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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
FIRE, Marine, AND INLAND INSURANCE.
iathosi.ed Capital and Surplus. IL, 3ss, Isl Is.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS INsUR.
aECE CO.. OF PHILADELPHIA.
Dice noTth,cest corner Pennsylvania and l7h
street, Huntington City, D. c.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thos. q. Florence, Charles Dingee,
George H. Armstrong, Thomas Manderield,
Charles Rubicam, Edward r. Helmbold
George Heimbold, F. Carroll Brewster
James e Neal, Isaac Leech. Jr.
THOMAS q. FLORENCE, President.
EDWARD HELMBOLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. 3s7 street, opposite City
inc. III. Thornton, corner First stree and Virginia
James Williams, No. % Four.aad.a.hsifst street.
John Rigsles, No sol Thirteenth street, below
Pennsylvania avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Capt. p. Levy; Nc: 367 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite National Hotel
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John ThOmGson.
The business Of this Company will compar. ia
vorably with the Tlcst successful Of similar nstitu.
tons In the United States.
From the LIST day of August, 1855, i'll five months
up - Isl January, 1855, the premiums received
amounted 10 the large sum OF one hundred AID eight
thousand, one hundred and fifty-One dollars, with
ohiy loItyslI hundred and sixty six dollars Losses
epOTted
With these evidences of success and good man
asem mt, the directors feel justified in soliciting
share OF public patronage, believing that the secu
rity offered Is ample and that ell fair claims will be
adjusted more accordingto equity than legal iechni
calitcs.
The company isprepared to issue policies sgalns,
loss or damage by Ere en- DWELLINGS, FURNI-
1UaE, MILLS, MANUFACTURERS, WARE
HOUSES, all descriptions Of BUILDINGS, and
their contents, or all kinds of MERCHANDISE,
transported by VESSELS, STEAMBOATS,. CA.
NAL bats, RAILROADS, and the usual con.
veyances TO or from any portion of EUROPE and
AMERICA, and on the hulis of STEAMBOATS,
navigating the western waters
The rates Of premium will be a. low "a other
companies, and IN fixing them every improvement,
In construction and arrangement will be taken into
consideration.
Az losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
once northwest c. rIeT Pennsylvania avenue and
scventccn,h street, Washington city, DC.
Ins,rurc: rNGy dlso be cfectcd at tie Home Office.
NeTthscesf cor1eT WGi.t and Second Streets PhfLo.
deh'a, and IN other principal cities Of the United
States by authorized officers of the company.
jc lt-1yi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-19

NEW STOCK OF BRUSHES, COMBS,
~ and Toilet Goods. Just opening at our great
Fsncy Store, Penn avenue, between 9Th and OH
streets.
janI0 II. J. MCLAUGHLIN l. co
LIME PAPER, INK, PENS, AND STA.
l. tioneFy in general, at
Jan 10 II. J. MCLAUGHLIN q COS.
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RATS! HAfSI

U N . u ~ II n Il y =
" supply Of BEEBE'S
NEW YORK STYLES,
together with TAYLOR'S
II A T 8, Of BAL IT,
NJ o r 4 The best black
dress HATS got up IN
The latest style for %. so, a.
good as those usually sold
at S.; and a good fashion
able fat at -, WORTH 81;
and q first-ygte Hat. 81 50.
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20 900 PkACH TREES.
"A bN DOLLARs PER HUNDR ED-FOR
The above trees are ali OF nne o,o,nth SUI. .ns
OF the hest select fun s'"'n' ahoS
Hso, general assortment ofORNANEST.T.
~ "a EEN, SHADE, and r FRUIT TREtS
JOSHUA PEIRCE
onE MONIES, OPERA GLAssEs
books, &c. &C "ohofanoum
,,,,o III J MCLAUGHLIN 4 en-
- Pa ave bet Sth and g,b ~.
-. >PAhENT BAR sOaP-a, una,,.-
i.nm,s Tor ehaPped hards, at ''''f
LAMMOND,s
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The best materials and the best workmanship 1.
employed to produce 81 Hat, which Is sold for
$3.50. We do cash business, meet with no los
ses, but give each customer full value for his
money. Felt Hats unusually loE.
N. B Agent for Driscoll' g Balm Of Thousand
Flowers Price Is cents per bottle.
ANTHONY, 9TH street, near Pa. ayeare, Agent
for New York Hat COMPANY. Sc 2S-u
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Proposals for Erecting the Post Office and
Courthouse at Windsor, Vermont.

