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FORREST AND THE CoLoREp AcToR


FORREST AND THE CoLoRED ACToR.
Recently, our distinguished
tragedian was playing an engage
ment at Baltimore. One morning,
while at breakfast, the colored
gentleman who waited upon him
thus addressed him:
"Massa Forrest, I seed you play
Wirginius de odder night golly,
you played him right up to de
handle. | tink dat played just as
good as Hamlet. Was it writ by
the same MANI"
go, no." said the tragedian,
amused at the communicative spirit
of his sable friend. "Hamlet was
written by Shakespeare, and Vir-
ginius by Knowles"
"Well," said the waiter, "day's
bote mighty smart feilers. Ise an
actor myself"
"You?"said the astonished TRACE
dian; "why, where do you playr'
"Down in the sembly rooms, -
was the reply. 'Wese got a theatre,
stage, and scenery, and dresses,
and eberyting all right. Weplays
dar beautiful"
"What have you ever played?"
"Why, Use played Hamlet, and
Polonius, and de Grade Digger.
all in de same piece"
Chow do you manage to re
hearse?"
"Why, we waits till de work is
done, den we all goes down to de
kitchen and rehearses.''
"But what do you do for ladies?
said Mr.. Forrest.
"Ah dar we stick! We can't get
no ladies'"
"Why, wont the colored ladies
play2"
go, no." said he,colored actor
ode colored ladies tink it too de.
grading"
The great tragedian asked nc
more questions.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-06-21

Ctu|tCeIy quo " u'"11to tASI .
In pursuance and by virtue of an in
terlocutcry decree of the district Chan
Gerry Court of the State OF Mississippi,
pronounced at the March Special term
thereof. A. d. 1855, the Hon. James F.
Trotter, Vice Chancellor, Presi ling in
the Suit of Charles Butler and other
compliments as John G. Jones and 9TH
ers, defendants, i will sell as commits
sioner appointed for that purpose, TO the
highest bidder on credit of six mmths.
on Monday the oh day of June next
ensuing, being the second Monday in
said month, at the court House door in
the town of Pamela, the following describ
ed lands, to wit: The South east quarter
of section (2s) iu-town ship seven CD
of range six co. west of the Basis Me-
redian Chickasaw Cession, lying in Pa
nela county, State aforesaid
Bond or Bonds with approved secu>
ritv will be required of the purchaser
OF purchasers for the purchase money
bearing interestfron date.
JOHN j WILLIAMS,
OK & Commissioner.
5pr 26 nj 4-3w
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DEATH AND SLEEP.

Death and sleep, the angel
of slumber and of death, broth
er-like locked arms to walk
over the earth. 1t wassevening.
They reclined upon the hillnot
far from the habits ton of men.
A melancholy silence reigned
round about, and the vesper
bell ceased to strike in the dis
tant village. Still and silent as
is their custom, the two bene-
ficent guardian angels of the
human race sat in cordial en-
brace, and already night APP
preached. Then the angel of
slumber arose from his moss
covered couch, and strewed
with its noiseless hand the in
visible seeds of slumber. The
west wind carried them to the
silent abode ofthe wearied hus-
bandman. Sweet sleep enfoid-
ed in Its arms the inmates of
the rural cottage, from the
gray-haired sire leaning on his
staff, even to the infant in its
cradle. The sick man forgot
his pain, the mourner his grief,
and the poor man his cares !;
all eyes were closed.
Now, after his task was en-
ded, this kind guardian spirit
laid himself again by the side
of his stern brother. "When
morning-dawn appears ex-
claimed he, with cheerful in
nocence, 'then the world will
praise me as its friend and ben
efactor! Oh! what ajoy, unseen
and secretly to do good! How
happy are we, the invisible
messengers of good spirits! How
beautiful and quiet our yoca-
tion!'
Thus spoke the friendly an
gel of slumber. The angel of
death looked at him in Silent
sadness, and a tear, such as
immortals weep, stood in his
large dark eye. "Ahr' said Ire
cannot, as you, rejoice in
cheerful thanks; the world calls
me Its enemy and the disturb
er OF its joys" sob, my broth
er," exclaimed the angel OF
sleep, "will not the good man,
at his awakening, recognise il
thee his friend, and gratefully
bless thee? Are we not broth.
ers and messengers of one faith.
: cry" So he spoke ;then spark
led the eye of the angel O
!, death, and they tenderiy EN-
braced each other.
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MEDICAL USES OF SALT.

