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MEDICAL.
DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY's

h INSTITUTE, Sacramento street, below NJ,
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co ;. CO.
San Francisco, California. Established in leSIfmn
permanent cure of all Private and Chronic Di.s.s.
and the suppression II Quackery. Attending aDd,s.t
dent Physician, J. CIAPKAY. NJ d.. late Mn.
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Phy.iciasto
the Goth Regiment OF Honveds, Chief surgeon IN H.
Military Hospital of Peeth Hungary and late lec,u,s
on diseases OF womenand children.
'E0THE AFFLJCTED.-DR.L j. CZApKAy..r
be consulted at his Institute for the cure of ,Is
forms VI private Diseases, such AS syphilis sonorthe,
Nocturnal Emissions, and all the conseguence. ~
self abuse. In the frss,nges OF Syphiiitic or Gose
rheal diseases, he guarantees a cure In a few day.
without inconvenience TO the patient or hindranre,
his business. When "A patient, by neg eel or mpron
er treatm emit has developed the secondary ssnp,oms
Of syphilis, such as blboes or painful swes1eror
the groins or ut sin the throat aud nose whfh
not checked. destroy the soft parts and cau,e IN.
bones TO mortify, separate and come away, Leaving
the sufferer an object hideous to behold or when
blotches and pimpcs break out upon the skin or
when he has painful swellings upon the bona, a.
when his constitution Is injured so TO predi.p,ss
to consumption or other constitutional d eases ths
Doctor guarantees cure or asks no compensntion
In RHEU MATISM, chrome or acute /: in pYsPN.
Terry or DlARRiOEA, he has safe and eHectua
remedies. Fer the treatment oGthe consequences "A
self abuse, such as n0csrna! emissions
timidity, headache. pansin the back and limbs with
e.erai weakness loss of memory injury to the sQh
reSIcssness confusion Of ideas dislike for society
and a feeling of WEAKNESS Of life with the neryona
system excitable that slight noses shock or stars
the patient max ng his xiscnce mise rnble Foribe
above maadies the Doctor will guarantee a cure o.,
ask no compensation. II e can be consulted free az
charge, and invites all TO call it will them no.
thing, and may be much to their advantage. Oars
hours from . A. Nj, to p NJ.
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StPtRMArORRHOEA, OR LOCAL WEASSl
- Nervous Debility. low spirits. Iassitndr, ~
mes. OF the Limbs aud Back lndlSposiiion ap. -
pabilty tor labor and Study, Dizziness OF ApPc4
Solitude. Timidity Self nj .trust Dizziness llesas
Involuntary Discharges. Pains in the side, As N
q the Ewes. Pmples on the Face, SEXUAL spp ~ b
inhrmaiies In NAN, are cured without ialt
Justly celebrated Physician and Surgeon " 81
CZAPKAY. His method Of curing diseases
unknown to others ard hence hi- great sue N
All consultations, hy letter or otherwise II,.,,
dress l.. J. CZapkay, NJ. ID San Francisco, OA'"
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
PHI ANIE OH Or niIe n

IN
u the Probate Court for the County Of Butte, State
of California, made on the 10Th day of May, A. u
1888 the undcrsgned. administrator OF the estate Of
CHARLES u. CDoDf deceased, late Of SAID County
will expose for SALE Mt public auction the ranch
OF said deceased On Dry Greek, in said County the
following described property, 10 wit; One hundred
and sky ncrcs %, improved land with the enements
thereon situated In the Township Of Hamilton
County and state aforesaid. and bounded rs follows,
Ia wit; Commencing at n point on the east bank
OF Dry Or elk, about $50 rolls souiherly. and below
the ranch oi Capt John w. Moore, (Dry Creek
House, thence southerly and parallel with sld Dry
Creek 100 rods; thence westerly at right angles 100
rods; thence northerly at right angles 100 rods;
thence easerly nj right angles 100 rods the pa 90
OF beginning. The terms Of sale: CASH. Sale 10
commence at the hour OF one O'Clock 4. NJ, on sat.
urday tho 20th day OfJune A. ID. 1858.
JOHN 4. MORRIS, Public Admin istraior,
Per ID. W. CHEESMAN. Deputy.
n. B.-rhe above property was advertizel to be
sold ON the sih day of May, A. d. 1853 under former
ordcI of Probate Court. Owing to sickness of Dep-
uly Administrator, the sale wa, not made.
ID. w. CIIEESMAN,
Deputy Public Adminisrat ".
oroNille, May 29th. A. ID. 1858. mv29 Nv
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SuERIrrS SALE.
EEY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

