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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-10
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Patent Albright
SUMMER AND WINTER COOKING
CTOUEC


'HE above Stove which equally well adapted to Wood
Coal has received silver medals at the fairs of the
American Institute, New York of the Mechanics Ins
nte Boston, af the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia and
of the Mechanics Institute, Wilmington Delaware.
l. capable if properly "f doing more work. with
less fuel than any other Stove yet offered TO he pubic III
winter it will warm the largest kitchen while III summer
with the dress attached, II throws ont no more
heat than charcoal furnace and for boiling broing b-
king roasting it cannot be surpassed by any other Stove
open fire, or brick oven.
RECOMMENDATIONS
CERTIFICATE THE JUDGES THE MECHANICS ISsrl-
TUTE, BosroN.
We, the subscribers being chosen Judges by the AIass
cisets Charitable Mechanics Association in Boston,
Stoves furnaces ranges. &c. would inform the public that
after testing all the cooking that were put into the
Fair for exhibition, and letting each manage his own
stove with the kind Of COAL in order TO ascertain
which would do the work with the least fuel in the
time and do it hest, find that Stewards Patent
Summer and Winter Alright Cooking Stove, muafacur
ed by the paenee, of Troy, NJ " 10 be the best took
but 10 minutes to boil two gallons OF and bake biscuit
in the time and broil beef steak and all done in the
best with pounds of coal, in thirty minutes
from the time the fire wac put into the stove. To which
we awarded the silver medal
JAMES GOULD, WALTER CORNELL,
THOMAS MOULTON, A. ID. WEBER, and
JAMES PAGE, JuDGEs.
The subscribers respectfully invite the attention of coun
try Dealers o the largest aud best selected Of
stoves offered in this city, among which the fol-
lowing:
Bases.
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PHILADELrHIA, October, lS4s.

.t PHILADELrHIA, October, lS4S.
very hard beard and tender face has compel
led me to seek and test many contrivances design
ed to make shaving easy and pleasant, but with
Indifferent success, until made use of the Magic
DIAMOND POWDER, sold by Alfred Bennett,
and Roussel's Shaving Cream. Their united pow
er act like magic and impart power to the Razor
to remove the most stubborn beard, acifhom irri-
tating the skin or temper of their owner
J. COX, 40 South Fifth Street.
For sale at this ofiice-Pricc 25 cts per Box.
November 25, lS4S-6m.
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[From Marble Hall Pa !

To DR.. w. Wrght--Dcar Sir For the ks, two years
have had the agency for the sale OF your Indian Vegetable
Pills at this lace, and have sold annually large quantities
retail They have in every instance given entire snsiac-
sion Many families in this section keep them and cmsitr
hem invaluable family medicine. There is no mrdi-
cne sold here thar be universally recarnnendcl
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills. Very truly yours,
February |, ls.e. w NJ IuLg:,s
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DIAMOND POWDER
RAZOR STROPS.

RAZOR STROPS.
TUVHIS Powder Is warranted far superior to any
< thing in use for imparting keen, smoothedgc
to Ra.ors, Surgical instruments and all kinds OF
fine CUTLERY; it may be applied to any kind Of
strop Also superior Razor, Knives, and Perfu-
merry, wholesale and retail, by
ALFRED BENNETT, Agent.
Depot of Fine Razors, Strops, Brushes, and
Cheap Fancy Goods, No. Is South Fifth street a.
bove Chestnut Philadelphia.
TESTIMONIALS.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 18th, lS4s.
This may certify that have used one Of the
Strops urepared with HAYNES MAGIC Ola.
MOND POWDER, and can attest in the most
unequivocal manner, that there is nothing can be
found that will produce the same effect IN my opln.
ion, and must say to others, try ii, and you VIII
find it superior to any heaetofore in use. | can
truly say that never knew what q sharp razor
was before.
JOHN SCOTT, Iron Safe Maker, A. S. Third ST.
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Premiums Cook owes.
National Air. Tight Cooks.
Parlor Stoves.
100 Louis Alright Psrlor Stoves.
$50 Charles the lst Alright do
200 Lady Washington, Alright Parlor.
80 Washington Alright do
800 McGregor's three days Parlor Air Tight
Coal Stoves, burning three days without atten
ton.
For sale wholesale and retail by North, Harri-
son Co. No. 800 Market street, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, July 18th, ls4s-'
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THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE.

