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InsOlvency Notice,

THE undersigned Clerk OF Probate Court
sor Yazoo county;State Of Mississippi, and 'Ex-
"Oficio Commissioner Of Insolvency upon the
rhe estate Of JanesH. Bell deceased, having
at the June Term 1855 Of said court filed re-
pert and exhibit of an. claims against said es-
tate, that have been presented TO him within
the provisions ofahe statute in thrt behalf
Now therefore all creditors and persons inter-
ested in said estxte or report. are hereby noti-
fed 70 be and appear before the Probate Court
of said County on the fourth Monday Of Au-
gust next ensuing, at which time said Court
win receive and dllow said report, If no objec-
zion 10 made-thereto
J. N. HOLLINGSWORTH, Clerk
and Commissioner.
Yazoo City July6 st,
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Administrators No

r ETTERS Of administration on the estate
IL Of Joseph w. Dabbs, deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned st the June
term, 1866, Of the Probate Court Of Yazoo
county, Miss. notice 4 hereby given 10 al
persons Indebted to said estate to make imme-
date payment, and those having claims against
the estate to present them to the undersigned
within the time prescribed By law.
Y G. NYE, Administrator.
Yazoo city, June 81, l856..6t
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Insolvency Notice.

THE Undersigned Clerk of Probate Court
u of Yazoo county Stste of Mississippi, and
Ex-Oficio Commissioner Of Insolvency upon
the estate Of washington F Gill deceased hav-
ing stths June Term 1855 fled q report and
been presented to him within the provisions Of
the statute in that behslf. Now therefore all
creditors, ard persons interested in said estate,
or report, are hereby notified to be and appear
before the Probate Courtof said County on the
fourth Monday ofs:Au0ust next ensuing, at
which time said court will receive and allow
said report, il no objection Is made thereto.
]. M. HOLLIN6 SWORTH, Clerk
and Commissioner.
Yazoo City July6 rs.
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,H We had Ep,easant showers during
the latter part oflast week.
The weekly American banner., 1855-07-06

ET We call attention to several new
sdversisements in to-day's paper.
The weekly American banner., 1855-07-06

