ocr: Prospect5 fpiIE GLOOM WHICH PREVAILED I over our heretofore prosperous State, in consequence of the failure of the crops, and the prevalence of the pestilence which many a sad heart by ita blighting influence, to all appearan ces has passed away with unexampled severe winter, Lnd every heart beats high the prospect of Better Times. forgetting the past, and anticipating a prosper ous future. Tbe crops now look unusually prom ising, aud no doubt in three months the hus bandman will once more be permitted te harvest an abundant crop. In view of this prospect we nave been to the eastern Citiee and selected one of the finest Stock of Goods! ever offered to the Patrons of oar Market! And having the misfortnne of being burnt out one year ago, aud thereby compelled to rebuild, no pains nor expense have been spared to erect one FINEST BUSINESS BUILDINGS in the State, which ia now filled from cellar to garret with JTEJrGOOnS! Open for examination, and all are invited to call. Our pricea ahall be unequalled in cheap ness, as we are DETERS TOSELL. IOW. and make this establishment the great EMPORIUM OF THE WEST for cheap goods. Here you will fiud Goods of every variety. FOR THE LADES; We have piles of Dress Silks ol superior quali ty, and some sixty different styles. Also, Bareges, Barege Delaines, Poplins, Lawns and Ginghams, Of every style and variety, at pricea with the tariff off. 1 009 Pieces Calicoes, every yard war ranted fast colors, the most beautiful styles at 61 cents. Woolen Goods, Cottonades, Shirt ings, and Sheetings. Rcady-Jlladc Clothing. Hats aad Cape, and Piles of Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings? - Groceries, Hard rare, Oils & Paints, IiOokinaT-Glasses, ranvinffrom 6 eta. to $40. Also, a splendid assortment of Carpet ing, Rngs, Ac , to which we call the attention of those wishing to furnish their houses. In short we will keep A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT! and will sell at bottom prices. Wa would also call the attention of Grocery Keepers AXD COUXTBY aiEKCIIAiVTS to onr stock, as we can save them 23 per cent, on Cleveland pricea. No pains will be spared to keep np a tip-top CASH MARKET for all kinda of produce; '.bee bring it aloag, yonr money is ready: .Experienced Clerks al waya reaav and willing to wait on customers. D. BETTS So CO, Fremont, May 25, 1855 Wholesale and Retail:


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ocr: Roberts & Sheldon! TIN, IIARD-WAKE, J. Hi? BfB AGRICILTIRAL IMPLEMENTS, AT WHO Lf.SALE and KETAIL! OBFPTS k R1IEI.DON. haTe added a stock of HATJ V WAKE, to theiriarge atock of Stoves and Agricultural Tools, shall he receiving additions from Unto to time, ill will be Sl 1 Very dp- p! the old stand of PEASE t ROBERTS.

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ocr: Pcrrysburcr, Ulaumcc & Toledo. JLhe racket bloop tSiceepery McCoixky, master, will ply between tl; above ports the ensuing 'season. Tor freight apply on board, or to a. r. HOLLiSTER Bi to., ferrysturg-. mh 31tf HotLisTBR & Colton, Toledo.

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ocr: War with Russia. Vm.: DBYFCOS & CO. rTAVE the pleasure of announcing tothe cit- XX izens ol Old Sandusky, that they have on hand at their well known establishment, the Eagle Clothing Store,


ocr: Hardware. Iron, Wails, C3- 3Tj E2 ffS OIL k STOVES. At Canfiald & Brother's, ,72:iiiHHUt!i Store, No. 2, Belts' Block. CITIZENS OF FREMONT, Sandusky, Seneca and Wood Counties,' WK are now fairly established iu oar Naw Store, where we are selling Goods our line at WONDERFUL LOW FIGUR.ES. , Come and soe for yourselves, And we will satisfv vuii that we can and - WHOt.ESAhE -'HARDWARE,.' IRON; NATIS, GLASS, and At C'eveUi.d and Sandusky prices. Thankful for pas. favors, we shall our efforts to pirns- our customers, in and PRICES. S3' Remember the phicr, Sign of the Pad Lock, Xo. 2, Betis" Block. . CASTIELD it BROTHER. Pn 39.1a.v1: Drugs, Medicines, GlasSj


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ocr: 114 THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL. THE FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE Wood County Agricultural Society, Will be held at Portageville, on Wednesday and Thursday, the 10th and 11th of October, 1855. One or more addresses will be delivered. PEMIUM LIST. Premiums on Farms. For the best improved farm, not less than fifty acres, Second best 87 00 5 00 On Cattle of the County. Best bull of any foreign blood, 1 year old, Second best, " " " Best do. " 2 do Second best, " Best do " 3 do Second best, " " " Best bull, native blood, 1 year old, Second best, 2 00 1 50 3 00 2 4 00 00 Best do Second best, " Best do " Second best, " i 3 00 1 00 50 2 00 1 00 3 00 2 00 Awarding Committee, Wm. C. Lathrot, Middleton tp, ' James uokalpsos, Yeston. Wm. Chapman, Montgomery. Working Oxen. Best yoke of oxen 3 years old, Second best, " Best do 4 do Second best, " Best five yoke of oxen from any one township Second best, " " " $3 00 2 00 4 00 3 00 7 00 5 00 Awarding Committee, Edward Hubbard, of Portage, Alexander Brown, "Weston, M. B. Tracy, Plain. Fat Cattle. Best pair of fat oxen, over three years old, oecond best, 82 00 I Best fat cow, 1 00 I Second best, Best single fat ox, Second best, do 81 00 2 00 82 00 1 00 Dr. L. Cass, Liberty, Awarding Committee, Elam Henry, Montgomery, John r ay, l'errysourg. Best milch cow, $2 00 Second best, ditto, 81 00 Awarding Committee, Edwin Tuller, Washington, Mahlon Meeker, Plain, Joseph Sargent, Center. Best cow over three years old, foreign blood, Second best, " " " Best cow and calf, " " Second best, " " " Best cow, native blood, over three 3ears old, Second best, " " Best cow and calf, " " " Second best, " 83 00 00 00 00 00 50 00 00 Awarding Committee, John McMahan, of Liberty, David "Whitney, Middleton, George Loomis, Webster. Horses. Best stallion, 1 year old, $1 00 Best do 2 years old, 3 00 Second best do. 2 00 Best stallion 3 yrs old, 8-i 00 Second best, do. Best do. 4 years old. 3 00 6 00 Awarding Committee, David Housely ot Plain, Alexander Brown, Weston, II. L. Wood, Troy. Brood Mares &c. mare Second best do. Best gelding or mare for saddle purposes, Second best do do Best gelding or mare for carriage, Second best do do 2 00 2 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 Awarding Committee, Austin Rodgers, Fortage, J. It. Tract, Plain. Henry Powers, Webster. Matched and Draught Horses. Best pair of matched horses, 3 years old, Second best, do " Best do. do 4 do Second best, do " Best pair of draught horses, Second best do 83 00 2 00 5 00 3 00 4 00 2 00 Awarding Committee, Willard V. Way, of Perrysburg, Elliot Warner, Washington, Edwin Gorton, Bloom. Farming Implements. Best plow of any kind for general purposes, Best subsoil plow, Best narrow, Best cultivator, SI 00 50 I Best fannine mill, 50 50 I Best two-horse wagon, 2 00 50 Second best, 1 00 Awarding Committee, Peter Kxopenetein, Center, Theron Pike, " JonN A. KLLLEY.Ffrrvf-burg. Sheep. Best or saxon buck, Second best, Best two ewes, of any blood, Awarding Committee, .fonN Sargent, of John Robertson, Thomas (Joint ill, Swine. Best boar, 82 Second best, 1 00 I Best sow and 00 I Second Awarding Committee, John Drnr.s, Addison Fat, Flair,-John Johnson, Domestic Manufactures, &c. Best pr. Best cotton Best sample Best pair wool blankets, 81 00 Best ten yards carpet, 1 00 Best fancy bed quilt, 1 00 Best ten yards of domestic flannel, Awarding Committee, Torias Rukksill, Mrs. N. Moony., Mrs. E. Elliott. Grain—OPEN TO ALL. Best sample of wheat, not lesa than half a Second best, " Best parcel of corn, Second best, Best sample of rye, half bushel or more, Second best, Awarding Committee, John Russell, of Nathan Moore, Samuel Chii.cote, Poultry. Best variety of poultry, Awarding Committee, A. Bashett, of John Scouton, John Dewit, Butter, Cheese and Honey. Best Earn pie of butter, 81 00 Best sample Best sample of honey, 81 00 Awarding Committee, Mrs. E. D. Peck, Mrs. G. Powkr.1, Mrs. Lee Moore. Ornamental Needlework. Best display of needlework, 1 00 I Best worked Best fancy do 50 Best silk Other articles of decided merit, not will receive proportionate premiums. Awarding Committee, Mrs. L. C. Lock, Mrs. Addison Fay, Mrs. T. Kcdesill. Flowers. Best display of flowers, Awarding Committee, Miss Ruth Fay, of " Sarah " Charlotte Fruit. Best fall apples, Second best. Best display or variety of app isest pairs, uu Second best, 25 Best collection of grapes, 50 liest display ot 81 00 I Best winter ou oeconcl es, Best quinces, Second Best variety lruit, m Awarding Committee, Geo. Powers, of Dr. Carman, Nathan Moore, Garden Vegetables. 50 50 25 9!i Best onions, Best potatoes, Best Lima Best winter Best lot of cabbage, Best lot of turnips, Best carrots, Best beets, 'So Best variety of vegetables, 81 Awarding Committee, Geo. Williams, Geo. Mercer, A. P. Donaldson, Discretionary Committee, T. McISAAC, of Middleton, L. C. LOCK, of Center, DANIEL NEWTON, Flain. The following gentlemen were appointed act as a Committee to obtain members, and such information as they may deem Perrj9burg, Willard V. Way, Center, A. S. Jefferson Middleton, David Whitney, Washington.MARTiN Warner, John Bamber. Weston, G. E. Guyer, David Donaldson. Milton, Alvin Clark. Jackson, J. B. Dunn, John Dubbs. Henry. W. W. Wiley, Bloom, John Russell, Edwin Gorton. I ibertv, John Groves, W. C. Lathkop. Portage, Webster, Montgomery, T. Troy, II. Lake, Perry, J. Freedom, Plain,


