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u,s morning papers announces the secession
- three members Of the National Council
now ii sessionat Philadelphia, and the ado1,-
Am by them Of platform on which they ~
neal to the people. BY reference to this plat.
FORM in another column. onr readers viii.
nercaive that its main feature isa demand for
the restoration Of the Missouri Compromise
that ,loes itnot demand the abolition of slavery
IN tlis District, nor allude 10 the subject N
slavery in any other respect
Tho New ENGLAND members, who form The
chief portion 81 the secedcrs, probalv deemed Il
impossible to sustain themselves at home with
out aa open declaration in favor Of the restor.
alton Of the MISSOURI Compromise. Some Of
them perhaps are actuated by desire to break
up the American party, as national organize
ton, and convert itinto sectional party. If
so, We cannot but rejoice that they have seeded
from the National Council. II Is far better
that they should leave now, taking with them
all cause for dissension than to remain for 4
few months and then strt the natiol al wing
Of the party in the midst OF aaPresidentiai cleo
ton.
But, whatever may be the motives or the
true policy OF the seceders, is comparatively
Of little consequence, inasnauch as New York
New Jersey, and Pennsy lFania stand firmly I'M
onthe National Platform, aud will continue to
stand there. There also win the.South stand
and present: we hope, an unbroken front at the
next general election. For it is now perfectly
evident, that the small remnant of the Demo-
cratic party yet in existence at the North, will
be thoroughly abolitionized, if it be not SO al
ready, The proposition openly made by the
administration journals in New York for ANAL
gamation with the Sewardites, is strong proof
'ol this point.
The South, then. having been abandoned 81
the Northern DEMOCRACY, has no alternative but
to plant itself upon the National Platform
J adopted yesterday at Philadelphia Unless the
the South takes this course, and CALAMITY sus-
tains its Union-loyng and conservative breth-
rem in New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jer-
sey, tie danger is imminent that Seward, or
some other nnserupulo andns unprincipled free :
soil demagogue, will be dominated as the Presi-
DENTAL candidate of the Northern fusiollists.
aud III elected by tha emitted votes OF the sup
porters Of the present administration, and the
original friends of Seward ant. enemies of Hem
~ Clay We have too much confidence in the
sagacity Of the people of the South to suppose
that they would willingly lend their aid TO pro-
duce such q result. But we have no hesitation
in saying that the recent election of Mr. Wise
in Virginia is an important step in that direc-
ton, however strongly the unsuspecting Virgin
ianswho voted for him may deny that such was
their intention--4m. Organ.
MoNsTERs.-We have been presented with
Z Il IL 1x..r-
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
BusinessCards:


.sDn. 1IAuoIfrox's ON STAND
AB1sRnEEN, MISS.
TUsT Received, at the above wen knos =
d store, fresh and web selected stock IA
the Pnrest Drugs and Chemicals.
Physicians VIII ifd it to their interest Il np-
ply themselves from this House their ers
aud Prescriptions at all times receive DIR. a w.
sons personal attention, and his prices arc 30
regulated as 70 give perfect satisfaction;
Musical Instruments
Of all kinds by the best makers, viz. vioVhs
Flutes. Accordeons, Flutinas, fine toned (Slit-
ars Of elaborate workmanship. &c, &c. :
Perfumery, Consisting of every article ra-
quisite for the toilet, Of which he calls partic.
lar attention to his EXTRACTS FOR THE HAsn-
KIRCIIIEF.
Stationery OF all Kinds.
Pure Brandies and Wines,
for Medicinal purposes, shipped directly from
the Custom House.
Cigars and Tobacco, of the finest
quality to please the most fastidious taste.
lG- DIR. DAWSON, begs to call attention to
the following preparations made BY himself
with Special care, which he highly recommends,
Extract of Ginger,
from the best Jamaica root 80.
ssTricOpherOusn very superior AMI
valuable article.
Toilet Water7' an exquisite prepaft4
ton to remove tan and freckles from the ski,
Aniseed Carminatiye Cordial, Cough Loze1-
ges, 30, &c.
LandretIa,s fresh Garden Seed.
All valuable PATENT MEDICINES sold here
Aberdeen, May: 9Th, 1855. l5-tf
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23

r ETTER, Cap, Note, c1ancey, Blu, Drawing
IL and Wrapping papers, the best stock in
North Mississippi for sale by
May 18th. 1855 HAwTHoRS & PIATT.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
not WEATHER HaS CONE!

