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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-09

which neutralizcs this malarioas poison in the
blood and stimulates the lyer 10 expcl IL ron the
body. As II should, so il does cure this affecting
Disorder with perfect certainty. Aud il docs more,
or rather does what is Of more service to those SAB
jet % this Infection II taken ia season it eXprlS
II from the system rs il is absorbed and thus keeps
those who use il free from its attacks; keeps ,''
system III hoalth although exposed To the d.yg O..
Consequently IT not only cures bat prot -'S f'H,
the Great variety Of affections which ai' iu'...t
hy this m,Iisnin, innncShe, such n, Ec4t'lt
Fever Cn;'I Fever, Dumb or Nrs<,a ..lr,
Hcriodicl. UcalaC'l,, or Bilious bc1it.t" t.'r.J
Fcvvrs, SCurllIi', llhcUna'Isul, Gou- Eaa'.,,,,
T"1,h1,hc. EiGSr,a. C1Huh, 4 .ftr'. la'rf,-
lions, Painful Affections of the Spleen. II,,."l~-,
Coils, PARALYSIS, and Painful Affections Of g."
Stomach and Bowels, a., og which. when ar.sir-
from this crusc, will be- found to assume u.-.nr
ICES lae intermittent Tyre. ih., AC"G ,"l.."
removes the cause OF these Isns C.elt,, l.t y,.
IL" dl,"l,a.
Til, u ar-3m2li-aCS ~ Eliminating. the r,-.--
t'5i'S - cva-l The N~l, foH The system. :au
th,,o organs hv ds-gCe, become haii', 20 o.. i's
their office # thrr own accord Hence arise v'.;
VIC term or'liMafdttOH. Time may accomplish thr
same end, tu, often III, /. no hong enough, or -
sacrificed in The attempt. while tbs " tG"E CUFE
does il at once and with safety. W. have vI,at
reason to hcli'y" th.s :, ,'u"r a> vol - ,~.,r
r..uedv fur h whole class Il ul-"a~'S which arg
caused hy the Iuiaswafi" infection. 'i'u CO.'S,
vhchhaS lCer C-rpy,rr!; Az T. -, ~'i.. .I,;'
important advantage 90 the Iual", uG-,G t., dat
il IS cheap vel %, good.
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:aSE:D EsC ward.

a-TRtIED FIONA a., r.-:,.nca If NJ Posrv
- N III" Iin-wou3s. 90. Haa Law. p-r.m5rf rs,
a DARK 5AT pom Y brand.
rG CT thr SIDE with l,t-,r> II aud r Joined To-
c,iier las tw1 whit t,,t, sLd a " bite spot OF
h.> forehead | viii pay the above Rewasd to
rry perscn who VII liver hun 10 n- at the
above place, at in" stable 81 John Swartzen-
bug in pirryiI'- Or the half Of i for such in.
iorlls;;cn that Nj l-sI e. lis r coyerv.
I-s,--F .r0SrTF ,Ht-O-
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EAGLE LINE.

Great Ea,te,nead IYsstera LINE Of Stages
CENTRAL ROUTE .THROUHH LOUISIANA
AND TFXAS.
FROM ALEXANDRIA LOUISIANA,
10
N.ACOGDOCHES TEXAS.
Connecting with the Eastern Mail at Alexandria,
FROM New Orleans, also, with the Western Limo OF
Stages, f.oa Nacoedoehcste.
Douglas,
Linw0cd,
Alto,
Crockett
Cincinnati, 10
Huntsville
Also, connects with the Line Of Stages. TO
Tyler, and 10
Henderson aud
Mount Pleasant
a. & {. IA YLOR,
PROPRIETORs.
elares leave Alexandria three times week, for
Nacogdochcs. Tuesday,, Thursdays and Satur-
DAVIS fare through from Alexandria, TO Nacog-
dc.hcsTS ~ o. 10 Milan, ~ 80, San Augustine,
Si?5D, Ch"iiLO, $l4,00. Passengers taking this
,oIic, vii hc certain TO connect with ~ OF the
above nrs. and will BE- PUT IIlROCilH with
with d-parh.
sE stage Offce n the lee IIouse Hotel.
THOMAS CI EMENTS, AGENT.
- 49,
Greaf Red Rircr Stage and Mail Route.
e,'EOM the Mouth Of Red River to Alexandria,
. connecting with the LAGLG LINE, To
%acogdoch,s, and also with j. Is. Prices Line Of
>tsC~- 20 Ciot Hervic, Nntchitoches, Mansfield and
Surcvrport. n. q &. TAYLOR,
Projectors.
Sn7ough Ticket f.om Red River Landing TO Nae
4,.i.ch,s 323,
rom Mouth Of Red River TO Alexandria ,slo,OO
THOS CLEMENTS, AFEST
aug G~if At the lee House Hotel Alexandria.
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'PROSPECTUS.
sIxTRETH YEAR II!

