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DIR T. -, GOODS AT
leEllttl.Eu ERIaEs.

TUE Sl'EStElEFN now offers his on
! tire STOCK Printed Nuslins. lactrnnts.
Organizes. Ear,eues and olhn, Sr,lne Dress
',nrds ~ very low r''ces tho public are
Invited to give him = call h.iore ?r,thas-
lhg elsewhere.
may W. u. rHlIllrGs
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CJ,,prms! @'lsvpums!l

rRnWELs patent zinc lined Thermon-
" -ter Churns also the Cylinder Churn'
for sale hy u. e. MON AN,
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NOTICE 10 Hl'lINElsS. Tho nm
~ dersigned is now prepared 10 manufacture
ny Steam power AZ the shortest notice all kind
Of Sash. nlinO Windows. Uoara. Ne letter. vi
dressed ~ him at the Post ofiire At Baton Ns-1ge
will meet with Immediate attention.
sept-a-tf wv pEOWS
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nR. 8. J.. WARD. office on Third st.,
- opposite ". n. =. ltarr.y. ls"-a-y
pr~1rssVo,,nV card.


hR. DUCHElN. Of the Medical Faculty
" OF Montpelier tFtsncel having re-
recently established himself IN this City.
.cN.,s hi. rrof. ssicnal services t"t the public
nyHs wili AZ Al, times be found at MIR
rv,c,'s residence. (naar Judge B"rk's|
unless professionally engaged. rctp5-M
JAMES NJ ELAN Il JAS. r. ELAN.
- JM.AJ >. E',s, Attorneys and Ccnrse''"rs
-,tL,~. Nation Romge snge1-y.
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C1,ugy SyvEy,LEUs,

YANKEE, Southern and Boston. to'
i sale low by y. {. NONTAN
Church ST
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INMAN 8 PATENT,
Gnfc and Door Springs.
rgvrrt- Vft1n1- d q III n I. n .plo urauf er =

this i"ts'rahl" Spring. has tl,em on
hand and 10, sale Mt price whiel, is Moth
ing compared with their utility Samples
ran le seen al my sto,e, on the gate nj
Joshua Zeal. and The Harvey House Door.
They a'e simple aud wc"d not be uns"it-
able FOR the neetest ra,let doors IN this
city, apply at. ansl,l D {. MONJAeS.
W-rt'rn Syrvc. Rroo,,,.. brushes, tIc,
HAND Rroems; Wisp': Hes,th, H',se.
IL White wash Marking, Sr,ubhing. Cob
web md Paint Brushes Chnrns Reels !;
Rn,te, pashpr.: Jrwel Rollers; butter
Stamps; W'u'ien Sp"ous; Salad Forks;
Wn"le" Fails rieeins: Coda, Tubs;
Water aud We'll Brkets Coco p'ppe,s:
Wash Boards; Wood Scoops Trays, Pals,
Ar u. G. MONTAN.
ui. Church street
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Mechanics Tools.

DTNCH Screws. Cabinet Clamps, Spear
- & Iaeksons Saws. Plains ,f all kinds
Augr,s and Anger Bits. Brace and Esace
H's Hatth"t's. Hammers. Carve,s Fools
"imh'e's and C"opers DIts. Cooret's E'v
ais g. ~ e. NovrAH Church 81
INSH LINE l5Ioats assorted si1os; Lin
! e,ick and k',by bent Hooks; Fish
lines assorted sizes. Shot Pouches: Pow
dc, aud Pistol Fl.sks: Double and Single
Lar.el Shot Guus=On hand lnr sale hv
MAY II. u 4, WOMAN.
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To Black an, l I lns. Carpenters
and (,OOnPre.

A NVILS, VICES. BELLOWS Stock
~ and Dies, Plates, Wedges, longs. Files
Of all sizes aud description, also full as
so,tnent of Carpenters and CooPets tool.
jan1adyl LARGUIER h LANOUE.
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MsssiC TeaChing.

