ocr: Jannarv 2(1. lHn.1 I v. DRUG STORE. -"GEO. It. WLl, WHOLESALE AUD RETAIL DriAi-r.n ik ' CEMK ALS, PAIAtS, YAHMSH. UYES,PLIiE ESSEKT1AL iiu;. ;aa7 f.'i iivEAr.s. uuush- ES OFE VEh bESCftffTlONr ANAl OAJlCAL-FREPAU-A- F 1 .Articles Jtrvceistn' Hhop rut- tii(ure.Ofu i art. rVtwdo i tiluas. - ' Alcohol,' tfe . 4c ,"f-d ',' ' ' VA'r fTREET, rVCARTHUR, OHIO UfcsPISCTF ULL.Y informs his lrieirrjs and tlie public, that he is now opening a large and superior isiock ol Drugs, if c.'ihal hae been selec ted with personal cure for 1 , Phtsicians and customers, will find olir ' rnusof the best Quality, all of which we will sell at the lowest prices. i AM ALOU Au, I Fcr all kii df d li'ci I A iduiiies. Pi gltih Ftemh n c (i t 11 1 nls. It tacto. Li.ais aidafne aftortn.enl of Soaps. Extracts and Pure Wines.. Ijune 15, lb55. 1. J.K.i D. WILL, T HCLFSAtE AtD UTAH i f ALtR tit ' DRY G 0 0 D S , GROCERIES, HARDWARE. QUEEliNWAKE, BEADY-MADE clothing, hilN CAIS. Cutis, SHl'LN, 1 KOLLTE, , Ac, , Ac, At:, , Main Street, Mc Arthur, Ohio.-: JACOB Mil (.HELL'S ESTATE-fOTlCE ia hereby riven, thet Job Mitch-ell. Adminietntor 01' tlie EsUte of Ja cob Mitchell. Jr.. late ol the cttinty 14 Vin ton. deceased, has filed in the, Probate Courj of said ( Mint) his ai counts ndvou( he"rs as such atlminlst rati r for lnsi lion and fiua! eeiilemeut. and. that said amounts will bt passed hi rm b) said Court on the 22d day ol Oi'trber. Ife55. ' ' ' B. P. HEWI1T. ' sept-13-: w.'J. ' Pro.-Judke V C. (I. ct um -nil Liiv brk YANKEE Straw Cutterafrom-? to


M'arthur Democrat.

ocr: O. H, HURRAY, r. H. MURRAY, JAB. M KFAj 7 ii in & m Im neuters of, and Dealers in, HARDWARE AND CUTLERY SIGN OF THE & FROM ST. PORTSMOUTH. OHIO, WE will duplicate bills with any joooiug nouse m tne west. Lou r. try me chants, farnace proprietors, railioad contrac tors, and others, willsubeeive their Interests giving us a call. May 19,54. It. JOB XV OUK, of every descriotioo neatl r

place_of_publication: McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio

publisher: E.A. Bratton


ocr: STRAW CUTTERS. 20 YANKEE Straw Cutters, from 7 received at the (nit AnviK DENNINU, CAMPBELL & CO. July , ltoiit ' ,


ocr: For Governor, . MEDILL. For Lieutenant Governor, JAMES MYERS. For Supreme Judges, WILLIAM KENNON, ROBERT B. WARDEN. For Auditor of State, WILLIAM D. MORGAN. For Treaturer of State, JNO. G. BRESLIN. For Secretary of Stute, WILLIAM TREVITT. For Attorney General, GEORGE VV. McCOOK. For Board of Public Worts, JAMES B. STEEDMAN.


ocr: THE DEMOCRAT. Toe Voice, of the People U the Supreme Law AMD THE1H MOTTO, ' LIBERTY & UNION!" E. A. BHATI OM. Itfllor. ju i j j i j i jui Af i r rirrrrr r or jju j j juu-jjuu ju jirwinrnrrirr r r y.lHTilie, MY 11, 1855. V. B. PALMER'S Vwpapr tabwriptioB and AaVaMiilnf A fancy FHlLADELPH!At NlW YORK, BoTO and B.L timori, is our authorized sent to receive and receipt for subscription and advertisement the Democrat. . PRODUCE OF ALL KLDS. ia receiv ed at (Ac very highest market pricet, on Sub- uriptian or Advertitementt, at this office. Money it not rtjuted. DLANK DEEDS, BLANK X-9 and all alankt required under the Jus tice t' Codc.for Justices of the Peace, ore con- ttanlly kept on hand and for tale at thia Of- jut. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. For Governor, . MEDILL. For Lieutenant Governor, JAMES MYERS. For Supreme Judges, WILLIAM KENNON, ROBERT B. WARDEN. For Auditor of State, WILLIAM D. MORGAN. For Treaturer of State, JNO. G. BRESLIN. For Secretary of Stute, WILLIAM TREVITT. For Attorney General, GEORGE VV. McCOOK. For Board of Public Worts, JAMES B. STEEDMAN. rr for


ocr: .. PBOJUtlWOBB. TO TlIK liCl'T AND SHOE TRADE! R. BELL & GuY rxtri 1 m 0 . t wnoiesate manuiarturers ana .Dealers BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, CAPS, LEATHER. SHOE FINDINGS. f-c, No. 6, Enterprise Block, Front St., PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. HAVE the pleasure of announcing to the trade in general, that they are now fill ing their large shoe warehouse, with more abundant stock thuu ever, direct from the hands of the best manufacturers East, and their own workshops at home; consisting of greai variety 01 ine oesi class Ol goods suited 10 11 wun is or wis country tor u& fall Trade. All dealers at WHOLESALE are earuestlv in vited to call before purchasing, and examine for tliemse.lv e3 their extensive stock now on baud, and still coming in, as they feel assued of their ability to please Ui quality and price. Their largely increased trade aXIords oneev Idtuce of tAe favor with which thair manner of doing business has been received, aud thev testify to the liberality of their ana uienus, wey reiteiuie ineaesumuoe uiey will eire no naius to render entire 6at if faction. Their slock is Uuce. manufactured mostly in their own khops, aua by to 1 lieu oiaer. iiieir laciuties for -doing laree busiuese axe abunilanlly ample. Tuey sen only at wnoiesaie, nave buttons pbice, and will warrant all their good as they rep- reaent lxrn, Ao examination of their goodf ana prices, is repeciuiny souctea, September 22, 1S54. 3mo. . (i0. SLTIIIiLll k CO., AGENTS FCR TUP KAI P fP Virginia & Kentucky Manuj'a2vred " 1' l t f! I! ft . COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No, J, Bickkvk Block, Fkokt St., tUtitWiUlJM, UillU. f ice up Slair. uciooer o, iaoi. oi yokes: 1 n YANKEE Ox Yokes, at the Hilt.Anvi A U Dtf'KIKQ. CAMPPKLL& CO. a a


ocr: STEIN & BROTHER, -' Manufacturers and Wholeault dtaUr'i tk) . i . K I I SB I I 1 1 BH No. 316 BALTIMORE STREET. Between IIoward Ind Liuebt v-st -BALTIMOKE. Ju!y8,'S3.-!f. . .


ocr: Si Hi HOLMES, (Successor to Smith ami Holmes.) MANfFACTl'RtRS OF TTiu, Sliiti IniD, qdJ Copper Worn, ALSO DEAI.H3, WIU'LUSALF. RETAIL, IS, Stoves, Urutts. & Hollow Wart, MARKET STREET, EAST SIDE. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. April I


ocr: BIGGS PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. THE subscriber having leased the House, (formerly the United 'States tel.) aud having made a complete nubre-furnished the house with new throughout, respectively invites the public 40 give ium a call. HIS TABLE Will ahroys contain the be6t that the affords, and uo means will be spared to all comfortable. JUUiS ROW. Oct. 10th. 1654 .


ocr: FAMILY IltPIOIXtS! E, A, BRATTON, MAIN ST MEET, JIcAitTIIUM, O 'fftEl constantly on hand the ijl ueuuux ana ropuiar ncaicinft: I'1LLS. Seller's LiwfHfe, (Dr. Xee'sfiila. TVOffAf MEDICINE. Caller's Ye rmifi ge. Drs. Join McX's do. COLGI1 SYKUP. Seller's Imp'l C. S., Dr. Joue ' Conch Srmi. JJXIMEXTS. Lyon's N. & B., Jones' N. B. Liniment Sloan's Ointment, Sloan's Inst. Relief do. FOR THE HAIR. Lyon's Rathe iron, Veg.uihle Hair Oil, fl Bears OH, (pure,) Eau Dc Cvlopte. rt Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, BiitifchOil, Oil of Spike, Herlem Oil, Mod icamenturs. ' Also, Godfrey's Cordial, Batesmau's Drops, Sloan's Condition Powder; and Essence of ell kinds. All of (lie abovn lledM.uies we leceived di reel from the proprietors, tad war ranted to begenuiue.


ocr: .VJ,if - 1 i": .; BOOKS & STATIONERY t-': 0'. L ;I Mr!!'! - w lWMAM it .!' UVtl V-: uma. No. i; Union fBldck, Setond Sl'ritl, 1 cHiLiicOTiiE;ufdHi6;."t constantly aVwhoksale, pnd're. tair, a complete assortment Of , OUS'AND SCHOOl BLANK BOOKS. ifiTi. T10NER VRTIS T-S'.MA TEhil ..RIALS WALL PAPER, .j , u; rERFVMERr. FANCr' . ' . ', ' ARTICLES, (fc, 4c " doors, magazines and fiewspcpefe ceied as soo as publish.' Countn Mnriknta .ms tnvtlsl I-u. nis stock.nd cwrakler his terms of; trade. January 19, lfc54.-tf. , . t 'M.rr.i,!,;' mmn Jfl '--K.A j a m a m A' 11. ill


ocr: April 6, 1855.-3w. , : ; j j. o. swetland. . : : ; C. B. COGSWELL. SWETLAXD ffCSWEl, ; BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURERS, AND TANNERS & CURRIERS, MAIN STREET, McARTHUR, OHIO ANNOUNCES to their friends, and the public, that they have formed, co-partnership for five years, in the above business. BOOTS AND SHOES; Mens'. Womens, Boys. and Youths', ol vtry variety will be kept constantly on hand,' and made to order at the shortest possible notice, and on the most liberal terms. - - ) TANNING tf- CURRYINQ.-lbn of all kintU;Sole.Upper.EipandCa,USkin, kept constantly on hand nd for sale at the lowest figures" ; Tertona bringing Hides can have them Tanned on the shares. COT Hides and Tan Bark, wanted at all times, for which th hiehest prices will be ' December 22. 1854. tt , r...n ft LOOK HERB jobn fwEreroR sancit swEmoii. J& S. SWEPST0N have opened a fine Stock of Goods at PR ATTXVII.T.fi1 o Call and see for yourselves. . ic ut, lbM. 6mo., -, .... '


ocr: DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. For Governor, . YM. MED ILL. For Lieutenant Governor, JAMES MYERS. For Supreme Judges, WILLIAM KENNON, ROBERT B. WARDEN. For Auditor of State, WILLIAM D. MORGAN. For Treasurer of Slate, JNO. G. BRESLIN. For Secretary of Stats, WILLIAM TREV1TT. For Attorney General, GEORGE W. McCOOK. For Board of rullie Works, JAMES B. STEEDMAN.


ocr: 1). N, MUERAY, P. H. SIURHAV, JAS. IKKAS .tif.-r:r A linpoiteis of, and l)cilf m, HARDWARE AND CUTLERY siGxcniiE w rnon st. TOPvTSMOUTII. OHIO, Vi'E will duplicate bills .with any rejml.ir iobhiii" House in tne West. C mr- irv in r. chants, fnriie.ee proprietor?, railroad coalrac tors. eml fjihers.iviilsubccrve their uterebts by jjiviiij tis ar all.


ocr: STEIN & MOTHER, Manufacturer and W knltsalt dealer t mrnmm, Ko. SI 0 BALTIMORE STREET, Cetween Howard and Liberty-sts BALTIMORE, Julj 853. 1.


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ocr: 1 Till TOW MOKMCTOCT. 11. ! - il UinxIToFliTrkTxDii. u rn-ttr- ' nl vt tl.f nryliltkt iixnktt pricey on Sulr- wij.V.cn tr Adrcrthtmcnts, ut this cfjlcc. . iVtT fo not rtfvttd. oud vll Blank required vndtr the Jus- vctv Vude.fur Jiibticts of the rivet, are con- stoutly Itpl on hand uud for bult ul this Of fee. '


ocr: 1h ty'-wgy feoOKSstlTATIONEfty, it.-;. J.lWIIlTTEV10ItE. in ii iarnsjansaitsi - - i n in ir-r n i r r i f;M-r:H::.1usB.;i1tWty--r ISP UavW; if. 1 J. R. AVUllEHOHIi, 1, Union Block, Second Street, CIIILLICOTHE, OHIO, constantly at wholesale and re tail, a crmnlrte assortment of O US AND SCHOOL , HOOKS. BLANK HOOKS, VTA TJOAER Y,A It TIS TS' HI A TE U1ALS, WALL PA FEU, J EHFUMEHY, FAhCY ARTICLES, tjc, rj c. New Eoo!;. Mne.nz'1'cs end Newspapers sb ror.n as puMihei. Countr) Merchants ere invited toexsmiut w stock, and rnmmlcr Ins terms ot trace. lfc54. tf.


ocr: LATE ARRIVALS OF Yankee mm 1 hex just received a Isrcestoi k nf Nolions, comprising all snides usually I.eiM in stores of this ciscriptiou; contesting io ' part of the following erticlis. Coolers wi'.f m 1 u to their interest to examine my tlm k tef .ta purchasing elsewhere; as linm lrrge:,;un- in the business, I feel confident I ran e'er indiitements. Bceswcxtrrjcrjand fn-'.' e taken Bt their highest inarnet price-).- I!. UAVISON. Next to the Valley Fai:k,Chiii;;ote, O. T-rwv I9'h. if.


