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GREAT MASONIC HALL.

THE LARGEST PIANO FORTE. MEL. .oDFOS AND
MUSIC STORE ~ TUE UNITED STATES
Wil be opened October 18th 1855, la the Masonic
BuLnisG, Chesnlt Street shove Seventh Phladelrhia
by JOHN MARSH, the Sole Agent for Boaidnsn
niay Cos celebrated Dolce Campana Attachment
ilano Fones, snd c w. Fisk Cos Premium Melo.
deons. Also, Piano FnItes and Aleole,gs of other ds
unsushed makers J. NJ has Obtained a sass for several
yeaIe IN the new magnificent and well known Mas,n,e
budng where he intends keeping the larses, stock ana
assortment of Piano FoTtes, Meodeons Music and Mu
slca Instruments ~ every description, all OF which are
carefully selected BY himself and warransei 70 give per.
Ocsober 27th, ies5.--tf
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GENUINE HONEY SOAP.


yHNHE purity, fragrance
ID & mild emoliient ,sssty3SssssAs
properties of this Soap. IN czSIlssA Sc
renders it especially de- ,s.s sSssSSss;, - sAx.s
serving place on every ~ e's ssssssi1s5x
toilet. For chapped hands, a Il.
and various diseases of sss:fss ~
the skin, ii is unequalcl---Each cake is stamped
WM. CONWAY, lGS South Second street,
Philadelphia. No other is Genuine.
Improved Chemical Olive Soap,
Warranted to Wash in hard, soft, or salt water
This soap has powerful cleansing properties
which readily remove Oil, Paint, Dirt, &c, from
every description of goods without injury to them.
For all domestic purposes it is superior to any
other soap in use, and 20 per cent cheaper than
the common rcsin soap. Each bar is stamped.
WILLIAM CONWAY,
les South Second street, Philadelphia.
Manufacturer of Fancy and Staple Soaps, sperm,
s,earne and tallow candies, importer and dealer
in sal soda, soda ash, rosn, &c.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Pnla. Angus, rs, lsj5.-tl.
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GENTLEMEE's CLOTHINGi
JOHN W MI -ARTTN
MERCHANT TAILOR,

SUNEUNH, ElA,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Sunbory and
the public generally, that he has just received
from Philadelphia, choice and select assortment
Of Cloths, Cassimeres, &c viz:
French black Cloth plain and twilled.
Black Beaver do fer overcoats.
Fine blue cloth.
Claret cloth.
Cassimercs--french black corded.
10 do DO Doeskn.
do do grey mixed Dceskin.
vestings-plain olack silk velvet.
do Figured velvet. Plush velvet.
do Black satin figured.
Woolen Shirts and Drawers.
Gentemen's Pocket Handkerchief.
DO Neck.ties.
All of which will be sold or made up to order In
the latest and best style.
Sunbury, Dec. /, ls55--tf
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Bargains at the Old Stand.
EArLTNG & GRANT
A RE now opening new and very desirable
IA stock of FALL and WINTER Goods, en-.
bracing an endless variety. Their stock con-
eists in part of
Black & Fancy Broadcloths G. Cassimeres,
Winter Wares for men and boys, all styles and
prices.
DRESS GOODS.
SILkS--Plain and Figured Black.
An assortment, Of Plaid Stripe and Figured Fan.
cy Dress Silks at unusually low priees,
Shell!es, Braces, Brazc De Lains, Mus.
De Lains, Lawns, &c,
AMS--from % to rs cents per yard.
CALICOES- " l2i
WHITE GOODS,
Cansric, Jaconetts, Swiss, Tarlton, Null, Bobi.
nett, French aud Swiss Lsces, Edgings &c.
Brown and bleschcd Mus!ins, Dhlngs. Ticks,
Checks, Towlings, Table Diapers, &c.
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE and QUEENsWARE,
Csdar-wars, Hollow.ware, Iron, Steel, Plaster
Salt and Fish.
Alec a fresh supply of ,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Thankful for pas: fayors. we hope by strict
attention and desire to please, still TO meet with
tho approva! of our friends.
ty~ Country produce OF all kinds taken q, the
highest market price
SunburY, Nov 3, ls55.--ly.
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Trusses! Trussesi! Trusses!!!
al c. II. NEEDLES.
Truss and Brace Establishment,
S. IT, Cor, Of Tce!6m and Race Streets,
Philadelphia.

