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sURANGE, ANNUITY AND Trust COMPANY OF PH1i-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PERPETUAL
Assets, january 1st, 1856, 81 ,42I ,612 42s
DIRECTORS OF THE HOME BOARD.
A. W: Thompson, Paul B. Goddard, MD, John Ely
s"Gs HssR SaGsS"
HERN E. j5hss5s fShTBSFR rfssssns
y oes So is Camp street.
The underigned General Agent of the above well known
ssons o @ persons @
to i his i friends aas and he i pnnlic following ~ S
:S;sa $ss g. x w. \ S:
Company
ss
Hsnry \ onsda1s Sehn D. BEN sNe' Fioraaes co.
GSH asc an'FhE th Bneh once
sPamphets blank FORMS beobtained at the office.
HHp 5osnrH RRsssDes, Rsss y; II H Medical Examiners
In attendance DAILY HAR%oS t5S% Il f boSsh
Jazz ly No. 4S Camp street.
NQTICE.--THE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
tons and prepared take Fire Marine and River Risks
E!' gss + Fat; p:nerr 4 4 :; & d Frsssnis Essnr
M Alsz; ! j: Kssii{, i: 4 ksvl}ins: .s'
i Hssi il FSnsss;s E;lssn; feP;y 5R ssist ksG;aa"'
Jno. G. Kicks, J. G. Gaines
THOMAS StOO, President,
90 JAS. EDWARDS. Secretary.
} New Orleans, Jan. l, 1856 ja2 ly
MERCHAMTs' uALINsURANCE co.
lYI OF NEW ORLEANS-Otfice. No. 1US Canal streel.
DIRECTORS:
sRan isan SensS M N fSe1H Seas eas
B. p Voorhies, Pierre Pouts,
This Company organized the mutual principle prepared
Policies for Marine 6S biTSF f9a lie Hun President
JULES DoLHoNpE, Secretary. jel3 ly
~ INSTITUTIoN-0hice No. 81 Camp stree-Incorpora-
ted under Act of the Legislature, 18th March, 1856
The office Of the Institution will be open for the reception Of
Deposits every morning Sundays excepe) from O'clock
and on Saturday evenings from to o'clock.
deposits of One Dollar and upwards will be received
Ihe of the funds is strictly limited by the Act of
state Of Louisiana, and of the City of New Orleans.
Loans npon unInproved Real
Estate within the limits city Of New Orleans not exceed
ing GU per cent of the appraised cash value
Loans pledge Stock of the Incorpoaed Banks
new Qen not exceeding 60 per cent of the market value
All interest or rroht derived from the employment of the
Nd Trustee directly indirectly borrow any Of the funds
OF receive any pay Or emolument whatever. II
Cerhcaes OF deposits having rate to be agreed
will be issued for not less $1,000 deposited for
specified time. N - "
TRUSTEES.
George Eustis, A. D. Kelly, William, Vope1
W. N. Mercer, Geo. Urquhart, r. b. Spmner'
Wilhelnus Bogart, P. Wood, Thos A. Clark
W.N MERCER, President
y W Z !osEh' NGsHh' }ves Presidents
D: .WITHERS, Treasurer.
be obtained OF the Office. a2Sly
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INrEREsT1SG.-The proceedings on the Inaugural
ton Of the Dudley Observatory, in Albany, N. Y,
on the 2sth ult, were full of interest:
The large tent in Academy Park was crowded to
its utmost capacity by brilliant audience Of from
four to five thousand persons, nearly half of whom
were ladies. The platform was crowded by,rnen of
distinguished learning, ability and position, among
Raymond, the Hon. Joel T. Headly, Lorenzo Bur
rougls and other State officers, and all the men of
science in the Association. Gov. Hunt Profs Bache,
Gould and others made brief addresses. letter
lars for the furheranee of the objects which the
Observatory was founded. The announcement of her
hberality received with loud cheers and general
uprising Of the vast audience. The Hon. Edward
enthusiastically. His address occupied over an hour
in delivery, and was most able and eloquent pro-
dnction. The entire affair passed off in an admira-
hfa noannar 5#3 - .3sE$
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asA, POINT CLEAR HOTEL.-THE PROPRIE.
