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ii. p PULIRa, N. D.
]. WILSON, NJ. D.
r. B. BRIGGs, NJ. D.
p. Il. ELMERDoRF,M. D.
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DE. TOWusead not having TESTED hia Eaapafs in esaa
Of k, Of couTte never recommended H. and uurpTss
70 receive the following from Intelligent and fstpsotnb
Farmer Of Wastoheatsr coantE
FoKDHAN, August 49, Iss!
Dr.. TeuassnR-DeaI Sir I have little an ssVep Vosr
Of age who has been several Years afflicted with Fits "
ted almost eYs thing for hef but without Sucoers 81 last
although could hnd recommendation in our oiiouls
for cases ike he, thought, she in ven dacHt
baah we would give her some Of your dauapana nd ar
yey glad we did for i ohF restored her strength Bfsht
haa naq 40 return q the FITS 70 our great pleasure tsu
prize. She 4 fast becoming rugged and hearty fol whie
we feel grateful. Your, respectfully,
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OBJ Gases Of Fresh PRIMES in store and for sale b
leB eHAs Sf0lGnTON- q Camp Il.
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CUHEN, having had 81 yean' experience, oilers the
L. above aR5dttibte remedy for all Diseases
ietaiuing 70 tine EYE 0pthalma, Of years y
anding, cured ID II weeks the Tear in the yfssp
eye, OF years cured in 10 weeks a man OF this 49,
atty being stoue blind for months, WIS restored 10 the sight
If one eye IN weeks; gentleman who always used specs
50 years by using only CROP enabled 10 the
Newspaper without them b. eandeight, h0uH alter In
ammati0n Of dags CARED bV single Drop 1t gYes
bnllaney to the Eye and also strengthens the sight.
"a 2o5 PHfLiRPJ4 Street, near Heyia, and 42 81.
CHARLES Street. api7 ~
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Il OPT w H0RTHtNcpON tstssras .9ge,'t dha
NGtsctoF Rodney, Jefferson cOuntg. Mississippi, will
AlLen pqnetealy 90 The Collection d Notes, Drafts Ae
ouuae in this and thes0utheIn OF JlauQne county
Refers te--llrake g Esart Rr0gent0H < MqTdQcks
sin9k ard, Warren \ Co, R9dney, AsH lbn 6o0din,
aiehsfd BECK, e. 81 & g NJ. Bsyy, New Orlesns; w.
Is. nanTy, T. A. 8. DOaiphan, Hatohez James G00din,
anclaRat JOS. Hand llsdalpAia j. q James Lsxing
n; fhol. freelnnd. Claiborne county, Miss ap29
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I9WfTTII3TeFN
and Steamboat Captains, to you Greeting;
NhhfeFUL do feel for your liberal patronage for fhf
NJ past five years and by having. and eontinnaiv Re
essYng fresh supplies Of GROCERIES OF my own inpor
aA0p- and a. All times heavy stock on hand attentive
Cerks and Team % deliver goods free Of charge b. an
sAPslsnged nesoq do feel prepared put mp FAMILY
EhS ORDERS and attend 70 PLANTATION SUP
LIES on ue most favorable terms, with goods of the
CHARLES. STOUGHTON
mylau Fdniii8 Grocer. "a Camp stIeet NJ @
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FEMALE WFptorNS9EF H sUTlEE, j.


