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Eve call attention to the Card Of
Prot. RoHRBAcuER, headed French
and German Languages and Music
Prof. RoHRBAcHER was formerly con-
nected with the Cold Water Baptist Fee
male Seminary, Chulahoma, Mississippi,
and is said to be very proficient in the
branches he processes to teach-particu-
iarly music. We hope he will be lib
orally ~patronized.
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Inmates of Infirmary.

The whole number Of i mates in the IpSrm
airy during the past year has BEEN AZ 3S cf
whom belongs to the United States,,5 from Ger
many, 2 from England and 8 from Ireland
Whole number of foreigners, 10.
At present there's "a ofwhom 90 are males
aud IA females. The Oldest is about 76 years
ofage, and the youngest le months old. Their
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CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMINARY.-We
have received the Annual Catalogue of
this Institution, which exhibits il as in a
very iourishing condition. The Sem
mary is situated in a quiet and retired
part of the City, free from noise and
dust, and is also e~asilv accessible. The
Faculty is composed of experienced
teachers, and the course is thorough in
every respect. We understand that our
fellow towrsmen, G. S. M-ARrrHDALE, has
been appointed Financial Agent for the
Institu,ion-an appointment emiaent-
ly fit to be made"
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Green Bank, PocahnntGs Co.. April 10th, 1855.
GentleInen some few months since e patient
applied to me for medical advice. afflicted with a
severe form OF secondary Supplies Che had been un-
der the charge of two physicians without Gc,iving
relief) commenced using the regular remedies
Of the profession, but the disease siubbpFGly resist
ed all my efJrts. The reputation of Carriers Span
ish Mixture having reached me, and being prrsan-
ally acquainted with yourselves, ! determined 20
give it 2 trial. l did so, and in a short time tie
good effects were evident. onG three bottles cured
him
As an act o~fjustice to suffering humanity. Lean
not Withhold my testimony TO its virtues "a ~ al
tentative and prompt purifier OF the Lluod, and
take pleasure in Recommending ii TO the profess
ion and tie public generally.
Yours respectfully,
O~.BUTCHER, NJ. n,
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has been, during the past year, 2deaths and S
bound out. The number Of paupers from each
Township:

The health of the inmates is considered good,
and all connected with the house are prosper
Gus and happy, SO far as circumstances will
permit, at ieast. The Infirmary is kept neat
and clean in all its departments, and much
credit, therefor, is due the superintendent and
Matron, for its present prosperity.
THE STATE OF OHIO,
ASHLAND COUNTY.
We hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
Exhibit OF the Receipts and Expenditures and
Condition of the Ashland County Infirmary,
for the year commencing June 10, 1855, and
ending June 10, 1856.
P. KELLEY,
GEORGE BOTDoRF,
Directors of Ashland County Infrmary.
June "a, 1856. 4w3
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AN EXHIBIT

OF the RECEIPTS and Expenditures Of
the In Urinary Of Ashland C unity, for
the year commencing June 10, 1855,
and ending June 10. 1865.
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TONES Wont Dol

