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A TO PLANTERS, PARENTS,
AND to all who are Interested in pfeservi
Life Limb and Health of those connected wi
Al nlrTEUtC lFAnTOAI nAT

A TO PLANTERS, PARENTS,
11ND to all who are Interested in preserving
Life Limb and Health of those connected with
them in any way, DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN
burns and scalds, relieving the agony Of the snf-
erer in the very short space Of ten minutes II also
cures the most inyeterate Of piles, old
swellngs, bruises, wounds, scrofula, eruptions OF
the skin, broken breasts AMI sore nipples, and
everything arising from infammations, DC.
Dalleyss Magical Pain Extractor.
Remember that the great AMI grand principle Of
operation and foundation Of the value and virtue
Of the @PAIN EXTRACTOR" is its complete and
universal control oyer Infsmmations.
Remember that by far the 81 satest number Of dis
eases and ailments are infapatory. A fever l. an
Inflammation. So is Bile, Small Pox, Measles,
Toothache, Sore Eyes, Felsn. Gout The pain
from Wound, Scald, Burn, Brufse, Sprain, Frost
Bite, Sting Poison, Scads, Cuts, Chafes, Sore Nip
pies, Corns, Bunions, IN short, wherever there Is
Pain, Heat Redness, Swelling, there is Infamma-
ton, and the APAIE EXTRACTOR" Is to be APP
piled with . certainty of cure.
"DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR"
i safe, sure and speedy cure for any species Of
nation is caused BY mechanical means accident,
such Burns,
It Has No Equal.
Bruises, Sprains, Bites, Poisons, ChHblaIns, DC,
DO, or arises from impare matter sdeposited from
the such as Sores Blss Broken Breast,
Ecrofula, Ulcers, Fevers, Sores, Felons, Earache,
Piles, Sore Eyes Gout Swelings, Rheumatisms, Salt
Rheam, Scald Head, Baldness, Erysipelas, Ring
worm, BARRIERS Itch Small-Pox, Measles, Rash, &c.
Nothing can be more certain and truthful than
TOR will cure in Q short time, and more perfect
manner than ans thing eso known te the world, the
following catalogue of troubles-burns, scalds,
piles old Sores sWeIlings bruises wounds, scrofia,
sruptions of the skin. broken breasts, sore nipples
TT HAS NO EQUAL. No Il wing man who has
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NEW RInuR

TUSF RECEIVED small supply New Flour, es-
- pecially for our city customers, and country
friends, who like good article which will be sold
low for cash.
July 10 '59-f. SIP. BAILEY, i Co.
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STEWARDS CELEBRATED STOVE.
HAVING sold q large number Of the abOvt
A CASES FRESH BOOKS, this day opened.
n June 81 SET. j. Is. MOREI.
BARNES HOTEL.
nFWSSWScTnDV CVVNV

WISSIDSIN
vHNHIS fayorite summer resort on the Gulf of Next
i co, SO long and fsvorabIy known to the South
ern people having during the past winter been
thoroughly renovated aud reftted, and put in per-
feet ORDER will be open for the reception of visitors
on the first of June.
The public can rely on finding here everything to
render their sejourn comfortable, the proprietor
win pay personal attention to his guests.
A new and splendid Billiard Saloon, Bar Room,
Pistol Gallery and TenPin Alley has been fitted up,
and first class Yatch provided for the accomoda-
ton of his patrons. gers.
Miss City Nav '59-4m ".
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TI1NSTATT a HOIMR

Produce and Provision Commission Merchants,
Nos. SO 4 IS Commercial Street, Corner Of Oliver,
SAINT LOUIS, NO.
DARTICULAR attention given to the purchase
Provisions, &C., &C., accompanied with the Cash
or instructions to draw on Cotton Factors in New
Orleans will receive prompt attention and be filed
at low rates. march8 Sly
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$40.