dec ls-0awtl6Feb. secrelary Of The Fra nv
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IH 'IVIHfNf ~ ipulls
Nte Hi lushasi ,hi fns
pt ard kfsit, Dntf tIihn,.
li h m H nat variety ~ nen and
lIi., A.. vi all eel Al
70 pf possible,
a. flmfIf Iaft ~ calico, bleach.
iaUl w o.,irl Nus n, linise,a, knt
fnf, iHpns.s. Hnnheis. e,e
.NN lft frlm NE mahufaHufo,
anl lH ttem sih " PEI cen. pfohi 70
rt.u i#lnts,
W. aorll particularly lfaw the sitst
'r1Hf llHnlHfa aud others ~ our large
tsvttmrni " luu1s Slluts AMI nRi.
'NN', Nuieh Ne Nll cell a iasl ,aap'
ftlfns
Having purchased nlf Guol, IN the
lH m krla and frnm Mr., han i. Ne can
ulet i'tm % lha rnbl NJ large NJ the
ne prices A. 'h'g can hu, IN Memph.
a nni liilf enpef. end suhots tall.
ol.il >hAl NNIiRNrSr.
l'hnn'h, urt. -, lsiG, n1p.if.
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4 litmnHrb 10
I0pI
.irl in nes ptu nia
Ir 4iu Fl
'e ndtpusng
~ unl Mbittd ulI ut
oi lt UtIdnv
.tI.t
Waiting H, punuU
iHt f4 Imhhl pYrr
limdnp flll nlnHs,nm
~ We tHnwsiim lmm
Standing abu-,o loWt 40
llt tfituf
~ ilt hfat md .ftntd ef
I'ur ~ olanuu mn'tlnetnm
.tl lir lnmlt,n unmnim
h.f lla htb = doudi Nv fto
H I'm rbo tmfRut d.ler
f'lnu 'nu lm Uoouod ht,p r
~ hnII Inm the Pope 81
llmmf
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nj wants 'o 'hlf' 'nl runaway
"''W gets ''fi AMI m'ke''on 'lhtus
"' ~ Jumps about 'N' 'h'r''n''
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rfitN,a Of At
PARK AND 1s..PCOW
~ ruS
STAR 4;

~ Ntsittsis
~ Vair s,ftvs. " Inihi.. ~1,rne,.c-.
nv ,sroNisnlAu Tnr WORLD,
n With thrir Nkw anil vNit ,piI
PROCESS 4 making i.Iti. SlZrp ~.
irt'ts, ir'"'i urna tarv ,s.. anil ~~,lor.i
N nj. by ~ the tr., artists in tho
ccli'r..
Thsy have hr-r ~ great r-r no N r-e.
caring Oh, rse,ny,e right frr ussine
,be-e celebrated Pso,n.nr'. on ,-,n,a..,
and having II, u ~, M ,niir, ne SIR.
Ihp " ,his bFpnrh Of The Art, ,lsv NJ,
r-rra-~t b. ~yrcti's all orl.r. .su, 4,
shcin hv mil frsm Dartsr.,,vre.. ar
any Other kisl Il picture That n,a- be-
srns. IN COPING from Q nn--u.r.~,pe
aliss of hs,r si,sid accompany n. be.
ture, with a full Lxt'i,a VI CO. v Of
BAR. s'cs. ,nrles,icn, rte.-aii nc.H-..
warranted Iwrf,~t Iikenrsses. IN. /. ,hs
"nlv crrcrnni,y ~ ssc~riny = iii~.l;to
picture frnn,s faint rrscmh.snssef |. drer
friend. Ecirf c,',-rd In aii urns :.
tass u IL imt-ersash'c. fersna. s;.;s;rs
The citv shnsld Mt fail to ,,.i, pSgk 3
PkPfnW'S Stwlic NJ FINE ARTS.
where all k,nis Il PICTURES hns~n IN
tn. art. ar mad. in the NOS, p.vss,,
style and finish.
cf- uan't f,ilsc -irru.a r,i'. nl;.ir
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ARRIVAL
1tW i.OONs.

