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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-06
American

The report of the ijss.y,tlberaiions of ths
body which wespressnted last week was but
meagre, as we obtained 1t through the tel
egraphic reports; we are now in possession
of the particulars, some more of which we
lay before our readers.
The following resolution was laid on the
table by a vote of l41 to 59:A
Resolued, That the National Council has
no authority to. prescribe platform of
principles for this Nominating Convention,
and that we will nominate for President
and Vce-P President no man who is not in
favor of interdicting the introduction oil
Slavery into territory north Of Sc . 80 by
Congressional action.
This was signal victory of the south.
Ths-fonfowing is the result of the ballot
Ior President and Vice President:---
Milard Fillmore 179 Garrett Davis 10
IIlI re Law, "a Sam. Houston, 8
7 large aynor l4l
M Trimmin, ls Whole number, "a,
Necessary to choice, l21
MlLLARD FILLMORE o. New York
was then declared the nominee. of the Ma.
tional American Convention for Presi.
dent Of the United States.
Great excitement ensued, and the Con.
ven,ion was in tremendous uproar fol
some moments.
The result of The ballot for Viee-Presi.
dent was as follows:
A j. Doneson of Tennessee, l8l
Percy Walker of Mississippi,
III. ]. Gardner of Massachusetts,
Kenneth Raynor of North Carolina,
ANDREW J. DONELSON of tTennes
see received the unanimous nomination fol
the vice-Presidency.
The following is the vote by States. i
will be observed that the members presen
east the votes Of the absentees; BY th
arrangement Ohio is represented as giving
her full vote of -, whereas the facts ar,
that 10 OF her delegates were not in tn,
Convention, having seeded. Thus four me,
cost the entire vote of Ohio as Hsy pleased.
For MILLARD FILLMORE OF NRw-YoRK..
Rhode Island, l; Virginia, IL; Tennea.ee
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osrMr. wHAarou. the Editor o. the Mas.

G1rMr. WBARToH the Editor o. the Mas.
silion Rf,ss says:
I'VE have entirely reliable information
that . ncw democratic pnper, to be called
the Ssiio"Sl DsGocrai ;s to be established
,oop 81 Cinc'paati. in opposition to the
Enquirer The stock, thirty thousand dol.
lars, has been raised, and ex-Auditor Morgan
"a 70 bs The Editor.
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PROTEST
OF THE OHIO MEMBERS OF TIE NATIONAL
COUNCIL.

MERCHANTS HOTEL, Cry OF PHILADELPHIA,
February %, 1856.
The undersigned persons, delegates from
Ohio to the National Council, which as.
sembled in this city on the slsth inst, for
the purpose of .amending or altering the
platform adopted in June last, ,having had
forced upon the American Order a new
one, as odious as the sone repealed, the
efaciPies of which are widely dferAs, Pro frt
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0THon, Geo, N. Dallas sailed in the
steamer Atlantic, for England, on the Let
inst. He goes to take Nr. Buchanan's
place as Minister to that kingdom.
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CLAIBORNE . NEWS.

