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OF STATE.

~ WAsHINsfOS, January IS, 155s.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members OF Congress on business on SATURDAYS,
commencing with Saturday, the first Of aer.
month.
jan T-u WILLIAM R.SEwARD.
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The Forrest Divorce Case

ALBANY, June 16 The Forrest divorce case
will be before the Court Of Appeals this week
Edwin Forrest, with his counsel, Jas. T. Brady
Charles O'Conor and VIM. Curtis Noyes, are here
at Congress Hall.
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DR.. JOHNSON, or TxNSKssKE.-At Nashville,
Whenever 4 secesh lady spin upon a federal SOL
der he has her taken TO surgeon, who forces
her 70 swallow dose Of rheubard. NO lady
would act like black kguard, Andy says, unless
her digestion was out Of order. He looks upon
the whole matter as disease, and treats 10 ac-
e0rdlngly. He generally effects . cure with q
single dose. There have been instances, how
ever, where be had TO apply the remedy three
times, aided and assisted by an emetic, This
CUES the most violent case In single hour.
Andy JoaRs0n may be called the "grsat medicine
man" Of the West.-Cmefzsar Press, STA. =
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CHANCERY SALE.-By virtue of q decree
bia, setting as Court Of K Suity msde in q cause
IN WHICH James Warde;l, is complainant, snc
irene vansclver and otE els are defendants, the
on WEDNESDAY the 25th day of June next, AZ
O'CLOCK, IN the tstnoon, the 70 lowing plsoe or par
house thereon, now occupied By Mrs VanscIyer,s
6elng part Of Lot numbered ls7 and l89, IN Beal's
the west side of Green street. and at the end ofI15
teet eoutherly, from the south west corner OF
soatherly With the west side of Green street Is
ieet, tnence westerly and parallel with Bridge st
Eo feet. thence northery aud parallel with Greer
street. feet, thsnce eastsriy and parallel with
Tefms: Sne ~ 'btrS 20 tne Place OF 6erinnlng.
months; the purchaser giving his bonds viii
security 10 be app. owed By the Trustee, beaTin.
interest from the day o. sac.
All oonveyancing a. the expense fthe purchs.er
e 2: JACKSON, Trustee.
NJ 23-dts THOMAS DOwLiNG, auct.
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Treasure from California

u
NEW YoRK, June l8-The steamer Ariel, from
Aspinwall on the 9Th inst, arrived at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon, with $3.50 600 in treasure and over
100 passengers.
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ID Pbiladelphians are again discussing Ran
dali steam line project and sndeayoring to secnfI
shs Eseded amount Of stock subscriptions,
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DELAWARE STATE
LOTTERY
AatborlSed by " An act for the Encouraxemsnt OF
Delaware"
JOHN A. MORRIS CO., Managers.
CLASS 264,
To be drawn in Wilmington, Delsvsre
On SATURDAY. June ssth, ,Iss2
SCHEME.
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a. ro1 ----- --------s- 10000
1.5O00l - '''s'S< oV-iS
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r DR. JOHNSTON,
- a l. r L M ORE
LOCK sPITAL,
Has d'Seors,sd hs most Certain, SPEEDY and caES
EGtctEd! Remedy III !4s World.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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PENNIES AND sNALL CHANGE may ALWAYS be
had for exchange at the Star once counter. Il
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CRIsTApoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE

