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Ard whereas the creditors referred
6eeued Identical win the hoides ~ The debt
81 The State Of Texas and whress h ALLEGED there exist
csd certificates o. said debt ", holde Of which may ae
h eenune and oan of section Of
said " Congress requires the hoaers 81 other
evidences of sd debt shall releases United
ud aso 20 The s'-ie o Terss before and section
~ said requires thai public should be s~ space
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rhfIrdciphts, Niagara, and Great western LINE.
phssENGERs depot PhIndsb,. and Read
ing Railroad Company BROAD and Vine ssst.I daily at TX
a m,
Fare 70 Shicaeo $1,000. 500 90
Detroit. 16 90
NlagNn thNssss' 10 90
bunao'''' s's''' 10 90
nW'sNh..'"'' Y 20
s's'.s.,'.s. 80
tshshdMHsasss.. 90
Freight trains leave the Philadelphia ReadinR
BROAD and Cherry srests) daily Chicago
points Arrangements have been made which
-z... JOHN TUCKER. President
Philadephis and Reading Railroad Comrrry.
Feb Is--dn NN'''
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS sSr.--ws her Leave IN
call 81 public 10 our stock OF
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Fine and black
Java, Rio, and Lsguayra cofees
Refined and brown
Family surerane, and in His and bars
Cheese, lard, hams, and shoulders
Grain and ground spices Of every description
And every other article necessary 10 make Mp complete
ment.
Wines, Liquors, and Cigars. .M
Madeira, sherry port caret and champagne wines ofavots
brards, and very superior
Fine hrandtes, whissey gins, sci IN wood and vass
Together with large stock Havana German ana sopo-,e
cigars. Ia. ~ II
we win offer the goods with many oser sy,c.. b we
BE- receiving such prices m ~
families and the trade ca b~fnre supplying
THOMPSON, HAMILTON 4 CO. II
South side Fem. avenue, between ~ and sh .,re,r
Oct9-lsw9vN
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+ AND wARRASTs-Tte highest cash prices gsd ~ ,ov
Jan Sim
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" W Pease Governor OF the State Of TEXAS, do hereby
y hat Edward CLARK who signed III. certificate precdng
pass ~ Secretary " and of certificate
the secretary Of State for the State Of Terss that he h by the
srr o. ne ogns statute laws Of said State and that his a'es
IN testimony whereof my name csuse
great seal Of the State sred the city o Anstin
ltEAl this the sixth day n February ~
olihH independence Of tho United sses crhic,h
Trxas the twenleih
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...a Austin, Teras, February 2, 1855.
CLARK, Secretary ssn,e ofTexs. do
hereby ee, thai the oceoina eight pages snnered
The original giving
the State Texas An
creditors he republic Of Teras
the of mb~
hfy which the second ~e~sn Of
Congress United spd twenty
eighth, eighteen hundred and any Ave.
wtass my band and the seal of the department day
tsgALl year aforesaid.
I'M EDWARD CLARK
Secretary OF State.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
M ARRIEp,