u
issued out of the District Court of tho Fifteenth
Judicial District IN aud Tor the County of Butte aud
state OF California. commanding ns To make the sum
of two hundred aud thirty and seventy four one.
hundrodhs dollars, $3.50 ~ with interest thereon
Al the rate OF ten per cent per from the 18th
day of April lass, until paid, together with the
further sum OF dfty eight and ninety one hundfe dths
dollars costs OF suit and all aeeruing costs by said
writ wherein J. u. GAME. 4. p. GAME, ana D.
BoCklUS are plaintiffs, and !. d CUSHION, n.
COLAiIAN, JAMES MURPHY and - AN
TONIC are defendants have levied aud seized upon
and shall expose at public sale to the highest idder
Tor cash. nj the Court House door, In the Town OF
0royie, County Of Butte. state aforesaid on Thurs
day the 10th day OF June A. u. 1855, at two
O'Clock r. NJ of said day all &C the right, title aud
interest OF the above named Ia and the
following described property, to wits certain
Quartz Ledge. situated near the head OF Powelrs
Creek. IN oro Township, in lutte County, California;
known a. the Murphy Co.'S Ledge, together with
all and singular the dips spurs ami angles the ten
emens, machinery, and aStures thereunio belonging
or In anywise appertaining
NJ ~ PLU.H, Sheriff Butte County.
Dated orovillo May i9th.iT
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mechanics Lien.
County oF DrrTE

JouS q ADAMS,
vs.


County oF BrrrE JAcos s. MoRRIs
a COMPLAINT HAvtNG nEEN FILED IN
N the District Court Of tive Fifteenth Judicial
District TN AMI for Butte Co Inty hy he above named
plaintiff against said defend M, praying for the fore
closure OF a mechanics ten FOE tbs OF three
hundred and seveaty one dollars AMI eighty eight
cents, and interest at The ratr of three per cent per
month on the follOsiDg property to wit: Lot No
one. two, seven. and rtght. IA block No. thirty
seven, IN the Town Of O-ovill with all the hlidnHs
upon the sane. Motto Is hereby gwen, "a all per
SINS hocng or claiw No hens on the sai property
~ be and appea, ths shove District Court. Il the
Conr lIcuse IN Oroetite, the tourth Monday ~
August next and to exhibit then AMI there the prcof
ot ssid Items. JOHN q ADAMS
wills A RosF~v,~~. At'ys ~ plsnud.
orpViiie. NAV lmh ifSS mylo-ecd
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sS:icriT's Sale.
uHH Nhluc OF n DtCrelnl Order Issucd

