. MacC rea. Pour Sherjf ( S everin Porcl ie. IVnir (ireffier, - Alcide Bondv. 1 1 n . _ m %/ I our Ab«'ssear, J.-B. Saint-Cvr. Four Coroner , " " Robert Mohertcr,


ocr: P. A. Rc^y, AVOCAT, CONSEILLER et , NOTAIEE PUBLIC. office a la uaison de coxtb, Pointe Coupee (Le.). Direction t " Fausse Biviere (Le .)''. j j j j


ocr: -V0MINAT10 NS P E M 0 C R ATIQU Pour Convenient', T. 0. MOORE, fie la paroisse Pour Lieutenants Jon verneur, H. M. Hyams, de la Pour Secretaire d'Etat, P. D. Hardy, do la paroisse St-Landry. four Avocat general, T. J. Semmes, do la Nile-Orleans. Pour Amditeur, E. W. Kobertson, do la paroisse Iberville. Pour Trcsorier, B. !#. Defreese, de la paroisse Jackson. Pour Surinteiidaiit, H. Avery, d'Est-Ba ton-Roucre l our le Congres (3e district), 1'houor. T. G. Davidson, de la paroisse Livingston. Pour Stinateur, E. Phillips, do la Pointe -Coupiie. Pour la Legislature, J. L. Matthews J. J. MacCrea. Pour Sheril', Severin Porche. Pour Greffier, Alcide Bondy. Pour Assesseur, J.-B. Saint-Cvr. Pour Coroner, Rolrt Moli orto r.


ocr: P. A. ROY, AYOCAT , CONSEILLEft et HOT AIRE PUBLIC. office a la uaison de COrB, Poind Coupee (Le.). J33** Dirccfloc : •• F acsse R iviere ( L e.)''.


ocr: « r «. a b. st a wbrtdgb a co. are ou a uthorta - d afr-nta in New orleans^ to receive anc receipt tot -i it* criptina and ad ; crti * iajr . j. n. Carrigan As 41, Et 'Kutjc' A .% <j, Sew Orleans, T so u r authorized at;en: for New Orleans , to rcceivi uad receipt for subecripiious aud advertising . nomination's. roR governor: t. O. moore, Of Raptdee. for lieutenant-governor: h. m.hyams, Of new Orieana . for secretary of state: pliny i). it are) y, Of St. Landry. h)k APl » IT01t op public accok.vt8 : ix w. robertson, Of Iberville . for state treasurer: b. i,- defreese, Of Jackson Parish . for attorney uexeral: Tlioa j. semmes, Of New Orleans. tor 8cper1xtende3jt Of pcbijc EDUCATION : h. a. avery, Of E. Baton Rouge. foe coxoress—3l) district. tiios. green davidson, j Of Li tings ton . for commissioner of public works: braxton bragg, Of Lafourche . FOR STATE SENATOR—IOTII DISTRICT. edward phillips, Of Pointe Coupee. f - oe DisTRirrr arronnf.y- 9 th jtotciai. district. edwin l. jewell. ; Of Pointe Coupee . folt representatives : j. lafayette matthews, : j. j. McCREA . j for sheriff : seyerin porche. FOR clerk : alcide b0ndy. j for assessor : jk b. st. cyr. ' i for coroner : robert moherter. j ■■■■•■■ i a _ ■ ! ! f ! j • ■ ! I i ou anc j ; : j j i j i a _ | i ' ■ ! ! f ! j • ■ ! I i


ocr: PROCLAMATION ay notocrt C. Gov. of the State cf Lcu-i inmi. To the Sheriff of the Paris ot Foiute Coupee. - tt ruEKKAS, It is provided by law that Vr Associate Justice of the Supreme Court the Third Supreme Court District shall be elect ed by the duly qtialiff.d voters nf the said trict. on the first Monday of April, 1859 ; _ Now. therefore, 1 have thought proper to this my proclamation,.notifying the qualified ters throughout said Distric t of the election said, and commanding all Sheriffs. of Election, and other ofSc. rs therein to hold said election for Associate Justice of Supreme Court, of the Third Supreme Court Dis trict. on the first Monday of April, lt>59—said > i cc tion to be conducted, and returns thereof in all respects, according to the Constitution o this Stat *, and the laws in such eases made provided. Given under my hand, and the seal of the of Louisiana, at Baton Rouge, this i'fcth day February, A. L». lSj'J, and of the Independence the United States of America the Eighty-third. By the Governor: ' ROBERT C. WICKLIFFE. A. Dui'Lantier , Ass't Secretary of Slate.


ocr: - - - are our ; im f • •! i hN in Now Orleans, to receive and J' '■•■ipt I -ub-enption anil advertising. .J. \. Carrigaa A"«. It. Kfelvmffe AHa/, Aw Orhnm. 1 sour authorized agent for New Orleans, to receive and receipt for subscriptions ami advertising. I)E M OCIi ATIC N 0 MIX ATI 0 N S. FOR (iOVF.KNOK: T. O. MOOIIE, Of Rapides. FOlt I.I F. UT K X A N'T-0 O V K R N* 011: II. M. HYAMS, Of New Orleans. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE: PLINY I). HAliDY, i Of St. Landry. " i pott Ai omtK of erm.ic accoknts : j:. W. ROBERTSON, Ot Iberville. FOR 5-TATE TREASURER : Ii. Ij. DEFREESE, < )f Jackson Parish. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL! .TITOS. J. SEMMES, Of New Orleans. • ' I f ill: SUPKTtlNTENDENT OF I'lIBI.K' KriCCATlON : H. A. AVERY, ! Of K. Baton Rouge. FOR CONOUKSS—lil) DISTRICT. TII 0 S. GREEN DAVIDSON, ! Of Livingston. , ion state senator— 10 th district. E D \V A R D PHI L L I P S, | Of Pointe Coupee. for representatives : i J. LA FAYETTE MATTHEWS, I J. J. McCREA. for sheriff : j .SLYERIN PORCIIE. p»r clerk: A LCI DE BONDY. for assessor : J. B. ST. CYR. for coroner: ROBERT MOHERTER. R ! K' : i . | i i i ' ! : i | ! ! j ! ! i , our i i ' I ! ! | i I j R ! K' ' : i . | i i i ' ! : i | ! ! j ! ! i ,


