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For sale atLast!

A THAT most desirable and
ssm beautiful RESIDENCE and fine
i.i,R FARM grounds attached. Situa-
6sSlkSAa ted on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad. one hundred miles from Mobile,
and midway between the stations Of Shu-
buta and DeSoto, four miles from each,
known as Boards Store, and seen bv thou
sands passing on the cars. are now offered
for sale The lands comprise $50 acres on
the east. and 20 acres on the west side OF
said Railrold-.jU acres in all. the main
portion OF which is black sandy. hammock
soil. and the other part is rced-brake, as
good as can be found anywhere. and could
be put in cultivation at very little eX-
pcn~e. There are - acre. cleared and in
cultivation. which produce cotton, corn
and potatoes in quantiti-- equal TO any
land i'm this portion of the State. The
said tract of land is well timbcred with
Cedar. Cypress and oak The farm is a
fayorite one with all who have seen it. and
it, value and advantages are not yet one
half developed the owner being limited
in means to clear and bring into cultiya-
ton more of il 40 this time. An excellent
mill~eat on the land. and a good stream
of water
R<.yPersonS wishing to purchase can
address. or call upon the undersigned at
DeSoto, Clarke County Mis-.
MARCUS +. BEARD.
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27,sii PRIZES, MOUNTING TO Sjl3,i0o!
Who'll, ucAst, SO; nal,e, s., Quarter. 81 so.

Whole Tlckets $40; Halves Is; Quarters ~ so.
~ ORDERING TICKETS OR CEBTIFlCNTES
Eneln.e tug money tu our address i1r the Tickets
grtrrg'i. uu rceo 90 of which they vii nc forwarded
hy first mIL
The I.-f of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will De- sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
RH- Purchasers wUl please write their -IgnI.urCs
plan. and give their Post Once. County and ~tate.a
e. AZ prizes of s uop aud under. paid Immediately
ailcr tlg duwiug-oihcr prizes at tho usual time q
thirty iHts
Notice 60 Correspondents.
Those Who prefer uut sending money hy mail. can
u-c THE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY, whereby
money flr Tickets, boz sums ui Ten Dollars. and up
wards can D. sent u- At utB RISK AND EXPENSE
from ans cts urtnvu where they have au office. The
money and order must De- enclosed u e Government
Post biire Stamped Envelope, or the Express Com
ptuy cannot receive them.
All communication strictly confidential
Atdrc-a lIl tr.iars fHr Tickets or Certificates Co
WOOD. EDDY a co, Augusta. Georgia.
or, WOOD. EDDY q co. Atlanta tspurrla.
or, WOUU, EDDY AGO. Wilmington. Ifcl.
Hs- lf-t uf the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with 90" amount ~ thr prlze that each one D.
entitled o.. viii De- pub-hed after every drauiu. in
The following Papers "A rasfl. GEO. ff1tlisf
Nas OI.sails lftt. 49,. h.rf.r. Ntsf.fs .fl.fffs,
Aflrsf1 fHfslgfarsr. Nfr York Ueslfg DuY E-ak 81.
rarn1h Duh Nrrs Eirfialfs Bisp1trt Nor YORK Dis.
prish I'tabiHq Mssl CrriDa, and Little R1rl lArkl
True Dg1tsrrTf
Fcb. ~. 1859. l5-tf
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The state of Mississippi,

