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~ The Hon. Dan. Sicklcs tsays the
New York correspondent Of the Charles
ton Cauricrl evidently lntcnd. to aban-
don New York lie has purchased the
residence Of Or. Munson, half a mile from
schenectady. IL il a good idea. New
York would boa di-agrccable place for
him anil his family. lthprcsumed he will
resign his seat in Congress
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No Brtt.-The Grand Jury Of the
United States District Court, now in ses
sion at savannah. have ignored the indict
ments against George A. Pitts, Chas. llar
risou. Jas. vcrucy and William Manatrrey
tor holding African negroes
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Puhlic SnaaLinr

JONI J. PETTUs the Democratic candi-
date for Governor of Mississippi, and +.
X. Burt, Democratic candidate for Audi
tor of Public Accounts, will address the
people at the following times and places
here mentioned.
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BsgThe first two bales Of new Cotton
sent 10 Mobile this year we're from
t,wxprs Counties-one from Iowndcs
County. Miss, the other from Lowndcs
County. Alabama
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MACDONALD


CRoPs IN GEoRGIA-The Macon State
Press of the 9th, says:
CorToN CRoP. ETC.-We regret to learn
from some of our planting friends, that
the constant rains are doing great damage
to the cotton crop, and unless there is a
cessation, the yield will be very small
Que. Corn crops are fine.
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Srv,rou pvts.-llon JErr DAVIS, with
has family we learn, i soiourning Tor the
present In Allegheny County, Maryland
A report prevails, that at last accounts
col H., was suffering with a dangerou.
illness. We hope there Is some mistake
about 10.
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- We are authorized ca announce LOVE tN~
~ ~ E.tt. ss tho regular Dymurrrtr rtui d1,r %
represent smith county ne The lower branch 'i ui'
next Legislature.
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Boil WoRNs.-The Selma Courier an
nounces the appearance of the boll-worm
in large force on the bottom lands of the
Cahaba, but hopes the reports are exag-
gerated.
The Southern Star at Macon, also notices
the appearance of the worm in Noxubee
and Kemper counties.
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TryvFssrr syn KrvrrcSr EtErrtovs.-
Tho mll returns from these states have
mot vet been received, bat enough j.
known tn render u certain that In the
f5rmer tho opposition have gained two,
and perhaps three member. 81 Cougrr--,
while The democrats have elected their
g,,.rpar anil Il majority In both branchc.
,f the Legislature In Kentucky, the
democracy have carried seven. and per.
b,,.. .isbt bf the Congressman. and cleo
I'm Governor. hy large majority. and
,,,i,ritiss In both Houses Of the State Leg
isafurr.
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CHARLES FOSTER.

Such language a this l. but the constant and nau-
raj echo wherever this article j. used.
This Linment l. Indispensable to planters and
owners Of horses and mules Mr.. John Daniels,
Montgomery. Ala sold slave for 500 who va, rails
ed from utter useles~ness by this Lnimcnt. Every
family should have it. Beverly particular and enquire
for the Mustang Liniment and take no other
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe and the Islands of the Ocean IS
cents, 50 cents, and 800 per bottle.
BARNES a PARK, New York.
For sale by ;. f. CAsTEELr and all dealers
July y, 1859 42-6m
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bag- Tho New Orleans papers Of last
Friday. record the death Of j.. y. SrEEL,
ono Of the oldest Bookmerchants Of that
city.
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1T is FREE FROM POISON.

