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Io-EPH Block. MAnIsoS McATEE j. T EseIrs-uN.
Ncw-Orleans. Jackson. Miss. New Orleans
BLOCK, McAFEE 4 CO.,
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,
No. 8 Union St.
NEW-ORLEANS.
Nor ORLEANS. Nov. q. ISIS. 71v
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Tho Iowa State Jounal. a Democratic
paper. imputes the defeat ofihc Democrats
IN that State 10 the want Of votes
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r n PENErDr-r

ALARNlNG SIGNS OF A SICKLY SUMMER.
IiE summer and Fall Of ISIS viii he marked in tb.
L records Of time a. the most sickly and unhealthy
q seasons that have visited the northern portion Gf
tHls c'huheht Tor many years. Malari0us Diseases
h u'r most malignant and vioeu. forms will prevail
- 'l,l'lil'- m sections ofour country thai have
'e'i n'luged 10y the late overlooking drivers crap
.d hyo Gus. and drenched by the recent heavy rains
Yellow Fever. Typhoid Fever. Billions Fever Fc-
Yer ana Ague, CougcsjIve Fever. Intermittent and
hemItent Fevcrs Cholera Flux- Iyseuterio- Sudden
ATTACKS 81 vomiting viii rage with violence IN the VIZ
'nlNer OF low lnarshy lands. and whore tho i.iuue
~ Si" waters ana drenchngs Of the rains nav. been
-Iflc'ently violent 90 produce nia-ul. from decom-
p"-lupn OF vegetable or other decompp-ri matter
ID our southern and Western States we may there
lore pect the prevalence epidemic, Of Nalg-
ous diseases m one or the other of the above named
selves with tine proper TO protect their -yS-
tens against sudden attacks Of diseases of any kind
We NOTIFY the people of the approach q these mala-
dies. In Ra.iaSay- Ready Relief YOU have tn. pre-
tentative. With this Remedy. however violent and
malignant, infections and deathly may be the charar-
ter oi the dlse-e,lt cannot harm Won AJ.sspo0nfu
~ this He-protectng Remedy. drank little water
three or four times per day, viii So forty the Stum-
acn aEn, the infectious gases Of these fcEcr- that
you are safe from danger though you were breath
ing the most wholesome nud IuyiEo-atunU atmo--
phere under the sun. Railways Ready Relief has
been proved, IN the yellow Fever Of 1853 to ba tho
hest d-niectant IN fanny uf our readers are 70
unfortunate 20 he afflicted with any Fever Chole-
Intermittent or Remittent feYer-Rsdway's Ready
Relief added with Railways Regulators will in a few
hours arrest the violence and danger Of the disease
and cure Won
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OFFTCE,IL

hRANlNt' Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Of Geor-
IL ga. Class Al at Augusta Georgia SATURDAY. Nov
18Th, 1858. Samuel swan Co, Managers.
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TnAvrnirfso-faat Thursday was ap.
eolnte.l ~ ere Governors IT moro than
half thr States In the Union A. Thanks-
siving dag.
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- ny slclaps generally IN cases OF
lNaJt -4s tuyu l.Ieunatism, Dropsy. Gravel Collie,
Cholera, Fever and Ags- Structure, Diseases of the
Urinary organs. the Kidneys. and the Bowels Ner-
Yous Debility, est, whilst the weaker sex by its use
viii invariably ind relief from those distressing an
noyanoes which frequently attend their delicate
caulEstl0n
Dr. Valentine Mott Of NeS York, the highest Medi-
eau authority, says " In some cases / recommend
Pure Holland Gin a Medicine-Charles's London
CORDIAL tn contains larger quantity of Juniper. and
consider It Pr superior article in fact, the best
have ever seen
L is peculiarly adapted 10 residents in the Southern
and Western States wen as for travellers exposed
TO changes Of water and air.
For sale in quarts and pnts by all Druggists Gro
GERS, Frliterers and Country Merchants. Beware Of
limitations Buy only Charles'-None other Is Impor-
ted.
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MOBILE CITY MILLS,
sCIPLE & BROTHER,

Corner Of Commerce and Church Streets
MOBILE. ALA.
AANUFACTrFEEs ANp WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
FRESH GROUND FLOUR:
Tuhp.tpd Flour Cracked heat Middliug-. Rye Meal,
Corn Meal. hrit- and Huminy: Corn Oats, Wheat
Bran. Torn Bran. Cracked Corn. Wheat Shorts
Eye shorts, and 81 kinds Of Feed &c &c.
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InHN W. Wnon.