TORS of the Battle House have the pleasure o informing


~, POINT CLEAR HOTEL.-THE PRoPRIE
@ TORS Of the Battle House have the pleasure at Informing
will be opened on Wednesday, 1ltt'Jnne. G 4l
During past the have been improving the Grounds
and have made additions to the Buildings which
perfect greatly augment comfort a North
Whr built which will lessen the distance and time
considerably Stable has been erected and roads much
Point Clear has advantages over all places upon the
snperor a BTH and oYsTERs
Bocs Band has been engaged for the season. and every
ey attendant Mt watering places will provided
season between the city and Point Ciear.
yls hssss toes may aeSufsd T. GHaMbERLA1N
49,, THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
opened on The first dnS q June under M 5he personal At.
Every will be brought to bear to make the visitors
home. myN If
A UCTION NOTICE. So THE SUBSCRIBER RES
N pesusy informs his friends and hs Pubf re-
has taken his office, No. 3S Camp street @tffEJ
viii attend to the sale Of Real Estate, Stocks, Negroes, Ad
minisrators Assgnees and all others according law He
will also give and personal attention to all outdoor sales
Register viii be kept open all the Real Estate and
ton Every facility in his will be offered to buyers and
Practical Dranghsman and Plan Drawer will be constant
With the assurance that he will give strict attention his
business in all Details he that he M receive share Of
no@ Office, No. 33 Camp street.
V1oBY's EXPRESS CITIZENS MUST BEAR
by the Kate Frisbee all the Watering Places the
Coas messenger will travel on the boat and ears and take
different points will receive and forward a Packages entrusted
This Express also connects with Mobile Montgomery Badon
Springs Point Cless Hollywood and Dancy Chest at the Of
s Baggage by the Kate Frishee checked through and
d 6lo nj all will admit" and T yHs 81
ie3 3m Is Gravier street, corner Camp
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EproR1AL CHAseE.-The New York Evening
Post, Of the 18th uit., says: a
Park Benjamin Esq, is We learn, to take the edito-
rial conduct Of Frank Lese's Illustrated Newspaper,
and the second monthly. Those periodicals have ac
quired large circulation, which will doubtless be
augmented under the experienced management of
Mr.. Benjamin. Mr.. Benjamin, by the way, will con-
tnue to accept invitations to lecture IS heretofore
before the various literary associations, his time
will not be entirely occupied BY editorial duties.
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r,REscENr CITY SOAP woRE1s-DEpor

A 4
Of M oa s an hf hy
seut the public for its approval competition with the BEST
sSp So rom day
I t. Ta n IL
quantity to inure the finest fabric Of ladies' apparel
PS &" @ S sG
aad a M
RATHs;-BATI1s-BAT No.
ROLLINS at his post. The ysrandah are for
where he gye at all hours Hot Cold Vapor Shower Or
His SALOON is supplied with the best artists
the country afford and as Shaving Hair Cutting Ceann
feels assured that he serve with aacry and dispatch the
He has for sale well assorted stock fresh PRFuRy
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and tic best Dyes and Toncs for
nGa at his Diamond Hair Cutting and BabiRg sseon
THE ssT,AMDAESD REMMDY.-B. A; FAHNE-
ectua medicines for the eradication Of worms that has ever
been Offered the pnb Be cautions in n parshssn as
following: ~
sessrs B. A. Fahaestocs GosGentsmsn Il is but due
you that hive selling your veriuge for the
,9a saaeo S i by the
Clans Of tue town and and the standard remedy
1s SH 's S9 oo1Ns Druggist
csnry merehsns thronshous he unsd states yaikMim
XHTnI. wv. w. EEOOD.-ATTORNEY AND COUH
| w sELLoR-AT-LAW, and Solicitor in Chancety, having
removed from New Orleans and located in Jackson Miss will
give attention to all business entrusted to his charge
h a aaa ri ses AZ sn s o2 sn a
Circuit and Probate Courts Of Hnd Rankin, Warren and the
adjoining countless e m n y 90 ~ =
bar Special attention to COLLECTION OF CLAIMS AC-
! COUNTS, NOTES, etc. s..E-= -gt 20
oFF1oEIn Elis's Buildings corner eff State and Pear
Streets, jackson, Miss aul5 fdkW.
