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Terms Of tie NrrspVar Press of Mem Or'caw
un4u imon-i agreed to 1t an adjourned m'rDif'r of
the rravrrlurs, hlll the 18th of March, 1897.
SuR$cRlrrloS5.-f w sly1 u ,lItr4 FIR til d,ily pa
per anna II, p,yrrle Sc n-trmrIIy in nlvmee: ten
dollars for tnc rl-"Hn<tY lntrT pager payable one
y.ur in nlvu.r yvcrr No ritv r,f,rrprr i uiyr, No
& description will he discontinued until urraara g,4 ave
settled. In Of di .contnrtnre, one weeks nojca
IN 1rrt1ng must o. ilvlmlh given, previous to tn
EXPIRATION of subscriptions.
ApvEHrIsfNG.-Dne dollar per square for the first
iscrun and half that price for each Subsequent o;!e
an, material alteration from the original advertisement
will be charged
YEARLY Observation-Disclosures ats and Ira Crs,
ory dollars to English alone, and sixty for both Ian
snages; tanks, Insurance Offices, aud other similar
public institutions fifty dollars III English only, aud
"nisllr for both languages; ship and Steamboat Fac
tors, or Commission merchants sixty dollars N English
lie, aud eighty for both languages.
MAnRiAGEs, DnIrHNb NnriGEs, aud articles call
ing the attention Of the public to PROPERTY
cnds of passengers, benefits, NC. Nc. viii be charge
one dollar PER silrn for le inst insertion in each In
guigc.
ConNvS,nAroSs, or ,lycrtis"mcnls Of any person
al nature, wh,n al nssihic shaIl be cJmrSod dsuhIa
and in Alliance.
deduction of tw ,ntv five pr ca,tt. will BE- na,i, To
huctolrr- Shcrfs, Ka4ster~ OF Ai!is, Hni Mnrslals
sales of real estate. published ia both lnngutg.S,
aud 50 per cent in English alone: percent, sles
other property.
Advertisements ont Of the direct line of bn4iaa<.
% the advertiser, such Legal, auction, and pIant
sales, runaway slaves, stray anja'nS &r. &c. viii
be ciIarged for Heta.neiN, and III the ordinary rates.
ADVERTISEMENTS not specified n4 to timr, will be
published one month, aud rtinrgrd AccorInqly
No nlvertisem ,nt- OF bankruptcies vi" b" published
IN any cnae unless paid or prevIoHs to insertion, or
payment guaranteed by Responsible person in
Theatres and other places 4" amusement, 'vrrisin"
KAN, tho s.s4. Ia BE- charged Sitd for i4nG,i,jl
louc, md Sl1h III both languages.
All annolnrcmentS of cansintS for politcAi o'tc"s
will he charged double the price "i other advertise
ments
Owing to the immense loss sustained Nv newspapcr
prorrirors. Ihev have come 10 "' conclusion tt" 2
ma of persons whose accounts have not be paid
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Ne a'vr medicine an be obtained only Of ,, ,;r
neral Agents hn' hpar retailing agents having - com
mission signed s"l. Mics, Pr',t t.. VI g ta.
G"'nitrS@uHd by II Is I stone, t,encral Agents fo
Loui81itna and bearing the Company sca
last # .lgcareS.
+ X Is I Stone, General Agents tu Louisiana |
Tchuupioulas street.
Ri,,io' & 60. j3 old .>vte strcct opposite Veg L,
bic harke'.
Paul Martin, cor cd iavce and Hospital Suc.t.
Wm Sherry, cor Camp and Jutm str,e,s.
l1r lu,llcr, cor ich0uplouIs and ST Mary
market
} + Hniha x Co, cofurr Tchou itouiS and Gnu,
streets.
J x I + HutNcll, Bayou S'arp Ia
DR. Wm Stauehlry, Natclit,a h,s. La.
Thomas S1anshurv, Houston. Ttxls
trederck Serbia, c"rn"' P"ydras aud Camp sts.
Geo Jones, IiNoU tuclr.
Wm. Evans No. | Building Go, Row.
Application tor agencies, medicines by whocsa IT,
must b. made The General Agents at New Orleans
All letters, post PAID, Will lie pa "mplly aucAded To.
ma "
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reference .