A1-A@ieNAFAA-~'
HMPORTER of fine French Trnsscs. comb,
il ming extreme lightness, and durability
with correct construction. HerniaI or rupturcd
patients can he suited by reuirtng amounts, as
below ;--Sending number OF inches round the
hips, and stating side affected.
Cos, of single Truss, So, So, -, SIS. Double
- S5, Sc, SIS and $40. Instr clions as To wear,
and how To effect a cure, when possible, sent
with tue Truss Also for sale, in great variety.
Dr.. Banning's Improved Patent Body Brace,
For the cure of Prolapsus Uteri; Spinal Props
and Supports, Patent Shoulder Braces, Chest
EXpanders aud Erector Braces adapted to all
with Stoop Shoulders aud Weak lungs; English
Elastic Abdominal Belts, Suspensories. Syringes
male and female.
" Ladies' Rooms with Lady attendants.
Phila,, Aug. 4, ls55--ly Ps.
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S. z, Cor. 9TH & CheSnut SIS.

This Institution, which WIS FIRST
established in September, 1914, and
numbers among its graduates hun
dieds of the business men in this,
and other cities; was on June Atm,
1855, Chartered, and established as a
College, in accordance with Act Of
Legislature.
The COURSE OF INsrsucrIoH is Of a
thoroughly practical character and
contains ell thOse branches necessary
for use in business besides which,
the pupils have the privilege cf attcn.
dance upon u course Of LECTURES
UPON COMMERCIAL LAW, de-
livercd tur their especial use, by emi-
ncnt practitioners.
For the present scnson, the Hon
JuDds SuARswooD's services are Ell.
gaged in this department.
). II. CillTTENDEN, Principal.
tR Catalogues viii Ice sent to any
address, ON application By letter.
Also, CRlrTENDENS' BOOK
KEEPING, on receipt per mail of the
price, 81 so Key 10 same so cts
d. 10, ls55.-6ms.
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SALAMANDER SAFES.
EVANS & WATSON,

