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Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-17
PRINCES HOTEL.
THIBODAUX, La.
.HE UNDERSIGNED having leased :.

HE Undersigned having leased q
4 the large brk building occured by aT astfsI5Tf
Wakeman & Smith, of Maronge and Leyee ai ~
Streets opposite the Ferry Landing intends making
extensive alterations and improvements and also, having
gone to heavy expense ia fitting and furnishing the
hcase, will open FIRST CLASS HOTEL, on the 1st of
March.
The proprietor atters himself that from long experience
managing and conducting Of different Hotein the North
that he capable of keeping the above House in manner
my Hotel will find all the comforts of home, as the
house will be conducted principles before under
taken in Thibodaux.
The Proprietor wishes his friends and the public to dis
tincy understand that his House s open at all hours Of
the night well day. for their reception. There will be
Steamboat, to convey the baggage to the House.
Cfeb17l J. w. PRINCE. Proprietor.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-17
Thibodaux Tatersalis.

ThibOdaux Taters:l1is.
THE subscriber having pur- If A~N
Il chased the extensive stables on jack CaT ~
son street. (below the Bank) formerly kept -N--A--
by Jake Weber, and having furnished it with entire
stock of Horses Carriages Bugges etc. prepared to
accommodate all who may favor him with their patronage.
Passengers any part the country day night and
horses taken to Livery themost reasonable terms.
share Of the public patronage is solicited.
July %, 1854. GEORGE SINCLAIR.
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WTIGWAM HOTEL.-This ho- a

w tel just erected at Bayou des Alemands, ..as=M
Thirty Two miles from New Orleans, and Twenty laE4sx
miles from Bayou Lafourche the Opeousas Railroad
the accommodation Of the travelling and pleasure seeking
community The table is supplied with the best meats
and game-the bar with the best Of brandies and wines
Hunting and fishing very good. Hunters call and for
yourselves. Kept BY j. n WALGAMOT.
October Z, 1854, w.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-17
SCHOOL DIRECTO

!. Il. VERKET, SEC'Y L. DAUNlS, TREASURED
GEORGE BONER, CONSTABLE AND COLLECTOR.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-17
Grapelers' pire1torn.


New Orleans and Baton Rouge.
THE splendid fast running neazz ,ls, B
Il passenger steamer GEM, THEo. Ell &c. G..s!sn{
FERT, master Antoine Dalferes clerk, viii
ply a regular semi-weeky packet between New Orleans
and Baton Rouge during the entire season. leaving New
Orleans every Monday at 2 NJ, and Thursday at NJ
For freight or Massage apply on board. nor11
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-17

A UGIER, j.. Confecti0ner and Dealer in Frui
a Corner of Market and St. Louis Streets.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-17

For grinding and crushing Corn and Cob all
toqeiher and for shelling Corn.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-17
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


JOHN C. Raglan, LEUrRoy DArNIs, | c. GAUTREA
ADAM BEATTY, P. II. GARY, J. Y. BEN,
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-17

E>ANNY SPARHAWk.- las.=.,SSl lEI.s.S
l. New Orleans and Lafourche Semi - Es.z!s1S
Weekly Packet, q D. TERREBoNSE, master,
having repaired and out and newly painted, will
her regular trips in the above trade Tuesday,
October leaving New Orleans every Teusday at O'clock
NJ, and every Friday at O'Clock, P. NJ, returning will
leave Lockport every Wednesday at O'Clock, A. and
Saturday at y o'clock, Thbodaux every Wednes-
For freight passage having very superior Accommodations
apply Conry Wilson, No. s. Front Levee, New Orleans,
aldsonvie (o.2S
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-17

Horses and Carriages.
LWAYSn readiness, Horsesand Carriages, for trips
II to Donaldsonville. Houma or elsewhere, whenever
there is enough in number to justify Also stabiing
or horses-apd al, connected with the Franklin House.
by the proprietor b. + HOLDEN
'Thihodaux December l3 1851
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-17
TOWN DIRECTORY.
THIBODAUX.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
V. d. TERREBoNNE, MAY,