They neverdid do more than give a temporary
reiIet and they never Will itlsbecaUse tnty don I
ali aEuc and bilious diseases is the atmospheric
poison called M!esna or Malaria. NeutraIiEe this
poison BY its aud all dis
eases caused by il disappears al once. Rhodes Fe-
yer and Ague Cure is his AntidOte to Malatis. and
moreover II is u peri city harmless med Gle
The certificate oftbe celebrated chemist. J. Il. Chi
tor. oil New forh, to TINS eHect, Is a'tscIed &c ev-
eFy bottle therefore if il does no good il can do
This is more than can be said ofQuinine. Arsenic.
or any otter tonic in existence. as their use IL ru
irous TO the constitution ard brings on DUMB
AGUE, which never allows a person to feel uer.
fectly well for a single Moment. In Illustration
of these truths ! annex some extracts from a letter
just received %6 5T? "a a pnysieisn;
las A. RHODES, Esq.-Dear sir: Yours of
% inst is at hand. The Cure arrived late last yeef
aud the dltlculty in getttp" any one to try 1t was
greatly increased from the TACT that d remedy had
Deen introduced which was growing ia frvoI With
the public, as being better than using Quiui~e =
not knowing | presume that the remedy they ased
TO escape taxing ouinine. Contained tbs DRUG
This remedy. tknown as "smith's Tonic ~
would invariably BREAK an ague, hut it did not
CURE it, as II would often return with renewed
vigor. This one circumstance / deemed in your
iaVor, y could institute a test comparisoh be-
tween il and your CURE. The following il the
result:
Three persons took your "Cure," all OF which
were Cases of " QuntIdia an Intermittent Fever
Of many wseks standing. They had tried Quinine7
and other remedies, occasionally missing a chill,
but it was, (s in al cases,) slowly wearing chem
out. and laying the foundation of other and sever
er ,ma'adies. l did succeed in efectinge radical
cure q ! II Ait OF tHese cases Win your remedy,
and they have not had 4 chill sinCc. In all three
OF these cases the Smiths Tonic " had been used.
and would. az b fore stated, break The chill, but
after a period or two had elapsed it would return.
/ think there will he no difficulty now in giving
to your Cure ~ the vantage ground OF any other
remedy now in use here, &c. &c.
WILLIAM NJ n
RHODES FEVER and AGUE CURE, or An sri
DOTE TO MALARIA. the only harmless remedy
in existence, is equally certain as a V
THE, as a "CURE" Takei il when you feel the
chills coming on, and you will never have a sin
gle one.
NJ A.. RHODES, Proprietor Providence, RI
For sale by Druggists generally.
Wholesale Agents. ST. Louis, H. BLAKSLEY;
Chicago. BROS. Ashland, WIN. MIL,
LINGToN, RoLLA H.. CHUBB. q Co., DULIN
81 CRANE. April 20, IeJG-3mss
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IMPORTANT 20 TRAVELLERS!
NEW HACK anil
D. B. @RAY

DESPECT-
Sa2~-1%1S FU LII
AsSfzfs%GE announces to
NIsS NJ % IO rs TfA the public that
he has obtain
ed the contract for carrying the mail betweea
Ashland and New London and has placed on
the line n superb new Hack, of ample dimen-
sions, and can now carry passengers to and
from the Rail Road, between the above places,
at the most reasonable rates.
TLME-Hack leaves Ashland at 8 O'Clock,
and arrives at New London ut IL o'clock A. n.
Leaves New London ut . O'Clock P. NJ and ar
rives at Ashland ut s u'clock-Fare one doll ar.
liberal share ofthe public patronage solicited.
Ashland, july 18th, IS56. motif
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SENATOR DOUGEAS,GREaTM TEAS.
URE FOR THE P4CaFECATION
OF kANS2S--FUSION THUNDER
Knocked INTO a COCKED.UP
BATg
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Democratic Presidential Electors.
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.

SENALOklAL ElECIOES.
WILLIAM EkENNON.Jr.of Belmont
ALEXANDER r. MILLER, OF Butter
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
LIST. Sheldon I. Kellogg, of Hamilton.
I'd. Henry F. Sedan, Of Hamilton.
I'd. David Clark, of Montgomery.
4th. j. H. Thomas, of Darke.
5th. Edward Foster, of Williams.
9th. Michael H. Davis, of Clerrnont.
18th. William C~rossen, of " arren.
9Th. William Kebshner, of Clark.
9Th. George E. Seena, of Seneca.
10th. Levi DUNCAN, of Jackson.
llth. Alfred McVeigh, of Fairfield.
10Th. Jacob Slyh, of FIanklin.
18th. John Tiff, of Huron.
18th. John G. Myers. of Ashland.
18th. Joseph Burns, of Coshocton.
10Th. James NJ. GAYLORD, of Morgan.
18th. Benjamin P. Spriggs, ofNoble>
18th. AIphonso Hart. of Portage.
18th. Henry H. Dodge, of Cuyahoga.
Goth. George G. Gillett. of Ashtabula.
list George Cook, of Harrison.
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Testimony of poot. o. Butcher.

SPEC MOTTO ES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-12
The bIaek liz Of Thlri.nn.

