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I~nsolvant Notice.

$50 .
Undersigned, as Commissioners OF
Ed,ency on the estate Of B. L.
deceased, having fled his report
Pnbato Court Of Madison county,
hi; notice is hereby given to
ms interested, that unless excep-
ereto are filed on or before the
EevemberN Term Of said Court
Ort will be confirmed.
aAer Of the court.
IT. CAMERON, CIR = Conn
10, 1850. Tat
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DR.. cHRIsTlE's


Is used for all complaints affecting The Th Throat Or mssCl
s snS SICK I Headache, Dizziness Of the Head, Neuralgia Il
Ihs Face Buzzing or Roaring in the Ears, peainesSi
which ID generally Nervous, and that distressing cOn'
Olaipt called Tic D0loreux.
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TO THE PUBLIC.


n WILL continue the GROCERY BU-
Il SlNESS in the house formerly &C.
by Blalock 4 Thompson, where
| will keep on hand a good assortment
Of fine
LIQUORS, WINES, &C.
Persons wishing to purchase a fine
article, for medical or other purposes
wou d do we'll 10 call. Also variety Of
Family q OcerjeS,
Consisting in part Of
FLOUR, BACON, MACKEREL No !.
SHAD, Conn; Goa RISE & FINE SALT
Tueks Island do, Whit Vine T. Ctde'
Vinegar, Double refined Loaf Sugar, No
A do, Soap and Starch, London pale Ale
Cider, Lemon Syrup, Raspberry Vinegar
Best cheering Tobacco, Inferior do, Fin
Harannt Segars, Boston Nails, &c. DC
All of which will be sold low for CASH
April 27.l0.lf w G THOMPSON.
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YOUNG w. LEWIS,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
CANTON, MISS.
October !, 1850. 5-tf


MaTshaI's Sale. I
G. Baker & Co..
Us.
Mitchell, Stuart 81
Co,
Taylor & Cotheal,
US.
The Same
Phoenix Bank, Circuit Court ., States.
rs Southern District oil
The same. rerai"rl Term. : ,s 95g-
Robbins, Painter
& Co., Us.
The same.
NV. Taylor use &c
CS.
The same.
Y virtue Of the above stated writs
NJ of Vendition Exponas, TO me direct
ed from the Honorable Circuit Court OF
the United States, for the Southern Dis.
trict Of Mississippi, | will sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder for cash,
on Monday, 23d day of September, 1850,
before the Court House door in the town
Of Canton, Madison county, Miss, with
in the hours prescribed by law the fol.
lowing described real estate, to witt
E. 1 S. +. 4 Sec. "a, t. 8, re- F, lying
partly in the Town of Canton; also, res
idence in the town Of Canton, including
three acres. Also the following person.
f al estate, to-wit: a negro man named
. Randall, Phil, a man, Mllly, a woman
Edy a girl, Robert, a boy, Sarah, Au
gustus, Jennetts and James; household
and kitchen furniture; Barouche ant
harness, two mules, one horse WagoI
and gear.
: Levied on as the property Of def
! John II. Cameron and will be sold to sa
q isfy the above stated cases and all cost
The above sale is postpone
until the 4th Monday, 28th DC
1850. FIELDING DAVIS,
ID Marshal Of Southern Dist, Nj.
By R. FLETCHER,
Deputy Marshal,
August 10, 1850. SIT,
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DIR. cHRIsTIE's
rAruANTC

