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Police Jury Election.

- NoTIcE is hereby given that election will
- be held at the various precincts in the fol-
S@aas lowing jury wards 5or5 the election Of one
Police Juror from each SAeJ kDAE, the 18th day
OF October next viz
In Ward No. One;
=7 In Ward No. Three; y
In Ward No. Four; j7t5#
and the commissioners Of elections III said wards re-
spectively, charged with tie duty of holding said
elections and will make retrr Of the same to the
president of the police jury Of addo parish according
10 law, a SAM FORD,
5@@ Pres't Police Fuly Of Caddo parish.
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JOHN WALTERS,
= Wholesale and Retail Dealer in .e-
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Groceries,
C.lothino Eat! Rao+s Ghnas &c

OlctAlIIS, iasdLS, BOGUS, 5IlCSs ozC.,
Texas street, Shreveport,
HAS just received one of the largest and best as
Il L. sorted stocks of Dry Goods brought to this
market to which additionsare made by every arrival,
comprising in part silks, tissues, berages, and every
description of the fashionable dress goods for la
dies, calcoes of all colars and qualities. mernoes,
fannels cloths, owells, nseys linens, driIings, dia-
pers, etc., etc large and varied assortment Of the
most fashionable styles of hats caps boots and shoes:
CATERS Shoes slippers and brogans for ladies' misses
and children; boys boots and shoes large assor-
ment of fashionable ready-made clothing, variety
of saddles for both ladies and gentlemen brides, col
lars, blankets, hardware, iron, cutlery, tools, nails,
crockery, queensware, glassware, china, etc.
Also-A large stock of fresh and genuine Groceries,
consisting of Bacon mess pork, sugar. moasses coffee,
tea chocolate, -four lard, salt pepper, spice, mackere,
candles, liquors Of al! kinds, wines, etc.
Terms--Casl,, time to strictly punctual GUS
TONER'S ...-. a-..- april Is
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5000 REV AIlD,

Z
e. RUNAWAY from the undersigned, in Shreye- sa
"a port On Sunday night or Iandsy morning, IA
~ the Negro Men. CHARLES and w ssHEss- NJ
TON: who we think viii make their way to Texas
The boy Charles. was brought here by Mr.. Jas H.
Irammel, from Henderson, aid formerly belonged to
Mr. Wash. Trammell, Of Rnsk county. He is very
likely, 20 years old, little light III compexion what
would generally be called grille. is about feet
inches high, very well made. Wash, is also very
likely hoy about % years old,sof yellow complexion:
has beard, and had when BIZ left ehskers under
the chin. Has the appearancegefa mdngrel Mexican,
and viii endeavor to pass hmstlf for free Both
OF these boys are carpenters, aad may seek employ
ment az that trade. se. . ss s=.y
The above reward, Of Sl00 ZACH will be paid for the
apprehension and delivery Of the two boys here
without expense) if taken out of the State; or $50
each if taken in the state upon the same TERMS or if
they should be taken out Of the parish or state and
confaed ii safe keeping and VIZ notifed 50 that we
get them, We will pay $50 each for them,
+t5 E. 10. HART.
Shreveport August 90, 1855. G. w. GIBSON. /.
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RICH'D D. SALE,
General Collecting Agent

DR. R. S. POOLE,
NKTI ILL continue the practice of his profession and
w can at all times, day night, when not profess
sonaly absent, be found at the office formerly oecu-
pied by DIS. Poole s. Henry, next door to the clerks
Office Market street.. Jun 81
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a.,- Groceries, q
T UST received per steamers Marion and Sodo, an
C extensive and complete assortment OF Groceries
and Provisions comprising every article in the line,
among which
Flour, Bacon Lard, Salt. @s.
Coffee, Sugar, Moasses,
ia Rice, Teas, Candles, Soap, Oils,
Buffalo Tongues, sugar-cured Hams,
Dried Beef, Vinegar, Pickles, Preserves,
Mackerel, Goldfish, Salmon, Shad HerrIngs,
Sardines HOLSTERS, ketchups, Sauces, syrups
Rasins, Prunes, Figs, Pie Fruits, Almonds,
Fruits in brandy and in their own juice,
Mustard, Pepper, Ginger, Nutmegs, Spice,
Havana Cigars, chewing and smoking Tobacco,
Whiskey, pure old Brandy, Rum, Gin,
Clare Port, Madeira Sherry and other Wines,
Boat, Bar and Plantation Stores OF all kinds.
Country merchants, planters and others are request
ed to give usa call before purchasing elsewhere, and
may feel assured that they will all times find at our
complete assortment, and be able to
purchase every article they may want without the tou-
bic Of running all over town. and at the very lowest
prices. June OIL E. & B. JACOBS.
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$3.50 Reward.

