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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-09-17
MEETING OF THE CENTRAL cow
EOEs
THE MASS MEETING.

At a meeting of the Central Commit.
tee, and other Democrats of Ashland
County, held September 18th, 1856, fol
the purpose of making arrangements fol
the County Mass Meeting, to be held
the 25th inst, the following Committee.
were appointed in each Township fol
the purpose of organizing Delegations
to attend the Mass Meeting:
M0ntgomery-Henry Hough, Jefer.
son Address, John Mcclure, Samuel
Rowland, Simon BrindIe, Peter Thorn
as and Wesley Sweany.
Orange-Thomas Campbell, VIM.
Medole, John Doty, Isarel Markle Sam
uel Lidigh.
Ichson-John Douough, Stephen
Cole, Samuel Castetter, Jos. G. Bolles,
Jacob Fast, William Berry.
SuAivan-Stephen Crozier, Col. Ber-
ry, John Spencer, William Buchanan.
Trey--Nicholas Fast, CHARLES Van
arman, John Swope, Phillip Fast.
Ruggzes--Roswell Weston, John
Hearst, James Grinnell, Jonas Craft,
William Brown
CkearcTeek-James Hearst, John
Aten, W. 81. Kirkland, Joseph Neff,
Hugh Elliott.
MiAon--Amos Hilborn, Solomon
Wertman, Christian Roland, Scott Mel
son, Elisha Barton.
Mi6Rin-Joseph Doty, John Vale,
William Bachelor, Benjamin Croning-
er, Peter Gangaway.
Green-Willian Cowen, Paul Oliver,
Phillip Shambaugh, Armstrong Menor,
John CrisWell, H. L. Stearns.
Hanover-Frank Bull, Peter Rine-
hart, Morrell Rust, E. G. Marks, John
Rollins
Lahe-Jobn Motter, Peter Long,
George Brubaker, Jacob limerick, Il.
f. Chandler.
Mohecan-Dr. Scott, John Paulins,
J. S. Wetherbee, John G.. Winbigler,
james NJ. Hammett, Samuel Jackson.
Peyry-John Van Nest, Thomas
Clodfelter, William Deywalt, John P.
Smalley, John Switzer.
TernsiHion-John Jarvis, Samuel
~Eckelbarger, John Herpst, VIM. Nc
CLAIM Joseph Shambaugh Joseph
Strickland. =
The above nameds Committees or the
Township Clubs viii make such addi-
tions and changes in said Committees
as they may deem proper. 1t is expect
ed that the different Townships, through
their Committees, will make arrange.
ments as to tie proper places of meeting.
All Delegations fromthe South meet at
9 o'clock, at Dobbs' Corners, three
miles south of Ashland. Those from
tAe East at Swineford's Corners, 8
miles east of Ashland. jackson, Sulli-
van and Orange, will meet in the Vii
lage of Orange at 9 O'Clock, and Troy
Township will form with Sullivan. Or
ange and Jackson, at 10 o'clock, imme-
north of Ashland. Milton and
MifHin will form one mile west of Ash
land at i o'elock. Ruggles and Clear.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-09-17
For the Ashland Union.
POLE RAISING at LOUDGNVELLE.
LoUDoNvlLLE, Sept. IL, 1856.

LoUDoNvIiLE, Sept. IL, 1856.
To-day was a Democratic day in Lou
donville. The young men procured a
fine Hickory ard announced that it would
be raised to-day. Without any bills and
with but three days notice it was not
expected that many would be in, but the
news spread like wild-frc and at noon
large companies began to come in to help
up the emblem of our principles. At
o'clock the village was alive with Demo-
Craftsmen from the workshops and
from the farms. At least 500 had col
lected, and with such display of enthu-
siasm as | never saw evinced in this
place before. 1t spoke in plain terms
what the people mean, and l assure you
that it will be a long, long, time, before
that woolly-headed, ark-colored ADO
ton party gets possession of our citizens
Nor will the disunion principles incul-
Gated by SEWARD, HALE, GIDDINGs,
GREELEY and GARRISON, soon be %receiv-
ed kindly BY the townsmen and yeomanry
of Loudonville and vicinity.
Indeed, Sir, never was there such en-
thusiasm, never was there such an out
burst of patriotism in Loudonville, as
was displayed to-day. The opposition
were disappointed in our numbers, in
our spirit, in our men. Old men, who
have scarcely thought of politics for
many years, were here, and helped on the
cause by their counsels and by their ac-
tions. Young men, stimulated by the
example set by their s%ires, f~altcred not
but were ready and willing.
The pole now stands 16O feet above
ground, towering far above the FREMoNT
stick, and from its peak the names of
BUCHANAN and BREcKENRIDGE float
proudly in the breeze. As the flag Ia
noble specimen, ~ feet long and IS
wide) rolled out upon the breeze, the
welkin rang with deafening cheers for
Buck and BRECK, the ladies of Loudon-
vile aud the old Democratic party.
The people then repaired to the Demo
cratic headquarters to listen with at
tention to the speeches of Messrs.
DoUeHERTY and WISE, who continued to
pour hot-shot in the opposition ranks
until a late hour. All passed off quiet
", except a slight interruption caused
by some of the lesser-lights of the Re-
publican party. L must acknowledge
that the gentlemen of the opposition
acted in all respects courteously aud
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THE TIMES.