T 7 % u " p A 7 Law
LEXINGTON, Mss
WILL attend faithfully 20 business entrusted IN
w h.- care iu the Courts Of Holmes and the sur.
rounding C1untie--
L,r5inlf1a. Mss. Nov. q, 1855 7rv
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LAND FOR SALE

rI'o take charge q small Grammar school. Fcl
i particulars address
THOMAS l.. BRDTHFRS.
Brotherton Wayne County. Miss.
WV To- A7t0 st-3W
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Southern CPOckery Emporium.
ESTABLISH ED IN 1910.
OSCAR CHEEsMAN,
INip0ETea tSp DEALfR ~
QUEENSWARE, CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
l45 DUANE STREEr.
NEW YORK.

las. EDWARDS q SONS Celebrated Imporial Iron
~ stone China; togctherUith White Granite Blgeaud
Painted Ware, from the best English manufacturers:
also "a splendid assortment Of French and English
emma IN white gilt and richly decorated Dinner and
Cd and Plan This stock was gotten Mp pres =ly for
the southern Trade and fsil to please either
IN style prices.
Orders promptly executed. and especial attention
given % packing.
Ntlr Ior., July. lS5S. sH-1v
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FOR PURIFYING TINE BLOOD,


AND FOR THE CURE OF
Scrofl1. HrcTidl Diseases, Stubborn Ulcers Pbe,,,na
tlsB, Cutdna0bs Er1pts0ns, Dyspepsia Ldpcr Co1l
plant Bronchitis Sat RhcuBl Constgqpftou
FerCr Sores ETlsipsjGs, Female Cor1-
plants Lass q appetite PimDIes
BsS, General DobilitU de-
LIVERY revolving year confirms and snreads far
IL Their and wider the we-merited repiltation and
deserved popularity of this invaluable Medicine prov
lnE y 70 ie the most encacIous remedial agent known
Tor the cure OF all diseases arising from an manure
state OF the blood, As mild sperient antiseptic and
tome It contains thc three most useful properties of
medicine II purges. puTiies, and restores The ran
ldity with which the patient RECEIVERS
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
under TINS tiple influence Is surprising Each new
ct7e IN which II j. applied furnishes in the result
new cerutllate Of rs cXceence and we have only 10
point 20 the accumulated testimony of multitudes
who have eXperiencedlt IT. effects, to convince ncredu-
hty itself Of its real value
ANOTHER CURE OF SCROFTuA
Troy, y. Y Sept l, 1854.
Hessrs. A. b. d D. Sands Gentlemen[T have for
nearly three years been troubled With that dreadful
disease Scroua; much So as to be ofe ave 10 INV
husband and % myself; and 70 ainreef have tried
every kind OF medicine that came under nv notice
without effect One Of my neighbors who had leen
cured Of q similar complaint by your Sarsaparla ad-
lysed me 20 make trial Of it, and can truly say that
Il has done me world Of good, having Completely
cured me. Hoping that my evidence NAV induce
others similarly afflicted 70 adopt the same remedy
with the same satisfactory results
remain gratefully yours.
SARAH A.. j. POHLMAN
Prepared and sold by 4. b. 4 d. SANDS Wholesale
Druggists No. leo Fulton street, New York.
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WILLIAM WALTON.
BurRy For sale.

bhS ~, -, = gs-les
4 GOOD SECOND HAND BUGGY FOR SALE. Tor
n Cash. or t1r Note with good security. ArrIy IN
tIf- uthrs.
Hr..Eflrg Nov T. 1855. -lHr
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
c. II. MANsHIP,
Hnnxp. SIGN EanrY Painter 4 Paper Hangefi

DEALER -.
PAINTS. OILS VARNIsH, WINnoW-GLAseNG LVh
WALL PAPER AND BORDER,
state street.
fFotlr doors below the Mansion House,l
JACKSON, MISS,
Jackson, Nov, 81 1851, e-ly
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4 STEADILY INCREASING RTSIYFS,