IFrom NOFton Hil, Grecn COlnty n. VI ------
DR.. Wright We have used and sold your Indian ye,ets
bic Pills Tor three years past and do hesitate 10 recon
mend them friends anl customers the bcs. FsIni
Medicine in use N 4 l.. RAssprlE.
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OAKFORD'S
. UNR1vALLED STYLE OF HATS
= FOR GENTLEMEN.
~ CHARE OAKFOR


- CHARLES oAKFORD.
GSNo. 1o4 CHESTNUT STREET
Philadelphia.
Would RESPECTFULLY invite attention to his superior
style nf hats for autumn. lS4S, which will I've
found the most pet feet b. fire Offered I" the
c"mu,uniy. It's peculiar fTms rrnder- il the more
d, sirahl il combines all the essentials Of dura-
biiy anJneslness requisite in that article Of ress
shilts his ncreas,d d facilities in in manufacturing
wi b ali The modern improvements. enables him
To CaALLASoE THs WoRLp 10 produce = better
Hat.
CaiLDREN's FAHcv HATS AHD Cars OF rnE
LArxsT MopE.-rhese goods have heen selected
with grsa, care, and will be found mos. beautiful
and ehas'e in their styles.
LApIEs' RiDiso HArs AND Cars OF EnrIaE
IT xsw PATrEsxs.-Grsai care has be+n bestow.
ed in constructing these articles. That they may 6,
perfectly easy and form graceful appearance.
CHARLES OAKFORD,
I04 Chestnut 81. lew doOrs above Ttird.
Philadelphia.
September 80, ls4s.ch-June "a, lsis-ly
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DIR. DOLLS. CTS,

BOB nli H WU8A oLLSs
To cash received Of unseated lands
pold BY The Commissioners for
z, 1olo. ,....... IL
r. deprecated money received Of
"a Commissioners, 5
To cash received Of Edward Eisely
To cash received Of VIM. H. Kaae !
To cash received Of Peter Fetter.
man, for State and County tax on
alot Of ground in Coal township,
To cash received Of Charles Carr,
/ for State and Count, tax for 1916,
To cash received Of Peter Lazarus,
:. for ground rent,
To cash received
To cash received of the Bank Of
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Table Of Premiums required foi the Assurance u S0D or
the whole term OF Lille.

le premiums are less Than any Other company, and The
policies afford greater advantages. Tables OF hl. .ycay
and quarterly premiums half credit OF premul short
terms joint lives, survlvorshps and erowments; nsn,
form OF Application (oT which there blank shees)
be hal application the Office, by letter T. he
Agent. J. H. PuRDY, S,mbury. s~.
RATS FOR nsrRIxG 500 on single Idir
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TESTIMONY OF ANOTHER PHYSICIAN.

The following letter is in reply to from our q, mi
askng DR.. Boulon's opinion of this medicine:
TrNRHANNocs, August 90. ls,7.
NIr A Durhani-Decr Sir In reply to your OF ycf-
teray would s,nc, that have occasionally found it
yeniet to use the various Paient Pills vendcd in the
and while unwilling say anything todcprec ate III
value OF others, am free to confess that consider Wri
Indian Vegetable Pills superior to all others with which
acquainted have used them for many years bot. IL
my family and in my practice generally and they ;ye
uniformly proved mild certain and safe i'her oper'iu
The and skill with which these pills have been heT"
manufactured are i'll my opnien sufficient guarantee 0r
like good results in future. Very respectfully,
D. A. BoUToS, NJ D
Mr. is practitioner Of long experience, well kn Nn
in and even beyond the lines of Wyoming county. He is
graduate Of Pennsylvania, and highly popular with The
people among whom he resides. ... ....,.,
Beware of Sugar Coated Counter
feits. aa.gr~
Remember that the original and only genuine Indian
Vegetable pills have the written signature OF VIA Wrist
the top label Of each box.
A@m&JN5 7
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DEATH TO PAIN

