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SIp IAMr,s CLARKE,s

Celebrated Fem ale Pillsi
Prepared from prescription OF sir J. Clarke
NJ. D. 49,
Physician Extraordinary to TIE oaeen. =
This well known medicine is no imposition butss
sure and safe remedy for Female Dimcaities anf
Distractions, from any cause whatever; and al
though powerful remedy, they contain nothing
hurtful to the constitution. 5
To Married Ladies
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in q short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have never been known to fai
where the directions on the second page of pamph
let are we'll observed.
For full particulars, get pamphlets free, of the
agent.
n. B.-S1 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized agent, will insure bottle containing
over pills, by eturn mail.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Rochester, N. Y.
Sold in jackson by J. S. Sizer, D. b. Morey
and G. A. Moore J. C. Lanier Co.. ticksburg
Wholesale Agents. declo 56-tf
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J. S. SIzER, Agent, Jackson, Miss.

PINING CHILDREN.-When the child's
eyes is dull, its flesh flaccid, 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
ey's Canadian Keymifuge without delay
The reptilia will be discharged, together with
the uncluous matter in which they harbor.-
Light will return to the eye, firmness 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.,
Il and Isl Charities ST., Sole Propretors.
For sale by all Druggists. Aug 9-1ms&w
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peror would persist in his policy for the set
| Element of Italy, and especially that the Grand
Dukes of Tuscany and Modena were by him
to be restored to their governments.
Garlbaldi's Governments.
1t is stated from Turin that Garibaldi is to
be given command ofthe Tuscan army. An
other curious report was in circulation to the
effect that Garibaldi had been assasinated.
The Mutiny IN India.
Advices from India are to the 5th of july.
from Calcutta.
The Burrampore mutineers had, for the
most part, returned to their duty, and that
mutiny was generally considered at an end.
The disaffected European troops, however.
were in large numbers accepting their dis
charge in preference to reinlisting, on the terms
offered in the service of the Queen.
New York Markets.
New YORK, Aug. 18.-The cotton market
is unsettled and prices are irregular. Sales
to-day only 400 bales.
DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Zurich Conference Opened.
FATHER POINT, ST. LAWRENCE. Aug. 90
The Hungarias passed this point this morn
ing.
The Hungarian left Liverpool on the 10th
instant
Liverpool Cotton Market.
The Liverpool cotton market discovered no
new feature.
The sales for the three business days since
the departure of the Asia amounted to 10000
bales.
Zurich Peace Conference.
The Zurich Peace Conference, for the settle
ment of the details of the treaty of Villafranca,
met at Zurich, Switzerland, on the 9Th.
Representatives from France, Austria and
Sardinia were present.
The representative of France is the Marquis
de Bourqueney.
The representative from Austria is the
Count Colorado.
The representative from Sardinia is the
Cheyalier Desambrois.,
After the usual formalities the members of
the conference entered at once upon their de-
hberations.
The "Great Eastern" steamship was COM
pleted on the 8th and the event celebrated by
grand banquet on board. A large number
of distinguished guests were present on the
occasion, which passed off in the happiest
manner
The ship was nearly ready for sea and was
expected to sail in a few days Her destina-
ton is Portland
Duel Between Editors.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. There was ahos-
tile meeting to-day, in the State of Maryland,
between o. Jennings Wise, editor ofthe Rich
mond Enquirer, and Mr.. Ould, of the Exami-
ner. Two shots were exchanged, when the
was satisfactorily settled. Neither
of the parties received injury.
Daring Ontrages on the Isthmus.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug 20.-The U. S
mail steamship Habana, has arrived.
The steamship Oregon, with the California
mails and passengers, arrived at Veptosa on
the evening of the Nth All were safely land
ed, and on the following morning they set out
1T an early hour for Suchil
They had not proceeded far, however, but
about six miles from Ventosa, when they
were set upon by large band of armed Patri-
,ios the mail party was overpowered, and the
nail and passengers robbed Of every thing of
Talue, as before stated. The mails were rip
BED open in the rudest manner, and the con-
ents scattered on the ground, while the ban
Its searched for the valuables
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mI.IINERy 81

A T MRS. VIRDEN'S, State Street, Jackson
n She begs to inform her lady friends and the
public generally, that she has just returned from
New York with an elegant assortment of tashiona-
BE Paris made Millinery, selected from the leading
establishments of Fashion. Her bonnets, laces
embroidery, cloaks, &C., are gotten up in style
of beauty and elegance never before equalled in
this Market. Dresses made to order and to suit
the most refined taste. oct 10 58-tf
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Residence for Sale.

