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STAR.
TINES CURE.

Mourn, o, rejoicing heart -itf''
The hours are fiyirg,
Each one some treasure takes,
Eacs one some blossom breaks,
And leaves II dying; lG- s.
The chill dark night draws near,
Thy sun viii soon depart,
And leave thee signing;
Then mourn, rejoicing heart,
The hours are flying
Rejoice, o, grieving heart,
4 he hours fly fast,
With each some sorrow dies,
With each some shadow flies,
Until at last
The red dawn In the east
Bids weary night depart,
And pain Is past. -. F.
Rejoice, then, grieving heart,
The hours fy fast!
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SILVER WARE,

III SEMKEN, $40 Pa. avenue, between 9th and
LIE 10th streets, offers his large stock Of pune
Silver Ware, consisting Of Coffee and Tea Sets,
complete, Sugar Bowls, Cream Goblets, Cups,
Spoons and Forks, and magnificent assortment
Of richly chased fancy silver ware suitable for gifts
at reduced prices. rt4 g ~ D =
Persons in want Of any Of the above articles are
invited to call. 1s-F-"--st
Being mostly Of our own manufacture, we war
rant 1t sterling.
ID Silverware Of any design made to order at
short notice Particular attention is paid In get
ting up Testimonials, Premiums, &C.
q au 1-tr
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WARRINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD,
~ u 60

HHANGE OF HOURS.-On and after Mon.
~ day, the 23d instant, the Trains will
Leave Washington at and SX a. m, and and
~ p. m.
On Sunday at ~ p. m. l
Leave Baltimore at ~ and OK a. m, and and
81 p. m.
On Sunday at AZ a. m.
ap 23-tr r. H. PARSONS. AGENT
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RAREs bI MORNING LINZ,

OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGEWAGONSw win
be at the Depot OF the Washington Railroad, TO
convey passengers and baggage TO the Steamboat
GRo RsE PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, distance Of
miles, allowing ample time for meals.
tyli H. w. VANDERBILT, Gen Stunt.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

IN TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS-FARE
" round trip, 81; from Alexandria a.
rs cents.-The steamer THOMAS, u
COLLYER leaves Washington at 8, and Xfexsn.
dria at OK O'Clock. Coaches leave the Capitol 10,
the boat at ~ O'Clock. Coach fare 10 cent?. Per.
sons wishing the coaches win leave their residenc<
with George Thomas Parker. - : =
Refreshments on the boat. @
sof 3a-a SAM'L 6EDNEY. Oaptai,.
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DIANOS EOR SALE OR RENf.-New and
second hand Pianos from the bestfH
manufactures, at moderate and conve-HYYn
nient terms for sale; second hand Pianos taken
In exchange, and tuning pianos attended to at No
4oe Eleventh street, above Pa avenue
SEQ s-smsos TuA Ths y '~S"'
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From Washington and Alexandria, to Cor
From Gordonsville to Richmond. ........ 9 IS
Travellers viii lind the morning line the cheap
est, most pleasant and expeditions route to the
Greenbrier White Sulphur, Fauquier White Sui
Warrenton, Charlottesville, Stanton, Strasburg,
Winchester, Harrisonburg, Lexington, Weir's
Cave, Natural Bridge, Lursy, New Market, Mid
dleburg, &c.
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No. SAL
Notice Of the Recpening of the Danyille
Land Office In Illinois

GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Sept 10, 1855
INSTRUCTIONS have this day been transmit
l. ted to the Register and Receiver Of the Dan
Vile Land Office in Illinois to prepare lists Of the
vacant lands remaining in said district, and to
give thirty days public notice from the date Of
the receipt Of said instructions of the reopenng of
their Once and the manner in which applications
win be received by them. = -
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
sep xl-ZdWUw Commissioners.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGE
TOWN COLLEGE.

