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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15
Dry Goods and Hardware Store.
S OROASDALE 3 SON. NEWPORT DEL.

RFN WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform the peo-
595 pie Of Newporeand the surrounding county,that
Ss1A they keep constantly large assnrt fnent
of Groceries, pr, Goods Hardward, CHINA, Glass and
ueensware, Colectonaries, &c, which they are pre-
paired to sell al oty Pr oes TINS Store will be found
Drngs Patent NJ ediones, oi es, Paints Vafnish BeoI
IarI, Hams, Ground Salt by the. Sack or bnshe, and
Rones of every description. We invite tho peOnle 10
give us call, beloTe Patehasirg elsewhere. Country
broduce taken in exchange for Groceries,
ri R.-Fhe highest cast paid for Rags, ma Ian
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

61LACK SILK MANTILLAs.-Just received
I'D lot Of handsome black Silk Mantilas varying
n prices from $3.50 to S25, for slle cheap by
may 81 SPENCER d. EWES.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

PAT AND Hrs PIG.--A roIIioking Hibernian Of the
light division in thelPeninsula, once trudging
leisurely along the road with pig in stying be-
hind him, when, as bad luck would have it, he was
overtaken by General Craufurd. The salutation,
may be supposed, was not not the most cordial.
| CALI" "What pig, general9h exclaimed the cul-
prit turning round with the most innocent surprise
Why that pig you have behind you, youayillain.n
Paddy, nothing abashsd, and turning round to bis
r,footed companion, as if he had him
beJore, " IL Is scandulous to think what wicked
wourld we live in, and how ready folks are to aks
| away ah honest boys character. Some blaokguard,
wanting to get me in trouble, has tied that haste to
/ my cartouch box !'-Memoirs Of Generals.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15
DAG UEIf IsE OTXPEs,

DASsDEh kgsO y ~ FES, is,, ,,, -,
4 known DAGUERREAN Establishment No, III Mark OF
Street. is preIaFed to take DaguerreoyDes, sereo-
DC niPrh P1hb b is>'' ''' ''1 ''N'' JOSEPH JEANS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15
GuANOI GUAMC!,

FARMERS NoTICE,-I- HAVE A GOOD
7Ef5O supply Of No |. .PERUVIANBUANO, on hand
97 and for sale at reduced prices, az Newark Depot
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

HALLS DRUG s'TORE,
Markst Street, bsio,y I eRth, Wilmington, Del.
A LWAYS 3N HAND, SI.,ia., LARGE AssoR,LAIENT , I'M
ces perfnefy aud soap of evNry variety Attention is
paTticnarly inril D Tho Perfumery, No. as in the ad
vertlsl mont areaiy me- ted. ian 81
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

MIGRAToN WEs1z
more than one bur
Washington Coul
west, many of !
ether person.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-01-12

