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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-08
Tire state oC Mississinni,

JASPER COUNTY.
William G. Porter, !
l35 vs.. Attachment for S75
James r. Porter.
H'O James r. Porter: Take notice, that
1 whereas. the Sheriff oi Jasper County,
has this day returned unto our Circuit
Court, an attachment .vhioh had beer
levied ON certain negro woman, named
SEAMLESS:
You are hereby cited tobe and personal
ly appear, in and before our said Circuit
Court, 10 be holden in and for said coun
ty, nc the Courthouse. in the town Of Paul
ding, on the 9Th Monday OF March next
then and there, to plead, answer or dcmw
90 plaintiff complaint. or the allegation
therein contained viii be taken as confess
el. and judgment rendered accordingly.
Given under my hand and sea
SEAL Of Office, this Dcccmbcr-A, 4. y
w - ISIS.
THOMAS W. GRAYSON,
Crk.
Jan. I ISIS i2-it
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vALUABLE FARM
-o,I,. Fodder. STOCK, Sc. for Sale.

WISH To SELL the place on which
- si present reside, iu the northwest part Of
go: c7Pah county, ,y II @es 9-, iEem Hazc9}ur,t i}
md @ Is rs sna .S JsSa 'Sy RrS5pS Spl' @R g n
s--,'--- ,ll ill cultivation These Lands will Weld
0l lus a. 1880 lbs cotton per acre, aud Corn. etc.
m tr.u.rtiap There b. comfortable Dwelling. a
f,aL tin aud 6r.-t Mil, and other necessary out
houses n good repair, ! WI also sen the Mules.
h.rses 'aIile, i'-I iI,nsi.. Tons, tI"P oi
Furniture with ih, place II desired For health this
place cannot be- surpassed and refer To the growing
crop as tp its produeiivcne-s
a. aai dff,Ta,aa 70 ss the terms viii be reason
able For further particulars call at the place five
mss from Fine Bluff on the Utica Road or address
by letter j. T. VANCE.
Pine Bluff Miss.
C,pi1l C8ttaf, July To- 1858. se-tf
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EMFLUI MINI!
An - Amnn -. A..

Enn Active. energetic young men arr wanted o.
'JNitb act 14 agents n au easy fll and honorable
business. rs which they certainly make from SO
.1 sIUU per month HBr Th0. b, 20 htui5ug hlsi "a
For fill particulars address. enclosing Two stamps
iIr return postage. ". u. TERRY,
Rockingham. y. g..
Tt#a 4 ISIS
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For sale.

TWO fine Wagons, and some well broke
4 mules, for sale cheap for cash, at my
place, nine miles south Of Paulding.
j. ID. NIXON.
Jan. let. 1869, l2-4t
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Bay Exchanges please copy.
The Havneville lAla.l Chr

