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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
sherifFs Proclamation

Whereas Il Il made the duty Of the Shehna OF
the different counties OF the State Of ohio, AZ
east fifteen days prior TO the holding Of genera
leeli0ns, 90 ,ive public notice hy Proclaim ,tion,
throughout their respective counties. 10 the quail
fled electors thereof, ofthe time OF holding such
elections, and Of the number Of oiliccre 10 be cho
3en
Now IN conformity With this rcquistlon, l, f.
Wells, sheriff ol the county of Seneca and
state ofOhi0, do hereby proclaim ami give no
ice to the electors Of said cOuu y Of seneca,
,1 assemble Ia their respective townships az
The usual places Ut holding elections, on tho sec.
md Tuesday of October next, Il being the lllh
iy OF said month, aud the day ffed 10y law for
hat purpose, aud then aud there elect the follow
uEulh ers, to-wt;
Two Supreme uiges, one for long term and
me for short term, one Attorney General, one
commissioner Of common schools, one Member
Dotrd Of Public W Orks, one representative 70
ongrcss for the counties Og Marion, Hardin,
raw ford, Wyandott, Seneca, SAndusky aud Ot-
ava, one Common Pleas Judge for the counties
Jf Crawford, wyandott, Seneca, Wood and Han
iock,
"a county, to-Witi one Auditor, one Treasurer,
me sheriff, one Recorder, one Coroner and one
Commissioner. n,
And. whereas, by an act ot tho Ohio Legisla.
furo pissed February 9th, 1891 Il is made tbs
iuty of the Sh rim ai the proolaimlng Of the cleo
lon TO give notice T. the trustees of the dheren,
jwnsips OF che number of persons 10 be return
el A. jurors for each township for the ensuing
yer. rhe trustees Of the different townships
sill therefore pursuant to law return as jurors to
me Clerk Of tho Court OF Common Pleas, the
.olic wing number Of qualified electors, to-Nit'
Adam. 6, Eden 6, Reed G, Jackson 3, Seiplo =
Pleasant 5. i.oudou 6, Clinton -, Lit eTty Z,
ljpeecll 6, Bloom 7, Venice 3, Big Spring 5
\ 'llmns0n G.
II rhe trustees will r'turn 10 the Probate Judge
N ,,, from che several township ss fOrowsi
Adam. 5, Elem, g, Reed 5. Jack4on 4, Sehecl
Llulon S, Pleasant 5, ScipiO 8, Clinton 9
b,rty 4, H1newell 5, Bloom J, Venice B Bis
ring 6, and Thompson 8.
4. c. WELLS, sh'h. ~
ept, I0lhlW. Seneca county, Chic.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24

Gan. Walker had revoked the de,rees
sbolishing slavery in Grenada MAJOR
Hsss had been dispatched by Walker, 70
exchange with the United States ratiheq-
tiop Of The treaty confirmed by the Senate
"a washington. Lieut.. Jennings Eslelle'
formerIV Marshal Of Tennessee, was shot
I'd Grenada, Sept. 18th. for murder in the
Guard House Of Lieutenant charles Cor
don.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24

DmUEloH. The Baltimore Demoera
fAnti-Rspul hcau) very properly says
ihnt ITO threaten aisupion because Of the
election Of any man 70 the Presidency, u
.saoh sheer nonsense and folly that il has
- name. To talk about Il may DO sais
Whils absurdily 10 harmlesS bat he thai
ntismpta 20 do tho thing win die tb'
laalh 81 3 pirate. 1. ..
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
RaIlrloua I,ibortY In France.

Louis Napoleon has positively ana
psremplorily ordered the perleets OF
Frauce 70 allow 70 al the PfOlestanIs in
thsir district the free and undistuTbed
exercise Of their religion, desiring tha
ho may hear Of no more prosecutions O.
a. Ptolsstanls, and that they may nevel
gvsin be disturbed in their worship.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
lFrom the St. Louis NeWS' Oct. sth' b.
htrinEEeIIoW a Candidate f0f Sen
80