IGOR sale in the city of Jackson, Miss, a lot
IL eighty feet front by two hundred feet back
opposite the Christian chapel. There is on saidlo
dwelling with six rooms, cistern, outhouses, &e.
The lot is id good neighborhood, land convenienttO
the churches and business part of the town. The
terms and conditions will be made easy and reas-
enable. Enquire Of R. A. Clark, or J. B. Clark, of
Jackson, or the undersigned by letter directed
Benton, Miss. NJ. PICKETT.
May "a, SET.
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DR.. M'Lanes Celebrated vermifuge

NEW YORK, OcUOuei 10 1907.
This is to certify that was troubled with a
tape worm for more than six months. Itried
ali the known remedies for this dread affection
but without being able to destroy it. got
one of DR. M'Lane's Almanacs, which contain
ed notices of several wonderful cures that
had been performed by his celebrated Vermi-
fuge, prepared by Fleming & Bros Iresolved
to try it ; and Immediately purchased bottle,
which took according to directions and the
result was, discharged one large tape worm.
measuring more than yard, besides number
of small ones. MRS. M. SCOTT.
o. Purchasers will be careful to ask for
DIR. M'LANE'S Celebrated Vermifuge manu-
featured by FLEMING BROS, of Pittsburgh
Pa. All other Verifuge in comparison are
worthless Dr. M'Lane's genuine Yermifuge,
also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be
had at all respectable drug stores. None gen.
uine without the signature Of
FLEMING BROS.
T. s. STZER AGENT Jackson. Miss
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JNOs y. HUM Z IlAEI ., tvs Z.
HENRY HUGHES, 6ec,y.

The oHEsos ELEcrIos-We have received
by overland mail San Francisco dates to July
~. BY this mail we learn that Lancing Stout,
the Democratic candidate to represent Oregon
in Congress, has been elected by majority Q
IS over his opponent, Logan.
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NJ A r RIEn

On the 10th inst, at the residence of Mrs
f. NJ. McRae, at West Pascagoula, by the
Rev. Mr.. Massey, Hon. R. C. FILES, to Miss
BESSIE McRAE, eldest daughter of the late
NJ. j. McRae, Esq, all of West Pascsgoula
Miss
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SAFE.

A excellent country Office is for sale, consisting
IA in part of the following materials for the pa
per besides 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.
size.
One large imposing stone, and everything neces-
sary to commence business.
Terms 5000 cash. Address Box 1913, jackson Miss.
April 26 '59-tf
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THE MISSISSIPP1AN.
Far tbe Lerislature.

We are authorized to announce the name Of
Col C. E. HOOKER, as candidate for seat
in the popular branch of the Mississippi Leg
islature from Kinds county. Election in 0c-
tober next.
Weare authorized to announce B0RERT H.
PURD0M, Esq, As an Independent candidate
for seat in the lower branch Of the Missis-
sippi Legislature, at the ensuing election.
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1,sOo ACRES OF HONEY ISLAND

TOFFER my plantation on Honey Island for sale,
L My land is too we'll known to require long des-
cription-sufice it say, it above the high water
of 1850--58. Any one wishing to buy, can get a
description of the land from Messrs Block, McAfee
& Co., New Orleans, Hon. Madison McAfee, Jack
son Miss, the undersigned, at Lexington Miss.
JOHN A. BURDEN.
~ The M;ssssippian, Vicksburg Wing and
n. o. Picayune p ease copy in Weekly, and send
bill to this Office.
April '59-6h.
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GOOD THINGS GOOD THINGS!

