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present Of q beautiful watch
BOIL IN TE sULEsThe London Sun was recently seized
At the French post Office in consequence Of It's appearing
with black border token of mourning for the peace
which it considers disastrous and disgraeeu to England
EFFEoTs or KEow-SorHSGsM IN NEw ORLEAEs-Aceord-
ing to the report of the New Orleans chief of police du-
ring the last SIX months oneenth Of the entire population
of that city was under arrest ...
Snow IN Western NEw YoRK-The Rome IN W SEN
tne says that the stage between that village and Hami
ton is drawn by four horses following each other in In
dian he 1t being impossible for two OF them TO travel
abreast in consequence of the snow.
DROWNED IN CHURoH-A few days since little son of
Mr. Bower was drowned in Memphis Tennessee by falling
in the immersion pool of the Baptist church.
The SEASON soUTH-Ripe strawberries are in the
market at Savannah, Georgia. and Charleston South Car
oua and figs and peaches in New Orleans Louisiana So
the papers say.
WHOLE FAMILY LosT.--The wife of Lieutenant Dawson
Phoenix OF the United States navy CHILEAN lady has lost
her father, mother sister, and niece cher whole amy)
by the wreck of the CHILEAN war-steaIner Cazadore.
lRoN awning Posrs.-The city councils of Philadelphia
have prohibited the erection of any wooden awning posts
All posts and ratings for awnings in future are to be
composed wholly of iron.
BRIDGE OVER THE OHo.-We understand (says the Gin
cinnah Commercially that the of $l750Oo has been
subscribed in Covngton for the building of the bridge
over the Ohio This includes the city subscription of
100000 AS soon 100000 of the stock is taken il
the purpose of the directors to begin the work and
urge it on TO speedy completion.
LAKE NAyGArIoE-The navigation of the great lakes is
open 10 Detroit learn from the Cleveland Herald
atyaau that .asI
without encounterng any ice She brought down cargo
of copper for Pittsburg.
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ono. of Tn. cemynissso..r OF Lotssri.s,
u.,r,xa.. nr,l lehE

TUE undersigned Commissioner Of Lotteries Of the State Of MARY
land being daily portions OF the
making inquiry schemes with which the oosn
flooded and which be decided by he drawings OF
takes this method
all such letters inquiry and niorm the public hat s lotteries
Maryland drawings frauds
themselves Morris CO., and pretend
for the grand charter lotteries Of
Ohio. and said lottery fraud, having
sss1ce and that smother fictitious
Cleveland, Ohio and
which profess be for also
frauds.
RICHARD FRANCE Of this city, Ia the drawing
the Maryland Ioeresbs business conducted under The firm o.
r. FRANCE Co, and
the city There however, forty licensed
Maryland who deriv. license
through Office, sell tickets in the Maryland Lotteries
ID. n. McPHAIL,
Ar 97-2ndhcp
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To RE PROMOTED TO MARquIsATE.--Lord Clarendon,
who is to be promoted to msrquisate for bis diplomatic
management Of the British interests in the peace negoa-
tions descendant Of Yers the weknown hvorite Of
James and Of Clarendon the historian His family name
is George William Frederick vilers. He has been min
lister to Madrid Lord Of the Prvy Seal and Lord Lieuten-
ant Of Ireland At present he holds the post Of Foreign
Secretary Of State He Is a wing and free-trader.
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In 1887 there nearly So Of paper for Of specie In
circulation There 81 Of specie for 50 of paper In
circulation To reach the proportion Of paper money
would require issue Of 600 900 900 paper dollars
Again in the tables embraced in the treasury report the
value OF manufacture, in the United States given fol-
lows
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To the Editor Of The Union

To the Editor Of The Union
DAVENPORT, April IT, 1856.
The enclosed slip is fair sample Of the maorities which
have been given in State at this springs election
Every town, county, and city heard from Keokuk
where the party lines not drawn, has gone strong
for the democracy aud against the fusioniss.
You may say your readers that Iowa has wheeled to
the right about face and will give in November next
$1,000 majority for the democratic nominees for President
and Vice President. Yours, &c.
The slip alluded to by correspondent is extract
from the Daily Iowa State Democrat of the sh inst is
follows;
"ASorHEn DEMOCRATIC VICTORY AT the election yes
terday for county and town officers the whole democratic
ticket elected by over three hundred majority.
As going to press the German Union Brass Band
playing through the Streets and the people goryng
the result generally Three cheers for the democracy
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Prizes amounting 10 s2of,ooel
Tickets sfo-hsives s5-quarters - so.
For the prizes address all orders to
J. CLARK, Baltimore city.
Ohcial drawings and scheme sent to all who order
r. FplrcN Go. and only mary
licensed authorized
to hr all orders. sny Of the many lotteries.
April 93-AawdAcp
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Clark or old for Prizes |.


