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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

Plaster enables
ua can be had All orders e at Office Cary prompt
. iy executed. TAIIAPERRO BRO
B-Parmers be supplied bags reduction
IN price Lberal discounts 10 merchants, for cash. a2T
j. B. HARGROVE.
lsUocnssDR pAysJ
AUCTIO T. Err,
Val street under 81 CAdries Rote,
RcHHoHD Va.
WILL devote his Hiring Of Ne
w groes, Real Estate, &c, publicly and privately
sales satisfactory charge made.
~ He has a convenient place for keeping slaves.
The subscriber respectfully dIseon.
anne the anetoE business and having rented his
give hin n call. BFNJ DIyIs
July 81 =
"E are receiving Spring SUPPLY GOODS, con-
- bbls Crushed and PalveTised Sugar
o. do q. yellow
- hhds. New Orleans do
ll6 Bags Rio, Laguyra and Java
100 Boxes Brown and Black Soap
100 Boxes Adsmantse Candles
10 hhis Baron Sides Shoulders and Hams
50 Kegs superior Csrb and Sal Soda
80 bills. New Orleans MOlssses
100 bbls. Mountain Whisky
e5 do Old Rye, Various Brands
10 do kerrs Summerdean
10 bbl.. and 50 y Casks Imitation
200 Sacks Salt, Ashton aud Marshall
81 Kegs Pomgranate Tobacco
% Boxes Ground Coffee
81 Packages Green and Black
Aiso-Vnegar Pepper, Anspice, Wrapping Paper
ders brooms, Buekets Holland Gin, Apple
hirs Miller Fine Cut smoking
articles too tedious 10 mention In advertisement
mhls RATCLIPP 4 DOUGLASS.
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fb1 erd d
JOSEPH McKITRICK.
.1rchttectEDwilder.
Shop on Flo,11c, k'M If Mu:..e 81.

Shop on Fso,1dc, Er1 u Ma:Ae st.
T WOULD RESPECTFULLY cali the
L attention Of the public, to my arrange
ment~ for the New Year. having msde
arrangements with ons Of the best mann
featuring establishments in Cincinnati,
! am prepared to furnish Sash Door. and
Blinds, made Of the best White Pine Lun-
Der, and Of superior workmanship and
much cheape' than can be made in the
South. Persons wishing to build would
find it to their advantage to consult NE
before building,
Order, f'om the country earnestly soil
cited Country work Of al kinds prompt
y attended to in the most workmsnlike
manner.
Plans and specification. for city and conn
Try Houses, suburban Villas, etc, given in
the most approved styles. All kinds Of
Job Work attended to with neatness and
dispatch. Water Cisterns made Of the best
mate ial. jaD3O.
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LONGEVITY IN THE UNITED STATES.
In 1850 there we're found in sle
United States 1855 persons over 100
years Of age. According to the French
census Of 1851 there were in that
country only 102 persons who had
reached 100 years, and France is es-
teemed healthy. Itspopulation is at
the Same time ous-third greater than
'u's. %
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LssmsDer...Logapebe,..

THE UNDERSIGNED, having erected
i steam saw mill, on his plantation.
about six miles from Baton Rouge, intends
to commence runing said mill, about the
middle of February, from which time
persons in want Of lumber may be supplied.
~ All orders LEFT with s. NJ. Hart 4
Co., or John r. Dufoctl, Baton Rouge, will
be attended to. ja22-tf G. NJ. PIERCE.
vlslTlNG CARO0-A Ans assortment. for
saIe ~ IL. WALLET
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Ytgislatib. 8rotttaings.
WrprrspAY. Feb. 6, 1856.

