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nEFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
~ OF GAS METERS,

WAsHrNGToN July 10, 1850.
NOTICE IS HERESY GIgEN, That, aEree-
ably 60 the provisions fire asdnance If the Cor
pofatI' approved May y 1852, the undersigned is
now prepared, wi hauevcr required IN wriung. sTd
pre- pay ment of tGe fee of hfy cents to i1Peot,
eXamin test, prove, and asc ertsin the accuracy II
registration of any meter in In THIS city -
Every m tteT, found incorrect, Will be Condemned
and another, sealed and marked as true, WI! he
set IN It's place. III proved To be accurats IN is
measurement Of gas, II will be sealed accordingly
and s. ain put in posi- los for use.
Offce No $40 Seventh street near Odd Eel
lows q al } open from =. 10 m.
CHARLES w. CUNNING HAM,
jv Is If Inspector and Se.ler of sSas Meters
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w ID Strs.t. b.tlrssa aLh and l0lh SIrssls.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w u Street, bsfJSsea 9th and lOth Sweets.
We have Just finished numbeT Of first olsss
CARRIAGES, such as Ligsf Fancy, ~7BRS
Wagons, Park PhsdtoHS, Family Car EeS<j<<9S
rtdgeS, dzd BHggtsS, which We Wit sell atS1-S1E@
smsii profit.
Being praot ca mechanics II different branches
Of the business, We istteT ourselves thst We know
the styles and qua. ~ Of work that vii EIve Eats
laotIon, combining lIshtuess comfort and curablI
~.
Repairing promptly snd carefully attended %
the shortest n, tlce and most reasonable cnarEes.
WALTER, KARMANN 4 BOFP.
Coachmakers, SUCCESSORS 20 Nm. J.. Hook.
sp E-dly
z CARRIAGES.
I Il Il Subscriber having msce additions 90 III
.sotOry, making u nov one ofthe lSTEest a8ela<
n the District, where hls facilities for t<<<l<sE
nsnufacturlnE CARRIAGE Ll6RTx3<@l
WAGONS Of Al kinds cannot be surPsEset, gns
rom hls long experience II tie BUSINESS, hc &c see
give EsueTcl sSttsiccOon.
sGnd
Al nREPAIRsnesrTa aeRs, sRs sl srssrS Frsrpt
attended 90.
sS5sne iERt Carriages tsken IN oIchsnTe ior zsT
zes. ANDREW ,. JOkCE,
stsH --r--r - 'zth and ; Sts.
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MENUFACTORY,
- z99 TTH SIRKGT,

Opposite odd FellOtrs' Hal, T7ashiHgtOn, ID. c.
nv TRUNKS, VALlCES SC before pur szr~-S
chasing eisevere Asl U.s. noNe but On .{zrsYsS
best mater ~ the mark et affords and emploE -f -
the best workEien, can confidently recon mend my
wOrk TO be superior in SfTess IA RBd L1 dbtiifs 70
IIl1ks that are nact N Oi9et oiurs eho eoiq hefes
one week. n9tieel every deSeriPtien OF SQL q
d4d WOOD BOX TRUAKSi ASHLAND a1d
Other VALIGES5 TkAYEbING BAGS MAR
Trunks, &c. Repaired and Covered. In q work
manlike manner, at short notice
Trunks delivered in any part OF the city, George
town, or Alexandria
Also-AgsEt for Hove'B celebrated FAMILY
de- is-iS '"1N '''-'J JAMES $. ToPHAM.
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II fhe New Orleans Picayune confirms the
statement that Gen. Walker, with ave vessels
and five hundred men, well supplied with arms
ana ammunition, arrived OF the Yucatsn coast, en-
route for Nicaragua, on the lst ult.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTER NOON,
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Corner Of fPsHHSyiUaHia avenue and IIh St,


Papers served in packages By carriers st - 8
vssr, or 81 cents per month. To mail subscribers
VIE Priee Is s35l rear, IN adr1nee; % for SIX
months; 81 for three months; and for less than
three months =, he rate Of p cents week Single
copies, ONE cESr; in wrappers. TWO CENTS.
UTADvERTIsEMsNTs should be sent TO the ofhos
before u O'Clock m otherwise they may not sppear
until tie next day.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

