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COTTON PLANTATION FOR SAIL

" lSHlNU 70 ehAhge ny business, oIcf lof
w sale my plantation and tract Of land, lying
near the month of Fair River in Lawrence county,
Miss, consisting in part of Pearl, and in part of
Fair River lands The tract contains 1885 275
of which are in high state of cultivation and
sixty or seventy acres deadered. 1t is produc-
tive as any land in the country. made last year
it los bales Of cotton with IL bands, being
8 bales to the hand, with corn, potatoes, &c, in
obundance-the land lies level. in a body, and
good Dwelling, Gin and Press, and other necessary
out buildings mostly new-the buildings are loca-
ted on the bluff of Fair River beautiful stream
of pure water, Astounding in fish, with never fail
ing well of excellent water in the yard. The place
is reputed and has proved to be very healthy, in
desirable neighborhood convenient to good
school and Church. II is miles north Of Month
cello, II miles east of Bahala Depot. Good stock
range. will sell at very low figures
For further particulars apply to Hubert d Bowen
Brookhaven, or to myself on the plantation.
W. p. BAGGETT.
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New Advertisements.


Important Change in the Mails.
ESR0M and after Tues fay the 18th the New Or.
Il leans Mail will close at 81 o'clock +. NJ. and
arrive at 9 A. NJ. All matter for New Orleans must
be handed in by ~ y. N. to insure mailing:
Oct II '5e-tf CIR DICKSON. P. NJ:
NJ, 8. DUNN.
BOOT AND sHoE'lAKEB, ON CAPITOL STREET, NEXT
Dol TO THE UNION HALL.
ID RESPECTFULLY solcits the patronage of the
IL citizens of jackson, and public generally and
will attend promptly to the several gentlemen that
he expects will give him a call.
Repairing neatly done. Oct IL '59-h
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
A BOUT 1000 acres near the Railroad, principally
N creek bottom lands, and all good Cotton land,
ia tra;ts If from 100 to 900 or 700 acres, and at
low prices ranging generally at about So to 50 per
acre, cash, or 81 Or n cash and balance in IL
months without interest, or tracts with some
valuable improvements, IS acres in cultivation on
one, 100 acres ditched and deadened another &e.
The titles good, and undisputed. Also $40
acres on Deer Creek Mlss Bottom) at S25 per acre
in the wood lands. For Information apply to the
Duck Hill, Carroll County, Miss.
October 18th '59-wIt r. K. GRAY.
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ERRORS CORRECTED.


SEVERAL errors appear in the Tabular List Of
- 1858, which were made no doubt by slip of the
type in the different columns where they appear
first l see in the column of Religious preference,
that Col Fielding Davis Of Isssquena county,
Calhoun of Kemper, Jas S johnson of Carroll and
Pinson of Pontotoc, are represented as Metho-
dists, when they are PTesbyterians, when he is
Methodist, DIR Keith of Newton, and E Lindsey
of Tishemingo are both Baptists, when they are
represented otherwise, also Mr. Welsh of Noxubee,
is represented Methodist when his preference
was not given. Also in the column of Nativity,
there some mistakes, and if not corrected now,
might place the gentlemen in a wrong position be-
fore the public.
Mr.. ID. ID. McLauriu, of Jasper, and Mr.. Stennis,
of Kemper, are both represented as Alabamians,
when they are South Carolinians. also notice
VIM. C. Smedes, of Warren, who is from New York
represented as Kentuckian. Also Mr.. Suratt, of
Tisholningo, halls from New York, when he is an
Alabamian. Mr.. A. F. Smith, of Washington, is
represented from Alabama when he is q Ken
tuekian, and there is perhaps others which are
misplaced in the same way, but hope this short
and plain explanation will satisfy all how the thing
occurred. Yours, respectfully,
0ct17 59-lt VIM. B. CAVANAH.
vicksburg Wing please copy.
DLATED WARE...Castors, Butter Dishes,
Il Liquor and Spoon stands, Cake Baskets, spoons,
Z, 10 II
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STRAYED.

