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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-12
XzIRGINfAs ssi

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v AT Iules held in the Clerks Office OF
the. Circuit Court OF CabelI County on the
first mondayin the month of February, 1860.
Hiram Campbell. George Viii
lard, John G1ibeftson, A.
d.. James and Vim. Small
wood, surviving partners Of I'm Chancery
&the late firm Of MenanS, and upon an
CLARK 4 Co. pbnplainants, attaehmenL
against ).
John W. Savage, Myrpn g..
.Farlony and George Drake,
Def,ts. ~ -4 - . q
The object Of thisasait IS 70 recover from
thedefendants the sum of seventeen HUNDRED
and eighty-two dollars and sixty two cents
with interest thereon from the 25th day OF
October 1858. and the1costs said debt lts
upon the transcript Tof5 Al Judgment rendered
against said defendants Myron CsFarlony and
John w. Savage. in the Court OF common
pleas Of Knox county and State Of ollo IN
The first subdivision Of the sixth jadicial
district of said State. And it appearing from
afFidayit1f filed in the papers Of this cause, that
the defendants. j ohm 9W! Sava &c, Myfon! 2.
Faffony and George Drake, are non residents
of the State of yirgiHia ], It's ordered mat
they do appear here within one month after
due publication Of this order, and do Whist is
necessary ID protect their interest I'M the
premises. szE Teste,
al H. IA. WOOD; Clerk.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-12

And wilfpay particular attention tosetting
up and repairing all kinds ofInsehinery ]; will
make iron TailfngsS &C. Ae. They hope by
their attention to business. and by4he quality
Of their work 10 FIlerrit1a Liberal share OF
patronage. POTTER a MHITTEN,
North Charleston. Va, near Rtbbyss Mill.
Dec s. 1883. S$3~
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'Wtlso1a Housa.

W119Cn HOuao
20. WILSON, PROPRIETOR.
Charles tan, Kama " ha Co...
PAST sOlLDlss lBovE raE corar Hotsr
The Proprietor Of this new end spIeo6s
brick Hotel, is new prepared to receive y,sh.
ors. No pains will be spsyed to render -
Table ard Bar worthy of the support of "a.
Travelling Public. Rates as low az A -. ~
other Houte Of equal sta nding. ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-12
EANAWHA ANB CINCINNATI PlGEET

The fne LigR Drdaght Frsight and Pas
senger Steamer,
EIaTsDN GR AE /,
s. @. FARLEY,h -ii-sk ]. K, JoHN SON,
Captain.e = Clerk.
WTIhL RIM as a regular packet between
w .KanaWha Salines and Cincinnati
Leaves Kanawha Salines every Wednesday.
Arrives at Gneinnatievery Thursday.
q Leaves Cincinnati every Saturday. Ar
riyes at Kanawha Salines every Monday.
Passengers and shippers may rely upon her
punctaali tH All orders entrusted to the care
OF the boat viii be punctually attended to. &
Feb. 6, go. Sal +
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-12

I 1t appearing ny affidavit filed that the de.
fendant is not resident Of this State, and
the object Of this suit beihg to obtain de-
cree 81 divorce. On motion by counsel it is
ordered thai the said Francis I'll. d. Hunt do
appear within ione5 month after due publi-
cation ofthissofder, and do what is necessary
10 protect his interest in the premises.
Copy teSte5y NAt. STRATON, Clerk.t
~ NOTICE. Il &4F
Mr.: Francis H. d, Hunt. you will take mo-
ticeIthat atgtAe .kousesof Jacob Cline, date
decd } in the eouatyso7 Logon State of Vit-
ginia, on the 18th day Of March, 1860, l shall
proceed tofltakg the Dispositions of Jane
Cline, and others to be read as evidence on
my behalf.4n the above suit, this. 4th day Of
February,1seD. MARY HUNT, :
III By Counsel.
i TfILER& FEKREtL. soils, liz
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-12
s SUPPORT
HOME MECHANICS.