ocr: or donne autrenient, sera publiee en franeais et en anglais, et payee au taux ci-dessus. SAMEDI, 5 NOVEMBRE 1850. NOMINATIONS DEMOCRATIZES Pour (Jotivprncnr, T. O. MOORE, de la paroisse Rapides. Pour Lieiitenant-GoiivejPnour, Ii. M. Hyams, dc la. Nile-Orleans. Pour Secretaire d'Etat, P. X). Hardy, de la paroisse St-Landry. Pour Avocat general, T. J. Semmes, de la Nlle-Oi ieafts.j Pe'ir Auditeur, | E. W. Robertson, de la paroisse Iberville. Pour Trosorier, B. L. Defreese, de la paroisse Jackson. Pour Surintendaut des Eeoles publiques, H. Avery, . d'Est-Raton-Ronjre Pour le Congrss (3e district), 1'honor. T. G. Davidson ? de la paroisse Livirig-ston. Pour Surintendant des travaux publics; Col. Braxton Bragg; de Lafourche. Pour Sonateur. E. Phillips, de la Pointe-Coupee. lour A vocat du 9ernc District, E. L. Jewell. Pour la Legislature, J. L. Matthews. , * ■ J. JT. MaeCrea. Four Sherif, Severin Porche. Pour Greffier. Alcide Bondv. • ■♦. ____ Pour Assrsseur. J.-B. Saint-Cyr. 1 Pour Coroner, ~ j Robert Mohertcr. somtnes vwtggt, - comrne ctant caitdidat pour laj ' . , j i j I ; | i I | ' . , j i j I ; | i I


ocr: > U Ll.ltl, 30 JI If. LET \ f» f f x a tio\'s t} of o v r a t 1 0.1' fVir (}<>tm*ru»*nr. T. O. MOORE. 'i" fa paro«-)4«» P<>«r •.tiverntur, H. M. Hrams, <f< 'a \IJt~-Orti P -«r -N-rrelatre ii'Et;U, P. D. Hardy. 'ii* ia i>ap lissf p "» t Avxjat iretii ; ral, T. J. 8eriinie> 7 <tt* l*t N if<»-Orft. : P'«ir A mlm nr. E. W. Robertson, »i»- ia f»:inwH<w Pwir B. L. Di v tVeese, 4,1 Puui" >aririteinhuit ilea Ki*ipi.-s H Avery, 'i Est.-B.i Pour I* Conffi-'*.-< 3, ; trier), T. G. Davidson, 'J 1 ' ' ;l purowse P"iir ^itriatfudant des travanx C 1 ol. Braxton Bra™* ; — • 1 uftr .-Knatotir, Phillip> ? -— (!t ' 1;t Pn=nte -r, P Hr lu, L. Jewe ll P>w :a r^tjislatnrp, ~~ JT. T a . Matthews. —__ ' * J. J, MaeC rea. —■———. P>"!r Sbtirff; fceveria Porclie, Py«tr Cirt-Skv, Aleide Boodv. P"tr Saiut-Cvr. Ptv-r C^rotr^r. _ Roi^rr Mohert«*r.


ocr: i i MACIIL\K8 9 De la Manufacture DE MM. WEEDS, J. B. SLOAT & Co. LE Soussigne dtant l'agent et ayant en ddpot un grand nombru de ces macliines, previont le public qu'il en livrera a tous ceux qui vou dront bien l'honorer de leur conflance. Les premieres (de Weeds), sont connues leur excellence a coudre les cuirs et les (Stoffes pour habitations. La reputation de celles de J. B. Sloat & ponr l'usage des families, n'est qu& trop bien connue du public. Ellea sont faciles 'a diriger, vu la simplicity leur combinaison. La couture est celle da pique' dessus et dessous (luck itich), qui ne se d<5 cout jamais. Les coutures sont unies, les r^guliers et le tout avec grande e'eonomie de Les machines vendues seront livries en Ires-bon et grtranlies. Le soussign^ rtffere le public a MJf. J.-B. Le jeune, Volze' Hubert, Paul Pourcieau, Carmouche. Hubert Patin fils, Le'on Mme. Vve. Landry, &c.. &c. A. F. SAINT agent a la Fausse Riviere. Fausse-Riviere, 13 aout 1859.


ocr: .t•. 11 aitii:e!':t'i!i. - i-t t-n et en uiais. et payee aa taux ci-dessuH. sAMI: 1)1, 2<j OCTOBRE ls5';>. X 0 Ml NATIONS DKMOCu ATIQKCS Poor (J-nivi'tuotif. T. O. MOORE, <:Ui. ill li < I'ntw Li»rnt<»ouvrrm*:ir f II. M. Hy ait is, (!<• I,i XUorOricuns. i'liur Socrttaire <i'Et:it. P. D. Hardy, de l.i, lotHiissc St-Lantiry. i'our Avocat gciniral, T. J. Seiumes, de l;t Xlk^-Orlcans. Pwtr Auditt'ur, E. W. Robertson, <Ic la 5»ar<ii*w IImt viiie. ronr Titisune!', B. L. Defreese, d" la purois.se Jackson. Four Suriiitoiidatit dos Eoole.4 pabli^ws, H. Avery, < t'Es t-Ila ton-Ro n go - -v I'our le Coogrss (3c dfetrict), i'lionor. T. G. Pavidsoii, de la p arois^c Liviug-fftnn. Ponr Surintendant des travaux publics: • Col. Braxton Bragg, <!<■ Iiafonrcht'. P<>nr SoTiateur. E. Phillips, _* __de la Pointe-Cotipec. Poor A v< teat du 9ew District, E. L. Jewell . Ponr l a Ugislatuw, J. L. Matthews. J. J. MacC rea. Pour Shorif, Severin Porche. I'our Ore flier, Aleide Bondv. %/ Pour Assesseur, J.-B. Saint-Cvr. Ponr Coroner, Robert Moherter. '.'J 111 sotntnes autorises d'amioncer 3I«


ocr: A Y I S. E 12 du mob de NOVEMBRE, 1859, nne election d'un merabre du Juri de Police \r repre's ntt-r le 56me District, aura lieu I ordinajres et sous i'inspection des jV nommes parle Juri de Police pour l't' , yi geue'rale. \ JOHN* MCEBIl's, p\ President dn Juri de Police.


ocr: UNE HABITATION tEtablie en Sucrerie, situ<5e cn cette pa roisse, faisant face au fleuve et a la baie de la Fausse-Riviere, borate d'un cote par l'habita tion dc M. Ch. Allen, et de l'autre par celle de M. Pierre Saizan, ainsi que les esclaves (environ 50 tetes), mulcts et autres animaux qui y sont attaches, et tout le complement d'une habitation sueriere en ]ileine operation. Pour plus ample description, et pour les condi- tions, qui seront liberals, s'adresser sur les lieux a M. A. L. MAHOUDEAU. Pointe-Coupee, 11 dec. 1858. 30 j.


