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'I'HF Uudor-iEned are now seIHng on ther present
/ stock Of DRY GOODS. BOOTS. SHOES, HATS.
etc. gt New York cost and charges for CASH, and on
- 0ftHT terms.
The public viii find Il to their interest 10 call. eZ-
anime and make their purchases there D. 10 ham
hI1f Nog-c selling strictly ON the terms mentions
--aIsf--
We most earnestly request those indebted TO u hy
note account, - come forward at once and settle
the same. h~ longer indulv, nee cannot he given.
~ N,kIN-TEI & CO.
IffrfIl-iT. Jan. II. 1855 T.-rf
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Land for sale.

/ OFFER for sale on reasonable terms 20 acres OF
l. Ian IN smith county, lying nine miles northeast
OF Rtt igh, 30 acres cleared and in cultivation. good
buildings GIN house all necessary ont houses &c. &c
This land is woll waterod with never failing wells Of
water, conveniently located.
Mil also sell leo acres Of first quality of Black
Prairie Land, in Jasper county, lying three miles
southeast Of Charlottesville, leo in cultivation
and good buildings on the same.
Terms OF sale 10 suit purchasers.
Address the undersigned at Pineville, Miss.
GEORGE D. DAVIS.
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$4,000 worth Of SHOES and BOOTS,
) and price.

splendid stock of Dry Goods.
Of the latest STYLES. consisting OF Cacoaz French
and AneueJnl from TO p cents per ward: MoTuo
Robes. beautiful patterns; ncIiue Robes. a new and
elegant style from - e. sJ DeIaiue. iu pieces from
2o GEMS 20 = per yard silks. fine black in patterns
Casslmore~, heavy and light. from 81 80 To- 3 50 per
yard: Ladies Winter Shawl- from - 50 % SO; La
dies Winter CigENs. richly made up and Of superior
material, from $ to 80: SuSqUehanuah and Nation
% Iweeds. az low prices French Twacds: Black and
tuorad Apg'cts, GinEham-. from p 20 - cents per
yard Nhlrtfn- -heetu1. Fiaunels uf all culor- and
kinds. Apron Checks Bed Ticking Sc sc.
PLANTERS GOODS.
We solicit special attention 10 our stock Of piauta
ton Goods which D. large and wrllsecotcd. consist
ing Of keTscyS p@nanUrg~ and Negro Clothing gen
orally, and which VIII b. sold ou the most reasonable
t.T.u-
Mems and Boys Rcady-mHde Clothing,
winch tut needs % uc seen 10 be admired: consIstiuZ
Of Coats, Vests Pants &c, 6c; an Of which will be
sold low for cash
Hat and Gaps, Hardware, Crockery, Cutlery, &c.
The public are respectfully invited 10 call ant eN-
AMIN" our stock and the prices. We are determined
O. 81 d goods at ~ low prices can be- afforded
t'f- market being satisfied that quick Sales and
-mlL Profits Is d better policy than large profits
and duh sales.
SHARMAN < HYDE.
T}uaHliu1 Dec. T. 1855 sly
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Land for sale,