'rTNHE swhecriber. well kncwn Sa7}
l. to the citizens Of Baton "Ht
Rouge, frcM hing residence. Offers his pro
scssionAl services 10 the public. a. teacher
pt th~'P,ASo FcHrx, the v,o.,x. and Cox-
ws~.a .p,srcw. Ne will also furnish music
scr sru~ate Parties, Sciree. Ae Letters
addressed - Nm through shc pest office,
will, he Promptly answerrd. and orders let;
at t,e Ccmtt ,colce. will meet immediate
attention. 'tcett4l H. w. JOLLl.
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RECE1vEnt,-. !.

lust REGE1vEnt!- =
y Governor Rope. Cotton do. Mernniller
d. Kentucky Packing Yarn. oak"n ,
Eroo,us. Buckets. u. G MONTAN.
cct.li ~ Church street.
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nX CHAINS q EOWS
~ On baud and for sale hY
u. C.. MONTAN. Church ST.
(>uRKy cOMRs, cisterp Faucetts
" Brass Faucetts. Mo'asses f,a'ns, &c,
u. G. MONTAN, Churehs'.
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NTKaw WATTlNs-, twenty

: five uiarns I Straw Mating 'p al
rive this week and for sale hv
Ilan-lG " y PHILLIPS
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lust RECEIVED. per Steamboa,
81 James Tsss~s, 10 CASKS :. G. nANe, ana q,
Roxe. CHEneG. For sale By 4. MoatAaA bRo
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nARrIr & RUG.

T7llI subscriber has Just received fsn,n
j New Work. a large assortment ot In
g,aln, Ihtne Ily aud |',,ssnls Carpets. all
vi which will he sold al low prices
sept q W y. PHILLIPS
THE MUTUAL
llEE INSURANCE COMPANY.
va or NEW ynHE.
~ Nef Irrununinfcd fuM In,G},
9.OlS.71
All the profits divided among The Insured
t1fhp s WINSTON. T,esf.
ISAAC AREDr!'. sec'y
CHAS. GILI. .Hfnn,v
c-GFopcr A 1',sr. d"'y authorized
Agent trr Baton Rouge az. 10y.
Y McCnrM,rR y NJ. H.rcu.
MclOR1uICK d co..
BOOKSELLERS AND STATlONERS.
Baton Rouge, La
SCHOOL. BOOKS. NDARD LITE
rary. Scientific and Miscellaneous Books.
Cheap Publications.. aud the Principle Ma
aa7ines and Periodicals. constantly on hand
Also-AMERlCAN an d FOREIGN
Writing Pare's. Blank Rocks. Envelopes.
Copying Presses Drawing Papers B,isto,
Roads. Mnnohromat,c Boards 4, VII.
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< NALL. Attorney at Law. Laurel
4 v erect. Na.cu Nause. La jaNit.y.
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MN WARF-We have now in store n
1 large assortment Of Tin Ware ofeverv
description which We offer at very reduced
p,;ccs TARGUIER \, IAM)t'F
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IUST RECEIVED. coal NODS aud
j sbovetg. Wood Saws and Bucks. Well
Buch tits and Wheels,
n. c MONTAN
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Sls IlGlrics.

TTST RECEIvFD-l5,'oz. hoves fresh
- Sardines doz gal Jars Of Pickles /:
2 dog. do halt Jars. of the celebrated brand
ef VIM. Underwood. basket sweet Oil !;
\ fine article Of No | Mackerel and Cod
FISH Also fresh Butter and Cheese Coll
and .e3carinc for yourselves.
ct.o1.v cf-.,LAeHAS X MrlviurLl-
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\. Bazin'S Pcrfnmcry.

I FRES1l supply Of \ Eazlns un-
~ rivatei pFRFTMERy and FANCY AAII-
CLFS direct from Philadelphia. such
COLOGNE WATER.
TXTRA ACTS fnr !IANpK fHCHFIFs.
MARROW rnMM ABE,
rIIlLoCOME do.
FANCY SOAPS; WASH BALLS:
SHAVING BRUSHES. HAIR do.
TOOTH brushes; Waters Tooth soap &C.
Far s,lp Al The Third Street DRUG STORE
uly93-y J. L. WALLET. Druggist
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DER HAEpEN's EXPRESS.
! A superio, lot Of Table and Pocket
Cutlery, past received and for sale by
,anl sdy LARGUIER & LANOUF.
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MCCORMICK 4 <o.,
Garden SEEDS.

