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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-15

THE undersigned offers himself Il candidate for the
Office OF Commissioner Revenue for the city ds,Ic
nj the ensuing May election.
mr11 ,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-15

Eps. lsrELLaEScrR :-Y0u will p.ease announce our
well known fellow citizen LEVI MILLS as candidate
for Commissioner OF Revenue, tile County District at
the coming spring election
ApS;lms ONO f.ouSTv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-15

BONNETS.
NJ K have this day received chnce variety OF Bon
hets cOmpl iSng several very deS styles; viz:
and misses. ~ " ~
Real Paris bonnets, exceedingly beautiful
Rutland, split Straw, French Lace do.
With immense variety other Styles for dies and
and mssesi also full stock Boomers and Flats fOI
misses. : 1892 49,
apIl HEISKEII
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-15

JAS. II. McMEcHES is candidate for the SHERIFF F.
ATTY, the election TO he held in tue Spring OF 1854
oci2t itd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-15

: I. 1.-THE man who held out an inducement has
had asore arm e, er since. "sS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-15
REAL ESTATE SAISs---
,rn , XALUABLE MILL PKOpEpTV-@
AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY E PrlI

VIE subscriber tfers for SHE tina, COL, 1t
mont eou g"G o1 the mile. ss Mss9 s4F
iol%l Road nd in the pretty valley az H%eeHg
CHASER chaser may want T s GsFs al Is sgs Sfa
saw mi Superior b:ick dweg bseenIs IheIeo rS'
ton h Is s 4s the sable.
The balance OF the land attached q, Nfs
be- divided into lots TO silt "e NIL prOper,, ~
a,Set e Gs sSe; with several smaller rses Sfs
I lie land is very productive ." III. NaiiOlS S 1
Terms e ms li6e, al l"r ariculars enquire On
EiI21d2n T,c
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-15

I Nv hyis Russia like Rome in the Colleen aas,
Because it hiss Car al its head. :" ake'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COL. WOODS,
GRAND MUSEUM .

GRAND MUSEUM -
LIVING Wonders
w ILL commence in Wheeling on NJ ondny, April
" hoRNBRo c'6Tl%s'l NEW BUILDINGS,
ON MAIN STREET nErwEEE MONROE AND uASox.
Hours OF k&ll bition: from TO ~ frdhI to
aud iromT till 81 Pm. n
Consisting OF the following most PERSONS:
MISS RICHARDSON, n
weighing seven bundled aud sixty. four pounds q
BRIGGS, ,
20 Cld OEy 81 inches hiSh AMI mother OF children.
Ia LLIFTTlHH KiN&.
G inches s years DID, and weighs less thans pounds.
Also the great
SWISS WARBLER.
Forming one Of tic most wonderful exhibitors in the
ny-AdmissIOn % cents. V Children 10 cents.
TRUST SALE.
- virtue OF Deed OF Trust from David VemnunI and
Is amanda his vile TO the u,,,erssred dated the 9Th
January, 1851. recorded in the clerks Office
1885, shall at the Court House Of OHIO comfy. a0
nS Gn to IL: hses 81 e4 1frSsf ss By
vemnum aud wife (beng the one undivided seventh part
thereof in and To lot number five situate the side
of Main street in tho city OF Wheeling. Franklin
ari4 $50 ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee
FLOUR.
CONSTANTLY hand, a supply OF Flour OF the best
brands for sale BY the single barrel. dray load.
aiiid5t Main street near "a. ine railroad nepo,.
No. 1851 NEW STORE. NO. I23
NEW STOCK M. McNeal & Co.'S NEW STYLE
Oak Hall triumphant!
w eceiving ard opening the most desr IA BILE
w stock OF Boots and Shoes Hats aud Caps Trunks
and Vases, CaTPetngs &c, that been ofe
10 the trade OF the cty and vicinity at the business
LEI eiOIoe known W. W JimesOn's therefore we sc
notice that we are IN receipt oil and receiving the best
lee ed stock OF Goods
Which are bound 10 sell.
| To one and all, give a call.
| providing low prices will not give offence ap1:
FOR RENT.
4 dwelling House with six rooms and stable. Also
two dwelling Houses containing three Oous,
with basement. Apply
aplstf wSeeiine brewery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-15

