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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-03-02
Stfruar 0.
Sefentlt0e Sen6u.

9pnnrritaB6 tsn 10tcn 0tirj
um 10 l5r Mittnss, foGen am SauIe brs Inter,
3c6nccn in 98aitinstrn 20un16p, Gc6a gaun.
tq, fcIgcnNr NrtrfsI auf EfenlIiaer Genpu per.
fault wrrren, n6mli4
Gin YcrtrefIjdes 3uapfrb. 4 anbere CUTE
pfrcr, cine Sub. Gin Suu, en sittsr .3peipGulss
waBen, Elm GinSauIswagcn, stn src6er Saprp.
3rst gFiigr, Gage, Yferceseidtr. 2 Ierrne 9sts
nen, 3wct 6ltc8rnnrBe 9rppsIn, YTue7paa9e. Elm
6OldhIitttn. Better unp Bsthoern, Qii6e uue
Stte. Snf, cine llbr, Sdrdut unO fenl ncd
ojeIe @rtitel ju umiiGnplib gu mrlpcn.
Die Sretn9un8en am Setaufstase unb Nufs
partun3 zen
Sp9n Trnitermnrbcr.
Srtruar 8. notI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-03-02
Getruar 16.
Sefentlt0e 9enbu.

9luf Oienitag5 ben Strn Ntdrl
h 10 lltr SCrmittasS, Iolsn am Sauis Res I'm
'r,eidncteu, in Sin. .g8brittaa GaunI5p, Qe6a
auntp, fOlssnrs artifsI auf SfsntIar SrnNu
Frtauft psroen, ndmlh
6 quite S6nifpfrrte. wcSrn ta5 etns cine ESrr'
DE 3u6tm6brs il, Rnrspiet, ;wei Itrre g8a'
rn, wcppn Der cine cin trettrdori8er Ss6Frferre'
|5aoen unO Der anrrre sin Sterpfrrre' gDa9cn H.
pei Gr,. Babies. 9fsrrssSitirr, gfIa8s uno G8'
en-, cine Sdnftsrtetts, SFu8s' unS ScrNrr'94an'
en-, ols Qrten onpsre &ctrn, Gin 8rdawag ga
en-, Elm QulI6lttten, Elm Schcfsn nit JtCtr, uni
knit nod Istr sirlr Saurrn'ArttfCI Ju umRanr
d 5u mslren.
Die gcbmSunssn am Gertauftta8e anS aaf
'artunS ron
g8iQiam Jtrth.
81. 8.-StIse artitI rrrbsn ctns 9tid6al
rrtauft, inrsm sr ssbsnft bas @rs'@sf6dft out
tSetsn, uno ttufti99n nur bic Saurrst RstrsRr
birc.
Sstruar @. ra3r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-03-02
Sin 0reDt1er perl1nat !!

Sin Dsutfcb autbutlhsr preoiasr, rpiro fr9tsih
IN osn @spptEr, linton, peipeter9sr, @olbinstonsr
uno ecnbtlI SGmsncen in estba Gauutp, rusIds isst
prept9trtcs fluo rsrIan9t. Disfs GsmtiHosu babsn
ib suilnmsu pertunest, sintn prsoi9sr esmeiRs
ihafItdo 3u erwSbICn uno ;u baItcn, uno pdufhsn
nun einen 9uten Trsoi9rr gu bnbcn. Gs rpirb babst
Rabribt an ale euthsribtn prsoi9er 9s9sbsn, Die
pdnihsn quite Gsmrinoen ju tsoisnCn, UNI fdb iSst
10 bGto as mS9db bst tsa9tsn Gsmsinosn gu mrIpsu.
nno ihre prcbr:grsei9ten gu baItsa. Dies fam auf
iraSno Einen Scnnto9, 70 pis oudb ouf @cdrntossi
9cftcbcu. 9sia9te Ssneiuecn fro nobs bel sinans
Der uno 9rauCn in ibren llmtreifcu jufamTsn-fe
fno tStnen QRs9 burtb h6er 8 SReiteu nuseinanbsr:
Ss tGuncu i'm 9auSn Stoat feline S Gsmsinbsn NIT
cinanoCr Usrtunten roCtbGn; bic lthidlier uno tts
arcmCr bccinaucCr ticoer-uno fino fdtn eabsr bee
Nufna tlaassit gutter prcbiacr pertt.
Eie Eirdenr6tbe
Der stsusensIpstsn GGmr:rbsn.
Tstruor 0. ua3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-03-02
ssalGemtoGtai SSOaanOr1>
NJ ns5 d) q p.

