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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23


OXFORD SAusAags.--Thc following re-
cpc for making the celebrated Oxford Saa-
sagcs, 80 much desired BY the lovers Of good
eating in England, 10 from late English
publication
Iagredisnt,.--One pound and half Of
pig mca, cut from the griskins without any
skin, and a half pound II veal. One
pound md half u beef surs, the yolks
and whites Of Eve egr-. A dessert spoon
fnl Of siiied sage, after being we'll dried
Pepper and sal, TO taste.
r. make tAe cbovs into !Sssssgss. Chop
the mes, into small pieces and then pound
II together in marble mortar till II 10 short
and tender. Chop the sucs very 6ne, and
when the cggs are we'll beaten together, o.
ter the white speeks are taken ost. pour the
liquid over the pounded meat and chopped
sue., we'll kneadlnr Il together with clean
hand, throwing in the sified ssgs, snd psp'
per snd salt from seosrsish pepper boz dsr.
Ing the operation, % - 70 III them impree'
nate the whole mass wishoss being psedom.
insnt IN any part Of u.
Press the whole when we'll mised together
into vide mou,hed jsr, and keep Il from
the cir in cold plses.
Roll the rasssses On . aous board sad
NE very little grease IN frying then, y
they sill be fss enough 10 ny themselves
with tho sid of frying pan.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23

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Asss insertion of M sdver,i.ement.
Advertisements not marked wita the nuh,bsr Of
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for ~ tho regular rates until ordered ont.
Advsesisu,rsu, from distance must be accom-.
panied BY hs Casa, or satisfactory reference.
Political addresses OF circulars intended for In
li,idual bsnsst, charged ~ advertisements.
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~ u oil, viii aass TO be paid for in advance, ct
doshls price.
- Editorial bnsiress notices 20 cents per limo.
knnounssmcn.s oi candidates must be paid for
ssetly IN adrsncs. ~ follows; for Sists and Dis
tsiss soess, 90, for Couasy eftca, $5.
Obitassy Notices over nine lines In lsneth. or
Tributes oi Respect BY Assosiations or Societies,
- shs Aessh of neiabsr, mus. be paid for n our
sdvsstising rates.
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ssnpanisd BY tho aathors' signatures.
~ All communications connected with the
husinesa Of shis olice must bs addressed 10 "Ths
Edilos q ths panola Star"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23
nomtsIi( Q:tonomp.


"ilae H.all va isfHsf'i amfle lie
iiHF tHIf taa s fIf.df
tfm ifm 'htWHf'a lfmfrtiuaus HHis,
tfaH 'm.i ~ scented Ht|ds"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23
ApYEllTisINu RATES

Mae haa, ~ less, t,h' are ,yre,l always 10
ssss..ssss square. all over one SQUARE and Under
- llnss, will bc counted as two squares cuts or
isses syps charged for the pace ,hey occupy
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23

"NITH HH#1ff, IN ffHIf. fashl
All sib,adrllons nal distinctly limited o, lhs
Dims of ssb'snhlss, ell ba continued until all NJ.
ssssas~ ~. phli, o. a,ibsopion u ihsI'foprisor.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23
JOB WORK

JOB WORK
o. All DESCRIPTIONS, from large Hand Bills -
Paaey Cards, done with Neatness and Dispatch
aud On saasonabls terms.
eICAOW ON nCLuvEaY. "A
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23
Gbs pmoIa Star

y trhtlmsp tseny Wraspsf vonslsa,
nv ysSv Awe. a. sJuvAIs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
James .IEr IMy,


nfps issve respectfully ~ irfrrm his friends,
snI NE ri'i,sns NJ Baton Rouge and Ne vicinity
generally that he is prepared co. shrti nniieaj 10
execute anF pfdefs ~ connection with the eree-
'ipn r. rapsifs ~ Bulldogs with -hi.h b. inay
bs entrusted Ne viii slsp furnish % tjnntrasipra
nriiis,s PLANTERS aud oti,ts. sash f,esdy ptitael
shd glq,si u Issitsi.J yEgfrtAV SHUTTERS
with stationary or pivot stats, Inside Boiling
Minds, Psursl p"rts. g. ~ soy required siyn. ~
90 Inv 'sias ss hey 10 obtained eiseFhars IN
the south snl If the iesi sirie rf wurkmsnsbip.
lie has sisr established IL rrpnariien with me
sbpve q JOrHiNg DEPARTMENT. wharein oil
rfdpfs viii 10 executed promptly. CfsTREVs ~
any required capacity made ~ prfef
~ would alsr respectfully suggest ~ ihpae who
rav contemplate building iha' be s D, pared 10
sai ~ Designs nna Pianu ~ paral Cottages sna
other Residences. with detailed sperihestio
nils ~ quantities ~ materials estimates ~ Cns
etc. ~ reasonable ie'rs orders for auv ~
the strva named vorhmqnship ~ services. laft
~ rata ~ Mearrs
tAEta uicRy. West H,tcn Reusa.
IpnDAN HptT. nrseisla. Is
ALrPED burLANTfFR. Nanebae. D. y Rouge.
~. .. sair, Springfield La.,
up through iha Post once. viii meet win viii.
prompt attention.
sW ship on Norih Boulevard street. opposite
he S'eis lietsa. baton Rouge. 30.
August 9Th, 1859
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