August LIST, 1850.
PROPOSALS Will be received 81 the Treasury De-
partment until the 18th INST for SUPPLYING for the
Use Of the Departm 1T. $50 cords OF Oak and loo
cords Of Hickory w ood-a of the ~ Ct quality, to
ne delivered d at the Treasury building. corded and
measured IN the yard by q sworn measurer a. the
expense of the contractor; and of if0 tons of Cum
beTsnd Coats tn. of white and IS tons Of red ash
AnthI scitr Coal, all of the best sUsit,, 30 be de
llvered at the building The Cur beTland Oa tO he
al lUmp-Eand picked. The white aah > be smalj
firnsce or large egg size; the red ssh 20 be small
egg size, and 70 be veis he'd by q sworn weigher-
N Ia
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EDUCATIONAL.
q U NJ VI E CIAL COLL E,
No. 476 SEVENTH ST.,
OPPosite ths General Post 0fee, Washiagfon CIR

e U NJ NJ CIAL COLL GE,
No. 416 SEVENTH ST.,
Opposite "a. General Post 065es, FaShiHgfOn City.
Armorian System Of Psnmanship, Bookkeeping,
meToantlle Forms snd CalC uatons, Business Cor
IespOLdence, Bills of Exohan,e, Current Bills,
Cqmmlsslon Sales, Gran mar and Arithmetic.
III Preparatory Class for Boys.
Ladies will be instructed IN hne peRman-
Rooms open from q. m. to 10 pm. For terms
ma as-sm ~ wM. w YOUNG co.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
NEw ARRANGEMENT.
rms well known and popular Seminary, which
H. Richards for more than ten years will be opened
on the hrst NJ Onday In September next, under the
iInlrsl SnpervIslon aud instruction of Mr.. aud Mrs
a. hiCH ARDS, In the well arranged and delight
fuzzy located Union Academy Building For rartic-
n!aIs. see clrcnlaIs at All the Bookstores mas #
M MRS, McCOR -ICk's SCHOOL.
.VkRS. MCCORMICK desires TO inform ne
friends and the public generally thst she viii resume
me duties OF her School on the lst Mondav in Sep
temher next.
The course of study pursued will comprise a.! tho
branches requisite 20 thorough English eduos-
ton.
In addition to her day scholars she is deElrou, Of
reoeiylns into her family . few pupils 6oarders
aged from 10 to Ia years, who will be under her i'm
mediate care and oversight.
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due otre o. pupils have been cOnsIderaJ increased
and Otherwise Improved. Those in Washington
dsslring particular information with reference &c
her school may sPply to w. d. Wallsoh, Editor O
the Star.
For tsrms and further particulars apply At he,
resitence-No. 30 Cameron street, AleIEn1riA, Va
- s7-u
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NEW MUSIC received semi weekly, and for
~ .arded By mail free Of POSTAGE
iyu JOHN F. ELL i.
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TRUNKS. BOOTS AND SHOES

l. II - ~ hA-S DOJ Il - hANlB 2AI DA-f1s
ROOTs AND sHoEs TO SUIT THE
Id TINES.
We are now manufacturing al kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES, and CONSTANTLY reoUlvlHg asFsS1
SUPP Of eastern mSds work % ov ~ up- kStstl
SCR ptIo- made expressly % oT1e-. aud va III IN
be sold az much over price than hiss been 49,
heretofore charged IN thlE city for much lnieriOr
articles.
Persons In paut Of Roots and Shoes Of eastern or
city made work. " M always fud q good assOT.nlen
IN store and al the lowest puces Give ne . call,
GRIFFIN a. BRO,
apS- 3l4 Peunsy wanna avenue.
1--WE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
l. arrived this day, emtT aclnE q gual gEYTYH
ties and sizes of Sole Leather, Ladies EsfffN
Dress and Packing Trunks. Our trunk ~-ASA@
sales exhibits 81 this time the gTe6test variety
of travelling requisites a. moderate prices. 10 be
found TINS side Of New NQTk. Also, every descup-
ton of LADIES' HAT BOXES, VALICES,
CARPET BAGS, SATCHELS. 40.
H. Old Trunks repaired taken in exchange
for aev ones. -
WALL, STEPHENS n CO..
Trunk Saes ROom,
mar Sl-d S22 Pa. avenue.
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I. OR RhN "A large double BRICK HOUSE.
u contaluInEll rooms aud passage. with stable
and carriage House Also pump r water in tho
yardi ON Eleventh 81, near l. -. For terms IusuIre
81 GEORGE 4. LANGLEY. on L -. near Eonr-
tocnth -. 4, % n
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SELLlNG OFF! SELLING OFF,
- GREAT BARGAINS

