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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-21
For the Standard.
Nessa,s. Holden Dc Wilson ::

Nessas. Holden Dc Wilson:
GENTLEMEN You doubtless heard of the great
Know Nothing pow-wow which took place in the
great city of Philadelphia time since, and how
they resolved both the old political parties to death,
and resolved themselves into great national party,
which finally got full of patriotism that it sweed
up and exploded, and then the great twin brothers,
Sam and Sambo, the ruins, and it is gener-
ally thought there enough left of the sort
to make an entire party after the next PreSl-
dental election. Well, natural consequence,
the guns of smaller caber must follow suit, and
hence, the small fry pow-wow which took place in
our quiet town about the 9th of June; but as you
have doubtless heard of this, say nothing, for you
know it is wrong to speak lightly Of the dead, or
ofthe " sick" But my purpose i'll writing you
is say that the old Democracy of Fayetteville has
spoken, Agreeably to previous notice, met in
good old fashioned meeting in the market house
the night of the 18th; the doors all stood wide
open-wndows all up, and plenty of light-no door
keepers and above all, no one sworn to keep the
grips and passwords presume the Know Moth
ings present will feel bound by previous oaths not
to divulge any Of secrets for the good of SAM"
We had speeches the occasion from j. G. Shep-
herd and B. Fuller, Esqrs and last, but not least
Col. NJ. j. McDuffie. l wish you could have been
present, it would have been perfect treat to have
seen the hagard countenanceS of the followers of
Sam The Colonel raked them fore and aft-they
stood it as long possible, when their great Mogu,
or some other, called on Sam to come down but to
their great modification, what few then remaining
still staid and listened with the most intense inter-
est. You may look for more Withdrawals, for hear
of several who coming out. My only regret is
that they were not all present; l think it would
have equalled the preaching of Peter the day of
pentecost-that is, think all who heard con-
vinced and will be rebaptized into the Democratic
faith. Go ahead-givc Rayner, Shepard, and all
such, no quarters.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-21

SOAP Is MADE FROM LocUsTs.-The seventeen year
locusts, while in underground, grub state, are
Immense numbers are destroyed by the hogs before
they emerge from the ground they are also, when
in their perfect state, eagerly devoured by chickens
squirrels, and many of the larger birds. The In
dams likewise consider them delicate food when
fried, and in New Jersey they have been turned to
profitable account in making soap
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-21

sum Ritious people, but OF to stop at Wuns lot
tina amt no better cathlicks emmy how. my plann
is thys we OF git the legislator, and fust XII the
episcapalleans ded dore male and then gin the
methods side wipe like tina has bin duin or trim
to du in nu hannshur, conticut forgit which stat
it is. cant no harm agin episcopallean preecn-
ers in western countys, only tina has tn mucn
larnn for dur gud, besydes tina amt so howly as
ourn at all. U might listen to EN- wun day arter
anuther and coodnt here EN- 200 yards but sum OF
ourn nown to all could be heerd miles, when tina
amt wind broken. mite go to there prechln evry
sundy and see buddy confessin religgun but
if go to ourn will here EN- gruntln shore.
AFTER we git thiss quere religions out OF the
wa, want to Civ the ticker casks move,
for tempranc must be carrid on. II we can
hav the lickor emtid, git enuff barrils to
maik rostrum blew tina cal EN-, to speek on. Golly
how Smith will Civ it to the wings and dimmocrats
then. jest tel holdin, what it is the no nuthlns
is bound to sweap things for Carmichael, the ire
scue BOYS has bin maxim speeches fur him agln the
cathlicks all the scule teechers is win kept one
ante-no nuthn Teller who wont let his scollers malk
nuthin speeches, tho tina all wants to du it xcept
wun little Teller who amt thru his A. B. abs yit
mustn't forgit to tel how Doctur Parks spoke fur
EN- sum time ago. he begun the meetin with
prair tho j didn't think nuthns mead 1T be-
sydes theirs tn much prain here for the gud OF the
cuntry emmy how. the crops looks so bad. Parks
is mitely liked here he is gud at scken to prln-
cpals. sum abuses him becase he was fust dock
ter, then methods, then baptist, then whlg,
then a no nuthn but them people amt got no sens
Sum buddy red me PEGS from yore paper about
Sam Smith and Cook, but tel u, ole Teller, people
amt goin to beev no such things who noes EN- like
du wish, holdin, wood tel us in yore mkt who
wrote that pees becase is bin packin it on mis-
ter Cue of Wilks burrow. and don't think he uses
SIGH bad grammer and spellin, and no he is pers-
naly friendly to both of en-. When fust heerd it
thot it wus sum Teller who maid it his bissnes to
abuse onist men, but arter reedin it. thot that
warnt hi bissnes. think it sum whiskurd deV-
il who wanted to Sc his trash in print anuther no
nuthin pint is gittin sum notes up heer. we want
botes to cum up the river, becase Their is menny
bad wimmen here that OF to be shipt. Ih0rs July
Tucker and Botsy aOhO ,oont git retiggsn and sum
of the prechers is so bad.
Muffin moor at present, but mind ole Teller don't
abuse us no nuthins emmy moor.
B. A. G.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-16