~ For professional and business cards,
(inclndine daily paper not exceeding sis
Inns. FOR " months. go without the pc
per, sl2.
l1'The privilege ~ yearly advertisers
u stuetly limited 70 their own immediate
aud regular business and the business of
sn advertising firm is not considered ~ IN
GLIDING that If iis individual member.
-" Announcing candidates for state
and Parish oiiloes, $40 rnunieipsi ,6iees
a., ~ he paid fnr IN varisbly ~ advance.
iS5- All advertisements for strangers ~
transient parsons b. he paid in advance.
i7I- Advertisement not marked on the
c"py for . specified time, will be inserted
til frhid, and payment ssaotsd.
s%~Ail communications intended y
promote the private ends or interests ~
Corporations. Societies. Schools ~ iBdi ND
usls. viii ba charged as advertisement.
;str Cards of psrsonsl character cen
only be published IN this paper ~ sdvsr-
tissmeh's, and must Ne paid for IN ad vance
~ double advertising rates.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

HANr ~ sipre. ihptdlrving goods. which they
nHat ~ deaiars sna Families. other - ubplnsale
~ 20 sil. sn f,vsfgble isrms ana ~ raa snnatle
prices.
Tpus,,o
IL every vsripivi ~ npves-hIR, Buses 10 D.
NHrns, "r ~ The rlnEie r7Tnl of piut
sEgAHs.
rq,aiprss raras1. tpa,has. pps,s rrrsh.s
Fieniimjni. Tsfnrss. rrs Nine. fisfaa plas. 10
LuHas. Lopdrss. ~ nsqhas, e'e.. fie.
nAAypT.
oid uennsssav-i1pG on tlsrlg Ola s.,s,ss.
eii is'rirp brr. o'erd, DpraV = Go forerDriht.
Csiarha: Eiehib'z Ifnitsiion.
WHISKY.
Oii SCOTCH. Oi Irish H. rnbrinn rvs. pii
Robinson County. Tennessee, CHnmpn Raeiihad.
rLARTT.
Alf,sl No,iop's N-fsesus.
~. DE- LarvifIs.
Saint Iulian Nsiss.-zir bswss ~ ~ the uask
EpX GOODS.
OLA Etsniv. rtapdv Chafrins. rba,pragna older.
quarts apd piuis. Assorted Brandy Fruits Assfrt.
81 Cetiipis. Lemon Syrup, flavbfing Estfsefs
PiCKLEs Avn KgTCuUPs.
In gallon Jars half Gallon, quarts sd Piats, wal
mt Eei-hpts fstpa'" Enishbp nushfppr Rafsi-
~, Worcestershire sauce, John Ruil. d.. Fanli
sAHDISEs. oYsrEps. gro.
baltimore Cove Oystsrs. safdinss IN 1usfto,.
hslfsp1 whsls hoses fslforr. etc. Isrke,st ~
Riis ap1 Hatfais
Air AND PORTER,
H. piris ami rusfls
PRESERVES, FRr1T, rrc.
Ilsi Current Jelly and Jam; bssbarrg jelly ara
jan. sirawbartv, DO. Preserved Peaches. pipgar.
Green Cages. upiBess, he.
FHrsf FHUtTs.
Peaches. Strawberries. Hssbsrfiss. Blaektsr,iss
A..
VEnETAnLEs.
Green Dorn. Green res= Asparagus.
TFAs.
large and Variad assortment n chests eff
chests, pounds. hair pound and pnsrfer pound
packages.
We slsp hsve IN sio,s out usual assortment pf
Western goods consisting ~
FLOUR. BACON. FOHR. LARD, CUEEsE. BUT.
TIER. PigB FEET, 40.
Crushed, 20 rdntad and brown sugars, Rio Cof.
fec. Old Goysrnpent Javs, soap. Candles. Oils,
n'c sic. frr sale ~
jsbl7 BAHbEE a BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