ASSUMES NOTICE.
imeon d. Woodrow having, the nth day of
- iPri 1851, hy proper deed conveyed the
undersigned for the benefit of his said Woodrows credit.
ors all ot his real aud
tion ali in any indebted said woodrow
ale required 10 immediate payment 10 me- and ali
pei sous having claims Hgninst said Woodrow
III order 10 receive any benefit under trust within
our months 10 file their claims with The proper release
coTdlng 10 The terms OF said deed the
apI3 GEO w. SIGHTS 1ssie,Sre
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-15
CHANCEkY S4IE

LIZ
DURSUANT tUa DccTce made h. IL
law ana ehanery for Ohio County, ON eourts,
renIIi1fy Que thousand eight hunIied ,.e d,J
e rait )" e1nGery he'wsen Francis r. AL a my Ou
VIII on Monday ths Zane AID O'es
aUeson iha I Sn iGG a5o sell
ty continuing said sale there's from, Tuse OF Ohio O.
i; Tue following Described very yaua lie iIts
WIZ beslhmhg al tic South cast corner nj ese
ing situate on The corner OF Market and ln e orek I
ming t6eHee v9G% Dyo as shoe store. s
e 80 ss snes BOUNDARY grou S
tween Market and Main streets idiStantL.
win Mar et street TO stake, Lepse
ginning. 'ee' l" lite Place Of !.
1s17Is Of SaIs.-Tenrer cent. OF the pr.ch,,.
he paid y" maud aud the residue by equal money
I%" ad thee Yeas rom The OF sse w !,
AID oo stc" NJ o IN pail The purchaser to sy
sy pese as i: s e hi
ten OF The grounds above described se AZ! Pug
IieViHus 10 tile first ds Ma ney h u" 30 Any ir.
ton 10 FIR iSCIS Y Ip u; making arpIiC
SPECIAL lt,,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-15

FOR SALE OR KENT :
Ing with rooms and cellar to each viii. SI " r.
ana carriage house, all in good order se sEa'
The property being on The Hemrte,d Railroad ,.,.
Us - rooms would make, good HOTEL. S''''sss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-15

tne ROAD.
Cross observation-disclosures came 10 my house in
company with JoSephus Mcfarland and Alexander
ihobuin In the evening, Craig Henry GaItrn
anu myself had taken dram apiece before supper
no more; also i'll The morning. Garden's com
pany mad liquor with them; they staid an hour a,
ny nouse' may I've more. hen at my bouse we
drank OF both liquors; drank twice after they came
perhaps more; don't remember certain. | intend.
Gu 10 90 10 the river to sec Fager aud said woud
- WIN .hen. Cralg had been working month
tot me; toid nm IT he would get up tue horses
from me meadow he might ride one 10 tbt. r;vr rr
company back. Suppose it was 10 q clock when
we lett my house. Went through Antioch ana
Stopped. | stopped at my son. in Jaws. The resi-
stopped IN lows but not with me. Drank oncp
between my house and ntioch a distance of ~
ue over mile; one OF II e thee men had bottle
anu Treated From Antioch we went 10 Jocoh
huiman's, about mile further. Don't recnIiec,
OF Seeing but one pint bottle at a time, and don't
Nho" tnat 1i'ele was more than one. AT Huff
'nah uaiaeh INSISTED on stopping; went in: some
one went with Huffman and thew hrn,,r nj IN CO..,
iquol III !lait gallon basin; suppose there ,vas
between pint and quart OF LIQUOR. Cai,t tsII
MO Paiu Tor 1t, nor how often we drank tbere
,y uI"1 n,fr was Gallen or Mcfarland who went
WIN t1uitn.an to get it-they wanted to ston---
O1un, notice what Craig did. Think we newt
uIahk at The loot of the hill, before W. GOT to Mill
CT mil, about mile further. We next sionne5
',t oS'an Dlnes. When we got 10 Dilie's had
drank 50 much that scarcely Remember anvih;n n.
NOR. Suppose was more under the inf In, nee ~
liquor than any one in tie company. Do mini o o1
seeing people at Dilies. but that is about all do
remember; was pretty blind, and don't mind of
seeing any drinking there ~
Next Stopped at Stuatt's; don't recollect of
drinking there; but mind of stopping al The wa
ierlng tIodgh and seeing men on horses; but don't
Know who. Heard of no difficulty along the road.
Don't remember who was at Dille's. Tried 10 get
on my horse at Dillie's. but could not. Don't
know whether Stuart keeps liquor or not. Don,t
know when Mcfarland anu Thoburn left the COM
panyj nor do recollect of seeing either after lea
wing Stuntts, nor how got OF The horse. The
ht't iecoilect Is when Mcfarland pulled me up
a nj GOT me ON the horse. Don't recollect of see
ing Mts. Ollie and Henry Garden. After got
no dinner that day that remember of. Don't re-
collect any conversation at S,uart's, nor If the
horses nor drank at The trough OF not. Don't recol
G iailng on horse, nor If any body else falling
on gong up the hill from Stuarts; but do remems
s, o. o.lng on horse in the woods and trying 10
gel M AMI couldn't. The liquor we drank wssof
The southerner., 1854-01-07
0Dpl D3,
Tar River improvement.