WEDNESDAY, Feb 6, 1856.
Houss.--The House met yesterday pur.
suant to adjournment, ~ membe, present
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. McGrsw.
No business done for want Of quorum.
House adjourned 10 meet at Q O'Clock
this morning.
ComrNa RACK AeAlN.-lt will be seen
to-day, that the great show Of shows, the
Floating Palace, is corping back this way
again, and will be- here on the 22j and 23J
inst. u will be observd At the same time
that additional attractions have been GEN.
tered in the Palace, the bare mention Of
one Of which, will suffice to draw a crow
ded house "The beautiful and daring
Polish refugee Madame Olivia, will 60
through some Of her thrilling, terrific, and
at the same time graceful feats on the
tight rope, walking backwards and for
wards, ascending and descending blindfol-
'le,, dancing, Waiting polkas and pirouetts,
besides playing exquisite music on The
cornet-a-pistcn What more could be
desired. Look al the pictures on the
street corners, OF Madame O., in one Of her
most graceful aspects, and imagine, what
may he seen for baIf-Iollar.
- -
A CoLp GREETING -" Good NAV
min, nigga,' said a curled up, SILVER.
ing darkcy yesterday morning, ~ be
encountered n bali frozen "kullud +"
acquaintance in the street. Don't,
don't call dis good mawnin I cher
encountered in all my trabels. Wot
You tipk is de cause oh dis extrordin-
airy spell OBJ wed''er ,"
/" can't 'splain Is on any feeloso-
phical principles bab about me just
now, but beer,l a white man say
dat the world, which is ornary times
rebolb on its axe, has dis year turn'd
only half round, and dat the cold side
has stuck fast ont our way"
" Dat must be dc way oh it-dat's
= satisfactory explanation. De big |
wheel on whicI, dc world rebolbs has
perobably friz up, but hopes dey'll
,baw it. out soon"
And the two larkeys went their
way marvelipg.
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The BMgIssse Furnace.

I ETTERs PATENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
" were granted 10 SAMUEL II. GILMAN, Of No
81 Natchex street. New Orleans, under the date
| Of Dec. I, 1854, for = furnace for burning WOOD
and BAGASSE.
The Furnace combines the following Qualities,
sEfkN OROT's 7WH fREsNHT sEAsoN.
1st.-lt works entirely BY = natural ,,rausbt.
and without the aid a. : Blower.
9d.--lt contains no Crate Hars or other iron,
In the interior.
@-h neve. requires stoppage Of the mill u
have IT. ashes cleaned out.
4th.-The Bsgasss IL never stirred or touched
after " arrives In the furnace.
bths-It burns all the Bagasse, and makes
ste m enough to run the mill engine, . steam
battery, and pumping engiue.
This 10 Gts only Fs,rn,c4 Mu. h0s syh,n yAa cros
~ L0rtsfc"a IL conltio"es wih Tue al, oefos
cs";.iOps.
This furnace makes no prstenston to burn Bag
asse alone, snd does rot resemble any other
furnace In single feature IT IL form, IN tho
principles upon which IL works, or in the results
which II produces; neither does II approach the
the contrary are " mere tricks cf trade" known
70 be false by those who make them and ca ted
only 70 deceive the public, and palm Of articles
that cannot stand upon their own merits. No
person will bs allowed 10 sell, rake, or use my
patent Furnace, without authority from me
a!d AL persons having sucI, authoriA9 will he
fully guaranteed In ito undisturbe'l use and pos
session.
Ny Patent furnace II ~ applicable to train
OF kettles ~ to steam boilers and Ar. prepared
=" contract to sppiy II to burning the Bagasse 10
boil cane juice In the ccmanoD train Of Kettles,
under satisfectofy guarantee to this pnr-
chaseT.
A treatise on the whole subject, IN phampIet
Ior'n, with drawings &C., 70 be had Of the subscri
Der, by mail or otherwise.
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
81 Natcbsz street.
fbI 6Td New Orleans
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Spiral Notices.
OeFtcE OF THE BATON Roue. Arp1
CLINTON PLANK Roam Co.

Boton Rouge, Jon'y "a, 1856.
A N ELECTION will be held on the
"A Goth day Of F7b'uary next, 1856. at
the Office Of =. A. Walke,, Esq. J. p. for
the purpose of electing Seven IN Direc-
tors Tor this Company to hold for the en-
SUNG year, Mess's. A. N. Dunn, G. ".
Dearng, .. Hackett, A. Delarod,ie. A. s.
Heron, q. A. Pike and J. NJ. BYunot. or
any two OF them to act a. COMMUNIST oners
to hold said election. BY order Of the
Board f " POPE
jan2G-td. Secretary
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Lafayette ssxar store.