and led h:m always deeper ana deeper into
'he sH'a1r cc':try. Suddenly I.u;gicnc
stepped. Bow a ,iuno Of Wild olives he
"a" Ran '!.ag ia deep sleep. Beside Inn
.av Us dout!e har.eiled gan aud his -ncc1:
y 'ors and bn>hy beard partly concealed his
'acr. Lu' Lionc ren';tincd mc:io'i!ess as
'ts:lm: tnt viii. ;;cy,r:s!l eascrnc>s his eyes
'e'onrei The slerp''. n,an. The blood shot
7eeih!ng hot 70 lis che eIa, aid then again
hey became deadly pale; his hear. was
beating SO ,oud that il ight almost have Civ
Ell The aarm t. lie >ec,er.
Tie made single step waris-arother;
lie 2axr! into ;hr strangers face. Yes, it
was Dcz;o. hi- .atner's murderer. \ Wild
>n.c !if up Iuigioncs face. lie drew the
dac.-r from lis belt
Cod has given thee into my hands" he
nlu'n.urtd that NAV Kill thee this dav.
", fathers blood be upon the '" and he
raisd the two cd .el tiadc. Hnt 4 swift
'hou1l, >,.cd Ike an an.cl between him and
his sleeping foe. ai.,! suspended the weapon
" The ar. Ei!,. word. 0; the angel were.--
.;-;'n. iv.;car T. murder sleep"
ln,,;.rc >,rar. suddenly hackwards.-
F:.,n Niih f.,r.ui shout. he cr.cl.
"ncs;,. d. iio' ri>e. AID stand to th.
wcsron -
Tie s'errer ,ra;t to his feet, and caught
a:is:s :''n.
Il cDH..i have murdered thee s.ce?:rg.
sad i.u,.G,uc ~ him :" bnt il won!! hive
!rcn -. ,,ti # Il ,ii!:!n. Now DEF! NJ tl.v-
s,ii. .or MS fathers blood c~ics i1- revenge.
n,zo. ~. k,'! !, death, gaze. Cor one me
m"nt on tie terrible man f.; then he hured
hi. cun far irto The bushes, tore pistol aa'
,ia.c.r from hia belt anil fang them 10th a
wav, anil BARN. hi, breast. cried:
"Luigione. shout an avengc thy father
then shall. have tae rest in nv grave Nv
sc ~
Lu;S.one locked ): his cr5inv IN amaze
mcnt, and. f'rr While, Ho,!. were Ni,n'
i.ui .lune ,i..n Ini,! down Ia rur. w~n: ", !;
Dezi,, an1 offered h!m Iii. hard '',,a." h
: sal, a.2 See III, ny hand: hnt or..i,
J. tnec. r-.o: be wit. the b:ood o. IA, ...t..er
Now. cou.t ana te nv guest"
ia Two Kew vet down ir.o IL" viI.c
side i, side, a',l hey renamed friends AZ.
{ as Luico.r hal 20 children Of his own. H.
stood Sct,t 10 the child OF Dzio, "a a So
emn token tiat they were reronci.el te'',r
God and ti'iS he diI aec9rding to aucie,.
= custom.
: n,zto .rcw VERY of the worll. and br
i ,,lu- mo,.k s. pure and God fearing va
; lis walk. that he WAS beloved bv aii I'LL Ia
" " o, hi- I,.tt AMI the bi;.s,!,. OF his j.,
7 Gus an! lci'er'akin. sr:r:; d:i,:.el i;sc!
Il tar and wide among til, HIS
On his burial lav the viiarcr; e iii ~
" '".';or accompanied him 20 his grave; Az
:" Sill III the r...ve of Moriani they speak o
y, z;o the co.lcl, youth. Ntzio TIE mud, ~
" N.7.o he bandit, D,zio lie monk. D-z;o Il
Il priest, N,ziu :'ie -,int.
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INVITATIONI

49, A:!.'s aHH "e';'e:hen Of s.. ,'oi.aeiurv B.
F'r!i!'T 81" invited % examine NV Fau .:ocL
o' GOODS. car saw viz, confluence tho, a 49,.
assortment o. Dry Cool. cal net be ,n,,6 me ~
~ ,'c ''"e capita. "r at greater bargains. ra,ss
cal 10" examine NY Aa>ortuen. uetnre nurch XIV,
- J.. ttWETr.
~ =" "a J.. .s,(
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-01-12
CHI Californian.
FOR U!i.. EDNs, AND GIRLS.
D../ic i'./ji.