Let the Thirteen Immortalsh reIOits Though the
EHq"'' remain silent forever they yet have an organ
TIC south hidf D9Hofrai has 20 q cir rescue The
HoHh odr D'"oerdF paper which is more gven 10
charging Aboh'ionsm upon every body elss and which
pirates more necessarily about the necessity OF protecting
southern nghts than any other LocoGco organ In the
United Staes Yet the moment thirteen Of its own marty
n the Legislature vote against bill providing for the
more eccua security Of the slave pro srty OF virgip
againsi Abolition theves'-ue quote the DeBoerars own
angage-iat moment IL iogets all about the "snve bro.
perry OF Virginia and shes to the defence Of those no
would leave IT, without protection to tha tender merces
OF Abolition thieves" This l. just what rs etpected
And The Cincinnati Convention should nominate John
Van Buren, or Francis T. Bltir, or Canbrelng. or VIII
mot-al good Democatswe shall be disappointed iftbe
De"ocro' does not rally to their standard with al possible
alSchty sud zenl. The Custom House in little Peters
burg may to be sure. be great sbakes-but that M
sion to Sardinia rice Daniel T. monsttous tempting little
Job-worh, to faithful working Democrat. more than
good deal Of What il called the slave property Of yir
GINA Bot fodder or no fodder we believe the De,o
crsf will stick up the Cincinnati nominees. no matte,
WHO they be, What they are-no matter whether the,
belong to the "whe mans party " or the "black man,
party or the "mulatto party" Il will be all the sam,
thing, IT the slippers Of Daniel can be had
But the "Mr Newton whom the De,oeyo, seen. u
have contracted particular afecon for in eonseouenc,
Of bis vote against the bill for the proecon Of the av,
property Of Virgins" has done, also another VERY curl
Gus and solitary thing understand He voted sol
tary and alone" against the bill 10 pay John Randolph
Tucker his fee 10 the Parsons case! We suppose O.
course that the Democrat will pat him on the back ant
say 70 nim as Wise aid Of Finmore-" WsN done, gooe
and (aithfH servant"
| We shall see
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-12

easily and rc,dily would cast from hand n
leather lie showed his conscious honesty by the dignity
Of his dcmeanor No ehsrge-n nsinuation, could rufc
his temper disturb his equanimty. Ills triumph was
complese-telng them that he made return" 10 the
Democratic party because he had left IT, and ru
sing to accept seat upon any such condition lie came
there the democrat he bad BEEN which neither things
present things things under the earth nor
top OF the Garth in the sea could change lie
ractci nothing-promised nothing what his whole
political history guaranteed He awarded seat in
the Convention. democrat-snd such he sccepted
H. Aud thus il that personal anmosty aud personal
hatred subdued and justice done great and good
man"
Extra Billy before the Virginia Democratic Convention,
and Luther before the Diet OF Worms Extra aud Luther
Luther and Extra foreverl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-12
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
TUESDAY, March nth, $50.
The House met at 10 o'clock pursuant 70 adjournment