- Un 'ersigned having pur-
:i;; chased the interest Of A. B.
JOHNSON. in the City Hotel IN
Yazoo City. and having thoroughly furnish
ed and re6tted the House. has this day
opened 4 Is the HOBSON OlJSE, for the
reception Of visitors.
He Aatiers himself. that with his expert
eace ID business and bis determination to
spare no aims or expence for the comfort Of
his friends. he will merit and receive the
liberal support Of the public,
N. w. HOBSON.
Yazoo City, October IS, 1866 ly.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-16

STERILE, shiITHER & PINcKARD, 2
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
q. EslHnEEH ]! !, |,

~ INES, Llt2uOH6 AMI CIGARS, 8
Nos l6 Canal and | 5 Crossman Streets.
NEW ORLEANS.
We are prepared to I'll all orders for Wes-
tern Produce, Family Groceries, Plantation
Supplies and Bar and Boat Stores
Many articles Of Family Groceries we
have made arrangements to receive in small
lots, at shortintervals, in order to have them
always fresh and good; towit:
Butter. Cheese. + Lard, Fruits, de-,
OF Brandies and Wine I'VE laid in large
Stock Of the old vintage.
Havana cigars.-A large Manufacturing
and Commission House OF HAVANA keeps
US supplied with choice Brands which we
sell on commission.
I German Cigars-We have also received
a consignment Of German Cigars at low pr.
ces to sellon commission.
Tobacco--Of choice brands as well as 9th.
er grades we shall always keep large as,
sortment.
In orderto equalize prices. we propose L
sell in all cases at the lowest cssh rates
and charge interest from the date of sale
when negotiable paper is received in pay
ment.
CLAIBORNE STEELE,
| ]. C.sSMITHER.
| F. PINCKARD,
aprils 90
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-16
TO PLANTERS AND OTHERs.

10 PLANTERS ANDOIHEAkSs
WE have just received
w 500 pair Negro Blankets,
800 do fine do.
200 do Ribbon Bound do
100 do do do do Mammoth;
size capable Of covering Family including
the children.
We offer the. above at New Orleans prices,
for cash or approved credit.
POWELL q. HOBART. 8
Yazoo City, October 10, lS55.-iy. 8.
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES
A ND other persons wishing to buy anything
IN in the way Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods Is it to know that Shulz, Bodenheim
g. Co., have now on hand at their new store
next corner to the Post Office, very large
splendid stock, comprising almosr. every arti
Gle in that inc; nnn Intending to close their
business in this place. every article in that line
every article will be offered att very smallad-
vance on Importers prices, In tner 5tock can
be found.
American Prints of til richest styles:
Superior old Galicoes and Ginghams,
American rnd French Gingliams;
j. Black and Mourning Ginghams;
i French ank E glish Merinoes of all colors:
Plain Black Silk--a superior article,
| Rich Figured and Plaid Black Silks,
do do Plain Colored Silks,
Superior Elendel. warranted not to shrink;
White Red and Yellow Flannel, all uali
ties;
Opera Flannels, Irish Linen and Linen De
4 mas
English and French Calicoes. --veoy hand
4 some
key Red. Hosiery Gloves &c
SHULZ, BODENHEIM g. co. S.
Vicksburg octa6
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-16
BRooKrIrLp, Jan. IL, 1855.
(COPY.)