In many cases of disordered
stomach, tea-spoonful of salt is a
certain cure.
In the violent internal pam,
termed collie, a tea-spoonful of salt
dissolved in a pint of cold water,
taken as soon as possible, with a
short nap Immediately after, is one
OF the most effectual and speedy
remedies known. The same will
revive a person who seems almost
dead "a from receiving very heavy
fall.
lnanapopletic fit, no time should
be lost In pouring down salt water,
IT sufficient sensibility remain to
allow of swallowing; if not, the
head must be sponged with cold
water, until thesense return, when
salt will completely restore the pa
tent from the lethargy.
In fit the feet should be placed
In warm water, with mustard added;
and the legs briskly rubbed, all
bandages removed from the neck,
and cool apartment procured, ii
possible.
In cases Of severe bleeding at the
lungs, and when other remedies
failed, DR.. Rush found that two tea
spoonsful of salt completely stayed
the blood.
In tooth-ache, warm salt and wa
ter held to the part, will relieve in
most cases. If the gums be affect
ed, wash the mouth with brine; if
the teeth be covered with tartar.
wash them twice dag with salt
water.
In swelled neck, wash the part
with brine, and drink it also twice
a dag until cured.
Salt water expels worms, if used
in the food moderately, and also
aids digestion; but too much salt
meat is injurious.
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10 all persons INTERESTED IN landS
enements and he1editaments of Henry
Wakefield deceased.
You are hereby cited to be and
appear before the Probate Court of Pa
nola county al the court house thereof,
on the LIST Monday in July next, then
and there 10 answer the petition ofJohn
n. Keith administrator of the estate OF
Henry Wakefield decd for sale Of the
following lands tenements Entertainments
viz. the Sou'h west quarter of Section
Twenty fve(25) Township Eight (S)
Range Eight Is West in said county,
for the payment of the debts iniest'te
his personal estate being repres ntcd
insufficient and 10 show cause if amy
you can why SO much of said lands DC
should not b. sold as will be sufficient
10 pay the resi- Inc Of the deb's of said
deceden', AMI further to do and suffer
such things as shall be considered and
ordered by the court Aforesaid in Che
premises.
Witness the Hon, '0rville Har-
| SEAL rison Judge of sid Court.
-lst Monday in May A. D. 49,
So and seal Of said court.
Issued the 9th day of May a. D
1856.
w. woOTTEN.
Clerk
RIov Tn 'Se pI6-aw
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AGRICULTURAL
Inaple1l1e nts
QUALITY IMPROVED
VARIETY INCREASED,
STOCK ENLARGED

HAv1Sc increased, by consignment,
Ii from the Manufacturers, as we'll a.
by direct purchases, the stock in nj,
important branch of our business v"
invite planters to call and examine tl,o
variety Of Farming Implements and ma.
chimes adapted to the requirements Of
this section of country, such as
HORSE POWERS,
For one and two horses.
HORSE POWERS,
with thrashers and separators comnlo,o
IHREsRING MACHINES,
with separator attached
PAN MILLS,
four sizes, best models
GRAIN CRADLES,
four styles and qualities
STRAW CUTTERS,
Patent self>shapening, ten sizes.
CORN SHELTERS,
five styles and sizes, improved
ScYTHE BLADES,
6cYTHE STONES,
GRAIN RAKEs,
CORN cRUSHERs,
CORN MILLS,
CORN PLANTERS,
SEED Sewers,
THERMOMETER cHUrys
road scrapers,
motifs 5cilers,
sausage suffers,
cultivatTs,
garden engines,
hydraulic L ms,
cistrrn pumps,
chain and chain pump fixtures
boring machines,
post hole augers,
nortising machines,
grass scythes,
grass snathes,
wooden tubing,
for chain pumps, Ga new article,
in lengths aLox, 8 feet each, so
made as 10 he conveniently
fitted together for cisterns Of
any depth):
PLANTATION BELLS;
and almost every
variety o. useful
Gardening tools end implements.
LOWNES, ORGILL, & co.
10 Front Row, Memphis
Apr. Is '56-nl2-4s
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI I
PAMELA COUNTY. )
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To John Adams and Green Adams
heir at law of Sylvanus Adams decd. :,
You are hereby cited to be and
appear before the Probate Court of
said County on the ist monday if July
next to show cause why the Final &C.
count of Nancy X. Adams administra-
Tx of the estate of Sylvanus adams
decd. lately filed in said court for au-
dition and allewuAce, shonld not be al
lowed and decree made thereopon ac-
cordingly and to do and suffer such
things as shall be considered and or
dered by the court aforesaid in the
premises.
Issued May 1856.
W.P. WOOTTEN.
Clerk of said Cont.
May 10 SO nIB--4w.
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'Dear me-" said the true Mrs.
Darlington, when she had finish
ed reading the late foreign news,
"dear me! here they are going to
war again over the sea, and only
for Turkey, and don't say how
much it weighed either, or wheth.
a il was tender. and Knockenl
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WIT AND HUMOk.
CASE OF JOE sTANSBURY.

