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why don,t you leave them.

Some Of the more conservative members OF
the Republican party, complain because the
Democrats charge them with notification and
negro equality. Now we know there are hun
dreds of men acting with the Republican par
ty who are honestly opposed to such doctrines,
But they are found in bad company They
follow the lead of GIDDSos, CHASE, BRINKER-
HoFF, 4 Co, and by so doing endorse the ne
gro equality doctrines of these gentlemen. 1t
won't do to say that GIDDISos is not Repub-
lican, as some assert Why, he is the very
head heart, and front Of the party. Is he not
chairman of the Republican State Executive
Committee, by virtue of which position he
commands the whole Republican party2 No
one, we presume, will deny that he is not an
advocate of negro equality, and an avowed
nulli6er
Has not BRlNKERHoFF made clear record
in favor Of negro equality, and because ofthat
record, has he not high and important posi-
ton on the Republican State Ticket If the
party is not fully committed to that doctrine,
why is this so2 We know that in Southern
Ohio, many Of the rank and file of the Repub-
lican party are opposed to the doctrines OF
GIDDNos, CHASE, 4 Co, and yet they incon-
sistently follow their leadership They hur-
rah and vote for ticket gotten up and put in
nomination through the influence Of these very
men, whom to class them with, politically, in
cites their displeasure.
Now, we would say to these conservative
Republicans, il you desire not to be classed
with the supporters of negro equality and null
lifcation, why give no room for such imputa-
ton by fellowship with them. Ifyou are op-
posed to the doctrines of these men, show it
by your position. As soon might you expect
to wrestle with a chimney sweep and remain
clean, as to think of acting with GIDDNos,
BRISKERHoFF 4 Co, without having the smell
of negro equality upon your garments Come
out from among them, if you would not be
classed with them
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nEMOORATIl MEETINGs

Will be held al the following times and places;
Al the VAN BUREN HOTEL, Van Bnren township,
Saturday September LIST, at 10 o'clock. O. H. Nallai.
dighan and Hon VIM Allen will speak
Al MOODBuRN, Washington township, Saturday
August 18th, at o'clock Messrs, J, A. Jordan hnd
Nolan will speak
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Never sieeeps
Is Il there Xou Aref

Drill tonight at The Rancho. By order Of
the CAPTAIN
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FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

II EEPS constantly on hand achoce lot of Bourbon
IN Whisky from the best houses in Kentucky Rye
whisky which cannot be exceed for purity and a9t
Old Reotihed Whisky which the world can't beat Pure
Port Wine for medicinal purposes Madeira, Caret Ca
tawba, Sherry Malaga, Native American .Wine but il
mas no objection to foreigners If they have IT,
Holland Gln llsums Sehedam Schnapps, Stomach Bit
mention My stock of Groceries IL complete, and will
sell them as low as any house In Dayton. Tobacco Of
Cigars.
My store is next door to Darst, Herchelrhode a Co
No. 3O1 Second street-in gilt iigures-come now and
examine my stock and II you don't purchase YOU can
go out uninoesteo; thatsall.
au22 T. O'RRTEN
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Nrn ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

TNHE stockholders in the Dayton Western Turnpike
i Road Company are notified that u Dividend or
Fthy cents the shnre declared by the Board of
Directors, the 18th INST and will be paid a the hank
ing House Of v Winters Son, IN Dayton, Tuesday,
september the 4th 1860 and at Eaton, at the secreay
Office, ON Saturday, the Sth Of Sept 1860.
at22dlw3w N. DUNN, Secretary
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We Must have Room
Medical College of Ohio.

ClNClNNATI.
FINlIE Regular course of Lectures In this Institution
i will commence October ~, 1850, and continue until
the latter part Of February 81. Clinical Lectures nj the
Hospital will commence the first of October and con-
tinue during the College Term.
Faculty:
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children
NJ. b. WRIGHT, NJ. D.
Surgery and Clinc.. Surgery,
GE0RGE G. BLACKMAN, NJ ID.
Practice of Medicine,
JAMES GRAHAM, NJ. ID.
Anatomy,
w. W. DAWSON, NJ. ID.
Physiology and Pathology,
j. y. HlBBERD, M. II.
Materia Medica,
]. G. REEVE, NJ. u.
Chemistry and roxicOlogy,
CHARLES OLEARY, NJ. II.
Demonstration,
JOHN $. BILLINGS, NJ. D.
PTosector to Prof Surgery,
CHARLES THORNTON, NJ. d.
Professors Tickets, each. SIS 90
MatfcuNloh 90
Deunstrntors 10
Graduation gb OG
Good boarding from So to 81.
M Hospital advantages unsn. passed.
au2ld2awf M. b. WRIGHT, NJ. D., Dean.
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Prenare i'm Time.

