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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-01

IN ~ urinary passages lrclu ntly performing
HNZHNl perfect IN the short space OF eight
OF ten days with case eecrecy md ssie;y. 1hi
celebrated mixture pose sees n few oil the adrania
gesn 4 enjoyed by any other medicine Tor the cure
Of IL sexual diseases; and which must with an
enlightened public renter ]. a.suredly highly PIP.
ular and des dern un long sought tor in tie med
ical world. ltr~quires confn. ment no hange
diet In it, improved foim il is nearly tlsieess
m causes no unpleasant scnsaiiJn in;hs patient
II has acquired the utmost fame m almost tvery
part OF Europe. II has bsen sxai1ined approved
of and sanctioned nv the faculty Of medi, lie AMI
recommended BY the most eu'i ent OF the probes
on for the cure Of rain discusses analogous
complaint Of The organs ii generation after every
other mecirmc.
In olerinq this pre- laratoi, 70 the human family
n ISoy aud Pc tier fsarlessly hazard the asser.
tion that II is rot olly no surpassed bit unequal.
ej thrr for s euratiyr pr. pc ties r. for miIincs
"a ely and cert int The o ration ~ any other
|prepsra'ion corf unded Tor similar pu poss NV.
bef r. the pnLic
This nixture il n combination Of approved
medieinss min Ing tl,e excrlleS an u ies * eac
irto on saaatise wh 1r 60 as 10 produ the meet
efficient camlnu d which has never vet 10 n
known ,oflil. II q ,mpo SHE To pro1uee Ger.
,ilicatssof the power of lie re oi this ,ruiiar
a,ure'nr o,sc-si>e n host Of faets mig "a re al.
yanced to sa.w til, .lrtnd MI o., found ltion
u2in siich tl,e charact, ofths miAtare reefs 10
snpp n. Long standng casos Como raea, 9 rel
st,et rec affections OF The k{Infys &C have yi,-
Ide 70 the r"mmand ofthiy anid,'e and lnstnn-
Cos of glr~t OF Ina most inscieraie descript on
haAe Gel before its lost nsh:Bg ssna,,ve iniin-
cnce.
W. do moi offer this mixture rs ranaca or cure
Icy thing, hntia the above mined ca -es we are
|asthr'zed " Drs Leroy aud Petit Of Paris 4,
en1ran,ee cire Dder forfeit $50 We " II
r, m rk thar This compound has len fore The
pubic e New s'reAns Cor Thu ca ears and il has
u " raj. ? Nv ID 1T g nu..
cArTmN.r-Sev ral minus and i-jurIous prep
atati ms have icen palmsts up ~ tie pnwsry ~
bsse cou'tsrf itsr.. The just celebrity and in
menss sal tina tis6sonpound has m with n
Ejhe Uniied Siaies y has siinplaed lIo,t ri I'M
~ Incl d indivijniIs 70 imisate Il. r. oil
tat h. siee tusc o. Lesoy NJ d rAs;> Is witt
on every phil. -
rriec PR i,ottle $500 fsr dozen s43 00
Sole Agency irthe nt~d.Slres ia taf,D'lalrt
~ het~een Hevi,and roydra>. New Ofiesns
ora reat,sr on gssasfi,ta szf.cferse imp4feR~
l. c. THOMPSON, Nj
April sly.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-01
.Ne,c Goods fO,.
SPRING AvD SUMMER.
SCHULZ, B0DTVHEIN g. Co