CASE OF JOE sTANsBURY.
One of the best founding
stories we have read since the
warm weather set in, is found IN
the police corner of the Phlladel-
phia Pennsylvania, as follows:
AS Mrs. Esther Stansbury (resl-
ding in court running from Race
below Sixth street, was about to
bring q bucket of water from the
hvdrant last night, she found an
old basket suspended from the
knob of the front door. Putting
her hand into the basket, she felt
something alive and kicking, but
so enveloped in rags that no far
Their discovery could be made
without unwrapping the object
A piece of paper, folded like a let
ter, Law by the side of the anima-
ted bundle. Mrs. Stansbury I'M
mediately retuned into the house,
and by the light of the lamp ex-
amined the billet. TWAS address
ed to her husband. She trem.
ulously broke the seal, and read
as follows:
"To JOE STANSBURY-Sir: |
send YOU the baby, which you will
please take good care of, and bring
np right, so that it may turn out
10 be a better man than its daddy.
Oh, Joseph! what a sly old rake
YOU are! Who would think that
such staid sober old spindleshanks
could be such a tearing-down sim
ner7 The child is yours you may
swear to that. Look at tit is
Joe Stansbury all over. You de-
ceived me shamefully, Joseph
letting on to bea widower! but do
Il fathers part by the young one,
and I'll forgive you.
"Your heart broken NANCY.
"P. S.-Don't let that sharp
nosed wife of yours see this letter.
Cannon her with some kind OF a
story about the baby.
Mr.. Stansbury was in the base
ment kitchen, quietly eating his
supper, and little imagining what
a storm was brewing over his head.
The door of the kitchen was vio-
emily thrown open, and Mrs. SIS,
voice yelled out" Stansbury
come up here you william! Here's
u mess for you!" The astonished
Stansbury hastily wiped his mouth
and obeyed the summons. "Don't
you want to see Nancy, the heart
broken Nancy!" Mrs. SLAMS
bury, when her guilty husband
hobbled upinto the GROOM. Nancy!
what Nancy's that?" said the
sly old rogue, in well feigned per-
plexity.-"Why, Nancy, the moth
er of this baby that's been hung
up at your door, Mr.. Stansbury!
Oh you look mighty innocent; but
Just read that letter, and then look
IN that basket! Don't be afraid
1T won't bite; it's got no teeth, poor
thing! You'll know it; for, as
your hussy says, it's just like you
all over. Please goodness, I'll ex-
pose you before everybody.
In less than five minutes Mrs.
Stansbury had collected room
1ull Of spectators-half the inhab-
itants of the court-to witness the
process of unwrapping the baby.
Anxious expectation sat on every
countenance as the jealous lady
tore away rag after rag from the
body of the founding, vigorous
movement of which, astonished
everybody. at is full of the
devil already" said Mrs. s., that
shows it is his. You'll soon see
that it is like him in everything.
At last, all the swaddling clothes
being removed, out jumped the
baby, and made itsescape through
the open door. 1t was a big tom
cat!
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A minister in this city, meet
ing with a parishioner who re-
Gently came into possession of
quite a handsome property by
the death of his brother, in
quired how he was getting
along with the settlement of the
estate. Co." said he'll am
having a dreadful times what
with getting out letters of adj
mnistration, and attending
probate court, and settling
claims, | sometimes almost
wish he had not died.
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Rangers Notice.
May 9Th 1856. n18-4w.

Taken up by John rryliving about
g miles South Of the town of Pamela, in
said county, one bay horse, about l2
years old, and appraised at fifty dollars.
D. J. GOFF. Ranger.
May 2Sth l856.-nl9-3t.
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stiff has gone into a milf, and
the Russian bears and Austriches
are let loose to devour the people,
and the Lord only knows when
the end of it will leave off. War
is a terrible thing, so destroying
to temper and good clothes; and
men shoot at each other just as if
they were gutter-perchas, and
cheap at that"
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A gentleman once wrote TO
a lady whom he had offended
by his dilatoriness, and who for
a long time had refused to
speak to him. His letter was
earnest in supplication for for
giveness. 1t concluded with:
One word from your lips will
make me happy. When and
where will you speak it2' Her
answer was: "Next Wednes-
day, at the altar" To which
he sent the following reply
| will be thcrer
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A lady leaving home was thus
addressed by her little boy:
Mama, will you remember to
buy me a penny whistle-and
let it be a religious one."
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-06-21

A gentleman on board a
steamboat with his family, was
asked by his children, 'whal
made the boat CO. when he
gave them a minute description
of the ma chinery and its prin-
c,ples, in the following words /:
'You see, my dears, this
thingumbob here goes down
through that hole, and fastens
on the jigmaree, and that con-
meets with the-crinkum-crank-
um, and that man, he's the
engineer, you know kind o'stirs
up the-what do you-call-it,
with his long poker and they
all shove along, and the boat
goes ahead"
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1'S.