~ fd)i ne ns5 6 6p.
Tie llrterJri6nttrn tsbisnm iia tiC1rr Gjrle'
arntett ibren 6rsunpsu uno rsm putIjtum I'M gli=
gemsinen ansu,sissn. raB Fs frrtpdbrrno Guf Sanr
baltsn unO auf SsfslIans esrfertiscn, olle glrtrn
Stanp Z Iampimal6nsn (Stationary Engines)
ron 10 bis 100 Yietpefraft mad ben aaerprFsB'
erIRn YGtterns.
Gie Fno sIsidfaas territ ale grtsn
GiIcrne II. Wtcbingne GicBcreien, Wtiibl<
rGbrr unb WtinirsN sNtaIhinrrrten jrccr
9cIAreibung, irwie Numprn Upn rirs
fuAer unb prppcltcr G9irfun8 uns sum
Gprrirrn mp Se6en ppn QSaBer.
DampIfrbrI Srn teNr 9cIdrttuna wercrn auf
geitrGms aus rem bstsn 9to. 6cI;tOblsn' Giin
pTfrtist unb euaranttrt Su lsin ME ongsscbsn.
Sic cpnratrrn fir bic 1icfrrung oUn alien Nrter
Risssbabnbriidsn s2lrbeittn, ScI;n, S6rautcn,
l8ahr5 uno iecerIst ron @rotlhmtso Arbeten
uuf fm5e Nnjci9e uno ~ riecrisen prsiien.
SdaftinSS uno puIIies, up iepe SertC
ocn Vt'fuan8sn warsn itnSa unp itBn aue8e'
iutrt.
SeIcnbrre lufmsrFIamtcit miro 3lsparatur'
uro Sct'Nrtcitrn grpipuirt, rrl6e auf bic ttlri'
cite An3C9s mp jU rrn biQl0fsn prsilen Ssrrtd''
tCt lperpen.
Sire DampfmaI6 I6ltncn linb auf bic funfsrre6'
tsils 9DGtis 9ebaut unO wsrpsn In S8isbung, rsnn
ssrlanat, fir stnsn tiutssn 3etraum suaranttrt
TbaYer. Ereman, rOiIfon II. 60.
aamtaun. Sstruar 16, 1859. nabr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-03-02
9lmertC0n GlDCDp1ebt1,

Gin Gerrlitss 0st. fcstsn ctaItsn uno an
ban aacruicersRsn grststn ~ psrtauTsn .-acmmt
uno nmmt riss urrnttsbrlihe sDfrt in Iu8sn'
Idsin-au6 psrSm Sutleribeutsn Oareuf anss'
ucumsn Ssi
sge6, Cuff tnE srIrtS9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-03-02
SeFentlt6e SenDu.

|tuf 6rsitu96 ZEN II. NarI nGdltens,
10 llbr Srrnlittass, icam an Ger gBotnunp
5 rnteriaticbrrrn, In VIrDIdmamm Sounihp
crts Gantg. foIBmce QJstcI auf IfInutcr
.snpu sutduit weroen, nImlt&:
3 S4liipisrrs, 4 6auen, 2 basrn jwtt 9atr
unp Srrt Sabr ait, 6 Nl@Iits, 'ret ta'
II Ilno frIhmelfsno, 6 Stit iunscs 8tncUirb
I Sul, Gin 3u6tI6wsjn nit 9unSeu. sin trrit'
crssr SisrsauIswa8Cn, Gin ntersrtr glantait
SaeSn, Elm nsusr Sho6snwaacn nit Sarr9
cds unp Spiessl, YFuBs, gssrn. ScuIsitrn
r;baprs 8iniisrtstts, SpsrrtGttsn, 9fIuscwoa
Rn, spe @Urrewaoscn, Elm Orortumpa8en
eusatsln, YisrrrseItirr, 8lisssnnrBr, elm &r6
en-, unp NOD anpsrs 2htIEd gu umRdnrIiA q
eIren.
Die Ssbin9unsrn am Srrtaufstase unO Iuf
artuns prn
Senrg 0icnrr.
Getruar 16. ra3r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-03-02
Sin 1rD6e6 @Dncert.