The Hayneville (Ala) Chronicle, gets of,
the following:
DREADFUL ME(AlLEE No Blood Spih!!
We understand one of our citizens had a
fearful combat the other night with sAls-
picious character. Late at night he heard
a noise at his door, which his lively imagi-
nation suggested was made by burglars
tools Rising softly from his bed, sans any
other garment than that which covers Just
half the person, he noiSclessly approached
and opened the door, determined to Wade
into the affections of the intruder. The
night was dark. but looking closely he OBJ
served something white near the end of
the piazza His fancy Immediately pic
tured the object a large muscular white
man, in a crouching altitude, and with the
desperate energy Of the tiger our friend
sprang upon his victim. Striking his
thumbs deep into the eyes of the imagina-
ry burglar, in imitation of the fellow in
the Georgia Scenes, the two combatants
rolled with a heavy groan from the piazza
to the ground. BY this time considerable
execution was done both parties, for the
bag had come open and nearly covered
our pugnacious friend up in meal Sput-
| tering large quantities of crushed corn
! from his mouth, and white-not with rage,
but with meal-it is said his semi nude
| person would have been a fine subject for
a painter, as he called for light to survey
the field of exploit. He finally retired
| to his virtuous sheets, a wiser and less bel
| ligerant, if not better man.
A negro had taken corn to mill for him
that day, and returning late at night, had
placed the bag on the piazza, thus causing
| the fearful me(a)lee. Some say Tom went
into the fight sober, but came out corned.
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James !. shannon,
l2i us. Attachment for SlO4.
james N. steel.
VNO James ". Steel Greeting: Take
notice. that whereas the Sheriff of
Jasper County. has returned into the Cir
cult Court of said County, an attachment.
TO the March term A. D. 1859. of said
Court. wherein James J. shannon Is
plaintiff and James M.Stecl is defendant
You are hereby cited to be and appear
before our said Circuit Court next, to be
holden in and for said county. at the Court
House in the town Of Paulding, on the
Ith Monday of March next, then and
there. to plead. answer or demur to plain
tiF's complaint. or the same will be taken
ms confessed. and judgment rendered ac-
cordingly.
Given under my hand and seal
seal of office, this 29th day Of Dceem-
NV ber. A. ID. 1858.
THOMAS w. GRAYSON,
Clerk.
AQ 10 tf
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"You look" said an Irishman to pale,
haggard smoker" as if you had got out
of your grave to light your cigar, and
could not find your way back again."
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"I can't see how you can sit and eat,
while your wife is so sick" "Why, nv
dear fellow, it is not that love my wife
less, but that love pancakes more.b
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Oithsburg Qirrttorp.
NIckSRURG FOUNDER,


HAVE fu-t received from the uaugt fHtTJror- and
uH.r lir sale a- New Orleans prices. t.gH1 faet Of
wrought Iron steam, Water 81 Gas Pipe,
f -g- from tfreo-y -.i of uu inch o. IhF.. inches:
5UuU f'rt Eum Betting, ply, an widths, from l,Ur
o. twenty inches.
A-nerUIf'- steam Gauges; Unar-uu'- ditto.
IlrEr ou hand. aId constantly masking Plantation
Eu1u-- s. TO- T. 10 and l6 inch cylinders, from ,yp
O.. four feet stroke according 90 size. ! am nov pre-
pH-,-.l fH furl HUt one a week.
would e. perIBliy c1ll attention tn my Boiler De
pertinent. u-r none hut the best Inspected Stamp
ga IRON. such az s required b. act Of ConErs-- lor
boat tiiler-. and aIn furnish -anc SIZE auu aua Is as
IYp. a- aIy establishments iu the south.
Circular saw Nil,- made Co order.
Newell screws, al sizes and extra lengths.
Lewis Lever Presses kept ou hand.
Circular saws II bast quality Common sizes kept
haul and f1r sale at manufacturers list prices. and
AT sizes urtie.ed uI1it same tCrps
Watts Slsh Say NIL Irons heavy and hight. flr
steam ful horse power. This iIl Is Neil adapted for
plantation a. it only requires shed alongside of
the cn house. ABM B. READING.
Etrl,ItTg. Dec. II, ISIS. sly
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PIANOS AND MELODEOYS.
49, a4
17Q71
A. +. BLACKIAII,