TOWN COLLEGE,
Cornsy of and TvsLfth sts., Washtsgtoa
YNHE next Annual Course Of Lectures viii com.
L mence on Monday, the 5th Of November, and
end In March following.
FACULTY:
NOBLE You've, M D., Professor Of Institutes and
Practice Of Medicine
FLopoARDo HOWARD, Nj. D., Professor Of OBJ
stetrics and the Diseases Of Women and Chi.
dren.
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. d., Professor of ANATOMY.
JAMES Z. MORGAN, M. D., Professor Of Medical
jurisprudence and Hygiene.
J. M. SNYDER, M. ID Professor Of Surgery.
BENZ. +. CRAIG, nj. D., Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and Physiology.
GEo C: ScHAErHER, NJ. d., Professor Of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
JOHNSON '. D. MIDDLETON, M d. Demonstration
ofAnatomy. -
OF Iull course ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
MaIicuiafion, paid only once. ............ S 90
pfoouoiion. ..ssss..ssss.............. IS 10
Uemonstrator's Tic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
The preliminary course viii commence Octo-
Der lst and continue until November 5th.
Lectures free 10 Medical Students
The Lectures viii be delivered during the af
ternoon and evening. This time of lecturing has
been customary in the College since its establish
ment, and is found to be advantageous TO the stn
dent. FLODOARDO HOWARD, M. D.
au4-1awtNoy5
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ID X. ID M C ARLAN
DRNTIS7s

Has removed his once 70 the corner of psnnSvi-
vania avenue and l2th street over Dv~on,s NM
store. Entrance on Twelfth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-29

~ and containing nearly
double the quantity Of read
ing matter I'm that Of the
FIFTY CENT OR DOL
LAR PUBLICATIONS.
IL treats on the PHYsI0L-
O6Y OF MARRIAGE,
and the Secret lnfrmiues
and Disorder Of Youth and
Maturity, resulting from er-
cesses, which destroy the
physical and mental pow
,srs. with Observations on
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ANTHONY,s
ANTHONY,S ssasss
HAT ESTABLIsHM ENT,
On tn Sfyeet, near Pen1sxlvania Avenus
THIS II the place where HATS and CAPS are

] Il TetAiled at Wholesale --s-rr1F7r,sN,s
! !:
prices for Cash only; con- ESxaSi.l H15a
sequently 20 per cent. extra
profit VIII not be charged - 693N8xai l6kf
to Offset bad debts The tSEfS III 1
very best Dress Hat SO SO, Ee2fa
quite as good as those usu- - sk1135
ally sold at S. 'frstfate S4 ES
Hat at 50, equal to any at a. "a :
"a. A fashionable and du- elaes1r
rable Hat at 81 SO, and no
humbug. "Quick Sales and Small Prcnts,'' Is
the motto H. -si grt -393F -,fTf17 - 7
A full supply Of the Fall style Of HATS a's,
sep lQ-6w g-5 r sIE9 : n
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FANCY HAIR ORNAMENTS.
QENKEN TETET ED

III SEMkEN, JEWELER,
He No. $50 Pa. av bet 9th and loth AZ,
IL prepared to make to order any device that NAV
be suggested such as Flower Bouo uets. Bracelets.
Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Chains, Crosses, Rings,
Chenealns, &c. Also, ct Ornaments for sale
ing osoo- y31-tr
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V,HE JAPAN EXPEDITION, bv 4 W
" SQalQinQ. Of the III = c.. ILL.,

Il SPalding, Of the u. 5. steam fripaie Miss.s-
sippi
America; Political, Social, and Religious, by
My Fathers House, by Macdonald
Memoir Of 3 3. Prentls, vols
Private Life Of an Eastern King
Scenes In the Practice Of New York surceon.
by Edward II. Dixon, NJ ID.
Brown y - ~
The Gospels, by Pasquier Quesnel, vols svo
Poets and Poetry OF America, by Griswold, six
teenth edition
oct l6 FRANcK TAyIoP
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No. 5000 reams writing paper, 10 by % Inches,
to weigh twenty-eight pounds per ream.
No. 2-3,lO reams writing paper, Is by IS inches,
to weigh twenty six pounds per ream.
No. 300 reams writing paper, Is BY - inches,
to weigh twenty four pounds per ream.
No. $40 rtams writing paper, Is by is inches,
TO weigh twenty-five pounds per ream.
No. 5.-aOO sams writing paper, u by Is inches,
to weigh twelve pounds per ream.
Il
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
- u

GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINE!
TWICE daily between WASHINGTON and
Il the SOUTH, ola ALEXANDRIA, COR
LOUISVILLE and RICHMOND-no night line
on Sunday
Leave Washington 4 before O'Clock m
Leave Alexandria am
Leave Washington 6" pm
Leave Alexandria 4 &c" pm
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WIN. j. ATWOOD.

