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For sale a1Lnsf!

- THAT most desirable and
nm beautiful RESIDENCE and fine
SSiS FARM grounds att; red, situa-
@Hda9A 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 by 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 Railroads.&c. acres in all. the main
portion of which is black sandy. hammock
soil, and the other part is Feed-brake, a.
good as can be found anywhere and could
be put in cultivation at very little ex-
pen,e. There are s. acres cleared and in
cultivation, which produces cotton, corn
and potatoes in quantities equal to any
land in this portion of the State. The
said tract Of land is well timbered with
Cedar, Cypress and Oak. The farm is a
tavorite one with all who have seen it. and
its value and advantages are not vet one
half developed, the owner being limited
in means to clear and bring into cultiva-
ton more Of it at this time. An excellent
mill-seat on the land, and good stream
of water.
sl7r Persons wishing to purchase can
address, or call upon the undersigned at
DeSoto, Clarke County, Miss.
MARCUS F. BEARD.
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Stray Mules.

~ TWO MULES, strayed from me
va on the 10Th of August, one a large
AA46oSorrel Mare Mule about seven or
eight years old, with a scar on her right
shoulder, and is inclined to be wild The
other Is small Brown Mare Mule, about
Ten or twelve years old, with a scar on her
right hip. will pay a reasonable reward
Tor the delivery of said Mules to me. near
the Old Missionary stand, in Jasper Coun-
~, or II any person will take them IN.
and inform me of it by addressing me at
Paulding, | will pay him for his trouble
49, +. I. HAND.
August 81. 1859 I'D
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Misses. BtAcku,s & BRo.- -Tieksbwg.--
This house. formerly BLscSN,E q PArroy,
publishes their advertisement in the prv--
ent number Of our paper, and we invite to
established house, and keeps on hand q
superior supply Of oil the descriptions q
article In which Il deals Pianos Mrlode-
on. and other Musical ln.trumeuts, t.
Eether with a variety Of otheg things cn1-
usratcd In their advertisement
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SunEs SApuLEUy AND llAENEss.-We
call the attcu ton Of our readers 10 the
advertisement Of DR.. T. l.. Su,EuAN's cx-
tensiye Shoe. Sa,ldIery and Harness cstah-
hshmeut in this place We know ny
personal cOaminnt ION that Il Is well fillcd
with articles suited 10 this market-all Of
home MANUFACTURE. which are better made
AMI AZ every one knows. more lasting
than the Northern work. our planters
anil purchasers generally. ought always
~ give the pref, renee TO home manuiac.
lures. and especially when. ~ IN tins in.
stance. Ia il their advantage 10 do 20.
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HHlEIwNT's rIsl-.-1he slfieuu-- 20 which dill
cate females are subjected by Cnuru' practitioners.
an the 90 LIS Serious evils they endure u g.ls.-
l9,rr. q LII neglect. aro terrible % coujemT ate
Letu- nor th. "a d. t1 suI @ o-i"0u> or pro-umptau~
4 We recommend % them v.rH friendly oa-n--tn,-s
tI.- u 90 huf reliable raIrd, fH- s. I'm .'lpat ta-
isn-emaHts ! all the 'af..g dis .-iar> N-au
lar g. the Z. and p eyty r4-.- and contingent.
-.'a- % rhe DIE ami health OF woman. yHg,hfII0
aged 10 trgtai OF single '1.- great regulator nI @,
.ya-a- q tho ssr-s,ge organs N the nervous So
EN- + an MN dare cure.
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WcsI E>uR'RtxE FEwALE SruivAUY ~
The next session Of this popular and -four.
i.hinu institution will commence on the
6r.t Monday In October under charge Of
she Principal. Dr. l.. Goutp, aided by
corps Of competent assistants. Dr.. Gould
l. , gentleman OF hne attainment, and Is
universally regarded where he Is known.
~ a most excellent in truotor Those
having daughter. 10 educate would DO we'll
% inform themselves more particularly
respecting the advantages that this Semi
nary offers
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DANIEL ADEE,
81 Centre Street, y York
Ner York March ID ls5'. G3-ly

