ocr: Patent Medicines. AYER'S P I LIS. 103 ALL THE PTTRP0SE8 OP A FAMILY PHYSIC. TnKVK hnti Inns existed a pnbli demand for an effective purgatiTe pill which could be relied on a imre and perfectly safe in its operation. This has been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten sive trial of its virtues has conclusively shown with . whit Kiiccpiti it accomplishes the purpose designed. It is easy to make a physical pill, but not easy to make the best of all pill' one which should have none of the objections, but all the advantages, of every other. This has been attempted hero, and with what success we would respectfully submit to the public decision. It has been unfortunate for .'he pationt hitherto that almost every purgative medicine is acrimonious and irritating to. the bow els. This is not. Many of them produce 10 much I iptti p:iin and revulsion in the system as to more I ian counterbalance the good to be derived from tiem. These jnlli produce no irritation or pain, nless it arise from a previously existing obstruc tion or riVrangement iu the bowels. Being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity ; but it is belter that any medicine should . he taken judiciously. Minute directions for their us in the several diseases to which thevaxe an-. .are given on the box. ' Among" the com- plaiut which have been speedily cured by. them, we niav mention Liver Complaint,, in its various forma . of Jaundice, Indigestion Languor and Inss Of Ap petite, List'c ssness. Irritability, Bilious Headache,' bilious )Ttht, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side ' and I.eins ; for, in truth, all these are but the con- . tctiueiu-e of diseased action in the liver. As an aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos- . tivsness, Piles, Colic, Dysentery, Humors," Scrof ula and Scurvy, Colds with, soreness of the body, ,,T'cers and impurity of the blood; in short,' any ' "and every case where a purgative is required. - They '.'have also produced some singularly rne cessful euros in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel, Krysipelaa Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in the Back, Stwm'aeh, and Side. They should be freely ' taken ill-tire spring of the year, to purify jthe blood . and prepare the system for the change of seasons. An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and .bowels. Into healthy action, and restores the appe tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, by their ; stfmulnnt action on the circulatory system, reno vate'" the strength of 'the- body, and restore the 'Wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism. Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even though' bo serious derangement exists ; bat n- inecessary dosing should never be. carried too far, as every purgative medicine reduces the strength, when taken to excess. The tHtiuiand cases in which a physic is required cannot be enumerated here, bnt they suggest theinseWes to. the reason of every body ; nd it is confidently believed this pill will . answer a better purpose than aay thing which has hitherto been available to mankind.. When their virtues are once known, the public will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a cathartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped they are. pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity. For minute directions see wrapper on the Box. r&erAKRD bt JAMES C ATER, Practical and AnalTtical.CbessaUt, LOWELL, MASS. Prise t5 Cent par Sox. rive Box for ft. AVER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, Fr the rili Cure of COUGHS. COLDS, . HOARSENESS, fiUOKRITIS. WJJOOrnC-COCUH, CROFP, 'ASTslMA,' AHB


The spirit of democracy. [volume]

ocr: For sale at March 7. KIRKBRIDE'S.

place_of_publication: Woodsfield, Ohio

publisher: J.R. Morris


ocr: NEW fTi HE Subscriber lias just received and fa JL openiiig, i e room formerly occupied Wm. C. Wilton, a LARGE AND CAREFUL 1 LY SELECTED ASSORTMENT OF S33ASOIST I 0 CONSISTING IN -b ' ' 5Sr. GrR'OC3;RZ3-.S. Hardware, Queensware, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, fcc, &.C., 4iC Having purchased his entire stock TOR CASH, he flatter hinwell th it he can sell as LOW, not a LITTLE LOWER, than any other estab lishtnent in town. All he asks of purchasers aecure their custom, is that they will call and ex amine his Sto-k and Prices, before elsewhere. A. L. UUIGGS. Woodsfield, Jan. 17, 1?53. PART


ocr: DRUGS & MEDICINES. ATHE Stibsciiber has just opened one door north of the building lately occupied by wrn. c. Wal ton, dec d, a large, supply of, ,r: - - - '.Drugs, ivied icmes,;Pamts, C ILScDYE8TUFFS?4rC;ir!? Suitable for this market, which he will sail a wholesale or retail atTeasonable prtces :i ' .. i . . . WoonsriELD, June S - .- . J. L, Liilfi. '


ocr: Spring and Summer Goods. JUST RECEIVED from the Eastern cities, a new stock of ry eeo&s. consisting of every variety usually kept in a vil lage store. Also - Ready-Made Clothing constantly on hand and for sale at reduced prices. CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER in the latest fashions aud beat styles, and war ranted to be equal to any work .lone in the west. Call aud examine for yourselves. R. CHASE, Clahington, Mny, 1865 ly.pd. STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY. Court of Comjion Pleas : Caroline Okey, ( wamsi i Petition for Divorce. Ttiompson Okey, ) nCTtHE defendant will take notice, that the pUintifl lias tiled her petition in said Court for Divorce, on the ground of wilful absence for more limn three years, and gross neglect of duly. Sai J-petition will be for hearing at the June Term of said Court. AUCHBOLD& RICHARDSON, April 18, 1855. 6w pd Atl'ys. for Petitioner


ocr: TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY tl Bbl., a fresh supply of MACKEREL. Also a good assortment of GRAN GRAIN and GRASS SCYTHES; SICKLES; HAY, STRAW and MANURE FORKS; Shovels; Hoes; Scythe Snathes; .- Axes, &c, &o. : t Clarington, June 13 Rt CHASS.


ocr: f ft Hall & Speer's Iron Ploughs . Regulator Wougns, Nos. 2 and 5 Lever Ploughs; For sale at KIRKBIUDE'S. Feb. 7.


ocr: Xiqok at ITJiist I would say to all that. know themselves indebted to- me, either by1 book account er note, that they will do well to call and; J" AY UP, as my accounts must bo settled. -Augnst 1, 1855. ' i. ' ".'M.' BAKER.


ocr: TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY THE Bbl., a fresh supply of MACKEREL. a good assortment of GRAN CRADLES, GRAIN and GRASS SCYTHES; SICKLES; . HAY, STRAW and MANURE FORKS; Shovels; Hoes; Scytho Snathes; ; Axes, AV.f&c. " ; Clarington, June 13V'.' V, R. CHASg.


ocr: TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY. THIS ... O ism., a iresn supply or MACKEREL.' 1 " :' Also a good assortment of GRAN CRADLES, GRAIN and GRASS SCYTHES; SICKLES; HAY, STRAW and MANURE FORKS; - ' ! . Shovels; Hoes; Scythe Snathes;.'. Axes, ke.t &o, ? v ' Clarington, June 13 R. CHASK,


ocr: Look, at Thist; T would say to all that know X indebted to me, either by book account note, that they will do well to call and UP, as my accounts must be settled. August 1, 1S55. M. BAKER.


ocr: The Subscriber has just .received from Balti more and Philadelphia, a Large and Splendid Stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, consisting in pari ei Groceries, Hardware, Queensteare, Boots, SHOES, CAPS. PJVJTETS, Sfe., See. COME QUICK! IF YOU WANT GOOD BARGAINS ! J. M. K1RKBRIDE. Woodsfield, April, 1854. MEW ,00BS!


ocr: 33AXIO- A TJiTSall CALL AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG THE subscriber ha just received a Large- and Well selected Assortment of verv superior JBoots and Shoes, which he is determined to eell at reasonable pri ces. His stock is now one or the largest ever opened in this market, and he fells assured . be can suit all ages end conditions with just ach Roots and. Shoes as they may need, ailher ef Eastern or Hcmeynade Work. His stock manu factured in his own shop is very large. Call and see, before purchasing elsewhere. Also A lot of SOLE LEATHER for sale. $3- Remember the sign of Ihe "BIO RED BOOT." first door portb of Driggs'i Hotel. - Woodsfield, Oct. 8, 1834. .. : C. DIEHL.


ocr: JOUjY B. XOLh, REAL ESTATE AGENT, VOOUSFIELI, OHIO, HAS now for sale neveral valuable farinn con taining Irora 80 to 3'20 acres improved ai d unimproved. ' Also town lots and mill propprty. Person wishing to buy or sell will find it to iheir advantage to give him a call. Feb. V8, 1855.


ocr: Pay': Up ! ALL persons indebted to the undersigned are respectfully solicited to call and 'settle their accounts immediately, at I wish hereafter u do READY PAY Bnsinesa. '-,"' : ' 1 " - . Cash aud Produce will he taken fn ickaHgc fur l?lackmnhing, at the msiUel j tue, .. n -Oct. isat; JOSEPH


ocr: THE Subscriber has just received and ia now opening, in the room formerly occupied by Wm.C. Wilton, a LARGE AND CAREFUL ly selected assortment of SI3ASOIQ"ABXjI3 Pilil a) CO NS IS TING IN PART OF 9 Hani ware, dueensware, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, fcc, Ice, ficc. Having purchased his entire stock exclusively FOR CASH, he flatters himself that he can sell as LOW, if not a LITTLE LOWiCK, than any other estab lishment iu town. All he asks of purchasers to secure their custom, is that they will call and ex amine his Stork and Prices, before purchaiug elsewhere. A. D. DR1GGS. Woodstield, Jan. 17, 1P55. Ilall fc Speer's Iron Ploughs, liigulator l lonshs. Nos. 2 and 5 For sale at Feb 7 LEVER PLOUGHS; KIRKBRIDE'S. TO FAISMBRS! Cloyer and Timolhy Seed Sobers- rjIHE toregoing valuable (aiming utensil, pat X ented June 6,185 1, by W. Davis. is now offer ed for sale to the farmers of Monroe county, who are requested to call at ageuts and examine, the same.


ocr: 1MIE CXDERPIUXED is now receivinc at his SEW STORE ROOM, one door south of J. F. Randolph's Hotel, in the building formerly owned by Dr. W. T. Sinclair, direct from Philadelphia and Baltimore, A Large and Splendid Assortment of mam and summer DRY GOOBS, GV 3Et 0023 DEJ. IB, Hardware, Qireensware, Boots, Shoes, HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, Sfc., $c, Which he will sell at his usual LOW TRICES, for cash and country produce. All who are in want of anvthing to be found in a general retail store, cau bo accommodated by calling on him. Call and Examine his Stock. J. M. K1RKBRIDE. WoodsAeld, April, 1S55.


