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PAY OF THE FRENCH SoLDIEEY.-The allow
ance granted to the French soldiers is not sump-
tuous A recent letter says: Speaking of
the army pay, it is not amiss to mention that
.he allowance for the keep of French soldiers
IS SIX cents for two meals day. Some of
our friends seem to think that these gallant
fellows are fed on pate de Joie grass or at any
rate, that the barrack cooking is quite artistic
French soldiers in garrison have, every day If
their lives, two basins of soup, with the str;nes
in it which they call NEAR, and perhaps a few
bits of onion or vegetable by way Of giving Il
flavor. Besides this, each man-has i lzIbs
of coarse bread-nothing more. When on
service, they have a little wine I; but otherwise
except on grand occasions, such as a review.
they have none, nor any spirits, beer or coffee.
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OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL
E.M. GEER & co PROPRIETORS.

rENHIS Hotel is now being thoroughly renovated
Il and newly furnished, and will be opened for
the reception of visitors on the LIST day of June
next EveEy effort will be made TO render visitors
C mfortable, and to make their stay pleasant.
Then the beautiful bay at Ocean Springs, there
is no better place for catching, or fishing, bath
ing.
For the amusement of visitors there is Ten-Pin
Alley, Pistol Gallery, Billiard Tables, etc. A Bar
is attached to the Hotel, which will be supplied
with the choicest wines, liquors and cigars.
A band of Music will be kept at the Hotel during
the entire season. A ball and supper will be given
twice a Eeek-Tuesday and Thursday nights.
The mineral springs so celebrated for their cura-
tive powers, are in excellent condition. An Omni-
bus win run regularly several times a day to and
from the Hotel to the springs. For testimony
pecting the medicinal virtues of these springs ref
erence may be made to DR.. Austin or DR. Thop,
New Orleans; or, to Rev. DR.. MeTyeire, Nashville
Tenn.
Ocean Springs never having been visited BY cpl
denies, is decidedly the hsAlt6lest as well as the
most beautiful location on the Gulf shore.
May 9th '59--H ]. WILKINSON, Agent. q.
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W ON AN
BIZ 7. 3. READ.


An angel nandering ont Of heaven,
And al TOO bright for Eden even,
Once through the paths Of paradise
Made luminous the aurorsl air;
And, walking in His sufnl g1iseS
Mst the etarnal Fsther there
Who, When hs san the trnans sprite,.
Smiled lore through Al those bowers Of ligl
While deep within The tranesd spell,
Our Eden sifs lay sIambering near,
God an, and said: Il = rot wen
Far man SHINE 20 linssr here"
Then took that angel b. he hand,
And With kiss is brsH he pFest,
And whispering all His mild command,
he laid Il on the slseper's breast;
With earth enough 70 nake il human,
He chained its wings and called it.N0NAN.
And II psrchanee soma skains Of rust
Upon hsr pinions jet remain
Ills but the mark Of Gods own dust,
The ssrth-mould Of that Edin chain.
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nE1,NolIENT TAX-LANDS.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
Mis- Nav 9dfh 1859

aADIS0N McAFEE,
T. an auditor Of Public Accounts.
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STOCK HOGS-FOR SAFE.
HAVE tive aged bears for sale Bob Logl1
y my Lincoln aud Snffolk boar, which took 4
hrst premium 81 twenty months old November lo|
weighing then 100 pounds.
AChsctsr oonnty boar, bought By ne in M. u
about thirty montks old; whom seventeen months ,
weighed over $50 pounds. Price $50 each.
Edwards, June 10 Sew. NV, PHILIPo'
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CuRE Fos HORN ALE, Oh HoLLw HoRN.-If
the hair Of the the tail is in rolls or curis,
cut of one inch Of the tail. Then turn the ami
mails head on one side, and pour boiling water
upon the lower horn till he lodges, and then
take the other horn. By this time the animal
will sweat, and or ounces Of mustard seed
ground should be gwen in some kind Of feed
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TUNsTALL 8 HOLME,

Produce and Pr0UIsI0R Communication Merchants,
Nos. SO & IS Commercial Street, Corner Of Oliver,
SAINT LOUIS, NO.
DARTlCULAR attention given to the purchase
Il of Plantation Supplies. Orders for Produce,
Provisions, &C., &C., accompanied with the Cash
or instructions % draw on Cotton Factors in New
Orleans will receive prompt attention and be filed
at low rates. marchS SLY
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DELINQUENT TAX-LANDS.
AUDITORS OFFICE,