~ We noiics a large quantity Of enc
hooking wsIer-mellons coming into market.
vhish by -the-by. are very tesirable these
long. sulry days.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
10 all persons interested ia tie estate Of Wtn.
L. Chew decea1ed.
'NOTfCE is hereby given that at the August
IN Term 1855 of the Probate Court Of the
County Of Yasoo in the State Of Mississippi,
viii apply to said court for confirmation O
the sale Of the real estate fsaid decedent, utl.
def an order Of said court, ofanted at the May
term 1854 thereof.
SARAH r. GRAYSON, Adm'x.
Junc 20. 6 ct.
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MARRIED On the 2lst Of June, last. by the
Rev. J. Montgomery, Mr.. James d. Tay-
lor To Miss Marraret H., daughter Of J..
K.'Densor, al of this place.
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Just Received.
10 DOZ Eorillards Scotch Snuff
AZ 10 doz do Macaboy do
IL doz do Rappet do
40 doz Rooms Scoth Snuff in bladers.
30 doE do Honey due snuff
ALSO
500 LBS Peare Starch
1000 do CASTLE soap
5Boxes Thompsons Fooled sesp
ALSO
barrels Madeira Wine
. do Monongahela Whisky
For sale low for cash by ~
COOKE CO.
Yszoo City July 6.
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Mas. PARTINGToN.-" The greatest ex.
plot of the war was the charge at Bala.
klava :" said the young sergeant of the
O.G.'s, enthusiastically. lie had watch
ed all the campaign, and had saCn just
where the allies had done wrong, and
where, by doing thus and so, they might
have carried Sebastopol. The charge at
Baleklava by the "six hundred" was so
noble. On paper, that he had wished to
have been there-which was considered
heroic, as he was three or four thousand
miles away from the scene Of strife. He
was talking with Mrs. Darlington about
the war, and had gone through it all to
the charge at Balaklava. What a tri-
Ae," said she, tapping her box, as the
wood-pecker taps the hollow beech tree,
% to cause a war, and it shows the wick
edness and the hard-hsartednoss of men.
Charge for bonny-clabber, indeed
Why, when | was in the country, |
shouldn't have thought Of charging for
oceans Of it," She smiled as riyulets Of
sour milk ran through her mind spark
ling in the sun Of memory like the bright
tin pans upon the dresser. The sergeant
esSayed an explanation under a con-
sciousne;s that his elcquence had been
thrown away, while Ike was engaged in
making a military chapeau out of the last
number of the Olive Brsnch.-Roston
Post.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March !, 1855.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the holders os
~ stock Of the United States described In the fol-
lowing notice of Sd January last that for the pur
pose vi completing the purchase Of the amount
therein named, this depart nent will continue 10
purchase, upon the terms OF said notice. to the ex-
tent of the residue OF the proposed not yet OBJ
tained-say 81, 5s5 O5, IL said stocks are offered
and received here prior TO the first day of June next
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January >, 1855.
notice IS hereby given TO the holders Of the fol-
lowing described stocks of the United States that
this department is prepared to purchase at any time
between tie date hereof and the LIST day of March
next, portions of those stocks, amounting in the az
sresate 10 81 GOO, In the manner and on the
ter ms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case OF any contingent compe.itiOn, within the
amount stated, preference will be ven in the order
of time in which said stocks may be offered. The
certificates, daily assigned TO the United States by
the parties who are to receive the amount thereof
must be uaRSD lifted 10 this department; upon the
receipt whereof, price will be raid compounded
of the following particulars:
j. Tie par value, or aLIount specifedin each Ger
tiicate.
2. A premium On The stock of the loan authoriZ d
by the ect OF July, 1876, redeemabe November L.
1885, of2& per cent; on the stock Of the loan au-
th0rized by the act of 1912 redeemabIe 3st Deem
Der, 1852, of 10 per cent? the stock of the loans
authorized by the of l847 and lS4S nd redeem
able, the former On tbs 3lst December, 1857, and
the latter the Goth June, 1868, Of Is per cent
and on the stock of the loan authorized by the acI
Oh loJU, ana rcdeRfndO;e on the 3lSt OF December.
1864, Commonly called the Texan INDEMNIFY
per cent.
3. Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
st Of January 1885, 10 the date of receipt and set
dement, at the Treasury, with the allowance (for
the money 10 reach the Owner) of days interest
In addition.
Payment for said stocks win be made in drafts of
the Treasurer Of the United States on the assistant
reasurer at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, as the
parties may direct.
But TO certificate will he untitled IN tho hara6. NJ
this notice which shall not be actually received al
the Treasury or before the said Isl day of March
next. JAMES GUTHRIE,
mar6-dtJunel Secretary of the Treasury.
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EVENING STAR.
LIZZIE.
BIZ PHILA EARLE

BIZ PHILA EAhLks
Sweet Lizzie Pm thinking new
Ofthe winsOme days Of yoTe,
And nv heart grows faint and sad,
That they're gone forever more;
And think will ne'r again
Indulge in blissful dream,
For our fondest hopes are wrecked,
However so bright they seem.
I'm thinkinz, Lizzie, dear,
t'Ondly Of the sacred past,
And seem to see thee smile
As thou didst when I met thee last;
And the love light in thy eyes
Beams bright on me now as then,
And fancy hear thy voice
Oh, shall it be never again.
Dear Lizzie, I'm sitting alone,
In silence, this quiet eve,
And the pale and holy stars
Seem TO chide me that grieye;
Andthe moon, down bending low,
On me sheds kindly beam,
But I know on thy grave il rests
With a pale and si.very gieam.
And the brow il damp and cold
That my lips So of have prest;
And the turf Is growing green
On thy still and tranquil breast.
] know thou ar. dead-but yet
NJ, fond thoughts turn 10 the,
And memory ever brings
swee; love lost, thy image TO me.
And l think, perchance, that thou,
in thy spirit home, may know
How l turn with n yeamiRg heart
To the days Of long ago.
Lost darling! I'm thinking now
OF the winsODc days Of yorc,
And pang is within my heart
That they're gone forevermorel
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No. 532.
Noties Of The estabtishmemt of tie oGce of
S~rreyor General O public LANDS for
ifhs Territory Of Utah.
virtue OF the authority contained in the act ap
L proved February 81, 1856, entitled San act to
establish the office of surveyor genera! Of Utah. and
TO giant land for school and university pUrpos -
the Presiden. of the United States has directed lha,
the Office OF surveyor general Of said Territory be
located at Great Sa Lake City until otherwise or
dsred.
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington
tbs twenty fourth day Of March, ammo DOmn 1855
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land Office.
mar 29-2awfw
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TISTRY