A STEADILY lAJREASlAI BUSINESS
NOR the past IS years, with the most respectable
Il Merchants, Druggists. and Hotels, and the fact oi
holding stock tll u acquires proper age, warrants
m calling attention 70 our IMPORT isI1Ns and SYSTEM ~
BoTTINe, and also in soliciting your orders OF an Cx-
animation when purchasing. We have Standard quail
tiles from the oldest shippers Of CoGNAc BEASpEs. Of
different grades amt yutigyS. put up in dozens, from
s. to 50 Per d"z. Also. MADEIRA SHEERY and PoRr
from the best house, IN Europe Of grades and prices
uniform with the above an with elegant brands and
labels, bearing our name. We have also
In amber Rhine Fi8-ks, with handles AvBRosIu and
SAnnLrrAG WHISKY, containing Old Bourbon and No
nougthela.
In Wcdge-shapt Bottles. AurGHANY STOMACH CORDIAL.
approved of 10y eminent physicians.
Old ROYAL HOLLAND t'IN with fac sinile oftho Royal
Coat Of Arms.
In Pine Apple shape Bottles, OLp PM APPLE RUN.
In Temple shape Bottles CoNsrJTvu0N BITIERs, supe-
rarto any imported.
In EyTthen Jugs, Amsterdam imported srADruUIs
CyRACoA SCHNAPPs,
- - WuIIuo1K & Co.'S ScHrDiN SeHxsrps.
EA-ui all the above we are the SOLE PROPRIE-
TORS. Tho prices IS low as they can possibly be
afforded; and the utmost reliance can be placed u the
quality Of the different articles, and sample Cases will
H.
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Feed! Feed! Feed!!!
Gunny Bags!

On 600 SELECTED. Second Hand Choice GUN
ZO,OUO Ny BAGS: put up in bundles Of 100
each; ~ good a. new, and IN fine shipping order
For sale low. Also dead in new Gunny Bags.
Gave respectfully invite the public visiting No
bile o. call on us; shall take pleasure in showing
our articles and giving our prices
Al orders. hy mail and otherwise. promptly attend
ed -. SCIPLE a BROTHER.
CTTT Mills,
Corner Commerce and Church sts, Mobile. Ala
NJ if July II. l>jN. 3q-lv
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PHfSTER N Corur.-A suit came on
the other day in which a printer named
kelvy was q witness. The case was an az
sault and battery that came of between
two men named Brown and Henderson.
"Mr. kelvy, did YOU witness The affair
referred tor
Eyes. sir
well. what have you to say about
That Il was the bestpicoc Of punctua-
ton have seen IN some time
What DO YOU mean Nv thatg'
"Why. that Brown dotted one of Hen
deron's eyes, for which Henderson put a
period 10 Browns breathing for about o
half a minute"
Tho court comprchcnded the matter
At once, and fined the defendant fifty dol
lars
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PREPARE TO RESIST TIE PEsrrENcE-

\ great nilnter OF those mo ne rom presidential
diseases are suddenly seized in the night. or when
they least expect attack, and therefore unpre-
pared 60 resist the first attacks Of their deadly foe
II IS therefore Of the greatest importance those
who desire 70 live through attack of this kind
whether Cholera. yellow Fever, sun Stroke. Concoz-
tons Brain Fever, to have Railways Ready Re
lief and Regulators read 70 use al any moment
These Remedies, when Won feel unwell orln PAIN
either slight yIoientW1ll instantly check and sf0n
the progress Of the disease and deliver You from fur
Their harm. Let every Housekccper. Planter Far
shipmaster and IN fact, all having charge # 9th
er-. keep supply Of Rdaway's Ready Relief Roui-
lators and Rcs0vonts IN their houses 4 eicky sea-
Is fast pproaching-dseasos Of the most terrible
and fatal character viii prevail; bat, with these rem
edie- at hand you may rest secure.
There are no remedies known 10 PHYSICIANS that
the public. rs a general rule. can rely upon IN the
successful treatment Of infectious and masrotl- dis
eascs-RadWays Rcady Belief or Regulators, rs
curatyes and representatives. against attacks Of ufca-
tious and mali -nant Fevers, fixed facts. r. r r.
Remedies are sold by Druggists and Merchants ever
where.
RApWAY & co. I52 FuIton # \ Y
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DRY Dor tN ov-Our planters, one
and an viii read with interest aud profit
the prro csaay Of pr KING. on Dry Rot
ia Cothu. which we publish i'm this inn
prceim Of the Cr'ou. II was written
or ~ Agricultural Fair Of Laudcrdale
CouuF whore it was awarded the prcmi-
INN. lt show that tho author has been
aver close observer Of the phenomena,
a knwlcdge of which Is necessary 20 a
propr understanding Of the diseases that
alled our great staple. We 10 not pro-
fes 90 be- able TO pass upon the correct.
mes Of bis vicws; but the subject d Ger
tihly one Of great interest and impor-
tame and. as such. every intelligent
platter viii resd pr. KiSe's article and
tanparc it with the results Of his own
Judgment and observation.
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
RAILS MIC CORDIAL.

