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TIME VERY BEST Persons desiring
Il, any Of the celebrated nedicins cal
led Brandy, can get some ofthe pure aud
undu1tratcd pinet, Castillon Il Co.'S at the
Drug Store of WIN. BOGEL.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-13
Liver Complaint.

NAN BE efFectually cured by the use o
~ Hollands German Bittcra. Price 10
duccd TO seventy five cents, can always be
had fresh at the drug store Of
octiO. VIM. BOGEL.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-13
FOR CHILDREN !

4 SUPPLY OF WORM LOZENG
~ Parents should use these in preference
to any other Drug
Devices Carmiuative Balsam, nj ways
made fresh, when wanted.
Bogel's Citrate of Iron Syrup, al excel
lent aud harmless Tonic, for children
Also, lactate OF Iron and Manganese
Pastilles.
All the above preparations can be safely
administered to children.
You should give them trial For sale at
une6. B0GEL'S Drug store.
ID IAN, The only fresh Bran In market can
ID he had OF the subscribers from ten 90 twenty
per cent less than elsewhere. Thus clearly de-
nonstrattng thai strict attention To business and
fair competition, while Il assures success, vastly
benefits the consumer.
Iun22 BARBEE 6 BENJAMIN.
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Drugs ano Mtoifinfs, &f.
i. l.. VALET.

=
At his Drug store on Third Street.
Is in constant receipt Of PURE,
l. FREqH DRHG9, HEDInfNEg, GifEJfL
HALH itFRFHNERfBg. 40. Ha has jus receiy-
ed per ship Tempest, from " Y. the following
! BSfrel Refined Alum,
| do. Coperas;
| do. Gum
| do. Gum fampbor. refined
| do. Bicarb Of Soda; | do Cream Tartar,
| do. Fine white Gum Arabic.
10 Onz. Shlph Quinine;
40 dracbms sulpb Morphine
Best African Cayenne Pepper,
so lbs. Pest Bermuda Arrow Root
American ScarGcators;
Turkey RhUbarb Pulv. Ipecac. nc.
A II Of which, he offers on The most rea-
sonable terms. oct20.
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Something Worth Reading {!


f2NHE SUBSCRIBERS would call the at
i tenton OF purchasers TO the large adj
di'ions now being made TO their stock,
among which may be found
An elegan. assortment Of Plated and Japan
ed Walters, in sets and single;
Coffee Urns, with and without drip crs
Gilt 4 Ornamental Hall Lamps Il Lanterns;
Gilt Solar and Side Lamps, for Oil, Spirit
Gas and Camphipe;
Cut and Pressed Glass, China Il Flint ware
Brass, Copper, Ornancnted and Common
Coal Holds;
Elegant Polished Steel Fire Irons and And
Irons; with large variety Of
housekeeping articles;
A fine assortment of Window Shades;
Transparent Paper shades Tor Lamps
Glass, Gilt and Plated Curtain Bands
Gilt Curtain Cornices;
Also, A Fine Assortment of;
Rich GIT Gift Cups, Tetc.A- Tete, Sets;
Fancy Cologne and Toilet Bottles,
Mantle Ornaments, &c, suitable
For Christi as Presents.
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFAC-
~ lures: Mahogany Bcbsteads, Ward
rob s. Washstands; Bureaus, Tables, &c.
Gilt and Mahogany Peir, Nantes and
Looking Glasses.
0-Call and examine, as our stock is
now complete.
dec2O-y. i. PIPER 81 Co.
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LADIES Epu,EsAssTNs EVE

Will be found full Of Fonnted and plhin
Ia,asee. and silk Tissues. MuH,ns and
OigenIieh Muslin. 1arona Y Organizer
Robes Plain and Printed Irllanieens .
Cnulbiits, Linen i,aWus--in thptt every
thina ii this long line.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-13
CAPITOL CHEAP STORElll
IL ECONOMY AND TASTE, 81
GRACE,
I3nse nnd elegance. ,hj Combined.
n. ,siusOls ~ ~.

fTIERE IL NOTHING. Of more imrot-
lance t. this community Ihan TO know
where 70 gel PERFECT t'llS, at snita=
bio p,ieps ] SIMON Ct 60. iilel with
Samaritan like philanthropy, would res.
rertflly direct The weary with brius
hambugged) people, 1T his honest rlaen
10 their establishment, opposite the Posi-
office, where The
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-13

DER ilAhDEN's EXPRESS.
A superior lot Of Table aud Pocket
CulffY, lnsi received end Tor sale by
jani 9dYl LAHGUlIR II l. 4NDHE.
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NO Esaacls ssasssiss. Carpenters
mad a1stnssgsasa.