GALVANIC BRACELE1E
Are found Of vast service in cases Of ConyulMo9a q tiIl
snesmodic Complaints, and general Nervous AneSugna
n M Had and upper extremities. Also ~ reisy 9n4
psraIvsis' and ali diseases caused by adehciency q p9wsA
~ NsTvoyis Energy In the limbs or other organs y my
body. ~ 0.as az AZ
s7- MANY hundred CetiihceI.es from al peEa q Hs
.nwvStrv al the most extraordinary cnaAeOsA S
NJ ,rouble or Inconvenience attends the use ~
1Y9- ASyypTST,TE,S G.aLY.aNIC aRJIUtEs, ~
iRhhi On ~ worn by the most feeble ana aeLcete, M
uleh VI VI sosc and safety. In many cases the sensaAttgInn
PPtaarSins their use is highly. pleasant aaa as'suss
s Tpsv an be sent to any part cfthe country n5
Pricess
The Galvanic Belt, Three yolars' &
The GalvaniC Necklace, Ewo DolaLs .au
The Galvanic Bracelets, gne Bonsr E@Oni
The Magnetic Fluid, Vne .ssa
aa- Tbe articles accompanied By full and PS ~
AA@ss,,ors. Pamphld Nth fun particulars may pshas
Of ls authorized Agent sn5c.s
PARTICULAR CAUTION
M Be,vays Of CouaisrfsitS and Worthless l...qs'0"'
b. q. MoRHHEAp, "a "a NJ Ivs
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UclTE
l32 Broadway, Nc"
For sale by
pRIESTLEY & M0SRYs
Cano
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J BOARDING House.

aVASB URG.
Isls Is has opened a Board.
lOtihe accommodation Of
! Transient BOarders,
NJ as0se adjoining the Post
occupied by John F. Bod
solicited,
~ p 1850. Gin
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REV. DIR. lands, A CLERGYMAN
Of New Jersey, Of distinguished attainmentS and exalted
reputation - No. ror,0v 15I1 ID fsAs.
DR. A. II. CHRrsrIE-Dear Sir: You wish 70 know ~
ma what has been the result In my own case 81 W.
application Of THE GALVANlC BELT AND NESN
LACE. My reply IL as followsi ~
For about t,Oenty years I had been suffering rom
Dyspepsia. Every year the symptoms pe0srs ~ nrarsa
Of medical treatment whatever. About fourteen yetI1Iss
s;nre IN consequence Of ffeqieni exposure 70 uh3
weather, in the discharge bf my pastoral duuesl
became subject to a severe Chronic wnlCn
TOR year after year, caused ne lna VA 1a ~ sSnie:
dIcnrs n ureachinV q great deal In my " anq
earious other churches Id this region, ] was auaSkfH1
NV Inc bronchitis, which soon became. 30 severf ~
n reuuire an immediate suspension OF my paAtotss
labors, Ny nefvOts system 'Sas Mow mSsS" & Xxx Nh
NV Dvspepaia and RheumatiC afecuon-thus gvmllHR
Nat fhdse disorfets were connected with each otnes
ihro,,gh Inc medium Of the Nervous system an W.
wboIe nhArmacopeia there seemed TO be no Iemenlas
s0ent which could reach and r~ecuperate my NeFvou9
ayotem every thing that had tried for this purpose haa
e3mDlctelv failed. At last | was led BY my lrlenos 70 ".
anime yoHr inventions, and (hOugh with no yeEy ssni
ruine homes Of their e~ficiency1 ! deternaineq v IVY vnS
effect Of the application OF the GALNANlC Della an
NECKLACE. with the MAGNETIC FLUID; Ans ".
~ Iune Ieas. To NV GREAT AsToNIsHMErT, u. two
nAva nv DYsPgPsIA HAD GONE; IN EIGHT Dave IA
rr.ntyp TO RESUME NY PAsTORAL LABoRs, NOR HAVE
uNcE OMITTED A SINGLE sERvIcE ON ACCOUNT ~ ~
BRONCHITIS; AND nv RHEUMATIC AFTE9Tion hAsE.
rIRELy CEASED TO rRousLn ME, suCh I" -
Nl and happy results Of the experiment -, y7rn ~ -.nI
/ have recommended the BELT and ELUly ~ mlaen
vbo haze Baen likewise suffering from NeuraiBie ales
lions. They have tried them, WITH HAFFH AhsVLESi
BELIEVE i a n dear sr, very respectfully yours
ROBERT W. EANDto,
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lARS5R good supply of SUI
} Flint Glass Jars, assorted
aalf pint to two gallons, for
fosles, Jelliss, &C., Tor sale
: Drug Store Of
FRESHLY & MOSBY.
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[AN-, n
. On New b
he'd having
n New lota,,.s'
That city mlssyns
land thtOalgs%'
|od to angPs
nBAAVS
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Z TAlIV,'
lOoaGaI
is prepared
# business
10 shortest ,
years expsl
rs of y
alely rely "
i andsupeu'
for customer
All uafme
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A Derangement Of tho Nervous syatenl.
~ GfO.00O Persons