We wonder what those respectable
citizens of Ashland, whose exceeding.
y nice sense of propriety we have SO of
ten shocked by our vulgarity, will have
to say in defence of certain articles which
appeared in last weeks issue of their
pet organ, the Ashland Times? We
respectfully request those refined and
indulgent mothers, who have been SO af-
fectionately admonished to keep the
Union out of the hands of their chill
dten, on account of its low and scurrilous
attacks on respectable citizens" to
compare last weeks Times with any or
allAof the numbers we have eVer issued.
IF the verdict is not unanimously in our
favor, then there is no honesty in human
nature.
Now e wise Saints, behold your light. your
star,
Ys would be dupes and victims, and 1EAREl,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-09-17
o N FAIR POSTPONED.

In consequence of a sercre drought,
the condition of live stock and a failure
of the vegetable crop, as we'll as most
kinds of fruit, thereby preventing a fair
competition in articles offered for pre-
miums, the Fair of the Ashland County
Agricultural Society has been postponed
to next season.
By order Of Ezecutive Committee.
I. L. CRANE, Sec'y.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-09-17
PHILEMON BLISS EsE-NOMINATEp

Hon. PHILEMON BLISS, representative
in Congress from this District, was re-
nominated by the Republicans, at the
Harrisville Convention, last week. MI.
Bliss has about as bad a record as a
man could have we'll made in the same
length of time. We shall take occasion
to show up his short cemiugs in due
time. His chance for a reelection is
certainly slim. His successor will be
nominated next Saturday at Wooster.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-09-17

The FILLMORE County Convention
which met at this place on Saturday
last, nominated a full County ticket, as
follows:
Aud1or-H. d. Ruin, of Ashland.
IrcGsmrer-JoHN GLENN, Sen, of
Mohecan.
MerD-MElcs CAmrBELL, of Ash
land.
ProSecutor-W. B. McCARry, Clash
land.
COmmisStoner-DAv1D CYPHERs, of
Vermillion.
hgGrmary D;rector-ADAM Balm, of
Vermillion.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-09-17
WANTED!

TWENTY-FIVE GOOD SEAMSTRESSES
i to work on, coats, pants, and vests, to
whom good wages will be given. Apply at
the Philadelphia Clothing Store, S.Apple d
Co., Proprietors, Ashland, Ohio.
q. GREENWALD, Agent,
Ashland June 18th, 1856 ak - .
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-09-17

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
lst- Sheldon 1. Kellogg, of Hamilton.
I'd. Henry F. Sedan, of Hamilton.
Sd. David Clark, of Montgomery.
9TH. J.H. Thomas, of Darke.
9th. Edward Foster, of Williams.
9Th. Michael H. Davis, of Clermont.
1th. William Crossen, of Warren.
9Th. William Kebshner, of Clark.
9th. George E. Seena, of Seneca.
10th. LeviDungan, of jackson.
18th. Alfred McVeigh, of Fairfield.
18th. Jacob Sigh, ofFIanklia.
18th. John Tiff, of Huron.
18th. John G. Myers, of Ashland.
18th. Joseph Burns, of Coshocton.
18th. James NJ. Gaylord, of Morgan.
18th. Benjamin P. Spriggs, ofNoble
18th. AIphonso Hart, Of Portage.
18th. Henry H. Dodge, of Cuyahoga.
Goth. GeorgeG Gillett, of Ashtabula.
2lsh George Cook, of Harrison.
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NEW BARBER SHOP,

