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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-01-10

A JUST HIT.-A few Sundays since, a
stranger clergyman. who was officiating
in church in Providence, R. l., after
reading nearly dozen notices, seeing
some half dozen more before him. re-
marked that he supposed he mus. read
them, as he was not in his own desk, but
he thought it really wicked to adop. .ha !
method of cheating the printer.
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EEThe Memphis Whip. of Sent. 90

Nj IHe D1IIPUIs HHIB, OF sept 70,
informs us that the census of Memphis,
recently taken by Mr.. Banks, exhibited
that there are in that city l4l7 more
males over twenty one, than there are fe
males over seventeen years of age. II
follows that there are thousand gentle,
men, who, il they wish to marry, will
have to so beyond the limits of Memphis
to fnd wives. Perhaps Mrs Farnham
would do well to ship colony OF demoi.
selles to Memphis, now that she has sup
Piled California and Australia. .a -
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LIST OF MEMBERS
In the Third Legislature under the
New Constitution of Ohio, for
the Year 1856.

SENATE.
Baird Chambers .Clermont, Brown
Brand Joseph G. Champaign, Clark, Madison
Beatty John .. . Carroll, Stark,
Brown o P -. Portage Summit,
Brszee, Jno T.. Fairfield, Hooking, Athens,
Bucklapd R P Huron, Erie ,Sandusky ,Ottow'
Burnet Edwin ..Tuscarawas, CoSbocton
bundy H s 80. .Jac kson, Pike, Soioto, Adams,
Garfield H. 80. .Lorain, Medina,
Cattell Jonas d. Jefferson, Columbiana,
Converse w F.. Hamilton,
Gardner Daniel Delaware, Licking,
Griswold H.. .Cuyahoga,
Hamilton c s >. Union, Logan Marion, Hardin.
Hardy Moses Morgan. Washington.
HawlCy G Co.. Lawrence Gala, Meigs. .Vinton
Holmes Geo W. Hamilton
Heaton David. Butter, Warren
IIyer Jacob ..... Ross, Highland
Kelly Alfred. Franklin, Pickaway.
Kirk RC..... Knox, Morrow,
Iawder w II :. Mama, Darke, Shelby,
Lawrence VIM. Guernsey. Monroe,
Lewis James -. Seneca, Crawford, Wyandot
Lunt VIM S -. Hancock Wood, &c.
Marsh Felix -. Montgomery, Preblc,
Mathews S Hamilton,
Musgrave Jos =. Ashland, Richland,
Phelps Z B 80. Mercer, Auglaize, dc.
Rush Nelson -. Greene, Clinton, Fayette,
Spencer Eli A.. Perry, Muskingum,
TAYLOR Rob B. Trumbull, Mahoning,
Taylor Lester. :. .Geauga, Lake, Ashtsbula.
Warfl Chas -. Belmont, Harrison,
Wilford Jos. ... Wayne, Holmes.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-01-10

o. SPORT IN THE NoRTH. WEsr.-The
Hudson (St. ,Croi1) Star says:
Atno former period has game been as
abundant as the present season, and our
sportsmen are taking due advantage of it,
One company killed Sc, enty-six deer and
b bears in hunt of ten days. Mr. Gray
Salisbury and one other person killed twen-
ty-six deer in FIVE days.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-01-10
Discovery OF the British Arctic Ship
Res0lute.
NKw HAVEN, Monday Dec. "a

NEW HAVEN MUTVdy DtV ~
The British Ship Resoute, abandoned in the
Arctic ice, was broughtby Capt. Rudington into
the port of New London, yesterday, with all her
ornaments. stores aud equipments on board
She is new and handsome vessel and worth
100000. When found she had drifted over
1000 miles from the place she was Abandoned.
An effort will be made to bring her into this
port. a~ .t-
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-01-10

