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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.


j. Berrian Lindsey, NJ. D., D. D., Chancellor Of the
|. University. and Professor Of Chemistry aud Geo
logy.
College and Professor Of Engineering
James F. Hamilton. A. NJ. Professor Of Mathemat-
los, and natural Philosophy.
J. II. Stewart, A. NJ. Professor Of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature.
George 8. Blackie, A. NJ, NJ. D., Professor otany
and Natural History.
Rev. ]. w. Hoyte, A. NJ, ii. D., Professor Of Men
tai and Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Literal ure
G. K. Winston, NJ. d.; Surgeon.
The FIRST Term Of the Academic Year 1890
commences on the 5th of September, 1859.
The Second Term commences on the 23rd of
January, 1860. COMMENCEMENT Exercises take
place on the 7th Of June, 1850
Tuition, Boarding. Washing, Fuel, Rooms, Ser
wants attendance, and use Of arms, SOS per term
Naturalization Fee,$ STUDENTS are required to
furnish their rooms. Engineering, French, Spanish
German, Drawing, Book Keeping and Fencing each
SO per Term of twenty weeks
In the regular Collegiate Course, the ancient re-
p1tion of the University for Scientific and CLASH
cal Scholarship will be maintained and ut same
time, every facility afforded those who desire to
pursue partial course Besides the four regular
College Classes, there is also Preparatory Glass;
Students snder ID years of age will not be admit
ted.
By the aid Of Military Discipline, effective gov
eminent is established aud health, ply steal culture
good order and industrious habits are promoted.
For Catalogues, or additional information Apply
to any Member of the Faculty, or
I. Aug ,59-Imx B. r. JOHNSON, supp.
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New Orleans School Of NE

C1C1119. .,,,
yWyHE. FOURTH ANNUAL C0URSE OF Leu
III lures in this Institution will commence On
MoNpAY. the 14th day of November, 1897.
A preliminary course of Lectures viii commences
an The 18th Of October, 1859, and the Professors
viii deliver daily beside Lectures.
Faculty.:
r. d. FENNER, NJ. D., Professor Of Theory ana
AUSTIN aydf' FLINT, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
SAMUEL Is1rEiL CHOPIN, NJ. D., Professor of Sur
,ssg sa6 &. CRAwcouR, NJ. D., Professor Of Che.
AE THO; T' PENSION, NJ D.. Profsssore Ply
Ho DiSI2SsDi SMITH, NJ. D, Professor Of hatsris
CORNELIUS MSSisIii G. BEARD, NJ D., Professor Of An
D. A WARREN BR1CKELL, NJ. D., Professor d
+ =. GRAIL, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy
| The Professors are, under the law Of the State
Waiting Physicians and Surgeons to the CHARITY
Hospltal, and their great atm is to give their
The most thorough practical instruction.
For Circulars, or any informatlon whatever, al
aress. q. d. FENNER, n. D., Dean.
New orlsans, Sth Aug. lsss-an
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PINING CHILDREN.--When the child's
eyes is dull, its flesh faccid, its sleep uneasy
its appetite unnatural, its skin fevered, tongue
furred, and its whole aspect listless and stupid
be sure that it has worms. Administer Vim
es's Canadian KemJfuge without delay
The reptilia will be discharged together with
the uncluous matter IN which they narbor..-
Light will return to the eye, frmness to the
flesh, vigor to the limbs, cheerfulness to the
disposition of the sufferer. In few days the
cure will be complete. The Vermifuge con-
tains not particle of any mineral substance
Be particular and remember the name,
'Winer's Canadian Vermifuge.'. This is the
only article that can be depended on. Re-
member this.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and re-
tail, by J. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and ISL Charities St., Sole Proprietors.
For sale by all Druggists. Aug9-lms&w
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l SISLLIlcG L
i Enq7ish Ministry and Napoleon Par1ia
meatary Proceedings.
! LIVERPOOL. July 23.-The London Time
snnounces that Lord John Russell, the For
eien Secretary, in an official dispatch to tn,
| E5elish Minister at Turin, says that, finally
European Congress, and European treaty
signed by all the great powers, must settle thu
territorial arrangements and rights of sover
eighty of Central Italy.
He saws also that thisE Of the question
10 also shared by the French Government and
infers that the Government Of Prussia also
entsrtains similar views.
4 d;snatch has been received in London
from Count Cayour, ex- Premier Of the Sardi-
Mon Government. in which he saws that the
r r.,, Of the exiled rulers of Tuscany. Mod
ana and Parma. will be forcihly resisted. and
that if England is to appear in Congress. and
have the weight of her influence felt now is
the time when her voice may be heard to adj
vantage in behalf Of Italy.
The discussion in Parliament as to the
course of foreign policy, which the Govern
n1ent ought to pursue and have pursued un-
der the present circumstances, was continued
at length.
In the House Of Commons Mr. Bright and
Lord John Russell deplored the severe attacks
which had been made upon the policy of the
Emperor Napoleon, both ii Parliament and
by the British press.
Lord John Russell expressed the belief that
Napoleon was faithful allyof England. and
deeply regretted the bitter inEectiyes which
had gone out from Englishmen against him,
as tending to estrange the French Government
and arnllse the enmitE 0S hA entire French
nation
In reply to suggestions which had been
made in regard to the deienses Of the English
coast, Lord Palmerston said that the formation
of harbors of refuge on the coast of England
was. an object of great importance, but the ex-
pense Of such an undertaking would be some
thing near "a, 100000, and therefore no such
measure would be proposed this session.
Lord John Russell, inTeply to inquiries on
the subject, stated that he understood from
The Emperor Napoleon, that there were no
provisions made, in the treaty Of Villa Franco,
hat military force should be used, if necessa-
y, to restore the Dukes of Tuscany, Modena
md Parma to their possessions.
important from Mexico.-.A British and |
French PrOttct0rate.
WAsHINGToN, August 5--A meeting Of the
1abinet was held yesterday, to take in consid-
ration the dispatches received from Mr.. Nc
4ane, our Minister to Mexico, in relation to
he treaty recently concluded between him
nd the Constitutional Government Of Presi-
ent JuaFez.
Mr. McLane and our Government were in
ossession of reliable informatian several
lonths since that the Miramon Government
ad invited France and England to assume
lie protectorate of Mexico, but as yet no res
onse has been made by those Governments.
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DIED.