~ y PROSPECTUS.
1z sNxTEETH yEAR!l!
& - lstof July lsst, the THIRD VOLUME
= itNEW 'SERIES' Of the SCIENTIFIC
{was commenced.
q hucing the above fret, the Publishers
~ \ kepportunity to thank tl,ir old patrons
a NJ l5efs for the very liberal support they
IL n hi "a .tended to this journsli placing II,
q a III w. al beyond that Of any other psbl-
~ ID Of The kind il the world, in point Of cucs
= tIbh. The aversge circulation OF thu SCIEsrisk
MEXICAN during the past year Las bcen--
30al00 COPIES PER WEEK
go al TORS have reached ~ high as $500:
than 26,000. The rXteht Oi the circnln.
xthe popularity of the paper; ard while
<cenl satisfied with Ihc quantity and
n,after thew get in years number
~ S32 pages and costing only 81, the
Care Determined 10 sti!l improve the
6g the coDing year.
entilic American has tisr reputation, at
<abroad. of bring The best weekly pub
Ino.cd 10 mechanical and industrial pm
~ tpublishcd, and the publishers are de-
M fif labor and cut rplis' VIII 60 III 20
81 Iu the y, puta.io' hey have canned durire
w <fftct D years they have been connect Wa
ile 11<teation.
TIE ivENToRt
Z The Sci nttc br,'i'"il - indispensable 20 eve!
Inventor, as 1t no I,niy contains i!icst'at'd d.
cripsicns Of hearty vi III bssi iavrEiiuns IS th''y
come oti. hut cr p rurlhcr cputAins.sn Official last
.of the claims OF AL tL- pa.~rt, iss,rd Gom IA
irited States i'a:. 10 Ciicr during the week pre-
yiors; Il ms giving correct history - thc pTogI s
'of Inventions IN ihi- county,. Nr s.so Ic-
'eeiyinv eyer, wick. Sis beet scientific iourut,e e.
Great B.'s'n. france sui Germany; thl. - .'c
in our jos-,..,rn r ia; !. ira. '.nr ia iurcs.-
icsl Science buI art Ia tl''r 'ii r".au'''i. W
shall COZ iiug- q" uar-.cr .' oUr co.oir' c'plpu'
extracts iicm th,-a journals cd Nli-t.Nc ~ inat
deem Of iu, T,s, tn oar go iurJ.
TO TIE HUrHANlc Ann NACUlNlSr
No p,Ison engaged III any If IA m,c'rri~,.
pursuits should think ol"ic.Ig wi;tont' t!i- }'.-
entihc AmrIlcau. Il costs INT four con-. p.I
week every number contains l:om six 10 ten ca
cravings of new machines and invrn.ioLs, which
cannot be found M any other publication. II ~
M established ulc If thu publishers t. iusrr. Hor
but original ,Eara, M s.. and thusr of the frs
class in tho art, dawn and rII%ra'' by cNprii-
enced persons under their own supervision.
TO TIE CHEMIST AND ARCn!TECTl
Chemist, and architects viii iu3 tho Scientific
American useful Journal to thcm. All the nov
lscnv.i...~ IN .hr SCH ic' Il chemist, aIc ciimi-
mated u H. columns and tir Interests O.! t.ir
a:cii:.,: aui caup.r'rI alc uri Overlooked; hgt
'I th, new iay,uti.u~ g.; " G'-c.Nri..- aPV,Iit.u-
ir- 20 thss pu.su.., 81" ,'''h',-iirl aur ", l. 20
v.,i.
IT, TIE MILLWmDJT AND "HI-oWNEH !.
|-..u ard practical ...,ru5...''' afy"ltair,.p
'u 81, r,tr.+. - ni,l~ lights arI li.i'Uu. "II
p. tou.t lu.u...J $50 .l:. Scientific A.rr..n.
which mt'.ao.. 80 ta.S caa"~' i".-,".. "''an
IN.u a.l r,l.r -ru.rr 70 iI.H class ur pap !
3. sg.,s',., r.ro..in.u i.
10 TrE rLANTER AND FARMER
. ed,
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-09
d DOR, SASH AN BLI y d
mANEFACTOHY,
AIexandi-iu- La.
CLIFTON s: WILLIAMS, PKoPRIzTos.