SCOTT &, UNITY.
IN hs Circuit Court, Ipra Tam, 4. d. 1859
stephen Lewis,
vs.. Attachment.
John &. SAINT.
this case 1t appearing to the satisiac-
i tion of the Court. that the defendant
is a nonresident of the State of MiSsissip-
pi, it is therefore ordered bv the Court
that unless the defendant appear here on
or before the first day Of the next term Of
this Court, TO be held on the 3rd Monday
Of October next, A. d. 1859, and plead.
answer, or demur to plaintiffs attach
ment. the same will be taken pro con
fesso, and judgment entered accordingly ;
and it Is further ordered that publication
Of the order be made in the Eastern Clari-
on, a newspaper printed and published in
the town OF Paulding, Jasper County, Mis-
si>sippi, for four successive weeks Of the
pendenCy of this suit.
Given under my hand and
SEAL seal Of office. at Iiill~boro'. this
- 18th day of Nav. A. d. 1859.
X. W. BONDS, Crk.
Nav -. 1859. 33-jt
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And a other yclacles iu his line AZ prices which will
Justify all who wish 10 purchase to buy Of him. A.
he b. prepared 70 sell vehclcs of his own manuf,c-
turr, and possessing the acquaintance of the newest
aud most attractive styles b. aitcr- himself that be
can offer Inducements never before given 90 the
public
iIe VII take pleasure IN showing bis stock 10 all
Who viii favor him with call at his Repository, In
The building occupied BY Mcssr-. Carter Taylor.
JOHN s. ATWATER.
coluHlbus, May 4, 1859, Sow
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She comes with fairy footsteps;
Softly their echoes fall
And her shadow plays like a summer shade
Across the garden wall.
The golden light is dancing bright,
Mid the mazes of her hair,
And her fair young locks are waving free
70 the wong OF the air.
Like a spurtful fawn she boundeth
50 gleefully along.
And as a wild young bind she caroIleth
The burden Of song.
The summer flowers are clustering thick
Around her dancing feet.
And on her cheek the summer breeze
l. breathing soft and sweet
The very sunbeam seem, to lnger
Above that holy head,
And the Wild flowers at her coming
Their richest fragrance shed.
And oh, how lovely light and fragrance
Mnglc IN the light within.
Oh. how foudly they do nestle
Round the soul that knows no sin!
She comes, the spirit Of our childhood
\ thing of mortal birth,
Yet b-lrug sun g., breath Of Heaven,
Torcdeem her from the earth.
She comes, in bright rohed innocence,
Un-oI-d by llot or blight.
And pa--eth by GU, way ward path
\ gleam Of fangel light
on blessed things are children,
The gifts of heavenly love;
They stand b..vixt oar worldly hearts
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1900 Acres of Sea Island Cotton
LA MD

The plantations Of Cols. Claiborne and
jackson are now in full state of cultiva-
ton, and have been found to produce well
for the last five years. These gentlemen.
who may he addressed at Shieldsboro',
Hancock County. Miss, are referred to
for the character Of the land. and its
adaptability to the production of this IA
NOUS cotton. The owner of the tract. W.
:. Iloyett, may be addressed at Alto, p.
O., Cherokee County, Texas; or address
ID. BARTON.
Chronicle. 1a.
Nav Is. 1859. 32-tf
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SD Reward!
Runaway from the un-
G% dersigncd, near Waynesboro,
40 WAYNE county. Mississippi on
~ thcnight ofthelSth of August,
I'M inst, a bright Mulatto boy,
w named MAS: aged about u
'--%E.svears: ; feet inches high /:
weighs l30 pounds; spare built; rather
down-cast look; speaks very intelligcntly.
! think there is some white person con
nected with him; he is well dressed; carri-
ed away with him handaXe. ! think that
he is travelling towards Columbia, Marion
county, Mississippi will pay the above
reward for his delivery to me, or confne-
ment in any safe Jail where | can get him.
A. TAYLOR.
WanesJoro. iug. 2l. 1858. 45-tf
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"HEREAS. Letters Of Administration
w on the Estate of JAMES EASTER
LING, deceased, were granted to the un-
dcrsigncd at the last May term OF the Pro
bate Court Of Smith County, State Of Mis-
sis,ippi: Now. all persons indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to make imme-
diate payment. and those having claims
against il to exhibit the same within the
time limited bv law. or they will be barred
A. 7. ROBERTSON.
ZEPHANIAH EASTERLING.
Administrators. 4
MAY Is, 1859. 32-Gw
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%s FOR SALE by the undersgn-
isssssEs7ts32 ed, in Hancock County. Miss,
- Sss~ near. or adjoining the lands of
-. Colonies Claiborne and Andrew
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X. CRUGER.
SOLE AGENT FOR TUE UNITED sTAIES.
EMPLOYMENT!