0JThere is young lady in Connect
icul so learned, that the beaux. when they
call, are obliged to carry a volume OF
Websler's quarlo dictionary under each
arm, and Library of general knowl-
edge in each pocket vi
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-01-10

RguRED.-Mr. Bollmeycr, we. see has
retired from the publication of the "Chi-
licothe Advertiser" Mr.. Eshelman, the
Sen partner having purchased Lis interest
In the. establishment.
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EDITORIAL CONVENTION The Third
Annual Meeting Of the Ohio Editorial
Convention has been postponed from tho
9Th 10 the 18th of January.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-01-10

FThe Missouri riyer was frozen over
at Omaha City about the middle of De-
cember' and persons now cross it on the
ice.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-01-10

GS The regular biennial session of the
Mississippi legislature commences on
Monday next. A United States Senator
is to be chosen.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-01-10

GS-T. W. Lord, E q. Editor and pro-
prletor of Lords Counterfeit Detector,
died at his residence in Cincinnati, last
Friday morning, in the 55th year of bis
age.
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kYS. Fl. PARVIN, No. SO, ~ St., Cincinnati,
. ear authorised Agent to procure advertisements
~ subscriptions.
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SAGRgoN, G. H. oAEcg
JACKSON, THURSDAY, Jan. 10 ,'56

Advertisement intended for insertion
Am the WSTANDARD,''m must positive
IN handed i'm previous to 3 O'Clock,
II. NJ, on Tuesdays.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-01-10

l. w VIII hVoi " SIVdl uCaA odtu
about the .frmnesS on the Banks men.
but what is the truth? We know that
there is at least forty men voting for
Banks, who have been entrapped into it
by the willy management of those who
are here to "fx up this thing, who are
kept in the traces by the lash that is SO
freely applied, and the only difference
between them and US, is, that we will not
be whipped in. There are several other
considerations to prevent me from voting
for Banks, but defer them for the pres.
emit do not believe he can be elected
Speaker, but that we will organize is GER
tain, and that loo by the election Of an
anti-Nehraska Speaker.
Yours, 40 o. f. MOORE.
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Rush NELSON .GTeene, CllnJon, rHSeLleJ
Spencer Eli A. Perry, Muskingum,
Taylor Rob B. Trumbull, Mahoning,
Taylor Lester. .Geauga, Lake, Ashtsbula.
Warfl Chas -. Belmont, Harrison,
Wilford Jos. 80. Wayne, Holmes.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Allen, Sam'l M Logan,
Anderson, Pike,
Baughman Wnyne,
Bell Jas A Medina,
Bingham L A Jackson and Vinton
Boehmer II J Putnam & Henry,
BIakesee S e Paulding, &c.
Blair John A MuSkingum.
Boyer Jos Seneca.
Brayton Isaac Cuyahoga.
Bunker Thos s Morrow.
Burton C l. Erie.
Burns Andrew Rchland.
Gable Hiram Champaign.
Campbell Robt Guernsey.
Caldwell Darius Ashtabula. ...
Carlin P T Hancock.
Cheney John Fairfield.
Cook Thomas N Huron.
Cowan, Ashland.
Cowan W V Shelby.
Cory VIM NJ Hamilton.
Clark John N Gallia.
Clark Ephraim Harrison.
Crooks John Muskingum.
Dorley Hay en- w Preble.
Egley Jos B Hamilton.
Flowers + L Perry.
Franklin Nelson Pickaway.
Gaines John + Brown.
Catch Moses d Greene.
Gabrial VIM Union.
Gifin Chas B Licking.
Gowdey w Montgomery.
Grier Henry 7 Monroe.
Green John L Sandusky.
Guthrie Erastus Morgan.
Haines S S Warren.
Hamilton r Belmont.
Hatcher William Stark.
Hawkins Uriah Ashtabula.
Hendren VIM Delaware.
Hobrook David Morgan.
Holmes James B Hamilton.
Hutcheson E e Madison.
Hunter John Columbana.
Hume Joseph F Marion.
Huchison Samuel Washington.
Iron Silas Highland.
Jewett Mendel Summit.
Johnson l. Cuyahoga.
Johnson Geo Hooking.
Langdon L B Hamilton.
Lawlon James. Washington.
Latham w II Fayette.
Letller John II Clark.
Loveland e J Holmes
Lyle David Fairfield.
McCurdy D Jefferson.
Mcfarland Dan Scioto.
McElweu John Butler.
MendehalI Moses Columbiana.
Mcndenhall g Jefferson.
Mills Jonathan Tuscarawas,
Miller AlrxP Butler.
Monroe James Lorain,
Mygalt George Cuyahoga.
Needham Erasmus Portage,
Odell l. d Wayne.
Ogle Alfred Monroe.
Parsons Geo M Franklin.
Patterson MosesT Adams.
Peck Erasmus d Wood e. Ouowa.
Pitman John Crawford.
Plymouth T. l. Lake.
Plumb Ralph Trumbull,
Potts Silas Carroll.
Post Ch rles Allen.
Kicker E q Clermont.
Rodgers Henry G Lawrence.
Robinson Geo e Hamilton.
Rolslon Alex 2ichland.
Russell Addison P Clinton.
Sawyer Wm Auglaize.
Sheperd Jesse Ross.
Shaw John Mercer, Van Vert.
Sinnet J A Licking.
Simmons Abraham Guernsey.
Slough John p Hamilton.
Spelmon Il G Wyandot, Hardin.
Smith Jas IL Franklin.
Smith I s Montgomery.
Smith B + Knox.
Tenney Eli Miami.
Thomson A MeigS.
Thomson Patrick Coshocton.
Thompson / Brown,
Thomas Churles Hamilton.
Tod l. G Geauga.
Townsend G Il Trumbull.
True Geo w Knox.
Truesdale J. MahOning.
Turner James N Belmont.
Turpin Il S Hamilton.
Underhill ] w Stark.
Upham Luoius II Lucas and Fulton,
Van Vorhes N II Athens.
Wetherby Paul Tuscarawas.
W est William Clermon'.
G Darke.
YaplO Alfred Ross.
Senate 35
House III
0TThere is young lady in Connect
icul so learned, that the beaux. when they
call, are obliged to carry volume OF
Websler's quarlo dictionary under each
arm, and Library of general knowl-
edge" in each pocket.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-11