SELLlNG OFF SELLING OFF
- GREAT BARGAINS
IN DRY GOODS.
We commence to day sci ing off our entire stock
of SPRING AND SUM gEK ERESS GOOnS
Black Lsce Sh,wls, ard Msrtillas, in fact
Fancy Dress at grraIly reduced Prices, many At
less than cost Of importation In order 10 reduce
Large Stock.
In Store full assortment of 6rst Glass Sta7le
pom-stic Goods, for General "a ni!y purposes, all
at the lowest Market Ptioes.
wv COLBY a co.
an 81 S23 7th St, above Pa. av.
NEW SILK MANTLEs
N AND HOOPED SKIRTS.
We have r.eelyed hy express supply Of rloh
plain "a X MANrisES and REAL FRENCH
LACE MAN rLES ana 2, lNTS Also 10 dozen
of the fall style or WOVEN SkIR'fS ofGnpsfI0r
quality. Ladies' in want OF ans Of Lh4 .bo~e gcods
a. very lev prloes VIII please give qssn ear CAL.
jyS TAYLOR a HUTEnt
DERSONS IN SEARCH OF GUITARS
Il Vioins, Flutes Accordeons. Fiutinas BaEios
Tamborines, Brass Instruments and Strings Of the
FIRST quality, will hnd an immense assortment at
HS W. 6. aRTZERoTr.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

A RARE CHANCE Is NOW OFFERED TO
IA any one who may be deslrous of entering IN
profitable busIn' ss at one of the best stands IN
GeOrgetovn. | Offer my entire stock of DRY
GOODS on reasonable terms IN order to make a
chance In my business w. X HURDL
jy "a I'm Corner of HIgh Rud Cav SITS
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EOR RENT-A three story BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSE. on n u betWesn 18th and l5th
sts., No IO4. Apply to ]. KIRkWOOD, 40 l2th
rect a. d. ID
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nor REN T-Thst new and well arranged three
h story BRICK HOUSE. No. l-A, on q street.
betweeB 10th ana 10Th sts., First Ward, aely OcCu-
pied by Mr.. BodIsco, Russian Legation. Pose
sion xiv n Immediately Inquire Of Mr.. SOUTH
EH :. PARKER. next door east. ma ls-eOu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-29

GERMANS IN THE UNITED SrArEs,-Tbe German
population of this country is put down at 7,5OO,-
900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-29

FANNY FERN, in one of her latest newspaper
contributions. relieves her mind on the subject of
"Good Old Fashioned Religion thus
Real devotion may stroll to church with gilt
edged, gilt clasped, velvet prayer book, with a
staring gilt cross on the cover, held by the
daintiest yellow gloves. in conjunction with o
cobweb bankerchief heavily freghted with rich
lace real devotion may do this, but il stagger:
my faith to believe it. 1t is q relief to meS al
any rate, to look away from such spectacle to
some poor body, in homely but well mended
Clothes in company with well tbumbed Bible
or prayer book, with the look OF haotng 6eea used
a leaf turned down here. pencil mark there,
perhaps by some dear, toil-hardened hand, cold
and white enough now, over which warm tears
have dropped, on its pages, during life's great
sOul-struggle upward.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-29