As-Thou-ands Of femalc- die annually for want Of
remedv f,r the ailments To- which thcya or, incident
The only such remedy Ne know Of j. Sir james
Clarkc's Female Pll- They are put up ia bottles
containing 20 pills, vish circular containing yplr
cit direction. ana sent poet free fs 81 and postage
stamps They are well known TO he the only sure
and safe remedy for female diseases and ob-truc
tons from any ,la-c. Soc new advertisement in an
other column.
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In Justice Court Beet No. 2. p sind fo'otg,
august Term, 4. d. 1859,
James A. Rushing, AAtachmentfor
vs.. 500 31cts
Thomas Davis.
THIS day came the plaintiff il the
above stated case, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
PENDANT is not a resident Of this State; 1t
is, therefore, ordered that unless the de-
PENDANT appear on or before the next term
of this Court, to be held at Sherman Hill
Post Office. in Beat No. >, of said county,
on the third Saturday in September. 1889,
and contest the plaintiff ; demand, the
same will be taken for confessed and iudg-
ment entered against him accordingly,
and the property 50 attached will be con-
DENIED to be sold to satisfy the above de-
mand and all cost.
L@ Given under my hand and seal
SEAL this, the 22d day of August, A.
SI6N/ D.. 1859.
BRYANT HARRELL, !. p.
August 81 1889. 1T-jt
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Sheriff sale.
b. +. Rowland a Co,

B. F. Rowland a Co.
v.
Nelson F. Furgurson, AEas n IA.
James A. Chapman and
Samuel Parker
BY virtue Of the above stated f ia to
me directed, will expose to public sale
for cash, in front Of the door of the Court
House in the town of Paulding, between
the usual hours of sale, on the 4th Mon
day Of September next the following de-
scribed property. to-wit:
The East half of section fifteen of Town
ship Two OF Range Twelve East, Levied
upon as the property Of Samuel Parker.
one of the above stated defendants; to
satisfy the above stated Fl Ia and all cost.
l.. r LASSITER.
SHERIFF Of Jasper o,otg.
August 81, 1859. At.
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DrEt nEfwEry EoroW.--A duel wa
fought In the State Of Maryland, on the
2Dth inst between Mcssrs. Wise, Of the
Richmond Enquirer. and odd. Of the
Richmond Examiner. Two shots were
exchanged. without injury toeither party.
when the difficulty was satisfactorily al.
iustcd
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DISEASE, ~ ruE TuEo,r Am LrNCs.--
Diseases Of this character which at one
time were considered almost impossible
in our southern climate, are gradually be-.
coming Of more and more common occur
renee. DR.. e. =. CRtVE's infrmary, for
their treatment, located at TO- - Joseph
street Nsw Orleans Is well worthy the Of
teution Of those who are thus suffering.
II, has acquired a wide spread reputation
BY the success Of his practice. Soc his
adyertisem ent in thts paper
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lrDsov FeustE lvsrtrrrE-M ,EtoV, ALA.
This Institution has acquired 80 high a r..
putation throughout the Southwest, that
Il l. almost useless for a. 20 say anything
about Il. further than what We have often
before said in these columns. The next
session will soon commence. under the
Presidency Of Prof y. X. DAVIS. a gentle.
man cminently qualified for the position.
The town Of Marion is a. pleasant and re-.
Gned a place a. any in the South, and a.
healthy. In circular before us, il Is
staied that not a serious case Of illness oc.
curved among the pupils during the last
session. From the same source We find
that since H. commencement. the lnsti-
tute has graduated isl pupils, some Of
chem among the most talented ladies Of
the South.
Parents who wish 10 sen their daugh
ters OF - school. can find ~ school in the
rsited States m re dcservint Of conf
dsucc than che iId'on. Muion I. con
psctsd by railway With the Alabamt rive.
Al selma. aud daily lines Of stages pas
through the place east and west
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ds'ptc DsHqse..
V'HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION in view 81 the aV.-
Il ful destruction OF human life, caused Is sexual
tunatc victims of such Diseases rs QuackS several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, As a
CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their name, to open a
lr~pDn-ary for the r'ttm'nf Of this class -a--
IN Hl their forms, and 10 give MEDICAL. ADVICE
GRATIS to al who apply by letter, With dp,cr prjou
ri their condition age. occupation, habits - life Sc d
and ia cases Of extreme poverty. % FURNISH NFlL-
I,INE FREE OF CHARGE. T. L. needless 70 add
that the Association commands tho highest Medical
-kI!i oi the age and wi! furnish the most approved
modern treatment
Tho Directors Of the Association, IN their Annual
Report express tia" highest satisfaction with the sue
which has attended the laboTs of thsr surgeons
IN the ,uyc ~ Spcrmatorhd'a, Seminal Weakncs.
Gonorrho.a. elect, syphilis. the vice Of Onanism ~
Srltibu-c. Disease Of the Kidneys and Bladder Sc
and "-d"- continuance Of the same plan for the en-
Sung
An admirable Report on SpcrmatorrhGa. or Semin
Al Weakness. the wee Of onauSm, ha-turfatlOu, OF
self abuse aud other diseases Of the sexual organs
by the Consulting surgeon will be sent by mail IN
a sealed envelope. FREE OF CHARGE on receipt o
TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Reports ana
Tracts on the nature and treatment % sexual d-ea~
-. diet. e. constantly being published for gratul
tou- distribution, and will be the afflicted -
some Of the new remOdIes and methods oftreatmen
discovered during the last year Of great value.
Address for Report or treatment. Dr. SKILLEN
HOIGHTON. Acting Surgeon. Howard Association
No. 2Sputh Ninth Street, Phlladep hIa. Pa.
BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA u. HEARTWELI. President.
Cig1EGE FArHcHuD secretary.
Aug 81. ls5p- 47-lv
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DIR. COGGswELL's
NEW &.k1IoA-. SL-Ss
PRICE REDUCED ONE HALE.