Gtu srUess QUurrrt pUn sewetbttr NuFt spirb
aesetcn wsrprn, hur@ tte ,,Saerco fIufP
DCfellidaft" Su SrsrIrtauR, untsr Der Dirss.
ttrn tse 9rrf. s au 4, In Der 5aIle ;u Srrrlsrs
toun, auf Samltoss ben t2trn Mdr,.-aidsts
iir ben giptrtt 25 Gents, pslHe ben Snbatrt
rsS gin6mttass unb atsnes stntaern. Drs
giaanitlss ftno bic 8bdren rfsn um 1 iltr unb
pac Concert bssjnrt um 2.-am atsnb rrssOm
bic 2ttren TIM balls naa 6 u5r rTca isin uas
UNI y ll8r brsirasn.
ELg Spate pas gErt!r Na6mittass unsda.
Pig fsin, 70 ptrO UtiscS Concert Els gum Sam'
itag BEN I 9ten Mdrj perI6rtrn, iru ss atsr hanR
pss gla6mttta8S unp res atsnps Rattfnrm rIrp.
lie BcfelIibaft.
f5cbruar t6. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-03-02
6s6ruar t6.
Sefentli0e 9Sen6u.

2luf Samitag6 ben 5. NiarS na9fcne,
UNI ~ lltr MtttagS ictIcn an rcm Sauie brs
llutcrSe6neten, (9ocob Jtctb's Galbauie,) In
9iUros gBtctbaa 5auri6ip. Qs6a Gauntp, fcl9sns
Dc QIttsl auf Sftntlt&rr Genpu pctfauft wsresn,
nImlt6:
Gin sutrS t'jSbri9cs SenBR'6dGrn, Q 9age
wclte tiS 9prjI taIten wurcn. @uII mo
Jliup. iufrsStwfjue, g4nemUble, YFus unO
&93c, G'runctWren trim Suitsl, unp IouR nod
visIs anbrre Nrtifel gu um1Gnplih gu mftpcn.
Die Scpn9n9cn an StrtaufFtn9e unp @uf.
rnrtun9 ocn
9aoi6 S6nrf.
5rtruar 16. ra3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-03-02
@lt0! @it0!

Ter llnterjs6nste madt rCm gutlfum bic
Nn,eise. Dap sr cine srobs Suanttat pCBustt'
en- 6 4 9 auf Sanp bat unp tst tsm Sc8s.
brap, Barrel, II. (. 10. btais perfauit - Scitd'
lunsen f5nnsn brisfIta na6 Sauton 8alep ..
o., 9s6a Gaunt9, ssma6t, bic prompt tsiOrSt
msrpen. {. pittman.
Sanudr 26. n13m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-03-02
NQ0rtGt

rptrb bsrmit sesctsn rab her llntsr;rt&nsts ais
SrreutOr tsr Sintsrla0mI6aft tsr SrrRcrbsnsu
Gatbartna . S6panper, leBtbin pon aI-
lentaun, 2e6a GauntY, ausritelIt wUrrsn it,
NQs Gtrjsrsen pabsr, pshe nod an beiastt
6nterIlBenidaft i6ulps IuO. weresn bierpM&
aufBsforpert innsrbab 6 gSrhsn an;urufsn uno
dt,ubsJabtm. llno Spl6s bic nod rrhtmdbIse
GnforOrunsen taten mbSen. Rnb etsnfaIs sr-
iu6t SOI4s innrbaIb Der tsia9ten 3st HObIts'
idti9s einBubanpigrn al
Om. 5bwanesr, 9. BSsItball.
Sstruar %. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-03-02
8struar 8.
Sefentlt6e 9SenDu.