1.I
P. Fl. GARY, JOHN c. RAGAN.
J. A. RoBICHAUx, MORGAN SPRINGER,
LOUIS Bush, c. GAUTREAU.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-17

What is Fashion?
Dinners at midnight, and headache in the morn
n1 ..-.---.E -------.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-17

A LIAM, l.. s, Clerk of Court, North East Corner
"A the Court House Square, Market street.
pUSH HALL, attorneys and Counse1ors at Ian
ID Office on Main near St. Louis street.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

05-The Railway Advocate tells the fol.
lowing good story at the expense OF one OF
the "upper ten" OF New York True or
lalse it is capital commentary upon the
moue ei life adopted by the class to which
tht gentleman belongs:
Mr. - is one OF the "mcrchant rrin-
ces" of the empire city, and though living in
one Of the most spacious mansions on the
Fifth Avenue, lis entire Iom.ly consists oI
himself and mis- wife. Meeting FREUD nom
the country, one day he invited him up TO
view his house. Tie friend was shown Tia,
gore rooms, with ttsselIated hJors enc
magl iiccnt roscocd ceiling, ,nl finally va,
I ken into the lower rooms, n one oi which
h. found small regimen, Of C lored SIR
vuuts seuted alta bountiiul dinner. On his
return home be was asked if he had sect
Mr.. So-and-soi GOA yes" "What is b,
doing now!' Well. when l saw him IL,
was keeping niger boarding houe on th'
| Fifth Ayense!"
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Dun'i stay Long.

"Don't stay lonI hn'ban )" said young
wife ,endery in our presence one evening
as her husband was preparing to 90 ont
The words Themselves were in.ignifnant,
bu, The Look .f melting fondness with which
they were accompanied, spoke volumes. 1t
told all, the whcle Of her wOman's lovc--oI
her happiness when with her husband of
her grct when the light e his smile tie
source Of all her Joy bcamcd not upon her. -
Don't stay long, husband" and tancjet
saw the loving, gcntle vile, sitting al,ne
anxiorsly counting :hc moments Of her hus.
band's absence, every few minutes running
to the door to sce ifhe was in sight, and find
ing that he was not I thought couL hea,
her cYcIaimng in disappointed tones, mo-
yet, not yet
| Don't stay lang, husband" and Ogain
thought could ser the young wife rocking
h r'elt in the great arm chair, and weeping
as III ugh her loving heart would break, q
her thoughtlcss lord and master" proonge
his STAY u wearsome length oi'time.
! O,ye that have wives who say DON
stay long" when you 60 forth, think of then
kindly when you are mingling in the bus
hive Of life, aud tfy, just little, to max
their homes and hearts happy, for they ar
gems too seldom found, and whe n lost t.
sci iom replaccd--you cannot find amid tn
pleasures o the world, the peace and Joy thu
quiet hom", blessed with such u woman
presence, will afford.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

0~5~The old man Sas ioiling through tho
burden aud heat of the day ia cultivating his
field with his own hand, aud depositing the
promising seeds into the fruitful lap OF yiel-
ding earth. Suddenly there stood before
him, under the shode OF huge linden tree. a
vision. The old mun was struck with amaze
:nent
"l am Solemtn,' spoke the phantom, in q
friendly voice. What are you doing here
old mani"
"If you are Soomon!" replied the venera.
bic laburer, show can you ask his! In my
youth you sent Inc to the ant; saw its oe.
cupation, aud learned from that insect to be
industrious and to gather. What | ther
learpcd have followed out TO this hour"
"You have only learned half your lesson,
resumed the spirit. $50 ogoin 10 the ant
and learn ircm that insect to rest in The
winter Of your lie, and to eRjcy what y,i
have gathered up."-German Allegory.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