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hfHiff4
nH i nstitg
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r. eslff,l No. ~ Nahs,
W.T. efi a'hs rilsi. TOO o.
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- 4 nau,sI, writer
speaks oi'a hut ~ m,.rra -.
Ilat u dud nnt know wltuh wn,
!" tall. THIS is Ike the man
Iha' had s,.ch a complmaumn
81 diseases hat he dud uut
knaw "ila, io die III, AID 81,
lived IN.
II A 'crpi>h fellow advised
u loiI"" Ilnt !" marry u pour
CIR, u hr wou Il lind ma,rtmo.
I" "'Ih poverty, : an uphill
work.
'Good.' SAID his friend. 4
w"nld rather Z, up lnll Than
dawn, an, time"
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N,oM tND MriE MONDAY. Ian'v
Eth, Though Mail Train will leave
" mrlr' daily Sundays cx.ep,ri) a, /, 40
a. ", an arrive Mt Como y Us0i. \. ".
R"'urr NJ. leaves nj lU;50, ~, arrive
~ Memphis ! y. ~, ~
TIL. train coancc,. daily Ak ~ with
J. y. McAlesnnder 4 Cos daily line n
.ix-horsc Coaches for Pamela and tirens.
III staging r~iucci 10 Gft,.iwo nile.
between Memphis and Grenada through
~ eighteen hours. The travelling publ 4,
may rely on this being tho shortest aud
ch'ti"., rnitc to nrrnana, Canton, JlcA.
son Rni yies,burr.
The Fright trail will make ,lail, trips
Sunday cscei,eil from aud after Mon
dav.J Auaty 18th, 10 Como. Il viii be-
.Ar2'ed that eonsignee, will have ~.
ralfemsnis made to receive their good.
NJ That station M arrival. rs tho euinuarr
have only temporary nrranscments frr
TIA ing care ~ frcights anil will not ;,
responsible for the luss or damage to tho
Same At the station.
Passengers are requested 10 purchase
,icke,s before entering the ears, spl
saw. raymcn,s Of extra fares.
Baggage checked 90 all sta, on. on Tho
Railroad. and NJ baggage Willie received
wi,honi being checked.
Each passenger will he shovel ma
hundred hound. ~ baggage hy tic Rail.
f'1i AMI Skly pounds ~ stage. IN, M
article will b. r%arrirl n. tse.s. that /.
not Incident to the person Of til. rs,.en.
go.
In case 81 lnss thu csmrnn- will hall
'hsmsyltcs responsible Tor an amoun, nj,
exceeding tity deilsr~.
Negroes. when ,rsvclin. s'Nn,. mn,,
have a Hermit. nan, n ,hs roin, to v..h
,hes srr to go. anil specifying tia, the,
sre In travel b! railroad. or Ia,y will not
- carried.
T.. ". PATRICK.
r'lt. superintendent.
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Deep. Rooted Prejudice.

4 Yankee. l"a>ring ofhi> IN.
,ricrate hatred ci everything
British, Is living IN n nei.hlu,.
M eiiy viii Il colonlsi lam,l,
uc takes every oprrmniiy Ia
Lave a slap u, brother Bull, and
the c"lonlsl doe, what he cal
10 defend the venerable Gentle.
mar.
Won are arguing (said the
ro'ouisi) ugaae, war arccs.
tors
No. I'm io,.'
Who was YOUR father
4 Yankee
Who we're your ior,Ia,li.
rrs3'
'Nana,cs.'
Who wcrn Adam and
Fave
'iankecs. hv ,humlcr9'
Seriously speaking. " VII
take a ccnlor, Ia dissiNic tho
rancor cnsenlrfcd b, tie un.
natural war 1T 1872 Where
Is the press N >uc,. IN cxigcn.
cy9 Unfortunately, the pr ,ss ii
.ur day seems more incln,,, To
Keep alive sncl, unnatural ami.
'ncs',s than III n%cutralizc ~. A.
the poe, saws;
TIE true, Is r%.iy-anl ply us. lis
tras."
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Some gentlemen hciag
- Mscrn together. Tor wan,
of diversion. ouc proposed
play; hut said anoihcr III III,
company, i have fourteen good
reasons assinN gaming
What are they, sasl ano,lier.
In the frs, place, said he, /
have no money. y
o said the other, if yca lad
fo'sr hundred reasons YOU need
no, ne1se another.
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\ New otlrnn. pa
.rt .inir llol thue - a hog ~
0lmt c'ly, vnh lris oafa ~ fnr
uarh lhd le rnui hcu lmnSell
ttlunI
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". Il. DeSuOIC.