I-RELIEF To THE Sick -
Health TO the Weak A
BALM is found for the
Whole Human Race in An
drews'
PAIN KILL f X.
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This is an entirely vegeta-
bic compound, composed Of
Twenty-Five different ingre-
dients, and 10 all internal and
External Remedy for the va
rious ills that human flesh is
heir to-
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SETTLEMENT WITH THE COMMISSIONERS
Expenditure
Treasury SAID
s-. ending the sa mclsive vz
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WALTER CORNELL,
A. ID. WEBER, and

The subscribers respectfully invite the attention of coun-
try Dealers o the largest aud best selected stock Of
stoves, offered in this city, among which the fol-
lowing
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September 90. isls-sn
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-26
Medical COpartnershIp.
DRS. CONKEY { THOMPSON

HAVING associated themselves in their
AAprOiessiOn, respectfully tender their
services 10 the public; and from the eIper-
lance Of the former Of more than twenty
years practice; and that of the latter. in
practical Surgery while in the Army of
Occupation in Mexico, hope to merit a
continuance ofthe confidence and patron.
age flhe community, The services Of
both can be had without extra charge.
n5-0ffice the west side side Of the pub.
lie sqnare.
OXFORD. Miss. Jan. 10. ls49-39-6m.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-26

or other proper officer, under such rules
and regulations Us said convention shall
prescribe; and the proper officer so con.
Quoting the election for the adoption ofsaid
proposed constitution, shall make fair
and full return Of the votes polled for and
against such proposed constitution, to the
Secretary Of State, as isnow required by
law in relation to the election Of the Gov
ernor.
Sec. a. Be Il farther enacted That the
Secretary of State shall, on the first Mon
day Of October, 1850, make returns Of all
the votes that may be in his Office, to the
Governor of the state, who, AereupOn,
shall Immediately submit the same to the
Auditor of Public Accounts, the State
Treasurer and Secretary OfState, and shall
proceed to open and count the same; and III
it shall appear that majority Of the votes
so taken and returned, shall he in favor of
the proposed constitution, the Governor
shall issue his proclamation, requirin Z the
sheriffs, or other proper officer, TO hold
elections for members Of the Legislature,
who shall be elected in accordance with
the present appoItiOnment, with authority
to give the proposed and newly adopted
constitution validity and effect: PrOUided, |
that informality in the returns Of the votes
shall not vitiate such polls, ifthey shall
fairly set forth the proceedings ha6 in con-
Quoting such election: and PrOrided fur
Their, that if any returns from any Of the
counties shall not be made TO the Secreta-
ry Of State, in any oftheelectio held UNI
der the provisions of this act, within
days after the holding Of such election, the
Governor shall, by special messenger, call
on the proper officer for a transcript of the
polls, which spay be by him retained :;
which transcript, or certified copy there
Of shall be considered valid.
Sec. s. BE IL further enacted, That at
he general election held on the first Mon
lay and day following, in November, ls49,
{ shall be the duty If managers ofthe cleo
ion, at each precinct in every county in :
his state, to ask of each and every voter !
whether he is inlavor Of or against the
aid convention, and the votes for and a.
,ainst the same shall be taken and returns 4
d, as is provided for in this act.
JOHN ]. McRAE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives. a
DABNEY LIPSCOMB, {
President of the Senate. :,
Approved, March 3, lS4s.
JOSEPH w. MATTHEWS. /
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-26
jackson Book Bindery,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFAcToRY.

