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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-10

nea.. 1t is stated that Mr. Buchanan has
declined the invitation of the Portland
committee to assist in celebrating the ar
rival OF the steamer Great Eastern at that
point as have also the Cabinet, on account
of pressing business engagements.
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j. C. NUB LING,
FORMERLY WITH URBAs, noDDs a Co., CINCINNATI.
Manufacture-of Of
! FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF

FORMERLY WITH URBAs, noDDs Co., CINCINNATI.
Manufacture- Of
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFHS.
Corner Third and Division Streets,
see .tf... 81 EVANSVILLE, IND.
Constantly On hand, all different sizes of SAFES,
latest styles and improvements, guaranteed 10 10
equal in durability and finish to any Eastern manu-
facturers, at the lowest Cincinnati prices.
Also Manufacturers of LOCKS, WALL SAFES,
SHUTTERS, Etc, all finished in the best style OF
workmanship.
Specimens of Safes, ETC., may be seen at Messrs.
Roelker, Klusman & Co., 76 Main street, to whom
all orders must be addressed. augSl
I'm p n It's Mt TO .aLL.-nR. Il.
II KAHN takes this opportunity 10 inform the
citizens of Evansv lie and the public generally that
he has his stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
complete, and particularly, that be has bought
of the finest ready -made Clothing at the es-
tablishment of Brooks Bro, New York; much
better niade-up Clothing than Deylins, and fifteen
per cent. cheaper in the price-of which he invites
the public to satisfy themselves, and be their own
has also employed first-rate Tailor at his estab-
lishment, which will enable him to make up any
thing in his line TO order, cheap they can be
bought ready y-made. Besides this, he keeps gem
eral assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
and very good assortment Of Boys and Chill
drens Clothing. SOS aE
Please call at his store, Main street, and sat
isfy yourselves Of the above facts. ang30
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W. a. CATLETT & CO, /.

CORNER OF EIGHTH AND LOCUST
STREETS THE RAIL
a... ROAD DEPOT. ~ I
HR.SV.E OP R-v.RD n FL N Il n
III GROCERY, where they will keep full sup
ply of tlo best Family Groceries, which they will
sell nc the lowest prices for cash All kinds of
keting aud cusntry produces will be purchased at
The market prices or received in pay for goods.
Families sending their orders tn this Store niay be
sure of having them promptly and faithfully
filled I'd essen ~ eana go II - sepl3
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J.-IylNSON, J. late Master Mechanic y. & G.
R,ilroai. 'iie ll1-3ii saf ia aeEtl' CJJB
Z D,CALLAHAN, late Engineer q Nachinist do.
wM, HUNTINGTON, late Foreman Mouljer for
Rociser, klnsnan Go. i.ti' r-''t'''i7Ai''
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TEK.us OF sUBsCRIPTfO.N.

....................S5O 90
m, - -, ~. yaIla IN Carriersl ........... 10
Tri-Weekly @ ~,
WaaklV paper
Clubs of l6 or more w
na The privilege of yearly advertisers u limited
to their own immediate business In their own aile'
and all advertisements for the beneht OF other
PERSONS a. well legal advertisements and adver-
tisemcnts of auction sales, and advertisements with
the name Of other persons, sent in by them, must
be paid for at the usual rates
,sn No report, resolutions proceedings OF any
,or.oTation society, association public meeting
nd ID communication desgned To cali a,.eh'IoH y, ~
nv matter of limited of individual interest can bc
ertsd unlesss paid for AN advertisement.
as Contracts for yearly advertising VIII not pe
cCsftinued unless order TO that effect Is eit at
a Ofhee and when discontinued in less than
xear the price of the whole year will be charged
a.. Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
IsLi AT the expense of the attorneys ordering, ad
not elayable for legal proceedings, but coiectaoie
1T our usual time
tjseuIents are CASH.
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DRUGS DRUGSII

