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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-01
TIE irish BOT AND THa PRIEST.

: III ini6H Boy AND The PRIEST.
4 pretty Irish boy. In humble life,
hose father took Protestant 10 wife;
70 mothers church an inclination had.
Bat Father into maSs would force the lad.
! ct still the boy to church on Sunday stoIe
And evidenced a Nishf TO save bis soui.
The Rector eyed the youth, bis zeal approved
Amigave bibls, which he deafiyaoged.
This made the enraged father storm and curse
Lock up the book and use his son the worse:
ct still 10 church The boy on Sunday sfo,e
And evidenc'd a wish to save his soui.
At length one Sabbath morn it cane "a ,,aea
4 I ie 'atier dragged the smuggling boy to mass;
TIE zea.ous papis. helped f5rco him in,
a 70 begged the priest to pardon I'll his sin.
No. by the mass he said, 7 cannot ble.s.
Nor pardon, ill the cdlprit first confess
IWel NV, 9uoth, the boy, surprising were wiiiae
nat is vour charge! Ilcharge you bat {
'sDoall men pay. and all men make confsss;on?';
E"Y es, every oneof Catholic confessions
"A nd whom dovou confess TOT .tVhv the Dran. =
And does he charge yoas" Yes wlite thir.
tet n. es
Ar do the Deans confsss7' Us, boy, ther do
MESS to Bishops, and pay smartlv too
10 bishops, then. confess, pay and to wiomss
ny. they confess and pay the Pupe Of Rome. ),
w ELL qnofh the boy "al this IS mighty odd,
B1t does the Pope confcss.v .Oh. ves to Cod =.
But dos ], Co God charge the r,pss" mo said the
; elaszss pothins ] - tAen 0ods the best,
II = u.le a for5)se and Always willing:
Fohm f'AlIssonfess, and save my shilling.s
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a. The city Of Providence, tR. t j is given
cvsr to tbs mysterious individual." The mum.
Icp i election was held on the 10th inst; with
results the most satisfactory to the American
party. The majority for Smith, for Mayor. Is
81. All the seven Aldermen are Americans:
three OF whom however were ON the Whir
neKet: vi the conncilmen, 20 Of the 2s ara.
Americans.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-01

BTLwER ON THE AMERICAN PaEss.- Hulwer
the nov list, in his speech on the stamp duty.
remarked, syou have been led to infer that the
American pressis left in the hands ofipnorant
adve nturers, whereas he remarkable peculiar.
lty OF the American press IS that it absords hear.
u ell the Intellect Of that country. There n
seareely statesman Of eininence, an author of
fane who does not contribute to the American,
periodical press"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-01

": lashed the man who confessed that be ha.
aiken caths Of secrecy, and had betrayed thc &C
rets he swofe 70 conceal. II any member Of ii,
aawfsh parfy (of which we pres1mc Janins i
me, II bis age is sufficiently maturp should .boi
rom the arslere and reveal the secrets which b
,romised to conceal we will hold hin up to pub
iic scorn, aa..we hav. donssM.. NJ Kinnon
-----------l----
a. The cruw rsh party Of Yazoo County,
cannot hope to succeed In their designs upon
he Who'll Of Oregon unless they carenllst some
persone in various parts Of the Union. That
they may gain strength in the north. worecom-
me ID that they place another plank in their
platform. THIS plankhas been sawel out BY
persons who ar as bitterly opposed themselves
to the great American P rty; no Other persons
the U. s Ant Sav~p Conp n on, acomp sed'' !
says the lexington (Ey.) Observer and spor-
rorter, s on 70 tfe and 6,a.E del ,Qatas from all
the free States" But we viii no longer keep
our readers, who belong to the crawesh party
&c there Re any of that patty who can stand to
read truth from this p p'ank. One resolution Of
this motley convention was as follows:
"Rssalus1, that we deprecate the action Of a
portion Of the ant.sl very ..,en Of Is country,
In identifying themselves with the new polit cal
movement p pularly known as Known thing
ism; that we feel it to be our imperative duty to
it: bccaus ittramplas down the doctrine
of common brotherli cd; because 1t avowedy
gnores nd suboriinatss the question of Amer-
ican slavery; because tt, too palpably unjust
tofreigncrs seeking homes ofcomf TT and felds
oeenterprise On or shores; because its ind s.
cr'mirate rroscrirti,n Ct al chi:st;srs Of the
r msh faith, is at war with the fundamental
principl's Of Pfotestan'sm; becacse We abhor
ito guilty cowaraice in veilrg its deeds in dark
ness II laad where he pesrls will. and dis.
cussion Is free. :
Tie whole matter snnonnts to tbs; they a.
p the Know N thugs, because like Pdtnam's
NJ nthly, their idea of Americans requires a
G vernment BY the people, "not ly ~ class
such as the red haired part of the inhabitants,
or the blu eyed part, '-or the srh ts faced art
or the nat ue born part, or the PTote tast part.
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\ MRS. HARRIET N. PREWETT.
.srsstBtrllaotem1tB 1
q 40 REWARD.