INVITE IN ir f-ten "a n "a ratrons - eva ri,e
tesr now fnli es-ck or S'or'e md F.rcv DIV
Goods. r'o'hn-. Boots. end shn,s e.. Tier
stock Is III iarrest and hest seccted ever off red
in ,hissuaark
One Of ihe;r FIRM residing IN heast 20 = tho
nr-r se of ra' irg purchases NJ mn ,t"~;n
rio', N h OTIS am .hocs s'ev e, con6inr,
,h,. ,sr;r ri" rernot Re nm icrs ~ N. Snn.s
r NJ hans.. rfan and esrec nj, the lad s-r
i+rvited - call md Sc co. IN m selves. Among
The other GOO "a INST received IRE.
Fen, h ,rd American r,ints of all styles
pin and fancy Oil calico
(sinchans
riain n nrv and iiart irwn .,
So ~ and fsnc C. .',rcd Ee-e-es
Soi,.. mn AMI Jaco,.t Nui'ns main C. eek
ed dotied md striped ~ AL onait cs
Finr undr-sla YES and rhemzctts,
Jacoart evils. cd rings and Inserting,
fiac' lace ve''s
Whi.e embroidered Mus'irs f'r curtains
IIcs'-,v g'ove. an4 h'trs in inaumeras
apaniiesard ofa'i qualities.
Irish linens, linen sheetings and linen da
mssks
Pillow cas-, linens and superior danask
n-r'ins
vsrv h.nasem" printed kren &C e
New Goo cd We, kiv
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-01
lacey Il Co.,

stacey 4 Co.,
81 St Charles Street.
New Orleans.
ORANGE OF LACEY d P.,IlsLli b eele.
ASbrsisd mandatory PbIadei- ~
.hia no received The W.
frs, rrze Medsl a, the Worlds HA IN
Fair in London. and s'so at PHI
he Worlds Fair in New York. sss
. They keep constantly on hand large as
nr'ment Of
Carriage and buggy Harness.
4 thei, own manufacture al prices raj cling
rom sia TO sioo for Buggy and sss to 80 D
o. Carriage. Aleo large ssor,menl OF
Ladies' and Gentleman's.
saddles, Brida's, Whips, Thinks,
Carpet Bags.
and choice stock Of
Sadd!ers Tools
from The best manufacturers.
In addition TO our large Stock we are re-
.eivng Goods by every arrival 10 all al
which we invite he attention of purcha-
sers,
Soc Agency for
J. nj. SINGERS e. CO.,
Patent Sewing Machine,
which are the only reliable sutching machine
use for all purposes for fine sewing OF
plantation use. -
1rril 20.
-DTTYTC DTfD|T1 AZ 4 NTTTY A 7V7STI % r ~
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-01

fkNCOt5
.Mos'in,ores Fhfnnsss-
tic comfo md
do cordial hltiers
Msers rx Of rock rn =
cros-mans specific
d. Wari- ID
Uphauis Pile c,ec,usr
ry
Steers Orc dcl1sc
Gadlrevs ScffisI
9'nrlineior<B lssm
Bsieme,'s drors
Va Q Nervous &n'i>
dnfe
II air. l..fe hsl.an
RsdasAss rcsclyent
Lncins cord
Iuno is
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-01

r. TITLE GIANT CORN AND COB MILL,
L--For portability simplicity OF construc-
ton. convenience of use and power, has no
equal. 1t can be put in operation by the farm
er in twent, minutes, will ut expense or me-
chanical aid, then adjusted and used by
body with convenience. illgrind feed IRON
ear corn and grst. or fine honohy from shelled
corn, with degree of ease and convenience
for farm purposes never attained before;
No. p price 500, @iIl giini 10 bus. hour
with horse
No price SIS. do Is do do
with horse
70 price Ss5 do 60 do do
with horses
These mills are for sale by the undersigned
and are GUARANTEED in the most positive manner
by them against breakage OF arrangement from
proper use. They have sold several and can
give most satisfactorily testimonials OF their
usefulness and value.
SMEDES, HAMPTON & Co,
Vicksburg April 81.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-01

rr Morses 'nvisoria-
ting cordial
TBorrs extract
T,sran'a AneFient,
a, elixir of r ,hars
q 4r,ers spanish mix
sitre
Mo,her- reli q
'roolh- che 1rorc
Lyons agntIc pow
m ders
Mr Kidkcrs coadlai
rhomprons eve VA
ter
u liinrs A4srinesnt
n dswa > ready fe.
ri
7'|iafaDis indc'l'sale
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-01
Splendid Dry Goods.
COWAN CHAP &JACK