EVANS & WATSON,
No. 26 Sou'h Fourth 81, Philadelphia.
sssS, GREAT FIRE, Ches,nu,
kfii,ftsF 6 - & Fifth Streets, Friday
is5 ssssS,@ :i.ts;h morning, December 35;h,
81 s,s,sssss *, .sgC 1851. Evans i Waisons
~ sts..4 = Z. asisk Salamanh.r Safes Triurn.
tCss! 80 e.-s-S -.sF phant as they always are
- -, - when put 10 the test.
PHlLArEhriui Dec. Is. 1854.
Measrs Evsss q WATscs. Ne. 80 South
Fourth St. PHILADELPHIA
Gentlemen We take much piesrure in re-
commencing our SalamanGsr Safes 20 Merchants
and others III want OF secure means Of prcscr.
wing their hooks, Iapere, etc, from fro, "a the
one we purch asci from YOU about scvon mouths
since has preserved our books. papers and cash
in aS good condition as they were when put
into it, before the great Gre Of this morning, which
destroyed the entire block Of buildings corner Of
Chestnut and Tifth streets. The above safe was
in use in our Office, on tho SECOND floor Of our
building, from which place it fell into the cellar
and remained there until the ire was out. The
Safe was then removed and opened in the pres
ence of al least 1000 persons, who witnessed the
good condition of the contents. Will you please
have the Safe and Locks repaired, ia we intend
to put it in use again, having perfect confidence
in its Gre-pTooi qualities.
You're, Rcercctfully,
LACY d PHILIPS.
Evans 4 Watson take pleasure in referring 20
the following, among tie many hundreds who
have thcir Safes in use u. \. Mint, Phi!ada ;
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Phila Samuel
Allen, Esl., High Snerii', Phila John II. Hen
derson, City Controller; Caleb Cope &. Co, No
1873 Markc; ST.; Richard Norris 3 Son, Loco
motive builders, Philada Bancroft & Sellers,
Machinists, corner 10Th and James SITS; Fran
Kiln Fire Insurance Co, Phils.; Pennsy lyauiu
Railroad Co, Phila.; Lacey j Philips, corner
5th aud Minor SITS Sharpess Bro, No. Sc
| South Second ST.; James Kent e. Santee, No
IA North Third st; " II. Horstman * Sons,
No. s. North Third 81; Smith, Williams & Co.,
No. 81 Market ST.; J. & 3. Orne, No. 1874
Chestnut 81,
large assortment Of the above Safes aw.v.
on hand (warrancd 10 stand at least 10 Per ce nj
more ire than any Hcrrngs Safe now in use.)
EVANS & WATSON, also manufacture and
keep for sale Iron shutters, Iron Doors aud Iron
Dash, for making fre-proof Vaults for Banks
stores, public aud private buildings. Seal and
Letter Copying Presses; Patent slate Lined Re-
frigerators etc. Please give call, al No. 2s
South Fourth ST.. Philadelphia.
April 7, lSJ5.--ciy. 10.
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1. I. BE YlM

kS-@1s~ N S.A% IT ls. 80,
s1Gmokin Pa.
WE subscriber beg. leave tc inform his trien,s
-, ana the public generally. tbs: % la, taken
.he above well known tisnI, and will h. bsr,v
accommodate all who 'nsy give liz, call. I"
shamokin, July S, lss4,-
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NEW DRUG eTQRE!

sf - -" - ~ - = - AJ..As
WEIsER & T2Ej.TTESTr
Wholesale sad Retail DIp ,gia.s,
har'H S., nsT: Door 10 !. !. B,igsr. Stsr.
sUEEUEy, Pa,
4 hfFHR 30 the Fuh.ic ,ho l4rges, and hes:
ss!eci'd stock ever opsned IN this s,ctlyu cf
country, consisting Of
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS,
Meo'el7"S, Chemicals, Ground Spirss, Paints,
oHs, Nst1ishts. Dyc-,tu'ir. " Window Glass.
fs'ent Medicines together with 4 ro,nplete AZ
snr;n"rt Of Paint, C!othcs, Hair. Tooth. NAH
snd shaving Brushes, Dressing. SIDE, Neck and
Pocket tomhs. Fancy Soaps. Shaving Crpar.
Tobacco, segatk Por MOnius, Stationary, Coz.
feciior ,ries
PURE WINES AND BRANDlES
For Medicinal Use. English. Frcnch and Ameri.
can PeriuHcry, Fancy Goods oi every dcscrip-
ton in short every s;iiclc kept by Druggist.
generally.
" Prescriptions Cdrefralg Compovn3ed.
GEO, Il. WEiSER,
WM. 4. BRJNER.
Sunhnrv. Nay 30, ls5t.-
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PREPARED BY
J NJ ES c. \ Y Z Il,
practical and kuHIytieHl Chemist,

LOWELL, MASS.
Prics 25 Cents per Eox. Fiye Eoxcs for 81.
SOLD RY
weiseT / Bruner, Sunbary; Bird J.hn, Sham0kin
w Wiener, Northumberland; J. L. Caslnw, Million
and by all Druggists in Northern Pennsylvania.
June %, IS55-ly.
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C1LENAN'S