9luf S0mitag5 ten 12tcn NiGrs
nS60rns, um 12 utr Rittngs iOnen am Saufe
CCs lntsrjetGnetrn, in Ncro gGbettaa 5amI6ip,
yCda Gauntp, folacnrs grtiFd ouf GfrntItter
Ssnru vufauft merpcn, ndmlt4:
Cine suts 2ittsr NSbrs, rim ldfttr sneigduIs
Da8en 70 gut al6 neu, Elm onrcrer ;wct8duIs
0a9rn, Gin Sabp, 2 YFGQe. Gage, ocuIettern
nit Stcmsl, Spcrrfstten, &ibfstten, cine Strpb
tant, Yicrpeaei6irr aler 2Irt, Gin 8dt, Rii6rns
itranf. eine RRs, rrbR elmer Sui6isprnbsit Gn'
perer 2trtfsl gu umldncIiA 3u mcIOen.
Die 9eensunsen am gtrtaafttasr urp 2tuf.
partun5 pcn
Spna5 9etrr.
8struar 16. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-03-02
1000 Ib0ler Derlangt.

- $4,000 rsrtsn Ioetsi6 sntarat, pcfir fis
aIsrbtRe SsrFtrun9 sssstm wrrrrn fann.-
Das R6trrs srfibyt man In eem Su6Tcfr gu BEN
Gedsa Gatrtct.
T'te, 22, ne3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-03-02
S 500 A YEAR.
Sstruar %.

Wanted an ACTIVE, HONEST man in every
couoty in the States, to travel and canvass
for The NEw YoRK OMNIBUs--s beautifully
illustrated monthly journal. To suitable, &C.
tive men, salary of $500 per year and
small commission will be paid. Address
o. P. BRTToN, Publisher,
Jsnusry l'a.--.4w- Sc Tssekrrsr. s., q. 6,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-03-02
OeCruGlbaftsz zl1erbiaOnng.

Die llntcrsri6nstsn FnO trute BEN II. 9ns
5etruar nit stnnnrrr in Geitaidaft sstrctrn. fir
ben GnrjwCd bic .Ggaarsns unO 0rcisrsi'
Gjeiddite, u /. p., an rrm mpbltstanutrn StanO'
plnse. 0p 5. 9prR. 6amiltpn StraBe. unp ;ror
pie ni6ls Sbare gu cem ,9lrler Seter' Su tetrci'
ben. Der Namsu Die 6rma TT Eenin9cr une
5dcimcr.
q. G. 9teninsrr,
6. 9. SAeimer.
IGrntaun Setrunr t6. naim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-03-02


Gin Spuitdnbiges @Trrtfmrnt
BON allen nur erbsntliGrn grtrn gtdbtrn auf
9anb bdbsn, wstGe fe wiais iInb an ben atIsrs
ntepri9ten 9rsiBsn wtebsr at3uIa&n. - Sbre
Stiitlt perrsn tauptId6li6 ron itntn isGtR psr&
erttst unO bater fSnnsn s dr iebrn grtItsI Der If
re 0srfildtte perlS6t gut iprs&sn-Ic Rsbsn aud
tre StdbIe an S6Snbstt lsinsn aaRrR In Der
gan5en llmsssenb mad.
Sic inO tsrSIi6 banfbar fIr bsrtits ssnpssne
libsrale 8unpIdaft unp rperbsn F4 immsrttn bs.
miten rurh i6Tne, anb pausrtafts obsr CUTE
Grtifsl uno biatss prsbe, btsleIbs nod In Der 3as
funft um SieIes gu rrpritsrn, welGe 1unRtssu.
8uns Johann bel t9nsn Rsts I'M anbsnftn rbaltsn
wrrrn iua.
Sa8sntu8 unb Griebria.
December %. nd61
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-03-02
81 n cntann
Stublz blzW1nufQftur.

&GGettbttclD rrm6 Srtc6rtdJs
5tublmabcr tn Der 5taot alentaup;
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-03-02
0eIeQI0aftS : MuftD1u10.