=
SO HAS THAT
ELEGANT CLOTHING
ID BEST, at his corner near the Walton
L House, has just received his seasonable
assortment of Fresh Goods which he has bought
to sell at prices little lower than ever offered
in Aberdeen. He would call special attention
to his stock Of
Ready Made Clothing
Which for neatness, comfort and durability cant
be5eat. He has also a good assortment of Dry
GooDs of various descriptions which we will
sell at very small advance. His Stock of
Hats. Boots and Shoes
s-zu lie would direct particular attention <s5ks
TO. us he can sell first rate article( III
far below the usual retail price He -
keeps almost every article in4he dry goods line,
and he asks purchasers to call and examine be-
fore buying elsewhere and he win make it to their
interest to trade with him, for he is determined
not to be undersold by any body.
Aberdeen, April 2Sth. 1855. 14-tf.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
CLOTHING |! CLOTHING /! !
Just in Time,
MAR ks WEILE r..


AT Walsl's Old Stand)
HAS just received nice lot of good fash
i L ionable READY M4ADE CLOTHING, to
suit the HOT SEASON. They consist mainly of
Brown and White
LINEN COATS, PANTS AND VESTS;
SILK, ITALIAN, CLOTH& DRAP d ETA
do; BLACK SATIN VESTS Plain and
Double Breasted, BLACK CASH
MERE PANTS.
Also most superior assortment of
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Dry
Goods. Sc.
All bought in New York on the most favorable
terms, and therefore can be sold as low as any
similar goods in this city. Both quality and
price must suit the most fastidious.
He has, as usual, remembered the corpulent
men, and for their benefit brought on number
of FAT SIZES, so they cannot fail to get fitted if
they call on WELLER,
Before purcasing elsewhere it would be pru-
dent to call and examine his goods and Prices
April 2lst 1855. l3-6
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23

DLACK, Blue, Red, Canuciu. Indelible, Cop
ID ying, and marking Inks, all kinds for sale
by HAWTHORN Il PLATT.
May 18th, 1855. 15-tf.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
AUCTION SALES.

Lee dy and Kidd.
a re now regularly held every night and
IA Sill continue heneefofuarsl THEY invite
bargains.
Alay 18th. 1855
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
CLOTHING EMPORIUM!
DDnNNM q DICE

CLOTHING EMPORIUM!
BROWN s. RICE
TIAVE just received from New York their
il il seasonable assortment of
Dry Goods, Clothing Fancy Articles, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C., &c,
which they bought low for Cash and will sell at
far below the usual terms here. Their stock Of
Ready Made Clothing
-one of the largest ever brought to the city, is
fashionably made of the best materials, and
comprising every article Of gentleman's wear.
their stock of
Dry Goods.
comprising every article usually kept in their
line. and they bought them to sell cheap.
They invite their friends and the public to
to call aud examine their prices and they are
very sure their goods and prices win command
patronage. Oct. 7. 81. 37-Iy
10 600 s ossf for ssls iS Sv
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
Spring Goods.

NJ = have only time to say that we are now
infeceipt of most magnificent stoc Ct
Spring Goods. consisting in part Of Ladies and
Gentlemen Goods Of every description.
Ready Made Clothing, Hardware,
Boots, Shoes. Hats, B0nnets,
But without being able 70 say more this week,
only call and see them. and look ont for our
dgertisements next week.
April, lst, 1855. BARKER Up ARRlSd.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
NEW MUSIC
BOOK S and NER Y
For Cash ONLY.

