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The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18

Probate Court, February Term 1851:
10 ali persons interested in the lands tene.-
,onts Embellishments &c ofChurles N Hende1l
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NEW ROCKS

DELIGION and Geology, by DR.. E. Hitchcock The
III Scarlet Letter by Hawthorne; TwiceTod Tales, by
do; GRANDMOTHER Recoecuons; Plymouth and the Pill
grms, by Banvard; Views Aioot, by j. Bayard Taylor;
Two Lives-to Seem and to Be; The Consprator; Rose
Doug lass; Grautey Mano House with Seven Cables No
be Deeds OF American Women; Deck and Port by Cotton;
John Frost; Mechanics for Millwrghs, Mechnts Engi
neers, &C.; American Education, by Mansfed American
Institutions by De Lockvle; Home Scenes Married Life
&C, By Arthur The Guiding Star by L. P Hopkins; Hall
Centuries, by E. Davis; Thoughts Self Culture; The
Island World of thu Pacific by Cheevar; Poems, by Bar
ry Cornwal Heir OF Vast Wayland; Yeast, Problem;
Fresh Gleanngs, by Ike Marye Para, Scenes the
Banks of the Amazon by J. E. Warren; Caleb Field,
Tale of the Puans; Trenton F9ls illustrated by N
Willis; Houatt and Martin, Cattle. For sale at
S.A. HOWLAND'S Bookstore, Harrington Block,
je25 eod6tw2tis Opposite Pleasant st.
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AUCTION SALES.
Real Estate at Auction

G w. sELBY & CO. will sell on the premises on
-. WEDNESDAY MORNING. July 2, ut 10 o'clock
the valuable Real Estate Mulberry, opposite Fulton
street, consisting of Lots, with Buildings Of them
and Cellar on the other This property very desraby
located and offers opportunity for any wishing
to make profitable investment
Terms easy For further particulars enquire of
5. w. SELBY & CO., Auct's.
Worcester, June g. je2s-d4t
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important.

Important.
III persons indebted the subscriber either by note
N book account notified that their bills will be
made out and be settled before the 18th of July
next LEES d5wl MARTIN STOWE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Fourth of july Week.!

Fourth OF July We5K!!
Great Attraction at Waldo Hall, Worcester.
POSITIVELY LAST FIVE NIGHTS
or THE MOVING DIoRAMAS PANORAMA OF THE
HU d SON RIY Err,
and Wonderful italian Fantocini.
TINE Exhibition leaves here on SATURDAY, the 5th
1 and win open the Boston Museum n the 9TH.
There will be performance on WEDNESDAY AFTER.
NOON, commencing at O'Clock
Also, five Grand Performances on the FOURTH, which
will positiUelg he the last.
Tickets l21 cts. Doors open at =. Exhibition te COM
rlence at 8 precisely. je3Od5t
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NOTICE.


June 10, 1851 s
DARTICULAR ATTENTION is called to the SD and
44th Sections of the 9Th Chapter of the Ordinance Of
the City of Worcester, which read as follows
Sect 49, No person shall Tie or asten any horse cattle,
team of the trees preserved for
men and shade, in any highway any public
grounds iron fence put up for the protection of
such trees
Sect A. No person shall place. sweep, dep sit any
dirt sawdus soo ashes clnders shreds shavings hair
manure OYSTER lobster, clam Shells any animal OF
vegetable substance. any rubbish oal filth of any
kind, in or upon any public highway street. sidewalk OF
public place, without first obtaining written license there
for from the Committee Highways. person an
thorized by them, and without faithfully complying with
the condition Of the license
Attention is also called the 9Th and 9th Sections of the
5Sth Chapter Of the Revised Statutes
Sect 5. If any shall have in his possession, with
intent to SELL shall offer for sale shall SELL give
away ofthe fireworks called rookie crackers squbs
or serpents, without first having obtained license of the
Seectmen OF the town. he shall, for every such offence,
forfeit sum not exceeding ten dollars, the of the
town in which the offence shall have been committed.
sect g. Ii any person shall have in his possession with
intent to set fire shall fire my rocket cracker
qub serpent shall throw any lighted rocket crack
er squib SERPENT within any town. without the license
OF the selectn he SHALT for every oense forfeit
not exceeding ten dollars the OF the which
the offence shall have been committed.
Je2l-duy4 GEO. JONES, City Marshal
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LOST
NOTICE.
Lime T,inal

NTE receiving by Railroad, and constantly on hand,
w PENNIMAN'S LIME, from Winoosk Falls. This
Lime surpassed by any in this market for its pure
whiteness and strength. For sale low by
my9 dw3m LEE SPRA GUE & G
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Probate once, June II, 1851.