J Sanfea, Esl MrC Cullnm b NeAipin, ESQ.,, 1t.
h'hly, IN Mob le, ; I Taylot Rpa, Esq, i'll Ne,.
Orleans.
T S-A letter bag, 10 receive commune atoms fer
persons the bore hotel, placed al Whitnans
Office i ST Charles Exeh nge.
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q BEAUTIFUL head Of hnir is the erandrst orna
henf he'on@in& - the human frame. How strange
W ~" loss nf it changes the countnnuce, and proa
'hf'lV hfn@s on the appearance of old age wi rt III
srs many 10 rcco at being uncovered md sometimes
even TO sim. society avoid the rests and sneers Of
'r'f hcIuian"c; the remainder Of their lives are con
s'Qi"nv spent in refinement. In short; not even the
loss Z" property fills the generous thinking vcuh with
that nnhvv sinking glonn !nns the loss of His har
"aVrr all these nn'Ien ant circumstances Ok!,ilsr'
Balm Of Columbia stops the hair from falling off On th
first anplicatiOn am, aw hotties restores if nr,in II
hkrwla" produces eyebrow. md wistcrS; prevents tic
mnlr ron turning gray, makes it curl beautifully, aud
fes"oto'l'ity in support Of the virtues Of Oldridge,
balm, ara shown by the proprictors.
Il : Read the oFlowing-
Rohcr Wharton, Esq. late Mayor Of p,al ,lph
hS r",htrG a< may be seen below, the high clara
''in no following gentlemen.
I'll" undersigned do hereby cr,tfv that have used
~" ha'tn {" Columbia iii covered by i OElrilrr and
nave found v highly scrvccahIe not only rs preventive
tive. JUL "'
WILLIAM THATCHER Senior
Methodist Minister i'll It George rharsc
.... No So North Fifth ST.
JOHN lNGi.IS,3 Arch street
JOIN d THOMAS, VI d. 1853 Eaccst
JnllN FtKEh ,lbl Spruce street.
!!uiH McCUltDN. 2i3 South ID st.
join GARD, Jr 1913 Arch street.
II - known thar three of the nov, sgncrs are NOR
than 'o years o'aec and the others no, less than 30
[From the 'Invorl
Commonwealth of pen.syly MA,
,, CRY Of philrd ,Ipla.
!, kootfl W hnrton. Mayor of saiI cry o. Philadr
r'' do hereby certify that am veil acq ,linrd with
hSSfs ) 7 ih@IiS. John : Fnre . and Hugh MrCurlv
"hrse names are signed t. the above thai trv
IRE gentlemen OF character and responsibility and MS
s'ich mn credit s1oId be the said rerii tr
In witness W hereof have hcreunto Sc, my ha I'd
ana caused the seal Of the city to be affixed, this
Gth day of December, &c.
u. = ROBERT WHARTON Mayor
ol'SER f That each bottle the Genuine Balm lns
a sPIen''h engraved Wrapper on which is eprezentct
the fall ,tNiagara, &c
9oh' holesa lie and retail by the sole agenis for Ame
fEa OF Fletcher street, Maiden .,np one door
De' rear $fcetand by most drugg and periumers
oagh he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
m' Wholesale Agents. New Orleans.
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| rrihttii! NnurS,

The AGENT has in his possession scve hr0drcd tCS-
tmonals similar to the above, Of the rxnnrdnNV viz
,nes OF th, medicine. Sod by appointments at l'r.
Johnsol's 1In Benviiie,srcet. NOV. ,
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NOTICE TO THE PuBLIC.-Unfnundcd
rumors OF the undersigned having sold out
or discontinued his old aud long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,

or discontinued his old aud long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,
No. 81 Custom ho,lSc SLfeG,
Having been most industrousy circulated by self.
Interested parties the subscriber bees TO assure his
friends generally, and the public al urge, that he
still continues within two doors of his late, or
former stand, to be furnished with full and cS,
tensiye supply of all the standard kinds Of kitchen
or vegetable i1ardat Seeds, OF the growth and i'm.
port of the present season, 1887.