Dr. TOwhEands Aauaparls i GoveFsgn and speedy euf
Ier lnoplent Conaumptlop BHenness, ProepEut Utsr
Egllug Of the Womb, CoEtyenesS Piles, LeuchOnhma
w hites, Ob1tTuoted difficult MeEfruaton IneOntnene
Of Urine involuntary d0hasse thereof and the ganet
p1ztraon Of the matter whether the result afn
heraRt causes produced b. fegulaFty ne
Cldeut Nothing be than tta inFiE atiu
eauta the human frame PersOnA, all weakness and
aituda I0m taking Become robust and full Of en-
oIgy under its influence II mmedsdatey oOuntafact1
neFveeasneas Of the female frame which, the great oaus
hauehnesd IL will not be expected Of Us IN oseu Of 50 q
the afflicted that hundreds Of case bave beer
reported Thousands Of gases whore ames have bee
without children. after using Flew bottles Of this invaluable
medicine have been blessed with fine, healthy Offspring
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- WtiAkN kSS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST
FlILADk nfi1As June q lsi6-I highly recommend
leige o. It's virtue Ny wife bad teeH affected for long
time with Re knees and the breast the use III f
medicine IN slor time entirely relieved her Thcsynners
Wcu after time tecur. and AL The eet Sas
aseedF As n the nat place it4noW months spee
she mas been ifee oil the election. coRsa and ieron
mend as most yai9tb medicine. ssiHa henine eit
has uean FeGy great, IN addition reaFiua
SAMUEL, W tnrntr 49,
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VI E subscribers have cOmoeted their arrsnee 9-s
me e lof more extended business than thatN i n
.zff herl0 done by the old house Our stock ofrIlis
49, DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMIGATS
ousaIcAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFubiERY,
% Sno telhg5 as intend II SHALL every article needn't
olAe eads o. Families PlanIs and Country Dealers viii
o. d exceete excellence Of quality or Oh
sleely any nt sr house in the trade. while asa
ven EhA L PATENT MEDICINE AGENT
can ee addressed to me with confidence and certainty
" nay ing them properly and faithfully attended n moi n
fiously experienced IN this place. nv
The usual credits and facilities Of trade extnad tn
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no MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES

TINS e1tFaol OF aamapHfa al eIDf9l8Y D1epar8d
references to emaie COMPLAINT No female who has reason
10 suppose she approaching that critical period " The tuu
Of life should neglect to take it, is certain preventive
Tor any oil the horrible diseases which fsmae
are subject at this time of life This period may be deayet
QI several Ysas BY using tins medicine. Morris Less vaus
bic Tor those who approaching w0manhD0d Is ca
ouete to assist nature By quickenfnR the blood and nveo
9hnF the system. ludeed this medicine Is Invaluable fora
tne ueeae uaeaset 10 which women are subject It Brace
e whole Ytte, rsneW1 permanently the natural ensrgies
by removing the impurities Of the body. far stimuli
ting as % produce susq relaxation whchis the sse
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease 81
using few bottles Of tl medicine many severe sad panu
surgical operations may be prevented,
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RQBERT SKINNER,
BBlCkLA4ER, Ne. Is ROYAL STREET,
FIRpERrAkES an kinds Of FIRE WORK, such as the
~ Setane 81 COOKING Ranges, Ovens, Steam -
5olen etc. All Wok done by the SUBSCRIBER viii 80
le gnasanteq, and specimens Of bis work may be gN
Al B,-PL AaTERINe and WHITEw AsHISG done
with dispatch. ial9 "
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e Msfehsnis, from different sections Of the country
give them0Et f1eling accounts Of The universal
end 5t1caey Of Dr. Daviss syTup HHder their hotiee "A
numDefD them, witnessing Us virtues hFve regularly sod
on coalition that / did not give addiction he pee
should be feufned and Of them has lad any appa
en " retuih Inc money hs speaks volumes ID favor AZ
tie aedleine We append few extracts from ordeTs al
Aamps o. those weae 10 frequent receipt Of as well Is OF
verbal accounts We frequently bear.
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NRW oRLHAjgs 8 0ARRoLLToN RAILROAD