HAVE Just opened anot h assortment of
II Dry Goods:
Embroidered French Muslin Basqus:
Plack lace Mantillas and Ta'mas;e
Rlack and co'ored Ailpiaque Man aillas &
Talmas:
lace Chantilly do do
Fine Embroidered Muslin s2encers,
Au y asse Rock Snencets,
An 'Passe Book Collars and Sleeves;
Honiton sets very fine
Vaiencines sets do
Waltece do do
Embroidered and Dotted Swiss Muslins:
Striped and check Swiss Muslins;
Striped and Check Nainsook,
Railway Ccrse .,
Fine Organizes,
BeraUe robes dcs.
.April -
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-01

UTICA lime
u 500 barrels of the well known Utica Lime
which, it will be remembered is put up in -four
barrel size for sale by
s. GARVIN.
I Vicksburg May 1s,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-01

on Friday he 3ad day e. Jane. 1862
Marshal and Tax Collector of the town 2. /
Yasoo cily. will before The Mayors
Office il ll,e Tow Of Yazoo city, the foilow.
ing described Lots. 10 pay the special -
assessed upon said lots for the paving -
front Of sane tol-wit Lot 263 and part 9
Lot csc Oh JEFFERSON street SIS 4 3 feet irons
At 66 cts per foot. also Tor removing gess
Ia front Of same. 81 Total III o.
Said lots will be sold to the bidder wno
will take the smalles. quantity ni said 10
and pay the assessment.
HOLLINGSW0RTH,
april 20 a. lot Gil City MsrshaI.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-01

scrofuls, Syph is, Mercuriat complaints. Can
Ger, Gar gttne, aud vaSt variety OF other disess
es are 81 ecd'ly and perfectly cured by the uee o
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-01

formerly kept by Powell & billiard. which
they intend TO keep up in th< best possible
siyle-cunstautly supplied with good horses
and com Portable vehicles tohire-the best
Of provender for horses and attentive and
well trained ostlcrs. Attached TO the Stable
is kept also comfortable Boarding House
for customers wishing to remain over night.
The table supplied with the best to be found
in our markeI. We solicit a share of pubs
ic patronage and invite all to call and try us.
R B WILSON NoMAN BIRMINGHAM.
Yazor city mrach 1855 38 ly
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-01
Arcade Hotel,
Magazine ST., NcW Orleans, 5etween Gravie,
and s.Natehsz.
n IS MON -IS

~ - " CIV u fOFEtCtO's
AuwA TUE Iro;rietor wuu d res ectfully
e.:.fk inform has idends an patro sand he
l:.ssH4 public genera |, .tlet tlis vel Known
$3.50 aud popular establishment las n.en
ihoro ghiy novatfd ire past selson, and newly
furnished throu put. A la pc extens en- o,sr nnf
as TO u o~ialn' by The propre,ors re..,ing the
atio'ning portion OF tie TIE building. which will
cnab bio hun 10 Accommodate much larger nuns
bier of customers III n last winter.
Nosx en.etas been spa led by the prophet " 60
enab'e him 10 M rit cont nm nee OF the gcrer-
oIs patronage he has herctoiore rec lived, ard CIV.
'ry cxtriian sill be made by hlmself aud ist-
ants TO render the soJouru Of his guests not only
con forta i tut aero aLle.
o. ina ercnt COW, nence q itachedto This ho-
tells, that mosis can be had ~ almosf al hovrs.
march 81. IS. 40-ly
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-01
To Persons Residing in
the C0UN TRY.
Medical DispensarY.
Medical Dispensary.

I42 u rondafef = rect.
DRS Leroy and PELTiER' Com.
.,ound Mixture 10, the cure OF Gen,rrhea
Gle 1 stri,tuie and cher diseases OF the
urinary passages Irc1u ntly performing
perfect cure IN the shor, space Of eight
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06
Charles RRe ar.

