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DEuoosArio MEErise ~ IlA,o,oE-Afri snd
writes ne hat Democratic mssiing vas held At
Boy ST. Louis, last Monday to apPeini delegates
10 the District Convention At Bfookhavon on III.
2sth inst. 10 nominate q candidate Cor Congrcs.
IN the 9Th Dlsuiet. On MOTION Of Col. J. ?. "
CLArsoESE. Hon. JoHS J. MeRAE wss unsn-
imously ~ aeolamalion. and smids, The cheers
Of the spectators. recommended to the Convsn.
lion e. he most suitable person to receive he
nomination.
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Madison vi. Va, Oct p, 1856
pr. C " Js,ssoH -Dsar q I take pleasure in I'D.
ding one certificate to yosltt. and recommending
Hooaands German Bitters ben .sho may be Afflicted
vito Dyspepsia or Piles Ilbcen aflie:ct some four
or five months with Dyspp=us---s commenced
taking the Biiers, and Ties sscted perfect cure
had al.o severe pain in mys,ols ~ attended with
plea have never hzslI.faS-.f ;ho same nature
since was curol BY he Hiths sni very cheerfully
recommend them to alluhs tay Be similarly afflicted.
( Ck1GEE, laie p. ~
Witn5ss-Jas. q Floyd
Ask for Hoofsnd's Ge1kn istsera 1t IS sold by
druggists and st,re-kecperh ey.-y own and village
n the United staAss, VIZ lal.yt fEsath America,
at Is cents per bottle. .,F 4iew
Prof Clas. ne -tIratss Eie oa-Take it to the
cottage Of the lowly, sad ralls pains Of accident
or disease take IT to the man n the rich to sooth
the suffering, taat aeither ssiS,os wealth can uit
gate; take it everywhere ilroRsiho wide word, and
say il my "Elo1tTio or il nov SIS benign mission
healing. soothing and rr1lh has not been done
since the day the Good saaTi;G snointed the weary
The dcA ebu hear thfombIsr limb be strong,
And ,-roa 7ani an-ui.Aslo,S Ito song.
Prof G. n RITH. Philadelphia
~ This oil may be fqsl on for deafness, To be
had Of the agents here 81 advrtisement ia another
column. a
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Sales Of the week IS 900 bales. Sales 10
spcculatofs 20C0 bales. Sales 10 exporters
5 QUO. All qualities declined l.l6; lower quail
declined
Cuusois 964.
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Man RonsEHE.-A man BY the name OF
Cash, q stage driver, Vas arcsied this week 10
Newton soaaiy. Tor rohblhk The mail.
The proof is said 70 Be conelusivs. snd We
presume be is destined 10 long berth 10 the In
siisuion a Iackson. where people are taken
care Of At the expense ofihs State.
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State of Mississippi.
CAancery Court Of Smith County.
Iaals LINN

Thos. J, Long Jr. Bill for divorce.
Before the clerk Of Said Court, at
Rules, third Monday in July A. D,
ASS,
r pom opening the Compliments
bill, and it appearing to the Sat-.
isfaction OF the Court, that the defend
ant Thomas J. Long Jr.is not citizen
of the State of Mississippi, but resides
beyond the limits thereof, so that the
ordinary process of this Court cannot
be served on him, therefore it is order
ed, that he enter his name herein, on
or before the first day ofthe next term
Of this Court, to be holden at the Court
house in the town of Raleigh, on the
Sd Monday in September next ensuing,
and plead answer or demur to Com
plainanps bill, or the several allegations
thereof will be taken as confessed as to
him.
1t is further ordered, that a copy o.
this order be published in the Eastern
Clarion, a newspaper published in tn,
town OF Paulding, once week for foui
weeks.
A, MANGUM JR.,
Clerk Chancery Court,
Smith county, Mississippi.
August IA, 1858. 4l-5t
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Approximation Prizes.


TO all persons. merchants dealers, OF traders,
YOU are hereby lawfully notified aud iolewarn'
"a against trading with Sarah Thames in my
name or on my account, for vs. have made a
final separation. -, nrur.
Simpson CO.., July 81, 1855. 49lm
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Etfnn.