bspot, corner If Baf0Aas aud Pardfde strests
&c Iatet any disienoe above Pleasant ~. 90 csptu
s199 to fsi oT children over aad under years 10
Save ysis IA " 50
aryan OaiaFal,l any diEtancs., no oentS
~ hesidsnia IN Lafayette, Canollton and yoinrv ~
liormad that this Company has fixed an unorm rse al
o1nutsuon uekes ior passage il the Cars to-t: a6 %
"a n91n Sln ad yaneo) Road and ol any dspes
jhdIen hait pIice-n0 sueh tickets gveh fr 49, ofbe
e5ioa than the trtt 20 the last Of eagh mOnth.
a Gar, expressly lof ladias in each train
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FJRN ACES. FURNACES.
A{sQh SAL Superior Aslolment Of EARFHEl
- fusNACEr, jig packages of any number. wh0esa
and rsiaA. st Is fchou QiioulBs 81.
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TaI11 - v y y, ~ Jan. 3, I8U-Wo have taken
md fa1 bss 2 nodnce ~ pavis'i Syrup o. Wild Cherry
ii 800 Ii9, ana have sold all we received from you Df
he nisefss used u in his pracios he thinks highly Of
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the fnifsi Stss one q the most eminent physician in
Bonare ~ ~ IL anu was theattendng physician 81 Inseph
this county. a, uuiins al ms residence in
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BUSINESS CARDS.

w. y .p RAynosn. EsMly osocaR. = osss;i
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ANCHORS AND CHAIN CABLES
tI0H SALE Anchors and Chain Cables al 25Se per lb
~ Amply Rt ~ Aatehez street. MP stairs. ap30
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X re- ~ HNtAaaE AikhAHltHcN ana EftlutnEs.
~ Caadi street, between pnilpps ana Ciopsab 578h
hR MACGlbBOH has removed 10 50 FHEIfPpa
- STREET. bstwqen Giavier ard Common, iyB SIN
DR. II. A. FOuRNlQUET-OH on sr hIaRv
~ STREET. betwe Camp ana Maaazine, Opposite Tie
@aga1 ne street Market at n. t0idmgua's Dug Store
i4AfANETfk, B3tf
inn. WALLACE, No. "a Aroaae + assagelapr .,rs.1
md from t06P. n.
0RPkRs le a. the Drug Store Of 81 Dopnabel viii he
1len9el 20 1875 iYd&W
HON ATHIsT.
1NR u, GLASS, Gate qf Hopkasgits, Kentueky,) No.
5 ~ 81 bAEoFNn STREET, between Union and perdido
tieea, hewurleans. na7
DISEASES OF. THE Eye AND EAk
FFEGfiONS Of the Quito Nerve iritis, Conjunctival
a lnlanmson Partial Blindness, @pegatons for stahis
nnh, and other Diseases affecting Vision Dr. pIJN.
STALLS OFFICE, "a Circus street between perdido
md Graver streets. bQurs Of CpnsntGuenl9 till uii.
lays 10 ill 81. Certificates from Phyieans and Patients
Any BE- seen AT his Office iaa0
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LIaON1ER, July 80 lsl5-Your Wild Cherry and Ia,
syrup gives general sattacon. We have baen out d n
Tor some time, and thought would not order nnv mn
is almost daily inquired for, and we thought parhans
would Be best to order spuls F-F-f -
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GREAT BLESSING 10 MoTHERs ,rb cur mar,

II is the safest and eectua medicine for nurfyinf
the 9ysem and reevingte suterngs attendant upon chic
birth Uncovered gthens both the mother and IN
ehld prevents pain and disease increases and enches tn
ioOd those who have used il think 10 idspensabe II
highly useful both before and after confinement a. it nre
vents diseases attendant upoG childbirth in costveness piles
cfamps, gweing Of the feet dependency heartburn v9n
ting, pain n the back and JOINTS, false ans hemonb "a
and N regulating the secretbns and equaZng the c uf
ton has equal This great virtue Of this medicine
IS always SIZE and The mOsl delicate and successful
yer lew cases lequne any other medicine Ia some d
and light fool with this medicine, win always insure sat
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pL rfgF ~; John ~ lNgrgan DrHggigt.l .
IA uhe Jan. ~, 1917. Rhe Syrup OF Wild Chem
" ne given satisfaction 10 those who have usel
M % one instance Of permanent OF Asthma
least six gfooe a year e ~ y" q
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
SOUTHERN PATRIOT.
BY
MARTIN & KENDRICK.
TERMS.