EfR0M the subscriber in the City of Joekson, on
Il or about the eighth day of September, brown
or black mare, branded with the letter 90" on one
shoulder her legs skinned with the Traces and
about fifteen and half hands high.
One mouse colered mare mule, about fifteen and
half hands high, uery quick and lively in her
motions, spare built and gaunt and about five years
old. One large bay horse about sixteen hands
high, marked with wen or wart, back OF where
the girth goes round, and white hind feet.
Any one returning any or all of the above stock,
or giving ano information so | caa get them, will
not only have my thanks, but be literally rewarded.
Sept 20 SET. RUSSELL WARE.
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HAVANA CIGAR STORE:

VlHE undersigned respectfully informs his Gus.
Il toners and the public In general, that having
removed his Store, Branch Of New Orleans impor.
ting house to Green's building, next 20 Angeles
Coffee House, has received large and varied Is.
Pipes &c, and is ready to sell at wholesale and re-
tail at New Orleans prices. Call and try befors
you buy elsewhere. Oct II ,59-4t p. MODAL.
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MILLINERY, &c.,
VUDnRKJS Qfafa 2fraak

( T MRS. VIRDEE'S, State Street, Jackson
n She begs to inform her lady friends and the
public gener4lly, that she has just returned from
New York with an elegant assortment Of fdshioRa-
BE Paris made Millinery, selected from the leading
establishments of Fashion. Her bonnets, laees,
embroidery, eloaks, &C., are gotten up in style
Of beauty and elegance never before equalied in
this Market. Dresses made to order and to suit
the most refined taste oct 10 58-tf
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Aug. 10 '59-2l
I,5O0 ACRES OF HONEY ISLAND
LAND FOR SALE!

EOFFEK my plantation on Honey Island Tor sale,
l. Ny land is too well known to require long des-
criptionsufice it say, it above the high water
of l850--5S. Any wishing to buy, get
despription of the land from Messrs Block, McAfee
4 Co., New Orleans, Hon. Madison NcAfee, Jack
son Miss, or the undersigned, at Lexington Miss.
JOHN A. BURDEN.
s8y- The Mssissippian, Vicksburg Wing and
N. o. Picayune please copy in Weekly, and send
bill to this Office
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, SCHOOLS &c..

DOLREAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Corner Of Camp and Common Streets,
IN THE ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS EDIFCE
KNOWN As THE STORY BUILDING
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PORTARLE STEAM SAW MILLS.
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL I'M.
PLEMENT FACTORY.

SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL I'M.
PLEMENT FACTORY.
sHsHE undersigned proprietors Of the above named
Il Factory located on Pearl River in jackson,
Miss, are now prepared with various sizes of the
sBrinley Steel Plow" to supply the wants Of their
planting friends at the following prices
No. cutting inches, dollars.
So,1L (" S
No. 9
No. 10 10
No: IL IL
No. 2 Sod Pillow, with Draft Rod, Weed Hook
and Goalter, $I4 90.
No. Shovel PlOw, dollars.
Double Shovel
Expansion Cultivator with 3 hoes, 8 dollars.
Iron plows of the same model and size SO, cents
less also all other kinds of Iron Flows.
Plows with Draft Rods, Weed Hooks, or Coalters,
one dollar extra charge for each.
We now prepared to supply the trade with
spokes hubs, felIoes Plow handles, beams, and all
kinds Of agricultural implements.
NB-Wagons and carts made to order,
We need only to say to the Planters Of the whole
South, that Mr.. T. E. Brinley, has taken Prem
ium wherever he has exhibited his Steel Flows,
having taken over 100.
NJ. W. PHILIPS,
ROBERT KELLS,
march15 59-f z. A. PHILIPS.
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vALUABLE SLAVES rOR SALE.