y 40 Is So n. W
L EEP~ an a-s.rUueut % th. Fun Iron Frame
N PIA 80 r o Il + L
PETERS, CEtGG & ca.
Th.-- Instruments are ac'luraI-
'IANos. e.i to D.. uu-5irrs--..i ia tone. beau
:. ii. 5t1:G -3.e Fssva-.
which ARE too wen known tp need
recommendation Orders received
PIANOS. NUNN's a CLARKs PIANOS.
wish ar without the Esli8u Attach
im,ut
The above instrument. are sold 10
lps-rcutlos~ thau taeE e'u Do bought
Elsewhere, sin -ly. and are fully guar
PIANOS. tn'tsd. lfthry DO Hat give ,ut.r.
satisfaction. 'h.y can De exchanged
FRINGE & co.'s NELbpEDNs
Tha-. 1rc the best .ua p.el o. t'la
Southern climate and arH tF# t.ls
luuly Nsiodeuu- rIair Na..H hsv,
the PtrrNr UuDu SWELL Pro-
Sj5. so. ss5. ana slln-hcu. Iut ten
dollars above the Factory price.
GUITARS.
Of the hest makers. NIolius, flutes
AHcurdruus, Flutwna-, NipiunctlluS
turnet~ sax Horns ofaI kinds. Ban
I0s. Tanhourines. Drums, Ct-t.upt.
strings, aui Trimming for ail iu
-truments Pitch pr.-. sc.
SHEET Music.
GUITARS. Tho largest and best selected stool
of Piano, Guitar. Flute and \I1'f
Music in the South. which j. sold 90
Publishers market prices
INSTRUCTION BOOKS
fr AN Instruments. singing Buok
GUITARS ofall kinds. Music Paper. Blank MA
-.r Books and everything else bg
longing to DIE EUsir hl~iu.-s.
To TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS.
Naf having tha high store rents %
New Orl, ans amt other i-r-e cr.Ie
Music Itr contend with. and paying froiui
upon Pianos, Music. Gc- iu large iu
'EuI,ez. my arrangements with Sian
uissturers aui Music Publ -hcr- cr
If fffH f.H Tea her b. ltl M
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Wanted,
FTWREE OR FOUR GOOD RUSSET MAKERS.
L White or Black. 90 whom good wages will be paid.
t1 work in the establishment Of the undersigned nj
Pierce's Springs, RICHARD CARLETON.
Rcress SpriHgs, Clarke Co., Mss, oct. o 1855 52-tf
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l)itksburu QirtttOrp.


NJ AR B L g L r. r. L. II b.,
china sfr1,t opposite ~. Il -prE.. Livery -..tlg.
\ICk-EI lltt
Is rrerargd 90 execute MONUMENTS TONES
/ WANTS ptH. U,uI grI Foot Stones. Carving
AMI Eucruine. Nl-.lo Alm'irs, taps-... .ui steps
Cor hgliHIu f--
Ai-5. C.uieut ri1stor Of pU.s, Hair. Fire Hrc.
IessburJ Dee. .. lN5s. sly
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BUCIINER d CRUMP,
CHEMISTS and DItU GGISTS,
DANIEL SWEET,
HHHHH#. Ia o.. H#HH

fNH Wu.iI-'A ANp kLINL tl'T.E iN
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS,
RIFLES PISTOLS AND CAPS
Plantation and Carpenters Tools.
FRENCH CHM AND GRANITE WARE
Glass Ware Jut lamps.
WOOD AND W ! D. O. 90 IS " ARE
HOUSE FTRNfSffINI GJDBS
TFiuos. Cotton t Manila Rope Wall Papers. BORDERS
Centre Pieces aul Fre Screens:
FANCY GROCERIES And TuRACCO,
ChUra brpan and bIHfk Teas.
INDIA RUBBER HELTING AND PACKING.
AfEltILIi RAJ lWIIENENI-
Garden -EEIi-.
Waahtu uufuu street.
NItk-Bt I.s.
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&roaI AOOutlsGmrnts.
EnsoIrent No;ico.


WHEREAS. at the Nay torn 1858. Of
w the Probate coursof Newton ooun-
tv. Mississippi. the cstate of W w.
DRINKW ATER was declared insolvcnt:
Now. therefore, all the creditors of said
estate are hereby notified 10 come forward
and have their claims dully Probated and
registered in the Register kept by the
Clerk of said court within twelve months
from the date of this Publication, or tlev
will be barred. JOHN II. WELLS.
AdHiagfator IL Joais non.
Jgly 81, 1858. 42-Gm
TnsoFrent.. E'sijCc.
WHEREAS, at - 1rnic-.enlber term,
lfSS--nl -. lII..rrw-
ton county, Mississippithc estate of CUL-
LIN SINS. was declared lnsolvcnt: Now,
therefore, lper~on> having claims against
said estate are hereby rktifed to file the
same with ,hc Probate Nctl> OF said colm-
tv. duly Prohated and registered accor-
ding to law. within twelve months from
the date of the first publication Of this no
tic3, or they will be barred.
c. NJ. SIMS. Ada'r.
Nov. %, ISIS. G-6m
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The STATE OF lIississippi,