RAND BOXEs-lsOo dozen at 81 Is and 81 5oper dozen
| ~ for saleby !
| NEWHAIL HUTE, 81
| u1yl3 3n IS and 60 Canal ST.. of Old Levee
WINDOW GLASS--l2 oGo boxes American and Frenef
w Window Glass various sizes and prices for sale by
| ., ALFRED kEARNY,
| jy4 II Magazine street.
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7LO WEIR MIssIssIpPI,

= - = : -
Leayes FRIDAY, the 18TH inst Al spM f%5
f7-Gs n REGULAR FRIDAY VICFSS-
@Agaalsa95 hnrg and Milkens Bend Packet. -Seamer
80 Hranm s Lyon J. a. White, master will
Rodney Natefsz Fort Adams Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge
splendid accommodation, apply on board or 10 @
LEWIS sNAPPs& %! AZ Front street =
E-The Frank Lyon VIII continue a. reriar nacket
throughout the season. Particular attention paid 10 plantation
uta way business slFyt zg j. Ets4 t,s RS "
Il, IT. IN, UNITED STATES MAIL LIME,
solyille Paquemines, Baton Rouge Port Hud
Vickshnrg, ~ Gs I'll 4F9E : TN ~ II
d RrlEneess, Gapt Holmes, TUESDAY, At or; NJ.
= NnCcneZ. Capt tgeathers SATURDAY, at5 p. N. "
Theaboys mentioned splendid passenger racesw ieaye
enussd to 1hs vii and faithfully
it without delay. and without any extra charge 8 s5
These boats will not be responsible any package
containing money jewer other yauables unless regular
hls Of nang sd are zen the contents and vse
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
For freight oripassage apply on board. or 10 : 75
" -1 @s- ~. " CARROLLs PRITHCARD & co.,
p, yfsa 1sTzf 9 Ifa Union Row, So Carondelet st.
;f[. 7 b. Smith, NOD Tchoupitoulas st.
h All freight for Yazoo river be consigned house
at Vicksburg. s'Eat'le3 ~ lf7N ~ I-Uc5 " 81 tt
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Z UPP ER MIS- sIssIpPI.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 61 inst q 4 ? NJ F-E5 Z
4 -fT.T ha -, r. REGULAR sT. LGSUis PACKET.-
Il The tine regular passenger steamer Star of
the West, NJ: Gilman master, viii Leave
freight OF passage apply on board Or to 81 Y
Ohm ~ HYDE Il co. GG Poydras st. D
terme1jate landings St'' A'ist' f'iA t u
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JRDAY lloRNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1856.


'.. ,, I 2.... ., s.. s. s355s s5 5s.53 = !. SATURDz
a sEA-Go1NG VESSELS.
y .-- n TIE x.As. AND MEXICO.
e fs'iss; !, Sill
'sffs oP s s q 5a.sgs
''ps'in5
ssFisf III sfsas psyss ss vii 6 T Dc
WI pay
49, # OR KEY WEST. 81 ~. 4
sS Z FOR FSEY vEsT via TAMPA % AND ,t1: o.,
apply to ,3;5'} = % BARELII Il zoo, 4 co., ..-ao. -
N &s up HILADELPHIA.