SIrRAinHr prl rrorkrl hsnll, rane Eniras
- Nth ard without hrrks. Copper aud filmed
skir'ir-ts MA laisia, rara shot tantharpa:
sugar House IqUp4 Wieta. Oh Cans, iarr. sud
s'pplli Tneiuner Ntenshes, ~ tu tq H.. Erpu's
Faucets ff ~ suirliia paiiHns sod half aallpus
Fif ~ sulriiip: sarharrtpet-f's Thermometers.
u"upipr lns arl sthr Cat,. i'ark Ing ~ ~ ~
description ~ LAnHUttR ktANrETg.
prisf trt Lafayette sud Flasila cts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
BoRIEa mAguIuEa. AuegRa 40,

ItsT HrrElvEpa f-w Boring Machines. Wit
~ three steel Aneefs. ra'ari Auerr lliis assptl
ad sizes. Poet Appars pahl ~ iprias
msyIl LANnIITH % IANOtir
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
ID. r. ITCH T.,
l9nstHPcr ~ .If0~hinisf.

III ANlNG located myself In this city, I beg leave
III o. ofir my services 20 Planters and others as
an ENGINEER and NhCHINIsT. haviu-, had ten
wears experience In the Island Of Cuba. aud sew.
ersi YEAR In this state. feel confident of being
able o. give perfect Subtraction 60 all those who
may tsNur ne With their patronage. Particular
attention given TO STEAM TRAINS of al dascrip.
lions, Machinery of all Kind. repaired, and rliy
gusrsntoad.
! hm also prepared to furnish a. short notice
slGAE Mills, STEAM ENGINE, PORTABLE
tNSlNts; SASH and CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
el Ine stest patterns; BACASSE FURNACE;
STEAM TRAINS, Of all descriptions, etc.. etc.
80 Letters addressed To ID. X. TIgup p.,on
Rouge, LA-, viii meet prompt attention.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
rHns, uirrioy pnrapvnnNT
.sTsD ShOc store!
n II IT ~ - u - r
.hUnrl STREET, BATON HoUar Ia.


IrlE undersigned begs leave re-
specially tp call public stten gMl
"pn ~ the feet t',at BE- hhs opsne1Kh
u the new brick building of Johr' -
inuguet, Esq.. on Laurel street. in The oity
w Hpton Rouge, % very extensive stock IF
hours. SHOES. HATS AND GAPS.
As NY eutira attention will be devoted q,
this line ~ business. shall keet a ortu-
plaio assortment and great variety. GEETs
SlipES aud UDDTE, LADIES SHOES.
SLIPPEHS and HOTTIES also Boys.
Miasrss Children and Infants siIOEg
together with ell the varieties end sty lee q
hats AND CARS.
! an deteffnibsd ~ keep every article 10
fny line pf business. 81 hs - make the
LAUREL STREET STORE" bead quar-
tars, for goods ~ my line, and by unre-
Knitting attention 90 business fir prices
and q disposition 10 please the public, com
mend libetsfal share If patronage.
az Orders from the country aud from
West Ration Rouge, will meet immediate
attention. a. ". HUGUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
AGnIcuLTunAL IMPLEMENTS.

DinUnlS. Avas. medium ara heavy torn
shallnts sri npai 'raps'. eifaw ruttet
spi Hav triy.s, Arpg prvlsnI'u Spades ari
shovpe, lipes ertkal srallsa nd isv ru,t Hush
Fai rtain acyihfs. sieflss. ttpiu CfsHles.
sresih's H'iar Hooks srh IHig uti-rs. nrtdp,
shesfs ani lsrdrp Ttrw-ils. steel Point Wedges
fines. nv, lor. back aud trace chpius. mind nj
alas t"ilats and iistres. ct Saddles ard Htepeh-
ias Crescent aud ~ ssws. uatJap lhriaas Cue
~ C1nhs. ani all the other i'm lt'nanls generally
nssl =" he haa 81 the agricultural Isia hlis'nart
~
maYi LtngUiFn . LANuUH
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
s,DDLEuy AND HARNESS.