nR MUNSON respectfully calls public attention
IL 10 his new, patent, and GREATLY eezNss
IMPROVED method Of setting Artificial Efz4FS
Teeth with Contin uOus Gum-the very NIIIo
PERFECTION OF THE ART. This style of Teeih
has the following advantages over all others, viz
GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, COM
FORT. and BEAUTY, viewing with Nature in these
respects and some others eyceliIng. Public inspec-
ton il respectfully solicited Please call and see
specimens.
CAUTi0N.-No other Dentist in the District OF
Columbia has a right to make this style of Teeth
N. B.-Teeth cOnstitutionay healthy, plugged
and warranted for life.
Office and house az No. 208 e street, near the
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and l4th street.
an 2i-r
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FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS FOR TRAvBLi
IMPORTANT CHANGES OFSCHEDEDEfI
* RNKEH The late completion Of tie
Ohio Railroad between
Wheeling and Columbus, uniting. as IL do~s, by 20
short and direct . lire, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad with sll portions Of the West land North
and Southwest,) gives this route greatly increased
advantages to through travellers in that direction
On and afer MONDAY, November g, 1854. ths
trains viii BE run follows:
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast trains daily will run In each cirecticn
siTst-The NAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station
ct m, instead Of o'clock IS heretofore (exceps
- Sunday.) sni arriving ~ v heeiipg ct 2 20 O. m
second-Ths EXPIRES TRAIN, leaving at D n,
instead o. at p. m, heretofore, sod running
there st 10 IS This train win stop .. wash.
ington junction, sySssville, Monocssy, Hsrper's
p'rry, Msr:irSburg, sir Johns Rrn. Cumberland,
Piedmont, RoElesSury, Ne-bQYa. Fettsrmsn, Farm
iugts,, Cameron ard Mcurdsvile only. for wood
and water AID meals. Both tbese trains make
prompt AID regular connection with the csrs OF tbs
Central Chic Ros1 -or Cambridge, ZGnf sviil, New
ar, Columbus, C:D'innzti, Louisville, Dayton,
5sniussy, Toleia, Letrcit, IDd:s n srolis Chioseo
= Louis SIS. Passengers saving Baltimore BY ths
Mail Tr-'r; viii rsS5i, Cincinnati fsr dinner next
Cay, vaii- by tnc Express Train they sr-iye there
nc IL the next Eight, being Kept bu. one night on
The route e. siiasr train.
Passengers f5r tbs Northwest vi. Cleveland and
All intermediate points can make q direct conpec-
ton with Ihs trains upon tn. Clevelsnd and Pits
edrg Rsilrord at al times whea the Ohio Is nayirs-
5is ior s.eaUcr5 between wheeling srd wellsyiil~
by leaving Baltimore in the Nail Train at Z q m
Returning, the Trains leave Wheeling as foIlevs;
The EXPRESS TRAIN st ! 80 p. n, rseching Pal.
tiGore al 80 a. m. The NAIL TRAIN ct III As o.
n reSchiTg Baltimore 81 n p.
90 Through t:csets By boat from Wheelinx for
Ciacianati, Msdison Louisville St Lcuis and other
River Cities, vii &c sod at times when the stage
a water Will ssIniS.
&S- through tickets between Baltimore ara
washington, aud all the important cities and towns
n the West, axe cold at the Ticket Ofbcss Of the
Confsny.
FOR WAY PissSS;Eas.
tdE MAIL TRAIN, lsariag Camden Station Win
.sEe p:ssspSers fo- all tie usual stepping places on
the Eosd EetGsniDg, Ills train leaves Wheeling
ct LIB Midnight, CGaberiG-d ST lois a. n aad
Arrives 81 Bair.E2jre att .. =.
TIE f2fDE2ICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
ror Frederick aud irt'cTrediSte piacos will start nj
? Z, daily Except sundays) arriving in Freder.
ics at l.fo he urnics viii leave Frederick at g.
"a, arriving at Baltimore al 1880. nocn
Tee bLhiC0TTs ElIL2 ACCOMMODATION
WI e7 ran Gsiiy, Except scadsys,) rs follows:
Laa'e Garden Static et 6 g. n. srd3rm
dec lG-dd
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CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.

