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SOMETHING CURiouS While visiting e
friend on the sangamon Bottom; in this coun-
ty, short time since We were called TO cX.
anime a specimen Of stone, which he had
lately taken from neighboring quarry. The
curiosity consisted Of two solid sand stone
rocks, which were found joining each other
in cCntCXtural form, which when separa-
ted the face of one presented the appearance
Of having been part Of the side of vessel
near the gunwalc. There seems to have
been an overlapping of timbers in the form
Of a corncc Of moulding around the vessel.
The wore Of an art is as plain to be seen
on the stone as on a floating vessel; the
holes formed by the nails are very distinct
as well as the fossilized texture Of the wood !;
there are also pieces OF iron with the speci.
men, which seem to have been used instead
Of caulking between the strips ofplank
We we've told by the gentleman who pos
scsscs this curiously preserved specimen,
that it was taken from a very interesting
question, and it become n very interesting
question, as to what race Of men we should
attribute its formation. - Beardstopn III
H0islD
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Cen Cass is confined TO his lodgings in
Washington, by inJiSposition, and has been
for scyeral lavs.
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LARD AN ANrIpoTE foR SrRycnSiA.- The
Americon Journal Of Medical Science says
that lard is an antidotc t, Strychna 1t
was discovered in an attempt to poison a
dog, by placing the Strychnia upon meat
The meat was near jar of refuse lard, and
after the meat had been eaten the dog de-.
voured the lard and to the surprise Of the
person watching the effect of the poison, it
failed Of producing any effect, although one
grain had been swallowed. The experiment
was repeated nine different times with like
results, and eleven times without the lard,
in every instance proving fatal.
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Some one having used the name of Gen.
Shields, eX.U. S. Senator from Illinois, in
connection with plans for tho invasion Of
Ireland by Irish iilbustering from this
country. he writes:
'lf there is any man in America who
thinks | am such fool as to countenancc
such absnrdty, he may cherish that belief
II my name is mentioned publicly in con-
nection with It. you will do me the favor to
contradict it."-Stdte Register.
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Foreign Exchange for Sale
! anu drawing
NIAE.s irI' LtAIEki -lsE,AN

England, ireland, and Holland,
France, Germany, and Belgium,
Denmark, Sweden and Norway,
Russia, Poland, aud Hungary,
Switzerland, Italy, and Spain.
Ottawa, Sypt. -k-4jul H. +. EAAiEj.
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TO TAX COLLECTORS.

We have just printed and for sale at this
Office lot of B!aak Tax Receipts.
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4. Ii. liOSY,

MATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,
NORTH side IF The Square, OVd'rn,
xT7AlCii work thoroughly done and warranted
w Clocks repaired Mt the shortest notice. Clocks
Watches and JrwclTy for sale ChrHp. Dec IL
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Alexander Mahon, Esq, formerly speaker
Of the Senate, State Treasurer, &c., died at
his residence in Harrisburg, Pa, on Monday
last
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sl.I2G.o77 GO

iolai lct'iitSi 81 i-orNii w
We regret that the statement is not more
complete. We would like 10 have the
figures showing tho total amount due the
state upon the assessment, and also the
amount not yet paid in.-Ch Times.
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Hon. JonN n. DRAKE.-A correspondent
of the Chicago Press writing from Danville
in this State, speaks in well deserved com
menda,ion of the Hon. John N. Drake,
Register Of the land Office. We rec, ivcd
letter also speaking in high terms Of the able
manner in which he discharges his duties.
Mr.. Drake it will be remembered, was the
Democratic candidate last fail in the third
district for Congress, and we remember well
that our ncighbor Of the Press then drnoun.
ced him as the fawning tool OF Senator Doug.
las. We are glad that it has at las. allowed
its columns to do justice to the gct'cman.-
The business Of the Danvllc Land Office has
been immense since it has been rc.opened.
--Ch. Times.
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'lN.iNNf~f INhi' juno TO- l-t'-
PllF o. J. Wonr-D.ar sir A. sou ore .,iuut to ma
uU.aa'u~s extensively and yHud your newly discovered
Hair Restorative, / viii state, ioF Wh,Us".ger may
conc rn, that have used b. and kuoEu uh-rs 10 use it,
that have for several year. been foo 'hr habit n using
other Hair E-'nrH'yes eH What find VOWS vastly su-
I'nr 20 g other hu"H. entirely ceanses the head
u tiudrgN amt with on" months proper VIII restore
amy p-r.0u- Ir 10 the iual youthful color and
u-- giving O. healthy, soft and glossy appear and
800 ., Without di-eoloring the hands that apply H. the
Irrs, whch it drops. would, therefore, recommend
it. u every one desirou, q having fle color aud
texture to hair.
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
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yiE two lately occupied by tie Free Trader and
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| sale County, .ui 5U1 acres land In Iowa, at bar.
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the following statement showing the amount
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OF the revenue and special taxes, upon the
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Rec'',ed from Jan lst to Nov. 31,h.
H..
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ottawa No,,bc,n PLANK Rond Go,