VNII + undersigned offers for sale a tract
L ofvaluable timhered Land, living near
Garlandsville. Jasper County, Miss, DIES.
ignated as follows W. Of N.EI, NV. /
ofS.E I. and Sc. Of Sc. !, Section 10
Township 4, Range IL, containing in all
$50 acres.
This land is valuable, and will be sold
on favorable terms.
All persons arc hereby warned against
trespassing upon the above named lands
by cutting timber off the same, or other
wise. as they will be prosecuted to she ex
tent of the law.
NJ. o'BRIEN.
1 UGrQ n
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Flour Flour - Flourl!l
1000 T Ga-o @o FZi9s ,5g iTe ss T 55 ac se
lauIng z. ami tp arrive.
We deal largely ma all kinds Of FLOI R-from the
common aud cheapest % the best qualities Of Ex-
ira hrsut-shieh enables to sell al the very low
est figures. and 10 "a small advance.
4 small profits, quick and heavy sales, is our
motto.
We invite tl' attention Of purchasers Of Flour to
ONT stock AMI prices.
Every barre, of Flour we sell we warrant as we rep
resent. 90 quality and sweetness
Flour pIt up IN p barrel lt-s. 81 3~ in Y do 40
'U-= up : d. do 81 h-, and iu barrels: all neatly la
hgiI"i ami lu emo shipping order
vur articles a-" always fresh ground. and made
from the best grain be had iu the market
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sfwAan RsrrnnrEn.- The Cincinnati,
Commercial. said Co be tho organ Of Gov.
chase. ofOhio. closes a review Of Seward
reecntsp ccehat Rochesterwith che follow.
iprvery significant bat very just remarks
artb. distinguished New Yorker.
With thu spcech a. "a antoeodant, his
election 90 che Presidency, II ho b. cloct.
"a. will result from some enormous crime.
waakneaa ~ folly oftho opposition party
nrits candidate. and NOT irom any strength
,fhsovn ilo win not b. a safe man ca
ans utriy to nominate Cor the time i pasI
s-hen darfrinas such as D. enunciates arl
\, and a paying demand anywhere Ia The
United states.
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Apyrrru Yo.ya Mev.-rhos, who vIsh
Do rrsruo themselves TOR business m o.
short Hme. are reIerrel 90 tbe advertise
mont Of p1na,at Commercial College.
100 Canal Street, IS. %.
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TERMS

board and Tuition for ten months........ sl25 90
Ituale on the Piano. 81 90
Tor VIC Latln language. % 90
RS-Fayments must be made semfannually in sd-
vance - - -
Trusting TO that generous public. that has sustained
ana fittered him in the positions heretofore held by
nm the Principal links his destiny with that Of tho
'Summervllle Female Seminary"
ZFB c. GATHRIGHT
Principal and Proprietor
Ghols0R Mss. Jan. S0th. ISIS 22-1y
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psoswtrus-rho Prospectus Of the
Washington States and Richmond South.
Co bc combined under che former title,
and edited by Bosrb IS rsyoU, tsq. viii
Do found iu our present issue. Mr. Pryor
s. one Of tbc most brilliont writors CON.
ueeted with The prcss of this country, and
those who wish a really valuable and In
tercstns paper from Washington. could
mot d. better chm Co .enl for tho States.
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EvOov Foort.-Goy F1otc did not
make hIs promised speaeh m Jackson.
owing To- che Affection Of hi' throat Bat
consistently with h dasire To- make him
Flf hewl hnd CD ke.p within tht ESQ 81
che public he wrote bong letter. which
3 Published in che V'rk.hurr Wig
We have not taken che trouble o. read b..
and supposing chat few OF our reldor.
would care 60 dos'. we shall not crowd 4
into our columns.
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SUNNERViLLE FEMALE SEMINARY

- NuHIHitIl I1t' NUAHUtt NUuHIys NM.
friends that he has purchase the property AZ tbs
above school and now offers 10 the public his sav
m promoting the cause Of sound Southern female
education, ''"0
The buildings for the above School were erectad h.,
Mr. Lew Lloyd wealthy gentleman of ms vict ~
school, which he thought 10 be imperionsiv l,,i
ed ly the public. Ii has been my intention N en
IA tds great work ON plan similar TO thai adontsl
10y my brother q the Summeuille Institute - ! III ~
established 10y himselftor the education ~ ~, a !
young men. This determination upon NV psrt was
formally announced IN circular issued upoa NV IA
some eighteen months ago. Upon the first Of March
next with splendid edidce, under nv own control
profession OF my choice. | shall proceed ~ he nny
pose Of my hic No ambition is felt 10 build m a
school io5 me 'nGaobS but the terms are such t is
greatest number S%NNN0N 6S'N " NV
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NAVEEE All ovER.-Bayard Taylor says
th1ta Yankee in walking in st. etcr-bur-
one muddy day, met the Grand Duke Con-
stautiue. The sidewalk wa, not wide
enough for two TO pas. and Oh" street was
very deep In filth, whcrcup0n the Amcri-
can took % silver rouhle from hi pocket.
shook IL ia his closed hand aud cried. out.
Grown or Tailg' Crown guessed the
Grand Duke. "Your lIi.hncss has won. "
said the American. looking 40 the roublc.
and stopped into the mud. The next day
the Yankee was invited by the Grand
Duke t1 dinner.
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Tw NictHwr,F uururas Nfter fi-
ing t1 got oT oo tho hl.ce Fainter lor
Che want of e. r'samnee from che Custom
House the Nianuan "omierani." made q
futile attempt % low daya aeo, Co slip out
OF the Mobile but1r end pot Co sea- ou
che Schooner sutn OF which Capt M,r
~ wa aeth,s 81. r1mmanlcr Tho Rove
nue cutter stationed IN Mobile Bay. in
torccptod them. aud took the Schooner IN
oliarro Tho "a f. which appears g.
have become che ornu of Flihu trring.
characterics che stopping q thc schoon.
CT asa startling proceeding and wants
30 know 20 che people Of Alabama and
tbo South will submit to tbit insulting
invasion af H.f rirht and bhcrtics.
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Interesting from Washlnrton