On the 10TH inst, by Rev ]. Mason. MR. CoNK.
LIN RAYNoR TO MISS MARY A. COLE both Of
WILMINGTON.
In Philadelphia, on the goth inst by Rev ].
Philip Bishop, Mr.; ISAAC A; GRAY Of Sussex
Phi iladelphis.
At ST. Peters Church, in Smyrna, en- the 18th
inst BY Right Rev. Bishop Lee. ALYAN ALLEN
and ELLEN A., daughter Of Rees ]. Bell, Esq,
BY Rev. W q. Robipsen, on the 18th inst SAM.
uEL BAKER to ELIZABETH GRIMES, both
of New Castle co., Del. srt ~ IT
In Cheater on the 20th inst, by tho Rev. J. W.
Arthur, MIR. VIM. C0RNBR00K to MISS. ELISA
BETH GRAVES Of Brandywine Springs, beth OF
Delaware. - - Z.
AT the residence of Daniel BroemalI, IN Them.
bury, on the 18th inst, by Samuel Hibberd ESQ i,
MN ALfRED WOOD Of Londonderry, CHESTER GO. F.,
to MISS MARTHA CUpPlN Of Wilmington, Dell
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MORE OF Tan SAMk SoRr.-Mrs. Sarah Witsili,
o. 10 West Front Street, between Shiplsy and
range has procured another lot Of splendid import
cd the attention of our friends to this
and We are gratfsd in being assured by them, (who
We know to be competent they the best
favored segars In the market, and trust that cur
citizens will not neglect ia pay her store visit
In addition TO segars will be found variety of to-
ba, co, pipes, smoking tobacco, So, which she will
sell at extremely low prices,
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sSx-s, THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
E2tSS informs the citizens Of Wilmington and yein
x No. .n 9, EAST sE esao5 STREET,, betws.n
Msskst and King where they can be supplied with good
Es hsreiofoss sItsadsd he hope, By strict attention
N B.I will kill pair Of Extra Cattle, on the 22d Of
February, which wsfsfsd By Holiday HooPsE Esq Of
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lands IN KANSAS. The 81. Louis, MO-.
llgencer says; at is almost incredible, the
punt of gold that has been poured into
94nsas from all parts Of the country, in view
be sale OF the Delaware lands. We are sure
\ not less than 500. 900 have oeen sent TO
wentworth by the St. Louis brokers alone. "
pRowNED.--W. W. Wharton, of the firm of
kay q Wharton, was drowned at Balti
Pc on Wednesday, by falling from ferry
1t.
IA MUSICAL CoSJUEcTioN.- It is said that
J. lberg, the celebrated pianist, is married to
lighter Of Lablache, the famous bssso.
MUSICAL PEoPLE.-lt is estimated that
e are 700 900 pianos in use in this country
k4he present time.
njsmm Ashley, who built the first steam
IN the Connecticut river, died recently at
ngheld, Mass, aged 81.
4 Cattle are quoted in the New Orleans La J
kets, at from 6 tos cents per pound, on
~ hooE
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Livery Sta bic.

2 n :" NIVBIy 5Lu DIG N ~
~ FE1lIE Subscriber respectfully announce to
~ n the people of Wilmington and vicinity,
EA-LA that he has commenced the Livery bust,
ness In King Street, between Third and Fourth
adjoining the Odd Fellows Hall, where he will be
prepared to accommodate all who desire to hire
good horses and vehicles on tho most remarkable
terms. On tho arrival, of the cars and boat, car.
rage will be in readiness to convey passengers to
any part Of the city. PHILIP MATHEWS
Oct 2-3mo
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NOTICE

IN the matter ofthe partition ofth REAL ESTATE of
Philip Broen deoeased And now TO witt this eleventh
day ofSepember, A. D. eighteen hundred and hftysix,
upon the Of BERNARD Breen Of the
law of Philip Bree late Of New Castle County ed
ofihe said lntestate, to wits Conner Mcguire be and APP
pear Orphans Court 70 be held at New Castle In and
for Now Castle County on Tuesday the day Of
have why order shall be made for the Sale Of the
lands enauents Of tho said ntestate Philip Bresn deoeas
this rule BE- Pu4shed b the DegMaTe Republican, enews
essye weeks the first publication to be at least Sixty
.ays before the SAID day of appearance.
In testimony who o0fI have hereunto set my hand
L 81 and affixed the seal fthe Court at New Castle,
Zen hundred and ffty-slx. JNO. ID. BIRD,
loot 6w Clerk Of Orphans Court,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

SUICIDE IN JAIL. DR.. h. X. James, who was
serving out term of six months imprison-
m0Dt in the Jail Of Rutherford Co., N. O., for The
killing OLA. j. Train, ia Hendersonyile, few
months ago, committed suicide on the 7th inst,
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keAp rHH FOLLOWING LETTER FROM Car
BARR.-CuRE OF CANCER OF THE NOsE.-NEW
CASTLE, Del, January 28th, l856.-Dr Louns-
berry-Desr Sir 1T is with feelings Of sincere
gratitude, that inform you, that your treatment
now completely and perfectly h<aisd up. This
cancer has annoyed me exceedingly for ave or six
years past. had made repeated applications to
many OF the most respectable physicians Of Phila-
delphia, Baltimore and elsewhere, some of whom
applied remedies which only aggravated and made
tt toorse-others :" touch me not, was simple, but
ineficient. Your remedy, in about two months
will amply prove to any one who will choose to OK.
anime for thenselvss. As am we'll known to a
larg number of respectable citizens In Philadel.
phi and Baltimore, and indeed all over the Union,
yoi are at liberty to this letter, as may best
su your own views, and for the good Of the public
iculsrly. Yours, R0Br. r. BARR,
~. late of Steamer Robert Norris
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,,,,, cn,,p = ~ M9TIpHi J., r,,,

IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY OF THE STATE
Of Delaware, in and for the County OF New Castle
Charles Warner VI, Hum jenkins and DR.. Henry Glib
bons-ln Partition; And now, to wits-This Eighth day
of September A. ID. 1856, motion of John c. Pstter-
hat the said defendan.s have known place Of abode
within spid Count of New Clstie and be served
personally Aud i further appearing tothe Chanoeor,
return Of tie summons on motion OF John q Patterson
ESQ solicitor for the Petitioner, Il IL ordered by the
children Of Samuel 4 Rowlsndi and Hum Jenkins and
and show they have why partition Of the
premises shall not be made according to the prayer OF
ting petition. And y ~ further Ordered by the Chan
he published 10 the Delaware Republican a newspaper
published IN the City of Wmngton onoe week for six
cnpy Of said order shalt for the like period Of time BE-
Ehancery for New Cast County and ut the Court House
door of said County.
s., my hand and affixed the Seal of the said Court,
at lew Castle, this eighth dry Of September.
~ A. ID. 1886 JOHN ID. BIRD,
sep t3 1859 6w-w Register in Chancery,
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i, IInatsealIlligen.sye Office.

t-IHE SUBSCRIBER AT TIL 2 REQ UEST o
1many Of our most ospe table and influential citizen
hoen Induced 70 open an Intelligence Office at his
resIdsnoe NO. 50 West seventh street, between Orange
y has long been desired in this city and
pIthe undersgned TO devote hisattenoa It.. Persons
business to him may rely pom having ID
pnnelnay and faithfully attended TO. Persons out o
employment will lind it 10 their advantage to give bima
call as he Will use his exorons to procure situations 70
Finn June Wv fdsHPIiiO ri iii RpSnHyp
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DIE D..