800 Act AsS' % ss@Gi in aSa5 ea9y @
business. by which they can certainty make from s'o
10 sI00 per month R5- TheTeis haB,bug heysl -da
For GlU particulars address, enclosing two stamps
f,rrstlrn no-tagC W. X. TERRY,
Rockingham, n G,
Dec. 1858. 1ly
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CARRIAGES

L. THE undersigned having pr
~MKw - nsaas1fiu located at Columbus,
VANTO would respectfully announre
-aN-StE that he has on hand. aud j. CON
CNJ ~ stanty receiving complete and
COACHES,
BAROUCHEs,
ROCKAwAYs,
CARRIAGES,
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| GRAND PRIZE OF S36,OOO {,

NEARLY ONE PRIZE To Evl
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4 sUrnrRllyn BrREE


IUT INNIW W VNTI 7NNIFUHII
rnH other lHV news Wta rrunIvnd tiftf Col sand.
fIrl UHH accompanied tion. ltnt nn bic return io
NenHuirIt hail died u Valencia uf rlatiil yelluv
tsvUr. o. ht.l t b tu BE- presumed the arr gulHr
treatment IfId down as aw ~ thc guliy. Wauld
Na fHH wuUn tl tl1t Hsfffaf ~ elartr be- aurs
eHfuIiaif Ant l. f nHf Utir tu iuirf thut u lse NJ
aItHsfUlnI nHrkn uf uandahnrus Dc hul taken Ntn.
aafH tnf NaI11F Instead ni netnn druHred arcuId.
HIF ti fra dIspHuaarT, Dr. wutiil hsvs ree1vrrtflf
An tIp lryrrs tn which we have referred belong tn
one HnIiV They sfa nvarmfly uet1sioned bv In
unhealthy rfIuHinIa iu The aimnHrncrr A their
hassi stands YELLOW FEVER. brat by Or the most
common nHsa..t 10 utftrnua disease are fENEN
AND NarE aut UlLtuls NEMllIINI Uygf. ll
fhan. W WtHwkra Nttnv % nir viii gUfu the must virtr
Iaaf utfiv af tHr whole class there eHn ha no doubt
I'd IA rrsuint amt rortun remedial aguou iu che mi.
nar H..HI.lata. However, this conclusion does noe
ret un uFU and rHHun fluur if ia turuhed hy niss
raautry where tNrERWtrrENts and REMIT.
rENls prevail
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me Greatest Invention OF the Gge.

A GENTS wanted n every Town and County 10 en-
"A gage In a now, hght, and profitable business, IN
which they can realize handsome profit without in
ve.tnn a capital For flll particulars enclose stamp
&c CARTER.
Richmond, Va.
May 4 1850 b-a
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4Otttg.
A Poetic Gem.

In the novel now appearing in Black
wood. entitled THE Light on the Hearth, I"
are some very beautiful ideas. We have
not for long while met with anything
more sweet than the piece of poetry we
copy below. 1t is suggested by the ap-
pearance of Little Rose-the pet of the
neighborhood-the darling of the house
hcld-in the garden playing among the
flowers. and with them decorating the
large Newfoundland dog, Domingo, who,
taking upon himself the office of guardian,
watches her every movement and seems
proud of her attentions. This life thus in
spires our author:
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IoDdfOr Sale

TNHE subscriber Wishing to concentrate
i his capital in the Commission busi-
ness, offers for sale large tract of LAND.
in Jasper County, Miss, containing 2O6O
acres. and lying on Quatalah and Talla-
hala Creeks. The price will be low to a
purchaser of the whole-or it would be
divided, if desired.
JOS. BORDEN.
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TO HOTEL KEEPERS,
ESTAURANTS. DRUGGISTS. GROCERS AND TIL
PUBLIC
DIR. BRUNON'S BITTERS