Old-ssa5lishsd Prize-ss,ler, Ba,timors Csy.
capital prizes sold by CLARK
lottery sender United
you prize send orders, a be accommodated
Look at III. Rich osd Beautya Seke~sI
every the wheel Ia public and
the the Thing
out No chooses TO attend
the drswisg
This 10 aawius OF Havana plan IN baltimore, and 70
both preceding classes every pine was drawn.
10000 nckeu--i5,soo prizes
Buy tickets and you Of one prize any how.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, CIax, 10,
To be drawn In Baltimore city, May 10, ls56.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN BALTIMORE.

DEMUUKATIC MEETINE IN BALTIMUKE
Hon. Howell Cobb, of Georgia. spoke to audience of
thousands at the Maryland Institute Baltimore, Tuesday
evening last His reception was enthusiastic in the
IRENE. His Speech understand will shortly be given
to the public.
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New YoRK, April 23-Four has declinedsaes of $500
barres-common to good State, Sc Sc 37 common ia
low grades of extra Ohio So 25 Sc 56 mixed to stand
ard southern 81 50 fancy to extra southern 81 So
So 3718. Wheanothing doing. Corn has declinedsales
of 900 bushesouhern mixed G2 cents. Pork is Groop
ng-sae Of $50 barrels of SlS Beef dropping
sales of 500 barrels Chicago repacked at S3. Lard firm
sales of $50 barrels ut 10 Whskey is r-saes Of
100 barrels Ohio at 2614 cents
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Memo MWsTREts-There said 10 be over thirty
bands of Ethiopian MINISTRIES travelling through the cQup-
Try,
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WIN. w. Belknap, Attorney-at-L Law and Land
Agent, Keokuk, Iowa.
AND WARRANTS located choice land Ia satisfactory
IL and favorable all business Iowa
ing the attention OF attorney promptly attended TO-
spyrsrrCus.
faro Nonrse, Wsshins,or, DC.
Alexander n. Evans,
Keller h Mckesney,
Dec l3-6mosd1cp
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ESERAL NEWS.

REwARDRa AN EDrroR-The democrats Of Paducah have
eompimented their sterling editor Mr. TwymLn with the
present of q beautiful watch
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The English money market was but ttIs changed tn.
funds however, rather heavy and foreign securities
were improving.
W. d. Young shp-ownsr and insurance broker Of Liver.
pool, had failed for large amount.
MARKETS..
The Liverpool cotton market since the departure Of the
Africa had been steady and prices firmly maintained
The sales Of Monday 10000 and Tuesday bales
The adyice from the United States had effect the
ket. .... ....a.s
The Manchester market unchanged and firm.
Under heavy arrivals Of breadstu wheat and
rather easier Good -four unchanged in price, but ine
rior western neglected.
Beef and pork fiat unchanged rates. Bacon
In good demand. Lard offering freely at 81 81. Tall
low firm. .. .#
consOls for money we're quoted at the close at ss.
SA Later from Europe.
HALIFAX, April 2s-The steamship Arabs, from Liver
pool the l2h instant arrived at this port this morning
Her though three days later than the Arago,
OF an important character. . .. n.
There has been active speculative demand in the Liver
pool cotton market and prices trie higher. Sales
Of the week, 70, goo bales.
The breadstufs market weak with triaing tranBac
lions at rather lower prices. "#.. "" ..... #.
Provisions a shade higher.
The London money market without change OF moment
Consos for money closed at 931S.
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
LIVERPOOL April IA further advance has taken place
in cotton to-day making eighth quarter for the week
Sales to-day of 1000 bales. ed.
Flour declined Cd. to shlipg corn, to two sh
lings for the week
Manchester trade buoyant-prces advancing.
Consois closed at 03h.
From Kansas.
CucAGo, April 25.-Messrs Howard and Sherman, Of the
Kansas investigating committee, reached Leayenworth on
the l4th instant. Mr. Oliver had not arrived.
Departure of the Cambria.
Bosros, April 23.The Cuusrd steamship Cambria sailed
for Liverpool via Halifax She takes $500 900 in
specie.
The WeRand Canal.
BUFFALO, April 23.-The water let into the welsnd
canal to-day.
Markets.
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EOK SALE Or RENT.-The wellknown and desirable
dencc OF the late MBjor A. Nicholson
offered for sale rent The house
eommodous aud supplied with
The sabng and complete
and The grounds which excnsve have been planted with
best fruit and shade trees and laid of with great and by
ornamental gardener. f.A
For Of sale apply John O. Brent
No ~ Louisiana svenuc 70 Buckner Bsyss Missouri
between AZ and 9Th streets
The key Of the house will be found 1t DuddDRton
Ap l9-d2W I'LL 49,
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The Weldna CANAL.
Markets.