UAVItG established a Door, Sash and Bind
I 4 Mauuiactory in Alexandra, the under.
signed would respectfully inform tn" citizens OF
Rapides and adjoining parishes, that they are
prepared to ill all orders for
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
that their friends may favor them with, a. as
cheap rates as such work can be done in New
Orleans
They are also prepared to furnish Moulding,
Base and Cornice " c!r, ssed up in tl.o most tn
ish,d style. Hoping by stIic: attention 10 bus-
ness. AND GOOD WORK, to merit the patronage
Of I'll builders. we subscribe ourselves,
We can surface plank - inches wide, and re.
saw lumber by angles making %COO feet out OF
one.
Ys>r,-.r CLIFTON & WILLIAMS
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-09
I'm I-VILLE EAOTBL-
G. EAT THORO UGHFA Il
A II D
DEPOT AT MOUTH Or RED RIVER, La.

G.J VI Al l1OO lii OE mn M V IAItt LA
GENIIE urleIsignrd would respectfully inform
v H." citizens If Rapdcs, and adjoining par
in .s, that they kcrpa
WHARF Loaf AND HOTEL,
a tine Month Il Red River, and arc prepared TO
accommodate the public ri all times, and at very
reasonable prices. Tury also have large store
rooms f,r the purpose of Receiving and or
@srIirr Goods. Merchants buying their goods
- 1t 1T Erst, viii mi !; a much cheaper yor'e
thar, New Orleans rs We charge 10 Commission
.,r advancing money fol fr,ight-,nd always CON
hive 10 rf,ct shipment for onr-fouth less than
,}, usual price pad from New Orleans. Rates Of
p-oIugc tIc ten cents per Dbl.
- Al boats iand when Esi.'d.
sup CIV l. q. rICGT & CO.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-09
STOTT'S SUGAR MILL
GONERNOR.


YEVIlE undersigned have boon aIpa,a,rd A.,--'e
, Tor thc sale Of this Truly c"ioo.a.,d .rT.o-'-.
mc,' for s.ucu Mis-, foT the
+ I u rs II u + IL 4 y I y u )
Til Invention cf Mr rto.t il iL:.G'.t - :ao:l-
.ai. no grinding proc'-s 10 tia; ~ lasi Hon e
teen to twenty-five pa c'I- more yr.c" Gao -
.... u i.oa. e. -..y 2 amount 81 caa. tin can r.
dom. : tn pres ~ plan Of regulating IoLcrs by
.cr.w. Aua -, tLe upper roller - movable b.
.oe con, OIL. q IN is actI5n by tie Goy"lrcI, n!
danger g. l.,aEarr foin excess Of cane 0. tIcnn
,lr pres, ne, OF lg,ccn objects, is removed. Tbs
.-.:.- r...' II ti- Governor can br aTPi d 10 all
i.ud- ui -uc.. Mills, without any chang.
W. ar prepared 80 put up tho Gororror or a.
Suca. Transitions in the Paiish, at short Eo.i'r
l.. fu.;h,i particulars pl' ase call ca
FNLRE Il CHAMBERLA-F
1hr following certificate il from griii'1--1 "eL
known n the sugar growing parishes:
Wes,on Plantation, West Baton RocF7 i-t.fS.
Having used sotts Governor foi Owe ~
months we confidently pronounce Il decided II:
movement. both for economy IN raGiIg g1"c
kaoasse. with variable feeding aud CoIsrqu ~
-aying Of Juice and safety iOm tie a.siAss" .
Machinery.
aug C-"m j. l. a W -'OL--'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-20

