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y sud contalnln9 nearly
double the quantity Of read
Ing matter In that OF the
FIFTY CENT OR DOL
LAR PUBLICATIONS.
Ii treats on the PRYSIOI,-
OGY OF MARRIAGE,
and the Secret Infrnities
and Disorder Of Youth ana
Maturity, resulting from ex-
cesses, which destroy the
physical and mental pow
ers. with Okzarrasgoro ~,
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+ No. 40 SsrsHth street, eetssess and II.
Dies LEAVE To INFORM The PUBLIC
- that she has in her emplsy the
same persons that were formerly AsN1zD
In the blishment, who aie fully
competent to conduct the Undertaking Business;
and that every attention will be given to calls,
day or night, as heretofore. m ~ ON
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noUBLE ICE PITCHFRs-SI ~
Plated and Britannis, dif rem SIZE 4; ~
nousesonishtsg store, is0 Seventh Ct ,e:
suf b. FRANCIS.
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Information FOR Travellers.
FOE HI A RPER'S FERRY,
t6h-Ss15sS Via ChssapsaIs 4 fRln-mua
OHIO CasaI.

THROUGH IN TWELVE HOURS!
THE NEW AND SPLENDID PACKET.
Il BOAT ARGO, Capt. CHAs. H. MERRILL
VIII commence making Resslas Ty,ps between
GEORGETOWN and the above Point on Mon.
day, March 9th, 1856.
The Boatwill leave the wharf Of w II &H.a
nesday, and Friday morning. AZ o'cIoci' "oa
Returning, she viii leave Harper's Perry every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning, at
O'Clock.
Through Tickets, x2.2s.
To Lsesbsrg 81 % tscIxding the Stage Hesy
Edwards' Ferry
Families Intending to visit the Virginia Springs
the coming season will find this by Tar the most
safe, pleasant, and cheapest route to Berkeley
Capon, Shanondale, White Sulphur and Warren.
Meals served on board at moderate rates
A coach Will always be in readiness in George
town to convey passengers to and from the Boat
For further particulars inquire at the store Of
w; h r. 6. RITTER, Georgetown, and
JOHN v. AVIS, Jr, Harper's Ferry, Va.
mar 1S--H
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EXCURSION BOATS
FER THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION
THE STEAMERS THOs. COLLYER OR
l. GEORGE WASHINGTON @h
can be chartered Tor public or Sc
lect parties to the White House Pavilion, -Fort
Potomac River.
For further particulars apply to the Captains of
the Boats or to the President Of the Company.
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~ r M MOI FLkT,s
NEW AND CHEAP
sADDLK. HARNESS AND TRUNK sT6RR
wv seventh st opposite Odd Fellows, Han
"a MESSRS. TOPHAM,
H late Of Philadelphia, and el1N
SXNORFLET Of this cliy,~ 4M d 81
respectfully announce 10
Yer friends ana the public, that they have com.
menced the Saddl!ng Business at the above stand
where they will make and keep Constantly on
hand large and superior assortment Owens az
ladies', and Boys SADDLES, BRIEIEs
MARTlNGALES, and WHIPS HARNESS OK
every description, both FOR city and country use.
an kinds 81 TRUNKS, VALISEs, and CAR.
PET BAGS. Ladies' sATCHELS. TRAVET,.
ING BASKETS, and FANCY WORK BOXES.
HORSE BLANKETS, COVERS, COLLARS.
and hAMES; Horse, Spoke, and bus; BRUSH.
ES. CARDS, CURRY-COMBS, SPONaEs.
&C., so. -
All material used will be the best tb,t ram b.
obtaincdi and both Of Us having boon Practical
vorkmen for several years, we feel confident tha a,
our work cannot be surpassed, either for style or
durability. by unremltting efforts to give salts.
faction We hope to merit, and respectfully solicit,
PasticulsI attention paid to coveaas Yruak,
and repairing all kinds Of work
Saddlers' tools constantly on hasA ley7 -n
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SofT CRABS AND GREEN TURTLE
a, oof are served every day ct C 6AUTIE :
e>>'~ns
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Miscellaneous.
ANTHONY BUCHLY,
u III D y e 4 A K = Il,
Shop AID Residence No. SOB Penns avonu'

south side, bstween 9th and 10Th &c;
vTAyING PROVIDED HIMSELF WITH
II au Elegant HE sA.ss
ana anon All n co1dnetnS his busbnes,.
WouId inform the public that he is
% a all GIesis ss.
= Al I,,ge surely Of READY MADE COFFlNS
iii sf,es Al ways on hand, which will be fur.
uished on the most reasonable terms.
As heretofore, no pains will be spared 10 give
.nfiye satisfaction on all occasions.
N B-Residng on the premises, orders will
be promptly attended to at all hours.
feb 7-1V
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PISTOLS.