The SOUTHERN PATRIoT is publish
ed weekly. at 50 50a year, if paid in
advance, or within two months from
the time 2 Of subscribing; SO il uot
paid till the end Of the year Clubs in
the Country or distant Post Offices,
who may make up and forward in adj
rance, the sum Oslo shall be entitled to
receive FIVE copies. This reduction
will not be made however, in any case,
where the payment is not made in adj
vance. No paper will be discontinued
until all dues have been paid, except at
the option Of the publishers.
pADvERTIsEMENrs inserted at ST
per square, often lines or less for the
first insertion, and fifty cents per square
for each subsequent insertion. The
number of insertion required must be
kmared on tho advertisements, or they
will be inserted until ordered out, and
charged for accordingly.
tP Professional or business cards,
of one square, inserted at $40 per an.
mum, for every additional square $40.
Articles Of a personal nature, will be
charged double price. Political cir.
culars or public addresses, for the benz
eft Of individuals OF companies, will
be charged as advertisements, and at
the same rates, payable in advance.
ICPJoB PRINTINu, in all its various
branches, executed with neatness and
dispatch.
- Payments for advertising and
job work, will be required in advance.
= Subscribers who have not en-
opportunity OF paying otherwise, may
remit by mail, in bills If solvent banks,
postage paid, at our risk provided it
shall appear, by postmaster's certiA
ficOte, that such remittance has been
duly mailed.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
JOB OFFICE.


"HE Proprietor has recently
made very extensive additions Of
new and beautiful type, to their Print
ing Office, which enables them to .ex-
ecute, equal to any Office in the South,
every description of Plain and Fancy
Printing.
We have received a splendid assort-
ment Of blank cards, for tho benefit Of
professional and business men.
The following is part Ofths various
description Of Printing which we are
prepared to execute at this Office
ShOW Bills Bill Headings,
Hand Bills, Checks,
Horse Bills, Notes,
Steamboat Bills Ball Tiekets.
Business Cards, Pamphlsls,
Visiling Cards, Catalogues,
Circulars, Funeral Notices,
BLANKS OF ALL KINDS.
The following blanks are ALWAYS
kept on hand: Magistrates Summons.
Attachments, Executions. Stay Bonds
Appeal Bonds, Delivery Bonds, Guar
dams Bonds, Letters Of Guardianship.
Jury Tickets, Witness Tickets Coun-.
ty Treasury Warrants, Marriage Ii
censes and Bonds, Sheriffs & COnsta.s
BILE Notices Of sale Of property, Shsr-
ifs Forthcoming Bonds, Executions o.
Forfeited FOrthc Oming Bonds, Exc
cutions in Assumpset, Circuit Clerks
SubPOenas, CaPias Ad-resPOndsndsm,
SC.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
no US TON
10 TEL


"HE subscriber having taken this
we'll known establishment aiely
occupied by PETER TITLE, Esq'
offers its accommodations 10 the boar
ding and travelling community.
The apartments already spacious
and connections, are undergoing re-
pairs and will be considerably enlarged.
His table will be furnished with the
best the country affords; polite and at
attntive servants always in attendance
and no pains will be spared to render i
the most desirable stopping place in
the Stale.
His large and roomy stable will be
supplied with prOvender, and attended
by faithful ostlers.
A few horses and buggys allwsys on
hand for hire. r. G.. STEELE.
Hsusoton Mi, Jan. 18th ls48.-2s Il
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
Money 20 loan at 8 pr. cent

.4ll persons wishing TO make a profit
table investment will please call and
lin their notes and accounts, and
thereby save cost and trouble.
Those wishing cheap goods can bo
supplied at the store Ofthe undersigned
east side Of the public square in
Houston, privately at oil times, or At
public auction on the first Saturday,
and Monday in May, and on the frat
monday in every month thereafter, du-
ring time with them.
AL MATTHEW'S.
Houston III, Apr. ls49.-tf
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
TYPE FOUNDRY,
AND PRINTERS FURNISHING
WIRE HOUSE.