Worcester, So. Probate OGce June II, 1851.
To all persons interested in the estate of GEORGE A.
TOURTELOT, late ofTempeton, deceased, GREETING,
YOU cited to appear Court of Probate be holden
L at Worcester the first Tuesday of July next TO
show why the second rendered by John F.
Gleason the administrator, of his administration of said
Estate should be allowed, and the balance decreed
the widow.
jel2-dltw2t CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg. .
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American Art Union.


TINHE ENGRANlNGS for subscribers to the AMERICAN
L ART UNION, for 1850, ready for delivery,
the office of State Mutual Life insurance Company.
ie24-df G. HARRIS, Hon. Sec'y for Worcester.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, June H. 1851.
To all persons interested in the Estate of HARRIET
ALDRICH, late Of Uxbridge, deceased, GREETING.
YOU cited to appear Court of Probate to be ho
den at Worcester the first Tuesday of July next
show why the first account rendered by Horace r.
Wethere the administrator of his administration of sad
Estate should not be allowed
el3-dltw2t CHAS. G. PRENTISS Reg.
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CHAs. G. PRENTIss, Reg.
Probate once. June TO. ISL.
Worcester. IS.

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, June 10, 1851.
To all persons interested in the Estate of ELCY D.
PIERCE, late of West CROUCH, deceased, GREETING.
VOC are cited to appear at a Court of Probate be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of July next,
to show cause why the first rendered by Jabez
g. Fisher the Administrator, of his administration of the
remaining Estate of said deceased with the will annexed,
should not be allowed.
jell-dltw2t CHAS. G. PRENTISS Reg Y
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LEGAL NOTICES.


WorceSter ss. June 2e, 1871
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of SAMUEL G. HOWE, Of
worcester in said county, Boot and Shoe dealer ins OIL
vent debtor and the payment Of any debts the delivery
OF any property belonging said isoFent debtor 10 him
or cr his use and the transfer of any property by him,
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsoyent debtor
viii be held Court OF Insolvency. at The Office Of said
Commissioner in w Worcester, in said County, the 23d
day OF July next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon for the
proof OF debt and TO choose assignee gnees Of
his Estate. SAMUEL w. HAYWARD, d. s.
je3O-d3twlt Messenger.
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PIANO FORTE WAREROOM,
M 2 vnorrov, HILL Do1..I - VYY~-l

IL
Il. 5. MASON has, and intends to Keep
HfcSEsl4 for SALE good assortment of Piano Fortes
II 8 n The stock at present consists of Pianos in
Rosewood and Mahogany Cases. round, half
round and square corners all of which made in the
most thorough manner, and will be sold low as good in
sruments can be bought and favorable to the
purchaser, as at any other establishment.
From the experience the subscriber has had in teaching
and III selecting Plane he feels confident that every Piano
recommended by him win give entire satisfaction.
Every instrument will be warranted and if it does not
prove IN every respect as recommended, may be ex-
changed, or the money Wfu be refunded.
shori notice. -
SECONDHAND PIANOS FOR SALE. Three good
second Pianos for sae in Rosewood Case been used
two years-a good instrumentand two in Mahogany Ca
SEES very good tone Any person wishing cheap insru-
will be sold low.
Secondhand Pianos bought, or taken in exchange for
ones.
Pianos Tuned and Repaired and all business connected
win the trade or profession either in of city,
Will be promptly and faithfully attended to- on application
at No. Warren Hail. or at his residence corner Of Jack
son ana beacon streets je9-ds3m
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G. Newton, M. D., & F. H Kelley, M.