&c.
Nav iosx, FeD 26 --lhe steamtr iii
nss srtneJ ,his a'jenrpnn ifpm AspinweiI
Bringing ma;ss rlm Caiiotnis to the eth
is.i. aal ST. .&U0.eJO IN specie.
The ,lRnvi. coanvsied a, The lsthmu,
pna tao Uoea AAgd. shich arrived al Pa
ssaa on tar 18th uit.
TNa sssmcr Philadelphia left Aspinwsl
e, the i3lh ,u!j iur uayaua.
rls ustshte hfoagh, by the illinois Il
e,,eriss'ly rnnsigncd as follows; Dre1el &
Cs. $500 UDe, wm. Hogc e. Co. 100000
Ma,cye- Ia, n,nk Si70, 900, Wells, Fargo
&hti,,F al7i,eoo -t'
The bus'ness portion Of San Andres has
Asua se.trsysI by frs. Loss $4,000.
Tho Cailorh' Sta,c Senate passed re-
ISOLATION dcclariug il incxredIent to elect q
q. g. Sprsto- the present session.
Tn. L,m,tou- claim has been confirmed
by The q s. Land Commissioner. The
claim covers Fifteen thousand acres land IN
and ueas San Fr'nrisco, Estimated to os
eorth six millions. I, will be carried to the
suprtns Court.
The Steamer Belle exploded h'r boilers
near 8, ersuiebto, khag thirty persons and
totally destroying the boat. Many were
badly injared, aud others missing. The on
II names given Of the missing are Napoleon
Hste, pi,ol; Alonso Taylor, clerk, and Il.
Sheets. mate.
Gea Wood returned from San francisco,
with dates from Oregon to the 2sth Of jan
o,ry. no moro Sighting. The Governor
called fat Ace nors companies Of volun~
te,re
The pau,na Star mentioned report
thsl the Fss"sh Giga,s Ambuscede, on her
vsy to Nicaragua, made inquiry into GEM
Walker. Treatment Of The French subjects.
'olu,ionary parties ore being formed in
Eicarnsua ngsin,t Walker, and osta Rica
is also sending a force against him.
Nothing lste- from South America,
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charged nor received G
all the speculation he
Of State stocks, or out
way"
We could not belle,
true, bpt nevertheless
has given the above e
orly wish there werv n
In Ohio, the State wg
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TO PURCHAS SE
kept at Drug Stores will get
ng at
.kEXA nER'S 1rnn EinIc.
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We presume they receive the same re-
numeration the Belmont County COMMITTEES
receives; that is the glorious consciousness
of doing their duty. The editor OF The
Sentinel never received that reward and he
supposes that, like himself every body
must be paid for their labor.
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davs give here, sna gripping purgatives such
n,oodi besides, they inJure the tone of the somarb
,%c my principle Is never to weaken the system
,bev -, we rliat functions, the power hays
.ney 'othrow on disease when assisted by really gooS
r @ salts and Castor oil and the whole category
M M p ia"e vi Drugs answer purpose more than
Pusa'on such drugs neither reac the bIood or b,d
,,m n"nor' me Pills made OF these Plants is diaerent
is a,oee!ner. ihey cannot harm child vet their
."eacy III curing Diseases the Blood and other cn.,
paihte IS certain, and in some cases to which have
@ eyewitness their have been aIr,- st ursru
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| petbpr. and e ;ainteacy OF each Remedy harmoni,e
is as nunu, -. tne cure OF some disorders one
nnr % ., lah' 10 The other water and tood
have pointed out in The as ~ Gi
and o,ho Vi the cases which require ONLY ,ba
to ensurs tI which reqaire both the Wine and PHI,
Remnd,n lne cure The combined action "u ~, LIE r1,Is
cure sooner ,h"n 1f@ Powerful and efficacy
Ono f, nave nave recommended them toretLer OH such
10 cnro oni Hve n dose Of the Forest Pills is
from foul siomace AMI @ or any complaint arising
One hoy o3 phhrssiHe ,h doses win cure Fevers
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sion at Philadelphia NY GOODs
peled to dissent frops ''
ed by that body, and$
as they do, that restOraT n F. 10 hlrss@.sz
Compromise demanded by Tie freemen oil
the North, is redress of undeniable wror 6
and the least indispensable to the rspose o
the country. They have regarded they re-
fusal of the Convention to recognize the
well defined opinion of the North, and s
the American Party of the Free States on
this question, as denial Of their rights
and rebuke to their sentiments. They
have therefore withdrawn from tho nomi-
mating Convention, refusing to participate
in the proposed nomination, and now ad.
dress themselves to the Americans of the
country-especialy to the States the re-
present-to justify and approve their ac'
tions; aud to the end that nominations con
forming 10 the overruling sentiment of the
country on the great question at issue may
be regularly and auspiciously made, the un
dersgned propose to all the Americans in
all the States to assemble in their severn
State organizations and elect delegates tc
convention to meet in the City of New.
York, on Thursday, the l2th day of June
next, for the purpose Of nominating candi-
dates for President and vite-Prssidsnt o.
the United States.
New SHamshire,-Anthony Colby, J. W.
Emery.
Massachusetts-W s. Thurston, z. K
Pangborn; others not present.
ID Connecticut-L. G. Peck, f. o. Per.
kins. ID. b. Booth, H. Griswold, ]. Z. Dur.
ham.
Rhode Island-E. Nightingale.
Illinois-H. s. Jennings.
Pennsy F. Johnston, Robt. NJ
Riddle, s. P. Case, John Williamson, T. j
Coffee, ]. +. Sewell.
eOhio-Thos. H. Ford, W.. H. C. Mitchell
w. B. Allison. J. McLees. J, H. Baker. E.
T. Sturtevant,. 20. TEishbach, J. Egbert
H. G. Hedges, iW. B. Chapman, E. H.
Olds, B. s. Kyle,
M!chigan--E. T. Lyon, w. Fulton,i,W
8. Wood, o. o. Middler, o. +. Hamilton.
Mr.. CLARK, Of Iowa, and others, object.
ed to sign the document unless she follow
ing should be attached to thisis;sp.mes:
We concur :in the sek,
Convention, but do moi
for a Convention, belis-
North ought to unite Is :, MN, 'n,v.- good nj.
zation to resist the aggts Il into the ~
" w. P. CLAIR qe Gays Of oo
f." ID. w. STAMBAbss eertii. pla
THOS, SPoONE 49,. dos
" CHARLES NICH &c
: This last mentioned NEE
the following executive eop -
kr AxAoLN
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QuERY.-How much per centsge does
the Kansas Relief Committee in this coun.
ty receive for collections, Will some one
answer!-- Csdis Sentinel.
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IllyI
edd in Grocery Stores.
- the very lowest rates
t,ouiitry produce at cash
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L KS.
ire. s.rade and style,
a ;ife, Thihet, Cloth
.. kisine the best stock
,s, Yoh full variety of
I'd merod Caps, made Of
Itch ve.Als9,aiG,lo ing
STONE & TIIC&As /.
M, Nam st. Wheelin
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DIR. HALSEY'S
FOREST WINE g. FOREST PILLS.