11@nyette boyaF More.
n VERY full and foe stock Of the best
n brands Of Havana Sega.s may now be-
found at this establishment. Also snuff,
chewing tobacco, Me'scheum pipes, smok-
ing tobacco, etc. The subscriber does not
hesitate to say that he has the finest stock
Of Havana Se1sn in this city. Sold by the
box or At retail. Shop open cay and night
jsn27.tE P. VERBOIS.
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Violent mobs have followed the at
tempt to enforce the liquor law in
St. Johns, N. B., but they have been
suppressed.
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a beautiful Incident.

A naval officer being at sea in .
dreadful storm, his wife was sitting in
the cabin near him, and filed with
alarm for the safety Of the vessel, was
so surpris y Mt his severity and com
posture that she cried out
my dear, are you not afraid p
How is it possible you can be 80 calm
in such a dreadful storm :"
He rose from his chair dashed it to
the deck drew his sword and pointing
it at the breast ofbis wife, exclaimed !:
Az you afraid !"
She answered" Mo-
Why % said the officer.
" Because rcjoincd the wife i"
know the sword is IN the hand Of my
husband, and he loves me too we'll 10
hurt me
"Then,' said he, ~ know in whom
| believe, and that he who holds the
wind in bis fist, and the waters 10 the
hallow Of his hand is my father
On the morning OF ,he Odd nit the
new and beautiful cottage residence
of cx-L'cut. Gov. Leaks, a. Madison
I o'r's-house, Virginia, was destroyed
by lire. The G'miIy-all ladies and
g'''%-barcIy escaped in their n; sht
dresses, an,I were forced tn walk in
bare feet through snow twenty inches
deep t" u neighbours house. Nothing
81 value was saved from the burning
building. Loss $4,000.
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Az. q, Z. CBoyAr
GRAY l. cHOPAT.

TENER.1L COLLECTING .1EENTS.
LVsce, A. st. Cherries Street,
For the prompt Collection ~ Billie, Ae-
cOunts, Notes, Rent, &c.
'fsHE ATTENTION Of tho business community
i Is respectfully drawn 10 the above, and a
share OF patronage solicited. Liberal advances
made.
Rsrsnsrcss. O. Wilbur d Co., r. H. Smith
sherman, Wharton d Co., and Geo A. Pike,
Baton Rouge.
~ The above Arm II authorized N collect
claims and receive subscriptions and advertise
ments frr the Comet. Any terms Tor advertise
Ing With ~, agreed 70 BY them, will be faithfully
fulfilled.
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JAS. d. BACKLEY.

tO1d stan 4 of =. w. 0algglns.l
1SRESOLvED to keep the largest ann
l and most varied assortment of
BOOTS and SHOES, HATS andy -
CAPS, in this City. Ladies, Gents and
Children's Bootees, Shoes, Slippers, etc
He will sell At the very lowest cash prices.
and invites the public to call and examine
bis stock before purchasing elsewhere.
~Fresh receipts from the Northern
Msnufactories every week. Store on La
fayette stleet. jan22-y.
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10 THERE ANY CONSTITUTIONAL
Law I'm the Land1