- 49,
James s. Terrall and
T. G.. Heidelberg. Attachment
l22 vs. SSUU.uD
John C. Heidelberg.
I,Hs Clr-at Court. SosuJr t.ra, L. D.
lojS.
N this case it appearing to the satisfac-
j ton Of the Court that the defendant
is a nonresident OF the State of Mj-sjssip-
pi. il Is therefore ordered bv the Court.
that unless the defendant appear here on
OF before the first day of the next term of
this Court TO be held on the 4th Monday
of March next. A. p. 1859. and plead an
swcr or dcmur 70 plaintiffs, attachment,
the same viii be taken pro conteSso.
and Judgment entered accordingly; and
it Is further ordered that publication OF
the order be made in the Earaa Cuios.
anewspaper printed and published in the
town af Paulding. Jasper County, Mi-sis.
sipri, for four success sivc weeks. OF the
pendency of tins suit
- Wimes my hand and seal Of
SEAL Notlice this 18th day of November
= 5 - a. p. ISIS.
THOMAS w. CRAYSON. Cfrk.
Jan I 1880 lo-Et
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WHEREAS. at the December term.
w 4. d. lS5S. of the Probate Court Of
Newton County. Mississippi the estate of
ABEDNEGO ROBERTSON, was declared
ln-olvent:
Now. therefore. Ell creditors Of said es-
tate are hereby notified to come forward
and have their claims duly prohatcd, and
registered in the register kept 10y the clerk
OF said county. within twelve months from
the date OF this publication, or they Will
barred.
HAMILTON COOPER.
LgsralT.
Jan. !, l-j~. l2-6m
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cLAnK. ArsrIN . slIITm.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
SOD ptrE ROW syp Ayv Srurrr.
Opposite tIH AaIIr House. Hud two doors from the
American Museum.
SCHOOL ANu MISCELLANEOUS hooks BLANK
uluk4 PAPER &C.. &C..
Az HIEsffr.
PUBLISHERS OF MHgrFFEYs ECLECTIC sE-
NtEs uF SCHOOL BOOKS
N.r Tlrk IuIq. tstel N-iy
1. 4 M M n IN ~ ~. m a h n N . Ii a /.
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ELBERT MURRELL,
81 ATE -VHEET lack k-RN MISS

STOVES. AsTINGS, TIN-V ARE,
Pumps. Lead. Copper and Wood Pipes. Bath Tubs,
Britannia. Japan and Piuishei Ware;
also. every description Il
TIN. corp r z. An u ! RON WOR X f..
Done ou short notice. and ON reasonable terms.
FRUIT CANS ALWAYS on HAND.
- sH- I'm
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no the citizens or Mississippi.
CHARLES
LnNnnN NnnmIAL GIN.
uuE ORiHylL&oNtY LONDON GN IMPORTED.