- out OF the District Court of the Fifteenth Judi
cinl District 10 aud Tor Butte county aud State Of
California, against j T. Kirwan and in favor of
James u. Emerson. for the sum Of i've hundred and
sixty -nine ninety five one huuiredth~ dollars debt
ntercs. and costs, AMI in favor OF Hoe for the
sum Of four hundred and eighteen eighty seyen one
huulredths dollars. debt interest aud costs ana in
favor of d. Haley aud IhOs Hawkins for IA" sum Of
one hundred ani twenty thirty nine one hun.
dredthS d0lars debt interest and costs with interest
on said sums at the rate Of ten per cent per autin
until paid, aud all accturg costs said writ to me
directed and delivered. commanding me to sell the
mnnds, viii on Saturday The .Oth day OF
June, A. u. 1888, at the hour Of 2 O'Clock y. A. of
said day in pursuance Of the requirements of said or
the property described in said order of sale A. io,-
lows, TO wit that certain concrete building situated
on the mouth side OF Montgomery street ia the town
of uroyilr county of Butte and State OF California
on what Is known part of block eighteen IN the
town of Oruyille, aul commencing ON sa / block
number eighteco, on Montgomery street about Eve
feet easteriy from the south east corner of the build
ing known aS tho Table Mountain House, IN Oraville
aforesaid and running thence easterly thirty eight
icet along the northcrly line of said MONTGOMERY
street thence northery at right angle fifty weight
feet, thence westerly at right angle nineteen feet
thence northerly about ninety feet at right angle
thence at right ango westerly nineteen feet thence
southetly at right angle hundred and forty.eght
feet AID six Inches To the place OF beginning.
The above sale To take place at tue Court House
door in the town of Oroyille county and State afore
said.
" d PLU.U, Sheriff BUTTE County.
Orovllp, June Sd, A. u. 1858
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PROBATE NOTICES.
GUARDIANS SALE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER DULY MADE
u nv the Probate Court OF the County Of Butte, on
the 9TH day Of Jnne, a. j lMs' VIII pr lsced 10
sell. At public sale on the 4 2th day Of June,
A. % ls5- nt 10 O'Clock, Of said day, AT CevelaDd'-
Inneh ophir Township, and County Aforesaid, to
the highest and best bidder for cash, and Tor IRE
highest and best price hidden, one mule and one
two.horse wagon, being the personol property ,i
Thomas sharp, insl ne. -
WILLIAM CLEVELAND,
Guardian of Thomas Sharp.
Oroyllle, June Iat. A. ID 1853,
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