tTHE SUBSCRIBERS having formed a co part;
II nefshtp, would respectfully solicit the
patronage of the citizens Of Charleston and
vicinity They are prepared to doalIkinds of
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-12

IYTRGINIAy 9ss AT rules held in THE
v Clerks offfcs OF the Circuit Court Of To-
gan county OH the FIRST. Mondry in J January,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-12
KAN "a VIVA II VALLEY S Ar.
w. Xiii NoRYELL,

w. ri NoRyELL,
Groceries onfect;onaries
N NEL & oAL OIL
AND
Lam PSF
wa o LIE skLE AND EETA1L
CHAaRLESToN Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28
VICTORY MILLS.

uIHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD AGAIN CALL THE
attention Of farmers aud millers to tlia justly
celebrated mill. At recent trial of its capacities tn
this city, it ground ne enough for family use
at the rate Of go bushels to the hour, also;
oats alone and and mixed Eister than could
be ono by an excellent French Rurr stone directly
by the side Of it. and running at the same time II also
crushed cob and faster and finer than was ever
before done by any other mill, all Of which was done
at a specd of about 800 revolutions per minute
Samples Of the above showing the great superiority
of its work can be At our warehouse IL also
admitted to be the best mill now IN use for crushing
bones The following letter sent to without solicit
tatiGn By Messrs. Lydick Co, 10 whom Ws recently
cold one, speaks for itseiE
MEssRs. JoHSsoN RROSI:-We have been running
thr victory Mill bought Of you. for SONS time, and
are perfectly satisfied with its performances. sany Of
our neighbour have Witnessed its work and with
out hesitation pronounced it the best mill oVor pa
tented: We have but a 10 horse engine for all our
work (sawing, &C. yet this mill grindS ftesn bush
els per hour. We would therefore strongly recon-
mend those wanting mill to purchase the Victory:
We would also invite them to to our place and
examine its operation for Themselves
Yours Respectfully,
J. B. LYDlCK CO.
A full stock of these Mills constantly on hand,
geared for horse power, water power and steam fir
sale at manufacturers prices. Also gum and leather
betting of all widths. JOHNSON FROST,
u Main Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28

TIE Philadelphia Press describes new
Post Once stamp invented by gentleman
of that city. 1t leaves its impression not
only upon theenvelope enclosingthe letter,
but.upcn every foldoft letteritselE Thisis
effected by means of steel die, the letters
and figures upon which are formed by
series of fine points. which pierce the en-
velope and its contents in such manner
as to impaFt, inefaceably, the name of the
post office and the date upon which the
letter is mailed. The die, or stamp, can
be used with orwithout ink, and is worked
by means of spring, which renders its
impssssions perfectly uniform. 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28

AMONG the appointments of Electors, by
the late Opposition Convention at Rich
mond, were the following;
= FoR THIS JUDICIAL DIsTRioR--AB B. Cald-
well, of this county, and waitman T. VIII
ley, of MOnougalia.. 50
SENATORIAL ELEcroRs-w. B, linn, of
Preston; J..w. Gallaher, of Marshall; N.
Richardson of this county.
COUNTY ELEoroRs-H Hancock, James
Burns; Brooke, DR.. Ed. Smith; this copn-
ty, G. L. Cranmer; Marshall, j. NJ. Hoge;
Tyler, Thos. ]. Stanley; Marion, E. B. Hall;
Monongalia, b. bearing; Taylor, H. j.
Cotter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28