ID a j. - 4 NJ IL W Ia - A l..
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or
Coughs Coils Tpfaciua Group, Ho7rs,asss bronchitis
IicDl0ui1, Diseases = he B0irols arising from f1aS
IHcpof Consumption, ant lor thc rt1g g'st u a. NJ
possible cre y Patients ~ advanced stages y De TAT
IVIIs celebrated preparation, like the Bt'er,. may
he confidently relied on L T. designed for class
% diseases more general and more fatal than amy
other which the people q thus country subject
those sprnging from slight cald." That eminent
authority Dr. Bell SAYS: Il will not say that Colds
10 our inhabitants Whist the Plague and yellow
Fever 10 those II other countries; hut can aver
conndently that they usher % diseases q greater
further proof Of the terrible fatality II diseases
resulting from a common cold' may be- seen by
glance at the following statistics taken from the
cords Of the Board Of Health Of Philadelphia, con
icSsedly one Of the most healthy l"2lities m ihe
is5s. Total deaths in Philadelphia 1881
an other diseases (25O IN num-
bcrD $50
1888 Total deaths, 9.74s
Died Of Consumption 1888
al other diseases, 1854
1854 Total deaths. n,sil
Died Of Consumption LIS
all other dieascs, $3.50
-u.sl4
From these figures it will he seen that nearly one
flrtb ~ no tol deaths in the country are caused hy
consumption. e. say nothing of the numerous other
diseases springng from slight cold.
DO not trife with your health but If suffering from
Lrns RalSamic C0Yial and YOU may safely count on
cure. Thousands have done and have certified 10
IT, wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from disordercd or
dyspeptc state Of the stomach IN which the Ger
man BItters should be- used In cases Of weakness,
or general debility 81 the system, resulting from a
protractod cough the German Bitters will be found
| Of great benefit.
Prepared only by Dr. G. N. Jackson ais Arch Street,
Philadelphia and Tor sale by Druggists and Storekcep
ers throughout the United States aud Canada. Proc
l 20 cents per bottle.
So Sold by W. II. Edmonson Paulding, Mississp-
p and BY agents generally in any city andtown in the
/ United States.
June II, 1855, 561y
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lt tll.
COMMON DISEASES.

Diseases such a. Rheumatism. Gout Scatina Neu-
ralgia, Head Aches Influenza Rush Of Blood {, the
Head, BIliousness, Chohcs, Tooth Aches. Group.
WhOopng Coughs. Inflammation Of the Bowels aud
the stomach, Congestion Of the Bran. sun stroke
Liver Difficulties and other PAINFUL facilitating and
length and breadth Of the land attacking in their
most violent forms the aged middled aged
and youthful. But against these ills, which infilc
much pam upon their victims. Roadway Ready Re
hefwill IN few minutes remove the most fierce and
torurng palms, and if used in connection with Rad
away's Regulators speedily effect a cure.
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MADISON COLLEGE.

SHARON, MISSISSIPPI
'INlE Sessions # this Institution commence ON the
Thursday in July.
REV T. G. THORNTON. j. D.
f1cSlHt ant Professor u ng7' anil intellectual Sr's1rc.
and .SG-roi Lftlru'frs
REV. J. VI. PUGH. 4 r..
.cc-lr15ldrt Gff Professor ri N1fhsl4'iey NryTqy
Philosophy aud Astr1a0my
II. W. PIERCE g. NJ
If0ftsgIr q Elgb Literature and resistant Professor
Il Moral and Is'rVer'1Gl .Srs,1ies.
W &c. HUNNICJ TT. 4. "
Professor q Languages. Co8pUatirs d8dt1ql ami In
gsiue.
r. T. COMFORT. g. NJ
P.fHrp1i of me PTrppr1tsrV Department
JOHN FLOWERS. 4. b.
Tutor.
Trrlns Tuition IN the First and Second Divisions
of the Preparatory Department 80; in the Third SO
and IN any II the College Classes $50 per session %
ten months. Good board can be had ~ ten duIlars
per month
by reference TO the Catalogue which VIII b. sent 20
any one on application to the President or either Df
the Professors, IL will be that the course of study
o. extensive and that every facility is afforded f.r tie
acquisition 81 a good and solid eduru.iou.
70 deductions, except for protractcd Illness.
NhnrDu sept. 1. 1855. f-Ty
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To the Citizens Of Mississippi.
CHARLES
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.