LABORERS wanted by the 1st of
November next, to work on Tar River,
beginning four miles below Greenville,
in Pitt county. For daily Laborers,
Eighty cents per day will be given for
able bodied Men and their food furnish
ed, or for monthly laborers SIS per
m month will be paid and their food fur
nished. Also wanted to hire by the
year, for the year 1851, Fifty able bo-
died negroes, for which good wages can
be obtained. They will be we'll treated,
comfortably provided for and be furnish
ed with good dry quarters to sleep in.
AS the work required of them will be
chiefly executed upon Boats and Flats,
they will be but slightly exposed to the
water. Application can be made until
the 1st of November next, to Il. l..
Myers, Esq, Washington, N. G., after
that period to the undersigned at the
Engiueer's Office in Greenville, Pitt
county.
By order of the Commissioners.
". BeverhoM Thompson.
Chief Engineer Tar River
October II, 1853.
The southerner., 1854-01-07
IOUESBURG
Male Academy.

VIM. A. WATKINS, PRINCIPAL.
JOS. J. AVERITT, ASSOCIATE.
THE next Session will commence on
the first Monday in January, 1854, and
continue five months.
Orthography, Reading, Writing, Geo
graphy, Arithmetic and English Gram
mar, S1U
Higher English Branches, Math-
ematics, and Ancient Languages, SIS
No deduction unless in cases of pro-
tracted sickness.
Board per month can be had ats SO.
Mr.. Watkins is Teacher of several
years experience, and furnishes the
highest testimonials of qualification
from the Faculty of Emory 4 Henry
College, of which he is graduate, as
we'll as from u number Of gentlemen OF
high standing in the nei ghborhood where
he has been teaching. The Truste es
therefore, have every reason to regard
themselves as fortunate in securing hi>
services as Principal of this Institution
Mr.. Avcritt bears with him Diplo
ma. on the Latin Language, and several
distinctions on other branches, from The
University of Virginia. 1t is propose'
to give instruction in the French and
Spanish Languages to those who ma.
desire it. Joel King, Pres't of
the Board of Trustees
| December /, 1858.
The southerner., 1854-01-07

NOT being able to work for nothing,
but having every facility to do
tA Commission Business.
At fair compensation, [ would re-
spectiuily inform the Farmers of Edge
combc and vicinity, that in future I
will receive and forward Cotton to
Any House an NesO York,
At l27 cents per bale; which charge
shall cover each and every expense for
porterage and storage in Washington.
Naval Stores, Grain, and other Pro
duce, shall be forwarded also at the
lowest rates. [ hereby solicit share
of public patronage. My referees are:
I. A. Macnair, Tarboro',
j. NJ. Redmond,
j. Garrett, N. D., Sparta,
j. p. Pitt, {"
M. Weston, Rocky Mount,
President of Bank v,:
of Washington, ! '
Cashier of " Cape Fear,
Saml. L. Mitchell, n. Y.
Bateman & Rudderow, 4"
l.. j. L1barbe.
Washington, n. c., Nov. II, 53.
The southerner., 1854-01-07
- -. - ~
Sl5-sss4i.Iss.al Ssssssszz:sssa. IEssHASf
x as ~ szsEH-a
Rail Road Notice
@Ns@>

ALL produce or merchandise for trans
portation over the Petersburg and Roanoke
Railroad must be distinctly marked, and de-
livered in good order. The public may resi-
assured there shall be no unavoidable de-
tention Of produce at this place. A regular
freight train will leave Weldon every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday mornings, and
if there should be more freight at the Depot
than this train can carry, extra trains will
be sent out to take it away. Having the ad.
vantage of the Telegraph, very little time il
required to order an extra train when neces
sary.
Office P. 4 Z. r. Co., Dee. l, 1862.
The southerner., 1854-01-07
NOTICE.
Tar Riuer Improvement.