ocr: TAX. JOHN LULL. SOMETHING NEW AND VALUABLE. The most powerful King on tho face of the globe now 'ins supreme in the American Republic. The power of the crowned heads of Kurope rink into insignificance when compared to our American King. Liiropiun kinifs employ tho power vested in thorn to increase the riches of the rich and lordly, and to rediwe to greater misery and degradation, tho poor and depend ent. Uur American Klii(i goes forth with equal willing ness to the lordly mansion and the humble cabin, ready alike to administer relief, and to offer health and happi ness to the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor. DIt. JOHN BULL'S GREAT AMERICAN KINO- Is the Tenth Won.jeh op the. World,, and the greatest blet-sins ever offered to afflicted humanity; to the suf fering millions, the Doctor can say, relief is at your com mand. You have only to use this magical remedy. Ail those who Btill suffer, aud will not accept the proferred Lalin. deserve not the pity of their families, This wonderful medicine, during tho brief period since its introduction, has carried happiness to the hearts of thousands, and made life a charm to many who hereto fore regarded it only as a painful and miserable exist ence. To the winds with all Liuimerjts, Embrocations, Pain Killers, and l'a'n Extractors, and let millions of glad tongues proclaim the merits of the great " American Kiug of l'ain," a preparation composed solely of vege tables and roots, produced by America's own rich and bounteous soil. We would ask the Lames, who are always competent judges of w hat is and what is not a valuable family med icine, to do us a special favor by giving tho King of I'aln a Kindle trial, and if satisfactory, exert their influence in its In-half, reroinincud it, speak well and often of it, and see that it is used by their afflicted neighbors. The Ladies are always charitable, and when they induce their iuOerin friends to use this really valuable muuicine, thoy will be doing an act of benevolence that they can well be proud of. This is a powerful and truly-nxigical remedy for all external diseases, sores, swellings, burns, iic, arid for many internal afflictions, it is a certa.u cure, yet it is perfectly harmless, and incapahlo of producing the least injurious effects in tho most delicate canes or the weakest constitution. It is entirely useless to follow the old and worn-nvit system of publishing to the public thousands of certifi cates of wonders performed by this medicine. It cost but twvuty-nve cents te try it, and Dr. bull stakes his well-earned reputation on the Kiug f l'aiu doing a), and more than he claims foi it. We would ask havo you tho Rheumatism or tlout ; these are not pleasant companions, and we know that you would like to drive thuwaway as coon as possible, then use "BCLL'S KING OF VAIN." Would you be cured almOFt iinmf-diatuly of Bwel Complaint, Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Cholera Mor bus, Cramp CLolio, Head Ache, Tooth or any other ach or pain, the remedy is simple and the cure certain, USE TUK GltLAT KING OF l'Al.W Would you have your Sores. Swellings, Cuts, Hui-ns, Scalds, Bruises, or any ether wounds healed, we repeat It, uae the MAGICAL KIKG OF TAIN. Would you be cured of ScalJ Head, St:iT Joints, St Throat, Neuralgia, fc'oro Ureast. Lumbago. Tetter .r l'iug Worm, Salt lllieum, bitj'sof Pol.tnuous luseet.s, Chapped .Linda, ami all other Sore, either Dry or I'.unni:, we say again and again, rota h-Kutuv is Dr. John bull' " KING OF PAIN." Would you be cured of I.linf Evil, Cancer, Tumors, Krupticns, or anv diaease of the Skin caused by impure blood, then use Jr. John l!uU"s RarsaparllU internally, and the Kic of l'aiu externally, uothiuiT can te more certain than a snccd." and effectual sure. The abrve popuh'r medicine iti.st received am' ft r sale by Pi: CK & HA M 1 LTO N . Pi rivt-lmig. Aud bv Dr. II. i. ' murr. !:u;mcc Cii;. . I


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ocr: Hardware.. j Iron, Nails, 1 OIL& STOVES. At Canfield & Brother's, Hammoth Store, No. 2, Betts' Block. .- . CITIZENS OF FREMONT,. ' Sanduskj, Seneca and Wood WE are now fairly established in onr Store, where we are selling Goods our line at ' WONDERFUL LOW FIGURES. , Come and see for yourselves, And we will satisfy you that we can and WHOLESALE . , HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, GLASS, and At Cleveland and Saudusky prices. Thankful for past favors, we shall our efforts to please our customers, in and PRICES. 07 Rememberthe place, Sign of the Pad Lock, No. 2, Betts' Block. ' :. ' '..' ' CANFIELD t BROTHER. Deo. 29, 1854. i '


ocr: rpHE GLOOM WHICH PREVAILED JL over our heretofore prosperous State, in consequence of the failure of the crops, and the prevalenceof the pestilence which many a sad heart by Its blighting influence, to all appearan ces has passed awav with unexampled severe winter, and every heart beats high the prospect of Better Times, forgetting the past, and anticipating a prosper ous future. The crops now look unusually prom ising, and no doubt in three months the hus bandman will once more be permitted to harvest an abundant crop, in view ofthis prospect we have been lo the Eastern Cities and selected one of the finest Stock of Goods! ever offered to the Patrons of onr Market! And having the misfortune of being burnt out one year ego, and thereby compelled to rebuild, no pains nor expense have been spared to erect one of the FINEST BUSINESS BUILDINGS in the State, which is now filled from cellar to garret with JVEir GOODS! Open for examination, and all are invited to call. Our prices shall be unequalled in cheap ness, as we are DETERMINED TOSEIili IiOW, and make this establishment the great EMPORIUM OF THE WEST for cheap goods. Here you will find Goods of every variety. FOR THE LADIES;; We have piles of Dress Silks of superior quali ty, and some sixty different styles. Also, Bareges, Barege Delaines, Poplins, Lawns and Gingliams, Of every Btyle and variety, at prices with tbe tariff off. 1 000 Pieces Calicoes, every yard war ranted fast colors, the most beautiful styles at 6i cents. Woolen Goods, Cottonades, Shirt ings, and Sheetings. Rcady-Jffadc Clothing. Hats and Caps, and Piles of Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings? Groceries, Hardware, Oils & Paints. IiOOkin jf-GIassos, ranging from 6j eta. to J 411. Also, a splendid assortment of Carpet ing, Rugs, &c , to which we call the attention of those wishing to furnish their houses. In short we will keop A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT! and will sell at bottom prices. We would f.lso call the attention of Grocery Keepers AND COITSTTRY MERCHANTS to our stock, as we can save them 20 per cent. on Cleveland prices. No pains will be spared to keep up a tip-top CASH MARKET for all kinds of produce; then bring it aloug, your money is ready! uperienced Clerks at ways ready and willing to wait on customers. I. BETTS &. CO, Fremont, May 25, 1855. Wholesale and Retail: Till HARDWARE STORE! CAN FIELD & PROTHER, No. 2., Belts' Block, Fremont, Ohio, desire to call the attention of the people of Sandusky and sur rounding counties to the LARGE AND WELL SELECTED stock of Hardware, sow being opened at store lor the SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE. We intend to giro those who may faror wiiu a can, by offering them Iron, ALL lOUND, FOR WAGONS, at $1,25, and we also keep a large of the very Best Quality of Nails, at $4,75. To those who are in want of good and substantial House Trimmings Nails, Glass; Oils, Paints, we say, come along to the Mammoth HARDWARE STORE, for we have pledged ourselves to sell a little less than our neighbors of Tiffin and Sandusky. We have the Largest and tlie stock of Carpenter's Blacksmith's and MECHANIC'S TOOLS ever offered in this market.' With our verity of Stoves and Tin-ware, which will be sold cheaper than by any establishment in the place. We also keep constantly on hand and for sale all descriptions of Farming Implements! Every thing, from a Bush-Hook to a Grain Reaper. O Don't mistake the place. Sign of Pad Lock. CAN FIELD Sc. BRO. No. 3, Belts' Block. Fremont, May 24th. 18tf ills New Goods, THE subscriber has received and is now re ceiving, in addition to his old stock A and Extensive Stock of


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ocr: I I j . 1 I lcrrysljrfr, Mnwmcc & Toledo. The; Packet bloop bivceptr, McColley, master, will ply between tie above' ports the ensuii g reason, ... Jf freight apply on boaid, or to ti , JJ. 1 HoLJ.isTKK.fii i.o., icrrysiwg. Hill 31 tf ItOLHSTKIt & Colton, Toledo, i MS V f iiKSiimuxtuii" PECTORAL, .1 5' M For ilc rnpifl Cure of ROUGHS. (Ohm. HOARSENESS, BR0NCIHTIS.WH00PIXG-C0UGII," CROUP. ASTHMA, AND -


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ocr: New Goods! G. H. HAYNES, Is now receiving his Mammoth Stock of FALL AUD WINTER GOODS: CONSISTING OF Goods. Groceries, Hats- Caps, BOOTS and SHOES, CLOTHING, HARD WARE, CROCKERY, NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, LEATHER, of which MUST be sold at Bargains heretofore unheard of, Produce of all kinds, or Cash! HAYNE'S EMPORIUM, No. 1, Buckland's September, 7lh, 1S55. 33tf New Goods! Block, Fremont, Ohio. ,


ocr: NEW GROCERY, BAKERY AND Provision (On the Corner, Sebring's Old Stand.) Opposite D. Belts & Co. THE undersigned is once more in full with the Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock of Groceries, In the town. Every thing sold at this house, is Warranted to give perfect satisfaction, and will be delivered FREE of CHARGE, anv where within the corporation. My Stock con sists in part of White Wheat Flour Warranted in or by the barrel, Rio and Java Coffee, Green and black Teas, White and brown sugars. Syrups and Mjlae.es, Cut and plug tobacco. Sperm, stenrine aud tallow candles, ; Cocoa and Chockolate - -. ' Pepper and spice, - ' Baking Powders and saleratui, Blacking and Brushes, Powder and shot, Lead and precussion caps. Bar, toilet and shaving soaps, Mustard end catsup, Figs aud raisins, Cigars and mutches, .... Crackers and cheese, Wash tubs and boards, Jugs and crocks, Lemon syrup and peppei sauca Cords and ropes. Sardines and pickles Wines and liquors by the bbl. or gallon, Cod fish and mackerel, Sugar boxes, salt, vinegar, lemons, and in fact, every thing usually kept in a Grocery Establishment. Aud iu addition to the above, 1 have a . BAKE HOUSE, And the services of one of the best Bakers in the country, and I intend to keep constantly on hand BREAD, PIES, CAKE3, and CRACKERS, and invite all families and shop-keepers to give me a rail before purchasing elsewhere. All articles for sale at Wholesale or Retail. P. CLOSE. Fremont, Sept. 7, 1855. 33tf


ocr: RobertsISheldon Vi.-. i W' .! JCl Stoves, Tin, Hardware, iw no AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL. OBERTS & SHELDON, have added a stock of Hardware, to their large stock of Stoves and Agricultural Tools, and shall be receiving additions from time to time, all of which will be Sold Very Clieap. at the old aland of PEASE & ROBERTS. QTRAW CUTTERS. The very best, for ll I- L T c : POTASH KETTLES, Coolers, Ley pails, and Dippers always on hand at the Stove and Hardware Store of Roberts fc Sheldon. PUMPS .Downs St Co's Revolving Spout, Well, Cistern and Forcing Tumps, for sain hy Robert! & Sheldon. r EAD PIPE, all sizes, at I J Kobkkts Sr. SnELDOW. )EDLAR3 supplied with plain, jappao . ed and atamned Tin Ware and Yankee Notions at the loweKt Wholesale prices at Roberts fe Sheldon's. ROBERTS &. SHELDON, Agents for 61 the rale of Fjirbank's Patent Platform and Counter Scales. flpplc Fearers! PATENT APPLE PEARER3. The B latest improvement, on tne i ankee Ap pie Pearer, can be had only of KOBESTS it SHKLDOK.