OUR stock of BOOTS AMI SHOES are now com
~ pl' lie In a.! ia branches. -
For Ladies We have en- less variety OF "a
Caters, button and lace, from 10 2 50 -
Morocco End Ind Slippers, 75c, worth 81
Do BUskins, SIX, worth l2
For Misses and ChilkTen--
Black, bronze ant cOlcred Caters hgttnn and lace
Morocco and kid Boots, bronze and coOred
Black, bronze AMI white mprOcbO and Kid Clippers
Shanghai Boots, thick and thin soe5
Fot Gents our stock canRGc be surpassed in this
city. Patent Leather and Cloth Ghter., superior
article; Oxford Ties, M0nterPys, KOssuih Patent
Lellher and calf, sewed and pegged
Boys and Youths cloth and patent leather Button
Caters
Walking and dancing Pumps, superior article
Calf and patent leather Oxford Ties and strap Shoes
Call and examine eur stock for we are determined
TO sell for small profits, md realize quick sales.
Don't lose time but call early.
Dol't forget the store.
A. HOOVER SON.
s. side Ia av., nearly opp Browns Hotel.
ap M-eO6t
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GRANGE EED ALEXANDRIA RAuRoAp
-. s a

Oa end after Tuesday, Hou. Z, 1854,
THE Cars i-sye slexacdTis daily for Condor,
= we S1d intermediate Citations at u o'clock.
4 H. o. iiss srr5Tei o. tbs beat from Washington.
S'EiuG ample tide fcr breakfast en- Eoard. Cous
necdns aS Manassas Junction with trsip for Eta.
sarg, st W1rreuton JuEction y 70 a train fer War.
rsnton, and at Gordonsvile with the trains on The
Vile, and st.untoo.
The cars saye donicnsI lie daily fer ALEXANDRIA
ana ieterl- Sdste s:secns, AZ before L. q. ns., on
me arrival OF de trains OF the Virgins Central rs
soAd from Rich17osd, Chsrlotsasyiic and stauntor
THROUGH TICKETS
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CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT ROCKS

TIE Canal Packet G. CONGRESS having been
L thoroughly repaired, and put in first rate -
order, will commence runningoa MONDAY. 4shsliA
The 18th instant, for toe transportation of passengers
and light freight between Georgetown and the above
named point on the most pleasing terms.
The Boat viii leave the WHAT Of w. II. Ritter for
the Point of Rocks on every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY mornings, al O'Clock, and the
Point of Rocks for Georgetown on TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAYS, at the same hour,
stopping AT the different landings along the line for
the reception and landing of passengers and fire light.
gOng and returning
1T the same rates. That is to say, from Georgetown
to Great Falls so cents; Seneca IS cents Edwards
Ferry Sl.25; ManOcocy $3.50.
Meals served regularly on board the Boat 1t mod
crate rates.
JOHN CROMBAUGH,
Proprietor,
CHARLES MERRELL,
ap 23-im Captain.
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NEW MILLINERY.