including all ages, classes and conditions. enong Mhc9
were a large number of ladies, whoare peculiarly supteo'
to Nervous Complaints, have been 80,
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried in vain!
TO illustrate the use Of the HsILAl
civilization, DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chronic q EeEy:
dis Disorder. In ordinary cases, stimn,lants aIe taRsns
which, by theft action on the nerves and muscles Of me
stomach afford temporary relief but which leave the.
patient il o lower state, and with injured faculties, a .sE
The action thus excited has ceased. Now compare tnls
,tilh ihe eject resulting from the application Of the GAL
VANIC BELT. Take a Dyapepic sufferer even ~ ths
worst symptoms Of an attack and slt9Ely tie ne a5 gsY
In a abort period the insensibla heTsplfation will act on
the positive element Of the Bell, theteby causing 2 Saii
vanic circulation which will = lss on to the negaIlye' ama
tinnons Galysnic circulation throughout the sysl.eg!
Thus the most severe cases Of DYsPEpsiA ere NH XIV
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE H DISEASE "
A
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|LE TAhE
PARIS, NJ
|sbsd bin;enllga
| travehhfsyl
Europe and inae,A
|ke upcIohiaB1
[ionaBs
|ng entlp III !
[y Vol hiavlm J
|;.;,s share !
|I85O. lsL
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u NEesA "NA
GENERAL DEBILITYs
strengthening the weakened body, giving tone 70 ne
various Organs, and invIgOTHting the entire system. AisV
in FITS, 0RAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY. DYsPEF5
STA or INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM, ACUTE ana
CHRONIC, .GOUT, EPILEPSY DEAF.
NESS, NERVOUS TREM0Rs, P~ALPlTAtlON w
THE HEART, APoPLEXY, NEURALGIA PAlNy
in the SIDE and CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, sFlNA$
coMPLAINT, and CURVATURE Of the sPlNEI w!
COMPLAINT, DISEASES Of the M 1EEs-
CfENCY of NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENEk1I:
and all NERVOUS pISEAsEs, which complains erlsS
from one simple cause-namely,
A Derangement of tho Nervous systenis
o- IN NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and ,MatAe
c,hes incyease he disease, for they weaker, the vital eneFs
Ries 81 the already Frustrated system WHILE pnaer tne
strepgtheHihE, lite.ElyinG. yitaliZihg Influence q Sal'
vanish, as applied by tha, beSptllM and wonderful aa;
covery, the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer Y
Testored to former health, strength, elasticity ana VlsOE'
The great popularity and excellence Of
DR.. Christie's Galvanic C~urattves,
consists in the fact that they arrest and cure, disease "
Sij,Gara applicaiion in place Of the usual mode 81 drug
SING. and physicking the patient, till exhausted NaMne
sinks hopelessly under the infection.
Thev strengthen the phOle system, eqaGHEt te etres'
|, ldliSn If ne blood, promote the seereftOas, eng heesI Z.
tbs slightest injury under any eireamstdnees. since .ne4
introduction In the United States only three years slhOS
more than
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Circuit Court U. States.
Southern District Of
MissisaPpi- TO No
tember Term, 1850.
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Photographic.