COPY
PaoF. WooD-Dear Sir: Having made trial
of your Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure
to say, that its effect has been excellentin re-
moving inflammation dandruff, aud constant
intensity to itching. with whic Nave been
troubled from child hood, and my $50 restored
my hair, which waabecomin gra to its orgi-
nal color. Ihavs used no other article with
anything like the same pleasure and profit
- Yours truly,
JK. BRAGG.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-16

The undersigned. Rev. ]. X. Bragg, is a
minister in regular standing, and Pastor Of the
orthodox Church at Brookfsld Macs. He is
a gentlaman of considerable influence, and u
Universally beloved.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-16
CLOTHING AVALANCHE!
,tlr OI1ANTrTV Ann OITAIITY n
P. B. COOK & Co.,
Importers Of and lealersin
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

FOKEIVTN AND DUWEOIIC
Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals Paints. Dye S
Dry Salts, Acids, Oils, Karnishes,
Spices, Brushes, Glass
Ware Patent
Medicines,
ssruments, PerJumery, dc &c,
UTOULD call the attention of the public
w generally AMI Of Jobbers especially, to
their large stock, just received per STEAMER
BALTIC, consisting in part of the following
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-16

have used Prof. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admitted its wonderful effect. My
hair becoming as thought, prematurely gray,
but by the use of his Restorative, it has resum-
its original color, and / have no doubt, perma-
nently SO.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-16

Ammia, F. F. F. CARBOYS, 6
+" Concentrated, LBS. so
All Of which are warranted fresh and gen
Inc, and will be furnished in any quantities,
suit Druggists and wholesale Dealers, and on
more favorable terms than the proprietors them
selves, by callingat
PETER B. COOK g. co.'s
No. Main Street,
Yazoo City, Miss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-21
THE LOST BOY.

The editor of the Sandusky Mirror was for
1nerly Warden Of the Ohio Penitentiary. He
gives the following one of the incidents wl,ich
occurred while he had the control Of the insti-
tuition:
had been, few months in charge Of the
prison, when my attention was attracted to, and
deep interest felt, in the numerous boys and
young men who are confined therein, and per-
mitted to work in the same shops with the old
and hardened convicess This interest was much
increased on every evening, as Isaw them oon-
gregate in gangs, marching to their silent meals
and thence to their. gloomy bed rooms, which
are more like living sepulchres, with iron
shrouds, than sleeping apartments. These
young men and boys being generally the short
est in their height, brought up the rear of the
companies, as they marched to the terrible
$ lock STEP and consequently most easily at
tracted attention, 10 See many youthful forms
and bright cotIntenances, mingled with the old
and hardened scoundrels whose ysages beto-
kened vice, malica and crime, was s ckening to
the soul. But thare was one among the boys,
lad of abeut seventeen years of age, who had
particularly attracted my attention; not from
any thing superior in his countanapce or gene.
raj appearance, but by the look of utter despair
which ever sat upon his brow, and the silent,
unoomplaining manner in which he submitted
to oil the hsgdshipa end degradations Of prison
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DAILY CRESCENT.
Later from Havana.