- :
Die GjsislihaftS SerEtneuna. rrsIae be,uvcr
,wl6er ben llutrrSsAnrtsn, unter Der 5irma oor
Gjrinr, 9tsniuscr unp 60, IN rsn StpbrBsIddfter
r-tf'rtr. TIT seIIre Urn TO 500 Isbrrhr rurtb of
lcrIsitse @tnptuisunB aufsetbBt worrsn. Tie
Nehnunssn Der Grma iinp an pem altsn Stanp,
IN gO 5, Bsf 9ami!tcn Stra6e 5u buj&ti9en
Gpbraim Grim,
81. 0. Ncningcr,
6. 9. S4cimrr.
Na6rtht, t, pir6 bemSufct9s bisrmit se9eten
an ale Dtdenissn wtte nod al Die llnt'rSdd'
netcn f6ulris fnp, 9egeten. poB Te bre 8cdnan'
grn iwiI6er nun unO Dem lisn Wdi, ndtfsrs
lbjuIblit6rn babrn. llno ale YeriCnn pCIdC
nod Anfprpsrun en- taten, IIno eriudt icIte in'
nerbaIb rsm n6mti6en 3sitraam sinjutdnbtssn.
Grim, 3rntnger unp So.
@Gsrtaun Gctruar 16. ra4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-03-02

8eblsnrn f& ttslsr @sIss
senbeit tbren 5reunbsn uub
bsm sesbrten 9ubliEum bic
anjeise 5u MAIDEN, hab fs
bas Stuslmadsr Grf6dft
NOD INNER bstreitsn, unb jpas
In Der @slt Samiltpn Stra~
be, seraee rberbalb Sasers
buds 9albaus, atliro Re gee
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01
Mrs. Markham'S School,

THE next session will commence Monday the Sd
i Of January, pr0N- and continue five months
The school i~ Taught IN Mrs. N : own residence is
retired ami private. and pupils thus. during all
hours. under her immediate supervision
TX viii he her effort to mpait the ru3inents Of
sound practical English educ alton and To exercise
parental care over her pupils
Pupils pa the Elementary Misunderstanding Wri-
.hg ana spyllnI-al~o in Grammar Geography,
Arithmetic. Algebra Geometry Natural pblSsonby
hgmlstry History ana Botany, VIII receive faithful
and dIli-out attention.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01
UNREFUTED PROOF.

should lose time in trying few doses of TIM. ra,
ulaung and renovaung remedy, whatever may Lc
their complaint it can be taken with safety In m ~
lodI't ana 49, nlse' aii~'loiN rs effect j. all bus
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01
SehOla Elrcta Grammatical pro AdOIeseentuliS
PueriSquG CuFSum Tenet.

Terms OF TUITION FOR 1859
Primary English Branches for Ten Months s2o ~
Common ~
Latin, Greek. French, and higher Mathematics 4O0S
Book Keeping Single and Double Entry..... 1900
F. 5 ROBINSON
I'1Httifhg. Jan. AtIl, 1888. 1871
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01
Lumber! Lumber!. LumberI!!

nNE OIL D. Spear Co.'S No saw Mills has been
" located near peSoto. on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad. in dense forest Of the finest timber loak
aud pnel IN the state. Those in want Of a very su-
percr article OF Lumber. both in quality and manu-
tacture. would do we'll 10 send in their orders imne-
dately, as the demand increases largely everv dav
and IN a short time the prices must advance.
Terms cash, or very short paper
c. II. CURRIER Agent
DeSoto, April p, 1850. 29-iy
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01
Female Seminary.


'HHls SCHOOL commends itself for its advantages
i Of health. Independent character and success in
moral and ieSthrtcaltraining.
No patronage desired unless prove TO the public
that We deserve it. OUr appointments. accominoda-
tons, and arrangements are good.
Address tHgLsuN, Mississippi.
ZEB c. GATHRIGHT.
Ea-Semi-aunugl terms begin on the second Mon
day ia February.
Charges for five months Ss7 80 including music.
payahl, M advance IN cash notes drawing interest
s62 80.
Jan. i. 1859. 1A1v
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01

ON accommodating terms,
On accommodating terms,
ON accommodating terms,
ON accommodating terms,
ON accommodating terms,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01
GREAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS,
AT AVERELL'S,
40. 1O- DAUPHIN STREET.
FIVE DOORS ABOVE PUBLIC SQUARE.

