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Liabilities Of Rail Roads. The Supreme
Court Of Massachusetts has recently decided, that
the absolute responsibilities Of Railroad Company
when the goods carried by il, and ordered to
be left at one Of its depots has been delivered
cording to order and the owner notified. After this,
the liability Of the company is that Of common
agents, requiring diligence only.
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& ANOTHER GoNE. John Phillips, riheman Q
the Revolution, died at Abingdon, Pennsylvanis
on the. 9th Of September, aged lO9 years. He wit
messed the massacre Of Wyoming Valley, and wa
with Gen. Washington in all bis campaigns. t..f
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"How," said one gentleman torsnother, 40 you
accomplish so much in SO short time Have you
any paadculaf plan p
II have" wa, the reyy, "when have anything
to do, Igo and do ~
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Jbe pailp fountain.

oFFTcE-coRNER I'd STREET AND PENN. AVENUE.
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\ Flour in Cincinnati on the 7th instant S4.l2. N
O. Sugar ~ to SC. At st. Louis -four on the At
was $4-wheat 60c. 4 Haa ..a Fl s8l,9 Il
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ojTThe New York papers speak highly q van
derlyn's Picture for the Rotunda Of the Cap'ob
which picture is now being exhibited in that city =
II represents Columbus at the moment o. 'aA'ns
possession Of the newly discovered country,
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,Qf There were feet Of water the channel of tn
Ohio at Wheeling on the 9th instant All the wes
ern rivers were rising at last date.
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REMOVALS.. " is said, says the ST. Louis Anne
rican, that Mr.. Hagner, the 81 Auditor, and Mr..
Pleasanton, the 9th Auditor Of the Treasury De-
partment, are to be removed. They have been in
Office about thirty years. 'ttfst- aal,.a aa tH
These able officers are still at their posts, and il
the last rumor about them be true they are not like
ly to be disturbed. a@aa 4aAa Es .fat
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THosr OLD COOKS. The whig papers Of the
North come to US ornamented with wood cuts Of
five Of those old coons that figured largely in the
country in ls4O. Two are dancing the Polka, and
the other three are playing on Kent Bugle, Vio-
lin, and a Flute, respectively.
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a Guerilla Wartare.-The Mexican papers Of the
last dates urge the practice Of guerilla warfare upon
our troops and the abandonment Of the system Ct
meeting us in pitched battles They say that il is
the only way to the republic from falling into
our hands. We think they will find that there will
be two who can play at this game for if the Ameri-
cans excel in any thing it is in the guerilla mode Of
fighting
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6 6 9 q &

The following certificate was given by three
highly respectable Planters, near Fife Post
Office, Taladega CO., Ala, one OF whom
had used twelve boxes Of the Pills in his
own family.
This IS to certify that we have used DR..
Hull's Fever and Ague PILE in our families
in several cases Of Fever, and chills and Fe-
yer; and their administration has been atten-
ded with complete success. In no case have
they failed to have the desired effect when
used according TO directions. We think
they are good Pill, and would cheerfulIy
recommend them to all persons subject 10
Fever, and chils and Fever.
Given under our hands, FEB. 9. 1843,
JAMES BAGLY.
.Mav. 3. '43 JAMES MONTGOMERY.
jane 90, 'A3 HARRIS TAYLOR.
For sale in Yazoo city BY
o. o. WOOOMAN. & co..,
and c. G.. McKESSON.
In Benton by JAS. BLUNDELL & CO.
And in all the towns and villege in the
State and Texas. April 25, l845. 42-6m.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
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NssSEML
VEGETABLE FEVER AND gAs E.
AND ANTI YER
S

OF all the remedies ever discovered for
The safe, certain and effeclual cure Of the
Ague and Fever. or Chills and Fever, none
have more merited and received the appro-
baton Of the Public than these Pills, Up
wards Of Eighty Thousand Boxes have been
sold, in only Six States, within the last
twelve months, and over 10000 Boxes Of
these have been sold in the State Of Alabams
alone. The Proprietor has never known q
single instant where these Pills have failed
to cure the Chills and Fever, where theJ
have been used strictly according to The di
rections accompanying them. One box o
these Pills is generally sufficient to cure two
common cases Of chilIs and Fever.
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PREPARED FOR THE PROPRIETOR BY
G X. TYLER, Chemist,
Corner Of East Baltimore and High SIS,
BaLiimOre.

