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FROM these figures it VIII DO seen that nearly one
fourth &C te total deaths u the country caused bv
consumption, Co say nothing of the numerous other
diseases -urfuLug from "-II zht cold"
DO not tufe with your health: but lf suffering from
cough. or cold on the lung, buy 8 bottle ui Holc
i1at' Bl''1nir Dii1l and YOU may safely count ou
cure. Thousands have done 80. and have certified to
it, wonderful sietf-.
dy-Uypur state ui tIs stomach, u which ease the Ger
man BIttsr- should i- u-,tl. In eases of weakness.
general debility &c the system. resulting from q
prplretsd cough, the t',TmJn B,ttvr- viii De- found
~ great benefit
Prcrarpi only hy uF. g. VI Jack SON. as Arch street.
Thgd-Ipha and Tor sale by Druggists and store p
cr~ throughout the United States and Canada Price
IS cents per bottle.
Re sold hy W a. EJmonson. plulling. Mssis~iT-
p aud ly agents generally iu any city and town the
Tinted States
June II. 1N5s 9f-ly
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MEDICAL NnfIce.

nR. o. W wINGATE' tenders his professional
- .grvsr3 ~ ths g,u.ens 81 tn, sonth ta-'srn
Residence Of CH T.. .. Porter. whore be may ls
ound when uat professionally absent. amt he hopes
fOm thr sureesz which h1- heretofore stttudel his
prleuce o. merit shsre of thr pubic fatruuagr.
April n. tsi>. 2.u
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Will effect radical cures in all the worst forms Of III
f1llowinr diseases: Scrofus, salt Rheum. syphilis
Scald Head. Itch, Old Sores Nhtloe' filTS, fdstua
Nance BniIs Ieprnsv. Scurvy Bone Felon. Tettc
Worm Ring Worm. Scrofulous Ulcers, Mercurial Dls
eases Erysipelas. Carbuncles. CutaneouS ESnpuons
and diseases arising from impurities of the
The Washington Purifier acts with great effect ol
ali diseases or irregularities Of the Liver, Kidneys
Bowels.
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Over five millions of dollars worth of
new buildings are now in course of cree
in New York.
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THF DrArH ~ CnI. s,NpFnRD.


The other day. news wHz receiyed that Col. sand.
ford Who accompanied teen. pseE uu bis return tu
Ngneuuela hBd dtrd 1T Valencia of rut'a yellow
FEVER. lie hal BE- D. Co hr presumed. the regular
treatment lad aHwu a. law Is the l,puty. W,nld Il
- too ln+fcl o. say tht. ssaffr- - eirr o. -
tffFfif Aud b. 70 nut iar 70 tular that, o. like VT.
sutherland burke of Haud-buru, b. had taken Ran
WAYs krtnr NEGEF. instead uf heluR durEed accord
ing o. the dispeu~arN, hr would have reruvervdg
Al the ieyer- tp which We have referred lfluug Co
one family. They are invariably o-ra-uncd by an
unhealthy principle tu the atmosphere. a. their
head stands Elbow FEVER; bot by hI the most
common phases uf mslariuu~ disease are FIN EH
AND AgVE and BILIOUS BENtTTENT fever. lf
then. ktnwu EEtbI kImE viii cure the most yirtr
lent malBdy uf tho whole class, there ran De- doubt
uf IT, prompt and certain remedial action in the mt
nor disorders. However, this u.lusiuu dug- not
rest uu logc aud Is8sau alone. u b. fortified hy EGs
fy ~ 0frHtHfrf fsffHluu from every -Crtuu of tho
country where tNTERMlTTENI~ and REMIT
TENTS prevail
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lWUNTNNe
" HEREAS, at the December term,
w A. d. 1858, of the Probate Court OF
Newton County, Mississippi, the estate OF
ABEDNEGO ROBERTSON, was declared
lnsolvent:
Now, therefore, all creditors of said es-
tate are hereby notified to come forward
and have their claims duly Probated, and
registered in the register kept by the clerk
of said county, within twelve months from
the date Of this publication, or they will
barred. HAMILTON COOPER,
ETcc1tOr.
Jan. |. 1850. l2-6m
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Catch the Rogue!
500 RE w A RID! !