FIVE DOORS ABOVE III Bill, SQUARE.
/ consequence uf tie scarcity Of MONEY. and the
1 present slow trade, To- subscriber has determined
t1 make STILL GREATER SACRIFICES and now
"-, tng wh'.. G.; iI.- luzr and entirely new stock
ct Dry Goods. % such iuw rates a~ were never be-
fore heard OF N,hls The sale viii last fu- two or
t.r.r weeks oaiy aaj during that time 40 accounts
n Il n,g->!r .y b.. ,u-rsh1c' S. the Goods viii be
The following go, 81 few 81 The bargains offered:
CIOakS.
RICH NTRVET CLoAkS.
From SIS to S1s-former price SIS TO $40.
CLOTH 'LutkS h1nt 0'a" in Black and Gray,
CHHUEEN- CLoAKS. beautiful -,yles.
A. half then former Pri-r-.
ShaNIS.
T..s.a.E of ~laws IS very large and comprises
som. n.g auI beautiful -ryle- liza arr not to he
...Hf u lIy Hav other ho1~,, ia the city.
DE LaineS.
CASE uE LAINE~-At Ten Cents per yard.
HANDSOME j. ~IA I.t--From u 70 - cents per ward.
ALL WOOL bE lAlNE--EE.Iu fine. plain colors at
ElgHWyuL rLuus-From - to 90 cents pcryard.
FRENCH NEElNu~-At75 cents per yard.
Misses Valencia Robes.
1LPICCIS, PIRAHATTIS, de-, dc.
Silks.
Sew md Handsome styles of sILKs-At IS cents
Extra Handsome styls- in SIIKs-N 81 yer yard
Very Rich BAYAUERE sTEYPEs-Fr1in sIj TO $40
pr trD.~
ErA,k -iIK~-Trorn7 - cents to 81 5operyard.
EmbrOiderIeS.
son Yards JhCONEr FIpJ'NCING
SO cents per yard.
30 yards JNCoNET FLOUNCING
SO yards JACpNET FLOUNCING.
~ laiz cents per yard.
110ygrI- FucIA DONET FLpUNtING.
i-H-t-'y -ur.,E a. half thc usual price.
3l0 yJri- TX. Rich JACpNET FLuJ NCING.
A. - per yard. worth - az least.
EMBROIDERED HpkF- 30 Linen.
A. % cents each.
Eah Embroidered Do. hom.uteh border.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01
nnOMnERa q SONS
The Patent Piano Of Nm Nm. Vincent wallace,


With n"uile sounding ba.lris. r"u- .rIried ou scion
the pHurirl.., aHi pronounced ly
- rlansrs. -.nkuseh. t.tf.shalk. aud
III ~ other rrvIt uutburue-. 'he most DC.
y sfect Fsuo now Missile. They ara plrfi
rululy adapted Cor thu ~sHthUW climate. stand ueH
Iu tome, tHl ore warranted Iu rNuTy ut-rrUt
NNuMNfltt -uN, uhalr-8le and q, t4d dealer Iu
Mtsie. Wfsioa' fsfrHa.lfs Ft1ry rai lHr'sfJ G.-sL
have constantly nn h7ui llrle fs-urtmeut Ut fruH
Iurtrs uf tJriHua manufacture. MrlslTun-. WauI
Organs Futluss, Aceltlrau-, tuUlr-. NlHhu. tlutcs
FlHEunlets. fifsz. theilurta. Irmhnr.ue-, HIuIH-.
uruina a.. 40 kinds of Military Bra. Bili lu-tIu-
uient- tnd Musical Merchandise ofa,ert DESCRIPTION
Ns1. Ifury tt.afia tut Toys 81 every kIul Fire
Works ZEPHYR Wool tutiery, Nurk Ulves. Whiting
Uaak Porte WlnIga. tHu-. COMBS EEu.he.. Feather
imstera Bird tflUa. Ussgt.. -Iu.k log iir.a p'lf ll
ttr,la ItsfuII..4. tlssr1eu. r,-t,IHuou EHrIz.
rvruussou tJp-, Fi-hing Tg.klc. ~purt-mlu'- Nr-I.
clos, zuuu li1vrz. Masks, t,Hid anil silver l.HHuz
sttrs, TBssels a.. Children Chaira prurrsr-. t,.-s.
Carriages. Rocking ilHr-e4 md many other artiois-
numerous tu IurufHu, fT -l If fHH lowest pIgrs
SHEET MUSIC and Mu-irBl Works tlIc hrgu-t
and most eomprIe zfpsk Boo tha ~Yutus also, uzfruH-
tom Hutk ftf fyrry instrument Sew Music rarafv
atl ~ snuu a. puhh-ha.i Music neatly bound. Mn
sie1i Instruments tTu"j aud repaired uij r1UY-
taken boz ovrlHu1c.
a#-p1rutuilr attention 81 invited fr tID Organ
WBrmuueulua. IL Wt.sn % rIIn, with dHu'lr lBk ct
koya HuI sfsns. -ulfuiIs fsr the uf Churches
anil plflors. uri.r per m'Il promptly attended 70.
rorsfu- visiting M'lale ar" respectfully invited o.
examine our Hzsuruueut
UguNuEBG 4 SOY, tsna1pbu So.
VlTr lam ESQ Ts-fy
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PHOTOGRAPHS