III Vain street. opposite worsham lis
Memphis. Tennessee. ha. tho r,elss
risht ~ ihs, c'y i't tho Mt.i.ii<onI
PNIENf. They arc ,nurh .,wr.m
III" p'.nrrfsctyre. tme o,yr. ~ ST.
N''n". Hni eos, as; ,ac s,mt. .i,' !
tFtni. ptg..i'
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READ THIS 4!
The subscriber has received a full
anl vel selected stork ~ iNlL and
NlNlhR GOODS, consisting " l.Adi.,'
aud geu,lrmen's
,DIuiSS GOODS!
Gcuis' ard Boy
READY MApn CLOTHING


Mems md BOYS
Ht'. Cps, Booi, and !Ssoe,.
ladies firay and black dress s,ll.,
french Ncrinos. fancy aud black Alracas,
d. ltincs ot ever" variety.
\ fall assert ent II Ladies' Dress
Trimming. Plaid Wool aud Mcrino
NhhNls, very dne Lade.' Cotton. silk.
Cashmere nnd Mer.no Hose. ladies'. gen.
urmeu'- and misses ,,i,,es, n great ,isi.
,tt.
Hloached aud Brown Sh,etiny a. 10
III bcachej mil BFown Shirt ~ -
g" 0 Table pimi.k ini i.,rd,.Fs hi.
hi"r' l-ish Linen. ~ MI kinds: Linen
Tow 'l' arl Napkins. Broad Cloths. hoe.
ssiHf nut fancy tt.simprr.. Sattinet.,
INfd' AMI Jeans; hl"arli AMI Brown
Dul N'sru k'rs"s md PLANES.
\ larg' assortment Of ~ ANkrrS-
stns ,ery the Saddles. Kridle- anil
t'tt'i HARDWARE hui tuilcrv ; Schoo,
Ewk'; Gap sui Letter psrer; ladies'
AMI mtsse' td. calf and Kip B,ots aud
Sh"''' Also q great variety Of
FANCY ~t.S.
Too i~lipnr to mensiun-all Il which |
nhN vasr - pan 'ifl dsa'or 1t reduced
Pr.r-', an for cosh ~ MA.ras Psc1.,
ant many asfrie riHbs sold ~fori,z, hon
'anf. Z. l.. Rtl.LiNGs.
ALSO.
~ pressed tpr MONEY TO rey mr.
debts. nni therefore NOT rarnrsil, nni
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Khcolpsller adv.u.
ses NEE childrrn's books
THIS Is somewhat like the man
wll advertised rcd chldscn's
stntT ings-black mems lc.,hcr
v'oscs-plam ladies' fur sol0
md me hcganx einIdrsn's
rhsissr
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III SfAL Nuflci.
lk Il IA ttIttI
Il. ID. \ NMMSWN.

Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
'Ornr 9, Ha,a and Misi,oq s,os.is,
Mcmrhis. lenh.,
is Offering q large aud we'll select
''ocs of everything IN the l,Etu LANE.
NJ snail profits. Those who bug ~ l,I
dgoti Will 'nyc money b, giving him n
cdl. ~ H. u determined TO oNcr unusual
l%niueuhrh'. ~ The ifdd,. aui ~ MI IN
want ~ pure nndiriHes. Merchants,
PHYSICIANS and Planters. lont 10 ,oar ~.
,cfe',. order. will receive prompt NJ.
trniiut. AZ, TIM
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VIII The apI'huath NJ The Fall
sai y We 81 = ssalh lhais o. "
ifhi an y w. fNtltH ahi he oHllis
fshffsilf, sat ~ "i4ktn epaiaHg -
n lstY aHt HtH viffisi Hbfl NJ H.
49, sai nsan,mts'f
Itt M@ ffHIIa
tf asffl Ffala tHl f~4flalF, Hffii hsn
la #tHHffH ~ wee IN, ifaHihg n
H lHlai ff|ft ~ sins. ta,hm. lff,
niA Flidi N faiar, ~ saih msifiai
Rgba ilpaffs Hwad, n N iiraNDHft
thJlh saa aaiii n islau ~ abwtyp
" every she'd aai rum TN ~
HaHs : laffs Aulfim ~ II rla'n 'ahff
th' emhfa lafai shswls ffm 80 lll
fffff 4alIi4 HHi A. lHF
Tawlaw, w. sea, HtaHiffd n ~
hfriffdu n All nii, tHii mi Iafi
~ flsgH lna an lfrani Hofi N No.
tlldh ItHHf n, 1eiaH fni HaHini
Sidi, UfBe aad Hmiip ftl han Hbl
NifH HGfhN, ffnfiH Ne,iip, mn
Notions aud ihhfy bhii, ini hansfaut
20 mention Iadles' rlltttl md palent
laallHf hpoi,, sllh nhl si'lnui htals
hall and shuls fHIut VII, hl.sin and
eaIf Nippnt. n 'fefS si,lf anil Inhliir
drsifel, Gents On ralf Roots. Ouanf
Tie, tasiiag Niiias,. PlHos n, Lvs
riN 0siiH,, Ttiti Nppfr. hftrv fiif
HrnVaa, IN any quantity nae aaihftrJ
Ppoii Gnd Nne, n am ietefiliun Tho
ftsrsf aud mos, elegant nss0 dmat "
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asssrs snt,wss isallw',ss

Hsat NJ Hsreaf ssa tstisss,
w Madison n Memphis. Tenn
thultfsi " ~ N tlsnsfsl Asssmhly n
sthff -
trfsf vrugf tfth,
VIVA .WhlfTf lsllnIg
" ruiII, IN Atfti
deposits NJ slvsd and tntsfsr A.
Isssa fhftt
nv fHl tNshffH maftlei somfb
aud fhlllfta ms isfYai shs .aH,
Nthigh shall \ iu ihal eWh separate
nls ffee fiuia other enhlfafn o. tlhiful
rliletefi"
lt'aisa slinvai IN al istss !. from
ihe hfsi day N ihe mahfh fillas bf that
au shifh ihf l0lnlii va miie. Interest
H niiHl 60 tho punch la sem annaalit
go hl hfii dtsuf iahnay anil Ial, n
each trht lleruHif T. hh onillai ~ H.
iafoft mtA' femin M tho lnailuiiu ~ IN
fuuf mmihf %liepu.i. maj, huaet,f.
b Withdrawn " auy time, Al the option
Of iha isl liiipr
AM iul'Tr, President
" Auhr cashier ni, Ii
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ON \ I.NTlw,

H"NAa ' - |
Jonr,al." rubl,,hNl in New VA
cry, NOrsr''cr number. page 49,;
"fnE MI uNuTypr.
This ,,'.c ~ picture W. hare .pai
~ ~ . f'ru.cr nr'rlcr. ani We can n
Oh hire That our prediction u. TO II.
%ra!nltlsir ~ '~iieFcriing the Amhro,pI
y. fis' hrr ming real I'D. There II
pleasing artistic errc; n,eli THIN 4
.tn never be- pru,lu'cih, tho Amhrnt
This. Together with tn prrfcc, ease :
which ih"v cHu he made. thu es,tainn |
their everlasting lnsli,v. and tho imrl
s'hii',y 81 their j 's'ruciion h, o.,
hos" nr'iirn's which would be- the II
~ ~ am'-a,,p will secure Their ctsl
Adoption"
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Fall and ~ i,s,cr S;p,,.,