ocr: JUST RECEIVED AND FOR "SALE By THK Bbl., a fresh supply of "- i. iii.i.. 3LVCKEHEL. ' i Also a good assortment of GRAN CRADLES, HAY, STRAW and MANURE FORKS; i . Shovels; Hoes; Scythe Snathes; ., , Axes, &c., Ac, . 1 w Clarington, June 13 . R. CrlAS


ocr: Patent Medicines! AYE&'S PILLS. F0S ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC. TtrEKE has lone: existed a public demand for an effective purgative pill which could be relied on as sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This lias been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten sive trial of its virtues hRS conclusively shown with what success it accomplishes the purpose designed. It is easy to make a phvsienl pill, but not easy to make the best of all pills one which should have none of the objections, but all the advantages, of every other. This hns been attempted here, and with what success we would respectfully submit to the public dscision. It has been unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almost every purgative medicine is sierimonious and irritating to the bow els. This is not. Many of them produce so much iping pain and revulsion iu the system as to more 1'iau counterbalance the good to be derived from Ihem. These pills produce no irritation or pain, tnless it arise from a previously existing obstruc tion or derangement jn the bowels. Beim? purelv vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity ; but it is better that any medicine should be taken judiciously. Minute directions for their use in the several diseases to which thev are ap plicable are given on the box. Among the com plaints which have been speedily cured by them, we nmy mention Liver Complaint, "iu its various forms of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss of Ap petite, LisilessTie.-.s, Irritability, Bilious Headache, Ihlious fever, fever and Aciie, Pain in the Side and Loins ; for, in truth, all these are but the con sequence of diseased action in the liver. As an aprrient, they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos tiveuess. Piles, Colic, trseiitery. Humors, Scrof ula and Scurvy, Colds with soieness of the body. Ulcers and impurity of the blond ; in short, any and cverv cr where a purgative is required. Ther V.ave also produced some siincularly suc cessful cures in Ilheumatism. Ciout, Dropsy, Gravel, Ervwpclas, Pulnitation of the Heart, Pains in the Hack, Stomach,' nnd Side. They shrodd be fieelv taken in the soring of the year, to purify the blood and prepare the system f"'r the cuane of seasons. An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels into helthy action, and restores the appe tite and vigor. They pnrify the blood, and, by their stimulant action en the circulatory system, reno vate the strenpth of the bodv, and restore the wasted or diseased energies of tlie whole organism. Henca an occasional dee is advantageous, even though no serious derar.tement exists; but un necessary dnsitiw should never be carried too far, as every purgative medicine reduces the strength, when taken to excess. The thousand case iu which a physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but they" suggest themselves to tho reason of every body; and it is confidently believed this pill will answer a better purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available to mankind. When tlioir virtues are once known, the public will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a cathartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped they arc pleasant to tak3, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity. For minute directions see wrappor on th Box. PREPARED BY JAMES C. AYER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL, MASS. Price 25 Cents par Box. Fiva Boxes for $1. AYEll'S CHERRY PECTORAL, For the ritl dir of C0W.KS. COLDS, HOARSENESS, BROM IIITIS, WH00ri-COlGH, i-KOni. ASTHMA, AXD , coxsuirTiox. Thi Temedy has won for itself such notoriety from its cures of every variety of pulmonary disease, that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi dences of its virtues in any community where it has been employed. So wide is the field of its use fulness, and so" numerous the cases of its cures, that almost section of the country abounds


ocr: Hall & Speer's Iron Ploughs, ueguiaior riousiis, yos. 2 and 5 Levtr Plouglis; For sale at . KlRKJiRlDE-S. Feb. 7.


ocr: liifl THE UNDERSIGNED Is now receiving at hi NEW STORE ItOO.M, one door south of J. F. Randolph Uriel in the buili'fng former ly owned by Dr. W. T. Siuclair, direct from Philadelphia and Baltimore, A Large and Splendid Assortment of- SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS, : Hardware. Queensware, Boots, Shoes, HA TS, CAPS, BOJYJTETS, tee., S,e Which he will aell at hi usual LOW PRICES, for cash and country produce .All who are in want of anything to' be found in a general retail store cau be accommodated by calling on him. Call and Examine his Stock. J. Mr KIRKBRIDE. Woodsfield. April, 1855. NEW STORE.


ocr: I would say to all that know" indebted to me, either by book account note, that they will do well to ,call and UP, as ray accounts, must be settled. , . '. : August 1, 1855, : ; . M. BAKER. ,


ocr: X,oo2 at Thilf! Iwoulc say to all that know themselves indebted to me, either by book account or note, that they" will do well to call and PAY LP, as my accounts must be settled. . . August 1, 1855. ,- . ,-M. BAKER. '


ocr: Hall & Speer's.: hvn tiougli Regulator Houglis,. s -:2os. "2 an&H Zever tiuW For sale at -' "- lLRiLRWDE'i?. a


ocr: . '! I 1 .' Second Arriralvfrom: : t Elain.brown ami blue Iieregej ! '! fdyl. .N V) Jrmet KraBier ahd'Jro.wn,v ' r Putk.' Crape sod Stilt Ww.'ii "hj rrGafa and Morocco Walkings Shoes;!. ' ; ti Received and for ale at ; u i '-! : May 10 :-1-!-.;,.u-J XIRSvBBIDE'ft.'


ocr: .1...' ki'.;tA;.. 'I..1.1.; l..' tt7 J. ' ' -w-i " . f1".-...'; " ton, dec:u, a large supply 01 , , : - . ,. - -i'"'" ' ' 1- j" C ' . ... rrte. iiDscrioer has just openetj oue door north .Suitable for -tins-"market, which he will aell a wholesale or retail afreasonable prices. . V


ocr: Z ; Second i Arrival from- lladelplua. . a Plain brown and blue Berates. . . . Bonnet Frame and Crowns,' . i - t i 0:11. w:.. flllK. tri)B enu OIIK IV II-, ; . ..-.v,.. , , , Gum and Morocco Walking Shoes, . ; '" , Received and for sale al .. May to . , .,' EI BRIDE'S.


ocr: I! Hall & Speer's Iron Ploughs, ; ; -vv..uc.giuatui AiuugHQi r, j. .,, ; AOS. J& UMA JUever J'loughsf . dorsal at v ; ;C.- '. .1. KIRKBRIDE'S. F-eb. 7. '


ocr: TO FARMERS!- Clover and Timothy Seed Sowers; THE foregoing valuable farming utensils, pat ented June 6 1&54, by W4 Davis; is . now olfered for sale to the farmers of Monroe coun ty, who are requested to call at agent's and examine the same. . : .-- . For sale by Jno. M. Kirkbride and. F. G. J. Okey, Woodsfield; Litten & Kiernan, G. II. Huffman, New Castle; T, Mitchell & Antioch; A. W. Geahart, Bdallsvttle.' " ' ; .


ocr: t-S TTn - o ' urTiTVTnTHT'nn 1 1 1 I I lTr nr. H Pi IJ I IJ I Ii HilJl . . - V. ... . . . -ipun It. I. :...( .....ii.il nn. l,.ri- ......h st rvnwn rtiac-i'- ! - Artf. KmiIcIU..- nrcmried bv AVlii. C. W.I- tOO, d?cM, large Utply,'pf "t? '.; . at . m m 1 . ' D rugs; Met! lCiucs, Faints, ' c '-OILS,' DYE STttFFS.tCt Suitable for this' market1, which ho will aell at .ItnlMale or retail at reasonable prirea.- 1 ; t ..


ocr: wmm IPS V Jf JFfc Mm a ; v JLm J0S sffif ' JfJPmW &1 ' THE UNDERSIGNED is now receiving at F. Randolph's Hotel, in the buildimi owned by Dr. W. T. Sinclair, direct from v rliiiadelphia and Baltimore." nnnTTn tTT r- -tt inrnn OX IvllN (j AJN i) SUMM ETt trt tlr l O O 3 H. I 33 J3 . Hardware, Queemware, Boots, Shoes, , HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, Which he will sell at his usual, LOW PRICES, tot eaMi ana country uroriuce. -- ' : ' ' -f All who are in want of anything to be found in a general retail store, can bo accommodated by calling on him; Call and Examine his Stock. : ' : v . - J. M. .KIRKBRIDB. Woodsfield April, 1S55. ;f- ''..-s


ocr: -T ri v n r Ufa TO Hj W- - N B fi b BS .tM ; t ... 4 , i , T1HE Subscriber has inst received, and is now L opening, in the room foi-merly occupied by Wm. C. Walton, a LARGE AND CAREFULLY SELECTED ASSORTMENT OF . s o nsr :o x. an r Hardware, Queensware - BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, , ' y Having purchased his entire tock exclusively FOR GASH, flnttra Iiimanlf.tTiAt h nan Ml.nw ot.. LITTLE LOWER,-than any - u i -i.v r i -.Lr Xll?? and examine hi3 Stock and Prices, before pur chasing elsewhere. .; r : A. Di DRIQ03. f Woodsfield, Jan. 17, 1855. - DRY GOODS


ocr: Spring and Summer Goods. TUST" RECEIVED froin tho'Rustera cities, new stock of Consisting of every varioty usually kept in a village store. Also , Constantly on hand and for sale at reduced prices. CI-OTniNQ MADE TO ORDER ' ; in the latest fashions and best styles, and war- rantea to ne equal to any work done in the west. Call and examine for -jonrsi-l vu.i. . . R. CHASE." '' tiUTT nnniifi IIC V 1011111


ocr: , DRUGS & .MEDICI .YES. THK Subset iber Imsjust opened one door north of the building lately occupied by VVnu C. Wal ton, dee'd, a large supply of .. , J ( s. 5 . ; Drugs, ;iMe(liciriesvPaint3, OILS,' JiYESTUFFS. i,C, Suitable for this market, which he will sell a wholesale or retail- st reasonable prices. WonDsriKi-D. June 8. J. L. DYE.' fe'econd' Arrival from a Iliilalelpliiiiv Plain brown and blua' Bereges, - - ?. Bonnet Frames and Crowns, . , Pink, Crape and Silk Wirv V. , , - Gum and Morocco Walking Shoes,,'. ' Received and for sale at ' ' , . May 10 , hV , KIRK BRIDE'S


ocr: MEW. 0BS! THE UNDERSIGNED is now receiving at his NEW STOKE KOOM.one door south ol J. F. UBilol.h'a Hf tel in the buili'ing former ly owned by Dr W.T.Sinclair, direct from Philadelphia and Baltimore. A Large and Splendid Assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY. GOODS, n.OOOEJH.123 13, Hardware, Queensteare. Boots. Sin es, HATS, CAPS, BOJVJS'ETS, Src, Sfe Which be will sell at his usual LOW PltlCES, for cash and country produce All who are in want of anything to be found in a geueial retail store cau be accommodated by calling nil hint. Call aud Examine his Stock. J. H. KIRKBRIDE. Wood.field. April. 1865. GEORGE P. SMITH & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Foreign and Domestic Dry 94 WOOD ST., PITTSBURGH, Are now receiving and will keep vp du ring the season A FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT FOR THE SPRING SALES. . To which they invite the attention of the April 4, IBM. LITTEN, HORSE & Threshing Machine Builders Sr SUN FISH, OHIO. . TTflLI. have constantly on hand Vf of all kinds; also Clkankrs of the and latest improvements. From past espeiieuce we Satter ourselves we un equal any manufactured in the State. Persons wishing lo purchase Machines please give ns a call and examine for themselves All work warranted to petnrm right or no sale T T) ' All old Castings and Iron taken in IS JJ. chanee for work, for which the price will he given. LITTEN ic HOKNK. Sunrii-h, April 4, 1855. STATE Of OHIO, MONKOE COUNTY, Probate Codrt.