Since the early part Of September, he has re
ccivcd ample supplies, by the packet ships Vciss-
burg, Kentucky, and Arkansas, all arrived in short
passages, direct from New York. 3v the Missis
sippi and another packet, ne is daily cXpccta
ton of supply of Frat Trees and Asparagus
Roots, having already received invoices thereof by
mail
The subscriber bcgs further 10 assure the public
at large, that he is at present well enabled to
and execute orders for all the kinds of Carbon
Seeds either wholesale retail, as he ever was
since his first establishment in January, 1872
Country Dealers and Market Gardeners orders
filled at tho lowest and most reasonable rates. by
tho pound weight, and gallon or hushcl measure
Catalogues, chsr in French or English, may
always be obtained personal application a
usual, to WIN, SMITH,
Garden Seed Store, IS tustomhousc sire !.
NOrE.-A constant supply of Bird Seed eit sr
mixed or plain; puVerIAcd soup; herbs and Shakers
dr cd herbs,--wIth supply peas aud beans.
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MILES TOMATO MEDICINE.
The virtues of the fomHto not only as "A delicious
vegetable for the table, but also AS medicine, have for
aconsderahe time past attracted no liltlc attention. 1t
has been believed to possess :uthious qualities which,
it they could be ciccnails extracted, separated from
the supcrlluons maer would be iuvaluahie This has
been characterized as a bilious country LARGE portion
1trir' 'lravstsIs ;,rist' nr'r;l 'i g. =:
engagements in the slanduar sy stem. his is especially
the case III the west and still more SO AT he south 1t -
remedy, easy, safe, clfcctl Ih It's operation, and civ
ing the constitution ,m'mmirrd, could be discovered for
bilious complaints, this would 'm4ucsIolbly be among
the most healthy climates ia The world
Ctioncl has beeu the almost universal remedy for
diseases of this character. But ii IS remedy which
nothing but necessity should induce the use Of 1t may
be considered tespasslng on the province OF another
profession to speak OF this yet we may be permitted 10
express strong conviction that Caionlc cannot be
used without injurious aud lasting elects upon the sys-
TEN, greater or less, according To the quantities taken,
and the frequency OF its use aud the constitution OF the
patient A substitute for this, therefore, from the We
sct,le Kingdom IS dcsdera,um in thls country
We believe this ,lrsldcra''m has been discovered IN
he Tomato Dr. Miles, Of this city and hisassoelaics
with much labor and expense, as We understand, have
succeeds, in obtaining such extract from ths NeSe,a-
bic as, it is hoped, will be ton, an eiretua substitute
We have taken some pains to enquire among medical
and Others who have used this medicine, as TO its
effects, and we feel we'll satisfied thai il Will prove
most valuable remedy in bilious complaints So fan as
we have been able TO learn, il has produced the desired
effect oueting to produce ahcliy action OF the liver,
procuring bilious discharges when needed aud i'll some
instances breaking up levers. with more certainty
and iii shorter time than caomc: For sick or bilious
headaches, ii has been found good remedy. Those
who have used ii say that does no, prodnre the debit
tang effects OF most other kinds OF pnsavc medicines
that there is no increased danger from COLTS after IT'S
use and where large doses of caonc would be needed
this operates without any danger OF the distressing and
injurious effects of c,lomc when producing salvation
As We have reason to hope from investigation,
his extract of the Tomato will prove Substitute /,
aome in great variety OF cases, we eanu
ard blessing to the human family
lnVl PERFECTLY safe, and free Iro,u all mnrl *
thai we speak nt it, and insl that itsulauo
fully tested by families. We have evcl, ,snl snhe
,uu
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4 oMBARD & cos Boston and New Orleans
N N Line of Packet Ships.-Ths new line of shjus
mas been expressly built to run between the above
ports and Will be found of suitable draft of water
accommodations for passengers, and every effort
VIII be made to give general salts faction, Tho
line IS composed the 70 lowing ships:
Cherokee, Ais tons Capt Harding,
Carolina, 400 do S Lcmst
Charleston, 37l do u EIdridpc,
Columhana, 625 do {; Barker,
Seaman, $40 do ] lIowns,
bonibay, G25 do d tjunphrcv.
The above ships arc all now, of the first lass,
copper fastened and coppcred, commanded by men
OF great experiences, have large accommodations,
WIN separate ladies' cabin; every attention will be
pad to passengers and the very best of stores pro
Eded for them.