COLT'S AND ALIENS REyotvrus.
single Barrel Pistols Of every size onaiity'
ana price Percussion Cap, Shot Pouches. Pow,
o %s,. is s1, Sun Wsdding, Gun Nipples Ham
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sna good assortment Of Gunsmithf' nat .risls,
HE-u No. LIS Bridge street. GeoYvetovn
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!, J. CONNELI,Y, Undertaken,
No. 423 SsesRtk street, vest side, bst. q aad Il

MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM the
w citizens Of Washjngt on and
the adjoining counties that he is
prepsyed TO attend to all orders at
the shOfesenotice and on the most liberal terms
Will spare no pains to give .'ntire satisfaction
on all occasions. He guarantees to preserve the
dead In the waTrsess weather for any length Of
time.
A large supply OF ready made COFFINS Of
all sizes and qualities, always on rand.
Shrouds, Carriages, Hearses, anG every other
share ofthe public patronage Is respectfully
collected mar 94-N
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~ p. m.
Or Sunday ajax p. n. ---.-
Leave Baltimore at " and " q. n ;, ana ,,a
SX p.n.
On Sunday atlXa.M.
an 1-tr =. Il. PARSONS, Asut.
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Tune 6etac6en Washlngton and Wheeiing
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A passage from dramatic poem, entitled
The Vision, by Constantia Louisa Reddell.
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PREPARED
DR.. JAMES q. AVER,
PRACTICAL ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price Is Ce1ts per Box. Five Boxes for u 90
Sold by u: d. GILMAN, Washington, and all
respectable druggists. austin
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-26

she not kept my comppny--And said soft things
to me-and blushed, and greved and sighed, when
popped the question for the fourth time?
The next evening called on Ellen again; she
was alone, and seemci twice as be autiful as ever.
For the fifth time offered her my hand. She
came very near fainting away, but would moi ali-
swer me yes or no. What could the matter BET
OF course, attributed the whole to the obstina-
cy of the Deacon, her father, aud being more than
half crazy between love for her and hate for him,
it will s,arcely be wondered at, that before leav-
ng, suggested TO her that, II We conldn't be hap
py with his cousent we had . perfect right to
proceed without it.s
ave could take ride some evening" said 1,
'go to the depot, take the mail train Of cars, and
in two hours be man and wife,"
"When would you call for me?" she asked.
"To-morrow night" replied, almost wild with
delight-"cight o'clock"
"Well," said she after pause, Il will be
here"
The next evening, at half-past seven, the vii
lage stahle-keeper drove carriage to my door, as
he had agreed to, mt half an hour before just
as was stepping into the carriage, little boy
handed me note. turned into the house for
moment to read it. The contents ran after this
sorts
"My dear Mr.. s.: have consulted witt
my father about running away with you to- nigh
aud he thinks the air is so damp l should certain
y take cold. He suggests that it would answer
all reasonable purposes for yon to run away alone
But hoEe you will not do this till you have &C
complishad the intention you expressed on you
arrival in our village, which Was believe befor
you left it, to make conquest Of the heart OF th
prettiest girl within ten miles.
Yours as truly as ever,
| ELLEN B."
Immediately rccollected having foolishly ez
pressed this foolish intention day or two betor
my arrival in the village, to an old friend who az
componied me there on business with some Otht
merchants; recollected, too, that the request ws
matle while we were on a walk through the vi
lage, that lady was close behind us all the tim
and my friend who saw her face thought she mu
be an angel. She turned out to be the one!
My horse was sent back to tn, stable, and Il
next morning was leaving the beautiful Ellie
ard my fifteenth cousin and his happy family
Iast US steam would carry me.
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a r-.r,farssouthern democrats.