NEw YoRE. Aug il.-Tho steamer Niagara
arrived a. Halifax bringing liverpool adv.ces OF
tae 3lst al.
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Howard Association,
PHIT,AnFTp44IA

Il q - go
fzfAz-gf''rf II fbs Sirk asd, q 49, 5s5sges
aeEt l.rsrieHf and <-flftt
FTNHE ftoygAfsO ASSOCIATIONS, IN 'ricsT of me
j s-y ful destruction Il human tfe. caused by Sexual
tunate victims Of such diseases by Ouaeks several
years age reetcd their Consulting Surgeon a. Char
liable Act worthy of their name to open Dispensary
for the reanent Of this class Of diseases IN al their
FORMS and 90 give Medicat aa5ic gratis 10 all who sp-
ply bv letter, with description Of their condition
GAGE occupation, habits Of life, &cl and in eases Of
extreme poverty to furnish medicines free Of cbarFe II
& needless TO add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skin Of the ag. and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment
The Directors Of the Association In their Annual Re
poft Npon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases for the
year ending January st 1855, express the highest
isfacton with the which has attended the labors
Of the Consulting Surgeon in the cure Of Spermat
rhma, Seminal Weakness. Impotence, Gonorrhoaa,
elect Svphilis the viae Of Onanism or Self abuse sc
and order continuance Of the plan for the
ing wear.
The Directors, a review of the past feel assured
that their abors in this sphere benevolent effort have
been Of great benefit 70 the afflicted especially to the
young and they have resolved 70 devote them
with renewed zeal TO this very important and much
despised cause.
An admirable Report on Spcrmatorrhaa. or Seminal
Weakness. the vice Of Onanism MasurbAtion or Self
ahuse and other diseases Of tho sexual organs BY the
Consulting Surgeon will be sent by mail Gin sealed
enveope) Fra Of Charge, on receipt OF f0 stamps fol
postage Other Reports and Tracts the an,
treatment Of sexual diseases diet &c, constantly
being published for graiutous distribution and will b'
sent TO the afflicted Some Of the new remedies an,
methods Of treatment discovered during the last year
! are Of great value
| Address, for Report treatment, Dr. GEORGE r
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association
| No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
BY order Of the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTwELI., President
| GEoRGE FAIRCHILD SavaGry.
Aug u, ls:s. ally
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OFFICIAL.

Drawing Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Of Georgia
Glass a6-at Augusta, Georgia Saturday, July list
1855. SAML SWAN g. Co., Managers
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Ne'o Orleans Markets.
lIahRe l[arksts.

OFFlCF 90 rHE MOBILE TRIBUNE.
Thursdi, Eve ,i-g Aug ~
CnTrov--The saies to-dav wers 2Od halls -
Tie martci rrRsns unch, n--d-mi ddIngs
quoted % Halle.
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New Orleans Classification.
WanIed.