ONLY LONDON GIN IMPORTED.
This Gin, distilled in London,
from sound Barley, under the
surveillance Of the British Excise
Laws, Is delicately favored with a
tlncture of the Italian Juniper
Berry. and some Of the most valu-
tble reStOratives Of the Vegetable
Kingdom, rendering it, in the
)plnlon If the most eminent med
cal men, the purest and safest
stimulant. or diuretic drink IN use
II Is delicious tonic, Of soft
md delicate flavor. differing en-
rely from any other Gin. and de-
5oid of that harsh. acrid taste,
which renders the article known
- Holland Gin or Schnapps 50
Objectionable.
Though not intended solely as a
Medicine. It Is recommended bv
fhyslclsps generally in cases OF
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y. MCKIysTRT & Co. Pauldiug
HUlEyEg CRUNP, NicksburE.
G. A. hp1EE. Jackson.
G. Il. RENCHER. Euterpri.o
JouN WRIGHT & Co.. New Orleans
GEORGE CosTER Mobile.
JAMES BLAIR. Columbus
Nar York Sent. Is, lS5S 4q-I,
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MOBILE MARX EFT s

LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
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New-orleans Money Market.
uul Canal streets.
SPECIE.
SWAN Il CO.'S LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANT!
CAPITAL PRIZE S5O,OOO!
TICKETS ONLY sIOi

The follow ne .ssue viii Dee drawn rs :. swan 4
Co., ...H.r- ~ tU Sparta Academy Lottery, IN each
&C t.- s-.a Number l.p...gi,- Or December. Il 5.
.t augusta raUrHs- u public under -ie -Irernteu-
t.u.H ui Commissioner.
Class 4i Draws Saturday Dec. 1, 1855.
Glass - Draws saturday, Dec. IL, 1858.
Glass o. Draws saturday. Dec. IS, ISIS.
Glass 4 Draws Saturday, Dec. -, ISIS.
On the Plan Of single Numbers.
$1,000 TICKETS!
Five Thousand Five Hundred and
Ten Prizes.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE To EVERY NINE TICKETS
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CHRONIC DISEASES