VALUABLE SLAVES TOR SALE.
Z ME undersigned having purthased lot and es-
slaves the city of jackson, desires to say his
friends andthe public, that he will be found at
home by the 12thinst, with choice lot of slaves,
consisting of men, women, boys and girls, to be had
at the lowest figures for cash satisfactory accep
tances Planters and others are invited to exam
inc his lot if they wish to buy number slaves.
His depot is on State street, one square below
the old Mansion House.
Idac7 81 W. A. SHEWALTER.
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RLANKS BOOK.--our new stock has just
- arrived. Sept 80 ]. B. M0REY.
OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL
E.W. GEER & CO PROfsRIETORS.

Es We GEEh * ~ EkSOt1kIEIOHkSs
rINHIS Hotel is now being thoroughly renovated
L and newly furnished, and will be opened for
the reception Of visitors on the LIST day Of june
next. Every effort viii be made to render visitors
comfortable, and to make their stay pleasant.
Then the beautiful bay at Ocean Springs. there
is no better place for yatching or fishing, or bath
ing.
For the amusement Of visitors there Is Pin
Alley, Pistol Gallery, Billiard Tables, etc. Bar
is attached 70 the Hotel, which win be supplied
with the choicest wines, liquors and cigars.
band Of Music win be kept at the Hotel during
the entire season. bah and supper will Be eiyen1
twice week-Tuesday and Thursday nights.
The mineral springs, 50 celebrated for their cura-
tive powers, are in excellent condition. An onni-
bus viii run regularly several times day 10 and
from the Hotel 70 the springs. For testimony res
peeting the medicinal virtues Of These sprines. ref
erence may be made to DR.. Austin Or Dr. Thon.
Tenn. ssn'ihs
Ocean Springs never having been visited BY eui
denies, Is decidedly the healthiest as well a. H.
most beautiful location on the Gulf shore = Wv
May 9th ,59-H J.WILKINS0N' L.,
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ephy.
The twelfth Annual session of this institution
viii commence on Monday the srd Of October next.
1t offers advantages to young men seeking thor
ough education, unsurpassed anywhere in the Uni
ted States, and unequalled in the South.
Its apparatus and cement for the illustration
OF Physical science, and Chemistry entirely I'M
rlyailed. In mineralegy II possesses cabinet Of
select specimens, choice and valuable.
Its collection Of shells surpasses in vuriety and
beauty any other public collection on this Con-
tinenf.
The President and Professors need no comm enda.
tion from the Board of Trustees, most of them
being well and favorably known to the public, as
experienced and able instructors.
The location of the University is in the highest
degree healthful- no epidemic sickness has evor
occurred there or in Oxford.
The government of the University is mild hui
efficient. Every effort is made to cultivate manly
tone Of feeling among the students and an elevated
tone of morality; it is moreover surrounded by a
population whose practical regard for religion and
morality is well known and is not surpassed any
where.
1t is also easily accessible, being on the line a
the Mississippi Central Railroad, which will bs
completed in few months.
The accommodations for the comfort of student,
are ample, Two spacious learding houses will b,
open by October.
A spacious Gymnasium, with all the most approved
apparatus for encouraging bodily exercise and promo
ting physical development, viii be ready for use in
the fall - = =
TERMs-Tuition $40 per annum.
Fuel and attendance $25. To those who Iodg,
out Of the college buildings SIO.
Tuition in the Law Department $50.
Board in the College bearing houses and in pri
yate families about So per month.
JAMES 81. H0WRY.
q ~, -. - Soe'y of the Board.
Vxford, July "a, 1899. If
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UNIyERsrrY OF MIssrssIPP1.

FAULTY OF Ants.
Frederick A. P. Barnard, LII. D., President and
Professor Of Physics, Astronomy and Civil En-
gineering.
William F. Stearns, 81. D., Professor Of Govern
mental Science and Law. e. zs59 sss
George W. Garter, ID. D., Professor of lntellec-
tual and Moral Philosophy, and International
Law.
Edward C. Boynton, 81. A., Professor of Chem
istry, Mineralogy, and Geology.
Jordan NJ. Phipps, 81, A., Professor of Mathemat.
les.
Wilson G. Richardson, II. A., Professor of Latin
and Modern Languages.
Henry Whitehorne, NJ. A., Professor of Greek and
Ancient Literature.
William D. Moore, N. A., Professor of English
Language and Literature.
- Assistant in Natural Philos-
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DENTAL CARD.