TUESDAY, March llth, $50.
The House met at 10 O'Clock pursuant adjournment
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
The following bills communicated from the Senate we're
read a third time and passed
Authorizing guardians to demand compound interest
and allowing them time invest money belonging 10 their
wards.
To amend and teensct the 10th and 2th sections Of the
act concerning the compensation Of jurors.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
The following House bills we're also passed
To incorporate the Faber Lead mining aud Smelling
company, in the counties Of Albenarle and Nelson.
To extend the limits Of the town Of Upperve in Eau.
quier county.
To amend and re-enact section LIT Of an act TO iucor.
porae the Winfield aud Thompsonve turnpike company
In lie county Of Putnam.
For the relief Of Henry Gordon late sheriff Of Powba
tan--yeas los, uaysG
raE COUNTY or RoANE.
On motion Of Mr. FROST, the vote by which the bill
forming ths county Of Roane out Of parts Of Kanawha
Jackson aud Gincr vas rejected few nights ago was
reconsdered whcreupon the bill taken up aud being
amended satisfactorily all interested was read third
time, and p4ssed-yeas lOT, NAYS 2.
- rus sossD ruBrc wosEs
Pubc Wos ohe power 10 make loans and 70 establish board
Mr. JOHNSTON addressed the ou., IN supper, Of tn. proposed
measure Affirming tbs, the Board d Publo Works present
.o Ss nor sd At .sm Ss aS %'a@sa
Hhch bid induced him while member Of Board resist The
senammailon Of Ne contracts whef entered seden
Ne goY commented length upon s r,a.on, which h.d In
h9enesd w 70 pursue The course be 80 and defended the policy
| action With Seldom Wthers Co
VI BURWELL opposed he COMMITTEES
q Pnance, assigning The principal ground his objection mai
proposed 70 much The on
government He opposed 20 any purse snd
|
NJ GARNErr closed the discussion elaborate vndaor
OF bic course chairman o. the COMMITTEES Of Finance
TIC yois vss then taken The substitute offered yesterday by
VIZ. willy, and resulted ~ follows;
1Eta-Mcasrr Anderson
roo BlT y bedford, Byrd Carp-nter Gambler Carroll Car
Chrtns Clarke, COLLINS, Crabtree Crawford, Daniels Dickinson
q 0ayson Doyle Erly Kgrborn yson Floyd French Fost
Haynes Hays Hsisk, Herbert, e Holden, oliay fmbodsn
Kelly lee. Mays MeCesncy, McIyef Newton
Paitsrson Pman kddick Roberts, Ronald Runer aanue u
nsts Sncar Thompson, Trpe, yanorsda, wellmao wiley
WOOD Woodhouse-6t. S
Eifs.Nes.rs oru,ehssid spsaterJ Arnet A.hsy Baker
Harness Berk ey B0niurant Brandon Burws Patrt pu
Bysate oorne caybroot oraddeck Croekr oroesst,
Daouey Davis % Amherst Deane, Dard Dodson Drorngooe
.'G9sd. 9srps osess oursy Hsneoet Hobbs. Holman Nov
per- Kirby, Lundy Martha Murdansh, Nelson Ncosoo Novln
Psndeon, " Giles Powell Preston Seldom smith, spady spsr
spnks stansrd Taylor, Thomas Of hsson Thomas Warren
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-12

In Justice T. Mr. johnson, Of Harrison, cheerfuly
correct an error into which tell in article OF ycscr
day. concerning the votes OF tho Thirteen Imuortas =
Mr. J. did not, stated he did, particularly
his constituents being mot sound to the core on
the slavery question But he informs that he intended
what he said to apply to the Northwest part the State
generay-and that he had particularly in his minds eye
at the moment the members OF the Northern Methodist
Church in that region The fact romans however that
according to Democratic authority and Democratic rotes
there fearful unsoundness the slavery question among
some portion Of the people OF the West In the vote
they gave the other day. the Thirteen Iumorsls" no,
only expression to their feelings and convictions
but were evidently DESTROYS Of catering what they
eved to be the Abolition sentiment of their uonive-
holding constituents-hat is OF the Democratic portion
OF them who object to forkng dime help
pay for due protection to other peoples nggers.
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AgOni1ingly sublim.

The Editor Of the stanton indicator seems 70 have re-
tnrned home impressed With very high idea Of Governor
smi'hs "suomiiy while standing his trial before the
late Democratic convention Ater saying that Ev a. il
Democrat irotn instinct aud although he may not know
Democrats by the instincts Of genernen hard hit At
wiss-he is true 70 the cardinal principles Of tho
Democratic party. the needle 70 the pole the edto,
describes "superhuous William ss he appeared To the
editors imagination, thus
THE nobihty-the sublmity-ths power-ths courage
AYE the Democracy Of Gov Smith was exhibited mos,
tnumpbanty When he placed himself upon the stand in
The Democratic Convention and bis accusers face "a
iace. Like Luther before the Diet Of worms he stood
calm collected nerved and ready meet the issue Here
spo hse and % every point this and that one lump
PrOpOuad questions Which, he Invariably disposed Of ss
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sRNATE