For all who desire TO have the color Of their hair
changed with safety, certainty, and rapidity, to
any shade they may require.
Manufactured by J. CHRIsTApoRo, 6 Astor
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and ap-
piled by all RaIr Dressers.
Price 81, sI5O, and % per box, according to
size. Nos.
CRIsIADoRo's HAIR PRzsKRvArIvx,
10 invaluable with his Dye, a. II imparts the ut
most softness, the most beautiful gloss and great
vitality 10 the hair.
Price 50 cents, 81, and 80 per bottle, according
70 size. may 5-eo1m
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IIsnts ele-stares in proportion.
yohN A. MORRIS q CO. are the sols ana
. iDAl orders for hctets or psrtr ~
se prom Pity and faithfully hlied, and tbs ofbeist
80 ~ 6 ss.nasa By the State connissiessrs,
Nsa es ya yasaxa number. srs also ppbIi.Asd In the
- q. JOHN. A MORRIS a CO..
u, MsnaaSrs. Wflminftar.
W t-lm neaWHra
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EQR SALE.-Ihs subscriber, DESIRING 10 retiTe
- = rom bpsiness, wil sell on sdvxntsreors terns
on feartssnth street. bstvesn and New ~ yo1e: yp1:
avenue Ihe business ~ O lerte and increxss n
fsred 10 any one deslrinS 10 enEass mi HI mSs Do, ,o
gk. w; n. CONES kespsctriiy inforns IN,
Sn1sl, 81 ne Navy Yera and uoinity that Ss kss
% xhsrs al professional osls vill Be- proms,p1
w W eoluns
Cash. DOORS, = : -
: A, the Ola R.,.f fHND BLINDS
oeposte NE MArket lin The rear For - ekcA,'
nhlu' y. w. KHlL50N, Assss Aesss"
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SECOND wARD SrATIoS CAsEs-Rsfors JHstfes
CLarE -sundsy.-J. II. stevens, drunk In the
street. fned 81 81. George Mitchell, disordsrly
ead prOfsne for further hearing Charles CIagetff,
do; do.
MOnday.-T. Brand, riding on the pavement;
nned 81
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AUCTION SALES.
By ]. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Asotioneers.

b bJ d Cs Mc0C ihh q CO.s Aeou0neera-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PRovKD HIAL EsTATF.-By virtue of an order
OF the Circuit Court OF The District Of Columbia,
passed on the fifth day Of June, lB62 In a. Gauss IN
which Otis j. Preston and others, are CON painants
and Thomas Weioh IL defendant. the undermined
Will sell a. Public Auction to the highest bidder,
on THURSDAY. the 10th day of Ju.y. 1850, at s
0'oiock M, upon the premises, the vest part OF
Lot No q In square No 5i7. in the city of Wash
tnEtcn, fronting tveuty four feet MEssac husstls
avenue. oety cen Fourth and Filth streets vest,
and running back TO twenty foot alley, together
with the Improvements thereon, consisting Of q
Frame Dwelling House.
Terms of sale2 One-thlrd the purchase morey
TO be paid In cash, and the residue IN esual install
ments in six and twelve months from the day of
sae; the deferred payments to bear intere st from
the day Of sale, and to be secured BY the notes OF
oonds of the purchaser, with surety or sur I'll es
70 be approved by the Trustee.
should the purchaser fall to comply With the
terms ofeas within six days after the dsy of sal
after i've days notice
All oonveyanclng at the cost of the ,urchaEer.
g INGLE, Trustee.
je 7-2kvGds J,C McGUIREH >O Anct,
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Ward on sunday afternoon made descent on a
house on street south, between Third and
Fourth ssreea, and captured six negroes, who
were engaged In playing cards. They were taken
before Justice Gull, where they gave their names
al VIM. Tenny, Jack Taylor, Albert Mathews,
Wesley Green, Chas. Bell and Ann Brown. Ali
but Mathews were ined 81 81.
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or;cK-The Third Ward patroImen reported
Saturday;-Gustave Miller, vagrant; worknouse
% davs JSmes DarIey, fast riding; fined IS 5s.
Ann Bell, (coi. } disorderly conduct; dismissed
Barney CanobeI., drunk and disorderly; work.
house 30 dan. Edwin Marshall, drunk; do
John Schwope, do.I fned sI.94. Charles c.
Smith larceny Of clothing from VIM. Russell,
security for hearing before Justice Thompson.
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ASSAULT AND BATTKRY.-R. A. Clements was
arresled NJ Onday morning by Pstrolmen Hannah
Tor cutting lad named John Kellogg, with a
coach whip. The accused 10 a hackuIan, and
wt1ch Clements wanted, and the refusal Of the
metal by young Kellogg was the cause Of the
assault. Clements was held 10 bail for court by
Justice Dom.
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EOWAI LAGER BEER SALOoN.-Sunday night
a. Ct sJIiie.E belonging to the 9th cavalry went
10 Bseksrt's .sgsr beer garden, near the COngrss-
s.OEaI Cemetery, and demanded sdmitiance,
which the proprietor refused. They then burst
Lim anf 10 the melee struck his wife. Beckert
made his escape from them, and they then de-
Ia O. shed several OF his windows and doors. A
-,Isrd rom their regiment soon made their ap-
usarance ind arrested the party.
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NJ so,