ocr: Something New, IN FREMONT I I I Nat Ha y n e WOULD respectfully inform his aud acquaiutauces that he has opened No. 4, UucklantVs Ii.ock, a .FLOUR AND STORE! And is now receiving a large assortment of kinds of Leather, such as Sole and Upper Leather, Harness and Bridle Leather, Kip and Calf Skins, And all kinds of FINDINGS, LININGS, and BINDINGS. To be sold at Small Profits, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. Let Shoemakers Saddlers and all who Leather, give me a call before purchasing. The best brands of Flour, Always on hand, by the suck or barrel at ler a prices, Warranted good. Also, all Rind nl WOODEN-WARE, Such aa Tubs, Pails, Brooms, Bowls, Flour PhHs, Wash Beards, Mop Sticks, Rolling Pins, Batter Stamps Sieves, Churns, fe ror sale at menufaclurer'a prices. Also a large assoatment of Stone-ware, alwavs on hnnd. S3T CASH paid for Hides, Furs, itc NAT H AYNES. Fremont, Sept. 7. 1855. 33tf New Books. New Books. S. Bi'cklakd, Si Co., are in receipt the following new and interesting Books: Abbott's Napoleon, The Watchman, Escaped Nun, Star Papers, Tempest and Sunshide, May Flower, This, That and tbe Other, Wolfert Roost, Sam. Houston, Sons of the Sires, Stanhope Burleigh, Slave of the Lamp, Mrs. Partington, English Orphans, The Old Inn, Sol Northrup, Hatchie, Fashion and Famine, The Missing Bride, Their Initials, Wykoff's Courtship, Sam Slirk. Ellen Norbury, Prime's Travels in the East, Doesticks, Mv Confession, The Winkles, Country Magins, Black Diamonds, City and Couulry Life, New Hope or the Rescue, Old Farm House, Our World, AnntPhilis' Cabin, The Wife's Victory, the vnriousnew standard publications of received as soon as published and sold s prices. on


ocr: New Goods, THE subscriber has receired and ia now re ceiring, in addition to his old stock A Large and Extensive Stock of JVcic Goods! consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready-made Clotbing, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, . Hats and Caps, Glass-ware, -Iron and Nails, Vooden-ware,&c, All of which he will sell Cheap for Cash, Corn, Oats, Rye, Butter, Lard, Hides, Bees wax, 6heep Pells, &c, Ac. J. S. OLMSTED. Fieinont, Oct. 30, 1954. 41tf


ocr: First Arrival, Of Spring Clothing! M.DRYFOOS & CO, . Froprielors of the - EAGLE CL0TK.N3 ST0 . HA VE JUST BEEN RECEIVING A LARGE and beautiful assortment of new J Fashionable CLOTHING, consisting of Gentlemen's CU.V1 8 of all kindsaad qualities. from 1 we to twenty Dollars, cot aft, r the Spring Fashions and warranted made in tbe best manner. PANTS, of all kinds. Plain, Fancy, Strip ed, cnecaed and Black Cassimer; Jean, aatin et, St c , &. VESTS, CRAVATS, TIES, COLLARS, Handkerchiefs, Socks, Gloves, 8usp,nders, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Ae. It can not be expected we will enomerate every arti cle we have for sale, therefore we invite all to coma and see for themselves, and faith will be converted to knowledge. We are selling more clothing than ever, and At Greatly Reduced Prices, and we will be happy to see all our old friends and customers and as many others who with to purchase any thing in our liue. . It it acknowledged by every one that the Clothing bought at this Store, is Better Cnt, Better Made, and of Later Fash ions than can be fouad at any other establish ment in Fremont. From thia day henceforth, Great Bargains can oe nad at the EAGLE CLOTHING STORE. M. DRYFOOS & CO. Fremont, April (5, 1)55. Carter's Spanish Vixture. The Great Purifier of the Blood. Not a Particle of Mercury in it. r Let the Afflicted Read aad Fonder.' a infallible remedy for scrofula, king's evil, mi...,. . -.


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ocr: ADOLPHU RICHARD MKNI.'ISIËU CUAHPBWTiKIt» Offre ses service« à «es amis et au public. Une longue experience dans ces métiers et et ses rapports avec les ouvriers les plus habi les de ces eontrée* le mettent à même d'en treprendre à d'avantageuses conditions le» ou vraees les plu« diöicile« qu'en pourra lui pro po*er. A y DRE SOEOàZAAV, j COl^itftTOR A AgfNT


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ocr: JOHN H. ILLS LEV. NOTICE. — AU professional business eu. trusted to the undersigned will receive their diligent attention. They will atteno regu larly the sessions of the courts of the 4tb and 5th Judicial District l'oBuldsouville, 23id inarch 1852. JOHN II. ILLS LEY


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ocr: EDMUND P. DWIGHfi ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT law. NAPOLEONVILLE. Parish of Jlssumpiion La. Will prarf ice in the parishes of Assumption, Lafourche, Terrebonne & St Mary.


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ocr: PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT. JVo. 17, Mississippi street, dona i/d?on ville. John Bull's Sand's and Townsend'fSarsa paiilla, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs, colds, etc, Liverwort; and tar and canchala gna, fur consumption, balsalm of wild cherry fordeseases of the lungs, Compound syrup of Naptha, for asthma and colds. Oxygenated bitters, for dyspepsia, phthi sic, etc, India cholagogue, for fever and ague,etc, .Electrical febrifuge or Speed's fever tonic; Radway's ready releif, Indian vegetable elixir, for rheumatisms and gout. Winer's Canadian vermifuge, Longloy's great western panacea, for liver complaints, Venetian .Liniment for pains of all kinds Mexican mustang liniment for fresh and old wounds, Butler's nerve and bone liniment for horses, Sherman's Olosaonian, nil healing balsam, Magical pain extractor, for all kinds of sores, Jew David's or He brew's Plasters. r i LI.S: Graefenberg Vegetable Pills. Moffat's do do Wm. Wright's do do jl/iignetic powder foi'destruction of roa ches, Phosphoric paste, Death on rats. A ls o :—Castor oil, /ipsum salt, sulfate de quinine, de Powerset Weiglitnian «t dr Robiquet. Poudres de seidlitz. Donaldsonville, 15 Juin 1852.


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ocr: EDMUND P. D WIGHT? ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW. 6 NAPOLEONVILLE. Parish oj Assumption La. Will practice in the parishes of Assumptiou, Lafourche, Terrebonne Si St


ocr: i. o. o. r. ASSUMPTION LODGE, No 43. Regular Meetings of ih** Lodge, at Nnpo eonviile,etery S aturday KVX mino, at the muni hour. Officers-. John H. Monpon, N. G. : Thum.» Brmly, V. G.; Edmonï Mau ilüfS.j E. O. Me lançon, T. E iwiond k.\vmy, Scc'y.


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ocr: ADOLPHS RICHARD HftNUlSIEn CHARPENTIER, Offre »es services i ses amis et an public. Une longue expérience dans ces métier« et et se« rapports avec le» ouvriers les plus habb les de ces contrée« le mettent à même d'en treprendre à d'avantageoses condition» Ice ou vrages le» plus difficiles qu'en pourra lai poser. DOJV AJYORE SOLORZANOl COLLECTOR & AGENT


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ocr: Session of the Police Jury of the Pariïh of ^/siumption, held at the Court House on Monday, 15th day of October 1855. Members present : J. B. L. Dugas President, John Dal fères, R, C. Martin, Achille Leblanc, Vincent Landry, Geia>iimc Boudreau and Manuel Martinez. On motion of Mr. Mariin. Resolved that the Sherif of this Parish is hereby authorised to have a shed put up to the rear of the Court House, and


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ocr: i ATENT MEDICINES DEl'OT. oVc. 17. Miss. Sired Donalds or rillt. Always on hand, for sale for " Cash, On " a fresh supply oft he tollowing medici tor «olds, coughs, croup, CoiiFtmiption, s, Asthma, dispepsia, Spitting and the general ailections <»l lbo — .Ayers Cherry Pectoral cherry and Tar—Liverwort and 1 r ~ of Wild cherry — Sherman . s Oio — Indian Vegetable 1 — G rent Western Panacea.— (Hi /Jitters — Jew David, Hebrews laste r. Fur Rheumatism, Tooth ache, pain" in iimbs, Swellings, Ilead Ache, Burns, cuts, Piies & »Si. Venitians Liniment — Mexican Mus Dalley's Magical Tain Extractor-— y Davis Pain Killer, For Fever nvl othei biiiou* diseases. India Cholagogue, Clemen's Indian To Fou WoitKS. The colebiatcd J. Winer'« Canadi K yk w .»Tsa. Dr. Thompson's Celebrated Eye WVtei Puls. W. Wright Indian Vegetable Tills. Moffats. ,, Brandroth's. ,, ,, Morisoa 's No. I and 2. ,, Gruefinberg Vegetable. L, i*..Teneur's Gonorrhoea Spec: fie. Tooth Ache Drops. Dr. John Bull'« and Townsend'* oarse By retail and whole 3a!e at N^^Orleans * Jrynes Hair Tonic. Majie Hair fluid. Roaches and /tat Poison.


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ocr: CHARRON-CARROSSIER, FOR GERON,—ARMES. " FR ANCOIS GENTRY, établi Paincourtville sur la manche du Saint« Vincent près l'église,


ocr: A. TETE fy C. L. 1) LA Ne HA IIP. Bjncftiifeurs commissiotmés par l'état, offrent I ps services de leue fi'ofessinu >i fiais lciir<4 amis et à toits les habitants de cette paroisse. Pour les Cilmlitl'ilis s'atlressef ïi ta U mhoi I de cotn 1 , ou on li s rencontrer« tbii^ne jour non férié dans les butdaux du Ofetiier et «tu lîecorder.