TIE GAzsTrE il 1t liberty to know
that for about the full term Of twenty
days, that call will stand in our columns
d . target for ito blunderbuss. The more
ammunition it wastes upon that work,
the less it, readers will be bored by ito
usual blank cartridges. So square your
self, neighbor, for . twenty days siege.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-20

]: -: -: Z e;
sho:s 10 II ~ ID q To
would explain thsk ss1dea spPsassaos.
VIII ss1knss, ~ - II l1Stnsss
!. az S1 Sse s'nss 81 5snSaces ~ sSsis
Claiborne Jaeknaa, losk at n IT, 1T
Regiment Of Iowa The Gaeqeae d
He United GlstsG aJs . h6rend a =
strong Unios NEE. To-day a old Oft
- q Mnes4.Glayy@us01R1sayhY .ahs
name Of - Humnel, hoaxine Inst
the Gesuss RID Ceupany Of BsrlisG-
ton, [Capt Aathiss,] hsd . sisk nan i
sheir sankst volnptseped = 1ehG IL hi
adopted country, and joined one Of IL
TN .cvoct eompaaies Of Iowa,s It He
deemed IL suc6 a honor that he treated
every company 70 > keg Of tho best
liquor. The ineidents arc aecumulat-
ing, and in my 6sst attenpt q nswsra-
per correspondence, am at : los what
to write hfs&. ! send you herewith .
newspaper edited By the we'll known
and inimitable Frank Wilkie. The sheet
will speak for itself II your readers
could only imagine under what peculiar
circumstances write these letter., they
would, and l ksov they win, excuse
many faults that may appesr in my
compositions. l intend 70 write fdcts,
hypovcritiss Notwithstanding to the con-
trary. We are every second expecting
orders for . forced march, therefore /
must seal this up.
Yours, - ever, Mao.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-20

!"
bost III Il = syi1eeely bue that II
$780, ! EIsss = b1Iag thas =.
1sso ~ Is ~ |er ,ias. .sd
s.psg il lIs,sl VA Aoasls nd ses.
toms, bat what IL 70 BE- donsi We take
Il thst Baglsud has too much good sense
10 attempt 20 shameless an cot = fore
ing orr blockade besides would it, &C.
complainant secure the object sought
We osn answer no! and II that power il
not Qf TIA aame opinion. All she he's 70
do i to tsy the experiment, I'll the cot
tor Jobs Ball would get would not DO
sufieieat 70 make him winding sheet
The condition Of that cosntsy - fer from
pleasant, but the advice-of the Amseicas
psople = n people i, thst they make :
virtue Of leaving this country and it
bloekades entirely alone.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-20

To CO1esss1eeaptiUes
The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in afew weeks BY very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow-suHeFers
the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used (fres Of charge, with the dirsc-
tion for preparing and using the Same, which they
will find SURE CUaB ToR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, 30. The only object Of the sdvsr
tissr in sending thsprssoription il 70 benefit the
Afflicted, and spread information which he con-
ceivesto be Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, it will cost them nothing,
and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please i'd
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WlLLIAMsDuR0H,
oetl5-lyl Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-20