ocr: NEW S TOME. THE Subscriber has just received and is opening, iit the roam formerly occupied YVm.C. Walton, a LARGE AND CAREFUL LY SELECTED ASSORTMENT OK Mil CONSISTING IN Hardware, Queensware, BOOTS, SHOES. HATSt JaVCea &Cs fcCa Having purchased his entire stock T'rVTl n 1 O TT he flatters himself thai he can sell as LOYrY not a LITTLE LOWER, than any other estab lishment in town. All he aska of purchasers aecure their custom, is that they will call and ex amine his Stock and Prices, before elsewhere. A. D. DR1GGS. Woodsfield, Jaw. 17, 1P65. PLOUGHS!! PART


ocr: ' Daniel H. Wire, " ATTORNE Y AT LA W, Woodsfield, Monroe Co., Ohio.


ocr: ; JOHN; B; NOLL,' R E A L . E S T A TE AGE N T , WOODSFIELIV OHIO," XT AS now- for sale several valuable farms XL containing from 80 to 320 acres, improved and unimproved. . Also town lots and. mill property. Persons wishing to buy or sea Will find it to their advantage to give nun a call. Feb 1855. -..,-, s ,;.-.,. uj


ocr: HP THE NOTES AND ACCOUNTS owing to George .T.elcb, jirMoriroe "bounty, jOLio, have beeii AiyMd. 'to, Vu,'.' ; AH''.. persons .' kndwing theinsef-s3iidebtod to 64.1d Kelih will please call and make pttyuinC", " V 'l ' ' " ; HOLliSTER,' OKEY $t HOl LISTER.'


ocr: IHE UNDERSIGNED is now. receiving at his MEW STORE ROOM, one door south otJ. F. Randolph's Hctel in the building former ly owned by Dr. W. T. Siuclair, direct from - r hilaue onia ana JJaltimore. a - a a -a a: ''A Large and Splendid Assortmejtipf. SPRINGAND STJMMEE miY GOODS, GH.OOEB.I 33 J3 Hardware Queenswar'e. Boots, Shoes, HATS, CjU'Si BOjrjVETS. Stctfe Which he will sell St bi usual LOW PRICES. tor cash and country produce . All who are in want of anything to he found in a general retail store can be accommodated bv caning ou nun II - i r - ------- 1 f s V ail aUU lliX amiDe HIS I M ITI RirRDinv Wrwdsneld.Ar.rit.lKR5 . - ' , V iUIUUWUIVaVII . GEORGE P. SMITH & CO, WHOLESALE DEALERS W -- Fereign and Domestic Pry ",'-; WOOD ST PITTSBURGH, Are now receiving and will keep up du V ring the season' . V A 'FULL AND COMPLETE ASSOStlf EJIT FOR THE SPRING SALES.- ' To which they invite the attention of the . April 4, 1855. . ;' .; '


ocr: "V rpHE Subscriber lias just received and is now L opening, in the room formerly ocenpied by wm. u. wmon, s lahuk apcu UAUKr LIL LY SELECTED ASSORTMENT OF M I CONSJS TING IN PAQT OF Hardware, Queens ware, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, : --r fcc, tc. Sec. , -""'": Hsving purchased his entire stock exclusively FOR CASH. he natters himself that he "can sell as LOW. not a LITTLE LOWER, than any other estab lishment in town.. All he asks of purchaser secure tneir custom, is that they will call and ex amine In Mork and Prices, before purchasing ewewnere. A. U. JJK1GGS. Woodsfield, Jan. 17, IP55. -


ocr: . . . V eccd Arrival from .t.v PIiilWflelpKi Plain brown'and blue Bereges,- V' Bonnet Frames and Crowns, ' .'-'.-Piuk; Crape and Silk Wire, . - .i ' ' Gam at.d Morocco Walking Shoes, Keceivrd and for sale at i - , . May 10- " ' -. : KIRK BRIDE'S;


ocr: 'JngahT ;baa reinioy- ed his SHOP front F.-rrv to Msiiu street, South side. 8 Ooors west of 1 R. Smith'. -where bes prepaied to do all kinds of work in his line: WATCHES AND CLOCKS repaired and tar rnntnl to keep eaod tuue. - -.i ' :." 1 Claringlon, Nftv. 23. 185.'.- ; . S , -: '


ocr: LOOK II ElE ! EVERY BODY !! 1 III' O. tu'-L I. j.:. t- ' I . : ' . nr. ouusn iiici iinauii nanus alio IS ciinsiani JaL' ly receiving a Large "and Splendid Assort ment ot . ' ,' ' ' .'-';'-'-S- which he will sell VERY LOW FOR CASH or Countiy ; Produce. : Call at Holland's coiner udj.idge lor yourselves.- sj , , - . . : - ; :a !";.' :;JAS. N. SIMMONS : . Woodsfield, Dac 20, 1854 j : . ;


ocr: New Shop, i R E. Dungan has remov ed his SHOP from Ferrv to Main street. South aide, 8 doors West v( J. R. Smith's, where he is prepared to do all kinds of work iu his line. WATCHES AND CLOCKS repaired and war. ranted to keep good time. , ' Clanngtcn, Ner. 23, 185. ,. ;


ocr: THE Subseribaf h just received iOd fs now opening, in the room formerly oecepied by Wm. C. WMton, s LARGE AND CAREFUL LY SELECTED" ASSORTMENT OF a. ONAB X p I CONS IS TING :JN PART OF , Hardware, Queenswre, 'BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, . ... fcc. fee., &c. Having purchssed hii-entire 'flock exclusively ; FOR CASH, be flatten himsell that he can sell ai LOW, if not a LITTLE LOWER, than any other etab lishment in town.- All he aaka of prcheM to kfcure their cutom, is that they will call anil ex amine hi Stork and Price, before pnrcha-iiog elaewhere. , A. D. UB1GGS. WooJsfield, Jan. 17, 1855. ! CHEAP FA Til AlfD WINTER v 0-OOXS! THE ubsciber baa just received a New Sup ply of Ueady-Made Clothing, of the Lateat Styles, which he will cell at very low price By all mean call and examine his Stock before ptifcliaaitig elaewhere. if rou want to get good bargains.- CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES Of superior styles and finish, for sale at low prices, and will be made up to order, orf old by the pat tern. , " . He is also prepared to da good and faxhionable work lor bis numerous customers at reasonable pricea, M. BURGBAUHER. WooBsriKLD, October 25, 1854. - The Subscriber has just received from Balti more and Philadelphia, a Large and Splenih'i) Stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,


ocr: TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SM BY;TB3I J Ebly a fresh supply f !. H Also a good asortmont of ORAN CRADLSS. ' GRAI. anl'tlR.ASS SCYTHES; 8ICKUEA HAr, STRA-tV and MANURE FORloTT,. ; 'Shovels; Hoes; Scythe Snatheap-, : J. , ' Axes, &e., A-o. . -1 Ian yt,n, Ju'ie 1 .V . CHASR,


ocr: Patent Medicines. AYEIL'S p i l i s. FOE ALL THE PURPOSES 01 A FAMILY PHYSIC. Thekb has long existed a public demand for aa effective purgative pill which could be rslied on as ut-e and perfectly safe in its operation. This has been prepared to "meet that demand, and an exten sive trial of its virtues has conclusively shown with what success it accomplishes the purpose designed. It is csjv to make a physical pill, but not easy to e.iako the best of all pill one which should bars none of the. objections, but all the advantages, of every other. This has been attompted here, and with what asiccc-is we would respectfully submit to liie public decision. It has been unfortunate for She patient .hitherto that almost every purgative medicine i acrimoiiiotis and irritating to the bow el. This is not. Many of them produce so much " t riping pain and revulsion in the system as to more rian counterbalance the good to be derived from . I.icm. , These pills', produce no irritation or pain, Miles it arUe from a previously existing obstruc tion or darangemcnt in the bowels. Being pdrely regctable, no harm can arise from their use m any quantity ; but it is better that any medians should betaken judiciously. Minute directions. for their um in the several 'diseases to which thetareap-. plieable are given on the box. ' Anions; the com plaints which have been speedily cured by there, we .may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forma of Jaundice," Indigestion, Languor and Irfiss of Ap Wtite, Listlessness, Irritability- Bilious Headache, bilious Few, Fever and Ague, Pain ha ths Sid and Loins : for. iu truth, all these are but the eon- sequence of distuned action iu the liver. As an aperient, tliev afford prompt and sure relief in Co KIm. folic. -Dvssnterv. Humors. Serof- ula and iicurvv, Olds" w'ith soreness of the body, Clears and inipiirity of the- blood ; in short, any -and everv case where s purgative is required. They have also produced some singularly sut eessful euros in Rbeumati-rm, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel, Krrsipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in the Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be fresly taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood and prepare the system for the change of seasons. An- occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe tite and vigor. They purify the. blood, and, by their ; stimulant' action on the circulatory system, reno vate the strength of the bodv, snd Testore tbs wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism. Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even though no serious derangement exists; but un necessary dosing should never be carried too far, as everv purgative medicine reduces the strength, when taken to excess. The thousand eases in which a physic is required cannot be enumerated here, bt they nggwt themselves to the reason of every ' bodv'; and it is confidently believed this pill will answer a better purpose than say thing which has hitherto been available to mankind. When their virtues are once known, the public will no longer doubt what- remedy to employ when in need of eathartie medicine. Being sugar-wrapped they are : pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm ean arise from their use in any quantity. For niinute directions see wrapper on the Box. FREPARKD BT JAMES C. AYER, '. Practical and Analytical Chemist, ., LOWIiLL, MASS. Frio U Csnts per Box. Tivs Bozm for CL AYEIt'S CHERRY PECTORAL,- Fsr ! riU Cr t rorns, colds, hoarsehess, (ROllF, ASTFiMlAXD vGrtSuirirTIO'V. This remedy has won for itself such notoriety h orn iu cures of every variety of pulmonary disease, that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi dence of its virtues in any community where it has been employed. So wide is the field of its use fulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures, that almost every section of the country abounds in known, who have been restored


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ocr: NOVELTY, INSTRUCTION, Amusement. VF '» U M » * M USE —AND— c o IV € E The former containing upwards of 100,000 Curiosities. Will exhibit at BATON ROUGH, oil MONDAT. Dtp. 31, ÏHESUAÏ, Jan. 1st, nil boaril the LOATING PAÜACE —AM)— A M Ii S 11 A Y M 0 N I». The Museum contains a complete ZOOLOGICAL EXHIBITION of every wlH A rnre animal existing In Europe, Asia, Africa and America, NCt.t'msn a full grown El.BPIIANT, nml magnifi ed t II1 It A FFK ; liiimmer»lile specimines ofllirili rom the gigantic Ostbich to npwnrtl ofoneliun Ired specimens oT the iaTryTltiMMWU llinn. .'* Stiffnr UnUrry, Of flirnre? the size of life, among which are— Christ Preaching is tub Tkmpi.e; tub Piiaks rsarkas Oai.lert; Piamsb Twins; the Famii.t of N*roLBoN; wasarnoton and T.afatkttr; Wm. Wam.acb k IIki.kSA Mar; Tam O'Shan Tll! ; SlII 'trr JllSNY ; the liANMI 'Rtl ti l.ANIILAHT. The Chief Utica- in tub Uress he work when VIMfl. Hcnurehs of Ancient ft Inman War Weapons A Panoramic View of llic Wi rld, Mineral an»l Vegetable Curiosities without num Ancient Kelics from Egypt, (Ireece, Home, pt'li and ïferculaneum. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY OIL PAINTINGS Admis'n. 50cts. Doors open 2 St 7 P. M. An Kntrrtaininont & Concert. Will lie given inn beautiful Concert Room, on the JAMES RAYMOND, Immeillately after the exhibition oil the PA LACK, consisting of Ethiopian Melodies ; Fanoy find Coinio Dancing ; Characteristic Delineations By a tal. nte.1 troupe of Male anil Female Artists Aflml^sloii .S3ÎÎ Ollis.

place_of_publication: Baton Rouge, La.