INV NoRE. October lst. 1855
Mr.. +. lYoN-Dear Sir: We have analysed and test
ed your Magnetic Powders and find them perfectly
harmless to mankind and domestic animals hut Ger
JAMES K. Chiffon NJ. D., Chemist
LAURENCE REID, Prof. Chemistry,
New York Hospital
Mr.. JoHN l.. R1NE, Superintendent Of the New York
Hospital says, "he has expelled all the bugs, ants
reaches moths, &c with Lyons Powder, and finds it
Of immense value"
Every gardener and housekeeper must have a d.
rect interest in article Of this kind. Reference
can be made to the Aston It Nicholas and Metropol-
ltan Hotels; Judge MnGs. President Of the Ameri-
can Institute; James Gordon Bennett, Gen. Winfield
Scott, Cyrus W Field, L. NJ Pease Of the Five Points
Mission, dc. &c. Judge Macs says This discovery
ofProf LYON is Of national Importance. The Farm
ers' Club have tested it thoroughly. 1t Will destroy
locuss. graSshoppers ants moths, bugs, and all YER
min Garden plants can be preserved, and houses
made pure
Arrangements are now made through Messrs.
BARNES PARK, Of New York. to have it sold
throughout the world Many worthless limitations
advertised BE cautious
INV YORK. November Sth. 1858.
I'm retiring from bushes, have sold all my In
sect Powders and Pills, Letters Patent, and the Sc
cretS pertaining thereto to Messrs. BARNES PARK.
This Powder Is "A discovery made 10y myself. and
brought from the interior of ASIA and l. unknown to
any other persons The genuine ant effective aTti-
Gle i put up IN tin canisters, and Will continue TO
bear my name. f. LYON"
Rats and mice cannot be reached by powder, and
are killed by a Magnetic Pm. order them through
any merchant.
It's Lyons Powder kills insects in a trice,
But Lyons Pills are mixed for rats and mice.
Sample Fasks, % cents regular sizes 50 cents
and sl.0O. Follow directions. Use freely and thor
ougk'y BARNES 4 PARK,
Is and Is Park Row, New York.
For sale by S. f. CASTEEL, Paulding, and all Deal
ers.
July Il, 1850 40-3m
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Ba5~ Democratic papers throughout the
State are requested to copy 50 much Of
the above list as is embraced within the
region of their circulation.
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STATE OF NEw-YoRK. !

'HI ana county Of Newly Ork.
JONI X. OAKLEY being duly sworn, on his oath de.
poses and says that he has read the foregoing state
ment, and knows the contents thereof; that this de-
ponent Is the Secretary Of the Company therein men
toned and is well acquainted with their affairs and
that he has good reason TO believe, and does verify
believe said statement 70 be true.
JOHN X. OAKLEY
Sworn TO and subscribed before me. at the CITY OF
NrwNork, IN said State and County, this Both day OF
june 1859.
l. :. EDWIN F. COREY, il,
Commissioner 0fthe State Of Mississippi in NeC- York
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THE STGTE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Auditor's Office lar

Auditors Office, Jackson.
l. Manson McAREE Auditor of Public Accounts Of
SAID state, do hereby certify that the foregoing is
true copy of the original now file in this office.
~ Given under my hand. and seal Of office af-
Is. fixed, at Jackson, this sth August, 1859.
~ MADISON McAFEE,
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4 CARD FROM r. G. MAcDoNALD.-lt |
was reported that Robert c. Macdonald |
had, by permission Of his iailor, and ac-
companied by a couple of police officers,
gone out to a house Of i'll fame and had
drunken debauch. Mr. Macdonald, gives
the following statement Of the facts of the
case in note to the Herald:
r. he Editor Of the Hcrah-Under the
head of A Queer Brace of Policemen
| notice a card in your paper of this morn
ing, which am we'll satisfied you would
not have allowed to have appeared had
YOU been acquainted with the particulars.
/ received permission, under the guidance
Of two policemen, to come by the hotel.
| remained there a short time, and while
there purchased box Of cigars, and in
| company with said policemen, entered
| the carriage. then stated to them that
/ some DAYS previous to my arrest ! had
| been around 10 Mrs. Dennison's and had
| drank several bottles of wine, and that |
had no recollection of having paid for it,
| and requested them to allow me to 20
| around and see, which they were kind
| enough to do We stayed there but a
/ short time. ! asked Mrs. Dennison, in
the presence of the officers whether or
| not / had paid her for the wine had the
last time / was there. Her reply was
"The last evening you were here YOU had
| eight bottles of wine, but YOU paid for
ali" Little else was said before we left,
and neither the police nor myself left the
sitting room until we entered the carriage
As Cor bringing out wine, your informant
is mistaken. equally as much as the one
who informed YOU that | had a mistress
at her Mrs. Dcnnison'sl house. There
never was but one woman who ever
claimed. or ever owned as near a rela-
tionship with. ] cannot think for a mo-
ment that YOU would do anything know
inglv to iniure one who has never wronged
or injured YOU and that one a stranger in
your midst: and in my peculiar situation,
Won are well aware that such articles as
appeared in your paper of to-day, under
the above caption, Is liable to lead many
matchmaking men aStray. | therefore
hone Won will have the generosity to cor
!, rect, as far as lays in your power, the erro
! neous impression such a card may have
made ON those who do not know me, anC
oblipe yours, very respectfully,
, ROBERT G. MACDONALD.
Allow me further to state that the Boart
of Ten Governors, and officers appointe,
under them. while they have treated m
/, with AS much kindness as my position
l would allow, were entirely ignorant tina
= | was at any other place than the Core
q ner's inquest until my return to the Tomb'
\ Very respectfully, yours,
1 MACDONALD.
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SpetiaI Nutitts.
Mexican Mustang Imminent.