Philadelphia, Oct. 10, lss5.-6ms.
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4 RNOLp'S WRITING fLtlD and Asbs
4 sirs and cEsl envelopes, Tor selc by
ii. Is. MASSER.
Sunhurv. Inn 10 iG.2.--
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FIR Il. II. HlGBEE'S remedy fer coughs.
colds, ard pulmonary diseases. supply of
this va!uss.s medicine ju,, received and for sale
by MASSER.
Sunhrrv. lime 4. lsas.--
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q ~ 'gE'i "'T"''tI "''H'
GREAT FIRE, Ches,nu;
& Fifth Streets, Friday
morning, December 35,h,
1854. Evans + Watson,
SalsmanA.r Safes Triurn.
phant. as they always are
when put 10 the tcat.
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! For sale Four Hundred Negroes and Ten Taou.s nd
Acres OF tass-h1ake Land in Dallas and rersy

For sale Eour Haaarsd Negroes and Ten Taousa nd
CountisE, AIabanas. .I7E.sr-s- 80 ~'Nt'' 80
The dfl Monday in Apr hs 7l viii SELL 3. cahawba
tecepaneasat sixty % ninety days, bearing interest,"
and aso a sa Sa Longer time Al
o,l ~" m an % se a. any n aa,ns lh pyae sale fo
aea os9o acres q ne bee,
i"a rsaaa ssss sssaisf aa 's He SINE
, sns rlss r.s y !, B.s.,ns Place " Lgaow = Lod
az ssa sss ,o = no ~ ne world Ao
hsld eig miles @ he s ~ s'iasaae adjoining snaer,
acre saened % ~ ts dwelling house, oniees ouboases,
s u9s as g q , - miles below tes ey q Maage abou $50
AZ s as ws u @ and asa O. @ Ma, aassa ss
sand acres mending four Of the selma
from sa depot !, ,s uneuoa {" .hs Mai.on lal
l"as, sSs ~ s a. sa an as d - and from which aspo. the eaI ~"
~" are we miles d Two mites en- ID w,hn
u euyan good gia. sn holsea eo,sa presses
Twissthen IL ae,s 20 suit purcap.r. 81 soo osc 500
a,eoo 1900 acres sve opened and
nestoes, su'ek pIan,a.oa 'o,ia ptovepdsr sc.
Possession ar the above given
The pure insers az time whilst The crop growing
ber Or January next as they may WISH n f
nez viii ha' day, sci, highest bidder
Such advantages presented
m I,1 M ~s sa T. :. 70 engage m e euaH q cot
cane Sake region for sale al any price, or even 10 purchase
These plantations fertility and
!" ] a S y fq"a sS s not e T. @ s
prove " s asasa % @ one ha. no portion ." the Union
viii also sell privately for cnsh ime Of The beau
n ""S snS 10 A1 .ank. 1 Of 81 % an"
,nea.ing he urgss and des!saO oca' Offices
A,o svr desirable unimproved large lots, and small
Also about 30 head Of h,oded hsrss; among which are the ee
bd Brown Click several superior brood Mares several young
Among negroes are first trainer vern COED derr
exec s mechanics cooks seamesseS and house
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OFT LAND WARRANT. Public notice ip herely giy,n
~ ha' intend = apply The ~ Prrsi ~ at Wa~
hsi"h cy tminedtstriy the erpfson o weeks
erhl dale duplicate and ant IN lea nl land
" 51 fnF 100 which ISSUED TO WiIHB JhnH,
m sd day ~ February rs3 aHd csptan of the 81
hrHt Uisd staes nffny, Nencnn UNDER act o Sep
~ 1850, and winch fuh rqaeriy ~" by accd nt hav
g beu blown overheard pn rRmhAAt tho Ohio tvtr
near ssawEestewB, tiinois, and destroyed
. # WILLIAM ", JOHNS
FehG-'ag7w. ny Richard y, H0Epg, IS Attorney,
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TINE rihrr will remain la n gENv Gays to
aud Territories the control o
II Restorative lie VIII treat with pari,s for the
aie4 Louisiana Rusas Alabana Florida, Grorgl, North
Deawarr Tennessee, Kentucky Missouri
Oregon Territory Nebraska Knnsas Mnressta
utah Territory New Me NicO the island " Cuba
from the city, MI g.
W. }. l.. De CAMP.
Fsb Ia-dfu
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HIs is 60 give notice tet she subscriber hath OBJ
ansd from orphans' Washington cruuly W the
'ne' n Columbia rtiers ~ tdiuinasna The rpal
o Edmrrd Law lais 81 the Satr ~ lhnois aansasd Az
'oh claims sud decreased hereby wnnsd
Hi the ~sb no vouchers bprc0f The Euh"rber o.
Fe tie uReteent Asy ~ Ffbsulry iy otherwise
y" BE- excluded rnui an bcHeHt " he said
rn under my baud is naetsRnth day ~ Frbr ary, 1916
sfeb 3-lawJw HENRY MAY, AdminirtraLJr.
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~W Ns~N~
TO OUR stnscRrsnas.