John MEEKES, formerly Of Cleveland
= respectfully informs the citizens of Ash
land and vicinity that he can at all times be
found ready and willing to do all kindsofbarr
berlng in the nestest and most fashionable
style. Shop one door West of the Post ofice.
Z Ashland, October II, 1855, 2lzt
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Total No. of voters in the above -l63

Total Nc. of voters in the above l
Now, then, add to the above all who
came in across the fields, through the
bushes, lanes and by-ways, those who
came in the night before, and citizens OF
our own town, aud four thousand is the
heaviest estimate that can honestly be
made. We state this to be the number
present, from actual calculation. OF
this number, very near one-half were
from neighboring counties. By the re-
port of the Committees, it will be seen
that the women and children out num-
bered the voters. This we know our
self to be true, and we are honestly of
the belief hat there were present less
than one thousand voters, residents of
this County.
The crowd at the principal stand was
SO great that we could hear but little
that was said by Messrs. SHERMAN and
Bliss, and the other speeches were too
trifing to notice. We learn, however,
from those who did get within hearing,
that the speakers confined themselves to
the Kansas outrages and the SUMNER
and HEATING ARRAYS, all of which has
become stale and s~iekening to sensible
men. No effort was made to explain
the inequalities of the tax law, nor was
any apology offered for the increased
expenses of the State government-mat-
ters in which the people are really in
terested.
Our fusion friends feel considerably
elated, and not without reason, at the
result of their meeting. 1t was fully as
large as they could have expected, but
we doubt very much whether they have
accomplished any thing for their cause.
They boldly challenge US to beat it if
We can. Well, gentlemen, just rest
easy until the 25th. We will show
more live voters from Ashland County
alone, than were at your meeting all
told.
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Bridge Notice.

Bridge Notice. !.
TNHE undersigned will offer for sale the
Il building of a Bridge across the jerome
Fork, one-half mile north of the village of Or
ange, on Saturday, the 4th of October, at ten
O'Clock, A. M, ofsaid day.
GEORGE MCCONNELL,
HARVEY FEM,
LUKE SELBY,
.1,C $3.50 Commissioners.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Judge of the Supreme Court
RUFUS P. RANNEY,


OF TRuMBULL COUNTY.
For Judge of Supreme Court (short term
CORRINGTON W. SEARLE.
For Member of THE Board of Public Works,
WAYNE GRISWOLD,
OF PIcKAwAY COUNTY.
For Attorney General,
SAMUEL M. HART,
OF HAMILTON COUNTY.
Por State Commissioner of Common Schools.
II. Fl. BARNEY,
OF HAMILTON oUNTY
For Judge of the Court of Common Pleas,
GEORGE W. GEDDES.
For Auditor,
JAMES SWINEFORD.
For Treasurer,
JOHN JACOBS.
For Sheriff,
JOHN j. HOFFMAN.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
THOMAS j. KENNY.
For Commissioner,
VIM. s. STRICKLAND.
For Infrmary Director,
HENRY HOUGH.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-09-17

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM KENN0N. Jr. of belmont.
ALEXANDER r. MILLER, of Butler.
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THE FUSION MASS MEETING TO.
DAY.

Owing to an unusual press of Job
Work, our paper has been delayed and
we are enabled to- furnish our readers
with an accurate account of the Black
Republican gathering in this place to-
day, Wednesday, We were fully pre-
pared for a formidable demonstration,
as no effort was spared to get out a
crowd. Knowing, however, that the
Fusionists would publish the most ex-
aggerated accounts of the affair, and es-
innate the crowd to be at least double rs
large as it actually was, a Committee of
Democrats was stationed on each road
early in the morning to count every man,
woman aud child hat came in. The
following is the report of the Commit
tees, and can be relied on as strictly cor
rect:
Co1ornal noIo.oo, ToE1 No-I
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FILLMORE CoUNTXETICKET.

