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1900 Acres Of Sea Island Cotton
LAND

The plantations of Coils. Claiborne and
jackson are now in a full state of cultiva-
ton. and have been found to produce well
for the last five years. These gentlemen,
who may be addressed at Shieldsboro'.
Hancock County. Miss, are referred to
for the character Of the land, and its
adaptability to the production of this fa-
nous cotton. The owner of the tract. W.
S. Hovett. may be addressed at Alto, P.
o., Cherokee County, Texas ; or address
ID. BARTON,
Gronellc Ala.
Nav Il, 1859. 32-tf
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HOME AGAIN.-Commodore Chas. Stew
art, the senior captain of the American
navy, and one of the most illustrious of
its commanders, has returned from his
European tour. The venerable captain,
with all the weight of eighty years upon
his brow, says the Philadelphia Press.
looks as active and as brave as when he
trod the decks of the Old Constitution.
nearly fifty years ago, terror to her
British foes. He is the last of the gallant
band ofheroic men who have made their
names and their country's glory immortal.
Preble, Decatur, Dale, Bainbridge. Trus-
ton, Hull, Lawrence, Shubrick, Conner,
Perry, and the tall have passed away
Long may "Old Ironsides f" live to receive
in person the grateful homage which a
nation pays to the glorious services OF
himself and brave companions.
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LIND FOR N,ELE.

ss AN offering for sale. on reas-
5tsR enable terms. 36O Acres Of
SS9SSH Land. miles north Of Paul
- ding. near the old Missionary
Station. The land comprises prairie, SAN
dy and bottom land. not subject to over
flow. There are comfortable buildings on
the place. and about l@U aces open land,
nearly all fresh. II Is healthy location
well watercd bvspring,, ana fine well
of water i'm the yard. For further par;ic-
ular, apply to the undersigned on the
premises. +. t. HAND.
limo $50 Aft
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nnIl,', VnrifaI Pain Tylrnrtor.

Fr.t-It will within fyy minutes from 10. sppIra-
uun remove tHt pain fruw tur syEyrr- Burns. bIl--
tors lr -sIl4 lt u. also remove tJH pain luu cure
t,out us-uuI1FguN, Piles, Bu,um't,-uI, SORES "r
~wclUuEss
-seau.l-tu ca-v of Burns 60 applied fmwu lately,
twill preserve Hfa, uu matter bow severe may ~" fun
iuiufy uuIr-- the artery hv burned uuI consequent
Iv 4nN sore 90 fuHtuwYt.uu.
Ihrd-lt will lrtl Burns or wounds. l ligrr- "I
sores uf any kiud.WrulJr n th.
Fourth--ft nsutrllitrs AMI destroys poison from
pf4uta. reptiles. insects ur rtisIfd animals.
Finb- ft will wherever applied, prevent mvTutoir
.tisu and fu Ola wounds, wherever modification has
commenced t will arrest the disease and cure the
sound. even where tbr flesh has Ur..riy dropped
away DO WIiI restore fhe part Co I.- natural state.
~IvfU-tf Broken Limbs. when set, 10" wrll wlHi~
rad up iu the -1iVr. uu Inflammation. swelling uF
pam can OCCUR. aud the bones unite and horuur
strong with astonishing mp.dll.
ssypufh-Whru the bowels are painful or uNam"d
tho Extractor. tf we'll rubbed upon them, viii ~ Hrd
relief and r,tize movement, even when castor oll
.4Iap and 40 other nriIgiue- have nl.gd,
ElrEth-lt- usv I- perfectly safe Iu ..l ru-e-. u
never cam is harm thr system vii absorb uu W"f,
chan b. necessary Co repair h. % wli not conflict "l
any me,lcue- chat may he taken internally.
PILES.
Ttsuuv t~ confidently stated that there j. u-c7s' %
Piles Witch may mot hr cured hN thc PAIN ENlhAt
TOR Ittsa certain rymvdy and removes at once th
PAIN and -urgns--.
F1r ~. boa Sew Orleans. vhuic-a'e Hui retail, a
proprietUr- prices, by J. WRIGHT co.
n and ltt thIrtrrE ~.
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slh Rn,,nrd,