The hsne Of no PsIsoa Win ssam u utss
'hs p~sAAsAt of'bs Aubscpioh be haaax ~ @asaaxs
Dsaat ssbserbefs uaay a. unSasy A. tsSt - 49,
u whieh wl be pad " sssualsd d sshuA -
safe
The COUNTRY PArER Phlshtd tu ~sssiy saf.ss a. -
sions Of Cong sss, and weekly daslag lhs asss
subsenpnoas fos period less uan yeax u 80. K ~
terms propoitioned 10 the above
0U-PosTmAsTERs aalboa4ed hrs ~ aFssas 18
BY sending DAILY subscslbsrs, e. stt -
sIsE sEai-wEEKLY subscribers, with sAs sse So tsNs
uued TO a copy gratis.
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Medical Card.

nOCTOR sTANsLAs HERNIsZ regular practitioner Of homu"
pahy. Oce 23 Fourteenth Consuita
from o, m 2, ..
Doe Saras fsHsz having returned from Europe with i'm
proved health, attend practice OF his profession
Iss Dnctcur raie RraseaiE.
DeI Doctor spnclI DeuI~ch
81 Dnctor bnbn Esprnp.
u Dotors pNTa hlnuo.
Ian "a tCu
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TmIs Is 10 give NOTICE thnt the snbserlber OBJ

TNHIs Is give motto. that the subscriber hah oh
from the Orphans Of Washington the
District Colombia ro administration the personal
0f Tbomls Illinois, dscsaEed. Al
having hereby
exhibit thereof suhscribsr
before day February they
by be excluded ou ali bene q sid estate
Given under day nf February, 1885.
Feb 2l-law3w HENRY MAY, AdIIn,surAtor.
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English end Frenh Bourding aud Day School,
Srpen BaiidthFS, No. l3s Pennsgrania avenue.
THE second Of this Monday,
L PRIMARY 4, 1855.
g Nv nurIton the French aRguags given lady
n Par redrs IN The family the hishet branches
ngtsh charge ~ Niss Brooke and every
means ATudpd fnr acquisition o thorough and leEaHt
Jan 9T--sod2w
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wiilards' Hotel.
J. G., h u. A. WILLARD,
Penny yrrunia areuHs and Fourtsenth street,
Washington, d c.

II L. MOORE - prepared e. furnish the best white
I and red ah coal at Cumberland all kpdr
TO his customers Al the lowest marker prices
22i0 pounds guaranteed tic
Hickory, oak, And wonA 4
good article and Fun relied
Yard side 9th street, bol~een e, opposite Old
gtardv
nov 3O-FTuThif
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~ EOIKGEG w. NOR Etts Attorney and Councillor nt
mw States circuit court eomlsioner commissioner
nf Claims, No. ~ Wall street, New York.
Justics Uaitcd states supreme Court
nn ~ Fish Unit senapri General J. o. Ioiten orps
Engineers Urri Saer w. Biir, snicto :" the Cour,
of tiAms Il u. Glst, ESQ and MAJOR Arnold HTd. washing
TOO Cigy. tlci lO--NFSsnnSn
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For sa,s-Twrnty-tnree Thousand Acres OF Land.