HAWTHORN & PLATT have zE1FH
IL just received an entire new ze[sf#
stock of school and miscellaneous ny
Books Staple and fancy stationery
Fancy articles &c.
Our stock has been selected with great care
and cannot be exceled in this State. Books Of
the best standard authors in every department
of Literature aid cheap Publications Of all
school BOOKS. A large supply Of every,
kind nsed in this vicinity.
Blank Books, From the largest Ledger TO
the smallest Pass Book Paper of all kinds and
qualities; Envelopes; Gold Steel and Quill Pens;
Inks &c &c. (May 18th. IS.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
CASH BOOK STORE
Hawthorn and r Iatt
Booksellers and &ationers,
ABEnDExn mrss-

HAvE now and win constantly keep ON
Of School and Miscellaneous Books Staple
and Fancy Stationery. Fancy articles &C.. all
Of which they are determined TO sell as low as
any 1lous, IN North Miss
All articles charged viii be considered due
when called for. and none charged Tor Longer
time than the first Of the ensuing month.
May 18th, 1856 18-f
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23

EDUCATIONAL!

Ii G.. Perry win open his first session at
LIE Sand Mount Academy on the 1st Monday
in January, 1855, and continue tweenty weeks
excluding holidays
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
For prnhafe Indse-

II D. SPRATT is a candidate for Probate
IL Judge of Monroe County, at the ensuing
November election.
w A. TUCKER is a candidate for re-elec-
w ton to the Office of Probate Judge.
Election in November. p.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23


BOOKSELLERS ndSTATIONERS,
So, Water Street, directly oppo-
site Haviiand> Clark & Geor-
se's Drug Store.
MOBILE ALA.
Have the pleasure of announcing to their
II IL friends and the public generally. that they
new and superb stock Of
Books Stationery. SC. All Of
which have been carefully selected-among
which they would respectfully invite attention to
their collection Of splendid London and
Paris Books, being the largest and most
superb stock IN tie city, embracing the finest
and latest editions Of works of literature. arts
and sciences; some splendidy illustrated.
Library Editions: History, biography,
travel adventure. poetry art science, philosophy
chemistry astronomy, botany, physiology, nat
Theological Books. Family and peck
ct and all intermediate sizes Of Bibles standard
works Of every denomination, prayer books, &C.
in every variety Of printing and binding. some in
the most splendid STYLES
Medical Books, -All the leading works
Of merit
Law Books, The standard works, and all
others promptly ordered
School Books, A large and complete as
sortnent Of those in general nse embracing Class
zeal. French ard Spanish, Italian and German
text books
Papers, A Choice stock of English, French
and American note, letter, cap. bank, and COM
Inercial post, embracing the following unequal
led sorts, procured especially for the city and
country trade:
Super bath post, ruled and plain. do letter. do
superb laid legal cap, for lawyers. &c: do London
cap, very heavys do Kent Mills cold pressed
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23

|ITTE have an elegant assignment OF rich sum
~ ner silks which we are determined to
close oaf, Il The ladies want great bargains
now i thatime to call at 3 aHKER 4 PARRIsH-
I'd IzADY Made Shirfs---O1r stock Of
Z q Ready Made Shirts Is hard to beat AIade
Ia the French Yoke style Gen flcmen call and
see them. BARKER 3 PARRISH
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
For Assessor.

nAvID E. II. MARSHALL, at the solicita-
IL ton of his friends, is before the people Of
Monroe for the Office ofsAssessor at the Novem-
Der election. p.
WTRIGHT CUNNINGHAM, Is a candidate
w for Assessor of Monroe County at ensuing
November election. p.
I'D. w EASLEY is candidate for Assessor
IL Of Monroe at the ensuing November cleo
tion.
NTILLIAM A. IsARKIN is a candidate for
w Assessor of Monroe County; election in
November. T.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
PATENT RIGHT


have the patent Right for making this Rock
in the State Of Mississippi, Except Tishomingo
County. and will appoint agents in all the towns
throughout the State for the purpose Of selling
Individual Head Rights to those who may de-
sire TO manufacture for their own use. / will
also sell sell about forty counties in the state
and viii reserve the balance for manufacturing
on my own account The counties viii in due
time be designated The invention Is indeed
extraordinary, and is worthy the attention and
confidence OF all The durability Of the rock is
no longer a matter OF controversy
The young man Of energy and industry nav
make himself rich in the manufacture az this
singular article in one Of the counties OF the
State.
Or. II. B. CAMBRIDGE is an authorized
agent with fun power to sell. appoint agents,
&c, for the State Of Mississippi
Pontotoc, Oct q. As. W. l.. DOGAN.
Ez-J D. Tatum. d. Clarke and Cant. Thos.
Coopwood, agents for Aberdeen and Monroe
County 3sn.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
CABINET VI ARE ROOMS,
- ppOSpEGFJJS.