Weare now authorzed = the AEtcH q AL TIE
90 ammo tnre pefmn-. II present Price is--Acu
neut q ituuu in the. = lsekags 3Iu4. Chrome.
price OF this valuable z s2S1 Those siliitF
remedy OR Inf8mmal1-. -, with Rheumatism NCt.
~ Diseases. Dr.C hav-. 8 -ug.a headache IL d.
ing made an important 81 famed Eyes. Ear,
improvement 10 biz q Throat Lung. or L. v-r,
,h~uIl al apparatus iur = Scrotula, FENNE uI,EAs-
m4uuta turing d. byI - - OF any FoRw ufiVFLsN-
9 r- 'n+t b. uiatf- p vsrtos sEan.d Ssr tie
uti tn-sery,i. and slsu g inuphloJstic salt tn
~ t'ie urgent rs. uert 81 m ID. Bv cgulhrng the
MANY Who have hetuI - Circulation u rsfnav, .
usst WundafftfiN bens-| y The cAUsE OF i.aaiuna.
fitted hy the use oft. has. :, ton.
rss ,ly,d 'n puf t within -
tHr t..-f irnpuial4 and directions see Cirrulars
-tlN aN Druggists. Descriptive Jrcu'ass sent
.r 'uaI applicant. lnv1lt-in tlos, place, set
AGENTS can s.ffatu ths MT, inc ", q I.I-ezs.
wM. d. TAYLOR a CO.,
Montgomery, Ala
- ?. 1850. Ally
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DtsAsrras 10 0rH NAvY.-Thc National
tntelhTenccr publishes a statement, cot
tected from authentic data, exhibiting all
the disasters that have happened 10 our
Naval Marine from the year l1yS TO le1J'
Uf these. one frigate. seven sloops, siN
brirs. thirteen sch0Oners. ungsmall steam.
r. one gun boat and one pilot boat. ~ OIL
thirty vessels. have been lost three ~
gates, four .loops, -ix bugs, nine -choon-
prs. in an twenty-five vessels, captufcd :
Eiur ships burnt 20 Washington 90 prevent
their falling into the hand' ol the enemy
two ships. one steamship and one .cho"h'
or. have been accidentally burnt one
steamship. one schooner. and hulk, blow
up-making in all sixty three disasters
% various knds
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Sheriff sale.