some movements among the enemy,
which turned out to be Of importance.
the silence Of the night our active CAP
tain detailed . special guard to take
possession Of . house, IN which we're
concealed and found q large guam
tity Of powder, several bags Of bullets,
and one empty boz, marked rifles. Your
correspondent was one of the boys there
after detailed to guard during the night
that Uncovered nest; the bird had
flown.
Capt. Harris the proprietor Of the
house, well known - > leading member
Of Secessionist Committee, then de-
layed the period Of his exaltation to :
high position, BY making himself SCARCE,
Notwithstanding the drenching rain and
tho fatigue Of marching. the sentinels
stood hrm, and no one dare 20 approach
the places guarded the sentineis stood
% 6rm - the best soldiers could do,
We were going to search the house
further, when the sudden order came "a
return to the camp. Arrived there. the
alarm drum sounded, the order ~,
given to fall 10, and in five minutea the
whole regiment was under arms and
collected By companies. The rumoI
spread that . company OF cavalry had
been stopped By part OF the picket
guard; and ready Tor any emereenc,
the men # the LEI, stood 6rm viii
loaded muskets. It turned out to Be ,
false alarm. but most welcome 70 osl
ofiicers, having sacosssfally shown the
the enemy could MT surprise u. Whe,
the nave was further commanioaGsd !,
% that instead Of seoeesionists, We ha(
! to rseeive about % NbipR mn, eenipf
| 10 6hsks hasds vii & 80 alEiesIis +
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THEY ORTBN D8OBlvB Themselves,
In buyinga Sowing Machine faF Family uss, il ID
the common practice Of purchases 70 decisive
themselves with the idea that in : Family they
need Machine for tigas .sovs only; now good
Aackiss soiN lest yssrs, AID there are very msny
occasions, each twelve month, when : Machine
doing coarse. heavy work, 10 exceedingly desirable
in household the Machine capable of l;ghl
work only, has been bought, and the heavy work
is put upon it, the Machine gives ont, trouble fol-
lows trouble, and the Sewing Machine gets into
disrepute in the house and nsighboFhood. Whsre
is the fault but in the fast that strong and daa-
BILE enough Machine was mot bought the prizes
in the purchase had moro than it proper inAa-
ence, the durability of the Machine was too little
thought Of. And then should eccasion oeconven-
ienee require the ssle Of the Machine, tho one fou
general work will always command the rsadisst
sale. The Ladd, Webster / Co. Machines, an
adapted to all kinds of work, and are really thu
most desirable Machine in market. Makes the
stitch alike on both sides. Cook, Stone + Co.
Chicago,are the North W ostern Agents. OA;eogs
Times. [my72-d&w1m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-20

Win the exaggerated resentment OF
neither party. But we have hitherto felt
no Immediate effects operating upon
ourselves. We cannot answer that our
thoughts would be as calm, or our iudg-
ment as. impartial, if all Lancashire
we're blockade ! by the fleet which block
AIDES the Southern ports, and if the ships
which keep those ports closed we're at
the same time keeping closed the work
shops of Manchester and Sheffield. The
law of blockade might then come to be
discussed in . very different spirit.
Now, while it is yet time, it i, we think,
the duty Of the governments of Europe
70 come to some general understanding
upon this subject, and to agree to prop
os't'ons which shall form Z real public
Law. We,are, for the frat time, : neu
.lM Io~et; We hope to remain 60; "
no longer fsel ii to be a vital interest C
susta,n exaggerated pretensions in favoI
Of beli'gerent Powers. We draw Mar
ernow to those principles With vh;cl
re have always in former days been 4
conflict, and We might escape manv AZ; =
fculties which are not far ahead e -
could give universal authority to som
we'll considered exposition Of the la !
blockade, the rights Of neutrals. aud IN
description Of articles contraband !
war. Am ,ass
Tho meaning Of al this is nothiu
more nor less than very unsettled Pc
10y in England concerning our domeat
troubles. They want Southern eottor
they are coming 70 oonsider what is
stubborn fact, that blockade upon Il
Southern ports i virtually and effect
ally blockade upon the cotton man
featuring intsssh q Eapope.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-20

DIR. BELL, formally Surgeon in the United
States Army, gives the following opinion Of Hos
tstter's Bitters:
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April II, 1856
Seine months since, while recovering from IN
attack Of Remittent Fever, Was requested to try
Hostetters Bittsrs q IN article pseuniasiy suit
ed to the condition Of canvalescents from fever.
1t is but simple justice to say that it restored the
powers of my digestive organs, and at the same
time kept my bowels gently open. have no hes
itancy in saying that, hitherto in using it in my
practice, it has, in every case, where have Or
dered it, acted like charm. In thus speaking
freely of it, far from puff patent medicine, IN
article it by no means claims to be.
SANFORD BELL, N. D.
Sold by druggists and dealer, generally every
where. [my32-d&vlm
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-12-04