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFAcToRY.
RLANk Books for courts, public Offices,
- &c, made to order, in the best and
most durable style.
Book binding in all its branches, also,
done and warranted in style and workman
ship. Also on hand and Cor sale a number
Of articles consisting Of Stationery. The
patronage Of the public is respectfully so.
liciled. NJ. L. JULlENNE,
Successor Of Richd Edward g. Co.
HrBindery at the old stand, two door
from the post Office.
April ll-l2-tf.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-26
Paddy's BluE

NHE Proprietor Of this eliga-
BILE point on the Tallahatchie
River, takes pleasure in inform
inc his patrons and the public
generally, that he is now prepar-
ed to shed FIFTEEN HUNDRED
Bales Cotton, and viii store and
ship for IL l-2 cents per bale.
He has also, a safe and commo-
dious Ware House for receiving
and storing Groceries, &c.
PAT. CAUGHLIN.
Dec. z, lS4S.-33-tf.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-26
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
PLANTERS.
CHARLES c. CANE,

NEW ORLEANH

NEW ORLEANS.
IMPORTER and Dealer in all kinds Q
Foreign and Domestic
HARD WARE AND CUTLERY.
is now receiving from the European
and American Manufactures d large am
Extensive assortment ia the Hardware lirs
which he offers atas low prices as can ~
purchased in any part Ofthe United States.
Coutry Merchants are requested to call and
examine my stock, as lshalIbe prepared
to sell low. being satisfied with small pfofits
and quick sales; the facility with which
Country Merchants can obtain supplies ffod
New Orleans makes il easier and cheapey
not being compelled to wait for their goods
thereby saving the loss. Of interest. 81
heavy stocks Of goods; my stock isall seIec-
ted from the manufactures Of the late.,
styles, making my stock on hand Of tba
largest in the United States.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-26
THE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI.

THlS Company. incorporated BY an &C
n Of the Legislators at us last session,
has been organized under SAID act, and Is
now ready to effect insurances on lives,
upon like terms with these adopted by the
best and soundest northern companies 10
ihsuring northern persons. When north
ern compan les insure the lives Of Southern
citizens. tbeyi invariably add one halfOr one
halfor one per cent to the regular rates.
Our table Of rates is as follows. The pre-
MUM to be paid by the insurer may be
paid quarterly, half-yearly, or annually.
Rates of premium for insuring One Hun
dred Dollars on Single life.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-26
Plantation
FOR sir.

n OFFER for sale, Section 10 and Ia.
n in Township 8 Range 4 West, 1880
acres, situated 5 miles South East Of the
town Of Pamela; over 500 acres cleared
and in fac state Of cultivation, divided
by cross fences into from go to 90 acre
fields Some two TO three hundred acres
woods enclosed for lots, with good wafer
all under agood feDce, and more than 90
gates we'll arranged, good gin house aud
cotton press; comfortable double log
house, a story and half high, good neqrO
quarters with good plank n ors, good sta.
bles, cribs &c
This place has proved 10 be ono Of tho
heallhiest and most productive plantations
in the country. Twill sell it for $1,000.
holt cash, balance in 10 months. Some
10 TO 20 first rate mules from 9 le years
old, would be taken in pant payment at
lair cash price, or Negroes would be taken
in part or whole, al such prices as may
be agreed on. 81
0-rThe overseer on the premises will
show the place TO such as wish to exams
inc it.
JAMES BROWN.
Clear Creek, Lafayette county, Miss.
September 10, lS4s.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-26
Book BIndery,
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY
And Stationery Establishment,

AHd otdtiOneTy EStdOtiShDteHf,
AT NATcHEz.
R lCIlARD EDWARD takes this occa.
- sion to notify his friends, old cuslo-
mers and the public generally, that having
disposed Of his interest in the branch of his
establishment he'd at Jackson. OF the 6rm o
r. Edward g. Co., he Is prepared at his es-
adjustment in Natchez, TO make to order
and in superior style, Blank Books fol
courts, public Offices, mercantile houses,
&C., &c. Also, TO render entire satisfa :lion
in oil and every branch of Book Bindely.
An excellent lot Of Stationery also on band
Old books carefully rebound.
01rAll orders from any section Of c1un-
Try promptly attended 10.
N. b. Establishment at the old sl1nd.
Main street, Natchez, Miss.
April ll--l2--tf
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-26
.. y. cUsHMAN. JOHN p. srocKARD
CUSHMAN & STOCKARD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
OxPoRD. MISS.