John Reid 4 Co,
vs.. , AktdS ia.
W. B. Ferrall.
BY virtue Of the above stated Fl ia to me
directed. Twill expose to public sale for
cash, in front of the d tor of the Court
House in the town of PauIding between
the usual hours OF sale on the 18th Mon
day of September next, the following de-
,cribed roperty to-wit:
Part OF Lot No. -, in the town of Paul
ding described as follows. TO wit: that
part of lot No. %, commencing 1870 feet
from the conner of jackson and Van
Duran Streets. fronting the Public Square,
thence2O feet on Van Duran Street, thence
back at right angles $50 feet. thence along
The dividing line between Lots No 80 and
% parallel line with Van Duran Street. 20 IT,
thence $50 IT,, to the place of beginning.
Levied upon as the property of the
above named defendant, to satisfy the
above stated Fl IA and all cost
/. b. LASSITER.
Sheriff Of Jasper Co'o.tg.
August 81 1859. At
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CuurtiuESrAuy "A correspondence the
lisinrston (Ala. Messenger. speaking Of
Hoo. Dawn CtorroS, the newly elected
member Of Congress, in the Montgomery
Dis riot, says.
"From an intimate acquaintance with
Nj Clopton. the writer can say better
man was never sent to Congress. A very
high order Of intellect, coupled with true
modesty -great patiencc-lnhorious appli.
cution-grsat dclicacy Of sensibility, and
together with sincere piety
render him altogether Que Of the most
complete characters our State has ever had
At Washington City,
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Shoes. NaddIery and Harness.

TI'HE uuders med would respectfully solicit the at
ten'ion Of tue public % his large and well assort
which le offe very low prices. He has now on
hand stock IL over so hundred pair Of RUSSETS,
OF ALI. s ZES. viii PLANTERS would find II TO
ter advan a. 20 call and examine before purchss-
Ing elsewhere
Mr. v ? McLturHIIN still has control Il nv SAP
d ~ AND HA Ms s IoP ard viii attend with usu.
al prness and fidelity y al orders for work N
thai hne e. L. SHARMAN.
IuuIdin9 Aus. aIsL 1859. gI-d
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A NEw SouruEav AttuuHEss-lrHur a
J,rssnv. New York, have npw In prrs-.
aud soon 10 be issued novel. written ny
~. Aratsrs EyAys, Of Mobile. Ala,
ah /. highly spoken Of by comPstsn'
-. who have been permitted 10 soe the
49, .h.ets The utls Of the work i
ln.nl,h /" and e l. story Of southern
"a. The s.ms young lady several year,
~, -h..n vrry y0ung wrote as'ory called
80. . vs,~b Displayed evident marks o.
..a,,,. and l,sr lutars Literary sueccss w''
u - ....ft..fasl
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Tut LtsrC,sE.--A sou " Cas-iu, VI. Gay
whiIe RUM NJ recently was bitten 90 the
loot ~ some poisonous reptile, -upp"'rH
20 be 4 rattle-nake. and his body imme-
diately cxhibit,d al the y mptoms Of the
INST virulrut poisosing but he ws
do.ed until -tupehrd With apple brandy
und the next morn ny was ~ weu a.
ever. - rouf.lrnt uas Mr. Clay o. the
Hcicy VI 81 ulisilic ~piril. Ia all cases Of
poison w the bites Of snakes aud meets,
that hs did not even ssEd f3r . phy-i-
ctn. S'lrruu- va bound ulDb toe bit
ten spot until ammonia could be- pro
duced. whsn the former was moi,tensd
WITH L.. This Wa uron tho theoey that
POISON IL an acid and only alkhli will an.
.wsr though ammonia j. thought 70 be
the bes..
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As,lr Morsruv - Lor'si's'.--, !. a
n. ,,rsbou.s a. Alpsrs. opPo-i's Nrw
IssD,-..isahuee quantity Of .ait p'ira
V''.La year. ago. which has became onr
~ 4 ma. and has 10 be attacked -''H
IN. ,ick -. andsplit BY means ~ We
4, = ..y. tb. Local Of the Picayuno
/. ,.rgs.., roek Of q. -ystal salt. which would
n. bla.,sd Il Il wsrs not Tor the bdild.ng
over H.
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IT'S FREE FROM Pn1snN-