HE Subscriber Offers fo liberal teIms The FOL
towing tsnjs situated 10 JtspRr county, Indian, 1 acf"
Illinois, $40
In Hamilton 3D Thesn lands hnry umb"Ird ~
itbin mites of McCinnesnorourh, the
unty rat Taiad la Jeh"rEnu
county Irno 90 Franklin cnuny SO in Pope
$40 and other lands
Wisconsin. For further information call g. NJ GORlpN
No 9sS N -trrat, for j. l. DE CAMf'
washngtnn city, d. C., Feb. II, 1855.
Eeh lg-dilU
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Land Warrants.

John CLARK, uae register Iowa city, Iowa
military bounty the
have opened an Office Washington city d. c. in
viii local agents and The several land ofec the
State o. Iowa. by which offer acie.
caon oi land ants, only mode by which and
other holders fully avail themselves Of the bounty of The
The land will be selected, made, certificate
mnet sending
following fees, which must accompany the
40 fee for sell cuon aud ocaon "a which add land
office fee, Sl-SI.
80 selection and location, Sc which add land
ofnce s2-Ss.
ao acres selection and Iocaon SCI which add land
Office fee S3-Sli.
100 selection and location Slo which add land
Office fee, Si-Slt.
competent
the local Once.
guaaniy selections Judcousiy, upon
tua nseeon, aud OF good land la the dis
fict The lime.
The experienced
the State, fully advised all the
railroads, hbers and settlements aud
prospective. ....
win be confident from So 50
selected Warautees benefit this
aaenty designed, aud other holders, fail
large advance upon the face OF their
Warantees will to Of attorney locate
Ad Others will h the blank assign
the full uaupe of The locator
w. Webb s. 20.
delegation Congress- Hon. Charles
Mason, Commissioner Of Patents
Feb 2-G JIM
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NOTICE ~ hereby gtvgn tnat wit apply 20 the
~ commissioner Rrusius duplicate o fHeIs
and honny warrant issusd under The law 81 srP,rbs5
1850 and numbered 54Sl IN the wnt q" lsiJ
winch has been Witch his been assisued
pledged ~ otRied ny me- ny my authority. -. -
Jan l3-luWEv I0N ROSS.
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Prom Pdris and NeU York
NApAME DEvOSfs millinery has rived, and IL opened
VI for tS1scuu ut Lake., penusytvania
wnh of ladies OF Washington, GeOrgo~n S0
is respectfully invited.
Jan 24-tf
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F,o~ Prof. Par.on., Of tas Cambridge Lac School.
United states Mail.

MISSISSIPPI
PoET OTUCK DEFAErEENT,
February IS, 1895.
pBoFOsAfs conveying mail OF Uned from Ju
" T. ls To Juae ~, 'ss the following vii be
c"iVed Obce Of this department uut of
hrr - nsIt, " be dseidrd BY the 7th Of May following
1884 Prom ChSrssioa Miss BY Mouth Of Cold Water MreeiI
Cfass Roai Mound Place, Moofs Bayou, aud Lake,
To Hslena Ark, Is Wles and baek, week.
Leave Charleston Moaday o. 7, n.
Arrive az Helepa day BY 2, ..
Leave Helena "Wednesday nj 7,
Ariye Charleston next day by p D. m.
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SNETcH Book IS msi-tsr Eari, ny Q, g. Leinna'
Fhs Wa or snva'ioa; by AIbrr Barnes, 81.
be Orfau- ratsdl ny Y, n, Gys~e. 81.
Ja"s from the g. Iman, ~ W. u. Turcst 1s eeni,
Mar FRANCk TAYLOR.
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NOTE.