Mr.. RoEsER, the Republican candidate for
Treasurer, who has been shamefuiv vilfed
throughout the canvass, particularly by his Ger
mau contemporaries, has an article in q late
number Of his paper, She hanitowoc Democrat,
portion of it translated in the Columbus Jour
mel:
"Nr Roeser says that during the last 2 or 3
months that he had been Republican candidate
for State Office he las been so much slanderad
by Grnhl of the Phosn,r, in Ozaukee, the His
Gonsin StaatszcitEng, in Madison, and the COM
mon offscouring of both, the NOrduesten in Man
itowoc, that lie finds it necessary to appeal to
the honor and sympathy Of his partizcn friends
of the free press in the United States.
lie efforts III the cause of freedom in Germany,
1884 and 1885, he says, brought him into bitter
confinement, also in 1913 and 1919, in conse-
quence of the failure of the revolution. he was
brought INTO q long confinement until he =. last
escaped from the clutches of tyranny. These
were the consequences of the spirit of freedom
which he had imbibed in early youth and which
yet blazos brightly. All these efforts in the
cause of freedom and which constitute the true
honor of freeman, have been characterized by
the three shove named sheets, and especially the
PhoeniL, rs criminal and Mr.. Roeser as ''lail
bird
We know how to sympathize with Mr.. Roescr
in this attack upon his character. and condemn
In the strongest terms the conduct of his slam
derers, but so far from this injuring his charac-
ter it will only brighton it more in the estims
ton of freemen and sink his sanderers deeper
into the mirc."
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06
Address FRANK LESLIE, New York.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

NJ &
The America arrived at half past this morning.
The Asia arrived at Havre on the 18th; the Her
man arrived at Southampton on the same day.
were under cover, the former still apprehendng
attack from the Russans Is ~
The contemplated bombardment of the north side
of Scbasopol is to permit the allied fleet to winter in
the Harbor. Maucropoltown the north coast of
the sea of Azoff bombarded by the all es the
Both Of October. +t
portion of the town had been fred when Au-
striau flag over Their warehouses; and the firing
discontinued. Ii is surniscd that General Mangle
menaces tho allied position at the straits of Yeni
keale. The Allies had 80, 900 troops and expected
large rcnorcenents
A large allied force had embarked at Eupatoria
and sailed westward
AsIA.-Nothng later from Kars. Omar Pachas
vanguard had arrived at Ontum.
Admiral Dundas, with portion of the fleet, wero
in the bay Of ell The Allied steamers were watch
ing for IN American clipper supposed 10 be in the
Baltic, with cargo of rsvolvers.
Tie London Post contradcts the story in the
Times about Canrobert's treaty with Sweden and
Denmark adhesion to the allies: that Russia
il disposed TO make the first advance towards peace
is considered unfounded. 1t is confidently reported
that the envoy to ST. Petersburgh visited the Car
at Nickioff with the view ofinducing him to recog-
nike certain conditions of peace and that the Gar
listened favorably.
When the Russian Cabinet made known the views
of the Car to the Western Powers the latter deem
ed them insufficient, but Russia and Prussia are
still in communication the subject, and Berlin il
making the greatest effort to induce the Gar to
come oterms, the continuation Of negotiations Of
ferel some chance Of peace
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06
Meeting of Congress.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 3.
The weather to-day is most beautiful, and the
city and the streets present q holiday appear
ance, At an early hour crowds commenced
focking to the capitol, every portion of which
became thronged. The galleries of the House
are crowded to Overlooking, and hundreds are
unable to find accommodations
The Supreme Court assembled at noon Kali the
members being present except thc Chief JUS
lice.
The Senate called TO order and new members
sworn in at noon. Mr.. Forney, Clerk called the
House TO order when the confusion which exist
ed mp to this time was abruptly terminated
225 members answered TO their names. On mo
ton Dir, Jones, of Tennessee the House proceed
ed to the election of Speaker, viva ycce. Nom
nations were then made. Richardson, of H., "a
Fuller of Pennsy lvania, 20; Campbell, 53; Pen
nington, of North Carolina, q Marshal, of Ken
.ucky, 3; Barnes, OF Massachusetts,, ~. Others
were voted for. No election, ll3 being neccs-
sary for choice.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06
CiinnccsV sair