These hitters are entirely c,gstabIs, they invta.
orate and strengthen the systemf never prostrste
II, and can be used for infants as well as sdults
For sale ~ resPectaSle dealers everywhere, ana
WELL, Georgetown, and J. X. 'PIERPONT,
Alexandria. rn.r1OIy
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Medical.
PRIVATE MEDICAL TRkArisE
PHILOSOPHICAL VIEW OF kARRIAsl

n. h. la cnoIx, M. D.,
ALBANY, ~. T.,
M. $50 p.oes ana 10 Fine, Plain, and Colerez
Autographs and Plates.
Price snly Twenty-Five Cents
Ssss Free Of Postage 20 all Ssss ~ fAs ossss.
(yBEApEsT ROCK EVER PUBLISHED
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y isTATs OF LOUISIANA, "a a.
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
be .Fsmsmbared that the March, 1885, before me the
Jaatiss eths Psac,
ona Charles Briggs Pradeni H. p
being duly sworn according to law do
are ana sre and eorci transcript from the books
'fs sha company. CttARL aS BElSGS. President.
L, H. P. JAHvIER, Secretary.
swornso and subscribed before March 1856
t5@ G. T-JoHrE, e. l.
The board Of Trustees declared twsntv mar cent
on ns GET ssrned premiums oih ending March l9ih s5s M
next. - = = - = 10y u NV
Company continue aganq psra the seas
ryss snt los and damage by
Observation-Disclosures Of Camp aSd Matches streets. u
S CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary, " -' = ~ AtpsAueAs
Rev oriesnl, March a. I5ss gt1.gt ~ ~ e 10
4s@ t5H .4-4Ftas-sd t'izlY
TRUsTEES. afE tl-af5l5-t
:. garrs,e, EGanusbssu win. UrqrAart sc
Y. Honold P. Martin, 80 Thos. Bysue p 81
J. H. Oglesby, W. A. Violet, a. M Noutg5merv
spIh FeA,, LII gomsoy, r. CsGammaek,
a. Esiehsfu, !.Cnhan,f. IL P. .D=ssoa I4iiN
. Z. oteeu' s,Ai: savage. , v. W. kirchhod,
=, Lsconrss ", Plisner, B. Nugsn4,
Frank Wiiiiams, ". g. Tempieton ri. MIssoa 1s6t4
z. rAeey, ~. hansmAnn, G. W Dunbar, "a
z, 5fnglefi E.!.Das,va, W. a. johnson, yg
y.th''hnin, 1'A,FosaieS, D. F.Iogsn. sH7Bty
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aGLfHEREv. J. fLkNAskN, oY5AEBRoog, C. ".
tssab Z have saasths xiAI srEifuks
nostnappy Tsnss Ia family snd
sons % hsatoIlo~sd
sthsrls rhiss
tsain sdin giving ma aicins voc hiGIsn
~ thysissh WtSERs CANADIAN VENT.
FusE
and
wlIalw&y sdestoy Worms and
sAsisf9medy. Rsrrsntedin alitzses, -
Segepaysfonyb JOHN
sls IN ssist Hamilton, Canada Wess.
sS ssla whnlesa 'zpresssy
f-9aiy is cisrtr.. ssrsss New oriess..Ia
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FEsHE ARRIVAL OF Dr.. SHERIDAN In
this city for ths second tune from Madam ssphsns Hosp
y 81 Dubis Hs daiy performing hi, wonderful
ing 70 the blind md deaf to thsr will
whout the Of consumption
second sse from 81 TO u days Persons troubled with fla
@ 80 70 Pr and ct restored - asver b .rogad again
Piles ebred At pss blind piles outward piles
legs ssass cured spvsdiy heuns pains bahs
ssndAnes, DR.. 5. viii r.ptore good hsir 10 the baid.
Sscra Diseases drt
tms the Advice sat eounry ear be- al
tsnd led To- stahng sIsatly the they in :
Dr. sherdsn allows hday open persons reference
bis wonderful this 81 Louis
ssorsd sght Dr. s. lovs his dpons hang his os Per-
aons are soad he Doctor restoring sight bnl
Dr. s. can be al his Office . Az to P. N.
7ols No Canal s,rest corner Of
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oFyIGE OF TIM MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
=. .,- BAL,IAoeH, Maryland 2Oth June 1855.
Iarnnra