fNNnE.N @EEOS!------
" Large D,nmhead Cabbage
Flat Dutch q
White Flat Dutch Tnrn,r,
Eu'a Raga
Large Norfolk
Caullhower u
Mustard.
Raddlsh N Carrot Seeds
lusf ,ereived and Ip, sale hy
Sop. 70 JOSHUA REAL.
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| u. STUART. Attorney and Cou"-
1s seilcr A. Ia s---Laare' street. nay9e-y
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JOSHUA DEAL, General Produce
~ psa,er, Ac., Church n. between THIRD and
yrt,v.,te strpets anggN-y.
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]. A. TROUSDALE.
Surgeon Ocmtlst-lsatW 0esN9r.
RENEWS tho tender Of his profess
IL sioWAt services In the various branches per
tanning - the DENTAL Art 70 the ladies and
gentleman ot East and West baton Rnuge and
the surrounding country:
A. TO his abilities the best ere w.
.Aewtia's can bs furnished necee- NIlVYO
aarv hut to those WIN have mt employed him,
he would respectfully refer to hts Kind patrons
who have 80 libera,,y favored hin, during the pas:
wear, with their confidence. and far which he
would return his mcst sincere tharks. rrcmi.ine
tsuse every exevtion to ccNti~~e 10 mer't the
tame.
Al, wsrA perts rme.. scientifically and wkh the
ntmc.t care and a,s~ With the view to durability.
thus rendering permanent AeneRt to the patient.
Ne vi, always ~ IN Mis- csRce from A. NJ. until
hp. N. Q
Odaes rccms over !. ". euiggias' shce stors,
Ialhyvtte street. cct2a
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u"rklcy's p1o"ghs.
TIVE undersigned agent will receive or
i dets for Buckley's sugar and cotton
plough. u. e. MONTAN.
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First Premium Blooded Horse

ChPIAIN BELLEUU y DEn.
w ILL stand for the Improvement of stock the
w ensuing season, on Mondays, Tuesdays and
Wednesdays at the stable OF this subscriber six
miles east Of Cadiz. on the Iiopedae and Wheeling
Plank Road. On Fridays and Saturdays nj the
stable OF the MANSION HOUSE in Cadiz, Ohio al
the following teims Single service $50 TO be
paid at the time or within ten days, otherwise it
wl be charged by the season, which will be So, to
be paid on the 18th of July next 10 insure mare
with foal $40 TO be paid the first day Of Febru.
AIRY next. Parting with an insured mare or failing
to attend TO ORDER forfeits the insurance Due at
tenton will be given, but accountability for ac-
cidents. "
Captain BcIfaunder is beautiful bright bay
seven years old, l5h hands high and weighs over
LOO lbs., compactlv built very strong bono with
great muscular developements His superior style
and appt tarance originating from his obliquely
placed shoulders depth of grth deep oval quarters
and broad fllets, symetry and regularity ofpropor-
ions, elegance and grandeur Of all his physiological
devolopemeuts being beautiful trotter and also .
No. racker.
Captain Belfounder is strongly recommended to
the public as combining useful properties than
any horse in Eastern Ohio; and his colts for szs and
substance, stand uneqalled. having taken the first
premium at the Wheeling Island Fair for the two
past years. will just inform the community thai
this is the last chance to breed from this cGebrp led
horse, as have made arrangements to take him
to Missouri next season.
m uch 26 1856. J. J. P. JOHNSON.
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Wholesale Clothing store.

No. A2s Weed 81, PlIt-i,aFRh. PA
HAMPTON. CAAPBELL d 90.
HAVlNi removed 10 their new s.oTshouss, No.
Ii I2S. Wood 81, opposite II. Childs & Co, are
receiving vrty large and superior us.orlmsHt oi
Ready Made Clothing. well adopted Il the Western
trade which they VIII sell Bt very SLIGHT AD.
VANCE Or COST Having made arrangements
with Eastern Manufacturers By which their stock
is Manufactured for themselves exclusively, the OBJ
jeetion generally urged pgainst Ready Made cloth.
ing on account Of disprop0rtiOnaie garments is OBJ
yiated and they receive only such ARTICLES as are
cut and made in good taste and GUARANTEED
TO FIT. Tte very large amount Of Goods sold
by the undersigned demonstrates that they are
cheaper than the same articles manufactured on 9
limiIed scale. HAMPTON, CAMPBELL & Co.
March ), 1856
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W AlIII PfPE,,

TIME subscribers now offer to the trade and Pub.
Il lie generally, a large and new assortment Of
wall papers OF every description, ranging in price
from cents to $3.50 per piece.
WINDOW SHADES
Fire Soreness, Fester Tops, Landscape views &c. in
great variety, and Of the latest designs. Derora.
tons for Halls, Assembly Rosns &C. in gold and
velvet Strangers visiting the city are invited "a
call and examine for themselves, at No. 81 Woo
st Pittsburgh. w. p MARSHALL, & Co.
march s, lS56.-3mo
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CARDING.