THE annual meeting NJ the Ottawa Northern Plank
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held at the ONCE Of the Co, On Nuttrgers lHockl on
Saturday, the ~, dHy of January next, at ode O'Clock
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SOMETHING FOR THE MILLIONM
PROF WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE

yEYE can The attention ~ al "a aud young this
w wonderful preparation Aish turns back to is orr
Fual co.ur gray hair, cover ta head OF the bald with
IuEHFlart growth removes The dfniruh fchirg aud
~ cutircous erud.1u.; causes continual How u the
nai'ra i.uds, and hence, If used regular dressing
for the LTs Sl preserve l color and Keep 20 from fall
Iug ~ cAtrew" 'd ag.. iu an it- natural beauty We
r them upon The h''l he gray. diseased In scalp
tE ur, Il arf surely Do" NouuE viii not, they value
the lpy ing l"as, m. ait'hlg curl ever be Without
H. It. praise is upon The tongue Of thousands.
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CtlIYl. m jane 2, 1853
have used Prof .. ). Wood. Hair K,-tor.tye. and
have admired ts WONG. rf.I effect Ny hair was becom-
.Hg as thought pr"ua'Ir" gray, b4' by the Of his
Restorative, DC he, rss.uei i's prigra! color, and
have 10 doubt, permanently ~.
aNDNFY EGEEsE, Ex-senator Z 8
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What are we coming to rs respects


1t was about one year since, that the first
steps'wcrc taken in the matter Of public
schools, and we now have nearly completed
two large ccmmodious school houses
II may be well to pause here and review
this whole matter, MT only to make n his
toric record Of what has been done, but
also, If possible, to forescc the actual results
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09

Dealers in Furniture of every description. Car
petng, 0ilcloths Looking Glasses, Mattress
es, Chairs, &c, No 36 Water street.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09
FINAL NOTICE.

EO VIM CROSBY and SARAH his wife, JAMES
HARMAN, or his unknown heirs, WIN. Nc
KEE, and ELIZABETH MCKEE his wife, the
unknown heirs Of ISRAEL HARMON decd,
and all other persons in any other manner
interested in the Estate of JoHNATHANT HAIR
MAN decd.
Take notice that have filed my final account
as Administrator, de boais non of the Estate of
said deceased, in the Probate Court. of Monroe
county, Miss, and will apply to said Court for
August term of this court, when and where you
may appear and show cause, if any you have or
can. why said account should not be allowed as
thereon accordingly.
STEPHEN D. DIEW0RTH, Admir-.
May 18th, 1855, l5-4w,
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09

TER NINE YEARS STANDING.
CeN Of Letter from Mr ". JiLanqley of Hunts
riHe, lddE7n Comfy, NorM Carolina, I. s.,
1ltfI Nnlcluher IL ISh2
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09
Final Notice.

To ali PERSONS any manner inter>stel iratn
Estate of John Commander, deceased.
nNAKE notice that have filed my final ac-
counts as Administrator of the Estate of
said deceased in the Probate Court of Monroe
County Miss. and will apply to said Court for
addition. and allowance thereof, at the next
August Term of said Court. When and where
you may appear, and show cause if any you can
why said accounts should not be allowed as
stated and filed in said Court and decree made
thereon accordingly.
B. G. KNOWLES, Admir-.
May, 18th, 1855. 16-4w
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09

ITO A. W. Nicholson, John Nicholson Jane
i Nicholson, Lafayett Nicholson, William
Nicholson, Joseph Wood, and Margaret hi,
wife Jane Webster and Caroline Webster and
all other persons in any manner interested in
the Estate of John Nicholson, deceased.
Take notice that have filed my final accounts
as Administrator of the Estate of said deceased
in the Probate Court of Monroe County Miss
and will apply to said Court for addition, and
allowance of the same at the next August Term
when and where you may appear and show
cause if any you can, why said accounts should
not be allowed as stated, and filed in said Court
and decree made thereon accordingly.
JOHN WEBSTER, Admir-.
May, 18th, 1855. l6-4w
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09