I'm" packets will b" towcd up and down the Mis-
slssPp', and the strictcst punctnaIi Observed in
lhe tune OF sailing, and should the regular vessels
be detained in arriving, other ships equally as good
wall IN all cases be substituted. share of pat
age IS solicited, and the agents pledge themselves to
accommodate as much as practicable, to receive
and forward goods by sid line at the most moder-
ate charges and to advance all expenses on goods
shipped, If required.
The ships viii leave the LIST and 10Th of every
month. For freight tor passage apply TO the agents
] A MERRITT, 81 Common st
NJ. u =, l,a"r-...~ ..>I~ --.,;- ,,..-~- 30
to Mrssrs. \. G. Lombard e. Co.
npv27
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IVecMy PrsSs.--Wc, the undersigned agree to al'de
Ivy the above conditions lar they applicable to
weekly papers.
iSieunI) y. LAWRENCE,
&@ No subscriptions are taken less than months
Letters must, in Ill eases. be post paid.
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cor { amp and Common sts
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AVE Just asciyciat their Furnishing Warch,,.,
4 No. II Canp street, by recent ar, walls from, f.,
ops, AN! III" Nnrth ltrge additions to their stock ~,
M aud ornamental he"sckeetiug articles wbi. ,I
lec'Ney (tj ba!ieve) form assortment more sen,t
VI and complete than is to he found in any similar es,aL
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ARGE MAPS or
MIss1ssIPPI4 AND ALABAMA


SHOWING the public and Indian Lara t,
~ dian Reservations, Land Districts h.
ships, streams, &C. engraved from ths n .0sl
Esnt surveys, and planFin The General aos' ~ y
6ce. Washington city; byE GILMAN. Dna Y
man In the General Land Oiiicc. S'ssAs
+. TAYLOR. Bookseller, Washine,,,
hasjust published land secured the oopy,la,. ~
cordng to law) ofshs above Maps, which hihsas ,sS. y
found infinitely more complete spd accura,. ~ y
any herctcfofe published on separate sbes,s 'A'i
containing nearly six square feet, and will ~ 'a
especially useful and valuable to those ,r,.'
in the lands Of either State, as thcy sbow ',s''
item Of information which Is in. the possess. Ivy
the Land Officers relative to water eoursss 10y
ship lines. Indian lands and reservatior, 'usa. !,
districts, &c., and will be found perfectly ,c. ''h
and precise il These points. They can H. .s ..a1,
mail to any part Of the United States, subec, ,a'
to single letter postage. Price two dolla,. dllaF y
three ,pies Of either will be sent BY mail e.. y
dollars. A liberal discount will be made ~ - Hs
cling agents, OF 70 any who buy to sell sea;n. ="
u (-Editors Of Newspapers, any where
will gye the above advertisement (includir, s1 "
notice) one Of two insertions, shall receive hs y
turn mail coyy ofeach map, IL they will . csni =
copy ofihe PIPER containing il TO the advertise,
Aug5, 1897. ''''
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For publishing utc Lascs Of .uissi'sppi.
U Aw, being the rule d action prescribed by
Ii the suprcmepower of the state, commanding
what is right, and prohibiting awhat is wrong,
general acquaintance with its provisions is dcsira-
hlc to the scholar, the legislator, the planter, and
,acchanic, aswell as the lawyerby profession. All
VASES Of society, in republican government,
like our own dcpeRdant, 'r the perpetuity of its
l,s.itutions, alone OIL an enlightened public senti-
,nent, require some knowledge Of the legal enact
ents, upon which their liberties, and their fortune
depend.
