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The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18
DIR. C. O'BRIAN,
SURGEON DENTIST,
IIOIiy SDrings, MISS

IS prepared to perform every operation appsf-
I tanning TO Dental Surgery, with ths best mate
rial and in manner surpassed BY none-
lie deems it unnecessary 10 make any reser-
ences after residence in Holly Springs OF Is
years. Charges low, ..lyH ~ 40
teeth, which, win sold TO members Of the profes-
sion on reasonable terms.
Office over W. T. Long & Co-s Org
Store. Jan. g., te5e--N4 nl-lx,
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18
DOCTOR HoOFLAND's
CELEBRATED
German Bitter.
7' PREPARED by
DR.. G. M. Jackson, PhiIad'a, Pa.
Will ErPEcruALLY CURE
VIII ErPEcTUALLY CURE

WILL EFFEcTUALLY CURE
Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia, laund;ce,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the
Kidneys. md al diseases arising from
di-ordcred Liver or Stomach;
CUCH as Constipation. Inward Piles Fulness
> ofblood % the Head Aci9ity Of the stomach,
Nausea. Heartburn, DISGUST for Food Fulncss or
Weight In the stomach Sour Eructotions, Sinking
or Fnttering ut the Pit Of the Stomach Swim
y ing Of the Head Hurried and difficult Breath
ing, Futtcriug ut the Heart. Choalng or snffoca-
ting sensations when in living posture. Dimncss
Of Vision Dots Of Webs before the Sight. Fever
and Duh Pain in the Head Deficiency of Pcrspi-
ration, Yclowntss ofthe skin and Ewes. Pain in
the Side, Back Chests, Limbs &C.. Sudden Flush
es Of Heat. 5utlingln the Flesh Constant Ina
gininCs Of Evil and great dopressiono f Spirits.
The proprietor IN calling the attention Of the
public to this preparation, doesso with Il feeling
Of tic utmost confidence in its virtues and adapt
alton TO the diseases for which It Is recommended
Its no new and untri'd article. but one that
has stood the test Of ten year' trial before tie
American people, and it's reputation and sale is
mriWlIed by any similar preparations eytant.--
The testimony in its favor given by the most pro-
minent and well known physicians and indivi-
duals IN all parts ofthe countryis immense. and
careful perusal oftbe Almanac, published annual
ly by the proprietor, md to be had gratis from
any Of his Agents, cannot hut satisfy the most
skcpucal thattlis remedy Is really deserving the
great celebrity it has obtained.
Principal Office and MHnufactory, No. SO Arch
St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18

BECOMING ALARMED,-Thc opponents
ofMr Fillmore, fndiqgshat adjectiyes will
no longer answer the purpose, that gross
and indecent abuse is likely to defeat its
object that an affected ignoring of his can
didacy, which they at fist attemted, will
no longer do, are now trying to appeal to
tie generosity of his friends TO come to
their rescue Laughable, isn't it f.? The
New Y ork Courier and Enquirer, former
ly Wing paper of character and infu
ence, earnestly beseecheS the honest and
misguided men who have been seduced
into the support of Mr.. Fillmore to come
over and support Mr.. Fremont Perhaps
they'll do it and perhaps they won't
We are slightly inclined to the latter opin-
ion. The Courier proceeds through a
column and half in this persuasive, be-
seeching tone. Vain effort You might
as well place yourself at the foot of Mia
CARA and implore it to "stop that noise"
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18
10 THE PuRE.EC.

T HAVE this day bought out the stock Of TO.
l. BACC0, CIGARS, &c, Of W. G. N.GtUG.
HEY & Co., and design doing an exclusive CAsu
business inihat branch Of trade. | viii keep
on hand complete assortment Of superior
brands of Virginia Tobacco, Havana Cigars,
&c. All Of which viii be sold at reduced
prices from those heretofore, and orcAsH. All
persons who use the weed are earnestly request
ed to give me call examine my stock.and
prices and save money by purchasing of me.
R. c. BEARD
Dec. |, is55-3-49-tf
We would thank the citizens Of Holly
Springs and the vicinity for the liberal patron
age extended to us while in business, and ask
for our successor, r. G, BEARD, a continuation
of the same.-lu him you will fud gentlel
man worthy Of your patronage.
49, W, G.. MGAUGHEY & co.
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18
rom His EXcellency VALENTINE CANEDo,
Canlain- Gennrnl Of Cmha