G. Newton, M. D., G F. H Kelley, NJ D.,
HAVING effected a co-partnership in business, will,
Il from this date prosecute the practice of
Medicine and Surgery,
Under the firm of NEWTON L. KELLEY. The increasing
professional duties devovng Dr. Newton have rendered
it imperative for him engage partner in business and
he has accordingly associated with himself eminently
qualified disseminate the principles of the liberal school
Of medicine
1t is due to Dr. Kelley say, that he has enjoyed the
most ample facilities for thoroughly acquanting himself
with both the Old and the New System of pracce-for
learning mperfecons of the one, and the superiority
of the other. To him especially will be committed
the department of Surgery, his opportunities qualify
himself for This branch have been preeminent and his
perience and Skill as an OPERATOR entte him than
ordinary favor.
NJ Tumors Hydrocele Fistnle Hernia. Diseases OF the
Eye and Ear, &C.. will be scientifically and successfully
treated.
Worcester, June 10, 1851 jel9-dwly
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Roara al the FrankIin House

Few boarders ean be accommodated at the Franklin
IN House with board and good rooms with board alone
Gentlemen an0 their wives have furnished unfur
nished parors as they desire. Apply to
ap8 DIFF JESSE PIERCE.
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GrOeerE Business in CharIestoHn,

beg leave 10 iatofn FER respective friends 'hat they
are now Teeelsiag a4si upeGing al the store room
lately occupied BIZ Ian X Woods & Co, large
ana uefi s.ei4cf,ad q LIZ ~
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/. Rheumatism, Curca!.

Letdliho are suffering under the syonizug tortures
offseiuhatism read the follow ing. and whAt may
be 5loae them itthey will use the mihble remedy
m UNtbSTowS. KY, May II, I>4S.
Ms, JoHS BgIH- Dear SIR For iho last three years
/ have been afflicted with rheumatism OF the seyeres
character | was al times in hc greatest agony of
pa tried every remedy could pocGrc for the dis
case tul found pernahcnt relief until fvS induced
10 iiSc dar pI4pur mon p Sarsaparll, which has ep-
irely cured md Of EleuinatiS M and greatly Improved
rly general health nnrcsIlnn mrdiciat
have been iffe rt pain tpr several months, aud have
MO doubt The cure IS psIhancnt- and recommend il
the best incdicaie 10 use iuf rhelTnltsm.
.lSflAM BRIDGES.
Ii Suselcss 10 Prolacf further testimony IL favor OF
this Crcn mdE II lns cnlF 40 hr Tried and proved
70 CONVINCE the.INbl.c oaits superior efficacy.
NOTICE no FEMALES
John EuI', SrSsgprilp Is ost otle greatest female
mel cines nov ID eNsleier, ia hose numerous
WHORE the consl6 is drb.l tsted, the nctvo Gus
gy leSs,ned Hwilen theCori> OF nature weak and
face pals aud calo>s, Tue strength feeble and yiei
dug, TIE spu1oub!ed nd depressed, the hcaltt BIO
keD minA stiaeI and consequently the happiness de.
sIrhy cd.thcn Halls Sarstpnria is sovefcign remedy
X assists nature ID The performance other duty; braces
The whole system rness eImauenlly the natGfal en-
eTeie> removes distractions, CnEks excuses creates
IuSe and hcalt sbao mud irnIaEs health and happi-
ness Wee iAEes geheftlly 10 adopt the use Of MS
Tn@dciBc, would see 'taT less sui ring sense and
unlaI pnesS among them tan LOW exists fPdllh would
ihAe ihcr veinE dsseasr rosy Vhet wonl succect
lrf all aecF sbdEd Lave smiles instead OF tCaFs
qilre1ars aFpy oas lie instead Of one cut .hott
HNdtseasr or riiade miserable by continued suffering
als. al ttoh. A tlPt frlicT Ferod termed the u'
d}Aiyc VIII chis often aEinea with much danger,
BQli's Sar>apYrylil Is nand Exert mrst brnehclaE
rE.ct All Indie, approaching his crisis shpnli be APP
fsr o this ae, and await themselves Of this yalul
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FREEMAN uopGES.& 90.
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERS,
1 b In " c I'M AZ VI " a Oh :
(BErwkES BaoaDwAY AND NsssAu.)