THE subscribers have opened a new
type foundry in the city OF New
York where they are ready to supply
orders 10 any extent for any kind Of
Job or fancy type, ink, paper, cases,
galleys, brass rules, steel column
rules, composing sticks, and every
article necessary for Printing Office.
The type, which are cast in new
moulds from an entire new set Of
matrices, with deep counters, are
warranted 10 be unsurpassed by any
and will be sold at prices to suit the
times. All the type furnished by US
is hand cast.
Printing presses furnished, and also
Steam Engines of the approved pat
terms.
N. B.--A Machinlst is constantly
in attendance to repair Presses and dc
light work.
Composition rollers cast for Printers
Editors Of newspapers, who viii
buy three times as much type as theil
bill amounts to may give the abov,
six months insertion in their pape
and send their papers containing it t
the subscribers
COCKCROFT g. OVEREND
October IS, '48. 2O-6m.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
- TO AGE .
STORAGE

TaNHE undersigned would respect
fully inform the citizens Of
Chickasaw and adjoining counties.
that they still have that large WAS
TERPROOF WARE HOUSE
which kept cotton dry,
during the freshet last November.
al persons therefore storing cot
ton in Aberdeen, who wish THAR cot
ton kept above highwGier mark can do
so by storing with us-We promise
to give 1t our strict attention, and no
exertIon on our part will pc spared to
promote the interest of the planters
obeying instructions in all cases when
given.
We will have on hand a good stock
Of fall and winter goods, also Grocer
les, Begging, Rope &c,
X. s. d. CLARK.
berdeen MI, Jolly 5lh, l8is, 5-6m
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
Az apprentice wanted.

The undersigned proprietor of a
regular Taylor's shop in Houston
Mi. and who is himself an expert
enced workman, would receive, as
an apprentice to said business, a
good steady boy about ten years Of
age.
Satisfactory assurances will be
given on the part ofthe undersigned
that justice will be done to any APP
prentice which he maytuke.
f. E. SMITH
Houston 9lst. Jan. lS40 30 3m
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
TAILORING.

E. E. SMITH, thankful for pas
fayors would respectfully infOm The
citizens Of Chickasaw county that he
has permanently located in the town Of
Houston. one door east Of Col. Featht
erston's Law office, he is prepared TO
execute his trade In all Of its branches
in the neatest and most fashionable
style. The cutting department will
be attended to by HIMSELF and from
his experience in his profession he is
able to insure The most hadsome fits.
Great care taken with all garments
cut for ladies' TO make. He respect
fully soliciis a portion of patronage
ofthe public. TThe latest fash
ions are regularly received.
July 9Th, lS4S: 5--4Sin.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
Jackson BOOk-bindry,

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACToRY
DLANK BOOKS for courts, pub
MBlic Offices, Sc, made to order, in
the best and most durable style.
Book binding in all its branches, al.
so, done and warranted in style, and
workmanship. Also on hand and : fol
sale a number Of articles consisting o.
Stationary. The patronage Of the pub
fic is respectfully solicited,
NJ. /. JULIENNE,
Successor to Rich'd Edward & Co.
Bindery over Ellis s. McAllister's.
June %, l847 5-tf
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
GIN FACTORY.

D. X. WOODALL, manufacturer
of Cotton Gins, is still pursuing his
business in Houston Nj.
He has now on hands several Gins
of the best quality which he will war
rant to perform we'll. He will also
make 10 order, on the shortest notice,
any quantity, size or quality Of Gins,
and deliver them any where in Chicka-
saw or any Of the adjoining comics
Warranted good as before mentioned,
low for cash, or on time to solvent and
punctual planters.
He also repairs, without delay, OLD
Gins whenever brought to his shop, al
reasonable charges.
Satisfactory references will be Civ.
en- Of the quality and performance o
his Gins, to any who may wish to Pur-
chase.
Houston, Chekasaw Co. Mi.
May Goth. lS49.--40-tf
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
The Taylor House.