S4oa
DOUBLE LOCK STITCH FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES,
Now on Exhibition at RUFUS ARN0LD'S Jewel
ry Store.
SOMETHING NEW.
COMPLETE WITH THE TABLE
SEWING WITH TWO THREADS
FROM COMMON STOOLS.
PATENTED JANUARY 4Ih, $50.
No Complicated Machinery.-NO Getting
- out of Order
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR FAMILY AND
PLANTATION USE.
SCOVILLE Il GOODELL'S
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
1000 STITCHES IN A MINUTE.
These machines are warranted First Glass, and
fully equal to the highest priced Machines.
0RSFRyE-We invite all to bring any garment
COARSE or FINE, HEAVY or LIGHT, which We
will make up at once, thus este bishing the repu-
tation OF our Machines-the only low-priced ma
chine as vet offered sewing with two threads, and
GUARANTEED No HUMBUG
These machines viii Gather, Hem, Stitch, or Fell
in the most beautiful and substantial manner
Our new and improved hemmer will turn hem OF
any width stitching st the same time without pre-
vious basting.
NOTICE ..
The undersigned has obtained from the manufac-
turer sole and exclusive right of selling tae above
machines in Kinds, Warren, Madison, Yazoo and
other counties and from my knowledge Of such ma
chinery can recommend them IN every respect.
RUFUS ARNOLD.
l. an C-whw
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Residence for Naie.

W,SOR sale IN the city Of Jackson. Miss. n lot
IL siehty feet front BY two hundred feet back
opposite the Christian chapel. There Is On said lot
dwelling with six rooms, q cistern, outkouses &c.
The lot is in agood nsighborhoOd and eonvenisntto
the churches end business part of the town, The
terms aud conditions will be made sasy and reas-
onabIo Enquire Of r. A. Clark, or ]. b. Clark, of
Jackson, or the undersigned by letter directed
Benton, Miss. NJ. PICKETT.
May "a, SET.
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Perpetual roses require now 70 b wen
mulehsd that y, cover de- ground allaround
md Amopz them three . four iaehes dsep
% my othcr litter ron M ohoose. s WSter.
o1ce fEoToushi4 d15li his nuich, fzrd n 4
Isu days p|snEs tlsi before ni,IsiinE: aI,pssr-
ed dried 1P, WI comnence growing, and IN q
short tina, bloom freely. Tohaye eper-bloom-
me ross b this hot climate, muiching IS ahso-
1nfely necessary.
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j. S. SIZE r .

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Paints, Oils
Farnishes, Dye Stuffs, Sponges, Sargicai
ana Dental Instruments, Window
Glass and Sash. Putty. Landredthss
Garden Seed, Books and Sta
tiOueFy.
..AL,SO.-
PURE MEDICAL WINES AND BRANDIES
~ CARROTS, Lorillard's and Bogg's Snu fife
ways on hand.
H Burrows Genuine Mustard" always on
hand.
Ny stock is being constantly replenished direct
from the Importers and Manufactures.
aB Orders are solicited and will be. promptly
attended to. June IA SET.
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HAVING resumed the possession and manage.
IL ment Of her long and favorably established
Boarding House,
And made numerous additions and impreysmenes
Il row prepared 10 accommodate All, Nhether {.
PRRMANEEr on FRAEsrRNr DoA.Dnhs
who may favor her With GAIL, IN saeh --
as dannot fail to please. NJ. -.
Her rooms are large, wsli-ventiiated. nl
wants are polite and attentive, and her 49,, y
always supplied with the very best ths mArA
H. short. pether pains nor expense win De spared
a. -. - h.-s : PInsF GLASS BoARDTna HOUSE,
Terms IS reasonable rs any house In tne caty.
Aug. Is, '5s-w1y.
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10000 CIGARs-BEST III wanna.
U9T received Q fresh supply of the very best
- Havana Cigars. 8. P. BAILEY AGO.
June 10 ,5Q-H
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FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE residence for sale, which can be
n had on reasonable terms, by applying at this
office.
Also, tract of land containing 220 acres in Co.
piah county, near Pine Ridge.
June "a '58-tf.
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CARRIAGES
@2 JACKSON MISS. a