PROPOSALS will be received for
furnishing 955 Piles of the following
dimensions: Each Pile to be 16! feet
long, and from 10 to IA inches in diam
eter, to be cut from sound, strsight
trees of either Cypress, White Oak,
Pitch Pine, Gum or Poplar. The bark
to be taken off of each Pile at the tiAe
of cutting it. Said Piles to be deliver
ed at the work two miles below Green
Vile, near the Red Banks in Pitt coun-
ty. The delivery to coHrence by tAe
2Oth of November next, in numbers Of
at least so Piles per week, until the
contract shall be fulfilled. Required
also 100000 feet, Board measure, OF
good heart pine timber IA inches
square, in any lengths over % feet
Said timber to be delivered on or before
the lst of April. 1851, at the Red
Banks two miles below Grccnville
ANY person desirous to furnish the
whole or part of the above Piles ant
limb can address the undersigned a
Greenville, Pitt comfy, care of DIR. W
J. Blow.
BY order of the Commissioners.
W Beccrhout Thompson.
Chief Engineer Tar River
October II, 1858.
The southerner., 1854-01-07
". A. GriIODler,
ROGER
Tuo doors 6ekoao the Bank and near ht
Iurpcntine Landing,

Tuo doors 6ek0U the Bank and near the
1u'pc"tine Londing,
WILL keep on hand Plows and Cast
ings, shovels and spades, axes and hoes,
nails, molasses, sugar, coffee, -four, meal,
fish, bacon, pork, lard, cheese, butter,
tobacco, segars, ,'snutf, salt, lime, plaster.
bagging and Rope, kerscys, hats and
blankets, domestics, and variety of
such goods mentioned that are wanted
on plantation, and will sell low for cash
or barter.
Grinaner g. Cobb,
Are engaged in the Rahing business and
buying produce, and will always give
the highest market price, and will al
tend to all orders that May be left with
them for goods on the lowest terms to
those that want.
w. A Grtmmcr is about extending
his building so as to enlarge his business
to store goods, lime and plaster, &c.-as
he is determined to sell lower than ever
was known in this place. He hopes by
strictly attending to business, to share
with the rest of mankind. Come and
see, as he will not charge for looking,
and telling the prices.
Dec. 1st, 1858.
The southerner., 1854-01-07
DR.. Spencer's Fegetabte Pills

DR.. Spencer's Tegetabie Pills
ARE the cheapest end most approved
family medicines ever offered to the
pubic. They are ex remedy mild in
their operation, neither causing sickness
of the stomach nor any unpleasant SEN
sation in be system, as is too frequently
the case with medicines given to act
upon the bowells; hence multi,udes, who
have been unable to take other pills or
preparations of medicine. on account Of
their nauseatng effects. use these pills
without the slightest disagreeabIe feel
ings. All that is asked of those W o
have never yet become acquainted with
them, is to procure one box. and tn
oprietor's wo d for it. they will never
call for any other kind ofpurgative medi-
cine so long as Spencer's Vegetable
Pills can be obtained.
Price 25 cents per 6oc.
The southerner., 1854-01-07
,LOUHsRUHsG
Female seminary,

Franklin Coun/y, ~ c.
A:H.RAY, PRINTS and Teach,
5ASn1:Rir, "A ARR g,osca.,. is, 's the Sol"
Miss E. W. CURTIS, Piano, Tocal
wid'usic.
Miss S. P. ADAMS, Piano, Vocal
Music, Drauing aud Painting.
Miss NJ. L. PLEAsANTs, Penman-
ship, English Branches.
Miss A. E. K1MBRo', Guitar, Eng
ltsh Branches,
Se5e9S1eeo-
The next Session begins the 1st
Monday in January Board and wash
ing, SIS per session. Tuition as form
erly. The situation has superior advan-
tages as regards health and good society.
Persons desiring further information
will have Circular forwarded on appli-
cation to the Principal,
John D. Hawzins,
President of the Board.
December !, 1853.
The southerner., 1854-01-07
WATsRENTON
Male Academy.
-&NS@