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ra''''''' ana Il = ''''F ''''' ~ "'' u W
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pare VIZ '"'' ''>' '''''
VS. '''s '''"N 'ne !''"' = ''''
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hon't' "'- Ne ana A'' ''''''' ''''' :,
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IN ''''' "''''''' :,
Ta''lH -. ''-'''' ~ '''
Hn' ~ ''e e''' S:"'' o. ''''''''''o" "'''
1es'' %" '''''' even ~
c. 70 seq i >'-'''s 'i''''> - '''' W.
my 'c' !'' t """"'''s''' : u"
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ss"" vas
'e"'a'''''' :.
o"' III ." ~! '''' ~
sons ''' ''a' i var" .''H "'.'
tongue az '''' 'F'''., - "'> "'
II" mt !'u'S i'A'' - o'
fiace- IL NO. '"c F'''' a''' "'
house q his e''e'''''s' ' vi"
y"A'''' i!;'"' !'''>'''' ''''''''''S ""' ~
per vas qf"k '':'' Rory
l;''s o'd ma" WIN '''c ''i'N '"'N "'''''
ell 'heesin. And batter wofh~ ~ l"%o' 10'
VS. 1t Ano"n W. ''' -'i''i'a hi'e '''''' -
Tor TIE youth had -''' i ;. III 10 P''''' '''''
men W. ""r'' '''' "i i'VA'' '"' ''''> az a.
Ecu VIA '"''he anu mr. ''' ~
Wo""'' CT "-' '''''''''' ." ''' ''''
peace "''' '"' ''''s %
4he''d MS '"c.''"'- ''''''' anu P's'-'' u wa
OUT u inc ''''"-' " ''s' '''e'
- n'll'"e'- "'"''e'' ''"'' vi '"' S"''''
evening. 'he Ga n'an ah' me !oH'h mex u
the ",.'n field. When i''x'o 'iw H'c"'a
approaching, o"'erviFS mat f'e "a' "'''!"''"
b. !t'' lis gun '"'h'"! =" 'r"'' '''' we
VII spirit mi2h / if"T'Rt I'm % 'h}are
man WI" 'afr''n u" weapon '"'" gong VI
70 Oh N'o'aS' ne "'"' '''''to """I"''! u"
Rrouhu ~ MS '"su':'
lie OIL MN r'i'hf" eoh's!f'p'"o"<iE' al"
M'cr ie" merry words htl l''''''. "c S''1c
the youth ny '''e o''"-'' AM" give MN o'o'
IN the face DzIo stag 'ertd BACK the mex
moment he sfranS TO his mn'ket. and. III an
Other second, Old N"olas f'i!' snct tc til
heart
The unhappy Dezio il,d. IS II pursued 3
the averaging angel, and male his way tror
cray 10 crag. tar INTO TIE heights 0! Mont
Cin!o, where he threw hi.n,c.t weeping in;
rave.
Ihe Paroianti had fastened to tie seer
ot this deed Of E.ooi They cried. I've
over u. zio and ali hi, 'a-c'" aid =. ;'.mi;,
IN tOdy before his dwelling. HIS vou'
wife was in Tie hou'e They itkl her th;
she must leave her home. Tor II had lane
un'ler the ban OF Justice; AL as soon is III
sobuiny woman h,'t crossed Ike t:.rvshoi'
they set the house On rr", AMI burned it
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-01-12

i,@i sHi A1a!ytic.! Chemist lowell, IA,s
81: by }. c. BINGHAM, ard Hiram Weeks. (
, =, '".vin A'k * Soy. kvecat; IL II
Mc''aire,, !,vceio, 'aa.c Go:..i Il ca Nc, /,
''''i. AS G-S
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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-22
The State Of Mississippi
YAZOO COUNTY.