a ~. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
N THOMAS SHARPE, insane. of the County of
Butte, state Of California. me required TO exhibit
them together with the necessary vouchers. WITHIN
zen months from and afer the dAie Of this notice or
the same viii be fo-ever barred, to William CIeve.
ANA; al CleNelands ranch, In ophr Township, or To
II. w. Cheesman, Oruville.
WILLIAM CLEVELAND,
- 80 Guardian nc Thomas sharpe.
'Fo'hlc, May Sfh. \. d. 1853. my29 Nv
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EtAMpHBNE, Bur ling Fluid, Alcohol aud snlr,,,
~ otfarpentise, f,r safe by-
dis JOINS : sLBRo.
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In the District Court of the 18th Judicial District
County of Butte. }
Joseph ID Alexander
Jno. A. Rongs,
Oliver =. Watson, Action brought in the
Allen tSmer. | District court of the Fills
m. l.. Evans, tcenth judicial District
Charles Evans, and this complaint filed
- heeler, lin the cnnnty of Butte
lhpnns v Davis, In the Office Of the Clerk
Thomas L. boucher, of said District Court
charles ilcnsley,
j. Watson,
J. Il Wooden, and
Samuel j. lionsley,
ENuE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OFCALtFOR.
y mia, Send Greeting TO John 4. RoIlLngs, Oliver
T.. Watson Allen Ciymer, Wm. L. Evans, Charles
Evans, Z. wheeler, Thomas Y DAVIS, Thomas u
boucher, Charles hensley, J. Watson, J. R.Wooien,
and samuel j. iiensey; You are hsreby REQ uired
10 appear In an action brought against you by the
above named pirintiH In the Mstrirt Court OF the
Fifteenth Judicial District In and tor the County Of
Butte, and 10 answer The Complaint fei therein "a
copy Oh which accompanies this Summons) within
ten days, exclusive of the day OF service after the
service on you OF this Summons " served within this
county; II served out of this county, but within this
judicial District ~ithin twenty days. " served ON,
OF SAID District then within forty days-or Judgment
uy default VIII be taken against you Tine said action
Is brought 10 obtain q ldgnen and decree ofIore-
closure OF certain fndcnture OF Mortgage be- ring
dale on the 2Oth day Of June ID. 1855 executed by
Tie defendant John A. Rollings TO the plaintiff niu
for The sale of morigaged premses dsscrl bed
and the application OF the proceeds OF such sale to
the payment OF The amount due on the pr,iut-,r nv
note descri bed In said mortgage, together with such
other and further relief In the premises rs 10 our
said Court may seem right aud proper: also Tor costs
OF suit and you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as above required, the plaintiff viii sgpty
to the Court for the relief demanded thnrein
Given under my hand AMI the Seal II the District
( - Court OF the Fifteenth Judicial District,
iSEAL this 18Th day OF April, in the year O.
49, our Lord one thousand eight hundJo I'd and
fnyeight.
Nh pARRACH, Clerk.
ByJ. H.MARPLx Deputy Clerk apl7-3m
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sSHovELs and sLUIcE FOR *. tnr -,'e by
~ JNnN :, AIRPO
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SUMMONS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court of the 18th Judicial District
County of Butte.
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- EMARKABLh INSTANCE OF MEDICAL Rg.
IL LIEF.-Below we publish the certificates Of
two Of the sufferers from the pangs of disease who
having recovered from their former health and i'm.
PEELED by gratitude, make known their cases and re-
medal agent, and thor statements nre authenticated
by a Notary Public. Tho demands of society impe.
riou.iy command their pubi:ty, and commend
their perusal to the attention of all afflicted:
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Count
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tkron|
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Action Brought in the
District court of the Fiji
tcenth judicial District,
and this complaint flied
IN the county of Butte,
In the Office of the Clerk
Of said District Court.
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Lieut.
Treas
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Adju,I
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A SHARP CoNvIcT.-A prisoner es
capped from the Wisconsin penitentiary,
recently in a very ingenious manner
He pretended to be sick, and was there
fore allowed The privilege Of the yard
He then made a sort Of en- image, cut
the hair from his own head, decorated the
top ofthe image with it, and deposited il
carefully in his own bunk and 10, k hi,
customary walk in the yard. At night
the watch looked into his cell, and no
ticed him, as he supposed, reposinq
quietly in his acustomed place. The
next morning. when his cell was visited
he was still somnolent, and on account o
bis sickness, wss further indulged. A
noon, however, it was thought abou
time he had made some sign, and tn,
watchproceeded to stir him up. But ht
Was'nt there.
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POETRY.
THE SENSITIVE PLANT.

As three girls 10 the garden viewing the plauis
respectively by their galants
Says William 10 Nancy, Here Is one viii reveal
secret which many famed beauties conceal
And when modest virtue has flown from her stand,
IL will shrink the touch Il receives from the hand
The ladies all gazed as IL rather dismayed
But Nancy at length said Pooh Im not afraid =
Her fair hand advanced-the experiment tried,
When 10 in an instant, the plant drooped and died.
The poor girl then Redeemed, then white as snow,
Said softly, Lord help me, how did the plant know
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PowER OF GoLD.-A person writing from San
Francisco relative 10 the power Of gold discoveries
on kraaars river, says; 1--WE had q revival here
but Fraser river knocked i cold. People care less
apparently Just now for salvation than gold. The
coroner Of this city complains that the new dig
gtngs have put an end 20 the suicides. Several li
erAsy and political gentlenen Of this city have been
injected, and have gone of TO dig the shining ore
they have forgotten 70 Sigh for the land Of Mgnon
where The yellow oranges blaze amid the dark green
leaves"
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The State of Mississippi,


lnSolvent Notice.
ASf HEREAS. AtIhe May term,
Nv lSjS. ol the Probate court Of
Newton county, Mississippi. the. estate
Of w. w. DRINKWATER was de-
clared iusnlyent.
Now. therefore, all the creditors Of
said estate are hereby notified TO come
forward and have their claims duly
Probated aud registered in the Regis
ter kept by the Clerk ofsaid court with
IN twelve months from the date Of
this publication OF they will be barred.
JOHN II. WELLS
AdminisiTaior de Joais non.
July 81. 1853. 42-6m
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Nnficn.