to greater extent, than the people Of any
country in the world, the structure and ma
ture of their government. No one who APP
preciates this influence Alright would con-
slider it anything like economy to cut it
of. It, in our opinion, is very wretched
economy. Suppose itwould save some
money in a temporary way. Who be-
lieves that government was instituted to
be saver of money at the expense of in=
telligence among great number of the
people? 1t is by promoting intelligence
and Begetting a viFtuous enquiry into the
nature of our Institutions that we have any
thing to hope for in the future. What
the ranking privilege needs is regulating,
notabolishing. Abolish those tremendous
expenditures of money for such trash as
Patent Office reportsand surveys, and such
stuff: as the people don't want and never
read, and confne it strictly to the privi-
lege of letters and speeches, and there
will be no cause of complaint It is the
vast sums that are wasted on useless
books that are burthensome TO the treas
ury, and not speeches and documents which
members are obliged to publish at their
own expense.
We repeat, then, that we are glad
the Pennsylvania editors have made an
issue with members of Congress on the
project referred to. The press everywhere
ought to do the same thing. For our part,
we would support no man who was dema-
gogue enough to give his vote to this
empty catch-penny movement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28
LARGE & COMMODIOUS ROOMS!
AmbrOtInes, PhOtOgraphs, &c.

90 To wYKEs' GALLERY AND SEE THE
crowds that daily resort there to obtain his we'll
known superior pictures which he is now selling At
greatly reduced prices. for u short time.
Being fully determined that no gallery IN the clty
shall under sell him. and at the time Is prepared
10 take better pictuTSs than be obtained else
where or Charge nothing for them.
Photographs colOred without extra charge, by an
experienced colorist.
The public will remember that five premiums were
awarded Wyke-, for best pictures Of the various
Those wishing pictures should call as early in the
day as possible, make previous arrangements to
1rssve1t LONE delay JW. WYRES,
feGiO No. lS9 Main St., 'sTOp Of the HILL"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28
Republication In the Slave stEteSA
lProm the N. Y. Post.l

CFrom the N. Y. Post.l
The st. Louis Democrat contains call
for State convention of the Missouri Re-
publicans to be held in that city on the
10th of March. The progress of sectional
ism at the South is frightfnl to cOntem-
plate.
A Republican meeting was held Mt Fair
view, Hancock county, Va, on the l4th
inst, when resolutions were adopted
heartily approving ofthe proposed Vince
ling Convention, to choose delegates from
that State to Chicago, and appointing COM
mittees for that purpose. A county con-
vention is to be held at Fairview on the
2lst. proximo. The proceedings appear in
that valuable Republican Journal, the
Wheeling Intelligeneer.
A Washington correspondent writes that
it is anticipated that Maryland will send
delegates to the Chicago Convention, and
that the Republican electoral ticket will
command laage vote at the November
election. There will also be delegations
from kentucky and Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28
AUCTION! AUCTIONI
POLLAC KS.
oENTRE WHERLIN

CEN 4 R w H z e L y @
DEFORE DIsCoNTlNUING THE STORE IL
Ii Centre Wheeling, on tho LIST OF April next l
hail commencing on Thursday evening (tlIe list Of
Narch), offer the remaining stock at auction
Nv customers and friends will permit me grAtetuly
TO acknowledge their favor the continuance OF which
l. respectfully solicited.
Nv store No. IO7 Main street, Opposite MessT9.
March TayIor'sl has recently been much enlarged
and shall offer there during the coming season,
handsomc stock OF Dry Goods, with the most com
plete assortment Of Fancy Goods, Notions, JsEelFy
tbat the citizens Of North South, East and West
wheeling viii all enjoy the benefits OF the bargains
at FOLLAChS-
ONA 'S'e~' <.i,.2Sltd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28

DpHTzERIA.--In our paper this, morn
ing, is Communication from one of our
city physicians, the Only one, we believe,
practiciug the system he advocates, (or at
all events the prominent one,) on the new
disease called Diphtheria; or throat maia-
dy. 1t seems this disease is not so new in
its origin as was generally supposed, but
has been more or less in vogue in other
countries for a couple of centuries back.
1t made its appearance hereabouts quite
recently, and was serious cause of alarm
a week or two ago, it having attacked very
Indignantly and fatally, quite a number
of young persons. This thesis of DR..
Hughes will be of interest to the gem
eral reader embodying as it does a
diagnosis of the disease from its first
symptoms to its last stages, and will pro-
baby enable parents to proceed more I'M
derstandingly in case of its appearance in
their families DR.. Hughes, as We under
stand from.his article, has given it much
of his study and observation since. its
frs. outbreak at Albany, New York, and
ought, therefore, to be very. we'll quail
fed to speak of it. - - H..
1t will be seen that he proposes to test
his system of treatment with that of the
other schools of practice, claiming that
Homeopathy has proved specific for this
disease. Whether this Is or is not the
case, we do not know, but inasmuch as
the subject just now is one of considera-
BILE interest, we have no doubt his remarks
will be attentiyely read. !. ::
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28