Will attend The Circuit Courts in this
and the neighboriug counties, the U. s. Dis
trict Court at Pohtotoc. and The Chancery
Court at Holly Springs. All business en-
trusted 10 their care will receive prompt
attention.
In this association the practice in the
Probate CoUrI in Lafayette county will be
excepted, in which ptactice Mr.. Cushman
will he alonS.
July Is, l64s-l6.lf.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-26
BIZ AUTHORITY.
ExEcurrvr CHAMER. I

Jackson, MI, March 25th. 1s4s.
In obedience to an act Of the Legisla-
tIre of the State Of Mississippi, approved
March Bird, A. D., ls4S; |. JosEPH W.
MATTHEWS, Governor, &c, do hereby
publish and make known the following
''act to take the sense Of the people of the
State of Mississippi, on the propriety Of
calling convention to amend the consti-
tuition ofthe State"
JOSEPH W. MATTHEWS.
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PoSTAOE ON NEwsPAPEss.-The FOL.
lowing instructions on the subject oi
Newspaper postage have been issued
by the Postmaster General:
Notice 70 he Public, and Instruction,
10 POstmastess, relative to che Rating
Of Letters, The Return Of Dead Let
tsrs, Tr0Rsient Newspapers, and The
POstmdrking of Letters conveyed b
hhe British and The United States In.
ternatiOnal Mails.
Hereafter when letter exceeds an
ounce in weight but does not exceed
two ounces, il will be rated with four
charges Of single postage; when it
exceeds two ounces, bat does not ex.
coed three, il will be rated with six
charges Of single postage; and so on,
there being single postage for the
first half ounce, double charge for
she first ounce, and two additional
charges for eachsucceeding ounce, or
fraction Of an Once. Veyond the first
ounce. This is ordered in virtue of
the hrovions of an act Of Congress. APP
proved March 3, IS49.
And, In pursuance Of the same act,
It is required that letters which are
refused at the Office Of delivery, by
the parties addressed, and letters
which for any other cause, cannot be
delivered TO the parties, shall be im>
mediately returned 10 the Dead Let
ter Office in Washington, under ADJ
dress to the Third Assistant Postmas.
ter-General, without waiting the time
for advertising as heretofore required
in relation to this class Of dead let.
ters. They must in every case be
marked with red ink on the face, with
an entry showing they we're refused,
or the cause that prevents their de-
livery; also, stamped with the stamp
Of Office. and. with view to the ppOp.
or adjustment Of accounts. be placed
under post.bill to the Dead Letter Of
hce.
Transient newspapers Chat is, pa
pers not sent from the Office Of publi>
cation) will hereafter be subject, in
virtue of the act aforesaid, to the gen.
eral publication postage rate Onlyi
that is. one cent for any distance in
the State, and one and half cents for
any distance exceeding one hundred
miles, where the newspaper is sent
from one State 10 another. But pos>
tage on such newspapers is in all ca.
ses 70 be prepaid, as heretofore.
In respect to the British mails, where
the official postage entries on the let
tiers received are in red ink, the let.
ter is to be considered as paid. and is
to be delivered accordingly; when in
black ink, as unpaid, and the postage
Is 10 be collected. Postage in such
cases is either wholly paid or wholly
unpaid.
The postage figures on such letters
show, on the paid letters, the amount :
20 be credited TO the United States; on !
the unpaid letters. the amount charged .
to the United States. The postage
50 be collected from unpaid British
letters is in all cases 10 be, whatever
may be their credit OF debit figures,
Iwenty-four cents when single, with !
an additional twenty-four cents for
zach additional rate. and, after the first
ounce, each letter exceeding that
weight is 10 be charged forty-eight
cents for each additional ounce or Al
traction Of an ounce.
J. COLLAMER, p. M. General.
p. o. Department, March Is, lS49.
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SELLING OUT FOR CASH