M LILLIAN JOHNSON stole and car
w ried away from my house, in Simp-
son County, on the night of the 9TH of
April, ult., a BAY MARE. He was pur-
sued and tracked into Alabama, and then
back into Clarke County in this State
where he traded off the Mare for Mule
He called himself Browning in Clarke
He Is about - wears old. ; feet 10 inch
es high, bold appearance, light blue eyes.
dark brown hair. and no beard-will weigh
between $50 and leo pounds-dresses very
neatly-had on. when he left. dark suit
-frOck 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 exertion to arrest him, and adj
wise me at Rockport, P. O., Copiah County,
Miss, so that | can send a warrant for
him. | will pay one hundred dollars to
have him arrested and secured so that
can get him back to Simpson County for
trial. WM MASSEY.
Nav 1, 1859. 3O-6t
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| uI~ NGREEMENr OF THE FACULTY ~ THE
TREATMENT uF CHuLEEA-THE DEATH or
THE LATE DISTRICT ATTpENEl.N.B BLUNT,

ITENTWTNI WF IUULTEN-IUE IEAIU VF
THE LATE DISTRICT ATTuENEl.N.B .B BLUNT,
E~Q.
On the best manner of treating CHOLERA aai is
Kindred Diseases the Faculty not entirely agreed
The most approved programme, however, Is r1tuntst
and 0pliua-the Sheetanyhur~ oi the profession
Than this, nothing that the ingenuity Of man could
devise. would hv more pernIcOus. 10 b. simply 4
prescription % longest the brain and CngorEe the
liver. No wonder the Homdpath- we're more ~uc-
ce~sfu than the regulars during the cholera sea-
son. u b. infinitely better tu give what ALL do neither
good nor harm, than o. administer poison; and here
In the Homopath- with their hliputusu sugar pluus,
have greatly the advantage Of the dictionaries What
b. really required u Cholera D. something that viii
restore o. activity the sluggish circulation; and,
therefore. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF i- an ab-u-
lutte specific for h. Had our distinguished fellow
citizen. the Hon. Nathaniel D. Blunt, who frll mar
tyr tu this disease few years ago. had bottle Of the
Ready Relief within rC.,sh be- might have been alive
this day. Tie had. We suppose, the "offcisl treat
m"nt instead, and reg iafy07'hg, died Ia few
hUurs
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HAVING maie ne iresinseaf ..f t....... ~ AZ.
y Henlo go At a thu Heruana II ehfunlr char.
arief u Nhlth enaias snt8ert aafraiaity z H.
neHl ~ assnff NtrHa Hhu know nnthnr IA tba nfasln
in Hnrn thesa aiarasns ffa trnafad fl,f III L. ,.fr
ileN " thaef the most effective and aprtan relief
Nef..Aa inAa llstsnrn uiaY rely nt tainr aI,a 81
huafdinH huuas f
MicaH. o.. Maroh q fs1a ear.,
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EvER
WORN BT KINGS OR EIPERORS
What Why A Beautiful Head Of Hair