y IsE. ttr.uite. q loss.
Ai /. l.r S-near { r. We h,y. ana. sd md res,-
. = '-L',-I "aeIs and hUd them perer;iy
t,u Death IN Inl. T., M Al ir', ,,, ct
JAMES K CT LION NJ d. Chemist.
LAIhENCE kElb. Prot. Chemistry.
~" loiN h'-P.'A-
H., -, r. y ,'.7 ~" i"'N
- - az ,''' "'-s Ai''9
VEGA - va "1''' ''''4 Hl''l> IL
i.' 'l-,' NV ''-
" ' '.'.1'. "a Il'' Ai''' Il ''''l-e'
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COME AND SEE.
LAND FOR SALE.

.AlsN THE undersigned offers for
= Sgsk sale "A Tract of Land, consisting
SS9ss of $50 acres-all in one body
situated in Clarke county, Mis-
sissippi, ten miles from Quitman
and eight miles from Desoto, a Station of
note on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
As upland, the track cannot be surpassed
10y any in this or other portions of the
State. 1t is finely situated for cultivation,
being level, well timhered, and of excel
lent quality. The greater portion Of the
Tract Is of lime nature, timbered with
Post Oak. Black Jack, Stool Grub. IIicko-
~ and Pine. The other portion is good
yellow soil, and produces finely. Adj
Joining said tract, are other lands which
can he had at reasonable prices. and the
purchaser can extend the tract to great
extent.
on. the premises are 20 acres in cultiva-
ton, under good fence, and we'll dead
ened. On the premises are two dwellings,
one a small frame with kitchen attached,
and the other a log house, with necessary
! out houses, together with barn and sta
| BILE, and as good a well of water as the
| Eastern portion of the State affords
There is on the place, framed store
! house, at which, is located a Post Office
/ l he place has Detn lnndbllttl LOT inc ltSl
fifteen years and the health of its inmates
tells for the health of the place. The So
/ ciety of the section of country Is good,
the people being neighborly and law-abi-
! ding. Churches and Schools are conve-
nient The Methodist and Baptist de-
nominations are numerous, and the Good
man Institute-male and female, at
| Pierce's Springs, is only six or eight miles
off The range is good, and that of the
| Summer in particular and is not sur
| passed by any Of similar nature east of the
/ Mississippi River. There is an outlet for
some ten or fifteen miles, which, together
with the fertility of the soil of said tract.
producing as it does, with proper tillage,
an average of twelve hundred pounds Of
cotton per acre, should induce persons to
purchase. The proximity to the Rail
road and Court House, together with the
advantage Of mercantile business, of
from four TO ten thousand dollars a wear
in dry goods and groceries. should stir nm
those wishing to purchase lands. Complv
then with.the caption of this article. and
comply soon, or YOU may lose bargain.
The land will be sold at a moderate
price, titles good, and payments made 10
suit purchasers.
II further information is REQUIRED ad.
dress me either at Nicholson's Store Ala.
bama, or at Macksville, Mississippi.
JOHN Ii. EVANS
August 81, 1859 Aft
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LIFE ILLUSTRATE