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ocr: Just Received, at the NEW ORLEANS STORE, Corner of Market and St. Louis street, A FULL ASSORTMENT Of Men's and Boys' CLOTHING» Bats, BOOTS AND SHOES. Atso—A general assortment of CALICO'S, etic. s . tf J. Iff. LOWENSTMN. J\)R SALE.—A NEGRO WOMAN fully acclimated and guaranteed a g^od Cook and Washerwoman, with her two Children. For farther particulars, apply to (5tf) WINCHESTER HALL. i

place_of_publication: Thibodaux, La.

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ocr: .I»#i uniment. M U S E U M —and— fldlQIITi The former cmtainitig upwards of 100.000 Curiosities. Will exhibit lit, BATON ROtJOB, nn MONDAY, Uir. .11, Tl'F.WDAY, Jan. Jrt. nt, bn,ir»l the FLOATING PALACE —AND— J A M K S RAY M 0 N I). The Museum contains a complete ZOOLOGICAL EXHIBITION, of every wild k rare animal existiag in Europe, Asia, Africa and America, Ivci cmvu a full grown FXFI'H ANT, and magnifl cent UV RAFFE: Innumerable speoiruines ofRirds from thegigaiitlo 0*1 rich to upward of one hun dred specimens of the fairy îlfWMiso R iri». .ft Gif **!»»■" 0J Of figures t lip sis«* of life, a mone which a»e— C hrist P rbachinh îw thf T bmplr; * <5 S wars rftarfm* O am.rrt; F mmsr Twr*s; thr F amily of N ap ' mpon ; W afhisutow aro I i AS avrttr; W m W allach * II firna M ar ; T am Q ' P han trr ; poutrr .torrt ; thr îiavm.oan* i^ardl a i»t . T hr O hirf U tica- ir tub D pfss hr work whrn lli rurrns of A rciprt * I riuar W ar W eapons. \ Pmiornmifl View of the Wo rid, Mineral and Vegetable Curiosities without num ber; Ancient Relies from E^ypt, Greene, Home, Pomp'-il and Ifercnlaneum. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY OIL ! PAINTINGS. I Admls'n BOots. Doors open 2 Ä. 7 T. M. || Jlii Entertainment k Concert. Will be given In a beautiful Concert Room, on the JAMES RAYMOND, || ^ Immediately after the exhibition on the PAI.A'Ä, consisting of Ethiopian Melodies ; jj ■ Fnnoy flnd Comio Dancing ; t) 1 Characteristic Delineations. Oy a talented troupe of Male and Female Artists. Atlmlftftlon 5§5*Cen#sî y %j,


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ocr: liable result. . " I find," he says, " the trne sign of the term of animal growth in the reunion of the bones to the epiphyses. So long as this union does not take place, the animal grows. As soon as the bones are united to their epiphyses, the animal ceases to grow." THE PATRIOT. tf FKIM. JOURNAL OF THE PARISH OF SMUT LANDRY. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Two Dollars and Fifty Cents a Year, in advance, not paid within three months, Three Dollars and Fifty Cents. Single copies, 10 cents. - ADVERTISING. Advertisements will be inserted at 5 cents per line for each and every publication. Â liberal discount will be made for yearly and standing advertisements, No charge less than One Dollar will be made. agents. Washington A. Millsfaugh. Bayou Chicot Landih & Sloanb. Holmewille Wh. H. Bassett, Alexandria i.. . .L ewis 7 am. Atchafalaya f. hathorn. New Iberia E. J. Etie. Arnaudville Dr. John C. Mills. Franklin Adolphus Olivj ^merictm Sommations. SVnr Governor, CHARLES DERBIGNY, of Jefferson. UratcnanHtorernor, ' LOUIS E. TEXADA, ofBapldeiu Svtretmy of State, ROBERT G. BEALE, of East Baton Rouge. Treasurer, J. V. DURALDE, of West Baton Rouge. Auditor, WALTER ROSSMAN, of Claiborne. Attorncy-Cieneral, RANDELL HUNT, . of 0rl Superintendent of Education, O. D. STILLMAN, of0üÄC hita. Congre««, Fourth Dlatrlet, WILLIAM B. LEWIS, of St Landry. Representative«, CYPRIEN DUPRE, SOLOMON B. HARMAN, LOUIS KERLEGAND. Sheriff, ELBERT GANTT. Coroner, FREEMAN BURR. Cleric of 4|ie Court, J. B. A. FONTENOT. Assessor, OSCAR F. STANTON. District Attorney,

place_of_publication: Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.

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ocr: Cjrikku* Ipinerk. Pi'BI.IRHKD ON SATURDAYS. BY JONA. C. WHITE & L. F. ANDERSON, corner of market and patriot streets. Mr. VV altur O arswkll, N o. 66 Baronne Street, is our <lnly.iuthfirized Agent, l'or New Orleans. ~~ AMERICAN STATE TICKJET. For Ooterxoh, CHARLES DERBIGNY, Of Jefferson. For Lieütesaät Ootervor, LOUIS TEX ADA, Of Rapides. For Secretart or State, ROBERT G. BE ALE, Of East Baton Rouge. Fob State Treasurer, J. V. DURALDE, Of West Baton Rouge. Fob Auditor of Statk, WALTER R OSS M A A 7 , Of Claiborne. F ob A ttorney G eneral, RANDELL HUNT.\ Of Orleans. For Superintendent op Eppcatiok, O. 1). STILL M AN, Of Ouachita. For Conores!"—Spcoun District, THEODORE G. HUNT, Of New Orlean«.


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ocr: Anil if the award is » H aside, D n the Court that »0 deciJe." IOOK OUT FOR T1IE ELEPHANT!' r. k I. Mills's, QUAND COMBINED or Ltwtiro Beut«, Bird*, Reptiles Ac., WII.L KXIIIRITR AT ■ATOM KOVOE MARCH »th, ltftl. a. a. OR LAND. Manager • Director. PROPRIETORS take great pleasure In «nm-unclng to the public (hoi have recently enlarged their MENAQKHIK an «normet!! expense expressly tor a South Campaign. This It now the Urgent exhibi of the kind In the United States. Tue pro hure etiuceeded In purchasing an OK WHITE BEAR, land«d In New York In August, 'CI' at th* expense of |4,50n, which hae been la their collection. Thin la tha only «peel of th« kind In America. Till« eolleetlnn of (Ting Wild Animal», Include« thejmnst aplendld «ver exhibited In America—among ether« will be found— SIX BEAUTIFUL LIONS Asalatlc Lion«; two Cap« of Oosd Hap* Lion« : on« African, and on« California Lion ; thre« Young Llone, only clx month« old— A MONSTRA WH1TK or POLAR BKA A, of pro alar, and ferocity. Ttl« ORRAT MALI il o n e ot an Arlblan, or pack Camel, » pair af Lama« Alpaca«; an African Deer; Rooky Mountain Black Hear«; Royal Bengal, Braiillian, and Tiger« ; Leopard«, Panther«, Cougar«, Ocel Tiger Cat«, atrlped and 4potted Hyena, grey black Wolves, black and whit« Coont, Ostrich Pelican«, Stork«' Vulture», Bald Ragl««, Owle, Macaw«, Parrot«, Cockatoo«— a great variety of Monkcya and «mail Th« two celebrated ponica, Pick Inaw lall« ass il Little Fanny Fera, tatroduced In tb« eoar«« ot th« «xhlbltion, tholr monkey ridera Pma l'eue* and KMT Im, ter tha amoacment of th« Juvenile«, th«great elephant Romeo will b« Introduced Ma drei«, and go through a t«ri«t of per under th« management 0 hl« k««p«r, Hoodngar, th« grtat elephant trainer. «uparb military band wUI accompany th« per Th« whol« will b« under th« Immedi lopartntendance or MR. BRASTLIY the g.-«at TAMRR, who will enter tha d«o* of wild at tb« e!o«a of th« «xhlbltion ; attar whioh aalmal« wUI ba fad la tb« prixnca of tba Admttikn 80 c«nU; «httdraa uad«r 10 year*


ocr: At the lesolence of her (alitor in this city, oath' 19th Inst., Miss W A. C mii , iibkss , in !Se yflth VeSr of her age,


ocr: « iieé.H ivE7T35uiSr HE I 'HOPHIETDUS of this .le llgliifnl »«miner re«nrt, »it lh* bstiks of ths river Auilte lies lex'e t" cull Public #Heiiti"ii i" I tie fuel, tlmt Hie stirlii)(< see i it,» uptn, rnr tlie ie»#*|ill«ii at vliilnr«. t'oio-eynnoes timjr lie lisil nilietl'-i l, t ry s n e <ui Third Street, «nil clile in llie •), Inn« O nve h rund nui surpna •eil lu lieaiiljr M »ceheiji hy un* lu Oie Slsi». April II clISBft tin l' 1


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ocr: THE •FFK1AI JOURNAL Of THE MfttSH OF ttWT U«MÏ. TERMS of SUBSCRIPTION. Two Doll«« and Fifty Cents a Year, in advanced If not paid within three months, Three Dollars and Fifty Cents. Single copies, 10 cents. advertising. Advertisements will be inserted at 6 rents per line tor each-sad every publication. A liberal discount will bemadeforyearly andstandingadvertisements. C7* Ho charge less thanQne Dollar will be made. ttp Atttmdtla ..... JMafilaya .... JVsw Ibtria ArnaudvitU .... Franklin agents. .a. millsfaügh. .. . I j A ndib & Sloans. — ff«. H, BAserfT, Jr. l « wts im. F. H athobn. . E. J. E«p. .Aholfods Oli> &mtrtrait ghmtbhdloM. ' Fw GoTenior, CHABLES DERBIGNT, of Jefferson. Ltontcnint-doTcrnor, LOUIS E. TEXADA, #f napides. lacrctaiT of Stat«, ROBERT G. BEALE, of East Baton Rouge. of Ouachita. j. V. DURALDE, of West Baton Konge. Auditor, WALTER ROSSMAN, of Claiborne. AMorncyOenertl, RANDELL HUNT, IhifcrlntMident of EduMtlon, O. D. STILLMAN, Confraw, Fourth District, WILLIAM B. LEWIS, of Bt. Landry. Rtpmcntat lrei, CYPRIEN DÜPRE, SOLOMON B. HARMAN, LOUIS KERLEGAND. ikmff, ELBERT GA^TT. Coroner, FREEMAN BURR. Okrk of the Court, J. B. A. FONTENOT. OSCAR F. STANTON. District Attorney, JAMES M. PORTER.


