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To Millwrigh's and Machinists.
Metallic or Iulcanized Rubber
MACHINE BETTING.

-4"hWNclbFtd ~ INC Ly6lOA bttNy tpW-
TdHy.
ITNHE experience OF the last eight ycars ha gal.
| / ned for this Betting the confidence OF the
consumers this, together with the fact that
| great Improvements have been made in the quail
ty, warrants the manufacturers IN asserting It to
be superior 10 leather or any thing else, for all
open Belts, more especially for heavy or main
| Bcts,l tor the following reasOns.--
| 1.-The perfect equality oiw,dth and thickness
winch it will retain.
| 2--No degree OF heat under 300 degrees Fab
renhcit Injuries IT, and It remains flexible in any
degree OF cold. 1t lsaIso particularly well adap-
| ted to damp or wet places.
| 3.-lt is OF great strength and durability, does
not slip on the puIieys, consequently a gain OF
power Is ob'alned, and, wnen adjusted 20 machi-
merry, does not require alteration, in the case OF
leather or any other.
a--lu wide Betting, the cost is much below
! that Of leather, or any other.
| We have now, and shall continue to keep on
hand, a large stock OF this betting, from 3 to L.
! inches wide.
| Also, steam packing and lace leather, which
we will sri IN quantities to suit customers, aud
our prices are the same ut which these goods are
sold in Chicago and St. Lous
| March II. J. NANCY & Co.
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LAMBS FOR SALE {!

A n improvrdIarm opposite Marselles. on the
n south side OF the Illinois river, consisting Of
ly9 acres 10 acres timber; 1872 acres of prairie
ander fence, good dwelling house, stable, fruit
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SIrnyCd or stolen.

SirHyGU or Stolen.
FNY person that has lost horse
SEM Ia orhorses colts or cattle within
W ~un the last 3 or 4 years, and wishes to
MN. 5N find them; ii he will write me,
0%SW postpaid, at Ottawa, Ill.,, giving
.sSsN-s-Sl, his residence, the age, color, and
marks OF animals, think ! can
give him information where they may beiound a.
| have huntct cs'rays ever since November 7
1851 during which time have found good ma
ny slrayed houses, coltsn cattle now taken up,
that | do no, know of any owner for and mum
Der of them that have been worked for and 3
years, am told were never advertised.
also request allpcrsons IN the state knowing OF
any csrraysthat their neig bors may have, to be
so kind as to write me, giving me the mans name
and re,iIeuce, description OF horse, Nc.
| shall continue the business. have taken
down and will continue to take down all cstrnys
that | may find Editors throughout the state
will confer favor upon the public at large by in
Serting thsnolcc, MANUEL 3hAcE.
References Judge Dckey, lFalker& HEX
ling, Ort?wa, La Sale Co., Illinois, Michael
Kennedy, arlington, Bureau Co. L. b; Stiles,
Dixon. Apr-illy
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BARTER. TRADE

So convenient TO farmers, aud will always ex-
change tor their marketing at the hughes, maike,
rates. Such Of my customers rs bring III mar
hrtlng, viii greatly obIgc Inc by bringing none
but good, a. poor butter, eggs, lard, cheese, pa e
tntoes, &c, do not wish to have ON hand, for
like all other poor goods they do not give Satsiac
Having very large trade, | can afford to sell
much cheaper tIau those who do a small business
and cln uIsu krrp rnm.lnnlIY ON hnnl
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LnnnH,icl iEi;I EInur E,enOI.

THE subscribers have pad- arrangements with
j Mr.. hee.rr, ei the above mill, by which
they vii be- ruasci to have constantly on hand
large -upI.y Of the est FANNY FLoUR, and KILN
rErHp CORR VrtL. y h,ch hey viii deliver in any
part e., town FREE OF CHARGE, on persons
'ayuE ihe,r order, at the t1my grocery store :,
two door south OF Glover Il Cooks block.
Junr2. MORsE Il COsyELLEY
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Confectionery Store,
site tie BpRk'
OTTAWA. IL

THE subscriber having taken she late pc pular
establishment OF J. 3. llamale, is prepared
to manufacture and supply, as heretofore, all
kinds ut confectionery, at wholesale and retail,
warranted equal to the best eastern article.
lie also kreys all kinds OF TOYS, table orna-
mrnls, sc.
ICE CREAM served at any hour during the
summer, at his rooms. Also supplied by the
quantity to private families, parties, &c.
Al kinds OF fancy wedding cake constantly on
hand, or manuilc tured to order
MAY &c. WV EBERT
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For sale.