WAsHiNCroS. Dec. 4-Thc Union has n
significant leading editorial article on Mex
lean affairs. II asserts that we have a
clear right. ON principles OF ~elfprotcc-
ton, to intervene in Mexico and com
mand the end ment of order i'm that
country. and Ilns that the President
should, in reference to Mexico. have full
power for peace or war.
The Union. in another article. COM
mcnds the opening Of the great works Of
internal improvement in the West and
Southwest.
Both articles are regarded as ioreshad-
owing the President message
The President absolutely refuses tomail
his message i'm advance south Of Rich
mond.
Steamship City Of Baltimore.
The steam hip City of Baltimore left this
! port to-day for Liverpool, taking out Sll5.-
/ 600 in specie.
The latest New Orleans mails taken ont
/ by the City of Beltimory were ofSun dly
I last, 2sth ult.-and the latest tcleeraphic
/ advice from New Orleans taken out by
I her were on the sd.
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"SCRIED4H Selma PPS' LONDON DOCK GIN
CLUE HOUSE, GIN oct. Get.
Beware Of obnoxious mixtures, put u p in bottles
bearing the above titles. They are all common mix
ed Gns.auiuutil compared with the genuine Charles
London Cordial Gin, they are apt to deceive the I'M
sold in Mobile. by l. c. DuBOSE co. 81 and SO Wa
ter street: GEO Custer. % Dauphm street, and E. s.
BACHELOR, Battle House Drug Store.
IN New orleans by o. O. WOODlIAN. corner Of
Common and Magazine streets: C. y. MORRISON. Il
Magazine street, SYME ERONAN. lS4 Canal street,
and EDMUND c. CHARLES. General Agent
40 Broadway New York
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ST. Louis. Dec. 3.-The overland CALI
fornia mail has arrived here. Lieutenant
Mowry came passenger with it from ella
River.
Lieutenant Mowry reports that the gold
mines on the ella River. near ella City.
are represented by old miue.- % bc equal
in richness 20 any found in California
These mines are located on the neutral
ground between the Yuma and rimosc
Indian Territory.
A large meeting OF the inhabitants oil
ella City and vicinity wi- held on the 4th
of November, which endorsed the pro-
ecedtuc- Of the Convention which had pre-
viou-ly been held 10 Mc-illd and Tucson.
and passed resolutions asking Congress to
establish Territorial Government over
them.
Tho Sonora Silver Mining Company
were actively and successfully engaged i'm
mining and smelling.
81. L1rts. Dec. 3.-The reported attack
bv the Indians on Lieutenant Bcalc's sur-
viewing party is di-bclicvcd. No coufrma-
ton OF the report has been received by
this mall
Tho Apacha Indians are continuing
I their dcprcdations on the frontier. of So
nora and ARIZONA.
The revolution in Sonora was in full
and successful operation.
/ Gen. Pasguincra has lost. the support oil
. al the more wealthy inhabitants Of Sono
I ra in consequence Of his failure 10 repay
/ the money borrowed from them to sup
/ port the Zuloaga forces.
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Fiss N R,ruovn-A tclowophic die
patch Oh Che New Orleans nnd Mobile rs.
rers. says chat destructive fire occurred
in Raymond Kinds County. on the sth
,usta destroying twelve stores and seven
DWELLING Our Western exchange of
that dlte have not rcachcd us.
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GREAT INLAND THoRoUGHFARE