What! Why A Beautiful Head Of Hair
pEC,usE l,ths orusng1, oad nu',Ii PROV.
nav hiHau ever sn brightly Boa the glowing cheek.
che eye De- ever sparkling. the teeth ," those y
pearls. f thr head : teron ~ It- GOVERNS or the
har D. anaried and shrFod. harsh and DRY. or worse
stlt Z pgnkled with grey 1gturs % W os Sl,.l, WgT"
than bali her charms. itut Moed ii.lr he-lnIa .,
asi ssa psrsn1S,y a 's seizure n .Ish an -rnamen,
Hs.d tss t,illaw,nf and i"g. w h' writer OF '''
f.. woao Nv Yorr April 10. 1855
Hsar lsif-pcrrnt me to express ta yuu The ollr
CATIONS Z au unsar fur the entire restoration ~ my
vai in thr United -iates % was rapiy hecuming gray
tut upon the application ni your htt NFstgtau',
Restorative a yer, wonderful invention, quite eihca-
''''' { srn. dear -ir your. truly,
& THALBERG.
prych ar Gayuedydctr
Welsh Newspaper office, ~ Nassau ~ April ~ l'sN
Puor %. J. Woop nrlr SF.-~"ue month % ~
tive and gave u tn my wifr, wbo concluded 90 try n
nu her hair lttr thinking ~ The time that % Wuud
restore che gray har o. ~ original color ll =. ,l,I I
~ we'll ~ my surprise aier iew weeks ~" y ~, ~.
performed that eondrrful effect hy turning CIV ne
rrsy hairs to d1rk brown, at the Same time nrnuu
mrnd the above Restorative Co 40 persons in want oi
'''' ''''- W '' CHARLES CNEDEw.
NV fnnk. July % lNHts
puar ID d Woou with confidence do ] recon-
mond your Hair Restorative as heine The most ebca-
einus hftirir ever aaw. since using your Hair Re
| stnratiyo uiy hair aud Wh-kcra uhich we're almost
/ white have gradually grown dark ant nov irel
| confident that few more applratons VII restore
/ them tu their natural eulur. u al-o has relieved
uie of 40 dnudrun and unpleasant nehings :" e'hi-
| mou among persons Who persPire freely. ,.,,,,,
i rnar Wonn-Ahout two years ago my hair com
Il menee,l falling ~ and turning gray ] was tst he
Il eominr bad and had tried many remedies to o. ~
Il feet Icommenced using your kestoraiiye pm 5hi,i-
arY last. feu applications fastened my haif army
tthe9an tn hll up. grow out and turned hack 20 "
former color, fackl A. this time q 10 fully restored
/ n be- original color. health. and appearance and
/ eheorfulY recommend its use 90 all 80,
Chioago lll, May I, 1867.
The Restorative h put up IN bottles u sizes, va
| large, medium md small the small holds hall
| pint and rctails Cor one dollar per hotuei the me
dunn holds at least twenty per cent more ~ Iropgf
ton than the small rotaiA inr two dollars per bottle
ne large holds quart, ~ per cent more IN proper
| ton, aud rntails far 81
| q. J. WOOnA co, proprietors ~ broadway, NeN
fork, lin The great N " Wire Railing Establishment
and IA Market 81, S. Louis No.
Andsoldb dby All good Druggists and Fancy eooda
80. i, isss. Issm
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- - ~ ~ ~ N a n T. a w
QuirMAN MfgS
w Clarke and surrounding r.'t,t'.. ''''' wv
Qaifaiaa. Mafch .n isaa s.t.
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL.

tgHThs tohtz. Iflels1. Group. Hrrselss bronchitis.
Iialia D,snsts = fhr Blfgf', artsiHg frgfs Csis.
iHcVtsHt Consumption ugi fJr ttt r,iisf 0ni IN NJ nl
passs = I1fsHts nfuGlc5i Stage. y he ilf-
ftr fl,frss
TIWl~ eeiehrstol preparation. Ike the Btter-. may
D. confidently relied ItI- designed f1r e class
ut disease more general and more fatal than any
other q" NhFh thn people ut this country are subject
thu-" ~punElnZ trum --lEht r1ld.' That eminent
HuthUrN- lr Bell. says. u viii not that Colds
are o. our inhabitants whst the Plague and Yellow
Fever are % those uf other countries but can aver
confidently that they usher iu diseases Of greater
completely and mortality than these latter"
further proof Ut the terrible fatality Of diseases
resulting from common cold" may De- seen by a
glance 90 the following statistics. taken from the re-
curd- uf The Board ~ Health ui Philadelphia con
fessedly one Of the most healthy localities IN the
Union
l,52 Total deaths iu Philadelphia, lO25l
Died OF Consumption. 1912
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WASHINGTON REMEDIES.


FHESE Remedies. during the brief period they have
been before the public have succeeded IN NlhhinS
their way into universal acceptatlon. some OF the
most remarkable cures ever affected through tiN
agency of medicine have been made 10y their use
eases given M az ncurabc by she most eminent of
the Medical Faculty. La.
Tbe washington Purifier,
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ns- CNUrIuN'-Noue are genuine unless the
words "ffl1lraui. Ner FORA ant Loiri" discern
lo a= "a Hafsr-nark in every leaf 81 the book ~ 10.
rect1ns around each put ur box, the same may 10
plainly seen by holding me- isnf 20 me- ight hand
autnp reward will bD gwen t1 amy rendering such
information as may lr1d tp the detection uf auy party
or parties Dountorfotug the medicines or vending
thT asmc. knowing them o. hs spurious.
sHSuJt at the Mtuudrtorles of Professor HoLt0vtY.
An Mt,lru Lane, New York and by aIl rc. pgctahlc
urusli-ts and Dealers tn Medicine throughout the
Tinted states aud tho civilized world iu buxt-sat -
cents. Oa cents, and a. each. 4.
ns-Thrre BE- considerable saving by taking the lar
ger aifra..
o. H-nrrrt.oue fpr tho guidance Of patients In
every pass. are aft Ncd tu each box.
Nar Tark. Frh. a. 1859. I1-ly
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New Goods! New Goods!
i splendid stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,