4 JOURNEYMAN SADDLER can find
~ employment 10y early application TO the
SHARMAN & MeLAU GHLIN.
PGulding, Aug. "a, 1858. II.
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In Circuit Cart Of S'"i'l C0unty.
Mississippi. to September term 1858.
John Blackwell,
vs..
Thomas J. Long, Jr.
Attachment for the sum Of SLY so,
from Josiah Blackwell, ]. p.
.HNHE attachment in the above stated
case having been returned exc
cuted, notice is hereby given 10 the said
defendant, that unless he appear in the
Circuit Court of Smith county. State Of
Mississippi, to be held at the count house
thereof, on the third Monday of Sep
TENDER, 1853. on the first day of said
term, and plead to said action, iudg-
ment will be entered, and the estate at
tached De sold, and such other proceed
ings had and done in said case, as is
now authorized by law.
- Witness, A. Mangum, jr
L. S clerk of said court, and seal o.
- SAID court annexed, August
9th 1858.
A. MANGUM, Jr., Clerk.
August Ii, 1853. "A 5t
State of Mississippi.
CAdacery Court Of Smith County.
leak IonU
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APPOINTMENTS The Voters in the Eighth
Judlelal District. -iIl Sod pubi.gad in the pres.
cot number Of ouf psP,r liza ofspPoiutmsnu
20 address Them. By cspi. DDrst, one or the
candidates Zoe Juare.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~ Il LII ! lNJINs 1COOa
For Ctrcuit Judge,
FOurth District,
JAS. !. SHANNON,
JOHN WATTS.
Sixth DFatPict.
JAMES ). HAMM.
Eighth District,
WIN. NJ. HANCOCK,
GREENE c. CHANDLER,
]. C. MONET,
ALEX. PERUVIAN.
SAMUEL w. CHAPMAN.
For District Attorney,
Second District.
BEN. TAYLOR, of Covington.
FOurth District,
E. RUSH BUCKNER, of Scott;
RICHARD COOPER, of Smith.
Filth District,
JNO. M. CLARK, of Yazoo;
ROB'T S. HUDSON, of Alfalfa.
Sixth District,
JAMES WATTS, of Kemper:
SAM'L NJ. MEEK, of Lowndes.
Eighth Disirict,
GEO. WOOD, OF Greene:
CHAS. A. SMITH, of Clarke.
JAS S. TERRAL, Of Clarke:
CON. REA, of Lauderdale,
JASPER COUNTY.
For Probate Judge.
SEABORN w. JONES.
For Circuit and Probate Clerk,
THOMAS w. GRAYSON,
JAS. U. MCCORMICK.
For Circma Clerk,
w. CALDWELL.
For Probate Clerk,
MILLER w. ELLIS.
For Sheriff,
y l.. B. LASSITER,
JAMES n. RAMBO,
la u. a NORRIS.
/ VIA. u. EIFMONSON,
SETH TRAVIS,
w. B. FERRELh,
J. B. COUGH,
JAS. c. ELLIS.
For assessor.
DUNCAN McINNIS.
a. j. HYDE,
G. PATTERSON,
j. A. BILLIARD,
JOHN R. SMITH,
For Treasurer,
G. S. COLLINS.
GEO. l.. LIGHTSEY.
JAS. NJ. KENNEDY,
For Board Polite, Centre Beat,
ESSE Y. CARTER,
JAMES M. DOWNS.
CLARKE COUNTY.
For Probate Judge,
JNO. N. McREE,
A. G. HARRELL.
THOS. H. BANKSTON,
For Circuit Clerk,
w. d. NORTHUP.
For Cvcun and Probate Clerk,
CHAS. w. MOODY.
For Sheriff,
IRA. j. WILLIAMS,
w. H. CHERRY,
THOS. S. PARKER,
For Assessor,
I. E. MOFFETT,
JAMES S. BASS.
For Treasurer,
Dr.. S. NJ. HAMILTON.
LAUDERDALE COUNTY.
For Circuit Clerk.
CT rs. w. HENDERSON.
For Probate Clerk.
JAMES LASLEY.
For Sheriff.
BENZ. MEADOR.
NEWTON COUNTY.
For Probate Judge.
WIN. GRAHAM,
HAMPTON WELLS.
For Circuit and Probate CLERK.
JAMES A. WARE.
For Sheriff,
JOHN II. WELLS, JR.,
JAMES f. CARAWAY.
For Assessor.
J, G.. WILLIAMSON,
ID. MI. BRADHAM.
SMITH COUNTY.
4 - Eor Ts06ate JsS7ce.
xKy1WgrSFEe1
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Ortr Osn Vaokscr.-The Obi, Pesionii,ry
contains 'evou hundred cells. and At the laIss'
dates AsFo we're siH bundled sni niasly.nins
occupied Only enc vseasey lsfs Tor the enter
prising Buckeyes
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csorss-Ws have seen a good nary q our
planter, In hts ani he saioiainE souniiss since
ous last publication, end he rssui; 81 QUE isqul
rias respecting me crops is about as Fellows
(and We repeat e. nssfly 81 - ean the words
o. ans Of cor meet iutelligoul plaslofslt
The cora has suffered severely from he
dfuuih. snd much lees vln Be mads han u vss
ihourht would Be fss weeks ago. Al he
ata oofn u q oomplete failuru. cuuou i good,
and unless soms unforesson socidsni overs bee
h. thsrs never vss larger sFsp IN Dis ssctiou
thaa viii be mals the prsssus ysar.
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no.t ar Mislaid.