f1"a AA@"F = ~ AaaA A LIE 70 -
L alton line ul TWO HORSE NAIL COACHES
nom usN'fo. on The Mobile and Ohio Railroad. via
iflre Line, liiNi.1n-, 'rUlandsNle ana pee'sur 10
Union. where connection j. formed with the great
DAILY siege Limo from Montgomery. Ala to Brandon
Miss. The Inc from h.~ut1 90 laIlanu runs daily.
leaving hH-Hto lumH IIafrly on tHe arrival Of the
trans. lue lna t-"u FEgttu- 90 Union Is '-wraklv.
leaving plula.ur oa Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days and arrrlHZgt mon oU the same days time to
connect N-tl t.fe Stages THE Cars the Southern
Road arc nov running 10 Norton twenty miles e.t
81 Brandon. aHd passengers leaving either end of the
Mobile and uluo Road on Saturdays or Wednesdays
can reach mon on the following day. without any
on the day a.tersards
&. the stock on this lime are equal to amy in the
country, the cor. hes comfortable, and the drivers
careful and a.'anr'5a5ng. Passengers mdy rtlV on
d. connect ions 5atB1 H,q3s
ag-per~nne arriving 10y the Hack at panldinr de-
siruE o. 20 90 any point ia the surrounding country
or 20 any poce on the line from Pau3uz Is Union on
those days when the Hack between these places does
nonrun- can AWAY he provided with cuuveyance~.
Pudding July II, ISIS. y 'i''4 46-tf
CERTIFICATES.
WlNssa1Eo =. G., March, Q. 1857.
DAVID ELkiN do hereby certify that have
L been afflicted for about two months with luilarn-
ma'ory Eleupati-m. one OF my legs being much
swollen. stiff. and sore So tl- flund II a, is,rg
difficult tp wail-thg, the st;f Joint has been twice
rubbed with Prof Hatira, o. celebrated Electric oil
within thirty hours ,ua ueH have the perfect use Of
ihe afflicted hmh. ] was ALSO troubled with partial
dcainys 10 my left ear. and by a single application Of
the Electric on my hearing has been greatly inn
proved. DAVID EIkry
AFFLICTED READ THIS
AveUs-A, Ca March Is. 1851.
PE3F p~,eA-H-p,ar sir: This Is n certify that INV
boy Moses has been afflicted with Rheumatism Tor
seventeen years md y one application Of your OIL
tPrpi. bet'rJh- Electric oil was entirely cured and
chcoriuily recommend II 60 al similarly affected
Yours respectfully, C. HrUBER.
AreusrA GA March 2s 1857.
PEor. botnATH-llear ~r: This Is To certify that
hal" been afflicted with Headache and Corns on my
7 fsH HI.HrH ..a I. .HHNN.
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pWy Mumo y rms VI. Avp %. RturoAn.
a public mcetIur was held n Enterprise
lat saturday. O. take into confederation
thc subject of daily mail on the Mobile
and ohio Railroad This road "a rated ty
therost oucs Department a. third elias.
one. and noorrn romant has been offered
or ne transportation Of daily mail,
aneh a. thc Company considers rcmmcr.
atleb Their daily pla.onrcr trains have
boon run. heretofore with "a view to th,
accommodation Of enc public and mol
lor the purpose Of complying with any
contract bctween the Company and th'
postolice Department. The mcrtin.
thought. and 30 10 we. that the Depart
mont ought Do consider che road OF q
higher grade. AMI propose q contract o
such acharacter a. win insure the tram
portatiou OF D daily mail from Mobile q
West Point The country tributary 6.
the road suffers greatly Cor the want q
such a mall and We think che p1simasts
Gsneral ought Co make arrangements &
have us supplied with IL.
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Dyspepsia tout Rheumatism. Dropsy. Gravel. Collie
Cholera Fever and Aue, Structure, Dist Of tho
Urinary Organs. the Kidneys, and the Bowels, Ner-
Debility, ect- whilst the weaker by its use,
Will invariably find relief from those distressing
gllization.
lr. Valentine Mott. Of New York, the highest Med-
cal authority. says: " In some cases ! recommend
Pare Holland Gn rs a Medicine-Charles's London
Cordial Gin contains larger quantity Of Juniper, and
consider it tlT superior article IN fact, the best
have ever seem
Il j. peculiarly adapted TO residents in the Southern
and Western States. Wei for travellers exposed
to changes Of water and air.
For sale IN quarts and pints by all Druggists, Gro
GERS Fruiterer- and Country Merchants. Beware Of
limitations. Buy only Chares-None ether is Impor-
ted.
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WIN. W. COCHRAN,