All citizens Of Virginia who willing to!coopsF
Vieo President opposed to the corrupt policy of the
present Administrations; to Federal corruption and
usurpation to the extension OF Slavery In the Ecrr
tories to the new and dangerous political doctrine,
that the Constitution force carries Slavery
into all the Territories of the United States to tho
re-openfng Of the African Slave Trade: TO any IN
Equality q rights among cftlzenE and who are In
fayor Il the Immediate admission Of Kansas into the
Union hinder the constitution recently adopted by
IL sope Of restoring the Federal Administration to
EyStem Of rigid economy, and TO the principles OF
Wilmington and Jefferson; Of maintaining inviolAte
he rizfs az the States and defending the soil Of
every State and Territory from awles invasion; and
Of nrsssrHinE the integrity Of this Union, and the
subfetnacy Of the Constitution and Laws passed In
nnrsuancS thereof against the conspiracy Of the
leaders Of GsctionGl party 70 resist the majority
rfncplo as eStabiiSh0d IN this Government at the
expeuse ofts existence are requested 70 meet in tho
CTfY ~ WIE1NG, at 10 O'Clock, A. ~, on Wednesday
the day OF May 1880 to appoint delegates 20 meet
at Chicago, Ill, on WednssdAy the 12th DAY o. June
PRECEDENT of the United States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28
REPRESENTATIONS.

Call SOON as those frat purchased productive Of
the happiest results
ruary 1890 in the city Of Wheeling.
jan3l CUPID" Coz OF LOVE-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28
Houses and Lots for Sale.

Houses and Lots Tor Sale.
NNE LOT ON UNION STREET, IN WHEELING,
" 10 feet front by IS feet deep, with frame house
thereon, containing four rooms, with cellar &C., now
rented at seyOnty-twO dollars per annunr also lot
on Fourth street, said city, Number l3O 80 feet by
1872 feet In depth, improved by brick house contnln
ing four rooms, cellar, &C., rented at one hundred
dollars per annum; also lot on Morrow street, in
Rtchies addition, Second Ward, 20 by SO feet, with
good stable thereon; also lot Webster street. in
Centre Wheeling sixty feet front, and running back
one hundred and twenty feet, more or less, TO the
creek On the lot there is three story brick build
ing 40 by 30 feet; the lower story now occupied
steam cracker bakery; the upper stories suitable
for dwellings other purposes and the annual rent
Of the property il three hundred dollars; atwelve
horse power steam engine and other machinery adapt
ed for the manufacture OF steam crackers will be sold
with the property.
The above described property will be sold At pub
licsauction on Thursday, the 22d day OF
March next, IL mot disposed Of At private sale in
the meantime.
The terms Of sale viii be ouethird Of the purchase
money in cash. and the balance at credit Of Il and
1S months, with interest from day Of sale and APP
proved security The above property il free from all
feb25dts ROBERT IBBOTsON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28

En BBLs CRUSHID q PW'D SUGAR,
O&yE0 do Golden Syrup, q -
Ribs LEI: MORRISON : CPS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

SHERIFF.-NEssRs. EDTrORs.-HOu
StSeS will please announce n. L. DORSEY as can
didate for sheriff Of Ohio County e the ensuing
election. Lfsb2Ssl THE people,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-11

MASONIC.
H,HE ATTENTION OF MEMBERS OF r. "A. NJ
/ Of OLIVER LODGE, No. 81, IS
called to come forward and pay their annual dues
either 70 G, W. Barrett Treasurer, or the under
signed Take notice and govern yourselves accord.
ngs.
BY order of the w. ~ and brethren.
HENRY KL0TZ
Nov 80, 1859. SECRETARY.
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'.NOTZNE!