RANAWAY from the un-
tx der,igucd. near Wavneshoro,
lsAN WAYNE county. Mississippi on
80 thcuicht ofthc 18th Of August,
my inst. a bright Nulatto boy,
W. named MAS: aged about p
= --se&-s--Ezycars , feet inches high
weighs 80 poundS:' spare built rather
down-ca-t look: speaks very intelligentlv.
/ think there j. some white person CON
ucctrd with him lir l. well dressed carri-
ed away with him hand-axe. think that
he j. travelling towards Columbia. Marion
county. Mississippi. viii pay the above
reward for his delivery tome, or coatine-
mont i'm any safe jail where can get him.
A. TAYLOR.
V-,.g,eIaro tag. Of lSIS. 4j-tf
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DISEASES or THE EAR.
DEAFNESS, &C, CURED.

ID, Crane respectfully calls the attention ~ those
,fr.s ,+ uef.sr 4 partial af total lIss ui hearing i'
30 t1,,Iur statement IL hls method 20 treatment
III those dIsstaes sHsstIun the mlttc 90 tutern tI
hs usss the mrdICttsd l"ueles unN u-'i !h tl, ~
trfnarsa af berlin. Leip-ie Hamburg tnd - ltl'r--
tfr+ and recently hy most eminent Iuud"n Auf-t"
sst9 astoushiur suecrss THIS w'thad lu tf'i n th'
.inly one which has proved tn he universally 'N'''-'
"" prosf Of its aurrg-z. great number ot names
rsn be gwen u pvr-pu@ who ha'" Zen uy'...i ,.l
~ dseasaa 1f the ear, n various SECTIONS ~ w,
g,fad sstsa and who have been couiplfiey tr-t"frd
A. an sfuts sense uf hearing. IN cases ui Nu.u. a.
ss,..sifa tt the Eusts.hn Tube, tnd accumulation 90.
"a nran tho Drum or Iympauum-iu rateH "i
tsatfiftsfan Uf the Mucous Membrane. ul nervous
Isgasss of tho Ear. aud when thn disease On" ri.
Ia eald ths use &c luuine, mercury. ~ uH-r kaii.
.s..a. m tIu oar peculiar CO.. rhillhuuftatuH poo many
.tbsf Hiarasrs and dhfutea ui the ear. this treat
,,pf i fbf only reliable une and th' W0s rHtlhlh "l
..,.sass when tbr auditory raual s dry, Rnd gives
~ NirH 81 araiV deposit ctused Df sfuptAFH ui tH
..rs bhs 4sN musical rh0rpa falling wtier. rlnE'uu
t.pas nka those n bells, sounds hkr the rust
80 n lry aHvts. when fUufiuuu FulftilHus trr eN
,.g.anssN amt discharges ~ mtttFr uNHurs when Nl
NJ 81 III staapiuE iesuus lke ihHi "a a ru.h ~
tI8asi to the hsad s rSPerrnrsl, sl-n W. n'a..nl
ss.s. af suld ,fseuus thr ear, This invthod - uv'r
3..f and dumb sass- t The hearing So svar
,f.aa Il ANY time. both che hearing and "p'''h m'
very unrn featHred .
itEar ts aff.rt perfect restoration ~ htal.ua. n'
s-s.lsa such decided benefits a. tH ffr rhtrn s'i T
- Applicants bY Ist.Hf eIl please ftlin thou
49, - long they have hUgn tH'r.,d fnd tl -h'
-vfaffHfna peculiar tn trfr etae ta NrNftN a. H r
ssia sisa ihrir general condition. whsthFt ~ u.
0r uat and hs cause. or supposed c'u''. oi 'h'
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CIeD Jiora for sale.

THIS place, situated on
Asa&-,E the Mobile and Ohio Rail
E5i1; lsTks Road. near Chronicle. 30
: = 80 - miles from Mobile. is noted
for the beauty and heaithfulne-- ofit~ stu
alton, being one of themost elevated spots
along the line of the Rail Road Also, for
ats SPRINGS and fountains. Ii embraces 50
acres. fenced with new and strong pickets,
and the buildings in good repair. are of
pleasing style Of architecture.
For sale on very moderate terms. Ap-
ply to II. J.. REYNOLDS q Co.,
HaLH-. ia.
LII. ~ 10 L.1ln
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NO MINERALS.