ocr: Chance (o Suvp Money! STERNBEBGER&. SHOWER baVing sold out their- eutira Sioik of Mer chandise to B. P. llewiit, wish to in form all personB who know thtmsel.ves indebted to them, to call forthwith, at the office of Davis ( Ttynr, and settle their account, aa they wish to leave the plate shortlv. . ';. STERN BERGER & SHOWER. Manh 2. 1555 3w. : . ? I i '


ocr: R I nvn a K a WHOLESALE BOOT AND NO. 3, BUCKEYE BLOCK, FRONT HAVE iust received their extensive FALL&TOCK. rnn&Uiino nf ll ill Ntmt iuTm an.4 " fashions, Our stock having been purchased direct from the rosnufactrtrers, i'rindie!ly for cash, with great care in Die selection of quality an) rrUes adopted to the Western trade, we are enabled to offer superior inducements this Fall, and am determined not to be' undersold by any regular house either in New York. Philadelphia or Baltimore. ' In addition to our extensive slock of Boots and Shoes will be found a lame and well selec ted stock of HATS AND CArS. b Suitable for the Fall and Winter Trade. Merchants and Furnace Owners visiting ur city' are invited to call andesamine for themw'rrs, TO THE LADIES. We are now manufacturing a superior article of Ladies' and Misses' Gaiters, BusVir.1 and Slippers. Having procured some of the best srorVme a in the West, we are p repared to sup ply those who waul custom worK. . lv fj A ONE THOUSAND lbs. Red Sole Leather. French Calf Skins, 25 dozen Crawfotd'sSkins.lO rinding alwavs on nana ana lor sate at me SHOE WA STREET, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. 1 tt 1U 12.00 Ibe. No.' I White SMe Leather. 51 Jmm dozen Kip Skim. Upper leather and Shoe lowett market price.


ocr: GEO. SlTlIERUIY &, CO., AGENT8 FOR THE 6 ALE OF . Virginia & Kentucky Manufactured i U o AM tiUi' AMD :j j-.. . COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 1, Bdcxkts Block, Fsostl St. rORTSMOUTH, OHIO. ; ' i:'


ocr: JDJOJGGjSTd McAbthcb g'b. VVilT. Hahmn. JJavis& Collins. WitBrsviur. Clinc & Gardner. BOO'ANlJSllOE STORES. McAuthob.-J.U. Sueiluml.C B. Ccgfe


ocr: R, LLOYD & CO. kMtH AUIOLESALKBOOT AND SHOL WAlTEfiutJsE, , H. ,; BUCKEYE BLOCK. FRONT STREET, PORTSMCUTH. OHIO, AVE Jist received their extensive FALL STOCK, consisting of all the latest tlylesand fashions, Our ttnek having: beea purchased direct from the manufacturer!, n.icioullv casb, with great care In the selection of qualitv and sixes adopted to the Westeru tisde nrn enabled to offer superior inducements this Fall, and tre determined not to be uniii rili any regular bouse either in New York. Philadelphia or Baltimore. . In addition tooui extensive ttock of Boots tnd Shvea will be found Uusstoi wall llec HATS AND CAPS. - . . for the Fall and Winter Trade. Merchants tnd Furuaoe Wnert rkltinr our cilr invited to call tnd examine for themselves. " TO THE LADIES. .'-. - We tre now manufacturing t tuperiorerticlt of Ladies' and MisaeV'Gai?.r,t' taAU.t and Having procured some of the best workmen in the West, w snw'tfrtptred to wis host who wtnt custom work. ? LEATHER.; : ONE THOUSAND lbs. Red Sole Leather, 12.00 lbs. No. I Whitt Sole Leather, 30 duten Calf Skint, 25 doxen Crawford's Skint, 10 dozen Kip Skint. Upper leather tnd Shoe on btnd tnd for tale tt the lowest


ocr: 1. t. SWETLASD B. C. COOSWELL. BOOT SHOE STORE, r ' "', 'AND ' MANUFHTOn, SWETLAND & COGSWELL. , ,. Opposite the McArthur House. tTtRTITRN their ainrors tha..l. tn (K.i. numerous friends tnd customers, for ine rtty hDejrai patronage extended to them ill till nflfit ftPAKntl. anrl tAtTA nLagnrA !n an. f w - jfiwuHiw as mis nouncing that they are now receiving at their oooi anu onoe uepot me largest ana nest se lected Stock of Boots & Shoes Ever broueht to McArthur: consisting Pi -


ocr: 10,000 lbs ol Wool M auled. 1WISH to buy all the wool I can get, and w ill pay the highest market prices, may 25, '55.-11 J E. A BRATTON. COM WANTED. 500i bushels of CORN wanted by the un dersigned, for which the highest market price will be paid. , E. A. BRATTONi j DRUG STORE- GEO. It. WILL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IS DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PALMS, VARNISH. DVES,PURE ESSENTIAL OILS, INSTRUMENTS, URUSH- , ES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, .; ANATOMICAL PREPARA TIONS, Fancy Articles, Druggists' Shop . f'ur nituTt.Gloio Ware, Window Class, Alcohol, (J-e., cj-c, dc.,' MAIN 8TREET, MCARTHUR, OHIO, RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public, that be is now opening a large and superior stock 6f Drugs, (f-c, that have been selec ted with personal care for this market. , Physicians and customers, will find our rrugioftUbestquality.aU of which we will sell at the lowest prices. 1 AM ALSO AGENT ot all kinds of Patent Medicines, English, French and Germau Herbs, 4Tobacco. Cigars, and t fine assortment of Soaps, Extracts and Pure Wines. june 15. 1855. tl. New Books, AND other Goods in his line of Business are received by Express almost every week from Boston, New York, and the Cities of the West, by J. R. W H1TTEMORK. - may 1855. Second St.,Chillicothe, O. ARTIST'S MATERIALS. OF every de?cription furnished tt short or . dera and fair niirea. A lira, cnnnlr ni , - - fj- r r v Paints and Brushes for Portrait Landscape painters, I oy faints and Best Water Colors ou nauu. j, k. WHUtCMUKK. mayl8,'S3. Second st., Chilticoihe, 0, -. AUCOUM' UCJOKS v HAVING t large Stock of Day Books, JoiirfiMill unil 1jivr. fmnilA nf mroaX. fait pper and bound well in shren, with n m ... . i . wioroccopr nussian oaniis. l will sell tnem fort lew months tt Prices Surphuingly Liw!.' .' ' '-'.A-.u)i Those lu want of Blank Bo l and who buy for use or to sell again carl have bargain uiai wut sviujy mtfusuwt ana suit tht tints. mis is baying a gooti neai ; i mean what 1 say. J. R. WHITTEMORV- No. I, Union Block, Second st. CHttLicoTHE, Ohio. maylS.'JSJ" - J; R, WHITTEMOREK. HAS now an assortment of Wall Paf, ' Borders: Window Curtains,' and Fire


ocr: 0. N, MURRAY, P. 11. MURRAY, JAS. 11 KEAk a m Impojters of, and Dealers in. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY SIGN OF THE (J MOM ST. PORTSMOUTH. OHIO. WE will duplicate bills with any regular joDuing nouse m the West. Country mer chants, fnrnace proprietors, railioa d contrac tors, and others, willsubserve their interests giving us a can. May 19,54. Iv. A v by


ocr: H, HOLMS & CO, (Succassois to Smith and Holmes.) MANUFACTURERS of Tin, Slictt Iron, ond Copper Warts, also dealees, wholesale retail, is Stores, Grates. & Hollow Ware, MARKET STREET, EAST SIDE. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. 8 1554.


ocr: ii. ii, joiiuox (UCCfcSS0B TO JOKEI'II JONES,) DEALER IN llfdifiil, Tlirologiral, Clunk nnil Hisrclla ueous Eouks, Maiiuntry ond Wull rujer, PAINT STREET, CIIILLICOT11E, OHIO. Books received from the Eastern Mar ket at their curliest publication, or ordered when desired.


ocr: C. S. & J. AY. SMITH, SrccKssons of Davis Smith A: Co., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERGH ITS PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. J Dealers in Produce biiiI Manufacturers of Star Mill Flour. Consignments of Goods and Produce to Forward or Sell, solicited. Nov. 4. 1653. ly


ocr: STATE TICKET. For Governor, AMI. MED LL. For Lievtenant Governor, JMES MYERS. For Supreme Judges. WILLIAM KENNON, ROBERT D. WARDEN. For Auditor of State, WILLIAM D. MORGAN. For Treasurer of State, JNO. G. BRESL1N. For Secretary of State, WILLIAM TREVITT. For Attorney General, GEORGE W. McCOOK. For Board of Pullic Workt, JAMES B. STEEDMAN.


ocr: THE DEMOCRAT, Tke toice of the Ptople istlir 8u)u.c Law, AMD THEIR MOTTO, E. A. IHIATTOX. Editor. U'AHTIIL'R, APRIL 6, 1855. V. B. PALMER'S Impipu Bnbwnplloo and Adv.rrising Agfncr Philadelphia, New York, Boston ami I5al timori. is our authorized agent to receive ml receipt for subscription and advertisement for the Democrat. STATE TICKET. For Governor, AMI. MED LL. For Lievtenant Governor, JMES MYERS. For Supreme Judges. WILLIAM KENNON, ROBERT D. WARDEN. For Auditor of State, WILLIAM D. MORGAN. For Treasurer of State, JNO. G. BRESL1N. For Secretary of State, WILLIAM TREVITT. For Attorney General, GEORGE W. McCOOK. For Board of Pullic Workt, JAMES B. STEEDMAN. (CTThe following is the result ol our Township Election, on last Mon day: Justices of the Peace, J. W. SwErSTON, Euas Waltz.4 Trustees, John Eaclebebry, Jacob S. Hciin,


ocr: THE DEMOCRAT. Tkt Tolct f Ihit Prople li the Enprtme law AM MOTTO, fJWu MM ft, ML - RA.BH E4 Iff. JMTIO, ME 29, 1855. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. For Governor, WM. MEDILL. For Lieutenant Governor, JAMES MYERS. For Supreme Juices, WILLIAM KENNON, ROBERT B. WARDEN. For Auditor of State, WILLIAM D. MORGAN. For Treasurer of State, ' J NO. G. BRESLIN. 4 iVr Secretary of State, WILLI A 51 TREVITT. For Attorney General, GEORGE W. McCOOK. For Board of Public Works, JAMES B. STEEDMAN.


ocr: to ne of ins Kt vv the l!o Yc Clothed! T. N. McGLAUGHLIN, " Merchant Tailor, has just opened a New and splendid assortment ol . Uolns. CaaM- meres.&c, togetlier with Trim mings, wuich no is prepared I manufacture into every va ty of garments to snit cus tomers. .All work is warranted to fit and not np. lie alse keeps on hand an assortment Ready-Made Over-coats, Vests, Pants, c. warranted to be well made. Also, Furnish- Goods, consisting in part of Sbirta, Un- dersliirU,Glove8,Suspender8, Cravats, Pock- Handkerchiefs. &c., 4C, &c. experienced workmen in constant employ, and all orders promptly filled. Call at the old stand of G. w. &A. J. jjunkle, opposite . Ii. ft 1, in, oeiore purcnasinz cioimng eisewnere. - i. XN. McIjAUuHLIiN. McArthur, 0.: Nor. 15th, '65. 4m V. B. PALMER'S ir,wiptpr SabieripUoa and AdrartUiog iffnef Puilauelphm. New York. Boston and Dai- timobb, is our authorized agent to receive and. receipt for subscription and advertisement tor Democrat. - WOOL I WOOL If 10,000 lb ol Wool Wanted. 1WISH to buy all the wool I can get, anil will pay the highest market prices, mar 25, '55. til E. A BRATTON. sW A A' A A) It1. tHjiAmt: Twl received, a New Edition of the above Work, with Forma comnlele for Justices' of tho m


ocr: R. LLOYD & CO. WHOLESALE bOOf AND SHOE WAKEHObSE, NO. 3, BUCKEYE BLOCK, FRONT STREET, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO, II AVE just received their extensive FALL STOCK, consisting of all the atest alj l s " fashions, Our stock having been purchased direct from the manufacturers, for cash, w ith grrnt care in the selection of quality and sizes adopted to the Western arecnubled to oiler superior inducements this Fail, and are determined not to be byauy regular bonne either in New York. Philadelphia or Baltimore. lit addition to our extensive block of Roots ami Shues will befouud a large and well selec ted stockor HATS AND CAPS. Suituble for the Fall and Winter Trado. Merchants and Furnace Owners visiting our city are invited to call and examine for themselves. TO THE We are now manufacturing a superior article C l.t . It 3npiers. iiuvmg procurer some ol the best ply Ihose w ho waut custom work. LEATHER. ONE THOUSAND lbs. Red Sole Leather, 12.00 lbs. No. I White Sole Leather. 30 d.zen French Culf Skins, 25 divsn Crawford sSkins. 10 dozen Kip Skins. Upper leather and Shoe r iiiiiiugs always un na ml ami lor sale al the jHiinarv 20. 18M. LADIES. of Ladies' and Misses' Gailers, Buskins and workmen in the vve3t, we are prepared in sup t 1. lowest market price.


ocr: rance Company. Off ire in Roust's Clock, rornrr Superior SL and Tublie failure, CLEVELAND, OHIO. CAPITAL $225,000, f I "1 IIS well known Hows Company is pre JL pared, as usual, to take risks on the sa fer classes of Property. Their means are ample, and their rates are as reasonable those of any sound Company. (XT NO SPECIAL HAZARDOUS OR STEAM RISKS OFFICERS: D B. Dunham, President, Geo. Mjgatt, Vice President Treasurer, O. N. Skela, Secretary, Geo. 15. Sen'.er, General Agent, DIRECTORS; Geerge Mygatt.Clevelurvl, F. T. Backus, tin. A. S. Siindford, lo. Jacob Perkins, dit. Benjamin N'orlliru p, do. Geo. B. Scnlcr, do. O. N. Skvels, lo. D. K. Dunham, do. C. W. Cook, do. Timothy Baker, Norwalk. John C'arh, Brunswick. J. P. Robinson, Bedford. W. M. Powell. Cleveland, (West side.) E. F. BINGHAM, Asent. ljulySQ-o5-fim McAtiW. Ohio. JIOOTS 1 SHOES, JUST received the largest and best selection of Boots and Shoes ever opened hi this market, consisting of Gents. Enumclud Brogaiis " Calf " " Buttoned Congress Gaiters, iuorroccD3lipieT8, " French Calf Boots, Ladies Enameled Lnce Boots, " Goat " " " Sewed " " " Laced Gaiters, " Patent Leather " " Enameled Jenuey Liud's, " Tatent Sea Buskins, " Fancy Enameled " " ' Slippers. Childrcns' Rid Laced Soots, " Fancy " " " " Roan n " Kid Peg " Enameled " ' " Goat " w " Fancy " " Misses Kid Slippers, " Fancy Laced Boots, Together with eve-.y variety of Boots and Shoes, of Mens', Womens' and childreas'


ocr: MUJOB t. CLABK.aa a".H'VJOHH P, PLYLB .CLARK AND PLYLEY,;; 5 ! Attorneys at' Lawi McARTHUR, OHIO. Wyi prclce, irt psrUurshipInTLJlOD ty, Ultlce, iour dcra east 01,4 Sisson .. Wert's Hotel; .