OBJECT Of thy choice become wasted by disease or
blanched b3 tae erodng cares OF time yet wilt thou
see only IN .lm the one who hrst won thy true ana
LOVING hear3,"
u was iardi Gras N the say and beautiful city and
tHeJoyouB ana happy ereoIes JhronSed the streets IN
every eotcevaelenash, woons and quznng each other
troaPs q Cna1ep 5Eonged the stseetS IN gay masks
shouting a%t sefnp'ng 70. the sweet meats ana toys
thrown ft9a ro{e{ machines Propeied' Py comicai
masks All. seemed PIE and animation to the anxious
ana sohtaFE stahSe!sFho moved among the gaFgroups
seeming an unconscious spectator so closely was ne
scanning every window ana door suddenly hestopped
before aI len Ehdo" ~ ms eye eaught sight oi pale
ace Rhlch vas partly cohceaed by the tmck fohage OF
an orange oee. Co4a II oe mat tne pale face those
sGhken olue eyes ana he beautifully shaped head, now
almost desu'ute OF halI' was anne Norton: FOR lew
moments ne Gazed IN i9uo, ana uncertainty then eau
4o"Sy ead tmost nolseiGssy ne approached the vera
aa5 ana sai,i IN oW cam voice. AnGe sorton Is It
indeed Een nave at hast oaAa you say Anne tLs you!
oiA Aiifn 1aL iieGd' my GeH'efef no." 5iiaii ever
pS '"allhlu i'og 70 'ou 't you ol tH9 tPiHeSs1
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H. p BUCKLEY,
CLate Young & CO.,

r---Ir,~ ~ SjIr-nrS.nrrb
~ IMPORTER oftine Watches for ladies' -
EIA, and gentlemen, of the most cele- ~ ~
- brated makers ofEn-and and Switzerland, made
t8 his order expressly in heavy gold and sill
vGr,) and warranted standard ineuess.
Ladies' chatelaues and neck chains.
Gents guard, fob and vest chains seals, keys, etc.
Finger rings, earrings breast-pins, cuh-pns, etc
Diamond pins and rings.
Specaees for every age, in gold silver steel andtor
toise shell frames;
5yerware, warranted pure coin consisting Of table
tea and dessert spoons
Silver table and dessert forks, ladies butter knives,
mustard and salt spoons, sugar tongs, etc.
Plated ware, consisting of castors candestcks wait
ers, etc
the business all watches sent for repairs viii have the
srctest personal attention. and having every facility for
making any portion Of q watch, he will be enabled to
work on very reasonable terms.
- Jewelry made to order and repaired. Diamonds
in the latest style Canes mounted in gold and
silver nov -. 1856
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ENCOURAGE HOME LITERATURE
THE SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIRESIDE.


nEY0TED to Literature, Agriculture and Horticn
~ ture edited by gentlemen Of eminent abilities in
their several departments, is published every SATUR.
DAY, at Augusta, Georgia.
EXPRESSIONS or THE PRESS:
ats writer's the most distinguished in the south
Delta, New Orleans
Stands in the very first rank
Presbyterian, Charleston.
- paper; indeed, tor the south. News, Savannah.
''Equalled DF lew, surpassed DE none.
Times Columbus.
'A most acceptable Christian Index, Macon
"The best investment of two dollars that could be
made" Missouran, ST. Louis
observes The most liberal patronage"
Baptist, Atlanta.
eve cordially commend it 10 southerners.
Enquirer Richmond
''Its contents are varied and agreeable"
Christian Advocate, New Orleans.
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At UANDSBURU. NI~~TSNIPPT
z An constantly manufacturing Engines, Boilers,
1 Circular Saw Mills, Shafting and Pulleys,
at the above establishment (which is conducted by my
patner Mr. j. n Bradford under tile style of n. Brad
ford Co and solicit orders from Southern customers
Ourmachinery has attained reputation for superIori
tv and durability and endeavor will be to continue
10 deserveit r. T. HARRISON,
40 St Charles street, New Orleans.
Constantly on hand-West's Patent Lift and Forc7
Punns Crular Saws, Rubber Belts Iron Gas and v a.
ter Pipes Corn Mills, Circular Saw Mills Cotton Gins
Horse Powers etc etc may29t
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Aline Horton.