TsCAPED from the Jail of the parish Of Caddo on
H Saturday morning last, two prisoners, named
Arod Briggs and Berry Hill. Briggs is charged with
the murder of Buck Clark he is about 35 years Of age,
stouy built weighs $50 or IS lbs. feet 10 inches
in height black hair, and rather dark complexion
Berry Hill is charged with assault and battery and is
about 20 years old, feet ORG inches high light hair
and complexion, and weighs l55 or go TBS 1ts pro-
babe that they have succeeded in reaching either Tex
Arkansas. Twill pay the above reward of 81 so for
their apprehension and detention that | can get
them again; 800 for Briggs, and $50 for Hill
]. S. ALLWINE, Tailor Caddo parish.
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Confectionery II Family Grocery Store,

Texas street, between the Lcvee and Spring street,
next door to Balls drug store, Shreveport.
60, Has just received drectfrom New Orleans and
as4ss#a is opening large and complete assort-
49, ment of choice and fresh Confectionery and
Family Groceries, comprising every article usually to
be found in stores of the kind. Among the stock Is:
sugar, molasses coffee, teas, chocolate, rice, starch
candles common and fancy soap, lamp oil, mackercl,
salmon, Goldfish, herrngs, obsters sardnes, olives an-
choves capers, kechups, sauces, pickles. preserves,
brandy fruits fruits in their Juice, pefruis. raj
sins, currants, pFunes, almonds pecQsa other nuts
syrups Of every description, fine cordiAs watcr sugar
and soda crackers, cakes, Candies JcheAand jams, no
salad oil, mustard, pepper, vinegar, gingW, nutmegs
spice, English and pineapple cheese, butteT lard, fine
salt, etc. etc.
Also, select stock of choice old Brandy, Port, Ma
deira, Sherry, and White Wines, Champagne CIaret,
Rum, Gin, Irish, old Cock, NEonongaheIa and common
Whiskey; Cider, London Porter and Scotch ALI, fine
chewing and smoking Tobacco, Cigars, etc. juno
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Stock Of Goods For Sale.
T WISH TO dispose of the stock Of Goods belonging
Il to the succession of R. Green amounting in value
$1,000, and containing many desirable goods.
The inventory and stock can be by calling on
Mr. P H. Rosson Texas street, opposite the City Ho-
tel To the right kina of a customer good trade
would be given. J. J. GREEN, EXT.
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To the Planters,

EROM the solicitations of many Of his planting
i friends, the subscriber will give his personal and
especa! attention to the Sale Of Cotton in this market
Refers to the merchants of Shreveport generally.
Shreveport, Sept. l3, 1854. ID. S. WILDER.
o. The Marshall Republican will copy sixymonths
and send bill to this Office ~ I. ---
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Last Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned, are no.
t \ tilted that unless they come forward and settle
forthwith, their accounts will he placed in the hands
of an officer for collection. The planters have had
opportunity of selling their cotton, and it is iposs
bic for us to wait any longer. '@
may2 =~i#"1E-"S y d. & B. JACOBS.
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Notice.

...."-r.. Notice. $500 ~. .... ss--
TIME public is hereby notified not to trade, pur-
Il chase or buy, certain note, which gave to
Henry Spears for the of eighty dollars payable in
corn, time in October next; $3.50 as am deter
mined not to pay the same unless compelled by law.
AUGUST %, 1855 St SOLOMON MALONE.
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Lost

q On Monday night, a GOLD WATCH, with an
IA, open engraved face. It is detached lever,
s8 but is marked .'patent aver and full jeweled
No. 1887, made in London, the maker not remem-
bered. The finder will be LITERALLY rewarded by re-
turning said watch to me.
aug29 *3.s## JOHN McDONOUGH.
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Mareh0Hse Sale.

a"I-a f warehouse Slics
NTILL be sold, atthe Warehouse recently occupied
w by L. e. Carter. on s friday, 18th septcn-
Der next, al, 10 o'clock, a lot OF! COTTON GINS and
one PORTABLE SAW MILF, mark ed q. NJ. Mich
ols and others, and no mark. The Saw Mill, =. Ro-
bertson Jefferson. Sold for account of storage and
charges [aug29l A.L.HEINE r., Auctioneer.
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Natice.

nUR1NG my temporary absence, S. Marks is my
~ duly authorised agent to transact any business.
Shreveport, Aug. %, 1855. "S@ NJ. BAER.
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Grinding of Corn-C0rn Meal.
FENHE subscriber having put up new steam engine,
L and greatly Increased the power of his mill, is
now prepared to grind corn on the most reasonable
terms any hour and during DAY IN THE WEEK.
Persons sending to be ground may feel assured
that they will meet with no detention,
mar2l T. w. JONES.
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Notice..