roc,,i ne iosest Pilis.--There are three things
peculiar to these Pills alone e' ''inSs
This i 10y hmry neither gripo weaken the svsto,,
tu IS ,.gcahscthey contain no DRUGS or ,;;ysri
as o io,esome as tho food we eat ~ winch are
ID. They -
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LAND SEE
T1t3CERY!!
HRAH HAS RENO.

'Astore, to the roop,S3r .doo
nearly opposite
supply of GROa her best
gar, Molasssrri. spired ~
segars, Soaps 'P"eu "
'EarthenYin his constitute
SEsafs, c%adis Forks ton and
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'SIIiEa's.

u & X DEALER IN
tEDICk& DYE
: STUE@
plsRCrl POCKET, IN
~ srRINhNB LANCETs
| the most i'll
=. SCARiFisA rORnTH
BL ERS. ENCANATCNSJ
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Mississippi, 7; MarylanG
13; Alabama, 0, Nilsson
York. 10; Pennsylvania
Illinois, 7; Texas, 4; Il
FoR GEORGE Law OF
gan, 4; Wisconsin, 5; '
New York, 40.
For KENNETH RAYKo
Illinois, 4.
FoR SAMUEL HoUsrS
For GARRETT DAv5
Mass achusetts, 1; Vir,,,
/; Tennessee, 7; KE
sylvania, 2. Z
For JOHN MCLEAN O
setts, 8; Rhode Isle4l
s; Pennsylvania, ind {
FoR RoBKRr <WLs
JIRsEY-Massachu
When the vote was I
was much CHANGING ~
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-08
vi lISIE.

A FRESH supply of new and popular
II music. just received by Steamer Rob-
inson; Buchanan and Breckenridge Polka:
Fillmore Scottish; Matilda Polka; Wood
land Sketches No. 1872 by Wallace Gam
bers Wife; Rondoo de Ia Maette de Por-
tice, by Herr Witches Dance by Wallace;
La Pluie de Pe,les by Osborne; Pm a
merry Stingara Indian Hunter; Daugh-
ter of the Regiment, Duett by Bergers
Fensee Romtique, by Nine Pettignew
La Solitude by Grobe, Gentle Jenny Gray
Fare the well all ties are broken; Burman
Lover; Gone is The Talmness; Willie
Bell Lone Stay hours, Benedetta siala
Madre, by Hunter; Home sehottsch;
Champagne Polka; When other friends are
round thee; Erin is my Home; Louisville
Grand March; Dearest think of thee
Come gang AVA VII me; Shells of Ocean,
Oh no, and oh! yes; Petit Tambour
Cara Polka Oh cast that shadow from
thy brow Fly away pretty moth: Ali
would our eyes had not met Sweet Six
teen Polka, with great variety of stand
ard Music, by
aug26; GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-08