PROBATE CoUKr OF SAID COUNTY.
To all persons, in any manner interested In the
sale ofthe personal estate of-John w Fuqua
deceased. -&
VOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO BE. and
Il appear before tho Probate Court of Yazoo
County, at the Court House thereof, i'm Yazoo
City, on the fourth Monday Of March next,
then and there TO show cause, IL any you can.
why the report Of sales Of part Of the personal
property Of the estate Of said decedant. made
respectively, on the 3rd Of April 1854, and 4th
'oi December 1854, should not be confirmed and
final decree rendered thereon and further to
do and suffer such things as shall be considered
and ordered'h by the Court aforesaid in the
premises.
WITNESS, HON. .RoBT. b. MAYEs,
Judge of the Probate Court, for said
L.. s. County, the 4th Mond Of January,
1856, and seal of said Court.
issued 10th day Of February A. 1856.
JOHN M. HOLLINGSWORTH, Clerk
February %. ls58:4o:5t
A GREAT BLESSING TO THE AFFLIC
TED.
B6S- The umber and formidable character
of diseases Of the Liver have hong challenged
the attention Of medical men. iSope Of these
diseases, classed under Che general term of Con,
sumption, have been supposed incurable and the
unhappy patient allowed todie, without medica
science to offer him hope of recovery. Hap
PLY this can no longer be the case. A remedy
has been found which will reall complaints
of whatever character. arising from derangemen
of the Liver. The pills discovered by DR.. NJ
LAKE, of Virginia, act directly on the Liver; an;
by correcting its operation and purifying It from
disease, cuts off aud extirpates the complains
which have their origin in the diseases Of thi
organ. Remedies hitherto proposed for live
complaints, have failed TO operate upon the sea
of the disease; but DR.. Nj Lanes Pills max
themselves felt upon the action of the Liver
and by cleansing the fountain, dry up the impur
streams of disease which thence derive their ex
istence.
OF Persons will be careful to ask for DR. N
Lanes Celebrated Vermiiuge, and take non
else. All other Vermifuges. in COMPARISON, ar
worthless. DIR NJ Lanes Vermifuge. also hi
Celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at a.
respectable Drug Stores in the United State
and Canada.
Sold by SCOVIL q MEAD,
Ill Charities Street,
New Orleans.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-22
CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI
Female College.

LEXlNGTON, mi.
TINE Trusteeshave the pleasure to announce
Il to the friends of the Central Mississippi
Female Colle1e, and the public that they have
secu. ed the services Of the Rev. A. s. Bayley
as President Of the College, and that the reg
ular exercises of the school will be resumed on
the I'd Monday in January.
Mr.. Bayley has identified himself with the In
stitution and will devo e his un divided energies
to its upholding; and from his well known rep
utation as o Teacher and Principal OF -hools,
the Trustees fatter themselves that the Col
lege will enjoy prosperous future.
Boarding can be had in private families on
the customary terms.g :,
A large ano commodious Stew ards Hall will
be Immediately put under contract, and finish
ed as earlyr re possible.
Terms Of Tuition as In similar institutions.
A. " ROWE, Secretary ofthe Board.
January 4 % Il,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-22
CEMENT! CEMENT!

OEO barrels Cement, a superior article, on
zoo Consignment! For Sale in lots of
10 bbls and upwards. at less than it can be
laid down for, from N w Orleans
HOLMES + HYATT.
Yazoo City. Feb'y /, 1856.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-22

.NyHANKFJIfot citizens of vicksbure
and surrounding country, ans espscially 70
the ladies'. for Che very liberal phtf on Sc hereA
tofore extended 10 them, beg leaSe % inform
them thdt theyshave junt received, md arenoW
opening splendid and elegant sssortment Of
he choicest goods in their lin, carefully select.
ed from the best maiitifactdfint houses, com.
Uprising
/ Corsets Of all description:
A fiuesassortfnent Of Trimmings.
I.All articles belonging TO the Embroidery Inc:
A Splendid assortment Of Childs Hose and
Gsiik. Cashmere and Msrino Ladies' Hose and
gloves,
Combs of all kinds,
A splendid and Urge assortment Of Jet Neck.
aces, Bracelets, Ear rings and Crosses:
Port Monies Of every description,
Pearl and Inlaid Care Cases,
I,A.ful assortment OF Perfumery, as
Pomatnm, Fancy Soap. Extrait Cologne, etc:
I.Ail kinds of Baskets, .ower than ever offered
before in thtsrnarket:
Toys.
1 we have aimed in our selection to secure
] the most elegant articles, and we invite our
fri nds and the public to call and examine FIR
themselves our large aud varied stock befo Q
lpurchasing elsewhere being fully satisfied that
the supero. ify quality and moderate prices Of
Tour goods vii give all satisfaction. We wi
take great pleasure in showing onr assortment.
Vicksburg, February 8, sly.
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NOTICE.