Epa s. Il I!saiaI 5ssEs1 az
engaged E
For passage, apply to the Captain board, at Post "a
,kS5S FOR cPPIzIgLADEhPHIA 1pg 4 : = EEegkAn ,I
asaE gs,aSss
apply sS. ffi s'9s
9F Il Il! ssas pssE, tsi
Dennis Kelly Carson, master, having most Of
ssBsf ,ssN'
.au28 ---.L Z j. ti:2.t g Camp street.
Eo s1;s sHH
Queon. jackson muster, having mostof her cargo
pfsSS' je "pi'' = GEO " HYNsoN CO. So Camp street
EpF FAdRHPg Il 1s9Es, 5t Ta.:
bsa1 3 qs pae os ssansa e o4
p.s1iss' jeii Npl aEo. W HyNsoN CO. 81 Camp street
.@ra- =s~a sH OsTON.
.kEK FOR RBOsToN.-EEGU ULAR LINE PACK
r sdn,s fine fine fast sanE
freight Or passage ApG}yo Eo On b. SoAd HYHs9s smp st.
,s&S II. FOR BOSTON REGULAR LINE PACK;
fssszsship EranSonia White master having most Of
rs GEO. W. HYNsoN 4 CO,
vs. For passage apply on board Post g. second District
,s 7FS EoR nesToN-REGUhAa m E IA, LINE pAGs-
fst s bayn os ship 81 hsI eso
viii SH5 HFS5SS o6 $ 5sB ss
n-For passage apply on board, Post 49, Third District
s 1sE,l EoR s ; /: RI t1NE FACE.
vii have quick PSFfe PsF6 T. HYFgos S5
For passage apply on board Posi- - First District ys
,kS& FOR BosToN.-4REGyLAR LINE PACK
s IS snd 81 II "$ M4Ss6S So i Sanps,sss.
| For passage, apply to Captain, on board iyl3
hE& FOR BOSTON, REGULAR. LINE OF
viii a @ ssy
paE RfidsFf hs @s @ ss NC Stpa1 tpSaso on board ys
Eo E9sToHEFaE4R e ssts7 Sas sSH M FsF nsss
5S I For balance q osd fsH M = I as ssa54
6sS FOR BOSTON : REGULAR LINE-THF
| k5SHa Regular packet slip 1Iiddlesex, Cook master
board quick dpash FoS balance Of freight pas
s%fi Els apply on ''s5f GFS S!tS " HYNsoN Camp street.
kE7S FOR gosToN--REGULAR PACKET LINE
regular @ packet bark LasyR R Rsdling master
y ef f 2, heF eao ehaSa @ Nv WI LING, mve M rsPae
DAAnee z HYSsoN @PpE ssa
lYE6. FOR BosroN-REGULAR PACKET LINE
most @ q her cargo on board vii have i'm
mediate dispatch For bnanee of freight passage apply or
jel6 GEO. ". HYNsoN 4 CO, s. Camp street:
vERPoOL.
6sK FOE L1yERPool.-rHE Al SNIP OF
SEUNTHE, j. II. Young, MASTER requires 500 bale
Cotton complete her cargo For freight passag
| apply j. H. ASHBEIDGE It CO,
| aus I20 Common
| SHR FOR LIVERPOOL--THEA Al bark Old
RS3s Hickory, Veacock, master, is loading TO
4AAEssthe above port and will with dispatch. Fo
freight of -four gran apply board opposite Beef Market
| or
! ieg7 J. H. AsHBRIDGE L Co, 100 Common street.