Az Chunkeyville. Lauderdale County, Mississippi
which he will sell on ~ good terms goods can be
bought iu any interior town in the State
His stock comprises everything usually kent in a
Country Store. which will be- replenished froiH tim.
20 time, ~ the wants of the country may demand
Persons want Of any article in my line will save
money BY giving me q call before purchasing else
where. JOSEPH EAKENS.
Chialeyrillc, LauderiaiS o., Mas
Jan -, 1859. lott
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AffVN's Y Ate NJ, ,ggt NsELL0R ATLAW.
.tt. MlAhlAhshl ~. Miss
W aA lhe nslanlnr Counties An huaIps.s .a'
Nf..eb ~ ~, WI reoeive prumpt attention
giatf
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ArrORNEr AVD C0GNsFfi0Esr
MANtannn0, Misa ''"'
MILL rrartice In ali tha Cauris n a.. - -.
W fiHI District rN@
Htahhtru'. NJ, April - isan mlv
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ArTQRNkf ANn COuvgELIoR ArLaw
With give prompt attention = bnsines.i ii IN ~.
tlroaa. Halnlah. MiaH NAh"sA' "A
hsisigh. tulY N ists. n.ts
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I.anhGnr sale

TNHE subscriber wishing to concentrate
Il his capital in the Commission bust
ness, offers for sale large tract of LAND
in Jasper County, Miss, containing 2O6l
acres, and lying on Quatalah and Talla
hala Creeks. The price will be low to q
purchaser of the whole-or it would be
divided, if desired.
JOS. BORDEN.
Mobile, Ala.
Dec | | ISIS Off
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wINcnEsrER u. sHELn,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law,
MACON. Miss.
NNTtfT4 prlrtiro in the Courts uf NuVubee, kemper
w Winston tauiprdnlr aud Clark.
Mar1n Feb tN ISIS lsly
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w y pc hsuds and me puddle fsr the
nn.iN ftiignsEe hrretuf1ro ustanaed III tir,.
WI gunntlie ~ devote hs Undivided siisnt,.s y, ~
PIssfs o' "eiens and surrefy In an thsir varon.
fiataaq Pen s issi -,
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PRESIDENT TAYI.oRs DEATH.


Harrhea aud Cholera M0rhuS hcong tp the same
class of disease a. Asi1tc Choorastul NAV Do cured
Oy the same means. Neither h dtnrpruu, f subject
rd tu tho action uf RAuWAN'S RemDtF- What the
Faculty prescriptions calculated Co effect u such
gases, tnay hs imagined nom the -udicu death Of
President Taylor. vigorous uld uiu with good
constitution, and no other complaint than darrhra.
such va all eases yields Co the Ready Relief and
The Regulating Pills within TX hours.
IHE HOMBt6 or THE blSPENSARN.
'lnc ut The worst ruusoq oqurucy- ot What the uusfr-
ou- French hySician MagpudiD called -thc humhug
ot the dispeuSsry - that even in cases whore the
prescriptions do not Kill they frequently euEeuder
new aud powerful disorders. Thus. for example. the
professional treatment of mtlarlnu- ieycrS urdlua
rily lcads o. CHRONIC NEtRAitiIA. HiafmGftsH,
and that most dstrrssin and depressing complaint
uyspcp-it Then comes the NJ u. again O. manage
these distempers ne children ~ h, aIsfrks-
Then De once more opens his repcrtnry ut pui~uu-
and lo' quinIue laudanum curhicum blue pills and
twenty other medicinal horrors worse than The firie-
| uf fHndoras hoN-lrursf. because Hope Jay 10 the
bottom n that hut hope underlie- these creme
dies lt in these eases. instead uf going hack Co fhf
source ot the evil iur help the patient would lo wise
enough 20 try Rndway'- Remedies all would d. well
Think uf this Having fallen once into the ditch, iol
/ Low bind guides no longer.
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ATTORNET AND COUNSELLOR ar Law AND
SOLICITOR ~ CHdNCERY,
NKANuuN Miss.
VTAS resumed The prartiee. and will give prompt
II II siteuuuu tp a business entrusted Co ham u the
Circuit aud Probate Courts of the counties % Rankin
sc,FL smith and simpson, and the Courts Ia Jackson,
NUv a. fsiT AIy
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QlIrNAN, Miss
Rsffrnees ~ u. HON, Mobile, Aha McElroy 4
bradford. Nrw orleans. tB.
Jan % 1858 ls-ly
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ATTORNEY AND CorNgFTroR At I4w
HFNNANuu. Mlsa
AAllL rrartiCe .n aIi the Noufta ~ North Nsa.s.
w wv anu West Tennessee. and In the nitrd
EN-tallnriIuna niada nfanirffv
Hsfatf.ti M.ss. march, q tsaa ~ty
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Az HONEST CUNFESSfoN by An GLLU~TR1uU,
pmN-ffTAN