-. NOTICE.
THE citizens. Of Yazoo City viii please notice
that on the 30th Of January Was elected Mar.
shall and Tax Collector. shall enforce the
ordinances Of the City, and proceed n ! feW
days to collect the Taxes.
THOMAS METZLER,
Feb. 8, 1856. Marshal of Yszoo City.
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IBaguerreOtypeS
FOR ONLY ONE DOLLAR

AT GRIFFrN'S GALLERY, OPPOSITE
BARK SDABE, d McFARLAND'S.
A LARGE lot of extra fine cases, Gold
n Lockets, Bracelets, BreastpiRs and Rings
for Daguerreotypes on haad, aRd for sale At re-
'duced prices.
Mary neutrality-suspicious. 81 distinguished
personages can be seen. Gall and examine
them, one and all.
You that have beauty should to Griffin take i,
You that have none should go aad let him
make it,
Ere decays effacing fingers,
- Have sought the lives where beauty fingers,
x1>Np City, Feb. Is, 1856. 39:tf.S
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NEW STORE.
sJ..LEVOIS - CO..

Corner of Canal and bourbon streets will
open on Monday. the 4th inst, a new invoice Of
CHOICE SPRING GOODS
received per ship Robert from Havre, cons st.
New style Spring Fodlard silks printed.
do. do do do striped
do do. do do founced.
Rich Flounced India Crepe Tissue;
do Grenadine;
Embroidered Swiss Robes;
do Lace Robes:
do Muslin Skirts:
New Fancy Berege;
do China Muslin;
Lace ShaWls;
| do Pointes;
| do Wells,
! do .Flouncing;
Embroidered Muslin Bands: -
do Jaconet bands
1 do Handkerchieis
do Lace Curtains s
do Muslin for Bars
Double Bobbinett Lace
Black and Colored Silk Mantillas
do Embroidered do
Misses do do
A splendid as oftmerit of Embroidefies Of 81
! the newest styles.
Chemisettes,
Brooches:
i Guimps:
i Collarates:
Capes:
~ Berthes, &c.
JLEVoIS & Co
New Orleans, Feb. IL 1856. s9ly.-
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! Legal Noii ices.


r will at the February Term, 1856, OF the
j Hon. Probate court Of Yazoo county, present
my annual accounts for settlements and allow
ance as Administrator on the following eststes,
namely, Sarah Hopkins,P M Ferguson, Sidney
Anderson, William Grubbs, Andrew Murdoch,
John Dillon, John Immersion, r. ] Higginbot-
ham, w w Anderson; John McCaslin, B F
Davis, Susan II Lambeth, Thomas McMaster
and N Wharton.
M Al JENKINS, Sheriff,
and Ext llicio Admir-. !.
Jan'y oath, 1855,
The st ysz q 1a sssa, NsslsRgpi' S. s.
The State of Mississippi to the Sheriff of said
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BENZ. M. 4 EDw'D A. WHITLOcK g. Co.
Late Whitlock, Nichols g. Col Ia.
M Beekman Street, (Cor. Nassau5
-Four doors East Of the Park,
NRw YoRK. y
IMPORTERS
OF Coonac Brandies, from Otard, Dupuy & CO.
Henessey, Pinet, Castillon g. Co, and other
Houses Of the highest reputation, and sole Pro-
prietors Of the celebrated Brandies Of
Chateau Bernard,
Superior Vineyard,
tiaueur des Champs dor,
Magma Cbarta, &C., &c.
Sch edam and Old Holland Gins, ia
maica and West India RUNS.
Madeira, Port and Sherry Wines,
From the Oldest established Houses in Europe
all Of which have been ordered and selecte'
with view to their purity and medicinal use.
Scwnrs imported for our own trade, from
the best shippers In Havana.
Agenrs for the finest description of Virginia
manufactured Tobacco, also large stock Q
medium and low grades, and -
Wholesale Dealers in Fine Groceries
Premium Champagne Cremanl
b. M g. 4. A. w. g. Co. are the EXCLUSIVE
owners Of this Wine, and are 10 receipt ofship
ments by regular Packets, and beg those VIII
have not eiven Il trial TO do 50, under thei
guarantee thafi i will be found superior, in deli
cacy Of flavor and quality, to any Wine ut pres
cnt imported. SS;A
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-ADMINISTRATQR'S NUTlGTE
r WILL at the February Term 1855 b
j the Hon. Probate Court Of Ya1oo Conn
", present my annual account as adminis-
traitor Of n w Ellis deceased. for audation
and allowance.
Il. B. WHEELER Admir-.
Yasoo Gf5, January IS, 1856. ST.:
CUPERB GENOA VELVETS.--
- Bloc, Maroons. &c. for Nantes and Trim
mings. at JACKSON, MANLOVE & Cos!
Nov. 80, 1866.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE.