WHOLESALE ANn nErAII prALEE ~
Family and Plantation Groceries, Provisions
&C., kc.,
Corner uUphu and ~. Emanuel Streets.
MOBILE ALA.
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ENTERPRISE STORE,
CL.gTBOR.N'Eg, MISS.
e CARAVAN

II A. Just reviewed Is large stock ii DRY GOODS
IL AND GIRO, EitIE- II an kinds together with
Hats, Boots. ~hnr-, Crpekary. Hardware I'm Ware,
Medicines S. Sc-a tie article usually kept Ia q
country store.
he will -all goods a. cheap As any house n tho
southern country or 20 MOBILE RET ALL PRICES
Tor cash. DR. tn pI'-n7 customers on time. ai;I % Dc
tin more profit Call and see for youTselyes
rr.r.I.
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f1y~ The N'cksburg So. publishes Col.
DAVIS speech delivered in chat city on
tth int Wer regret chat che pres. upon
our columns forb.ls us The pleasure Of
laying it before our readers.
Mrs. ~ pr Bu0in. OF Uuioutovu, Ala.
bas written "a book entitled "Fuc.ide
Skeiclsse which nrubtsbcd By the MARI
"a tAal Commonwealth Newspaper office.
The volume Is stated o. possess much
merit.
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1ll0 Bl~HElS pure. white. sweet Boiled MEAI.
ltyV GEII- and HpNINN; for sale every dav
mesh ground. made from choice White Corn.
il yuu want nice Corn Bread ;ry our Mead.
NJ Mil u tAc United ~t1te- can make better Meal
tnlu We furnish.
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rHE MnrHFRS, rnMpAn1nn

IT cures CAKES IN THE
Ez ~ BREAST SORE NIpPIE H.
syn SORE LIPS, IlMPIES, &c la
ESSSs t3s1kf1SsH dies who prize a pure skin.
f2SS&4I void Of Vimples, blotches scuri
A.N zIE1Alf4fz and all dissertations and *
N=-sll5s5 = 4 y1sStHH3@ crescences should alta ck
Gfs5kkals 7&s	A s. these tTespasSers beauty s
49, s=z domain IS as they appear
SSsi3 fGEscifAAs with the ARCTIC IINIMENT.
49, "a q It is excellent for the Hair,
NSSS [.3lH giving it a healthy glossy ap-
NSNSWp r7arauce II is
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CHI ARLES7
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.

lNLl LQNDON GIN IMPORTED.
This Gin. distilled in London,
from sound Barley, under the
surveillance Of the British Excise
Laws. is delicately Favored with a
uncurc Of the Italian juniper
cry. and some Of the most valu-
de restoratiycs Of the Vegetable
Kingdom. rendering it, in the
opinion OF the most eminent med
al men, the purest and safest
timulant. or diuretic drink in use.
II is a delicious tonic. Of soft
nd delicate favor, differing en-
rely from any other Gin, and de-
old Of that harsh. acrid taste.
hich renders the article known
5 Holland Gin on Schnapps 80
hiecuonahle.
Though notintended solely as a
medicine, 10 Is recommended by
hySieians generally in cases OF
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THE AFFLICTED REJOICE.
BURNS AND SQAlD2.

-4IN0 SSJA1NSa
For these dreadful accidents the
, ARCTIC EMINENT should be
, Kept On hand, for It affords sure
and imm ediate relief, often saw
ing from death Every steam
boat and railroad train should
keep il. Who that has beard tie
, shrieks OF anguish uttered by tie
scalded and manned victims Of
explosions and collisions, does not
feel that some means Of reliey ing
their torture should always De-
accessible ? such does exist ia thi,
balmy pain controlling agent. Its
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Grtr tvp Sur lsltyn Buuo,p7Wc
omitted lastwcok % eall attention o. The
Advertisement of tho President of this
road We hope the advertisement win
enlist che public attention 90 degree
commensurate with The rreat Importance
of The work.
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MISSISNIPPI XCHl0L R00KSI