Near the Brick Store.
TNANING bought ont pr. Cha~. K. RenchCr's entire
! -.Iss Of DRUGS, and having made large and
valuable additions the same, desire 10 call the at
t.u.uu of the Planters and Physicians Of the sur
rounding country To my stock, which IS the largest
and best ever brought 10 Enterprise.
small continue To keep on hand a large and gen.
eral assortment If Drugs. MEDICINES. CHEM H.
Gals. PAINTS. OILS. NARNlSHES. 10y E-sTTFFS.
COMBS. BRUSHES, SOAPS. and large as~ortme MT
FANCY tETIDlE~-au Of which ! will sell @. the
l.sya- market prices.
F..t#a#sHI-e turr' 10 1EEg 9G-Iy
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A. r IAN \. Chapi
NTXI.ER 4. CuARArAN

y u 70
PAULDING. MISS
HAVING formed "a cO-putnership in the practice
Uf Law. VIII attend faithfully 10 all business en-
trusted 70 them n the Circuit and Probate Courts Of
Jasper and ucIghhOrnE counties.
Pudding, Feb. % 1850. 2otf
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HAVING sold ont my entire Stock Of Drugs, Medi-
4 zines. Chemicals. etc. etc. to Dr. +. u. TIKI +
HEART. ! would respectfully recommend him % my
Old patrons and the public generally a gentleman
well y'r-od in the Drug business. and every way wor
TIN their patronage. CHAS. X. RENCHER.
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~ located permanently 90 Claiborne Jasper CO.
Miss. and viii devote his entire attention to the
practice Of medicine in it, various branches He
hopes and hatterS himself by a close and assidu-
Gus attention to his profession 70 meri. a continuance
Of the liberal patronage which he has heretofore re-
rciyed. for which he returns his sincere thanks and
acknowledgements.
Claiborne, April !, 1857. oGtf
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LAW CARD.

ROBERT n. OGDEN, Jr.,
4 TT0RNET AND COUNSELLOR Ar law AND
SOLICITOR ~ CH4NCERY,
eHiELp~8ORO', (B3y St. Lousl
MISS
Nid practice in tho several Courts fthe Eighth Ju-
dic@l District OF Mississippi.
Jan. T1. 1870 XIV
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CITAs. A. IENYINas,

ATTORNEF AND COUNSELLOR at LAW,
PAUfplNG, MISS.
NKTTT IL practice in the Counties Of Jasper, smith,
W Clark Homes, Newton ant l-clderdalc. All hu-
soeSs entrusted % his care VIII receive prompt at
tCatlop.
P-alfrq jan. %, 1850 loft
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tONlINtES 10 offer his services to the citizens Of
~ jackson and the people of Mississippi generally
M the various branches Of Medicine and Surgery and
especially IN cases Of Cancers aud nni9rs of every de-
srupton.
lnnrnary Tor Chronic cases athis residence in Jack
son. state street opposite the Depot Of the Jackson
and Brandon Railroad
References John Norwood, Martin McNsir, Mt
Eon, simpson Coz Mrs, Stewart, Fayettc: Mrs. r.
simpson, Judge SharNey. Mrs. c. McCarty. Mrs
Moody Jackson; Mr. CloPmsn NIckshurg Mss Mr..
VIM. Heard Union Parish, La., Mrs Murrell, Memphis
Tennessee.
Jackson, Feb. Il, 1857. 1aly
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. '+'''''' ~ 4'-..'.-s.--.-s...s+i j. NJ alton,
EDICAL NOTICE.