NEw FABRIC or AMERICAN MANuFAc.
TuRE.-We have seen at the extensive CON.
mission house Of Messrs, Wymin & Byrd
corner OF Hanover and German streets sever.
al samples of American manufactured Linen
Goods. They are rom the American Linen
Co.. Wo ks on Fo / River, Massachuse:i 9
and are the first of this description manuiac-
turcd in the United S,Gtcs. The texture and
appearance ufthese linens are highly supc-
rior Indeed they compare tavorably with
thr Russian, or any other foreign production
similar in kind. For durability, we doubt
not, from their compact, substantial appear
ance, these goods may have the advantage
The factory or manufacturing company
who produce them, have commenced opera.
tons with bapital of half million of dol,
lars, and thus far, notwithstanding the unpre.
pitious condition of financial afi4irs have
succeeded equal to their most sanguine hopes
We are pleased to hee that s,t.nton Ia
being turned towards tho moro extensive msn.
uiacture Of flax. Il 10 an article of easy cul.
'iva'on in nearly all sections Of our coantry,
and by finding ready homs market, would
add much to our agricr ltural resources.
The goods to which we have called stten.
tion are worthy the inspection OF merchants,
and will doubtless NEE, their wishes. BAL.
timore Patriot,
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0]rCassius NJ. Clay having been so unfor.
tuna,e ns to deliver u lecture not remarkable
or bIilliancy. the Boston Post hits him a ran
nr two IN this wise:
liz had much 10 say about the "trpods o
the press" Old Mr.. Dusenbury, whose hear.
ing is i,le obscure, whispered TO his neigh
bor, What il hr saying about the dry pods
OF the press! lie must alude to the fact
that the press has given him beans"
Prlnauncing the word Gits Ms il il were
spelled elytc, Old Roger remarked that "its
pronunrialion was all IN his l."
A. NJ. Clay was b"rA'ing the press sound
ly, saving that all were bad, a reporter Of We.
ry venerable aspect said, half aloud, "Saye
me CaSsius." The respectable appearance
Of the individual alone prevented his being
kicked out.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

HARD STORY The Louisville Courier
tells some tough ynrns. 1t says that fish.
isg party in Kentucky GOT out OF "bait," and
no worms were to be found. At last a young
lady suggested the following
THAT physician who was present should
dispatch messenger to his Office to procure
vial of vermiiuge, which should be ADMIN
istered to a certain tallow-la ced young man
who had been affecting some attentions to
her during the morning, and If the worms
were not forthcoming she would pay the cx-
pensc of the mcdicine!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08
Al, Anrcdota.

A gentleman Of considerable fortune, but
n strunger to either personal or family reli.
gion, one evening took u solitary walk thro'
part ot his own grounds. He happen to
come ma to Il mean hut, where u poor ma n
with numerous family lived, who earned
his bread by daily labor. lie heard voice
pretty loud and continued Not knowing
what it was, cur osily prompted him to listen.
The man, WHO vas pous|y disposed, happen
ed to be at payer with his family. SO soon
a, he could distinguish the words, he heard
him giving thank. with great affection to
God. Tor the goodness cf his providence fer
giving him food TO eat aud rainent 10 pat on,
with supplying Them with what was Lccessa-
ry and comfortable in this life.
lie was Immediately struck with ustonish.
m-ht and confusion, and said to himself,
"docs this poor man. who has nothing but
the ineanest fare. aud that purchased by Sc.
we're labor, give thanks TO God Tor his good.
ness to himself and family, ard |, who enjoy
ease and honor, ant everything that is CRATE
ful and desirable, having hardly ever bent my
knee, or made sh acknowledgment TO my
Maker and PrsserverW 1t pleased God that
this providential occurrence proved the means
Of bringing him to a real and lastin. sense OF
God uni lgion.-Ihomas Dick.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