II osT OR MISLAID-a certain prOmissory
note given BY Pleasant 7. Gillls in favor Of
\ McKinslry, for $34 SO, dated Oct. !, 1850.
hereby foTewaTn all persons from trading Tor
said note, and also the maker Of the note from
,'.S;ns !, 10 nny person except myself, as shall
~ Immediate steps 10 establish the claim.
'A''' WIN. NJ SMITH.
EnOn. Perry co., Mss, July q, 1858. 42,4t
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HrAtra o. Nav OsLEaSs-ThsFs we're one
hundred snd forty deaths ffom yellow fever in
hsw ORLEANS he, wssk-about twice he nuu,-
Der ofthe week beiars. The disease TOO, i said
~ b. Of ypa unuauslly severe. u s hardly
uses'sary. We 'uPposs. 70 vsra country people
srainsi roiug here 81 present, unless Il Ne lboss
Nho desire 10 nks The hH train 10 kibgdom
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hutc ~ N'e"f > r.
-primSry Department, SlN-m
: Is s.sr,ss;.,asss, sst-.--.1 go ~
= Iie si s I-.e "a T-ls,.l, ax.rn IaRl
Music on Piano, (vviti use Of InstrumenD @3oO
Drawing. Painting. Embroidery, Leather
and Wax Work, each, i2Jo
vance. 1900
Contingent Fee. 100
Students may enter al ,fny time during the session.
and will be charged fronth time OF epry the close
Of the session No deduction will be made for absence
or Withdrawals before the close of the Session. except
in cases Of protracted Illness.
Bills Of Tuition must be settled either by cash or
note at the commencement Of each session. When
settled BY cash five per cent viii be deducted-when
bv note ten per cent win be added after five mounths
The health Of our city the eXcecncy 81 its waters
the purity Of its atmOsphereits Accessibility by lSa
Road and otherwise TO every part Of the Stae-te re
rement Of loo alton and its entire freedom from at
local causes Of discaseour church and sabbath sehoo
privte gcs-thc thorough manner in which our puph
are taught and the that has hitherto ATTENDED
our efforts are among the many considerations tLl
commend this Institution to the attention Of an nel
gent community and Inspire its teachers, patrons, ans
friends with The utmost confidence in its continued sue
cess and future prosperity.
E,Hirrrrise August u, ls5s l4ly
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Caors.-An intelligent gentleman
who has been through Nsw,0n COUNTY,
.ssisias us on ba-Aas... 81 Sl-lhs esePs
tn that county are better than the %.
deaf inhabitants " ever before saw them.
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LsuDsnpkts Couzv.-Ths fuH term Of ~
=. iisai, c.-s, - f'sssrl'slu 'nunl conna 7
Nv Marsn - Moadsy-HoG W.. N Aarl
soeE on ne Bench. sud Gao. WaaS. ~ De-
uicl Attorney.
The docksia. We understand, are not very
mueh crowded, and The rFobahilhy h thai lhs
Csuu wili get through IN ne time allowed By
law.
We hssr bot enc opiaion ~ 10 Jutgs IIan-
cuos's oondacs and abiliiy on ihs Bsuoh--ant
hat s that no judicial odieer IN Mississippi ha'
ever mors psrfsstlY discharged Re varied en-
responsible dulles which pertain 10 he high oi6ss
which be 6is. lie has more than met he o.
pseiatioa which ne public INDUCED respecting
hs talents snd statements when he vas elected
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tTon. W J. Dksitt, Democratic Nominee lsi
Judge win address. the voters Of he Eirh,h IN
dioial District 81 Re EHssing tines sad places
Ellisvills, Jones eouaiy. Argus, Ooh.
Anrusia, Perry eooay. Aurua as,h.
teshssvills. Gsesas county, Aarusi ash.
Iashsou c.H.. Jsosson eously. August 30ih.
AuRHi ifA. 1868.
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IchOl0 FeTey.
Nav ORLEANS, August 12-There
were ihiriy-Gve dea from yellow le-
yer here on Tuesday, and forty-five on
yesterday.
Nco Orleans Markets.
There were 700 bale Of cotton sold
to-day at unchanged prices.
Sugar is quoted at nine and quar-
ter cents.
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MOBILE& NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