A new weekly paper which addr,sses itself to
Europeans principally. residing in his country,
made its first appearance i'm New York on the 18th
ins In its prospectus the singular. announcement
is made that the paper WILL NOT BE SENT TO
ANY PLACE IN THE UNITED STATES
SOUTH OF MASON 4 DIXON'S LINE. The
probability that the sentiments of the journal in
question will be such to renter thisl disclaimer
quite su, e'huous.
Here is demonstration of the prevailing feeling
of foreigners towards 3he South which we beg most
respectfully To bring to the attention of Southern
Democrats who sanctimoniously dccrv the Amer
lean party for its spective principles. The spirit
manifested in the prospectus alluded to- does not
adimcte ALL foreigner, but it prevades all masses.
Hostility to the institutions of the South is one of
the earliest and strongest sentiments inculcated at
home aad encouraged as they by de,nasogues on
tn r arri, a in this country. tLey manfes little hes
itation in making their sentiments known The Alb
olitions of the North have tn Q and ayowed SYM
pathies' of Foreign Governments AMI they obtain .
large proportion of the foreign voto tn the late e.ec-
ton. The time is coming when Southern Demo-
Gratis and Anieric ms will stand on the same plat
form in regard to the naturalization laws.-[Ba;o
Rouge Gazette
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IMPORTANT TO BETrryGsMEN.-The Supreme
Court of Ohio and SJuth Carolina have lately
decided that the losing party in wager. may
recover from the stakeholder money he may
have deposit with him, although the latter.
after the determination Of the wager, had, by
the order of the dcpositor, paid the money over
to the winner. This dec sion OF the court is
desired to effect an entire revolution in the bet
ter world.
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A New IDEA OF INFERNAr. PUSIsHMENT.-A
little coored boy was placed upon the witness
stand in a Baltimore court few days ago. On
heing asked if he knew what would become OF
him if he told lie, he replied. Yes sir-ihc
devil will catch me- At prio examination
he had said, 81 will have my ears cut of. !" The
States attorney thought thatwa what the boy
supposed the devil would do with him after he
a,ght.
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Forgive Quickly.

"Meny true heart, that would come back
like dove to the ark after its trangression has
been frightened hey ond recall by the angry look
and menance-the taunt, savage charity Of an
un forgiving spirit"
These are strong words and many reader
who msy think they do not touch him her,
as one who has eier erred in refusing TO forgive
a peniteut s;nuer. Perhaps not: and then again
perhaps you have.
your commandments, Incurred your displeaslire
and has been living for some time under your
frown. Have you hailed the first sign of sor-
row encouraged him to come back and confess
his fault, while your own tears felt that on his
mead, those silent witnesses of your grief and
willingness to forgive! Or have you Kept this
tising sobs to conttition, that he might be bro
ken down, before no comes penitent at your
| feett
Are you friend. And when one whom v on
have loved and trusted has grieved and wouad-
ie6 yeu. do you surrroud yourself with n coat OF
mail and even harden yeur hearts asNs,ast him,
lest you should discover to him the weakness
OF heing anxious to forgive and forget, Oh, it
Is like man to sin, 'to f,rgive is divine
Read that story of the prodigal son; that won
drous eptome Of The gospel; that inspired dra-
ma, in which the sinner and the saviour are
seeH, anu all Tue ways OF mercy towards the
erring and the lost are painted on as canvass
to the life When he was great''way off, the
father saw him and had compassion and ran
and fell on his neck au / kissed him. The faith
did not wait TIL his son was at his feet in the
dust, heore hIm But while he WAS yet in the
far distance he saw him. So God the Saviour
saw the returning sinner; the first emotion ol
struggling saw, but he planted there. And
with what joy he hastes to welcome prodga
: sinners, no, the righteous, but sinners he car
7 call aud save.
= Let Us be Fin haste to f,rgive Along thu
path even of our enemy, let the sweet water.
, of our kindness flow; re will stoop to drink, ant
> will do him good as medicine. It is God lik,
% to overcome evil with good: to proffer forgive
!, :, ness before there are signs of repentance tha
" = the offer may stir the soul of their erring, AM
show him that way Of return is open and tn,
Joy Of uninterr ipted love.
Such spirit would shed balm on tn
household where dscord often reigns. Parent
It and children, husbands and wives, neighbors
l. friends, christians the whole family of man
Z. would be happier and be better for remember
Il ing than he who is swift to forgive is mo-
d. like the Saviour than he who nAua. forgive
{. MS
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AN ATRocous CoMpA RIsoN-1f evidence were
lacking of the purely fnatca spirit which auimates
the Black Republ can faction, the following yle
comparison Of their motives with those of orr revo-
lutionary sires would be sufficient 1t e.ncoatcs
one Of their orators named Curtis: a.<
What have achieved in thi: contcsts Wehavc
lost battle but we have won victory. The reeeas
ing steps of the men who retired from Bunker Hill
echo through history like the advancing tread of
the great army of freedoms. Such is precisely ohr
position this day. .s s. s's.sg 8 Il ssssss
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DISASTERS TO STEAMERS. -Du.lug the present
year the disasters to passenger steamers have
been very numerous and the loss ef life fearful.
The total number to the present lime is 433.
Forty nine vessels have been lost in the lakes
during the present seasun including II steam
crai and 50 sailing vessels. and the loss of liie
| is estimated at two.hunlred at the lowest cal
culation.
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FASHION. I355-;56.