lVl)IZC.E ff u I,
.niHE IrNDERSIGNED being DESTROYS Of redus1.5
y hi he /, ARGE STOCK Of GOODS, is deterlnlees
to sell at very s,,uY<srSss iii
for CASA, or 70 Pllnct MAJ Cissonas =
not only =. 3 1,lus y y
nut the whole Stock through; These We M IA.
the;r interest would dosvell to call and e1ani
sr ri themselves Ny stock is very complete No.
an fill almost any memorandum.
'-'' - Great pleasure win be taken in snox
Goods whether purchases be made or nct-p..
IA not ike cutting off samples, OF excnap y .
goods when once purchased. !. Z, ,,ru .p,r
Oct. Is, 1855 81 ?. ". n'0 -.
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SAFE OF NEGROES
{ .THE FIRST OF OCTOBER my hou.

IN THE FIRST OF OCTOBER my house *
VI was opened and a large supply Of all M
classes Of NEGRO,ES offered for sale, ~
imported from Virginia, Maryland, and Georgia.
Afterwards, during the whole season, the supply
shall be kept good by the receipt Of large lots Of
the CHOICEST NEGROES 70 be had from the
above States. Apply ats54 Baronne street, be-
tween Common and Grayier, and two squares west
lromSt. Charles Hotel.
Noy1o-6m WALTER L. CAMPBELL.
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To Cotton Painters ost's Pa
tent PloW and Scraper.

UlTIE greatest Labor-saving Implement ever IN,
vented; by the use Of which one negro and
one mule do the work. Of two negroes and TWO
mules 10 Cotton Planter should be without
mo To be had at 6. Il. sL0CoMB & CO., Hardware
Nerchunts, 81 Canal street, New Orleans sole
Agents for the South nosio-9h
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! AL.EX.A .N.laDLA HOLZSE.
LERO x G.. M % RR 4 5s,eh.
Private Secretary to The Goeerstof.t ss.s'
r q n q ra C0IIGEfiilgt AGENT

LERO G.. M q RRI
(bripafe Secretary to tte Goeeritort
General COLLECTING Agent
BATON ROUGE, La,
offers hisservices ia the apevs
II capacity All orders entrusted to hin ier W
collection Of claims against the State, Of vhat
ever nature, win be promptly and faithfully q,
tended to, and at q reasonable rate Of csnpeae-
ton. =. ...l n,
tNrHe viii also attend To the entering Of lAnos
with the requisite data as to locality, number 81
township, range, etc.; also, to the redemption s.
lands sole, Or forfeited to the State,s for nonFg'
ment fakes. u.s. If ga ii s5f,
''1YS,S IS REFERENGEs T. 1850 Sc
Baton Rouge, La--Goy r. g. Wickhfe, and NO.
/ A. s. Heron. ss.a,..s..s.
A1beyg;lis Parish Elk Gov. P. o. Hebert.
New Orleans Gen. N. Griyot, Gen.iJoh b. Lew
Hon. A. o. Ogden, Gen. Jno. Armstrong
Carrollto, T. Scott, Esq. g
| Natchitochss-Dr j. NV. Butler.l 3. 81
Lake Providence. 2. +. Hatch, Esqapl TN tIl
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! A N ESTRAY taken up by James Simp- ~
A son, on Bayou Latanier about 20 miles /1..a'}}S~
from Alexandria, acbesnut sorrel Il RsSE5 -
ll6 hands high, between or 10 years old, no
brand visible, slightly collar narkedon the shout
der, right hind foot white: appraised by s. Cocka-
far and James Brinkley, Sr., to be worth 500 in;
cash. - d. x H 8s,ss a.
Now, therefore all persons interested is hereby
notified to come forward within sixty days from
date hereof, prove property, pay charges and take
him away or said estray will be sold according to
law. j. A. WISE, j. 2.
dec28-2m. Lamourie Ward.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-11
F-ASSM AN N'9
JRO M III O O PS d N d r b
FOR COTTON BALES.
Price 6 cents per P0ulld--z9 PC