NIlE subscriber has now hand and will keep dur.
l. ing the season the best shaker Yarn, hill cuts
made on longrecls, blue black, mixed white whit,
and red mixed, and for sale 10y.
au22 CHARLES POST & CO.. East Second st.
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NiccailrI
falling Ant
e and AguI
ness, Nerl
stOinerh|
Dx One
THE
,adthe les
nNRaaM
HIlsti,in, 4
HcalipheI
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be withoutl
Son anil 10
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BSold by
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Ptie6geA
sk'a Ncrtnl
sTRICif. I
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|sALSA

,OR the a
nronchiiI
gof Blood,
Cough
ian pisca
rcn ThOusa
cipt itc
sOnl And
tisesuInl
Aonitclsl
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the timely
I)R HAIL.
cnce, and |
freely acco
ththours,
ayrcturu
dressing n
dlrokcn 4
Il have toi
neither thts
TheputAiq
commend
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nediciu0l
horcgcr itl
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nwli save
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on indtu 4
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Medicine.
dncinnau,i
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hepaiieut
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and the ~
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tnostuurlt
~ PHYS
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NInsara n

NHNNT y
IbarSu
the thous
dtleo
that ared
papers, u
ing tlusl
ut least
medicine
in p,iiino
ing 1 arn
tothc int
ThcTnt
the Lung
and Ulwt
whichIv
ii,tis WI
self NJ
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-02
CHAPTER II.
WAS MOSES OF noble BIRTH.


Moses was fourman of Injine kumpany
No. 40 The 40's had just been having a
pleasant fte with the SOS on the day intro.
duce Moses to my readers. He had his arms
full of troies, to wit, 4 skalpe SIS, 2 fng-
ers, ears. which he had chopped off, &C.,
&c. When Eliza, for that was the young
lad1's naim, rekivcred from her swoon she
asked
"How has the battle gone-teIl rHe.''
Eliza" said the brave young man draw
ing himself up to his full hitc, ''we chewed
EN- up, and smashed their old mersheen all
ter pieces
Il thank the GODS she cride "Thou
didst full well, and hence4th ware thee in
my hart of harts And Noses" she con-
tinued; lain her he'd ccnfdingly agin bis
weskit, ''dost n, | sometimes think thou
vast Of nobui birth.
NO." sec he, wildly kitehin hold OF him
self, ''you don't say SO %
Indeed dc" she said, .your ded grand
fathers spirit contest to me the other mite,
and seq he, Moses is a disguised Juke'"
''You theen, Duke" sed Moses.
''Does not the actors call it Juke 2" she
sed stcrnly. That settled the question
II have Thought Of this thing afore," sed
Moses abstrac eddy. eff itsso then it must
be 2 B or not to B-that airs the ques-
ton But no moro of this now. Dry up.
Oh, life-life, your toe many for me-" He
toar his pretty yellsr hair, stamped on
the floor and was gone.
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CHAPTER III.
THE pIRuT FoILEn


Sixteen long and weary years had elapst
since the scenes narrated in the last chapter
took phase
| A nobul ship. the Sary Jane. is sailin
frum Francs to Amcf:yky, throug the Wa
bash Canal. A pirut ship is in hot parsute
Of the Sary Jane. The Capting of the Sary
Jane looked fateeged 4 as the be had lost
all his parunts. The pi,ut is close on him
and he is abowt to give up, when fine
lookin Teller in russell butes and buffaler
over cut rushed forred and seq to the cap
ting, sed he
"Old man 60 down stares Retire to
the STAFFORD bulkhed. lie take charge of
this Bote.''
"Owdashus cuss!' said the capting ga.
way With thee or she'll do murderer"
"Scacely," sed the ncble Teller, and he
drew dyamund hilted sword and cut the
Captings he'd off,
people" aed tie robul Teller, "Ime the
Juke de Moses + -
"Old boss, methinks thow art BLOWN, >
sed youth Of 40 summers, and the Juke
cut his he9 off likewise.
''People,' continued the luke, II alone
can save you from yon bloody and onprluci-
pulled piruts What hoe thar! A peck Of
oats p The cats were immediately brawt
The luke took them and mowtin the iebpoot
he threw them on the topath In mini,
the leadin hos hitched to the pirut bote cum
along stopt and commenst for to dovour the
oats The driver hollered at him terribul
but he woodruff huj an inch. Meanwhile
the Sary Jane. her bosses or. the keen iumpt
was fast leavin the pirut ship.
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MOSES, THE SASSY,
OR, THE DISGUISED DUKE.
~ ARTEMAs WARD.
CHAPTER I.
MOSES.