q 40 REWARD.
WILL be given to any person who viii deliy-
er ut our stable on Main street, Yaxoo City, the
two large brown MULES strayed from US on
the 9th Of March. The mules are large 6ne
ones---shod all round and shsveu, with marks Of
\ ar, and when last heard Of, were In the nsigh-
borhood Of Col. Gartleys. Any information re-
specting said miles wi | he thankfully receised
made fur all trouble and ex-
pense. BIkMlN9HAM q CO.
Yazoo City, May 25, ,ls56:f
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MEDICINES.
CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE.
rflIIE GREAT PURIFIER CE TIE MOOD

L Not a nariicie of Mereary IN II.
As fSFstLIstE RFsFpr for Scrotulo, King Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruutiaa4, PIN.
pie. or Pustulese a Ire Face, Blutche. Soiis Srinc
Sore Fyrs, Ring Norm or Tcicg. Sealt Head En-
larscment epd Pain Of the Bones Jopts, Stubborn
Ulcets, Syphilitic Disorder, Lumbagn. Spinal Com
plants ant all Diseases srisins tgan an iaiuf l'
nse of Mercory. Inptadence in Life, Or ln,rtzHy of
the Blood.
This valuable Medicine which has beco cei,l rated
or the urnbcr of exfraprdinsry effected tr'us
Its agency has induced the prap etnrs al the urgent
quest of their friends oerr it to the public whrt hrS
10 with the confidence in its virtues and
herfui curative properties he folio" ing c"fthclte-
selected 1oms large number. are, ho"eNsf. stronger
Testimony than the ~ori of the pr'rirturs H1d
are all from gentlemen well koo in ihe .oc-ltic.
and of the highest responsibility uRnJ Of ihem residing
In the CITY oi Richmond. Va
F. BOYpEN. ESQ Of the Exchange Hael, R'cr
mond known every where, saws he has Ten tue Mcli
eae called Carter spani.h M,xiu-e administered .
hundred eases IN nearly a. the discusses for whi
is recommended with the astonishing good r.
cults lie says, ii. tie mas extraordinary medicine J"
has
4eae and Fercr- treat Cu9.-I hereby certify that
Tor three ycars Ind Acne and Fever OF a the most 'n
lent description. ! had srveru! Piysc ms tuok Inre'
quantities oCQ iuine, Mercury and | heeYe all The
fonics ad,cr,is- Ii all wi.ho-t perm@nrui ~
lief At last | trie1 Carriers Spam#h Mistgre. tw'
bottles Of which efrctually cured NJ" and ! am happy
to say have had neither Chils or Fever since con
sder the beet Tonic in he world, and the only mct
cine that ever reached my eass JOHN LON6DEN.
Beaver Dam near Richmond. Ia.
C. Il. Luck ESQ. nos in Rchaond aud Tor many
wears in the Post Cfce has such conf lence IN the
ani.hine efficacy Of Carter Spanish Mixlure TINT l.,
a. bought inward. Of so bottles. which lie las ~ivcr
wayrotne afflicted. Mr. Luck saws he has l'.Ni
TO IA. " hen taken according To direction
DIR. I.nse. practising Physician, and fuImrr, CO.,
the City Hotel in the city OF Richmond, says heh
nessed in a number of instances the effects Of Carter
Spanish Mixture which most truly surprising. Ii
says in ca OF Oonsuml ton dependent ON the Liver
the good effects wonderful indeed
Samuel Nj Drinker OF the firm Of prinker 4 Mo MS
Richmond, cured OF Liver Complaint OF yert-
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Zee fully
Isle Of wight coanry, Va Aug. y, ls49.
From ore of ourriti,ens !:

RICHMOND, June 90 ISL
g 'rtt nlei:--Gn the month Of October 1850 | was -,
4orrly afflicted with Rheumatism in nv shoulder ns Ia
be um,b to take off my shirt had you told me yo,
would have sy,n tie city 81 Richmond To do .,
md in ts condt on continued for scvcrul DAYS wh.n
called upon you tor some of your Rheumatic Lnimrp
which vol gave ne saying rnn required ray unless
t.und reicl ir,m it, After using i, for three dnys
found myself entirely Wei, nd as well as ever wa. in
my 1fr, being entirely free from all puiu nor have
hed the slightest return Of pain ince and if Necessary
am vling 10 certify To tbs to any one who viii cnil
upon ne at my storc Curry street. in TIN. city
FRANCIS CLENDlNING
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TIN. yes-r. u'c 10, the rh-H built ia tn city al
baltimore Sprrs,y Tor TN fadr uod have superior
~ experienced C,ut,5a-. VII ga.hrd tor the u.,'
,ud wboe III 4ragr to e>attion H. iocommodoa Ihr!
MI, be tawcd ur eoi dasa the ei.c-, 10y selm and mny
hc relied an To .p prumI ly IA alywulod.
Merchants going Month or ordering goods from NV
York will find tbe.g interest to- Zip lay tins iiae
freight will always be taken ioN by other
Inc oi rurlrts. and every effort will be made by the
,ecuts in Richmond aaa New Np, To give saljslrtion
Fretlt > cents per whae, and t. cents prr3 / s.
ra3nrco being uboul 50 Per cent. less lhnp chare'
the Steamers. Insurance cau be effected IN the ....
moad Fire Association by tbs .ac at 3-8 per crnt.
We respectfully u>h and hope succeed III obtain
IA fill .har OF patronage.
Clouds shipped by tn Line L. New luG, will be for
Narded lree # commission Ia New Ofcaos. Mobile
Glareston Savannah ar any other S.urhrra ~ Month
I'm port. The yr-,cl, viii lie in Richmond Eursrtts
in New Hol, Bcrh NJ. l. Coffee House lir. foo, oil
" all Street. DAVID CURUE ,Rchuo4J ,
c. II. rlERSON, y Y.
NJ. Gl ,N0Y.L ) lialf. \
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GAS! GAS!! CASH

DERSGNS wishing their houses fitted for lrr.irc
u Gas vii find some strong Inducements oa"frrd. bl
applying to the subscriber. have good worn men and
superior stock of materials. a. q. nABNEY.
n. B.-All orders tor fitting up Tobacco Factories
cc,ised within Nt! day payment will mol be required
befme the lst of juno, lS55.
run : dts
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W VI tISuN


Wcnnbcx the / lowing certificate f,on, ,,I,..rf,
o, ,snt COUNTY. w. ra' 9aye 'rrty to refer to
III rrco. Who lave been entirely restored y it u
Dcni Sifr:-Snmc time IN 1916 wa. t,l.en -,
Rheumatism, and was confined To nv beJ -. WIN
moths and could not wa.k or Lear the eas, weab =
an my t,ct. was ttcndea by an eminent ,h,s.jf
AID found lleor rccf. A friend rnc,,a1 ii'
h'HIc OF your excel en- l. nmeuf which used net
i'g to the ,lireelor-, and found great relief in f
days. and in few weeks WAS we'll aud have moi Ll
"a" attach 81 ee' and think ii better thun any remedy
il cxsteue, tar kheum4ti.m -
Yours IcsPec fully.
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MATERIALS "a, Co>r