On tae sth inst, at Denton, Md, W. q. JOHNS
TON, Of st. Georges, Del, aged So years.
In Smyrna on Saturday, 18th inst of Scarlet
his age. II ~
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-. To FARMERS. nv. at NAM. I.t
POPE YARNs, Hay Ropes Hay Blocks and Plough
&C. H. BARRY Co.,
Sept q wster b., between Msrkss and King.
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JONES 4 co., of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
w sd9taSs q bSyIns X most si
NJ sSss q SoiSas Sss
w RS Il d & 80 sG Gs Sos
AL ia Sss aHS n yi
article AZ the very lowest price aso large stock
les which viii Be- made to order IN Tie most fashionab
and best manner 20 per cent below credit PRICES
n'"0'' ''S o''''' Jones CO., f6ads iph
ir- Competition and great lneangn, havenot had
n IN rood saSnesS need not III YOU competon Ike
no re s AND e SS GSt 6e III pnOe
. q the Shoe Dealers ar9pnthis county ~ YOU
ng g S 1s Sat g. @ snd
ss and YET You not sss how s
gs n o Z Al sSs of asS Sss q
amounted to IN you who are wrong gentlemen and not
hs % a SSas VS o sn ne e %
chance 81 keeping rsde as we have done for
be aware there 3 almost daily s3sas sales botR Ia Phi
od as ia sa S VITA S @ SSs
~ good Is sTeet md small saa We oysISos
nd sell them ehsh, on small profits, and thus y T.
% s @ ny s sn0 apSn sHs
~ thus i = y,usse obliged ose on large profits, IL
~ ans sell YOU Beo aud Shoes at whole sale Sl
esane time those gq91s and thus keep your Trade
me admit 20 g. to PhIladsiphia aud buy Boots and
can but that Is not the way Il tell you that
Wy ~ iphfu tiuA hvlo eoh Hee1
ly5 cents pair and mems long es double sole Boots
lfonly Sl5I pair goud article IL that, and Others
IN ind al BOotAnnd Shoes equally at low price, you will
Aay that they nado Tor such proos and they
cannot be bought for it, AMI 1t cannot DO and hatf
humug and yett is really true and your good people
many hem cos e hs ne sa n5 oot ana ss hn.w 81
for these Boots and SHOES for this lust Gentle
men read AMI ponder you that looking out for your
Oct6 : ., FLANIGEN.
MeINALL,s BULLETTN.
AZ MARKET STREET.
EDk0F. WOODS hair restOrer, has high rcputa
IL ton for the hair. Selling at low price at
.E,5 MclNALLiSl Drug Store.
CONSTANTLY receiving from Philadelphia and
" sold at little less prices
Jayne's Family Medicines, 10
Wrights Sugar Coated Pills,
| Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Fahnestock Vermifuge,
Swaine's Panacea and Yermifuge,
ShenoR Pulmonic Syrup,
Hoohands Bitters-with every kind of
Staple Drugs which store keepers and families can
| purchase at low prices. Il McINALL'S,
-... Drug Store,
| I'd R0WNS Essence Of Ginger at 81 cents per bot.
hD tie, is really good and cheap enough. buy
very large quantity and can sell Il as above.
Il. McINALL.
IN AIRPREP ARATIoNs-Wrigh ,ohristiani's,
HI Lyons, Bary's, with an assortment Of real
English French and American pomades Scld low
at Il. McINALL'S, Drug Store,
AZ Market Street.
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The RESULT OF BETTING. school BOYS,
named Hogan and White, aged RESPECTIVELY
~ and l6 years, got into dispute, few
days ago. while attending school 10 Simpson
eonnty, KY, about bet they had made in re-
lalion TO The Presidential election. From words
lney came to blows, resultingin Hogan re-
his death.
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PRoaREss OF OIvIEzAriDN.--A London paper
Mes very gratifying account Of the progress
tistianity has made in Now Zealand. A
HI of that cannibal country was questioned
pne Of the missionaries as to how far the
Wy Of the Scriptures has broken him Of bis
Natural passion for human flesh. The chi Of
wered proudly-"You missionary men have
4 me much COED. Inever eat my enemies
Sundays now"
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kR- FoR SALE.--At the 8. L. corner of Fourth
and King Streets, Wilmington. Delaware, John
Ivy's rheumatic huid, which effects cures Of Rheu.
matism. and prevents scaldr, burns and Chilblain,
from blistering Ivy's corn salye which removes
warts and corns. Ivy's razor paste sharpens dull
razors speedily. Ivys dura BILE INK, used without
preparation, Is md llible. Ivys Black Inks equal
to the best lyy's dspeptc pills can't be out riyaled
In efesting cures Of dispepsy, Maaatt's life Pills
fevers and Ague specifics. Ivy's cholera syrup is
q speedily remedy for summer complaints, &o.--
The iollowlng certificates will show the rapidity
with which II does its work: Dear Sir:-Ivy's chol
era syrup relieved my wife of Diarrhea last night
at three Doses and she had been suffering since
Sunday last, and has tried many things without Ell.
feet. J.C. ANDERSON, Caroline Co Md.
I'VE the undersigned, have used John ivy's Rheu
shs bs spS chos n qp NE eha Fu
or rheumatic palms. head and ochache, cuts frost
bites burns, coughs colds and collie The Cholera Syrup
Aok stomach and dsofdered bowels Hence erfny
recommend to the public as being worthy Of their pat
Jamet Green, Tlgmsp Foxwell, VIM Nickerson, J. r.
Mason WIN. Mullen, WIN, Maxson. Elizabeth Maxson,
Wm n IN hszzsd Jehn Short Robe Raslon, Thomas
RfaEioy Wssb William S s' James M Rsdden s geS
Thomas Buetmsstsr, Gsooso Mebrlds, s. stsveSson
benjamin Husband, ALI Short, II, II. Masten, Humphrey
SsE ssSS 81 e spsSss
No patient Psdclnes have become established
matte Fluid aud Cholera Syrup II no longer qusck
medicne but staple article Of commerce, bought and
and oinSs sstss GAN H. WYE foprss Ssh 'n'
Corner q Fourth snS a King s.s Wi%i6gtqn, bel
nd Storekeepers generally in Delaware and Mary land
aWiiminEton June is-iT
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a. A FINE marc perfectly kind and gentle snta.
10y ,hiaI tie soT family eargage will work any
cen az Mr. lno. Bpdiord's on the Concord turnpike,
nlIeh from wilmington. Oct 9-tE
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UNION HOTEL,
BY l.. ID. VAUGHN.