W., half Sag. o6 Town 81 y. r. 3 Fast, $50 acres,
West half swq See II, Town ~ y. X. East, ~ ac
West half uwq See. II, Town 8! y, Il. El,i, ~ ac
s,Il. County situated from 10 miles from Ottawa
and will he sold reasonable terms. Apply to the nn
designed at Alton, III. Oct "a HENRY ;. BAhLR.
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Potash.

4 \ excellent and pleasant beverage for
"a warm weather, for sale by
June % ID. WALKER.
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itlistcllautous.
l,HSincsS Enlarged I!

TIE subscriber, being induced to dissolve the
! union hitherto existing in he establishment be-
tween 'h- ,qrur md family grocery trade, he has
% obedience to the popular VOICE, entirely aban-
doucd The former branch Of h!s business, and M
vested MS entire capitllln
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"A = HOUSES aud lots, in different
.S-A - parts Of Ottawa prices from $500
Isss:g8 to 5000 oil easy terms, for sale by
istii.sT True Il WATERMAN.
.s=s.-T .ssgr lime o
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DrBliC notice il hereby given, that the undrr,tngn
administrator 81 a., estate 81 l.. D. smith dc, H.,
will attend tho c0yuiy court ~ II Sale county, ~ term
thereof 20 be- holden gt ottawa, in said la sale county
. and ,tlt, Of Illinois, the ~ Monday m January
next when and where ~ por-nu- having claims against
said estate hereby requested 90 present tbs same to
said court for adjustment.
prcI DAVID SMITH. admir-.
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1000 Acres Of Land.

YIlE subscriber offers thousand Of land be
i tween Darlington and uawka, in Illinois, at bar
gain dee 2gt OLIVER CORNELL
OTIS for sale in Norris Ielauo's addition west %
j the .idecut, on easy terms for poor men
Ian Am y. pERIEi.
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Ccaal advertisements.


Estefc of Riclorj Jacison, dec'd
DUullC tHtig Be- hereby given. that tl,s und,r- grsl
1 admir- ~ o.. estate of N,tari Jackson. decd,
Will attend a.. county court Of la sale county, Mt Hern
thereof a. b., holden Al ottawa Bon said b. san, county,
and stat, Of Illinois. on the 1t Monday in February
neat Nb,u amt where n persons having cH'W' against
'i c'tar hereby requested TO present. TIE same 10
said conrt Tor adjustment.
be u bATN RYAN, Admir-
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More Eight.
Ginger Wine

SPIRIT gas and camphne lamps Also,
) lamp globes, Ct imneys, and wicks tor sale by
June 10 ID. WALKER
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WALL PAPER.

JuST received, at the paint establishment next
81 door west oil Manley's hardware etop a
splendid lot OF wall paper, blind paper. Sc the
fines assortment ever offered in Ottawa, at pri.
ccs to astonsh. Call and see It..
March II, $. G, EARL e. Son.
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The Star Insurance Company,
or CGJtnS5URLH, ny.
Paid in Capital Of $50, 900,
WILL INSURE
Fire ard Inland Marine Risks.

On ds tarorobie tcrms as aEy otter g9od
Stock CompaHH
This company is crI1Hlcd under the Ia ,e law
Of \ York requiring drpo,iic al state stocks
to the amount al It's risks, that II can never
fail. The Company has lso complied with the
recent act Of the legislature Of Illinois in filing
with the Auditor a statement OF II capital stock
business. &c.A T.. SMITn, 0eeHt, Oifaua.
DIRECTORS:
JAMES G. HorEIys, PrcadeHf, OgIcnsburgh, " Y
CALVIN Il lluLUrRp, I. PresidcHt ,Erash1,N J.
lGSEY q. FooTf, Secretary Ogdcnshurgh,N y
llESEY NAG RrN--CthEEr,, ,Drdrushurph,
ELuAH B. ALLL&t... .Ogdrnshnrgh ". !.
Gro. y SEYMOrE,.... ...Oricnsburgh, " y
AU.rsTUs cHArNAE,... .... MoustOwn,N Y
T.. G. MEElCK,. ............ ..ClaytOn,N J.
Jas G.. AvERlLL, ...........Og ien-burgh, v J.
NORMAN SACEupEr,. .Ogden,hnrgh. J.
EBENFZer NiSrI,. Canton, " !.
REL H. Oryls,... ............M a,sena, " y
ErAsTUs Was. ............O gd"nsburgh, Y. !
CHfCIGO REFERENCES
George Steel, Esq, fres'I chicago +, &
VI. lus. Co.
Col! q. S Shcp1ri .......... Dearborn Street.
Il. W Raymond, Esq Wafer Street.
Iloughtcl.nn & Shepard. do
Beebr, Lyon * Co ............... do
AGENTS.
G. y. Holden, ............. Chicago, To-.
l.. W k'y's,......,'...'. Nau!s"n, WIS.
J. II Carter. ..,............t luCIHnaN, ono.
D"m1s Adams. ,..tu.u nus, ONO.
C"e& Nay.................., Cleveland, ONO.
samuel :. li'aI,. .............'.l O!'up, uHIn.
Strong tM'l"utsH,... Detroit, h!ch,
D.C-mhcr ~.
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4 Farm
Splendid Farm.