TINE undersigned takes this method es informinaa
Il the public tiht he has bought and Is now perrna
nenty repairing and fitting up the Cardnp FuiiinE
and Manufacturing establishment lnisy owned " NJ
X. Teal, three miles south ct Cpdizs an the road Hos
New Athena He expects 10 be ready 10 do ali tbs =
Cardng that he may be favored with tlsis seasop
Wool will be taken IN af fse store q Wood de a8
Smiths IN Cadiz, and returned promptly and all =
work warranted A liberal share Of public patror-
age is desired. Prices low as ether responsible Pc
establishments, h JOSEF Rs JOIINST0Ms kat
N. B. Coyerlet and Carpet WoaVing done on he !
most reasonable terms fof customers ct tise shove
establishment, Ts s.saff y, II. 9OlikSrODS.i isS Z
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william Kenyon,
nffn4 Msnsihriprsf of JukW
TEAM NJ EN- GLNES

ST EA MI ENGINES,
Hand and Slide Turning Lsihes:.
PLANINa, DRaE1Eo AND SeKEwIEs MaqHINEs,
SnAFTING AND Mill GRARIsG,
A ND every variety Of AIsehinisss Tools.--
"a Screws eni with Square snd Thread, for
Rolling Mills and ~ 0ihsS sstnTTI EsT s'
arOrders solicited and promptly attended 10.
~ ~ ss KECOMMENuA rf0Rs.
From the various recommendation Of machinery
bUill IN this estabshfnent the following exaraet
from etIsr 70 the Proprietor, from Mr. George
Slonn, OF Hanover. Coluinbiana county, isselectsd
Mr. Sloan is an old end entsTprEink citizen Of has
county, well known In thiL section IL Ohio adjacent
parts Of Psnns5 ysniu and kirginia His lstleT is
"MR. MlLLIAM kERYoSs sfss tr5st17 p =
- II, ia "Dear Sir--1 am pieseed to
say your Ensine does we'll. and gives great sSIis.
faction. i - as.ssaI sesa asti7'3 -
''In running our old Engine. .lor rather coal bur.
ner VI uied in 1850 ~ 1872, about one tushel and
half Of coal In manufacturing baItel of flour; and
with Two psiEs OF iour ieet bnFFs IN gOOd0fef could
only pack an average Of barrels pefhopf on both,
making from thirtyhre 70 forty per twelve houis,
with sixty bushels OF coal ia 1882 we used shout
two bushels ofcoalper barrel OF flour
I'm running the new Engine, we use about lhir.
ty bushels OF coal in twelve hours packing In samu
time sixty barrels oi Hour. We consider We ara
saving abouttwo thirds Of fuel formerly ased-tak.
ing into consideration the increased aiiulns Uf Hour
awe have only applied three run Of burs on your
Engine 20 yet but believed it would run four ii
needed. truns the three without any appearance oi
laborlng while the old ore labOred hafd toperferu
"In conclusion, the only fault WI have with yosy
Engine is, II grinds the wheat faster t.an the suily
But 1t saves fuel, and as to wheat, there is good
time CONT G. Very respectfully.
Il. zst a lsss geo. SLOAN
The following is from Mr.. Slonns miller.
''l have assisted Mr.. Sloan in making the aboye
statement, and fully endorse it.saf3 atslsyE
| tsep II. 1855. ''E CYRUS, Miller"
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ON MANHOOD,

ON MANHOOD,
AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE.
JMSt Published Gratis, tlse 1Otl,
TAEOUSAND!
| A FEW words on the ranonal treatment, with
~ out Medicine, or Spermatorrhea or Loca
Weakness; Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Ner.
yvous Debility, lmpotency, and lmpediments tc
Marriage generally, Fpe
By b. DE LANEY, NJ. D..
The important fact that the Innny alarming com
plants, originating in the imprudence and solitude
Of youth, may bo easily removed WITHOUT MRDI'
CINE, is in this small traet clearly demonstrated
and the entirely new and highly successful treat
nent, as adoptedby the Author, fully explained by
means ofwhich 'ory one is enabled to cure him
seltperfecty and ut the least possible cost, thereby
avoiding all the advertised nostrums Of the day
Semitic any address, gratis and post free in q
sealed envelope by RENTING [post paid two post
age stamps to DR. 3: DE LANEY, II, Lispenard
Street, New York city. trss RI \ Eyr
march 26; l856,-tf s4 fsfE@4 tseA1A
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THE NATIONAL H0usE.