DY virtue of an order of the Honl. Fro.
ID bate Court Of Yazoo county, State Of
Mississippi, made at the December Term
thereof A D 1858, the undersigned execu-
tor Of the last will and testament Of JohnP
Baily deceased, will on Monday the twenty
fifth day (25th) day of February A D 1856
at the door of the Court House In said
County. between the hours prescribed by
Ian, proceed to sell at public auotion to the
highest bidder or bidders, on credit Of
twelve months from the day of sale, the
personal property belonging to the estate Of
said dece dent, consisting of the following
named negro slaves to Wit. negro man
named Burrtis. i negro man named Abrsa
ham, negro man named Solomon, 1negrd
man m ed Emanuel neg I o
man named Noel. negro woman named
Mary and negro womans name Lethia
and her child. Also. horse and buggy,
twenty five shares Of the old stock, and one
hundred and twenty FIVE shares ofthe aev
stock of the Commercial Bank of Mauehe>.
ter, also one share Of Telegraph stock. The
|burs1 ners pf i'd personal estate will BIZ
REQUIRED 10 eivsaBe nds with good and am
BE security, payable \ twelve months fro |
The day Of sale.
JNO H EVANS, Executor.
Yazoo City. January Is. SD III
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.n | DI.ES-
AZ fresh arrival Of Star Candles, 6's. per
pmtr Natchez 5. GARVIN.
ksburg, February Is.
IN fic N OF 60. F;SFtnership.
n . Partnership heretofore existing under the
ft1h Of Whaiocl, Nieho's g. Co., ia this day dis
solved by mutual consent, David Nichols hav-
ing disposed of all his interest in the same to
BENZ. NJ. WHITLOCK,who,wit
A. WHITLOCK, are authorized to close the
same, and who viii continue the business ON
their own account.
BENZ M. WHITLOCK,
DAVID NICHOLS.
EDW'D A. WHITLOCK
New York, Dec. Sd, 1855.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-22

February 8, 3s:2m.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-22

900 DOZEN Dr. BILLINGS Camnave and Atngent Syrup nf remedy for
the bowels The
the confidence of the
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-22
REMOVAL
AND
CHANGE OF FIRM.