OF 100 acres, under fence and cultivation, II
~ miles from Ottawa, Tor sale low by
Inn. q TRUE g. WArERMiv.
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RANT Establishment,

RANT Establishment,
On Main ST., South side ethe Court House,
one Door West Of Maaley's Hdrd,car,
Store, Ottano, MS.
SETH &. EARL 4 son
UAVE opened at the above stand, and have
for sale II full assortment Of every article IN
the paint and color trade, and needed in the out
fit, painting, and finishing of buildings, az
PAINTS, O9sS, s. VARNISIlES.
GLASS, Sash DoOrs, Blinds, Paper linn.
iugS Painters Brushes, Peacils, dc.
PAINTS.
Dry CoiOrs,-Snow white zinc, purple brown
China white, red lead, and Venetian red, ex.
ira Ver.lion, rose pink, Litharge, yellow ochre
chrome yellow. Paris green, illbrrnia green,
Prussian blue, drop black, French u,ra-lnarne
blue, Nandykc brown, purple brown, tia liam ST.
ennn, burnt and powdered: same raw and pow
dered; Turkey lumber, burnt and powdered same
raw and powdered; lamp black, imperial black.
Frankfort black, &c.
ColorS in OH.-Chrome green. assorted in
cans; extra permanent Paris green, navy green.
Prusslan blue, chrome yellow, burnt sienna, as
sorted cans; raw sienna, assorted cans; burnt
and raw umber, also assorted cans; black paint
| in cans, patent French zinc dryer, &c
ITRiShcs.-Best elastic body varnish super.
fine polishing Copal, super Copal cabinet varnish
fine furniture varnIsh, best Japan gold size, best
l'Nin1 N'lHSi, iol poIttlhil UilSll, strong drying
OF, .t"ned nnsetd oil, boiled, boiled Iinseed oil,
nseed oil,
Graiaipg ColorS,-All granting colorspre pared
in tin boxes.
Pencils and Brushes-All kinds used by
painters and artists, rs common paint brushes
camel'S hair brushes, &c.
PAPER Hdnging. PLAIN ard satin paper, Dor.
ders fire. board prints, oil and transparent win
dow shades, trimmings, &c.
Glass All sizes from Shy 10, to 80 by A.
Doors glazed aud ungazed sash, blinds, &c.
Sand paper, emery paper, and emery cloth Tor
machiuiss, ground pumlce stone, stencil plates
and brushesfor marking, &c.
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Till best farm in La Sale co containing 2lo
acres under cultivation, and - acres timber (;
800 fruit trees, 400 OF them now in bearing, two
houses and two barns, one ol the houses large,
fine, and modern built one barn 80 by so; two
springs and creek on the place, &c. I eInls mo.
dsra,c, for sale by lung TEtE Is WATERMAN.
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S1CGIEs AND CARRIAGES.