IT nUJLE$.ILE.
''nr s'Wk j. now ready ior i.
FALL TEtlbf. and W. v.ai.l ~resr.
Is s,Iic., the n',sntson " hath ~, J
'osnir' ~"r'h'u,s 10 the dyi.s,pgioa4
qnaiT,eS. II thu
Ias-y Ird .Sfapis DIR f,ss.
READY MADE cLoTa fEa
SADDLES A>nSNnptI.Ef|
Cuinrds'ei 10 M DRY 'anDD STul
leo u tn hrsvy Stock sgl A.. ,
mru, ~ uF moor. SHUg and vi
NfoRt, ehich we're selected ~exyr|
t.f IBIS Trai'. AMI adapted ,r To. ssj
~ the country. thur l,,n. exrcrisrvl
''r srrls AMI qIrli,r. ~ Ga,.s NJ
for tn market, enables ~. ~ ,n.r- I
eist'ts'rs ta-t III, will huy dr-in@
anl ss's,hle gtssi. nal,. from our sss'
Cu>S,TT. niiia TNiNNnM
eor. Main mi Jefferson s'~
Nrrrn's >'e' VI. lsM. u,ls
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inrstp Jaw Tho olic.l

' aNtp Jaw Tho oldest
rlr ui lhls disease Witch
slrnd rruudud mu,t be- that
ml,rrod to hy u Scotch rlcrr,.
mrU while preaching lo lrs con
-"glltrn IN the subject u.
nlmrl ~ the lmn's den, nnd his
mupcuLuls dclncrancr from -
imminent pend. thus proceed
w what do ,uu think was
The rcn-on WHY llw ltuns dndn'i
Tear Daniel IL pieces, and eat
nm up, even rs u cat eats up
monso' ! dare say non a. W.
can tell, non Very well, m
1T tell " how II was-lhe
i"rd above hc gIn' 'cm the
lork'd paw
Tins heats all medical records
To chips.
The editor oi the San.
dn>ky Register lately called ~
ia" house al n girl hr * after
where he Ind the Following
conversation with tho lrlsi,
servant gnl
Ediior. l. Miss ". ~ home
with n sweet snllc.
I'dd,. She IS, sir. Scratch.
M her head. J
Editor. !, she cagrgrd /?
(rw'rlng his hat. and u,ms 10
look 'kdlne.')
Bidd,. Engaged. is j, 9
Faul', and I cant say. ~; hut
she kissed M,sIhcr v la,t
a,rning ~ n she never seen the
likes o him. aud lis engaged
thai ! behave diey are. sir
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holtsalr ttUrtfa aud luun.
slnn Merchants,
N lIfBi Ilor Memphis, r,as.
llell otcii description ~ m.,
Finipis ~ cuhs inn,nl, mil H.,
Namfhia, y
Arenl' fHf lluusman. s,.la
tn's ~ laui. Mhsket, n.g.'t'
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~scnngfbGR 4 oLAssiea
NisnuiArtnftfs N
eswms. otiMes Mma tslust,

jellefsun q rect, opposite I, hmmsr \
~, Mamll,a, Tenn
cv w. ass the patronage N al,.
and lhose Visiting Memphis, Nr wsr)
sll " oaf work, nnd oaf long e~,lefn)
IL tho bnaIness will mahIu h Nj
nhi iel'if "ans' aud @hcf firearms,
SUI ft'pi miiiner' nj .Gla'|
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CI.O

suited 10 al parties haih nenirnI nml
rnliiicnl thu q van Ntitonolimn ne
rhisic New Worker tht ~ .eiehine
Hungarian tho distinguished hachrnm
the towering lillmurr. \ f1ol a.snri
meni ~ all goods not mentioned. surb +,
H%ioifgn. trpckcfp. Nd,iA,B Rhipk,
h,rssy. kpsp. H,sis,y and rtrt,
thing usuaily kept IL our line VI ~
winch We aH'r ~ f'suih tstms 1, zach
d'hl,r' AMI plnetnHl ch,fomprs.
1ilus. Eel iRkL.
September -. l.ih.
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cor. Main mi Jefferson s'~
Nrrrn's >se' VI. lsi. nils
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T'BE Atilr9 ~ inSs,s>fppL.