HAVING determined to quit business
- in Oxferd, will sell out my stock Of
Goods at very low prices for Cash. The
stock on hand is very desirable, compri-
sing a large assortment Of Boots, Shoes
and heavy domestic goods, purchased and
manufactured 10 order, during the past
sumner. In order to close up The concern
with dispatch, no goods will be sold on
either yearly or temporary credit
Customers owing the house will confer
a signal favor by calling and arranging an
immedinte and final settlement, as its con-
eerns must he closed.
FOSTER FREELAND.
N. 3. Very decided bargains will be
given IN a bill comprising q lisl Of Goods
from SO To $40. F.F,
Oxford. Dec. 80, l646.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-26

The Southern, Jackson; Democrat, Co.
lumbusi Organizer, Oxford; Free Trader,
Natchez; and Eastern Clarion, Paulding;
will publish the above once month, until
forbid, foT which they will be paid the same
rates allowed the State Printer by law.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-26
Wool Carding Machine.

TNHE subscriber respectfully annapnces
y to the public that he has just eceived
direct from Cincinnati, a new WOOL
CARDING MACHINE. built on tho
mostimproved plan II is now in opera.
ton at bis Saw Mill, 10 miles east Of OK.
ford, Lafayette county, on the road leading
from Wyatt to Pontotoc.
Those having Wool to card would do
well to send il in, as he confidently assures
all, that, by strict attention HIMSELF and
securing the services Of an experienced
person, they shall receive nothing but
good rolls in return. 49,
Wool should be cleared from ell hard
substances previous 70 carding. and one
pound Of lard allowed to ten pounds
wool l.. 4. WYNN
P s. Wool rolls for sale II 40 cts pc
pound. LIT. w.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-26

w1lNAL sETrLEnENT-NO,ies iu
ny hsrebr riren thar fhe nndersigned
Asminisirator Of he estate q Josspb
DIE. dec'f. be- fled his petition IN de
rrobais Ccurt 81 Lafayette couuiy, Mo
asmppi, foe Final ssiiiemans II BE a.
miniriraiinu, and uill, - ihs term Of
aid Cmu, u De bed
o. hs Ind Hsatsy = May YER.
rrr11-f a. Asooonl II BE a1mninrsdos|
~ aIoauncs aiIh commiatons, and %
~ CO. q fnnl hsafue 81 nd arcogni.
JAMES GIDEON, AIR.
Rsbruiry -, $50. Is
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-26
ME RCHAN MI
4AAA0A.

THE subscriber has Just received a
new and splendid assortment Of
Cloths and CASHIERS, Of every variety Of
color, Pocket HahksFthieiI, CraVntl, superior
articles, and Cents. black aud white Kid
Silk and Buck. Gloves, very fine. Also, an
excellent article Of Silk, MaTino and Cot.
ton Under-shirts; for sale at his old stand
Call and examine-no trouble TO show
'y' 10. ABLE.
Sept, %, ls4s.-2e-is
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-26

"AS committed 70 he jail Of IS
" Lafayette county, Miss. on
he 18th inst, q mulaiio boy, about ~
10 years Old, ubo calls be name Phil oF
Flanda. and says that be belongs 70 Char.
les Hoses, 81 fszao city, Miss
The owners requesisd 10 come fnTward,
prove his properly ard pug charges, or
be wiz b dealt wiih as The Law d.
reefs.
W s. McKEE, Tailor.
Nay ia, 1899. AZ