ss2 Z AMcxpCctng daily to receive
w. ~ ! from an eastern mandatory OF
Nh acknowledged high reputation, a
Iot of different kinds OF buggics aud carriages,
with aud without tops. and with one and two
beats, which will be warranted ogual to any in
the western country, and which will sell Htvety
reasonable prices. iunl6 ARruuR hocEwoon
J,ASrERN oak tanned harness leather con.
l. SANITY kept andmRde up to order ny.
Nav g. STONE \ Ests
r,LisreRlNO HAIR FOR sale, at the OTTAWA Hide aud
i Leather store, ot sanucrl, ,,,,,.,.....
NOy - " G u kl'HAhISuN,
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ygNllE undersigned offers for sale the fol.
lowing lands and city lots, VIZ:
Description. Ser 7. Il.
.swQ OF nwq y 81
NEG ~ 81
nh Of seq ~ 81
Lets in States AdditiOa 10 Ottauo.
Lois 3, 1 and ;, m block -.
Lots !, , and 3. in block -,
Also, an improved farm OF 200 acres, situated
an Fox river, miles from Ottawa. This farm IL
well watered and timbered.
lnn23 d. 7. IoNrs. OMce in the CONT house.
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18
The Trouble at NGObile.--Furthcr
Particulars.

We have already given some partcu
lars of the excitement at Mobile, growing
oat Of the discovery that Messrs. Strick-
land e. Epson, book sellers there, had
been circulating ineendiary documents
A letter from that city to the New York
Herald, dated the l6lh inst, says:
"A son of DR.. Woodcock called at the
store Of William Strickland and Edwin
Epson firm of Strickland d Coon
Wednesday and after considerable search.
ing found the Life and WHghiings Of
Frederic Douglas" for which Mr.. Epson
charged the exorbtant price 52 so, which
Mr.. Woodcock promptly paid A Com.
mittee of Vigilance, consisting Of twenty
five Of our leading men, soon met at the
Battle House sent for Messrs, Strickland
and Upson. and after giving them fair
hearing required them 10 give bonds in
the sum Of S. 900 each for their appear.
ance before the committee the next day,
for further examination. Meantime an
examination of their stock and account
books pSoyed The statements Of Strickland
andEpson 10 have been utterly false. lu-
..ead Of these two or three copie, having
accidentally got in their store with lot
Of second hand books, as stated by them.
their press letter book contained an or
der, in Mr., Strickland's handwriqhung,
for fifty copies OF said work On Thurs.
day the accused appeared betole the com
mlttee, and were ordered,o settle up" and
leave town within five days, after which
time the committee would not be answer
able for their lives The penalty Of the
law here, in such case provided, is death
or not less than ten years imprisonment
IN the penltentlary."
Thursday night party started for the
residence of Mr., Strickland, armed and
equipped for sight rope performance"
but by the prompt interposition of the
more moderate portion Of the Vigilance
men the performance was postponed"
Mr.. Epson has not been seen since Thurs
day, Mr.. Strickland was in his store yes,
terday, and passed through our streets
unmolested Though the proofs Of his
guilt were not then known two of his
friends, meeting him, accostcd him in this
wise Strickland, if | believed what is
reported of you to be true, | would hang
you as high as Hannah" "Yes said the
other, ifhalf of it was true, would help
to lynch you on the spot" Sentiments
like these are in every mouth, and great
dissatisfaction is felt among many at the
lenient course of their committee. Strick.
land has not been in the city to-day, and
It has been ascertained that he left town
In sail boat yesterday evening, soon af-
ter the warning he received from bis
friends. 1t supposed he has gone North
by the underground route
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!
LADIES' GENERAL 4 FASHIONABLE
FURNISHING STORE.
LADIES PARTISAN CLOAK, MANTIL-
LA, EMBROIDERY AND DRESS.
IL MAKING ESTABLISHMENT

en- THE PROPRIET0Rof thiscclcbra- -
~ ted establishment respectfully invitesS4a
tile ladies OF Memphis and the surrounding coun-
try to Gull and see his different styles of FANCY
GOODS. For sale ut this store, large and va
vet, Cioth, Six, Satin and Moirc Antique Cloaks
and Mantillas for Ladies and Misses, Dress Silks,
Cashmeres, Merno, De Laine and Embroidered
Merino Dresses, Bridal Veils Wr0aths Infant
Robes, SILK Hoods and Long Cloaks Ladies' Rib
bed and Embroiderod Underskirts, new style !;
five hundred sets new style Victorine Colorets,
ChoitHsettes, Sleeves and Collars, Black and White
laces, Jaekonets Cambria and Swiss Bands, rich
Sash nd Neck Ribbons, large and rich variety Of
Embroidered handkerchief. s.aI 1-I4sk
We haveal kipls Of Rich Trimmings for Cloaks
and Dresses Embroidery ; Silk Of al colors, and
in fact all kinds Of Trimming. .Ht
Our assortment of dead Dresses and Ladies
Dress Caps are Of the finest that ever came 70
Memphis. Flowers Feathers &c.
We have one Of the largest and most elegant
assoItments Of rich Silk, Moss Velvet, Velvet
Satin, and variety of Fancy Straw Bonuets,
which for richness and beauty, cannot be sur
passed. a large and elegant assortment Of Furs
for Ladies and Misses. Orders from the country
punrtualy attend ed to-.
Wereqilest you particularly to call and cxi d.
inc our stock Of goods before making your pur-
ehasess You can have your dresses made at this
establishment to fit to perfection. You can have
emhroidering done of any desired pattern. and ct
prices thatwil surpfise-you. STlLLMAN.
No. 299 Main street. Memphis, Tenn.
Nov. Is i55,-3-44-1 yr. .lf
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18
HGreatIY Enconragel."