Jared +. Kirby. Upon opening
the matters OF this bill audit Appearing
to the satisfaction of The court that the
defendent Jared + Kirby, is nonres-
ident of the state of Mississippi, and be-
yond the limits thereof So that the or
binary process oflaw cannot be served
upon him. Ii is therefore ordered BY
the court that unless said def.ndcnt
shall appear b fore this caur. in the
town of fernando on the 9Th m monday
in June 1855 and Plead answer or de
mureto said Bill of complaint, the sever
al allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed and a decree rendered ac-
cordingly: 1t is further ordered by the
court that copy Of this order be pub
lished in the Southern S!ar, news
PIPER prin ed and published in the coun-
ty of Pamela. and state of Mississippi,
for four weeks sucesSively and another
copy posted on the court house in the
Town of Hernando.
JNO ]. WILLIAMS
,.Clerk& Master.
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EXECUTORS
NOTICE..

LETTERS testamentarv of the last
Will and Testament of Elisha @. Vance,
deceased, having been granted to the
undersigned, at special term of the
Probate Court, of Pamela County, Miss.
held on the 10Th day of August, 854,
Notice is hereby given TO all creditors
of the testator, to probate their claims,
and have them duly registered in the
Probate Clerks office of said county,
within the time prescribed by law, else
they will be barred.
CYPRESSA G. VANCE.
Executor.
June 7-n20-6t.
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GOODS! GOODSu

We are now receiving and opening
direct from Philadelphia, a large and
splendid stock of Dry Goods, which we
will sell at such prices as will com
mand the attention of evevy body. Our
stock was selected by NJ. d. Keith,
with great care, at the best houses IN
the CITY, and we fatter ourselves that
we have as fine, handsome, and fash>
ionable goods as ever WIS brought to
this market. Give us call before buy
ing elsewhere. We take this occasion
to return our thanks to our customers
for past favors, aud solicit continuance
Of their trade.
J. II. s. II. ID. KEITH.
apr 25 nl4-f
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GooD.-"I get my living" said the
man who kept scales, 9 by more acei;gIs
than one.
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THE LADIES'
nj Il s. nj. A. SMITH,

SAttttIttT UItU .u01IldnluKCr,
OFFERS her services to the citizens of
Pamela and vicinity. She is prepared
to make and trim dresses, Fancy hon
nets, Nantes, Cloaks, Talmas, Head
dresses, and all other work in her line
OF BUSINESS on the shortest notice, and
IN the most fashionable style.
May 18th 1856. nlB-5m.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI }
PANOLA COUNTY. (

To all persons interested in lands
enements and Embellishments of Henry
Wakefield deceased.
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The State of Mississippi /
Deso;o County,
Special Term March cath
1856. /
Samuel Y Caldwell, admr
of John j. Caldwell decd
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May 10 SO nl6-4w
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DR. LANNON'S PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL.
~ adviser spd Marriage Guide twentieth edition. 400 pares
100 elsctroiyrsd lusgssors cloth i give s advertised
treatment Of certain Diseases dcitv
heal and neral from rdscreon &C. ONE
hours ~. too NJ AZ Reade street. corner go arosd
way NewYuk We recommend DR. Lamont % he an Il ID
Courier des Etats Uns sss Zeitung National Democrat,
Day Book, &c.
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER .RAn4RoAD.-rRAIvs LEAVE
Ii Chambers street daily. TOR Albsny and Troy On and
after konda, January "a 1885, the trsswl run @foows:
Express train A. B. connecting with Nor hcrp and Western
pouehseepaie s.sA and $50 n; for fsslssilI s%
ruins stop Al All the way saiopa Passengers skeu At Cham
her Canal christopher hirty first Streets No train
snndav. n. i. sYKes Jr. superintendent.
NJ Ew YORK AND NEW BRUNSWICK THE STEAM.
IN tPAssAIC, Capt r. II. Keser, will commence
b rev ulary every fsudays excepted between New
ard New yok, Tuesday, April leaving New
urswcs at o'c,ock NJ, and New York O. ~ O'Clock p.
from the of Barclay street. making the intermediate
nsirpa Fare 10 New Brunewcf, Is ccns All kinds. OF
freight taken at The usual steambos rates
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MATRIMONIAL.

xAArRMoNIAL-I WILL UPON FHB RECEIPT OF
W twenty i've cents send 70 any person fu dslneson Of
ONCE. WV
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LEGAL NOTICES.