ur WRIGHT thuksft well Oh stoke hi. profession
10 character uu che ttHf tuIt uu minerals Whdr''l
FORM tIa a-f component port ut th' IuErr'Urut- It
bis HIt.NENNIlNt IIlNlN=V,N knowing wiai
rum bus hrpu rnt1ilcd uu the community hy opun
mt mercury.
tsntu.N o. the d,Hltugd l'r. Wright v"uld say,
NrtGn UfsruH. so matter how worn down YOU may
If.uH matter huv wyBk NUUaru#u1 matter au'i tir
.su4a may have hsgu=fur-tkr Hf once Whatever lt-
Isd ,nu fa depart from llNseut" Vuurlpic~i tab" lr.
NEIJNEN Mine ELlNlE, and Neu vii s"uh hnd
yourself amos man, "a puur instead oi ih" reverse
.u YOUR friends. and healthy. sound Nul worthy
uemtyruI tGr whole human family.
Fur -uie ly the prHpuetgI-.
g. WRIGHT 4 go.
- 70 mi t5t tElrtJr- street. NcU orleans. u.
And Ny irurr.-t. generally throughout che United
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Is 4 FINE PHRENSY RoLLING.-A bril-
liant young gentleman remarked, the
other day, to lady with whom he was
bowling
think, Miss, that you would have
made a capital baker"
Indeed, sir, why?"
" Because you make such excellent
rolls"
Here Is another joke in the same line
Holloa. who's there?" exclaimed
young man as he entered the bowling
saloon at Lake George.
IT'S !, sir, rolling rapidly" replied
young lady, as she sent ball whizzipc
down the alley.
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Thc S1nfc or NIIssissinnI.

NEWTON County,.
N the Pr1irf. Court II sg.3 County 10 Sy',m-
i,r T.rm. 1850
To Bryant Brantlcy, and all others inter
ested in the lands. tcncments and hercd-
itamcnts of WARREN BRANTLEN,
deceased
XOU are hereby cited to appear before
the Probate Court of the County Of
Newton and State aforesaid. on the fourth
Monday Of September next, to show cause
why the petition of George &. Harper, adj
min-trator Of the estate of Warren Brant-
lev. deceased, praying for a sale Of the
real estate of the said Warren Brantley,
should not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
JAS. A. WARE. Clerk.
Aur l. 1870 4j-It
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1&(i5tG((
Land for sale.

UNHE subscriber wishing to concentrate
his capital in the Commission bust
nes,. offer, Tor sale large tract Of LAND.
in Jasper County, Miss, containing 2UGO
acres. and lying on Quatalah and Talla-
hala Creeks. The price will be low to a
purchaser of the whole-or it would be
divided, if desired.
JOS. BORDEN.
Mobile, Ala.
na. Off
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ARREST OF Missouri JUDGE.-The st.
Louis Democrat of the Both ultimo, has
the following paragraph:
Judge John Watson was recently ar
rested at Keytesville Charlton county. on
the charge of having been one of the par
" who broke open the county safe, about
a year and a half ago, and robbed it of
some $1,000. The grand Jury of that
county indicted him for grand larceny
and burglary, and he was required to give
bail to the amount of $4,000. This case
attracts great deal of public attention,
partly from the fact that the accused is a
man OF considerable wealth, and at the
time the crime was committed was one
otthe Judges of the County Court.
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August 81. lSjg. 4l-iI
Joseph ]. RIShop.

DLEASE take notice that ] will, on
i saturday. the 18th day Of september
next. az the Court House in the town OF
Raleigh. before Edward Currie, a Master
in Chancery, proceed to take the testimo-
ny Of Daniel Canterbury and Others, IN
support of the allegation, in Complain
ants bill, at which time and place YOU
can attend and cross examine said wit.
nesses, d you see proper. -
RHODA BISHOP.
j. G. WILKINSON.
NhHhr iar Complainant.
Auv Of 1@tu .IIt-pt
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"HEREAS Letters Of Administration
w were granted to the undersigned
on the estate of ENGLISH g. ARIEL
son, deceased at the April term. A. y.
1859, Of the Probate Court Of Jasper 'ouh-
~, State Of Mississippi: now all person,
having claim, against the estate OF sald
dccedent are hereby required to eNhihit
the same, and have them allowed and re-
gstercd in the manner, and within the
time prescribed by law or they VIII be
forever barred.
JOHN V. ROWELL,
AfmiBiSir1f0r.
Sept. :, 1850. 4S-6w
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SherITs sale.