ocr: THE DEMOCRAT. Tkiftiti ol the People U the Supreme Law ;Lli3ERTY & UNION!" a wn Tiinn unrrn E. A. B1MTTON. Editor - teription or Advertisrmaita, at thi$ office.- r ..a j .aA..J DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. For Governor, WIT. 1IEDILL. For Lieutenant Governor, JA1TES MYERS. For Supreme Judges, WILLIAM KENNON, ROBERT B. WARDEN.; For Auditor of Slate, WILLIAM D. MORGAN. For 7Yawrr o Slots, JNO. G. BRESL1N. For Secretary of Stale, WILLIAM TREVITT. A For Attorney General, GEORGE W. McCOOK. For Board of Public Works, JAMES B. STEEDMAN. Ticket for the Town of Election.


ocr: llH'ltOJC Dictli, No. 1, Front Street. DISSOLUTION, THE co-partneiship heretofore existing between the subscribers, under ti e firm of Oakts & Buskiik, was this (lav dissolved by mutual consent. F. J. Oukes havina sold his entire interest to Messrs. George & Chs. 11. Eevis. fctl claims will be sctiU'd.and dehic collected hy Buskirk & Dm is. our successor;. . J. u.iKhs. A. W. BLSKIRK. A.W. lUtKIHK, GEO. DAVIS, CHAS. H. DAVIS. IIISKIKK i DAVIS, (Surres:orof Oakes & Buskirk.) WHOLESALE GROCERS AND PRCCUCE DEALERS, Eutk)t Link, litinl Mr it I, tQKT&MOUTII, O. January 19, 1654, -tf. JF YOU CA L M Mill my." JOHN S. HAWK, MAIN S'IKEET, McARTHUR, OHIO, Tirltr in nil kinds of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD WARE, QUEENLY A RE. HA'IS, APS. BONNETS, BOOTS d SIIOES. READY MADE LOTH1NG, IRON & NAILS. &c. Also Agent for LOUDON & Co's. POPULAR FAMILY MIDIC1NES, IS jiift receiving from Cincinnati, one of the Larwn a.id best selected slocks of New. i'ai-hiiuMiblr and CHEAP GOODS Evpr brouthl to McArthur, expressly for the Winter trade, which he is determined to sell on the most reasonable terms. Just call and see my New Goods before mir( lifisiiip pIrpu hpip I c ' " Bring along your Produce, for in the way of Barter lv ili give yon ascood bveainsas though you brought the Cash.


ocr: (m k (iARIWEK,' DRUGGISTS, i!-r"v f.i i"'- -; W-'- f'S


ocr: Dooms. GEORGE B. WILL, WHOLESALE AMD RtT.tlL lUrOCTEB AID PIAIF.R IS DRUGS, CIIEUICALS, PAINTS. OILS, VARNISH, Dyes, Fvrt Essential Oils, Instru tnents, JJrvshesof every description, Anatomical Preparations, Per' j'vmery, Fancy Articles,Drug gists' Shop Furniture, Glass Ware, Window Glass, Alcohol, tf c, tf c, Mais STrir.ET, McArtaur, Onto. Respectfully informs his friends end the publie, that he is now opening a large and ei'perior stock of Drugs &c, that have been selected with peisonal care for this maiket. Physicians and customers, will find our Drugs of the best qualit), all of which we will sell at the lowest price. January 27. IS54. ly,


ocr: D. K, HURRAY, P. II, HURRAY, JAS. Impojtep nf. and Dealers in HARDWARE AND SIGSOfTHE FROM ST. PORTSMnTTTii mrm WE Will (lnnliratp lulls u-itH q.. Af..1a ( " l ft jvmriiigiiuu&t; in me esu cour.iry Clltinia. inrnarp rvrnnriPtnrQ railma .1 .t.nA tors, ana others. wilUnhvrvp :..: ,.' --- eh nig lis a raiL fllay 04. ly. iiMM '& HI,,


ocr: DAVISON, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Enslish, French, German and Amtnran FANCY GOODS, Block, next door to the Valley Bank, CHILLICOTHE, OHIO.


ocr: v'ii.;: .'U.'-.'.: T nil err. i . .O'ju'iU'. I'.'- 1 -i r BOOKS ' STAKON c.fY, 1 1 -4 .' i ,: ':V:'..,j.SCliCGL "V-f-tV V'J : li't.t. I III J. R. WHITEMOBE, No. 1, Union Block, Second CHILLICOTHE, OHIO, KEEPS constantly at wholesale and re tail, a complete- essort ment of MISCELLANEOUS AND BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS. S TA T JUNE It Y,A It TJS 7S" MA TE RIALS. HALL PAVER, lEIihTMKRt. FAACY ARTICLES, et c., de. New Books. Magazines and received as soon ui nublislieu. Country Merchants tm invited Ins sloi k, and cciirider his tcrinsof trude,


ocr: IVIisi Lodge, No. '207, of Free and Ac- cepieei Masons, nieets very Saturday preceeding each (all moon. Neil reculnr incline. A mil 211. BLANK DEEDS, BLANK MORTGAGES and ull Blonhs required under the Jus tict' Code, fur Justices of the Peace . ore con stantly kept on hand and for mile by K. A. UK ATI ON. April G, 1F55 tf.


ocr: CL1IVE & GAKDAEH, DRUGGISTS) P"" WILKESV1LLE, OHIO, KEEP constqntly on hand the folnwing ernuine and popular family medicines. PILIS.-Sellerg Liver Pills, McLuine's Liver Pills, Aver's Pills. COUGH KKMEDlhS. Seller's Imperial Cough Syrup, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Seller's Hive Svrup, Feller's Svrup of Squills. WORM MFDICINES.-Scller s Vermifuge, McLaine's Vermifuge. L1NIMKNTS.-H. G. Farrel's Indian Lin iment, Gardner's Volatile Liniment, Rudwav's Kesdy Relief. Pain Curer, Liquid Opidildoc. HAIR TOMCS.-L) on's Katliuiron, G, S Gay lords. Also: A large ami veil selected stork of Urugs, Medicines. Oils, Taints and Dye-stuffs: all for sale el the lowest prices. Oct. 27th, 185t. lr. MOTS 1 SHOES. ' TLTST received the larcfbt and best selection J of Boots and Shots ever opened in this irnei, consisting oi Gents. Enameled Brrrans, Calf ' Buttoned Congress Gaiters, Morrorro Slipjiers, " French Calf Boots. Ladies Enameled Luce Hoots, M Goat " " Sewed " Laced Gaiters, " Patent Leatlier " Enameled Jenney Lind's, M Patent Sea Buskins, " Fancy Knliineled " " " Sliprers. Childrens Kid Laced Boots, " Fancy M ' " - Roan " " Rid Peg - Enameled M Goat " -" Fancy - -Misses Kid Slippers, " Fancy Laced flonts, Together with evetv vaiieiy of Tin Shoes, of Mens', WomeuV an d b wear, at the lowest prices, at BRA VI (N JiUMM;, CAMI'IiELL A t o.,


ocr: CL1AE & GAIWaER, DRUGGISTS,


ocr: mo. d. rnccNix, t. m. babcock, jno, jiabcocs;. BABCOCK&COi : WliOLtSALE GKUCthS. & -; CoDimissiou merchants. Rt.Ut'67 WaU r Strett, 'EW ?OSC, j Febusry ly.: -I . -.! ; ?-,'.. -;i CUAS. A, H. DAHASIH. , LEWIS C. DAN ASIA : CHASr A. MrCAMARlNCOrf '1 S P'D 1 L K R B J JT f J. 0 0,8 tl, .') No. 55, Fhoht Street, ' . . PORTSMOUTH, OHIO, Jaouary 20,lb4Aljr,


ocr: O. S, MUBHAT, P. H, MU&HAY,' JAS. m'kF.AN impoJters ol, and . Dealers in, HA El) WARE AND CUTLERY SIGX OF THE FROM j ST ! PORTSMOUTH. OHIO, .' , ' WKu''UjtnX..is.i,ai. :.u i. . . . . ---j-n-niv inin nun aiijr regular iobbiiie House i n .the: Wesi. J Conr.t rv mer chants, fsrwape. proprietors, railroad contrail tors. 8ul others, willsubierve theif i their interests bj I in 1 1 1 1 1 ii ll ir lli ll jiving us a can. 1 May 19, 54. ly. .


ocr: 4 il.lUi.t';, U I (t:i.(i.roi li t-ti nil n,d l!i lines.) MAM KaCTliIKht- ok ir. Mitt Imp, n t liu V.nrrx, MSO LMIIlh. Will LUALI. niTAII.. I!. iSi rie, Grata. &. Jnvtr II are, JW1 hJ I i'lhi.i 1 J.a.vi MLJt. i L I ."I S. t.il!U. f r I . , . .


ocr: ; STEIN & BR0THEB, ., , .. , MaKvfacturtr and inofflf efesfsTt i No.' 316 BALTIMORE STREET., u Bctweeh Howard and LiBitRTTt " 13 A LT lMu


ocr: It llitLU llLMtii.fc Ull.' JCKN S. HAWK, MAIS STREET. MrARTHUB. OHIO. . I Irrlrr fti 111! -kilitfs -ol- - liPV' tlOOFR. 'TiFfcCERirSi HARD - WAPft'. 'Ol'F.K.SWAR-R. HATS: ' ,; avs; SOSNKTSr FOOTS,. (f. - SllOhS. . UKADY MADE ; I.OT11ING, IRON & NAILS. &c. Also, , 1 '' ' 1 1 ' Aent for . LOUCON & Co'. POPULAR FAMILY 7 '1 . MLLHUM.S, IS juet tectinna; lion Cim innaii.one of ili, Irftriti'tt a. id hi st injected f Uicki of Sow fashionable hiiJ . , . ,: .1 CHEAP GOODS Ever hroughl to .McAriluir, expressly - for lb' Wiiitei trude. which ha h ilereruiineil to soi on lhe most reasonable terms. - Jus! mil aiid.-s.e0 my .Keiv Goods ht-lvn pun lint-iug elsewhere. , Briiifc along jour Produce, for in lh wa of Barter i.e vt ili fcive voil as good buriiins ;' though you hiought the Caeli. . .- Novrmher 17, IKsl. 1st, c. Iv. PuMic Ini li lion IIICK0CK-ri.ro.,' H AVING just iiieh"rl a Whoh-Rile aii. K.eiail II 4 T .TOriEin Purisinni.tli oil Front Street; between Market and Jefler tou. they invite All to tall and examine their M( k of faK'Ai nmi Cain, Slrntv Goods, Trnnki.W t IkliM'S, L'lirjit'l L'iie,!, luibrtlius lr., V OP F.VERV I'KHllimOS. Fitri iner8 run nt all timen find at our as tahli-hnii i t a lull hih) toniplftei Oiisortnien iif the richest and most desiruble styles, at well as iho most common lalirirs. Our lottf fXN rii'iicr in lhe ho;uc.-. and know ledge 01 ir: 'i.iitai-tiiriug, uitli the tin ililic-i (or purrha .iig, aro sin li that w nte niri.'Uent we can ell tow in liniii any other House in the West Ft'KS of u II kirnU wanli'd, fur whicii tin I.Uhest p. 1 ires will he paid. Fortsinouili. Novi inlitr 4. 1853. ly Il tl II l' B R A Y , Y II. HUB HAY, J A, u'lt I A, X !.Vji r.a a .i..jvi 9 Inn ojti'ts i I' ''KDWARK' I. Mnl Linler.-i -n. AND CUTLEKY hGA OF THE ) FR0AT ST. FOI. ISMuL'TII. OMIO, WE win dnpiimie i,ijH Wii, U11V ,!,. ibliing House in tlio We.-l. Cou'i tiv iif 1 I'llits. Inriitice priii rietor.--, ri.i'in.i d r-iiii r., tirs. fti'.l others, w illeiibseive linir iuteii'sls ! (jivinj; n h cu 1 1 IU. 'V lit. ni.-rlv. 7,LLCtiv.LlNfrfTK7rMAC PATENT l.ilil ID GLl'E.


ocr: (sL'tCtssOB TO JOSEPH JO M,) DEALER IH Slrdirtl, Tlifo!o?icul, Blank and MIsft 'la ituus L'uokt, btuUtnrry and Moll Tup r, . PAINT 8TBFET, , ' , ' ' CHILLICU THE, OHIO. . - . Bonka reicired from the Eaatem ket at their earlieat Dublication. or w lien - i -


ocr: A.W IViKtm, 0L(. liAVIS, CPAS. H. DAVIS. iUMI.h A l;AJ5, (Mines-onii Onkis & Bi.skirk.) WIlOLLbALL GKOCJlKS PP.CCt'Ct CEALIRS, Uikijt Link, lull Mm t. tih 'J AlVOl 1 II, o. J. ' 1-nry 19. itf-J.r 11.