ocr: FABRICANTS & MARCIIANDS * MONUMENTS FUNEBRES, Tombes et Aectstoiref, Statues et statuettes pour cimetieres, jardins,&c. Cette maison, avanta«en.«enicnt connue. depiiis dc longues anneec, a des succursales a Baton- Rouge et a Bayou Sara [/<■.]. L'Etablissement principal est situd au coin de ravenuc Ridge et Girard, a rhiladclpbe [Pen Fvlvanie], II dec. - 5 a ■ c in " - 5 a ■ c in "


ocr: i , , c. BOGKEL, ssaaasa, . A Bayow Sara (Le.), ! ■ r 11 I FA URIC ANT dc Selles. Har-1 W na , w ' Brides. Fouets, Colliers. Ac. Toutes coinmandes qui lui se- i ■wiiTlla 1'ri ront-laitcs seront prompteineut I executees: toutc esjiece dc re'jwration sera faite, avec hhu ct diligence--prix nioderes. ij atelier est a. I'euuoignure Comiuerec ct .Sun 20 iioy. li&s. C. BOCKJJL. t .. j I! : ! i I .. j I! :


ocr: SAME 1 )1, 8 OCTOBRE 1859. K 0 MI NATION'S I) EMOC R ATI'il* ES Pour Convenient - , T. (). MOOilE, di» la paroisse J'apidi's Lic'iitcittint-Uouvcnieur, H. M. Hyams, do la Mie-Orluans. Puttr Socrot aire d'Etat, P. D. Hardy, de l a paniisse St-Landry. Pour Avocut gpntiial, T. J. Semmes, dc la NMe-Orldans. Pour Auditctif, E. W. Robertson, d»; la paroisso Iberville. Pour Trusoritr, B. L. Dcfrcese, de la paroi8.s e Jackson. Pour Sunntendaiit des Eeoles publifjiics. H. Avery, d 'Est-RatoTi-Roiiffc Pour 1« Conjrrta (3e district), I'honor. T. G. Davidson, de la paroisse Li vinyatun. Pour Surintendant des travaux publics: Col. Braxton Brago* de Lafourche. i'onr Senateur, E. IPhillips, de la Pointe -Coiipee. Pour .\vocat, du 9«mc District, E. L. Jewell. Pour la Legislature, J. L. Matthews. J . J. MacCre a. Pour Sherif, S everin Por che. Pour OreiBer, ^ Alcide Bond}'. P";ir Assrsseur, J.-B. Saint-Cyr. Pour Coroner, Robert Molicrtcr. I! .«»«. autoria^a d'ann 0 accr~M ' ^ 5 ««» ca„did at p„' r " I! ' 5 "


ocr: I) T t IT SEPTEMBRE .VOIIIN'ATIONS bOft.i :i;ATfQCES. Po:ir fJ.iuvemeur. T. O. MOORE, <k i t parnis.su I'our LieuteJiant-i riiuvcrucur, H. M. Hrams, rle la. .Vlfe-Orh-ufiii. Pour Secretaire d'J']fat P. I). Hardy, - ' !e la par.,i.- :stf Peur Avocat gfrnival, T. J. Semines, de la Vlie-Orleans, Potir Awtlitear, ; E. W. Robertson, *^e la parufssc Iberville.! Pour Trt si/i ier, : B. L. Defreese, " : <ie la paro:s.«o Jackson. - ■ mi -m Pour Suriiuejidarit ties Ecoles publiquee. H- Avery, fEat-Bjjto a-g(^p> Pour Ie Con^r&s (3c- district), 1'ixmor. T. G. Davidson, de ia parotgpe Livingston. our Suriutea^aiit des travaux publics: Col. Braxton Brae-p- de Lafourche. w? P«ur Senateur, ' S. Phillips, _ ' la PtiiMte-CvuiMie Four AvfKjat (inA>pme~i)"Q7T-i " E. L Jewell.' Pour la Legislature, J. L Matthews. , • ^- M acC 1 rea. I rourSWriiJ ~ ~ ^everin Porclie, rout ~~ Aleide Bond v. Pi>ur -tascsseur, Saint-Cvr. ir Cutoner. - Robert Mohertcr * ? . , I 1 ; : ? . , I 1


ocr: LE VILLAGE 1 WAREHOUSE, LE Sonssign^ donne avis au public qu'il est 1 en train de conptmire un grand et com- j mo<le MAGASIN de d^pot, lequel sera termiae': le Ier Septemb. proehain, et sera pret a recevoir, | exp^dier et eramaga^iner tous produite. marchan disea, colis et eftete qu'on voudra bien lui confier. I II sollicite la clientelledee habitants de l'Anse, du Noiiv-iau-Texaa, du Rsiecourci tt du public en general. Son magaaiu de depot sera pres du Raccourci. TariJ des Prix d ' Emnuujannagf : Coton 10 cents? par balle. Sucre...... 20 id. par boucaut. Melasee.. . 15 id. par baril. /,. V. Pnr?rfffi 23 millet 13.V,'. i i 1 ! ■ i i ! | 1 1 | i i 1 ! ■ i i ! |


ocr: FABKICANTS & MARCHANDS MONUMENTS FDNEBRES, Tombes et Accetmins, Statues et statuettes pour cimetieres, jurJinn. &c. Cette maison, nvantageusemcnt connue, <lepnis de longues anne'es. a tins succursales a Baton Rouge et k Bayou Sara [ie.]. L'Etablissement principal est sitae au coin de l'avenue Ridge et Girurd. a Philadelphe [I'en sylvanie]. II dec.


ocr: c.- B00KEL, A Bayou Sara (Le.). FABRICANT de Selles, Har ©g uais, Brides. Fouets, Colliers, ic. /¥ ' jH Toutes commantles qui lui se tedS&Sli&xdi ront faites seront promptemont exe'eutees; toutc espece de reparation sera faite avec soin et diligence—prix moderes. L'atelier est a l : eneoiguure Commerce et Sun . 20 uov. 1858. C. BOCKEL.


ocr: EPAVE. Ae'.e' arrete", par J.-B. Vileret, eur le Fordoche, pre.s de rilabitatioii de ! Swain, vers le Ier fe'vrier, un Ml T Ll'7T de I baie, age de 8 a 10 ans, ayant le bout de j gauclie conpde, et haut d'environ 13 mains, i Le proprietaire est invite k le r( : clamer, en < conformant k la loi. W. H. Pooi.e. Juge de paix du 4me District. Pointe Coupee, 26 fevrier 1859.