New YoRK, April s.
One million Of dollars paid to-day from the
Sub-treasury, being part payment OF the Mexican
For Treasury notes l5 offered, and New Loan Cou-
pons Is premium Flour improving. Corn 46 to
IS. Cotton very quiet, and market depressed No
sales.
PHILADELPHIA, April 8.
The stock market is firm, and Government secu-
rites are improving. Pa. 5's, 81.
Flour is somewhat firmer-sales at ~ 81. Corn
meal and rye flour unchanged
Wheat is in steady request-sales OF red at luz
l05 cts, and white do. los a il3 cts
Corn is steady with sales OF yellow at o. cts !
white do. 81 81 cts. Oats "a SO cts Rye 81 %
cents.
Cotton is quiet; small sales have been made at
prices prior TO the steamer but the tendency Is to
decline.
Municipal Election in Alica,ikie- Opening Of Lake
Navigation.
MILWAUKEE,, April 8.
Mr.. Upland, Locofoco, has been elected mayor
by 900 majority. The Democrats have also
elected thirteen aldermen and all their Justices
The Wings have elected one alderman, and the IN
dependent people one. =
falo has just arrived. She was one week in making
the passage.
The Niagara at Haitian.
HALIFAX, April g.
The steamship Niagara, Ryrie, from Boston, ar
rived here at 10 O'Clock this morning, and, after
delivering and receiving the mails, left at IL for her
destination.
Great Frsshet and Loss Of Property.
ToRoNTo, CANADA, April5.
| Incessant rains, rapid thaw of snow for two
days. have produced great freshet in all the rivers
in this part of the country carrying away bridges,
mill dams, quantities of timber, and other property.
New ORLEANS, April Z.
The city of Laguna, Campeachy, was totally de-
stroyed by fire on the 18th Of March,.
Two thousand bales of cotton sold at New Or
| leans on the Sd, and 1000 the 4th at outside
prices. On the 9Th, prices advanced i sales 1000
middling III! !.
Five fires occurred in different parts OF the city
on the night Of the 9th The city is infested with
| incendaries. Loss between $4,000 and $60 900.
The Europa's news reached New Orleans on the
9th, and unsettled the market. Cotton declined !.
The receipts are 900 bales short of last year
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toosarspoxDrsor OF raK arpvBuc.l

BALTIMORE, April SD p. m.
Not being participant at the dinner given by
the Maryland Historical Society, Saturday even
ing, and taking for granted what was told me by a
gentleman who supposed knew, was made TO
say that Mr.. Winthrop and the Spanish minister
were among the distinguished guests. This was a
mistake. These gentlemen were not in attend
ance; though Mr. Winthrop, Mr.. Clay, and num-
Der of others from Washington. were invited. In
other respects the occasion az heretofore re-
presented. / am told that NJ. Webster was pecu-
liarly happy in his remarks. He spoke for about
half hour and was heard with profound attention.
Mr.. Bulwer also addressed the assembage in
an eloquent and appropriate style. Our papers to-
morrow will, doubtless, give full account OF
the proceedings, together with the sentiments,
speeches, &c, as delivered.
Mcssrs. ssdtler 4 Sons, jewellers, whose store was
robbed on Saturday night Of from $1,000 TO $1,000
worth Of goods have offered reward Of 81 900 for
the recovery Of their property and the detection of
the thieves. This was a very unfortunate burgla-
ry. Nearly all the valuable goods in the store
were swept out--taken from strong iron safe
which was broken open.
There IL much excitement among our iremen,
who are preparing TO receive and entertain com
pany from New York, which will arrive here To-.
morrow night. There lie TO be grand torchlight
procession.
The old Citizens Bank Of Baltimore has been re-
vived, and will commence business regularly in a
few days with capital of $25O,oo0
Since Saturday, there has been better feeling
in the flour market, and prices have advanced,
with sales to- day Of 1900 bbls Howard street and
City Mills at S475. Red wheat ioI cts; white and
yellow corn 50 cts. oats 80 IS cts.
Coffee il dull and declining There were 400
bags Rio coffee at auction to-day, and $50 sold at
81 cts. for common qualities. Five or six weeks
ago this coffee would have freely brought 10 cts,
probably more
Holders Of stocks are firm. The recent influx OF
gold from California has given the impression that
prices will go up, and sales very limited. No
thing done to-day.
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GREAT NATIONAL Work.
Lewis's Mammoth Panorama or the Upper
Mississippi River,