atO
The candidates for the brace OF Sena
torsh ina, vacant in this State, keep com
inc The last man out is somewhat no
toSious character. being no less person
sga than General B. F. StringtellOw'
rss;dsnt Of Weston. Missouri. aud Lieut.
Oyerseer 0f Kansas,
6sdernl s.ringseiloW. has been brough'
s;i az he friends Of General Alchisonl
vho declines 10 move back to Missouri
NreIsrrinQ TO take the ohancesot one o. the
E,are United States SenatorshiPs IN 40
.as The old gentlemhn is now a 'squa
49, sovereign Of the territory OF kansa1
Id hopes, before long. to riPen Ito tgh
Blb&n United States SenAtor from the
States Of Kansas. In the meantlme'--
RlrinvfslloA takes - Uucle Davy's place
an me iista-Ahere, by the way h''
baydest fighting viii be with the asPiran!li'
afhis barty. We don't think he vii
. Al 40 BET on. Phelps has the odds two
20 one against the nags from the West
Tor one Of the vacancies, and St. Louis o
~ Northeast viii claim the ether.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
NEw YoRK. Oct. Is.


Ju lge Brady to-day granted an ordei
for the arrest Of Mr.. Coleman and all the
executive members Of the San Fraucisc'
Vigilance Committee, on complain "i
William Mulligan, one Of the banishec
parties. damages laid at over one hune
dred Thousand dollars.
Steamship Texas arrived at Norfolk to
Iay with later dates from Nicaragua. -
Walkers troops had evacuated Massa
and we.e concentra ing At Greueda. upo
which city his enemy were advanc'n-
killing many OF his men by the waysid'
A decisive battle is expected about q b
81 Of October. The enemy had abnu
1900 troops aud were expecting a. relf
orcemrnl Of go or 1000 men. Walk
was receiving reinforcements from 81
States,
EELEr every true AHrRrcAS rally t.
the polls on the 9Th day Of November
md vote for the claims of MERCY AM
JUSTICE.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24

TThe friends Of FREMOST and DAT
rod. Il, Fssmont on Monday eve. las. bad
4 iolliGcaiiSH over che success Of The Re
publicans in Pennsy IvSnis.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24

r. Nothing bus good life can n
man ioi = better one.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
RLEnTLOM MOTION.

The qualified ELECTORS Of the city Of fiain, are
hereby requested 10 assemble a their usual place
Of holding ward elections, on the 81 day o, Nov,
A. D. 1856 between she hours OF 6 A. NJ, and
6P NJ. and then and there elect, two members
Of the Board Of Education, Of said city.
~ order Of ihe Board Of Education. WD
Gallup, Secretary,
Oc. 2lth, '56, 2w
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
ATr ANIMENf NOTICE.

Cba,iss Foster, PlalnuG heints Nnthenie hedd' =
Against Fmoi Shgion tsi rensea
Daniel p. Busseii, dehadaniJ County, Ohio
VNHH said defendant is hrrrby noifsd thai on the -
ay AZ CotobsF d. 1884, said justice insusisn o. 10
N attachment 10 The above aoon, inI s nf iaIiy
.lollars. (oct2i-9s) CH ARLkh FOSTER.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24

qIrFaus ) Ike 4 river. naIToWeai where i'f
biFsh-piacs e. ana hroadest AfaF oh.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
ISAAC s'ssSi; ',s;sSiSa iiS!sSi M,iEs. i,S%tAHLE

Por Touring wheat, grinding corn neal 'imall b.. FEED
&C. as st a. olf ears Of corn, seob sad a' ~ q 10
ealsd nto good dpe cob and red IN one opeaion
NThfso celdeaiad Mit manpiactnre out OF the besi
quality " French nuu uoeks. With much care buAl
dirfsut i1st, prices angas fiom eighyhve 20 lwo
hurrsd and dftv doari Thee nails eouiiuue 70 stem
10 eurfsntof 40 nnnason, aud superior iof e fnr'
poses, Especially lof whrat honrinf t.....,s
Ai,o-siaubs Patent PoNshle Saw MN, called kias
of tho Woods -
This 4 a. ingchioua nnd uaeiul Euw,N 70 m.ke ipm'
betin he woods. This mill can 10 gnn BY animal 'ieaH
uaierpoNf
Those wishine 70 know fully uh tas prurple upou
which they sls built und thn prices Of each tzei A. e ~
the terns of SALE DC. will please address AstinR
Roak ofdeirnpton, Nhioh il mail sadpast pay ihoti
WIN . 20 viii NHe iu plsR. rsad1hls The hAms
PotfoIco Coaniy cad state.
.lNlf iBAAC srAUB, Psilaise ana rspPp,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24