ocr: Clothing! . 1 have a small Stock of Ready Made Cloth ing left, that 1 will sell out l Cost. : Call and see at BRATTON'S BLUE CORNER. r I HIS co-partnership uerelolore existing l between the subscribers, under the firm ol S. S. Demulh & Co., was this day dissolved by mutual consent; S. S. Demuth having sold his entire interest to E. A. Bratton, by whom all claims will be settled and all debts collec ted. S. S.. DEMUTH, Arn 1st, K.'A. BRATTOK


ocr: ROOKS &. STATION ERY J i.l 1 11 T i ' I. .'"tiTI SCEOOIJ vtr.'t; I-iiPm! (If messm i is'i'i outs um Not. Lo LbJ ii x ii -tri iriuiici ari v J.IV VV 1 H JLiTjlTI-WJVJLj Em mm m J. R. WISITJEJIORK, 1, Union Bloc!;, Second Streett CHILLICOTHE, OHIO, constantly at wholesale and re tiiil, a complete assortment of AND SCHOOL, BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS. STA TIONER Y, ART IS TS' MA TE ItlALS, WALL PAPER, PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, (J-c, f-c. New Books, Magazines and Newspapers received as soon as published. Countr Merchants are invited tocxamins his slock, and consider his terms of trade. January 13, 1B34. If. luftMAlM UUP mimm mimsm


ocr: ROOKS &. STATION ERY J i.l 1 11 T i ' I. .'"tiTI SCEOOIJ vtr.'t; I-iiPm! (If messm i is'i'i outs um Not. Lo LbJ ii x ii -tri iriuiici ari v J.IV VV 1 H JLiTjlTI-WJVJLj Em mm m J. R. WISITJEJIORK, iVb. 1, Union Bloc!;, Second Streett CHILLICOTHE, OHIO, KEEPS constantly at wholesale and re tiiil, a complete assortment of MISCELLANEOUS AND SCHOOL, BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS. STA TIONER Y, ART IS TS' MA TE ItlALS, WALL PAPER, PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, (J-c, f-c. New Books, Magazines and Newspapers received as soon as published. Countr Merchants are invited tocxamins his slock, and consider his terms of trade. January 13, 1B34. If. Ikchcjo liioeii, Fo. 1, Front Street. DISSOLUTION, THE co-pnrtniship heretofore existing between the subscribers, under the firm of Oakes & Buskirk, wa3 this day dissolved by mutual consent, r . i. (Jakes having sola tiis entire interest to Messrs. George & Chas. H. Davis, all claims will be saltled.and debits collected by Buskirk & Davis, our successor,. F. J. OAKES, A. W. BUSKIRK. A. W. BUSKIRK, OEO. DAVIS, CHAS. H. DA VIS. BUSKIRK & DAVIS, (Successor of Oakes & Buskirk.) WHOLESALE GKOCEUS AND PRODUCE DEALERS, Buckeye Block, Front Street, PORTSMOUTH, O. January 19, 1854r-tf. DR. DUNLAP, DENTIST, STILL continues the practice of tg3 bii profession' iu McArthnr, QJSntP thankful for past favors, and solicits the con tinuance of the public patronage. GT3 Qic and Residence, Western Hot I. Jan. 19, 1855 tf. Valentines! ValentincslI SS. DEMUTH & CO., HAVE JUST received 5000 Valentines, some of the most beautiful embossed andembelished, for Lovers,Brothers,Sisters,Ladies and Gents; Comic, Sentimental, and Juvenile, at prices varying from 2 cents to 50 cents; with beau tifnl embossed and gilt envelopes to suit. Call aud see. Also, a few fine Lithograph Pictures, Frames, &c. January 19th. 1854. 3w. Sweetmeats. SS. DEMUTH & CO. HAVE JUST received one of the best assortments ot Candies. Candy Toys, Fire Works, cj-c.,ever brought to McArthur. ; , jao. 19, if. Songs, Songs. C S. DEMUTH f CO, HAVE just received a large assortment of pop ular Song Books, among which will be found 'The Plow Bov's Songster," "Americau Song ster," "The Exile of Erin," "Old Ireland's Gem;" also, a collection of Negro Melodies. 500 STOCK HOGS WASTED! luftMAlM UUP mimm mimsm


ocr: 0. T. TRACT. "F. J. OAK S3. CP.Tft CY &C0,,. Manvfacturers and Wholesale DEALER III BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, . LEATHER AND FINDINGS. Cue door below P. Rinnry & fo'i Bank, Jrotif Strret, PORTSMOUTH, O. April 87, 1855.ly. .


ocr: NOTICE. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER. SHIP. IHAVE this day sold to Westfall, rf- Co. my entire interest in the Cincin nati Furnace Company, and ant therefore no longer a partner therein, CmciNSATi Fuunace, June 21, 1855. jul)20 4wJ JOHN R0BB1NS.


ocr: GtO. SllIiEIUIlV & AGENTS FCR THE SALE OF Yirginii & Kentucky 1 U i A U U U , AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 1, Buckeye Block, Fkont POBTSMOUTH, OHIO. like np Slairt, October 3, 1854. ARTIST'S MATERIALS. OF every description furnished at short or ders and fair prices. A large supply ol Faints and Brushes for Portrait Landscape Fainteis, Toy Paints and Best Water on band. , ). E. WH1TTEMOBE, Bjayi'W, JSwprrt CiiUicrniift 0'


ocr: BIGGS HOUSE, PLRTSMOUTH, OHIO. ri HE subscriber having leased the above JL House, (formerly the United States Ho tel.) and having made a complete renovation pnbre furniBhed the house with new Furniture throughout, respectively invites the traveling public to give him a call. HIS TABLE Will always Contain the best that the market a (lords, and no means will be spared to make all comfortable. JOHN ROW. Ot. Kih. IfM .


ocr: 1 Nor. 17, 1854.-mn. nw mm great babgaissi At thi NEW STORE op STEHNBERGER & SKCVEH, UIT OB I? SUSCX i DCIBEBH BUILDINGS Main Street, McArthur, Ohio. TITS wish to announce lo tho citizens T r Yiaton county, that we have rerma mn t! Inaicd In McArthur. and have lltbt re itedfron theeastern cities one of the larg est and best selected stock of FALL $ WINTER CLOTHING, Dm ' Goods, HasowAKK, Foots, Shoes Quhssws, Hats, Cats and Grockr'E ver onenei In this market, all of which we will sell lor lnn ht tamt arliclii can be tomglt for tn tht County. . We -fill also keep constantly on band a good assortment of fine Cvtlery; Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, jUs.,&e. Our fiiendsare rtfj eclfully invited to call and examine our stcck beiote Dunne elsewhere, as we are determined to give good tergaws. nr CociTTiT raoDUCB of all kindj re Mixed at the LieheKt cash prices. STERNBERGER. & SHOWER. Oct. 30th, 1654.-6m,


ocr: Ml!) 5 WHS GEORGE li. WILL, WIOLISALI SMD ICTilL IMPOETEI B DTALIB 1 DRUGS, CHEMICALS, AINTS, OILS, VARNISH, Dyts, Pvrt Eistntial Oils, Instru mtnts, lirusfifsoj ertry aescTijuion, Anatomical Preparations, rtr fumtry. Fancy Articles, Drug gists' Shop Furniture, Glass Ware, Window Glass, Alcohol, 4f- J Maim Stkeet, McAstaib, Ohio. Respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he is now opening a larce and superior stock of Drugs &c, that bate bern selected with peisonal care for thin market. Physicians and customers, will find our Drugs oi tne best quality, all of which we will sell at the lowest price. Janusry 27. 1854. ly,


ocr: D. N, HUBRAT, P. II. WUBUAT, JAS. U KEAH MMffl a I'D 9 Jmpojters of, and Dealers in. H TJT-Vir a TT? A xt rv mimr rinv ARDWARE AND SlCiV OF THE l0 FROM ST. PORTSMOUTH. OHIO. WE will duplicate bills with any jobbing House in the West. Cour. try mer chants, fnrnaee proprietors, railroa d contrac tors, and other.?, willsubserve their interests giving us a can. Muy 19, 51. ly.


ocr: AYER'S PILLS, Aaswand ilnfmlarly uecetful remedy for U eon of all Biiwui diwK CoetiTeuM. Indi- Swtion, Jaundice, Diopiy, Rheumatiim, Fever, out, ItuBon, NerrousneM, In-itabiUty, Inflainin. tioiu. Hmdmche, Pain in the Breut, Side, Dick, and Limb., Female Complaint, 4c, Ac. Indeed, very few ar. the diwaw in which a iSirgatiTe Mu eiM i not mora or lea requited, and much .ik tea and tufferinK mht be prerented, If a bana l but effectual Cathartio were more freely uwd. No penon can feel well while a coative habit f body prevail betide it aoon generate eriou. and often fatal diteaie., which might have been avoided br th. timely and judicioui oae of a good purgative. Thi U alike true of Cold., Feveriaharrnptom., and Bilioua derangement. 1'hey all tend to become or produce th deep eated and formidable diatcmpor which load th hearae ail over th land. lienct reliable family phytic i of the nrt importance to the public health, and thi Fill ha been perfected with eonrammate skill to meet that demand. An xtenaiv trial of it virtue by Fhjaiciana, Profe aort, and FatienU, ha ihowa reaulta urpaaiug any thing hitherto known of any medicine. Cure have been effected beyond belief, were they not tub tan tinted by penona of auch exalted poaitlon and haracter to furbid th auspicion of untruth. ' . Among th many eminent gentlemen who hnr testified in favor of these Fill., w may mention : Dr. A. A. Hatu, Analytical Cheraiat, of Button. Stat Auaycr of Mutsachusett, who higL prnfcstional character It endorsed by th . Ilow. Kuwahd Evehbtt, 8enator of th V. 8. HOBEBT C. WlNTHKOP, El-Speaker of tilt RoilM of Repretpntatire. Abbott LawrbscS, Ninlatcr Plcn. to P.ngland. f Joittt B.FlTzrATEicK,Cath.Bihopof Boaton. Alto, Dr. J. U. Chiltox, Practical Chemist, New York City, endorsed by Hon. W. L. Mabct, Secretary of Btot. Wt, B. Astor, the richest man In Amertoa. S. LsLAHn A Co., Propr' of tho MetropoUtaa Hotel, and other. Did ipse permit, wa tfould glv many hunlrd certificate, from all part where th PUU hav been nted, but evidence even more convincing than experience of eminent publio men is found In their efTc t upon triaL I , The Fdls. the result of long investigation and study, are offered to the pnb'lo a th best and moat complete which the present state of medical tcienc can atfurd. They ar compounded not of th drugi the'-nsclve, but of the medicinal virtue only of vegetable remedic, extracted by chemical process in a state of purity, and combined together in auch a manner as to insure the beat result. Thi. system of composition for medicines hot been found in th Cherry Pectoral and Fills both, to produce a more efficient remedy than had hitherto been ob tained by any proces. T'h reason i perfectly ob viout. While by the old mode of composition, v ery medicin it burdened with more or lea of acri monioui and injurious Qualities, by fhl each indi vidual virtu ouly that 1 desired for the curative effect is present. All the inert ud obnoxious qual itics of each substance employed are left behind, the curativ virtue only being retained. Hence it U clf-vidcnt Um enccU hould provo a they hav proved more purely remedial, and the PUU a surer, more powerful antidote to diteas than any other medicine known to the world. , A it i frequently expedient that my median houldbe taken under the counsel of an attending Physician, and a ho could not properly judge of a remedy without knowing it composition. I Bavo supplied the tcurato Formulas by which both mj Pectoral and Pills are mado to the whole body of Practitioner in tho United States aud British Amer ican Provinces. If however there should be ny on who ha not received them, they will b promptly forwarded by mail to hi addrent. Of oil th Patent Medicine that aro olfcred, how few would be taken if their composition was kngwn 1 Their life consist In their mystery. I hav no mytltriel. , ' The composition of my preparations 1 laid to all men, and all who are competent to judge tli uliiect freely acknowledge their conviction of their intrinsic merit. The Cherry Pectoral wa pronounced by scientific men to b a medicine before iu effect were known. 'Many .m lnent Physician have declared the tame thing my Pill., and even more confidently, and ar will ing to certify that their anticipations wcr than realized by their effect upon trlul. They operate by their powerful Influence on internal viscera to purify the blnod and stimulate into healthy action remove the obstruction of the ttomacn, bowel, liver, and other organs of th body, restoring their irregular action to health, by correcting, wherever they exist, such deung menta a are the first origin of discoso. Being sugar wrapped they are pleasant D and being purely vegetable, no harm can atiuo their use in any quantity. i XQJ XUinuio uuecuuua, auu miyi-i uu vi. I'll El'A RED BY JAMES C. AYEIt, Practical and Analytical LOWELL, MASS. Price 99 Cents per Box. Tivt Boxes for $1 BOLD BT F, ECKSTEIN, jr., Cincinnati; G.B. McArthur, and by dealers in Medicine where. May 2G&4. 4ino.


ocr: THE DEMOCRAT. The Voice si the lVople it tbe Supreme Law, AMD THEU MOTTO, 1 LIBERTY & UNION!" E. A. Bit ITTOIV. Editor. mm. march 2, wa VjB. PALMER'S rviFPr Subscription ud AdTnllnj ABar ruiLADtLPKiA, New Yobk, Bostoh and Ual Tivouc, is our authorized agent to receive and receipt fot subscription aud sdvertiitmeut fur the Democrat. f BODI CE OF ALLKJXDS. it rteeiv td at tkt very hightst market pritet, on Sub unptimor AJurtutvuntt, at thil otf.ct. Monty j$ not refvttd. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. For Governor, W. MEDILL. For Lieutenant Govtrnor, JAMES MYERS. For Suprtmt Juigtt. WILLIAM KENNON, ROBERT B. WARDEN. For Auditor of Statt, WILLIAM D. MORGAN. For Trtaturtr of &'Jof, JNO. O. BRESL1N. Ftr Steritary of Statt, WILLIAM TKF.V1TT. For Atlotntj Gtntral, GEORGE VV. McCOOK. For Board of Publtt W0rk,


ocr: THE DEMOCRAT. Th: tolce fthi People bttv Supreme Law; AltD THEI B NOTTO, LIBERTY A BUNION.1 E.A. C1UTTOX Editor. JUOTuTD CCD A I (till ?, 1 V.;B. PALMER S KtmpapOT Sabttrtptloa and Adrtitlito Atncy Pnila Delphi a. New Yobk. Bonos and Bal- twobb, it our authorized agent to receive receipt fot subscription and advertisement the Dkmocbat. PRODICE OF ALL K1JSDS. u receiv ed at the ten highest market prices, on Sub scriptionor Advertisements, at this office. Monty U not rrusrd. DEMOCRATIC STATE For Governor, WM. MEDILL. For Lieutenant Governor, JAMES MYERS. For Supreme Judges, WILLIAM KENNON, ROBERT B. WARDEN. For Auditor of State, WILLIAM D. MORGAN. For Treasurer of State, JNO. G. BRESLIN. For Secretary of State, WILLIAM TREVITT. For Attorney General, GEORGE W. McCOOK. For Board of Pullit Works, , JAMES B. STEEDMAN.


ocr: lbs folldwlug Qemleman will R.c4lv ai d f for Subtcitloni ana Adrartiutatmu, foi thi I a par, la Vinion Cfcur.t)'. Cbio. Tkyton Cox, Wii. Taylkr,. iso. Clark, Sr., J. Uloi.k, J. GlLLUf, Adam Lynn, Ilurmlen Furnace. Ml. Pleasant. Harrison Township. Ulcers Store, Wilkesville. Swan.


ocr: . JOHN D. KQVEY, ATTOItXEY & COIXSELOR AT LAW, ALBANY, ATHENS ICIMY, C1I1U. February 23. 1855 4 m. E. A.BRATTQN, Altcnic) at Law, McARTHUR, OHIO. WILL practice in Vinton and adjoining count it-s. Oflice, one door east of the Hue Corner."