WHUHuaIHIB
The popularity Of the Mexican Mustang Lin
iment, is co-extensve with the civilization OF the
globe Other articles claim to aAetidte pain and dis
tress-this Family Physicians, Government
Hospitals Farriers, Planters, Farmers, LNery-men'
&c have practically demonstrated this fact, through
out the world No article ever before received such
undivided praise and support from Medical and Sci
entfc men.
RHEUM ATISM
Of years standing, has been totally cured. Piss,
Ulcers, TumorS, Running Sores, Scrofua Stiff Joints,
Feons, Swelling-, Burns Bites, Boils, Chaps, Nou-
raga, salt Rhcun, and all aches and pains upon man.
and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
such As Ringbone Gall, Scratches, SPAWN, Pol-Eyil
Sweeney, Hoofail &c are subducd and cured by the
USTANG LINIMENT
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TO CONSUMPTIVEs.

III SONSOM H GS'
H9- Clergyman having cured his son Of Con
sumption in its stages after being given up to
die by the most celebrated physicians, desires to
make known the mode of cure, (Which proves sucO
cessfu in every case to those afflicted With Coughs,
olds and Consumption, and he will send the same to
ny address, free Of charge. Address, enclosing two
lamps to pay return postage.
DANIEL ADEE,
oil Centre Street, y. York.
Nelc York March I6. 1859. 23-ly
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Hon. y Tuovrsov "A Washington cor
respondent Of the Chicago Times, in r.
cent letter o. that Journal. thus speaks If
the Secretary Of the Interior In the
patriotism. purity, md ccouomiling spirit
Of the Hon Jacob Thompson. have un-
bounded confidence, and whenever evil
dencc h. produced 10 him Of the incompc.
teucy and uurcliability Of an official, there
:, not much danger Of his remaining Ions
in bis post. II that upright cabinet Officer
can reach him"
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PAULDING HOTEL

The undersigned informs the trev
TTTfm cling public, and ali who NAV ,,'T VA, T;a;,
kIIW rauldlng, that he has taken chsr,s -,
III the above long known estahisb,9eeDU,'
tits his purpose to keep eond Ho.i NJ
and ue guests VII be served and an the comforts
ms table will be furnished with the hest ~ Pphed.
uon 81 country affords, and he promises ~, see
olouole OF expense will be spared TO repJsr hS no
aeIeeNoe stopping place for transient visi,o- an
Somlortaole home for hnarders He resnaCtfi anu =
hclts the patronage of the public FeN'iu'IE So
which MI WIN the Motel are commodious stables
an5 ",I ~. ~ Aouhdantly supplied with proyender
ced hostlers. Tu SsSiI NJ, and experlen-
Jan. Is, 1855. 49, W. DhA1SON.
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n6-Com. Stewart, the veteran Of Y. s.
Navy. was 81 years Of age on the 18th OF
July.
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GEORGIA OPPOSITION CoNvENTIoN.-The
Oppo>itionists of Georgia held a mass
State Convention at Atlanta on the 10th,
to consider the question of nominating a
candidate for Governor. Col. Warren
Akin of Cass County was nominated.
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Col. 5. X. ADANs.-During the past
week we have been honored with a visit
from this veteran editor of the Eastern
Clarion. lie was in fine health and spirits
and withall Is good-looking for one who
has so long labored in the arduous duties
of an editor; though the Colonel is cheer
ed on in his energetic efforts 10y pros
perity of which but few newspaper men
have ever experienced This he has real
! lied 10y that indomitable cgfrgl and perse-
verance, which has rendered him so char
acteristic in newspaperdom. We sincere
| ly wish that he may long live, and still do
yeoman's service in the good cause, and
live long to enjoy the fruits of his labors
| - 1Iyr,oB CIssr,,sr
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE
CLINTON, KINDS COUNTY MISS.