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ocr: ASSEMBLEE DEMOCRATIQUE kt JtlVTI >» KXOW ' JVOTUWG. Jeudi , l e 27 septembre 1855, il y nurn une Assemblée Démocratique et Anti - Know Nothing , à Napoléonville (As • omption ),a laquelle mm. Herron , Mou ton , Roman et Bu « h , et autres orateurs prendrons la parole . Le parti opposé est invité i y assister et leur « orateurs appelés à discuter la question du jour . La discussion commencera i 10 heures matin , SITUATION DES PARTIS «ans t * mori) de la toui'iani.


ocr: TOWN DIRECTORY. DESIRE LEBLANC, AVOCAT A NiPOLEONVILLE. Exerce »a procession dan» le Cinquiè me District Judiciaire, composé des pa roisses Assomption, Lafourche el Torre bonne. Il donnera ton» ie« soin» am uffuircs qu'on Tondra bien lui confier «huit ce district et let avoi<inanl». EDMOND MAURIN. AVOCAT ; A JYAPOLEOJVVILLE. Exerce «a profession dan» le 5ème District Judiciaire,composé des paroisses Assomption, I.»fourche Interne et Ter rebonne. Il donnera tous sei «oins aux affaires qu'on voudra bien lui confier dans ce districL et les avoisinants. ? CYPRIEN A. BARILLEAU, AVOCAT A NAPOLEOJVVILLE, Exerce sa profession dans le 5ème District Judiciaire, composé des paroisses Assomption, Lafourche Interne et Terrebonne. 11 donnera tous ses soins aux affaires qu'on voudra bien lai confier dans ce district et les avoisinants C. L. M A VOR, NOTAIRE PUBLIC. • nifOLBONriLLS, ASSOMPTION. Bureaux: à la Maison deCour. A. GENTILE, AVOCAT A NAPOLEONVILLE. Eierce sa profession dans le 5ème Dis xict Judiciaire, composé des paroisses Ai omption , Lafourche Inlerne et Terrebonne. il donnera tous ses soins aux affaires qu'on voudra bien lui confier dansce district et le avoisinants. 15s,ni* EDMOND MAURIN, A TT 0 RAE Y AT LAW. Practices in the^Fiftli Judicial District —in the parishes of Assumption, Ln fourche Interior and Terrebonne, and will give particular attention to lawsuits hat may be entrusted to him. 7 A. GENTILLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Practices in the Fifih Judicial District— of the parishesjof Assumption, Lafourche Interior and Terrebonne, and will give par ticulanttention to law suits that maybe en trusted to him. s!5,nl I /IFiSS£ FOJLSllf Offre sen services au commerce et au public il se charge de toute sorte de collections entre Donaldsonville et Lockport. — Pour la ponctua lité et la promptitude dans les démarches, on peut prendre des références sur son compte avec tous les officiers de l'Assomption. LE DOCTEUR FELIX FARAUT, Ex-Interne des hôpitaux de Paris; B ? est ré cemment établi dans cette paroisse, dans une des maisons de M. Ferdinand Platten entre l'é glise et le séminaire. Le Doctenr Faraufc offre ses services aux habitants. Si de profondes études et une lon gue pratique sont des titré à une belle clien tèle, le docteur Faraut en comptera bientôt une. Il offre aux habitants de prendre des abon nemeents à l'année et il espere par sa ponc tualité et les soins qu'il donnera aux premiers malades qui lui se'ont ronfiés, mériter bientôt •a part du pationage public E, RABASSE. C. DenÜ8te m de Pari$, Maintenant & Napoléonville. Ayant composé un ODONTALG^ QUE qui guérit radicalement les maut de dents et arrête la carie, a l'honneuc d'en faire part à ses client et d'oifrirses services aux personnes qui peuvent en avoir besoin. Ainsi maintenant: plus d'extraction, plus de souffrances, et préservation cer taine et fncHc. va continuer ses voyagescomme »lisait auparavant. 44. ^ NOUVEAUTES, QUINCAILLE (RIES ET GROCERIE. "Le soussigné a toujours en main et oflre en vente à des prix bien modérés un immense as sortiment de marchandises, tels que : "Calicosfranca», riches; cachemires de toutes couleurs;- soierie unie et à carreaux; barpour broché et noir, robes barètes; moire noire anti que; gros de naples; mouchoirs, cols, cbemiset teset manches brodées; — mousselines de laine, tontes couleurs, merinos, alpaca, bombazine, foulards» chally, draps, linge de table, nappes et s«lâMteieioutgs grandeurs; en un mot tout dLTiX dG B, ' VKhan ' 1/ offre également en vente une grande quan tité d'objets de quincaillerie et de grocerie. On vendra à un rabais con-idérable toutes les marchandises d'hiver; quant aux marchandises d'été dont le stock vient d'être renouvelé, elles seront Tendues à des conditions avantageuses. 3» ADOLPHE LOHET £ C PATENT MEDICINES DEPOT. oN°°. 2.7. Miss. Street Donaldsonville. Always on hand, for sale for "Cash, On ! ly, "alresh supply oithe following medici ! nés: For colds, coughs, croup, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, dispepsia, Spitting blood and the general affections of the Lungs — Ayers Cherry Pectoral — Wild cherry and Tar—Liverwort and I ar — Balsam of Wild cherry — Sherman's Olo soanian. — Indian Vegetable Elixir — Longley's Great Western Panacea—Oxi— genated /fitter* — Jew David, Hebrews P\ aster. For Rheumatism, Tooth ache, pains in the limbs, Swellings, Head Ache, Burns, Sprains, çnts, Piles & &. Venitians Liniment — Mexican Mus tang,,— Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor— Perry Davis Pain Killer. For Fever and other bilious deseases. ^ India Cholagogum, Clemen a Indian I o nio. F or W orms. The celebrated J. Winers Canadi Vermifuge E ye water. Dr. Thompson's Celebrated Eye 'V atei P ills. W. Wright Indian Vegetable Pills. Moffats. ,, Brandreth's. ,, » - Morison's No. 1 and 2. ,, Graefenberg Vegetable. .. L, P. Teneur's Gonorrhoea Specific. Tooth Ache Drops. Dr. John Bull's and Townsend's Sarse parilla. By retail and whole Sale at New Orleans prices. Jaynes Hair Tonic. Majie Hair fluid. Roaches and 1iat Poison. C au at No. 17. MAGASIN DE M. J OS ET II HEBERT. On trouvvera toujours dans cet établisse ment, silué'vis«à-vis l'Eglise Paroissiale de l'Assomption, un assortiment complet des articles compris sous le nom de M archan dises sèciiEs, G roceries, V errerie, P o terie, L igueurs fines, Q uincaillerie, C haussure, en un mot tout ce qui compose un magasin de la campagne bien approvi sionné. M, Hébert rend à des conditions assez modérées pour pouvoir compter sur une plus vaste extension de sa clientèle. 11 vient de renouveler tout son stock et il invite les habitan8 qui demeurent dans ses parages à siter son établissement. ETAT DELA LOUISIANE. P a roi sue A s so mpi in n . Ecroue à la geôle do cette paroisse un ru' gre marron qui se dit se uomin^r Lesime e appartenir au Juge Boker de la paroisse Stc Marie, en cet Etat, Bayou Tcche ; ce nègre à 5 pieds 5 pouces de haut, a un peu de barbe au menton et parle bien le français. Le propriétaire est requis de venir le récla mer et. le retirer en pivant les fais. Napoléonville, Assomption ce 21 AvriHl855. URSIN CA1LLIER, Geôlier. STATE,OF LOUISIANA. Parish of Assumption. Detained in the Jail of this parish a runa way negro who says that, is name is Lésime nd he is theproperty otJudge Baker of ba you Têche in the parish of Sfce- Mary in this State. Said negro is 5 feet 5 inches high has à little bear on his chin and speaks french well. The owner ot said slave is requested to come and claim and take him ont ou paying ale costs and charges. A VENDUE OU A LOUER, A L'AMIABLE. LE Washington Hotel A NAPOLEON VILLES Le soussigné vendra ou louenà l'amiablo cet, tablissement si afn tageusement connu du pnblic, avoc to/e^ ses dépendances. Le terrain où se trouve les principalesbS tisses joint à celui de la Maison de Co t de cette paroisse. Aussi un nègre, une négresse et deu/ che vaux de voiture. Pou plus amples informations, s'a^sser, sur ies lieux à F. X. GAUTIUÊPv. 'Paroisse Assomption le 12 Juillet !&• v IMPORTANT PLANTERS AND PROPERTY O^NFRS ßRIDGr WATER For Wood, Brick, and other. STEAMBOATS, SHIPS ROAD CARLS, DE] AND ALL OUT-DÈOR WÇ ALSO, FOR ALL KINDS OF ÄON-WOR1 ABOVE AND UNDER ^ATER. RICHARD & TEMPLE^AGENTH. DOKAUffiOKVILtt INT ildingt RAIL TS, A LOUE! Un terrain avec des bi soit pour un magasin, soit au Grand Bayou, au Pont Peur plus amples inform? M. T. Fersy. :es convenables un hôtel- situé ère. n, l'adresser à 17s —M 3 PATIffT J\. 17, John Bub Sand's paiilla, colds, et<Liverwort; gua, for «jnsumption, for deseafcs of the ofNapthjfor asthma Oxygdated bitters, sic, etcjndia ague,et<j /Electrical fever toil; Radway's vcgetabielixir, for »Fine» Canadian great wdern Venetiajfiiniolent Mejuin and oldl.'Ounds, linimeutjir horses, all liealp balsam, for all kils of sores, brew's listers. Graefjl Modal v uerg V ■ do Win. fright's do iliagnfc powder ches, Pilphorie A L s i—Castor de quini|,de Uobique Pou dit de seidlitz. Donaionville, 15 COLLEE ST KC.Î5 CBASSIQUE •1 1st Sous la iriuleidance R. AS. cadénï d'examen ft enfin I [ prêt de Cathihi-mc des pfesseurs mentéI Le Col et le coin complète en espagi naires de re Hera étude n anglais, en , dirigé par dites gues d l'Orient, en matiques, tenue des ta^e, l'ast aomie, la etla child La p!ui*ran'le mœurs, ■ro des (lèves, on temps totjessoins ladisciplé militaire, on la biensene, de bonnes tualité. Les élis feront ques exefces /usage dite chambre à Le°Coraese trouve ot il est j»j d'observer à Est Piffeoula, plus puisqu'elles i .e le blissemftsde bains sur A ca/e i il voisinage de la JUbili, de sa ces as^iafbns raniW communautés, à l'inincejde ses cal div'oll%e à Es t tous js avantages des sans purs influences cau.V , frnsiori, uhnois : jiternes, do Extras : „a musiqae, piano, I.e dessin La danse, Aucune induction ne 4s de malitie lier, les plunes, encre irix de faetare. Les elèvis paieront (fourniture (ja lit, et moustiquiires, et serviettes, deux paires reillers, uno grande pointe. Les vacalces bre et, finirait le 14 ne sera faite pour ce Le- bateiux de la laissant la Klle-Orléans à midi, arrifent au soir. Prix de passage teaux laissait la Mobile s'arrêtent aïssi au $3 et $1,50 Les pareiits et tuteurs une bonne éducation à endroit sal ufcre, et prés ectueusement invités à Pftn de a heureuï de leur lège sand frais, Les eléves qui y ux, pourront apprendre val et le manège. ., Les élèves (t être instruits dans leur fois par semaine, par le grégation. Le nombre des nes, est limité à 50. Pour des références, pectus, s'adresser an lège Militaire du Sud 6, " Commercial The Parfeieship ping of the betWeen duriez A under the mme of disolved by common 11« »ext 185». All persoi$ indebted ted to sittle se who is trie Only one Mement ofa| the affairs Napoléonville^ npt P.