The lawsof Mississippi ofa general nature, as
enacted by her successive legs aturcs, lie scatter
cdinaumcrous volumes, buried under a mass oi
private &C s. Of Importance to those alone who are
directly interested ia their provisions, and offering
oy tbeirhulk, and the want ofarrangeu ent, an al
most insuperabe barrier to that general disscmina-
tlon Of their contents, amongst the great mass Of
tne people, which their Importance would seen, to
require,
10 collect and arrange, all the laws ofa general
pature now in force, this state, under their ap-
prosiate titles, together with suitable digested
index, and experimenting IN person, the compile
tlon fof the work, until ready for delivery, will be
labor no small magnitude. The support and
patronage ofthe intelligent citizens of this grea
s,u,e, feel conEdcnS, will not bccwithheld from
aiding in the accomplishment ofa work which will
rore widely dsseminatea knowledge ofour inst.
sltions, and the wisdom pn which they are based
The work will be published in two royal octavc
vorumes, comprising from FIVE to seven hundred
pages, containing all after the cnacting clause. var
bat,m. ofevery law now in force, of general ma
surc, together with n reference to the ramphle
laws. A diecsted index 81 the contNns OF the col
,,,,cs will be ppled brinrine NJ onre m tte -.
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70 PRINTERS AND rUBLIsliEp,
lie subscribers have just completed the,, !.

4 LIE subscribers have just completed the;, n.
sscciincn book Of light faced book ma NJ
Iprintins types, flowers and ornaments. the !,
tents ofwhtcl, are herewith partially given N. MI
nond, Pearl nos. ! and =, Agate, nos. /. 5 ,nds S
Agate On Nonparicl body, Nonpayicl, nos. lr,r.
and ., rninionette, nos. aud 2, ninion, nosSi,
2, 3nnd4, lninion OH BREWER body, bteve A.,
mnion body, BREWER nos. |, 2, 3and 4, brew; III.
bourgeois body, brewer on long primmer ! y, \,
| bourgois on BREWER body, bourgeois nos. j. ahoor
l,.bourgois on long primer Lsdy, long prim 4 !.
/, 2, and 4, long primer on small picae, y "
| small plea nos, and 2, plea On small nc, l,I
plea nos I, land 3, pica on english BODY, reI.
nos. I and Z, grest primer, paragon, double rG
giish, double paragon, rannon, five line picl
twenty, eight line plea gothic condensed 10 ,,venJ
ave, seven line and ten lines plea Ornamental. 4
~, u and Is lines plea shaded, 0, Ia. ID ,%M %
is lines antiqe shaded.
Also large and beautiful collection Of sousr
from pearl to seven lines plea, many Of which ,r
not to befound in amy other specimen a new !,
sortnent ornamental dashcs,a variety Of c,a
borders, nearly two thousand metal nrna m,r.
brass rule, leads Of various thickness astronom;.,
mathematical and physical signs, metal brr,,
Nand dashes, from 3to 20 MS long, erc,t nrm,,
and double plea scripts on inclined body. dis,
tnnnd and honpariel snuIcof various kind, ant;o,s
light and heavy face two line letter, full face nj
man and italicnoDpareil, minion, BREWER lonr ptr
cr and otherhacks, nAnparicl, minion and b,evir,
Greek, Hebrew and Saxon.
Alargc variety ofornsmcnts, calculated n.yd,.
iarlyfor the Spanish ard South American ma.
kets; Spanish French and Portneuesc esc accents "a,
flished "a orf{er NTH cv crt, r,t 80 y, 4. -, IA
The Pearl River banner., 1838-07-28
PROsPECTus
o,srar \"
PEARL RIVER BANNER.

4 JTsHE undersigned propose TO publish at ID
= town Of MoNTIckLIos Mississippi i, weekt
views Paper ~ the above name wv afe welIp
ware that in attempting 10 commence The p,iblrp
ton Of papcr at this time, thar we viii hawp
labor under serious Disadvantages; but we fesl
assured that we will be sustained BY The people cf
the South Eastern part Of our STATE, As they an
wholly uns'ppcd with press iii u,at secticn;v vs
allude TO the counties southof Randen aud Pua.
ding. ,N.S t&
Ills usual in prospectus 10 NY something IT
The objects ofdpapcr, proposed 10 De puhishct,.
and the principles upon which il is 10 be conduct
ed Our ohiect--for we uii speuk nut frankly;
Is FIRST 70 make our paper source Of profit 10 onp
selves, and secondly while we advante our own in
tessst make an honest effort 70 arivance tho iutet
est and happine*s Of those who patronizs u.s.