SSR FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHAR:
&ER% TERThe AL fast sailing brig May Queen, bull
Wilmington Del. of the best materials and cope
fastened $500 barrels fine order
age. Apply on board, opposite Jackson square, to
| jy2. GEO. ". HYNSON L CO., 80 Camp street
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n1~ For the benefit OF the Invalid portion
Of community the following from the Almanac
of Dr.. c. N. jackson, proprietor of H00FLANDS GER
MAN BiFTERs hoping it may induce trial OF them:
T n NILES cave
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EouNoCTIAL GALE IN GEoEGIA.-The Columbus
Enquirer, of the I'd inst, has the following account
Of gale by which that neighborhood had been Wis
tied
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,a,XSS1 FOR KEY WEST via TAMPA AND CE-
tVlHMe OAR REYS.-The fast sailing schooner I1ibb1e
W sheppard Cant John LOVE- vii w be ready ready tor n5
Cedar Keys if sufficient freight offers For freight passage
apply to " &E 9ft@ ~ - BAREI1.I d CO., tA
Ru1S f5zs- z..., No. 81 Common street.
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fYEns.s " y. HyAEE.s - FOR MANDEFELE,
IewisbuTgI Madisonvie, coyngton and Abfts
FssssaSsssAs springa The steamer W. G. RouBa3
Capt Hoffman, Will leave for the above and intermediate lan
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sEA-GOTN4 VESSELS.
TIE X'As5 AND MEXICO. n

TO sail on sII EnAY IN September, at o'clock A. N
. Szscfsas SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP CORfs
SNHAS9S PANY-For GALVESTON AND MATAGoK-
DA BAT T-D. g. Mall Line!-The and mag
nihccn steamship Mexico, Capt. John 7. Iawless, com
mander will leave as above For freight passage, having
sef'Ga aaRRis G pas foet q e Julia
-. ~ . IazI8 8R opposite the Steamship Landing.
Shippers will please provide themselves with the steamer 8
form Of bills of lading. None other will be signed.
nT steamships of this Company will pay lighterage on
goods from Powder Horn to IIavaca. sgssits s5
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-07
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY,
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
THE PHILOSOPHER,
DANIEL WEBSTER,

A special agenttas visited Europe and made careful
and udeious selections offoreign works OF Art beth
in Bronze and Marble; Statuary and Choice Paintings.
The whole forming large and valuable collection of
Paintings and Statuary, to be distributed among
the members of the Association for the Second Ye
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP.
The payment of Three Dollars constitutes any one
member of this Association ahd entities him to either
of the Magazines for one year, and also ticket
in the distribution of the Statuary ami Paintings.
The Literature issued to subscribers consists of the
following Monthly Magazines; Harper's, Putnams,
Knickerbocker, Backwood's, Household Words,
Grahum's and Godey's Lady's Book.
Persons taking five membership are entitled to any
five of the Magazines for one year, and to sir tickets
in the distribution. The net proceeds derived from
the sale of memberships, devoted to the purchase
of works of Art for the ensuing year.
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED.
by becoming member of this Association u, are
LIST. III persons receive the full Uaiue of their sub
scription at the start in the shape of sterling Maga-
zine Literature.
Cd. Each member is contributing towards purcha-
sing cheiee Works of Art. which are to be dstribu-
ted among themselves, and are at the same time on
couraghg the Artists of the country, dsbursng thou
sands of dollars through its agency.
| Persons in remitting funds for membership, will
please give their post Office address tn full stating the
month they wish the Magazine to commence, and have
the letter registered at the Post Office TO prevent loss;
on its receipt certificate of membership, together
with the Magazine desired, will be forwarded to any
part of the country.
Those who purchase magazines at Book stores, will
observe that by joining this Association, they receiUe
the Magazine and free ticket in the annual
all at the same price they now pay for the Magazine
alone. For Memberships. address,
G. L. DERBY, Aetuary q. A. A.,
| At either of the principal Observation-Disclosures
Magazine' office, 34S Broadway, New York; or Yves
Subscriptions received by J. S. HEFRICK, Hon.
Sec'y. for Ravenna, Ohio. Nov. 90, IS55-sl-4w.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-07
TEETH TEETH
nOCT, SPELMAN would inform the cit

IL zens of Portage County that he has returned to
Bayenna and fitted up Doctor Swift's Drug
Store for the practice of his profession, where he will
he happy to wait on his old friends, and many ew
ones as will favor him with their patronage.