I N. 0tNNIIAN 4 WALTON having associated
II themselves IA the practice OF Medicine in An its
h'rAg~- oHar their services 30 the citizens of Pauld-
oN ana surrounding country and hope hy close A.
s'hton 20 nu mess To merit liberal share of pstron-
age 1T Walton Is graduate II the Jefferson Medi-
',. 'oNeEe Philadelphia, and may Dc found at their
ounce IN faal,ung. unless professionally absent. Or.
sherman at their office. one milo west of town 4
good supply Of fresh drugs always on hand for sale
Vihce az MchlnsIry'> old store.
EIGORVS I. ST ARMAN,
t, JOHN J. WALTON.
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Y n.
INAkES this method Of rendering hs professional
/ services I'd the public
He Is prepared 10 perform an operations in Meehan-
cork g-1f~a1tGt.
In. Respectfully tenders his thanks to his friends
and the public for tie liberal patronage extended 10
him. sng trusts thar he has executed hS work In such
manner q ~ merit 9 continuance Of the same.
ta''9r'e April 10, 1855 as-ly
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'[HE undersigned beg leave 70 notify their friao,,s
ana ne fu9hc generally, that they will keen CON
or Newton county good supply Of Lumbar. al an
descriptions and good Corn Meal which thfv ~ m III
on accommodating terms. WI ''''
These Mills are Of the most approved 3es,ri,,,;,,
now IN use IN the South, and We hone by sirfrt stt
ton TO business 10 merit the PATRONAGE ~ W. ,,l
Oct 10, 1883. A' IN ~,
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rnniInn 90 the PnhIIc.
MlSSINSIppI krnnnL RnnkS

WthNANNiINA NAWWWN nWWhNt
fN1TArUEUa uF NissiSs ppti have YOU examined
4 the following aHHHul NHuks, selected from The
"AfitHaHI Series n s'HHiHyl Nrtaoi HHuls'f 10 noe
please seui 1 enc pub shers foe copies f1r exlmna-
ion. witch shall e mailed fss afpas'l1s upon receipt
UftneUs tnnpTnt
Mq'ah 4iai u-NtHfs STo n Gauap4y-t Nos
Prices lag. tns. tle tud 500
Prff nfr.as Nar srrtss n Artfhmefisgt Nos Prices
rs. on. Oh Tse.
Fr'r 80 Hatass NVs S-riai n Rar.ies-Pricss Is,
E5. on. Id 8nt TiF
- W ctvgs yas Etqi.sh Grap,s,sr-l Nas.-rricss %
and air
ffssrs yrrral Philosophy aai Portsr's Chemistry
rfife en- 0n Hafh
Nfi0a 1s4 fbria.s Frt Raal n g-arrsa Price si.on
rrf SHOE HlsirH n o. Tested sfr'as-p nev 1ic
Magi7,l' YOUTHS MstHuaf r1tsl S,riss-rrce ioc.
WIH.uff GliHsraff Hf'lrfarrco On So.
NV Ndnrs Erervrty rtuusHrnt
NM n1r FHfHfaiff Htf.fru=priee On IS.
W w sHlths ffHei's fAriarraf'g
NHrfHf snf'rraalns
hefar's MfHHHa flr
Hruotdffl Frsf Hnl af faairasifaH-ssr.
NFfs Nraarlts n hiffrrff=fte.
a BARNES a co.
Publishers 1f National -sfes 10 -auI'i school Book
81. ti aui 60 John street, New York.
Nee FHt Nov GA ts5s aau
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EskE-ET1EEG El0TEL.