DELINQUENT TAX-LANDS.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
Jackson Mss, July the lat, 1853.
fHNHE following described lands in the county of
l. Claiborne, delinquent for hon-payment of
Taxes of 1856, will be subject to entry puchase
at this Office after sixty days from the date hereof
BY any citizen Of this State, upon payment Of the
amount for which said lands delinquent and all
costs to the State, with damages and subsequent
Takes accrued. See Revised code of Mississippi,
chap. |, sec. 9, arts. As and 46, p. 50.
Division Of Section. Sec T'nship. Range.
Part 200 acres II 2E.
Lots | and 2, in 50 10, in
Lower Divis. Grand Gulf
all fractional IS acres. 40 IA 4E.
North part (270 aeres) IL 3E.
bots and s., 50. No. 8,
Middle Divis. Grand Gulf.
MADISON McAFEE,
July Is59-eod Auditor Of Public Accounts. ;
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nEITNoUENT TAx-LANDs.
NJ III VI y
.ai.ann Misc Iune 9Th. IL

jackson, Miss. June sth, 1859.
,E,HE following described lands in the county 81 81
,e.s - Isss will be subject TO entry or purchase
At this once after so days from the date hereof W
anv citisep Of this State, upon payment d
amount Tor which said lands are delinquent and al
costs 10 the State, with damages ana snossqnent
Char Cha, i ~ sss .. Arts IS aud 40. page 80.
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Dying.

Benjamin +. Taylor of the Chicago Journal
draws the following beautiful picture in refer
ence TO the certain departure for the undiscov-
cred country:
There is a dignity about that going away
alone, which we call dying that Wrapping Of
the mantle OF immortality about US that
putting aside with pale hand, the azure cur
tains that are drawn around this cradle Of q
world, that yenturing away from home for the
first time in eur lives, for we are not dead :
there is nothing dead to speak Of and seeing
foreign countries not laid down on maps we
know about. There be lovely lands some
where starward, for none ever return that 90
thither and we very much doubt they would
il they could
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VALUABLE WORKSl

TNHE undersigned proposes to commence the
L. publication of series Of distinct volumes
each embracing the speeches and writings of some
public man of he country, whose political position
and standing may make his opinions upon public
measures of sufficient weight to justify their ap-
Pearance in such fern.
In this way political library will be constructed
which, account of its convenience and the rela-
bility of its contents, cannot fail to command the
patronage of every citizen anxious to be possessed
Of the best speeches and writings of the public
men of his own country.
With this view we have engaged the services of
an eminent political writer and compiler, in Wash
ington city, to edit the proposed political enterprise
The first of this series of books will appear on
the 10th of March, 1859, and will embrace the
speeches, letters and messages Of
Albert G. Brown,
former Governor of Mississippi, ex-Member Of
the q. S. House of Representatives, and at pres
emit o Senatorof the o. S. from that State. This
book will appear in octave form and viii contain
about six hundred pages.
Correspondents enclosing IS will receive q copy
of the work postpaid. Liberal allowances made
to the Trade and Agents. Due notice of the ap-
pearance of the next volume of the series will be
given. JAS. B. SMITH CO.,
Booksellers, Publishers and Blank Book Manu-
facturers.
6t0 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Also, just out, the second edition Of Mr.. Gas
keys Political Text Book, an invaluable book to
politicians of all parties Copies 10 be had of the
above address by enclosing So. noVls 5S-d
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r. r. TUABUE.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
GNTILL practice IN The Parishes Of Madison. Ten
w sas and Carroll IN Louisiana.
once at VicksbuFx adjoining that Of Messr
Brooke d Smedes, and at Richmond La.
lime n s5p-1y.
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES

SR8 JACKSON MISS. S9&
nAV ING asded superior facilities tsSnly businssz
LII with the advantage Of many years experience,
and Central Location, see no reason why ! can't
make it to the interest Of person wanting articles
in my line to trade with me. Try me.
MAY ID '59-tf. Il. e. SIZER.
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5 WASH FOR WOUNDS, CoRKs, on COLLAR
GAILs.-1 or white vitriol, l o.. copperas,
spoonful gunpowder, at. soft water
Alter washing the parts with soft water, and
wiping dry, apply the above wash with
sponge or cloth
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DELINQUENT TAX LANDS.

jackson, Miss, June 81, 1886
TeNHE following described landsin the county Of
Il Yalobushs, delinquent for non-paymeHt OF
Taxes Of 1856, will be subject " entry purchase
at this office after sixty days irom the date hereof
by any citizen of this State, upon payment Of
FOR which said lands are delinquent and all
costs to the State, with damages and subsequent
taxes accrued. See Revised Code OF Mississippi,
Chap l, Sec. y, Arts. As and AZ, p. 50.
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DOCTOR C. G. CADE.


JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
RESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of
II Jackson, and the public generally, that he has
purehse the entire stock of goods and tools of the
late A. 8. Russell, and is now prepared to contin-
ne the business in all its branches, at the old
stand, on State Street, near the Vicksburg and
Jackson Railroad Depot, where he will be pleased
to see his friends and old customers.
All work In his line win be done with neatness
and despatch, and he hopes to receive share of
patronage.
He has on hand and for sale, q large and excelleD
assortmento Of articles, among which may be named
IS Double Barrel shot guns, from Sl2. to sos.
20 Rides. all sizes; from $1S TO $50.
doz. of Walking Cane Guns.
Derringer and cooking Pistols, assorted sizes
Bowie knives, of different sizes and quality.
Powder Flasks, all sizes and patterns.
Pistol and Gun cases-assorted-a large los.
Gun wsdding, Dog collars, Whips, and Dog Leaf
des. and in fact everything appertaining to spor
ting apparatus.
Giaree rtment of pocket knives.
He n lso prepared to attend orders for hanging
bells. and the putting up of lightning rods.
Nh. fitted and locks repaired.
Feb. il. WY.
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NEVER shrink from woman of strong sense.
If she becomes attached to you, it will be from
seeing and valuing similar qualities in your
self. Her love will be lasting. for it viii not
have been lightly won +; it viii be strong and
ardent, for weak minds are not capable Of the
letter grades Of passion.
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GEORGE III. VINTEN,
TYPE FOUNDRY

Printers Warehouse,
No. IO5 POydras Street,
Bef,oeen GImP and ". ChaTtes Sre'4-,
NEW ORLEANS.
~ Presses, Types, Inks, Paper, Cards. aud Fur
niture of svery description, at manufacturers pr
ces.
Having large stock constantly on hand. the pro-
prietor is prepared 70 GIL orders Of any lnagnii1ds.
and ship at "a hours' notice.
Estimates for country newspapers aud job -uicvs
furnished by return mali.
Agent for the sale Of r. Hoe Co & Presses, aud
Jas. Corners sons Types. Old Type taken 40
exchange for new, ut ten cents y To. Seeoud hand
Presses bought and sold,
Nav q ,5Q-lV
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1859 @7E 1859
1866 1861 1867
Leaves Memphis Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday
Leaves Vicksburg every Monday. Tuesday
and Saturday.
NEW ARRANGEMENT!
INWEEKLY UNITED STATES NAIL AND PAS
SENGER LINE, BETWEEN
MEMPHIS, NAPOLEON, and VICKS-
BURG.
On alternate days, with the Memphis and New Or
leans Packets, composed Of the following elegant
steamers.
KATE FRISBY. .................Mc MANus
Leave Memphis every TUESDAY, at Pm.
Returning, leaves vicksburg every SATURDAY at
I'm.
Leaves Memphis every THURSDAY, at4p.S. ~
Returning, leaves vicksburg MONDAY, st IL N.
namni;: :1.,, sI1iiRb =; 4 wEIroS
Returning, leaves Vicksburg TUESDAY, at II N.
The above three elegant passenger steamers have
been placed permanently in the trade between
Memphis and Vicksburg, and will run throughout
the entire season, -agreeably to the foregoing
schedule, taking freight and passengers for all
points on the siVer between Memphis and Vicks-
burg. Also recepting through for freight and pas
sengers for all points on the Arkansas and White
Rivers, within the bounds Of the trips Of tae mail
packets those rivers. Prompt and reliable
connections also made by this line with the fol-
lowing Steamboats, and Railroad routes.
PASSENGERS.
Bound South, connect promptly and without deten-
tiOn at Napoleon, with packets for Arkansas and
White Rivers. At Gaines Landing with Stage lines
for Monticello Warren, Camden and Washington,
being the county seats respectively Of Drew, Brad
ley and Ouachita counties, Arkansas.
At Vicksburg with the Railroad for jackson and
New Orleans, Through from Vicksburg to New
Orleans in twelve hours.
Also with steamboat lines for New Orleans, Red
River YazOo and Sunhower.
Also, with the Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas
Railroad.
PASSENGERS.
By this line, bound North, connect at Gaines Lam
ding and Napoleon as before described; at Mem
phis withreliable packet lines for Cairo St. Louis
and Louisville, with the Memphis and Carleston
Railroad and its connections, with the Mobile aud
Ohio Railroad, the Mississippi Central and the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad.
THROUGH TICKETS.
Are sold by this line over the various steamboat
and railroad lines above spoken of and at prices
which material saving to the traveller thus Off
ering the double inducemsnt Of saving of Time
and Money.
TIME
Between Memphis and Napoleon, and vioksburg
and Napoleon twenty -four hours between Mem
phis and Vicksburg, forty-eight hours.
For further information apply on board of the pac
kets or to JNO. T. SHIRLY.
or, TH0S. II. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
N.B-Particular attention will be paid BY all the
boats in this line TO the wants Of my old friends
Planters and Merchants on the route, and their
patronage is respectively solicited b.
April '59--Sm. TH0S. T. SHIRLEY.
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MADISON MeAFEE,
Nav "a. tlla Auditor Of Public Accounts.
- iNQUENT TAA.LANDs.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
Jackson, Miss. May 24th 1859
- ,HE ,o,,oving described lands in the county Of
i Itawamba, delinqent for non payment of Taxes
of 1885, viii be subject to entry or purchase at TINS
Office after sixty days from the date hereof oy any
citizen Of .his State, upon payment OF amount Lor
which said Lands are delinquent and all costs to the
State. with damages and subsequent taxes, aeerued
See Revised Code Of Mississippi, ChaI. Sec.
Arts. 45 and 46, P. ~, ms
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DELINQUENT TAx.LANDs.