HAVING addsdsnpsrio faei litias my business
II VITA age nitiay years * pefionce,
and Central Location, i see no reason why can't
make it to the interest of person. wanting articles
in my line to trade with me. Try me.
Nav Is '59-tf H E. SIZER
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BOOK sAND. JOB PRINTING oFE1cr
JACKGnN ArccIc0TpDr ANA1s

ME undersigned is now brsnarsS 20 sva,,,.o
with neatness and dispatch, and on the most
liberal terms such werkas Books Pamphlets, BrieSs'
Blanks Business Cards, Posters, Bah Tickets fnvi.
fation Cards, Circulars, Funeral Cards, Bill Aeads.
fully solicited. '''P'O'-
Office over Z. A. Smiths House Furnishino War;.
ness hours GEOPGE nnnSoN
d July 70 '59--tf.
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HIST REcRIuEn

OH BBLS Excellent Old Bourbon Whisky, any
~ person wishing to make wholesale purchase
just come along and they will find our prices not
only in this article, but also in common Whis-
key, best Cognac and common Brandy, to compare
more favorable than any other marketin the South
July 10 ,59-tf g. p, BAILEY, q Co.
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NHsoM and after this date, noeiave viii. be car
med In any train of this Company. as passen-
ger unless he deliver to the Conductor pass sign
ed by his owner, and countersigned by the Station
Agent, At the station where he enters the train,
which pass shall be retained by the Conductor.
ANY slave found - train without such pass, shall
be arrested by he Conductor, and placed in custo
dy Of the Station Agent, at The place where he en-
tered the train. -
No station AGENT shall couutersign any pass I'M
til RkteR kha s1ht1 II ha sianAd-tha sama in
his presence, NOR shall he countersgn any pass
until entirely satzfed that the person signing the
same is the true owner
The passes vii he on printed blanks, provided
by the Company, and Conductors are-orbidden to
receive any other.
The Ticket Seller, at New Orleans, shall act as
Station Agent in carrying out these Regulations.
NOTICE TO FREE PERSONS OF COLOR.
No free person of color win be carried on any
train of this Company, in the State of Mississippi
under any circumstances whatsoever nor In the
State Of Louisiana, unless In possession Of lass
similar 70 that Of slave, signed by some respect
abba white person known to the Ticket Seller in
New ORLEANS, or the Station Agent at the station
where he enters the train. $
T. s. WILLIAMS,
Master of Transportation.
New Orleans, Dec l. 1855 dec2l So
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A NEW assortment Of. the latest styles of Jewell
n ~, just received. [je2S59l ]. B. M0REY.

A CARD.
FHSHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
Il citizens of jackson and vicinity, that he has
recommended the Daguerrean business in all its
branches at the gallery of Mr.. s. Donnell (Teli-
gas old stand.) Those desiring well-fnished and
truthful likenesses are invited to cali and they
viii be perfectly satisfied or charge will be made.
Please do not delay, IS my stay in jackson viii be
limited. E. F. BOYD.
dec Ii So
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DELINQUENT TAx-LANDs.

jackson Miss, July the lst, 1859.
VIE following described lands in the county o.
DiaiboEne, delinquent fot non-payment OF
Taxes Of 1856 will be subject to entry or puchass
% this oee after sixty days from the date hereof
~ any citizen Of this State, upon payment Of the
amount for which said lands are delinquent and oil
costs to the State, with damages and subsequent
Taxes accrued See Revised code of Mississippi,
chap: |, see. Q, arts. As and i6, 80
Division of Section Sec TushiP. Range
Part 200 aeres) IL 2E.
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NEW COTT11N FACTORY
GARRIAGE RRn,sIInRY.

r.. MARSH DENMAN CO.,
Gamer Garondelet and Grapier Street, and 81, 81
and IS Common Street, Nero OrteGRs
- O. KEEP eontantly on hand an assort-
~ ~ ment of CARRIAGES Of every
EIER description, from their own manu-
factory, and from the best manufactures in the
United States, which they offer for sale low for
cash or city acceptances.
They have engaged the services Of Mr.. d. N.
Iolingsworth, formerly of the firm of Messrs. E. l..
.Bouer L Co., Yazoo City, as Salesman. y
TiuIv2S SLY
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notice,

- - 80 NOTICE. - +
e. q. VI =. WARNER Is DESTROYS of getting
4AA School Of small Girls and solicits the patron
age o. her friends and the citizens generally IN
dsckson. July rs s59-s2rn.
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C. Il. MANSHIP.