;, Ny story opens in the classic rrecinks Of
Bosting. H. the parlor of an aristocratic
manshun of Bacon street sits lovely young
lady hoos hare is covered over with the frosts
of II summers, she has just sot down to the
Planny & is singin the poplar pees called the
jSWells Of the Hotion, to which she tells how
with Pensive Thawt she wandered By the G
beet shoar. The Son is settin it's horison land
its gorgeous lite pores in a golden meller
fluid through the winders and makes the
bootiful young lady twice as bootiful as she
was BIZ which is unnecessary. She is mag
nifcently drest up In Berege bask with
poplin trimmins, More Anteck edges & 3ply
earpetin Her dress contains II founders,
brilliantly ornamented with horn buttons,
aud her sLews are morocker With gold span
giles onto them
Presently she presses her hand to her bug
yum, and starts up in ecsited manner. -
..Methinks, she whispers in clarion tones,
Il see voicer' A nobul youth of 81 sum-
mers skrapes the mud from his butes in the
hall and enters. He is attred in red shirt
and black trowsis which last are turned up
over his bites, and his hat bewitchingly'
cockt on one side of bis classic he'd. In zooth
be was nobul child. Greese in its balmest
aase never produced a more gallenter herow
than Moses. The young lady gaaes upon
him for few periods, clasps her hands to-
gether, strikes position. and rollin her eyes
wildly, like an expiring infantile COW cries
Hal Do my Is deseev my Isite p
'"That France them store close. those
vols! it is-it is me own, me only Moses y
and he folded her to his hart. ''NIethinks
shall swoon," SEE she, and pretty soon she
swonded.
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CHAPTER ~.
THE WANDERERS RETURN

The luke was Moses the Sassy. He had
been in Frans abowt 6teen years and now he
was hum agin in Bosting He had some
trubbull in gettin himself acnoiidged as luke
in krans, as the Orleens DYNASTY and bore
bone were forrest him but he finally kon-
kered, and now he had crosst the deep blue
see to git his own Eliza. She knew him at
onct as one Of bis GERS and porshun of his
nose had been cheawcd of, in fights with
oppdsishdn fremen during bcyhood' s sunny
ours. Tha was married aud went to Frans
to reside IN the jucal pallis which was got
UP regardless of expens. Fha had several
children and lived 20 green old age, belu-
we'd ''by all both CRATE and SMALL" as the
Poick seq.
The pirut capting was captured tried con-
victed and sentenced to reed all the letters
that 6iddings and Wise shall rite for the
ensewing yeers His friends are enlea-
vorin to git his sentence committed 70 IN
prisonment for life, I our each day to be de-
voted to reedin the Cannidy papers. He seq
fhis sentunce is wl1rsa Than luther one was.
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TRUE PoL1TENEss He who bas hegrt
glowing with kindness and good will towards
his fellow men, and who is guided in the
exercise of these feelings by good common
sense. is the truly polite man. Pol;teness
does not consist in wearinga white silk glove
and in gracefully fitting your hat IS you
meet an acquaintance it does not consist IL
artificial smiles and hattering speech, but in
silent and honest desires to promote the
happiness of those around you in the read
mess TO sacrifice your own ease and Comfort
to add to the enjoyment of others
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-02