IT sufficient encouTag cement IS given, t IS
proposed hy the subscriber to publish, the ensu-
ing fall, 4 Biography Of the late HeeH i.
WHITE.
This Memoir is a tribute OF afIectionatc re-
gard from The pen of his grand daughter, and
will be intersperscd with Certificates and Let
tiers from many distinguished men Of his day..
Speeches delivered Iy him IN the q. S. Senate
on important questions viii be added, which
bring upagain the great measures Of the times,
and reveal the man, as he brought honor on
himself, his State and country.
The work will contain four or five hundred
pages, and an engraving of the distinguished IN
dividual who Is the subject oft. It will be de-
livered to the snhscliber al sisc@a esunty scat
TERMS 50 per copy, payable When the book
is delivered NANCY N.SCOTT.
Knoxville Tenn Nav 1855.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
Omce Stationery.

A LARGE and Fine stock Of English French
IA and American stationery. consisting of er-
erything usually kept in stationery House at
May 18th 1855, HAwTHoES & PIArT.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
For SheriH.

DAvIS H. MORGAN is a Candidate for
Sheriff of Monroe County Election in No
vember.
n &c. GILLEYLEN is a candidate for the
lie Office of Sheriff of Monroe County at the
November Election p.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23

= u ~ = ~ - y - - - ga .
!. asss Save Can't ss sss sss s.s
Mo Mornings rtfh J ems, y Rev. Nm:
Jkr. Z mos excellent rorE
L1fe and Beauties o. Fanny
Fern, being q porIrait Of Fanny and ber wri-
RUIN Han, ~ Fanny Fern.
Alone. hy Marion Hariand Of Virginia.
Iucx, : tale q the Alamo, BY lady q No.
4 zQps ana novTnz,'' 3 @sinss L.ls,
Prime5s Tray III in Europe, and
the East highly popular boolr
Isrnel Potter, Of Fifty 1cirz Exile, 3
5 Notes sf ON Dueis ana 1,ueI|I||s
being history q the NEST ze'nArz1o'e dez
- 4 i LONG LOOK AHEAD. 81 4. s. Roe.
THE HEIR OF REg0Ll FIFE
STANH0PE B[5 IkIzI1I n. or tae JeI1'Iz :
our Homes . Know Nothing work ut<n1et
4 exposc tbc mysteries Of Jesotian
SONS OF THE SIRES, work Oh (Ie 81
viii ''' various InisseI'|6S books, ast re>s|F<
! : : ! ! ! i !
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23

Dress Goods Reduced.
WI have al the summer been selling Great
w Bargains in Dress Goods; Butto close out
our stock we have greatly REDUcED our prices
on Berages, Lawns, Summer Silks &c, &c. All
we ask is for the Indies to call and examine be-
fore they buy elsewhere.
BARsx1R 81 PARISH.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
To Merchants and Planters

= . IuUECidIEEs aTlU FEa1IeFS.
nsnaburgs and Negro shifting; 80 bales
" No. /. s oz. Osnaburgs at IL cts 1v the
bale, precisely Factory prices freight added
Also /. OF. Negro Shifting at 10 cts. by
the bale. Come in as early as possible, we are
selling these goods rapidly. per cent dis
counted for cash in all cases
June 9th, '55 LEEDY Il KIDD.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
Come Down at Last!

w have ON hand so barrels No. l. super
w fine st Louis Flour at $1,000 cts per.
Dbl. Call in soon or you will fail to get it.
June 9th, '55. LEEDY &KIDD.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23