Number Of Students in the year just closed .....17O
VNHE Ninth College Year will commence Monday,
i October "a. 1859.
The Brick Chapel, 10 feet long by 50 feet
wide, and three stories high is in rapid process Of
construction and will be the largest in the State
believe.
The Baptist State Convention at Lexington, Miss,
1857, raised the endowmem fund up 10 one hundred
and two thousand eight hundred dollars (Sl02SO0)
With such an endowment to sustain it, friends can
be confident that the discipline will be decided and
healthfIl and the scholarship equal to that Of the
most res pectable colleges of the country.
When the officers of unendowed colleges send off
students for yicousness laziness they take from
their pockets the amount of their tuition. The Off
Of Mississippi College are not so circumstanced
Hence there is no temptation 10 tolerate lazy boys
with their low scholarship vicious with their
Irregularities.
TERMS:
Tuition for the whole year Of forty weSks...S5O 90
NOntln genCleS W
Boarding, uncluding fuel, washing, room, &c")
For further particulars see Catalogue or address
n I'RNER
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HaViIand, Clark & George,
I.uPOR TIERS,
WHOLESALE DRUG GlSTS
10 and IL North Water street,
MOBILE, ALA,

CATALOGUE.
GLASSWARE, SHOP FURNITURE, &c.
Pin Boxes, Willow, Eng. nests
PTSscr Hl,ioT Paper blue and white
Retorts, Glass, assorted sizes
Receivers
Retort Stands.
show Bottles, various styles
Spatulas, inches to Il inches
scales and Weights, APoth'ys' glass glass pan ass.d'
French Prescription.
Druggists Counter.
Thermometers. Boxwood' assorted.
Japan, 7Gl2 inches
Morocco case
Mahogany
Rosewood
Selfregistering.
Test Tubes, assorted
via aiio9 Common long assorted 4 Ol'@soz.
:. green fnted
white huted,
Essence \ drachm@4 drachm.
Homeopathic, white, y drachmG1 OF.
Saddle Bag round. y oz@2 OF.
:. Patent Medicine, assorted
otto Rose, fancy
Wide Mouth, = oz@S OF.
Everery variety of Apothecaries' Ware constantly
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Bath Brick.
Blue Lick Water.
British Lustre, in small packets.
Burning Fluid
Candle Wick, in balls,
Carmine Saucers.
Chamois Skins.
Congress Powders.
Congress Water, fresh from the spring.
Corks, Bottle, extra velvet wine.
No. OTIS.
Taper,
Pints.
Demlohn, Taper
Straight.
| Furniture.
jug, all sizes.
Vial Homeopathic, taper all sizes
| -" " Large velvet
| d" Medium
| " Small
! :. Specie, from to inches, for preserve jars.
Cork Wood.
Cork Pressers.
Cork Screws bottle, assorted, fine
| common.
| pocket.
| war every variety, pearl, bone and Iv'ry
| Pocket
| Court Plaster, black and flesh color, assorted.
| a" Gold Beaters skin.
| Crucibles, Black Lead, y pint TO gallon.
| Sand, neSted, large
To be Continued
Mobile, Jan, 1859. l4-lsm
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The trotting match between Flora Tenn
pie and Princess, last Tuesday, on the
Eclipse Course, Long Island, was won by
Flora Temple in 2:23I.
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AS-Thousands Of females die annually for want Of
a remedy for the ailments to which they incident.
The only such remedy we know of is Sir James
Clarlie's Female Pills They put up in bottles,
containing so pills, with circular containing expli-
cit directions and sent post free for 81 and postage
stamps. They are well known to be the only sure
and safe remedy for female diseases and obstruc-
tons from any cause. See new advertisement in an
a hpr pplunn
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
GEORGIA OPPOSITION CONVENTION.
New Orleans Market

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. l5.-The sales Of
cotton to-day were 200 bales. Market I'M
changed. New cotton l2!c. Receipts to-
day 300 bales new cotton.
Corn declining-quoted at gOc.
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\ TIE.-It i said there is a tie in the
votes for Chrisman and Anderson for Con-
gress in the Fourth District of Kentucky
The awprovides in such cases that the
election shall be determined 10y lot be
tween them in presence Of the Governor,
Secretary of State, Attorney General o.
the State, and at least three otherpersOns
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SummerviIIe Female Sem1Do-,

FEB. c. GATHRIGHT.. rA;.,s.,
Miss Lou. HAMILToN,,-.'.' 'a' ava fror,Ietor.
FTNHls SCHOOL commend; i,s.,,,-.,.,
q health, independent Character ana sicSas
moral and RsthetcalkraninF. anu su'oess IN
,ba, plonage desired unless prove TO the public
uonS and arrangements are good
Address GHoLsOS Mississippi
ns-ssr,i.,. ZEB. c. CARTWRIGHT.
| day in February wy secVh0 Mon
images Tor i've months, So 50, ineludipy r,,.;.
RaySoe IN advance, IN cash OF notes drawing ias'sr
s ~ music the charges are for ave months
Jan, Is 1859.
14-ly
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Gel ERR ATEn EEAL 1 L DILIS