On the 9TH inst, at the residence of Dr.
Garland in this county, of Consumption, Miss
LAURA A. BRYANT, aged about 16 years
In this city on the 9th ult, Mrs MARCIA
RET KANE, in the Gath year of her age
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MASONRY N THE UsITED SrATEs.-From
documents entirely reliable. an exchange has
compiled the following statistical table of Ma
sonry, in each State showing the number of
lodges in each, their increase in one year, the
number Of members belonging to each lodge.
s wen as the number of limitations during
the wear in each lodge We give it place in
our columns for the benefit of our Masonic
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pRINrlN1: oFFIcR FnR SALE.

4 n excellent conntryaofics is for sale, consisting
n in part of thefoIlowing materials for the pa
per besides a. large variety Of Job Type chases &C.:
New Long Primer 800 pounds.
About $50 pounds BREWER
One full case of Long Primer which.has been
used. So. it, 81
Washington hand press about double medium
size. Is
One large imposing stone. and everything neces-
sary commence business.
Terms $500 cash. Address Box los, jackson Miss.
ApriL26 SGT.
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OBITUARY..

Died of Consumption, on the 9th Of July,
in the 47th year of her age, Mrs. MATILDA
b. DRANE, consortof Hon. James Drane. .
She was native of Georgia, and emigTated
to Choctaw county, Mississippi, in the year
1886. !,
Her5ciear and powerful intellect, lively tenn
permanent, and free and easy department, made
her the iayorite of all, and it may be truly
said, those who knew her best loved her
mostn She died IN full faith, to use her own
words, that she wasgoing Home to Glory
She has left husband and four children,
with many devoted friends, TO mourn her
loss; but, she has also left them examples
that command their highest emulation and
closest limitations = J. w. D.
The Constitutional and Chronicle and
Sentinel 4 Augusta, Georgia will PLEASE
@stzHsR - ~. g ~
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Jackson, ATssissippi.
gEIHE above establishment is now prepared to
Z furnish Steam Engines and Saw Mills and
Engines for Plantation purposes, at short notice,
ed elsewhere. Also, Portable Horse Power, that
took the premium at the last State Fair, for
running Saws, Gins, Mills, ETC., which does away
with the expense of largegin, houses, as nothing
is necessary in starting them but pick room.
Gin nd Mill Gearing, Hotchkiss Water Wheels,
Door and Window Stills, LinteIs, Columns and
Sash Weights, Crate Bars, Plow Points. and every
variety of Castings usually manufactured In q
Southern Foundry, always On hand. . IL
Engines, Saw Mills,and all kind of Machinery re-
paired at short notice. Ali work warranted.
- Terms exclusively eash, or IT'S equivalent.
Persons desiring information, will please ad-
dress thesubscriber. JAS. o. SFEVFNS.
Jackson April LIST IS59rIy.
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eign policy has been discussed. D'Israeli op-
posed all interference with the Peace Congress
Lords Palmerston and Russel thought Eng
gland might properly participate. Nothing
has been determined on.
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Totals. ...4,s54 sl2 2li,5s s26, 40
In addition to the above, the total income
of the Grand Lodges IS now 500, 100, and
the total income Of all the subordinate lodges
is not hr ffom 81 .25oooo.
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: N. o. Markets.