TN PuFsUAf ca OF AN oRDgR OF rHg SURROGATE
OF The county Of rev Yort, n1sce se-eb' sivea to al
having against Thomas PRICE, ate OF the city Of
New York present the with vouchers there
az subscriber her dencc ~ Division
cIts oil New York before tne 2gh of May
- Ann PhlCg, Adnin.stratrix.
Da'edrew York. The 25th dag Of November, 1855.
N1Ew YORK sUPRENs COURT. Ia soUIrT.-CHARLae
~ Dem Against Martin Wsech'er aud Margaret his WIFE,
Ann ktcbAid,oB, Jsre Graham Robert MARSHALL
reef CUom net ee~vet) To Martin Ncecher and Mays
ret hereby suumones aud 1i-ed
the ccmpn,t In this &C I'm, which vas eta the oce
If The CeIk Of tie and county OF View York. the Ctr
Ea sad city, the sd January, 1851 and COPY
your TO the said complaint Me eubacrbers
office ~ beyty street In sad city, within twenty days ATE
be summons exclusive office day sao
fall 10 the said complaint hin The
Aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action WA apply the court
for the JET teasded tn the complaint Dated New York
REYNOLDS VAN sCHAICK, PlanuT,s ktorrIss.
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DICOkD'b PKACTJCk THE UNDHRd0NED, kOk
IL merly pupil OF Etoord OF PARA ssd with The eelebr
syrseogs q ~ c Drs osrscshso and so may e conss
estes OF he throat ard lungs at hs
se opposite the g Nicholas a ~ rom 70
tive assurance Of @ ADD thoc vho have bean ahnsed hy
"spec6cyn anttdoes books mo mercury, ard Ike efuEore
OF he numerous msdcl char,sns o. the day may rely
having their treated nomaer bow coa2Fca-
10 pitsl du Md Paris, under kicord himself together VIII
reI aure impossible For the satisfaction Of the interest,"
I'd here 10 state that Rors tce In
the Of these organs g
eI-h be modern and on' rational system (conbah9 pHpi-
dy with entire safety 70 tho corAtu rosoQnxod bv
science ash expressy rrjecs The old empirical ssTst and
and The ndd info nation siven In every nsabcs Yke
ecriber reet ept OF consumption constitutional
,ous mercurisl and d based entirely -
modern ord improved science OF medicise aud has bee9
pepy successful II may he mentioned for the nferaon a
patients residing in the country distant elites M her
time consult the subscriber by lettsr swing plain
Of er when the pecessavy medicines Apte1
VA be prepared anc SAINT TO tbam Consulaons Fra-
Gals ., % y. bANNokD y. D,
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ASTROLOGY.


A 8roFIMHfEG TO AL.-MADAME MORROW, rHs
a seventh daughter has natural ia tell past
md future events, aod al the Of lne The
boush aLd Will caufe speedy maryiagsa and ssw he IKE
sesses OF DE intended bands and sksent friends and
ring together hose who separsed, phs WIN enjoy
greatest happiness OF matrimonial hiss an VINO wish good
uck call aeon for reet and comfort Thousands have
pressed their belief that shs The wonderful rcogt
he world, that has been kno thou gh she
ocbng but what u reconceAbe 10 philosophers No charge
not aared IS Brocme street. between Cannon and Column
m Gentlemen not admitted.
A sTROLnGY. - THE CELEBRATED MRS. rLsCRy
"A from Paris whose relation has Teen constantly oonsutc
~ Napoleon gives true Information ell OF Hfs
Questions about BUSINESS love, riA1e &C.
~ the power magnetism st 2s3 Brcome street.
door No. 4.
A woNDER.-TuE aIPsRY GIRL, THE ONLY TaUs
"A palmistry In erica be consulted al OF
lie ct "a Broone street near Alien. Fee 50 cents N. B.
The gpsey he, obned eesret by which lady tie
man obtain the affections a the opposite Charge
extra
(NLAIRvOYs NCE.-MRs. SEYMOUR, NO ITO SPRING
u street, fer Of Broadway, he successul
medium and ousiness clsrvoyent IN America Ashns bron
cbhs liver complaint debility fever ague scrofula, &c
sured cursbe unerrng advice business absent friends
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