ocr: U. P. HEWITT, Judge of Probata Court W.L. EDM1STON, Clerk Com.Pleet Court K. F. BINGHAM, Prosecuting Attoraej. Wm, T1SUE, Sheriff. JOSEPH MAGEE, Auditor. J. SWEPSTON, Treasurer, JAMES MALONE, Recorder. NELSON RICHMOND, Surveyor. GEO. ULLOM, Coroner. County Commissioners, J. DO WD, J- KINNEY, JOHN SWAIM, School Examiners, O. T. GUNNING, G. W. SHOCKEY and E. A. BRATTON.


ocr: D. H.MCBHAT. P. H. MUBBAV. J AS. Il'iri. Imnoitersof. and' Dealernin. HARDW&RE AND CUTLERY, SIGXOFTIIE FROM ST. PORTSMOUTH. OHIO, w a will duplicate bills with any jobbmg House in the West. Country mer chants, fnrnace proprietors, railioa d contrac tors, and others, willsubserve their interests 51. wig uo a IBIL May 19, 54. ly. wwm


ocr: . C. S. & J. W. SMITH, Successors or Da vis Smith & Co., FORWARDING AND MERCI! NTS, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. Dealers in Traduce and Manufacturers of Star Mill Flour. Consinnments of Goods and Froduce Forward or Sell, solicited.


ocr: S. II. HOLMES & CO., lauctessois 10 ciniin ana Holmes.; MANUFACTURERS OV Tid, Sheet Iron, and Copper Warn, ALSO DEALEE3, WHOLESALE RETAIL, IN Stoves, Grates. & Hollow Ware, MARKET STREET, EAST SIDE. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. Sept. 811554.


ocr: CEO. SITIIEKLIX k CO., AGENT8 FCR THE SALE OF Virginia & Kentucky Manufactured l U i A U V U , AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 1, Buckeye Clock, Front St.j PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. Mice up Stairs. October 3, 1654.


ocr: BIGGS HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. riHE subscriber having leaded the above A House. ( formcrlv the United States Iln tel.) and having made a complete renovation pnore-iuruibneu hip nouse witn new t iirnilure throughout, respectively invites the traveling public to give him a cull. HIS TABLE Will always contain the best that the market affords, and no means will be spared to make all romforlaule. JOHN ROW. Oct. lflili, 1654 .


ocr: Steam (Mind Factory. J. 11. AY A IT, Corner or Jefferson and Second Sweets, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO, c ALLS the attention of the citizens ' Vinton and adjoining counties to his su perior Stock Of ,u npi i-w CAI)LtTplSYAItE, which he 0 tiers at wholesale or retail ou reus onable terms. Give him a call. Orders attended to promptly. . March 24,1894. ly


ocr: LOOK HERE JOHN SWEPSTON SAMUEL SWEPSTOS T & S. SWEFSTON have opened a fine f stock of Goods at I KAi ioVlLLE. 0, Call and see for yourselves. Dec t, 1854. Brno.


ocr: BOOKS &STATON ERY t : ' 'lt-rTT'vri 1 s eft cn atuuujj P.:fi li -4 .), . pra !iUU'JaiJSi;) ty'u ,U Vi. 'tatft-i- J. R. UHITEUORE, No. 1, Union Mod; Second Slrcct, CHILLICOTHE, OHIO, KEEPS constantly at wholesale and re tail, a comiiii-ie assortment of MISCELLANEOUS AND SCHOOL BOOHS. BLANK BOOKS, STA TIONER l'.yl ' TIS TS' MA TE RIALS. WALL PAPER, I ERFUMERY, FARCY ARTICLES, (Jc, de. New Books, Magazines snd Ncwspopers received as urioii us published. Couiilrj Merchants arc iuvitcd toexamine nis stock, anil coiihitlcr Ins teni.scf trade.


ocr: DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. For Governor, . M E D I L L . For Lieutenant Governor, JAMES MYERS. For Supreme Judges, WILLIAM KENMON, ROBERT B. WARDEN. For Auditor of State, 1 WILLIAM D. MORGAN. For Treasurer of Slate,' JNO. G. BRESL1N. For Secretary of State, WILLIAM TKEV1TT. Fur Attorney General, GEORGE VV. McCOOK. For Board of Public IVorlts, JAMES B. STEEPMAN.


ocr: C. P.iTJACT-'....'.. r. J. OAIES C.P. TEAGY & CO., . Manvfacturert and WhoUwl ""'-' DEALEB IN '' i ' : ' '. BOOTS, ' SHOES,,. HATS, ' ! , LEATHER AND FINDINGS. ' One debr' below P. Kfnnry & Col Bank, iront Street, PORTSMOUTH, O. t .


ocr: NOTICE. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER , ' SHIP. I'HAVE this clay sold to Vestfall, Stewart (f Co. entire, interest in the Cincin nati Furnace Company, and am therefore no longer a pariner me rein, . CisoinsAii Fcbsacb, June 21, 1855. july20 4wl JOHN BOBBINS.


The south-western. [volume]

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place_of_publication: Shreveport, La.

publisher: L. Dillard & Co.


ocr: H. R. BEACH, CARRIAGE DEALER, Louisiana Carriage Repository, Nos.49 and 51 CARONDELET ST. (Union Row,) New Orleans. Always on hand a large and complete assortment from the best manufactories. dec 20. 1554


ocr: (Successor to TURNBULL & Co.,) Carriage 'Repository, and agent for several of the largest manufactories of the north, is prepared to receive orders for all descriptions of Carriages at Manufacturer's Prices, Iing TWENTY PER CENT. Less for the same quality of work than any other establishment in the south. The attention of


ocr: t' Pt ate - H. GILLINGHAM, (Seeessor to TURNBULL & Co.,] Carriage Repository, or and agent for several of the e largest manufactories of the n- north, is prepared to receive orders for all descriptions of Carriages at Manufaetrer's Presm, being TWENTY PER ECsaT. Lass for the same - quality of work than any other establishment in the south. The attention of ir purchasers is respectfully solicited at No. 115 Gravier ,e street, rear of the St. Charles Hotel.


ocr: A. & Co.'s Nr ew Orleans Carriage Warehouse, n Nos. 113 GRAVIrR AND 13 UNIto STREETs, Y Opposite the St. Charles Hotel. Our stock comprises One Hun - dred and Fifty Carriages, of the N[EWEST STYLEs, from the best manufacturers of the north. -ALSO- ps, and An extensive assortment of


ocr: INSU&RA AE. * THE undersigned is prepared to ,&e. receive applications for Insur ance against Fire and River risks, and on the Lives of White Persons and Slaves, in the best and most popularcompanies in the United State nt the lowest current rates of premi um. Apply to JOHN WM. HILL. tr er Ite 'st in li


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ocr: Ui4ERtFIN bl ck.a.d blu dress coats. : u do e'loth, ea and blsnketverco.t do -Peteap ,pl and blaotnktsacs; do eee oaivercoats; tip tddt silk, atitn nd cloth vesta; xiab'" ' , - ý ,~ctx S y oT }


ocr: TE titudersigned is prepared receiv applications for Ihsar ance ag'st Fire and d risks, and onthe Lives of e Persons and Slaves, in the a and most populaBcompanies the United States, at the lowest current rates of premi um. Apply to ALLEN .ItJjL. Shreveport, June 21, 1854.


ocr: FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, DYE-STUFFS, Varnishes, Brushes, Select Powders, Extracts, Perfumery, &c. Physicians' Shop Furniture, Medicine Chests, medical bags, dental and surgical instruments, gold and silver foil and leaf, and every article usually kept by druggists, for sale by T. H. MORRIS, Chemist, Shreveport, La.


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ocr: ýSTOVES, TIN AND JAPAN WARE. AUSTIN & GOODWYN, Texas street, opposite the. Market, Shreveport, NIAVE constantly on hand, and are daily manufac turingevery description of TIN-WARE, which together with their stock of STOVES, comprises the most complete assortment of any establishment in this place. Their stock of Stoves comprises every variety of the most approved patterns, both of eastern and western manufacture, selected by themselves-expressly for this and the Texas market, consisting of Cooking, Office, Parlor and Church Stoves. They invite coun try nmerchants and others to call and examine their etock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. Their prices are low and terms easy. mar21 PIJRE CHEMICALS.-Quinine, Beeberine, sala .I cine, piperine, prec: ext: bark, chinoidine, tanin, iodind, hydriodate potassa, nitrate silver, chloroform, besides a large supply of other chemical and pharmac,. tic prdparations. Just received and for sale low, whole iale and retail. WM. B. MILLER, mli Druggist and Apothecary. HIE citizens of Shreveport, its vicinity, and parish, w*ith all others desirous of examining pretty, fash eonable and good GOODS, are invited to call at the bsacriber's. To enumerate a stock so large and gen eral, would bg a failure. Please call, see and buy! myO . ELISHA H. JORDAN S ARGE assortmentof Wall Papeg, of the latest and most beautiful patterns, just received and for a.le at W. B. MILLER's. i


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ocr: Oar country "FOUIR vg frWA IflAT S I AND A1W SIIEET." BY L. DIn LLARB &Co. Omtr. (tzrier of Texas an. Edwards stZrrets OPI'OSITE IIITCUCOCK's LIVER1Y STABLE. s II f E Po T: =A T r. ets,


ocr: H. GILLINGHAM, i (Saecessor to TURNBULL & Co.,] t and agent for several of the largest manufactories of the north, is prepared to receive orders for all descriptions of Carriages at hannfaetarer's = Prices, being TWENTY PER CENT. LESS for the same for quality of work than any other establbshment in the south. The attention of purchasers is respectfully solicited at No. 116oGravier street, rear of the St. Charles Hotel. of er


Spirit of the age. [volume]

ocr: March 14, 1855. TVTEW SPRING L S. TUCKER are lic their new Stock of Mantillas, consisting sortment of novelties they beg to invite section of the country March 16, 1855.

place_of_publication: Raleigh, N.C.

publisher: Alexander M. Gorman


ocr: Notice is hereby Given. THE undersigned having lost a bundle of Notes and other evidences of Debt on various per sons residing in Chatham county, together with receipts of one or more constables and others; and the names of all not being remembered, all per sons residing in said county indebted by Note or otherwise to the firm below are forewarned against paying the tame to any person not duly authorized to receive the came, and all persons are warned not to trade for any of the aforesaid papers. JOHN NEWLIN A SONS. 112511855 40 3tpd INTENDANT'S OFFICE, ) Raleigh, May 30, 1855. J To Holders of CUu Bonds and Others : HOLDERS OF CITY BONDS AND OTHER securities for the payment of money, are in vited and requested to appear at the City Treasury on the 1st of July next, and every six months thereafter, and receive payment of all interest due by the City to that date, and also in lieu of the present bonds to receive CERTIFICATES OF DEBT, registered at the City Treasury, payable at three and six years, under the seal of the City, bearing interest from date, to be paid semi-annually, specifying therein the date of the order au- thorizing the issue of the Bond, and the descrip tion of the Bond cancelled. By order of the Board, WM. DALLAS HAYWOOD, IntenJant. 40 td


ocr: ADVERTISING III THIS PAPEE. 4 Th SPIRIT OP THE AGE' ha now over y'm 'tynwrfo Msmfors, , I xUasirelj taken in ererj Count j in North Cr olisa, and is therefor on of the Tery beet Adrer tiing medium in the SUte. TERMS OP ADVERTISING. V square 1 insertion $1 001 sqnare 3 menthi It do 2 insertion! 1 251 do 6 do do 3 , do . 1501 do 12 do it do 4 do - 175jLongeronefbythyear Twelve lines make a square. JOB PRINTING, ofeve description K; 5EATLT EXECUTED AT THIS Or riCX.


ocr: WITH (Late Eckel, Raiguel A. Co.) Importers & Wholesale Dealers in 1 DRY GOODS, Nos. 123 and 139 North Third Street, above Race, West side, Philadelphia, Pa. January 10, 1855. 20 4t


ocr: 4a mf 3 . 1 .Jtti 1 K (11 nt2iliZ uvs and Forwards on the Best Terms, Dry Heads, - Groceries, Farming Implements, Boob " MUSICAL IXSTRUSIENTS, CARRIAGES, FRUIT TREES, OB AMTTHIKO IUI THAT CAN BK HD W TMB CITYOFUEW'YOEK, AT ZH PER; CENT. COMMISSION, ' Refers to Hon. W. A. Graham. G. E. Badeer. D. L. Swain. J. M. Morehead. O. P. Mandenhall. J. W. Osboro. H. W. Woodfln. and otherar. New York. ISM.


ocr: Hum and Forwards on the Best Terms, Dry Goods, - Groceries, Farming Implements, Booh MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CARRIAGES, FRUIT TREES, OR 1TTH1!( IUI TBT Cl II HiD IS 111! CITY OF NEW YORK, AT 23 PER CENT. COMMISSION. Refer to Hon. TV. A. Graham. Or. E. Badger, D. L. Swain, J. M. Morehead, C. P. Mendenhall, J. W. Osborn, N. w. Woodfin, and other. No" York. 1854.


ocr: -. sir. s.. s mm Dry Boob Buys and Forwards on the Best Terms, Goods, Groceries, Farming Implements, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CARRIAGES, FRUIT-TREES, OR ANTTHIMO KISf THAT CAM K HAD IS TH CITY OF NEW YORK, AT 234 PER CENT. COMMISSION. Refers to Hon. W. A. Graham, G. E. Badger, p. L. Swain, J. M. Morehead, C. P. Mendenhall, J. W. Osborn, N. W. Woodfin, and others. New York. 1S54.


ocr: Two Hundred Thousand Dollars Worth of Land Warrants Wanting. Under Ihe Law 28th Sept., 1850, and 3rd March, 1855, for which the highest cash prices will be paid. liki Subscriber will collect all warrants 'under said laws, due to all soldiers for 14 days record service ; if the soldier is dead to their widows or minor children. Persons sending warrants to tho Subscriber by mail or by Adam's Express Com pany or through the Banks will have them cashed at sight, and remittances made by return mail. J. II. KIRK II AM. Office opposite Lawrence's Hotel, Fayettevillo St. Raleigh, June 19th, 1855. 47 6mpd ifbw:3ii52 mnvsissc) GROCERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, W ill give special attention to the sale of Cotton, Tobacco, Flour, Grain, &c, &c. AT THE OLD STAND OP WILLS, LEE k BROWNLET, Vb. 95 Sycamore Street 2d door above Pcnvell's Hotel, Petersburg, Va. WM. S. BROWNLEY. S. D. HICKS.