NA~A~A<l'AN-AA III L In Il III L Al@A@''.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident to
the female constitution.
It moderaes all excuses and removes all obstruc-
tons, from whatever causes, and a speedy cure may
he relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
IT'S peculiarly suited TWILL in a short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These ItHs should not be taken Jy females that ar
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as
they are sure 70 bring MSo1rage but At erorv other
Tune and ~ ercyy other they perfectly snte.
In all eases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
IN the Back and Limbs, Heavnes., Fatigue on slight
eGerton, Palpitaton Of the Heart, Lowucss Of Spr-
ITS, Hystencs, sick Headache, Whites and all the
painful diseases occasioned by dsordered system,
These Pills will effect a cure when all other means
have failed.
run directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age which should be carefully preserved.
Abottlc containing 50 pills, and encirced with the
Government Stamp of Great Britain can bc sent post
free for 81 and postage stamps.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Rochester, New York.
For sale by Dr. 5. Z. CASTEEI. Pauldng.
J. WRIGHT co. New Orleans.
Feb. Il, 1859. ls-ly
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III ~ = III-I u
MUSTANG LINIMENT
XAIlARLE HORSE SAVED,


Mr.. :. LrrcH, Hyde Park. VT, writes :-"That the
horse considered worthless" fhis case was Spay-
nb but since the free of the Mustang Iiniment .
have sold him for $50 cash. Your Eminent has
been doing wonders up here"
42O BROAD STREET, Pun ,nRIpHI, Pa,
CEItractJ In lifting the kettle from the fire II be-
came unmansgeahlc, tilted over and scaIdcd nv
hands very severely, almost to "A crisp. II was an aW
full sight The Mustang Linimcnt appeared to Q xtract
the pain. Ii healed rapidly, without soreness. and
left no scar of account Truly yours.
CHARLES FOSTER
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY.
l. \. URNER NJ. A. Duties of Presidency and Profess
sor of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
f A. STEED. NJ. A. Professor of Languages.
D. ". G. WILLIAMS, NJ. A, Professor OF Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy.
j. II. YORK, h. A. Tutor
W. :. COMPERE, Assistant in Preparatory Depart
ment.
Rev, J. r. FREEMAN, General Agent.
: : CRANBERRY, Collecting Agent.
Number of Students 40.
Next Session opens October "a 1859.
Clinton, Mss Aug. H. 1859. 45-Zm
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"E1ECUTIvE MANSION WASHINGTON, 3lst Jan 1853
"MR EsANUn l.YoN-Dear Sir: have the pleasure,
70 inform You that the Royal Commission Of the
Worlds Far. at London, have awarded You a Medal
and Certificate for the great value Of your Magnetic
Powders, sc. "MILLARD FILLMORE
Chairman"
The above was accompanied by certificate Of
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gnsrvr CorxrY.-By the proceedings Of
,ho democratic Convention recently held
iu Green county, and published In our pa
per to-day. 10 will be- seen that W. II. WIZ
utuV. E.u.. has been nominated for the
Legislature In that county. Weannouncc
his name also. IN our present number, and
We are not permitted 20 doubt that he will
be elected. with or without opposition.
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Tenth District.

". GOTHAM. Jgigs. +. G.. WALTHALL. DIST. Atty.
calhoun I'D Monday March sept
Cuuetaw .-...-..4th -......-......-..
Carroll .-........2d Mon. after 4th Mon.
Naluhu~h 18th
Taahatchic .sth
~uufiawer.....lOth
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LYONS MAGNETIC POWDERS,

wa destroy Garden Insects, C0ckToachcs, Bed Bugs,
F3eaS AHts Moths. and al pests u the rcrmtH kind
The importance Of reliable article Of this kind is
inestlmabe. In warm weather all nature teens with
these annoying focs. This powder Is the only article
ever discovered which will exterminate them. A
company Of botansts, from the Horticultural Society
of Paris, while amidst the ferns Of Asia observed that
all insects lighting upon a certain kind of plant very
soon dropped dead. This fact made use of to
guard their night camps from these ntruders Guam
titles Of the plant were brought home by Mr. f. Lyon
and found positive insect destroyer in every oxpcr-
lment 1t Is simply powdered leaf, chemically pre-
pared to resist the effect Of age and climate. Medals
and Letters Patent have been obtained from the gov
ernmentS Of England, France, Germany and Russia,
from the Worlds Fair, and numerous medical and
horticultural colleges and societies.
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DEATH or A QUEEN-The Queen of Por.
tugal died on the 10th of July, from a
severe attack of sore throat. She wa.
married few months since.
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MOBILE MARKETS.

COTTO.N:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.