TANEs' NsURAIf3iA LloUiD-A esrtAla euFu isF Esu-
u rHigia RhesnaEsan. LecA Psias, Ac-
Th medcfns has teen ~. istes inir0auced aso Nah
vile bat has already Aoqassd great rrpstsuoa-
Tia A ehi msci n. w. H., esrtine- hat BE uas
attHekrd "a snmatory Eheguatsna sHd kAd he
sces o. two pa sEns. she seoFd ha So fsiE tie vss
unable % tan hn In bed shen tAa powerful haimsnt
anes hi.s cansss 81 tsars tbs aet 4 esrod % ~
three asahcrs q he L~xtaFe, she we're eonniAty sith
-'-- AK xAoxEEzlE, arsss.
as-4R RashFilte.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-11
The Annual State Fair.

VNHG Annns stare Pair Of the TtHxEssEE STATs
BUREAU will be held on tbs state Fair Grounds
near Nashville commencing
MONDAY, 'he 18th Day Of October next,
and nuing during the week. liberal premiums
Is offered and competition Is desired In al the different
bran hes Of Agricultural Mechanical and Household
dusuy ami domestic Animals The premium list with the
list OF Juiges and the geneal regulations Of the Fair viii
be pub shsd 10 pamphivi firm be prepared
and forwarded to those desiring copies.
This rA notice II intended advise the farmers and
mechanics OF the State u the time and place OF the Fair
them that the aFranEsmepis the Bureaus
for the accommodation Of EXHIBITORS md visitors
viii be the best prepared similar occasion in this
State. and the premium list liberal.
by order OF the Bureau. I. g. EASTMAN,
IH9l5-u Secretary.
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Pianos. Pianos.
Savannah, July It'll.