THE Spring session of this 1nstitu-
ton will commence on the second Mon
day in January next, and close in the
iirst week in June.
All the branches taught in Schools of
the highest grade, are embraced i'll the
course of studies, and Pupils may be
prepared for an advanced class IN Col
Iege, or for the business of life where a
College course is not desired. The
School will continue under the superin-
teudence of the present Principal, Mr..
William M,yhcc, who will have the
id of competent assistants. The Trus-
tees recommend Mr.. Maghee to Parents
and Guardians, as one to whom they
may safely conide their sons and wards.
TERMs-Board, S50-Washing, Sc
Tuition in the English branches, SIS
In the Latin, Greek, French Langua-
ges, and Mathematics, or any of them:
SIT so. Fuel, s..
An extra charge Of S. per session, is
made for N. Philosophy and Chemistry
with the use of apparatus.
The Trustees refer to the annexed
certificate, as to the character and quail
ifications of the Principal.
BY order of the Board,
Benz. e. Cook, Sec'y.
Warrenton, Dec. 18th, 1858.
The southerner., 1854-01-07
I'LL Kinds of Smith Work,
TarbOrO' Academy.
MALE DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. II. B. Farror, Principal.

FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
Literary branch-Miss Il. B. Gram
dali, Principal.
Musical branch-NIiss Aznayra
Vaughan, Principal,
THE next Session of this Institution,
will commence on Monday the 2nd day
of January next, and end the first week
in June.
Charges for Tuition, the same as
heretofore.
BY order of the Trustees,
Jno. Norfcet, Secretary.
Tarboro', December 14th, 1858.
The southerner., 1854-01-07
HAY
EDWARD JAWR.SleB.
SNrSgOts sessaESS.

RESPE ECTFULLY offers his profes.
sional services to the citizer . Of Tarboro'
and the county. He will visit them fire.
quently during the year, and will hold
himself responsible for the durability ol
all operations performed by him. All
orders left for hla will be attended to
prom pity. While in Tarboro' he will
be found at Pender's Hotel
February 81, 1852.
The southerner., 1854-01-07

WOULD announce to the citizens of Tar
boro and vicinity, that he has located in
Tarboro' near the bridge, where he will exc
cute
I'LL Kinds OF Smith Work,
and promptly repair all machinery, Buggies,
Guns, Locks, etc. which may be entrusted to
him. Bell-hangings attended to.
He hopes by strict attention to business,
and moderate charges, to merit the conf
dence of the public, and receive a liberal
support. Tarboro', May 20, 1858.
The southerner., 1854-01-07
Mr.. S MRS Owens
SCHOOL.

M
THE present session will end on the
18th inst; and a new one begin, on the
1st Monday in Jan'y, 1854.
Dec. Sth, 1858.
The southerner., 1854-01-07
KsslsCHy's zfGss!y Rsr2aee<tsr,
NOS. 1, 9 & 3,


ARE SO prepared as to har. onize and
act in unison with each other. Taken
separately or together, they Gill instantly
stop pain, speedily remove disease, and
quickly cure its cause. No pain can
exist, or disease afflict the system while
under their influence.
No. l. Rad,oay's Ready Relief is the
first and only remedy ever recorded in
the medical history Of the world, that
has stepped the most violent pains in
few seconds!! ut will stop the MOST
SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR LESS,
and will cure the most obstinate and
painful Rheumatic. Nervous, Neuralgia
and Bilious complaints in few hours.
No. 3. Raxvay's Renoyating Resolrent,
for the quick cure Of all chronic and
scrofu ous diseases. 1t is powerful,
searching and pleasant; it cleanses and
purifies the blood from all scrofulous
diseases; it resolves away from the bones
and muscles all OISOdSou UepOSlLSs IL
electrifes the fluids and solids with
health and strength-the patient will
experience its powerful, soothing, beneE-
cial effects in few houls after taking:t.
f7ad,oay's nedishted Soop-the superior
efficacy of this highly medicated COM
pound over all other cosmetics for puri-
flying the SKIN and curing SALT RHEUM,
RING WORM, RASH, TETTER, CHAPr FLESH,
and imparting to the complexion that
RosEATE TINT which nature intended it
should wear, is acknowledged to stand
beyond the reach of rival. Railways
Soap is purely balsarnic in its properties
it cLEANsEs HEALS. PURIFIEs and iinpirts
BEAUTY to the complexion of all who
use it. For sale by
1. Geo, Roward, Turboro'.
/ 1arborc August 9
The southerner., 1854-01-07
DELFORD
FemaloSominarV.