Hsssii'fNG MATERIALS at C9SE.
- Having determined Ia rlosp ont u,v stock lfCarpen.
ter Hard"a end Building Material. Guiding nm cx
ensivc assortment ct Locks, Hinges, Screws. Window
Glass, &c &c, the whole stock is now offered Mt
cost Those wishing any thing ia that line would con-
suit their interests by giving call before
elsewhere marliIs A. WINSTON
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No. pa. Main St, Richmond, Va.
And for sale by ]. II. Scny y. Il. LYMAN. J II.
Thompson \ Co.. r Stehler x Co. lypchbmg, Vn.,ond
by deners in Medicines everywhere aep5 ~
METROPOLITAN JAtNplGEDNS.
Lpepsa Chrome lr Nervous Debility ,Disensc + ia"
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from Disordercd
Liver or stomach such Constipation, Inward Pla-
fuIlnes- Blood To the Head, Acdty OF the stomach
Nau ca Heartburn Disgust for Food, tuucss or weight
i, the Stomach, Sour Eructaons Sinking or nttrrue
the Fit OF the Stomao h. Swimming of ia" II nd, tlur
red and difficult Breathing, futtering nj the Heart
Choaking Sufocatine Sensations when in lying pos
Dimness OF Vision, Dots chs before the sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head Deficiency 81 Pcr--
piraon Yellowness Of the skin and Eyes Pnin in the
Side, Back, Chest Limbs, &c, Sudden tnshe- oil ll"ut
Burning in the Flesh Constant lmHginngs ii Evil, nnd
great depression OF Spirits be ehccually cucd 10y
DocTER HooFfANps CELEBRATED
GERMAN B1TTERS
prepared by DR.. {. NJ. jackson, German Medicine
Store No. 100 Arct ST.. door below Sixth fhnia
Their power over the above diseases is nof eNcelle'
!. cqnalled, 10y any other preparation in the United
States the uttrst in niter shllu
physicians lad ailed
These Is ,ters are worthy the attention of luyuds
Posses.ng virtues in the recthcolnn Of tie hve
nnd lesser glands clcising the searching power
in wearess aud uhc,i ms 4, the digestive urgnn, they
IRE w,thel 81. e, certain aud pleasant
NIRGISIA TESTIMONY. J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
Va. Feb 9th, 1859. said: Il am entirely OF the
German Ri;iers Tho Rave become nj the ruce Moth
ngcse sells"
The Tenth Legion. pull..h"d Wood.nck Va
ead, Jan 10Th, 1880: ~ Great Mcdicnr.-Ne have
uniformly rcGaincd from recommending the public
any of the various pntent medicines of the day unless
thoroughly convinced Of their value, Among those
consider worthy OF notice. is the Gernnn BItters in
ented by DR.. i oo1ard, and prepared by DIR Jackson
Philadelphia. One instance, in particular, in which
he superior virtues OF IS medicine have been tested
Las fallen under ohsers1li Daring the last sum.
tneI. of MIR. Ahr1u Guh,l. ct tins county. was
cry seriously affected with iiycr c nranl, mud nftc,
trying, in vain, various feme hes he Purchased bottle
OF the Bitters, aud after using IL much relieved
of his distressing maadY that he procured other bot
lie, and is restored entirely to hcalth."
TLey entirely yes etablc free from NIL iniuriou
ingredients, always strengthen the rystcm and ncyo
estate II.
FOR sale wholesale by Druggists in all the prime pa
cities and retail by apothecarc and torekecpers il
every town in the United States.
Sold by D. R. LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON & 90.
IN l. }. H. SEAY & CO, Lynrhhurc, nd by dealers it
medicine everywhere. sept ly
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SOurlssiDE RAILROAD.

la 81 ~ ga .TS ,eht. f,r ,bc o5ib.iIc RAN
road l,m. 7. Andc SON Cou.ni.-ion iloHze the
BASIN. Any pcrs1n wishing to ce the Iutcs i ils.sn
IN ubtaip II lrcsI list by ea#iipg uu u,,.
lly oder OF the SUIT
sep 3a.ts ALFRED w. II1RNER.he'r.
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rg'o souEsNEYMGN TsNNEEgs