= ~ ' y Y -.
Ti,i'd street. Hn'"" ii""as. In.
NtTot ~ respectfully ipfpim HE friends sud
w tha public generally. that be has nrw "n
hand lust received vsfv superior stock ~
PAppItsaMan'a. nnya ptd Lady's Csrtiqga.
nuVav. Cert, bray aud Wagon Harness! Valisrs
Carpet bags. Htiiia niitsi Piitturs. Fpurs api
Whips Traces, lIau'Hs apd Mind siilas.
-AfSp--
large stock ofueiHfiais. fat rtatipg. mend
In and faraifng.
81 prdets itpm The country solicited aud
promptly flied ~ the lowest cash rrirps.
ppva.F T.. gOYAUN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
POST AunERR.

1 a iNbiarI2AbLF iahnr sarlue Maei,ipa n,t
y Iiapinre. a. bore ara irth hnlss n.f 90 10
~ LACQUER = LA4uUEF
June y. 'r' Lstagaiia q Flpriaa sis
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

IusT reesived t,.r ship llprisnn, - Uriis Grass
y Uore. assoti-'l. ftor Clothes Iine a. sisats-
bHai's Gable ~ LAHgUiFr - LANptF'R
m-i "a lInrI mn L. Iii. htnnt,I
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
cAur a WAGON HARNESS.

Tt'hL aszptip,art ~ unli,ts ii,uas. min,
u Htiiiar. rsfi nraorhipe. cert saddles. Wager
iiatu.zs. Ttrra 81 ,ine. etc. uhieii prar al
mn iota'a ptip1f.
isni7 LAnHTfTH tANpTE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
I1NION IIOIItI.
IN PRO ED
GAS LIGHT APPARATUS

TllH undersigned respectfully calls the attan.
ton Of Planters aud the public aenelly. a. his
GAS LIt!ttT AppAItATIs
sud lie established economy apd advantages over
any other kind of Iisht. fr runIIC BUILDINGS.
PRIVATE Ht=lpENCfs, ElgAH UOUREs. .ec..
So. ile has abundant, conclusive and satisfac.
tory Testimonials. whore his Gts ltGIrr AZ.
PAkAT1s II IN opurntoni that there Is a saving
Of 20 per cent In money. besides all the labor that
uecessa,il, has to to bestowed ou OIL Lstnpu ~
'nt othof kind OF liquid nov In use.
The Capitol NJ Baton Rouge. il up hy ono IT my
Improved Gas Light Apparatus.
II which I have The testimppisls of Dayrrnor u
q. wiCSIuTr. sbdof M-ssra. Berlin Chilifess. scr.
Frnn, rs tr'pr ut tho senate and 5. ~. rsrnlt,
sarFcant-st Arms OF the House. who say
"lour "improvsd 0as Lisht apparatus" ~ ap.
piled TO he state House l. admirable IN ~ st.
arrangements, aud III that could be- desired"
have also the Testimoniss OF Dn. Isnu Prn.
TlNs, of last Baton Rouge, and ". ", Prau, 81
Assumption, who have my apparatus attached a.
their sugar Houses, which should like sugar
Planters 70 examine
juns25 DIR. TiGUc.
&c. Address letters To n. n Tighe. Baton Rouge
v liinieoi prompt attention.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
Boys Clothing.
LADIES CLOTH CLOAks.

II HAVE just received new assortment Of these
Il goods, very long aud new styles, ranging In
prices from 10 30 S2u, also pretty assortment Of
Misses Cloaks and Tslmss, suitable fer dress and
school Closks W. D. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
HITTER.
JUST RECEIVED.
COTTON SEED.
COTTON AND CANE HOES.

IN Dozen % the Oval bye steel, add Lyn.
IOO dons Elephant Hoes, embracing every
sine and pattern, for sale at
tblI MoNTAN 4 MATTA's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
TO BUILDERS.
HOSIERY AND UNDER WEAR.
BIsCUITsi BIsCUITsii

lust received direct from the factory q
- fresh assortment Of Biscuits, consist
ing Of Cracknols, Cream, macaroui, Lem
on, Soda and hand Butter Biscuits. which
! will sell low for cash, by the cuse, or at
retail.
janI2-4ts %. HACKET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
PER ARGYLE.

0Sn KEGS ofthe celebrated LsIBelie works
-CO Nails just received aud for sale low
These the best and most carefully Dsnufaetur-
ed nail nov made. AONTAN 4 MATTA
deco Hardware Corner
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
THE DAILY GAZETTE 4 COMET,
by GRO. \. PIKE.
llsbs1 every Morning (Nsndsv exssp,sa)

DAILY fPrn AENusJ siO ~
WEEKLY " " IN advance, 3 20
If not paii within mo. 8 90
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
DRANCH LOUISIANA STATE
Southern Land OMre.