ErIouETTE.-The National Intclligencer has
correspondent who has written a series OF let
tiers to that paper on this subject
l. Before you bow to a lady in the street,
permit her to decide whether you may do SO Or
not, by at least a look of recognition.
2. Excuse my glove " is an unnecessary apollo
gy, for the glove should not be drawn to shake
hands.
3. When your companion bows to lady in
the street, you should do the same. When
gentleman bows to lady in your company al
ways bow to him in return
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09
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 will reserve the balance for manufacturing
on my own account. The counties will 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 of this
singular article in one of the counties of the
State
DR.. II. B. cambridge is an authorized
agent with full power to sell, appoint agents,
&c, for the State of Mississippi.
Pontotoc, Oct 81, rs. W. L. DOGAN.
sTS"J. D. Tatum. D. Clarke and Capt. Thos.
Coopwood, agents for Aberdeen and Monroe
County. 3Stf
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09
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Educational.

TT G. Perry will open his first session at
liz Sand Mount Academy on the LIST Monday
in January, 1855, and continue twenty weeks
excluding holidays.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09
BusineSSCardS.
p. IL. DAW SON, Nj. D..
Wholesale s. Retail Druggist,

Di"ssi'''
"DR. HAuGHToNs OLD STAND"
ABERDEEN, MISS.
TUST Received, at the above well knownes
- store, a fresh and well selected stock of IA
tho purest Druos and Cbem;co,s
Physicians will find il TO their interest to SIM
nlv themselves from this House their orders
and Prescriptions at all times recpiye I,r Daw.
sons personal attention. and his prices are SO
regulated as to give perfect satisfaction.
oail ana sec ms rACNf ARTICLES, they are
very CHOICE anu oi eiiuiess variety
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09

u. f-CFEy Will open MS frst session at
liz Sand Mount Academy on the LIST Monday
in January, 1855, and continue twenty weeks
excluding holidays.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Orthography, Reading Writing &c. $40.
Higher English Branches, is.
Classics and Mathematics, . 20.
Each student will be charged from the time of
entrance to the close of the session and no de-
duction will be made except in case of protrac-
te,f sfut,upse.
Tuition due at the close of each session.
The undersigned, Trustees of Sand Momt Ac-
ademy would respectfully announce to the pub
lie that they have secured the services of Mr.
II. &. PERRY, an experienced and successful
Teacher to take charge of their Academy for
the ensuing year.
The Academy is pleasantly locaded near the
county line of Chckasaw and Monroe, eleven
miles Northwest Of Aberdeen, in a moral and
intelligent neighborhood, unsurpassed for health
and far removed from the haunts of vice and
dissipation, all of which are great inducements
to those who have sons to educate.
| The Trustees hope by constant and untiring
energy, in addition to the efforts of the Teach
er, to build up such school us the people have
long needed. and under sense of high respon-
sibilty, they feel no hesitancy in recommending
the school under its present supervisor as every
way worthy of public patronage.
Ill1~ Board can be had in the vicinity at from
SIS to $40 per- month
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09
The State of Mis-! be County.


Circuit Court March Term 1855
Monday March 10Th. 1856.
JOHN NJ HAMILTON, Admir-. 4 RDERED by
de bonis non, of Allsn S. I the Court that
Strawhun Deceased publication be
l4ll1 VS.. [Attachmt made in thcWeok-
GEORGE W. HAGY. ly Conservative a
newspaper published in the city Aberdeen, once
a week for one month. notifying the defendant
of the pendeucy of il.;s an.i t,at n~i ese La
enter his appearance at the >neXt term Of this
Court to be holden at the Court House of this
County, in the City of AberdeeY on the third
dem,u to plaintiffs Complaint fed against him
that judgement by default Ell be entered
against him and the property Pached sold to
satisfy plaintiffs demand
A true copy from the minutes
J. N WALTON, Clerk.
May H. 1855 pr so. l6-5w.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09

" Sold at the Establishment of Professor Hor-
LoWAY, also by all respectable Druggists and Deal.
ers III medicines throughout the United States in
ro,Si al 20 cents, 626 cents, and 81 each. To be
had ~ WHOLESALERS OF the principal Drug Houses in
the Union. -"
~ There is considerable saving NV ,,t,uo ,h.
larger sizes. - e '''
~. IL Directions for the Guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed 10 each Pot.
May, l2th, 1855 16,f
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09
IA Nj Els ELLIOT 4.
Attorney Counsellor mt Law