C. III. MANSHIP
Dealer In
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLUE,
WINDOW GLASS &C.,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN WALL PAPER, ALSO
FRESCO AND OAK DECORATION,
FIVE DOORS BELOW THE OLD MANSION HOUSE,.
VEyHE finest stock Of the above papers in the mar
il ket, at or below the New Orleans prices.
Painting and Paper-hanging in all its various
branches executed with dispatch and warranted to
give general satisfaction, orders from the country
promptly attended to.
= Anril "a ,5Q-1v
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sslsssfs e TER Ms :Baa 49,
7hs Msskiy 1Elssisslppisn i published every
wednesday, s. 4erannans, payable in advance.
Ths SENT Wssd7 Niasissippiau Il fnhiished on
TassassS sn6 fidsls At - per anaun-in adj
TIE Daily lLi1issppisn d pphlishsa during the
sessions e ~ lssIsI.. s4s e Sf s.
0na sdasss, {of 10 En<1 or Isss3 FIRST insertion,
s1 each s1bsseasnt AseI1ien, sosesAts:
Al Rdvsrtisshsrfs VIII b sinserted ID both
weekly and esmis Fsekiy papers, unless esher-
wise ordered. y ~ ~ & 81 .sss.ssz
Nsreha1ss adssrtising by ths= Year. win be
charged the sun Of sENENFY.FIFE DOLLARS,
Viii The pri7iIegs Of changing az pleasure.
Professional, Coninission Merchantsg and 9th
cards, Is Domains PER year.
Al advertisements from 8 distance must Pc &C.
eompanied with the money or good city acceptance
oommunicatio1s intended to benefit ind.sid aais'
corporations or sompAnies5 viii Be ehsfgsd o sof
OsrTUIRr Noricss published sithoat charge
vhsn thew do not exeeed fvs lines. if longer,
charged Is edsertisemenN.
MAJ FsIIoVs. Masonis, Sons Of Tsmperaaee and
Firsmsfs Nctiess. inserted ct half price. II paid
to- -
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WE'LL ALL MEET IN THE MoRNING-Such
was the exclamation Of dying child, SAYS
the Newark Mercury, as the red rays of the
sunset streamed on him through the easement.
''Good bye, papa good bye Mamma has
come for me tonight /; don't cry, papa wen
all meet again in the morning p Ii was as if
an angel had spoken to that father, and bis
heart grew lighter under the burden, for some
thing assured him that his little one had gone
to Him who said, "Sufier little children to
come unto me, for of such Is the kingdom of
heaven This IS something cheerful and IN
spring to all who are in trouble in this.
dWe'n all meet again IN the morning. 1t
rouses mp the hinting soul like trumpet
blast, and fightens away forever the dark
shades thronqng the avenues of pure life.-
Clouds msy gather upon our paths-disap-
uointments gather around rs like an army
with banners, but all this cannot destroy the
hone with Us, il we have his motto upon our
lips, IAN will be right in the morning.
sI4A ME 7, sighed Mrs. Darlington, here /
have been suffering the bigamies of death for
three mortal weeks. First was seized with
q bleeding phrenology in the left hamshire Of
the brain, which was exceeded by 4 stoppage
Of the left yendlator Of the heard. This ave
me the inflammation OF the boraxs and now I'm
sick with the chloroform morbus There Is
no blessing ike that Of health. particularly
when you're SICK.
Al Coon A1EcpoTE-The following con-
yersation wasoyerheard among the volunteers
Of the Rio Grande. scene-nighk Twosl
volunteers wrapped in blankets, and half bur-
led ID the mud.
sJim, how came you to volunteer 'A
/. sfANhy, Bob, you see ! have no wife 70 care /
j red cent for'ine, and 50 I yolunteered and,
besides, Ike aaar Now tell me why you I
anne out here p
ssWhy the fact is, you know, I'LL have eot3
j VIE, and 50 came out here because io,ie
peace n
Hereupon both the volunteers turned over
n their blankets, and got a new pasterine Of
mud, and went to sleep.
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W.I ALLEN 8 CO.