The Chicago correspondent of the New
York Tribune thus writes in his las letter;
We are greatly encouraged, and our
opponents are correspondlngly depressed,
by one feature of the election news from
Iowa and Missouri. The German vote,
instead of going for Sham Democracy en-
maSse, as they confidently expected, has
in large part been given for Freedom 5
candidates. The mere name Democracy
has lost its power over Intelligent and
thinking men. We expect TO gain large
ly and steadily of this German vote until
November.
We have all along been of the opinion
that the dependence Of Mr.. Buchanan up
on the German vote of the North and West
as the Democratic party has hitherto de-
pended, would prove broken reed, and
The result, we have no doubt, will fully
bear out the correctness of that opinion.
The importance of this vote in some ofthe
Northwestern States is such that it will
be impossible for Buchanan to carry them
without it, Thus, day by day, is his
chance of success diminishing,
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18
LEGAL NOTICE,
The Sta State .s. Of Mississippi sis, =, p,,,..
Marshall County } August 25th 1856

The State Of Mississippi
Chancery Court al At Rules,
Marshall County y August 25th 1856
NJ, b. PErERsoN, ti
No 8 Us. Upon opening The
Unknown teirS of matters Of this Bill
Henson Grow dc'd et al. of complaint, II up
pearing to the satisfaction Of the Court, that
the unknown heirs Of Henson Grove, decd, are
non-resldents Of The State Of Mississippi and
are now beyond the Limits thereof so that the
ordinary process OF law cannot be served upon
them:
1t is therefore ordered by the Court lhat
unless the said unknowd heirs Of Henson Grove
decd shall appear before The Judge OF the
Circuit Count to be held in HE town Of Holly
Sptugs, on The fourth Monday Of September,
1855, ana on the tlird Monday Of said tenn
plead, answer or demur to the Bill OF CON-
plant, the several allega ions therein contained
viii he taken for confessed as Do Them and q
decree rendered therein as Shall seem just and
equitable.
II is further ordered blythe Gour, that copy
Of this order be published in the Mississippi
Times, newspaper published in the town OF
Holly Springs, Tor tour weeks snccesslvely.
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Clerk
NJ W. WILLIAMS Atpy for Cymp't,
Holly Springs, Aug. 2S, 1855 i-35.1w
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FOR SALE.

pElNG DESTROYS Of changing my location, /
~ cler for sale my Fam, lying hive miles
North West OF Holly Springs, on the Pigeon
Roost Road. II consists OF two tracts. one
containing go acres, Of which about $50 acres
are cleared and Ia ALTERATION. On this tract
atC good comfortable dwelling nepro cabins,
aa house, and other Necessary buildings and
wed Of good water The other tact contains
100 acres, OF which about 90 acres are cleared,
aud 80 Of which Is good valley hud. The two
uacls will be sold together or separate as may
swt purchasers. For further parlcuIars call
on me personally. THOMAS COCK.
July u.1 1886. yl-n26 I'm
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AYERS PILLS.