(BETwEES BRniDwNY AND NkssAu,)
A RE now receiving rich and beautiful assort-
n: meut 81 Fancy Sin and Millinery Goods, To-
winch We would particularly invite the astrptioi
mall Cash Purchasers, and will make il an object
tor them to give rs call are determined to
sell our assortment Tor Cash lower Ihan ever bel
tore offered this natket
AitliRers can supply themselves with erery ar
ucic ii ticr line Al about the cost Of Importation
or Auction-rrices MANY Of our goods are manu-
iactured expressly sof 8ur own sale and cannot he
Surpassed for beauty or low prices
Rieh Hat and Cap IsibhR&. a large variety!
Silks and SaruS loi B5nnets
Grapes, Grape LisSes ratetons and Illusion
Lac ). i
Thinning f;a has Caps and Dresses.
I4miy Lind Cans; Parry and Opera Head Dresses.
Embroidered Eaies Collars, Cuts, and Che n,
t>Glt>
Muslin.
Thread 'Brassels, vaepcic4e, SIX and Lisle
Thread LaceS
Embroidered. REVERE and Plain Linen Cambria.
GIote> and Mus, Kid, SIX. Isle Thread and
Sewing Silk
srariS Crayats and Press Hkis - /
Swiss, JE'i9neit Book Muslins, and Bishop
Lawns.
Embroidered Damask and Plain Canton Grape
ShawiS
+ A fulqssorilSato f Siam G,ods
/ Efeeteh and American AytiGeiak F'Iotests>sk
With large variety M mentioned above.
4 All wishing 10 ayoid paying long prices will
! make money BY cal ling aa satisfying themselves.
Jan u lSJf-S5
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Good Testimony.

The LosiSyile iaas sfeks al Balls Sarsapa.
Iillas .}.
w have beer shown 81 Nj JeAn }pll proprietor OF
tlatwe - 10 Yne tlAIt Iratou, iius Fluid Extract
Safsapsrils, am orGla genuue, and beautiful letter
adasssedt o NJ p, ihehseomi4ishcd lady Of enc Of
tie mos. amiuetA Oh physicians 10 Tie West giving
det4ted account OF Que os the astonishing cures
on record performed sLoLe hy The OF - Bulls Sar-
sarerilia,a
This mdSi excl iGn and charming lad had long sd.
1eTed from pvoLlp>S iuor hS, piIes and chion
c diseases OF The stomach and digestive org and
dcTspgt nj Of hs wlidfe system attcnded with di
tres sing eatanen> rrpi]nn SICK headache, aud violent
ATTACKS OF clamp Aitet exhais,ng all Of Ter h,,s-
har$s skill aud applying 10 mary celebrated md Cai
gentlemen boih III huiiH aud abroad and asoyii>ing
cIeal quantities q T0wrscnaS Ssrsaparlla without
TIC 81 sheSl cief Size Was induced to use joan Bui
Slrsaparilr1. aHB what was the happy rcsuit2 Alter
I'M use oil Il few hdties perfect and wonderful care
the s es,orcd IL perfect hcath and her pal
ofsprits.i 4 81
Such leu rs ab the oncwcespcak Of must afford Mn.
Buf more real qualification thl could tlt possession
of COUNTLESS wealth Aud whether he aceGmUlateS
wealth OF By the sale b his pny valuihc medicine,
bei,g its autlioTis glory and horror enough ndhe eau
say 10 Tie wortl without fear oGycontradictSoh "
have in NY poyaflt relieved lumln Suffering than
aid Stephen GsFaYd or John JJeeb As;oF With their
luifltirns y tNE.
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LAwYERs ~ THE UNITED STATES.