DLANTATION s. WOOL -
IL HATS Southern made
we can beat the world In this article.
Call and see, -
May &c, 1858. LEEDY q KIDD
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23

BOOKS FOR PLANTERS
THE FARMER AND PLANTERS ENCYCLOPEDIA
OF RERAL AFFAIRS, embracing all the most
recent discoveries in A agricultural Chemistry, by
Cuthbert w. johnson.
THE CoMfIETE FARMER AND fsARDENER- Con-
tanning compendious epitome of the most inn
portant branches of Agricultural and Rural
Economy--by G. Fessenden.
AMERICAN FRUIT GRewER's GUIDE, by Elliot.
THE FRUIT AND FRUIT TREES OF AMERICA
Downing.
THE Fruit Barry.
Y0UATT on THE HORSE.
The MODERN HORSE DocroR DIR. Dadd.
AMERICAN CATTLE DocToR.
MAsoSs farmer.
THE FIEI Book EFF MANUREs.
LANDSCAPE GARDENING Parks and Pleasure
Grounds.
THE LONDON PoULTRY Book IS elegant col
ored engravings.
MINERS POULTRY Book.
HAWTHORN d PLATT
Booksellers Il Stationers.
Aberdeen, June 16, 1855. 21-tf
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23

ETNA Life assurance Company assures on
IL White & Black Lives at the lowest rates,
based upon mathematical calculation Of human
Life. w. B. BARTON, Agent.
May, 18th, 1855. loft
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23

lNUFV3HUtf, 4tlf IoJf, 4I-Iy
Independent Regular Saturday Packet.
For Columbus and WaverIy.
H,HE new and magnificent swift sn-r -
i running passenger steiner -
s. S. PREyTISS.
J. B. WALKER, Master, Gin. Is. Massey, elk,
having been purchased expressly for the above
trade, viii commence her regular trips on the
first rise in the Bigbee River, and continue
through the season, leaving Mobile every SAT-
URDAY, at five o'clock, p. NJ, pnnctually, and
Columbus every TUESDAY at IL o'clock. NJ,
and arrive in Mobile, on Friday mornings.
1-The Prentiss classes No. l. in the Insu-
rance Offices, and viii run entirely Independent
of any other boat or company,
Feb 18th. 1885, Aft
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23

/ LISTING and Playing Cards, Card Cases,
" Sealing Wax, Paper Cutters, States and
encils for sale by HAwTHoRN & PIArr.
May, 18th, 1855. 15-tf :.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23


TER NINE YEARS ST. NDISf:
cs'y ef q I.sxvfrom lr. w >: Langlsy. b, 17;lnts-
vile, Id7f|n County, No7fl Gfroli,,1. u. s
dated Nocanbr 1sf. 1853
Read His Own Words.
To PHoFEssoR HortcwAr,
sir Pit Is not my wish 10 bccou,e noforj ms
neither Ibis iefier written III Tie mere srtr ~
writ'ns but 70 say that your OiAiiuenf cured me Of
cue que, Of the most dreadful eu'aueous diseases ihst
who know me- TO be entirely l,rvond he r~scch "a
medicine For nine years was afflicted with one
2, me most painful and ronblssomo legs ihat
medicine had ever heard or resigned in despajf
fali hope of,enig cured but friend bro,,e M NJ :
couple o. iarge pots Of your Ointment, which caused
me sores on my legs 10 heal and entirely rerancd
my health o my agreeable Prise and delight and
\ 10 the establishment Of my frIelnis
isigned) w. J. LANGLEY.
An EXTRAORDINAY CURE OF A Rad,
N BREAST, WHEN NEARLY AT THE
&x POINT OF DEATH N.
: tofx os llErrEn rRoxsRs L. Draaxr, NEW
! = = tSsz soyfsfnzR 97lr, 1883
n Phogsssop Ho1IowAy, 90, Corner Of Ann and
8 Pear sir*It i with heartfelt gratitude have 10
hhofin you mat BY The use OF yonr Ointment and
5tss The re Of my wife has been saved For seven
|ycals she had bad breast with ten running wo,,nds
fot OF cuiicerous nnture.l was told that NOTHING
could save her; she then induced 10 use vonr
" I'M ne ttic, efnen IN ne short
months hey effected perfect cure 10 the as,onsb
nleni OF all who knew Us. We Obtained your Med;
eines from Messrs. Weights coof Charrres street
New Orleans 1send This from Hotel des Princes
raris, although, had written il at New Orleans
lefore we finally LEFT. that time NOT know mo v
sddress al New York. 70 80
~ tSigned) r. DURANT
" FILLS SHOULD BE USED coNJoINTLY WITH
L THE OINTMENT IN MOST OF THE FOLLOWING
~ CASES -
Fad Legs Contracted and J.umbaro
tpo breasts sim Joints Piles
| IEns Cbspped hands Glandplar
1 HiI i.la,, ris'uias Swellings
| n, 30" uoue rheumatism
| 11li"euh Sote-lhroais Sore-heads
Ikaius Skn-diseases IJlerrs
| IN Nipp'es scurvy Wounds
SOU q. ihe EsstaDishment of Professor Hot
FAY. also by all respectable Druggists and Ilesj-
IN aeelclhes throughout the United States, in
Ne, ut % cents, 62K cents, aud 81 each To he
NJ al q, WHOLESALERS of the principal Drug Houses in
- There is considerable saving by taking The
II B-Directons for the guidance Of patients in
L3ery disorder affixed 10 each Pot - - - = -
z kMav.12fh. 1875
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23