lr.Hu lnHHII'f -i'...sl
n r....r. HE-,GY TENNER,
south Orange, Nyw-Jerscy
g- Z
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ETHE establishment is intended mainly for adults
i Ladies and Gentlemen, and Youths, whose time is
wish To- learn the English. French, Spanish. German
or Italian -lIsge~ OF IeuInll-l n i1u1i--.eef.A-
Mathematics, Photography &C. tna IrtoHe..I .'.uer
n USED ID iA>h mess ana ~, y "E . ..l DO WI
shortest possible time. there are specific Professors
and apartueut- for each branch
None but the best and most Tergueea PROBES. OTIS
and Assistants vii ever Toe engaged. There HrH NI-e
Apartment Reception Room elegantly uueH Mp
for visitors. So tlH' Pupils ar" never interrupted IH
their le--an- ana also. Practising Rooms SD THAT pill
pills taking the full course u ans one Of at-a lEaue-
e.. can have ten hours pr3au.' sa'h H.s.
All branches are taught a- they should Pc urI.Hr.i
IN business and every dav life. The English. French.
Spanish and German are now tAe tolnluri,.a- Lam
guageS Of the world and The social literary aaa -'r'-
uh2. languages Of TIE greater pt. % I...... W.
Au0H1ol, and are daily becoming more important ~
all Persons. Pupils WIl Dog exercised aN-y l4 Head
lng. Writing and Speaking any language ul'l may
wish TO learn.
a. Board can Pee had with families speaking any
Non-t.,ailou IN thc United states offers So great a-
ciires for the acquisition of the living language ana
practical education AS this. From 20 e. +lJ attend
Ties. and other modern languages u.li De correct
ly translated at this institution.
No pains or expense SID bo spared % Wa.e al tHe
departments worldly Of the confidence % the pubic.
Twenty Or thirty young mn WIZ Ri Gat..i-e' ..-
Teachers ~ my system ot Penia-L p. ta,s. WI
agJ q agents iHT my NEh Mhhh IA If->-tA'-
SHIP and superior STEEL Pens. Young mon make
from slu0 % $500 pcr month, when qualified t' teach
Bad writing wiIl h- a. eef.uu b. applicants, ~ J-
can soon ice corrected. Energy and industry aEe
needed. There l- work enough iHr hundreds I'D tH"
United States: and besides. Mexico. Cuba and south
America could employ a- many more.
Time required % qualify Teachers. from .Te o. eight
weeks Ordinary course Iu f'nInan~tip from one to
from Tour 20 eight weeks single eNtIE t.'A"- i.'.h
one o. three wee h-. Language, from tsren t1 Four
months. ihon"giiiF' U"iH i"o Z. i'Ai wees
E0- Planter, aUu country merchants cam b" ahlg %
keep their own books correctly and understand AM
books M a few lessons.
It's the only Institution IN the United States where
persons .lft private
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NOTICE..

ENTERPRISE. MISS.
WILL pay the highest market prices for all kinds
w ofcountry produce and Live Stock which may
ho brought 70 this market.
TetHrriys Feb. p 1855. 90ly
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3ntGrpri8f 6irGttnrn,
dissolution ana New Firm

'dE partnership heretofore existing between L. L.
! Howe sud James T. Har' away Was, on The first
day OF june, dissolved by mutual consent
y ue" hrfl has Doen formed between S. W &UI
iU4l assOI.fElu o.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
Surgical, Dental and OJstetricqL Instruments
Together with "a large assortment OF
FAEtl ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET
bEANDI' VINE and every description Of
PATENT MEDICINES.
Which thry oferi for sale as good terms As tho Same
ARTICLES can bc bought IN any market this side Of New
York, Tor cash. OF 70 panctual customers until No
yeWt,r.
A. the Planters Drug store, on the corner adjoining
e. ". A. Eiga4.'s Tavern.
E.tuVuss May :, l,5S. 4a-tf
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John g. HIGGHNS.

AIIOHAEl And tDtNSELIOR AT Ia W,
WESTNiLLE. MISS.
WILL give prompt and faithful attention to all le
w gal business entrusted 20 his care in the several
courts Of the p Judicial District.
Hty+fTNs Jan. 81 1857. I7-tf
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lH"..e". tH rH rHI|IHI
WUOLE-1aE ASu RETAIL DEALER rs
TINWABE AND STOVES. PUMPS, &C
No. s. State street, JADk-oN MISS
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CLARK, AUSTIN a SMITH,
urttfHs fv
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
So. Pas Row AND tyv -THrrr.
Opposite The AztHr House. guI INH doors from tho
american Museum.
SCHOOL AND Ml-CEtLANEuJ- BOOKS. BLANK
BOOKS. PAPER &C., au,
Ar wuHfrstfE
PUBLISHERS or NegUEFEiS ECLECTIC -E-
RIBS UF SCHOOL BOOKS.
Nat York july ists t-lg
CARRIAGEs. HARNESS, &c.
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Thomas WOOIvertOn,
q. j. CARAWAY,