ifany man doubt that the Faculty are responsible
fur more professional casualties than their euu~Cyu-
os- can easily carry. ct him turn % The Maitoi LfT-
nal fur February where ur Parker tells the story ui
the frohang controversy. and quotes br. Mott a.
saying iin ert that be- cannot consent o. have the
responsibility n Mr whitney death aid Ut ~ door,
iun-uuch - The professional errors ot which De- i~
really ruusriuus Hre quite heavy load a. DE- de-
-irr- O. shoulder THIS certainly candid and hon
est-hut whst chap'rin the history ui official med
iCatiun % uuiulds. lf tho -rieucp 20 medicine b.
Grlnse science. and nUt mere myth o. processes,
hke those ~ mathematics aud the either exact sen-
re-. should invariably produce the same results
ssrt q ~ eus with Ntbvkrs RENuIEss and. looking
~ the continual and fatal failure uf the disp"u-ary
drugs on The hand and the unyarying sucre-s II
ktuWANs kEnrnrrs on tlc other 10 s1gnriOus p'bic
.Hfif hrfrsfl ftsnl
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THE GREAT AMBASSADOR or HEALTH
TO Arr MANKIND.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS


fIWE want ~ sterling met'iciuo o. meet thv lbs
i end uerrasIties uf che suffering portion uf hu-
msn.fy, and one entirely free from mineral and other
drlrtar.Hua PARTICLES, uas severely frtt t this III
powerful medicine Wa uzhsrrd into tho world Hot
tnu tu Ils have become thr uJusEuULb nEMEnY Of Hl
nations Their attribute b. tu FHrrNr Hs well rs tn
yJun thnv attafk The HtuN uf rnr uf che mplaut.
and thus hy removing the hidden cau-s ~ di-eb-e
rruvr1rlte and rrstofe the dropping energies of the
system, assisting uaturU u her tHk uf vrkL and TUNc-
mos tar rHruautrins
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aENERAL DEBILIrY a wEAKNEss

Tho great scuurre ofthis continent Yields quickly TO
at. raa - |asr rntsapias pi.Ia tna .Ia al = We
orrau- -tura t1 ther rrorrr t.si-t ssft-r
n what hfouus shape this hydra uf disease exhibits
taell thIa searching and uuguiuu remedy di-pcrsCs
& fT#.fH fila rHffauf. ! .t afauf.
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Professional.
r. q ,ri.,.,.. t,.l .1n .... D. g. Wharton. Raymond
T.J.&F. A. "a. WHARTON,
YsfgIf5 NJ ~ AZ T4W HNu SOLICITORS ~

rs Wharton. i,fs .an....F.NE Wharton Raymond
4rr1EIFTS SAT L4WINp SOLICITORS ~
tTlNCEEI
JACKSON. t~-t~~tPPL
xUrrf si,. tbs sfrists-t attention o. business in
w tha courts gt Jtck SON. aut Q" sp.ral cs~r@ ln
sI Isinfur counties. AaiHrv-~ Jackson, Miss.
Jael,aa, Msy 3 isa' Sly
W. ~. TROTTER,
DTfTNtNN Miss
Rstrea-s ,--t .. q W.. Lrdysrd, Boy kin. Ml'ae
a Fi.ter. jaime. Goodman, Wiley Hardin, foute
04,u,~s. hprii "a issl. EST
''' SHANNON a STREET,
ATTURNETS ATLIW
HAVING iruned "a yp-p8rtugr-h.p iu the practice
of thr Law. will attend pun"tualy 60 ,l Business
Paalitg. Noy 10. Isil. itf
ma. ALLEN BRIDGEs
VIAS located permanently at Claiborne. Jasper co.
III Miss and viIl devote has entire attention 90 the
Prhctee 20 u,ssoins in ~ var.ous branches. ile
hopes and hatiors himself BY close aud assdu-
Gus attention % his profession ip merit continuance
Of the liberal patronage which he has heretofore
cevrd fur which hc rrtutu, his sincere thanks aud
Ciaila-.s. Ami 4 49,. estf
Con Rea. Maron.......I ". brooke. Marion Station.
NEA a BROOKE,
NEIS 4 T IA W,
WlLl practice boz an the Courts ot Lauderdalc and
Addrcs- the firm at either ~ the above places.
Lasisrilis o.. March 8, isss g1tf
j. q. INrf1l. - w. IV1ra
,. =. q =. ~. TERRAL,
ATTORNEYS AND 90 OUNSELLORS At LAW
QJIrMAN, Miss.
Refrrrrss a a. Horn Mobile. Alas s. Y Adams,
Qats.Sa. March q 1855 2lIy
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ArrnEaAlsrEE ERaAsE1tEn lss ,.... : .e.nArmAs, J l.,D--