GRAND EXCURSION FOR THE EDIToTIAL
PROFESSION or THE WEsr.-The St. Louis
Erening News says: j.,
The Baltimore and Ohio, Terre Haute,
Alton and St. Louis, Ohio and Mississippi,
Little Miami. Central Ohio, aud their con-
nections, have COTTON ZIP an excursion for
the editorial profession of the West, which
promises to be one of the grandest affairs Of
The day The Invitation is to be extended
to editors throughout the West. South, and
Northwest. 1t is designed that the guests
meet at Wheeling Va, on the 18th of April,
on which day the Baltimore and Ohio will
start special train for Washington, stop
ping at points of interest sufficiently long to
sford views of the stupendous scenery, and
magnificent landscapes on the road py day.
light. The trip includes visit to Mount
Vernon, Baltimore ard Harper's Ferry, as
we'll as many otter points worth seeing. 1t
is designed the: single ticket shall carry
the holder Gpon continuous link Of rail-
roads from St. Joseph to Baltimore, and
from the manner in which the projectors Of
Che enterprise have heretofore managed these
matters, the excursion can hardly fail of sue
cess. Those who DO rot meet at Wheeling,
however, will be entitled to the use Of the
ticket at any time during the session of Con-
JrCSS.
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Still BE ddu't care much as long as hc gifts
his meels reglur.
This is my first attempt at Titin a tail and
its far frum being perfect, but if | lave in
doosed folks to see 9 cases out of 10 tha can
eiter make life as BARN as the desart of Sarv
or as joyous as a flour gardin, my objict will
have bin ackomnlished Adew
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kg An Old Line Wing, in neat after
dinner speech, remarked that fugitive
slaves should be given UP. becauso We should
render unto the sellers things that are the
sellers"
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"Charlie !" said bright-eyed girl,
the other evening, to her bashful lover, Il
am afraid you are forgetting me"
EYES," replied Charlie, "Susie, Z have
been for getting you for these two years.
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Es1- It is said that the Tartans invite a
man to drink by gently Pulling his ear. A
good many of our people will ''take pull
without waiting to have their ears pulled
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~ little boy returning from the Sun
day school. said to his mother, Ma, ain't
there kasem-chism for lit;lc hovs9. This
cot echism is too hard"
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THs SfAmEsB TWINS The Siamese twins
ere still living in Surrey county, North Car
olina. kt a late revival the wife of Chang
was baptized. Chang and Eng seemed to
be much concerned for themselves. and re-
quested an interest in the prayers osthe min
lister.
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EY'I wonder, Lucy, how it feels to kiss
one of those horrid creatures with NOUS
taohe? Indeed, ! don't know. but I'm
a'oiic Il, mt the hearth broom and try " y
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R Whoever produces something usefu
in the world !; lives upon his own industry
meets his obligations; deals equitably add.
to the true wealth and worth of the world
character and is reliable, trustworthy, sci
respected and respectful Of others-his lif'
is a life of growing manliness. and hi
death Will be real loss to humanity.
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OLD GEsr-Little boy, don't pick your
nose so.
LITTLE BoY-My nose pick it as much
as I choose-4th Of July too, pick it like
thunder if want to
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g he Uindieator,


THSMs.-Tbe ..vINDICATOR" is published
svs1y.Friday morning, On Main Street. TWO doors
Below B. Crawford's Cerner' at Two Dollars and
y Cents which may Dc alsonaff w ~ .ns pay
III, hs discontinued but at the option Of tie Edi-
Aers. until all arrearages are paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS Of ten lines Tor less, In
serted three times for one dollar, and twenty live
cents for each subsequent continaanes. Larger
advertisements inserted in the same proportion.
liberia, discount made to those who advertise
Professional Cards, not exceeding seven limos,
viii be inserted fer ohe year for $5.0o-six months
far $500. ---a -
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4 NEW DISCOVERY.
The Japan Palm Root Cordial,
For Cosumption.

By CONSULAR HARRIS, at Jedo.
Na. Price 81 90 bottle or doz for $500 sent
free
WIN, HUTCHINSON, N. D. Sole Ag't.
$40 Broadway, New York City.
Oct 81, S)9-6m.
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Dental Notice.

Dental Notice.
WIN: CHAPMAN has removed his office to the
w old Bell Tavern, near the Virginia Hotel.
and opposite 'Brandeburg's Corner" and adioin-
ing Rankin's Daguerrean Gallery, where be Will be
pleased to see his friends and customers.
Stanton, Feb. 8, 1860.
/ (. THOMAS A. RERKE JEf-Offcen
j ne second story of the building ccupiedby
Dfhegnoids. D4.--H
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DtottssianaI Garos.

3. r: pAskw0ons p. r. eRA7ka
HARDWOOD & GRAY ES,
F9wbiCnab1c Tad1Ors,
0EHcssEe tile .NNrO!e Yard,
Main ST., staunten, Va.
vyrOCLD inform their friends and the public
w generally that they are TOW prepared to
execute work entrusted to them in the neatest and
most Fashionable Styles, and they hope by prompt
ntten ton to business and desire to please ali who
may tAyor them With their custom. TO merit a hoe-
sel share OF patronage.
Staunton, Sep. 8, ls5s-i.
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G0FAS.-A new lot Sofas, just to hand, verv
~ cheap. A. b. ANDLEE.
staunton, July %, 49,
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lsl kinds Of Castings made to order at the Staun-
ton Foundry, by A. j. CARRIER & CO.
Get. 7, 1859.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.-The largest variety of
ID Boots ard Shoes, on hand, to be sold at small
advance on cost at J. POLLITZ.
Oct. 7, 1859. Clothing House.
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CQS S1Lk Velvet Cloth ard Cashmere Coaks,
OOC latest STYLES, from So to $22, at
$. q. HILR'S Dry Goods Store.
Nov. II, 1859.
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CAUSAGE CUTTEBS.-A superior SAUSAGE
. GUTTER with Suffer combined, to be had at
fhe Hardware Store Of GEO. Z. PRICE.
November IL, 1859.
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4 Care Warranted in tvs daya.
Or JGH GVON