EpY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed to me
hB by Andrew Campbell, duted the 18th day o.
May, 1870 and recorded in the Probate Clerks
Office OF Marshall county, Mississippi in Deed
Book G, Pages 577 and SIS ! will, on Monday,
the Goth day Of October. 1896, proceed to
sell, at Public Auction, at the Court House doorn
the town Of Holly Springs, in said county, to the
highest bidder torcash IN hand. the following des-
cnbed tract OF parcel Of land in the County of
Marshall, State of Mississippi, supposed to contain
one hundred and twenty acres and bounded as
follows Beginning at the southwest corner of
section No, SO. in Township No. 8, of Range S
West, Of the Bases Meridian Chekasaw Cession
thence east with the south boundary line of said
section TO the halfmie stake, thence north to the
south east corner Of truct ofland heretofore con-
yeyed by Byrd llill and wife to Hannibal, Harris,
thence west with said Harris line to the west boun-
Diary line Of said Section SO, and thence south to
the beginning, thu sale viii take place within law
ful hours the tle is believed TO be good, but will
convey such title only as is vcstcdin me as trustee.
JESSE l.EWFLLEN, Trustee, dc.
April II, 1886 4-l6 6m.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
The S Si"'s CT H csais a. n....,
Marshall County \S,pteurber lst, 1856.
FAlNSrR q Parker,

MalShal County. September 81, 1906.
FAlr"rH q Parker 4
II, KERNoplF, Admir- ctal. Upon opening the
matter IN tins Bill, II appearing to the SatiSfnc-
ton Of The Court, that The defendants, 0bid
Green, William Green, Amanda Simpson, Mary
Hendricks, Sarah Green, Martha Green and
Francis Green, heirs at law Of said James NJ.
Green, deceased named in said Bill Of COM
plant are non residents Of the State Of Missis.
s,ppI, and are now beyond the limits thereof so
that the ordinary mocesso(hw cannot be se,y-
ed upon hem;
II Is therefore ordered by the CouIt that
unless the said defendants Shall appear before
the said Court, al o rule day, to BE- held at the
office olithe Circuit Clerk III the town Of Holly
Springs, ON tue fist Monday Of December,
1856, and plead, answer or demur 10 he Blu Of
complaint, lbT seyergl allegations therein con-
tanned win be- taken for confessed as to them
and decree rendered therein os Slal, seem
just and equitable.
1t is further ordered by the Court that a copy
.of ills order be Published in the Mississippi
Times, newspaper published in the town Of
Holly Springs, Mississippi lor four weeks sue
ctssIycly,
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Clerk.
WALTER &%cRuGos, Atrys FOR CompPts.
Holly SuuugE, Sent 4th, lS56.-4-36-4W
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Opinions of Eminen, Instructors



College, Medford, Mass.
The curSory examination | have been able
to give your Botany, has Impressed me quite
favorable as to its merits, compared with those
of the current Glass Books Of the science. 1t
appears to be judlciouSly designed aud to be
executed not only with much perspicuity, ut
in manner also to interest the learner. The
illustrations in Part l., strike NE as remaIka-
bly, adapted to their purpose.
From Dr. l.. V. NEwToN, of New York.
have read your Glass Book Of Botany quite
through and this much am prepared TO say
of it, that ii has afforded me the highest delight
and is a work that must be popular. There is
not, In my belief, any similar work that can be
compared with It as Common School Book.
1t is .Shor, though clear and eloquent. The
style never fails. 1t IS always good, and neveI
dwindleS down into common place, and loses
the reader in a fog. The seelio on the Geo
graphical Distribution OF PlantS,' and that on
the Economical Uses OF Plants dre extreme
ly and particularly fine. The Classification of
Plants in Part Ii. is also a mastery exposition,
and, in my opinion cannot be exceeded The
whole matter is made, in a very short compass
as simple as A, B, G. cannot doubt that a
work having the merit which think this pcs.
seSses, must soon superSede ell Others, and, be
found in every School where Botany islaueht.
From EDWARD HITcHcocK, formerlyPresldent
Of Amherst College, Amherst, Mass.
have given your Class Book OF Botany
cursory examination. and it seems to me an ex.
cellent treatise. The great number and accu-
racy ofthe illustrations, as well S the fitness
of the descriptions, commend the work to
Teachers and wish you much success in
your efforts to extend a knowledge Of this
beautiful part Of the Creators Works,
mayi0Nf
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18