may IL SS--4n saw - 60
GOOD THINGS !! GOOD THINGS!
VHE undersigned keep constantly on hand a
Il general assortment Of Western Produce and
Family Groceries, which they fatter themselves
they can sell as low as the New Orleans prices, with
the addition of freight. They invite the public to
call and examine for themselves. Tho following
Clear Side Meat Candles, Star, in boxes,
Rib Side do halls and qrts
Shoulders, do Candles, Sperm
Hams, best family Soap, Winchester
plain and fancy Liyermore.
Lard, No l, leaf in bbs E Erraslve q chemical
" Oil, in bbls and by Tobacco, Ia complete
the gallon assortment
Flour, family, extra smoking, assorted
" fancy, super6ne Cigars, "a complete asst
/" supe-fne and fine Fish Hooks, well ass'dl
Z" in x bbls Lines,
Hay, Bran & Oats !" Tackle
Corn & Corn Meal MOlasses, in whole& n bis
Crackers, Soda Wine Sugar, brown eentrlfu.
Lemon Sugar crush'd i pulveriS'd
Boston Ginger Clarif led & loaf
Craeknel Biscuit Buckets, com. painted
Mackrel, in bbls kits e" Juniper, iron bound
Herring, dried in boxes Cedar, Brass bound
Codf ish, in boxes Tubs, common painted
Dried Beef /" Cedar
Rope-Hand Machine Buckets. covered for Su-
Baling gar & Coffee
Bagging, Kentucky d In Baskets. market :,
dia Teas, green black, well
Rope for e inch to y in. assorted
both cotton Manalia Chocolate
Irvine, b'th cotton hemp Cinnamon
Pickles, Underwood's Alspice
Dsviss Cloves
in gal. 4 gal. 81 Nutmeg
wood woods Pepper, Black and Cay
Walnut ketchup, enne s.it
Mushroom Ketchup Yeast Powder
Pepper Sauce, Underwood Soda 4 sal alnus
Caper do Shot, crop a puck
Worcestershire Sauce Lead, IN oar
GiIitine Citron
Mustard Indigo
Backing, "Mayson's bestWhite Beans
Brushes Apples, dried
Nails. assorted sizes Peaches, dried
Powder, DupOnt's F.F.Eq Salt, course, fine, d for
Gun CAPS, Fly's table use as.
!" CD. Coffee, Rio 4 Java, best
Sardines, in hfs 4 or articles
N. B.-We would call particular attention to our
stock of Brandies Whistles and Wines. Our
stock in these az ticles is complete, and consists
of Cognac Brandy, worth from 81 so to S12 "
gallon.
Champagne Wine, best Heidsick, &c.
Ciaret Wine, st. Julian Medoe
Leoville
g Cantenock /"
Port Old
Cherry do
Whiskey-best Old Bourbon
+" Old Rye
+" Monagahala
Dexter & Deans.
Also, we are agents for Rob't A.. Rusk's Pure
Copper Distilled Old Bourbon WHIskEY, which
we will sell low, by the gallon.
Jackson, Anil 30. go - 9 = A->A- y -
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A FINE TRACT OF BOTTOM LAND

FOR SALE
TNHE subscriber offers fer sale a very superior
Il tract of bottom land in Tallahatchie county.
The tract contains fifteen hundred acres, about
three hundred acres deadened, and eighty in high
state of cultivation. The whole nearly, or nearly
the whole, is above the present extraordinary high
water mark. 1t lies about one mile and half from
the mouth of Black Bayou on Tallahatchie River
A Bargain can be had. For particulars apply to
JAMES MINTER, McNutt, Miss.
Or S. W. EVANS, Oxford, Miss.
May Sd '59-tf.
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MASK AND FANCY. BALL

COOPERS WELL, KINDS GO. MISS.
A GRAND Mask and Fancy Dress Ball, will be
n given at Cooper's Well, on Thursday Septem-
Der LIST, 1859 The Ladies respectfully solicited
to attend.
Managers for the occasion, will be present. Price
of admission for gentlemen $500.
Masks and Fancy Dresses, can be had on the
premises of Madame Groux from New Orleans.
INMAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
Au0 10 ,5Q--aw
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A MOTHER nice lot of those Bamboo poles atthe
n. "City Trunk Store" where may always be
found achoice assortment of Saddles, Brides Mar
manufacture, together with fine stock Of Whips,
Trunks, yalises, Saddle and Carpet Bags, and .
complete assortment of Saddlery materials, and
TOOLS some first rate No l. iron axletree wagons on
and.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsevbere C.J0HNS0N.
INV ,5Q-tf. W. e. Aliens Old Stand.
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JACKSON FOUNDRY s. MACHINE
SunD

Jackson, lMssissiPpi.
ENNHE above establishment is now prepared to
i furnish Steam Engines and Saw Mills, and
Engines for Plantation purposes, at short notice,
and on terms as reasonable they can be furnish
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 large gin houses, as nothing
is necessary in starting them but pick room.
Gin and Mil Gearing, Hotchkiss Water Wheels,
Door and Window Stills, Lintels, Columns and
Sash Weights, Crate Bars, Plow Points, and every
variety Of Castings usually manufactured in a
Southern Foundry, always on hand.
Engines, Saw Mills, and all kind of Machinery re-
paired at short notice. All work warranted.
20 Terms exclusively cash, or its equivalent.
Persons desiring information, will please ad-
dress thesubscriber JAS. o. STEVENS.
jackson April LIST lS59-1y.
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GRAND MASKED AND FANCY DRESS
BALL.