ocr: VENTE % V Par L. A. HLBEltT, Encanteur. ri SERA OFFERT en %'cnte publique, par le susdit Encanteur, sur les lieux, le Mardi, 21 me jovr de Décembre 1859, A 10 heures a. m ., le FONDS DE MAGASIN de M. Charles Provosty . consistant en— MARCHANDISES SECHES, GROCERIES de toutes sortes, VINS et LIQUEURS, FAÏENCERIE, etc. Aussi un assortiment complet de 9 Agg & & ES, e t Termes et Coxmditioxs de vkîjti \—COMP TAN T. T.


ocr: SAVED I, 15 OCTOBRE 1859. N OMIN A TIO N S D E MOCRATIQU ES. Ponr < ionvcrnenr, T. O. MOOUE, de ia parapet: Rapides, *Pq»t Lfen<«*r»rtnt-GonTcnjcur, B. M. Hyams, tie la Nllc-Orleiuis. I'uur Secretaire d'Etat, P. D. Hardy, dc la paroisse St-Landry. Four Avocat general, T. J. Semmes, de la Nllc-Ork-ans. Pour Anditi Vir, E. W. Robertson, de la paroisse Iberville. Pcmr Tnjsorier, B. L. Defrcese, de la paroisse Jackson. Pour Sarintendant deg Ecules pnbliquos, H- Avery, d'Est-Baton-Rongc. Pour le Congres (8e district), l'iionor. T. G. Davidson, de la paroi sae Livingston. Potir ^ur in tend ant des travanx publics- Col. Braxton Bragg, de Lafon rche. Pour Setiatenr, E. Phillips, dfl la Pointe-Couptk:. Potir Aroeat du 9hme District, E. L, Jewe ll. Pout la Legislature, J. L. Matthews. 3 , J. MacCr ea. Pour Siierif, Severin Porche. 1 11 Poor Greffier, Alcide Bondy. P ort Aasesaenr, J.-B. Saint-Cyr. Potrr Coroner, Robert Moherter. Nona soramea autoris^s d'annoneer M. nk?" ?r me 6taar cand ^ poiaf


The Evansville daily journal. [volume]

ocr: Mm IMPOHTKi:.' Small Profits and Qnl .k Sales' is the motto at J. W. HUGHLS Wholesale Queensware Store, No. IS Mnfn street, Kran ille, Indiana, ll'i rraf.'- Fu.i;-h Queens- waie jut received from the English Potterie,lor aale low 470 pkga Glassware, a little U-,.w the uiaiket pi iea. Kj nale b lll.'GHES. IT'.' lrfix.-H I kuu' Glasses, warrants! te refl aPi-tty Picture. For sale by J. W. Hl(iHI 'ah aad preatpt et.mrs only desii able. Bed .1. W. II CCHKS. 18 Main street. g TO.y l".f fcS V nTTf.VeV. " : 1. i - rt.fl Ctt n Yarn, Iim 1 ties Nw. 1 and Cotton Batting. Iu More and for sale bv mvll HKKf.KB A BIGGS L -. l.A KK 1, Ht ilm k It. b 1. Al . 11 T CLARKE tL BOYD, Contra, tors' and Builders shop coiner oi Sixth and Walnut strtat. We are prapared to oeatnet for all work in our line. A liberal discount on drawings, where we execute tbo work. aplK JM)H THE WHOLESALE MFMUS 'U TRADE Ml 159 CHARLES S. WELLS, NO. 13 FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, IND ,

place_of_publication: Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]

publisher: Wm. H. Chandler & Co.


ocr: j ; ! ! j . ! ( ' f r , ; t. , or evA.NSviLLE, mo. viJjO AU kinds 6f Domestic Liuuors. and con- I Ktaotfy a larjte snpdy of Old uud Choica Roiu-bon, 1 iiye,aiKi .iiononcaiie.a M hiky. iiilijl-dJtwly. jC OTJTO J: i..-r,U B-IBBtM,B JPOTJt- -St t.-es itssorted kind", lartre size, for sals at inar8 V ICKE1SY BROS., J2 Main pfreet. JBJTE WW sale bv J'.IME 19a ltB& JSftU E. GiXBSbV & CO. 4AKI M 10O BALES A'O. 1 OAKTTM . Jl ST WS rece received by S. BABCOCK. j I


ocr: i t which SllHi.OWl is depo-ited auh the Cosnp troll. i ..1 the State of New York. svp-Joidltiiw 47aV.VI HJ 44 s.-l O O M M MS B nW Large sir..- h-,,vj O.m, y Rags, in store and f.raide h Pit EH TON RMB. J. C A; J. g. SMITH, Bio. 1K7 Mam street, Cer. Bewossth . K Y A Sfi V I LIB, WD. AriMUMTMiVLL rOH TUB fJST PJT M ronage bestowed uhui ihem, beg leave to in form their friends and the community iu genera) that with the aid of new in... loi.,.r- tk.. . ' , . . : . i' - eu- m'lU" Ut "rk 8Ur'' that oany East- xi,.. . . . . . , fc !..-, nun si me same tiuie et.courage borne manufacture, can supply themselves nt the factory. Hatchets, Axes, Hoes, Draw-Knives, Pork (lea era, Millers' Picks, and Edged Took of all kinds, made of double retiued cast steel, aud warrant d w.iiuil to auy iu use. eeplT-3m TOM KRC H A N TcT AH D MILLINIfttsTf CIKCINKA tTsilk HOUSE. W. P. DEVOUT R0CKW00D 8:1 PKAItL 6TKEET, V holesule dealers in Bonnets, Flowers. S I M LS. Vl.it A AS. ItRZSS TMMMISQX, HOOPSKIR1S, LAi E EMBROIDERIES, WHITE GOODS, GLOTES, Ac. su OlUT i Mii rEMEMTS ofte red to CASH and SlIi'Kl TIME UUVEKM. sept 21 U P. II K VOL It Bocmwmmi