CAUTION -LorrsRY FRAUDs.-The Com
miasousr the Maryland STATE Lotteries duty
% eaauon the hs nsrou s"Adss eus,e
mall and Otherwise ruduent Lottery Schemes prsenj
agsnt ihs sale Of .eksss ss which wholly
The only legal Lotteries Maryland thoss drawn Ay
Of ths elected By the psp a
Stas Under the Conssdon approve
schemes aLd attend 10 the drswinSa.
th tickets .aa4s lot and a packages OF
hcket have tia Autographed r. X B8ESAS,
Agent for ths Contractor Once OF tbs MARYLAND Consolidated Lob
.snss, Baltimore, Did. ALI others fraudulent. - :
Any information ths sub Loisree which
hey drawu etc. etc., will be ehssray by addressing
os1y F595 ~ III r.. K. Brennan, B.ilmoye Nd. -
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iCOPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

sOOI AL &s GS6I11E I&V4 4GE4s3s
nISSOL UTION-The interest Of JOSHUA
~ JACKSON III tbs firm Of s. H. KENNEDY this
day by mutual agrssmen; Ether authorized to e
, s.. H. KENNEDY.
r. JOSHUA JACKSON.
MTR. JASON F. KENNEDY will have an in.
I've tsrss ssd becomes partner the firm Of s. h. KENNE
DY 3 CO., on the first Janasry, ls55.
asv Orleans, September u, 1861. I'm
MI OTlCE-HSving purchased the entire in
,srest Of Edward c. focn the CNN
BOLTON h lat July last will continue my
RAms and secoan-
So RICHARD H. cE,ISN,
New Orleans, 1H s.Ptsmbsr, 1851 a1
ID ICHARD q. CHINN,s w LESALE
~ DRUGGIST AND APpTzCABY, ST. Charles srsst corner,
Of Unien Offer. Paaier., DngE
q fresh asdienea Psris Oils Wiado Glass Fancy
Ios: Aiislss Brushes co Soap, and Peuers all the
Rnglih and French Chenisais.
~ His Aesa will packed to require
ments OF planters and their sssistsnn.s sae
A sOPARTNBRSH1P-Th undersigned have
h day formsd eoparns,shp under the arm Of COOK
yALLoS carry the Foundry Basvis
York;, il Alsisrs, and thsy have ose shis city
Commercial Pase.
fcrsmbsf |, 1856. - a=s=s s-e=' z== =. W O.. COOK
mol I'm r. .= E B. FA1.EpN, lhE =
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NEW YoRK---NEW YORK,

-. -. : :, 3 ,,[>crYo,- :,
HTDWARD 9H. FOSDICk, Commission Mer-
INA ehsats AsaAs q fkIIcAN LINZ or MOBILE AND Exw
@- - n. .,.,5 = -, = =
NYELIOWs MSTAL-MUNTZsS GEEIJrNR PA
m xrNyr rRTi M.nni.r,s, sa ~ A. Z, 49, !,
Van. woIis sirn,s, sns q " ~. Il a &
1sh' C. B.RHyMonD Co. AZ cls .,.,, N. ya,. y
sIM w Aasas 10 msn /. : even assen.
MNRENCH AND AMERICAN ZINC PAINTS
H = AA.t
s.1ng sonss mn p N ANp sab
ns ..s rorhs nv nov prepares 70 ~
e., SfaSm MI TX ps, f esss ri.hoai delay and % IL
ao' I'M cf onr zn PANT e savsn 70 tne sindnE
having pure Afao' e WI S Se1pS nsfa u saS legs
r 4& "a LEV NJ 7, n i q WAssha, - a
asnufaesspsra and inpoa,es. >, zs ~, aors
n .. hes orS ans superior st'eie' of painting country
nonses ana o.,e1w y - - ~ -l- = AuoA
y nspINn ~ - .h.>e,- $4,000 esuo a.soi
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