Notice.
NOTICE is hcI eby given to the
creditors and all other persons
interested in ihs estate Of ALEXAN-
DER Mcleod, deceased. ihat 5n The
"a Monday In September utxt, IN tne
PROBATE cont of Wayne cohnty, Mis-
sissiS the court win proceed to in
yestikale, examine and allow all claims
registered against said estate that may
be we'll authenticated and founded,
and will reject al claims that are not
we'll founded and proved up on that
day; therefore, all persons holding
claims against said estate or in any
wise interested. are hereby cited 10 be
and personally appear at said court 10
the town OF Winchester on the 2d Mon
day in September next, with proofs and
vouchers sufficient TO establish their
claims. otherwise they will be rejected.
- by order of the Hon. John
LIS. Mcdonald, Judge Of the Pro.
- bate court Of Wayne county
Aiississippi--the oath day Of July A. d.
1858.
Attest J. w. BOYKIN,
Clerk of said court, and commissioner
on said estate.
July 81, 1855. i23w
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University Of NIiakssipri.
FACULTY or ANS.

FACULTY or AHiS.
FaEDEmcK A. P. BARsARD, (. I'D. President
and Professor Of Physics. hirOnOmy and
Civil Engineering.
WuLIAM STEARNs, ProfessoFsf G0veEnmenlal
Science and Law.
GEoReE W. CARTER. NJ. A., HelatsoF Of Ialel-
leclual and Moral PhilosOphy
EDWARD e. B0YST0E, - = Afrsii idlessnF ol
Chemistry Geology and Mi,srnlogy.
W,LsoN q RIcHARDsos. NJ a, Professor Ol
Latin and ~ odeFn Lsnguaf@
HEsRT WHITEHOENE. 81 A.. hUlessoT Of Greek
and Ancient Literature.
JORpAS N. fHIFrs. NJ. A.. P'sssscr Of Msihs-
mates.
wHLIAM D, MOONE, PrOies.iEstf, EaEIi,h Ian
gnags and Literature.
Assistant in Nlural Philoso
phy.
THE eleventh aHnual sesion Of this
institution will enmmknce ouhe first Mon
day in October, aI which d,pe " desired thai
candidates for admission - usSnEllY Apply.
The University has reeenIlY F6lv in
creased its faeiliiies for faFhlihing an ducatiOn
Of the most superior order, hu huvinepEovided
costly apparatus for the illudniion Q science
and having materially snlalPed iis aeommoda.
tions for the cOmfou as vel a. for thempFOve.
ment Of its students.
The institution is located 10 one Oflhe most
healthiHl regions in the entire SOug and ID
surrounded By a Populaiidn noted Il intslli
gence. morality and a religious spirit
Being on the line Of he RississipE Central
RailTOsd, it is easily secsslhaa- usilshs south
and the north, and by ~ handchcns oi the
road with a very wide diticl Of bnulfy.
Its charges are mode ttss betty lower tha n
thnse Of most Colleges oteripg si6isr advu nia.
gcs for education.
TRRMs. Tuition $40 Tho ke heretofore
charged for fnel aud servinthiTs having proved
inadequate, il will heTeakeFbe - % students
lodging in the College thidlngs hid $40 lC
those who lodge elsswheh
The fee for Law stndeigaia So
Board at tie Hall and ls taeilies about
Sl2 per month.
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Great Inlana ,oroughfarel