A1ANVUkNI TAA.IAANUSs
AUDITORS OFFIcE,
jackson, Miss, June "a, 1852
VIZ Following dsscribed land In the county Il
Yazoo, delinquent for non pa ypaent ~ Taxes
OF 1893, viii be subject to entry u purchase 1t
TINS once after sixty days from the date hereof BY
any citizen Of this State, upon payment Of amount
fsr which said lands are dsinqaeli and all costs to
ernsS VIZ damages and subsequent taxes ae
SEQ. Q, Arts. 45 and 46, d So. osp >
is feet Of Lot In Benton.
Lot Is in Benton.
Partof Lot 460 and 46l in Benton.
Lot 202in Yasoo City.
-, MADISON McAFRE,
June "a '59-6od. Auditor Of Public Account,
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C. FL. MANSHIP
Dealer In
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLUE,
WINDOW GLASS &c.,

FHESCO AND YAK DkCUKATIUN,
FIVE DOORS BELOW THE OLD MANSION HOUSE.
HNHE finest stock Of the above papers in the mar
Il ket, at or below the New Orleans prices
Painting and Paper hanging in all its various
branches executed with dispatch and warranted to
give general satisfaction, orders from the country
promptly attended to.
Anil "a yhQ1u
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DELINQUENT TAX LANDS.

jackson, Miss, June 81, 1852.
nHE following described lands in the county of
Il Calhoun, delinquent for non payment of Tax
Of 1885, will be subject to entry or purchase at
this Office after sixty days from the date hereof by
any citizen Of this State, upon pa yment Of amount
for which said lands delinquent and all costs to
the State, with damages and subsequent taxes &C.
crned. See Revised Code Of Mississippi, Chap. |,
Sec ., Arts. As, 40, p. 80.
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Corner Cdrondeiet and GraUier Street, and 81, So
amd IS con4naon Street, Nets Orteans-
KEEP contantly on hand an assert
. - ment Of CARRIAGES Of every
description, from their own manu-
factory, and from the best manufactures in the
United States, which they offer for sale low for
cash or city acceptances.
They have engaged the services of Mr.. d. N.
Iolngsworth, formerly of the firm of Messrs. Z. L..
BJuer Co., Yazoo City, as Salesman.
Tjuly28 ,58-ly
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jackson, Miss May 24th 1859.
,ENHE following described lands in the county OF
Aiarshau. Delinquent l"r non payment "f faxes
of 1856. will br subject to entry or purchase az
any e;tiSsn Of this State, upon payment of amount
for which sad lands are delinquent and all costs to
the Stass with damages and subsequent taxes ae-
crpad S,e Revised Code of Mississippi, chap. l.
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1000 STITCHES INAMTNuTT