I HAVE customers in Missouri Kentucky
u Virginia and North Carolina, for i'm
proved and unimWoved Cotton Lands, at
fair prices.
State and entered for a small Commits.
sion. CITY Property sold, rented, or. sx
changed ny Jos. CoLToN, Southern Land
Agent, aud i.esl Estate Broker, No. s
PISS, Row. Office hours frem . until
20clpck. ispl4.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
gle, La, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 30 1860
bARGU1EH& bANOttE
ANItai AxIEsr

A%lSi AK ESi
"a puJtT rhrrrirg Asrs ~ uItlns nfuHe sd
~ nthrr g"ph sst.rs. Iighi. inaaipm, hsavy
qri syira heavy. alwela 90 hand - 'hp iisriHarr
asishllshfitrfof IAnqt.tFn ,fIANUtfF
inati trrppr Lafayette ard Fi0fida &c
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
Patent Portable Corn Mills
WITH SIEVE ATTAt'T MTNT

4 tuf ~ hs strvp Nllia uiiirui drpif 'bs
n best article ~ ih- kird hafte NE public ~
u sinJia ~ construction easily adjusted ~ Grind
roarea ~ fra sni not iiahip ~ re nui ~ rrdss-
ilnl sni alfis one hustel If corn per hour -
and f,r iaiwpHu--frr sale -
rni1 iAH4tttr fIANutI-s
tntrrf Lafayette abd Fiptila etc
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
~. A. NATlIMAN.
HOUSE, SION AND ENTAIL

- - I ~ y - n.
THIhp stHFif.
not vepr Nor'h Bpulststd 4 ronveriior eirreis.
nATpN uoUGH. -.
'rHn tvprnsIgTrp haviaF Ri,si ~ the btrsp.
! moth ~ ~. Michael rrarerg q u'rrrrr s'nr4,
90 ThifI street. whore b. he tafnuvrd he shrp.
anh as asrai is p,apstad ~ ~ ufis'a ~ work.
anywhere. within compass ~ fiiF 'nil.s ituru biz
Shop.
~ orrsrs rns pAtNTtNp, uLA2tgn. -
ran " ANHi3l. pir. addressed ~ him through
The rusi uFlsr 10 ihs city. viii irrst prompt VI
iantun iiunpf'fp-y - " 4 KAUFMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
40 pIIYSINIANH

We would sou thst eur facilities fpr alspansir,
Prescriptions are moi surpassed ~ snv si,aiisr
house ~ the South. Having hpan 10 considerable
. ~nnnsn ln Num- IN mn
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
To.t's Patent cotton sorsper..
SILKS.

OUCH AS MORE Antique, Flounced, se,
- inst received and for sale az
deco n. y. CHEAP STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
COFFEE
LADIES CLOTH.

TJsT RECEIVED few pieces Of Ladies CIota
- with general assortment q Trimmings. All
Of which will b. sold ~ rosspuabIs price. at tbs
deco FIOPLEs STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
BARBEE 81 BENJAMIN.

Hiyr 10 siore. lhptdlrwing eopds. which The
oHat ~ dealers snd Families, ni'bat - wbplasal
~ res ii. or ftvsfgble terms ana ~ rea srnsb
prices.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-10

SPEAKING WELL OF Others 1t the dis
position to speak well of others were uni
v~ersally prevalent, the world become a com
p~arstive paradise. The opposite disposition
10 the Pandora box, which, when opened
fills every neighdorhood with pain Ond sor'
row. How many enimies and heartburn
inps flow from this source! Ho" much
happiness interrupted and destroyed! Envy
jealousy, aud the malignant 'pirit OF cvii.
which find vent by the lips. 20 forth on
their mission like foul tends, TO blast The
re reputation a nd peace Of othes. Every one
has imper fections, and in the conduct Of HE
hes, there will be occasional faults which
might seem to justify animsdversion. II
is q good rule, however, when there is cc'
casion for faul,-finding, to do II priv
ately to the erring one. This may
prove salutary. 1t lie a pfocf of interest in
the individual, which will generally be taken
kindly, it the manner OF doing it be not or
f~ensiye. The common and un' hristion
rule, on the contrary, is to proclaim The fail
ings Of others to all but themselves. This
is unchristian, and shows a despicable heart
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-10