A NVlb2, VICES, BELLOWS. Stock
N and Dies, Plates, Wedges, 1onas Files
oil all sbes and description, also full as
sentiment Of Carpenters and faorers tools
iant sdy| LAKGUlER h LANnIJE.
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NvOUrg MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENE
\ raj Committee-A meeting Of the Yoeng vers D.m.
syac Rppubican General will he he'd ~ ~,
many I TUESDAY the oh Inst 81 haH psst seveu ssloos
General srd punctua anennsncs V requested d
i'm S0rtarSc vii be transacted
q aonrRty cUwiHEa cbs.smsn.
Rcpppr Cpssr. ls.,...
S&.s h. A. .1.Lx.a,l '.s'
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THE 7UsF.

JrYtor COURSE, LONG IsLANp.-TPo7rTNn-o
" Tuesday Dec. Al O'clock, n NJ match for 81 oon
mile heats best In in harness John Doty nsmes h ~
Rorgan william ~ Strong b Young H. wrsnce
10 come OF rain or shine SHAW wStrE progr,e,os
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NoTrtF.-1HE sENRFRS or THp pox auARO
~ are requested % meet ~ The kFor ggs rrn.aU ~ ~
1ucsdsv ever ing On trs' At = oo0ck steos WEI
day, Fl " cacS ~ ~ ated 3c funerai uarry ~.
uev nv orler Wf-ETi DALI, Agifasp s'-s',,t,
s.s, 6a4....e, 80. La. =
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
IL j. BECK CO.,
No. kt broadway
Are selling OF their rich ssock a
Embroidered collars.
Sleeves and
n mr. ofr ont
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AT EFEtINN OF THF RfHEnRCK's NE
N Hoige Guard their return from their fnh anoua
feepved - - "
Is. Thtts ofuar ~ re- given n Miss g. Ma-thsr
End Mics irkbecs Cor those beautiful wfeas prescases
the eurnoanv.
"a that tn Invited quests snd sdgcs ~ ihanked o twenty
substantial prixr sud for The parai y.
The fudge dscharred their dutes
Sd That mine host n Esries Hotel Psrk plsre resnv.
three three ard hearty trer Cor the efcs ana go
pa feast which received A. the hands thai exoesnt
4h That wr Robertson The ttats ~ the c,,ov
for the lendi and sou stirring that s.i
dscouvsed this occasior. In behalf Of ue cornsanv
y CusNrroHAw, Secretary. GFO WILs3r Cerssir
y, W. doom 1teasufar.
Nyw toRE. Dec q, is6
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At E w B o o K s
KATE WEST TON;
o. TO WILL AND TO Do.
On, TO WILL AND TO Do.
Rx Iarnea De Wit.

On TO WILL AND TO Do.
By james De Witt.
limo ls pages with elegant illustrations Cloth Price
81 IS
From The Boston Mail.
The Characters in Kate Weston drawn With lfelhe
fidelity while the descriptions manifest superior order Of
talent"
From The Christian Intellisencer, N. T.
story high moral aim. teaches that morality
virtue and Temperance cannot exist without true pety Inc
book beside worthy Of eommendson for Its graceful and
pleasing style for its weudged discrimination Of eharacter
for the easy flow and pcturesqueness Of its descnpons srs
for the rEhness Of its narrative and for the 6xednes of IL
AIM The book gracefully dedicated the Rev DR. Downs
wide circulation.
From Tn. Transcript, Portland Me.
tits written with purpose The and char
scters are lifelike and the plot effective.
THE HUNTERS FEAST; Or Conversations Around the
Camp Fire. By Capt Msyne Reid authOr of Rife Rangers"
Scalp Hunters" &C. limo, SIS pages beautifully Illus
trated Cloth Price 81 25
From The Mercury, New.Bedford
Who is Capt Wayne Reid All the boys tell you ast he
lie the peasnet companion possible and that he has given
them instruction and than they eond have got
from host history in the royal style Of Gcdsmiths
Amin ated Nature IL will be attractive TO az to boys
From The Union Rochester, ~ Y.
full of the vivid and exciting incidents of West
en hunters m told with all the sdor that enters into the
character of the Author"
From The Herald, Montreal
The book delightful and when reading We though
uron by when used to deyour Detoes ex'
ceiling story"
SCENES IN THE PRACTICE OF A NETWORK SUR
GEoN BY Dr. T. H. Dixon Editor Of The scsre illustrated
by barley Price ~ IS
THE ESCAPED NUN; Or CONVENT LrFE EXPOSED. 81.
AWFUL DISCLOSURES OF MARIA MONK Prce7Sc.
THE KNOW NOTHING Almanac Or, True ANERi-
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All the Election Returns and much important Information
is contained in this work.
No. RANLRTT'S CITY AND VILLAGE Axe HirECT
now ready. Price SOC. Complete in 20 vols
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nh IA, MT
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MEXICAN REVOLUTIONARY RO-
N MANCEs. BY VIM. Gilmore simms esq. New and
Revised Editions with Illustrations by barley; .
l. THE PARTISAN. Romance OF the heVo'ution'
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H. MELLICHAMPE Legend of the ssntee. i2nio,
cloth Price s Is. - - ~ - n,
CHESTER. limo, cloth. Price + %
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A new Revolutionary Romance, first published limo,
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form with smms's Revolutionary Tales.
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~ 25 $500 - 81,
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Price I 25 FIN February.l book.
v BEAUGHAMPE; Or, The KENTUCKY TRAGEDY.
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fT TIE YfMass 4RE Romance of South Carolina By
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SOUTHWARK HO! A Spell OF Sunshine By Wm. Oh
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On the receipt of the retail price any OF the above books Will
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6tationerp an6 fanrp Goods.