Saturday evening, Aug. 9th 1853.
+ COTTON.-We have. noticed very little
demand to-day, and the sales have been con-
fined to about 500 bales at the range, of our
previous quotations
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CHARLES DUDLEY, UNDERTAKEN,
JACKSON, MISS.
= ~ HSsa :. Z sa1t MS ~

TALIC BURIAL OASKE r
HAVING 3ecome the exclusive agent for the
sale Of the above beautiful and popular
having greatly increased my facilities in the above
business, am prepared to fill, promptly, all orders
in City and country in the very best possible
style There Is nothing in use so entirely ehaste,
appropriate, aud swithsl e9pvsnient as the
"Caske ct" 49,
and Rankin Counties.
Terms Cash or city acceptance.
CHARLES DUDLEY, Agent.
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FISHING POLES.

A MOTHER nice of those Bamboo poles at the
IA "City Trunk Store" where may always be
found choice assortment Of Saddles, Brides, Mar
'tingales and Plantation Harness, all Of my own
manufacture, together with fine stock Of Whips,
Trunks, Valises, Saddle and Carpet Bags, and a
complete assortment Of Saddlery materials, and
TOOLS some first rate No /, iron axlstree wagons
and. q"
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere O. JOHNSON.
July SIT. W. II. Aliens Old Stand.
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SOUTHERN AGRICULTURALIM
PLEMENT FACTORY.
VIE undersigned proprietors Of the above name'
4 Factory located on Pearl River n Jackson
Miss, are now prepared with various sizes Of Stee
Flows to supply the wants Of their planting friend
at the following prices =
No. cutting inches, : dollars.
No.
No. 10 10 sa
No. Sod PIew, with Draft Rod, Wssd HOOK
and Coalter, $I4 90.
No. l-shevsl Plow, dollars.
Double Shovel
Expansion GultivatOr, with hoes, 8 dollars.
Iron plovs Of the same model Of different sizes 10
per cent less. ss
Plows with Drsft Rods, Weed Hooks, or Coaltsrs,
one dollar extra charge for each.
We viii be prepared in short time to euppiy
the trade with Plow handles, beams, felloes hubs,
spokes, and BY theeioss Of. the year With wagons,
carts and agricultural implements generally.
We needlonly TO say to the Planters Of the whole
South, that Mr.. T. E. BrinIey, the well-known
Piow Maker Of Kentucky, who has taken over 100
Premiums on his Patent Steel PIoW, Is now snper-
intending our estabG -aeRt.
-. NV. PHILIPS.
ROBERT KEI.LS,
archl5 59-n z. A. PHIHPS.
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NOTICE.
+, sell at nuhlic auatian ~ )

WILL sell at public auction. to highest bidder
Il on the Ist day Of October 1859, Lot NOT, in
Spare No /, 10 the city of jackson, known as the
old Mississippian Office Terms one half cash the
remainder in one year.
good warantee title will be made the pur-
chaser, no payment required until the purchaser
is satisfied. ]. N. PRICE .
Aupust < s5Q-tf
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FASsMANTrs IRON TIE ron BALING
COTTON.
NHE superiority of the Iron Tie over Rope for
baling cotton has ceased to be question. il
is cheaper, more secure, and mbrereadily adjusted
to the bale.
For sale at Ellis Ledbetters, jackson Miss. at s
cents Per Id.
T.. C. Hart, Agent for Mississippi.
Nav III '59-4m saw.
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TUX SlAIIIas
z for sale nv residence in Monticello with

I OFFER for sale my residence in Monticello with
Il all the appurtenanees thereunto belonging
Being situated in pleasant part of the town, it is
a desirable place to live. There is connected with
il a spring Of excellent water, and garden spot
surpassed BY none Also desire to sell in eonnec-
ton with the above my Tan 7 ard tanning thir
ty &ts, all Of which are in good repair. This yard
sng located about the central part of the county,
nd there being large scope of surrounding eoun-
FRY TO be supplied, enjoys decided advantage,
Any person wishing to engage in the tanning bust
ness could not get R-beterl location. Terms reason
able. Address T. e. BL0UkT.
LIN ru9rr
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.(Ehops tie N. o. Pieayune.
Rosin Oil.