ocr: fs8f,LLE INSURANCE COMPANY. vr.wwH in tncorporatnl in 18.V,, i - - m m mBmb - . bTEAmBOAT HULL, FLATBO AT RISKS, At low nites, and adjusta lueses uirls and P'ontptlj. Capital, - - - $250,000 wrru r. vn Mater street. wll known aa tbe , .,,.,1 It.uk WM. T. PAGE, Secretary INSURANCE A GENT For the following wll known Companies , Charter Oak Insurance Cbinpany, CAPITAL 13(10,000 Cohna ticut Insurance Company, CAPITAL soo,onr. Peoria Insurance Company, CAPITAL $60.1,000 Park Insurance Company, ,H I.oriUard Insurance Company, CAPITAL fKl,(IOO Takes all kinds of risks, and adjusts lnuci promptly. Policies for Life Tnur.ince issued iu tbe Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company, Of New York. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS fl8,000 i t which SllHi.OWl is depo-ited auh the Cosnp troll. i ..1 the State of New York. svp-Joidltiiw 47aV.VI HJ 44 s.-l O O M M MS B nW Large sir..- h-,,vj O.m, y Rags, in store and f.raide h Pit EH TON RMB. J. C A; J. g. SMITH, Bio. 1K7 Mam street, Cer. Bewossth . K Y A Sfi V I LIB, WD. AriMUMTMiVLL rOH TUB fJST PJT M ronage bestowed uhui ihem, beg leave to in form their friends and the community iu genera) that with the aid of new in... loi.,.r- tk.. . ' , . . : . i' - eu- i m'lU" Ut "rk 8Ur'' that oany East- i xi,.. . . . . . , fc !..-, nun si me same tiuie et.courage borne manufacture, can supply themselves nt the factory. Hatchets, Axes, Hoes, Draw-Knives, Pork (lea era, Millers' Picks, and Edged Took of all kinds, made of double retiued cast steel, aud warrant d w.iiuil to auy iu use. eeplT-3m TOM KRC H A N TcT AH D MILLINIfttsTf CIKCINKA tTsilk HOUSE. W. P. DEVOUT R0CKW00D 8:1 PKAItL 6TKEET, V holesule dealers in Bonnets, Flowers. S I M LS. Vl.it A AS. ItRZSS TMMMISQX, HOOPSKIR1S, LAi E EMBROIDERIES, WHITE GOODS, GLOTES, Ac. su OlUT i Mii rEMEMTS ofte red to


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. GUARD A j A I N STF ALL k WiTTtEB BT CHOICE INSURANCE WITH tue Wl'OKl'OK ATED 1M9 CHARTER I'EUPETUAL CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000 ! ABSitl.VTE AND rSlMPAIHElh NET 81KPLIS OF 94'4,1H1 ti, And tbe prestige of 4 yra. saceess and experleuc . UPWARDS OF $12,000,000 Uf losses Imvo been paid bv tbe .1in Insurance t'uiiqiaiiy iu tha past 40 years. Tbe vuliiv t.t ivli.il.lf liisumuee will U- ai.paretit from 1 1 iv follow iik LOSSES PAID BY THE iETNA IlDRINt: T11K PAST FIVE TEAKS: In Ohio l il,.V.t K laHMriiMi.flMvnl M In ladiaua... Mi. In Illin. is... 44S,:iT 41 lu Wisconsin HNi,9.V 07 in Kentucky, asl.stt! 4o Missouri 3,5I 04 low i a Minn. inl.-'Sfi 46 Pen ii. ft Va... 31,503 83 Teuneswe.... V,WM 21 Kan. ft Neb. l,H. n Ark. ft Ga Mississippi and Alatoma, f-'i2,41SM Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and fair profit. I SH


ocr: ur ari i I AGAIXS1 FALL 4b WINTER a t PsW ML BY -.snv CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THK saaa, Hti rn MV .3 atAav BKna - ItVW aW( IkJCOlil'ORATED 1819 CHARTER PERPETUAL CASH CAPITAL. M.lMlO.OOO ! ABSOLUTE AX D VSIMPAIUED. NET SURPLUS OF 9043,181 73, And the prestige of 40 yra. ucvess and exerieuru, UPWARDS OF $12,000,000 Of Ius. h ti;iw ken paid ly tlu .Etna IusurtOJBS Company iu the put 40 yean. Tito value of reliable insnran.v will Ik- apparent fruai the following LOSSES PAID BY THE .ETNA DURING Till: PAST FIVE TEABS: In Ohio 54.11,5-20 83 In Wiftcoiihin 10G,!o5 07 In MichiKaaJr518,043 81 In Indiana... 14C,8:W 81 In IllincU... 448,327 41 Tennessee.... 97,519 21 Kau. A Neb. I5JM 77 In Kentucky. - H.'Xi'J 40 Missouri 31,518 04 Iowa AMiun. l"l. ; I- Peun. Jt Va... : 1 1 , 593 2 Ark. St Ga... 1 :,!", t)'J MiuiMippi and Alabama, 5 v- 1 1. 18 Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at tsrms coniiteut with solvency and fair profit. Fj ri.tl nil- iitiv yieemto Insttn c nj lWELLlS(iS ami Cottfentt, f"r term of 1 to 5 gear. The solid service long and successfully tried, and thr many advantages the .tttua Insurance CViupa ny i in it- line, should not be overlooked by those ready to iusurr, and understanding their best iutiTl'st-'. Dunns; "stringent tirm-a." r . (bt re- liahh' Insurance SMSSSSS au impn :ttite duty the ability of property owners to sustain loss being then much lessened. Agencies iu all the principal cities :ind tonus throughout the State. Policies issued without de ksS snwaa -, ay-av v. sssssm .


ocr: ; j COMMISSION WERlh - S Old Eviabfishf d Wharf 1U EVANSVILLE, IND. P. G. O'RILEY Sc Co. fx !... A OKUJUI ... .. 9 MBIISSIOX MKRt HANTS. tleneral F.ailro. .Steamboat, and Kxprecs Agentu Special Aci-nta for the PEN IT. CENTRAL KAILHOAD: and connections ox. r vhk-h ate are anthorized t -give through receipts at taa lowest aassaafta ratee Having a mammoth Wharf boat at IB has !int . the large-t sat the Ohio "' r rnmshls nf strrlnr in: I prottvtin.- all men ban. use liable to tanuagi i . yposnre. we are prcpaxad tofecaautt the dat pat. h .i ui .. -inments, forwarded so onr aaasj be either KIVER, RAILROAD OR f ANAL. Particular att.-ntion paid to Ror trans;. 8tcartn and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, . i ithar piofali ty , consigned to iu t;raale, abdaao taction Eriiar u.t- 1 Office and extensive Warebouso on Water streat. adjoining the Telegraph, and on the AVhaif I a. wber? we are to he fonnd, attending to th inteiest-. of onr patrons at all hours, day mm! night. With our superior facilities; long star tliag , un tiring energy; nd knowledge of our bublneaa, te" feel confident of giving general sataffeotion, aiid hope to merit a continuance ofthe exteniv. j tr..i ago w. are now enjoying. I.i'-ral rash advances w ill be made on all con-o -ments to either ourselves or com-spondents in aRJR of the principal markets, North, East or South. P-.CO'RILEY V CO. g i.l.VJII. tITItmWM sVd.l have a large doe . 1 c U arehousf at the Canal Basin, capable of storing any amount of produce, which will no rv ceive.l, to:e.l. taken rare of and lwld anhioct lo tsi ow ner orders on mist reasnnaMe terra. P. ; ( R1LFY mbtt-tf M fJt. 7afVB, txiiu'.iutti.v4 AND Commission Merchant, No. Soi 111 w it f.r Strt.ft, Bvsnwvnrr ct21-ly UTOUJHtt UiJMit.X. are 1 to store in our Fire Proof Wandinuaw. quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandize, on in. nn - t liberal terms.