Il. +. Rowland a 20,
vs..
Nelson +. Ferguson, Alas T tJ.
JAMES 4. Chapman and
samuel Parker
DY virtue of the above stated Fl IA to
ID me directed, will expose to public sale
for cash. in front Of the door of the Court
House in the town of Pauiding, between
the usual hours Of sale, on the Eth Mon
day of september next the following de
scrihed property, to-wit
The Fast half Of section fifteen Of Town
ship one Of Range Twelve East. Levied
upon ~ the property Of Samuel Parker,
one of the above stated defendants To
,ati.fy the above stated ii IA and all cost.
J.. b. LA>SlTER,
Hv.Fef Jr9.r Comfy.
August 81, 1850. 4I-4t
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InsoIVent Notice.

WHEREAS. at the May term, 1889, of
w the Probate Court Of Scott County.
Mississippi. the estate OF +. g. HUNTER
was declared iusolvent: now therefore,
all persons having claims against said cS-
tate are hereby notified TO file the same
with the Probate clerk OF said County,
duly probated and registered according 70
law. within twelve months from the date
Of the first publication of thi- notice, or
they will be barred.
7. ". PETTY. Adu'r.
Jtpa Il lSLQ 26-Guo
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To Land Buyers.


-E ] AN offering for sale NV
&alass'a Plantation. containing over a
esla#I5Sy THOUSAND ACRES. lying
estlssi4. ~ eight miles South West of
Enterprise. immediately On the Paulding
road in the fork of the pr- and Suan-lu-ha
Greeks. in Jasper County. Mississippi. Ny
plantation j. superior a. a Cotton Farm. and
inferior to none in the county for growing
Corn. There are about four hundred acres
cleared and i'm cultivation. About six
hundred acres Is of the richest quality OF
bottom land subject 20 no oyerilow-
There are four Log Cabins. with four shed
rooms. good negro cabins. some dozen in
number, and every other necessary out
buildings, including a good new Gin
House and Press. besides never falling
Spring, which turni>h' ao1luii,a - en-
tv in number with a. he
county affords. ! ~ 'rir 1'fC-ent
growing crop 20 provASc quality of my
land. win also sell my stock, including
Horses. Mules. Cows Sheep and Hogs. to-
cether with my farming utensils and the
corn and fodder which / may raise this
year.
invite any one wishiuga superior Corn
and Cotton Farm, to call and examine my
premises. The situation is remarkably
healthy Address.
SAMUEL I. WILLIAMSON.
Enterprise, HISS.
! Jul,. - $50 5o-tf
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The other day, a lady fell Off the Brooklyn
boat into the East River: a poor Irish
man sprang over and rescued her. When
she was safe on deck again, her husband,
who had been a calm spectator ofthe acci-
dent, handed him shilling. Upon some
of the bystanders expressing indignation,
Pat said, as he pocketed the coin: " Arrah,
don't blame the gintleman-he knows
best mayhap if | hadn't saved her, he'd
have given me dollar.
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Htnll ANhrtIstmrnts.
ArrAcHD1ENT NOTICE
STATE of WISSiSSlppi'

~tnTI tulNlA.
H. Jpytrr Caprt. Bat w. :, q 50" ''."''
lgJp, Tam, 4. D. lN'''
James \. Rushing, Attachment for
". 30 , lets
Thomas Davis.
THIS day came the plaintlit ln the
above stated case. and 1t appearing TO
the satisfaction of the Court that the "e-
feudant i, not a resident OF this state; 1t
is. therefore ordered that unless 'h' ne
fcndant appear ON or before the next term ,i!ll
of this Court. to be held at sherman hiIi
Post Office. in Beat No. ). OF sald county
on the thild Saturday in September iN2''
and contest the plaintiffs demand: the
same will be taken lorconies,cd and Ju9.-
mcnt entered against him accordingly,
and the property 20 attached will he con
dcmpd 10 be sold to satisfy the above dc-
mand and all cost.
Given under my hand and seal
SEAL \ this. the I'D day Of August n.
wv D.. 1850.
BRYANT HARRELL. y, 7.
Au#Fffsf y1 1870 At-lt
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Gentility Is neither in birth, wealth.
manner, nor fashion-but in the mind
high sense of honor, a determination
never to take mean advantage of anoth-
er, an adherence TO truth, delicacy. 10
hteness towards those with whom we have
dealings, are its esential characteristics
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THE NAME OF WAsuINGToN.-Iudg Da-
ly, of New York. in the course of his de
cision, in the matter of John Shook for
a change of name,' remarked that the
name of Washington was originally
"Wessynton," which signifies "a person
dwelling ON the meadow land where a
creek runs in from sea-"
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GrOal Advertisements.
Nhcrin.s sale.