hcA0St1 County Circuit Court
solomon Dur-in, Cor plgauG, Cowles Csercs
..a-... Fierce aud Mary Cahoon, Defendants.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that Of
hnal decree OF foreclosure and sale
above entitled in and by court on the 18Th dsy
81 November A. 1855, at general Of said Court hsd
the court house IN The city and county Of Eenosha by
Iors th Hon James X Dooiitt Judge Of said court shall
highest bidder therefor according tn. provisions
tnts in such made and vdsd
o. the Cour, 0us in -. sid city and county Of asnosh
hours OF II AZ noon and O'Clock tho afternoon
all OF the following parcels
az shall be sufficient omsko the upon
cree said and the therein the
OF SAID safe TO Wit: 81 that eertsn parcel Land
lyng ana being IN the Villages ., Nor (now City Of
shA) described she ~
seventy t7 in the north village
commencing Middle nine and one fourth
wv west or thu northeast 81 said block thence
running south seven y ise thence ssd
one-faDrth degrees II IA west Pine thence Ill
Ee street the e Ike Creek norerhy
the centre II sad Greek 20 Middle street. along
street. 70 ire place % iesnnlrE j. ], kHLE, Sheriff
patsd kehosha, bco' = tHh5. twso of Eenosha CO.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06
The Governorshfp.

The vexcd question, who is the Governor elec.
Of this State; is still undecided, tho it is every
day coming nearer to the point of solution. The
missing counties, Douglass and La Ponte, that
have so long furnished hook for the Democracy
to hang~their hopes upon, have been heard from,
and they give but 100 majority for Barstow, in
stead of 3l2, as has been claimed
The Madison Irgas &, Democrat undoubtedly
representing the notions of State Canvassers,
and deriving its Information from them, made M
its table again, on Monday last. That table foots
mp, Barstow 1898; Bashford, 1851; leaving Bar
stow l47 ahead. 1t comments as follows upon
the tablet
1--WE change Dunn from SIS to g. for Barstow J
on the authority of gentleman recently at Dun
vile. who states that the precinct of Wilson
MILL which gave Barssow a clear vote of 81, vs. as
not included in any of the reports from that Co.
! The Green Bay Adooeate informs us that Door
(ol for Bashford,) not included in the official
returns from Brown, and we therefore add il to
our figures.
| Washington is 1873 instead of 1852 az publish
ed sl along, and the & votes st Sheboygan Falls
thrown out by county canrassers, make that Co.
49, for Barstow.
This is undoubtedly the mos. favorable state
of the case that can be made out for Barstow.--
Blu: the news from Douglass and La Pointe up
sets all this figuring, and puts Bsshford ahead
10 votes. Thus, giving Bars,ow ali of Waupac.
ca, ali the other odds and ends which are claimed
for him, and Coles Bashford is the Governor
Elect
This sail we can know With any certainty
until the official count at Madison, which takes
place on The 18th inst, meanwhile we look with
ssome curiosity to see what new dodge the Bar
ssow'tes viii now inveat to keep their courage
up till then.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

y The Waukegan Gazette, whose editor was a
delegate to the late Cincinnati Know Nothing Con.
vention, and the Milwaukee American both express
the opinion that the Know Eoihings of the north
win make further concessions those of the south
than contained in this late Cincinnati platform.
and ii the south viii not agree TO come ND to that
there can be no union, and no national platform or
candidate. When we consider that New York was
not present at all in hs late convention that the
der in that state went with the south the occasion
Of the split Philadelphia and is ready and anxious
10 do the same thing at al times, easily un-
derstand that there be difficulty in the south
having every thing her way in any nationalcon.
vention. What u.e the south may make of her
strength what these valiant men of the north viii
finally Go, remains to be seen. We have opinion
of with reference TO it. bat il is sn opinion
that VII not spell by keeping.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06
NEW YORK. Dec. /.