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ocr: TICKET' DEMOCRATIQUE. POUR GOUVERNEUR, BOBMHTC- WICKXIFFE . D'Ouest-Féliciaii«. FOUR Lf EUTiîNANT-GOUVE^N EUR, CHIKEsES H, MOUTON, De Laf-yrUe. POUR SECRETAIRE D'ETAT, Â S. HRRUO.Vi D E*t«Bàt< n-Rongc. POUR AUDITEUR DES COMPTES PUB I.ICS, SAMUEL F MARKS, D'Ouest- Féliciana. pnon TUE OtlfER I) ET*T, Cfc. Ei GreneauXi I)e Nat» hitoche#. Pm *V C 'T ORNERAI., T j* Warren Jflotse 9 D'Orléans. Pour Superintendant de l'Education Publique, Samuel Bard. I >e Cari oit.


ocr: PBRDt) OU VOLE Üo cheval américain couleur Morel ne por tant aucun« marque à fee, ayant lea deux pied» de derrière blancs et les épaule» légè rement marquée par le collier, le dit cheval est parti depuis environ douze jour», la pea* »orme qui 10 ramenéra à Napoléonviile sera libéralement récompensée Napoléonviile 36 Mai 1855. CtAiBOftffK Lonrr.


ocr: ADOLPHE RICHARD MüNtMSIKit CllARFfcNTiER, Offre ees services à ses amis et ait public. Une longuü experience dans ces métier« et et ses rapports avec l« 3 ouvriers les j.lus habi les de ces ••.outrées le mettent à même d'en treprepdre a d'avaiitagêuses condition* les ou vrages le» plus difficiles qu'ait pourra lui pro poser. Sa résidence ; A Do*Ai090imi.ut.


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ocr: *-Mi«C* r *r' K ML* VERANDAH CONTI RUE CONTI l.ATKC trs Rt 'ks CUAETRES F.T LEVEE. NLLE-ORLEANS. a l'honneur d'annoncer à ses amis et an public en général qu'elle vient dn faire remettre à neuf et d'arranger, pour la plus grande commodité des peisonnes qui l'ho norent de leur confiance, aeüaabov&iil'^csxraa.aac&zixla (stsmqa Hue Conti 2G entre Chartres et Levée. Outre le grand nombre de chambres et de cabinets qui peimetde recevoir 100 à 125 pensionnaires, on trouvera dans cet hotel de vastes et confortables appar tements pour families La manière dont cet établissement est tenu sous tous les rapporte, les soins don» nés aux voyageurs, et par dessus tout In qualité et "la nouveauté des mets dont lu table est fournie, ntissi bien que Jes soins apportés à leur préparation, lotit espérer à Mme Georges qu'elle aura comme par le passé, le bienveillant patronage des cito yens de la Nlle-Oiléans et de messieurs les habitants en général. Mme Georges profite de cette occasion pour annoncer «pie neo déjeuners sont de 9 heures à P heures et le dîner de y à •1 heures. Les chambres, y compris la pension sont aux prit suivants : $ 1 par jour; — 1 60 et $ 2 par jour, suivant leur im« portance. AVIS.


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Spirit of the age. [volume]

ocr: WANTED IMMEDIATELY I I ! COOD COAT JlAKHnS to w"m highcst r.'kes will bo puid : Fur Sack nnd Uusiness Coat, 2.50 to S3.00 Prets und JrrocK Coats, 23 tf 3,00 to St.OO DEVEY Jfc CO.

place_of_publication: Woodstock, Vt.

publisher: E.A. Kimball


ocr: PERUVIAN GUANO—The undersigned beg leave to inform their friends and custom ers generally that they shall receive this season their usual full supplies of PERUVIAN GUANO from direct importations, which they warrant No. 1 in every respect. Every cargo of Guano received by them isana lized by Dr. R. H. Stabler, an accomplished Chemist, and the quality branded on each bag with bis name. FOWLE & CO. Alexandria, Va., June 7, 1855—tf.

place_of_publication: Port Tobacco, Md.

name: Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser.

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


ocr: HAISLIP &, WEEDEN, MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, Sfc. ( Corner of 9 th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, south side, above the Market House,) WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. WE respectfully call the attention of the public of Charles and the adjoining counties to our large assortment of well made and finely finished Carriages, embracing every stylo and model now approved. We have in our employ a number of superior workmen and are prepared to manufacture at the shortest notice, such vehicles as customers may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or taken in exchange for new ones. Second-hand Carriages can be had on the most reasonable terms We also manufacture and have ready-made all kinds of HARNESS. Thankful for past favors, we would say to those ■who may iavor us with their patronage that we will sell as low as any other manufacturer in the city (if not lower) for cash or approved paper. HAISLIP & WEEDEN. Washington, Sept. 10, 1851—ly. We 300 lbs. of


ocr: i DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESSES. GII. BROWN would inform the citizens of • Port Tobacco and its vicinity that he has filled up his Apparatus at the House of Mr. James i H. Norris, for a short lime, for the purpose oftak ! ing likenesses. Those .vho have not procured j likenesses of themselves or friends will now have ! an opportunity of having them taken in every style i of the art. N. B.—Satisfaction will he given to all who may I call. Prices low. i Nov. 22, 1855—1 f _____ ' i ; ;


ocr: HAISLIP & WEEDEN, MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, S,-c. ( Comer of 9th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, south side, above the Market House,) WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. WE respectfully call the attention of the public of Charles and the adjoining counties to our large assortment of well made and finely finished Carriages, embracing every style and model now approved. We have in our employ a number of superior workmen and are prepared to manufacture at the shortest notice, such vehicles as customers may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or taken in exchange for new ones. Second-hand Carriages can be had on the most reasonable terms- We also manufacture and have ready-made all kinds of HARNESS. Thankful for past favors, wo would say to those who may favor us with their patronage that we will sell as low as any other manufacturer in the city (if not lower) for cash or approved paper. HAISLIP & WEEDEN. Washington, Sept. 10, 1851—ly. OMESTICS & BURLAPSE— No. 1 Patapsco C. Osnabcrgs No. 1,2, 3 Burlapse No. i ‘Old Dominion’and Patapsco heavy Twills Penitentiary Plaid; Domestic Ginghams Striped C. Osnabcrgs; Striped Twills 4-4, 7-8 and 3-4 Brown Cotton Cotton Yarns. For sale by mh 30 WM. BOSWELL. DR. TOBIAS’ Venetian Liniment—the cheap est and best Liniment for Chronic Rheuma tism, Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Sores, Swellings, Mos quito Bites, &c. Price, 25 and 50 cts. For sale by


ocr: WEIDLER & GUSDORPP, MANUFA C TURERS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN READY MADE Bring street, BETWEEN WATER AND STREETS, (Fi"c doors West of the ALEXANDRIA, VA. attention June I, 1854—1 y.


ocr: PORT TOBACCO, MD. THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 30, 1855. CANDIDATES. For the State at Large. DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. For Lottery Commissioner. COL. GEORGE GALE, of Kent County. For Comptroller of Treasury. COL. WALTER W. W. BOWIE, of Prince George’s County. AMERICAN OR KNOWNOTHING NOMINATIONS For Lottery Commissioner. MAJOR DANIEL H. McPHAIL, of Baltimore City. For Comptroller of Treasury. WILLIAM H. PURNELL, ESQ., of Worcester County. For the Sixth Congressional District. for congress Independent. COL. DANIEL JENIFER, of Charles County. Anti- Know Nothing. GEN. THOMAS F. BOWIE, of Prince George’s County. American or Know Nothing. DR. WILLIAM W. WATKINS, of Howard County. Democratic Meeting. —Alan


ocr: NEW CHEAP STORE. MEYENBERG, WILLIAN & CO., opened a large and elegant stock of FANCY and MILLINERY GOODS, which carefully selected of the best manufacturers importing houses in the country. They call attention of the public, and the friends and custo mers of the late firm of Meyenberg & Bros., in wholesale and retail, in paiticular, to stock of FLOWERS, BONNETS, and MILLI NERY GOODS, in general, the largest has ever been offered in this market. Call examine. Merchants will do well by before purchasing elsewhere. Sarepta Hall, King street, the old stand Messrs. Cowne &. Burch. mh 29.


ocr: ' J PERUVIAN GUANO. FOWLE & CO. have in store their usual sup ply of No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, all from direct importers, and warranted pure, which they offer to their agricultural friends at the lowest market rates, feb I—tf1 —tf


ocr: NOTICE. THE County Commissioners for Charles Coun ty, will meet at the Court House on MON DAY the 12th of FEBRUARY next. By order, R. E. BATEMAN, Clerk, jan 25—tm.