Have. from their excellent qualities. been recon-
Inpnded by the MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS a. a
most valuable and ncvcr-filing remedy for
DYSPEPSIA. DlARRHEA.
DEBILITY. HEARlBtR RN,
ElIlbI~NESS. JAINDICE.
LIVER COMPLAINS. BLOOD DISEASES,
&c- SC, Sc.
Are also sure and certain preventive against FE-
WEIR AND AGI T., CHOLERA SUMMER COM
PLANTS Sc. and is the most valuable and e9ica-
ciou- TONIC AND ApPETlTE-CREATlNG COM
pot y ID ever offered 20 the public.
Bv the u~c of these Bttor- ALL DISEASES OF
THE BLOOD vii Doe thoroughly cradIcated and all
those who are suffering from early excess and PROS
TRATION or THE PHYSICAL ENERGIES will he
restored 10 q ROBUST AND VIGOROUS STATE OF
Th@ nI,;ESr1NE ORGANS will he stimulated and
PERMANENTLY STRENGTHENED. Appetite will
b., created and the dehilltated subject restored to
new life.
Thi. remedy has a very agreeable taste and will be
tat-sn readily hv children well as adults.
An persons suffering from any of the above com
,,lspt. lr,, invited To try DIR. BRUNON'S BITTERS.
poSc-For an adult, small wine-glaSsful three
times day: for child small teaspoonfu twice a
day ,,,-,rB
SOLE AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
742 Broadway, n. v.
Sold al 81 cents per bottle = per dozen, s. 30 per
gaflon. extra BitterS for Bar-room~, by the gEou
barrel al the low price of 81 p per gallon; fine Stoghn
toms Bitters. 81 p per gallon.
For sale by all Druggists and GrOeers,
WuaLEs AND RETAIL, At
742 Broadway, N. Y
sent ~ Express 20 all parts Of the ned States.
| LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.
| NaU York April b 1852 2l-ly
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Catch the Rogue
$ 100 REV ARDLI

1 y
w ried away from my house. in Simp-
SON County. on the night of the 7th of
April. ult. a BAY MARE. He was pur-
sued and tracked into Alabama and then
bacl, into Clarke County in this State,
where he traded off the Mare for Mule
He called himself Browning in Clarke.
lie is about - years old, ) feet 10 inch
cs high, bold appearance light blue eyes,
dark brown hair and no beard-will weigh
between $50 and 100 pounds-dresses very
neatly-had on, when he left, a dark suit
-frocll coat and low crowned hat: gam
bles sometimes.
This Is not only to warn the public
against him. but to ask all good citizens to
use every cNertion to arrest him, and ad-
wise me at Rockport, 2. O., Copiah County.
Miss, 50 that ! can send warrant for
him. viii pay one hundred dollars to
have him arrested and secured so that |
can get him back to Simpson County for
trial. WM. MASSEY.
May I. lS59 SOFT
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y. L. ATKINSON.

SUCCESSOR TO SWAN ,G Co.
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
All orders f1r Lottery tickets. addressed 20 the
subscriber, viii have h- personal and prompt atten-
ton.
Jan. 15.1s-9. l4-ly
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S2I RPNHrdI

PincrHc, Smith Co., May p, 1859. :
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To Young Wen.

A o. Who arr suffering nom ths effects of YOUTH
n WI ENCE--. sEt.F-ABt'SE or the dalaity
aris.nr nom SEXUAL uisEA@E can D. SURELY
suH PERMANENTLY WE-TbHEu To PERFECT
HEALTH srRENgu. AND Ntgul hy using the
ELIXIR DE VIE
This most valuable Medicine ]. prepared from u
REOElFr Or As FNtNENT pfUiettN pTlYst.
ClAN aud i constantly uaodtn Eurups with NEVER
FAILING stCCt4-. it will Thoroughly remove au
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
SEMINAL EMISSIONS,
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MACNIFICENT sCHENIEI
EAcH sATrRpAY IN JUNE.
AppnovINATION PRIzFs.
wneI, rIcs,l. boz nai,s: : ISL Qaarler. ss 50.

EEWEuHEE THAT EVERY PRIZE ~ TIE
AH0TE SCHEME IS ORA wv. AND PAYABLE
~ Full WITHOUT BEDTCTfON
Certificates of Packages will te sold AZ the following
rates, which b. the risk:
JUrudeBtr uf Package of 10 whole Tickcts,..-..sso
Do quarter " ..........a ~
10 Eighth a" ........... 10
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WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES,
CHARTERED By THE STATE OF GEOR9lA)
CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000.
TICKETS ONLY SIOi
MOOD. EDDY NCO.. Manngers,
TICKETS ONLY sIOi
WOOD. EDDY s CO., Managers,
gucce.sor. 40 :. SWAN a co.