Ashland, Sept. Is, 1856.
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EhPy HesssDn,nsfc.

fFFillS Preparation Is concentration %
! The property oi The best Lemon and
Sugar. " hich qualities the article to pro
dure insfantanrousIy n superior bemo' ade,
and make IL more convenient than Lemon
syrup OF Lemons. not being liable 10 spoil
Whatever climate i may he transferred TO-
IT. usefulness with Parties. Picnles aud the
travelling community is obyicus, and for
persons ha' undertake. long voyages II
will prove TO be an efiectoal preventative
Of SentvY.
Intalids may also use it with a'van.
taee when prescribed Ivy Physicians Pre-
pared only BY WIN bonIL,
Druggist and Apothscary.
To whom all orders must be dressed.
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TnE GENTs DEPARTMENT.

F.enertnlly selected lnr this market aud
Guaranteed to be the best workmanship
aud latest style, comprising, sN'ls OF
Cold Cassnifetfes s'itia ni Checked
Magseles. suits Of Black Italian Cloth ,
Metto, I'eapout, and Alpaca Coats ?
Il Pants
Brown Linen, Drill aud other styles o
stnnu IT Cont. aud Pants: Fancy Linen
Dill in patterns and by the yard Unde,
Garments IN Linen and Cotton, SILK
Muslin C,av,ta, Halt Hose Gloves i
Panama Hats, straw Hats for Young
America
Special attention is paid to our custom
erz Il from the variety OF ctr stock Il per
feet fit ie IN all cases assured at
nu5. ]. SIMON 4 co
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FRESH ARRIVALS,

THE undersigned has just received per
Empire City, ..
l5olbs Gun Afabie fozenges, ofa'l savots
81 DO CHM Aihhit Paste Vanilla Il Rose.
80 do lniuba Drops, assorted,
Is do ficoiits do do
~ do lnjia Taste,
100 do Toln Drops,
50 do Pate dc t.umanye,
70 dp Marshmplew drops.
$50 de Inube paste rose, lemon h Orange
80 do l'bIu do ~ boxes Spruce Gun.
100 do Ghpcolat dies Families,
10 do do lie Snne.
80 40 do In Vanilla. etc.
For sale at reasonable prices, by
oct ls4y. w NJ. bDGBi Druggist
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EXTRAORDINARY CURE


Juns 9Th. iigl. (
~. swAvrr 49, Dfaf 4if--Eeiieving II a duty
owa 10 tn public. ard in justice to Ynu, have
thought proper to make known one o. the most
extraordinary cures, in my own ease that haa
EYER iben truly recorded. In the month ~
October last I was afflicted with severe gather
ing II my breast. which fortBe q large bseesss
and also communicated a. my lungs ard very
much afflicted them, and discharged lhtap afah+
til sef corruption, external and internal NY
breath tetlh nls6 rass thf6urh my IuHes ann but
through the cavity Of my breast with apparent
ea Sc attended with a Violent cough, dag ara
night, lnss bf appetite, and extreme dehilfy, SO
that nv nh vstetnb Thought my entirely hope
less ami beyotld the power of medicine. re"
NAMED IN ills wrfsfted condition fhr iphg
time until ! WIS wasted 10 mere skeleton, ara
there seemed 10 bp no hhpe f"f ire h'f having
read in the pnb'ie papers OF The mn'y Woiheifal
cures performed hF your COWrGDHD sYPuP
or vii n CpsERY.1 immediately sent to Bal.
n,sft fpf i've bottles md commenced - hse, snh
rs my great sa tsfpeti6n ana .he jcv Of my ahk.
i7us fatuiiv, the ab ftss nr hrehitt ~ my lnbfs
gan ~ heal, ana the cough 10 subsfdes nnd on
,sins ist, bottles was restored W perfect health.
fsei grateful and firmly believe that 10 geur vals
,,abs medicine, under The Blessing Of Divine
rtgvildsee, I an inf ebted for this great change
and afn happy to say that etn now enjoying as
good health rs ever have.
Yours, very respectfully.
Tlps DIXON.
The suI,zeriber IL we'll acquainted will Thtmas
Dixon. and car testify that he hes been afflicted
as sheye represented, I regard his recovery ne
.,lr,vst A mi acs He Is worthy mtrher OF
src;efy, J. Il. DrRBHGW.
Pastor Of Beriln Circuit, Baltimore conference,
The or einal and only genuine Wild Cherry
Preparation prepared by bR. SWAYfKksD
N6rth Eleventh. 81, Philadelphia
swsYNFs y. 4. ALaANAt," containing mncl,
useful information for I'll families, can be bsd
otatfs Of our agents. Gail and get one.
FOR sale wholesale and siail by
VIM Bosel, Haton Rouge La.
tbtTsv a j. BCGEL, franklin La
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T0 PLANTERS.