CoEs DoDGRRs. .-Somcboiy goes off in
perfect rapiures over this this theme. Corn
dodgers are the very things for hard times, ,bei-
ter and cheaper than potatoes, ard good c.
nou,h for Princes. Here is the way TO make
them:
The meal must not he too fne--it niL't a
dodg sr, If it is. You must not chuck 'em
about and gingerbread 'cm over--iL amt a
dodger il youdo. Corn meul--white neal
salt and water, stirred up, mixed up. tum-
bled up. three times as bi,. as hens egg,
aud baked with finger marks all rounj, brown
and crispy steaming hot. hats dodger Sir
kentucky Dodger--Iiurd Tmes-Bad Po-
tatocs--Try 'e,n, try 'tm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08
On riantinX Shrubbcrios.

II there is ono thing more than another
which adds 10 the embe elishment of Oh,
grounds, it is the proper distribution of SINAI
trees aud Towering al rubs around tho home
stead. II IL not quantity which constitute.
the charm, ss in hine tunes out of ten, duub.
lc tse number 10 planted that should be. Ey.
cry plant Should have snough space 10 keen
1t .roM croN ding down oIhgrs; aud To this
end, before eEers shrub is set out jhe nature,
SIZE, aud habit vi growth oi eacn kind, as lur
NJ posslsls, SHOULD be sscerlained With.
out this, there is danger ol placing those most
dwarf and Conspicuous farthcst from the eye,
whlls tue strong growing are placed nearly
at the outside. huolhe. frequent er.orIs To
plant sing'e specimens Oh the laun lar too
near the edge. TINS arises from want o.
perception - 10 what the effect WI be when
II has arrived ali tuli growth. There ,h,'d
ul"Sls be, II the lswn Ia al any ze, at lea,t
tNO feet ot grass intervening between the
shrub AID walls
Another essential il color and time o. 1pw-
erln. Tor great deal can be- done IN giving
rfect, by JudicIvus di. lriDutii ~ OF cu!ors. no
that no Two PIant, having the same colpr,and
side BY sids. The general character a tnr
shrub or tree "'ay ai-o be taken into sccoun,;
whether dense aud cnmnicr us in the LIacs;
thin aud GSooplng,n az ~ the Far,ythit ylrl-
dIssimlai or upright, as n the Arcrn Tam.
rick. Seme look be,t trpncd 10 sinsle ,,an,s
as miniature trees which mly b. inrer.p,rs.
ed among The others, us the Thorns ana Eu.
Gonymus. or spindle tree,
II the whole Is being newly made. a thor.
ough preparation OF the so,l Is amply repaid
by the Iusure growtI of III. shrubs a. once
planted nothing farther thautop dressing aud
digging can be performed II the soil /, ma.
tufally wet, il should be drained, ~ I'M few
shrubs will succsed in such place. IL
shsuld then be well spated up two shades
deep il possible, working in any quan,ity of
leaves or decayed vrgeublo matter, as ,he
very best manure t'r such purpose. Ex.
ce1t the soil be nothing better than cIay,.uch
aPreParation will answer, with perhups "A
barrow load Of good sol to some of The choice
kinds Of shrubs. II !, ID composed solely Of
clay, as much iosse. iriaS!e stuff Of any kind
streey earth, ,and, saw dust, tan aud the ike
shsnld be worked in; In addition to thi, ey.
cry plant should receive some good soil for
the ROOFS TO commence working in.
Informing the outlines OF the strawberries,
oil siill and formal figures and sharp angles
shoul.' be avoided; choosing the circle, aud
the mutitudinous un inlations Of which it ia
suspecti Die. % the grand fundamental prin-
ciplss towOrk by, ~.
Ksying preceded thus for, that 10 having
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