1000 STITCHES IN A MINUTE.
These machines are warranted First Glass, and
fully equal to the highest priced Machines.
OBSFRVE-We invite all to bring any garment
COARSE or FINE, HEAVY or LIGHT, which we
will make up at once, thus establishing the repu-
tation of our Maehines-the only low-priced ma
chine as yet offered, sewing with two threads, and
GUARANTEED NO HUMBUGI
These machines will Gather, Hem, Stitch, OF Fell
in the most beautiful and Substantial manner
Our new and improved hemmer will turn hem of
any width stitching at the same time without pre-
vious basting.
NOTICE
The undersigned has obtained from the manufac-
turer sole and exclusive right of selling the above
machines In Kinds, Warren, Madison, Yazoo and
other counties and from my knowledge of such ma
chinery can recommend them in every respect.
BUFUS ARNOLD
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aThe motto of chivalry," says Balzac, SIS
also the motto of wisdom-to serve all and
love but one"
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CHARLES DUDLEY, UNDERTAKEN
JACKSON, MISS.
ekASE'A PAG'EH1

t
meta LIC URIAL CAsKE
HAVING 5ecome the exclusive agent for the
II sale of the above beautiful and popular
"Casket, "iR thecountics of Kinds and Rankin, and
having greatly increased my facilities in the above
business, am prepared to al promptly, all orders
In City and country in the very best possible
STYLE There is nothing in use SO entirely ehaste,
appropriate, and withal convenient the
"Casket."
WIN attend to funerals In any part OF Kinds
and Rankin Counties.
Terms Cash or city acceptance.
CHARLES DUDLEY, Agent.
Jan, 10. '57-Iy,
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A CARD.
fHNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
IL citisens Of Jackson and vicinity, that be has
recommended the Daguerrean business in all It's
branches at the gallery Of Mr.. s. Donnel Tell
gas old stand.) Those desiring vell-hnishsd ana
will be perfectly satisfied no charge will be made
Please do not delay, as my stay in jackson viii be
nmited. E. F. BOYD.
dec IA So
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~ COTTON F4CTs.HY

The Pearl River Cotton Mills
Having commenced operations, are now making
Il L0WELLS.
COTTON SEWING THREAD, for plantation use.
COTTON ROPE, for pillow lines, de-, and
WOOL CARDED ROLLS.
All of which are for sale or barter for Cotton
or Wool.
Wool Carding done in the very best manner.
SAMUEL POOL,
iu45S-tyW Superintendent
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aLoye," says Jean Paul Richter, demands
little else that the power to feel and to requite
love-
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND CURES
AND NOT A SINGLE FAILURE

GREEN'S AGUE and FEVER MIXTURE
Warranted to cure the Ague and Fever Chills and
Fever, in every case where the direction are fol-
lowed without the aid of any other Medicine.
ALSO -
GREEN'S CARMINATIVE SYRUP
OR
DLARRHCEA MIXTURE.
A Speedy, Safe and Efectual Remedy for Diarrhea
Dysentery, Cholera, Infantum, or Summer Com
plants Of Children, Cholera Morbus, or any
and all Irregularities of the Bowels.
THOUSANDS of certificates might be obtained
IL attesting the value Of the above remedies but
in this vicinity they are too well known, to need
recommendation. Determined to keey up the re-
putation of medicines so deservedly popular we
prepare them from pure Ingredients only, and with
the utmost care, and skill.
Learning that many personsi in the habit Of using
these remedies, had been unable to obtain new sup
plies, we would state, they may at all times be OBJ
tained at the Drugstore Of DIR. j. s. SlZER, who is
our agent for them in this city.
For sale by druggists throughout the state.
DIR. J. S. SIZER, Agent, jackson Miss.
Letters from the trade should be address to the
proprietors, Casseli & Baughn, Canton, Miss.
May IL '59-ly.
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STEAM ENGINES.


HSITHER Portable or Stationary, for Ginning,
Ia Saving, Grinding, Drawing, any other
Plantation use, also
Improved Circular and Sash Saw Mills
Of Southern Manufacture and sold under iull
guarantee from EAGLE MACHINE WORKS, Rich
mond Virginia.
Constantly receiving, and for sale By
EDMUND NJ. IYENS.
General Agent No. 2 Union st. New Orleans.
When Ginning Cotton spark arrester
whicl renders the Gin House perfectly safe from
FIRE. Refer to
Lafayette Montgomery, Calhoun, Miss.
John Montgomery, Canton, Miss.
E. R. Brown, Mount Hope, Miss.
DIR. Trawick, Georgetown, Miss.
Arch Steele do do
Moore Williams, near Brandon, Miss.
P. @. Goosey, Yazoo City, Miss.
all Of whom have our engines at work. and will
represent them as they have found them.
An illustrated Catalogue Of our machinery will
be sent to any desiring II, will also have
two engines in the next jackson Fair, aud hope
Southern friends viii be there to inspect them.
We were awarded by the last United States Fair
the Grand Gold Medal Of Honor, valued 400. for
the best plantation steam engine.
May 3rd '59-1y.