IS. IEgs D 10.
W b. TerIall.
DG virtue OF the above stated ii IA To me
Ddrcctcd. Twill expose ouuhlicsalc for
cash. in front of the door of the Court
House in the town of Taulding. between
the usual hours Of sale on the ith Mon
day Of September next. the following de
Scrihed property to-wit:
Part OF Lot No. -, in the town Of Paul
ding. described as follows. to-wit: that
part Of lot No. -, commencing l3O feet
from the corner Of jackson and Van
Buren, Streets, fronting the Public Square.
ihcncc2O feet ON Van Buren, Street thence
hacl, at right angles $50 feet, thence along
the dividing line between Lots No. - and
2gparalcl line with Van Buren Street. ~ #.
thence 80 IT,, TO the place OF beginning.
Levied upon as the property Of the
above named defendant, 70 satisfy the
above stated II IA and all cost
l.. b. LASSlTER.
Mr.F Of JaYrr Comy.
August 81 lSig. Att
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9nRtrn.

tn" following lines are of unsurpassed
beauty. We have seldom met anything
which pleased uS more, and nothing re-
Gently which pleased II, so much
( From tie labyc Aj,rtissr.
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UlIE undersigned as Agents for Robert
Carson, offer for sale valuable tract
of uuimUroved Land in Jasper County.
situated about thirteen miles southwest
Of Enterprise. Oh the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad. There j, in the tract
1900 ACRES:
about 25uacres Of rich lime swmp-ahout
$50 acres of bald prairie, interpreted with
rich slouch- The balance of the tract l.
principally post oak prairie land, of good
quality. Owing to the quantity of open
prairie, there would be no difficulty in
making crop on it the first year. while
ior fertility this land is not surpassed 10y
any iu this part of the State. II a Pur-
chaser desired. we would divide the tract
hv selling Glu acres on the eastern side.
and iUU on the western side.
cur terms of sale are ten dollar, per
acre. ONE third cash. balance in one and
two years.
W. can refer t. Dr. Joseph Borden. of
Chronicle. Ala. and Mr. 4. Warren. at
Mc--r-. Richards a McGiuui-. Mobile,
Ala. Both gentlemen know the tract Of
land. SHANNON d STREET.
prfE.g ~cut. =. 1850. 4S-tf
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wtNrn,srAN,pIAN vrnMIFrcr.

Fa. sale In Nsu Orleans W. hHIH-as Hu.I ft.li IS
D. WRIGHT JU.
...f m f.H..rUu..s "a
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Plantation for sale.

Sept 1859
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For Sale atLast!

EH'Tpr,-e, Ms
July -. 1859. j2-t
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agricultural.
HfIfrs Nt'hiy
The Cost of Meat.

The Cost of Meat
There j. no subject Of much greater i'm
portance To the farmer no,c than the price
Of meat: and the consumer, too. is deep
IN interested. II seems that there is a
disproportlon between the increase of an
imal- and population and in obedience
to the invariable law of supply and de-
maud. when the former is small and the
latter large, the price is sure to increase
IA the same ratio for any commodity
which has market value. This seems to
be true in relation to the present prices
of animal food for there Is no reason to
suppose that they are caused by any sud
den fluctuations of trade, an unusual
short supply for any one or more reasons,
short crops. increase of foreign demand
although this has had some influenced
but 10 the difference between the increase
of animals and that of population:
The population has been increasing
thirty-fve per cent. IN a given time, and
cattle at the rate Of twenty per cent. only
We can. therefore. see no other important
cause of the present high price of meat
than the di-proportion between the num-
her of animals and the population. This
j. not a thing of today or Yesterday. for
the change has been gradual and regular
Tor long time. If the demand is greater
than the supply, the matter is taken ont
of the hands of spectators, and becomes
subject a a higher law.
The number and increase of cattle in
the United States between the wears lS40
and 1850 were as follows.
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winsr', Canadian vsrmiugs,