MISS THONPeON has Just received another
VA invoice Of those IA hioIaDle G. ape and TT
silk HATS, from New York. Those ladies x !
who failed TO supply themselves at our last I>S
opening are now offered another opp Jrtunity, an;
would d well to call early and have the first selec
tons, as We are selling them OF rapidly
Orders solicited and promptly executed.
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue.
ap l6-d2w Intel eOSt)
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VIHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE tha, the

This Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the
L suos.rbef bath obtained from the O.phan',
Court OF Washington county, in lie District OF Co.
lainbia, letters of administration on the personal rs
tate of WIN. Gibson, late of Washington county, &c.
ceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to cAlihit the same,
with toe vnrchers thereof 10 the subscriber On or
before the 2ist day cf April next; they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said
estate.
Given under my hand this 2ls, day OF April, 1855.
her
CAIiiARlNE - GIBSON,
marx.
ap ~ lsw3w Administrative.
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FISHING TACKLE.

FISHING TACKLE.
I MERCK, Virginia, Kirby, Yankee Doodle and
IL Gravitation Fish Hooks
Silk sea Grass, Linen. and Cotton Lines
J0intsd Rods at all prizes, from 81 ID &c each
Also, Bamboo and Reed Rods
Artificial flies, grasshOppers and fish
Snkers Of every description.
Silk worn Gut, Landing Nets, AMI every,hin. in
the Fishing Tackle line Tor sale at reduced prices.
L X LUNDY,
No. las Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. c.
an 20--tf
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q The age is getting more and more
nice. "a rose by any other name would
smell as sweet" is now rendered as fol-
lows: "A flower is capable of exerting
the same titilatory influence under any
and every CognOmen."
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DEV. JOHN LANAHAN, PASTOR OF THE
III EXETER STREET, Nj. L. CHURCH-a
strong desire to benefit the afflicted induces him
thus 10 cerIfJ. We chal enge any other medicine
TO present such uaSs OF testimony from gentlemen
and ladies Of high standing of our own wed-known
citizens. who testify of cures of COUGH, BRON
CHiTIS, RHEUMATISM. DYSPEPSIA, &c.
BALTIMORE, January 9th, 1855
Nessrs. Mortimer y MowbrGy:
take pleasure in say ing TO you that have used
y,ur 'ilampton's Tincture" with very great rrofit
From serious taroat Affections, my general health
tad become very much impaired, when { com
RencCd 10 Use s. ilampton's TIncture.D | found
its effects upon my general health most saluiary.-
Ny nervous system and digestive organs soon light
ed up under its use.
| have several times recommended it 10 my
friends, and in every case, Ear ~ have been in
formed, they have Use it with success.
Yours truly,
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@ The following is definition of the
term liable lawyer one who is able te
get living by his profession, and does
not resort to lobbying contracts or job.
bling.
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NofJGE OF REMOVAL

NEW FURNITURE STORE.-ROTHWELIa
IN BROWN have removed their House Furnish.
ing Store the large and handsome building on nh
stfeet, next TO Odd Fellows Hail, where we have
for sale large and varied sortmeni of elegant paT-
Tor, chamber and Cottage Furniture
Also, Carpetings, Oile0th, Door Mats
Glass and China Ware, Clocks IN variety
wooden Ware, Basket Ware, Veiocipedes
Children's Carriages, Rocking Horses
Mattresses OF hair, cotton and shuck
Once Tables, Desks, Chairs, SC.
Japanned Tin Ware andi Bathing Apparatus
They viii keep constantly for sale iull assert
inent OF house furnishing Goods, and will sell on
the most favorable Terms ap6-eolm
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NAREIAGE is S. HARNESS For SaIe.-
~ The subscriber has on private sale
i six-ss at Fanny Carriage
i Doctors Ph8.1n
set Double Harness
set Single Harness
Both Carriages were built 20 order, arc thorough
iy well made, and but little used.
Prices low and terms favorable.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
AuctiOneer and Commission Merchant,
ap 23-eO6t
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NEW GOODs-SPRING STYLES. &c.

"E have just returned from New York with a
w large and varied assortment OF new styles
Fancy and Staple GOODS, which we shall continue
from day to day exhibit and dispose Of prices to
suit the times.
We have now in store the largest assortment in
this city Of Baskets, Canes, PerfumeIy, Brushes,
Combs, Shaving Utensils fancy and staple Station
cry, Fans, Scissors, Knives, Bird Cages, Pianos,
Strings, Bows, Boxes, Rosin, Pegs, PiOna Covers
and Stools, &c, &c
No trouble to exhibit our Goods, Il matters hut
little whether you buy not, only give friendly
call. JOHN +. ELLIS,
900 Penna. avenue, near Tenth street.
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OPENING SPRING MANTuLAs.