ENTERPRISE MISS.
pFgsa ' a %a sa5. F Mess 'f EayRn On GS9
NJ uhilo.
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- 4 inv e. ~ -1tNf.Ast-En IL La Hs
JACKSON, MISS.
NpNflNCES the practice of his profession As FORM
- ery-Mr. Dixon having Withdrawn from the late
firm Of Freeman 4 Dixon.
Jackson Nov. IS 1857. 1T
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McLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND


oOv, ur-DYr,rrD
-
EN I'M sr.'.- -S
IL -FE1A ,7.l-lf tNs15EA4ssh-A
4fL 44eh m the world; SII@SSEl&M
~ s95>as Sf5e he tgiIlai tSIfZ "a
- H@GYE is dsul ed sses--a. ~
- w tr"iha b'IIl S4 y q s%SSes5
~ ES5sfss 70 imy self e J. 9 EfS<ss5N E
k&N\fss "a lid theIui- Ss.s 81 As,h
Is AHSefy NTaaH co III ~ - 49, - - N
SA@@ae<A n Ihtu ,NIuM%N. AZ IN
A-Z-l some OF the '<>AAZA~ 1H7
sEF66r TlYlHC most N.!lLl- ORR TGxINS
''1 , -, - -
a. to9ls iiTS ' ~. n No Ir y Sio I.49 q man
low Dock bandehon sarsapaniia. E-er Flowers.
WITH others pfoau,.hI l4e mo. init.Alla remedy
for the re1.Qrai,9i 81 nr5,'ih eyer known.
1T II NATURES Own REMEDY.
Iurih- a,'-, ~ ~ i,n .-E l>gn. r.
healing nfueHr" ! Iett t'Als.i- through every VEN
q me tyoyi Pio 'I.- LIh '"e 'II. ".-
upu 81 the hl1ed. II heuu.tl"'~ any bilious matter
In the stomach and strengthens the Whole orgau-
lzauon.
Mclean s'rene.hehi.4 ,'IoAu WIZ tfertuaily
cure h'ef com l"lhlr' "!'t'l>.E lttha't' CHRONIC
OF nervous debility disease gl tie kltuyyS. and all
diseases arising from al~"taered Eyer "r stomach.
such as DYSPEPSIA Lt1~ oI mood 20 the
head. sourne>s or sickness OF The stomach, heart
burn, disgust 81 lool' nult'th- 81 the heart SWIM
ming or pam Of the neal' choosing q slioeattng sen
satlon7 on lying down. Guinness gi vision. night
sweats. fevers. dTynts> 81 shin' }eIoWna~- OF the
SKIN or IN the eyes 'hI, or ,i'leh's on The lace
or skin lnhainmsaioA = N, h.o5a' melancholy or
depression 81 spirits. d,ulh.3" "} -ent,rgE, bloody
huN, con-t panoh "I inc G'"l-' inward le,, al-o--
e. arising ron lit use ' pam 90 iAo bones.
laundire coughing ae1,"S, ,INoo>hr@- gravel, inn
pure blood loss oil memory hl""H cl'.G. EaUh nv
er complaint Ia,
AMI fever ana aE1e, or 'i,i- anu lever II WI ~
SO cure diseases ol the hItiu'I ana womb such as
seminal "eahn,.S OIL urine stT2ngnry'
Inflammation or weakness oil the womb or bladder,
whites &c. - -, .-.-
THERE II NJ MIS- AhL Adult IT.
This cordial VIII never II I" cure any a. Ihe above
diseases y i4hth t1 Pr gl,e'o"S on ea'Is' IN
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LAW NDTTCE

=. EEANS,~.......R. EACHMAN,
ATTORNEYS 4 q LIE
Miss
Jan. IS, 1850. l4-ly
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SOrTnERN ClRRnGE REPnSITnRY.
WV. T.. MCDONALD,
10 AND 90 BrEEuNy srEEEr,