TIME undersigned would respectfully - aA
IL ammo uRNe to his old friends md cns- s,sas
efal that he has again taken pyssessiaa l5ssSz vs.
Of his Old Tiyern Stand in Cadiz, (ths
National Hosses ons sqaafe west of the Rubiis ~
Buildings, where ne intends to accpmmodass wbeh
ner that he No paine will be Aparsd IL fnakpgsa
his guests comfortable. ThaRkfal tor past favpre
while engaged in the business he hopes = merit and
again receive liberal share of public patroaeep, aa
be intends 70 devote his whole time and atteniicns
that object. ,G w sEIOS C.sVkhk5kNHR a&A To-
April %, Is5S-ly Owner and prspriescF2 "A
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Splendid Furniture
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that he keeps constantly on hand all kinds
of Ca binet Ware manufactured out 4 the best ma
Terial and finished in the style, which he will
dispose OF on the most reasonable terms.
| lie has also recently received from Pittsbureha
large assortment of Fancy and Common Chairsk1AA~
Looking Glasses, Plates o all Sizes Gilt Mould III
ng for Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc.
He is prepared 10 furnish Collins of every kind and
will carefully attend to funerals. He has the only
Hears in town for the accommodation Of the country.
| Cadiz, March %, 1854. J. W. GILLESPIE
! N. B.--A nice Rockaway Carriage for sale cheap.
Ea."E'f ]. w. G.
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S. L. SHARP,

S. L. SHARP,
WHOLESALE and Retail Tobacconist, Market
w street, above Sixth, near the Railroad, Steu.
benville, South side, keeps constantly on hand al
kinds Of Manufactured Tobacco. Cigars and Snuff -
All articles sold by him are warranted TO be OF the
best quality. -..s..
31rAll orders promptly attended TO.
steubenville, Oct. 10, lS5J--ly. ..
L Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, ObstruIc-
tons ct the Urine, Gravel, &C., NC. For sale by
Dec. l9, 1855 JOHN BEALL.
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SteubeEville & Indiana Ra ilroad
Go sas &C., s g.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT

SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
I'm and after Monday April l4th. 1856, the
" CADIZ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave Cadz daily Sundays excepted) at so'clock
A Nc connect at the June ton with the MAIL
TRAIN which arrives at Newark at 4-1s NJ,
making close connections with the ira us of the
Central Ohio and Sandusky Mansfield and Newark
Rail roads for the principal cities in the Vest and
arrives at Steubenvllle at IL A. NJ, in time for the
orning packet for Pittsburgh.
RETURNING:
Leaves Stoubenville at $50 P Connecting al
the incton with the Mail Train from the west
arrives al Cad Z al els F. NJ
e q e z
From Cadiz to Steubenville e..............S I,0C
s" Newark ........... ......... 30t
" Chicago. go..................... l2OC
:" " Rock Island ............... l7,0C
! " Iowa City,. 1926
! For through tickets and further informal ion ap
| ply TO D. HILBERT. Ag't Cadiz.
i. DEvENNY Gen. Agr G. FULTON supt
| apri. %, lSj6-tt
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Fresh D5saT0S

a3 Fresh Drugs
"" subscriber is receiving his stock ~
l. of Sp-ing and Summer DRues, which
lave all been selected by himself in the Ef.I
.as'eFn cities; and is much the largest F&lkW
-ssortnent OF the kind ever brought to Aeh1
this market, and in point Of quality, price, !. will
compare with any stock IN the country II Ill sell
as low as any establishment west of the Lis.tains
Tor cash or approved country produce. Person
wishing to purchase any article in the aIa
BOOK Ols ID G LINE
would do well 20 call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL.
Cadiz aprii 26 1854
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! hereby certify thstd have compared
lhe foregoing laws With the copy furnish
cd me, snd find them correctly printed.
MELLIhM 8. GRANFELL. 70
Auiilor Harrison county, Ohio. y
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[oosrIErKp raoN rIn.r rAaE