DEFINITELY SETTLED. AT a meet
ing of the Police Jury on Monday
last, the 9th inst, th, contract Tor
building a new Court House, was let
out to r.. II. Burk Esq, on new
plan furnished by Jim. The amount
Of bis bid was $4,000. The plans
furnished the J,ry. give the dimen-
sipns of the various rooms ii the build
ing; the quality Of the material etc.
Mr.. James MONEY!, was bidder for
he contrar, with q plan estimated to
cost scr 800, which was favorably
thought IF by the Jury, but oweing
to d resolution passed at a previous
smeetirg, the limit Of the cost was fixed
at $4,000. The work will, we un-
slerAand, be immediately commenced,
and under The management Of the en-
ergetic contractor, we will soon have
what has SO long been wanted-a
new Court House commensurate
with the growing Importance of our
lovely little city
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CHEAP FALL GOODS.

lust OPENING at the GOLD CHEAP STORE,
IL dawn town full assortment fall good
which will be sold as usual at the lowest figures.
The new stock is now complete aud composed oil
the following desirable goods.
DOM ESTsCs.
y. 75,44, Ga. t2-4, Brown and Bleached Cotton
Loweis 0sr aburgs; DENNIS; Check; shirting
stripes, Drills; Tickings; DE.
wOILENs.
KFRsREs; Lindseys; Georgia plainsi Kentucky
Jeans; ditto Indseys; eattihets; BucksSihs I;
nneskins: Casmeres Cloth, &c.
DHEss GOODs.
C,,teoFs nj exc. Sc, Toe, and 1917; handsome
French ditto: Musne de Laine; Berege DE
,a,ne. worsted Scotch Plaid; English Merinc
French Merinn; Ginghams; Popelines; Black
silks: fancy Plaid and Striped silks; Florence :
HhsCK GOODS.
MOURNING CAiteofs Black Musine de Lane
Black Merno; Black Alpaca Black Barge ;
Black Lustrlne; Black Btnibasine; &c.
FURNITURE GOODS.
Curtain Cafcops: Plain buff; Blue and Red;
French Cambria Hanging Satin stripes and Dam
ask BuiIa Fancy Cold window Damask; ditto
Wooden Damasks; Embroidered Muslin Curtains
Broehe ditto &c.
u ID u i VI =
Hosiery of all kinds; Gloves; irish Linen
Diapers Huckaback and French Towels! Heavy
Damask Table Cloth Crash; Corded Skirts
embroidered ditto; Grass Cloth. Per merry
Needles: Tapes, Cords, Rraids, Velvet Trimmings
Cambria and silk Pocket Handkerchief 7; &c.
CLOTHING.
Heavy Blanket and Pilot over coats; good
warm business palatnts; irUck and dress coats
Cottonade pants: sattnet and cashmere pants
Kentucky Jeans pants, Canton flannel and Jeans
drawers, linnen shirts ditto, cotton back DO
fancy bosom under-shrts hickery and checl
shirts; fancy and black silk and cashmere wa's
coats.
SHOES.
Ladies kid shoes. ditto, Morocco; Goat skin
ditto, Prnnela gsiters; ditto, Fine Kid. higl
heel shoes Gen,iemen's Kip pegged and sewet
brogans; ditto, Patent Leather shoes; ditto
heavy Horse Leather, water proof, bunting shoes
Heavy Russets and Black negro Brogans; Double
sole pegged boots ditto, thick soled mud boots
Ere nch Calf skin boots; Super. Philadelphia va
ter proof boots Misses and Boys shoes lnfant
shoes and boots.
Gents Black Silk Hats; Black and Gray Sport
ing Hats; Youths Hats: Infants Fancy bres
Hats Cloth, Plush and Glazed Cans; Infants
Velvet Caps Water proof Glazed laboring Hats
Together with vatety Of other articles to-
long to be enumerated aud which we invite on
friends and patrons to come and examine befcr'
| all the BARGAINS are gone.
LOUyRIER,
Formerly Paul Choppin's Cheap Store.
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Emdroider,es and Lace Goods.