ITALt'S PLuil1iiS. Nos. ! 70 . with
i aud without Cutters. 90. =.
Assorted Mes Of Subsoii -
aud Flnbes. sAs'ssssss'' IN 'sa''-
Kings Plough retended bars, Nos.
10 4,
Hay Cutters md Corn Shelters,
OK, Log. Back and I,ace Chains,
Alnes II Bowiand>s best Spades and
2hpveIs,
Hoes--cost steel and forged, from 6 IN
10 70 IN blade. .
Blind btlIes and Cart saddles,
CoIlals and lIancs, for mules and
horses
Axes. Yankee and Kentucky patterns.
Besides any other article generally found
in well assorted Hardware store.
iaulslyl .AhGIll aR II LANnTE,
Cor Lafayette and Florida sis
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a1isfern WAX ing.

TsHF subscriber, is now prepared 10
L make Cisierns to order IN the very
best style, and will warrant his work. He
will keep stock Of the best lumber al.
ways on hand, ard will attend 10 putting
bis work up Carpenters work, and re-
pairing attended 10. .. l.. sEtS
Near the Jesuit College
IT, Orders left at the Post oilire address
sed as above will meet prompt atten-
ton lllne-2y-bH
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To Engineers ~ the Fire Department
OF nj TUN RIO GGE.


SAGENrS Of the Manufacturers, we
IA offer al Factory prices INDIA RUB
Der BETTING. HOSE and PACKING.
Also, Oak tand, stitched and remented
Leather Bel'lng.
Descriptions as follows
ply India Rubber Betting, from to 10
inches rly India =" F." 6 TO %
Hyd,ant House, India Rubber ] to q
inches. Warranted to stand pressure Of ~
lbs to sqr inch, Locomotive Fire En-
CINE India r Hose | ! TO 3; warranted to
stand pressure Of l75 lbs to sqf inch. Pure,
Plain and Mixed Packing by the ID, Oak
Tan'd. Stocked, and Cemenfed Leather
Betting, from 3 to 20 inches wide.
All orders Cor the above goods filed Mt
shortest notice and totly guaranteed by
ianl7. BARBEE s. BENJAMIN.
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sscasn ushskfltHf

TITTA ppreha Steam PACKING
~ Kentucky afd Cation trackinE; GFsFe pa.
per aud NJ w nakutns steam Is. Furnished nfh
Polished Htea'n stops AMI Hnage Cocks Brass
Coupling ard Connecting Ducks fpr iron OF cop
PCT pipes always on hand 1t
iani7-y. LARHUifH LhsotH.
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FIELDING NTSSELMAN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds
OF C0NFEGT.0 NARlEs,

Conner of Third and Laurel Sis, lnsarl)
opposite the Bank Baton Rouge
HAVING ibis day Rfprcfh hls prices,
4 | ha is prepared to furnish oil Kind o.
E A N u Y At WHntfsAbs and RErAlb. Oh
ltn,r favorable terms tar can be had III "
Orleans and having experienced Workman,
he candy will always be- rrRF and FRESH.
care being taken that no "delafarinifs iftgrn-
dent Is used in its nanttar tuia, rs Is too
pftrn tie case with confectionery purchased
Al Auctions and from irresponsible houses
He trust$ that the trade OF this. and The
adjoining parishes. will give him Their OF
ie,s io fl. which he is prepared to do to
any amount having made arrangements ior
The best quality Of sslgar ~ market anA br-
my u, correspondent aswiih one 1T the large
est houses in New York 10 supply hitn with
faDef confectionery and articles IN bis line
September lay.
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FOR CHILDREN

A SUPPLY OF WORM LoaENGERS,
IL Parents should use these II preference
10 any other Drug.
Devices Catminative Balsan, ways
made fresh, when wanted,
gogel's Citrate OF Iron Syrup, an excel
lent and harmless Tonic, Tor 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
lune6, BOGEL ) Drug Store.
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A Full 4sSnRsNENT ef CnIats,
II IIaues, Blind brides, Cart breechiHe.
, all saddles, Ii'aeenlt harness, Eiaee chains
Ne. which We nil,f nj moderate piicps
ianlsNIyl LAHt.tTlFR Il LANDUE.
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CvPtTOL CHEAP ATORElll
tf-ECONOMY AND tasted
GRACE,
t3asr aud Hiagasi"e, aii Sanshi""H'
N. ,sisapf,ss g. o..