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ocr: AMUSEMKNTS AT THE STATE HOUSE. MONDAY Si in HT 11 ! PROP. HALE'S AST0NISING WONDERS IN ODOLOGY, or ' ELEOTB O-B IOLOOT. Will be given at th« IUII of tu« HOUSE of RBPRKSKNTATIVRS, on MONDAY BVBNINO, May «it, WJ1. The lecture will he followed by a series ofthe most WONDERFUL EXPERIMENT", ever wtlnessed In any age of the world, aod whlct. have dr»wn CROWDED HOUSES DRII.UANT * DKUrflTED AUDIENCES In all portions ofthe country. CARDS OF ADMISSION 25cts. O^Doors open at 7.V and Lecture to com mence at • o'clock. RUjyJvrlv. AN the evt'iiinii of the 6'li inst., ' ' from my Plantation, the Mulato bny pi " TOM, " **eri 32 years, ab*>ut S feet to Inches hlch stoutly made. Bushey head nf hair, when he left had on light summe' clothing, as Is generally worn by Satd hands. A suitable reward wi I be paid for information that will Irsd to his apprehension. RHODET PYBURN. May ttfc Advocate * Gaaella copy ltd A 2t-w.


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ocr: Cljikfoœ Jpmork. prSI.ISHED ON SATURDAYS, BY JONA. C. WHITE & L. F. ANDERSON, CORNER OF MARKET and patriot streets Mr. Walter Carswkll, No. 66 Baronne Street, is our duly authorized Agent, for New Orleans. THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE! potl presidejvt, GARRETT DAVIS, OF KENTUCKY. for. vice president, JACOB BROOME, OF PENNSYLVANIA. state ticket. F or G overnor, CHARLES DERBIGNY.\ Of Jefferson. Fon L ieutenant Governor, LOUIS TEXADA, Of Rapides. Fob Sscretiby or State, ROBERT G. BEALE, Of East Baton Rouge. Fob Statb Trkascber, J. v. BUR ALBE. Of West Baton Rouge. Foe Auditor or State, WALTER ROSSMAN. Of Claiborne. Fob Attorney General, RANBELL HUNT, Of Orleans. Fob Scpkbistbndent of Education, O. B. STILLMAN,, Of Ouachita. Fob Cohobess—Skcono District, THEOBORE G. HUNT, Of New Orleans. is


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ocr: THE PATRIOT. vncul JOURNAL OF THE PUSH OF MKT LANDRY. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Two Dollars and Fifty Cents a Year, in advance, not paid within three months, Three Dollars and Fifty Cents. Single copies, 10 cents. ADVERTISING. Advertisements will be inserted at 6 cents per line for each and every publication. À liberal discount will be made foryearly and standing advertisements, jttr No charge less than One Dollar will be made. A OK NT 8. Washington A. Millbpaugh. Matt ou Chicot Landis & Sloani. Mclmnvittf W m . H. B assctt , Jr. Alexandria Lewis Zim. Atchafalaga F. H athobk. Mae Iberia E. J. Etie. Arnaudvill « Dr. John C. Mills. JYanklin Adolfhcs Olivier. 3-jatxiran |Wimnat:on». row GoTimor, CHARLES DERBIGNY, of Jefferson. LMstcn wit-Gourn or, LOUIS E. TEXADA, of K. pWe8 . >— r eta r y of State, ROBERT G. BEALE, of East Baton Rouge. of Orleans. of Ouachita. J. V. DURALDE, of West Baton Rouge. Auditor, WALTER ROSSMAN, of Claiborne. Attarney-Gencxml, RANDELL HUNT, feapevfntendent of Education, O. D. STILLMAN, Cstfrasi, Fourth District, WILLIAM B. LEWIS, \ of St. Landry. Itepvesentatlves, CYPRIEN DUPRE, SOLOMON B. HARMAN, LOUIS KERLEGAND. ikmr, ELBERT GANTT. Coroner, FREEMAN BURR. Clerk of the Court, J. B. A. FONTENOT. Assessor, OSCAR F. STANTON. Dlstrtet Attorney, JAMES M. PORTER.


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ocr: iltilyaiiihnrized Agent, for New Orleans. THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE! FOR president, GARRETT DAVIS, OF KENTUCKY. for vice president, JACOB BROOME, O F PENN ff YL VA NIA . state ticket. For Governor, CHARLES DE IIB IG N'Y, Of Jefferson. Foh Lieutenant Governor, LOUIS TEXADA, Of Rapides. For Secretary ov State, ROBERT G. REALE, Of East Baton Rouge. For Statk Treasurer, J. V. 1)UR ALLE, Of West Baton Rouge. For Auditor of State, WALTER ROSS M A N, Of Claiborne. For Attorney Ornerai, RANDELL IIUNT, Of Orleans. For Scpkrintendent of EnrCATiov, O. I). STILLMAN, Of Ouachita. For c0ncre3s—Second District, THEODORE G. HUNT, Of New Orleans.


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ocr: NOVELTY, INSTRUCTION, Atnuncmcnt. MUSEUM —AND— 13II 31 U S ft V « The former contaiuiiiR upwards of 100,000 Curiosities. Will exhibit al PATON HOUGR.on MONDAT, Dec. 31, Tl'EBDAY, Jan. Is», on hoard the FLOATING PALACE —AND— JAM Ii S RAY M 0 NI). The Mu?euin oontAina a complete ZOOLOGICAL EXHIBITION of every wild A rare animal exlitlag In Europe, Aaln, Africa and America, iHCi tiniNU a full grown Kt.EPHANT, and magnifi cent OIltAFFK; Innumerable »peclmlne* of Bird« from the gigantic O strich to upward nf nue hun dred specimen* of the fairy H cmmiko II irp. .1 Statur liaUvry, Of figure» the Kl IP of life, among which are— C hrist PPFACniK« i» thk T kwpi,*; this P uahs picar1un oai.irrt; flMMMt twins J tur FASOt.Y or N apoi.kir; W aphinuton ard L apatrttr; W*. Wit I,» or * H ri.mia M ar ; T am O'P iias trr ! ftuitrr Jnnnr ; tub I ,asm .nRi> A l,ASm.Anr. T hi C hirp U tioa- ir tii « U rkss hr wops wukn L ivimu. livNiiRpns nr A soirkt A Isnua W ar W kapors. A Panoramic View of the Mineral and Vegetable Curiosities without num ber; Ancient Kellrs from Egypt, Oreece, 1'onipi'll and llcrt'iilaneuui. one hundred and fifty paintings. Admia'n. 50ots. Doora open 2 8t 7 P. M An Entertainment & Concert. Will be given In a beautiful Concert Room, on JAMES RAYMOND, Immediately after the exhibition on the consisting of Ethiopian Melodiea ; Fancy and Comio Dancing ; Charaoteriatio Delineation« By a talented troupe of Male and Kemalo Admlaalou Cent*. •50 REWARD. RAN AWAY from the undersigned on the 31st ult., the slave man ARCHIK, calling bimselt Archie Louis ; abomt;5 feet 8 inches in built :t5 years oi age, with sulky of countenance, and rat her slow of speech had on when he lett blue blanket coat gray cassinet pants. This boy is known in town, and is doutbtless about the city. The above reward will paid for his recovery if taken out ot State, or Twenty-five Dollais if caught town, by W. A. BROADWELL k CO., .120 (Jarvier street, Ne*r Archie has a pass from J. N. Harri son, of New Orlean«, to hire his time


The Opelousas patriot. [volume]

ocr: THE THE PARISH OF tilHT UNDRY. BFFICML JOURNAL TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Two Dollars and Fifty Cents a Year, in advance. If not paid within three months, Three Dollar« and Fifty Cent». Single copieB, 10 cents. ADVERTISING. Advertisements will he inserted at 5 cents per line for each and every publication. A littéral discount will be made for.yearly and standing advertisements. tfW No charge less than One Dollar will be made. Bayou Chicot . Nohtenillt.... Alexandria . — Atehafalaya .. Nno Jberitt ... AmaudviUe .. Wg:... AGENTS. ;, v .... .: A. MIL^auoit. L A"NI)IS & S LOANE. . .... Xl'i v'.WmJ H. BaS 8 CTT , Jr. .......i;;. .F. IIathokx. E. J. ETIK. .Pr. J OHN C.. mim .S. AnoLPinrs Oi.iVier, 3^mttitan JbitrinBtums. For Govehior, CHARLES DERBIGNY, • ' ' of Jeflbreon. Uentriinnt'GoTrrnor, LOUIS E. TEXADA, -or'najilcies. iMtritaiy of State, , ROBERT G. BEALE, of East Baton Rouge. Ti-canurer, J. V. DÜRALDE, of West Baton Rouge. Aadltor, \ , WALTER ROSSMAN, • , of Claiborne. Attonrcy-Oeneral, RANDELL HÜNT, of Orleans . •«paiintciidoiit of Ednculloii, O. D. STILLMAN, Of Oiiachita . Oongmif Foniih Dlitrlct, WILLIAM B. LEWIS, of St. Landry. Representative)), OYPRIEN DUPRE, SOLOMON B. HARMAN, LOUIS KERLEGAND. Mnrlir, ELBERT GANTT. Coroner, • FREEMAN BURR. Clerk of the Court, J. B, A. FONTENOT. iiMuor, OSCAR F. STANTON. District Attorney, JAMES M. PORTER.


ocr: bat will never be forgotten—at least by us. God Mesa yon. THE PATRIOT. WFICML JOURNAL OF THE PARISH OF SAMT LANDRY. terms of subscription. Two Dollan and Fifty Gents a Year, In advance. not paid within three months, Three Dollars and Fifty Cents. Single copies, 10 cents. advertising. Advertisements will be inserted at 5 cents per line for each and every publication. A liberal discount will be madeforyearly and standing advertisements. IT No charge less than One Dollar will be made. agents. Washington A. M illbpaugh. Bayou Chicot LXndib & Sloans. Holmeeville W m . H. B assbtt , Jr. Alexandria L ewis Z im . Atchafalaya P. H athokn. Ne to Iberia E. J. E tie. jtrnaudvillt ,.... .Dr. J ohn C. M ills. Franklin A dolphcs O livier. ^ituriran dominations. Worn floTirnor, CHARLES DERBIGNY, » ■ of Joffe reou. liMtensnt-GoTernor, LOUIS E. TEXADA, iMiftatj of Stat«, ROBERT G. BEALE, of Eut Baton Bong*. g uM wr, J. V. DURALDE, of West Baton Bouge. Avdltor, WALTER ROSSMAN, of Claiborne. Attorney-General, RANDELL HUNT, of Superintendent ot Education, O. D. STTLLMAN, of ouacWt«. Sonpcu, Fourth District, WILLIAM B. LEWIS, of St. Landry. Representatives, CYPRIEN DUPRE, SOLOMON B. HARMAN, LOUIS KERLEGAND. Ib.rlfT, ELBERT GANTT. Coroner, FREEMAN BURK Clerk of tbe Court, J. B. A. FONTENOT. Assessor, OSCAR F. STANTON. District Attorney, JAMES M. PORTER.


ocr: THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE PARISH OF SAMT LANDRY. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Two Dollars and Fifty Cents a Year, in advance. If not paid within three months, Three Dollarn and Fifty Cents. Single copies, 10 cents. advertising. Advertisements will be inserted at 5 cents per Tine for eich and every publication. Â libera] discount will be made for yearly and standing advertisements. ggr No charge less than One Dollar will be made. A OK KT 8. a. millspauoh. Landis & Sloans. Wh. H. Bassett, Jr. Alexandria Lewis Zim. Atchafdlaya P. Hathorn. New Iberia ; E. J. Etik. ArnaudvilU Dr. John Q, Mills. franklin .... v.adolphusolivier. dominations. Vor Governor, CHARLES DERBIGNY, of Jefferson. Lieutenant-Governor, LOUIS E. TEXADA, of Bapiaes. Secretary of State, ROBERT G. BEALE, of East Baton Ronge. Treaearer, J. V. DURALDE, of West Baton Rongé! Auditor, WALTER ROSSMAN, of Claiborne. Attorney-General, RANDELL HUNT, ofl Orleans. ■aperliiteiidcut of Education, O. D. STILLMAN, ot Ouachita. OongnM, Fourth District, WILLIAM B. LEWIS, of St. Landry. Representatives, OYPRIEN DUPRE, SOLOMON B. HARMAN, LOUIS KERLEGAND. SIuirlfT, ELBERT GANTT. Coroner, FREEMAN BURR. Clerk of the Court, J. B. A. FONTENOT. OSCAR F. STANTON. District Attorney, JAMES M . PORTER.