The following scheme will De- drawn by Wood I'd
dy Co. Managers oi the Sparta Academy l.ou1 IN
each Of their single Number Lotteries l9r ~ Ne
1852 At Augusta Georgia, in public under 'ne super
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tgUrFWENr OF rUE FNULrY ~ TUE
iir LNrE DISTRICT NrruRNEl, N.n BLUNT

un 10 bsst utnuer ~ treating CHOLERA aui ta
tsirai sa.tsas tbe Facuv are uat entirely aErrr,t
The most tprrnvnfi programme, however. y ei'ani'
rfsn tHts nothing that The Ingenuity ~ man could
.layiaa wnuld ho more rnrniriuus ~ BE- simply "a
trssFrIntiHn tn Cunurst the brain amt enrnrgc tno
liver ~ wonder thr UHmwpHths were more sue.
.a.aNfI chan tho "rrEultft' during tue rhulHru srH
s4n 20 b. iuHutuy lrtter to give what viii do n,iihet
Z, tra W1uupafha. with their liiputHn suuaf plums
b.rr ffgativ thr advantage 90 thD acftntfrrs What
sspfIy STIMULATE and tone the nervous system, and
rsaiarn tn activity thn sluggish Cirgulluon3 and
therefore NAuWAN y READY klllEF " ~ ai'7u
49, .rssIHr frr M HAT uur distinguished fellow
.f...u no Uln Nathaniel ~ Blunt Who fell mar
~ H. tNa diaHuan Few yrHrH tlu. BAL hntte ui tIl
.aI. Relief within reach, De might have heCn nNv,
ts.4 kv Ha hti. we suppose, The .uihcal trelt
,1ani instead aud rcry ratHrn7H diod IN e rv
nuura
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from VIM p 20 mlilN NNnWAilflH NU continually suffer-
ing without knowing remedy.
The cost of cure b. trdnE. one bottle will last one
month, and u suitable ior either sex scut ffee hy
mail tn ail parts ~ the United siatea
Price, - per bottle
Address,
d. a. ANDERTON
asi broadway. ~ ".
n IA Circular containing fll particulars and Az.
rcctons viii be cent with each bottle. and free any
aldrrsz. on application.
LOCAL AGENTs WANTED.
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frH 10 The worst nuuen luenfta Hl WNsA ih HINaiIl
.lrs FfenHh physician MaEonfhe cnhTt che humhut
af tHa dispauaary' s, tlm even N eases Where thD
-. ..I unNUrnll DISORDERS Tins, Cor example. The
-. fssi..rial' treatment ri Waafous ffvsra ordiua
riy lraila o. tlWlNl' W. hALtlN heshHia'fa,'
D..,rraIt Then rufnea thn N n trun o. utnHur
t..s datrmuura, fe eiafran n Aa grH msfrtf -
irlaH Ha once More opens hs fepeftufr ~ putsune.
.I tsi auiuine tudanum. culehieuu. blue rils. end
sfr 4iHrr urdIeinHl hnrrurs wurse than TIE ffrIra
af rsndnraa hnK-trarae hneauee Hope Jay u the
tf,st af tnafl hut M hope unAeriiUs these areunr
49," M u these cases inafnHi uf going hafk tu thF
.,r.f sf the evil fir help thn patient would hp ulas
....frH Oh ffY WHlFHfH NHmrilrs. HN would hn we'll
rt.gE af tHis Having flon once iut1 The dtrh. o.
. EIInI ruI.lna nn luufuf
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HHHH IL
X. M 40 liable. tn thr Fearful constitutional ma.
Ht- wHIrh cling tu nfnIHna Iun generation a.
stfian .i will hr tuuH That these alaH. are Iurua
I.i sthn the remedial influence u RffiWayz prrpa
rni'oi "a, "A ss The lead In this cana ~ maitHss
....,. n 40 countries, and under an indefinite va
III Is naa and Ia thr snd heriiagr II thousands
upeu g.a-s ,,. ' sar5hIs saa iasib.aios % hla IT,
N.-.t f,.siitra M England and PRUSSIA have alaaTa
49,. trr heirs 20 this and smother Fut mora hiHhlnh
,naatunainstniY -'ln .l.',.s t..'I'l'gh laoyrl,
lell, Il II ssiH b. uhlteraaed. Ihis. re- lsasf b. tho