DENTAL CARD.
H K. d D. S. LEHMAN continue ssss~~z-=,.
II. to practice Dentistry in all its q
! Branches. Teeth inserted with all FiTYYYYS
the modern Improvements, from single tooth to au
entire set, on gold plate, with or without Gums
| Aliens continuous Gums on platena plate and by
Blandy's Cheapsstic process, at different prices,
| for the various styles of work.
All calls from the adjoining towns and country,
! attended to by one. of the firm. Office Capitol
street near Mississippian office.
| July II, 1859-1y. D. R. & D. S. LEHMAN.
TTHHAT Jewelry just received is gorgeous-cali
Il and see. Sept '69 J. 3. M0REY.
4 NALL and try the new style of spectacles at
~ Sept 9 $50. ]. B. M0REY'S.
hRUGS AND MEDICISE-purest and best
IL and sold the cheapest at
Sent g. '59-f. b. MOREY
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400 REWARD.

500 REWARD.
ESCAPED from the Guards of the Mississippi
IL Penitentiary on the night Of the 14th inst
near Shongalo, Carroll county, d. G.. Wilson, who
was sentenced at the late term OF the Circuit Cour
of Marshall County, and on his way to the Penten.
| tlary, The above reward will be paid for his de,
livery at the Penitentiary.
/ DESCRIPTION.
Wilson is about rs years old, weighs about 12i
pounds, supposed to be feet inches high, quick
spoken and very active, black hair and eyes.
Oct II '59-tf. AN. HARDIN, Sup't.
PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILLS,
OF SOUTHERN MAKE, FOR SOUTHERN USE,
Combining Efficiency, Durability and Economy.
| ID RAIN, of the eagle machine works, Richmond
Il Va, has the best mill madei
He will sell you q twenty horse power Portable
Steam Circular Saw Mill, including the services of
a mechanic TO erect it, for the sum Of S2,750.
He guarantees this Mill to cut from 5000 to 5000
feet of inch boards in ten hours, no sale. Other
size Mills in proportion.
The United State Agricultural Society awarded
him, in 1858, the Grand Gold Medal Of Honor, worth
500, for the best Engine for plantation use.
All persons requiring Portable or Stationary En-
gines, Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Draining Machines,
Pumps, Gin Shafting, Pullies, Virginia made Cir
eular Saws and Penitentiary Axes, or FL. NJ. Smiths
celebrated Patent Straw Cutters should call at P.
RAHM'S Warehouse, 81 st. Charles ST., n. Orleans,
where may be seen an Engine, with Grist Mills and
other machinery in operation; write for one Of
his Illustrated Catalogues, which gives great
deal of valuable information.
Address, T. KAHN.
Office, No 81 st Charles Street,
Oct II ST. ian l.
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VALUABLE FARM In KINDS COUNTY
FOR SALE.

VNHE most convenient, pleasant and desirable -
Il Hill place in Kinds county, near Raymond Il
for SALE The tract contains 600 aeres-400 cleared
and in high state of cultivation.
For further information, apply at the Gazette
Office. July 10 '59-6m
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Three silver Guns n Premium.