BALL.
AT THE ARTISAN SPRINGS.
q SERIES of three Masked and Fancy Drees
n Balls to be given at the above popular water
tering place under the management at Prof. Vegas
of New Orleans. a.
First Wednesday, August 10th 1859. ~
Second on Tuesday, August 18th 1859. SS.I9
Third on Wednesday, September 7th 1859
Each of the Balls will be succeeded by splendia
supper at which tho L.aiss Vi MISS, and adjoining
States are respectfully invited to attend.
Mad. Groux of New Orleans will be at the Springs
with her fine assortment of Fancy Dresses and
Masks of all descriptions, prepared to furnish the
visitors with any costume they may desire.
Mr.. Bayessdorfers splendid Bandof New Orleans
will be in attendance.
The proprietor pledges all exertions to give his
guests general satisfaction. W. r. LUCKET.
Aug 2 ST.. Proprietor.
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SPECTACLES q!


y es, Periscopic, Convex and Caneave Glasses.
80 Pair Finest Gold frame spectacles 80 to $4,000
IS Coin Silver frame s., rs to $500
Y Finest Steel Frame Sl,00 to $3.50
so q" Gold and Silver Plated so to $3.50
Persons can have spectacles sent by mail by in
forming US their age the length of time they have
used spectaeles, and the distance they can see to
read most plainly, without the use of spectacles.
June 81 '59-tf. J. B. MOREY.
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Our FlanOS
szzS<m Are from the unrifalled =
factories of Chiekering
y Va Sons, Nunns CLARK, y y
Il. Hansen. We are also prepared to supply at fac
tory retail prices and at short notice, pianos from
Steinway & Sons, Peters, Cragg & Co., and other
irst-class makers.
OUR PRIcBs Wo selling elegant, seven octa-
vo, rosewood pianos, warranted perfect ut 1925
ChIld & Co.'s MelodeOns.
Being the wholesale agents for the Southern coun-
try for these beautiful instruments we are ena-
BLEED to sell melodeons at Northern prices and to
supply dealers at the regular wholesale prices.
Genuine Martin Guitars.
Also guitars from Hall& Sons, Schmidt d Maui,
Tilton and other favorite makers in great variety
and Of every price.
Brass instruments of every description sold singiy
or in SETS Violns, Accordeons Flutinas, Clarinets
Flies, Flagonets, Banjos, Violonceos double bas-
ses drums tambornes, triangles, strings for all IN
struments and every other variety of musical mer-
chandize.
Sheet Music.
Our stock of music for piano, guitar, melodeons,
VIOLIN flute, harp, &C., we believe to be the best
selected in the South. 1t embraces all the standard
pieces and all the popular music of the day and Is
constantly increased by additions Of new music from
every publisher in United States.
instruction Books for all instruments.
tB- Music and instruction books sent by mail
postage free on receipt Of the marked price.
~ Pianos and melodeons for rent.
~ Old Pianos taken In part pay for hew.
aug 23-'59 BLACKMAR& BROTHER.
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IACKsON HonTF, scHOOT,

gHNIE duties Of this Institution will be resumed
Il on the first Monday in October next. Arrange
ments have been made to secure competent Teach
ers in every department
Mr.. VIM. BUSCH will continue to take charge Of
the Department of Music.
For particulars with Terms &c. apply to
Rev. 7. d. 0ZANNE, Principal.
Aug 10 '59-w3m. aa
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The British Parliament.
EMPEROR NAPoLEoN,s MovEMENT

Affairs of Italy and Austria.
New York, Aug. 18,-In the British Par
lament all the army and navy bills which
have been proposed, with the exception Of that
creating naval reserve had passed.
The discussion of the naval reserve bill was
still going on when the Asia left.
It was expected that Parliament would be
prorogued on the 18th inst.
London Builders Strike.
The difficulties growing out of the builders
strike in London were daily becoming more
serious and complicated, and the grayest ap-
prehensions were entertained as to the result
Numerous additions to the ranks of the dis
affected were constantly being made, and it
was believed that 10000 men would soon be
out Of employment IN London.
FRANCE.
Rate Of Interest Reduced.
Adyices from Paris are to the morning OF
the 9Th, the day Of the Asia's sailing. They
are important as showing great improvement
in financial affairs, and renewed confidence in
the maintenance of peace.
The Bank Of France had reduced the rate
of discount to 81 per cent.
The Paris Bourse closed firm, with quota
tons Of the Three per Cent. Rentes at b9
francs and 95 centimes.
The $500, OO0, 900 War Loan.
The unexpended balance Of the national
loan of $500 900 900 francs 600 O00, COO ,yo.
ted by the Legislative Assembly, at the out
break of the war IN Italy and for the support
of the same, is sscertained to amount to $50
100000 francs
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YALOBUSHA BAPTIST FEMALE IN
!