ocr: f coi LWSf 9&.Mkm U& if mi iwm TTtT -UVvVv J. uy and Fortcardo on tho Bt Term, Dry Gcais, : Groctris, Farming lmpkmeiiis iccb MCSiJaX IXSTRCirESTS, CARRIAGES, FRUIT TREES, ok uraM BUa raT cab at u th CITY OF NEW YORK, AT SH PER CENT. COMMISSION. Refer to Hon. W. JL Graham, G. W. Badper, D. L Ewio, J. M. Morebead, C. P. MendenhaU, i. W. Oborq, M. W. Weodfin, and others. N Tins. 1- GOLSSSOEO' FEMALE COLLEGE. next session of this Institution will com


ocr: N ew Hotel. GASTON HOUSE, South Front-Street, NEWBERN, N.C. T. L. HALL, Proprietor. ' fTlHE above Establishment haa recently been I opened ; Rooms fine and well furnished, and the Proprietor natters himself that he can give j entire satisfaction to all who may favor the House with their patronage. .newbern, July 1855. 47 6m os COMMISSION HOUSE III the City of Petersburg, Va. Dinwiddle Grigg, Late inspector of Tobacco at WestHll wiu-abm TTTTI T , II f . . ' Wxuu receive ami en on commission, Tobac co, Wheat, Corn, Flour, Bacon, Cotton 1 country produce (Spirits excepted.) Petersburg, July 14th, 1855. ' QM45


ocr: ADVERTISING IN THIS PAPER. Th SPIRIT OP THE AGE haa now near Jibe ftfjtmsanb gntetribtrs Ia extensively taken in every County in North Carolina, and ia therefore one of the very best Ad vertising mediums ia the State. TEEMS OP ADVERTISING. 1 square 1 insertion SI 00 1 do 2 insertions 1 25 1 do 3 do 1 50 1 do 4 do 1 75 1 do 5 d j 2 00 1 square 3 menths $4 1 do 6 do 7 1 do 12 do 12 Longer ones by the year as per contract. Twelve lines make a square. JOB PRINTING, of every description NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: ADVE3TISINQ IS THIS PAPEB; The SPIRIT OF THE AGE hai now over - fm Cjiausacn-liibsmlitrs, la extenaiTely taken In every County in North Car ' oliaa, and is therefore one of the very test Adrer tUIag mediums in the State. . - TERMS OF ADVERTISINU. 1 square 1 insertion $1 001 square S monthi t I do 2 insertion! 12x1 do ' 6 do ft 1 do 3 do lSOJldo. . 1J do 10 1 do 4 do 1 75) Longer one$by the year I do 5 do 2 901 as per contract mm AweiFe unci maice a sauaro- JOB PRI1ITING, of every description 5EATLT EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: FINE FRUIT TREES ! on OOOfruit TREES of the Cnest select ' Ovj JJ wkinds, native and foreign, are now ready for sale by Joshua Lindley, at New Garden, Guilford Co., N. C, and Owen Lindley, at Cane Creek, Chatham Co., N. C, consisting of Apples, i Peaches, Tlums, Apricots, Nectarines and Cherries, j Persons wanting Trees will please to direct their orders to Joshua Lindley, New Garden, or Owen Lindley, Cane Creek. JOSHUA LINDLEY, OWEN LINDLEY.


ocr: Buy and Foncards on the Best Terms, Dry Goods, Groceries, Farming Implements, Eoob MOSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CARRIAGES, FRUIT TREES, OX AITHD.' IUI tBH I HAD HI THI CITY OF NEW YORK, AT 2H PER CENT. COMMISSION. Btfr tn TTnn. W A. Graham. G. E. Badger, D. I. Swain, J. M. Morehead, C. P, K. W. Woodfin, and others. Mendenhall, J. W. Osborn, New Yark.lS54 New Auction and Commission House. WE BEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO OCR friends and the publio generally that we have associated ourselves together for tho purpose of doing a general Auction, Commission and Agen cy Business, in this City, at the cornor formerly occupied by the late B. B. Smith, and hope by strict personal attention to business to merit a li


ocr: BOARDING FOR STUDENTS. THE sabscriber, coupykig a large and eomtno dioas House, ccnreaiat to both School, ia da siroua of board rag 1 or la yonag Ladies. Her terms are 9 dollars per month for board, waihisj included. Her utmost eadeavors will be exerted to please all who stay become inmates ol her house. MAUY A. BAUNETT. Oxford, Jaa. VAMb. 20 t Soulh Lowell Male Academy ORANGE COUNTY, N. C. WE take pleasure in announcing to the pnbU that the above named institutiea has bee opened nnder circainctsnces more thaa ordinarily auspicious. Thirty-nine young gentlemen aro with us, and several more daily expected. They are from North Carolina and VLrgiaia, aad proud may the " old" States bo of their- ao. Wo assert, without fear of contradietkea, that ths yean; mam hero assembled, easaot he sarpaisod ia good mor als, studious habits or say qualifications of tho tru gentleman, by aa-y l&e body ia the Union. . We are looking foswaid to a pleassat Exauua ation,' whkh wiQ take place on tbo 7th and Sib of Jane next, when wo expect speeches from several distinguished geatlemen, whoso Basses will b mad known ia dao tinM. We havo proeored the services of a competent Assistant, and ace prtpar. ed to sayply all the facilities for a good esveatioa. lAtla, Greek, Mataematica aad otker'hfanehee of higher Literature are Uagit. Taition varies froa $12 50to tli per sesuoo. Soard ks tt 5 per month. Students aro st81 - com'rag fa, 4 will be received at any time dorisf th session. Free from temptations to vice, ia a Intelligent, moral and refined community, Soath Lowell offers Erst rate advantages to those prerar ing for professions or the higher court of stadlsa t pursued in Colleges. For any iaformaUoa relatir . to tho Sehjol addrcu, JESSE P. BAG BY, Pria. - ' Feb. 1, 1S55. H4. QHO P,"r T.rce Cbin,'10.l4g,U4,Bra., , uuv miuiD V.UUH.


ocr: TO CITY TAX PAYERS. W Positively the last Call, -a uncisia hereby given to all persons who 1 have not paid their City Taxes, that I shall potitirely advertise for sale the property of all such as nave not paia uo on tne 5th dav of October en suing. This is positively the last calL as my duty requires mat x SDouJdcoiiect tbe Taxes without de lay. So pay np and save costs and extra charges. E. E. HARRIS, City Col. itaieign, Sept 21, 1855. 4 2t


ocr: ei wzji tut kVHi, t uue.HtivvLi Buy and Forward on th Beit TVrwu, Drr Gcds, Graccria. Fanmn? - lasEbsieiils. Ectb MUSICAL IMSTRUMEXTS, CARRIAGES, FRUIT TREES, " 01 iiimxii iui rT 11 xd ra ihi CITY OF NEW YORK, ; AT SH PER CENT. COMMISSION. Refer to Hon. W. A. Graham, O. E. Badg er," D. U Swain, J. M. Morehead, C. P. Mendenhall, J. W. Oiborn, W. W. Woodfin, and others. n. Turk. liL GOLDSBOEO' FEMALE COLLEGE. THE next session of this Institution will com mence on the first Wednesday in Aug nstlS55. Ample accommodations are provided for any number of young ladies. For information, Catalogue, Ae., address the President of the Faculty, Rev. J. 11. JJrent- W. S. G.ANDRE WS,Sec'y.


ocr: Buys and Forwards on the Befit Terms, Dry Goods, Groceries, Farming' Implements, Boob. MUSICAL HSTRUMEXTS, carriages; fruit trees, . OR AKYTHIJ10 KLt THAT CAS BZ BID IH IB PITY OF NEW YOEK, XT 234 PER CENT. COMMISSION. ' Refers to Hon. W. A. Graham, G. E. Badger, D. L. Swain, J. M. Morehead, C. P. Mendenhall, J. W. Osbora, N. W. Woodfin, and others. nw York. 1S54. New Auction and Commission House. WE BEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO OUR friends and the public generally that we have associated ourselves together for the purpose of doing a general Auction, Commission and Agen cy Business, in this City, at the cornor formerly the late and


ocr: ! ' Buys and Forwards on the Sett Terms, Dry Goods, Groceries . Farming Implements, Eoob MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CARRIAGES, FRUIT TREES, Oil ANYTHING Ml THAT CAM BI HAD IH THS CITY OF NEW YORK, AT 2J$ PER CENT. COMMISSION. Refer to lion. W. A. Graham, G. E. Badger, D. L. Swain, J. M. Morehead, G. P. Msndenball, J. W. Osbora,


ocr: mmmmm 3A mm These PilU are entirely Vegetable, ml re a motl siipri ior .Medicine iu tke cure ol all Biiovm C wtK.ti 'nts, Chtils and Frrer, I innprpsta, Cvntize net. Liter Cmp'oKt, Jcxdtcr, Siek Hradicbr, Scrofium, Sot Rheum, Ftirrt f l kind, I. on of .1, p-tUr, Ot-ntruct-ed and pa-nfM Mrnntra it,,., and nil Unztrmg d rrnres. As a Feinalu Mo.licin- they act like ch:trm, and when taken according: to tho d rections !l;ov never fa.l to cure the worst cie of Piles, auer nil .".tlier remedies lai!. They pitrLfy the llonl. eqnalixe the cir culation, restore the Liver, Kidneys, and other Secretory Organs to a healthy tone and sellout nnd a mi Ai.ti llilinus Kua.il jlevlicine they Lave no equal. 1'i ice ij cvuls pt-r Imx.


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ocr: wmmmMM tn. tAi - :-; Euyt mid Fonrardt on Vie Btti Termt, Dry Goods, Groceries, Farming Imptasis, Eosh MCS1CAL 1NSTRCMENTS. CARRIAGES, FRUIT TREES, OK AXTTWXO BUS THAT CI, SB H4D in IBS CITY OF NEW YORK, AT H PER CENT. COMMISSION. Heem to Hon. Vi. A. Grabara, G. E. Badr ! Swain, J. M. Morebead, C. P. Mendenhall, i. W. OjWq, N . W. Woodfin, and others. N. Yak. is


ocr: BAXTER k SILER, A HO Pi K IKS AT l AW . WILL practice together in the County and courts of the counties of herokee, Macon and Jackson ; nnd will punctually attend to any busi ness entrusted to their care. CoL Jxo. Baxter, I Leon. F. Sileb, HandersonTille, N. C. I JTraa klia. Uaeexu-N. C


ocr: RIDGE WAT ACADEMY. WILLIAM U. BASS, A. M., Psikcipal. Ridgeway, Warren county, N. C. imammrf lih, lUi. I


ocr: GOOD NEWS TO THE AFFICTED . GRAVEL CURED. THE undersigned is able to make perfect and entire cures of that painful &&d obstinate disease commonly called the GsaveL Persons of either sex, aGiicted with this disease, can be instantly relieved by the use of his remedies, and without using the knife or needle. Many have been cured in different counties in North Carolina. On the receipt of five dollars the medicine will be sent, with directions how to use the same. The undersigned refers to the following gentle men, who can testify to the success of his medi cines, vix : Messrs. J. Smith and J. Williams, of Harnet county; William Killing, of Cumberland, and J. Leach, of Robesoa. Address all communications to L, K. CAUDLE, Averasborough, Harnet co., N. C. Where Le may be found at all times, when not ab sent on professional business. June 4, 1855. 41 3m


ocr: These Pills are entirely Vegetable, and are a most superior Medicine la tbe cure of all Bilious Complaints, Chills "J frrcr, lysprpsia. Costive nets, Liver Gmrplamt, Jaundice, Sick Headache, Screfult, Salt Rheum, Ftvert of til kinds, Loss of Appetite-, Obstruct' ed and painful Menstruation, tad all linreriwg diseases. As a Female Medicine they act like a charm, and when taken according to the directions, they never fail to cure the worst ca9es of Pile, al ter all otlier remedies fail. They purify tlie blood, equalir.e tbe cir culation, restore the Liver, Kidneys, and other Secretory Organs to a healthy ton and action and as au Anti Bilious Family Medians they have no equal. Price 25 cents per box.


ocr: NEWBERN Tin Ware Manufactory. CTJ. HART, Manufacturer Tin, Sheet Iron, . and Copper Wares, and Dealer in Stoves, Grates, Japanned Waro and House furnishing ar ticles generally. Particular attention given to Roofing, Guttering and all kinds of Job Work in his line. Liberal discount on Tin Ware to Dealers. Newbern. Nov. 6th. 1855. 11 tf


ocr: FINE FRUIT TREES ! QH nnnFRUI? TREES of the finest select O J - Vy V Wkinds, natire'and foreign, are now ready for sale by Joshua Lindley, at Ntw Garden, Guilford Co., N. C. and Owen Lindley, at Cane Creek, Chatham Co., N. C. consisting of Apples, Peaches, Plums, Apricots, Nectarines and Cherries. Persons wanting Trees will please to direct their orders to Joshua Lindley, New Garden, or Owen Lindley, Cane Creek. JOSHUA LINDLEY, OWEN LINDLEY.


ocr: North Carolina Book Store. HENRY D. TURNER has for sale, the Su preme Court Reports, uniform sets cr siaglt volumes. Price reduced. Iredell's digest, three volume I, Swaim's Justice, North Carolina Form Book, Also, at greatly reduced prices, in quantities, ar by retail, a complete assortment of School Books ) Blank Books ; stationary and Fancy Articles ; Jm veoile and Toy Books ; all the New Publications as soon as issued; the Standard Publications la every deparement of Literature, Arts and ScUae . and in every language, Ancient or Modern, Musie Books and Musical Instruments. Writing Desks of Leather, Rosewood and Mabegaay. Work Boxes, do do and Paper Maehia Walking Canes and Whips, gret variety. Choice Gold Pens in Silver and Gold Cases, Velociped s, Gigs, Hobby Horses, Baroashcf, Wheel Barrows, 4e. "fcga- Mathematical Instruments aad Thsrmems ters in great variety, BOOK BINDING, in eTery variety, pramptlj executed ia tha aeatest manner. ?E3U Select Garden Seeds every varitty-var ranted fresh and good selected from the most ap. proved Seedsmen and Gardeners in the Nrthtra country. 271


ocr: APTEBTISIJro IS THIS PAPER- The SPIRIT OF THB AGS t Tr fih t)nn5imi lnlftrihri, I xUniirclj Ukea in every Conatj In HerU Car olina, and la therefore one of the very Veet lives tuiag medium in the State. TERMS OF ADYERTISI50. 1 (quire 1 insertion $1 001 eqnare S months t 1 do 1 iniertioca 1 251 do I do 1 do I do 1 50U do 12 do 1 I do 4 do 1 75;Longeroneet7 the year 1 do a do 2 00 as per eontract Twelve linei make a square. JOB PRINTING, of every descrlptita HEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OrriCA.