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


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


ocr: HAISLIP &WEEDEN, MJJVUF.ICTURERSOF Sec. (Corner of 9th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, . side, above the Market House,) WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. WE respectfully call the attention of the of Charles and the adjoining counties to ! large assortment of well made and finely 1 Carriages, embracing every style and model j approved. We have in our employ a number superior workmen and are prepared to at the shortest notice, such vehicles as may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, taken in exchange for new ones. Carriages can be had on the most reasonable terms- We also manufacture and have ready-made kinds of HARNESS. Thankful for past favors, \vc would say to who may lavor us with their patronage that we will sell as low as any other manufacturer in the city (if not lower) for cash or approved paper. HAISLIP & WEEDEN. Washington, Sept. 10, 1851 —ly.


ocr: CLOCKS & WATCHES REPAIRED. nnflE subscriber has located himself in Port I Tobacco, where he offers his services to re pair Clocks and Watches at the shortest notice, and he will warrant them to keep correct time for twelve months. He will keep for sale some fine JEWELRY and WATCHES, to which he respectfully invites attention. JULIUS QUENSEL. May 3, 1855 —3m. BITTERS, for the cure ofdispepsia DAY fc.


ocr: SSO REWARD. RANAWAY from the subscriber, living n Cobb Neck, Charles county, on the 28th o May last, a Negro Man, who calls himself fHILLEARY SIMMS. He is about 5 feet 9 to 11 inches high and of a light chestnut color; rathei slow in speech; tolerably pleasant coun tenance, and fine teeth. He has som< scars above the calf of one of his legs I will give the above reward for said Negro, ii secured in jail or delivered to me so that I get hin: again. JOSEPH I. WILLS. June 7, 1855—tf. n , ■r i e ?* I II


ocr: PERUVIAN GUANO.— The undersignec beg leave to inform their friends and custom ers generally that they shall receive this seasor their usual full supplies of PERUVIAN GUANC from direct importations, which they warrant No. 1 in every respect. Every cargo of Guano received by them is ana lized by Dr. R. H. Stabler, an accomplished Chemist, and the quality branded on each bag with his name. FOWLE & CO. Alexandria, Va., June 7, 1855—tf. ~ u n 3 1 <1 g


ocr: HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. TO ALL PERSONS afflicted with Sexual dis- eases, such as Seminal Weakness, Impo- tence, Gonnorikea, Gleet, Syphilis, &c., &r. The Howard Association of Philadelphia, in view of the awful destruction of human life and health, caused by Sexual diseases, and the decep tions which are practised upon the unfortunate vic tims of such diseases by Quacks, have directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a charitable act worthy of their name, to give medical advice gratis, to all persons thus afflicted, (Male or Female,) who apply by letter, with a description of their condi tion, (age, occupation, habits of life,) &c and in cases of extreme poverty and suffering to FUR NISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. The Howard Association is a benevolent Institu tion, established by special endowment, for the re lief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with “Viru lent and Epidemic Diseases,” and its funds can be used for no other purpose. It has now a surplus of means, which the Directors have voted to advertise the above notice. It is needless to add that the Association commands the highest Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the most approved modern treatment. Valuable advice also given to sick and nervous females, afflicted with abdominal weak ness, Womb Complaint, Costiveness, Lcucorrhcea, SfC. Address, (post-paid,) Dr. GEO R. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Directors, Ezra D. Heartwell, President. Geo. Fairchild, Secretary. may 31—ly.


ocr: to be liquidated by the payment of $6 if paid by the Ist day of September next. Twenty-five cents to be paid the Groom in each case. SAMUEL COX, mh 29. Near Port Tobacco, Md. FILLI BUSTER. MThis thorough-bred race Stallion (sired by Wilton Brown, dam a Mar grave mare, better known as Jen kins’ colt,) will stand at the subscri ber’s stables (midway between Newport and Chaptico) the ensuing season at the following prices:—s2o for blooded mares—s3o insurance— slo for common mares—sls insurance. Twenty per cent, off, if paid by the Ist day of August, and 50 cents to the groom. L. W. B. HUTCHINS, Near Chaptico. P. S.—Mares from a distance taken care of at a fair price, at the risk though of their owners, mh 29—3 m


ocr: MISS M. A. BURROUGHS, FASHIONABLE MILLINER , HAS JUST RECEIVED a full supply MILLI NERY GOODS of the latest styles, which she will sell at prices to suit the times. Call and examine her stock before purchasing elsewhere. Room at J. H. Norris’s, corner house next door to Mr. Middleton’s Hotel, Port To bacco. ap 19


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THRUSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements.—sl per square tor two inser tions—l 2 lines of small type or 14 of large typa constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID. 1 • ' j ! i '


ocr: OVERSEER WANTED. THE subscriber wishes to empty an OVER SEER for the present year. To a young man (without family) who can come well recommend ed for steady, industrious and good moral habits, I will give very liberal wages. I would be glad lo have immediate applications, as I am anxious to engage one at once. RICHARD W. BRYAN, Pomonkey Neck, Charles Co., Md. Jan 25, 1855—6 t •


ocr: IIAISLIP &, WEEDEN, MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES , S,c. ( Corner of 9th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, south side , above the Market House,) WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. WE respectfully call the attention of the public of Charles and the adjoining counties to our large assortment of well made and finely finished Carriages, embracing every style and model now approved. We have in our employ a number superior workmen and are prepared to manufacture at the shortest notice, such vehicles as customers may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or taken in exchange for new ones. Second-hand Carriages can be had on the most reasonable terms- We also manufacture and have ready-made all kinds of HARNESS. Thankful for past favors, we would say to those who may lavor us with their patronage that we will sell as low as any other manufacturer in the city (if not lower) for cash or approved paper. IIAISLIP & WEEDEN. Washington, Sept. 10, 1851—ly.


ocr: B. MULL, HARNESS AND SADDLE MAKER, PORT TOBACCO. HAS opened a shop in the Village of Port To bacco, where he will manufacture and repair any discription of HARNESS, BRIDLES, COL LARS, SADDLES, &c. He JpUA will execute his work well and jjmfj sell as low as the same quality of articles can be bought elsewhere. Thankful for the patronage he has received from the citizens of Charles, be hopes by constant attention to business to deserve a con tinuance of the same. Terms, cash, je 14—tf


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements. —sl per square tor two inser 2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 23 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid,and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID.


ocr: J. C. CLARK, PRACTICAL CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER, * Street, No. 115, sign oj the Gold Watch, nearly opposite Marshall House, 2 doors West j of Pitt, Alexandria, Va., Offers for sale a fine assortment of Gold and S'l ver Watches, 8 day and 30 hour Clocks, of winch ho sells a large number. Silver | Butter Knives, and Forks, warranted genu Gold Pens and Pencils, Breast-pins, Ear-rings, and Silver Spectacles, Gold Medallions, ! Keys, &c. A large assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, 1 imported from the most celebrated makers in 1 ffiJ’Personal attention will be given to repairing cleaning Watches. Nov. 2,1854—1 y.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND P*ROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. I 1 or one year, if paid within six months, $1.50 “ if not paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements.—§l per square tor two tions—l2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sequent insertion. If the number of insertions bo not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who verliso by the year. Communications addressed to this office be POST PAID.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THRUSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1.60 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements. —sl per square tor two inser* tions—l2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID. 3 '• e e i- I • t


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


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THRUSDAY", BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1.60 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements. —per square tor two inset" tions—l2 lines of small type or of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid,and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID. ) ’ ! | . . ’ .


ocr: WANTED.^ ABLE BODIED YOUNG MEN (unmarried) | between the ages of 18 and 35 years, for i the United States Cavalry. Clothing, subsis- ! fence, and medical attendance free of expense, j The pay ranges from sl2 to s3l per month, de-! pending upon the rank of the soldier, and loca- i tion of country in which be serves. Two dollars will be paid to any one bringing a Recruit to this Rendezvous who shall be accepted. Apply at the Cavalry Rendezvous, Port Tobacco, ap 12—tf ! j i 1 I i


ocr: GE,\TLEMANS FURNISHING STORE. J. LA TOUCHE, MERCHANT TAILOR, HAS JUST RECEIVED Choicest Selection of OF EVERT DESCRIPTION FOR Gentlemen's Wear Ever seen in Port Tobacco. Terms—a credit of six months to punctual customers, or five per cent, discount for cash. 5, 1855.


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


ocr: POETRY. THERE’S NO DEARTH OF There’s no dearth of kindness In this world of ours! Only in our blindness We gather thorns for flowers ! Outward, we are spurning— Trampling one another! Whilst we are inly yearning At the name of “Brother!” There’s no dearth of kindness Or love among mankind, But in darkling loneness Hooded hearts grow blind ! Full of kindness tingling, Soul is shut from soul, When they might be mingling in one kindred whole ! There’s no dearth of kindness, Tho’ it be unspoken, From the heart it buildeth Rainbow smiles in token— That there be none so lowly, Cut have some angel touch; * Yet nursing love unholy, We live for self (oo much! As the wild rose bloweth. As runs the happy river, Kindness freely floweth In the heart forever. But if men will hanker Ever for golden dust, K'mgliest hearts will canker. Brightest spirits rust. ■* There’s no dearth of kindness In this world of our; Only in our blindness We eather thorns for flowers! O, cherish God’s best giving, Falling from above! Life were not worth living, Were it not for love.


ocr: A, NO. 1, GUANO. RICHARD SANDS WILL deliver on any wharf in Baltimore PE RUVIAN GUANO, at $52 per ton of *2240 pounds. This includes drayage, grj?=order9 left at Bosley’s, No. 4, Light -street wharf, thanklully received and prompt ly filled. Baltimore, Aug. 2,1855 —3 t


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


ocr: POETRY. For the Port Tobacco Times. LINES TO A YOUNG LADY. BT LALAH DEVILLE. You now are young,—the bloom of youth Upon your cheeks now brightly glows. And from your heart unstained nor cold, The brightest of virtue glows. The world may soon through dark’ning wiles. Enchant your soul, enchain your heart, Enwrap your senses, blight your hope, And pain your mind with bitter smart. Then take, dear girl, my sage advice, Offered to thee sincerely now; ’Tis this, that thou towards God should turn, And Tore his cross sublimely bow. ’Twill fit thee for this world of woe, The storms of life surmount and brave; In heavenly bliss thy soul ’twill save. Washington, D. C., Jipril 27, 1855. >


ocr: SADDLERY. B. MULL, Harness Maker, Port Tobacco, having employed experienced SADDLER, re spectfully informs the public that he is prepared to execute any work in this line of business, at the shortest notice, at his Harness Making shop in this village, mh 29—2t*


ocr: NOTICE. THE County Commissioners for Charles Coun ty, will meet at their Office in Port Tobacco, on THURSDAY the sth day of APRIL next, for the purpose of receiving the Collectors’ returns. By order, R. E. BATEMAN, Clerk, mh 29—tin.


ocr: NEW GOODS. DAY & PADGETT having arranged their NEW AND EXTENSIVE STOCK OF GOODS, which embraces a great variety of staple, useful and fancy articles suitable fo>r this market, they invite the attention of their customers and the public of Charles to their stock, and ask an exami nation of the satrib before purchasing elsewhere.— These Goods have been selected with much care, and will be sold at figures quite as low if not low er than the same quality and description of goods can be bought at any of the adjacent markets.— Call at their Store and see. Port Tobacco, April 26,1855.


ocr: B. MULL, HARNESS MAKER, PORT TOBACCO, RESPECTFULLY announces to the public that he has opened a shop in the Village of Port Tobacco, where he will manufacture and repair any Ascription of HARNESS, BRIDLES, COL LARS, #c. Ho pledges himself to sell as low as the same quality of articles can be bought elsewhere. All who may wish to purchase are invited to call. Terms, cash. ’ nov. 9—6 m.