THE SUBSCRIBER has just received his
L assortment of Embroderies and Lace
Goods, consisting of Rich Valenciennes,
Collars and Sleeves ia sets-Honiton Lace
do. Embroidered Jaconet and Swiss Col
lars and SIeeves--Embd. Handkercheifs--
Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Insert
ings-Thread and Valenciennes Lsces--
Plain and Embroidered Linen Collars
Mourning Collars and Sleeves in every va
riety, together with many other goods in
the Embroidery Line.
sept1S. w. D. PHILLIPS.
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Public Hack.

THE public are hereby notified, that the
J. undersigned puts in motion to-day and
will keep in the service, a Public Hack
The vehicle will be il charge of Mr.. Brock
an experienced driver who may be found
at or near the Harvey House. O,ders ior
the Hack to be at any particular place at
a certain time--il left at either Of the
stables. will be attended to.
Iuly29 ROBT. BEAL.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-08
Lone,yOrfb's Pet Agency,

JUST received by the subscribers. who
y are the makers pet agents. 80 Cases
Sparkling Catawba 80 Cases Dry Cataw-
ba. The celebrity and extensive sale Of
these wines. render putting unnecessary
The agents would only state, that articles
of any popularity, are soon counterfeited
Hence, those wishing to purchase wines Of
this maker, should buy them of bis only
agents here, where they are sold on eon,mis-
sion. It is claimed fol this wine, that it
is healthier and of finer aroma and flavor,
than the best French Campaigne. The
French mix from three to six or mote kind
of grapes in their wine. One kind of
grape only is used in the manufacture of
this wine. Purchasers dissatisfied with
its quality, will have the money refunded
for all returned, within reasonable time,
to the store where it is purchssed.n
july1 BARBEE K BENZ AMIN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-08

An Ex.MEMBER or CoNGREss In
sANE.--Hon. Lewis G. Levin, formerly
member Of Congress from the First
Congressional District of Peunsylva-
MIA, has so far become derapged, we
see it stated in the Philadelphia Even
ing Journal, that It was found neces.
sary to send him to the Pennsylvania
Hospital Of the Insane, on the west
side of the Schuylkill. For sometime
past, Mr.. Levin has been laboring TN
der mental alteration.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-08

THE PARISH AssEssoR's NoTIcE.-ln
compliance with law, our Efficient Parish
Assessor ORaN HAoKEr, Esq, gives public
notice elsewhere, that he has fled the as
sessment Roll. for the year 1856, in the
Office of the parish Recorder of this Par
ish.
Parties interested should call and ex-
anime the same within the time specified
BY law.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-08

GohpNANN.-By new schadule to be
seen elsewhere to-day, it will be observed,
that GopaANN, has been getting in. by di-
rect importation, another stock OF hne
Gold Watches and Fashionable Jewehy.-
GotpMANN, has been in this line of busln-
ess that he has the run of the trade, not
only buying TO advantage but selling at the
very lowest figures for cash. The ladies
who are admitted to be the best judges Of
byouteries are specially invited to call at the
store. IN the basement Of the Harvey House
and examine the new stock now in store.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-08

u Several mouths ago Senator
Douglas gave ten acres Of land in the
vicinity Of Chicago, for the 'ouuding
of a University, provided 100000
were raised for tho erection of build
ings. This morey, we learn from The
Chicago Journal, has been subscribed
by the friends Of the enterprise.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-08

fNHE ATTENTION Of families and
Il Others sce'eu to The stock of Family
Groceries. at The ~ +. Corner of Court
of Cou,t House Squl,e. Consumers in the
lower end OF town can be saved the neces-
sity drumming % town rs far as Church
st,ent for bu,ie OF Flour OF key of Lard,
by stopping he,c. Articles sold at this es-
Enlistment are exclusively Of the best quai
ill., and will bear the clio est scrutiny
Prices uonge but slightly above quotations.
navel M. 6. BRYAN.
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ploufatsou Hard ware.