Tim, was when girls their bonnets wore
Projecting half yard before; s. Z. ss.
When beauty was thus hidden deep,
Twas something 'eeu to get peep;
Bul uow-oh woman's f.kle mind.
They wear their bonnels all betind;
While men their features hide with hair,
The ladies' 60 with faces bare, ,s--
And fanny all admire who starei Sd
So this will pass in history's pag,
AS English women's bare-faced age.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Square, (ten lines) one insertion, Al 90
Each subsequent insertion, so
VI Advertisements not marked with the number
of insertions, will be continued until forbid, and
charged accordingly
" Marriages and Deaths inserted as news. All
Obituaries, meetings of Lodges, and all matters ad-
neing personal interest ETC., etc. charged other
advertisements
- A liberal deduction made to those advertising
by the year
O JOB WORK done with neatness and dis
patch. on liberal terms
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THE New YoRx DEMocRAcY.-Where are tlley1
To this question the New York Evening Post (Re-
publican) replies with the significant fact; that Of
the 80 counties which gave Democratic maiorites
fof Silas Wright for Governor in 1644, % counties
gave maorities for Fremont while only seven voted
for Buchanan and three for Fillmore.
The New York Day Book pro-slavery Buchanan
Democrat) says:
ssThe tremendous abolition vote in all the old
strong Democratic countiesin Northern New York
has not only startled and astonisled the Democrat
Of this section but surprised and confounded the
Id politicians Of every class. /"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-26

NscRoI IssuKKEcTTos IN TEsNEsEE--A correspon
dent writes Us from Franklin, Tenn. lat there was
great excitement in thatsccton BY the discovery Of
nroircted nsurrectio by the slaves. On the 1siinst
24 inuske:s and two kegs Of powder were found in
POSSESSION of 1 gang Of negroes ct Columbia, Tcnn
onr correspondent also says thatin Perry ten or nf
teen negroes had been killed BY their owners and
that IL was nothing uncommon to see negro with 4
ann on his shoulder Thetirne for thecontemplated
sttask was ~ ftg the 9Th inst
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Is PUBLISHED BY
M RS. HARRIET N. PREV
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Fot one year, if paid in advance, $3 on
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A Yankee.

It takes down-cast man to ask questions, but
once in awhile one of them finds his match. Jon-
athan overlook gentleman WHO was travelling
on horseback, notwithstanding the disadvantage ef
having lost leg. His curiosity was awakened.
rs he rode alongside oil him, to know how he chans.
cd to meet with such misfortune.
..Beea in tho army. guess" said the anxious
inquirer.
Never was in the army in my life," the tray-
eller remarked
FIT duel, perhaps?"
"Neycr fought duel, sir
Horse thrown you off, l guess, or something OF
that sort"
mo, sir, nothing of the kind"
Jonathan tried various dolges, but oil to no ef-
feet; hut ut length, almost out Of patience with
himself as well as with the gentleman whose pa
| lieuce was commendable, be determined on u d.
rect inquiry as to the nature OF the accident by
which the gentlemen had come to lose his leg.
Il will tel you," replied the traveller" "on condI.
lion that you will promise not to ask another que
! in"
agreed. agreedr' exclaimed the eager liste. .
| er; agreed
"Well sir" remarked the gentleman, sit was
bit OFF,
"Bit Off, cried Jonathan. "Wall, declare
should just like to know what on earth bit il off?
/
4 MAIpENs, Observation-Disclosures Al, o eel
ebrated beauty, had the habit of whiewashing
herself-;o to speak from the soles of her feel
|. to the roots of her hair.
Ol.e day she discovered that certain pimples
like little group of little volcanoes, with pierc
ing the thick crust of dead white, and threatenet
to cover her arms with pathological arbesques.
Under the advice of u physician, she ordered
medicatcd bath, and with the hesitation Of a wo
!, man of delicate nerves, she plunged therein h,l
{ beautiful prrson. Hardy had that adorable plas
ter cast disappearance to the neck, in the sulphur
r Gus wave, when suddenly from head to heel, t:
y whteness of milk changed to the bronzed black
; ness OF fan Ethiopian. You would have declare
I her nogress badly whitened, or white dame al
| taekeI with extraordinary cholera symptoms.
= The last supposition prevailed, aud the phys
: clan. called in haste, laughed immoderatey
: "Madame," said be, "you are not i'll; you are
chemical product. You are no longer woman
C you arc a sniphuret. 1t is not now "a question
s medical treatment, but Of simple chemical rea
# ton. / shall analyze you.
= "Come, shall submit you to a bath Of sulphu
l lie acid diluted with water. The acid will ha,
It the honor to combine with you;-will take up IL
of sulphur and the metal-will produce sulphat
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