/ ANtas eh dat Of Novenbss, A D. lF5f hstwsrr
J I , aonfs Of 10 0oiclook n ai sni b. w. vin oHir
sals ha Ina NJ the conF hnue, M le city n lpn u
ihs ioowns eal esiair, as The plopefiy of cllrlrs
Wary .,rnl MrHa 9. DHesnnoh minor an infahi y
hfChtdes n preshach, 20 wiii ln-lnt numbered iiNr
faur si in the hT.t wari ofths city of sHn, Ohio Ter
] oaih LUCINDA n DRlEsRACH
/ o5l5.d Guardian of sail heifi
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
Notioe.

NOTICES hsTshy given hat petition will BE- pIessHt
" o. 70 the commsSionoF ~ Senecn county, "a their
december Ssi.on praying the oeatlou oi copny Fiad
Cllnion tgnthip commenrinG ior The SANE a. The N.
g. o0fntf oi Section No 2, In eouy T1ai, runniug tho
South Ion hs Sec lips hliWesn tteiops No. lnd 2 and
~ and i2l abouttvo miles, (inrFiectug county I1a
fanninF he zane diTsolion) rad thgIs tsrminsir
TOetQiSgl Mav pr-ruasEss.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24

\UANrED 1000 600 pound. Of old cs,tn2
W 100000 lb,. old copper, brass aud psuisf
sO,OuO lOs' rsgt, 20 600 lstt Lamhsr. Rstau a. I,
hfr geese ieaihers, snseug, &C. all of Nkigk
viii be paid the highest niurks price ~ YeFks "a
porium. is r.
en- Muy Qarea elevated oSsu cook Slovo, .
~ received aad for sale cheap Al Ysrts siqiu
snponum. is. afts
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
REFERENCE FOR TIE LADIES

DR TUaau sF-iioping itmty encourage sons des-
pairiur Invalid relief from suffering, five below
the facts You ht't pFesrfihui iof me In
September, l-5j HAD been suffering inf onr ysaf nom
rAe last three years, excepting eS Naeksl ihad been
kepr close pr ,oner and nj that tine tn feeble 10 81
up Ia enar long enough 20 have my bed atf'nfea nnf
could ,labd ulfi gh On 10y feet NV 'nhrrlgi were
without inter n.ioa, anf az ume' very gSsei lehiiiy
and ltr1n cement soemed Qpcrsade the enT sysem' AZ
that Kind fieas and attentive pivciaps could do. had
been done ofu hal also used WatTfnt kinds of pai
medicine. which eotsd plliiavei uil laHed 10 ae
corplsh tRg desliel o6lst. ffom The ZINE comrueei
vouf treatment, thsTe gradual improvement AZ the
endof few weeks able 90 ~ rp an hour n time
and ID six m0nihs rode miles In day from 1t
time impovement more Tiptd-hnYe since ifen nble
toinufney west AMI AN now eHioNng good degree Of
health ioe that TO vonT iTeatmen, unif te ueffusi
| OF .ioi aminl lshei Tor lie and onnioFiab.r henlh
/ YouFt gitt mish fs.pssi Mas. " n. REE WIS.
to ifFs resided, during hoT Hghp ad While Ha-
der rsatmeni in Mun-on, Gcnuga coanirt Ohio, Whefe
/ har father NJ Chester Milfr. stn fenaini.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24

lust received gsRefal H.sortmset of eli sia.a
- ofths celebrated w ssttra Star, eistbtsd ovsn
roos stove; this stove Is warranted 70 fiEe bsttae
satisfaction thAu sny other elevated oven siova.
hey are larger, heavier. and tske longer uooa,
irar better, heet up hopse ahd bake better ths1
any othar slsvelsd owes stove, aud trimmed a.
With iurnilure that cant bs beat. For sale 4
hsrka EmpOrnm is.2y -
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
TO THE SICK.
NOVEMBER APPOINTMENTS,
Dr.. "A. TUBBS,