tbs "ti'aa q cagsi,y ms rsr,r h,es
- braiiig re iss ia ~, ,-ae,a.
ard ne ems" ~ ), tn iargc 9saa-
grr.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23

come and 20 when and where 70 like, and
without danger Of sarcastic comment.ri-
dicule, or appearance Of imprudence; ca
pable Of a quick transition from the ap-
pearanco Of beggar 70 2 gentleman sim
ply by change OF linen, and a little poll
ish paste; ready at a moments warning.
to answer tothy scdl's highest satisfac-
ton the utmost demand for recreation a
pleasure. No baby to tax your patience;
no worrying children to renovate and
dress, all with your own hands: no little
shoes to hunt up from under dark bu.
reaus; no curls to entaEgle and adjust; nc
house duties TO care for; no thousand and
-one little duties to periorm--to tire you
out, and unfit you for your journey -
What do you know about such things?
would just like to be supreme rulei
for one year Wouldn't l dnpantaloor
you? wouldn't / skirt you to your beart'i
content? wouldn't give you enough O
woman's experience to last you through
out eternity2 wouldn't I mike you <,
down upon your narrow bones and pra,
to the god Of Bioomer and Of Haops {
sayeyou2 That would Life Illus
tratsd
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Ulcers in the face Or. Ohas. @.
BeilharZ.

Decayed teeth often become oayious,
and communicate a disease to the jaw
bone which is very severe and obstinate.
II appears on the surface Of the face as a
6stulous tumor, and will if not cured
gradually absorb the muscles and reduce
the cheek toa disfgured wreck. AS all
attempts to cure this disease by external
applications are useless, The patient may
employ surgeon more solicitous for the
oclat Of "torriblo operation" than for
the comfort and appearance Of his VIC
tim. We have now before us several in
stances in which the operator sawsd out
large sections Of the diseased jaw, and
left a monstrosity, instead Of face as
evidence Of his skill.
Dr. c. Q. BEuuARE Of this city has op-
Grated on several persons for this disease
within the past fOW months, and in every
instance with gratifying success. He re-
sorts to no horrible cutting and saving, to
disfgure and mar the face, but removes
the cause Of the difficulty, and leaves nc
trace Of his own work and scarcely any
Of the ravages Of the malady. Those
who suffer from such causes should at.
tend to it Immediately, and especially be.
ware Of quackery on the one hand, aud
celebrated knife and hsndsaw surgeons
on the ether, What we say of Or. b
we know from personal acquaintanc,
with the persons cured.
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An AbOlitlonist River,

The Ohio River is again at its villain.
Gus Abolition, disuuiop, goddess tricks Of
interfering with the institutions Of the
South Frozen from side to side, it off,
ers a safc and rapid transit for tho rugi,
tive ohattlos, and they have not bsen slow
to take the hint, but are coming over il
regiments,
We may shortly expect few more
tragedies like those Of Burns and Peggy
and another disbursement Of $50. 600 OF
so for the capture Of runaways and the
safety Of tho Union.
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MARRIED.

AT the Western. House, Ia this City. by ]
II. Lcidy, Esq, on the l9Ih day Of January,
inst Mr.. Mosgs II. BrsuARD Of Fremont to
Mss REnGooA A. WARsSeroS Of Hopowoll
Township, Seneca county Ohio.
Three cheers for Mosr and BECKY May their
forms never lack good bed and blankets have
plenty Of qi,Sins, stout shooting siok, olca
proofs, lots fan copy, aud not be distributed
6ll a dozen editions are worked of
by Rev. Me- Gas, on Tuesday the Doth inst,
Mr.. ASDREw J. MoAoAN Of this city, to Miss
CoRRY, at the residence Of the brides father,
near Fostoria.
We welcome the handsome, happy couple to
the haven Of matrimonial peace, Joy and felicity
May every day from their bridal day, be succeed
by a happier.