question one that every honest and
intelligent citizen should ask himself
and answer calmly and dispassionately,
after examining the acts Of partizans
since the adoption of the Constitution,
under which we now live, and calmly
considering the arbitrary and upwar-
rapted proceedings Of the Legislative
body. now in session, to obey, as it
would seem, and put into force and ef-
feet the DEGREES of secret caucuses and
the edicts Of what is known as the
democratic Central Committee, of
Louisiana" a self constituted tribu
nal--the supreme Judge Of the Consti-
tuition Of the State and the laws Of the
land We belong neither in body or
soul-to any political party, and are
not now appealing TO the prejud;ces of
the people; but ask all, of whatever
persuasion Of politics, to put asit'c
their prejudicea, and view with calm
ness and impartiality tho acts Of the
present legislature in reference to the
clear provisions Of the constitution,
and their arbitrary and unwarranted
ejectment Of ESQ far) no less than six
legally elected representatives of the
people in that body. TO our mind
there is no constitutional law in the
land. The State Of Louisiana is in
this respect like other States of t'se
Union Of which an English writer
has very truly said, "'he people NIKE
the laws and therefore they have a
right to break them at pleasure, and
the majority trample on the rights of
the minority, with the iron heel of les-
potism."
We do not ask the people to look
farther back in our history than the
adoption Of the present constitution.
but for the sake Of their liberties
which are now in jeopardy by the &C.
ton of faction Of dcmagogues held
together by the adhesive properties of
plumber; to see how clear constitu-
tional provisions to secure our com
mercial emporium from fraud and an :,
'rchy, have been disregarded by the
nquisition under which the State is
low ruled. The party in power. has
allied to provide Registry law for
View Orleans why? Is there any
nan whose intellect is so obtuse as not
o divine the reason p? We presume =
lot. The power Of the dominant par 9
y lies in the hands Of class of peo- I
lie, in no way identified with the in.
crest Of the State, and n Registry 9
NV would cut off thousands who stand >,
$ u man by them, for the mere charm q
{ the word democrat" ),
Citizens Of Louisiana 1--WE appeal to c.
one other will you tamely submit to |,
'is condition Of things and permit II
lis provcrbially order loving people, L
lapse into anarchy and confusion by ),
efault Of your own action at the bal. :,
't-box? Throw down for moment y
10 hired invectivo of base and I'm.
rincipled scribblors for party organs p
nd ask yourselves these questions b,
70 have been told that legally consti- ne
tied Judges Of observation-disclosures Of 70 70
70 country-sworn to perform their h,
titles; are incompetent to decide up. to
the qualifications Of those who
me up with the sanction Of a self .!
instituted tribunal Of demagogues to n
'rpetrate frauds at tho very fountain CT,
lad Of liberty. We have been told ca
at if votes are rejected at the proper nc
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j ust Reject ve(