A14A0 NVItou
Il was bright and ciondIess evening and the ullmoon
was sheaahg fadhhS ISht over the quiet village OF
Norton In the suburbs and almost on the main road
leading through the village stood quaint old house in
the tormof an T. 1he Old house With its broad poshes,
nigh haFro" windows ana SIX gable chimneys; was al
most cohceaeu o 'He lil locusttees nterSpered with
Grape myrtle roses and the many uxurant vines pecu-
ar to heSouth- Heream the thick clustering foliage
oi tne od uees ana snfuos, the golden orlole and
mocklngbird had reared undsturbed their young, and
sang their widest sweetest notes But not more wild
and sweet was the song OF the birds which war0led IN
he od nome trees thh the voice Of Ahne NoEton-the
9ele the pet and PFIde oil the village father was
one OF e pioneer seefS ana mad held an olce OF hSh
trust almost as Tar back as the memory OF the oldest
settlers Here he had welded Alne,s mother, beau
Qu ana accomplished lady, who died few days after
Anes birth, leaving her to the eareo apious auntand
coating S'cPsiS5ef' mere III tne Ola house sInedea
Fol an S'.. go'o ,,' 9' any way MAKE !iIe unhappy
.' ~ @ ohocaftSses
VI ''' oVos 'iSie' ana presents o
eFeI5 oGSe i,1u oteI a'lse4 on "er WIN an IN
SPa5HlS i"lu' az" ~ C'lGH, "taI'H ana nonor, nag
pau eF ioI'Se' "Lo sou5"' 20 "'' "ei manu-. b"I !"
i sue tuil'g' away W see ne" %u4lft' anu Il,S s'e
%u al'a'''eU leI INeH.J my oH." e"y' "ueH Juah
6hASI 3ou"5 '"'eI :" tlG vicinity oi Nof1o"' r.
IatHeu nom Se 10 t'4e possession ot ms properly
" s"3 ai' Iou, ,teoU'' anu liU !51l'l
eulFaleo an" r'cnl toFeu WIN ne soon lo4H9
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SOUTHERN vs.. NORTHERN MANUFACTURE
SOAPS! SOAPS!! SOAPS!!!
Warranted equal if not superior to the most fayorite
northern brands of the ike grade and prices.
PELICAN CHEMICAL WORKS,
Front Notre Dame and Fulton Streets Vow Orleans
STEAM FACTORY OF OILS, CHEMICALS AND
SDAPS 0E TNERN nEScRIpTIQN

STEAM FACTORY OF OILS, CHEMICALS AND
SOAPS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
n the systematic arrangement completeness and sci
entfc proicently and practical skill and experience
wen in the decided advantages which their locality af
fords them for laying in their stock of raw material
nomicalv these works confidently claimed to have
NO SUPERIOR in the country.
Our merchants have, therefore longer any occasion
to send their orders to the north for SOAP liable to the
accidents and delay and occasional advances in therate
of freight incident to marine transportation, thereby in
ducHg the necessity of keeping heavy stocks Of the
modify on hand they supply themselves with
just as good article inst as cheap. and in Just
such quantities only, if they choose, viii meet the
weekly demands oftheir business from RELIABLE HoNE
INSTITUTION. PELICAN CHEMICAL WORKS.
Vow Oreans. Mav2n. 1871
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-fIY LABOR so HARD WHEN WASHING.