A STRANGE ANIMAL.-The present can
vass for the Presidential Office has reveal,
ed new order of animals that we do to
recollect to have seen described in history,
tale, or song sort OF
"LawleSs, linsey- woolSey bother
Half one order half another
A creature Of ampLbious nature,
A beast on land, fish in wa,er."
The varmint to which we allude is call.
ed an cold Line Henry Clay Buchanan
Wing ~ and we venture to say that no
such creature was ever before heard of in
this or any other country Abiding TO
the biped few days ago, we understand
friend of ours, at Cedar Hill, in Arson
county, remarked that lie had heard of
many strange animals, such as the Wolly
Horse, the Canzaroo, the Gysascutas, and
the Great Boo Hoo that it took two ships
TO bring from the Feejee Islands, but new
err had the world before produced such a
zoo logical wonder as the "Old Line Hen.
ry Clay Buchanan Wing"
The nearest approximation to the new
order that we recoIlect to have heard any
thing about is presented in the person of
one Caleb Gushing, now Attorney Gener.
al of the United States, s5d an influential
member of the Pierce Cabinet. Heis &c.
scribed by one who knows hmw ell as dou
BILE. sexed (hermaphroditic) in politics,
with hinge in the knee that bends when
thrift is likely to follow farming / Fay.
Argus.
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18

The Cleveland Leader, of Thursday,
the 2lst ult., has an account of the steal.
ing of nine Virginia negroes, and their
being run off to Canada by the U. G, r.
R. The Leader rejoces egregiousIy over
The matter. Well, thieves generally ex-
ult over theivery.
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18

The Boston IfaVeler. neutral has half a
column Of short notices of Fillmore meet
ings and the formation Of Fillmore cluLs
in Massachusetts. Mr.. Choate's letter
seems TO have fallen still-born. The fact
is The people are not in leading strings and
neverwe They do their own thinking,
feat which the followers of certain par.
ties have never attempted
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18

NULhAW US,
LUGGIES,
and all kinds Of Harness, in lie best and most
fashionable style and workmanship; also all
kinds Of repairing done at the shortest notice
and on reasonable terms, for cash or on iouI
months redt payable in Bank.
Mr.. L, CHRISTIE vii superintend all the
business in OF connected with theshop. From
his long experience Ia the Carriage Manufac-
turing business, he will be able TO pre- pare his
work in the best style, as he has IN his employ
good and expe renced workman, and he hopes
BY strict attention to business TO receive libe-
raj patronage. Gall and examine ourwork be.
fore purchasing else vhere. @
w Il. RODGERS s. co.
March IL. 1886 4-1l-ff
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SB'There is 10 man but what has his
faults ; let us remember that they can be
seen in US by those we think have many.
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TIE FARMERS GUIDE

~ hCIENIlflC AND IOLIIICAL AGRICULTURE.
the oltcJ. P. Norton, Professor Of Scientific
AgIicultmein Yale College, New Haven. ?
vols. RoyalOctnvo. 1900 pages, AID numerous
Wood and eelEagrangs.
his is, coniessedly, the Iuost complete work
on Agriculture ever published, and in oiderto
give il wider circulation. the publishers have re-
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ANOTHER CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.