jest 1leceiveM.
4 FRESH stock Of Gents Calf Boots o,
n French manufacture. Also Ladies Kid
Slippers, Prunella Caters. with and with
out heels
feby3-lv. JAS. 8. HACKLEY.
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WW YMp9 Womf1.
BATON ROUGE, ::::":::::FEB. I, 1856
- ==-=- ------=-
OpE'.-A friend has placed us il
possession Of a valuable old volume
from the library Of an Antiquarian
entitled "Odes upon Cash, Corn, Catho
lies and other matters --selected from
the columns of the London Time
newspaper about quarter Of a centu
~ ago. A old things become new
and much is found in this ancient w
lume, applicable to the present hour
We shall soon commence taking ''snat
ches" from II to adorn our long closed
Poets corner" If the lines hit any
body now living-and we make nc
doubt they will---all that we can pro-
mise 70 do for the oggrieyed, is to aid
him in fer riting out the author that
he may be properly punished.
JOURNAL Dr. IA CoTE.-Some one
writing to this excellent political paper
published at Donaldsonville, in a" cor
vespmdence 1'orticnlisre" dated the
10Th ulto., says speaking Of the vexed
question about Chaplain TO pray for
the Lower House
II me reste vous dire qu'elle a etc
Ia veritable raison dune resolution
qui deroge aux vieillcs habitudes de Ia
chambre. Les professionals orient Ia
prescription d lintolerance II y des
journaux ct parmi eux 10 Nomet dc
cette vile qui ne savent comment ex
primer leur fureur."
Against he Catholic congregation,
We have yet 10 say the first word in
way Of uncharitableness. There are
~ large number Of our friends in that
denomination as any other, and it vex-
g. us no little, that those who are pro-
soribing all The time, should cry out
prescription against u.s. Our feelings
are warmly enlisted, in the largest
liberty Of conscience. for which We /
shall fight with The pen to The very last
hour Of our life. Every subject in
this free and enlightened nation is
open for discussion, and must stan>.
The test Of Human reason or fall to the
ground. Were We asked to point out
he Christians In this country most en-
Titled 70 bear the name of Christ, VIC
mould gooabout and geather together
J few here and there--honest and vir-
'uous people. doing the will Of their
master without ostentation and not A.
nong the various professions, at war
Nth one other. and at strife for supre-
macy in worldly and temporal affairs
'rotestants are divided into so many
ragmentary sects that they are power I
-. but tho Romish church, is a unit,
ito power through danger 9
~ secret political associations from {
ole tc, pole. It acts as unit, aud
I this moment Pro Mono, exercises r
lore substantial political power than I
Il the dispots on earth. The steady {
bsorption Of wealth, by this hierarcy, t
hich u inimical to republican inst,tu- d
ons, and the many different advances |,
,at have been made by its minions in q
10 United States within the past few ?
ears, calls for and should receive a
10 It il too late, the attention Of the \
atriot and statesman. What We have t,
i'd and what VIC shall continue to d
y, 70 are alone responsible for, and d
. willing to receive tho full condem. o.
ation Of those who have bottled up c.
rath to evaporate. We are ooncious @
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NOTICE.
A Ill persons indebted 10 J. W. Quisglns viii
II please call st The store OIL .. Nackley, and
settle, ~ J. want money.
Feb. Sd " Nv. 0tj1OG1Ns.
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0lROP - Ds1aaG & Laassoxoax-1bs,
jsn1o Ill WALT,
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INTERESTING FROM lrALY.-A letter r
the Newark On. j. Advertiser, d5ted
Rome December 22d, says;
Tho venerable widow Of Louis
PHILIPPE, who has been seriously i'll at
her charming winter residence in the
ncighborhood ofCenoa, a, lam happy
to say, convalescent. Her sons, Prince
de Joinville and the Duke d'Aumalo.
have, in consequence. set out on visit
to England ria Germany.
Mr.. Fillmore, who is accompanied
by Dr. Foote, Of Buffalo. formerly
Minister to Austria, still fingers at
Florence, but is expected to reach this
city next week. Among the Ameri-
can winter residents in the country, I
notice the name Of the senior editor
and proprietor Of the New York Herald.
The weather has become freezing cold.
Most Of the streams in the Peninsula
are clothed with ice, and the hills are
everywhere covered with snow, It is
confessedly the severcst winter, thus
far, experienced in Italy in twenty
years.
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thing continue I? The humhleat as we'll

| as most exalted, can raise his voice IN
answer. What is il to lead to! Why
the whole machinery Of government i.
at an end; the Legislature degeper.
ates into mad mob, over which some
Marat or Dapton is alone fit 10 pre-
side. Had there been a majority on
the other side, in the legislature, we
do not pretend TO say tina! there would
not have been Partially shown the
American party in this matter Of con
tested elections; but we do say that
the high handed measures 80 fresh be-
fore the people for their inspection
pouH not have been resorted to. IT.
is the duty of every citizen Of this
State, il not of the Union itself, to pro-
vide the pamphlet shortly 10 be pub
lished by order Of the legislature, and
examine into this matter, before the
door now opened to anarchy, is knock
ed down. There can he but one hon
est opinion in reference TO il,
DUET wttH REvoLvnRs,--It will be
remembered that about two months
ago man named Bell, from Cabaw
ba, Ala, was arrested in this city on
charge of having fired NJ and seriously
wounded his bro,her-ip law, Mr..
Quarles. After being taken TO Ca
hawba, n hostile message passed be-
tween the parties, and they came to
Louisiana for the purpose Of wiping
out old scores according to "the code .
Sunday last was the time fixed for the
meeting; a spat near Lake Poutchar-
train the place, andaevolvers at TWEEN
ty PAGES formed g5ortion of the ap-
po'ptments. 1t is said that they fired
five shots each, Quarles receiving three
shots and Bel one Quarles received
one shot in his right ear, another in
his left cheek, third in his shoulder,
and fourth pnssed t'oug', his hat.
The shot which Bell received was IN
The upper and posterior portion Of his
right hip. None Of the wounds are
expected to prove fatal. Yesteaday
he parties returned to Alabama. ac
by their respective friends.
-PiroysYe.
The above wants note of exp|ana-
ion. We are inclined to think that
was very pleasant affair, from the
bove, and that death was not contcm-
lated by either Of the parties. Why
lid they come so far? ara who did
hey have to run away from "lown in
Ilabama. 1t looks very much at
his distance like matrimonial
natter.
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HIM A)DetliJenlfats.
01e1s1gbbCrw.