TEHHE subscribers offer at all tines complete assor
4 ment chandeliers, from3 to II lights Brack-
cts. Pendants, Portable Lights, and all other arti
cos of GAS FIXTURES, at very low prices.
Ir giving the height of ceiling size Of room and ap-
prpzimate price parties may bc supplied as well by
letter, as if present.
Information regarding styles and prices will be sent
bv mail when desired HENDERSON & GAINES,
aurlOtf No 100 Canal Street, New Orleans
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curtain ,'o oeeH lo"eFel oFtt the "IHuo"s ano la5
lolds Oh the rlch tapestry carpet beaHiul
GAotcS hea tne apartments WIN lhelr fleh perfume
mere III the same spot Whefe sne nag sat S sA months
previous, Sat Anne Norton Inc same WIG song SEM
us tIn8 eCtoeS aionS thc nroaahail, accompanied oy
IuG phFe mo"loi the elacS setter mat ay cFouchnS
GC het ieet me hoFSehah set on iS IRON grey cna3eE
listening WIN as lnuch 'aSefheSS as Wheh ne haa oeeh
capuFated oy that VIA strain But Ailne had aEothef
IS'oher OF tnls occasion; ana Wheh she had uhlsaeu
sI'sns, t!e uocr was oPeueu gently oF one VINO ii'o
""aA ielS toi.HueAt VI warm fGeeP'loh ne SPfal
1 10 @ heL sue ana tLe words Juiah ana Anne passed
iuCh4 oet"eeh l.eh. heh Iolto"ca = lo'9 shent
anu s'o'te eil9"ec' 1oH "Ilie' -AI'L'e SEoFe lil N"
/ ." G1 ulSsis%Se hGlSeii,
~, Ailhe' no" haFelonSea TOT this lheeun9 no"
oile nave No%eu IA my absence tH',t "op!u it"In
my %Ie az your hlus as soon as my return. SPEAK 10
" % ""s - "'e '''' "lo"i ,ntt t'e. u ''.'o
!'Ui "PFf Hot may coie anu u"gi anu aiu gu III
oot',5 - '."eis IGI'lH's ""ss' IVi ue c1u'u "o'
p oN ~ y - eo"u ny "e"'c 10 lou loNe u'c'
-N'nS' % " ail , ""''.n ~ ~ ~ c9't y" "'le
Ju'l'! " IAS Il lad ever Io'ea you other%Ise toah
dc "NlSI he' ~ = ' "'sHVSs tI!a1 u9 iot
4|1 "oU" o9 'oo latt, loI aL 70 oe IHe"He o He1rE
M'dCo'"pe to-'AoIfo"
on, Anne, you, WIN an your beauty innocence ana
ih'esGhee, % oe the "lIe oi 'His Samohhg Pfomgate
/ VINO VIII DflnS curse upoa your mthcrto happy me-
O. ou stoula ite me eot'u ne iecoeIted; out 10
see YOU hS "iie, cannot. ne y al. bat nuisance
ana ne WIZ oe "o!s9 'a oie' Il We oi es-to nate ms
'ali's'eu I'iHG "'su -Alhe >o' Ioi', 1Sse paeh tS
So, \ VIII %lt'leF ~ lot otigH1 hoRes, AAie' anu
i ieaFe you "hiy Gcsoiatoh ai'a saAfoW-
eliiHot 'uaao, l Io5e HenrE .%i'Saa!oe. Linen
'ne ooSe oe ou 1"Ne gss,'I"1E ilt' alet !oq 'ils
oeN~ ~ w lo "i ~! r'igi e'e " l,h 'i'i' .PC"S.'
scent nave Io"eu 10 oe LcHF! Maeonoe "he'al'o
! C9rro1 ,'aI, ''E"h .I'S 'o"'
',gn, ~ agal P'ESGi, l w. ,
IaI a' 'le passing On another fSHlS; FiieAu lNi"e
"0" ~ 5'5 "el'! s1S'" lu- ''" -, Y 9e"'Seil ~
4oGuceu tueSe "oFtS ,.iu a'seo from 'e rouse Nleh
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REMOVAL.

EkEllOt lALs
w MARKS has removed from his old stand to the
w - large and commodous building, corner Of Texas
and Market streets and is prepared to urnishhs friends
and the public generally with every description of
Fancy and staple Dry Goods, Clothing,
Doors, SHOES AND FURNISHING GoorS.
As 10 sve and quality his stock Is unsurpassed, all of
which will be sold prices corresponding with the tight
ness Of the times.
~ R0CERIES-Al large assortment of FANCY and STA
N PIE GRocEFIEs. lust received and for sale by
Ed EBERSTADT.
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UNIV ERsITY or LOUISIAN
LAW DEPARTMENT.