NEW and sirgnlurlv spccessfil remedy for tho
A nre If nil Bii}ons di.easss--- ,sii'rnrss Ldi.
peston Janndirr Dronsv. Bbolr5,tiqg Foycrs
Cont, Hnnnrs. Nerr1usltxs. isstsljlitv Inf,mma,
r5r pelau,hc, Pains intthe Drcalt. side Back,
ana LIMBS Female Coy afts ~ &c. Indeed,
very few are Tho Diseases whiS 4 Purga!iyo Mcdi-
cine is NOT more OF less requned nv much sick
ness ana suffering imSht be prevented, Harm
,gs' D1l e1ec'uoi C0'niTuf we're more Freely used:
~ Il'"'" ''h Iett wen WINE c'at'Nc ntp!l OF
oGoy Pe'%ls olAdes NJ soon generate seriou" ana
gL'.H 'tt" M'a'A "SNL nave Re'N AVOIDED
~ tIG ll4 il gI rGle'oua use 81 5000 uI&all.e;
III, .i.' % my I"y o' I'M s'TtsH PohS' ana
u.l,i"a ug -S' ON -5,'3 10 nt,one u
,, i,aI ~ 80. i n, c,
- - - go ~ 49, ti.'''' =,
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WE p',',' ng-,' .iH ', H., t ,,j ~
"-tt re ,'',s. w. w. pIi , P,ofss,
u"'."'''J - Va 20 '''S' =! ~ ,it,' -,
s".'' "lu t'ph''i "'o '.'C"u - Ca
GG"y ti NJ % ~ mot s,If.
va I w nv ~ ltl it;,, and
ny PC'ag MI az 9u'i, ,tr,h
ioo3 az W "i'' lis ." ,, l. 90
We "- 'l'l.'siif , ,,,",,t,,
''1,." ~ ~ =. .''1a1 = ~! - r ~:
lot' D. ~, i'yeSH' A'it - Vi,o',,, -
J'u,'i' N"oso "1"
"'I'S" " 7.,.r A.. e.,r,,,,,, fr,,r. ,e
Al I'm -uo i " 0uuBe u ''0 VI
WI" ny, u''''gu 2tatu'' e.t r,,.
AH1S N9E|i ~ 5.gl"t W ~, VIC NM.
non d. NJ A9lI' Governor VI ~ uyo.,
n. LoNdWoRTH, great VINE grower OF Of, tIe w est;
Also pr. j. H. CHiLLoN, Tacucn Oheiils'' Vi
New YORK CITY, endorsed by ,s
Hon. W, /. MARCY ScrLeI9ly oi 'tate'
WMB' AsroR the richest man IN a .ci
3. LELAEp X % Fropi ol INC -deuoI'o'''"'
h0tel, and many others =,
Did space permit we eoud give many nuilulcu
certificates, from al parts where NE rus nave
been used but evidence even more convincing Inah
fla aN Of pDliurut DUhlip If tOuiQ IN
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18

49, 49, 49, ~ - --.--~ '..->..
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r,9 ,4,,y.,. ,l.,.-5 -. u..,- a.
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IN the revision of this work.moTe than eight
L thousand WORDS, ldluhs, fhd lamIiat phfa tS
have been added. ,,.
me pronunciation oi o. me |Sau'l"" '"ngu"6e
81 clv"IH SG' 'o'' !" '''S D'I"o""'9' % q"
letlet II "e,' H'si "IPo5>5o'e ~ "'y person
"''G ''''t l' :, ~ '1I VI oo.oi'I-
lug t''' ''1 '0''''' ~ '''' E"NI'" "o'"' d.
ltal,., c,,,,o;,s a., t,,l, ,o,,,,,..
gls,ty and AL, ~ gym
ga. Is. In,t ~, ir I,sr.i .n ,Ia,a,,,ssC,
grc..1tations.
tIsl. The technical Terms n,,,f O.-n,pIIy
liysd in The ARTS, and i'm chelp,stfy. heianv.
.n,elcine and natural history, as well as nau-
teal AID MGR camille teIus md phrases
mos, Of which arc mot found in other picl,on-
aries.
Also. many SPANISH woods used og.y in A.
.m.rlcap counlrts which were formerly depeu-
dencie of SPAIN
The irrcg.aftics oftheycIls III Snanisb anl
Euol.su are here, for The first Time, given. IN
rufT, i'm .eir alphabetical order
The work likewise contains a Grammatical
evnupsiS OF both languages, ARRANGED for ready
ma capyeuierl r. .r,.ran,.s.
Fr,n his Eycellerey A C>Lp-Roy i'm I,
Mac, Secretary of Poreigp Adams Spafn and
ial, Minister PIcDinotru,,ary To pl,e n. STATES
al ,g3 work which has iono been raori-.l
and to.vlich would gladly have devoted INV.
.salr n ID npsgsssed he recesyar,t,n. and tn
lent TO, such an undertaking. Therefore re.
i,r4fo.sae ii has lyeen-csrrigd inloef OF Lv sg