(LATE or THOMPSON ALLEN Cs'-t
w holeSale GrocePS.
AND DKALRRs IN
CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO. CIGARS
No. 35 Common Street,
New OTltans.
6unds 81 lowest mrrket prices and guaranteed a
every particular. May sly
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wooD wOon woon

'GSEVERAL thousand cords superior seasoned cord
70 wood, in or feet lengths, for sale, delivered
at the Southern Railroad Depot in this city apply
to George Fearn b Co., or to w. L. PATTON.
July 20 '59-H.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
hR. KNAPP viii be absent from the Goth iRst
~ until 1st September. Persons desiring his SER
vices before he leaves win please call AZ an early
dny and make appointments. July SET
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FAssMANtrs IRON TIE For, BALING
COTTON.
HNyHE superiority of the Iron Tie over Ropefor
baling cotton has ceased to be question. it
is cheaper, more secure, and more readily adjusted
to the bale.
For sale ct Ellis & Ledbetters, jackson Miss. ate
cents per Ii.
3. G. Hart, Agent for Mississippi.
May IT ,5e-{m saw
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pRINTyNf, OFFICF Fop.s.,.
BAPTIST FEMALE IN.
= STITTJTE

n VIE ninth annual session Of this Institution.
II win commence on Monday the 2etb Of Septem
Der next. Those desiring information. eoncernine
Board, Rates Of Tuition, Board of Instruc,ion.
Course Of study, and other regulations Of the In
stitution, will be furnished with Catalogues cons
tanning the same on application to
GEO. 9. CRANBERRY, Principal.
fully 22 '5g-w4t. 500 As sst = =
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TRUTH OMNIPOTENT.

UTE give to our readers and the public gem
w orally the following copy of letter received
by US from w. Vesey, ESQ.,, Of the Aberdeen Con-
SENTATIVE, enclosing at the same time communica-
ton to that paper from Col Vssser, of North Mis-
sissippi and who was formerly associate editor Of
the Conservative. The subject of the letter and
communication we do not feel it necessary 70 COM
ment on--they tell the whole story, one that ought
to 20 homa to those in whose hands the rising gem
GRAFTON of children are placed for nurture and for
care. All we ask Of our readers is o carefuI peru
sai ~ dansf,,aapta
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Another of Blendin's Feats.

The Buffalo Republican, of the 18th inst,
says:
a0n Saturday night, little after eleven,
subsequent to the play, the curtain rose at the
Metropolitan, and exhibited NJ. Blondin stand
ing on the lower part Of the rope which led
from the back part of the stage of the Metro
politan up to the roof of the theatre in third
tier-an elevation of fifty feet, at an angle Of
f6rty-four degrees-with Col -Lum Smith
soundly and firmly pearched upon his Shout
ders. NJ Blondin had his heaviest balance
pole, and commenced his perilous walk with
out the slightest hesitation, treading firmly and
confidently on the rope, as though no extra
weight to bear.
He walked somewhat slower than his wont
huzzas Of the whole audince, who were breath
less from the time he started from the stage
until he reached his destination. Arriving
there with his burden, he waited there about
three minutes and then commenced his still
more perilous return. This he accomplished
without accident, though several times he pro-
tended to lose his footing, sending cold chills
up and down the hearts Of every soul present
and we opine alarmed Col. Lum, little more
than standing in the middle of fame and
holding the pipe of an engine. We have seen
him scorehing from head to foot, when he had
apparently more nerve than on this occasion.
The wonderful as it was, was perfectly per-
formed, and it is more wonderful. from the fact
that while NJ. Biondin weighs but 100 pounds,
the weight Of the man carried was 1855. We
think this greater performance than crossing
the chasm Of the Niagara.
Rrruru1n ron Treufxft q. =.
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PHILADELPHIA
AEON REPOSITORY,
CTE AM ENGINES /.