The IT, s. mail steamship Black Warrior, J.
ID. Bulioch commander, arrived at an early
hour yesterday morning from New York via
Havana, having left the latter place On the 19th.
The following is a list of her passengers:
George Leavy Smms, Edwards Miss Percey Miss
bonner Toreany Mr. Rhodes and lady, Thomas Byrnes
and family, A Nathan, Mrs Peck Miss S rcniy.
Henry keane. Mr. McLeaDe and fsnily, Winter, MtFs
Burton. w Andrews, Mr. Denegre and family, Mrt
aarsnsl and son; Mrs Fitch, Daniel Feger, A Engr
and Lady Charles Rooster. james Gorsey, Wm JONES' As
Andrews and daughter Ferguson Miss Lsiden, Lee
ling and lady Jose Rissi
The Mexican war steamers Santa Anna
and Guerrero we're in the harbor of Havana
santa Anna sailed for Caracas in the latter
vessel, but proceeded no further in her than
Suevitas, when, owing to some arrangement in
her machinery, she was Obliged to return to
Havana, and he pursued his journey in an Eng
lish steamer.
Freights were low and there was very little
shipping in the harbor.
On the 10th, in latituds2s:20, longitude 87:4S,
passed the brig Adams Gray, Of New erleans.
The Havana papers contain nothing Of in
terest, La Prensa announces that new pes
riodical is to be ublished in that city. devoted
90 the fiHe arts, music, literature, the fashions,
etc. +s
Z A Puerto Principe paper states that Santa
Anna, his lady and suite, were received by the
authorities Of Nuevtas with high honors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-21
louisiana.


FEVER IN ALEXANDRIA The Red River Re-
publican, Of Saturday last, says:
Last week We announced that one case of this
'seourge was in our midst. ne have good
authority for saying THAT there are now under
treatment in town from thirty to forty cases
The type generally has been mild SO far But
two deaths have yet resulted from 1.-two sis
ters, daughters Of Mr.. Lombord, q retail grocer
They, with their mother, went to church on
sunday previous to which the youngest COM
planned of headache and an unsuccessful
effort was made to dissuade her from going
When she returned, she was put to bed and
only left it when corpse on Thursday. On
Monday the next day after, her sister was
taken. The eldest girl told her parents that
she had q headache like her sister, and on Fri
day she, too, followed her. sister to the tomb.
The prospect before us is dismal one. We
have more strangers among us, and of class
too who are generally considered the sdrest
subjects of yellow fever, that Alexandria has
ever had before. Very properly, therefore, our
citizens have had meeting, and formed an as
sociation called the Alexandria Relief ssocia
ton. Collecting, furnishing, and other neces-
gary committees have been appointedAa house
rented for q hospital, and every necessary ar
rangement made for ameliorsting the condition
Of the sick. s..4- =
The Republican has also the following para
graphs; ts. E4 49,.
The weather is variable. The nights are
sometimes cool and sometimes warm. We have
an occasional shower that couis the atmosphere
for short time, when the sun renews his sway
with redoubled intensity, The rains being light,
have no effect on the river, but prove injurious
both to the crops and health
On Tuesday last, MIR L. Soule, tin ware mans
ufacturer, shot a man named Frank Shrier
with rifle, and he died of the wound on Thurs
day. The ball entered his back, and penetrated
his bladder. Shrier had been in the employ o.
Soule, and in dispute about a settlement O.
their accounts, the fatal deed was done.
The Jackson (La.) southerner, of Saturday
states that the health of that place was improv Y.
ing, and that the panic oecasioned by a reported
case of yellow fever had subsidized.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.