ocr: ADVERTISING IN THIS PAPER- The SPIRIT OF TIIE AGE haa now near dftbt jjausanb jinbstrtbtrs, Is extensively taken in erery County in North Carolina, and is therefore one of the very best Ad vertising mediums in the State TERMS OF ADVERTISING. 1 square 1 inrertion $t 0 1 do 2 insertions 1 25 I square 3 months $4 1 do 6 do 7 1 do 12 do 12 Longer ones by tho 1 do 3 do do do 1 50 1 75 2 CO 1 do 4 1 do 5 year as per contract. Twelvo lines make a square. JOB PEINTINO, of every description NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: I Itt! It Buys and Forwards on the Best Terms, Dry Goods, Groceries, Farming Implements, Boob MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CARRIAGES, FRUIT TREES, OK ASYTHIN9 IUI THAT CAW B BAD I THA CITY OF NEW YOEK, AT 2)4 PER CENT. COMMISSION. defers to Hon. W. A. Graham, G. E. Badger, D. L. Swain, J. M. Morehead, C. P. Mendenhall, J. W. Osboro, N.W. Weodfln, and others. New Tork. 18M.


ocr: nil LTJ GeoiaL- GiBacai Fanning Insptafe, Ewb VCS1CAL INSTRCMEVTS, CARRIAGES, FRUIT TREES, CITY OF NEW YORK, AT SH PER CEXT. OOMMISSTCTif. Refer, to lion. W. A. Grah.m 'i?- H. W. Woodfin, aiiil oilier.. - K- Yuri. KM


ocr: Two Hundred Thousand Dollars S Worth of Land Warrants Wanting. Under the Law 28 Sept., 1850, and Zrd - March, 1855, Jor which the highest cash prices will be paid. f"pHE Subscriber will collect all warrants under JL said laws, due to all soldiers for 14 days record service ; if the soldier is dead to their widows or , minor children. Persons sending warrants to the Subscriber by mail or by Adam's Express Com pany or through the Banks will have them cashed at sight, and remittances made by return maif. " : . : J. H. KIRKnviM. Office opposite Lawrence's Hotel, Fayetteville St. Raleigh, June 19th, 1855. - v 47 6mpd ' - GROCERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Will give special attention to the sale of v Cotton, Tobacco, Flour, Grain, &c, &c. , AT THE OLD STAND OF WILLS, LEE k .No.- 95 Sycamore Street 2d door above Powell's Hotel, Petersburg, Va. wM. S. BROWNLEY. ; S. D.


ocr: Buy and Forward on the Best Terms, Dry Goods, Groceries, Fanning Implements, Boob v MDSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CARRIAGES, FRUIT TREES, OR AUTTHINO SUB THAT CAK BAD IN THS CITY OF NEW YORK, AT SH PER CEXT. COMMISSION. Refers to lion. W. A. Graham. 6. E. Badger, D. Ia. Swain, J. M. Morehead, C. P. MendenhaU, J. W. Osborn, W. VV eodfin, and others. Nr York. 1S54.


ocr: New Hotel. GASTON HOUSE, 1 South. Front-Street, NEWBERN, N. C. T. L. HALL, Proprietor. THE above Establishment has recently been opened ; Rooms fine and well furnished, and the Proprietor flatters himself that he can give entire satisfaction to all who may favor the House witn their patronage. Newbern, July 1855. 47 6m os COMMISSION HOUSE In the City of Petersburg, Va. Dinwiddio Grigg, Late inspector of Tobacco at West fill ware house, WILL receive and sell on Commission, Tobae- co, Wheat, Corn, Flour, Bacon, Cotton and 11 country produce (cpmts excepted.) D. GRIGG. retershurg, July 14th, 1855. 4(5


ocr: PI I tea f lllf'"l!-- b I I and Forwards on, the Beit Terms. j Tjrf Gnpf'g Groreriss.' ?2rmilJ ImilTPrk" Fnnh I WJ UJlufc, . lallullg UC, LuBiS ' MUSICAL nfSTRCMESTS, . CARRIAGES, FRUIT TREES, on umm mi that cm rum CITY OF NEW YOEK. AT SH PER CENT. COMMISSION. Refer to lion. W. A. Graham,' O. X. Badjrer. D. I Bwato, 3. M. Morehead, C. P. MendenbaU, J. W. Osbora, M.W.Woodnn, and others.- N.wyotk.iSM


ocr: Sjjt Spirit of tjfgt . 19 FliBLISItKD KVERT WEDS Ef DAY, BT EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. W. M. JOHNSON, Associate Editor. ! R.G. STAPLES, Corresponding L.G.RIGGS, Editors. TERMS: Single Subscribers, $1 50 per annum. To clubs of 5 nnd upwards, $100 each ; I.1VAIUABLT IS ADVASCK. 15 No paper will be lent longer than the timo for which it bus been pail ; and no paper sent unlcsa the cash accompanies the order.


ocr: Buy and Toward cm Vu Best Terms, Drj .. Goods. Grasris. ' FanaiEg bptats, Ei3J MUSICAL tNSTIirjMEHTS, CARRIAGES, FRUIT TREES, CITY OF NEW YORK, , AT tJ PEK CENT- COMMISSION. -j?,. tn Tint, W A. Grahum, O. E. Badger. D. U" Ee-alnfj. MMorrtMsadi C. P. MendenhaU, J. K. W. Weodfln, and others. GOLDSBOBC FEMALE COLLEGE. fTIHE next session of this Institution will com I mence on the first Wednesday in Aug ust 1855. Ample accommodations are provided for any number of young ladies. For information, Catalogue, Ac, address the President of the Faculty, Rev. J. II- Brent. W. 5. G. ANDREW S,Sec'y. - .


ocr: : 1 New Hotel. GASTON HOUSE, South Front-Street) -NEWBERN, N. C. T. L. HALL, Proprietor. - THE abovd Establishment has recently been opened; Rooms fine and well furnished, and the Proprietor natters himself that he can give entire satisfaction to all who may favor the House with their patronage.


ocr: ! i New Hotel. GASTON HOUSE, South, Front-Street, NEW BERN, N.C. v T. L. HALL, Proprietor. THE above Establishment has recently been opened : Rooms fine and well famished, and I Proprietor flatters himself that he can give satisfaction to all who may favor the House itn tneir patronage.


ocr: ! r1 a Si mm Buy and Foncards on the Best Terms, Dry Goods, Grocsiks, Farming Implements, Bools MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CARRIAGES FRUIT TREES, OR iXTTHINO EL88 THAT CAH BE BAD IX THE CITY OF NEW YORK, AT SH PER CENT. COMMISSION. liefer tn Hon. W. A. Graham. E. lUeer, V, Swain, J. M. Morehead, C. P N. W. AVoodfin, and others. Mendenball, J. W. Osborn, New York. 1S54.


ocr: NewBerne Agricultural Ware House. SAMUEL OLIVER & SON, General Commission Merchants, Arf DEALERS is Dry Goods. Grocefies. Hats. Cans. Bool. Shoes, Agricultural Implements, Castings and fertilizers oj every variety. Nos. 3, 5 and 7, Craven Street, NEWBERNE, N. C. T ARTICULAR attention given to the sale of JL country Produce of all kinds, on consign ment and prompt attention paid to orders for any article in the market. NewBerne, July 1, 1855. 45 ly PULLEK & BELVDJ,


ocr: it mmnm & 31 Buyt and Forward? on the Beit Term, Dry Goods, Groceries, Farming Implements, loob MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CARRIAGES, FRUIT TREES, OR AXYTHIKO KL8K THAT CiJI BI BAD IM THI CITY OF NEW YORK, AT 234 PER CENT. COMMISSION. T" - . m . . aejers 10 lion. W. A. Graham. i. TS Harto-or TV T Moreneaa, u. p. Mendenhall. J.W. Osborn. New York. 1S54. owain, j. m. Morehead, C. P, w. woouan, and others.


ocr: it'I i J E , . dVtT iti. K'. i l.fW. 1 Jltivs and Forwards on the Bent Terms, Dry Goads, Groceries, Fanning hplwrenls. hfis MUSICAL INSTPJTMEMS, CARRIAGES, FRUIT TREES, OB AUVTHl.xa KL THAT CiH HI 1 111! CITY OF HEW YORK, AT 2J4 PER CENT. COMMISSION. Refers to ITon. W. A. Graham, G. E. EaJ?er, D. L. Fwain, J. M. Morehead, C. P. Mendenhall, J. . Oiboro, K. W. WoodflD, and othera. No- k. is. m


ocr: .. FOR" RENT, A Large and comfortable Residence in the Wes tern Ward of this City, near the N. C. Rail road Depot. Apply to; the Editor of this Paper. Raleigh, June 2o, 1S55a 43 tf


ocr: ADVERTISING IX THIS PAPER. - Tn SPIRIT OP THE AGE ka bow over Ii extengiTely taken ia every County in T7rth Car olina, and is therefore on of tie very best Adver tising mediums ia the SUte. " , TERMS OF ADVERTISING. 1 square 1 insertion $1 001 sqnare S months 1 do 2 insertions 1 25l do 6 de 1 de S do 1 50(1 do 12 do 1 do 4 de 1 75)Lonferones hj the 1 do 8 de 2 Hi as per eoatraet . . Twelve lines make sqnare. JOB PRINTIWO, of eYery HEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFTCI..


ocr: I ' VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE. THE SUBSCRIBER being anxious to remova -west, will sell his House and Lotin Gexmanton, with six acres of land attached ; on which is sitaated a comfortable and commodious dwelling house, a fine brick kitchen, a brick smoke house, and aa excel lent well of water. He will also sell his valuable farm, lying on Town Fork, of 360 acres, more or less, one mile west from Germanton, with about sixty or seventy acres of good bottom land. Those seeking a healthy location of country, will find it here, with an excellent opportunity offered to educate their sons and daughters; as there is in this place a fine and flourishing Mala School, known as the ' Germanton Masonic High School,' under the supervision of Principal, Y, T. Ganna way, (formerly Principal of the Floyd Institute.) This School needs no encomium. Also, the Fe male nigh School' under the guidance of Mrs. Ann Eliza Mays, and from whose qualifications aa Instructress, we have no. donht this young Institute will flourish having procured the services of com petent Female Teaehers. She expects to instruct the Young Ladies under her care, in all the branch es of female education taught in the highest schools. Those wishinz to purchase will please eaU soon, either personally or otherwise. LEE R. GIBSON. Germanton, N. C, Jarch 26. 31 lm


ocr: N. CAROLINABOOK STORE. HENRY D. TURNER has for sale, the Su preme Court Reports, uniform sets or single volumes. Price reduced. Iredell's d:gest, three volumes, Swaim's Justice, North Carolina Form Book, Also, at greatly reduced prices, in quantities, or by retail, a complete assortment of School Books ; Blank Books ; stationary and Fancy Articles ; Ju venile and Toy Books; all the New Publications as soon as issued ; the Standard Publications ia every department of Literature, Arts and Science and in every language, Ancient or Modorn. Music Books and Musical Instruments. Writing Desks of Leather, Rosewood and Mahog any. Work Boxes, do do and Paper Machie Walking Canes and Whips, great yanety. Choice Gold Pens la Siver and Gold Cases. Velocipedes, Gigs, Hbby Horses, Barouches, Wheel Barrows, Ac tfSf Mathematical Instrument and Thnnota etors in great variety. BOOK BINDING, in every variety, promptly executed in the neatest manner. 32 Select Garden Seeds every variety war ranted fresh and good selected from the most approved Seedsmen and Gardeners in the North era country. 25


ocr: by fforl!) Carolina Book Store. HENRY D. TURNER has for sale, the Su preme Court Reports, uniform sets or aiugle volumes. Price reduced. Iredell's d:g't, three volumes, Swaim's Justice, Vf.rtTi Vrolina Form Book, Also, at greatly reduced prices, in quantities, er r retail, a complete assortment of School Booka J Blank Boots ; stationary and fancy Amn,. renile and Toy Books; all the New PublicaUent as seon as i.ued ; the Standard Publications im every department of Literature, Art and Scienc and in evcrr language, Ancient or Modern, Music Books and Musical Instruments. Writin g Dek of Leather, Rosewood and Mahogany. Work Boxes, do & and Paper Mhi. Walking Canes and Whips. gret variety. Choice Gold Pens in Silver and Gold Cases, Velocipcd s, Gigs, Hobby Horses. Barouchea, mST5.Si Instruments and Th.ro 'BOOriSwSo, I. every variety, prempUj executed in the neatest manner. r. gelcet Garden Seeds every Tariety war- tfd from the most ait rantea ire?.. 6 vv. proved Country. Seedsmen and Gardener in the Nerthir


ocr: 6V. WsW ui it mmnm zr"a,a Buys and Foncard on the Sett Terhig, Dry Guidi, GmcnBs. Fanning Impbinsnli " : MPSlCAt. INSTECMENTS, - . " CARRIAGES, FRUIT TREES, OK ANTTHISd UM THAI CAK BC Hit W TBS - . CIT Y OP NE W- YORK JLT 15 PER CENT. COMMISSION ltfier to lion. W. A. Graham, O. E. BaJger, D. L. Swain, J. M. Moreliead, C. P. MendenfcsU, J. W. Oabora, K. W. Woodfin, and others. Nw Ywkisu.