k,NTcHER Porta bic or Stationary, Tor OinnlnB,
Ia Saving, Grinding, Drawing, or any other
Plantation use, also
Improved Circular and Sash Saw Mills
of Southern Manufacture and sold under full
gurailtee from EAGLE MACHINE WORKS, Rich
mOnd Virginia.
Constantly receiving, and for sale by
EDMUND N. IVENS.
General Agent-No. Union St. New Orleans
When Ginning Cotton use our spark arrester
which renders the Gin House perfectly safe from
ere. Refer to
Lafayette Montgomery, Calhoun, Miss.
John Montgomery, Cannn, Miss.
E. R. Brown, Mount Hope, Miss.
DIR. Trawick, Georgetown, Miss.
Arch Steele do do
Moore 4 Williams, near Brandon, Miss.
p. G. Goosay, fazoo City, Miss.
all of whom have our engines at work. and viii
represent them as they have found them.
An illustrated Catalogue of our machinery will
be sent to any desiring it, We will also have
two engines in the next jackson Fair, and hope our
Southern friends will be there =, inspect them.
We were awarded by the last United States Fair
the Grand Gold Medal Of Honor, valued at $500. for
the best planta ton steam engine.
May Bird SLY.
NEW CUTEON FACTORY
Af IA KSOS
The Pearl River Cotton Mills
Having commenced operations are now making
x L0WELBS.
COTTON SEWING THREAD, for plantation use.
COTTON ROPE, for pillow lines, &C., aud
WOOL CARDED ROLLS.
All of which are for sale barter for Cotton
or Wool.
Wool Carding done in the very best manner.
SAMUEL POOL,
ju45S-lyw Superintendent
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Copiah County Land for sale--eo, ooo

COpiah County Land Tor Sales.20,O0O
Acres.
YyHE above number Of acres Of land win be
4 sold ii private sale to suit purchasers. II
lies On and within seven miles Of Railroad truck.
And eonTlnient 70 Haslehurst and. Bahala Depots.
II yafiss b quality. from the best creek bottom
20 &c eoInnon pine hill Purchasers may on rea-
sonap.e farms obtain tracts Of any size and quail
". FOR Information apply to me at sGalIatin
s9p.Ah eeaety, hiss SAML REDuS,
". 3 so6.- e., s,sSss5f ~ Agent.
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1,S00 ACRES OF HONEY ISLAND
LAND FOR SALE!
OFFER my plantation on Honey Island for sals
ny land Il too we'll known to require long des.
II say, 1t was abote the high water
aespription Of the land from Msssrs Block, McAfee
70, NeN Orleans, Hon. Madison MeAfee, Jack
son Mas. or the undersigned, ct Lexington Miss.
49, 8. JOHN A. BURDEN.
~ n The n ssissippians Viclhburg Wing and
n. 0. Ricayanepp ease copy In weakly. and send
bill to this Office.
April 5 J9-61.
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Cancers really Cured, and Female Dis
eases Successfully Tfaafed.

Cancers really Cured, and Female Dis.
eases Successfully Tfeated.
hR. s. GILBERT, after many years expert
IL ence, is Of opinion there is not an liberated
womb that he cannot cure, If he has fair trial.
No man in the nation has had more experience for
the last 20 years than he has, and perhaps no man
has had more success. There is not State in
the Union that he cannot show living witnesses of
his skin. He has partner in London, An eminent
regular Physcisn,~ with whom he lie in constant
communication, and all the new remedies diseov-
cred, he receives.
Hundreds of females, who are altogether durable
if taken in time suffer the disease to go until it
becomes cancerous, after which, in most cases. life
Is burden, and death is the only relief. His In
Urinary Is new and well-furnished his table is as
good as any in the country. He has also negro
Infrmafy. He has. never failed to restore sup
pressed menstruation. He also treats diseases OF
the ska, and ulcerous affections Of every grade
whatsoever. Ho has the Yapor Bath proper, and
will cure rheumatism and all mercurial diseases
as quick as the Hot Springs
Memphis, Tenn, Dec. Is, '57-tf.