We will endcNyor 70 make our paper prostatls
and interesting 70 our patrons, by the discus
sion and clncidation Of those subjects, which will
be most interesting and useful tc them. 1lhcy
subjects we suppose to be those relating to 'he
great agricultural interest Of the country--1hc
sound moral principles Of the commun,y.--ln
short, The intellectual Improvement OF the great 30.
sly Of the people upon all subjects affecting their
HaPPuiSSs u't1 PtVeF"iiJ' Wi poHuSai Pi'ne't"~
are those entertained by Washington and Jefer-
son. Infavor Of just and strict constructions u
the Constitution. We believe that all powers not
granted to the Federal Government, are reserved
to the States or to the People, and that all viola
tons Of the reserved rights Of the States, is a "
oation Of the Constitution and a dangerous use-
patton on the part Of the Federal Government
The present situation Of our country afordsa mel
ancholly example Of TIC consequences Of the Es'
ccutive throwing aside the Constitution and dsre
garding all tho checks and restraints which mat
Constitution han imposed on him, and acting wlo'
no other restraint than his own will; and win
wrck kless determination to effect his own avons
schemes, though millions should sink from afiuence
to poverty in the general crush. In that portion
of our paper devoted 10 politics, we have no pr
ference fol men, We 90 for principles--not men,-~
Ws 90 FOR T.lnEprY AND rHR CONSTITUTION.
Tsnxs:-TnE PEARL RivrR BANxrR will ~
published on large Supcr-Royal sheet ard segs
10 Subscribers AZ five dollars in advance orsiY d~
lars at tho expiration of the year.
w GEORGE J. CnTEA:
DONALD CAMERON
Monticello July LIST 1887.
The Pearl River banner., 1838-07-28
PROSPECTUS

tTAf-T
/ YuNliE extensive and growing inrerests &c n,
III South- West, its moral and social improve.
ment; and its increasing literary and sciantifc de-
mands, have awakened attention 70 tho fact thax II
ibis highly important poriicn Of our county thers
Is no journal or paper exclusively devoted % lieer.
aturo and science, advocating the doctrines of DC
party
Feeling theneccssiy Of such paper, the Jeffcr.
son College ard Washington Lyceum contemplate
publishing periodical 70 'be entitled svi,ME
SOUTHWESTERN J0UKNAL.,n to be d}eyo.
Ted to literature and scence and all subjects inter-
esting 70 the general reader.
II will be published semi-monthly, Ia the City 81
Nalchcz ana will contain sixteen small Quarto pa
ges, similar in form to the "Fenny Magazine :, su
fine paper, and protected tya good envelope, SO
thnt il may be conycyea 10 any distance withou,
injury. The pagesofthc envelope will BE- appro-
pfipriated 10 advertisements and general notices.
The editorial department will be conducted by
gentleman long known in the community as an a.
ble and spirited editor, whose zeal in subjects Of
literature and scienccwill render him an efficient
director Of such publication.
1t will be remembered that we have work In
the South West similar 10 s'c one in tontempla-
ton and everyone wlloss pride in any en-.
terprize calculated to enhance me social and norn
character Of our country should come forward and
assistin carrying this worthy snterpTrs into oper
alton.
Pecmiary einolumentsc no part ofthe
object Of this publication. II Is not intcntcd "
benefit any individual or lyceum III pecuniary
point Of view. Thicr sole object Is 10 advance
knowledge and dffusc taste for the refined cnjoy
mrnts Of Literature and Science.
Nothing is wanting tothe accomplishment of tic
wishes Of the Lyccum but the patronage OF the
community ;and tits expected that this patronage
will be promptly and cheerfuly extended.
\ All communications IN reference to the period.l
ical should BE- addrcssed post paid to the Sccret-
y of the Lyceum, Natehez OF Washington, Mis-.
The subscription price $500, in all cases Il, ad.
rance.
The frs. number this paper will be issued IN
Qcfoher
The Pearl River banner., 1838-07-28
WHITE, HAGER Grt o.

ARE agents for the sale Of the Smith and Rust
A.Psirting Prcssess wittrshich they can fur
nish their customers at nanufacturer's prices;
ChascH Cases, Composing Sticks, Ink and every
article used in the printing business, kept for sale
and fufuished on short notice. Old type taken in
exchange fornsw at nine cents per ID.
N. R Newspaper prcprietors who will give the
above tIrue Insertions viii be entitled 70 1--WE dol
lars ii slch articles a. they may select from our
Specimen.