THERE r. NOTHING If mbfs imporl
| taofe to tbi community Thar 10 know
where 10 get. PERFECT FIlS. at shta-
lie prices. sIMog e co. filled with
.auia itan like philanthropy, wf,la tes-
ratftuIly direct lie wary with being
bnaahugged people, pt this honest rlncs
e. their establishment, Opposite the Post
nfi r ,yhatn The
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aADHEs DEusAREmEN 'r

will be found full of Founred and plain
llaranes and silk Tissues Musins aud
O,ranJiez. Muslin, 1Hconnt II piganlier
Robes Plain and Printed IiriIlihnteens
Canllics. Linen I,awns--in short every
thing IN this long line,
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Pisssi Esisisl

lust received by the under igned . fresh
y supply Of W,tghts Indian Vegetable,
Npfat's Life, Brandreih :, Morrlson's iiy-
ge,la, Lees, sappngions, GleafenbeIg =,
Jayne's. spencer's. Peier's, Cooks. Hoop.
er's. i'eekw'th's Leidy's blood. Holloway $
Swayue's Lrrv's. Degray's Champion =,
Iones', Sears, and McLane's Pills icr
sale IN any quantity by
Jan %. Wa BoeEt, Druggist.
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20 EslaGFk sunEtfss, Carpenters
and f'nNserEs,

A NTit,g, VICES. b FLOWS. Stock
/ 4 and Dies, Plates, Wedges, Longs. Files
# all sizes aud description also Itill as
Sentiment oC farpents's aud feopefs tools
nngsdyl LAhGuIbR Il LANoUE.
DEN HARpENS EXPRESS
! \ supetio, lot Of Table aud Pocket
uilery, 1osf received and for sac by
nntga,l LARsuIER 4 LANnUE,
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Drugs an0 Mfoifinfs, &f.
y. T.. VALET.


At his Drug store on Third street.
Is IN constant re, eipt q PURE,
| FRFeH pRrGR. MFDIrfgFs, aHE1f.
Halls. PERFUNERIES. tfc Ue hssiast reeeiy.
Ell per ship Tempest, from " Y The following
Barrel Refined Alum .t..f,
do. CopsIas,
do. Gum, ...-.-..t
10 Gum f'amphor refined
10 Ricarb Of 20 n; do Cream Tartar;
do. Fine white Gum Arabic.
10 Onz. Sulph Quluine; 80.
40 drachms suIph Morphine
Best African Cayenne Pepper,
50 he. Best Bermuda Arrow Rost
American Scarihcatnrs
Turkey hhubsrb, Pnlv. lpecac. &c.
A Il of which, he offers on the most rea-
sonable terms, ocf20.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-26

I HAVE, just received by steamer Grena'
| ,ia another assortment of Aem Spring
Htfs. consisting OF Fashionable Moleskin,
silk, Cas.imer aud Soft Hats oil all SHAPES
and variety If coorE. a iew more OF tn Sc
fashionable high crown soft Hats still on
hand. .s-...
Mar. 7. w. u, PHfLLlFS
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-26
Tas PAINTERS IL GLAZzEEEs

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300 BOXES French and American
wv Glass. 10000 lbs pure and No
White Ieal. 5000 lbs Zlnc paint, best qnnl-
ltyi 100 gals Coral Varu,sh; 100 gals ia az
Vatniah. ~ gals Demar Earnish. for zinc
paint; 5000 lbs Fire Prot paint. assorted
cniefs. 900 gals Lnseed Oil, 900 gale
Spirits 1urpen'ne; 81 large assortment oi
Chrome and Paris Green Chrome Yellow,
pfussi II Blue Verntlllion. Black aud bsd
Lead, ,,iihrage, Paint and Varn,sh hr'shes
sable Pencils, Top Grainers, blenders.
Gtaininn Combs, Gilders, lips, Gold Leaf
Blue. Green and Brown Smsi'si in fart
everything connected with this line which
they offer at low prices not 10 lie nudersod
anlsdyl LARGUiER K LAN0UE.