'THE Firm of WHITLOCK, NICHOLS&
co, having been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, BENZ. M. & EDW'D A. WHlTL0CK
have associated with them
FRED'K ]. HAvERsTIcK,
OLIVER w. DODGE and
HENRY CANMEyER
for many years engaged with the old Firm, and
will continue the Importing and Grocery Bust
ness under the Firm Of b. NJ. & E A. Whit
lock g. Co., and will remove from the old stand,
81 Front Street, on the 18th January, 1856, to
their new warehouse, No. ID Beekman Street,
Icorner OF Nassau, FIRST street above the Astor
House, on the opposite side Of and four doors
from the Park, where they will be most happy
To see their friends, and all who will do them the
favor to examine their stock.
The senior member Of the Firm. III Whit
lock, embraces this opportunity to return his &C.
acknowledgements for the kindness shown him
through the long period OF his business, and
trusts that his experience and application, with
that of the junior partners, will prove sufici-
ent guarantee that all orders con6ded to the
House shall continue to receive ample and salts.
factory attention.
New York, Jan'y lat, 1856.
B. M. g. A. Z. WH1TLOCK & co.
Benz. NJ. Whitlock,
Edw'd A. Whitlock,
Fredk J. Haverstick,
Oliver w. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer.
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BILLIARDS..

BILLIARDS SALE TWO SECOND HIyD TI-
ID bles In good order Will cold at the price of sSso
Can Re seeu at NO 80 Perry street Apply GRoR az q
BYRNE, No. 43 Harrison street. -
DIIIIARDs WE OeFER FOR SALE A FTEEsfoGg
ID with slate beds with Wy Invented cusbions PIT
houses and public furnished Tires second bana
tables for sale cheap Orders BY mail at,eu led TO-
GRIFFITH & DGCKER. 90 a nm streat
no BILLIARD PlaYRRs-i AGAIN CAUTION r.,
public against parties Who Advertising AMI oe- n,
sale ms ersbe and ~orthess imitation INV neI hias
abes and combination ouahons Az genuine tables .
cushions OF improvements Will enpra va 10,
ws my and dale Of psisoi Penru,ry 10 No " pe
kIVGAE4 PaELAE, % QaAp6ss e.. az sAn
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MATR1SoFIAL.-MoN LOUIS DARCY. AUTO
Av frspbe- de Paris will repd upon the receipt If dve
cn tho fu deneaon OF persCns character and
De- my also the one they love will ms~y BIZ
~ dwrtug Address with rs,ura postage, Mons. Lsuix
QAIcy. Pcs ellce, New Yorx
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MATRIMONIAL.

HsTONTsHIHG 70 1fi~-NIDxHR roRSov, -~ m
"a seventh daughter has natural gift tell past present
thoughts and will speedy MARRIAGE and sho Dc ~
nesees Of the Intended husbands absent feuds Ana M
prine ogetner thoso who are separated will enjoy
greatest happiness OF matrimonial bisa All who wish rood
luck may call soon or relief and comfort Thousauds hsve az
pressed her belief that she Is the wonde rfu as,
s yord or s has ever been known though she prscss
NOT satisfied 6 Broome street. betwseu Csnnoa AMI olus
biA Gentlemen not admitted. ~ . O-
A HIGHLY RRsPEGTABLE GENTLEMAN ABOUT
"A tne age oil twenty three wishes
q come young lady shout eighteen matrimouy.
nne mus be osauau highly accommodated and ~oud prefer
1t sne could speak the Fren III language Money
lect; AZ Communications strictly confidential Address r.,
be had 1850 - - " -
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE-

NAV YORK bUPRkMk COURT, IN EQUIrY.-CHARLxs
IN Lert against Martin Waechter Margaret hs wife Ann
Richardson Jane drahsm Robert Marshall Summons Tor
reie Com not served To Martin waecher and Margaret
his Wife You hereby summoned and required 10
The complaint in this action which fled the Of The
said CITY, the 2d January 1856 and copy Of your
10 the said complaint the subscrbers At their og
service OF this summons on YOU exclusive of the dav Of such
servico and fail TO the said complaint within ths
time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action viii apply 10 the Conrt
Tor The relief dem anded in the complaint Dated York
January q, 1856.
REYNOLDS VAN sCHAIcK PLAINTIFFS Auoruies.