COLUMBUS, MISS.
w Ill practice in Monroe, and the adjoin-
w ing counties,
And viii attend promptly TO all professional
business entrusted to him,
ai5"Special attntion paid TO the collection OF
claims.
Address James Elliott, Columbus, Miss.
April 2S, 1865. l4-tf
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09
Kelly Il Alien,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Clothing.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09
Livery and Sale Stable,
~ ~ ss

j. T. SSa,S.
ABERDEEN, anssI
1~,a TTNIfNNNFTL ror ~ Ia tS.Asg.9,
AS l. vors. Iwouldn4 mmy - -sG.2ss=4es2
-Gl-N~~ friends and the pube that my large,
new Stable is now ready for IL accommodation
of all patrons.
Autonomous expense have tilt perhaps the
largest and best Livery Stab in the State,
furnished it with experienced lsters and sup
piled ii with the best provende! shall keep
constantly on hand for hire thtbest Carriages
Hacks ana Buggies with fine s;e Harness and
Saddle Horses
An extra fine new HEARSE IT. Funeral oc-
casons.
The Bills of regular yearly ciaomcrs will be
considered due MONTHLY in rference to all
other bills have adopted the Gag SYSTEM.
have made extra accommodations for Dro-
vers. am determined TO give htire satisfac-
ton to all customers
5aaJ- Horses bought and sold d commission,
j. I. CASON.
February 18th, 1855. l4-tf.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09

nj. S. StetsOn s. Co..,
Wholesale Dealers in Boots. Shoes and Hats, No.
% St. Francis st.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09
Dry Goods.
NEW GOODS


'YTNHE undersigned takes this method of advi-
sing the unposted, of the arrival OF his very
large and elegant assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
which he is Offering on the most accommoda-
ting terms. -,
The stock consists in part of superdne Black,
Blue and Brown Cloths, Black and fancy
CAssrMEREs, white brown and fancy LIN
EN- DRIrl.NGs, one hundred pieces as
sorted PRINTS, PRINTED MUsIINs AND
LAWNS. Plain and fancy DRESS
SILKS GRoDRINE, ITALIAN, FLOR
ENCE PERSIAN and Marcelane
SILKS of all shades SATIN
VELVET and MARsEIILEs VEsrINGs, Black
and Fancy MANTIIIAs French worked
Lace CoII.Ass, Lace and Embrolder-
ed HABITS, CHniIsETS and UNDER
SLEEVES; a splendid lot of Plain
Cut and Figured BERAGEs; SILK
TISSUES of all styles, Italian
and English GRAPE. Black
and Colored baCi Wells,
Black silk LAcEs,
Jackonet Swiss Il
Thread EpGING and INSERTING, Bobnet,
Thread. and Valencienne LACEs; Jacko-
nctand barred Null and Swiss MUsILNs;
Cotton and Thread Cambric Hand
kcrchiefs; Black BQMBAziNESi
Frown and Bleached SH1RTINS'i
Table DAMAsKs; Cotton and
Linen DIAPERS; Cotton d
colored CAMBlacs;
Ticking, Cottonades, Carolina STkIPEsi Man
chester GINGHAMs; OsNABuRGs; Gents Ia
dies and Misses GLOVES and HOSIERY, IN
great variety; PAPER CAMBRlcs, FUR
NrTURE DIMITY: common and extra
FANS; sewing Silk Twist and Flax
Thread; fine Gold and Silver
Lever WATCHES; beautiful
assortment of fine JEWEL
RY; Fancy SOAPS, and
Perfumery Ofaii Kinds.
Ladies and Misses BoNNETs, trimmed and I'M
trimmed: silk and Cotton UMBRELLAS and PAR
4 Sots Ready Made Cinthims: general
Nseort,,xent of School Books, Statationery, Ie"A,
INK &C.; Hardware and Cutlery, Nails, Trace
Halter Tongue and fifth Chains; Queens
ware, Hats, Caps, Boots, shoes,
&C.: Woodward. Saddlery, Whips, Collars, Brl-
dies, CARpBTTING &c, with great variety
of other things too tedious mention.
Nss~lf YOU want fresh Goods and good Bar
gains give me a call."dsQ JOHN I DlCHE.
Aberdeen, May 5th, 1855. l5-tf.