We see by LEvingston's Law Magazine
that there are tis5afg oaf thousand nine i'm.
drtd e,lt seesy,k4y @tne lawyers in the coun-
try, or about one to every eleven hundred
inha bi,snts, black and white Mr. LiWngs-
ton estimates that each lawyer in practice has
an average income Of 1880 This would
make the average cost of law in the United
States reach the enormous sum of nearly.
thirty three millions Of dollars If this is
not paying too tisar for the whistle, general
ly all the client gets after the fees are fobbed,
We know not Whist is Maryland is honored
with 54S Of these lawyers, Pennsylvania 1899
Virginia ,27s, district of Columbia Oh, Del
aware so Towsring over all the rest is
New. " rk, whiehshas 4,374
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"A CARD.

IT HANE.jnSi returned from New York where
u male arrangements with Mr.. Geo, w Farm
ham To b. furnished regularly with Garments cut
Ia The iatea tastfaa and The Reports Tor The same
Regularly received Genllenlen may feel assured
thdt all work sivcn me will DC cut and finished in
The best style aud upon terms satisfactory to all,
7CoATs EEsrS dnd PASrs Of every style will be
made 10 the taste Of gentlemen Mysohject is, II
sPossihle by all means 10 please GARMENTS made
in The city Of New York are now in nv Shop, and
/ the publie are invited TO examine them Having
K for many wears given my whole attention. to nv
business can say with confidence thatI can now
combine taste with comfort and that my Journey
aen every way compelent, and feel Just pride
in finishing thtir work ina workmanlike manner.
In word, am prepared 10 suit all tasiesP and
only dsk 4 iairltIial hy the pablo
GraieEll 10 The public for past patronage, a CON
tinuqncei is.respeciiully solicited. From persons
4, disraic6 ns, less than at home should be hap
pY to redye IA trial, and feel confidence in
stating as am authorised BY cur Merchants TO do,
, that Cloths cRSsimeres, Trimmings, &c will be
sold on The tnpSt favnrables terms; and AT prices
greatly less tadn heretofore
JOHN r. A. REDMAN.
.No.. s. 1850
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MEDICAL RECIPES.


T0sharpen the aPpetite-swalloM wheti
stone
To give tone to the stomach-ge. it lined
with bell metal u
10 preventive Tic dollar oxc-never run
in\debt 4
For .igh.ness of the Chest-frss &c,
your heart opea with some mild charitable
laxative, and the lid Of your chest will open
easily
For the Neuralgia taking too much
Of the old-ralgia
To cause white swelling to disappear
cover it with shoe ,blackng, oE japan var,
nisb
10 prevent the hair. from turning gray
make up your mind to dye
For felon--arrest and Imprisonment
For consult your tailor
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Of which upwards Of 60 is well ttnbered and'sthe
rrm#fnder cleared tut without improvement IS
Thrse loads pAr day to Cameron's Depot twn to
Chaslestowh N one 10 II. Ferry. can be 4nade. IN
one aay from this farm
Without ex&aragant laudatioh believe lis /
have before siated that tbese lands are among the
frstAuaiilY lanRis Of Jefferson and as such deser-
wing the attention Ct those desiring 10 make Landed
investments in khis county
The remain Arg $40 acres is situated on the East
sideof the Shenandoah River and is from four 10
six miles distant from Charestown extending back
from the RlverRto the top ofthe Blue Ridge Noun
taiaa and epbracng small portion of very proAuc-
tive river bottom cleared and comfortably improved
riveT bill if timber middle bottom; partially cleared
andiwith SEVERAL small tenement5 Three or four
orcEHatds ahd many fine springs, ithence 10 thb ton
Of the moaataip well timbered The growth on
This land Embracing chestnut l$cust pine, oak
lichpry and oher woods This land as the low
lands become more sparcelY tiulbered must ad-
vance in Value Il can be sold enlire or divided
The Ierfls III Sale arc 0nethird or the purchase
money 70 Re laid il hand, and The remainder in
three equal aHhual instalments with interest from
date OF bens. The deferred payments 10 be secuted
bydeed oftTu1 on The properly,
Shonld lhe absent, my father b, C. Washington
Esq residing pear. Cbaresown, will give allrne-
cessary intof4iatinn 10 those desiring 10 see the
land THOS. Il. WASHINGTON
Frbr1arY l4E 1851
AFbtdsrfe4 (lLi.l ExaniaeT md National Iqteiii-
geneer fopnI3 t1nes lccek fOr one MONTH aud Spd
6Ws to mis- IOfte
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EEfEscr ri sfintomy