Shreveport January "a, 1855.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENTS.

GEORGETOWN, Dec. %, 1855.
Inc following bills passed both boards OF
our City Councils last night: Making an ap-
preparation for the benefit of JOS. n Pearson
and VIM. Calhoun in relation to assessors.
inquiring of the Recorder what are the legal
qualifications of an assessor, and if all the
present board are so qualified; instructinc the
committee representing the interests of the
corporation before Congress; authorizing a
loan of $500, of the Commissioners of the
SINKING fund to meet certain claims; author
lzlng the lighting of the streets with gas
MIR. Myers asked to be diseh arged from the
further consideration of the claims of John
Popkins and VIM. Adams; granted-and the
claim of Popkins was, on motion Of Mr.. Bangs,
referred to the Clerk.
communication was received from DR..
Lewis Mackall, Offering to soil to the CORPORA
ton certain grounds for the Improvement of
Road street; referred.
The Board of Aldermen passed bills au-
thorizing the Mayor to appoint an extra Sun
day police and night watch for Water street
and one authorizing the levying of a front
foot tax of 81, and the collection of 75c of the
same on all the lots on the south side Of Road
street for the improvement Of the same
The weather is rather unfavorable to all
kinds OF out door business
Another Of our old and most respectable
residents. Mrs. Hughes, relict of the late Rev.
VIM. Hughes, died last night
The offerings of beef cattle at Drovers' Rest,
Tor the week ending to-day, were rather small.
All sold at So. 50aS3.75 on the hoof, equal to
sIas' oo net-averaging gross S3623, net
- 20 Sheep are very scarce also, selling at
4c. per 10. grosf. Hogs, SSaS so.
We have no material change to note in the
nour or gram market. SPECTATOR.
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TELEaRAPHIc NEWS
REPORTED FOR THE EvENIse STAR
Prom ga-.na, Key West, and California

Prom Ga-.na, Key West, and California
CHARLESTON, Dec 2s.-The steamer Isabel
arrived here to-day, having left Havana on
the morning and hey West on the evening Of
Tuesday. Tho Star Of the West arrived az
the latter place on Monday from San Junn,
with 100 passengers and $500 900 in specie
She left the same evening for New York.
California advices state that the mines were
yielding we'll. The English, French, and
Sandman residents Of San Francisco celebra-
ted on grand scale the fall Of Sebastopol, on
the 26th. The festivities were broken up and
q possession proceeded 10 the Russian consulate
carrying the American and Russian Gags tied
to the same staff. ~
Indian troubles were arpreeended in the
southern part Of the State.
Nicaragua affairs were quiet. Walker vas
daily making additions to the army. The new
administration appears to give universal salts
faction 10 the native population.
The news from China is unimportant.
Piracics in the Chinese sea continue. The in
surrcction at Canton is believed to have been
suppressed. The insurgents around the city
had fed.
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By JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
TURSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE and

By JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
HtURSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE and
Il Eligibly situated Real Estate.-By viT
tue Of two several deeds In trust from James A
Wise and Harriet Ann Wise, his wife, bearing
date respectively on the 9TH day OF April and the
Sth day Of September, 1855, and duly recorded
the subscriber, at the request Of the treasurer OF
the FIaRklin Building Association, will sell al
public sale on THURSDAY, the gath day Of an
uary, 1856, at O'Clock p m, on the premises,
part Of Lot No. II, in Square No. 429, beginning
for the same at point on 9Th street west on the
front line of said lot at the distance Of 40 feet
from the southeast corner thereof, and running
thence due west parallel to the south boundary
line 100 feet to the rear line Of said lot; thence
due east 100 feet to the front line thence south
with said front line Is feet TO the place Of begin
ming, with the buildings and Improvements,
which consist OF three-story brick dwelling
house.
The above property is eligibly situated on 9TH
street west, between u and Ii streets north, ar d
rapidly enhancing in value, and offers favorable
opportunity for Investment.
The terms will be one-third cash, and balance
in six and twelve months for notes bearing inter
est from day Of sale secured by deed of trust upon
the property; and IL not complied with in six
days after the sale the property will be resold
upon one weeks notice, al Tie risk and expense
of the defaultng purchaser. All conveyancing at
the expense Of the purchaser.
CHAS WALLACE,
JNO G.. c. HAMILTON,
Trustees.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
dec 2l-3taw&ds Auctioneer.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Dec. 29.-Flour is firm; sales
$500 bbls. straight State IS 81; good Ohio
SS.62 Southern 50. 81.
Wheat is firm; sales of 900 bushels-South-
ern white So IL; red So Corn is firm; sales
Of so 900 bushels Western mixed at 93c.
Pork has declined; sales of 500 bbls. at SIS.
Beef is dull; sales of 200 bbls. Chicago re-
packed at S14.75. Lard is frmer; sales Of
500 bbls. at l2ic
Whisky has declined; sales Of $50 bbis. Ohio
at BIC.
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN. Apciieneer.