ocr: , JO HUB. 0D0I1 CommissionMercka n t, And Forwarding Agent, "McINTOSH'S WHARF, SO 12, FAYETTE STREET, NORFOLK. VA


ocr: North Carolina Book Store. ENRYD. TURNER has for eale. the ga- preme Court Reports, uniform icti or iierlt volume. Price reduced. , Iredell's digest, three Toluiacf, ' bvf&im Ju4ce, r North Carolina Form Book, Also, at greatly reduced prices, in quantities, er by retail, a complete assortment of School Books ; Blank Books ; stationary and Fancy Articles; Ju venile and Toy Books; all the New Publications s scon as issued ; the Standard Publication i ia every deparement of Literature, Arts and Science aad in every language, Ancient or Modern, Musie Books and Musical Instruments. Writing Desks of Leather, Rosewood tnd Mahogany, . Work Boxes, do do aad Paper Maehie Walking Canes and Whips, grevt variety. Choice Gold Pesiia Filrcr end Gobi Cases, Velociped s. Gigs, Hobby Horsei, Barwicher, Wheel Barrows, Ac. Ji, Mathematical Instruments aad Tbcrtneme ters in great variety, BOOK BINDING, ia every variety, pr&siptly execQtod ia the seatest manner. Select Garden Seeds every variety war ranted fresh and good selected from the most ap proved Seedamea and Gardeners in the Northers Country. Lonlsbnrg Female Seminary. THE Spring Session of 1S55, the 25th, nder the present Principals, will commence on Mon day the 8th of January. Board $45, washing $5. Tuition ai heretofore Particulars to be bad from Circular and Catalogue, which will be sent on ' application. - Pupils coming by the Raleigh and Gaston Kail Road will be conveyed from Franklinton Depot to Lonisbnrg without charge, provided the Principal be previously notified of the time of their arrivaL A. II. RAY, PrineipaL Dee. 12th, 1854. 16 5w


ocr: JOHNB.ODOM Commission Me r chant And Forwarding Agent, . McINTOSH'S WHARF, v ? NO 12, FAYETTE STREET, ; . . NORFOLK,


ocr: North Carolina Book Store. HENRY D. TURNER has fur sale, tha Su preme Court Reports, uniform sets or single volumes. Price reduced. Iredell's digest, three volumes, Swaim's Justice, North Carolina Form Book, Also, at greatly reduced prices, in quantities, ar by retail, a complete assortment of School Books ; Blank Books ; stationary and Fancy Articles; Ju venile and Toy Books ; all the New Publications as soon as issued ; the Standard Publications lm every deparement of Literature, Arts and Sciene and in every language, Ancient or Modern, Music Books and Musical Instruments. Writing Desksof Leather, Rosewood and Mahogany. Work Boxes, do do and Paper Machit Walking Canes and Whips, gret variety. Choice Gold Pens in Silver and Gold Cases, Yelociped s, Gigs, Hobby Horses Barouches, Wheel Barrows, Ac. Mathematical Instruments and Thersatms tcrs in great variety, BOOK BINDING, in svtry variety, promptly executed in the neatest manner. Select Garden Seeds every variety war ranted fresh and good selected from the most ai proved Seedsmen and Gardeners in the Northern Country. AT COST Rich Plaid and Figured Bonnst Ribbons, Silk and Cloth Cloaks and mantil. las, Silk, Straw and Leghorn Bonnets. ILL. EVANS.


ocr: 1 North Carolina Book Store. HENRJ D. TURNER has for sale, tha Su preme Court Reports, uniform sets os sig 1 volumes- Price reduced. Iredell's digest,, three volumes, Swaim'f Justice, North Carolina Form Book, Also, at greatly reduced pnes, ia quantities, er by retail, a complete asstrtmeat of School Books; Blank Books; stationary and Fancy Articles; J veDile and Toy Books ; a)) the New Publications as toon as issued ; the Standard Publications ia every deparement of Literature, Arts and Seienea and in every language, Ancient or Modern, Musie Books and Musical Instruments. Writing Desks of Leather, Rosewood and Mahogany. Work Boxes, do do and Paper Maehia " Walking Canes and Whips, gret variety. Choice Gold Pens in Silver and Gold-Cases, ' Velociped.s, Gigs, Hobby Horses, Barouche i4 Wheel Barrows, Ac. 5. Mathematical Instruments and Thermoae ters in great variety, BOOK BINDING, in every variety, promptly, executed in the neatest manner. . Select Garden Seeds every variety war ranted fresh and good selected from the meat ap proved Seedsmen and Gardeners itbe Nextbem


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ocr: PETER T. A BELL. SEN. F. STKINGFELLOW. ABELL & (LATE OF BRUNSWICK, MO.) .. ATTORNIES AT LAW, Weston, Platte County, Missouri. '- WILL ATTEND to any business to them, in the following counties, Platte, Clay, Buchanan, Andrew and Also, at Atchison, Kickapoo City and Leaven worth, in Kansas Territory. g" Particular attention given and collecting claims. ! ly.

place_of_publication: Atchison, Kan. Terr.

publisher: Stringfellow & Kelley


ocr: WILLIAM NEWMAN, KEEPS alwavs on hand .Horses. Carriages and UU -gies to hire. Their Btoc is of: the very best kind, and their Carriages new and always in good order. ; Mo. -itr.


ocr: A. N. GROVER. C. II. GR GIIOVEU AXD GROYER. A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS 1- LAW, Real Estate Agents, Salt vauey, Kansas a emiory. - - ltf.


ocr: ' AND . TTESTOX. TRI-WEEKLY MAIL. THE undersigned has contracted 0 ui carry we luau uckwecn uir z3 above named points, by the way of latan, in a two-horse Coach. Will leave Atchison, K. T., every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 1 o'clock P. M., and arrive at Weston on same days in the evening. Returning, will leave Weston every Wednes day, Friday and Sunday Mornings, at 7 o'clock A. St., ard arrive at Atchison same day to din ner. Fare each way, $1,75.. Proprietors St. George Hotel. Weston. Mo., Agents. M. DICKINSON &. BRO. Contractors, Atchison. . A to hf son K. T. October 9, 1853 if.


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Kansas weekly herald. [volume]

ocr: (LATE OF LOUISVILLE MARINE HOSPITAL) HAVING permanently located himself in Leavenworth City, K. T-, tenders his pro fessional services to the citizens of the city and surrounding: country. Office at the store of Goldsmith &. Klingstein, on Water Street, Leavenworth, July 14, 1855. 44-tf

place_of_publication: Leavenworth, Kan. Territory [Kan.]

publisher: Osborn & Adams


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ocr: J. N. BURNS. C. F. BURNS. J. XT. & C. P. BURNS, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, will practice their profession in ?orth Western Missouri and the Courts of Kansas Territory. TShT'Particular Eattenuon given to; securing and collecting claims. ' Weston Mo. lHoo. -ltr


ocr: ! I Remaining in the Post Office at Atchi son, K. T., on the 1st day of October, A. D. 1855, which if not ca!l-d for within three months will be sent to the; General Post Office as dead letters. ,u' B Brown William , Brown George Boyle D Scott ' ; V::.: Cummings Miss L . Congrove Jonathan Congrove J , F Ford Ambrose G George Ilenry . .Grover & Grorer . H: ' ; . ; , Haskall Isaac N Rland Joseph ; Benjamin Mr Berry M P Cloud P s " Carter J B Esq Cozard Justus Flitch Julian R fjilmore Frank Gallon Rev Mr George John " Haze Hartwell Itaner Jeremiah Hampton Julia Hancock William T Haynes Robt. S I, J- f ' - Irwin Lemon Johnson George ; Johnson Anderson Jones Elijah -Jay Benjamin K ' .... , Kuhn Hon. II Kimberlin Nathan! Kuhn Henry Kuhn Harry Kuhn Hf Lytle'N N -. ' Landrpm Margaret ' M , : --': Mahew Alexander McAlister James McTherson Elexan- Morrow A J McEIany Edward , Mead Miss, Mary J Morrow Andrew 3 Mayfield James R Marsden Wra , '' r r.McNutt Jno Esq N " " ' Noland Francis Parson. John Phillips Henry Noland Mary F ddelt Wm G ( Peat Josiah - Pannili George Jr 3 Powell-William r : R ; ' ; ,. . f Robertson John H - Reiter John ' ti f,. Rust Geo IS". V : Richius Edward Rust II J ' .,r ' - : '. '" , s ' , . Sharp William J- Sumnel William Sainsbury' James Stevenson Edward A Spencer John Esq Sriefsorf John Stillwell Mrs Peola 7 ; ' ' ; :r . : ;;; ; ;'t. Tutt Herbert L. . Tyrrill Mr4 R? 1 Tread way Jno G . ' j. ; .s t- w ; Weaver Wni 2' .White Isaac Welia .Takob Meir Williams HobU-. -Widelich Christian Wilson. F. B; f . Persons calling fox the above let ters will please say they are 'Advertised.' ' S. P. M.


ocr: : - notice." : ' ; . , rpHE clerks and sheriffs of the different X counties in the Territory, are informed that the Auditor, will not be ble to Jtransact. any business, berorelae lirst or piovember,1 in con sequence of not having an .office ready by the miie I'lenunucu dy law. . . : a JOHN DONALDSON. . .... Auditor Publie Accounts. October 2, 1S55. tf. ...(, r Kansas Herald copy 4


Kansas weekly herald. [volume]

ocr: Xn n 1 rem ola, EL- a?. (Crossing qf Soldier Creek. A PUBLIC sale of Lots will take place at the xjl. above town on - Wednesday the 6th of June lSoo. CiiAS. JUUNUEiJ, April 6, 1S55.J Secretary.


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ocr: WILLIAM KEWMA3T, KEEPS always on hand . Horses, Carriages and Bug- iVsl -gies to hire. Their stock N ' is of the very best kind, and their Carriages new and always in good order. . Weston, Mo. ltf.


Kansas weekly herald. [volume]

ocr: BY AUTHORITY. (NO. 1.) IVotice to Settlers on Public Lands in Kansas. UNDER the directions of thqLand Office D partment, notice is hereby given, to all. whom it may concorn, that the existing lines of the grants of lands to the "Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church," as recent ly established by order of said Board, in the Ter ritories lately ceded to the United States by tha Iowa and Sac and Fox Indians, are to be respec ted and regarded as the true lines of such grants uiflil such lands shall be surveyed in connection with the adjacent Government lands. JOHN CALHOUN, Surveyor General, of Kansas and Nebraska. Surveyor General's Office. J Fort Leavenworth, Dec.27. 1854. $ 17-tf


ocr: Leavenworth Association. A SPECIAL meeting of "Leavenworth As sociation" will be held at the town of Leav enworth, K. T., on Wednesday, the 25th day of July, 1855. A full attendance is particularly requested, as business of importance will be brought before the Association. CHAS. MUNDEE, Sec'y. July 14, 1855. 44-lw


ocr: XdOts and, Shares in JLeaven worth for Sale. THE undersigned has a few valuable shares and many valuable lots for sale, which will be sold low for cash. Call soon and you will get bargains. A MACAULAY. June 1855 42-tf


ocr: E. HATHATTAT Celebrated Dagverirean Gallery Main Street, Weston, Mo. - Pictures taken in- all kinds of weather.


ocr: PUBLIC ACTS OF THE THIRTY : THIRD CONGRESS ; , ' or THE .' . UNITED STATES,


ocr: KAXSAS WEEKLY HERALD. IS PUBLISHED EVERT FRIDAY M03NINO, BT EASTIN & ADAMS, LVCULH S. EASTIN. . WM. II. ADAMS. Terms of Subscription. 1 Copy, one year in'advance $2 2W Copies, " " " " 30 Terms of Advertising. One square, 10 lines or less, first insertion $1 One " each additional insertion, Announcing candidates, in advance, 5


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ocr: STEAM SAW-MILL, AT LEAVENWORTH CITY. IK fURPHY &. SCRUGGS, are nrf1 tn -L-L furnish the citizeus of Kanaaa, with all kmlsi ot Lumber, at tneir .Rlill la Leaven worth, on reasonable terms. ltf.


Kansas weekly herald. [volume]

ocr: J2AK8A8 WEEKLY HERALD, si rtratisHCD every Friday MoaxiHo, by EASTIN 6 ADA918, IVCIAW I. EAST11C. WK. H. ADAMS. Terms of Subscription. 1 Copy, o; tO Copies, r, one year in advance $2 30 Terms of Advertising. One square, 10 lines or less, first insertion $1 One " each additional insertion, Announcing candidates, fin advance, 5


The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume]

place_of_publication: Wakarusa, Kan. Territory

publisher: G.W. Brown & Co.


Kansas weekly herald. [volume]

ocr: IiOts ami Shares - THE undersigned has a few valuable and many valuable lots for sale, which be sold low for cash. Calf soon and you get bargains. ....... ' ' ' ' ' A MACJAULAY. June 1855 '42-tf


ocr: Barbecue and Ball. THERE will be a Celebration of our Nation al Independence on the Fourth of July next at the town of Delaware, K. T.; at which a Barbecue and Ball will be given. A large and commodious House 50 feet Ions: will be finished. and ready to receive visitors. The Ladies are respectfully invited to attend. The gentlemen will be present as a matter of course. . MANAGERS: W. Chkistison, L. F. Holiings worth, L. P. Stiles, J. Fahley, W. WlTHE8, J. R. Mixxer, ' J. E. Bauer.


ocr: William Pliillips, Lav and Land JIgency Office, South side Delaware street, first door west from Leavenworth Hotel. Leavenworth, K. T., Jan. 19, 1855-ly. J '


ocr: MATHEW PARK'S MARBLE WORfi.lt CORNER 5th and Washington Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Having the largest establishment in Saint Louis, we now have the most com plete assortment ever offered, and respectfully solicit the attention of pur en as ers to our btocx or EaTPTIAK AlfD ITAXIAX MAaBi.x MAirTX.rs, Tomb ikd Gxayb STONES, Monuments of every style, hydraulic cement, plaster of paris, fire bricks, white sand, together with every thing connected with the trade. ("Having been engaged in the above busi ness for a long time in Philadelphia, I havs made such arrangements as to suppiy my eiHoum ment, and fill the largest orders on the shortest notice.


ocr: BAIIIVUSI'S ST. LOUIS IOTL, Corner of Second and Walnvi street, ST. LOUIS MO. MWE beg leave to announce to our f rlenda and the traveling public, that we will open the above named elegant and commodiou Hotel, (built by Geo. B. Taylor, Esq..) for the reseption of guests, on Thursday, the 28th insk and respectfully solicit a share of public pa tronage. Ths public's obedient servants, THERON BARNUM


ocr: J. D. HOUSEMAN. J. H. SMITH. K. B. BOWLER HOUSEMAN, SMITH & CO., Wholesale Dealers in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, AND RECTIFIED WHISKY, No. 132 Second street, St. Levis, Mo. Jan. 1856-3m..


ocr: BARSei'S ST. LOUIS HOTEL, Corner of Second and Walnut street, ST. LOUIS MO. MWE beg leave to announce to our and the traveling public, that we open the above named elegant and Hotel, (built by Geo. B. Taylor, Esq.,) for reseption of guests, on Thursday, the 28th and respectfully solicit a share of public pa tronage. The public's obedient servants, - THERON BARNUM. JOSIAHFOGG.


ocr: . jars? OTi?s:oxirar52r. PUBLIC ACTS "OF THE THIRTY THIRD CONGRESS . or THE UNITED STATES, ,


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ocr: II. J. WOLiF, . ATTOHNET AT LAW, Weston Mo. Oflice over Walker & Conyer3 Store. Will practice in Weston Mo. and Kansas Territory. Nov. 10, 1854.-tf.


ocr: E. HATHA WAT'S , v Celebrated Daguerrean Gallery . Main Street, Weston, Mo. - Pictures taken in all kinds of weather. Oct. 27, 1854. .