ODD-FELLOWS HALL.
THIS great original work, the largest Painting
i in the world, and the only Panorama eUer paint
ed tchich shocs both sides Of The Riu0 at once, will
be exhibited for few nights, commencing on
THURSDAY EVENING, April 4, 1850
This magnificent Painting commences with
view of st. Louis, previous to the great fire, and
terminates at the beautiful
FALLS OF ST. ANTHONY,
giving an accurate view of every point of interest
on the route. Many interesting and characteristic
scenes of savage life are graphically represented
on the glowing canvass, among which will be
found
THE BATTLE OF BAD AXE,
the last scene Of the BLACK HAWK Wan, and the
stirring scenes which occurred at the
WABASHAW PRAIRIE
in june lS4S on the occasion Of the removal OF the
Winnebagoes, in which
Twelve Hundred Figures
are represented.
This great Painting is now presented TO the citi-
Gems of Washington with the assurance that it Is
all it purports to bea beautiful toork Of art, and
correct delineation Of the great Father Of Waters.
Price of admission 25 cents
Doors open at halEpast s. Exhibition COM
mences at quarter before 8 precisely.
April LEWIS & KING, Proprietors.
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FOR SALE.

nNE-SlXTH OF THE NORTH AMERICAN
" NEWSPAPER establishment Of Philadelphia
Pennsylvania, including the large job printing con.
Germ attached This interest includes one-sixth Of
all the steam presses engines types and all other
property belongingto theconcern. The Norm dner-
ican is well known az one Of the oldest and most
fiourshing Wing newspapers in the United States.
IL enjoys the patronage Of the present Adminisra-
ton, and IL extremely profitable. The above is an
uncommon opportunity for making an investment.
Terms low. For further particulars, address
BEACH, BROTHERS, proprietors ofthe New York
Sun, corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets, New
York city April 9-lm
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,
IInshinRfon. AprfI 6. 1850.

Sra: Ihsve the honor to knowledge the receipt Of
your note Of the 9th ultmo, with the accompanying
documents, relative 10 exhibition for the works
Of industry OF all nations, which is proposed 10 be
held in England in the early part OF the next year
Citizens of this country will, no doubt, DO eager TO
show specimens Of their ingenuity and skill upon
the occasion referred to, and 10 compete for the
prizes which the Commissioners are authorized TO
award. In the Presidents opinion the publication
Of the correspondence between THE Department and
yourself the subject will be the best means for
making the American public acquainted with the
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.

THE next Course Of Lectures will be delivered by
Il Professor LEWIS c. BECK, of New Brunswick
Subject: The Chemistry of Nature-on the follow
ing evenings:
Monday, Aprils s; Wednesday, April 10; Friday,
April IL; Monday, April is; Wednesday. April
III; Friday, April 10.
Lecture 10 begin ats O'Clock precisely.
April 8-dtl9
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0J-The immense stock Of clothing at Simmons
OAK HALL, Boston, is selling rapidly, at prices
which defy competition George w. Simmons is
prepared to supply the wants Of his customers,
however various and extensive they may be. even
TO the furnishing Of regiment. The truth of this
assertion is proved by the great number who are
daily making their purchases of him.
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purpose of the exhibition and with the desire of the
Commissioners to place themselves in communica
ton with such persons in the United States as may
be authorized TO act behalf of those who wish TO
become exhibitors. He has accordingly directed
that correspondence TO be published
avail myself of this occasion, sir to offer 10 you
renewed assurances of my very distinguished con-
sideration. JOHN nj. CLAYTON.
Right honorable Sir ii. L. BULwER.
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STRAW MATTINGs. FLOOR oIL-CLoTHs