4 Nanteii, t" good JouneHmeu IInnrr4 Il vino
good wages aod constant employment viii be siYrn, b
carry application to he subscriber.
may - 4 y RIISE
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M.s.rs faff Co.. nall -: ...r la'i.
stating ~ 800 tome 1T -, ,.. - N
Doves hAeaa1tc L'Haetf L. a. u n, OF o,.. Oh
wants 1deeted IA n ennif s.f al applied it bIf enra
| tmnk. crft5lniy not moro ii an f1vicr. He ;,e,
50 maci without being entey relieved from liz ,a
however as Ia a'tcrd 70 his u-ul duties vIicL
some d1ys he hal been detained ien; when let u,
Informed me he bad tricd yaIiol prsf,r,ti 'aRi
sucr e. ia edocly handed Inn Il e bo,t.
uq1r-t that he "opd Five it fdrInd A .I'' ','.
ih'reoller Wa eintihed To lnip from him. thar b.
H-r.i tie lnimenl according t. the directions mr. '3
uling il hi. VIII from being bed hidden a suf apa,
Leplr,> companion, bad heron- eafucl, rel.,5 ,a
restored 10 her app "priate Dulles "'
very IrnIv ,uur friend
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NOTICE il hereby given that my son, A. NJ.
~ Winston, Is not authorised to deal tor me- or on
my count or to uaH.aot any business ofa pecunary
nature whatever in my name WINSTON
msyl2ts
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BOnsack's Wooden Factory,
ROANOKE COUNTY. VlRGINs

EAYrNG rebuilt and supplied my establish, It
L with the hcst improved Machinery fpi menutlc.
turing " col announce - old customers, aud the
public generally that am again prepared cnrd wool
into Rolls spin into Yarn, into James. Linsey.
Blankets, &c, upon the following terms:
Carding " DOL into Rolls 81 cents per lb Carlrc
ard 81 infin9 from No. & To the pound u
cent, rcr H.. FOR each finer number up II half cent
per pound added lot every higher numl cent per
h. added. Manufacturing heavy Negro lanes - cents
per ynri manufacturing heavy Negro Lioscy Is cents
per pard; Blankets d. cents rround2 cents Tor mt
inc aud forra ding md spinning additional charsa
mixed and Saxony Wool supply Of manufactured
goods will be kept lnnd for sale exchange tor
" DOL Those living the Railroad deposit tlc
Wool with the Rair"nd agents. except Liberty deia,
with Mr. : Ilufman--L yneEhnrg with Nessfs Rnrkrr
Redd The work will b, returned when finished
Payment viii herqured upon delivery Of work.
June ll-i3m JACOB BONSAGk
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GT: FOE EsENE.-A small iIonso near MIR
LII Warren Cnnrawa,. with bhout Two acres IN
closed, aud good spring within thirty yards Of the
door. Possession given immedinte'y. Appytp
mar26-dfs JOHN HOIIINS.
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4 ard.

r. TIE suh-,rihcr having purchased Of II SILVER.
"A thorn Co, their intefe in the tate roucei Of
e4ask II Slve thorn n Co, will continue TIE bu,inrss
at the old ,land Muin street. W be il keep
fine assortment OF GOODS in the line to which he re-.
pcctuly INVITES the intention IT al wanting goods in his
line. Mr. {. Nuiiz viii continue for the rtt-ent his
uau fru'ar u.icn,i1n t. thrNAIC ell AM CLOCK lc-
pane. whic' would cal the attrni ia al. taosr
having sueh work t. be .ufe.
maylSis II. Hiit EFT HORN.
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No Ia MAIN ST., hfhWohdt ~
And FOR sale 10y J. II. Seay, u. Il. LYMAN.
Thompson 4 Co, K Staher& Co Lynchhulg Nn.i
hy denler. I'M Medcines eAerNMlcIc. annl /
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y RDtfE,-s,1 10 Nsa-loln, ircluai Railf,u
Fnre AM Meals and Stire L ON oo boa d Sieamrr--
- L. Nrw York, Second Gu Cnr- aud Sieeraer.
paaadsarrrs lra,ips lfnellae on I ES)AfS and
FRIDAYS by South -ie Ita hoaa, com eel morn
Ing al CITY Point with tle irge and cammodioas
= INN. ltn4
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hlERCHANDI1E.
AT'EsT Aisfslv Lll-NE "

- SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS Just
"P,ne1 Ht fhiiP ". P,yn'- tk,lrs ror.,f. Min st }
. .ansli9r stuck Of DRY GOODS. embracing G.pths.
C's-inerrs festius, Liarns. and L,piys' Gaans. ol
all kind. Gil mud examine
np.ii#ts F. W PAYNE
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NN{lNDDN GLASS; nave ON huud a very large
w lot lsay 40 boxes) French, Aneric m md Eng
li>h Window Glass. in first o,d"r an of almost ali
the vatigus sizes from to 81 36, which we are Of
itring u low the same qlaily OF glass be pur-
chased at in this market. Gail mi exan inc.
Also II good supply of e,cellen putty
iune |. In ! Il. GREGORY & co.
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SUI .r,r French Lawns fron auction which 'ill
sell at prices thar will please. A.o the very finest KID
81 ycs made at G24 pain plan bIaei six, extra dar
roored Ere ch Jackoncts nrd the Gnest quality Eng
H- and French prints 10 cents per yard.
nr.27 Is T. II. LEWIS.
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FOR MEM YORK,
FROM LYNCHBURG via PETERSBURG

BY SOUTll-SlDE RAILROAD.
Onls DC Night hclwcei iefer-hur. aud NV Yu,k
.........,., i " ~ ~
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PINE IUNfRER

= :.
Holm f. GLOVER a. CO., corner of Main and Seventh
Cd Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that have in yard and for sale low CASH.
complete Seasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
qualities tckneses viz Torgued and GrO0yed Pine and
Ash Floorng Dressed and undressed Ceiling Castings and
Pannsls; sound Common Boards suitable for
shops and fencing No Pine and Poplar Shingles &C.
&c Can made order the lowest prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Moudings Frames for
Doors and Windows &c. &C. Bills of prices forwarded to all
prom ptattention febi2 If
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEwELRY.

ME have lust received our stock Of Watches.
w Clocks Jewery and Silver Ware altogether the finest
and largest stock offered in his city and which, be-
ing enables sell figures
than usual We have gold and silver S1nfng
Watches from The finest do the articles gold
guard, ehans; ladies' pns
seal scale and plain rings drops and rngs guard
fob keys sea in short article in line of business
in great variety of style and price a.
We have also made arrangements by which will be
constantly supplied with style of
eght-day thirty clocks direct the factory
which will sell wholesale retail low they be
n n Western city.
BITTROLFF & SONS, Main ST., bet. LIST an I'd. g
N. B-Evsry article sold in ablshmen warranted
to be represented. q
Old gold and ve the highest price, taken in exchange
for iewelry. ap1l
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NEW ARRANGEmENT.

order that be able devote parteu-
n larry the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part ef my
business have disposed of Of interest the Gro
Gerry house Mr.. MATTHEW DALZELI who will con-
tinue stand under the style of ORR DALZELL &
With complete Of everything the Grocery
would take this opportunity of returning sincere
thanks the paying house for the liberal
patronage extndedq respectfully
them their fayors the firm would
the slow all gentlemen that they need
not ask credit at this house.
March l, 1855. SAMUEL ORR
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
LEIGH & YER LIN Ct.
TIME undersigned have purchased the entire stock of
l. Drugs and Medicines of ]. Nj. ID. Miller q Co.. and
intend carrying The Drug business at the well known
stand of Keller Farnsley, No. IA Water street, under
the firm of LEIGH d. Verling.
Charles LEIGH ofthe firm hopes he isfavorably known
to the public having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years Peter Verng, ofthe
firm having been elerking in the store the
last three years fatters himself with having the cont
dence of its old customers.
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
srictattenton business and by low prices to merit
liberal PATRONAGE both from old and new customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
= feb25-Iy PETER VERLING.