ocr: T * brewis, > A CARD. S ANTHONY LAWSON, Alex’a., 5 * ( Logan C. H. T. A. BREWIS, & CO., Wholesale and Retail GROCERS, LIQUOR, PRODUCE 8f GENE RAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Cameron Street, (at the old stand of John Law- son) opposite the Market House. Alexandria, Va, Oct. 26, 1854—1 y , . '


ocr: : 1 GENTLEMAN'S FURNISHING STORE. J. LA TOUCHE, MERCHANT TAILOR, SHAS JUST RECEIVED Choicest Selection of OF EVERY df.scription for Gentlemen’s Wear Ever seen in Port Tobacco. Terms—a credit of six months to punctual customers, or five per cent, discount for cash. April 5, 1855.


ocr: j : 1 B. MULL, HARNESS AND SADDLE MAKER, PORT TOBACCO, HAS opened a shop in the Village of Port To bacco, where he will manufacture and repair any discription of HARNESS, BRIDLES, COL i LARS, SADDLES, &c. . Ho | will execute his work well and se^as ow as *' ie same quality of articles can be bought elsewhere. Thankful for the patronage ho has received from the citizens of Charles, he hopes by constant attention to business to deserve a con tinuance of the same. Terms, cash, je 14—tf


ocr: GENTLEMEN’S DRESS BOOTS. GEORGE HARMAN, 194 Pratts near Hanover st. Baltimore , HAS in Store a large assortment of Gentlemen’s DRESS BOOTS, (Morocco and Calfskin,) made in the most fashionable manner and of the best materials. Also, a complete assortment LACE BOOTS. Ho particularly solicits a call from his country friends and others, feeling assured that he will be able to give satisfaction with regard to prices, etc. oct 29.


ocr: MERCHANT TAILORING. STHE undersigned, formerly of Prince George’s county, takes Ibis method of informing the citizens thereof and Charles, St. Mary’s and Cal vert, that he is conducting the above business at No. 2 Light Street, opposite the Fountain Inn, where he has constantly on hand a large selection *fine CLOTHS , VESTINGS, CASSIMERES, and GEN TLEMEN'S WEAR GENERALLY, which will make to order on the most liberal terms, invites the patronage of the citizens of the counties and the public generally. SAMUEL TANEYHILL, No. 2, Light Street, Baltimore. Feb 22, 1856—1 IGARS and SMOKING TOBACCO—a superior lot for sale by WM BOSWELL, ap 26


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, sl-50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements. —fit per square tor two inser tions—l 2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number ofinsertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID.


ocr: CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!! ROBERT J. EDELEX, RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has on hand an assortment of Carriages of his own make and the very best finish and quality, which he will sell low for cash, or approved paper. R. J. E. will execute all orders in the best manner and at satisfactory prices. Repairing executed with neatness and dispatch, and warranted to please. Those in want of Vehicles of any kind are solicited to give him a call, as having had over twenty years experience in the above business, he is confident his ability to give entire satisfaction in the execu- tion of orders. Alexandria, Va. May 31, 1855—6m* FOR SALE. I WILL SELL at private sale one likely young NEGRO WOMAN, and two CHILDREN about the ages of 7 and 8 years. F. Adm’r


ocr: GENTLEMANS FURNISHING STORE. J. LA TOUCHE, MERCHANT TAILOR, MIIAS just received Choicest Selection OF EVERT DESCRIPTION FOll Gcrttlemen’s Wear Ever seen in Port Tobacco. Terms—a credit of six months to punctual customers, or five per cent, discount for cash. Aprils, 1355.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THRUSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, sl-60 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements. per square tor two inser tions—l 2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid,and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be post paid. i


ocr: B. MULL, HARNESS AND SADDLE MAKER, PORT TOBACCO, T_T AS opened a shop in the Village of Port To XI bacco, where lie will manufacture and repair any discription of HARNESS, BRIDLES, COL LARS, SADDLES, &c. Ho [ A. will execute his work well and ftyf sell as low as the same quality of articles can be bought elsewhere. " ’ Thankful for the patronage he lias received from the citizens of Charles, he hopes by constant attention to business to deserve a con tinuance of the same. Terms, cash. je 14—tf


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


ocr: NEW SPRING AND SJJMMER GOODS. undersigned has just received a LARGE X AND FULL SUPPLY OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, comprising every variety necessary for a country store, which he guarantees to offer as cheap as they can be obtained any where. Thankful to his friends for past patron age, he respectfully solicits a continuation, and promises that they shall not be disappointed in finding cheap goods. s. w. h. McPherson. Pomonkey, April 26, 1855.


ocr: NOTICE. THE Proprietor of BLAKISTONE’S PAVIL ION intends giving PUBLIC PARTIES on the following days:—Thursday 2d of August, and Thursday the 16lh of August. The public are respectfully invited to attend. GEORGE W. BLAKISTONE, jy 26—3 t. Proprietor.


ocr: W. A & W. W. PADGETT, GROCERS AND PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCH ANTS, NO. 17 COMMERCE STREET, 2nd Door above Pratt, BALTIMORE, Md. may 17—ly


ocr: A CARD. George c. blackstock & benjamin KING, HOUSE CARPENTERS, from Washington City, respectfully announce to the citizens of Charles County that they will be pleas ed to receive employment in their line of business. Any work given them will be finished in workman like manner. Terms reasonable for cash or note. Address as above at Fort Tobacco, Allen’s Fresh or Glymont. June 21. 1855—2m*


ocr: CIGAR MANUFACTORY. THE subscribers are extensively engaged in MANUFACTURING CIGARS in LEON ARD TOWN, St. Mart’s County, with a view to furnishing the Merchants, Hotel-keepers and others in this section of the State, with their sup plies, at a price far below that paid by them in the cities, (for a similar article,) and upon satisfactory terms. Orders are solicifecL and will be altend to with promptness. Reding upon our coun try friends to aid us in our new enterprise—we ask a trial. HARRIS & CAMALIER. Leonardtown, April 27, 1854—tf.


ocr: WEILLER & GUSDORFP, MANUFA c turers. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN READY MADE SKING STREET, BETWEEN WATER AND (Five doors West of the ALEXANDRIA, VA. attention


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THRUSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, sl-50 , 4 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements.—sl per square tor two tions—l2 lines of small type or 14 of large type Constituting a square—and 26 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID.


ocr: NOTICE. Orphans' Court for Charles County , May Ist, 1855. UPON application of James O, Oliver and Ev eline his wife, Administrators of Christiana E. Berry, deceased, it is ordered by the Court that said Administrators give the notice required by law, for the distributees of said deceased to appear at the Register of Wills office, for Charles County, on the first Monday in June next, to re ceive their distributive shares of said deceased’s estate, and that they give notice of the same in some newspaper published in Charles county, once a week for three successive weeks; and it is further ordered by the Court that said Adminis trators deposite with the Register of Wills for Charles County, the amount distributable on said estate for distribution aforesaid. Witness : JOHN F. GARDINER, Chief Judge of O. C. for C. C. True copy,—Test: T. A. Smith, Reg. of Wills. 3—3


ocr: NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. THE undersigned has just received a LARGE AND FULL SUPPLY OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, comprising every variety necessary fora country store, which he guarantees to offer as cheap as they can be obtained any where. Thankful to his friends for past patron age, he respectfully solicits a continuation, and promises that they shall not be disappointed in finding cheap goods. s. w. h McPherson. ’ ’ I j j . . 1 ,


ocr: CONFECTIONARY. THE undersigned respectfully informs his friendi and the public generally that he has com menced the above business, and intends keeping constantly on band a general assortment of Candy, Almones, Kisses, Walnuts, Raisins, Oranges, Figs, Lemons, Pruens, Cocoa Nuti, Dates, Caees, &c. Also, will keep constantly on band a general as sortment of SEGA RS—all of which he will sell as cheap as they can be purchased elsewhere, and re spectfully solicits a share of public patronage. CAKES of any description baked to order. Terms cash, or a short credit to punctual cus tomers. JAMES H. NORRIS. Port 1855.


ocr: R. L. MURDOCH, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, B Respectfully informs the citi zens of Port Tobacco and vici nity that he has taken the shop next door to Messrs. J. B. Fergusson if Co.’s store, be intends conducting the TAILORING BUSINESS. Thankful for past favors, hopes by strict attention to bu siness to merit a share of


ocr: PERUVIAN GUANO. FOWLE & CO. have in store their usual sup ply of No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, all from direct importers, and warranted pure, which they | offer to their agricultural friends at the lowest rates, feb I—tf


ocr: NEW GOODS. FpHE subscriber has just finished opening a large J. and beautiful assortment of DRY GOODS, of every variety of Ladies’ and Gentle wear, also Servant’s wear, also a very large of SHOES and BOOTS and GROCE RIES, which he guarantees to offer as low as can bought in Alexandria, Va., or the District of . S. W. H. McPHERSON. Pomonky, Nov. 1854—tf. ■ . • •


ocr: GENTLEMANS FURNISHING STORE. J. LA TOUCHE, MERCHANT TAILOR, MHAS JUST RECEIVED | Choicest Selection of OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR Gentlemen’s Wear Ever seen in Port Tobacco. Terms—a credit of six months to punctual customers, or five per cent, discount for cash. April 5, 1855.


ocr: GENTLEMANS FURNISHING STORE. J. LA TOUCHE, MERCHANT TAILOR, SHAS JUST RECEIVED Choicest Selection of of every description for Gentlemen's Wear Ever seen in Port Tobacco. Terms—a credit of six months to punctual customers, or five s per cent, discount for cash. April 5, 1855.


ocr: CLOCKS & WATCHES REPAIRED. THE subscriber has located himself in Port! Tobacco, where he offers his services to re- i pair Clocks and Watches at the shortest notice, and he will warrant them to keep correct time for twelve months. He will keep for sale some ! fine JEWELRY and WATCHES, to which he 1 respectfully invites attention. JULIUS QUENSEL. May 3,1855—3 m.