GEORGETOWN, DELAWARE.
NgT n HE Subscriber .akes this occasion toannounos
N.Y. to the trav elling public, that he has the
A-sN'N above well known House GEORGETOWN, and IL
now prepared to accommodate all who MY iavor him
with their patronage. Tho house oommodoua and the
rooms furnsed with furniture super Tor beds
bedding &e the tables Will De bonntifuiy supplied with
attached to tho Hotel and experienced osters w be in
attendance, to take eha'ge of horses Tho undersgued
deems TO say more, 1t is IL intention
public patronage Terms mod crate. Oct 2S-iy.
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eRrH AND SouTH The Charleston Stand
u complains that the South have to go to The
With to obtain their shirts. The Charleston
ss*rket' as 1t says, supports ten thousand
~ shern seantresses in the business. Worse
Npn this, If receives from the North ga hun
lFd thousand hats, four hundred Thousand
pes and coats. pants, vests, collars, sacks
'lpaks, &C." EVERY village and cross road
n" throughout the State is supplied with
M indispensable article Of shirts from the
'2zne source "Such are the results" says the
tndard, " Of our present Political connection
'nr such results we say, would not survive
g. dissolution.
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JANNEs a. ShMuHRS.

- LArE N'cLUNe AND sANDERs,)
Wholesale and retail DRY Goods store,
NO. 40 MARKET ST.,
opposite the lower Market House, Wilmington, De-
aware. feb8
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FROM SALT LAKE. -PolrIoAL. Saints
sGrest Salt Lake have issued proclamation 10
ase faithful, endorsing the Buchanan pemoc
arY, and repndiating the Republican party.
EAey THE Democratic party is the in
45unent, in, Gods hand, by which is 10 be
A&cted our recognition az sovereign State,
AN the domestic institutions OF Slavery and
s1ygamy, MS established blythe patriarchs
MI prophets OF old, under divine authority,
EH renewed to the saints of latter days,
tFough Gods chosen rulers and prophets. -
men, after quoting the platform Of The Re.
BNblican party, which states that it sis the
ht and duty ofOoDgrsss TO prohibit in the
territories those twin relics Of barbarian
74ygamy and Slavery" the Saints add:
This is blow aimed directly at our rights as
" izeOs of one of the Territories. at our sacred
~ titutions and our holy religion"
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LUST Pnhlishnd

A GRAFT variety of shawls, suitable f,rths present
and approaching season now hand, Mt unii ually
Nov. M b hiarietst
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mr., kANE'S Arctic Explorations, the second Grinne
on in search of Sir John Fran the years
9f l95s5t and So BY Esha Kent Kane, NJ. u U. >. N.
Illustrated by upwards OF 500 engvngs und for sale by
]. ID, PORTER. u Is Market st.
OotD Wilmington. Dell.
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HRKAr ADYANTAaRs.--The advantages Whioh are
claimed for Harmony Mills -four over all other
brands brought to this m srket, may be summed up
as follows first, WHITTIER BREAD, second, SWEET
Err BREAD and third, MORE BREAD than can be
made from like amount Of any other -four. These
advantages are all owing to the fact that this -four
best mill, In this section of the country, from the
very best wheat that be obtained and by the best
Of millere. Our Buckwheat -four manufactured by
jesse Woollens q Scl) is now regarded as the ne
Plus ultra In the line. 1t Ia warranted pure and
free from all grit and 2s pounds always given for
quarter Of a hundred and that too for the same
amount of money that other dealers ask for rs
lbs These are facts which should be borne in mind
by persons In want Of the article. Sold wholesale
and retail by KELLEY 4 EWBANKS
---- U ~ s. II. cor Afh 4 Similar
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COAL coALI! COAL i j
224O lbs. to the ton.