|
hereby pledge themselves to a hearty sup
nor, Of the nominations made in pursuance
thereof.
Resolved cd, Thst we are In favor OF such
tariff as will afford adequate protection
snd Encouragement to the products OF the
white loburiog men Of our own country
s,sins, those Of foreign countries.
Resolved Sd, That we are in favor OF
sousity Of rights among all citizens and
opposed TO prescribing any one on a%ccoun,
Of his Cd mons or his place Of birth.
Resolved 4th, Tha, in view OF the recent
events on the continent OF Europe and con-
demnlng the positions taken by the preseht
Democratic Administration, we hold II 10
be the duty of the American government to
maintain the principles that its na,urallzed
citizens who visit the countries oftheir birth,
are equally entitled to immunity from i'm
pressment into foreign armies, a. II they
we're American born.
Resolved, 9th, That 90 IRE cordially at
-tsehed to the provisions Of me Homestead
Bill az originated and passed by the Repub-
Ncsn party in the House OF Representatives,
holdin Z, as we do, that our unsettled domain
should be reserved for free homes to Free
men, who will redeem 1t from the wilderness
Resolved, 9Th, That If, from any unfor
seen cause, any Of the delegates appointed
by this Convention to the National Conven
ticn at Chicago, shall be prevented from at
tending, the delegates who msy be presen
shall have power to fill such vacancies from
citizens OF the State in Attendance at tn
Convention.
Resolved. TIN, That we favor a plan 10
the colonization Of the free negroes OF th
U. 8. and those that may hereafter be er
irenchised by States or individuals into II
American TROPICS, where they may, In 1t
language Of Mr.. Jefferson, become an ind
pendent people, under the patronage oil
protection Of this government. and re!ie'
the free white laborer from the ccmpeiiti'
OF this class g. thus ibeneftting both race
extending g. increasing our by
reciprocal interchange Of the products &m'
ufac,urers Of the Temperate Zone, for I
tropical productions of a strong colony
free blacks in that region.
Resolved, sth, That our next Natior
State Convention be held in the City
Richmond, upon such day Of the year lSt
90 the State Executive Commute appoii
cd by this Convention shall determine.
On motion Of Mr.. Caldwell, Resolv'
that the Executive Committee, which
been appointed by this meeting be direct
at their convein ence to appoint an elect
ial ticket for the state Of Virginia.
On motion Of Mr.. Pumphery, Resolv
that ten thousand copies Of the address
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-10

PRICES GREATLY REDUCED !I!M
STONE & THOMAS

Syh Dv Goods bought almost entheI with ASH, whichn porot Style quaMy& Richness
oany Iv have ever bouehtt THE city; and In yARTy ad ouANTTyU om whche select
ndcheapnea is unsupusedb by any IN ue Yes. In their stock maj be found lmostevey variety
OF Goudse daptd to LADIES', MEMS and BOYS WEARl .a 40, e,,cui
In their Rean Department hey invIn the attentions the Indies 70 their large STOCK OF hiON
DRESS SILKS, being the largest ck in thee lily. and m6racng al bhehNsss ssyesd BTederes
PmIds Set jgmps md Plain greatly reduced. FRENCH WOOLENS, TO witt ednosS
lCashmers and DEFINES plain andh gnred; lads iiMauunes Mmau vu nencs IN gen CIV N xuhy
mntm our stock is eyl urpe-twic is large as any in he CITY,, andyeTy very geatbngans gvni
FURs, enhrcingv ctrnes, Mufs, MuHates, CuMum d Gioves COaksa ind Choking, embracing
a great variety, some very iiha and desirable, with WINNING 10 meHn, n Jul Sha"l DepMtmee
ma be- ond ali the atN yes and the largest stock in the city. We have very choice sNee
made xusvm for rs. Ous stock OF American Goods wits deuinaa prints, Tnghans and staple
GMcS OF yTy kide ntranse tense fhou@ndso yards every variety. and price. Carpets and
IcnlsW We call particular attention oms stock OF carpehng and oil clnh as we ed eMusot
Bows Wear We call attention to the largest stool of cloths. casdmees, casanets, Jeans, Tweeds
IFnnnea cantnns MuJins etc. that is kept b. my nlar house intbec city. To oury obbng De-
InWment we caIthe auenuond 1.-The Trade. DUR ok of Piece Goods and Noionsw will be found
~u m wv iii and ompted To- The wants of the Trade and in vanety. style and rice, second &c
no obhng hUse in the hy-Buing with Cash almost exclusively wee 9ta caah ue, ana !"
p" Pnnss 20 snt u epov nG 9Th Gv free oTexpense no35y STONE g. THOMAS.