GwIN AS AN EDIroR.--We have received dur
ing the week, quite number Of papers, printed
and edited by this somewhat notorious gentle
man. Among them we noticed one called the
Tisaiia Delta Supplement, aud another called the
Mariposa Star SuppIeraent, and yet others too
numerous 10 mention As all these papers are
filled with praises of Gwin himself they are not
very interesting-be besldes, they are pratical
looking sheets, having neither locality nor date
printed on them. We suppose from the word
Visalia being used In the title OF one OF them.
that il might be that II new organ had been
started here, in consequence Of the Delta show
ing Republican proclivitles, by advising Breck-
inrdge Democrats to vote for Lincoln In prefer
ence to Douglas. On inquirng we cannot leara
Of the arrival of any new material for a printing
office. We think our neighbort might recover
damages from Gwin, in suit for violation OF
copyright. in assuming the name of his paper.
He can call on US. il necessary, to prove that IL
has damaged him. Pisaiia Sun.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-29
SENSIBLE Echo FROM SISKIYoU.-A n

A SENSIBLE Echo FROM SIsKnoU.-A New
York paper tells of the fool things Eastern girls
are doing in anticipation of sight at that effem
mate humbug. the Prince of Wales. The Uflion,
published at Yreka, SissIiyOu county, lets itself
off in the following sensible style at their ex-
pense:
Poor darlings! When the leopard changes his
spots and the camel loses the hump on his back,
you will perhaps have commenced to learn wis
dom; not before Better by far that you count
up and burnish the inestmable jewels that God
has given you for the adornment of an humble,
it may be, but soul-lit cottage. The probability
is, that but few of your slender waists, If any.
will be pressed by the, unfortunately, weak mind
ed heir apparent OF the British Throne! And,
even if you should succeed in being SO etieml-
nately hugged the pressure will not be equally
royal with that which could be readily obtained
at the hands of American sovereignty, without
the loss of mOdesty, dignity, or nationality; and
all by the exhibition of sensible, frank and gen
erous sympathy. But, alas in the vain pursuit
of unreal and imaginary honOrs, you will heed
lessly trample on affections and qualities equal
to your own, and by so doing you will either lose
the prize of manly heart altogether, or else
debase it to the level of a soulless appreciation
without heart, and shorn Of all the aowers OF do
mestic contentment
Unfortunately, it is not to titled princes alone.
that your vanity is everywhere directed, as a
class but the same principle is manifested IN an
humber capacity, all over the world and the
names of worthy young men--your equals in
every sense-are legion, whom you disgust by
false and hollow hearted airtati0ns. and whom
wearily retiring from the Wll-o' tbe-wlsp chase
after fashion. make room for the gilded and shall
| ow-headed fool whom you are, ere long. forced
! to call husband!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-29

Try 1T ON Old SAN.-Once upon time on q
plantation in Kentucky, while little nigger ba
by was snoozng in its cradle, streak OF light
ming came down the capacious chimney oi the
cabin and killed it. Old Sam, an aged negro,
came rushing in from the storm, and after seeing
what had occurred, he let himself out as follows
gazing ntently at the defunct small darkey
Nov, Lord, you tink you hab done great tingi
-jes gone and killed poor little niger baby
what amt Wort two dollars and a-half" AnC
then jumping upon his feet, almost bursting will
indignation, and with defiant tone, he yelled
out, 's spose you try il on old Sam!"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-29
GREAT ToMB OF MAN.

GREAT ToMB OF MAN. ~
Yet not to thy eternal resting place
Shalt thou retire alone nor cOuldst thou wish
Couch more magnificent. Thou shalt lie down
With patiiarchs of the infant world, with kings,
The powerful of earth, the wise and good,
Fair forms and hoary seers OF ages past,
All in one mighty sepulchre. The hills,
Rockribbed and ancient as the sun the wales,
Stretching in pensive quietness between;
The venerable woods rivers that move
In majesty, and the complaining brooks fall
That make the meadows green and poured round
Old oceans gray and melancholy waste
Are but the solemn decorations all
OF one Great Tomb of Men.--W c. Bryant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-29

IMPORTED VNEs.-The San Francisco Ecening
mirror is informed that Mr.. Samuel Brannan,
of San Francisco, recently bought 10000 cut
tings from the most celebrated vineyards of
Italy and Germany, which will soon be brought
to this State and planted. 1t is his intention to
go into wine producing on grand scale. With
his immense capital and energy he will certainly
take the lead in the matter, and our wines will
become noted throughout the world for superb
orty of flavor
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-29
A word 20 the Wise.