communication received from the House Of Dele
gates, announcing the agreement Of that body 20 var
Gus amendments, and the passage Of certain bills.
THoN COMMITTEES, ETO.
W. DOUGLAS from the committee on Finance, &c, re-.
ported the following Hou'c bills without amendment
To provide for the payment of interest the let day
January 1851 the bonds Of the james River and Kan
aWha company guaranteed by the Commonwealth; and
compcusating WIN. " Howerton Charles A. Dunn and
James A. Chcatham for the arrest Of tive folons.
M SAUNDERS asked ard obtained leave 70 introduce
bill to amend and re-enact the 18th section Of seth
chapter Of the Code Of Virginia in relation 10 the vaccu,
Agent. Read twice and ordered 20 its eugrossmsnt.
Mr. CATLETT, from the special committee TO whom
was referred the House bill for the reorganization Of h'
militia, reported the with amendment
NJ THOMAS asked and obtained leave 70 Introduce
bill 70 amend the charter Of the Alsranda Canal Compa
ny. Read q first time.
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HOUSE or DELEGATES.
MoSDAT March 10th, ls,
gVggfgg syegfOu

TIE House met 81 o'clock pursuant a. adjournment
FORTY bills their second reading, read by sr titles aud
advanced ~. their engrosstnent.
al uUlNo nc.
The cnzossd bin to abolish the Inspection Of s1sno p,
Then taken ID, uhfrrup0u,
On motion ofMr MALLORY The vote ordering ne b tobe
gr0ae recpnsdered Nhereupon he substitute Tor
e b simply providing Tor On additional inspection Of Guano,
q Norfolk
Considerable debate enuef participated ~ BOSDu
KANT and DEANE In favor n he original b By Mr. KEN
PR, IN opposition 70 The proposed measure
Nj HONDURANT then moved % strike the
DO relative fo he inspst ton n hsh
Mr DICKSON o. Richmond city briefly ADDRESSED The
IN support ~ he policy ~ Inspections generally.
On motion ~ VI PfNDLtfOS q Giles, bn proposed
siiiuie, sud pending motion laid upon he table.
fusTfvurrH ssYLru.
On motion ~ VIZ CNOCKFR the bli 10 he
mouth Orphan Asylum taken Up whereupon he moved
consideration ~ ne vote ordering he bin engosun, sf
The view ofodrriug amendment Pending this motion,
on motion d w sIANARD DE Mou,e adlouIned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-12

SioNoR ANroSi, next door to the Exchange Bank,
proves worthy successor OF the venerable Juan PHzn
Like his ustrions predecessor he is of genuine Corscan
stock and can beat the world in cakes candies
and icllies
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-12
YOUNG MEMS. MEETING

Pursuant pabe portion Of the Young men az IN.
favorable 10 the election D.usox s..~mh,
schNd's Hall, Mondsynght 10Th Inst y
On motion Mr.. James X called to the N,
H. shook appointed having IN.
object Of the meeting. following eonm- ON M.
Con.iluilon aud Rye Laws appointed Mesr.
Ro Ward Jas Scott Jas MAY and VIM. a. Young which
the Chairman 81 the subsequently moon
the foteung committee appointed report
mr. -uitsbe gentlemen officers % the
Messrs " walker, Dr. wooirtlsc Washington Grmn NJ NJ
LPscesb aud rhos H. Gusrrs rhe-, committees
70 report TO the next which win he held schsds
saturday evening. 18th Inst, al ~ o'clock.
On motion. the meeting sdourned.
J. X. LrE. Chairman.
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Nest Extraordinary Remedy known.