STRAW MATrTINGS. FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS
60, &c.
WE have now in store, and will sell on the most
wv accommodating terms
so pieces very superior Canton Mating, perfectly
fresh
Sheets extra heavy and very rich Floor Oil
cloth
25 pieces new styles Oil-cloths, low priced
rs pieces superior 3-ply Carpeting, very cheap
$50 pieces superior double ingram do, from auc-
ton
so pieces superior double ingram do, very cheap
IL very rich Bordered Crumb Cloths
rs pieces Buff and White Blind Linen, all widths
80 very rich Chenele and Tufted Rugs
so Gets Extra Rich Muslin Curtains
rs sets Extra Rich Lace Curtains
go pieces Embroidered Curtain Muslin, low priced.
Also, every variety Of Linen Sheetings, Pillow
and Bolster Linens, Table Damask, Towels, Nap
kins, Fur Dimities, French Fur Chintz, Table and
Piano Covers, Fur 0il-cloths, &C., &c.
To all Of which we invite the special attention of
housekeepers before making their purchases else
where, as we are determined to sell cheap.
p. II. HOOE x co.
April 3-d4wif [Unionl
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LEWIs'S PANORAMA Of the MISSISSIPPI
AFTERNOON EXHIBITION.

THO give those living at distance, and all una
i BILE to attend during the evening, an opportu-
nifty Of visiting this great work, the proprietors
have concluded to give two day exhibitions in each
week, on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY after
moons, commencing at half past o'clock Admit
lance % cents.
The Painting will be brilliantly illuminated with
gas April S-tf
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sENEFrr OF M. ALEx1s aAurRE.
n VIII BIFc al tAtIlDItIUH u
SWORD EXERCISE,

A i the request OF many gentlemen, M Gautre
"A will give exhibition Of
SWORD EXERCISE,
on TUESDAY, April 8, at Carusi's Saloon. He will
be assisted by M. AdoIpbe, first Master at Arms Of
the Royal Marines, Toulon, and nj. Dyvernois, pu-
pill and assistant of the celebrated Lafougere, Of
Paris. The gentlemen of the Light Infantry band
have kindly volunteered their services.
M. Gautre, formerly officer in the French ar.
tillery, bearing upon his person numerous marks Of
honorable service, respectfully invites officers OF
the army and navy, amateurs, and the public. to
Several gentlemen amateurs will participate in the
exercises Of the evening.
M. Adolphe respectfully invites all amateurs Of
the sword or other arms TO trial OF their skill.
school Of instruction in the above exercise will
be opened on the 18th inst. Application for tuition
may be made on the night of the exhibition.
Tickets so cents, admitting lady and gentle
man. Doors open at Z, commence at 8 O'Clock.
For particulars. see programmes.
April 6-FM&T#
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DYSPEPSIA. CHOLICs, COsTIvENEss.

DYSPEPSIA, CHOLICS, COSTIVENESs.
Headache, Loss or Appetite, &C., &c.
CURED BY CANNON'S VEGETABLE OR
~ BLOOD PURIFYING BITTERS. Warranted
free from any ingredient detrimental to health. It
and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Cholies, Costiveness, Gid
dness of the Head, sc.
No fluid or medicine has ever been discovered
which so nearly resembles the Gastric juice
saliva in decomposing food and strengthening the
organs of digestion as these bitters. They posi-
lively cure every of Dyspepsia, Choc, Costive
ness, Giddness of the Head, Loss of Appetite,
and many other ills to which the human system is
heir Ifany doubt the truth of this assertion, in
vite them to try bottle and if they find it not
true, return the empty bottle and receive their
ney. These btters have stood the test of expe-
rence, and should be kept in every family.
Prepared by VIM. M. Cannon, Main street, Fred
ericksburg, Virginia; and for sale in Washington
by J. F. CALLAN.
April
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Qurra FIeHT.--It Is said that match is 70
como of in New Orleans in June next, for $500
side, between n two-year-old grizzly bear and
New Jersey swapping turtle, weighing 40 lbs.
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MARRIED..

On the 18th ultimo, by the Rev. MI. biloxi, Mr..
EN0CH ZELL, of Baltimore, to Miss MARY II.
KIRK, of this city.
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DIED,
On the morning of the Sth instant, MARGARET
DRAKE, infant daughter of w. HOWELL and ELIZA
BETH G. BASes, of this place.
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