. A NANYriC PHYSICIAN, Vill be W Ntsndapcs
"A riFFtN, Al the ShaYhan House, lneYlnyi GOV
FREMONT, kessef,. Amefiean, Monday Nov B.
Foi inn,utton upon all isotset dfths pflni Lungs,
Head, Liver stonach, Ba Rcls kdnoss ana -pesni Abo,
DTopsy, rtvsl Rheumasn, NstyonLness, DrhlOty, Nt'
prps6, Female Diseases, Agug aud Fever, slmpnnuts
1fthe Bnud, Emptons Cancers, Ulcers, and NJ utpf va
reeg oflong standing complaints and inter
nal.
For some years Of. T has deVs,ed hs entire tinr ~
chronic diseases treating Thousands annually, mnny ~
whom had every other Within ferch ir
mintrils other p0sonE employed neF does e
make sick make we'll, tear down 20 build up, lie
patients may remain at home and continue Win rT.
dence theiroTaaTy detand exercise. Many have Trcu-
cred under The rsament afr friends and piysicans had
Fiyeu up hope, the inipuihbe evidence OF which cHn
nlwaysbe furnished luvHhds, however reduced and ff'
pairing, Invited call and NAV be atsrrot that uo
coufageneut will be given or expense Incurred without
erresnnndiur ~ tosnect of recovery.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11
Rags Wanted.

HUGGlNS K HARTY, att their Sto..
Al A the corner of Main and Trade sta. Va
wall buy cotton Rags, and give the klgSo'.
market price. sHe''
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11
ROBERT II. WARINC
A0nneaRav m ,

Office in Springs brick building, 4 doors oOr,
Of the Charlotte Bank. '0u'n
Charlotte, N. c,
Charlotte, July Is, 1856.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11
OJ k HO US E.

FELLOW Citizens: The political hori-
ION OF our Country is darkening IN the South
nv pnrt..ntious clouds-clouds of dark fanati-
cism. arising from the North and spreading its
dark damp folds around our great American
Emblem OF Freedom. the Eagle.
I'm order to cheer the dropping spirits OF the
South, and to raise their minds superior toall
evils arising therefrom, L, the undersigned, have
bought the House and
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
Formerly owned by III. S-ycrs, and have given
il tine cOenumcn a. above. where all persons
friendly To III" South. her institutions, and the
Constitution at the United States, can at all
times call tSundays txcrpted) and be accommo-
dat-d with an cxhileratlng fluid, in the shape
OF
Hot Whiskev Punch, Brandy
Teddy, Gin Cocktail, Wine
Saugaree, Foaning Beer,
Brown Stout Porter,
and in fact. Cor
dials, Syrups.
&C.,
For the sick and temperate.
ALSO
A choice lot OF SPANISH CIGARS of every
quality and price; some fragrant and delicious
that fire stinulamt arising thercirOm will make
u
Forget his loves and debts,
And mind his grirfs no more
~ All friendly To the South will please call
and see me, as / viii always be ready to wait on
YOU.
opposite the Court House.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11
To The Farmers of
WESTERN CAROLINA,
We are receiving the largest Stock of

We arc receiving the largest Stock Of
FALL Z WINTER GOODS,
Clothing ARD HIrd,carc Of ali kinds.
BrO.an SHOES, the best in m;uIlct. and
bought before thu advance. Negro kcrstys and
L!nSrys, Negro and Bed Blankets AT very low
'p9Ic''S, HAS and Caps Of ali varieties
n Large Stock o. Groceries.
consisting in part OF Sugar, Coffee, Bale Rome
in market aud bought before the advance and
Will BE- sold at corresponding low prices. W..
have every and any thing that may he found in
a Dry Good or Grocery Store. Oar Goods wer,.
bought close, and are determined not Ia be
uudrrscld, and all we ask is an examination OF
"Gr goods and prices by CASH or punctual pay
ing customers. Ifyou want to save your money
and buy goods cheap, call and see Us before buy
ing elsewhere, as it will afford rs great pleasure
to show You what we have, and convince YOU
we can save you money.
BROWN, STITT. & co.
Chsrlott", s p; 30, 1s56-S5w-7w
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11
Sr!rttro 4loetrp.
A GEN.