MlNNlaNll II NHUuJ BUUhSs
Y'EACHERS OF MISSISSIPPI have YOU examined
1 the following School Books, selected from the
National Sores Of STANDARD Srbo0l BoUkS"f If not
please send the Publishers for copies for examnA-
ion which shall DE mailed free ofpostage upon receipt
II prices annexed
M5nfsih asf licNa1ys Series Of Goograply-4 Nos
Prices 15c, 4oc. tlc, and 800
Prof Dll1eS Acr Series Of .4ritlBl6ticS4 Nos.-Prices
Is, *, 10 zoe.
Parker and Wats0a'S Nor Series Of Ronde-s-Prices It,
p A.. Sd and 75c,
S. I1 C11rts Nor English Grrpmar-2 Nos.-Prices %
Cnd Gee.
Pukers Natural Philosophy and Porte's Chemistry
Price SLC0 each
Norton ana P0riss First Book Qf Science-Price 800
bRarfs School History II the Uatei Stas-Price 75c
lanjcbs Youths History Of CEitai StateS-Price soc.
WIZARDS Universal HiStoIy-Price Il so.
INV Books RECENTLY PUBLISHED:
Prgt Darie'S University Algebra-Price 81 IS.
r. ". S0lth's Jir06'e DciRa-30c.
JUOlc Speisr-40c.
Dsiaer'S Al1nual-GOc.
Br1ClfelTS First Book ia C1np1Sitjon-3Sc.
B1Yds Elements Of Rhctorie-s4c.
4. 5. BARNES & co.
Publishers Of National Series Of stand School Books
No 81 and SO John Street, New York
NeI- York. Nov. 13. 1858. 5-tf
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GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Itisa sovereign remedy foi
the vFfious diseases with
which horses are afflicted, cur
ing the most alarming cases Of
BRUISES. STRAINS, STRING
HALT. MOUNTS. SCRATCH
p. SWEFNG. SPAWN, RING
BONE, BlG-HEAD. POLL
EVIL, &c. No farmer, livery
stable keeper. or any person
owning valuable HORSES,
should be without this valua-
IL. -asH,.a.Hts
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4 STEADILY INCREASING BTSNESS


LbR the past Is years. with the most respectable
u Merchants. Druggists. and Hotels and the fact OF
holding stock TIL 1t acquires proper age. warrants
IN calling attention TO our lNr1RTNTIoNs, and SYSTEM
BlTTLNG. ana also IN soliciting your orders. an ex-
animation when purchasing. We have standard quail
tiles from the oldest shippers OF CosNAC BE iNuNs, of
different grades and vntges. put up in dozens from
- to So per doz. Also. MADEIRA SGEARY and Pom.
from the best houses ia Europe of grades aud prices
uniform with the above. all with cle CANT brands and
labels, bearing our name. We have also
In amber Rhine Flasks, with handles. ANBRosIL and
ShiLEpAG WHISKY containing Old Bourbon and Mo
uonCahca.
In Neage-shapo Bottles. AIITGHANY STOMACH CORDIAL
approved Of by eminent physicians
ON Royal HOLLAND GIN with lac simC cfthe Royal
Coat of Arms.
In Pine Apple shape Bottles ON PINE APPLE RUN.
In Temple shape Bottles, CONSTITUTION BITIEEs supe-
ror to amy imported.
In Earthen jugs, Amsterdam imported SriDrHUIs
GUElCoA Sc1NAPPS.
- - WWuocs & Co.'S ScHEInNN S5IrNAPPs.
pR-oi all the above we are the SOLE PEpPRIE-
TORS. The prices As low a. they pusS IDLY be
afforded: and the utmost reliance can Doe placed IN the
quality of the different articles and sample Cases viii
be sent, II ordered.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11
Land Agency,

VuiE Undersigned viii attend 20 the payment Of
l1Na-, OF the sale ui Land for uon-rusIdents Of
the State. 20 any 90 the counties In Eastern Mississippi.
My extensive acquaintance. and the knowledge ot
the market value II our Lands Will enable me az all
tunes o. obtain The highest price for lands placed in
my hands for sai' :. X. ADAMS.
Padding, Nov. q. 1855 Ar