S.aan66r hnh%s s .anEs,sH'; cHS 8; al :;
has satisfied us tina, there nothing medical world
Which VIII a'. compare with them They indeed
the nIrsag mother.
may be said Of them -hou, contradiction or proof to
the contrary that they applied prsyou. th,
actual rising Of the breast, they ~ promptly say
relieve all palm and gathering and FUR
~'mos the breast should actually rise before the
had the application and wearing produce such
condition Of the breast .pect po... eur,
Every mother should her and follow In their a. ,h.
o' ~neh Always are sent With then and word fer
WIN never know what 10 have srou. suffering her breasts.
~ Aremtanee OF 500, accompanied by ~ cent. worth a.
postage stamps viii 'esur. the By man Of pair
Of these cloths any part Of the United stses
They are for sale exclusively by
ADIE GRAY. Wholesale and Retail Arrp,,
text it1 Main street, Riehnond Virgins.
- Full directions for applying cio,l will .eeomp.pv
To COUNTRY MERCHANTs-A.
sasS,, spring rapidly sdvsneins aud merchants from
sss no ts pleasure IN calling their great Fsns
sS Una, Ia. ps.ss% any other ever
tbs, stands ri .Ss%s Is. and sn .sss' Nth Nth
w. Ar,. and a ooashs cos Nsvcu. Affections srn
6sikbRArED n ssS ~
h.rs is s' " S 81 a Sn s.:
%% a. a Sy 's Ne .r. New. va
Peter. aud ohr.nd Dsirs% a h"Srs. M a. "
ns. ." s ca "n0 s w srs" ,aces.. during
BAKERS SRs%T% sTE n A' n sss =. , doubt By q
sesn discovered T"ne Of so powerful and soothing nature
h.pps., pTopeSr Of .h.s s,e9. ss,s, WITH
have them kno~n throughout country this viii
Merchants
prices cannot fall try tb- Rrrsss
aud Judge OF their merits. For sale at the places en-,
bottle: f'-~" ~ wv"
Todd Chrsu.n Petersburg. Va. sabler Jones Lynrhh.
"a King Toy Norfolk Va Gsck ~.
ur Camm, Williamsburg, Va: Johnston
burg Va; j. Calun Co. Danvire Va; Wheat ChsnIIn.
Whesns Va Thomas, Adams Co, smthnrld BIbb Nn.
charlottesville Va T. p. Eskrdge StAnn,on ". w.,
Charss stott Co.. Washington city Cauey Hatch pnino.
rally. ~ '-- D'usS'-" gene
uL r. addressed to y BAKER,
" Richmond Va. 4.
SHAVING MADE EAsY-wet your shaving br..h IN
w. either cold water on two or thr,r ra.
" MAIN OF thousand Flowers" rub the
son ater much facilitating operation of hs.
wing Price only ffty Cents FxTniDaE Co, proprror.
an BENNETT, BEERS FISHER
-onnos Agents and all Druggists.
- BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired
m~A by using the "BIiEs Of 71Sn.Gad FloIesrs" N,
WI remove tdH f1ites skin leaving Of
son and roseate hue Wet towel
wash the face night and morning.
"a BENNETT, BEERS FISHER
teIz-omos Agents. and all Druggists.
- From the Roston Saturday Evening GaIette
~ ><SSA PERfUMED BREATH.-what lady or gentleman
49, would remain under the 81 y br.,th
Nn ny using the "Bn Of ThOHsdHd FIorsrs
Many person, do no, know their breath so
eate Their friends will
he on your tooth brush mig
hS my cent bottle will las,
30 =. BENNETT, BEERS FISHER
O"ios Agents, and all Druggists.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-12

a MEETING. or EHE AMERICAN
PARTY IN Council assembled will he held At GOD
niNS HALL, ON THURSDAY next the 18th instant O'Clock
y NJ Tor the purpose Of dgrstng
The approaching Municipal Elections.
mhtS-St' Ry order OF he
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StLh-fftk CIAKkNDON IKON WOKkS, located In tlt
town OF Wilmington. North CarolnA, In successful
or sale on accommodating terms Interest will b,
SOLD 10 man OF experience the
perintend the
The properly consists OF a capariou, and
MACHINE SHOP. PATTERN ROOM BOILER SHOP BLACK.
SMITH SHOP IRON AND brass FOUNDRY DRAFTING ROOMS
AND OFFICES. all well supplied with
work o any kind that can he done at nr class shops, The
Ing will accommodate 5n hands, aud
Tor S men, The land and front Of sufficient al
NIT 81 any enlargement addition that be desired.
The demand Tor establish
ment employed with force 2o hands and will The
prices obtained for be profitable
aud compare Avoraby with prices at other points, the pur
chaser.
Ia addition the many possessed by this
the business the opening ofth Cape Fear aud Deep
aud the building OF the Wilmington Charlotte Kuthrrfordton
Road viii additional demands and furnish
VI hnr qualify Coal aud Iron.
II the whole, interest sold of
April next the property will be offered public sale
on the premises.
As the Establishment will continue operation
work repairs. will be ATTENDED 10 a. heretofore
Any Information that he desired promptly
by apIainaOn the subscriber Wilmington, n. c
NH A n ~