Love hailed little maid,
Romping through the meadow;
Needless in the sun she played,
Scornful Of the shadow.
"Come with me-" whispered he;
"Listen, sweet, to love and reason"
"By and by" she mocked reply;
cloves not in season."
Years went, years came;
Light mixed with shadow;
Love met the maid again,
Dreaming through the meadow.
" Not so coy" urged the boy
List in time 10 love and reason"
"By and by" she mused reply;
Loves still in season."
Years went, years came
Light changed to shadow
Love saw the maid again,
Waiting in the meadow.
Pass no more, my dream is Der;
| can listen now to reason"
"Keep thee coy" mocked the boy;
Loves cut Of season."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-29

PoIrrIcAI. ScouRRRs-In a recent speech at
Sacramento, john B. Weller said that all the
party had to do was to go home, take off their
coats, go down on their hands and go to work
II the Ex-Governor were a lady, 1t would not be
out of order to suggest that in preparation for
undainty work she ought to pin up the superfuity
of her gowu.--S r. Epening Mirror.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-29

CHARACTERISTIC. - The Montgomery (Ala.)
Mail, suggests that dissolution OF the Union
can be accomplished in the event Of Lincoln's
election, by refusing to let a Postmaster. ap-
pointed under his administration, take possession
of his Office" when "a row would be inevitable" !"
We think the row would be with the people, on
account Of not getting their letters.-.hissOuri
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-29

LISTEN 70 THIS Truth. The Philadelphia
Press says:
" Happily for the cause of truth, in these days
no public journal is powerful that does not stand
upon its conscientious convictions and prove its
sincerity by its acts. The moment public print
becoms the slave of power, and the echo of cor
rupt aspirants, it might as readily be circulated,
and with as much effect upon popular opinion,
as it came in white sheets from the paper mill"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-29

REMEMBERING that the initials of Mr.. Douglas
are S. A. D., the reader will say that the fol
lowing, which we clip foom the Albany States-
man. is not bad
Little Dug will be sadly affected,
Whate'er his political lot
He'll remain S. A. ID. If elected,
Aud be S. A. ID. II he's not
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-29
Gbe Trinitg aomnal
WEAVERVILLE,C CAL,
Saturday Morning, September ID, 1850.
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

MIR. L.. p. Fisher is our only authorized Agent
in San Francisco receive advor sements receipt Cor
the same and u transact business generally for the
TslSry JorKNn Onice-No. l72 l2 Washington street,
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House, up stairs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-29

CLEANING KETTLEs.--A bit of pearlasb, as
large as a walnut, dissolved in hot water, will re-
move grease IRON iron cooking utensils and also
take out the taste left by onions or other highly
favored food.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-29

SEEING a pretty girl standing by house
having bill of "To Lett on it, we inquired IL
Miss was to be let with the premises " No
slree," replied Miss PERT 81 am to be lot
alone"
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-JAILOR;S NOTICE.

WAS COMMITTED to the Jail of Yazoo aS
w county, on the 9th day of August, &A
1860. negro ~hO calls himself HARRY, q
and says he belongs to'John Massey, in Lincoln
county, Tenn, who is trader, and was trying
to sell him near Donaldsonvlle, La. Said negro
slave is of yellow complexion, about 80 years old,
about 5 feet IL inches high, and weighs about
190 pounds had on very ragged clothes.
The owner of said slave will please come for
ward, prove property, Ray charges and take him
away, or he will be dealt with according to law,
JOHN SMITH, Tailor,
August IL, 1860. 90
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.
ELECTION FIRST MONDAY IN OCT
FOR JUDGE OF THE HIGH COURT.