Proposals guaranteed by responsible persons,
hd by posmassr judge Of court ec"d aud
by successful bidder with surety,
before the 1T uf Jay
portnfmedy esch ~
omissions pmined three times The o the trip
be drdncied To avals far bshind ume % bfNh
Depending uaaas suicisny ercusrd,
"ah d the s,in or the trio II subject 20 foeufe
FINES viii be the delinquency b. promptly and sat
actnuy explained negecnR The mail from or into
post aace for suffering 10 be Injured, destroyed, robbed,
losti asd for susiP aer dsmand conyey the mail ss
eq1rnty the H coneafBed N nnH
hces Postmaster the
tract for suivr ugrosAby for Dis
ohsyiag the pct oacs laws department
The PRmasef General alter ihF schedule lie order
an ucresss ~ service by anwnR therefor aia
me contract pay Tie alsO e diseouinGe
IN whole decrease
monthr Compensation the ssTycr
Wh Rids should addressed secnnd Assistant Poet
master General snprshed ffoPosa for No 7i
"' farhrr pacaas p.pbet Advertisement Tor conveying
he sils In Alabama, Mississipp, ko ~ ~ and ls5S
.....-. - JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb @-taw4w Posiaaster Gsner,I.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-11

From Judge Mclean, Of The United Staes Supreme Court
long desired edition Of o the
Court as hts viii be- The the OF the
present
decisions been modified oveui d.
proposed IN tis edition, Will increases value
JULY IS, 1885 JOHN MCLEAN.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-11

From Judge Catroa, Of the Uted States Supreme Court.
The specimen volume you well edited aud well
succeeding well
have doubt that M astce Cu edition win al
all other Court
dtseucunbeIed reports matter
them and convenient The student and
the and The judge; and then the Is
be.
I,t,a n IAsK
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-24

Beware of a woman VINO wor-
ships dress. In nine cases out
OF ten such a woman is without
a single redeeming qualification.
Dressy people are generally
those who lack brains and edu-
cation, and cheat themselves in
the belief that the world, in adj
miring their gewgaws, forget
that their hearts are untenanted.
by a single womanly emotion.
A man who is attracted by mere
dress, is undeserving the name,
and is a dear bargain even to
the fool who entraps him. Our
young ladies who expectto catch
a husband by means of flounced
skirts and the Mechlin collars,
should try the virtue of amiabil-
ity and conscientiousness before
their folly consigns them to the
ranks of spinsterdom.
Extrayagant people are mover
generous. The woman who
pays thirty dollars for silk
dress is just the person to re-
pulse with contempt the pauper
who applies to her for broken.
food. Thelargest hearts are not
those which puIsate beneath a
moire-antiqua couroge-not by
good deal. Young men con-
templatlng matrlmony will take
notice.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-24
Chanccry Sale of Valuable lands.

In pursuance and by virtue of an in
terlocutory decree of the district Chani
Gerry Court of the State of Mississippi
pronounced at the March Special ter,
thereof. A. ID. 1856, the Hon. James F
EEotter, Vice Chancellor, presiding ; in
the Suit of Charles Butle r and other
compliments as 10 hn G. Jones and 9th
ers, defendants, [ will sell as commits
sioner appointed for that purpose, to the
highest bidder on credit of six months,
on Monday the 9th day of June next
ensuing, being the second Monday in
said month, at the court House door in
the town Of Pamela, the following deserib
ed lands, to wit The South east quarter
of section (22) in town ship seven Cd
of range six (6) west Of the Basis Me-
redian Chickasaw Cession, lying in Pa
nola county, State aforesaid,
Bond or Bonds with approved secu>
litv will be required OF the purchaser
or purchasers for the purchase money
bearing interest from date.
JoHN j. WILLIAMS,
C1'k q Commissioner.
5pr 26 nj 4-3w