NHE undersigned will continue the FAetorags and Com
mission bu inc s. under the style Of THOs !. wLYSE
SoE and solicit continuance q the pat onAge extended
the late nrm of Wayne, Grenyile Co
THOMAS s. WAYNE.
Savannah, July Tth [sugiiI R. A. WAYNE. Tim
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CARD.
Thos. S. Wayne & Son,

81 VANNAH, GEORGIA.
MILL give prompt ention receiving and
w forwarding Merchandise Of every dtser pton cling
and shipping Cotton, Tobacco, Wheat Corr Flour Bacon
Wool, &C. suFll-6n
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-11

MEhPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
FI'HE ADAMS EXPRESs COMPANY " have made ar
ranRements wiiA the above Railroad for Daily Express
Lne ant are now prepared 10 receive and forward Freight
Paeksges &C. BY Passenger Trains 10 Huutsve Dtcaiur
ruscunnba, and intermediate stations the c. and NJ
@ Railroads. Small Peckag : reduced rates
~ Messengers leave Nashville daily 20 O'Clock An
80 Preighs TO be forwarded by Express win be called
or without extra charge. tsOiO-dl A. X HOLT Agent.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-11

A. C. g. A. B. BEECH
No. 40 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE,
HAVE Rsc-ived very large and well selected stock
III STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And CARPETS for 1856.
Dress GOOd
Fine Barge Robe~-new sly les;
0rgande Robes
Rich Striped and Plaid 81 ks;
Plain silks tor Event Dresses and Nantes;
Bsreges, Plain, striped, a Plaid;
Large To- cheap Muslins;
white Goods.
EMBROIDERED GOODS
large HssO tment Of Jaronet and sTiss Flouncingsi
Embroidered swiSs and JscOnet Collars
valrnnoenuss LAG cgIl1,s: ,s,.,.
Large assortment Misses Collars;
Transfer Work AMI Embroidered Skirts.
hid GLOVES. ur
Bajou's make = large stock.
APMINE. EIANTIES.
Embroidered BLACK End Whice silk MantIes;
OOlored Msnes variety styss-Prices, from tS to t25
Noes Trimmed Nantes.
TRIMMINGS Fer DRESSES,
Handsome lot Bonnet Ribbons;
Moss Trimming and Fringes;
Large Black Velvet Ribbons.
HOSIERY.
good assortment o. Ladies' white, black and colored
Larg. lot Ceutemen 's Cotton and silk Half Hose.
Gentlemen's Goods.
Handsome assortment French Linens;
Black and G1ey FRI Cast c,d. Tsre';
Linen Duok-good assortm' nt
Plain and Check Cas- imere, 70 Do e. wear;
Assortment CrSvats shirt Collars, Drawers Kid Gloves
CURTAIN OaMASkS.
In Satin and " ool-neW patterns
Handsome Lace and Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
LarVe lot Curtain Mnsin.
Carpets and House-Furnishing Goods.
tiu, 4-sL Vrl,e 0srpelBg
: All and bIusse'F do;
Ply Carpeung-Dew 81, les;
Good assortment Rugs Mats Druggists, a. 81 and 81
Check aud While Canton Mating
Aso, large stock q cheap carpets;
-, s 4, and 10 Floor ui Cloths;
HesVN Goods for Car coserirgs
plt Cotton Ducks los inchtt tide. These Goods
furnsh from 81 To 100 zach, vide
We hasa large StocE Of Plain, plaid and Striped osns
burgs, very heavy.
W. have eOOdS The right width f. Wagon Sheets and
Tent Cloths
Those visiting Nashville would do well TO give Us call be.
having. ap'3l A. O. A. BEkCH.
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a CAR ~.