GSn PAIRS straight and twisted
ADO trace chains; 1000 lbs Brig ht log
and OK chains; Double and Single Breast
chains. tongue and stretchers; 200 dog. as
orted cotton and cane hoes; Pump chains
l. and | ! inch Pump riggings and planes ;
SPADES ard Shoves L. and S. Hanaley ;
Axes-Ky. and Yankee pattern Boys axes
from to lbs, Pick axes and mattocks ;
Sythe blades from "a to AZ inch, at
sapt3O LARGUIFR Il LANOUE.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-08
Lime,

TN ORDER to meet the increasing de-
l. mand for this artlcle--disregardjng en-
olument, the subscribers were induced to
order from three sources for public con-
vience, they now offer as received per
Maria Dening to-day 200 Bb's Cape Lime
and assure the public they will continue to
receive $50 3bl. monthly
inuld. BARBEE & BENJAMIN,
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Now Opening.

A LARGE assortment of China, Glass
II and Flint Ware, Ornamented Toilet
Sets, China and Tin Water Coolers, as
sorted sizes, SeIf.Seaing Fruit Cans, So
lar, Hall, and Astral Lamps.
Also, just received fine assortment Of
Rocking Chairs, ArmoIrs, tables, &c, &c.
iulyt0. J. PIPER K co.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-08
GEM sALOON

THIs well known Saloon and - ~
i Restaurat, having under VII
gone thorough repairs, is now ar ~~
ranged to accommodate parties, and serve
up Of short notice, Oysters, Red Fish, and
other deecaces to please the palate OF
connoisseurs and bon viuants. The desire of
the proprietor is to win .or the Gem Saloon,
wide sp,ead reputation as the best Restau-
rat, in the State outside of New Orleans
sep-S- Gm. STEPHEN BASELISCO.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-08
Saw and saw blades.

TROSSCUT, Pit, Pannel Rip, Tenon,
" Steel and bass buck Butchers, Bow,
Webb. Pruning, Back and Key bole Saws,
assorted sizes and the most of them of
Spear Il Jackson - make. Always on
hand at the Hardware store OF
lan25-y. --ARGUlER II LANoUE.
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rs Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the Plantation OF PRArr no
IL q PRKSpERaasr, in July last, the boy IA
Henry, q dark griff--aged about Is years, o.
about . feet Q inches high. Also, the boy -sN"-@a
John. formerly owned by John H. Schenck, he is
2s years cid, about six feet and very black
John ran away on Monday the 29nd inst,
The above reward will be paid for both or TWEEN.
y.hye Dollars for each. [sept.27.H.
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Hardware.

1'HE undersigned have been for the last
month opening goods, direct from the
Manufactures. and are satisfied that they
have in store, the largest and most varied
assortment Of Hardware out Of New Or
leans. which they offer Tor sale at their
usual low rates. Purchasers will find it to
their interest to call and examine, befole
sending TO the city.
LARGUIER & LANOUE.
sep30 Cor. Lafayette and Florida.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-08
Just Received.
Drug store For Sale.

IINHE UNDERSIGNED, being obliged 20 leave for
Europe on account OF family interests; offers
for sale, his Apothecary shop, well known as oc-
cupsing one Of the best locations in Baton Rouge.
II contains complete assortment of Medicines,
Perfnmery, Paints &c, all fresh and in first rate
condition.
The terms of sale, will be advantageous; so that
thepnrchaser fail of success besides the
tom is Of the best. In order still more to enhance
the facilities Of the purchaser of the Drug Store,
the undersigned is willing to lease for term Of
years, either part or the whole of his house, or
else to sell the house, al the option Of the pur-
chaser. aug-S0-6m. B.JOURDAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-08
sundries per Steamship Philadelphia.

kunHFIes per Steamship PhIIadtIphta.
1En LBS. FINE IMPERIAL, and
L w so lbs. Black Tea Superior
% doz. Claret Wines;
Champagne,
6 boxes Jenny Lind Twist Tobacco;
100 =" Virginia Smoking st
6 Drums Turkish =" It
IL doz Olive Oil, qts. and pts.
IL 4" boxes Windsor Soap;
$500 Superior Havana Segars
100 ounces French Quinine, Palletiers;
1s ioz Preston & Morrlll's Yeast
Powder;
In store and for sale at New Orleans.
prices by WIN. BOGEJ,
iuly31 Druggist