MUCILAGE, in new and convenient Bottles,
WI with Metallic Cap and Brushindspensebe TO merchants
useful to everybody For sale by THADDEuS DAVlDS
Co.. Manufacturing Ststioners No % Clfst, New York
III III A ID US ID A V ID Il Coz
WRITING INKS pronounced by the best chemists TO be
durable other yet made For sale TO the TRADE
ONLY by THADDEUS DAVIDS Co, manufacturers Of
INKS In al their varieties Sealing Wax Waters Mucage &c
No g Clf.st, New York.
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New Publications.

" Ii \ T SH A LII WE E 4 I
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and Poor. The Story Of ONE DINE DAY. How it
EArned-Srent-Gnd how il Fed Eve mouths By SoLoy
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A BRILLIANT PICTURE of VIRGINIA So

A BRILLIANT PICTURE of VIRGINIA So
"A GETTY
Just Published:
OUR COUSIN VERONICA;
On, scLSEs AND ADvEsTvREs OVER TINE BLUE RIDGE
By the author Of &" Amsbe Family History"
From Hsrper's Magazine for February.
whole we hesitate regard this work pos
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which Swsys discovered in the popular novels Of the
day"
From The New-York Tribune
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lite lie fidelity TO the realities OF the life IL
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pie easy elegance Of style"
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read and IL remembered with pleasure This story will
think, be popular than its predecessor
One VOL limo. 81 25
Now ready, edition Of AMABEL, FAMILY HIS
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THE SCHOOLFELLOW.
An ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
EERRUARY

An ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE BOYS AND GIRLS.
FEBRUARY.
CONTENTS OF No. H.
DR. KANE. By B.
ELEPHANTS At WORK By the Editor
WHAT The HEART OF THE SMALL BOY SAID IN
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TTNO FLORISTS, GARDENERS, BOTANISTS,
i and PROPRIETORS of NURSERIES, Of NETWORK
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III o X A G + G. II 4 l. Z Y =
IL THE LIFE OF


EDITOR OF THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
By James Parton With Portrat 2ino ~ Price 81 -
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ably entenny and nstretyey written biography has ever
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7 OST-FIFTY COUPONS of $35 each Of the
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THE WIDOW BEDOTT PAPERS
now acknowledged among the soeia and literary circles
USEQUALED BOOK OF WIT AND HUMoR
Says The ST Louis tNo.D Democrat;
e A Yankee papers, they vastly superior in
DELICACf AND BUSINESS OF PERCEPIIOS
OF the humorous side Of that character 20 -..
ANY OF THE EFFORTS OF JUICE HALLIBURTON.
II troubled with dyspepsia heartahe
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you poet remarkably fine writer and are lying WIN
charm that claims upon public and have been
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pot and scissors this book and L does not restore y1s
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Two BRlCk-MAkEkS and BlslC
Proposals will be received Office, In the town Of New
BERN until the 18th day Of February for making aud burn
ing million ard hall of good hard brick such will DO
sproved Of by the Chief Of the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad Company erecting Machine Shop Depot
Budirg and Warehouse at Newbern for sad Company The
clay and wood If preferred will be furnished At the yard which
win be within two three hundred yards Of the place the build
ngs be erected The clay also being dug Tho
yard Plsce for Dsting It, will b. furnished free Of co't
which will require very little expense TO prepare.
Or IL preferred who propose make the bfch
the the buildings 81 much
thousand allowing they suggest certain number
of brick 10 the cubic foot and they furnish ns eoiete
oil openings 10 be deducted
The buildings convenient position Tor the con-
lying Immediately adjoining the and Of hem
immediately the river and the Others within three
hundred yards No doubt that also be made with
other parties for similar work with reliable contractor
II preferred security will be given and taken for the faithful
carrying out OF the said contract
Persons proposing either not to ake portion
Of the stock Of said Company In payment
The plans Of the buildings can be at any time on eppa
ton at Office.
Regular packets between Newben and New York and
other Northern ports which will enable contractors TO land
machinery materials At short notice directly 70 the
yard.
AS regards health Of the place towns Northern
Southern. boast OF better.
Prorosas will also be received for the woodwek and dating
Of the buildings with or without materials h,rnehed
T.. II. STANLEY, Contractor
N.whstn G. Ian
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T AWYER's CLERK.-A young Man wants q
II place in LAWYERS OFFICE; writes plain hand; ia
ssek fgures Good references aven Wages - per week
Please address LAW, Tribune OGee.
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LNOR SALE.-The STOCK and FIXTURES Of
retail BOOKSTORE situated In of the best streets
down town will be sold great bargain Address Box No
3726 Post Office.
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MIR. John IL. Cough will lecture on TemPersnoe on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, S0th inst at the Plymouth Church.
tMr Beechers Orange.st, Brooklyn, commencing at
O'clock for the benefit of the George Hall Union Daughters OF
empeance Adittance Is Tickets TO be had at the
door. Doors open at 7 o'clock.
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Chances for Bnsiness Glen.