ST. LOUIS HOTEL, New ORLEANS. =
YTyHE UNDERSIGNED most respectfully N
friends and tha travelling community that
she fsvoe fiotsi. During the pat summer
thoroughly cleaned and improved
DO O
+ ] N. y EAfE or BOARD, ~ 50 PER DAY.
will formerly FlIst Casi Hots end pledge
self thai M possible asntos ahs DO paid 70 maintain ia good
epaason nd rud comfortable home s cid and
Strangers. ss s4444atns5 7a5bgHl gS3
CRkS. L.G UMBRL.
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TWO HOTEL KEEK ERS--FoR Raw IN
Tas COMMERCIAL HoTELs .s.aM sd Al shs eorns. Of ~
~itk ffons ssst Fnr tsyts sriy 4
z RsI " 4essi g. ApANis. cssasr Bsnk q. Lsaisisrs
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r q "A D.! a e Dill

I READ! READ!l
BILLIARD TABLE AND BOX AkUFAGfoR OYSTER SHELL
EIMs StFTED FOR SUGAR MAKERS AND BUILDERS.
I'D ANTOGNINI, Manufacturer Of Billiard
D. Tables aud Builder gle Mills Is and IA Cor airaet
hs rss packages Of made 20 order Superior
eah barrels for white wssairR ulasiag aud
baiding Dressed Pins Fotings and cefngs
sAwrgs Tnnngs for builders Stores houses et repairs
nesies Of maeitsry
M invited TO call ard ob Iy-uo9s
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THINK Ir uNEauALkp.

THINK n UNEQUALED. =. ss{.szg5
NHR FOLLOWING LETTER is from one of
tAs olaest drug
city Of Bsssss whe spaak theft knossdg
A.
AEssas. I, a. EAIaNssToEK co, PlAtsussh Pa: ss
Asytss cold
Sonsas We TAXA plSsssss N aAdag
ntsts an eas1al remedy
ais i isth<s ohiidfsa ado u1sausd N has
acssiss@ fos sA psptsxi nd -s similar
tsAon With which aeaaAarsd. R1&D CUTLER i CO
Sold wholesale alt pfHepA arugRis, oouny
EsseaEn< tssr>ens1, M us,asd SAnAAs
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EuPERLOR BHITEsAND YELL0Ws GREASE. :,
For Passenger and Freight Cars, umnibnsss, WAGONS,
Cabs and Carriages. fss,
NHE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed
~ Agents for HabsAd T&vs cetststed
70 he attention 81 rskiess
y ths lAI AZ invoice they rsesvnE. 8 49,
Ih hAss been exnsyss aed this s
ss, m ~ n I. = hs a z and much
well ~ fsE ihsf low tYes. a = ~ ~ es - s!s -
~ lssos Asss Hsst, Co.. md Nj
Ieuaea, now ether fna u ksr onai
W ss Y. cf4As. A. EAGER d CO..
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! - o SEP Fly,
30 r. CAMP. STREET, 90

= J . 5 y T ii n q T I
20 CAMP STREET, 30
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FINE WATCHES, JEWBLRY, RICH FANCY AND
70 g STAPLE GOODS,
y No 90 Camp street. iiier The CITY Hotel Nso 0Tleans
Retail Dealers sd
"A 3 bs cry LARGE STOCK GOODS
imported, constantly supplied tHrougboai shs
SHE'LL Shsfl and BuEalo Comb, of sys
and w. ~ ~ .L=e
BRUSfE Description Of his Al the
loves, Northern factory prices. - l. :
TOILET ARTGLEs-suc6 Permsry, Hair Oil, Hair Pins Poms-
srm, Fancy Soaps, etc,
FINE FANS PURSES Pocket soess Work BoIea Portable Desks
variety Of Portemonnaes of
styfs Shape and II unusually low prices.
BUNS PISTOLS Knives, Coiis and Warmers Revolving PstoA
Fishing Reels and Tackle, 81
every variety seit the most dsernined ger.
8 Et{l~ WATCHES, JE W ELBY etc.
The stock sas ihs consisting Of she Cooper NJ Tobias
johnson With fns Of Swiss
Kngs with lssge soes Of hae aud Eastern
lseir. SissrwS etc. havs been sssed with great by
ROBERTS Tor aay years IN the wholesale
having inducements viii bs
offered 70 purchasers. = 5si - ~ y.
Rtsfy warranted tte money refunded
~ Wa;chss. Jo~eiry carefully Repaired and warranted
fnIs u
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT Il CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
81 GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
Drug aud Dealers ProPrs.ora lowes
w Depot and spsei. Agency. Se.lsl cAssssssas
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1T rs A FACT, blished beyond the shadow
doubt By tbs s1Psfeae and Testimony
an disssss vih
dasaser ale eraitf
ass = Worms Proyssht
sAa which hsH dsstsoy
vhssrsasJ kAysAxistss This sIssroni
aqay of.ns
eoeatrI. rhsr nsAys 81
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HINER's CANADIAN vERKIFuGg