4" Kosciusko, yHiss,ssippt
n He undersigned, having pur.
chased the Tavern House, form.
erly occupied by Richard Ross, in the
town Of Kosciusko, would respectfully
invite the community-psrticularly the
travelling part-to favor him with a
call. His table will at all times be
supplied with The best the market 0
the country can supply, and bis stables
with plenty Of provender. Having
had some experience in the matter, he
fiatters himself that he can render al
guests comfortable. He has severa
rooms now, and will soon have severa
others, for the reception Of families.
Drovers can at all times be accom-
modsted Call once and if you are
dissatisfied you are not compelled to
return. EP Chargss-modsrais.
LEWIS PRESLEY.
June %, 1847. 5-tf
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
SMITH & MALLETT,

OOmhloOlON mEhNOAlhN Acl
MOBmE---ALABAMA.
Would respectfully announce to the
planters generally, that they have
made arrangements for conducting a
general Commission Business in Mo-
bile Alabama, where they will be
pleased to wait on thOse who may ia
vor them with their patronage.
To guard against MIsFORTUNEs
(which they consider only nickname
for lMPRUDENcE) they will unequivs-
cally decline accepting or endorsing
bills under any Pretence whatever, by
which means the planting interest
will be safe in their hands.
October 18th l84S. l9-tf.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
DR.. w. T. SpaIding,
Medical Notice

nRS. BLACKWELL MAR
DTlN, having formed a partner,
ship in the practice Of Medicine, would
respectfully tender their professional
services to their friends and the public
generally. BY this arrangement they
will secure, at any time, to their pat
rons, the benefit OF consultation with
out additional expense.
July, 81, 1914. 9-l0m.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
DIR. HIGH OUIN

"AVING resigned his Profess
II sorshiP in the B. NJ. College.
Of Memphis, with view Of devoting
his time to practical professional servi-
ce, offers his services to the citizens
Of his region, and will promptly res>
pond TO all calls near or remote, and
will constantly Keep on hand an ample
supply ofthe usual Botanic Medicines,
for sale.
His office is at his residence neal
Palo Alto, Mis-.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
GROCERIES
WILLIAM p. HEBARD.
Surgeon Dentist.

b6f ScoH DtHttot'
(FoRNHLY OF CHARLESTON, S. .C)
Respectfully tenders his profession
al services TO the citizens of this
place and vacinity. His instru-
ments are of the most improved des-
uription; and he hopes that by strict
attention and skillul treatment OF
all Dental maladies, to give salts
faction and merit patronage:
DR.. II. win attend the regular SEES
sions of the Circuit Court at this
place, and any orders addressed tC
him at Aberdeen during its vaca
tions will receive his prompt atten
ton. without extra charge.
March Sth, ls49.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
Administrators Notice.

Letters of administration Of all
and singular, the goods, chattles,
and personal estate of Alexander
Petty, decd. having been granted
to the undersigned,by the Probate
Court of Chickasaw County, Miss,
at the May Term, ls49, thereof:
Now all persons having claims
against said estate, will present the
same. duly authenticated, within the
time, and in the manner prescribed
by law, or they will be forever bar
red.
KYLE CHANDLER, admir-.
Houston, June 10Th, ls40. 52-6w
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

ABERDEEN MAIL,
Leave Houston every Tuesday
Thursdaysand Saturday morning, at s
o'clock, Am. Arrives every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at 4 o'clock,
P, NJ,
PoNToTOC MAIL.
Leaves Houston every Friday at 8
o'clock, Pm. Arrives every We'd
nesday at o'clock, P. N.
GREENSBORO MAIL.
Leaves Houston every Wednesday
at 70 AN. Arrives every Friday a
4, P. NJ.
CoFFEEYILLE MAIL.
Leaves Houston every Saturday al
l2P.M. Arrives same day at | A. N
COLUMBUS MAIL,
Leaves every Wednesday, ats, a M
arrives every Tuesday, at 8, pm.
FULTON MAIL.
Leaves Houston every Friday, at
o'clock, p m; arrives the same day a
II o'clock, m,
VIM. A. SCOTT, p NJ