First Class PICTORIAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER designed
TO encourage 3 spirit Of 1FE, MANLINEss. ElTR IL
ANcE. and AlTwITT among the people; to il Illustrate
life in all its phases Under the appropriate head
lnps Of General Iitsrsture-comprsingO origin 81 Is
saws Historical Biographical and Descriptive -Edi-
toral, City and Vicinity. Rural Afurs Scissor NO.
Notes If Travel Information. we shall endeavor %
to all
with the number for July %, we commenced e
No ~ artnl.s anLillnd.
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THE BUILDER,

In which we shall give practical directions, with all
necessary illustrations for erecting Buildings OF all
kinds Of msteria-stone. wood, brick and concrete
These articles have been prepared by practical AT
chitect. and will embrace instructions in Designs
Drafting. Masonry CarPentery, Roofing Plumbing
and m fact everything connected With building.
IIRE lLLU~IRATrD will be published weekly. at s.
year or ten copies for $40. SrEcIsEHs sEST TREE-
AGENTS WANTED.
FOWLER 4 WELLS
3Js Broadway, y. Y.
N,7C- York, Aug. 81. 1852 AZ
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LAprrs AAgHic,N M,sAzlSE.--This beau
tiiul and valuable Magazine for Scptom.
her. is on our table IL Is published by
Henry White. 40. Z Beekman street, y.
York, at the low price Of 81 On pcrannum.
N, nIrnnrn
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A protracted meeting Of the Congrega-
tioual Methodist Church will be- held At
Ok Bowcry Church, commencing onncxt
saturday. ga Of September. Several Mn
listers are expected to be- present and az
sist in the meeting
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
orr uup ATED FEMALE Pills


Tbs invaluable medicine Is unfailing IN the cure Of
all ,bos. panfuI and dangerous diseases incident to
the female constitution
Il moderate a.l ,Nrcssos aud removes al ohsiruc
,ior. f-r, whatever causes and speedy cure may
TO MARRIED LADIES
il peculisrI, .ui,od. twill in shor, time, bring
an the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION
Ts.s. FFns should Ho' Be taken By females that AZ
,,,~,,s, during ne FIRST THREE MONTHS q
al, ,s 10 Lripg On Miscarriage: baf II ,re-7 o,asr
nm, end "a ersrJ other ca q, ttsy are perte-'lg srs
4, all ,ase- Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in Tho Tssk and Limbs. Heaviness. Fatigue on slight
s4.r-lon Pa.ptation Of the Heart Lowncss Of spi--
~. uv.te.lg-. SICK Headache. Whites, npd all the
naipfil diseases occa-icncd BY d.so.dered system
these Pals will elect cure when all other means
have failed.
Full directions n 'ae pamphlet aros,ad each pack
sse. which should be carefully preserved.
A hottie CONTAINING 50 Pills and eucrc I'd WITH 'hc
,,ernrent stamp of Great Britain car be sent poet
free for 81 and 8 postage stamps.
Sole Agent FOR the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES.
Rochester News York.
For sale By BT. s. f. cAsTEEI, Pauldipe.
J. WRIGHT CO., SeE Orleans.
Feb. Ia 1852 lS-IY
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senator Brown and family, who have
spent the past week in this place, left
Trrardrn's Hotel on Monday. for Biloxi.
&c ai~a purposes 70 make a short stay at
Ocean Spring,. previous 10 his departure
from the Cuast.-.Sel OCa.i Dcnscrdi 24h
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son Of the Hon Kenneth Rayner. Of
North Carolina, was accidentally shot and
kiiied by his bro'her while bunting. near
Raleigh. On tha 18th inst.
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An lrishmau travelling along ono day
picked up feather in the road, and put
il in his pocket: when night came. having
no place 10 sleep but in quarry. he care
fully placed the feather under him and
laid down " rest his wearied limbs. In
tho morning lac srpse, apd cycling his bed,
exclaimed: "Begogra, IL cue feather Is
that hard, what would a whole bCdtIll
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