y Z
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
Graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges of
the United States, and the greater part of whose
life has been spent in the Hospitals of London, Par
is. Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some
Of the ii ost astonishing that known,
Many trotbled with riaeihg il The and head
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at
sudden sounds, and bashfulness, with frequent
bushing, attended sometimes with arrangement of
81
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r ARGE QUANTITY OF sALTPETRE, for sale
IL by F. II. TROUT & CO.
Staanten Dec. 3.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR.. JOHNS TON

TUE founder Of this celebrated Institution, the
L CITY regularly Educated Physician ADVERT
sing, ofers TIE most certain, spesdy and only e.
fectual remedy in The world for
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1flistellaueo,ls.
THE SOFT ANSWER.
BY T. S. ARTHUR.

'I'll give him law to bis hearts content,
the scoundrel? said Mr. Singleton, walking
backward and forward, id state of angry
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4 LARGE Supply OF TOOTH, HA1RAND
s|a sa.1h -! s1oAAAs f01 s'Is z Yseurs.c
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DURE GROUND PEPPER-ground by our.
4 selves. Also Pepper in grain.
Staunton. Dec 9. P. II. TROUT & co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12

DEAbBs COURT oF DEATH Rosa Bonheur',
Il Horse Fair, for sale by
marli J. MCCORMICK.
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i RIA N X II UG u II T.
no THE MtI,troNi

THE rsasrsi encouragement which hive me,
With IN my new business, induces the return ~
'rsnv thanks W this generous public frr ihei,
patronage. snd solicitation frr them ~ -psip
nstics announcements ~. day 10 The sddi,lrnsl
supplies ~ my sirsahv large sna ''ash s,est ~
all gr"ds belonging =" nv line ~ BUSINESS. and
IN ddnR ~ feel fullsssnrsnse ihst iflhsV viii
call sed soc me ,hey viii he satisfied shs. my
mes, snorts 10 10 give sr'irs ss'sfsetipn and will
swsit the pleasure ~ showing ny stock snl ssrv
Ing ""n w,o may Oirs ms emil"
FRANK HUgUBT.
nrr29 rprre, ~ Third end Lsr,el street,
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~ ~ - ~ ~ "
rEoH leave respectfully " inform his f,ianJ-
and The eitssns ~ nston Rouge aud Ia vicinity
generally that hs IL rrsrsrsa tst sbprt notirs}
execute any orders In connection with the cree.
ton ot ~ repairs Of Buildings with which he may
hs entrusted. lie viii siso furnish Co Contractors
nuildsrs. Planters and othsrs Eash (fsaiy ptitnsd
and aissed " dsslfsd,l VENETIAN SHUTTER
with stationary or pivot stats, Inside Rolling
nlinds, fannel Doors Ac.. sny required siss. at
90 low rates az they can he obtained elsewhere IN
the South, aud Of the bes, style 81 workmanship.
lie has also established In connection with the
above. a JOINING DEPARTMENT. wherein
orders will he executed promptly CisTRENH Of
snr required capacity made 10 order.
lis would also respectfully suggest 10 those who
may contemplate building. that he IL prepared 20
get NJ Designs aud Plans Of Rural Cottages and
other Residences. with detailed speciRcat tons.
nils ofqusntitiss Of materials. estimates Of Goat
etc.. on reasonable terms. Orders for any Of
the above named workmanship. or services, tsit
In care ~ Msssrs.
pAN'i. tIcKy. West ns,on Rouge,
JORDAN HOLT. Hosadais. La
ALFRED DurLANTtER, Manohao, n. n. Rouge,
n. YALE, Springfield. Ls,
or through the Post once. will meet with with
prpmpt attention.
tW- shop on North boulevard street, opposite
he state House, naton Houge. La.
August 9Th. 1859.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
- UNION HOTEL.

j ebcve named establishment On Lsves street,
bot Of plr'ids. f'uu NJ Tof. Bssaiiseo, respect
lrng lnlrtns his frisnds spd the psbis sansrsliy.
,he' he will hereafter continue the satpa bssidsss
ana solicit share ~ paddle ps',tssgs. The hsys.
hss undergone thorough rspsi,s and rented IN
make " s1usi ~ any othsr nr'al ~ thls city
rheRV HENRY q HOOPER,