While merely an experiment, the oil pro-
duced from the rosin of our pine forestencour..
aoed the expectation that new source Of
wealth had been discovered in the South
The experiment has been successful The
nine barrens of the slave States possessa value
bevond that Of the California gold mines. In
exhatrstible in the product of rosin, the amount
of wealth which IS to flow from their broad
acres will be. limited only BY the demand Of
oil as a lubrtcator for machinery of the coun-
Try.
In former notice Of the progress Of this en-
terprise- enterprise which, from its infitl-
ence ,lpon the prosperity Of the South, inter-
ests the whole COMMUNICATIVE favor which
the most severe tests ON some Of our railroads
gave to the oil was noticed. Since that time
Is adoption on other roads has exceeded ex-
pectation. The following railroads now make
exclusive use of rosin oil on the machinery
VIZ :the New Orleans and jackson, the New
Orleans and 0pelousas. Ohio and Mississppi
the Pacific, the TerTe Haute and Alton, the
Macon and Westan, the Georgia Genital, the
Weston and Atlantic, and the Savannah, Al
bany and Gulf ~Railroad. Negotiations are
now pending with the different roads running
ont Of Augusta, Columbus and Memphis, and
with several ofathem are almost perfected
n IS gratifying 10 Southern pride to chronf
cla the proaress Of this now industry II M
who has CEASED a spire of grass to grow wher'
there was none deserves praise, now muci
greater commentator IS due to the genius
and the perseverance which has converted M
barrens Of the Southern States into mines Q
wealth. This industry now needs no endorse
fnsnt from the press; It is established abse
uteiy secure; but the encouragement whicl
success IN this branch Of enterprise viii give =
other species of manufactures, is q suflcien
reason to note its prosperity. The new pow
er Il gives to the South-the great value
attaches 10 the only section Of our slave State
whieh had been regarded as unproductiye-
secures public interest in al that concern
this manufacture.
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GOLD PENS.


{ PRONOUNCED the bestever brought 10 jackson
from 81 so to $500 each. Sent hy mail on
receipt Of price. fie2S '69l J. B. D0REY.
Cancers really Cured, and Female Dis
eases Successfully Treated
nR. s. GILBERT, after many years expert
~ enee is OF opinion there is not an liberated
womb that he cannot cure, il he@has o 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 skill. He has d partner in London, an eminent
regular Physician, with whom be is IN constant
communication, and all the new remedies .aiseoy-
cred, he receives.
Hundreds Of females, who are altogether curabie
if taken IN time suffer the disease 60 60 ON until il
becomes eaDcero9s, after which, most cases. life
is burden, and death isthe only relief. His In
Urinary is new and well-furnished his table Is as
good as any in the county. He, has also negro
| Infrmary. He has never failed TO restore sup
pressed nenstruation. He also treats diseases of
the skin, and 7ucerous affections of every grade
whatsoever. HO has the vapcr Bath proper, and
will cure rheumatism and all msrcuriat. diseases
as quick the Hot Springs. 81
Memphis. Tenn, Dec. Is, 's7-H. 80
Arrival and Departure of the Mails at
JACK SON. MISS.
!. NEw 0RLEANs- Arrives 81 r. M.--Dcparts 8
Mail closes al this once. ateA.M -
4 NORTH. -
New YoRK and intermediate nlails-sArrive at
81 A. M-Departs ut 5kP.M.
1 Mail closes At this Office al 4RM
/ WRIST.
VIcKssuRs-Arriyes semi daily at So A. y. and
5% p n.-Dsparts semi daily at A. n. and 81
I'm. =. -
Mail closes ut this office a. N. and 1 Pm.
i EAST. sFse*sss
| NE.x..cn,.ppv Ara and antarv,.s.asaka. -.
nj 6K r. M.--Departs A. NJ
Closes Of this olice An.
| YAzoo CRY, via. Vernon and Liymeston- Ar.
sivss Mondays and Thursdays 1t ss< N.-Ds,
4 parts ssams days Ut r. L.. { 1. +.
Office hours, from A. Y. to 1 =. n,--opsr
- - q. 4 DICKSON. r. N.
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Celebrated Female PilIsI
prepafei ffom sprescipticn of Sir.J. Clarke
N. D. 80
| Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
Thiswell known msdicine is no imposition but a
sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties. and
Distractions, from any Oause whatever; and al
thougha powerful remedy, they contain nothing
hurtful to thegconstitution.
To Married Ladies
IL Is peculiarly suited. It will, in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have never been known to fail
where the directions on the second page oEpamph-
let are weiobserved.
For full particulars, get pamphlet, Free of the
agent.
N. B.-sl and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized agent, will insurea bottle, containing
over pills, by return mail.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Rochester, N. Y.
Sold in Jackson by ]. S. SiEer, j.. b. Mercy,
and c. A. Moore; J. c. Lanier Il Co., Vioksburg,
Wholesale Agents. deel5 5S-tf
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fsNHE books and accounts Of Divine & Hum
4 phreys and W. W. Divine, Druggists, have
been transferred to 5. p. Bailey. All persons in
debtsd to said concerns are hereby requested TO
como forward without delay and make settlements,
-i.a-'sassa :: r. BATTY.-
| would further caution all persons FROM paying
any Of the above named accounts unless present "a
through me.
Books and accounts at the store of s. P. Bailey
& Co
March &C. '5s-tf s. p BAILEY +.
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-
II Cures at Once