BUFFALO, April 23.The water let into the wellant
canal to-day.
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JOHNSON nssuresl vol London. Practical Treatise
nanas Essay harWer Nosdir Lectures
Chemistry The Flower Garden. Motfi
Randolph Culinary Gardener Buisi Family Kitchen
nrowns American Muck Book Fesendens Complete
Johnson, Agricultural Chemistry Chsptsl Agricultural Chemis
Thomss Farm npismen., LiebGs Agricultural
snd Grszsrs Guide. Ran Cslcsreous Msnure.
Lorn Pscca Hushanay Johusons Farmers Rncyelopmdis
Tillng and Feuisipg Land. Donsdson Soils
Johnson's Dictionary Of Gardening Cohbeus Ame-
Gardener, and msny others, for ssle by
ApH FRANCH TAYLOR.
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Notice of Limited partnership

E undersigned give notice thai
tied parnershp under the 6 Applsoa Co.. Whose
Of business city Of Baltimore,
selling stocks drafts foreign and domestic exchange bonds
cheeks and
exchange businesses that William stsan Appleton w.
Howell reside in said city partne George
resides Loudoan Virginia.
that said George Rust has ssabutsd ~ his OF the capital
stock thousand dollars
partnership March.
terminate the 18th day Of March, 1857.
mi. t.rag..#s WIN. STUART APPLETON,
..-es .-.g = uH#. w. HOWELL,
Mar 25-f2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
HAVING Indicated
III notice, purchase
stocks notes, and demesc exchange collection
Of Time bills, nsgetsion osBs bonds, bills
pomaso business public securities exchange
We will
checks, and allow interest standing accounts.
We Of Mr. LAWRENCE r. BAYkE,
aedcn, Wrhrrs Washington, u.
who will give his undivided attention the business Of
and all VI his therein will be fully by
i" - APPLETON b CO.,
April 3-6w 2l4 Baltimore street.
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k,ro,n Knnan.

CHcAGo, April 2s.-Messrs Howard and Sherman, of the
Kansas investigating committee, reached LeayenWorth
the l4th instant. Mr. Oliver had not arrived.
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DIED.,

On "wednesday morning, at O'Clock LUKE RICHARDSON,
native Lincolnshire England but for the last
forty ears a resident Of Washington.
will take place to-day Thursday at from the
residence sonnlaw, JANIS GODDARD street, between
Thirteenth m Fourteenth streets.
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EFFECTS on KEow-SoTHISGlsA IN NEw ORLEASs-Aeeord-
ing to the report of the New Orleans chief of police du
ring the last six months oneenh Of the entire population
of that city was under arrest
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BOIL ~ THE sULKsThe London Sun was recently seized
at the French post Office in consequences Of its appearing
with black border token of mourning for the peace
which 1t considers disastrous and disgraeeu to England
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Departure of the Cambria.

Bosros April 23The Cunard steamship Cambria sailed
for Liverpool via Halifax. She takes out $500 il
specie
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lRoS AWNING Posrs-The city councils of Philadelphia
have prohibited the erection Of any wooden awning posts
All posts and ratings for awnings in future are to be
composed wholly of iron
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1 CHxrRAL LAND oruoE, April ., 1885,
IL persons having belonging this
III OF will without wing of
bsdng which the General Land Office Is us
day removed.
Ap li-d3od tstar fntl
a.. l.. ). Middleton,
Dealer IN lee.
Once and depo, southwest corner and 18th streets.
I
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WHOLE FAMILY LosT.-The wife of Lieutenant Dawson
Phoenix Of the United States navy CHILEAN lady has lost
her father mother sister, and niece her whole family
by the wreck of the CHILEAN war-sealner Cazadore
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DROWNED IN cHURoH--A few days since little of
Mr. Bower drowned in Memphis Tennessee by falling
in the immersion pool of the Baptist church.
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by ). Q. mc0UInE. Auotlonssr.