TUE ORlgINlL&0NtY LONDON GIN IMPORTED.
Ifus UIu. U.UII.d u Luuiuu.
N.u f.unI Itr'al, UNDER tHe
u eHrla|fll"e .f fHr lr.lIsi tyr.sa
fHlH Ha H.I.HHfair HHsH-HI Uith 4
tH#.Te Hf tIr lUNHu Juniper
=. H.l.E. HHI auuH uI .I" rIH.t tt'us
IamfrI9 |i. f...Hfr.. NnH Uf .IH NH. f.l't.
iNNNN.eeaHat a.I.. .I.Hs rHuIeruF 4. Iu fHa
IL ~ rFan s"II.IH HI 0. HuU.I "fuIIrTt mot.
IINFNNrF IA VI ..I mnn lIr pur"s. 1ui HIl..f
|NttNaAN.o' .laH. .tHH Hr H...f.t.H Hf.n, iu uan
@oN Coz fUIsH Hd.U.IYut t.UI'. of "a s#fl
T~T Ht 1#hHre buur "1.ruF .H.
H rWA4A e#ir fuu HuN uIUerau. Hui IH.
A.ualmsaaf ..t e, u. nlr.H wui TASTE.
HEAsh~WH .h '.n..'.. q ~, "a. w.. sasga q
WiksLtk-lf .ea..,..e
WV v6aat Hr.lHu7. I .f r.... .I.uI"H.l.t le
NNeN1aaaallf4 IiFs.#..iUa H"u..''.r .I cases 10
fyHp"n.Hr l,..I. l,H"Hff4. urHusf t.Is.l ta.#,
thu.rl frrrr HHi A Hfe alr.".HI. l.."Ia.. Hl .IH
trrIr. u"fIut lHH kIlu.FH IHI f'H I.uU.s. NlFs
tHHH UHH.HF. U.t. HII... fIH u.Is"r ... psi .. HHH
uII invariably Hud fa.ef I-Hu tI..H a. ..tr.sHur Hu-
nHIaHHa uH.D frequently attend the.f i,igue ar.
FInIfIHHn.
tr Valentine uat. of Nsw York. tla t.lbsst Nfa.t.
r.l MiNurtTt alrHE lH .Hrln DH..a 7 r..NwW. Ha
turlad tn cUn. aus ifffl quIuU. .' iuniprr. q. Z
DHHt.irr 10 flr superior a.r D.. .u l.. .I. best
Do j. peculiarly 1 ilatal 90 r.aHieuis ni iIr southern
HHI WrHrrn at.H.. sl WfI lH l.r trltU''.H I'D
tHUIHH..H UI aIIHr HHI I.H
IHr sl'H r fHar.a HHi rH.. 'r H lrnffIs.a. t'rH.
rHra. Fru.H..H. HHi t.HH.rF N IHn'. I.t.rH "a
limitations hry 0n'y DHaflsi.-Nunr HfH.r b lmpur
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The state Of NIissisSippi.

JASPER 'ttNTl.
n ha PrsJ1'. Court. D-7HiT Tam. L. D.
1855.
To Nccdham NcLendon. Bcbecca VII
Egm-. LUcrgtil Jones. Susan Kelly. and
David Kelly, her husband. Elizabeth
Nicholson. and Daniel Nicholson her
husband. Martha Hickman, and d.
Hampton Hickman. her husband. Dam
Il Nicholson. Sandy Nicholson, Catha-
riue Gordon. and - Gordon. her nus
band. Mary Ann shows and shows
her husband. and Elizabeth Evans. and
Thomas Evans. hcr husband. q. Kelly.
Martha Kelly and John Kelly. children
and representative oi -- Nicholson.
deceased. and legatas- of the estate Of
WILLIAM NoLENDON. deceased:
NOU are hereby cited % Dee and appear
before the Honorable. the Probate
Court of said County, no the Courthouse
i'm the town 81 pguliiur on tle first Mon
day of February next, then and there to
answer the petition OF James j. shannon.
Executor of the LIST viii and testament OF
the said William N-Ieni0u. deceased. for
the sale Of certain slaves therein mention
toned. and show cause. If any YOU can.
why said sale should not Dee made accor-
ding tothe prayeroi said petitioner. and
further to DO and suffer such things as shall
bc ordered i'm the premises.
- Given under nv hand and seal
SEAL Of office, this l7th day Of De
~ - camber A. j. 1855
THOMAS W. GBANSON. Clerk.
Dec. Is. lS5S. lost
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CHINESE PIGS

From Imported Stock:
A I.SO. BERKSHIRE AND SUFFOLKS.
"A For sale by HENRY FENNER.
South Orange, New-Ier~ey.
June, 1858. Th
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''n 'nn-I,ACKlINIi a PATTON,