tll ts neat FFsieTI,d. Third. those foF
aom aPpiseaaiens- hcen longest on
Gle. olher lbngs B, ing equal shall be
Eext ppeItiied = udh, u county shall
have IN any insii,nii nlere taan is Just
proportion according to the RumbeF Of
insane yessens therein. ss provided 10
uie nineitsnth sceiitn Of this act, except
"a cases Where some OF e. orunty In Ihe
pame sel nm dislr;o. shall BoI have
. sufficient numb.t q Inmates 90 6i up It's
Il. lgopoF.hn. Ia sach cases the supsrin-
tshdeh may admi, ron a3 county more
',' tfHn rs Jast poPuiiioo, giving prefer.
epee ~ p..isn,s applying IS Lef,hbeiore
Iro, i,if1
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Every kind Of Humor;
on THE AC

R ss sssso Z ss e. ss.y a r .sHs. ss
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-13
AHNIN S HAABA1OM,
RECEIVING AND FOR " ARDTNG
MERcHANI IS.
YAZOO CITY. MLSSISSTPPT

1AZOO II, MlCClCOlFfl
Dealers IN all kinds of Eastern and Western
Produce. Also Groceries, Liquors, Fine Teas
&c, Bagging snd Rope, Plantation Goods of
every kind, such as Kentucky jeans, and Lin
seys, Negro Boots and Russets, Brogans Low
ellis, domestic and Al kinds Of Sta lie goods,
Carpenter and Smith toois If every descr ption,
Castings, large wash kettles, Pots, Ovens,
STiders, Extra lids, Stw-pans, Skiilets, enam-
eled Kettles, = suldrous, Stoves. Glassware,
Nails, Tar, Lime sud Cement Window glass.
and Sash, Putty, O'ls. Powder, Shot and Lead,
Hardware, and all kinds of Cutlery
Ere double and sin led Barrel Shit Guns,
Rifles. P WIDER Flasks, Gun Caps. El-y's pat
eat Gun wad+ and Caps, Shit Pcu hes, Wip
ing rods, &c, &C., Wo"dware of every de>cfip-
tior 80 Wagons. c. T., Whee lbarrows, Corr,
Shelters. Straw Cutters, Pump Curbs, and Fix
lures for Cisterno.
Fine chewing and negro T bacco, Cigars of
every quality. Also Agents for Geo. Page g.
Co. (Baltimore) Portable Saw Mills.
Toey are prepared with good Fire Proof
War house fcr the storing OF goods and Cotton
liberal advances made in cotton stored with
them.
Uo- Particular attention given to receiving
and frw arding of goods
Yazoo City. June 6, ls56-ly.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-13
VOTE LADIES SUMMARY,

MRS. A J.. PECK, from st Louis, but re-
lNl Gently Of Bascom Seminary, Grenada
Miss, would respectfully inform the ti'zens rf
Yszoo City and vicinity, that she wi ] open :
schuoi for young ladies, in this city o' the first
Monday in January, the session to be Of five
months. All those sending their daughters
may rest assured that no pains will he spared
to make them acquainted with all that is use-
ful or ornamental.
The terms per Scholar for session OF FIVE
months. will be $40. The Tuticn fees will
be pdva6le montktv Pupis will be charg d
rom tie date of entrance 10 TIE end of The eurreni
session, and no deduction made, unless for pro.
tracted illness. e5n A. T.. r.
Yazoo City. January IL. 81 If
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VOL. 2--NO. 4.
SEPARATlON,

We parted in silence, we parted at night,
On the banks Of that lonely river,
Where tile fragrant lines their boughs unite,
1 We met and we parted forever.
The night wind sang, and the stars above,
Told many touching story
OF lrenda long passed to the kingdom of..love
Where the soul wears its mantle ofgl6ry.
But ere we sighed our last farewell,
In wild and bitter sorrow,s
Oar whispered vows (rtn smbered wel1
Spoke peace to the coming morrow.
The lips that echoed that VOW of mine,
Are cold as that lonely river.
And that eye 1.-THE beautiful spirit-shrina
Has shrcuded its FIRE forever.
And now on the midnight sky lodk,
And my heart grows full to weeping;
Each star is to me sealed book,
Some tale Of the loved one keeping.
We parted in silence, we parteu in tears,
On the banks Of that lonely river,
But the fragrance and bloom Of those by.goht
years,
Will hang round its waters forever.