OuItUtOTEs
DR.. GORDON'S PILLS are truly the sick mans
friend. No traveller or Family should be without
them. Their timely administration will prevent
much pain aud suffering, and save many valuable
lives,
These pills were compounded by Dr. Gordon az
ter years Of study and careful observation upon the
nature Of different medicines, and the effect which
th produce upon different constitutions in various
forms Of disease. They have been extensively used
by some Of our mos eminent physicians, and by
u1any private antilles for several years; aud such
his b-en the nslactOn which they have given, that
il /, firmly believed that the vegetable kingdom
doc. MT lrrnish my materials for purgafve medi-
rn, which surpas,cs Tor general use, those ofwhich
these Pills are composed. they 10 not contain
Calumci Mercury or any mineral greParauOni but
are composed entirely Of concentrated vegetable
extracts, carefully prepared and so combined as to
be Certain, Safs and Easy IA their operatOH-
should il be- otherwise the stomach and bowels con-
tain foul and acid bilious understanding great
necessity for purgative medicine.
The Bowels being the principal channel through
which great portion Of the impurities of the sys-
Ism dircharged, il Is evident that whatever lets
henefoially on Them must be conducive TO health,
And as the Bowels are the most effectual, and in
fact, almost the only way by which a general i'm
preston can DO made upon the SYSTEM L is perfect
ly reasonable % suppose, that nearly al diseases
will be cured, or at least, much benefited by
juGicious use Of purgaIive medicines. Il plIysi-
clan called % patient, what Is the frst thin
doncl lie pFesoubes a dose or two Of purgatiVe
Iued ienes; and then, after day two, if the pa
tient is better, he gives him another dose Of pur-
gatve medicine, ami so on doing some other little
things-but the main reliance for a cure Il upon
the effect produced BY purgative medicines. There.
fore il you are sick, delay not, but take few doses
Of DR.. Gordon's Vegetable Family Pills, and be
again restored 70 health. Price IS cents per Box.
For sale in YazjO city BY
o. D. tVOODMAN& CO..
and G. O. JNeKESSEN
And in Benton by J.J.&W. LINDHAIN.
may ID, 1886 A5-6m.
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PETERS, PILLS.

TF there ever was a medicine worthy Of
n the attention of the sick for the great
good it has dOle. and is still doing, by reliev-
ing the sick land afflicted, it is PETERS
VEGETABLE PILLS-the vast number Of
persons they have cured Of Liver Disease,
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Bilious, and all
diseases arising from a arrangement OF the
organs ofthe stomach, warrants the assertion
that If any person thus afflicted will use
them, they cannot fail to cure. Thousands
of cases have been cured, and their certii-
Gates could be published, but for the want
OF space we must fOrbear and say the trial of
box will be more satisfaction than a thOu>
sand certificates. For Sale in Yazoo city by
90. WOODMAN g. CO.,
and G. G. McKESSON.
And in Benton by ] ] e. w LINDHAIM.
And nunru lnwn and Villana In the Slnla.
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AT the solicitation of many of
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facilities afforded at this point for
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We have Iaboted faithfully,
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what patronage we have received,
was voluntarily and generously
rendered, without an effort on our
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here we have reared family
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/ To effect the improvements
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: eminently qualified, to be regular
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; have, also, engaged the services. of
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THE NEW YORK
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w " y m u4 u - u
An elegantly printed periodical, of sixteen
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DR. GORDON'S
Vegetable Anti. Bilious Fam
ily Pills,

FOR the cure of Bilious Fever, Yallow Fe-
yer, RemiItent and Intermittent Fevers,
InAammatorY, Nervous and Putrid Fever,
Pain in the Head, Side, Back and Stomach,
inflammation Of tue Brain, Stomach, Lungs,
Liver, Kidneys, Throat and Chess; Dropsy !,
Scrofula, Syphilis, Sick Headache, Rheu-
matism, Collie, Dyspepsia, Mysteries, Low
Spirits, Whooping Cough, Small POx,
Measles, Ulcers and Old Sores, Female
Complaints, and ALL DISEASES WHERE
PURGATIYE MEDICINES ARE NEED.
ED
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CHILDREN CRY FOR
DIR. HULL'S
WORM [l,IE48NIN5S

IN over $4,000 cases they have proved an infal-
libe remedy for the'destruetion of those reptiles
which are the means Of sweeping off Hundreds
and Thousands of the most blooming children
and youth, severHg she chords of affection, and
forever blasting the fondest hopes OF the parent.
So great has their efficacy invariably proven, that
they may we'll be called the only certain worm
destroying medicine in use, and the greatest dis
coVery ever made for expelling the various kinds
Of worms that so frequently and dislressingly
annoy both children and adults. They are a GER
tain remedy, and pleaEant to the taste, that chill
dren cry for them, and eat them as readily as q
common peppermint Lozenge.
To parents, we say, do not be without these
Lozenges at any time; attend to these sugges-
tiops as you value the lives of your children.
For sale in Yazoo city by
- o. D. WOODMAN & CO.,
and c. G. McKESSON.
IN Penton by JAS. BLUNDELL co.
&9gd in all the towns and villages in the State
aI&fexaS. April IS, 1916. 42-6m.
HI u LIS
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Wanted ID thia Offfce

BOY as an Apprentice 70 the PRINTING
"A business. One from the country and
aged about l6 years w0ald be PrefsTred. -
Apply Immediately
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DIR. SpenCeP'S
Vegetable PiJLS are a Public
REeSSing.