H ,. yard on Front 'front.' ST. W. S6Qas Sl!,
2$8tW30 son, Respectfully invite his fue dis
and the public generally TO hislnEe
and superior assortment of Ashlsld
Black Heath, Tamaqna, and LOCUST Mountain Wife
Ash Coal, which has been selected with great care d
expressly Tor family and factory being confident bat
il cannot be surpassed by any Coal IN the market he
Coal is very carefully screened at the ward,
possibly can be- and is kept per iectly DRY, benfs
under cover. The prices low the cry lowest.
This yard being some distance fromthe Railroadand kv-
ing three different gates to go in and OUT al makes
safest nd convenient yard la the onki eftIy
teams. ALSO Wood OF superior qua lifh 81
III ORDERS leIt at my residence, No. 10 pn best
Nov, s-6moN, 'u'S"~'
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cn.PARrNnRsffIP,


MEMBERS of the Young Mems Association are in
lVl formed that has been entered into
tween tho Library Co., and the BY which the
ofthe Library granted to the Association for
subject to the rules that the Stockholders
and subscribers to the Library JOHN G. COLE.
Oot23 S uretary, pro. tenn.
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We do not think person can evince more be.
neyoent trait Of character than being moved at the
distress and suffering ofothers, and furthermore,
anxious to do all In their power to alleviate by every
possible means human suffering In this view of tho
case, we do not know how the hum an and beneyo.
lent can do action more In accordance with their
philanthropc views, than by calling the attention
OF their afflicted friends and acquaintance to the
fact, that DR. SETH s. HANoE, Of I08 Baltimore St.,
Baltimore Md. has discovered preparation, which
put up in the form Of pill that has specific 40.
tion for curing Epilepsy, or falling fits, apasms,
cram ps, and all forms Of nervous diseases. Among
those who have been permanently cured, we might
mention member OF the family Of James II. BeadIe
Huntsville, Alabama; Mr.. M p Sledge, Cabin Point
Surry county, Va, and Mr. W. P. Ligcn, Grenada,
Mississippi We might go on enumerating mum.
ber of others, until we had entirely filed up this
column Of our paper; butw think we have said sui
fclen to satisfy svery person that the subject un-
der confederation Ia Of vital importance every
one. Reader! II you are we'll man woman, and
have no need Of \ remedy perhaps you know some
person who Is not equally blessed as yourself if 80
cut out this notice, aud send il to him or her II
will cost you but little trouble, and probably il will
make you instrumental In curing some poo +, aiiict-
cd mortal Of that dreadful visitation Epilepsy or
falling sickness. I
DR. HAnoe sends his pills by mail, fire. of postage
to all parts ofthe world on the receipt of remit
tsnoe Ha prices are; one box, So; two So; twelve,
$24. We have given his address above.
WHIskERs. BEARD AND MsusrAcHeIs forced 10
grow IN six weeks by Dr.. LAF0NT'S CAPILLARY
COMPOUND. Warranted not to stain or ipjure the
skin. Price u per package, or 8 for $500 Sent
10 any part OF the country, by mail on receipt of
remittance. Address SWRETSER Co., Box 73o
Post Office, Baltimore, Maryland.
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L. F. -HIG GINS
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER AND .GRAINERs
Near rha caruor Od aud nv. noa.g4a

NeaI the coEnor I'd and Urange-sts.
HE MOST RESPECTFULLY.i nforms his friends
and the public generally that he is prepared 70
all branches Of Ss busness rs House Psintor Gnlinr
Sign Writing and FRAMING in imitation Of Woods and
nlslling, oaceminng, So N, BAH orders executed
at he shoTtest notice. and on the most reasonable terms