Three silver Cups as Premiums.
IN ORDER to encourage home industry propose
TO give three silver cups premiums a. the next
State Fair upon the following articles made on
Wheeler a Wilson's sewing machines, -
For the best gentleman's shirt, Silver Cup
Child's fancy dress, - f.ss
Pants for Negro wear
coarsest cloth, .....-.
An hoav NAV contend for these premiums pro-
~ soSy 49, u done Oh Wheeler Wilson's Ma
viaeo me "orA II. B. EVANS,
onine'' Sewing Machine Agent, jackson Miss,
Sent. 80, '69-lm.
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Oct3 '59-tf ROBINSON, WINDLEY Il co.
JUST RECEIVED.
1SA BUSHELS Good Rye, (for seed or use.
lou Oct 4 SO. s. p. BAILEY

| JUST HECEIVEUs
1SA BUSHELS Good Rye, (for seed or use. }
lOO Oct 4 SO. 8. p. BAILEY
INKS. DUDLEY.
DEGS respectfully to inform the La dies Of Jack
- son, and surrounding country that she will
open the store CORNER of Pearl State) formerly
occupied by R Raum, on Monday the 10th of October
with q neru and fashionable stock Of Millinery and
Fanch Goods Dress Trimmings &c.
Mrs. d. has secured the assistance of experience
ed persons for the management of the Dressmaking
and Millinery Departments of her business, and
hopes by constant attention, she will continue to
merit that liberal patronage she has hitherto been
favored with. Sept 80 '59-tf.
DRESS MAKING.
AIRS. NJ. E. MILLIT begs leave to inform her
4N1 friends that she is prepared Co do all
kinds of Dressmaking, ut the shortest notice, and
in the most fashionable manner,
Residence one door above H. B. Evans, opposite
the Penitentiary. Sept 81 '59-tf.
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TO THE FARMERS.

UTE will want about fifty saw logs at the fair
w for the purpose Of testing the speed and
quality Of Saw Mills, that will be on the ground
and likewise about 100 bushels or less will do) Of
shelled corn for similar uses. The logs we would
like to have of different timber If possible. Any
that will bring the logs to the fair grounds can
have then sawed into timber as they may desire
without toll or charge, and the corn will be ground
on the same terms for any one who may furnish 1t.
Any one desiring to take such contract will please
address, or see the undersigned j. ]. WILLIAMS.
Oct IL t59-tf Sec. Bureau,
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MILLINERY AND DRESsMAKTNG.

MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING.
NJ RS FLUSSER would call the attention Of her
II4 old customers and Ladies Of Jackson and
vicinity generally, to an elegant stock Of Millinery
now receiving which viii be kept up througout the
season. Rich Dress Bonnets, received regularly
from the best Emporiums OF Fashion. Ladies'
from the country, would find It to their interest to
examine her stock before purchasing. Dressmaking
done in the most fashionable style. French FASH
ions received monthly direct from Paris. -
Dat IL thQ-.tf -.
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QUERU,s COD LIVER OLE JELLY.
A PROVED by the New York Academy Of
n Medicine; containing eighty-fre per cent Of
ant Jelly It Is retained, dgested and assimilated
like any food, improving the digestive organs, and
arresting the progress Of all Pulmonary and Bron-
chital affections.
PENFoLD, CLAY 4 CO.,
General Agents, New York.
For sale by J. 8. STEER, jackson, and Druggists
generally. jana 5g-12m :.
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NOTICE.
To all Stable Keepers and dealers in horses and
mules
DOARMAG'S STABLE is offered for sale on
ID good terms, and Jackson is getting to he the
best Horse and Mule market in this section of the
State. Any man of business qualifications can o.
pen this well known establishment and do a Gne
business. For further information apply to Har.
rison Taylor near the Stable.
March Is, 1S59-1y. +. III. B0ARMAN.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
ME undersigned ofersfor sale hislate residence
il in the city of Jackson, situated on State street
opposite the residence of Col. C. s. Tarpley
l.. V. DIXON.
Apply to H. o. Dixon or E. P. Russell.
oct 19 So h.4
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Members of the next Mississippi Legis.
lstSre.