Thibodaux minerva. [volume]

ocr: CjjMœ lltmerbii. pubmshkd on saturdays. by JQftA. C. WHITE & L. F. ANDERSON, Mr. W alter C arswkli., N o. 66 Baronne Street, is our «July authorized Agent, for New Orleans. AMERICAN STATE TICKET. Fob Governor, CHARLES DERBIGNY, Of Jefferson. For I .IFUTENAVT Governor, LOUIS TEX AD A, Of Rapides. For Secrltakt or Statu, ROBERT G. BE ALE, Of Fast Baton Rouge. For State Treasurer, J. V. DUR ALBE, Of West Baton Rouge. For Auditor of State, WALTER ROSS MAN, Of Claiborne. For Attorney General, RANDELL HUNT, Of Orleans. For Superintendent of Education, O. D. STILLMAN, Of Ouachita. For Congress—Second District, THEODORE G. HUNT, Of New Orleans. For the State Senate, II. MICHEL THIBODAUX,, Of Terrebonne. Parish Nominations. „ n , < JOS. S. WILLIAMS, tor Representatives, -j -p JJARANG For Sheriff —HENRY E. LEDET. For Clerk of the Court —LEUFROID DAUNIS. For A us' 1 s sor —-LOUIS E. LAMOUREUX. For Coroner —JEAN ROSSI. is


Le Meschacébé. [volume]

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place_of_publication: [Lucy] La.

geographic_coverage: Louisiana--Saint John the Baptist--Bonnet Carre

geographic_coverage: Louisiana--Saint John the Baptist--Edgard

geographic_coverage: Louisiana--Saint John the Baptist--Reserve

publisher: Prudent d'Artlys [i.e. Hippolyte de Bautte]


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ocr: 1 I ; , I i j | I I | . . WE3TER?J VA. WABBLE WORKS, STAiIrrJTDJST, VA. JAMES G MARQUIS HAS just received from the North auiostsplen did supply of Italian and American vhich he is now manufacturing into Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, Table Jureau Tops. Also, some of the very ind most chaste designs for Cemetery vith Lambs carved to lay on the tup. Jaint and Muller stones constantly on hand. latters himself to do as good work as any in Vir ginia, and certainly the best that can be done lie county. Carving and Lettering done in leatest and best manner, and not scratched on s done by those who attempt to do that hoy know nothing about. He hopes from ong experience at the business and doing vork. to merit a liberal share of the vhich has been extended to him fur the last fears in this place. All orders from the country will receive ittention. May 17, 1S5L

place_of_publication: Staunton, Va.

publisher: L. Waddell, J.A. Waddell


ocr: NSW PIIIM. T11E undersigned, under the style of WATTS &. RICHARDS will continue live HARD WARE business in Staunton at the old staud of E. C. Richards &. Bro. Their hope is that by constant and assiduous ef forts and devoting their whole time to the business, to please, and by moderate charge i to merit and receive a lair portion of public patronage. WM. 11. WATTS, E. C. RICHARDS. Staunton, Jan. 17, 1855.


ocr: IPffPORTAUT NOTIC3. SELLING OFF AT COST. WE have still on hand a very large and well assorted stock of Clothing, suitably for the season, which we will sell, in order to get them off, at Prime Cost. We will sell them lor cash, and for casli only. Cash buyers find inducements to call on us. GOODMAN, ROSENWALD & CO. Staunton, Jan. 10, 1855.—V. and M. copy.


ocr: TrH*t Sale. ]X pursuance of a deed of tru t executed to the under. . signed by It. tV. Hixby, am! ofrceerd ia the Clerk’• Office of Aulu :a f’oua'y Court, 1 will proceed on Sat urday the 9ih day ol iJecetiib' r next, to M.11 in Staua ton, at the residence c!‘ aid Hixhj*, the fallowing prop erly :—One Biluasd Taelh arid appurtenance* : tie •took of C'oufrcticaary, being all now in the store of *ai«L Hixby; and al\o all the Household and Kitchen FUR NITURE belonging to the said Hixby. Terms—Cash w.m. Craig, Tm»ue. Staunton, Nov. 8, 1354. POSTPONEMENT. The above rule is postponed until Saturday tko lttk dav of February .


ocr: _ _ Siooli <o Yosis* Interc^l. /YNE dollar saved is two made. The under signed having a very largo stock of Wirier Cl ’tiling on h ind yet. and wanting to close thpiu out before spring, they have concluded to sell the remainder ot their slock at Jiril rosl; so any body wanting to purchase, can save money hy calling on the undersigned. M. lJIRMi k CO. is taunt an, Jan. 24, I SO-j.


ocr: ! ! ru n ACCOUNTS AUK ALL DRAWN OFF up to the first day of January. Thom knowing themselves indebted will please rail for ward at onee and fork the money over—on article which is very scarce with ns just now, and muck in demand. GOODMAN. ROSEN WALD & CO. Staunton..Ian. 10, 1>T3.—V\ and M. copy.


ocr: )—aaiwwmi j»» m ‘ft i1. ■ ■ ■jaww™gg*S9 T5122 JOUUKET PJilCEi STAUNTON PRICE** CURRENT. Reported for the Spectator by Morris *$• Goode. Flour, Mip |>, . Buck. Floon, #5 a $0'. Wheat, $1.40 to $1.30. Corn, 05 to 7t)e. Oats, 33 to 37 c. Flaxseed, 90e. | Timotiia’Seed. $3a$3’,. I Butter, 15 to ISc. j Plaster, lump, $ 12. i spvv. Salt, (fine,) $3.25._ “ gr’ndaluin. $2.50. Coffee, 12i a 10". Sfoaii, brown, 7 a 10c. 3Io lasses, 1) a oOc. Nails, GJc. Sole Leather, 25c. Rye, 05 to 7(te. Richmond Mabkct, Jam li.—Wheat, prune vrh.le* <42 05: prim*'rod 2. Cora, Si) to S5 cents. Flour, superfine, $9 to ; family $1'K to $12. Oats50to 55 emits.


ocr: Fresii Sapr’.y of Groceries. ! Q ZL Bags prime Green Rio Coffee, 15 Rids boat Syre p Molasses, 5 Hogshead N. O | Sugar, (new crop.) 40 Boxes Acfam’l, Tallow Hulls Patent and Sperm Candles, 50 Sacks Mar shall bra .,d Salt.20 Sides best Spanish Sole Leath er, &c. All selected with Care and will l>e sold at the very lowest prices, by .1. BHANDEBL'RG &. CO. Staunton, Jan. 17, 1855.—It.


ocr: Piano for Sale. \ ROSEWOOD PIANO, full seven octave*, round I\ corner*,ornamental music stands and candle *Und*( magnificent tone, touch delightful. Tin* splendid ia ttruiuent was manufactured t>y the celebrated House of Knabc h Co., ha* been in use but a few months, and wiRbc sofdagreat bargain. It can be parked to aiijr part of the State. For further particular* enquire of J. C. ENGELBRECI1T, Virginia Hotel,or Virginia Fmalc Unrtet*.


ocr: Money! Money!! OUR friends, whose accounts up to 1st of Jan uary last are not settled yet, we would respect fully remind them that we want money, it is nec essary that thi*e bills should be settled,and we therefore ex|>ect, that all who are indebted to us up to that date will call and fork the cash over. GOODMAN, ROSEN WALD fit CO. Staunton, April 18, 1855.


ocr: i Fresh Tea. rHOSE who are in search of a very superior Gun Powder Tea will find it at JAS. A. PIPER’S. Stauaton; April 4, 1851.—V. k A. copy 2 me,


ocr: PUBLIC SALE. WILL ho sold at public auction, on Wednes day the 16/A day of May next, at the resi dence of the late Charles Patrick, on South Riv er, near Wavnesborough, the following personal property belonging to his estate, to wit: 8 head of Horses, 36 head of Catti.s, 51 head of Sheep, some Household Fur M.„ M mlure. Farming /inpiements, itc. Terms made known on the dav of sale. WM. PATRICK, £ Kx’ors of Chaa. J AS. W. PATRICK, J Patrick, dec’d.


ocr: Paper Hanging. PIECES \\ all paper; Velvet and Com mon Bordering; Curtain Paper; Five Board Prints, just received and tor sale hy o ROBT. GO WAN. Staunton, April 4, 1855.


ocr: SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, THE organ of modern Spiritualism, Fourth vul. commences in May. It contains the fullest record extant of Current Facts and opin ions on Spiritual intercourse. Published week ly at $2 per annum ; als«, all spiritual books for sale by PARTRIDGE & JBRITTAN, [ April 18, 1855.—3rn 342 Broctdicty, JV. F.


ocr: _____ builders’Foundry, Willow Street, above l'Jth, PHILADELPHIA. WRON P HONTS, of any design, with or *■ out Mettum's Patent Revolving Shutters, of new and superior article ; also. Girders, Columns, Window Heuits, aad ail other Inin Work ncces •eary to the erection and decoration of buildings.— j Estimates cheerfully famished to parties applying j personally or^by letter. SANSON & FARR AND. April 18, 1855.—3na.


ocr: BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE. PROPOSALS will be received by the under signed Committee until Saturday the 25th of the present month, for building a largo BRICK CHURCH at New Providence, 2 miles North Brownsburg. Rockbridge county, Ya. Plan and ! Specification* will be shown on or after Monday ; the 13th inat., by calling on Mr. J. j who resides near the Church. Bills are invited from .Masons, Carpenters, Plas ! terers, and Painter*. Also from l timers, for cov ering the building uith a Tin Roof. " 8. WILLSON, I J. BROOKS, 1). BROWN, yCommittee. J. WITHROW, | W. H. OTT, J Aug. 8. 1855.—Yind. copy 3t


ocr: JOHN KENNEDYr VS5 & CAXDJiK !•’ACTOSY. il ist Court House Lane, Staunton, la. lirUKHK he will constantly have \\ hitc. v V Velluw, Brown and Liguid Soap, and Mould Candles of the best quality, which he will s.-ll at the lowest cash price, or exchange IbrTal- low and Grease of all descriptions, lie respect fully solicits a slnre of patronage. Staunton, Dec. 0, 1554.—Cm.