0N-Dr. Johnson, travelling in the north part
of Scotland, could not see house or tree in
riding great many miles; nothing but des
o!ation aud barrcnncss every where presen-
ted themselves to his view, till at last he east
his eyes on a crow, that was perched upon
the stump oIs tree, gnawing with grea;
violence and cawing for W int of food, which
the Dr.. observing, could not help crying
out:
'Caw, cav, cav, and be damned! if you
will stay in such II country as this, when
you have wings 10 fly away
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

got all in readiness, quantity Of stakes Of
various lengths should be stuck in various
direct ons, to ascertain the most consp'cuous
positions from the windows, walks, &e., in
which TO place any striking object choosing
those only tor this purpose that have a uni
ornily beautiful hobit of growth. Iiavi ny
the,c all planted, the remainder can he fllet
up with whatever IL Is intended 10 plant -
Towards the ontsde enough rom cin be
left between the shrubs, to grow a few sum
mer A-wers, which help to enIi"en the whol'
aud by choosing the hardy perennial kinds
with here and there a batch Of ANNALS th,
whole is in perfect harmony.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

A MAN of rather good appearance, who
was taken up by the police on Thursday
night, in state oc drunkenness, on being
committed to the work-housc to-day, made
many en'reatie., and plead the injury and
Disgrace that would be inflicted upon his on
ly child. How strange that men cannot
remember the feelings, nor the welfare of
wives aud children, whsn they are getting
drunk, as we'll as when tho sad consequent
ces OF their drunkenness comes upon them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08
ROAD NOTICE.

Office is hereby given that petition
i ' viii he presented To the Commissioners OF Bel.
mont County Ohio, at their session ing on the
hTst Mmday of March, 1885, for the establishing Of a
road na grade not exceeding hys degrees elevation,
Commencing al Glencoe station on the z. o. Rail Road
running up the south branch OF MeMAhon's Creek TO
near tho mouth o! Kings Run thence up said Run 10
where forks thence tho nearest and hest route TO the
Bridge, across CAptina Creek at Armstrong; Mills.
thence tho aud heat tho county line
or near the farm Of David Mooney And also that all
other road. aud pas OF roads rendered unneeeary by
snld road he vacuAled,
Feb, !, lssS-tt I'd,
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NEW ENGINE AND REPAIR SHOP
ROAD NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given, that a Petition
Y will he presentedt to The missioners of Bel.
mont County, Ohio th 5h day OF March next for the
laying out and establishing of graded road, oOmmsn
cling the National Road, at the Easl end OF Fairvew
and running IN SouIherly direction. The nearest aud
best route To ntersect the graded road running West
from BarncsvIllc in GTetrs lane where The present
road now interseen said road.
Jan, l0lh--3, pd,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

MosT EoRRIBLE.--A grocer's wife having
in Il passion, thrown an inkstand at her hus-
band. and spattered him all over with the
black liquid, some utrocous wretch declared
that she had been engaged at Che battle o:
ink.her-man. Oh, dear, what will the .werld
come to!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08
Dissolution of Partnership.

~ Office is'hereby given that the Part
y ncrshp heretoiore existing between Haines &
Hatcher in Loydsvil!e, was this day Dissolved by
tual consent Athose indebted TO the said firm, will
please call aud settle their accounts by Note or other
wise.
The business will be continued by Haines and Broth.
er, Ia the same place, Thankful for past favos thu
present hrm earnestly solicit Continuation OF the same
patronage.
Jan. Io--3i. pd.
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LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE
Tlle steamer will Arrive,
Loaded full of Dry Goods.