The quickest and the surest remedy is of
course, the best, hence, in such disorders as
piles, salt rheum, scrofula, and in fact, every
kind of cutaneous eruptions, cuts, wounds,
bruises, old sores Erysipelas and all of the
same genus, DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR is the only real quick and eff
fectual cure to be obtained Try it once, and
you will never be without it.
For Sale in New Orleans, wholesale and re-
TAIL by j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Charities street.
Sole agents for the Southern States and to
whom all orders should be addressed
For sale by all Druggists, Aug 8 '59-1m SAW.
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PIANOSI PIANOS 4

IHICKERING q SONS NEW AND I'M
~ proved scale Of PLANO, pronounced by the
best pianoists the Superior Piano of the world,
adapted to the Soatherr climate, and at the price
they can be purchased. Of the Chickering's
aug 1852. j. b. MOREY
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

~ on the face, a large black spot onhis back near
the hip, white belly, white feet and white TAIL rath
er short and thick. Any one finding the said dog
WILDE literally rewarded.
July % '59-lt. G. E. FLUSSER,
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10 SUTTON
JACKSON HOUSE.

"HVING leased large and commodious
Ii House, situated the second square
from the state House. near the Governors Mansion,
in the most desirable part Of the city, formerly
known a the Washington House, convenient TO the
New Orleans and Vicksburg Railroad, ani having
thoroughly renovated said hause iu~all its apart
ments, L nm nov prepared to .leonmndate private
aud transient b0arders. -F....
Families furnished with rooms GA a. reasonable
terms as car be had in the city
Persons wishing TO take the cars can have their
meals at any time desired.
Membersof thee ming session of tho Legislature
wishing to engage rooms viii please address the
dersigned in season to secure them.
No pains viii be spared the part Of Proprietor
and lady to render the house pleasant resort for
all who msyfaVsr them with their patronage.
July Is '59-Ru. W.D. kARR
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GRANDMASKED AND FANCY DRESS


AT THE ARTISAN SPRINGS.
A SERIES of three Masked and Fancy Dreei
n Balls to be given at the above popular water,
tering place under the management at Prof Vega.
of New Orleans. & .
First on Weaesday, August 10th 1859. ~
4 second on Tuesday, August 25th 1859. 1@9
Each Of the Balls will be succeeded by a splendid
supper, at which the Ladies OF Miss, aud adjoining
States are respectfully invited to attend.
Mad. Groux of New Orleans will be at the Spring;
with her fine assortment pfsFancy Dresses and
Masks Of al descriptions, prepared 10 furnish the
visitors with any costume they may desire.
Mr.. Bsyessdorfers splendid Bandof New Orleans
will be id attendance.
The proprietor pledges all exertions to give his
guests general satisfaction. w. r. LUCKET.
Aug 2 '59-tf. Proprietor.
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NOTICE.

q LARGE assortment of the latest and be:
IA spring patterns, just opening, at very low zig
ures. [Juue q $50 J. B. M0REY,
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BLA CKSMITH SHOP FOR SALE.
FOFFER for sale my Blacksmith Shop and Wood
d Sh2p in Monticello Miss, with the fixtures at
tachet. ANY person desiring good situation fol
Fai. tIsii.is = /" sa ~. ~
Terms moderate'and payments easy.
.Ialv % '59-w3m 10. SUTTON
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mr. The statute legalizng matrimony ut q
certain age, properly speaking, . maritime