ocr: TIIK MARKET IMSiCKS. STAUNTON PRICKS C'CRKKNT. Reported Weekly for the Spectator by Bvtlcr ^ Co. Floi/h,(oW,) sup.,§7 50 Wheat,(red) $1.40 Bacon, (hams.) 12.'. “ (white) §IC2J “ (middlings,) 10. Cons, 60e. “ (hog-round,) 11. Rve, 65<n 8 a it, Ashton, §3.21. Oats, 25e. “ ground alum, §2 25. Flaxseed, §100. PiASTEa, lump, §12.


ocr: S. 9. STEVENS* YOUNG LADIES1 COLLEGIATE SEMINARY, SliocSioe B9al!, Richmond* Va. BOARDING AND day school rpHIS institution occupies the splendid mansion for 1 mcrly owned by Judge Mason, on the cornel* of Franklin and Adams streets. The location is otic of the most beautiful, convenient, and healthy in the city. The Grounds and Buildings are extensive and afford the choicest accommodations, adapted to the design of the Institution. The apartments arc spacious, and fitted up in a style of cheerfulness and comfort. The course of instruction pursued is extensive, embracing all the im portant branches taught in our best Seminaries. Expe rienced and accomplished teachers are secured in all de partments. The next session commences on the first of October, jvj. Terms onc-half payable in advance; the remain dor on the fir;! of March. Board and Washing,.$220 00 Higher English branches,.. 00 Primary Department,. 20 00 Ancient and Modern Languages, each - - 20 00 Music,.* b0 00 fyj. All communications addressed to 8. S. Stevens, Richmond, will be promptly attended to. Aug. 8, 1855.—fit


ocr: notice] " PERSONS having claims against the estate of Dr. Ah Waddell, dcc’d., are requested to present tiveftn, properly authenticated, without delay; and all person* indebted to the estate, or to the late firm of Drs. A. & J. A. Waddell, will please come forward and settle inr* mediately. J. ALEX. WADDELL, ) e , JOS. A. WADDELL, $ “ 1853.—3t


ocr: S. STEVIES*. YOUNG LADIES’ COLLEGIATE SEMINARY, Sliochoe ESills Richmond* Va. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. rrvHIS institution occupies the splendid mansion for I merl v owned by Judge Mason, on the corner of Franklin and Adams street*. The location is one of the most beautiful, convenient, and healthy in the city. The Grounds and Buildings are extensive and afford the choicest accommodations, adapted to the design of the Institution. The apartments are spacious, and lilted up in a style of cheerfulness and comfort. The course of instruction pursued is extensive, embracing all tne im portant branches taught in our best Seminaries. Lxpc rienced and accomplished teachers are secured in all de partments. . - The next session commences on the first ol October. Q3- Terms oae-half payable in advance; the remain tier on the first of March. Board and Washing,.$-0 «> Higher English branches,.L) do Primary Department,.- - 20 00 Ancietit and Modern Languages, each - - 20 UO Music, - - - -.bO 00 All communications addressed to S. S. Stevens, Richmond, will be promptly attended to.


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ocr: ; as our from lids dale. The bn-iui--- will bo conducted under I the firm of St aides, Martin & Go. : Aug 15, 1555. STAPLES & MARTIN. STAPLES, tllkm k GO. I^XPECT in a few days to move into that large and j convenient Brick Building on Main street, next to ' the Central Hank, and opposite to “Union Hall,” where they will have in Store a general stock of GROCE RIES suited to the demands of the country. They will pay in Cash the fair market value for FLOUR and other produce, aad respectfully solicit a call from sellers and buyers. Advances made on all Consignments of Produce to W. T. Staples & Co., Richmond, and proceeds ot sale made by them, paid here when desired. STAPLES, MARTIN & CO.


ocr: STAUNl'ON SPECTATOii. BY J. A. A L. WADDELL, Jr. TEIOIS. | SPECTATOK” is published oncea week, at Two Dollars a year, {/'paid in advance, or Two Dol lars and FC’ty Cents if delayed beyond the expiration of the year. .Vo subscription will be discontinued but at the option of the Editors, until all arrearages are paid. iff- All communications to the Editors by mail must be post-i>aid or they will not be attended to. ADVERTISEMENTS of thirteen lines (or less,) Bourgeois type, or ten lines for less,) Minion type, in serted three times for one dollar, and twenty-fire cent. for each substantial continuance. Larger advertise men/s inserted in the same proportion. A liberal discount made to those who advertise by the y tar‘


ocr: ||] Notice to Iflcrcliants, c|| FAKMCitS & OTHERS,')!. VISITING RICHMOND THIS FALL. I WOULD rr.o-1 respectfully call the attention of Merchants, Farmers and others visiting Kirhmood this fall, to my large and general assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, THUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALISES, be... all of which have been selected by myself‘this teuton, with groat care, ami mostly purchased for cash. 1 flat ter myself that I can give as great inducements to til »n want of Goods in my line, as any other house, either North or South ; either wholesale or retail; by tho package or dozen—and certainly at prices that canno* fail to please. fi> Call and examine for yoursclv#* at ALEX. HILL’S, No. 127, Main st., Richmond, Va., Manufacturer and jL/csucr in duuij, ouwo, * * pet-Bags, Valises, so. 12, 1655.


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ocr: WESTERN VA*__MARBLE W0KK3, 'AT y JAM MS C. M AKUIIS H AS just received from itie .North a nuim splen did supply of Italian and American Marlde, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs. Mnnii'iieuts. I lead and FiniI Stmtes, I able ami Hurean Tops. Also, some id the very neatest and must ehuste designs lor Cemetery purposes, with l.ainiw earvetl to lav on the tup. Pastery, Paint ami Milller stones constantly *01 hand, lie Hatters himself to do as good work as any in \ tr ginia. ami certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving ami Lettering done in the neatest and best mar tier, ami not scratched on as is ilu'ie by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. Mn hopes from liis long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a lib**ral shire of the patronage which has been extended to iti.it for the last four years in this place. All orders fro 11 the country will receive prompt attention. 17. I SAL


ocr: fjook Out fi>r Remains!! f AW Jfc2iSTTIRB STOCK Oi1 GOODS ! AT ( OST FO i CASH. pon the purpose of closing up onr present business, Jr we shall, from this date,sell oil'o'ird 'Arable stock, of Drv Goods, Hardware, Glns-ware, Roots.and Shoes, II its,' Caps, at Cost for Cash, until th ■ first/lay of De cember next, at which time th** bala ice ol the Stock will bo disposed of at public Auction. AA e respectfully invite heals of families and other- to av iil themselves of this present chanc *. to buy their goods at cost and cost on y. AVo have S.Iks, Mjriirb, MMK'lioc,^ Al* j p iceas, Prints, Plaids. Gin'ham-. CassiuettS, Ca>si- j Ju res, Linsy, Bleached and Brown Sheetings, Shawls, Handkerchiefs. Iloso, &C-, with the usual variety ot a [ general assortment.^ ^ & w B CRAWFORD. I Ron 3 WTE shall also sell at public Auction ou the 1*1 day ' \ V of December next,if u ;t sold privately beforo.twu j private DIV+AAAXG HOUSES in the town of ■ Staunton, mo-t desirably located, lo any one desi km..oI>«U.u«3<%^e0R0. October 17, 1635*


ocr: WESTERH VI. MABBLE WOBII, STAUNTON, VA. a sd ! - ■ Sj { \0 I JAMES C. MARQUIS HAS just received from the North amosisplen did supply of Italian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs, Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. Hs Hatters himself to do as good work a9 any in Vir ginia. and certainly the best that can be done is the county. Carving and Lettering done in th* neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as is dune by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. 1854.


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ocr: April __ "THE FURNITURE RAZAAR, I No. 209 HI.4IN STREET, Next Door Below Dr. Wayt’i Office, KHJHJIOXD, VA. GRATEFUL f»r the liberal encouragement al ready bestowed, the subscriber would respect fully inform his friends and the public, that hav ing increased facilities fur manufacturing, he is now better prepared than ever before to supply all who may need, with every article to be found in a 1st class ^FURNITURE WARE-ROOM, on as good terms as can be purchased in this city or elsewhere. A portion of my Furniture is purchased at the North in a rough state, and finished here, and a part is made entirely at my manufactory here.— Any article made to order at short notice and at the lowest Cash price. He does not consider it necessary to enumerate the articles, but would extend an earnest in vita to all in search of FURNITURE, HAIR OR SHUCKMATTRESSES, U1JHOLSTERY GOODS, SfC., to give him a call before purcha sing. as every exertion will be made to please. E&gr Repairing of all kinds done at reasonable prices. e R. C. HOWE. 200 Main St., between 9th and 10/ft Sts. 1855.—


ocr: To the Lovers of Good Tobacco L JOHN B. EVAN* FT AS just received at his old stand, immediate 11 ly opposite the Old Post Office, a fine and choice hit of TOBACCO, which he ii prepared to sell at from 8 cents to $2 per pound-. Also Pipes, Pipe-stems, SnuffBoxes, Blashtofj, Matches, Ink. &c., &.c. Staunton, Nov. 16, 189*.


ocr: ftichmond ; F.. H. Stabler k Ce., Baltimore ; J. T. Antrim, Greenville. Aug. 1, 1355.— ly. C L 0 T II l N 6 T R A 1> JS. I'AS.r. 1S33. "XT'E are now receiving and opening tlie largest and i V most splendid stock of FA/./. AXI) It INTER CLOTHING we have ever exhibited. Our stock has been manufactured by ourselves under great advantages, and will be found to embrace every style and grade of goods in oiu- line. In order to accommodate an increas ing trade, we hare lifted up the second story of our House exclusively lor the Wholesale '/'rude, where we are prepared to exhibit lo Wholesale Dealers a very extensive stock of (.'loti ing, gotten up with great care, in ?c'd style, and particularly adapted to the Virginia and N n th Carolina trade. On our first floor we have our U'.ial superb stock for Retail Sales, in which will be found the latent styles and most fashionable goods in the i i .try, made up in the best manner and warranted to fit i.id wear well. Having one of our firm constantly i.i Tit<> New York market buying largely tor tus/i, anu manufacturing as we do for eight Houses, with an ex perience of seventeen years, we can oiFer such induce ments to the merchant and consumer as will defy com petition. Returning? our thanks for the liberal patron age so long bestowed on us, we pledge ourselves to de serve its continuance KEEN. BALDWIN & CO., Richmond, Aug. 29, 1555. 102 Maiu Street. KXOWLES k WALFURD, STATIONERS FOR INSURANCE ON LIFE, MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY. • YPirAL, MAY lit. 1«35, $4,310,343 4*. FOR Htrring’s Fire and Burglar Precf “IRON SAFES.” and for Beautiful TIiit bIHwd Iron Mtantlm, TABLE TOPS, &.C., MORE DURABLE THAN MARBLE ITSRUP. CALL AT STA i'iO.VLRS' HALL* FtO. 41 PK V11L. STREET, ltiih:iioiul, Virginia. Mr **. 1 ^4-_ 8. P. SEMPLE. DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY, and wholesale dealer in F*:»isitv Oik Variii*he*s GL.4»S tllEMICALS, AND FANCY GOODS, IS enraged largely in the Drug Trade, and will sell, wholesale or retail as low as any house in Virginia. i/e deals also M* it- _ FIuhI Pure Liiptors, Tobacco, Blacking, Garden Seeds, ! Combs, Trusses, Patent Medicines, [ Cigars, Brushes’ Spices, !■ //is stock is varied and extensive, and embraces eve rything, neio or good, which comes out. S. P. SEMPLE, Druggists, 2t>2 Maiu st., Richmond, \ a. Richmond, Sept. 19, 1955. __ WOODWARD HOUSE HAVING leased the interest (about three years) of my late partner, T. 8. Coalter, in this place, I hereby notify the public that I am now sole proprietor, and stall give my undivided attention to the comfort and accommodation ot g"xhH House having been neatly refitted, and


ocr: SPRING TRADE. ISW. BOOKS AND STATIONARY, FANCY GOODS, PIANO FORTES, MUSIC, SiC., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BV BUTTERS & SIMONS, No. 157 Main Street, Richmond, (Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.) COUNTRV Merchants and others will he ftir nished wilh goods on the most moderate terms. Our Piano Fortes are of the most reliable make and warranted equal to any, if not superior to those sold in any establishment in Virginia. 1UT1 All orders answered immediately. BUTTERS & SIMONS, Feb. 14, 1855. No. 157 Main St.