"E are now receiving our second supply of
w STRING MANTILLAS, comprising all the
newest styles and novelties Of the season, and 1T
such prices to suit the times.
All Ladies, therefore, who have not made their
selections, should avail themselves of this rare OPP
portunity Of getting a beautiful garment at a small
price.
l0o new style Parasols just opened, embracing all
the desirable coiOrs.
COLLEY & SEARS,
No 523 Seventh street,
apQ3-5t 3 doors above Pa. avenue.
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kof LJnthbuiG, Connecting With de etares ,i
i.ys. ~ ~
Fer is[ay and HeT Market connecting with ne
SesaS 81 cuipopsr Tuesdays, TLurodays. and 81,
urdsy.
re. Wine hssssE daily, connscsng with the stages
&c .hs Pla;ns ~
Peg order: E.n. BRooKErT, Agent.
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IN T-arr:sEr It's duties and dlecuaIfcatiops and
thsir reIaciieG; WITH !;kogra2hs, illustrating the
ana S0y AID PfysoIcgy, sad diseases OF the rtpro.
tpct:vs organs Of both Ge-S-. thaig structure Gsrs
aGG tdrctiIns. popular I'D coa.prst. caye e.sa-
lee tho duieg an o&s.~j les single 6nd nsr.
sisi !.i1-hepry end ;sCtt-ci R)3s7s5, mode CT a..
-';rng than intai'cisoss "a sa&aIsle cnes-ths;I
DEVIATION sid eystEsi--iirpu.ta-it hints t. tEo1e
a;sLap ;sticg ~, tee. Viii oye.s1Rla CD
!csio1G t. Il: Eoc, aowoysr a1o2i. taks This In.
p5I;@ns sap Wi'a-us Siat consulting It's PAGES
3lucnts.iEs trs L5essas All medical treatment
OF females fro iL.ulcj TO old sc, each lss graph
icsIy Illustrate ~ brac.:.d A.L0gTaFL.c .i.tas--
neryo2s debility, its causes ana cure, ~ prscoss
ST 20 si,nP!e, ssfo and oIcc. E that falu.e Is
iRpofa b:c-rr;-s tor daily T-IE2 ,eiEc nt--aI easay
on Spcraatc.sLCSa WEI. nE -il-i itcns on
a:.eT, sad El6fG GlccceL1. G.ot:e 0T G.4LEIt-rrs.
:GItiOnnry hip:J c tks ev.iG resulting f~Cr st.pri-
sal prs,t.cs--nc tes3y on eli diseases arisirs FROM
ind;seteicu, with pain end siriEls rGiG5 By Niliah
sti pe,Bc1S aaro .h2E5cS.J IaE5lIt - sEeti.Y-
remedies toc toSS sSi ne cst E2iGsris5 and G,ssp
pointed bones 70 uD-or; drRsa!y p-cTsicnt IN tie
ySu"9, 1t Ia truthful GlS issc 10 the married epd
those 81 ater,s iLtirg hlassa6e. Id rsFcS! Is par
tcu;sriy Recommended I'd pc:S2na etax dining 80
Met doubts III tbeig pRyscsi condition, SEi wl.0 ere
conscious @ having hasa isi tne health nsr piuess
and privileges to which eTsTy human icing Ia er.
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UAs proof of the hardness of the
times, there is man out West who kills
only half pig at the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-26

DAN AwAY.-SIO EEWAED.-JOHN,
IL my negro man, aged about 80 years ran away
rom ny farm IN Aexdairia county, Va, OF Mon
day, 18th Instant. lie s;0o2s in his walk had on q
gray rock Goa. and gray pants. lie has wife Il
hr. A. GiadDSns, Ga OH street, rear he boundary
in Washington. think he il lurking aboC. there.
lie also has sister at Mr.. Marbury's, in George
town. JOHN NJ. YOUNG,
Coac II Maker,
Corner OF IL street and Pa. avenue.