ocr: ! MINED TO 1 ( KKD: OBOBtiV THOBJf HILL raJte iibaanw hi In lonnlng his old customers that in tin iptal !x d stjicol his work, he flatters bims.lt lie ran not be excelled. He mav still 'oe fonnd at the corner of Second and Main streets, where the caoheal Har ness and Saddles of every description ran he obtain ed on the liest of terms. O-0 itepairiug done with aeWtwesM a 1 I Aht Second-hand Harness always on hand. fel AND DEUOOIST8. We an regularly n Mfvaag additions to our slock of DutUti, Mr.un inks. C'mkmicai.s, FaiVT, Oua, YaKNISHF.S, PCRil'MKRV, illltl FaNCV Ap.llcl.KS. wltich wo are prepared to offer to the trade oil as gtsai terms as cm U pi abaaai in Cincinnati, Lao isviP.t. or St. Louis. We beta la store IS tons of Extua Pvaa aTfenra LbaR) in kegs af 2" It.s, ') lbs. and list tt.', which we are HSbanS to tbetriule at uiaiiuractiu 1 OB1 BtieSB. KELLKll A W111TK, N... Main street. Mi.lKTH WOKK.-O.V .fl,VWJF, ; JLd faaaaaaaaar I, MSB, the Board of Ooaajtj Corn. I uiissioners of Vanilerburgh count., will ooaitratl with the bidder most aBvaBtaaaasH to tba iateresl : of the county, for making Das fill OB Franklin st , at the west end of the bridge creasing Pi-eon Creek, on said street. Stated proposals ftM work will b- received ii to VJ .1... k M., f said day. at the Auditor's office. Bond and security will Is nfajn 1 of the eon tractors for sai-l work. Itv order of Mm ' boats Board. jv':Mi-ddwtd m m H. WALKER, Auaitoe, BUY TttS BIGHT KIND F A v


ocr: I 1 i : ; I M. A. LAWRENCE, Wltaasanls and Retail Dealer in American and Ital Ian Marble, Ilea I Mtnne s. Cottage and large Menu- ; meiits, ii'cs. Mantl. s, Furniture Marble, Ac. ;now i on baud, over 4oO tons of Statuary, white and fine Variegated Marble ; he can furnish deal ts a greater variety of flue Marble than can be found in any ot the Western or ."southern States. His stock con sists nf MiiImi of all sir.es, from 1 te la inches thick, and Monuments of all sir.es, at prices that cannot fail to please. Those wishing to purchase beautiful ami lastin mementoes, w ill find in bis large ware room an as rtnsent not to be vswad Car btsy, otaxinalfey -'-'".'7 meeas, ei n . ities. lie constantly empicvs a large mini ier of first-class w.-rkiii-'ti Jinl carvers, that enables him to jrlve better satisfaction than can le had at any other establishment. His agent , in soliciting 1 rtlers, hit nuthoriz'-d to a 11 at the .-ntue price that tbc purchaser v. sM have to pay if he -elected the marble in person. Hi-customer-, can always rely upon having th- ir orders tilled lo tin- letter, as maHfirtiuu it him ana, ami prt'ntpinr hi mltf. MAKISI.E HA LI. BUILDINGS, aeeftfw fivanarlUe, Indiana. HIRAM HOPKINS i.m fiair m SMUT MACHINE! TMSJSTF.H SRI'T. Xlst.t&tS. In offering this Machine to the public, I have bill lit I It to -al. I i." t'CS Batti t in - If tb..t fbev a ill 11 give Ktti.sfaclii.it. I ban it with those v.." 11-0 thi 111 tit : ; ; a -, x ' t 1 ,j ft nnpn , , 1 1


ocr: MERCHANTS ATTENTION ! w ARE NOW PREPARED TO l. or the .shtirtest notice, and in the latest nnd imwt t'u.-hiotiah!e stvle. all kitnls- of Job Printing, arm as HI EES OF rAMKO, DRAY TICKETS. AUCTION RILLP, BILLS OF KA WE. LETTER HEADS, PROGRAMMES. MORTGAGES, CIRCULARS, COUPONS, POLICIES, POSTERS, CHECKS. DUDS, BON DS, CARDS, UATLEOAD, AND STEAMBOAT WORK, Dl KINK STYI.K AT MOUKItATK MB9BBb JOURNAL CO.


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. Ui IUmi leas l ine. fotraii ram CHANGE OF AGENCY PHGENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. Hartford, Conn. The ajrency of this favorite Company, held by ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Esq., has this d.v sn chunged, and jbnrs w. etsek, L Teiiii., has been appointed as bin su cesser. tJfcf ,.- ' , .' ... Parties holdi!,- i'olicies in the Pf PKN'I X . can have thvm rr . i i.v callii ...ti Mr. N. M. MAGtLL, General A-'t. rinMnnatl INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL TO 4,00,000. BY TUE PHCENiX INSURANCE COMPANY '.-- - or ' iA v..' 51 HAUTFVitD. ( OA A. ( ash .Vfs.eis.OVEU HALF A MILLION DOL