= HLR2ANTkD PURKLT VEUETABLE,
koms OF be symptoms sxssn
SfolloW size
breath d tn swosn shinx In
g!eE sis ness
'ssh ssPsts
pshsrRsssis, ar din sorasinsts. Is sTEssa.
To tho following
Winners
EADtAnYERAFU1EIB A 5CfKRIoz REMEDY FOR WoEAs.
h 5 g@ MEDICAL HvIDaNG9.
Ss,tbesndsrsIxhsa sprs.
Ar John Winsr WINzE
kADIANVERHiPpsx aAd ssng with sessy,sc
is
W erm Bft cat hs iatsGit saaIi. G,D,REILLY
Lissa,issso fths z, c. oiSuTksouSia ir4iaad ,sis,
g. ", DlCELSs06t
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q ACKIsoN g MURPHY. 81
fTf9PTEH. Tin AND SIZE En- Ip IN IN az, =

I. IA ~ ~, 49, lzs1 $50
9 IL ss sss q q "
- ~ ~ s4E y sAs s 81 fs & ~.
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53li.-rI - = z sals5ss til ( 5sts..! T.
E =. =, e.lsls Y !. q. q. > AassAs4l-.A
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Home Mutual Insurance Company OF

Thsconrsny eiolIr vii sa asptt, Wis., 90
fnveHtain Mersxax double
ihsainenns ssosaoo 90
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-03
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.

Mr. ALEXANDER NJ. GoRMAN 1t is
but seldom, perhaps, that you are troubled
with correspondence from this portion of
our great Republic, and l should have
been pleased if some person with more Ca
pability had undertaken the task of COM
municating with you, and given through
the columns of your excellent paper, some
knowledge of the back-woods of Mississippi
and its inhabitants, to your numerous pat
rUuS. But | ehall ondeavor to make this
article as interesting as possible, by strict
adherence to your favorite theme, Temper
ance. And in order that you may clearly
appreciate our present position as a people,
on this great topic, we must go back for
few years to what we have been.
The annals of our State furnish, perhaps,
more striking episode in the history of
intemperance, and its damning effects, than
any other in our galaxy of stars. The
minds of men were brutalized by it-an
Unsuitable thirst for blood, and an invara.
bic resort to the bowie knife and pistol,
were the only methods used by all classes
and grades; the senator, the lawyer, the
merchant and mechanic-old and young
all carried those weapons and betrayed no
hesitation in the use of them No dispute
could be settled without bloodshed no
reflection, whether direct or indirect, could
be cast upon mans honor, without re-
sort to deadly strife and in our elections,
no man could have the most remote hope
for success, unless he was good fighter,
a good drinker, good swearer, and in the
then general acceptation of the term, a
good fellow Talents were disregarded /;
fitness for office were never questioned ;
they were attributes, either considered su-
perhuous, or as comprised under the above
general term. But the effects were seen in
our legislation. When laws for the better
1 government Of the people were enacted,
they were generally found deficient IN some
important particular, when it was too late
to obtain remedy. Charters for bubble
banks were granted, money was sowr
: broadcast throughout the State, and the
unfortunate, who could not boast his thou
sands, was really pitied as poor man.
! But the bubble burst, nd with It's evapo
ration were scattered the fortunes OF day
S'e'ieu US III tue ldce lslOA''
g hopes blasted, communities annihllated
) ana our once prosperous State trembling OF
y the verge OF bankruptcy. Reputation fol
It lowed, and the disgrace was complete.
/ And can 1t be supposed that those mel
e who could thus insensibly and wantonl
y betrray their country's trust, would be te
r nacious of their domestic happiness? Ho,
> many tales might be told Of firesides desel
in ted, wives brokep-hearted and abandone
ID to the tender mercies of sneerins worlc
I'd and children reared in the midst Of tn
'lr moral mlasma, without education or a r