We publish below an official list OF the
members who win compose the Mississippi
Legislature which will assemble on Monday
the 9TH day of November next We have
not attempted to classify them politically, lest
we might commit errors not being positive as
to the political status of the members in every
instance, but according to our estimate there
are fourteen oppostionists in the House and
four in the Senate--all the balance are Demo-
erats-leaving to the lattera good working
majority
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FRESH HOOKS.

memoirs of Yidocy; Smooth Stones; Milburn's
w Ten. Years; Bayard Taylor's Greece; Prince
House of David and Pillar Of Fire; Michelets l.
amour; Waverly Novels styles; Washington r.
wings Works; Poets in Nor. Ausigue, and blue and
Beatrice Cenci; Secret History of Court Of France;
Simmis Casigue Great Truths; Holes and Lesies
Cookery; Farm Drainage; Campbeil's Agriculture;
Whites Southern Gardner; Modern Standard ORA
ma, q vols; Cummings Works; Ellet Miss. River;
Plantations of the Classics; Gibbons Rome; Hume's
England Mosley's Dutch Republic; Adam Bede;
Love Little &c. Novels in great variety, please
call and look over our extensive assortment.
0etI SO J.B MOBEY.
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SHIRT PRIZE

SHIRT FKIZESs
FHaHE prizes for the best made shirt, offered by
Il Jno. Robinson, Madison county, and the rrize
for the second best made shirt offered by Lafayette
Montgomery, Madison county, are to be seen at
M0REY'S, jackson, Miss. Oct IA SO.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
MFRS. O'SULLIVAN has just returned from
4N1 New Orleans with q handsome, and unsur-
passed assortment of Fall and Winter Millinery,
including the latest French Styles of Silk, Velvet
and fancy Bonnets Ribbons and Hssddresses, white
and drab straw bonnets, Flowers Feathers, Rouehes
lie &C., which she is prepared to sell at the lowest
prices. Oct IL '59-w2m Eagle copy.
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

SALE.
OFFER my residence for sale at very low fig
Il ures and it is one CT the most central places In
towns highly improve With all the conyenien-
ces necessary to home. Tn, ouse has eight rooms
with all requisite out uilings. On corner lot
100 feet front by 220 feet deep--two squares west
Of the Capitol fronting the Executive Mansion.
oct16 58-tf
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-12
Artemas Wards 4th July Grafton.

"Artemas Ward" the quaint western
humorist, publishes bis Fourth of July
Grafton in the Cleveland PIaiadeaIr,
with the following preface:
"Surs: l send herewith synopsis of
the skednle of my orashun on the 4th of
July, at Wca,hersfeld. Pleas correct &
puuktoOate i, in proper stile. Ispoke two
hours, and was niBety-six minnits passin
given pint. There was between two
hundred persons present, who with open
mouths and closed eyes listened to me
with strick attenshuD. w.
The Grafton itself is perfect gem, and
one Of the best thirgs that Artemas has
yet got of. We subjoin an extract or
Two. After the usual apostrophe to the
GODDESS of Liberty, be says:
"l hain't time to notice the growth of
Ameriky frum the time when the Mayflow-
.rs cum over in the Pilgrim and brow,
Plymouth Rock with them, but every
,sool boy nose our career has been ire.
'lenJs. You will excuse me if dom,
Trase the early settlers o. the Kolouies
ftpie which hung idiotic old wimin fur
witches, burnt holes in Quakers' tongues,
ana consigned their fellcr critters to the
led mill aud pillery on the sites, provo.
'-s-In, may have been very nice folks in
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SECOND YEAR.

4 rTBn one ,vdr-s UIaI, we are satisfied
y that Hat Mandatory can be sustained
in Lewisburg, we are now prepared with the
larges, and best selection of Spring Styles oil
HATS and CAPS ever brought to this market,
such as fine Mole, SILK, Dress Hats, Drab,
Beaver, Ouer, High and Low Crown, Soft
Hats and Caps, and Summer Hats of latest
styles for Spring and Summer wear, all of
which will be sold at City Prices, for Cash.
Or motto shall be, "Quick Sales and Small
Profits, of which the pu bic shall be the Judges.
Hats made 10 order at short notice.
April Is, 1859. JOS. GIBSON, Halter.