Into NV cart silent look
Fla h from thy careless eyes,
And wha' hefnr,, was shadowy. took
The Ii.ht If summer skies
The frat born lows, was in that look,
The Veht : rose from ont the deep
OF those imSPirin" eyes.
Nv life. like some lone, solemn spot,
A spirit passes DER,
Grew indistinct with glory not
In earth or heaven before:
Sweet trouble stirred the haunted spot,
And ,hook the leaf of every thought,
Thy presence wandered DER.
Ny being ycarned and crept to thine,
As if, in times of yore,
Thy soul hath been part of mine.
Which claims it back once more;
Thy very self no longer thine,
But merged in that delicious life
Which made US one of yore
There blnomcd beside thee forms as fair,
There murInured tones as sweet,
Butround thee brrathcd the enchanted air,
Twas life and death to meet;
And henccfnrth thou alone vert fair,
And though the stars had sung for joy,
Thy whisper only sweet.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11

An INPATIENT JURYMAE.-An Arkan-
sas correspondent of the New Orleans
Picayune gives the following authentic
You are all fond of cracking jokes at the
expense of Arkansas; now here is one on
your State, absolutely true. got it from
eye witness:
The district court in one of your north
crn parishes was in session-'twas the first
dav of the court; time, after dinner. Law
yers and others had dined and were sitting
out before the hotel, and long, lank. unso-
phisticatcd countrymam came up and I'M
tremendously made himself of EN-, and re-
marked: "Grntlemen, l wish you would
60 on with this court, for want to go home
Il left Betsy looking out"
"Ahr' said one of the lawyers, land
pray, sir, what detains you at COURT"
why, sir" said the countryman, I'm
= fetched here as a jury, and they say if
go home they will have to find me, and they
moutn't do that as live good piece"
What jury are you on ~ asked a law
yer.
What jury!'
"Yes what jury. Grand or traverse
jury"
Grand or travis jury! dad fetched if
know"
We'll said the lawyer, did the Judge
charge you -
"Wcll squire" snid he, 1.-THE little fellow
that sits up in the pulpit and kinder bosses
it over the crowd, gin us n talk, but don't
know whether he charged anything or not
The crowd broke up in a roar of laugh
ter, and the sheriff called court
An old gentlemen was once joking lady
acquaintance, who had passed her four
score years, in regard to her eligibility to
the married state.
oh" said she, II have no longer any
desire to get married"
Now" said her gallant, "suppose a
very smart, rich young man should come
and offer himself, don't you think you would
accept"
20, don't know" said she, ''we are
chanCcuhle critters"
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Notice.

THE Tax Lists for 1855. are No..
N hands, and hold them ready for ;,'.,, III my
request all persons to inform me of any tor euGn
which may not be listed. 'SAaDies
gTAll persons that have not paid their .,
Or 1854, 'ciH surely come up and fork ORE axes
Z. c GRIER, Sheriff "'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11
selling or at Cost.

TIT WILL SELL until the first of October next
i'll my whole Stock of Goods, at cost for cash
Persons in want of any Goods would save money
by giving me call. f. w AHRENS.
My Stock consists Of Dry Goods, Clothing
Boots and Shoes, Groceries,
Cigars, Glassware, Saddles and numerou,
other articles.
The assortment is large, and the stock having
been purchased mostly this last spring, il is worth
the attention of cash buyers, as all Goods will be
offered at cost without reserve.
F. W. AHRENS.
III notes and accounts due George BargmaE
and Geo. Bargman 81 Co., have been left with me
for collection, and must be settled Immediately
as longer indulgence will not be given.
Aug. 80, 1S56-tf +. w. AHRENS
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11

ANECDOTE OF NAPOLEON I.-Napoleon
der his clothes, and which he rarely went
without. On his departure once for Belgi-
um, he thought it best to guard against
those dangers with which he was threatened
having all Europe leagucd against him
by every means in his power. He accord
ingly sent for a clever workman, and asked
if he thought himself competent To make Il
coat of mail of such texture that no wcap-
on whatever could penetrate. On the arti-
ficer answering in the affirmative, Napoleon
agreed tn give him $1,000 francs, the sum
asked. On the day fixed, the man brought
his work to the palace. Napoleon quickly
examined it, and ordered the workman to
put 1t on himself The man obcycd.-
Napoleon took two pistols, saying. I'VE
shall now see whether this coat of malls of
the texture you promised me-" He fred at
his breast; the cuiraSS resisted. Turn
around" The man Obcyed. The second
ball struck his back, and with the same re-
suit. The poor artifcer, half dead with
fright, thought these trials would be sufficient
but he was mistaken in his calculation.-
Bon"Parte next armed himself with long
towing piece and made the same expert
in'n' on the shoulders back aud breast of
'"o t'.,'Ol P"''en'' happily the cuir"ss
cru.Is,r;aI II, D INV 'n.'Il,of rom ;"
said Naro,cor .of,or ,h;s natIa -, ~" y,
Eighteen thousopd frames q" s.an.a
out the affrirhtod ,rt;foor ~ s.,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11