CORreMfelce u 7raUeIIers.
TNHE undersigned hsS no stoeksd and in
u full operation a lice oltwO horse Mail
Coaches from DeSOto on il,a ohlls and Ohio
Railroad. via Prairie Liat, 4 ding. Gurlan nds>
vile and Decatur b Uni6n |hars cenneeiion
Is formed with The gFeal dAf Stage llne ron
Montgomery, Ala. 10 Baad isa. The line
from DeSOtO 10 Ps1liil ~ - l4seVing
DeSOto immediaiely on n lflvbl Of ths trains.
The line from Paulding b Dion is semtweekly,
leaving Paulding on shmlbs and Thursdays.
and arriving al Union On u same daysI IN lime
TO eunneet with the stSea The cars on the
Southern Road ere n0Af faning'lO Tayiors
twenty miles east Of uretion, and passengers
leaving either end Of the hpbilS and OhiS Road
on Saturdays or Wodnesdgs, can reach Union
on The following day witBat any night travel,
and get 10 jackson and VbksbnFg early on the
day afterwards.
1The stock on tn be is equal TO any in
the country, the eosches emiortable, and the
drivers careful aud aesnmodahng. PasseH-
gers maH yeIv on tke eou,,s iigns beng made.
a Persons AFrisiua b bo haek at Paald-
ing, desiring 10 90 70 snyPoiat "a lla snrronnd-
ing country, oT 10 any Plee 90 ~ line rom
PauldIRg 10 Union on ihGp deys wlsn the Hack
between those places dtsfAel fua, can always
be provided with convf Yags
w n. EDA bnsoN, P,OprisiOF.
PdHldiRg, July ~, la 4O't
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Citation Notice.

Citation Notice.
"J HEREAS. MARY FATHE-
" REE. widow and rolict Of John
u. Fatheree. deceased, has flied a peti-
tiun in tho Probate court Of Jasper
county for allotment Of dover in the
following tract or parcel of land, to-
wit; Fraction Of Lot No. 20 begin
uing al the Moth Feast corner oflot No.
10, and running North Eastwaidly to
Van Buren street-39 feet-tO a stake,
thence running back through lot No. 20
70 the lire dividing lots No. 20 and 10,
thence along the line dividing lots No.
20 and 3 o. the line dividing No 90
and I 9 TO the place ofbeginning, situate
lying and being in the county Of jasper,
il the State Of Mississippi. This is,
therefore, TO al persons Interested in the
above described tract ofpareel Of laEd.
Humsrssrvty citrdto be and personal
Nv appear in aud before the Probate
eouri afsaid county, TO Dc holden at the
fourt House in said county, on the first
Monday in September next; then and
hera- 90 sbow easse 6 any you can
Why the prayer OF said potiuoner shoDlJ
not be granted. and further TO do and
suffer such other things as shall be con.
sidersd in the premises by the court
aforesaid.
{ - Given Under my hand and
LIS. seal Of Office, the 9th day oI
- July, A. ID. 1858.
THOS. w. GRAYSON.
Cok.
July 10, 1853. 39.5t
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The Lowell Courier, in noticing the
rascality of VIM. P. Price, who has
been living in that city on the classes
referred to. some three months, says:
when stranger comes into quiet
work-dsy city like Lowell. and repre-
sents himself as a nabob from Califor-
MIA, or any other land Of gold, young la,
dies and sta5le.keepers would do well
to inspect him pretty closely before al
lowing him TO run up much of an ac-
count in their day books and affections. "
This piece of advice, TO adopt the
language of the almanac, is 'calcula-
ted for the meridian of Lowell, but
win answer for any part of the United
States
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The State of Mississippi,
JASPER County.

JASPER COUNTY.
To--Noblcs and A. b. Mobiles,
her husband, and all other persons
Interested in the final settlement ofthc
estate of James J. Garrett deceased
NOU are hereby cited to be aud
appear before the Probate court
OF Jasper county. Mississippi, at the
Court House in Paulding on the first
Monday in November next; then and
there 10 show cause, if any you can.
why the final account Of T.. B. Lassiler,
a,.dmlnisiratog Of the estate of james
Is. Jarrett, deceased, should mol be al
lowe3. and DEGREES made thereon ac-
cordingly, and further To do aud suffer
such things a. shall be considered and
ordered by the court aforesaid ia the
premises.
= Given under my hand aud
l.. 5. seal of Office. this 81 day of
- August 1855.
THOMAS W. GRAYSON,
CYsgk.
August z, 1858. l35t