Those who unfortunate as to be afflicted
with Chronic Diseases. BreAknu- Ont E1uniu~
Sores. HumOr-. Fever Sores, Ulcers. salt Rbauu1
PrckIv Heat, Sore Head, Sore Eyes. Bal LEGS sores
in the Nose or Mouth, Cnkers. BOils. Batches Fry
-ipelas. Bad Coughs. Swollen Parts. will snfer in
creased agonies from these Diseases during this scIv
sycle. unless the Blood j. clean-ed from H. Humors.
and the system renovated Of its impurities, bV Rad
WAYS Renoyatiug ResolyeHt This reluetiyj- 0uicL
for the above named diseases; and il the only
known Remedy that will completely eradicate from
the system diseases inherited hy constitutional trans
mission. Persons afflicted with Scrofulq Fits, 81
Fhis any other Chronic disease will be effacti-
ally cured, II Railways Renoyaung Re-olycnt is
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OAKtANu CoLtrGr-Prof j, 4. q. Done
mus, Of Oakland College. has resigned the
Chair Of Ancient Language, the rc-igua-
ton 70 take place on the 1t ol january
ensuing.
Prof +. M stephens, the Principal oi
The Preparatory Department. has also re-
signed his office in the College, 10 take e.
feet on the same date.
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NINN-Ntlkn :. g.. March. o. 1851
/ DAVID ELklN. do hereby certify that have
/ been afflicted for about two months With lnlam-
mt1ory rheumatism. one Of my legs heing much
difficult wak--tut the stiff ioint has been twice
rubbed with Prof prGrath'~ celebrated Electric OH
within thirty hours md nov have ia, perfect use ~
the afflicted limb. ! was also troubled with partial
deafness my left and by a single application II
The Electric on my hearing has been greatly I'M
proved. DAVID ELEIN.
AFFLICTED, READ THIS.
AUGUsTA. "a March y. ls57.
Prov Dr.rArH-pcar Sir: THIS Is To- certify that INV
boy Moses has been afflicted with Rheumatism for
.eyrnteen wears, and by one application Of your OIL.
prof p"tr7:hs Electric Oh was entirely cured, and
] ohecrtllly recommend il TO all similarly Affected
Yours respectfully, &. HEUBER.
AUGUSTA. Ga March q, 1857.
PEoF. bItEaTu-ncar Sir: This = 70 certify that |
have been afflicted with Headache. and Curns on my
feet. from which have suffered very much: and hy
tho application OF Hctirath's Electric OIL have been
cured ofmy Headache and Corns, and therefore
commend r o. alL y. McCUE.
Ask Mr.. H. Hirgnboiharn. corner or EoIock and
Broad Streets if be not cured of Rheumatism. of
long standing by one or 9" applications q Dtirats
AK VIM. N pAntquac and T. : Mctcaif they
were not cured Of pains 10y two applications Of
bcGrlth'- Electric pu
NOR than fifty Of sixty others were relieved Of all
ol, ran bc atte~ted by hundreds who saw il applied
The Professor drank bottles IN the presence Of
hundreds and received no injury from n Ii may h.
applied externally or internally, without danger.
AFFLICTED, READ THIS.
Ard-'ofs CisrC mate on one u our Cihru>
Prov DaGEATH-Dear sir: This j. to certify that
had i srrlucd my shoulder. and was afflicted for
eighteen days. and lost the Of my arm and could
not raise my hand 70 my head: and hearing Of the
wonderful cures effected 10y DeGrath's Electric on,
and lN one aFph'a'lon OF the Electric OIL, i'm
mediately enabled 20 raise nv hand to my head and
.lke "t ny pat. Thank God ] am well and cheer
ton made before a hundred persons
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SUNMERylLLE FEMALE SEMINARY,

NOMMEhl Lin FEMALE SEMINARY,
Summer'llle, NONubee County, Miss.
INhE undersigned j. happy to announce 10 his
friends that he has purchased the property Of the
above school and now offers TO the public his sery-
c,S IN promoting the cause Of sound southern female
education. =
The buildings for the above school were erected by
Mr. Lew Lloyd, wealthy gentleman Of this vicinity
school. which he thought TO he imperously demand
ed bv the public Il has been my intention TO engage
in tins great work plan similar TO that adopted
hy my brother of the ~Summerville Institute, school
established by lnSefinr the education OF boys and
younp men, This determination upon my part Was
Formally announced in circular issued upon ta-
kn charge Of the Female School 1T Louisville, Miss
some eighteen months ago Upon the first of March
newt with a splendid edlfice, under my own control
ari direction. with considerable experience in the
profession of my choice shall proceed to the purl
pose Of my life No ambition is felt TO build m a
School for the "FGbObs" but the terms are SUCH Il Is
conceived, a. viii afford the greatest good 10 the
greatest number
TERMS:
Board snd Tuition for ten months......,.. % %
Music ON the l1ano : 50 On
for the Latin Language. extra..........,... ~ 90
hS@Payments must he made semi-annually in ad-
vance. - 80
Trusting to that generous public that has sustained
and battered him IN the positions heretofore held hy
HIM, the Principal links his destiny with that Of the
"Sumrncryllle Female Seminary
FEB. {. GATHRIGHT,
- Principal and PROPRIETOR
Gho'son' MIS- Jan Soth' lSSs. 22-ly
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-11-27

LunIDtF ana MeHI IOf Sale.
FTHE undersigned beg leave to notify their friends
and the public generally, that they will keen CON
stany on hand at their Mills in the southwest corner
Of Newton county, good supply Of Lumber Of ali
descriptions, and good Corn Meal which they will sell
on accommodating terms.
These Mills are Of the most approved descrin.ion
IN use in the South and we hope by strict atten
ton TO business to merit the patronage 81 the public
oct. 10 1855 - -