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. The Great Benefactor of the Household ! ! Sto -w art's rPBL SWING AND 00XFOR PBODUCING COOKING STOVE. FOB WOOD OB IWTl MINul S CttAL. WITH OK XV IT 1 1 1 1 1 ' T U.Vi WATER RKSKK VOIR AND WAd'MINiJ 'L0SKT! laruovEDllSV). with ni w Kxtra i aio.i. I i i i - THE STEWART STOVE Is the only tru Economist amnio; Cookinc St. ... THE STEWART STOVE tipeintea to perfection with Ititnminoua Coal. THE STEWART STOVE Will pay for itself in eavingof fuel every feara. THE STEWART STOVE Does all kinds of Cooking at tbe name lime, and (rivea yon also plenty of hot water, and a warming . I'.-et without coat. THE STEWART STOVE Cmnhiin tbe entire knowledge of a veterau inveu tor of years experience. THE STEWART STOVi: Hakes perfectly r.n top an. I in oven, and r.iaeti in lo. lit, all lit the 8 iuie time THE STBWABT BTOVE 'if do iwiii- tho work of any other Stove with the s.o.i, si. ! i. veil . THE STEWART STOVE Cooks meat and pastry together without imparting III- llHVor ! oil" to Ihe other. THE STEWART STOVE Will la-t twenty year. Many air r.r.a in use that were purchased itleen and twenty year-, ana. Al thoiifrii costing more at firt, it i.i in f lie end cheiir than aaj f oaatanm Store. THE STEWART STOVE le the article suited to every fan ill it w ill aid iu promoting luxury with economy. Wliile it will le found aa invulnahle servant in the hoaae of the we itthy, it will prove a Good Samaritan in Recur ina c mfort 1.11.I happineits to the families af tbe ptHir To thos.- in modepite rircunistam ea it.iakea itself indispensable by its labor-sating auJ ero- I mimical tpialitiea. THE STEWART STOVE la warrauted for three months, and may then he returned to yu run no kind of risk in triiig it. THOMAS SCAKTLIN, Sole Agent for Kvansaillr. FULLER. WARREN A CO., Mannfaetiirera, Troy, Kew Fork. .iplH-lm ITr.vRY F. Miller Hf.nrv Niehai h. i ormerly of W. J. Dcubl. r Formerly of S. Kml i. h. Miller & Niehaus, CHEAP CAslH DRY oooiis STORE, No :; Main Strrit, mar.';; K' ins villi;. 1M fwie.ffdrro litTsi f - voh i.t: h m the gallon or bottle, at l ; .. II. t'OOK Jt SOV -. St Main st Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has w on Tor itself such a renow n for the rare of every variety of, Throat and Lung Complaints, thai it is vutirely unuec.saary for us to recount the evl- i deuce ot its virtues, wherever It has la-en employed. As it has long been in constant use throughout this section, we need not do more than assure the people it-' nualitv is kept np to tbe best it has vVev liet n, and that it may be relied on to do fir their reiki 4S9 s . jfjraB. 1 i


ocr: Tho Great Benefactor of the Household ! ! Ste -to- a r t ' is rCSL SAVING AND COMFOKT PRODUCING COOKING STOVE, FOR WOOD OR B1TI' MI NOUS COAL. WITH OK WITHOUT HOT WAT K It KL.nKK VOIR AND WARMING I'LOSET! I Srt i nil with nsw A Extka f.Aai.r. THE STEWART STOVE Firr- la tbe ..niv true Economist among Cookine fttovc. THE STEWART STOVE "p. in . - to perfection with Bituminous cil. THE STEWART STOVE Will pay lor iUelf in saving of fuel everv 3 yean THE STEWART STOVE Does sll kinds ot Cooking at the same nine, and gives you also pknt of hot water, nnd m .?rinii.K . lo?Mt without cost. THE STEWART STOVE ..nibiucs the entire knowledge of a vetenm inven tor of ii years experience. THE STEWART STOVE Bakes ja-rtei tly on top aud in oven, aud roasts in front, all at ths same time. THE STEWART STOVE Wtf do twice the work of any other Stove with Has sa me sitta! oven . THE STEWART STOVE Cooks meat and pastry together w ithout i npai tin the flavor nf one to the other. THE STEWART STOVE Will last twenty years. Many are now in use thai were purchaned fifteen and twenty years go. Al though costing more at first, it in in the endcbeaiwi than any Common Stove. THE STEWART STOVE Is the article onited to every fan it y it w ill aid in promoting luxnry with economy. While it will be found au invaluable servant in the bouse of the wealtby. it will prove a Good Samaritan in ecnr inr c mfort aad bappineas to the families of the poor To those in m talents circumstance?- it m.ikes itseli indispens.iblo by it lalMr-savinj and eco nomical ijll:ilttie. THE STEWART STOVE Is warrant-d for three mouths, aud may then lie returned aw you run no kind of rnik iu trying it THO MAN S CAXTL1S, Sole Agent tor Kvsusaille. FULLER, WARREN A CO , Mann ..rturor., Troy, New York. aplS-lm W U H 1 7tV M A' S, mm IMPORTER 'Hinall Prulits and Quick Sahs" is the motto at J W. HUGHES' Wbob-eale Queeneware Store, No. 18 Msin street. Evaiw ville, Indiana. 130 rate Knslish Queens- ware jnst received from the Kr.li.-!. Potteries, tor sale low . 470 ukun f.lasw;in, a little below tbe market price. For sale by HUGHES llssn ssaaT S-BJgJJJXlI21 '


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ocr: mW ages of Chitta, Gus, (Jitretwtvaretttiitt i ookiaj iitue; 111 gross TuMe Cutlery. J. W. HITCHES, IS Main street, Eviinwville W- -8 crates assorted for tiu Country Trade HOLLLXGSWORTII & URO. WWJf'Ji JUST R KV tit Wit A I. A HUE MM ami new importation of CKOCKK1! Y-WA H h, f I.LASSWAKK, CHINA, Ac, ou First street, Kv- j hand. net'.