PATmoTIsM-Liule sefseyiown, in this
county, is pretty patriotic after all the fuss
some ofihe Republicans tried to make about
her, BY threatening TO mob her citizens
The ladies of that place have been actively
engaged in preparing and sending off arii-
cles 10 our soldiers for their convenience
and comfort. Last week they forwarded
quite a lot of comforts, undershiris, blankets,
socks, drawers, and pillows. We are pleas
ed TO chronicle such evidences of true pa
iriotism.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-12-04

quesled 10 give notice that Capt VIM. VI
Mcclure and Lieut. ]. Moore Wilson, oi
Montour county, are in want of more men
10 ill up their company--the Iron ArtiLsristi
which will be attached 10 the FIRST Penn
sylsania Regiment, of Heavy Artillery,
commanded by Col. Augeroih. They will
be sent to Fortress Monroe, where they will
take up quarters. This is fine opportu-
nifty 10 join desirable branch of warfare,
besides being with an excellent set of com.
manders.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-12-04

THANKsGIvING DAY-Thursday last was
by our citizens. The places of business
were mostly closed, and our streets were
thronged with people wso were anxious
TO catch glimpse of the first mailer of in
tssess which might happen 10 come under
their observation. We have heard of no
untimely accident occurring 10 mar the
pleasure or disturb the peace of any one.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-12-04

! TIE following gentlemen were elected
on the 18th ult., as Directors of the Bank o.
Danville, for the ensuing year: Ed. h
Badly, Peter Baldy, Sr, W. H. Magill. G
M. Sboop, Thomas Woods, G. B. Brown
Peter Bright, DanvilIe; John K. Grotz, VIM
Sloan, BIoomsburg; Gilbert H. Fowler
Briarcreek : John Sharpless, Cattawissa j
N. Goodlander, Milton; Fred. Piper, Wat.
sontown; Ed. H. Baldy was unanimously
chosen as President, in which capacity be
has served several years, giving entire sat
isfaction to all concerned.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-12-04
WYOMING HOUSE,

.
WYOMING, LUZERNE COUNTY, PENN.
FEVHE Proprietor respectfully informs his
Il friends and the public generally that g
has taken charge of the Wyoming House, in
the village OF Wyoming, near the Railroad
Depot Of that place, and has fitted il ont so
as 10 entertain both transient and perma-
ueni visitors in a suitable and comfortable
manner. His rooms are spacious and airy,
and not only calcu lated 10 add TO the conve-
nience and comfort OF the travelling commu-
nifty, bui also 10 those who would seek
pleasant sumner resort with families.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with the best
he market can afford and his BAR will be
furnished with the pures liquors that can
be Obtained. The proprietor will give his
exclusive attention to the comfort aud con
yenieace OF his guests. and is determined
10 make the WYOMING HOUSE rank a.
mong the first hotels in the Stale.
The Proprietor hopes that from his expe-
rience in The business, and by uDremiiting
attention on his part, combined with jude
cious selection Of the most careful and oblig-
ing servants, he may be entitled TO the fa-
vorable consideration o: ihe public, and re-
ceye liberal share of their patronage.
z Please give INN call. and Judge for
ourselves 1Apri 2 1859.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-12-04

WE Are pleased 10 note the faci that our
young and eslimable friend Isaac w. CAMP
BELL, formerly of this place, and w. S.
Smith, have become the publishers and
editors of the Fort Woyne Times and Union,
during the absence o. Mr.. Dawson, Who has
entered upon his duties az Governor of Utah.
We trust that under the management of
these newly made editors the Times will
lose none of its usual interest and literary
ability.
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DISSOIHTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-psn-
AH nership heretofore existing belwee n he
late firm Of Martz & Ent, at Light Street, is
this day, (Nov 25, 1861 dissolved by nlu-
tual consent of the parties. The books,
&C., remain in The hands of Peter Ent, one
of the members of the firm, by whom all
claims against the said firm will be paid :
and those indebted 10 the firm will please
call and make payment of the same.
GEORGE MARTZ,
PETER ENT.
Light Street, Nov. 27, 1861.