I AM anufaeturing dalv Eclipse Stove Foundry
in this city good assortment Of Stoves AM hOL-
LOW-WARs viz: Ovens Pots Skilets and Lids SSdlrons
and Androns Of different patterns, Tor the wholesale and re-
tail trade, al small proht~.
Also, Tin Copper Sheet Iron Ware, fthe best quality,
at lev figures hHe chamber sets of Brittsna War
and No. Refrigerator, hand for sale low.
Particular attention paid to Roofing and Gut ering win
Tin or Copper
81 Old Copper Pewter Brass and Scrap Iron taken in
exchange for nay manufactures.
II. p DORIS,
iySO-6m No. College St, near Church st
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH.
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE. no SHIPPERS,
"

ny NaF ahlhdh 70 MISTY He
A the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company
IL have notified and reminded the Central Railroad Com.
anes OF Get rgia Of their SUmmer rates Il does nos
have been noticed recognized hand bills Of
that Company, recently Distributed in city. We take
ts method % Informing the Merchants and sht per BY
tbt hDe he rate viii be 80 for 100 lbs 90 ars class
goods, and Dot ~ % the grand bills represent;
the through rate hrst class goods the
ward Nsshve butitisH beet variation Of 10 eis
Sds al IN SIMMER and dtdpctod Of 10 cts PEI loo lbs
N Winter ~hch makes the rate per advertisement
SlS5 from June December AID a. from 10 June
H. 1 ANDt RSON,
iune2i a. Superintendant
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WBROTHPEs sew ~Enfrofaosd" in Ea.hvine
"a BY A LaRcoaBE
Anbrosypes made poshsFe else IL Nashville than 81
ths AmbEosype Reauaa, No. % Ceflsge 81 50
Ameroopsa maaa upan deuhis pate giasz hesHtet
ealls seaed and hHs protected seAas al poaabF 81 IA
laV
Amnsosyps csanisreli, are nsAs "a sinEss glass; nos
aeasd and derahe erdnaEs nnssfposFps
Ambruayrss nene ~ The insenrf = dktlpgush
hea fEoa "a othar pietares otaer bnrraa fho anae
an4 apply lnsnos piueaFs uheA lAcGa % main
paaa e - AHkEotyFe-s1ns GaA 4szskfsy. ala
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TELEGRAPH.

V'HE Augusta Atlanta Nashville Telegraph Line is nov
i working through to Augusta, Ca where II connects
with other Lines running North, Fast and south. The line
is in good repair through from Nashville to Augusta,
and expect keep in future. We shall er deavor to
put ali bus Tor this Line through in the shortest tmt
possible expect be able give general satisfaction
uay5-u c. c. CLUTE, sup't.
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Al,o la,ss 10, Of Copper Bsrs. and Rvrs, AID LAes
Leather Of al kinds.
ca.h 10 IA cIftRR,
mayis coi'ege and Broad sts
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Through Tickets
WHEELING.
RlTTSBURG,
DCNKIRK,
NIAGARA FALLS.