Z 4
B fa1a8 ii Rope.
IVY one considering the advantages OF Iron
Il over Rope as material binding cotton Dales
n will be surprised that Il has not been adopted
long since In its security against nre thefe ~ ah
overwhelming reasonsfor its adoption.
The Presses IN the Seaport Cities have been the
main caaseofits not being generally adopted oa1,
now that objection is removed generally, and the
nnIo,ns press the largest in N. o., give it the pre-
ferencc ovcr rope. The Fassmann Iron Hoop and
Tic "a the Improvement Of one of the proprietois,
and 4 aopted from the fact, that it is found alter
lono experiment, to combine the greatest meritsin
simnlicity and facility Of application OF any one
vet made. It's so preparedas torequire no change
ior accommodating. Thus obyiating the only re-
naming dif6culty at the sea board cities.
The hoops are sent Of any length from eight TO
ten feet and full guarantee given thatneither the
Ties nor Hoops shall break. : And further, that all
cotton hound in them shall be received on the same
terms. at Che Orleans Press as rope bound cotton.
The weight per bale is about the same as Rope,
OF one pound more or less. 80
To show the opinion Ship Masters have Of it, We
give the following, among numerous conlmenda-
tons we have:
The undersigned masters Of vessels having had
COTTON conrressei with Eassmann'snew Iron Hoops
and Ties hereby recommend the same. The bales
being well compressed, and the buttons or hoops
never break when thrown Gown in the Ships hoio
or when slowed - 81 81
L. L. Condey, Capt. Ship. Moses Davenport
A. Robinson, ."ass Madras,
James Tomas. Henry,
A. Talbot, =, Hareaseeaes,
Tohn Dean. q /" James Flint,
John g. Wilmer. - g Mulhouse,
A
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-11

rLAST CALL. asa
A LII PERSONS indebted to the LOUISIANA
Il DEMOGR ATeup to April 18th, 1892, will please
II make immediate paymeut to myself, or i'll my
absence, to u. CANRsgLD, ESQ.
JAS. A. WARNER. y
alexandra, June 2si, 1852. 4 !.
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OF THE 49,
HYpOPHOSPHITE

~ X y CyDrrrrryrN ~
HYp()lpH( NPt11I'Hi
4 = 8 81 - - = : = s.
OF Lime, SODA, fOtassa anu lfOA.
class Of Salts, differing entirely from the
PHoSfHAa and gu o.aei oomc,na.,dh 9.
Phosphorus Ina very short PERIOD soinme sney
naSs OO'a'a agents Il cases IF recipient e,s.T
,DITr1IGIC - 1,ONSTIMPTT0Ng
i = s : "A ,panv other affections o
We have 4 large consignment Of the above new
= and valuable
la9,1,1l,9i13lZ fS3i1.2lq)c
a.u ~ o.tan, ;on u nart;a
to which we peg @ .ne asse,'l9n Az gSasss
S e. nrana rod III = JAMES R. NICHOLAS,
s's.' p,sp =. CHEMIST, Al fremont Street,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-11

NEGRO COTToN made in Texas, the best article
al ever seenin this market, at III CENTS also
IV fine lot Of Negro Shoes at SIS per Dozen ana a
a general stock Of Lnseys and herscys Wnlcn VIII
be soiid at two per profit cent by .. W. u.
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Succession Of lsrATE OF LOUISIANA
s;,nnson Watford, decd District Court,
MI $3.50 PARtsil OF RAPIpEs
NOTICE s hereby given to all whom it may con-
Germ to show cause within thirty days iron, the
date hereof, why The Final Account presented Dy
the Curator, should not be approved and homoio-
Clerks Office, Alexandra, the 2sth day OF DC.
t0ber 1859. if.s $50. s
~ Hox oI IpsoS A. = J. II. RH0RER, dy., Clerk.