'i..,... .f thn medical mnrtInets. N y aHrf. We
tirta chat tr worst rt.e ~ hei tiNaif FsiolA rln
l., ts.. nratvusr. assisted hY our Pills aud Rnt-
h u.,asr Araeuic. Hyd. fnttasat Iron hlister.ug
hlelrs hl aatuns. asues, eauiefisai.on' and surgca
,NlF-at III tho faculty Or serolu'a never ga and
urii.if 'l.rr H uui tha Hesulreut setting power
10y ..,e tbr skin. and me dnepaeated elan,ls ap.
N't AZ aIacharre che virus W double system ol
l.i.rosi and internal eter.tlon WIN the mds ~
~ rr4urr exercise and proper diet 80 are CON
pure ~ 49, ksr.iitary soruhda can BE- driven hrorrr
na.. tls system by lilhways hemnde-
ht feaaumptun another cun.utuu9uM dfeaae,
Nn.s,fvent hia been uHnd wiih such astounding
thn tff tfara can o. mo- question N De auperlur-
rr'u III ths auuiuiunns u ihe Faculty IN diseaa-
" w me- respiratory orrans. u hos cured many in
.tasa lungs arcufHng ~ We ,.'ll.i1 ,i1 st ~ w N
,.,ss were wrong in their stethescnpic cNaui
,i,ns that b. their husiness re oufs 70 state and
.rt, French Physicians and surgeons ere hy a.
"a ,,.s3 honuui and straightforward mcmiscra ot ~
wv et...1n ffnr Mott when n Paris had heard the
r't.l..5s Wsrrndlr darlalm against me humnuf and
Nit....s. ID tha guild tu which Do hoinuNs 70 miHh
save been usenl q hini sihals he 80, ei coz. ,,
nnl s .,l.,sr however AMI Abarnrthy. held in thU
,,.l-s nearly che same lanHuage. Both acknoWl
i-sl tha wreiched iuehcaey ei ne n stem on einE
ssss. shieh Fas NE ~viacial" thing IN hsr day on
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u..rrtea snd holfra Wnrlus belong % the same
-. 1f disease e. Asiate Cholera aud may he cured
y. tNa .tnia menna. Neither is DANGEROUS ID subject
~ y. tbs action ~ UApW JAYS Remedies. What lhc
rtya prescriptions are calculated o. ofurt lu siirh
'.,.ss. may hr inauued nom The sudden death ul
t.....i.rt. .TfgInr. L. vigorous ud WNn with good
..s.t.iutiau Hud un other complaint thHn dmrrheH
.."t ~ ln til gaaua yields ip the Ready Nahpfan
~ u..fuIHfiuu rIllH within aiN hours
W.. N.|tft. tffHa afuf.I. BE TNTT nfaWFsNaNWW
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~ n0SGr o0NTgNlQy ~ an uLrsrHiors

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weeks more it is supposed that Napoleon
will have over two ohundred thousand men
under his immediate command. The Sar-
dinians, numbering some hundred and
twenty thousand, win be headed by Vic
tor Emanuel The total of the allies will
therefore be somewhere about three hum
dred thousand mon. Of these, two-thirds
will probably have part in the first bat
tie.
saw the Emperor about week since
at the opera house. Those who have
lived here longer than /, say that he looks
worn and haggard. The Empress have
seen several times, as she is in the habit
OF riding out on pleasant afternoons On
one occasion she was accompanied by the
Princess Matilde, the EmperoF's cousin.
Eugene is as beautiful as Autographs we
see of her in the shop windows, and quite
affable. She returned the very polite bow
| bestowed upon her, in the Bois de Bou-
logne, few days ago.
Our minister, Mr.. Mason, is very popu-
lar with American residents here. He is
a bon riuant, gives good dinners, and is al
ways ready to render any service he can
to his countrymen. He is also liked by
the Emperor and the Court. / think the
President had better let him stay.