rEVHE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES will com
4 mence on the second MONDAY Of November, 1861,
and will close the first Monday Of April, 1862.
Hon. THEODORE H. McCALEB, H.D., Professor of
Admiralty and international Law.
BANDELL HUNT, Professor Of Commercial and
Criminal Law, and the Law Of Evidence.
CHRISTIAN R0SELlCa, Ii, D., Professor Of Civil
ALFRED HENNEN, Professor Of constitutional and
Commercial Law, and Equity jurisprudence.
sep RANDELL HUNT, Dean.
CENTENARY COLLEf.E3 or IA.
FEHHE Exercises Of this Institution viii be resumed at
4 the Commencement Of the next regular Session,
the FIRST MONDAY OcToBER. It is desirable that stu
dents should apply for admission at the beginning OF the
session. a fall Faculty will be in attendance.
By resolution Of the Board of Trustees, Confederate
Bonds will be received payment Of tuition during the
war. J0AA e. MILLER President
jackson, La, August 9ssl8slt
FE7HE undersigned having determined to settle perma
nentyin this place For the purpose Of giving lessons
on the Piano, Guitar, Violin, Flute any instru-
ment desired. During the past seven years, snd has
taught successfully in southern college he respectfully
socits liberal patronage from the citizens of Shreve
port and surrounding country Terms ~ per month OF
three lessons week Orders left at Ball DashieHs
drug store promptly attended to E. HEINEAIANN
Shreveport, January 3o-5m professor of Music
TO PRINTERS.
w materials. lately used on the South Western:
font of 800 lbs. Brewer,
x $50 . 3"
$50 "
no Long Primer,
fonts line Brewer,
Long Primer Condensed.
Together with the column head advertising and dash
rules, leads. &C., &c,
A!so-A Medium Printing Press, Roller-Nould &C.
all complete and the following materials used for short
time in the publication Of weekly paper About $50 lbs
Of Bourgeois and Minion, with line letter. column
head advertising and dash rules, cases, chases, etc
The above materials viii be sold low for cash.
J.. DILLARD & Co.
TIME undersigned having determined to close up in
4 this place, is now selling off at COST
The assortment comprises every description Of fancy
and staple dry goods gentlemen clothing boots shoes
etc, allof the latest STYLES and fashion,
Purchasers are invited 70 call and examine stock and
prices.s w. MARKS.
der5A- Texas Street
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GOOD NEWS FOR LADIES!
INV Indy who viii send hcr address TO

ttny Lady who Will send her address to
Mas. f. CREAGER BALTIMORE, Nd.
with three cents postage stamps included will receive
by return mail something of importance TO the sex.
WOMAN, KNOW THfS LF0 ND BE HAPP1.
THEGEEAT FEMALE PILL.
TER. J. p. CRAIGER is agent for DIR. Wheating's
~ celebrated Female Pills. These Pills are Tnr
VALUABLE for Ladies' forthev viii restore the monthly
when they stop from any whatever They
never have failed in any case where the direction around
The box containing The Pill have been strictly followed;
indeed there has been no OF failure occurred to our
knowledge Beng pHTev vegetable they are perfectly
safe. Single boxes mailed to order, postage paid, upon
Address Dr.. J. P. CREAGER,
may22-3m Baltimore, Nd.
HONEY! THE BEST OF IIONEE!!
HAVE valuable receipt for making Honey which
will send to any person upon hc receipt Of 80 cents
We make and use il in famiIr at bafthe cost, and
coudert good the estartce of genuine bee made
honey, from which it cannot be told. Any person
vino will make and sell It can clear from two to three
dollars per day only requires four articles to make u
Rud thew be had store for fifty cents Every
family may have this delightful luxury, for any lady
make it in fifteen minutes ut any time
II YOU really want something nice DO not miss the
Honey or Washington Receipts for they positively all
claim for them and they should be in every family.
Three cents postage stamps are as good a. money.
Address Dr. j. j. GREAGER
The Pulaski Times Harlinsyillc, Ca, Of Thursday,
March a. 1859, savs:-Fnc Ionev-Dr. r. G. Smith, of
this county presents with beautiful article of honey
equal: if not superior to anything saw. This
Honey manufactured bv Mrs. smith according to the
directions given III the receipt which she purchased of
Dr J. T. Creagcr Baltimore, Nd. Any person can get
taz receipt for making honey and be independent Of the
honey bee by writing to pr Creager, No555 West Bal
tla5re Street, Baltimore Md enclosing 10 cents. m29
OR CBEAGER Baltimore, Nd, is the sole agent for
aI DrWiiders' celebrated Matrimonial Series, three
books No j. ''A Book for Young Men, designed to pre-
pare them for Female Societv No , Errors in Court
ship." No. B. Reproduction Control" Either Of which
viii be mailed to order, postpaid upon receipt Of y
cents. lm29-5m
WHY LABOR so HARD WHEN WASHING.
H HAVE chemical process for cleaning clothing, by
the ofwhich the clothes can be washed very clean
without boiling and with very little rubbing.
Bv this method much hard labor may be avoided the
washing is done in halfthe time, and the clothes
lst much longer for they out by rubbing,
ar In the old way Of washing by machines. &c The
clas nsed cost but little aud arc easy obtain mail
eeceipt order postage paid upon receipt of50 cents
Three cents postage stamps good as money.
Address Dr. J. p CRAIGER,
ulav2q-3m Baltimore, Nd.