EOh OOOOG VI lnG OOOh1.
A. H. HANDY is "a candidate for re- election as
Judge of the High Court of Errors and Appeals,
for the First District composed of the Counties Of
Kinds, Warren, Rankin, Scott, Newton, Lauder
dale, Kemper, Neshoba, Leake, Madison, Yazoo,
Issaquena, Washington, Holiness Attaa Winston
and Noxubee. Election LIST Monday of October
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
ROBE 7 BOWMAN is a candidate for re cleo
ton to the Office of Probate Judge of Yazoo
County, at the ensuing election in October.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
We are authorized to announce JAMES E.
EVERETT MS a candidate for the Office of Circuit
C ERIK of Yazoo county. Election first Monday
IN October next.
We ore authorized to announce W. Is. RICH
ARDSON as a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
Court Election first Monday in October.
FOR SURVEYOR.
We are authorized to announce JAMES n.
REDDING as candidate for the Office of Sur
veyor of YezOo county. Election first Monday
in October next.
FOR PROBATE CLERK.
We are authorized to announce JOHN BRUM-
FIELD rs candidate for re- election to the Office
Of Probate CLERK of Yaz3o county. Election first
Monday IN October next
FOR TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce THOMAS A.
MANOR as q candidate for Treasurer of Yazoo
county. Election first Monday in October next.
We are authorized to announce E. L. BOWER,
as candidate for re election to the office Of
Treasurer of Yazoo County. Election in October
next.
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM H.
MANGUM as a candidate for re election to the
Office of Sheriff of Yazoo county. Election in
October next.
FOR TAX ASSESSOR.
We nre authorized to announce D. NJ BELL as
candidate for the Office of Tax Assessor of YazoO
county. Election first Monday in October next.
We are authorized to announce L. D. LANG
FORD as candidate for the Office Of Assessor Of
Taxes of Yazoo county, at the ensuing October
election.
We are authorized to announce GEORGE c.
JENKINS us a candidate for the Office of Asses
sor of Taxes, at the ensuing October election.
We are authorized to announce A. B. JOHN
STON as a candidate for re election to the Office
of Tax Assessor of Yazoo county. Election frs
Monday in October next.
We are authorized to announce JAMES s.
WEAT HERBY MS a candidate for the office OF
Tax Assessor of Yazoo county. Election to take
place on the first Monday in October next
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II u " u II n n u Il
And all the Diseases of the Urinary Organs
THIS REMEDY cures when all other prepare
tons fail 1t is entirely unlike every other
compound; containing no mineral poison or nause'
Gus Drug; as it is prepared solely from Roots,
Banks and Leaves, and has been handed down from
one generation to another, by the Cherokee In
dams, 1t is offered to the public on its own in
trinsic merits. 1t performs its duty quickly and
thoroughly. The unfortunate Of either sex, will
be repaid by usingt this remedy, instead of placing
themselves at the mercy of some Quack or Pro-
fessor. This remedy strikes at the very root of
the disease; its tendency is not simply to suspend
the poison, but to remove the cause on which it
depends. Full directions, in pamphlet form, ac-
company each bottle.
The speedy and permanent relief afforded by
this remedy, in all cases of Gonorrhea (Clapp,)
elect, Gravel, Structure Fuor Albus Whites in
femalsl. and oil other Diseases of the Urinary
Organs, has astonished the most scientific men
of the age This Remedy not only eradicates
all Poison from the SYSTEM but invigorates the
most delicious constitution
II does not affect the breath, or interfere with
any business, or require any deviation from the
usual diet.
| 1t REQUIRES no assistance from other medicine.
All what enhances its value. is the entire abb
sence of all nauseous taste, being pleasant and
delicious syrup. Price 50 per bottle.
POTTER 6 MERWIN, Sole Proprietors.
St. Louis, Mo-
| Sold in YazoO City by
THOMPSON & GRAY.
J. BLUNDELL,
| And all the Druggists.
| ]. C. LANIER, Vicksburg, and ]. WRIGHT
& CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
january z, lS59-ly.
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Burial Caskets and Cases.

TTAVING the right to sell the latest and most
III improved styles Of BURIAL CAsKETS and
CASES, and having secured the services of MIR.
King to give the same his attention, will dis,
pose Of them at prices 80 per cent. less than the
ordinary Casket is now selling in the county.
Any one wishing Casket or Case, can secure the
same at any time by application at my store, al
the above reduced prices. Terms cash. or it's
equivalent. E. L, BOWER.
June 80, 1850.