LIFE SIZE. ON CANVAS.
Wui Iu mnst respectfully state Co. thn citizens ~
Il Mobile thHi am now ntHy prgpvreH end T'u On.
EInr LfFE slEE rUurutUArits. hef4Ufuily yHI.
cred iu tl che rHeufu 10 which um The solo irNpIa
sinr fir enc eity of Mobile.
have euigrrcd my cet iif. shmrHi iv a.iUng new
suit VI HOuMs next Etst of tiny uarrefreIu t'llrry.
neatly Hued up with uu Improved -,yl .ht express.
lY f1r Photographic pnrpuaee
During che ltat summer ! have mHie myself tuHN
acquainted with Bi improvements perf.Il.n- t' tlg
art 1ud carefully selee.ld with sweat exrHuae CAM
ENNs. pANtE-CupE4 ETC.. rts.. ct tha ia-t grHhly.
together u.th rald Hs-urimrut 90 2 .uts uI thg
urslasf STYLE.
would sIs1 state thst tave been .ufces ,fII la
rfucurnr tbU lrta a The heat Artists n the Cliu-
Wy. which enables mo % guarantee my Hctur.s p,I.
utsneut and A. beautiful in Finish 4. tI" Az Be- .u.-
cepuhr Of eolrrrd u Water. uN Hg ff.t"L
81 Persons having OLD uiEurrraufE r.a 20 Amhro-
tvnes ~ departed NIUni., eHu hltr U|.iu rUFsHl
Iila Cabinet or MHnHiurn ~.rr. HlIlorsI u or tho
freshness aud vHur Uf auInHted mature.
have hNrd my terms. rHrrrs IsHufiiuI With view
N1Fh prices, aoHs t1 eutNlH rl tl ornament thfIr
rarlora with family pndmits, which hHEg b,duuc sn
popular ai the North.
NgHar rall tnd examine specimens.
ROOMS Nos. al and Is ttuphin street.
MOBILE.
&. uARNES
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II. A. SMITH,

Successor 70 James Smlth)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
TINWARE AND STOVES. PUMPS, sc.
10. IS state street, JACKSON MISS.
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SIDNEY II. DOUGLAS.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF ALABAMA.
ITEUHgLE.
I'HE regular Course of Textures al this Institution
i will commence on MONDAY, the 18th November
next.
The Faculty is composed Of the following gentle
men:
J. G.. Mott. NJ. D. Professor OF Surgery.
J. +. Heustis. VI. D. Professor Of Anatomy.
VIM. II. Anderson. NJ d. Professor OF Physiology
and Pathology.
Gco. \. Ketchum, NJ. D., Professor Of the Practice
# Medicine.
F. \. Ross, ". D. Professor Of Natcria NIedca and
Therapeutics.
+. +. tIorion VI. D. Professor Of Obstetrics and the
Diseases 81 Women and Children.
W. J. Taylor. Of Philadelphia, Professor Of Chem
i~trv.
q. owen. VI. D.. Demonstration Of ANATOMY.
ANY information respecting the course of Lectures
OF other business connected with the Institution. NAV
be had hy addressing
WM n. ANDERSON. NJ D.
Dean Of the Faculty.
Mill. NIty %. lS5q I'm
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!
JAS. A. COULSON s 90.
WINTER CLOTHING