MORE SorSn AND FCRY.--The Southern pa
pers received last evening, contain the message
of Gov. Adams TO the Legislature Of South Car
DINA, in reference t. the Massachusetts rcsou-
tons lie SAYS h' received certain resolutions
from the STATE Of Mas sachasctts, which he re-
turned to the Governor OF Tia; State. Had Mas
sachusetts confined harse!fto resolutions express
sing her feelings and purposes in relation to Sa-
very however impatient, / may have regarded
them with indifference, and transmitted them
without comment; but consider the acts of her
State Legislature an Insult an outrage upon cv-
cry memhar of the contederacy who has right
60 demand the enforcement OF the Fugitive Save
act. 4 Stale whose legislature Deliberate y, un-
blushing:y and imp;ausiy violates her constitu-
Gonsl obligations, aud whose people restrict the
execution of the NV and crave for the shedding
OF blood, is not entitled to comfy from us, and
feel that hesitate not to ntiix on such con-
duct the seal OF official condemnation. The peo-
pie of South Carolina are slive to the issue, and
arc mindful of their obligations. They are calm
because they are prepared and ref-reliant-
They have not forgot their history, and will
not fail TO vindicste ts teachings come what may.
They will do their duty. aud leave the conss-
qusnces 10 Coo.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

3GRAHsn's EAGazI SE.-The December No. Of this
excellent monthly has come to hand repete as usual
with "whrih and beauty. The literary contents this
month are even Of more than usual interest, while
the engravinGs fashions and patterns, will make ii
welcome visigor to those interested in those things
"Graham's' has long held prominen. place in the
public favor and that dcservody for it is second to
no monthlyn this country, & il has beea more
ably more successfully conducted, than under the
present pub;iaher Mr.. SEE has made arrangements
o present still greater attractions for the coming year
Tie new volume commences with The New Year. and
this liz therefore the time to subscribe. Terms So
a year for a single copy; two copies, s.. Address
ABRAHAM SEE. Philadelphia -.* h
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06
Important to Inualias
CARD FROM DIP HUNTER OF NEW vol

CARD FROM DR. HUNTER OF NEW YORK.
From all parts ofthe country my attention has
been repeatedly called to the fact that parties
assuming 10 be medical men are treating disea-
ses OF the THROAT d LUNGS by INDICATED
INHALATION. And to give greater weightto
their pFetensions of being familiar with this
mode of treatment they use my name, or copy
my popular letters over their own signatures
or Otherwise profess to be my agents, or to be in
association with me.
deem il but just to the public, whom have
so largely addressed through the newspa per
press, and TO the practice by Inhalation, which
have brought so prominently before the people
Of this country, to state that have no conncxion
whatever with any wandering Iahaiist who may
be processing to treat Consumption, Bronchitis,
and Asthma by Inhalation. Nor have / any
agent whatever abroad, authorized to use my
name in any manner whatever. l never leave
New York, professionally, on any account; and
treat cases only by direct correspondence or
personal consultation. My great anxiety In
publicly discussing this important matter. has
been to save Inhalation from those empiricsms
and impositlons which tend so much to bring
every medical practice into disrepute. And
have scrupulously withheld any information
concerning the medicines employed in this treat
ment, feeling assured that mparsing such
knowledge hastily and pEematurely, would on
ly be to put into the hands of quacks an excuse
for imposition, ard Of danger rather
than benefit to the sick.
Inhalation is not medicine but q mode Of
treatment, which requires to nc varied and adap-
ted TO each case. 1t cannot, therefore. be re-
duced to fixed Prescriptions and sold a nos
trum at SO much ga PACKAGE" nor practised sue
ssssfully even by the physician without long
and great experience
In the Medical Specialist" for November,
have had occasion to expose some of these i'm
positions emsnating from parties giving their
address in New York, ard shall continue TO do
so, not only as act OF humanity to the invalid,
but as TN act of justice to myself and the treat
nent / have advocated
Your obedient servant,
ROBERT HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Physician for Diseases Of tho Lungs.
e28 Broadray, Ns,o York.
1855.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

INDIANA BANKs.-It is stated by Thompson =
Bank Note Reporter that the following Indiana
banks, their securities having been sold and no
ties redeemed TO the amount of proceeds, have
still circulation outstanding, for which nobody
is accountable, and which the State Auditor has
nothing to redeem with. It therefore dashss
them:
Bank of America, Morocco.
Droyer's Bank, Rome
Government Stock Bank, Lafayette
Merchants Bank. Lafayette.
Perry County Bank, Cannelton.
Public stock Bank, Newport.
State Stock Bank, Logansport
State Sock Security Bank Newport.
Wabash River Bank, Jasper.
New York Stock Bank, Vinccnnes