Doct. s. has had more experience than any other
Dentist in this vicinity, and much as any one in
Northern Ohio. In addition to this, during his alb.
sence he has come in contact with, and learned tho
manipulations of of the most distinguished Der
fists in the UnioD that he considers himself betej
qualified for the practice of his profession than if h..
| had remained in Ravenna. Still, he learns wi :.
has hitherto done is 10 every way satisfactory to tn.
wearer and some of it has stood the test of man
| years.
There are gold filings in this county which he inser
ted more than eight ago, which, to all appearance
are as good ifnserted but yesterday. The is
true his artificial teeth, and he refer the needy
to hundred persons who think their artificial quite
as good as the natural organs.
Doct. S. prides himselfon being one ofthe rery JeT
successful manufacturers of iEcorruptible mineral
teeth, in Ohio. And well he may, as this branch OF
the profession Ia, yet, little understood, though
now taught in every Dental College in the Union, ena-
bes him to restore the mouth its original shape and
contour, well as mpartng character and ndividu-
alty to the teeth.
where he can be consulted without charge; and his
prices for work will be found reasonable that OF
any reputable Dentist in the country, but he will not
be Influenced by horde of irresponsible selfstyed
Dentists, who are "whippnS the eat' from door to
door, some of whom charge exorbitant prcesfor work
that is absolutely worthless nay positive injury to
the patient, while another class, who have
price which they obtain for their services which
wo1ld be very dear the patient il rendered gratuit-
ously. T. L. SPELMAN.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-07
FROM MRS. Miriam s. PARRISH,

FROM MRS. MIRIAM s. PARRISH,
Who enjoys wide reputation Physician and
can Compound'' in my practice, for Nervous and
Scr0fuious Affections, with perfect 1t quiets
the patients nerves, while relieving them of hack
believe it sovereign remedy for all cases of Nurs-
ing Sore Mouth and Nipples: ! also used it in one
case Of Eryspelas and found It the best thing had
used. Half bottle gave full relief for the pres
ent The patient is very anxious to have more. In
fact through the recommendations Of those who have
used 1t. have had numerous calls for it, Please
send me box Of your medicine, and ] will pay you
Ps. You may make what use you please of this
letter. as have waited for sure and certain results
before writing you.
Mansville. 81: Lawrence CO.. n. Y. May 81, 1855.
ERYSIPELAS OR SCRoFULA.
Mr.. Thomas Gould, Of Aurora, N. Y, writes May
I'D 1885, that his son. aged three years, has been su
fering for than year with eruption, resem-
bling both Scrofuia and Erysipelas, and after trying
all the popular medicines and different schools OF doc
tos says that his son entirely cured with bottles
FROM GEO. w. CRAY
Gents;--I think your Is Bach American Compound
the most valuable Of medicines. My. wife has been
cured by 1t Of Derangement Of her Stomach, which
has afflicted her for years an and my daughter an a.
did NOT use half bottle, which cared her satrsiy,
Any of the above persons named, will answer any
questions as to u!sts'fTsstsi To TTvasips.
This Compound seRtaiBs as great healing eleme nj
Compound F7Hid Eztraet Of BaGch Drop or Cancer
Root loEg known to the Indian asa never fa ling
for scrofnlss Consumption, Hunors Ofthe Blood
and for Chronic Inamatt0n; and 10 now for the first
time given to the public. 1t is secret preparation
as formulas are furnished to Physicians We only
ask one trial. Our medicine stands upon its oWn
CAPTION. Each bottle he .eaf,er win bear the Jae
siiis Of p " r. Coventry Co., ne the large sale al
ready reached renders Il impossible give written
signature TO each bottle, as Intended Bay Of
" asle - asaess ror 20 see Sy a dealers n medicine
sale by VI. Ward, Close Co.. New York
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-07
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