WOULD inform their friends ami the public thai
w they are now receiving from their Mauuiacto-
ry, 1l2 Fulton street New FORK very large and well
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
for men and boys wear. The stock was manufactur-
ed by our Mr.. Hewitt Expressly fJr this Market and
can therefore assure oar friends that every article
made in the most d. ~hionahle and substantial manner
purchasing good. to call and examine stock. O.
We feel confident that none Will 70 away dissatisfied
Every steamer leaving New York during the season
viii bring u additional supplies, keeping our s,GcE
STpcr Block FroeE C,qts-Fine Black FrocIs Goats
super Brown Frock, super nahla Frock ana super
Blue Frock Coats.
Oroeoata-soalzkin Sack super Beaver llrck blue
and Brown super blue and brown Pilot Cloth, black
and colored BToadcloth. pryou-hire kGr~ey over
coats and Sacks, EsqumauN oyrreoat- and sacks
Business Cassa,,ss coats-Plain and Fancy, Of every
description.
P4ai1Eooas-Oue hundred pairs super Black Doe
skin. super Black Buck-kin, PLAIN and fancy Cassi-
mere. blue and fancy colored >atinet.
Te,ts->uPcr black figured GTeu8dRe silk super
Plush Velvet, fancy Cashmere. black Cashmere and
FURNISHING GOODS.
.Sbiyts-Superfue Linen. fancy Linen. Linen Bosom
shirts. of all qualities and styles MaT~ailIes do
UfpiThirts-~Upcr Cashmere. Lambs Wool. Lego
ma Flannel Canton Flannel. Patent NIarino shaker
Flannel. Brown and Bieachcd Cotton Uudershirts.
DTaCus-NaVcr shaker Flannel Negona Flannel
White Jeans. Brown Jeans Nerino and Canton Elan
HAT Hosr-Super Angola. white and colored: Mcri-
no. do; Wool do: silk. dos Brown and colored Cotton
and Linen.
Gi9ris-Super BucEskin Calf Skin. Kid. Dog skin.
Castor. white and color, Ta;ieta silk Lined Thread.
Buck Gauutet~ Fur Topped GaUutlpt~, w hitc Berlin
Ggmtlet-. nd Gauutl,t-.
N,cl Tt,.-Blacl and Fancy Colored SIX, Of every
variety.
Booi4-Gouts nres. CALF Heavy Solcd Calf Water
Proof and quilted Boots.
Hg1dlfTrti.t.,-LHeu Cambria. Hon Stitched do,
Pongce silk do- China Cord 10.
Fashionable Mul.,hn. Black Cashmere,
Nutna. lI-h Crown l'ack Felt Low Grown do, Color
ed and BENGAL Il3id.
Cops-Ea.t and Blue Cloth. Of every variety, for
Men and Bows. tlIi3rcu-' Caps.
T.Hats-t,gut- sole Leather Travelling. Ladies' do.
FoHpT lk~ Ladies Hat Boxes.
Ea'.r.-~ula Leather \aIl>e-, Leather Travelling
Bag Carpet Bugs.
N.,s,lla1.1s.-Ss and Gin CHAM Umbrellas, Walk.
ing Iauo- Pocket cutlery, Hair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes. COMBS. otr.
BDIS IND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
\ fIl and complete aS-ortmento OF BOYS and Youths
Clothing. o. every description.
IIrl.Lur1. Nov. e. ISIS. AT
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MCCORMICK COLLEGE,

HIRION, hiss,
" November
The Mccormick system Of Education will he taught
by its author.
Tuition Fees range from Sic 10 $aa.per month
Board ana Lodging from Slo to SIS per month
MtT0a. May !, 1859 SO-ly
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THREE OR FOUR GOOD RUSSET MAKERS,
i White or Black, to whom good wages will be paid.
To work in the establishment Of the undersigned at
Pierce's Springs, RICHARD CARLETON.
Rcrces springs Clarke Co., Mss, oct 9, 1855 52-tf