THyl ras efer oftref III fgroy II am 1Idicinc+
4'.. RadAe tsS.FR"ap9 Dr Hoyr! /
Mr. ions BuLL: Have no hesitation in saying nj
b bel y youE slrs!pasilh 10 be the hesl article ev.
Jnatuf4ctuFcd tor tie eur ScrofuIt; Sypf8l$ utt
lbany ofher Gaanecns Eor GlaPular Affections havi4.
Used il with entire sutess ia Numbers Of tie aboS,
.eisrs JAS. NJ MOORE
Nh TabT1gB film ~ lTl7rc
Mr.JoHN llULL: sin using your Sn slrurilli in scs
.eral new cases OF scfPtulu and with happy effect
Rn now tcnRtePt j i. @nr thr most etitacioqs NEIL
'iEine that carl,bs mldF Tor that disease Yours,
4 Wnehcstcf. Ky. Feb. !, ~ J.iM. MooRE.i
E'ro4e Pr ? TtaEeH PsetFssornf CHEMISTRY In
JE E4a5rAf m skteat College. /.
n haze loo5ed over the Hst Of ingredients composing
Holm Bull compound Extract OF sarsaparilll.. AID
Have no hesitation in saving that they foIm salec ON
fonpd and ole that pnmises well in chronic diseases
Eip which it isappeabr L. P. YANDELL, NJ. D.
/ Leu; vile pdae 6, slS
i From Df rgtes Paasieias dg apgoiutac1p 10 he
! LNissaH H9ff5e HJspt,o3
III LOUISVILLE, Marrh 20, 1870
II have exai1iod The preparation OF The prescription
5 JOHN BUlEs SaTs,patia lua believe the combination
70 be ali excellent one aUd wtIl calculated produce
IAN ateIatiyc impression the system. have usetIit
both and priv4le praece, and think The be,
article 6f SaTkaparflla I'D use. NJ. PYLEs, NJ D..
I Resident Physlsian, Marine Hospital
/ BBrLLis SAFfsrARllLA-Go Where you w % steam.
beats bourd for Nashville. New Orleans, 81 louis,
eDtinpa'i, Madison Fmukiolt cr for the Green risr
country and OF will fipd immense supplies of this
preparation about berg slipHeIl on board
Butfew mdrchant> fGsit our tity ii whatever branSh
ef trade soeyer they nay be engaged. but haze orlss
fer more or lfss OF Bulls SsFsaparilla
ri Lougrlls Dcmoeiei34.
Il The rush oS odrehireTS to California has 10 soTSe
measure subsidized bat the rash for John Bulls Sars-
ara j. gIeat ever TIE Doctor says sthe crg is
Still they come. = L0uisrs7e EaIy Democrat
III Principal Depot 81 Fourth street, Louisville, Ky. Il
+ Forsale by L. 81. SMITH & Co,
III CsidTlestostH,i
III A. 81 CRIDEER, Il
Ii February p, iSN-6n. H1rPers Ferry
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BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE.


This Institution Incorporated BY The Legislature
Il o. MARYLAND, and Under the patronage OF the
Baltimore Annual Conference affords every facili-
~ fpr The acquisition Of thorough and accom pish-
ed education. The buildings are pleasantly loca-
ted, With etady and recitation rooms and every
m3acrn eiaFenicnce for the accommodation of L
large number OF boarding and day schslars. The
numedf diiT3e>cnt in attendance is IlS
A' FsGuhry or iSsraucTIoN: !.
NJ G. BRoaks A. NJ Professor Of ANCIENT Ian.
Rey. B. Ii NapAt, A. NJ, Biblical Literature.
Rev D. Il WapeH. A. NJ. Mathematical and n att
ntal Science
S, II. PRAtr NJ D.. Assistant in do do
Miss N. A. Dixon, English &. Bellies Letters.
i RocnEsrER Assistant in English
g GEoaGltNA A. HrLsg, French Language
ELIfs 9. GoDREcur, Instrumental Music
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