vIil effect rttl. .8l cure.
Do tho grave JHuI zusBk. We should iglru Shat
twdatIrli. ut the children who aIg -ytussu TIE 3Le-
NJ Hue lud five years. have tdgu yrUus tH discusses
produced Ny Intestinal worms lu tItH'Iug thfs de-
4trurtyr complaint f BE- urrt--ry uHt only % rNuI.
uIp the Hn.t-, HUt o. yt tuus o. fIr -t .u1EI uut
IufesfIuus Where tHe digestion BE- lfHi sHi fu"
UHurIa frafIIr W.Tu4 rtuuHt yN.at st. tIg require
usut- uf e Htlfrtl cure Hrv combined 70 WlNtE =
CANADIAN NENNlFtVEs whHu 1f once dI-ruBr-r-
tho Wuruz. rsEuIts. fHH rufHI-. IUf ILHrI'.- Zoe
.tersf.,g UfsHu-. aBd braves zap trs whole -1 .teW.
For sale BOB NeN uriHlu. whlls-g.r HId trtui ty
J. WRIGHT a tu.
20 and tlt tLtftrrs II.
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FEVER AND AGUE-
usspOpS CUutAGusJE.

This f4 the only sure aud certain remedy fHr this
EafsUtI disst.r Nuuup need ever complain ut hHv.
fng %. uule4s they have never taken tIia rrlshured
rriusdy Do once they take t-ftbN~ tHNlN
t.pt.tE then Eirywa'I Itu Jhl's and Fever forever.
Dor sale Iu N4w Orleans. wholesale tlt retail, hy
j WRIGHT tu-
20 aud liI tUJrtrsa g.,
solo treuts tor the South. and 90 whom aI orders
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Stop Him!

n RAN AWAY ON the 23rd
A<N of July last, my hoy HAIR
.,zt@30 NEY. about fifty year, OF age
SIN getting cray-Lald headed
~ stout bodird-iull brca. ted
yellow comrleXiou-ot low
--=------z-@ stature and shows age. SaId
hoy ha, made several attempts TO get of
Co free State, by way Of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad lie j. intelligent, and 20
considerable plantation mechanic. being
% kind ct Jack at all trades. lie VIII,
il possible, procure thc assistance of some
white man in escaping. Ii apprchendcd,
IL j. pre-umablr that he will deny his right
owner. %. he has done before ON a similar
occasion Information concerning said
Lov will be thankfully received by the
undersigned. whose address j, Biz Oak,
Kemper County. Miss.
JAS. MCDONALD.
Aug. ~ 1850. +b-It
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LET Wa be your acquaintar e, JadJme,,
your friend, and Speech your servant.
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tU ur.il #I mgu a.lult tbaf Intestinal WHrm- cause
tls trifI Of tHHusguU4 uf yHlgu annually. and yu.
UHf many tHrrtir i.s.ts#s Hn NIHzH whom N.uv 90
uut suulmsr.y dr4tr.N. No apology. therefore, i-
Ier.e, tr Introducing preparation Use
WINERts INNNEEuIFUGE
sh.H .H three IBya. wtu Huu...H.s anl carry ~ cd,
urf I8ps Worms Round NuruIs. ur N1N MufuH
luH 40 tNe sifuH HuNs Hrt. uut intensity tiIH co.
.estvr roWprs af fHn -tufuarH. th1 rsturu &C tUH
.Iarfss Is urNr fu IMPOSES .lIH.
Ask aay ms.i.UB man what s tiIH chief prsils lsT,-
Ing riuse Of t.n many complaints WNI.h u'UuWH'"
Htfr uysue. population Bf this -gta.n. The answer
viii Ie awHIus. Happily rrwrIN. .uaguHus HIH
IuftIuIIs. Uts HtHu provided ht -#fvu.e. rhuTi
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The increase of cattle as shown by the
above figures, has been about twenty per
cent, but that Of the population has been
thirty-fiye per cent. This is true of the
.rto's o'utf5L
In the old States the population has
been increasing, but the number of ami
mails has been decreasing. The table Civ
en- below applies to New England New
York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland,
and Virginia:
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Sea Island Cotton Land.

,s.aStm FOR SALE by the undersicn-
ed. in Hancock County, Miss,
dtV9sF near. or adjoining the lands of
- Colonels Claiborne and Andrew