ocr: ir 1 t iiJXa aT?7-W -BBVBVBjBBBBSa.: -. -a KTaVMBBftBBt BTiBBYIBlJni3 IM 1 fi1 ' B aB Www ALSO All kind" of Domestk I.iottors, and c n stantly a large supply of Old and t hoice Bourbon. Rye, aud Monongahela YVbi-kv. augl-dAwlv M.ltJS ;i CSBMR VA" ftf I ROM, MOR M Lv 'I iA N EY .t bORENSON rmRHs HOOP .r.YII t o.i I HHOl- M el- 111-I ret ived bv l iCOB STRACM. N. t'i Maiaktreoi. d. 'J.I B I t h WIIM.IT PI Ol It 133 BJti Pllit bf .ah- ,.w ba M I NNEY . SOBRKSON. rglMJ .' TMJ ! TMJ .' !n . heats Iuis-rial, '4 tb pn. k.i.-. -HI do Y. Hvs.-n ' . fh do. lo do Rub. Par aM Mr a dec2i TI NNEY A SOBEMSOK. arlMHIT.n.ts TM O.M.S'tJ. tit: WL lants, Rat-in, Citiou and ranta-rrle-, ju i i received at Vlckerv Bros., where I bey keep a tall I assort bis m of ill the luxuries as well as the nerve-.,, ries 0 tite. Call ai Nn. U Main street, and eaaiu ineforyouteelte- XICKERY KKu- gv OMHMI.fl. I H.I MMM 1. - '1 i.i Ht ., ' of n itiperim tualtfy f -r sale at


ocr: M A.RPH ' LAJtMR! mTOIAOA HO Md THOMP OM 1 n bugs ..--.:r.-. nt .1 v..l 011 .Hot Billion. Fluid I...n.ps eii.h the, -tt'ei Ivt -.t. .t -i. ... .'! .n,. Call and b k af then T OHM to A.VS t lit AM lOO HXi Bab r brti.ds Va fBBaero; si boAeaBves and aights dV., - S I satU Te. i-t .11. foil ) do, la Ugk4praatsdTa.dk; 7o . addo a Bins Hen's Chb ken V bi, . d rii. n.ss T..'.. 1 do; tS Ma taaes' do dc, I oass "Silver Boll" daj IHtkOfH ass'd Gxriiian ( Mga; J6,M Uavanna do, loo r-i Half Spar-lab do. In ttofs and kr sals bw by YVHFFlER d W0G8, aovTJ No. 17, Bor. rt r.r!Ti Sycaators sts.


ocr: I I McGEORGE'S SHINGLE & STAVE MACHINE Making from 60 to 80 Shingles per a r A. - minute. y i.vnr.ll 3. i J. A. BtAX HARD, ProprlPtor t I 1 Kentuckv, Arkitusas. Michigan, ftMsBMjfil AlrilMilil.t. ' ..nth i aroliu.i. (sreffgJft, llorida. Lottisiana, Tasae, lUkebts, Yistusiu ami Mi-...-ui i. taaeat Asorra a. KraasTiiXK, Irmama : MKSBRB. Kit AT. A, llHlLM A X. THE subscribers ft-uld r- - ttully inform the pill l c that th-y h t.- - nr. d an :u;eu ' il the above named Shincle M idline, and th.it they will All all orders on nhorl lodi. e. Hue of thene Ma chines h.w Wen on exhibition fr several day.t in this city, and its superior merit U acknowledged by all. Persons who t.iv d .iibt the ability ol this ma chine will do wtll to emplire of our Luinl-er d. ftl- are, Mr. QBera and Mr. ltiB ,d aaj peraoa la the city who has seen the machine in operation Th- Si .c hi ne saws Shinglrs assinooth as if pinned, and at the rate of two thousand r hour ". w aid also state that we ctn furnish Engir.-1 eeJI cleat to run this Machine n short MtM, sad en laMskknt CaU sad gat Circular as par -ii- l.-iring ('irelllalt, v.l.o will S.lld Its I lieu ad- (treat, can have them ml by mail. tr-(ii" aeataasoi M:.in and sr. oiidstreel jauZl-Cnt hLRATZ HKILMAX. r W MM . t Hi OJtTM H,TMO.n.i H sT 9CAKTt.IV, s M-K.vTKii maiicii z . asftfvi HP- I j.. i n..,i.i.: I, . :. .r.,l -aM ..ol P -1 a lare and cmpb ie i, . rln;.;ot ftl koking & i font in Sto . f Ihe very b.fel Fall ss 1 mid j ,tt r;i. vhuh 1 111 . ll r I '. r J I . . ! '. ... I I. , I ,; .... I line. f 1 Aad I ..xn tii ' I Id rk IIvJiW K.- ni..'', Gut letiat Coret and .he. t lt-n YV rk.anl all .th. t bait v rk ... n . lin srBb h I .i i .i.i t . .1 .ill "le .1 I . .,11,1. ll ire ami iM i at. It, I..-I flip. 1 I- I I


ocr: JOHN A. RKITZ JOHN A 11 KXTT CRESCENT CITY E V A NSVILLE, IND. The prop, ietors "f tlio CRKSfKNT CITY FOlTH IRY In'g leave to inform their friends and the pub lic in Keueral that they are fully prepared to lo Ol dl r all Liinls i : MACHINERY N-M-Jeii for Milla or MaauCaetorwn of any k.nl llaviu a reat variety wf pattern for MILL. I.KMll.Mi, ..t a. iv size, ami STEAM ENGINES .1 ant power reQnired. Also manufacturer of MST1LLFRY ANI MINING MAt'HIKKKY, T.mAr. O SCREWS AND KINlRVtRS, MALT MILLS, SASH, MI LEY AND IMPROVED Circular Saw Mills, lil'MMiN.. MACHINES, IR(N FRONTS for Horrses, CHINKSK SI CAR CANE MILLS STEAM BOILERS, WMLOVBB LARD TANKS, Ai.J iu tact iiierything iu the IR.N rOd NDRY AMD MACHINE aaade t i rOrf AL4.U Dealers in a superior article of TB H ESHING MA CHI -V f-.'S, Ami rower!' complete, rf the bvtert improved Mjfc IMPROVED STEAM GAUGES, GUM BELTING AND PACKING, WRlU'GHT AM) AN ELDED PIPE, LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND KIllt'K . , .,.rv Ti nrv'pnu r jia.,iiaiii B9T II. !. at riea alwaya ..iJ f ohl METALS, At flu-1 Iii Staiet Corner Caual and Inple -treat REITZ &. HANKY. N h Workmen sent to all part to put up .:l.iii(i md .).. rrpiir in Boilers. THRESHING MACHINES Alw..v on b.-unl ami for sr. ;. iaftf


ocr: 1 0Jt ajres of C7?iui, f.7m, Qwnunpare, aad Mooktntj- Glatm; 100 gross Table Cutlery. lit" V W Y.- "V.."r.u-r- --TO Ij as .... ' , ENS wVAS iliiiJiiniri i, J. W. HUGHES, : IS Main street, Kvansville. -38 crates assorted for the- Country Trade on oct; hand. 1I0LLINGSW0RTH k BR0. WWimfMt JtST MHCM2 1 VMS It A LARGE MM end new importation of CROCKERY-WARE, GLASSWARE, CHINA, Ac, on First street, Ev ' " ' " rajwi pi 7 .1 f .