Il H. o. III .
BBACKMAR ~ PATTON,
Dealers BOB
CHICkEHING -uNS. AND NUNS & GIARE'S
PT a MO FORTE ES5
MELODEONS AND GUITARS,
sf tho best fIHsgrs.
Violins, FIuteH, CtnriOnets and Flutinasg
RR4SS INSTRT.uENTS FOR HANbSs
Strings ard Trimmings inr all Instruments, &c., &C.
SUIEf Music lN@lit Ci.oN iaNh9.
--kNt--
Musical Merchandise Of ell kinds.
nLp PIANOS tlkCu iu part payment f'r new ones.
" SECOND hand Pianos tur -ala nr rent. Sheet Nu-
sio and Instruction Books sent by mai postage Free
"a fsr4. De. tssS. SLY
BUCKNER d CRJgIP,
CHEMISTS and DRU GGISTS,
Washington street.
VtCkSBt Ett, MISSISSIPPI
VTNNiNG pug. .us-ri f.n recently t1i stock ut
Ill a.. %. WuoIm1n Cos We otter o. the public %
cnIiet assortment uI pIslH-. MEDICINES. PAINTS.
ulI-. STATIONERY. BLANK BOOKS. GLASS, etc..
and a.i artial.- u-us''y sold Boo oar business.
s long guI extensive practice 81 our profession Iu
southern climate enables u- 60 assure .Ur country
friends of rgur.i,a suitable tu tIe peculiar a,-tJ4Us
Uf the cHrnaf.. and from Thorough krsu.H. pf
pharmacy. Physicians may rgIy N.I eHr ii.Ea. up.u
their prescriptions being compounded with skill uul
| accuracy.
u- Bt,Ev-a will give h. uuI5y. led attention to tHo
practical details of thr business.
We respectfully solicit continuance uttIe PATRON
| age &c the bate fru ~ %. 3D. MpalWsu Cos aud oi
| the public generally
Tirks1.rJ. Feb 81 1871. 2n-lv
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81 Rct,ardl

RANAWAY from the m-
tx der,igned. near Navnesboro.
10 Wayne county, Mississippi, on
s+ thcnight htofthclsti of August.
IAE inst. a bright Mulatto boy.
W. named MAS: aged about u
- - years; feet o inches high:
weighs l30 pounds; spare built; rather
dowu-cast look; speaks very iutelligently.
! think there Is some white person CON
nccted with him: De j. wei dressed: carri-
ed away with him haud-aNe. think that
he j. travelling towards Columbia Marion
county, Mississippi Z will pay the above
reward for his delivery t. Dmc, or confue-
ment in any safe Jail where cam ggt him.
s. TAYLOR.
VrusF Fara. tal. 81 l-I~. I1-tf
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CLONE NNHFYNE
r DOT II a OH L DROPS 3 .
tINrlaAtN so MORE oF ACWlNG TEETH
FHfHI-H Drops have h.en uxtHus vrIg used iy thou
II .IH..a uNHan experience hta proved tIH' The An.
slfNU uI give Immediate AMI Feruiurut rr'.Hf Bt.Hr
Cd. lIIrH Hi vyrry other remedy lt b. uetalnt tu
te tis.e anil smell anil 3 few appllgafiuus vii en-
Ursy r.mHFe tIa n.il amt sHfeuFsa frnru deeayud
tsHi .l ttHf u mty Do HIad aui rendered ns u-oill
ever Whom Iln pain Urleeftis from tln ftrH, or
f.u .NH Gums unuui H tfHfl apparently 4nuud. this
tG1Hvag uii eyo % spcsiy rcief by rubbing few
drops Hn .he part
Prsn1saI 40 .aIIty tu&p stNrs Wholesale
f-urrIa.a. ST.. fIH fuIflu strarL Ncw York
NHENT+s
n" k1NfrhF e. ttt. fsdfNnE. Mi.s.
IusEpU rrUEGIl Mshft. Ala
a -tfEN fHk aHu. Miss.
W. ~ LOWRY. WfIshY-H. N.aH.
N ENhNJEts NI.k.hurE Miss.
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9ltu-}lork lirrttorn.
/ STEADILY INCREASING BUSIyESS