KUmcnArL, Miss. Jan. 81 1858.
Dr. c. NJ. Jackson-Dcar sir: "Your German
Bilers are in great demand in this vicinity, and
would ike you Ia ship me q supply Immediately.
Ono Of my neiglbors obtained Il bottle or two In
CawohtoII. who had been suffering q long time
with Dyspepsia. and sic las been c@;irely cured
by the use OF it,"
Truly VOWS, S. c. BAIRD,
GRENADA Miss. Jan. 2 1855.
Dear Sir-"It is with pleasure that inform you
THAT "lioohlUuds German Bitters' ave giving. sa-
tislGctica in all CASES Respectfully,
a. q BOON
w. y. LONG Co. soid-iIolly SPRINGS Miss
Dee. "a. l,52.- Your Bitters have sold well Of
laciulds county. They are in great donand they
iluodouht continue To- bc'F
WRIGHT q Elder sail Woo1viIle. Miss,
March Sd, 1852 Your Bi,ters scl very brisk
~ They are well adapted to the diseases Of this
climate"
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18
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and loaded notices, charged for the space they
occupy.
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inserted only as advertisements, fol- which double
.Ae usual rates win be charged
- All advertisements from persons resid,
iugout Of the County, must be accompanied By
thecash or satisfactory reference.
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LEONARD SCOTT & CO., New York. continue
.0.te-pubiiah the following British Periodicals viz
l.
THE LONDON QUARTERLY Conservative
TIE EDINBURGH REVIEW .Whig)
3.
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/.
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The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18

OSE OF THE PLANKs.--The CINCINNATI
platform is remarkable structure, but it
is that which the people are to vote for or
against in the contest, Here is one Of the
plauks
ResoiOed. That the Administration Of
FRANKLIN PIERCE has been true to
Democratic principles, and therefore true
to the great interest ofthe country; in the
face OF violent opposition he has maintain.
ed the laws at home, and therefore we
proclaim ES- OUR UNQUALIFIED
ADMIRATION OF HIS MEASURES
AND POLICY.
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18

Me-. Choate, anatiye Of Hog Island
in Massachusetts Bay has gone to The
Sag -Nichl side Of the fence. Politically,
he is "a poor Sho,e' Che must pardon our
adoption Of the original family or,hogra
phy) One might think, from the dolc(ul
tones he uttcrs, that, instead Of getting to
one side Of the fence, he had got hung in
it Prentice
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18

Too MUcH TwIsuNo The follies of
grown people are frequently brought out
by children in startling prominence Two
girls Of twelve or fourteen years passed
along Lake street yesterday serr0unded by
hoops and trailing long dresses over the
dirty pavement They were noyces in
the management of such rigging, but de-
termined 10 acquire the art OF die in the
attempt. DO l twist too much p as
ked one fthe anxious couple as she wIig-
gled along, "Oh, no." said the other
dropping a little behind to observe her,
but if you could raise a little more on
your toes as you squirm, it would throw
your dress better" - Chicago Dem Press,
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18

IN Ippropriate Committee In the
New Hampshire House Of Representatives
rcsenJy, member graycly introduced
the following resolution;
ResoIgea, That the bill fixing a bounty
on foxes be referred to the following com
mjttee; Chase, Haat SHUrE FOX.
Roars Of laughturc. The resolution was
rejected.
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18

There was quite destructive fire at
Cincinnati on the nigh, of the 24,h. The
pork warehouse of Messrs. Wilson, Eg-
gleston IL Co, was destroyed, together
with several small stores atjoing, The
loss Of Messrs Wilson, Eggleslon & Co.,,
amounted to $2j, O00 on which there was
a FIJI! insurance.
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o.- large go-. go. c. mere til.
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THREE FALsrnoops ExposEp.--No.

THREE FALsEnoops ExPosEp. mo. |
That Gen. Leslie Coombs supports Bucb-
anan. Gen Coombs, over signature, de.
clares himself in favor Of Fillmore.
No. 2. That both the sous of Henry
Clay are Buchanan men. Thomas Ii.
Clay is not only staanch Fillmore man,
but is President of the American State
Council of Kentucky.
No. 3. That J. Scott Harrison son OF
the ex-President, is u supporter Of Buch-
anan. He goes for Fillmore with zeal and
ardor.
We could give other prominent illus
trations of The game sought to be played
by our opponents, but the foregoing will
suffice for all practical purposes.-N O.
Pic0yuRe
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ABANDONMENT or ABOVE llmsl7 o.,
.-s cl on. BEN IU-'I
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y the revision ofthis work.more than eight
thou sand words, Idions, snd amIliar phra Is
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