- .tst.... ~ LUNA Miss
III 80. lei4',g eoparinership IN Che prartiee
.Al, t,,t ". wy. nd .,tnd haiNullf ~ On ta.ineaa sn.
iaspel and nHlEhhorna euunfles 'N''''" ~
fuutiiH1 Feh m isaa -.
w uroats
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ANooKE q amunua
ATTQnNWFQ awFaw

...v yleksnuRG, Mississippt
M lhh rnhunue ~ prnrtee tbsir pFse,.... L.. Az.
". ,.tt-t W'a lfplaia Courts II Warren Tannfy
n y .., ~ ~ wss'elnsinn county, m grrunvills. W,l
lnl,. e3 us ~ 2-upfame and Fsdsfaltanr, st I.skaon
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ESQ. wooD.

ATF0 RNET at law
WlkL prartlcr in tho Courts of .audrrdalo. clark
w Wayne. jasper. Hnd iu Ionrs trrru Perry.
lagkann Harrison tud tianrurk Cuuntss.
Aidfesa-lfus Roads iaeks0n County Miss.
March p 1850 w.U
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nALEleT Miss
HTfiil attend strietlV o. an business entrusted o.
w bic care. Iu the various courts ui smith, Jasper,
Nnwfun. Scott. Rankin auh sIupsuu.
Rsf.rraff1 aMassra shannon street, ton. a N
Adams rauldinn Miss Gary, MhgHafd a Co, Mobile,
Alabama
RrisigA. Nov "a tsss &c
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Y
INDk@UN. Miss.
TONTtNt rs tbe prtrurU uf his profession as form
Y rrV-Mr DIXON having Withdrawn from tho late
arm ~ Frrefnnn a uixau.
.ftftsnn. Nov fa 1861 T.f
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From whatever cause. u1wNrss % srErrs. and al
other signs Utt diseased liver, lui other disorgsuiEs
ton 10 tHe system, Vanish under che yr1diratug iu
frfuHtIV
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LB. sPAULDING.

a n n O n NEY At LAW +.
WILLIAMSBURG Miss
NWlLL practice in Covlnrton and ADJOINING Couu.
w tics. frompt attention nsid il the collection
uf claims
Rarraryua-navid Ford. Mobile
a. q. frammru, Raleigh. Miss.
g. wilkinson.
WNiaHi.burg. Msrrh n issa g-ty
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The first position taken in behalf of the plaintiff in
error as showing the nsufciency Of the evidence TO
support the verdict that the instrument ot glarsn-
ty sued on is plainly perspective in its terms having
no reference 10 anV Indebtedness already contracted
by Chambers and Standey, and that II was not COM
petent 10 show by paro evidence, that It was intend
I'd 10 cover debts contracted before its date.
Whilst il i true that the terms used in the gUaran-
y would be fully applied TO Indebtedness subsequent
IL 10 he contracted 10y the parties for whom il was
owen il is also without violence TO its language and
rne spirit susceptible of the costructon that It
intended to embrace Subsstine Indebtedness. IL
makes reference-to the letter Of guaranty transmit
ted 10 the defendant 10y the plaintiffs for execution,
which expressly covered drafts then drawn by Cham
bers and Sandley the plaintiffs without specifca-
ton Of the amount-eXpresses his unwilhngness 70
give his name except for specific amount-three
thousand dollars--and concludes 'the above amount
will underwrite for the house of Chambers stand
lev" The only words used showing a prospective
intention are the words irH iRdeT1cTte and II Is
plain that they do not necessarily exclude an lnteh-
hon TO become liable for Indebtedness then saoslst
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Dec. IL, IS5s
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WWrfff sIy. tho sififtr-t attention to business in
M as ,.ttra sf Jtrk som. uud Co. special Cs~e- in
"IZ.l4..- Z NJ p is.- anly
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The state Of NIIssIsspPl.

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