A STEADILY INCREASING BUSINESS
L., %. r!.' e y,ar. VII t''e most r,spoc,,ulg
hal4ua s.a.k 900 Do 4Vuru- proper ner, warrants us
Boz stnr attention o. our IVfasr,rav. and -E.rEu ~
HHrIIyH. lui Ht' Boo soliciting yanr oricrs or nu cx-
uuua.isu whom purellt4,ur Ne have standard lusI-
ft ir'u ,In ul'-t .WHUFr4 ut Oo4yNC BEtvuIr.. Uf
tfaf... cradle. amt yi1t. ,s rIt mp n dozru-. from
fr.w .hH .-t UHsos u Eurlre. Of frades and prices
ug tfip W I'd tl' shove. All with elegant brands and
lu amber Hh.uv lysss. With Etndrs ANuuusttL aud
suuHt'o NmaGI, containing uld Bourbon and Mo
tn Welg-shlrs BOTTLES. Attr1f,vr srov,-r Counr,t.
approved fly eminent physicians.
otn R.ru uoattsnUty, "tth &c -ifni' oftho Royal
la r.as tp1rs .Iar, ua..Ia4. ON rrvr Arrrr Brw.
iu tuun, shape Bottles C'vsfrrr'N burrHs -upc-
ln El-ibgn jus. Amsterdam imported sr,Durri
-. - War.f8,-s a Ca. a.'s s-rrIr m scuv,pps
vn-ul al t1e 1'oya wo ore Che SOLE rEOPRIE-
luN- lUH prove are as lgw a. th'l can p'SslhIy tc
# -ieI. anil Ie utmost rcsage ean o. plarad ir thc
auaIty uf ta dH,rcut af. css and sample Gases vim
o. satL rhrdCrcd.
70. VI. a ". a. wuITLOCK & CO.,
" z % Rs,
10 Hickman street, corner OF Nassau,
lNEtE.Y Opposite rnE Asruu liUvsul
bs doors lrom tho city Hall Park
We k,,p constantly on hand a large stock Of
CuGNAC RBANnGEs,
&C o1r own importation, l..rg selections of tho host
bran l. ant ynag,s n haf pipes quarter and eighth
tss.s lg ihc mo assgrtu'snt q g.aklgg- large
HOLLAND gtN-. and other fiI11rs.
flEI ~EsAR3 from lho le~t mJuulleturics ln lia-
yana. lae various rIa.irs ~ Genuine Virginia Manu-
oFturrd Tobacco, mostly put up upon ordrrs and a
ceuer1l assortment Of
TEAS AND FINE GRocERrEa
We PROMISE those who may entrust thgir orders 90
ruans fni understand ths requirements Of our cu.-
tH'nNra 11d do nut n-k anv one a. Keep or pay Or
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WE HAVE lust OPENED. at our old stand. and
w offer Co our friends and customers, a well 80
lestod stock of
STAPLE GOODS.
on the most reasonable terms-a small advance ou
cost. for Cash
our old customers and the public generally arc ia
y.teI fo can and examine for thrIu-eys-. We shall
hy constantly receiving additions % our stock.
y. MCkIN-IIgI & GO.
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SOUTHERN CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
wM. L. MCDONALD,

WM. T.. MCDONALD,
% kyn 20 HEEKMtv SrHUEr,
NEW YORK.
fHfit suH.Hr.IEr. having mlls numerous additions
1 o. h.s areIIly large establishments and acquired
I'll BIUH1ull fiIHt.s f1r Che tranzactou ~ his rapidly
InHrpIalf hu..ntsa b. prepared o. furnish every de-
sCrr..uu ufCAHHitGi- and HANNE-5 40 the short
asf u"H HuI tlr n1-f favorable t.ruIa and 0fiora
rf"14r IuHJ. 'mFuta tI southern purrhHsrrs Clual
HI HHt SUPERIOR tl tluas 0f uuF other tury ~
tha kini Boo tho country. WN. T.. MCDONALD.
FHr I.r.. Igfv. I,s,. tn-ly
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Administrators.
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Violins, FluteH, Ctarionets and Flutinas 3
RH4SS IySIRTuFNTS FOR HANBSs
Strings ard Trimmings iar all Instruments, &C., &C.
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CHICKEBlNG 8 -uNS. ANp NJ ~ CI-ARks
PIA a NO FORTE =
MEIODEONS AND GUITARS,
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GtX GROSS Dr. Fr.iior's Cel-bra,sd Preparation Tor
- tle determination of Rats. EsJrhcz Bod Bues
and other ysrtHn. Ju-i received hy
TickslurJ Aug 20 lssS. J.C. I.ANIER Co.
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