To al he Eastern cites.
Three daily Eastern Trains A. = 10 A n, and eP n.
TIR~T WAN Clexsland, Ptfnhurr sssubenvIlis and
wh.saar LshtaInF KEpzsss iraxes cncnnat A. o'clock
- al ne Ksstern citis siao Dstroit VIA Cexelaad,
srrsns aes Wimlnston crciese Lancaster ara lines
VIE ChHcnshe ard kshsrs 1hs train stcps cen cn-
ciunat aDd CO uahaa l0Tslsnd Asrrus and Lon
slCoND TRkIN-eIexsissa P4st,earx and wkesInx Kx-
PRES ssi. lszsss C.ennsri a. 10 ook a ~ csve-
-nd PissbDrs snd Hsesre Ar TIE Eastern cites This
,n steps a. "a thC points hetsesa cnriaBan and conn
has
TuIRD TRAIN-Aeconnodsfion, Leaves ciprinnas 81
50 oeiock .. Fpriughrld, Wnuiogtea. crclevfs
sod Lsrcselsr. CaiEcotle and hikboruegh. Ths uain
sieps a Al ats bst nripnati md So g6el.
TorRTl RAiNclsgslsn I'd and Rifirhu Nirhl Express
ieaFcs Cncnnati A. sclrt, VS. Cleveland ard Ps-
Asrs Or - ~ ktssra es-. Thi steps al poins
beivese csncinnati sd Coluntns
One Traia sona3 a. - asnck p n, or colunbus.
fr4lns san ~ colamsus fne1 hisutss hstsr Aan On
Pare a. Lev a. b any ether Roufs.
R0R THROUGH TicKEf6
Aod 81 neraifon, please ~ a he en1ce1 No hurnes
Hs1r~ $500. Wsst 81 slne strest Ne III. Gbson
neuss buns Ant 90 o1rs, senhrssi q Broad
wsy and fen street. ep1csiie Speaesr House. ~ ne
hAsisfn tls1ils Atsnh pepet, aA.t Ffens sser.s
oges AGuFs for a 4. ~. nni& ~ p ~
H THE ONNf6rE LINZ
c.ns Or Rnn.enrsrs Al IN Ne pa a Iassas or essk and
ssery tFzls ~ leaving arsrna a ener a lhs shove
cot al. tmkg9Tl n. a. kC0dLxA ccnenctor.
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smoking and ChsRing Tobacco's,
n. IA WEAkLEY,
WHOLESALE 0R0cER. PRoDUcE DEALER.
COnMssssoN mERcHANr,
ANH n1ALnR
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,

IRON CASTINGS, Dc,
cokEER o. Faokr AEB BaoAD sySkins.
Nashville, fsnn.
TIAyIN6 parehased ne stcek snd iakea IA fasnd
IA Cherrh AaazrEan. lhs snderrignea pFepsrpa -
cnnnoda1e hh I'D easteneFs. and saeA msg
sFs hlm cal. STA ~ FsEg ssas 6svesEs ibsi Ne
IA 10 aAorG
W<Hs ~ hsy ~ asne. u suzssff tssti,s. saasat
brdsges C as nsrt< lks1sl 4 wfAkIkf.
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CnEAT nISCOYFRY.

HosD Y0UR HoRSrS.
A IL kinfs Of Horse Feed al QUICK, MEAD 90.
~ iuneao No. II South Coilegs a.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF PIANOS.

T the Piano Forte and Music saloon of. hCLURE,
n be found the largest and best orent Of Pianos
offered In this market consisting OF 81 and Octave,
Plain and beautifully Carved Rosewood One % them
is Semi grand which for brancy and purity Of tone i
unsurpasse, by any Square Piano. now before the public
The makers A. II Gale Co.. have even surpassed them
selves and viii poWdd aures to their already high
reputation. Those wanting No. Instrument be
dated upon reasonable terms II they 10
puTchae directly OF the Manufactures Ibave also large
stoe< Of Small T. suments, Helodeon add Sheet Music
bTacng al the New Pieces Wai1es, Pokas Song &c Ac
Schools, Ac furnished upon reasonable terms any
House in the United States,
SaEy- remember the Number. 81 UNION STREET.
jane 2. 1876
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
EazSw7 rsaEra go ezEz SQu
9 - q

H.I.ANDERsON. sup't \. 4 G.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-28
To PLANTERS.