American Horses in England.
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JupicItL ELEorioxs.-The Colnmbus Demo
eTai, The leading Democrats paper IL the Dis
lrici has hoisted the name Of Tlon WI. Has
a., ior lodge Of the High Court 10 he Northern
District, that 81 Jasss S. IIauu. E,q., for Cir
cult Judge and 8. ". MSS. Esq. for District
Attorney Of the Sixth District. A disposition
vsiy generally exists among ouf Democratic co.
iemporsfie' u take he right course in The Ju
dicisl elections. They see the importance Of
sloclint good Demoefsis % these othess Here
10 what The nemacrn nysg
J. 3. iltmn BE- beer distinguished and sue
ceasful rFsetHioner " lee TO- nuu'ber Of years
psi 10 Kempsr SD the sjilning counties. lle
y not orly profoundly - . In M law bot he j.
iuo caatsleal scholaF and polished gentle
man
". Mesk has resided IN ths county fur the
ssi hve o. "a years. dufinr mol Of which tine
be hss devoted he sHehilon N The practice Of
law. snd has Gained high sisTiing in The ranks
Of be pfoisssiou. AZ plesdsr IN criminal ca
80. b. hss No superior Of BE sgs 10 the Safe.
such arc our candidates. We think they
viii o. 10 ne 70, iutieisly, politically and per
sonallv.
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Meal ! Meal y Mealllt

1nnn BUSHELS, pure. white. sweeS
IOOO boIted MEAL, GRITS and HON.
my For sale every day, fresh ground, made,
from choice white corn.
If you want nice Corn Bread. try our meal
No Mill in the United States can make beter
meal than We furnish.
Our meal is white, sweet, nicely bolted, aud
will rise we'll
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BLAcK TosoUt, on MvRHAis.-we infer
from what We see IN our exchanges, that ibis
disease continues TO prevail extensively ana
fatally among the cattle IN he Ssa.boatd COIN.
tee We have heard Of no casos Of IL Jet IN the
uPeouulry, md here i' reason to hope that the
lalsness ofthe season. " nothing else, will pre-.
ven, lie spreading generally through tho eoun
ny. IN Mobile the butchers hare suspended
operaiious-nol piece Of beef being offered in
the market Several persans, We learn from
the Mercury, have died near Mobile, from eat.
Ing the milk Of the infected animals. Both The
milk add aesh Of animals Affected with the dis
ease, are fatal 10 those who eat hem
In csso any Of cur readers should End d
among heir eaule, safe aud simple remedy i'
said to be handful of eoppsrn. Dissolved in ho
water. VITA this, after Il eOols, ls' ths hnimal'
mouth Be well and frequently sWabbod.
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u RrorcE TrirmpIaat.


Mr. Ten 81. ssk's horse Baby lon won d
Stewart cup alta match race
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crsrrsAav Cortror. i'ovissAsA.-Amons
ths numerous Literary Institutions claiming Ire
.usntiou af re publie, there are few that de-
..,ys 10 BE- more hirhls considered lhau The one
=. ,,y. named Al Ire hssd q this parasnph.-
A. I. ,sa.r ne p.tfonsko u ths Louisiaaa Con-
f,,..es Of he Moihotia Church, - situated a
1900. Ia ani i recommended 70 ne public
h. ths ability of ns Fssnlty, the hsal'hfalnsss q
h. loesuon. and he pains taken 70 iupari % sia.
s,,,, a thorough kno~ledss Of me various
h,.usbss ora collegiate education. We in-
s.b,ss 10 soms friend iof . eapy o. he eala.
t.rus. whieh slows ne nnmbsr Of Students foT
a. i.ts ssaslaa 20 have been isl.
o.st,.n Costnar.-rhs rsadsfs Of he Cia
,lon sill Sod 10 ne rfsssnl Insus The ADVERTISE
msnt % oskiaai College Il needs no puiE =
h .sas Il the issdu1ions IN which every Mic
....ipplsn fssls iasi pfiis. aud vs DO hops ,hs
sysrv ons wln iaks suoh ~ interest In he eel
fsss a. viii secure iis prosperity aai success
rhs STATE can N % Wsy be made 10 assums q
hl.h : rsak IN he smily q nstous 81 whicl
shsMs namber. - b susiainiug her lnsdlation
sflssrninr. rhay AZ d ones hsF riofy and be
sfrsnFih
0skIsnd Coll.rs be- Ven hs dtls % De ..
issm ~ lhs pnbie. Il 4 ~ Oldest collsss 4
Ire alais. lls oundors look ne dfsi slsp 10 ~
srs.i sofk u huadins up sollsglals insiiiuiion
Or o. aeu. snd here y no raaaon uhY sshooI
afs alsf isis .houn supsrsda \ a lhs pubn
,sssfi. o. f.class g. saussanr Yoang nss
suf tho sdvanursa q saoris. afs Surpassed
~ sarsaa II Mississippi % iie nsishbolin
afaiss Il ssghi 10 - iasininsts snt ~ hep
4 wid b..
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MOBILE CITY MILLS.
SCPLE e. BROTHER.