FfT BY A. 0hBEN .SAQc4eheef. ~
IYOUSEHUID AND KIrCHSS FUR Vt
Il i tire, &C, at Auction .--On THURSDAY
January ID, 1856, at 10 o'clock a m, will sci
at the residence Of a gentleman declining house
keeping, on the corner Of New Jersey avenue and
street south, near south Capitol gate, No. 55i,
a good assortment Of Household Effects, su, as
Mahogany Sofa and Chairs
Marble top Centre and other Tables
Carpetings and Oilcloth
Cane and wood seat Chairs
6irandoles and Looking glasses
Bureaus, Toilet Tables, &c.
China, Glass and CrockerywaTe
Bedsteads and Bedding
And many other articles
Together with lot Of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms S25 and under cash; over that sum a
credit Of 10 aud 90 days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest from date.
A. GREEN, huctioncer.
" B-The House Is for rent and the Furniture
may be purchased at private sale previous TO The
day Of sale. Apply on the premises.
dec sd
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tors Of the Richmond Republican Of December 24th 1852
say that CARIEB'S SPANISH MIXTURE is no quack mes
cine
They had man In thelr press who Afflicted with
violent McrcuTsl rheumatism, who continually com
planning IF misery in the back limbs ioHts hi.
ha feveish aud msttery neck swollen
ana all the symptoms ot rheumatism combined rro
iula Two bottles Of Cartsrs Spanish
and IN an editorial notice above they testimony o.
its wonderful effects, and their regret that All
suffering with dsease of the blood the ex
isenco "t such medicine They chcericy recommend H.
See their certificate and notice In full the bottle
tarA -Irp
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JDAmbrotype.-Amo the most At

trscye and beautiful specimens OF the ART
now on exhibition at wHITEHURSTS GALLERY, are the
AMBROTYPEs. T.sy trny Q beautiful Picture, snd
In respects Improvement on old familiar Da
suerreotypes The Gallery contains quite large collection
Of Photographs Dssusrreotypes OF the United
States 5apreme Court since members OF the United
courts President Pierce and Cabinet and many other
public Of the Nation. visit wHIrEHC R3TS AL
LSRY No 4i Pennsylvania avenue well worth the trou
BILE and tie time. nov 2e-u
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Raltimnra Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2S.-Flour is firm. Sales
of Howard..street at $3.50, and City Mills at
SS.37i.
Wheat is unchanged; good to prime whites
81 95as20 5, good to prime reds 81 .S5aSl. IS.
Corn is firm; yellow and white at 72a76c.
Provisions have a downward tendency
Beef is dull Baltimore packed mess SIS;
Western mess SIC. Mess Pork is lower. Sales
at IL rs a Is. Bacon has Observation-Disclosures
llc-sdes IL l2c. No hams reported. !Lard
is heavy at l2c in barrels, and l2tal3 in kegs.
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IL Dyspepsia, in all its various form. o,

humanity resulting often from small like
nhgestoD producing Constipation, Fatulency Nauses I'm
the stomach and thousand other tending pros
rste or dcb'te the physical any Of these
- yietd IKE magic u Dr. HOLSTERS celebrated
blTTERS giving the reputation il reinstatpg 10
health thousands who have tried vivyng and strength
enns inhE-nce their almost depsring broken
constitutions All should these BItters during this
weather. AS 10 Is the most eectual preventive diseases
knnws For sale experimentation dep0t n
CALLANS, corner v ans Seventh streets I.f 26 In
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~ Der desiring to remove South, offers for sale
this beautiful and highly improved farm, lying
IN Alexandria county, Va, mile from the Long
Bridge, or * miles from Centre Market, with
easy access by Washington and Alexandria turn
pike, or Alexandria Canal, which touch the place.
The farm contains 200 acres; ~ acres Is in GOOD
timber the balance well laid Of in arabic fields
and meadows. Also, about 500 fruit trees Of va
riouS kinds, well selected and planted In suitable
situations.
The Improvements consist Of good Dwelling
House OF s rooms, beside garnet and basement; a
house for overseer and hands, stabling for horses
and cattle, with necessary sheds &C. usual to a
dair ~ and market farm.
Persons desiring 10 purchase can get further In :
formation by applying TO BURKE &HERBERT,
Alexandria, cr TO the subscriber on the premises
Terms liberal. EDW b. POWELL
nov I2-eotf
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