ITALL'S pLOUGlI>, Nos. TO with
IL and without Cutters, ,-5>>
As orted Nos. of Snhsoi asST
aud Flukes, Essssssss ss.assas
Kings P!oug hs-retended bars. Nos.
10 d,
Hay Cutters and Corn Shelters
Ok, Log, Back anil Itace Chains,
Anes Il Bowland's best Spades and
Shovels,
Hoes--cast steel and forged, from 6 in,
TO 10 IN blade,
Blind brides and Cart saddles.
Collars and Hames, for mules and
horses,
Axes, Yankee and Kentucky patterns,
Besides any Other article generally found
in well assorted Hardware store.
iaulsdy) .AkGHl tR Il LANnUE,
Cor Lafayette and Florida SITS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-28
FRESH ARRIVALS,

THE undersigned has Just received per
Empire City,
80 lbs GINS Arabic Lczenges, Of all ilavors
80 do Gum ialie Paste Vanilla Il Rose.
80 do Jnjuhe Drops, assorted.
t. do Ilcelice do do
80 do India Paste,
100 do Tolu Drops,
50 do Fate lie Guimanve,
80 do MarshmsIIow drops.
$50 do lpiube paste, rose, lemon \ Orange.
80 do l'oln do. u boxes Spruce Cum
100 do Chorolat dies Families.
30 do do de Sani6.
80 do do Ia Vanilla, etc.
For sale at reasonable prices, by
oct lSoy WIN. BOGEl, Druggist
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-28
THE GENTS DEPARTMENT.

Especially selected to' This market and
guaranteed 10 he the best wo kmanshir
and latest style, comprising, suits o'
Cold tassmirettes suits ri Chez kpd
Marseles suits of Black Italian Cloth
Meripo, Beaponr, and Alpaca Coats
t. :" Pants
Brown Linen, Drill and other s'yrs oi
snnu ct Goats and Pants: Fancy men
ntill IN patterns and bvth yard, Under
Garments in Linen and Cotton. Silk
Muslin CRAY ts, Hall Hose, Gloves i.
Panama Hats, Straw Hats for Young
America
Special attention is paid to our CUSTOM
ers & from the variety of our stock per-
feet fit is IN all cases assured at
apl. ]. SIMON & co.
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Dry Lemonade.

fNHlN Preparation IL concentration nj
i the property Of the best Lemon and
Sugar. " htch qualities the article 10 pro-
d"re simultaneously superior Leno' Hde,
and make il more convenient than Lemon
syrup or Lemons. not being liable to spoil
whatever climate il may be transferred to
IT. usefulness with Parties. Picnics and the
travelling community ls obvious, and iot
persons tba' undertake long VOYAGES it
vii prove to be an efectual preventative
ot SeutyY.
Invalids may also use it with a1ran-
tsge when prescribed by Physicians Pre-
pared only By VIM boGEL,
Druggist and Apotbecary.
To whom all orders must be dressed
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M ARSI'S Improved Elastic Sns-

NARSL'S Improved Elastic Sns-
IVA pender ShopIder Bruce, The object
Of which is 10 correct habitua stopping
round aud crooked shoulders, weak back
and chest AMI to preserve That erect and
graceful position which is indispensable to-
health aud beauty; i is adapted to Men,
Women and Children oi all ayes, oecipa-
lions and conditions it is light, yet strong
perfectly elastic simple. and beautifully
Iuils the object designed For sale by
Detl WIN. BoGEL. Druggist,
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EM3ROIDERiES.

Enid rhpmiaeIte and Sleeves in ,ioots
Rich Gupure Lace Collars great var
iety of silk and Lace ManieIles t,mh'd
Jaronet Bands, very rich Fmh'd Ladies
Handkerchleis, Emb'd, skirts, DImi-
try, for Skirts large variety IF Siif
Parasols. Fans, Silk Gloves ani Filet
Mitts Nc
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sfsfern Making,

TNHE subscriber, is now prepared 10
4 make cisterns to order IN he very
best vie and will warrant hrs work H.,
viii keep stock of the best lumber al
waya on hand, ard will attend t. putting
his work W Carpenters work aud re-
pairing attended TO. g J.. SEES
Near The Iesuit College
D. Orders left n the Post oliira a'lrrs-
sed as above will meet prompt atten-
lion. tune % Gm