& 3 I L~Y o q o 30 T s L
CHESTER, S. G..
Bv J, r. NICHOLSON,

By j. r. NICHOLSON.
49, THE subscriber respectfully informs
EssER his friends and the public generally,
G-AAaa4-h hat his house, known the "RaIl
Road Hotel" opposite the Chester Depot, is
stin open tor the reception of regular and
transient boarders and the travelling public !;
and that he is making every excrton to de-
serve and secure continuance of the kind
and liberal patronage which has hithertofore
been extended to hin. He flatters himselftha
every needed arrangement has been made to
promote the comfort of all who stop with him ::
his rooms airy and well-furnished, his SER
wants are attentive and obcdicnt, and his ia bile
constantly supplied with the best of the season,
so that his friends will not want any attention
necessary to make their sojourn pleasant and
agreeable. His stables are furnished with
good hostlers and an abundance of provender,
and he is prepared at moments notice to
supply his customers with private c0nveyaDces
of every sort, to any part of the surrounding
country.
He desires to return his acknowled gments
to the public for past Ehvors, and solicits for
the future an equally liberal share of patron
age.
Aug 90, 1854. 5.tf
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NEW MARBLE VAR.


NHf+Ssubscrlber have established a NsL,,
n Yard, on the second square south Of ,Is
Courthouse, aud respectfully offer their sqrr;. ne
to all who may desire any thing in their In" 'ss
business. They will keep on hand the best ,H NJ
bic, and be prepared at all times to furnish 'i%
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11
Monuments, Grave S1ouo.

Mdntet Pieces, Furniture Marble.
Table Slabs, Marble Steps, DC.
To any pattern, according to the most srr,o,.,,
styles, and upon terms as low as at any
tablshmCnt in the South VIC eS'
An orders for Marble work addressed 70 H..
subscriber VIII meet with prompt attention and
VIII be packed with care and forwarded with Jis
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WYATT, STOGNER g. Lloyd,
FAC TORS
General Commission Ncrchnuts,
Adger's North Wharf,
CF5.4RLEST'(DS, & g.

\ HE Undersigned, Factors and Commission
L Merchants, offer to receive, forward, and
ship merchandise and produce at the following
rates. The prices here named are those which
are generally charged by all the line of sail
vessels, but having no control over any other
Line than the one we have an interest in, we
cannot say that the prices here named can
be considered permanent, except by our Line
BY that they are permanent. The s.Palme!to
Lines has ten fine first class Briggs and
Schooners, constantly running, and will car
ry freights follows:
Wheat, cents per bushel.
Flour, IN harre.s, p cents.
90 In sacks, 10 cents.
The drayage, wharfage, insurance, and for
wardIng eommss. on, per bushel, for whe I,
is III cts.
Flour, per barrel, 16a cts.
Flour, per sack, 10 cts.
Freight on al cases, boxes, g., &c,
from New York TO Charleston, per
cubic foot. = cts
We measure every thing, to prevent over
charges. Every thing shipped bv the opal
metto Llne' of vessels (Dollner K Potter.
New York agents, and Holmes e. Stowrv. Of
Charleston) anil consigned to US, shall be
freIghted for the above rrices.
Produce and M-rehandis. consigned to us
Will have the best attention.
WYATT, STOGNER g. LLOYD.
August u, 1s56-3m
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Wrapping Paper.

THE Merchants of Char otte and vicinity
l. can be supplied with all kinds and quail
ties of wrapping Paper, from the r "a
leigh Wrapping Paper Mills.
c. w. BENEDICT,
Proprietor
TRAGS taken in exchange for Paper at
the highest price &. W. B.
Raleigh, March4 4, 1s56.--1y