ocr: B. MULLj j HARNESS AND SADDLE MAKER, PORT TOBACCO, HAS opened a shop in the Village of Port To bacco', where he will manufacture and repair | any discriplion of HARNESS, BRIDLES, COL j LARS, SADDLES, &c. Ho ; articles can be bought elsewhere. Thankful for the patronage he has received from the citizens of Charles, he hopes by constant attention to business to deserve a con- tinnance of the same. Terms, cash, je 14—tf


ocr: B. MULL, HARNESS AND SADDLE MAKER, PORT TOBACCO. HAS opened a shop in the Village of Port To bacco, where he will manufacture and repair 1 any discription of HARNESS, BRIDLES, COL LARS, SADDLES, &c. He /•?•<*■ will execute his work well and ; sell ns low as the same quality of articles can bo bought elsewhere. Thankful for the patronage he lias received from the citizens of Charles, he hopes by constant attention to business to deserve a con tinuance of tlie same. Terms, cash, i je 14—tf CARRIAGES. THE subscriber lias now on band the largest and best assortment of CARRIAGES ever offered |n this city (Washington)—all of ms own manu facture. From the experience and advantages that he possesses, he thinks that he can supply on better terms than any other person engaged in the | business. His Carriages are not gotten up in a | hurry merely for sale, but are made from seasoned ' timber and "then allowed to stand several months before finishing, the wheels and bodies especially. This no doubt gives the purchaser an advantage of from 10 to 30 per cent over those built especially to order, and consequently made in a hurry. Hav ing a regular and steady custom every Carriage is built so that he feels no fear in selling them to his best friends and customers. He offers Carriages of • every description for sale at the most reasonable I j and moderate prices. He invites the attention of ( his friends and the public to an examination of his : slock and materials. THOMAS YOUNG, | 409 Penn. Avenue. Factory, cor. Clb st. Mis- j souri Avenue, Washington, D. C. jy 19—Cm. j BUGGIES, CARRIAGES & SULKIES.' ■


ocr: B. MULL, HARNESS AND SADDLE MAKER, PORT TOBACCO, HAS opened a shop in the Village of Port To bacco, where he will manufacture and repair any discription of HARNESS, BRIDLES, COL LARS, SADDLES, &c. He will execute his work well and as l° w as l * ie same qualify °f articles can be bought elsewhere. Thankful for the patronage he has received from the citizens of Charles, he hopes by constant attention to business to deserve a con tinuance of the same. Terms, cash, 14—tf


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


ocr: HATS LIP &, WEEDEN, MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, be. ( Corner of 9th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, south side, above the Market House,) WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. WE respectfully call the attention of the public of Charles and the adjoining counties to our i large assortment of well made and finely finished Carriages, embracing every style and model now approved. We have in our employ a number of superior workmen and are prepared to manufacture at the shortest notice, such vehicles as customers may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or taken in exchange for new ones. Second-hand Carriages can be had on the most reasonable terms We also manufacture and have ready-made all kinds of HARNESS. Thankful for past favors, we would say to those who may favor us with their patronage that we will sell as low as any other manufacturer in the city (if not lower) for cash or approved paper. HAISLIP & WEEDEN. Washington, Sept. 10, 1851—ly.


ocr: HAISLIP & WEEDEN, MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, Sfe. c Corner of 9 lh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, south side, above the Market House,) WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. WE respectfully call the attention of the public of Charles and the adjoining counties to our large assortment of well made and finely finished Carriages, embracing every stylo and model now approved. We have in pur employ a number of superior workmen and are prepared to manufacture at the shortest notice, such vehicles as customers may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or taken in exchange for new ones. Second-hand Carriages can be had on the most reasonable terms, We'also manufacture and have ready-made all, kinds of HARNESS. Thankful for past favors, we would say to those who may lavor us with their patronage that we wilt sell as low as any other manufacturer in the city. (if not lower) for cash or approved paper. HAISLIP & WEEDEN. Washington, Sept. 10, 1851 —ly. RAW COTTON. We have some 300 lbs. ff ood Raw Cotton, for sale. g PAY & PADGETT. ToAßgTand SMOKING TOBACCO—a very


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THRUSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $ 1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements.— jjl per square tor two inser tions—l 2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid,and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID. 0 B - e • . t


ocr: B. MULL, HARNESS AND SADDLE MAKER. PORT TOBACCO, HAS opened a shop in the Village of Port To bacco, where he will manufacture and repair any discription of HARNESS, BRIDLES, COL LARS, SADDLES, &c. He Auk. will execute his work well and sell as low as the same quality of articles can bo bought elsewlfero. Thankful for the patronage he has received from the citizens of Charles, he hope* by constant attention to business to deserve a con tinuance of the same. Terms, cash, 14—If


ocr: REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. THE subscriber wishing to change bis present location and business, offers for sale all of his estate in Cobb Neck, Charles County, Md.— There is about 450 ACRES OF LAND, well Timbered, well Watered; all the necessary Out-houses, two first class Quarters, will also sell about twenty-five VALU ABLE SERVANTS; all his STOCK, HOUSE HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, FARM ING UTENSILS, &,c. The Servants not to be sold out of the county. Terms will be made to suit any one wishing to purchase all together. For further particulars apply to the subscriber. WM. MATTHEWS. Address, Wm. Matthews, Harris’ Lot P. 0., Charles County, Md.


ocr: GENTLEMAN'S FURNISHING STott, J. LA TOUCHE, MERCHANT TAILOR, SHAS JUST RECEIVED Choicest Selection of or every description for Gentlemen’s Wear Ever seen in Port Tobacco. Terms—a credit of six months to punctual customers, or five s per cent, discount for cash. April 5. 1855. i


ocr: CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!! ROBERT J. EDELEN, RESPECTFULLY informs the public that ho has on hand an assortment of Carriages of his make and the very best finish and quality, which he will sell low for cash, or approved paper. R. J. E. will execute all orders in the best manner and at satisfactory prices. Repairing executed with neatness and dispatch, and warranted to please. Thoe in want of Vehicles ofany kind are solicited to give him a call, as having had over twenty years experience in the above business, he is confident of his ability to give entire satisfaction in the cxecu lion of orders. Alexandria, Va. May 31, ISS5 —Gin*


ocr: FOR SALE., I WILL SELL at private sale one likelv young NEGRO WOMAN, and two CHILDREN about the ages of 7 and 8 years; and one like.ly young NEGRO MAN. F. MATTHEWS, Adm’r de bonis non of Janies F. Neale, dec’d. June 21, 1855—21


ocr: R. L. MURDOCH, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, S Respectfully informs the citi zens of Port Tobacco and vici nity that he has taken the shop next door to Messrs. J. B. Fergusson Sf Co.’s store, where he intends conducting the TAILORING BUSINESS. Thankful for past favors, he hopes by strict attention to bu siness to merit a share of pub lic patronage. Jan. 11, 1855 tf


ocr: NOTICE. WAS taken up sometime last fall, as an Es tray trespassing upon my enclosures, a small red COW, with the following marks upon her : underbit and split on the left ear, and swallow-fork on j right ear. The owner of this Cow is requested to Come forward, prove proper ty, pay charges and take her away. mh 29—3 t JOSEPH STONE.


ocr: S3OO REWARD. RANAWAY from the subscriber oh the 271 h of August, a Negro Boy named JOILX FERRAL. He is between 18 and 19 years oldj rather more than five feet high, black, with a dull countenance, small eyes, short nappy hair, good set of teeth, round shouldered, and very slow in his movements. His father lives in Charles county and he will probably make his way to Charles. The abova reward will be given if delivered to me or secur ed in jail so I may get him again. JAMES R. BRENT, feb B—tf near Beltsville.


ocr: SADDLERY. B. MULL, Harness Maker, Port Tobacco, having employed an experienced SADDLER, re- spectfully informs the public that he is prepared to execute any work in this line of business, at the shortest notice, at his Harness Making shop in this village, mh 29—2t*


ocr: MERCHANT TAILORING. BTIIE undersigned, formerly of Prince George’s county, takes Ibis method of informing the citizens thereof and of Charles, St. Mary’s and Cal vert, that lie is conducting the above business at No. 2 Light Street, opposite the Fountain Inn, where lie has constantly on hand a large selection of fine CLOTHS; VESTINGS, a CASSIMERES, and G£JV- TEEM FAT'S WEAR GENERALLY, which he will make to order on the most liberal terms, and invites the patronage of the citizens of the above counties and the public generally. SAMUEL TANEYHILL, No. 2, Light Street, Baltimore. Feb 22, 1855—1 f CONFECTIONARY. THE undersigned respectfully informs bis friends and the public generally that be has com- rnenced the above business, and intends keeping constantly on hand a general assortment of Candy, Almones, Kisses, Walnuts, Raisins, Oranges, Fig Sj Lemons, Pruens, Cocoa Nuts, Dates, Cakes, &c. Also, will keep constantly on hand a general as sortment of SUGARS—aII of which he will sell as cheap as they can be purchased .elsewhere, and re solicits a share of public patronage. CAKES of any description baked to order. Terms cash, or a short credit to punctual cus tomers. JAMES 11. NORRIS.


ocr: J. P. CLARKE, Dealer in PAPER HANGINGS, SHADES 4 FIXTURES , Curtain Hangings and Venetian Blinds, King Street, dec 15—ly ALEXANDRIA, Va.


ocr: FURNITURE! JOHN T. WATKINS, No. 47 South Street, BALTIMORE. SELLING at the lowest prices, a large assort ment of WALNUT and MAHOGANY NITURE, consisting of SOFAS, CHAIRS, j TABLES, COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, Bedsteads, high and low post Bedsteads, and other Tables, Whatnots, Rout Tables, and Wood seat Chairs, Rocking and Arm Feather Beds, Hair and Husk Mattrasscs, Looking Glasses. Purchasers are respectfully invited to call examine my assortment,


ocr: &, WATCHES REPAIRED. THE subscriber has Tocated himself in Port Tobacco, where he offers his services to re Clocks and Watches at the shortest notice, he will warrant them to keep correct time twelve months. He will keep for sale some JEWELRY and WATCHES, to which he invites attention. He now offers a lot of fine JEWELRY, just re CHEAP FOR CASH. sep 6 JULIUS QUENSEL.


ocr: NOTICE. | ALL persons are hereby notified not to trespass 1 with or without dog or gun, or in any other manner whatsoever, upon our Farms, as the law ! will be strictly enforced against all who disregard 1 this notice. BENJAMIN D. TUBMAN, 1 NOEL B. HANNON, JOHN W. GUY. Nov, 29, 1855—31


ocr: In the Circuit Court for Charles County , silting as a Court of Equity. Mat Term, 1855. IN the matter of the petition of William D. Nalley and others, for the sale of the Real Estate of James Nalley, sen., deceased. Ordered by the Court, sitting in Equity, this Bth day of May, that the report of the sales made this day by Robert S. Reeder, as Trustee, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be shewn on or before the first Monday in December next; provided a copy of this order be publisherL once a week for each of three successive weeks. In a paper published in Cnarles County, before the said first Monday in December next. The report states the land to have sold for #lOls. PETER W. CRAIN. True copy—Test; Joseph Stewart, Clerk je 14. of C. C. for Charles County. I