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sUMME ERSARRANs EMEET.
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s.aSsSs ;ssss des ss1'sas cr's O'Clock p
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sisss Sasas n' .'''ns
BazSa a. dsa Alsnssds' g.
n Ths II op. st G.sna rcr ihe o
iyl y 1: D. sEsER Vice President.
soy 4ss oBdnAEs, aa4s4 Ss.JhsssI Jhex; s
rep's caiope street. Clara street.
PASSENGER TRAINS city daily sN NJ Reaehe
4 NJ DfS f a a. a Nj Iii ksees H.
T.aIThrss mills, way Children servants
5EaaT TEAM ts ~ CITY oss "a IL assaa
Ssyla te an aaiioHs aonaay.
Season Tickets @ 6 n sssss sssssss, Egss
Ew Hohk astlnd1Sl Asp ERIE fs Cd @
ssr osayy ay ons s1 ssP,s t 3 .as s
will pier street.
PgsEIh5 e e s3sd DssE5
bAlL A. n. fsr Dqniik Buffalo, aud
stattoE this train will remain nigh. oaweso,
R6cKLasD PsssEasEa, ths Of CHAMBER.
s as~sss ssa v
NJ sf4 nssss
way EXPRESS, 1850 P nj, DunEirt and Buffalo,
Thsss Ezgfesa Trains E!laira With
as1E etc. aaa WIN 'pls'ea Steamers for all po %
mysl q &C. AIecALLuM, General superintendent.
fSsY hAb5hoAn y 4its asgR! RlsEgl6a o. 60 -
Though Rngssso eSssks % J. hsi in Washington
ssss Is Ss.
ea ssd b a
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hoSi charge hose hadns
H. H. ssaa. @ ~ ssss sa4 asy
direct eonnseton with the srains Of the
ass1 8Ass
dn1sy Railroad for sandusky Toledo Detroit, Chicago,
ss & sse4 s WITH s
@ % saa Ts In Ts f.
fa s adding shISSaEa .etss yel,surs
ss "a It. osa s ss sass
vile, c9I,o and g. Losls, are sold by this y
nj Cd sa.y yass i, s NJ
r,sbars ns T'A 'h' o sslAnd ana
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and isadg ponu
miln, aoou shorter oRta
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BY arced, sS 65,
Gil 80; ssepd, sl l5 To edo, 30, Detroit sis 5O
s2v 65 ard az 80 st. Louis s7S 30 and s3 Memphs, s
leaBb, IS, etc.
For frederick and Harger Ferry Marnsbur
Cumb and, bedford bprings Piedmont
@ sys s..a @aiEsR Sa,s q Al 4 n
| tiainfro Warrington. - .
to tho ans % aud from Baltimore Annapolis etc., see specia
Advertisement -
E EoI further information, through apply
II. PARSONS, Agent, at Waihngton station g' s' s7Ff
Il = s{ p JOHN II. DONE,
4 x NJ Master Transp portation,
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Police Jail, Second District. :
VETAs Drought to the City Police Jail, the negro
Wv Abey ALEGK is feet 2A inches high has soar
on the forehead is about 20 years old Says he belongs
10 Mr. Jeau Jacques Hsyde Planter living in the Parsh
st John Bsptiste the ewnT Ia requested cali and
claim said boy according to law, ~ szisH.
80 u. PLANGHARD Keeper City Police Jail
a New Orleans, Sspt IL, 1865 SELF 15t
surrendered himself to the City Police Jail,
LII a. the 5th lust, the negro boy SAM, is - inches
hn has the lett side vi his nose Says he be-
lopgs the of Rvas late planter of Paquemine
The agents requested TO cali and said
slave according 10 law. 3 y sG
b. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, Sept. 40 1885 st11tl6t =
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a AAS! GAS! GAS! GAS!-The subscriber
~ having obtained the requisite permission from Ahe
pan hegs prepared to furnish
GAS FIXTURES apsros ys aud
be LETT his od ths Brasz Fcundry,
81. chaIssasIsst, u. GUILD, ali Iy
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, 4
City of New Orleans, August 2s, 1866. !
h.. p No. 1888
Resolved, That the CIty Comptroller be, and hc is
hereby requested 40 10 be sold asK thirty days
notice in the official journal of The city, ,he negress
Mary, now confined in the City WoIk-house, said
slave having been forfeited TO the city; dsae 70 be
made for cash. and subject TO te approval OF the COM
mon Council.
[Signed GERARD STTpH,