Miss Il. K. JOHNSON, Principal.
THE exercises of this School will be
resumed on the 2nd Monday in January
next.
TERMS.
Tuition in English branches per
session, $1,000
Music on Piano with use of in
strumcnt, 1900
Drawing and Painting, 500
French 500
Board with the subscriber, $500 per
month. q. 4SiNs.
December /, 1858.
The southerner., 1854-01-07
q. % D2uD21>.
ATTORNEY At LAW,
TARBORO', n. C.
SsZottCe.

A PIANO, watch has been some
time in use, and is noW in good order,
can be had on reasonable terms on ah~.
plicatioA at this Ohee
The southerner., 1854-01-07
.Also, DR. HuVs Tegetable Fever
and .Ague and Anti-Fever
39EzT5.

AMONG al the advertised re- medies
of the day for Ag-e and Fever, or Chill
and Fever, none seem to meet with such
rspldity of sale, and give so mach geae-
raj satisfaction, as DIR. HulPs celebrated
Pills. Wherever they haxe been intro
duced, all to nics, in whatever shape, all
mixtures and pills, and preparations of
every character, design ated for this dis
ease, have been discarded, and DR.. HuiFs
Ague Pile have been received as the
only permanent cure. They stop the
Chills and Fever the first dds, and do
not sicken the stomach or operate on the
bowels. Prick IS cents per Gor.
For sale in Tarboro' by Gee. Horvd.
The southerner., 1854-01-07
o1 Vols Taboo Egecme County N Co. Saturday January 1854 Whole No. 1o4
H:.HR 2: SOUTH!EHRNRR,

H:gHB SOUgHBRNBR,
GEO. HOWARD, Editor & Proprietor.
TERMS-PER ANNUM.
If paid ocitAin tro months, 81 90
Otheracise, 2 80
RATES OF ADVERTISING
One square first insertion, l 90
,, each insertion Gticr,oords, 0 25
Cards, q gear, 5 90
Court Orders and Judicial adOerttse-
naents 25 per cent higher.
ET Icar}y advertisements by contract.
The southerner., 1854-01-07
NafEE EsGxcS--INssl Inks

AND SUCH OTHER
Brass and Composition Castins'
AS are usually required in steam en-
gines, water mills and otaer machinery
He refers to b. F. Hanks, Esq,, W
B. Rodman, Esq, S. Il. Fowle, ESQ.
and Capt. Deland.
Terns-Casi. Prices moderate.
Washington, N. c., Nov. 25, 1853.
The southerner., 1854-01-07
NOTICE
To Producers.

NOT being able to work for nothing
but having every facility to do
The southerner., 1854-01-07

I'VE, the subscribers, have known
Mr.. H'na. loghcc for many years, dur
ing which he has resided amongst US in
Petersburg, Va, many of us having
committed the instruction of our chill
drcn to his care, and some of US having
been his pupils; and we bear willing
testimony to his capacity, zeal, fitness
and faithfulncss as u Teacher, to h!>
consistent walk as Christian, and tt
his high moral worth as gentleman
and can with confidence recommend him
to the public.
David May, John P. May, Geo. W
Boiling, Thos. S. Gholson, James Al
fred Jones, Rob't L. Madison, JOSEPH
D. White &. Son: Lem'l PEBBLES, Fran
els Major, VIM. Pannill, Henry Pan
Mill, Jos. Pannill, D. NJ. Bernard, Rob
II. Jones, Jno. W. Syrne, I. A. Field
jr.-Petcrs5ury, Va.
With much pleasure [ add my nam
to the above recommendation.
". II. Martin, Richmond, Va.
December, 1852.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-19
THEO. GOLDMAN,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER
HARVEY HOUSE ROW.
j. GOULDEN,

ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
HAvING established his shop in Baton
II Rouge, takes this opportunity of IN
forming the citizens Of Baton Rouge, and
its vicinity that am now prepared to do
all kinds Of work in my line OF business:
House, Sign, and Ornamental Painting,
Flag and Banner Painting, Gliding. Grain
ing, Glazing, Marbelng and Wall Coloring.
On reasonable terms, and on short notice
BY strict attention to business, | hope
to gain liberal share of patronage. Shop
on Third street opposite Hollis Stable.