ocr: N E L S“oT~&"bTY L 0 rT Opposite Virginia Hotel. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. WE are now in receipt of a general and well selected stock of Spring and Summer Dry Goods, which will compare with any in the mar ket in variety, style and price. Ladies’ IJress UOOUS.—r lain i yroieaue, cwu» Colored Shallies.'Plaid ditto., Embroidered Ga aombrics, Plain and Striped Beregos, French Ba tiste Ginghams, Silk Tissues, Brilliantes, French Jaconets, &c. Also a handsome assortment of Embroideries,. Hosieries, Gloves, Ribbands, White Goods of great variety, and Trimmings of all descriptions. Gentlemen's Wear.—Cloths, Cassiineres, Tweeds, Black and Fancy Silk Vesting**, Mar seilles Vestings, Plain and Fancy Linen Drill ings, and various other goods too numerous to mention. All of which have been purchased under tho most favorable circumstances, and we are disposed to sell on accommodating terms. Give us a call before purchasing. NELSON &. BAYLOR. Staunton, April 11, 1855.—R., V. and A.


ocr: WM. CHAPMAN, n r. \nr VTE of the Baltimore College of Denial Sur vl irerv having returned to Augusta, resumes the Prac Vof&pn*4», "‘i- V?," *' . <;i’u!ifi.-ation« are respectfully relcrr. d to tli. faculty Pp , Office address. <‘line’s Mill or Mt. Isidncj . March S, liil.--(chd *<p. *'<■) > J


ocr: TRADE, IS38. BOOKS AND STATIONEKL PiLNCY GOODS, PIANO FORTES, MUSIC, &C., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL EV BUTTERS Sc SIMONS, !Vo. 157 -Hain Street, Hichmoml, Xearh/opposite the Exchange Bank.) C'lOHNTftY Merchants and others will be fur J nished with goodson the tnost moderate terms. Our Piano Fortes are of the most reliable make I anu warranted equal to any. if not superior to those sold in any establishment in Virginia. &&r All orders answered immediately. Bi l l ERS a SIMONS. •V. 11 ! 335. No. 157 Main St.


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ocr: i A CABB. THE undersigned most respectfully informs the 1,allies of Staunton that she has received the Tall Fashions, and still continues the Dress Ma king, at the residence of Mr. Win. A. Eerrin, where she will lie pleased to see her triend* and t customers. MRS. MARY V\ OOD. • Staunton, Oct. 17, 1S35.—It


ocr: VX. H. W ATTS. K. C. It 1C Hi It PS. WATTS & SU£25A3l»S, WHOI.KSW.K \NI) KKT.UL IIKU.KI’.S IN JPOREIGM ix DOMESTIC HARDWARE, STAUNTON, VIRGINIA. Jan. 17, 1855.


ocr: GEORGE OVYLOR. WM S. M. BAYLOR. LAW PARTNERSHIP. BAYLOR & BAYLOR, ATTORN1ES AT LAW, Staunt >n, Va., will practise their profession in all the Courts holden iu Staunton, and in the Circuit and Quarterly Courts of the Counties of Albemarle, Rockbridge and Itockingham. Their at-. tendance at other Courts will be so arranged that one of the firm may always be found at their office in Stauu to.o, opposite tiie Couuty Clerk’s Office, on Augusta Street.


ocr: \V M. GHATMAN, T'RADl’A 1 R ot the Itultimore College ot Dental Sur NJ gerjr, having returned to Augusta, resumes the prac- <se of his profession. Persons wishing information as to is qualifications are respectfully referred to the Faculty. Post Office address, Cline’s Mill or Alt. Siduey. March 3, 1351.—(did Sep. 27.)


ocr: (j. M. GOCHRAN;JR.r ATTORNEY AI L YU, Staunton, Y a., will practise in all the Courts holden iu Augusta, and iu the Su merior Courts of Rockingham and Highland. Office in «he rear of the Court-house, formerly occupied by Messrs Michie & Robertson. Staunton, Sept. 23, 1353.


ocr: DiUuill >V LLL iV IRU'li, Staple Dry G33ds & Grooory Morcliants, NEAR THE AMERICAN HOTEL August* Street. STAC7*VTOI^, VA Nor. 20. 1S54.—\y-


ocr: THE CENTRAL SA7INA3 BANK. INTEREST will be paid on deposites at the rate of 5 per cent, per atinuiu, on all *u;us rson linin' on tie- posite one in >ath or loa/er, traction* of a month not to be emitted in reckoning interest Deposit*'* will be paid upon In Juts notice. Discount day, Saturday Notes lor discount or renewal must b‘.% handed lo the Treasurer on Friday evening, or they will not be con sidered by the Hoard ot Directors. ^ ©tlico at the Store of J. BramleW^r * ‘ " H M- HEEL. Pre* *• Tice Prcs’t.


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ocr: ' 1 r Valuable Town Lots For Sale^ POR a beautiful residence in one of the most desirabU L neighborhoods in the town of Staunton, baring all he social advantages of the town, and.at the same tirno lie sweet seclusion of the country, these lots afford a are opportunity. For tutor.nation, relating to their location or char** L‘i, And tj [ii!rc.iu,ii>l ajijily to tin* mul entitled. ,, , BREEZE JOHNSON. July Its, 13ao.—tf.


ocr: t , | t CTOs**;*. PROM niy farm, near Greenville, on L Saturday night last, the I t ia-i A 1AY JiUllSE, with black n.a.ie, tail ad leg-, ami was four years old last ' priug. Heist derably tail, round bodied, eavv mane, a little rough, tail rather light, uo white ecollectcd except two small spots near the flank, 1 lunk on the right side. A liberal reward will bo iven for hi' recovery. 1355.


ocr: : 1 * , * ' 1 |' Wanted. PROM ^ to 10,()•)■) acres in Land Warrant. for tvhich L lair prices will be paid. The undersigned will bo Miie Court* of lLj*hlu.ul and Bath andean be conform* villi there, a> well a.- at his oificc in Stauntou. H* xpects in a few weeks to tak-> a trip to Ohio ard icrhaps tevera other qT fit. Western .States and wifi vhilst gone, attend to business for those who our rish to otujfloy him. UEl/BEN 1). Hli-f^. August ‘JOth, 1366,


ocr: TAHIr GD0D3. 1WCIIAI1DS0N & CO., IMPOSTERS AM) WHOLESALE DEALERS IK D IS V Ci O O 5> S , 03 MAIN STREET, ££ 1 C LI M O N I> . lire are now receiving of our own importation and


ocr: _ W M. CHAPMAN. " P un-ATE j! the Baltimore College ol Dental Sur Jl -e-v, Itav.ag returned to Atgu«*«, resume* the pruo ,e of h'ii ffrufe-aiou. Person* ,v. h ig information as to • qualification* arc respectfulIv r» fc red to the* Faculty, Po*t Office addiwta. Clime's MiBwr Mt, (itd*rv. JHWti f t**<. tN.) j


ocr: AUGUST A SAVINGS’ HANK | t 11E A initial \|pettngof the .Mock holders of l lip * Augusta Savings’ bank will he IipM at tin* |>ooks’ore of the Treasurer. K Cowan, mi Thurs day. liie 4th inst.. at I I o’clock. vSiiunton, Jan. 4, 1855.—It.


ocr: EXECUTORS5 NOTICE |M1E creditors of the estate of .Mrs. Frances * Steele. deed.. tire requested to present I In*;r claims duly authenticated l.*r settlement, and the debtors will please mtke paynient without delay. ANDREW A STEELE, f » , JOHN T. ARNALL, f '^CC Dec* 28* 1851.—ots.


ocr: BY J. A. <fc l<* WADDELLj Jr. t e it n s. ty The "SPECTATOR” i* published once a week, M 'i'#o Politics a year, if paid in advance, or Two Dol lar, and Fifty Cents if delayed beyond the expiration oj the year. Mo subscription will be discontinued bat ut the option of the Elitors,'until all arrearages are paid. try All cu n nunications to the Elitors by mail must be post-paid, or they will not be attended to* ADVERTISE >f EM VS of thirteen lines (or less,) inserted three times for one dollar, and twenty-five cents for each subseq tent contina nice. Larger advertisements inserted in the same proportion. A discount in id: to those who advertise by the yt*r.


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ocr: i JAMES C. MA11QLIS II \Sjust received fr-mt the North a mosi splcn *■ did supply of Italian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing tutu Tombs. Monuments. Head and Foot Stones. Table and Korean Tops. Also, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with Lambs carved to lay ori the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand, lie Hatters himself to do as good work a>* any in Vir ginia. and certainly the best that can he done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which thev know nothing about. He hopes from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended t<» him fir the Iasi four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17, 1854. Every Day tiring* ttonirthtiiy, New. WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL TOttAOt'O STOUR. n. XV. C. BLANKER, 1 door West ot E Id- Cushing & Co., I | AS just opened with a t/tUiulid «/«$&,cotnpri * ■ sing every article in the Tobacco line.am.itigst which will he found the KINKST Qualities of Cigar* and Cficivia£ Tobacco, which he will s* ll w holesale or retail, as cheap as can be bought any where civ* in this section of the cr»»i!ntry. CIGARS of various qftalities and prices, will be sold by the box bunch or less numbers if desir ed. The following list is a portion of the differ ent Brands; TOBACCO. CIGARS. Kldurado, Ri.. Hondo, FsmeraIJa, The Fixed Star. Holiand, F! Program*, Covington, La Veguera, Dougins, La Naclnoal, Howard, Kl Gallo, Wingfield, Laempliresa, Lee. Kd Neptuno. Fig Leaf, L* Protection, Chunk, Principe. Yellow Bank, Jenny Lind, Fine Cut, Pantilao, Miuervas. Imported flahuua. eel., ect.. ect . togctlier with line lot of Spotted Spanish and Half Spanish Scotch, (Injlpt- anti Muckulioy Snnlt'v, Pipes. Fancy and Common do., Smoking t obacco in papers or by the pound, Cigar Cases Shoe