VWO THOUSAND VOLUMES OF RARE AND VALUABLE
books public aucoD.On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
April 29 aud 30t O'clock auction
shall sell portion OF the library Of Thomas E~bank mefy
Patents consisting Of about thousand volumes
OF and choice sceutic historical literary and miscellaneous
works. iu description Of which will be furnished compels
catalogue, now la lie hands Of the printer.
Terms cash a ~ 81 Z + (.
r. S-Persons at distance will be furnished with catalogues
upon application 10 the auctioneer.
l.. Il. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Apa2-d a5l ..a @a-a. Aucloneer.
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~ ID

MOrICETha Subscribers
N ship the firm Of T. J. Cali, for the purpose Of
conducting wood business.
Possessing facility they promptly
and the orders for all kinds
81 TuOB. j. GAIT,
e....g.g. a.sE a.... WIN. M. GAIT
Ofhcc northwest of 18th and G streets.
An 2a--3t Wig "E1-E#-7
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The SEASON AT THE SoUTHRipe Strawberries are in the
market at Savannah Georgia. and Charleston South Car
ona and figs and peaches in New Orleans Louisiana So
the papers say
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Hon. Mr. Willard, democratic candidate for governor of
the State of Indiana will address the democracy of this CITY
this evening" at hafpast eight O'clock Coombss Build
ing, south side Pennsylvania avenue of the
Jackson Democratic Association. Those who desire rich
treat will avail themselves of this opportunity.
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MAaNIFrCENT.-Ths very straw millinery Of
WI style.
Neapoitan bonn and gypHes
Boys hats, sc.
cheapest lot Of fihsnds
French flowers
straw flowers and WINNING al Kinds
English and Italian
Maiines, ilastons, frames, crowns, tips, &c.
Hosiery gloves combs and sushs aud fancy goods Of
Description
Call quick, setting at low prices.
WIN. r. sHRDD.
Ap94-3 500 Eleventh street.
oEEIcE THE CONSOLIDATED roTTEuisos
Oh MARYLAND.
The following numbers Of the Consolidated
M tss benefit Of ahingon county SC, class April
23 ~ 80 Ga 80 8 % O 13 rs
The following the numbers f The Pa,apsco Institute
Lottery, class lo5 drawn April W, 1855
Q 50 20 20 AZ 81 q ~ 0 30
p. w. Meru.iL, Commissioner,
April A-n
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Hon. L. P Waldo, for several years the popular and eff
cient head Of the Pension Bureau arrived this city on
Tuesday last, and took lodgings Wizards Hotel He will
remain in Washington for several days.
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w ~ 80. ,;t. l., ,
iy civ 10 meet extremes with c,tremesi And If
ithcr .x,rsmc cnr,y ito pont wbnt is that en- far
70 r,h bur Dissolution of The ,iJnionf Ira new
State, formed from The territory ofthe u. States.
be absolutely excluded rfon admission therein
that fact of itself constitutes the disrup,ion of
union bct,yAen il ard tho o,hc, States Eut The
process of dissolution could not otop there
Mould not sectional decision, predicting such
result by u mnioriiy'of votes, either northern or
southern, of necessity drive out the opprcssed
and aggricycd minority, and place in presence
OF each other two irrcc oncilabiy hostile confed-
erationsf
II is necessary to sneak thu, plainly of projects
the offspring OF that sectional agitation now pre-
yailng in some of tho States, which are as inn
practicable as they are Unconstitutional, and
which il perseyered in must and will end c alom.
itously. II is either disunon and civil war,or it
is mere angry idle ai,nIcss disturbance of ruh-
lie peace and TRANQUILITY Disunion for what
If the passionate rage Of ftna,icism and marty
spirit did not force the fact upon our attention,
1t would be difficult to believe that any consider.
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NOTICE.

DY vittnc Of a Deed of Trust executed to mo
I'D by Purnel Simpson, dated 3 LIST ia nuary, lS46,
OF record in the Clerks Office Of Monongalia
county, to indemnity Asa Sutton and Levin
Fleming, as surctics OF Purnc Simpson, as ad-
ministrator OF Eliab Simpson, shall sell a pub
lie auction. on tho pubic ground before the
Court lilo uso in MorganIown, to tho hi CHEST bid
der, for ready money,
On Ike Fourth Monday in January ncrl.
[S56) Two undivided ninth parts of t he tract of
Land on the head waters of Scott's Run, of
which sa id Eliab Simpson died seized, the whole
tract containing IS acres, more or less. Such
title will be made is vested in me by said trust
w. +. WILEY, Trustee.
December 90, 1855. I'd
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THE DISTINGUISHING GENIUS OF
THE AER