MIL L Frs.
CORNER COMMERCE a. CHURCH SITS.
MOBILE, ALA.
VI anufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Fresh
Ground
ELOUR, Rye Flour, UnbOlted Flour, Crack
II ed Wheat. Middlings, Rye Meal, Corn
Neal, Griis and Hominy.
Corn Oats, Wheat Bran, Corn Bran. Cracked
'"rn. Wheat Shorts, Rye Shorts, and al kinds
Of Feed, Sc. &c.
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Kansas Elcckon.

ST. LoUis, Aug II The maioiiY against
t.e EnEa.' ordiusucs. as Gar returns had
been received. Is 63js.
North Cal0'iga Election.
El.s. Democrat IL elected Governor Of Noril
Cafoliaa = shout 1880 .nsio ",
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MnsisiPri PLASrEs Asp MtcHAsio. This
work has been Feceived-lhs August number
and i contains an amount of.valnahls Informs.
ion ior planters and armsu Dr. N. w. Phil
Ups. ono q The best praotdal and soisuiids paut-
ers ia The Souih, s PfiuoiPal editor Of this work.
and the results ofhia observation and On porisnss
arc given to The planters OF Mississippi through
hs papss
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= DIR BAAEaE TREATS ALL DIS
EASES FREE olcHARGE.


DIR BAAEaE TREATS ALL DIS
EASES FREE oICHAsGE.
DOCTOR BAAh-r-elL .-ss-ss...s- special at
teniion 10 the foAonhg nlseascs: Coughs, Colds,
y Consumption Crop Iuaienza, Asthma, Bronehi
lis, and all other disease 2 Throat and Lungs.
He VIII devote parictr s.isntion 10 treatment Of all
skin Diseasos-Lumbat ssrpfrla, Rheumatism acute
snd chronic, Neuralgia A,-s epilepsy, Dyspepsia,
FILES and all derangernA q ~ stomach. Liver and
Bowels and also to al o'lc Female diseases. Spec
iai attention win be give TIE treatment Of the Eye
and Ear.
DR. Baakee has mad ne4v discovery Of Fluid that
viii produce perfect alsuiiaaofthe Cataract and
restore permanent visia ye without the use Of
the knife Or. BasSs snsr -suee one thousand GER
tihcaies Of his Perfod es-l.la snriag Cancers old
Sores or Ulcers Fistua ll II SYtlnors of every
description, and without o. isc Of the knife. Special
arrangements must be MAG viii Or. Baakee for the
treatment Of the last nanfD.seases, they will re
| quire his constant advieeh d attention DR. Baakee
is one Of the most skillful celebrated Surgeons and
Physicians now living. fame Is known personally
in nearly every principally IN the world.
| Anlenersdirectodt 10 HiBaakee enclosing postage
stamp, or ave cents, froTny distance correctly sta
ting the nature Of the di shall be promptly answer
ed and all the patients 4 5y correspondence, FIRE,
Of charge.
/ Olice hours from Al to9P.M
bOUTOR BAAKEE.
Office, 40 Baroune ., below Poydras, ST,
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Rev JAMES PURvIANCE, d. D., President
Rev }. +. G. DOREMUS, A. NJ, Prof Of Ancient Ian
guages.
Rev W ID MOORE. a. NJ, Prof Of Natural Science
ROBERT PATTERSON, a. NJ, of Mathematics.
FREDK NJ STEVENS, A. NJ, Principal Preparato
~ Department
August IL, lsjS. 4iJt
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Gunny Bags!

10000 Selected second hand chsice GUNNv
BAGS put up IN bundles Of 100 each AZ
gooa as new, ana 10 fins shipping order For
sale low Also deal in new 6unnS B.qs
..1 We respectfully Invite the publ, VISITING
N obils to call on us; we shall take pleaSra :;
showing our ieles and giving our prices
All orders, by mail and otherwise. pross.h..
atendedto. SCIPLE g. BROTHER,
CRY Nuts.
Corner Commerce and Church sts., Mobile. Aai.
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