President pro TEN. Board OF Assistant AldeImen.,
fSignedj JOHN CUEBERTs0N,
President pro TEN Board Of Aldermen.
Approved August 8, 1856
Isgnsal JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that on WEDNESDAY, The
26lh Of September next; Twin adjndcate for cash, al
the City Work-hoase, at O'Clock, the above slave.
a q. DEBUYS,
au23 I'd Comptroller.
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AS brought to the Second District Pound corner
W. of St. Ann and Derbigny streets, as estrays-- =
= One bay stud Colt, about 121x hands high, reached
name, long black tail, with rope the neck Es'+
One light yellow Cow, branded NJ the right hip,
the right thigh egible brand the left hip left
under soped right oped below and top horns
bored
One yellow heifer branded on the right hip right
ear s,oped and cropped.
One brown and black billy Goat white face four feet
white. 7ssf y.
Which, if not claimed within ten days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auction at said pound
on WEDNESDAY, the Goth nst- at 10 O'Clock A NJ.
AUG. s. PHELPS, -.
Street Commissioner
New Orleans, Sept. IL, 1856.
IT etc conduit Depot des Epaves du Second Dis
Il trict, Pencoignure des 81. Ann ct Derbigny
CONNIE epaves-. I. ~" @@
Unealon bal denyiron IL mains ct demie de hauts Ia
crinere coupee la queue nore ct tongue ayant eorde
au cou.
une vache jaune Clair, etampe la hanche droite,
IL a la cuisse droite une etampe inlsibs la hanche
gauche oree gauche coupee obi euement en- dessoeis
les cornes pereees. - 4
Une Genisse jaune, etampe x, 0 la hanche droits,
Poreille droite ecourtee and coupee obiqnement
uhe Bauc brun ct noife les quatrs Peds ct le front
blanes,
81 les dts anmauX ne sont pas reclames dams dix
ioHrset les depenses payees vepdues renchsre
publaue, Dat depot, MERGREDI le 20 courant, ~
heures A. NJ. p. - .
-. AUG. S PHELPS =
z-.5z - Cummissaire des Rues
NouyeIle Orleans lie ID Sept, lS55 sells 20 rs
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!. . GoMpTRoLLRR'sr oREIsEsl
City of New Oreans May 1, 1856
Resolred That the Comptroller be- and he is hsreb5
authorized and required give notice. by standing ad
vertseme0t in the official ournaI that in accordsncs
with the ninth section Of ordinance No 14 approEsa
March 49, 1854 the council will pay any bill agatst
the City unless contracted under authority OF an ordr
from the Compresr in accordance with the ordinances
referred to- [Signedl N. b. Tracy We.
President Board Of Assistant Aidsrm rmsu q
GSigped L. II PLACE,
seE 80 President Beard ofAldermen,
Approved April 2s, 1855.
: .Isgnedi JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention Of the ofcers of the city epd of the
public is respectfully called the foregoing resolution
=. O. DE BUISss
my1e tt Comptroller City of New OrieaDtt
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III ANS & SHDULDERS--16 cases oanyassed
n a Hama . do. do. shouders, for sale by +
aull Az FsGouHRAN D HALL, 80 Grsyisrst.
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slerArsIa rgai.lNLLA h,.al. ., G9hLD.--DH

alSrEfoIA POSITIVELY CURED. .--UR.
~ REcKwfrH's ANTIDYspRPTIc PILLS after trial Of
Uaed Sa,ea admitted 20 be the BEST ANTI
DYSPEpTIC MEDICINE offered 70 Tie public Price, as csnts
disposed
are They with she each
tap The
physician for the SAFETY hnd
EFFICACY THEIR DSE neede publish Certificates
numbers Of them estiying he strongest language
yrtues Rt,
Mssipp H. Rev. Biahop Freemsu Rev. VIM. McPhaetsa
o. Iaesh o Hon. Z. Badger Senator 81 Rt Rev Le
ys Carolina Hun Judge Potter, u s. Court
Hon. Bsyariy fucker Hon. VIM. Preston s. O.; Maj Samuel Nc
raepys on John Henderson, late u S sehatoT, end
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