'TRUSTEE'S SALE BY virtue Of a deed OF
l. trust, dated the 18th day OF November, I'm the
year 1851, and recorded IN Liber J. A. 8, No 80,
one OF the land records OF Washington county, ID
c., the undersigned will sell at public sale, on
MONDAY, the 9TH day Of January. 1856, at four
O'Clock p. IN, on the premises, Lot Is in equare
No 2i7, fronting on 18th street west, just above
street.
Terms: Seven hundred dollars in cash the bal
months, to be well endorsed, with interes: from
the day Of sale, secured by deed Of truat on the
property.
Deeds at the expense Of purchaser.
IL the terms of sale be not complied with in five
days from the day Of the sale the lot will b. re-
sold. three days notice. at the risk and loss of
the purchaser.
JOHNSON HELEN, Trustee.
dec 2i-it&ds A GREEN Anct.
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more 10 ameorate the condition of humanity afflicted
lung complaints than other practitioner Of medicines
that has struggled with the Of NEDtCA
Tor the last century, by the Invention and perfection
Tuinont that will convey to the lungs medicine IN
shape of highly Nedicated yapor which directly
the disease, aud not hitherto by sympathy Those
are troubled with diseases arising from dsordered
viii subeerve their interests By giving the HyEean Vapor
niAl-lNew York National Monitor, of Feb. 20.
CAUTION.-DE. CURTIS'S HYGEANA is the original and
only genuine article. nov 9s-lm
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USEFUL PRESENTS.

ONE OF THE BEST STORES OF THE
~ kind in the city is u. FRANCIS'S, 400 Sew
enth street. He has not only every Housekeeping
article, but Razors, Scissors, Combs, Brushes
Caods, ana other useiui articies. HIS goods are
anv one else in the city Ii friend Of ours wished
to know the best place to buy Set Of Spoons,
Knives and Forks, Tea Sets, Castor, Cake Bas-
ket, or ANYTHING, from the finest Pocket Knife to
an Axe or Wood Saw, we would say. " go to
FRANCIS, on Seventh street, you will be sure OF
getting coed articles, and at the very lowest
prices dec l9-tf
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ByB.w. FURGUSON & CO., Auctioneers.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILvER-PLA-
w ted Ware, Fancy Articles, Clothing.
&c On SATURDAY NIGHT, the 10Th instant
at O'Clock, We viii sell at our auction rooms,
corner Of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue, the
following articles, viz:
Gold and Silver Watches, "
p Plated and silver Tea Sets
20 French China Tea and Coffee Sets
Glass and Crockery Ware
Also. large assortment Of Goats, Pants,
Vests, &c.
Together with many articles unnecessary to be
mentioned.
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cured too soon Don't delay until plant incura
bic and then when IL 10 too late
the disease Which people the church yards might
AYERS CATHARTiC PILLS, II taken In Don't 20
dragging through the Spring faint sleepy and isless be-
blood Is loaded with bile. hca
ache heartburn and their kindred DISORDERS your
stomach foul Don't parade yourself around the world
coyare with pmpes bioches ulcers and all any
Of the uncean diseases Of the skin, because
wants cleansing Don't show yourself about lean
all cavcd ia, because Stomach Ind Bowels need
into healthy action Ayers Pills things right
surely water qnences Are They purify the body
blood and restore their functions into healthy activity which
you feel quick they taken. They the
medical wonder Of this recognized by all who know
their virtues and thousands know them Take
Cherry PectOrs for Cough and the Pills all
meuts requiring = Purgstive medicine
Prepared by DR.. J. O. AVER, Lowell Mass and sold by
every respectable druggist.
Sold by z. d. GILMAN, Washington; D. N. LINTHICUM,
Georgetown; JAMES COOK CO., Fredericksburg.
l6-eOSm
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MARRIED.

a, On the 9Th Dscember, by the Rev. G Brown,
Of Georgetown
AZ south Berwick, Nc, on the 2s,h December,
by Rev Samuel M Gould, wM p. BLAKE. Of
', ID. c., to CHARLOTTE II. L..
Of South Berwick