fFNHE ninth annual session of this Institution
Il will commence on Monday the 26th of Septem-
Der next. Those desiring information concerning
Board, Rates of Tuition, Board of Instruction,
Course of study, and other regulations of the In
stitution, will be furnished with Catalogues con-
tanning the same on application to
GEO. c. CRANBERRY, Principal.
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nRs. MITCHELL & haley, having
II re sumed their partnership, are prepared to
practice in the various branches of Medicine
Especial attention given to Surgery, Chronic
Diseases and those incidental to the eye. Office
over J. B. Moreys Book Store.
re-, s67 IS
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A DESIRABLE residence for sale, which can be
IA had on reasonable terms, by applying at this
office.
Also, a tract of land containing 22O acres in CO.
piah county, near Pine Ridge.
June 81 '58-tf
Valuable Rankin County Land For Sale.
faNHE undersigned will sell on accorImoda- I'M
l. ting terms, his valuable plantation in this
county, lying 10 miles east of Brandon, and near the
Southern Rail Road.
He has in all fifteen hundred acres which may be
divided into two facts of eleven hundred and twenty
and three hundred and eighty acres:
On the first named tract is two hundred acres
cleared Gin House, Cotton Press, Corn Cribs; &C.,
DC, and nine hundred and twenty acres of it is
excellent creek bottom land. Of the two hundred
cleared, one hundred and thirty is bottom land, aud
there two hundred acres more of bottom deaden-
ed and ready to be put in cultivation.
On the small tract there is seVenty-ive acres of
hill and branch land in cultivation, negro cabins.
de-, dc. Thefences and other improvements are all
new. Both places have abundance of water.
For terms apply to undersigned on the premises,
or address him through the post-ofice at Brandon.
May "a ST.. A. SPANN.
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NOTICE.
VUNHE books and accounts of Divine ham-
L phreys and w. W. Divine, Druggists, have
been transferred to s. p. Bailey, All persons in
debted to said concerns are hereby requested to
come forward without delay and make settlements,
as the books must be brought to q close.
5. p. BAILEY. Z
would further caution all persons from paying
any Of the above named accounts unless presented
through me.
Books and accounts at the store Of 8. p. Bailey
d Co. sayui W. at
March "a. '5s.-7tf ). z. BAILEY.
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LAND FOR SALE.

ENHE undersigned offers for sale 100 acres of land
IL lying six miles South of Jackson on the Gala
tin road. One hundred acres are cleared toll
cradle good dwelling and out houses, and plenty
of select fruit, ripeuing, une to October.
The present crop and stock will be sold with the
place if desired.
Also,-160 acres in Rankin county, in the same
township as above--all wood land.
For further particulars apply to me on the place.
Aug. 23--w-tf. JOHN M. HINES.
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EMBROIRDERY

M ISS. A. CYLLENE WILLIAMS is now pre-
lv1 pared to teach this useful as well as beautiful
accomplishment and would be pleased to have q
class of ladies and misses instruct in this city.
She is likewise ready to execute orders for ladies
morning dresses, cloaks, &c, and all varieties Of
childreus fancy clothing. Specimens of her work
be seen at her residence the Street near the
Methodist ChAnrch Anr % ,SQ-tf
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NOTICE.

MFRS. DIR. 4. WARNER is DESTROYS of getting q
1Il School of small Girls and solcits the patron
age of her friends and the citizens generally in
Jackson. July 26 '59-s2m.
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4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

n OFFER my residence for sale at very low fg-
ures. and il is one Of the most central places in
towns highly improve With all the cOnvenien-
ces necessary to home. Tn, ouse has eight rooms
with ali requisite out vi lings. On corner lot
100 feet front by go feet deep-two squares west
JOHN T. HULL
..IR satf
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BLACKSMITH SHOP FOR SALE.
OFFER for sale my Blacksmith Shop and Wood
Il Shop in Monticello Miss, with the fixtures at
tached. ANY person desiring good situation for
Blacksmithing, or Wagon and Carriage making, re-
pairing, trimming &C., would do well to call on me-
Terms moderate and payments easy.
JnIv % Isouvarn IN SIrTTON