Fresh .1,'o'trOls.
DER STEAMER LATONA-
s Boxes Star Candles,
s Family Soap,
Winchester Soap.
Clafks hne Ale,
" Duscan's I"
Claret,
> BASKETS eweet on,
10 Dos. f-esh Davdines,
10 ~, Mustard,
undevwoods flcklss,
10 Drccms,
! Wash Boards,
4 Ro1es Cheese,
riskins ". Butter.
~ Kegs Tar,
70 Barrels Irish Potatoes (riuk eyes,)
Mechanics.
Onions.
For sale BY O'CAL,AeRAH / MvLvIs,LL.
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BoMTomLEss INDIANA BANKs.-
Under this head, catalogue of nine
Banks in Indiana, are posted We
can easily conceive body without a
soul, but never n soul without body.
1t is u fundamental principle, that
everything must have something to
stand on. 1t is absurd, according to
this logic, for tub to be tub. with.
out something in the shape of bot
tom to stand on. therefore the mind
cannot entertain the idea of n bottom
less tub. A bank without bottom
may be entertained, but "bottom-
less bank " is an absurdity.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-10
Removal.

HANSON, BOND g. CO. IMPORTERS and JoBBERs
y of FoREroS and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, have re
moved their stock 10
SO Battery, corner Clay stT6t,
Nhcfe they win le happy to wait on their friends
They have in store and constantly arriving,
india, Ewight. Stark a. Salmon Fall Brown Drills;
Appleton. Howard, Nashua Extra and Utica
Brown Sheetings
Laconia, Amoskeag's and other Blea Drills;
I-s, A., o., 81 &l0-4 Blca. sheetings, various
brands:
Thorndike, Lehigh, Mohawk and oilcY TirEens;
Jewatt City, Webster and Lancaster Denims;
Keystone, Jewett City, and OctnOfa Stfipes
MerriInac, Docheco Conestoga and Aliens Prints
Blue & Orange, Blue IL White, Green q Orange do:
Cotton Duck, various brands, from No. 600 To l0
Methucu. Howard Bear and Potomac Raven Ducks
Cambrics, Checks COttonades aud Jeans;
GiBghams, Lawns, Chintz and other Dress Good-,
Flannels, Cassimeres Coatings and Linens;
Cotton Hoes, Socks, Shirts and Overals;
White Blue and Scarlet Blankets Satinets Ken
lucky Jeans;
Table Damasks, Toweling, Diapers &c.
And Large and well selected stock of miscellnne.
dry goods which they offer low and on the most
advantageous terms. AT THEIR NEW STAND,
San Francisco, 95 Battery street, corner Clay
mar2s. 23-3n
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-10
REMOVAL.

fTNIIE Centre Store has oeen removed opposite
l. the Miners House, until the fire proof house in
course of erection on the old stand is completed.
The necessities of the present hard times and the
now established rule of other houses to a strict
cash business, compels the Centre Store to pursue
from next Monday, April 18th, the same course
and from that time the Centre Store will do
A STRICT CASH BUSINESS.
And will sell at as cheap or CHEAPER prices as
any other house in the town. To our former pa
irons under The old rule we return our thanks and
ask for continuance of their patronage
n. B. All persons indebted to the Centre Store
are requested to make settlement and at the same
time all Indulgence will be extended that reasona-
bly, can be expected
AUGUST THEURKAUF.
apr IL s5-4t