Nature, now and then, brings forth such
oeniuses "a New,nn Shoksncore T,l,sv,,,d
Mil. NJ.
Ni"'''' No'soh' N"po''o''' washington. 'e'-
iers"n, franklin, Luther, Cromwell. and
Jackson. Their powerful intelcc,s compel
LODI The ,vorlI In admire ,ham
n,, .:,..or ,t..,'..,,. ~.
ms se"'ue u INC P'es'"' 'Se 10 D's'o'h-
RY. In the progress or the arts anu sciences
this age is UNNECESSARILY superior 10 any for.
mer one. The presen, century stands pre-
,;,, r.. ;,.,,,.r,,, ,ho
''''"'''' ~ Tvs "o"ue''u' o's'o'e''us ~ 'ne
sciences and arts. Among these, the noble
science OF Medicine has made great progress.
PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY has discovered and
prepared remedy for IN. diseases or man
:, ,,,o,o,or H., I,.,;, -, .-:.-,,
- u''"'o ''''i"y may nave s'en
MN or'c. we nave, III iormcr article,
introduced TO our readers this distinguished
physician whose renutalion is already on
ar,oa on. ,bo .or,,,.s h..,o,r ,,;
-.
can' lie mas COPIED Nature, ana among rhy-
scians he stands the acknowledged Emperor.
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Woands and Ulcsy;.
E'iieS ana F"YsEssSccs.

Those and other distressing compfa'rt1 can
be eHectuaiiy cured ithG Ointment be- wt,i nab
hed over tho parts affected and by othsrwira
following tho printed direetIona around caah
pot,
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SALE OF TETE
ESTATE OF JAS. WEAVER. Decd.
On Saturday tho Goth day Of January, 1856,

ESTATE OF JAS. WEAVER, Decd.
On Saturday the Goth day Of January, 1856,
Al Tie dwelling house orthc late James Weaver,
deceased, will sell the personal estate Of aaid
deceased, consisting Of
Beds, Re5steaas and Bedding,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c.
and on MONDAY HE ssh day eff
the same month, at the Court House Of Mopon-
gala county, shall sell at public auction tho
land OF which said James Weaver, decd, died
seized ord possessed, consisting Of what was
called The home place, (including the Mansion
houne,) Of about IO6 Acres, conveyed by Tho
mas Pindal and wife to james w eayer, by deed
dated 18th April, 1884.
Another piece, being Lot. No. d, and
moicty Of what is called the jarrett Tract, of
IA acros,
Another piece of AZ Acres, being
Lot No. 6, Of what is called the Dyrne Tract,
adjoining Bcrj. A. Lewis.
Another piece, being Lot No. 10,
Of what is called the Robo Tract, containing
6OM actcs, adjoining Job Sims, less ID acres as-
signed TO Mary Friend.
Another Tract of 49, Acres, being
Lot No. Of what is called the Hess Gact, less
II acres assigned to Mary Friend.
And another piece, being Lot. No. Z,
OF what is called tho licSs Tract, containing 20
acres.
L he Personal Property will be sold for cash
as to all sums less than ten dollars, and as to
reater sums a credit Of 2 months will be given,
b ond ahl good security required bearing inter-
est from day OF sale.
The Land will he sold in the above lots on n
credit Of and IL months, purchaser giving bond
with good security bearing interest from the day
OF sale, payable IN 0 and IS months and the
title retained till said bonds be paid, and Il lien
for the payment of the same reserved on the land
here Wheat and other winter crops are
growing the pres cnt occupant will have right
To take care of and take away the crop when
maturcd, except onc-thrd of witch the purcha-
ser will be ntitcd to.
GUY II. &. ALLEN, Executor
Dec. %. Of James Weaver, deed.
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G@5" Hol'Oway's Ointment e. Pills,
the best Remedies for the cure Of Female Com
Piain!s.---Thc extraordinary effect these Pills
have Upon all complaints peculiarly incidental to
Females, would appear incred ibIc to the citizens
Of the Union, IL II were not confirmed daily by
the wonderful cures they effect in the various
States. There is not a remedy to equal them for
cxtorminoting suffering from tho softer sox, pnrs
tIculary young girls entering into womanh .od ,
horoiorc all arc requested TO give them a trial,
which viii insure their recommendation.
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M A RR Il ED.

On Tuesday evening last, january
LIST, at the residence Of Matthew Gay,
Esd, by Rev. Henry Biggs, DR.. NJ.
W. TATE, OF Saline county, Missouri,
to Miss JEANETTE isabella GAY, of
this place.
g&0" With the above notice We re-
ceiyed bountiful supply of delicious
cake, ice cream, and other delicacics.
We tender to the happy pair the thanks
OF the printers, and our best wishes for
happiness and JOY to attend them.