THEY are extremely mild in their operation,
neither causing sickness Of the stomach, nor any
unpleasant sensation in the system, as Is too fFe-
duently the case with medicines given to act upon
the bowels: hence multitudes, who have been una
BILE to take other pills preparations OF medicine,
on account Of their nauseating effects, use these
pills without the slightest disagreeable feelings.
All that is asked of those who have never yet be-
come acquainted with them, is to 60 Of once and
procure one IS cent box, and the Pfopietor's word
for H. they will never call for any othe kind of Pur-
gativs Medicine so long as SpeHcer's Vegetable
Pills can DO obtained. The character ofthis medi-
cine is such that no family should be without it, for
scarcely a week passes in any family but that some
one member Of il would be benefited by 1aking a
dose or two ofthese Pills. They cleanse the stom-
aoh aud bowels Of every thing injurious to health,
purify the blood, invigorate the circulation, and
produce healthy action throughout the system.
Ifevery family would keep this safe aud valuable
medicine in their houses and administer Il in time,
as occasion might require, large amount ofeick.
ness and suffering might be prevented, and many
diseases eradicated that might otherwise become
seated in the system, and eventually deprive the
sufferer of precious life,
The Pills are neatly put mp in boxes, containing
90 Pills. with directions for using them. Price 2j
cents per boz.
For sale ian YazoO city by
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lust Received and for Sale by
y o. o. WOODMAN & co, a few dozen
of the Southern Harmony, and Musical
CompaniOa: containing cheice collection
of Tunes, Hymns, Psalms, Odes, and An,
thems; selected from the most eminent
Authors la the United States; together with
nearly one hundred netO times, which have
never before been published:-By William
WALKER.
YazOo city, Sept. 70, Is45. lift
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College In jackson, Mississippi
HVHIS Institution now in successful oner.
n alton, in this city, opened fer the Yeeen.
ton of Students, in that commodious build
ing known as the Eagle Hotel, on the 18Th
January last, and in connection with il a
preparatory Schoolin which those who de-
sire it, may have their sons and vards-anali-
ned for the common business Of life. or pre-.
pared 70 enter college,.
& tossa9 FACULTY.
T. C. THORNTON, D. D.. PREs1prNr and
Professor of History, Political Economy, ms
tellectual and Moral Philosophy.
Rev. NORMAN w. CAMP, A. NJ. Profes.
sor of Ancient Languages and Rhetoric.
j. M. PUGH, A. "a. Professor Of Mathe-
mates and Civil Engineering.
JAMES q. G. THORNTON, M. d. Pros
lessor Of Natural History, Experimental Phi.
losophy and Chemistry who Also takes q
class Of Medical Students.
Hon. DANIEL NAYS, l. 7. D. Professor
LOUIS JULIENNE. Teacher Of the French
q Terms Of Tuiti0n.
For OrthOgraphy, Reading, Writing .Aritb.
metic and English Grammar, IN the Junior
division Of the Preparatory School. e a.
per session or &45 90 per annuFo. ss
! These with Geography and Algebra IN The
Senior division thereof, ell 66 Der session
OF SIS 90 per annum.
For the Ancient Languages, or III The Col.
lege classes SIS Door Is per .annIFD.
Modern Languages and IA usic are eS.
ira charges sli g.r-s.'T -
The tuition FEE IN The Professional classes
4. Ss5 " toI the year, 70 Be paid ii ADVANCE.
Ma.fleolalion Zee Of Eve dollars, rnust
Institutions ~ s4sssas '''s
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School ROOKe
For Sale &C t1fis O177ce

few copies Of Notes and ObseTvst;,r.
suggested BY reading PampbIel n.
titled 1.-THE Unity of the Church: Tbe. Mir.
'stry; The Apostolic Succession: three dis
courses, BY the Rt Rev. James HeFSev
Otey, Bishop Of Tennessee. h Rsv 4
Q, LAWRENCE, a. M, a. Minister of he
Presbyterian Church, Of ViCksburg. Price.
25 cents per. copy.
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