I0adcu lull Oh DTy Ooous.
4 THEREFORE I will Sell my Stock Of
\ Guods, Cheapsrthso ever was sold III ihe Western
Countty.
Iwn sell good Black silk, yd. wide. for rt
" ~ IN. wide IS
Silk Of all other solors a, any
price.
nave Large and Splendid slook Of French, English
AVID American MerinOes.
VIII sell the best fine Merinors at ! 70
- -" American a. English fTom!lel to 81
English MerinOes at Jt
Such as no Western Merchant ever saw before in this
have 20 rieces Of Alrsess Of all oolors and style,
which win sci cheaper than offered in this or any
| other market have splendid stock ofDcLanes aud
Cassnercs Plain, Figured, striped, barred and all CO..
ors, will sell the best quality al &c. have one of the
hest stock Of Ginghams you ever will se Cling
hams at 10 os per yard such sells per Isl have 9OO
pieces the hest CacOesyOu ever saw will sell at &c
such have heretofore sold at l2t have large a,
sortuent OF Shawls of all kinds and coorr viii sell
Shaws ~ yds long at S3O, and others almost az any
price, have large stock OF Flannel of all colos, Twill
tei Red Flannels almost yd wide for 25c., have We
ry iarse stock of yu-lus, BeaChnd Unbeahed Glazed
and Of all coors for l4to 2f have IS pieces OF Cass
nsfes and Caasinetts. will nell Cassne Tor pair o
Pants for j0 good sold last year for $500,
will sell good article Of Coat patron trimmed foi
1900 have the largest stock of Ready Made Clothing
ever had which will so at almost the purchasers of
fer have sgOOd stock Of Boots Shoes Hats Caps and
Thousand other articles too tedious To mention, which
will sell at the same rates want all of my old cuslo
ners, and thousand new ones, to come and examine
Tor themselves aud they will get hrst rate Dag C
SAMUEL KLINE.
~ III have splendid stock of silk Bonues, of al
coors. will sci! some as low as $3.50, aud any Othc
prices to suit the customer have beautiful stock o
CheniZeu uuderEleevCs and Collars, wliCn will sci
cheaper than ever was offered in this Market. Ani
thing havc in my line of business, will CIChangeliU
all kinds OF Country Produce. g. h.
, 81. CIairsvie, Nov. 10. 1854.
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Estate Of james Scott, Decd.

NJ Office 10 hereby given that the Sub.
seriher has been duly appointed aud qualified by
The Probate Court OF BeiHont Co. Ohio, as Admin
Ter of the Estate Of James Scott, Decd, lAs of said
county,
All those knowing themselves indebted TO said estate
are requested 10 make Immediate payment, and those
having claims will present them duly authenticated for
settlement wnhin ons year from this date:
| Jan. ie Isss.-3t pd.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

GJ-"SAc Nrc:trs. "A correspondent
wishes to know the meaning of this term.--
II means "say nothing" aud has been udop-
ted as the name of new sect, composed of
Germans, who are Loco Focos and intend to
operate asuinst tho Know Noihngs.
Ip,0' r.
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PUBLIC SALE.

5lRlTANIA WARE, SILVER PLATED
1 sinons, aud Forks, Pen KNIVES, Pocket Books,
and great variety OIL othsr articles lOr sale hy
J, T.. SCOTT.
ott. -. No.l51 Nam ST., Whseling. a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

0rAbraham G. Myers, of FIorida, has
been appointed Indian Agent for New Mexi.
CO.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

AAf INDOW, GLASS AND PUTTY
w alwaysto Ge had in largcor small qnaniites AZ
spr 2l.l ~. ALEXANbER's Drug htore.
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-COCHRAN'S CELEBRATED LINZ
~ men,.
Prepared and sold by
d, ID. TOMLINsoN, sole Proprietor,

To whom all orders for the above Lniment must he
addressed, enher by wholesale or retail, commits
sion. = '..'' 't wv -
This I.inmeni is well known, and highly Iseemmen
ded by Veterinary Surge and Of peVeAce
throughout the State of Ohio; and the Liniment has
been fairly tested and acknowledge hbe be COED az
recommended. will rot attempt I've the public q
detail of what wonderful euTes II Aas PsrfsrmeS, ,shat.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

4 ROLL EXTRA LISTING CARPET
J. Eastern make, al Uune3) STONE q THOMAS.