w EEDING HOES. A large lot-wc
Wv will sell them at LESS THAN cosT-also
best PATENT BALANCES, on the same terms by (
May 26th, 1855. LEEDY & KIDD.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
SaddlerYl

~ ENrIEMENs, Ladies and Boys saddles an
W elegant assortment Brides, Martingales
Girths, Circingles, Bride Bits in endless varie-
ty by BARKER s. PARRISH.
May 18th, 49,
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23

ryISHING Tackles, a full assortment on hand
and for sale cheap for Cash by
HAwTHoIsS & PIATT.
May 18th, 1855. l5-tf.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
/. Sugar andCnHee

sugar and CONGO,
DY BARREL AND SACK ONLY, 20 sacks
ID No. / Rio Coffee at IA ets.. also fine Brown
sugars from s to 10 cts Now is your time.
June 9th, '55. LEEDY s. KIDD.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
Medical
4 CURE FOX ALL


Cffisais Of he Udon,-
You have d"ne me the honour a. win am voico
from Que end Of the Uuion 70 the oler 10 ia MI. iIe
character " my Ointment itb your approl1t<ion-
y - scarcely two yenrs kllce ! made II known
among YOU, and already Il Ias obtained more q. |c
rty slan any ohe: Mee1ci,'e In ~ @hort 4 period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY. s
SO MAIDEN Lame, New York
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23
Arrivals at the HerndOn House,
II. BARKULOO, Proprietor.
FRIDAY. JUNE. 18TH

FRIDAY, JUNE, 18TH.
II Warfeld Mobile King Jr Bristol Ten
AFick Okolona WM Cozart Columbus
German Atlanta CAV /. Long
Rev. I. K. Markham ii Davis City
Yicksburg I G Logan Pontotoc
I'll Hardy 9
SATURDAY, JUNE, 18TH
A Pollard City. He Moore County
NJ r Fontaine PontotocJ w Smith 9
II Alexander HamiltonR Haughton g
Col Young Montgomery NJ Lloyd g
CA@=HH May E II Doolittle Auburn
SUNDAY JUNE 18TH.
JTParrish City GF Anderson Ny
JIG Hawthorn Al Gillespie Mobile
IT Lowe B Worthy Charleston
WR Bell w G Fife Columbus
il Walton A J Mitchell Macon
III Earle Hays Savannah Ga
J b Gay OktibbehaMiss E Fox Oktibbeha
Miss S Fox
MONDAY, JUNE, 18TH.
RMGiH Okolona D W Henderson Cou'y
WA Shaw R Gowing
G R Griffith Mobile o Pollard
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