E,OR SAL Fan Old-Estabshed DRUG
BUSINESS within fifty miles Of this City, doing fne
business Inquire of INGERsoLL FIELD CO., No "
Reekmankt
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kesease Stamps 6 een,s) for sale at this Office.


nsatNSnt Intelligence Once md Labor Exchanse
1855 corner Of Centre Of, ~ f-Tne Once IS estao
1900 ~ Ne Oenssones Of Emigration, where can always
- o2sd large nsrnbers Of LAB0RERS and SERVANTS
whiting 70 the Superintendent sending the amount nee
70 pay the ps<ssse Of the parties required No tees
JAMEs ,. PAGAN, Superintendent
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O'ComeI-hfs PoIIcy ana Hs TuIts'- IN .U-IFI
.nce with request Dr. COLGAN will deliver Lecture Of
SOSConnel-his Policy and IFS Fruits" THIS TUESDAY
EVENING Jan 90 the Brooklyn Institute Wsshnstonst
Tickets Is cents Doors open Lecture at o'clock
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Dr. Elizabeth Blackw ell graduate Of Geneva Medical
oeee pupil at Lying Hospital Paris and student OF the
Ioodou fIosptas attends every department Of MEDCAL
PRACTICE among Ladies and Children No 10 East l5thsS
Office hours from 10 TO II a. m.
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GAS for COUNTRY HOUSES.-The public are

DARTNER WANTED-To take an ACTIVE
INTEREST In a 6rstcsas Hotel In successful opera
ton For further particulars address H. H. w. Tribune Once
Nrxx-Y York
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The Hon. Horace HHHh-ff0Dc "
The Seventh Lecture this will be delivered OF
WEDNESDAY EVENING Jan. &c. by HOhASE NAM
Doors open Ga Lecture to commence at O'clock
cts had the door, No postponemen on Hccouh
of nfavorable weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
1musements.

ENIRST PIANO-FORTE SOIREE in BROOK
IL LYN-L. NJ. GOTTSCHALK, sssisted By Mr. APTOM-
MAS the celebrated Hspist TUESDAY EVENING, Jan.
q ls6, at the Polytechnic Hall Livingston st. near Court
PROGRAMME.
!. Italian Gloree. Grand Fantasia on Themes, Nor
ma, LucreEia, and Somnsmbula .Gotscbalk.
L. VI. GOTTSCHALK-
solo on
Mr. APTOMNAs.
g. 81 Last Hope Religious Meditation) ... GOttschalk
L. N. GOTTSCHALK
e. tBy general request) The Banjo Fantssie Gro
tesque, al American Sketch .Gotschak.
L. NJ. GOTTSCHALK.
D.
Arranged and performed by GOTTSCHALK.
G. Solo the Ap.ommas
M APT0MMAS.
Z.
L. VI. GOTTSCHALK
Doors open at O'clock performance 70 commence ats
Ladder tickets 50 for sale a. the
Music Stores Brooklyn, and WIN HALL SONS Piano
Music Store No 23e Broadway corner Of
NewYork The PanoFortes from the Mandatory OF Chick
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-17

VI q P. CR0SBIE, wagon-makers, Mulberry
il IL street, Pomeroy, o., over F. E. Humphreys
shop. Having had long experience in the bust
ness, they are enabled TO execute, in neat and
substantial manner, all orders for wagons, bug
gies, carriages &C., on short notice, and at reas-
enable ferhs.s xd .ssa, ~ s.I4' -.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-17

TN0ALP0RT SALT COMPANY. ofice in
NJ Coopers building, Coalport., o. Salt for
Country trade retail, THIRTY-FI and FoRTv
CENgs perbushel -, .r-,., June5
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-17

NEORGE STIVERS, Blacksmith, Mulberry
VI street, opposite Court! house. Keeps con-
stantly on hand and for sale, one, two, three,
and four. horse wagons. Job Work of all kinds
executed to order. jan 80