wM. T.. MCDONALD,
rs AID 90 BEEEuNv .rEEEr,
NEW YORK
VNHE subscriber, having mode numerous liIIraus
to hs slreldy large estaliI shmsuL end BrI u'r,i
additional ftciIuea lUr the transaction uf Dis rapidly
Increasing business s prepared e. furnish every Ie-
aFHpt0u 20 e. ANhiAtE- Hni HANNIa-- af fIU sUurt-
est notice and 0u che most favorable terms ruI ~ r
particular lulurgmeuts tn southern rUrUl -,r- HI.
~ noe superior e. thHss 81 any Ulher mann sf.ry uf
the kInd iu the country. WI. T. M.uNNAIH.
Nee Tdrk July, lass. 4l-ly
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ATTOREET A T Ia " AND SOLICITOR IN
CHdACERT,
WILL practice in tie courts Of Lauderdale and
w surrounding counties.
Office 80 NeTidian
References: -Hou.Joh Johnston Hon. J. L. orr, Hon.
John Bruou Neal. South Carolina; Ivy, Shoarer &
Cos Middleton d McNss;ar Mobile.
Jisriiiga, Sept. H. 1855. 4sfn
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ENPLOYNEyTl

$50 10 500 per MONTH";
SAO Active, energetic young men are wanted TO
tJNJO act as agents IN an easy useful and honorable
business, by which they can certainly make from $50
TO 500 per month. IS There's no hsatbuq hcrei IA
For full particulars address enclosing two stamps
for return postage. W. r. TERRY,
Rockingham, n c.
Dee. l. 1853 TIy
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HENRY j. RANxs,

'l'HANhEIL 90 his friends and the public for the
L liberal Patronage heretofore extended to him,
VIII continue to devote his undivided attention TO the
practice Of medicine and surgery IN all their various
branches.
P1ul5.gg Feb. IS 1851. 2s-tf
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w. b. TROTTER,

AIIORNEI AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
QEITMAN. MISS.
B5rcres A. = ". j. Led7Brd- Boyl,in, M'Rae
& Foster. James ". Goodman. Wiley HarliD Foote A
Richards. =. 3. Arnold. Mobile. Ala.
qufHiGn, April -, 1851 2ltf
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N1ANOVhEl q > VI = ID = -
AlIDhNE is A T'LAIF,
Y III * = " kt, II Il x = - I q L

NlGkS BIZ re. MISS LSSIPPI.
WILL continue % practice their profession in the
w trcu- and Probate Court. Of Warren county,
Ht Nck-hurg Washing county ~ G4aEas4la-, 3s-sl
war county Walug.on: Ts-aquena county, at Tai
lula and tic supreme and edera Courts at Jackson.
July n. 1855. E-u
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IIIcHAElh AND CDiNSELLOL1S At LAW
QllIMAN. Miss
EfsrrIra,-A. q. Horn. Mobile. Ala: 8 r. Ad,ns
Paaldu-, MiS-i Colonel Griffin, Enterprise Miss
gsttuql. March =. ISIS OIL
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ATToRNET AND COUTSELLOR At Law.
M Ill give prompt attention 70 business in al the
w courts 81 smith and the adjacent counties. Ad-
dress, Rulel Cd. Miss.
Raleigh, July IS, 1880. 4l-tf
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WINCHESTER d. SHELBY,
II 1 l ! I 4 - :.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW
MACON, MISS.
WILL practice Iu the Courts Of Noxubea Eernrar
w Winston, Lagdcrdale and Clark.
liIr5l. Feb. Is. 1885. 1s1v
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JOHN D. FREEMAN.

/ NJ. NlNN having located at Flowers Place. Smith
- county, tenders his services with many years
experienced 70 the people generally.
~pee.G attention paid to Midwifery and the diseases
OF women. ;. A. MUM, NJ. d.
EI0rsS Place Sept % 1858, 5o-ly
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ENANs 8. CHNPaIAN-
DIR. L. MARTINEZ,
GEO. T. SWAMI,
REA & BROOKE,


AIIDEA f. rs Ia IT.
NJ I'LL practice n aii the Courts o Lauderdale and
w adjoining counties.
A'dre-. Che firm % either q the above places
LgWi g.71Ir o. March e. ISIS. 2l-f
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NEW INSTITUTION has Just been
established at rAupERpALE SrRIyes.
Mississippi
Instruction viii be given in the various
branches OF ornamental and useful learn
ing.
The Principal, Rev. NEH BRowv. twen-
ty years connected with the first schools
and colleges Of the country, offers the
highest testimonials Of ability and fitness
for his position.
Board with parental care for the comfort
and welfare of the pupil, may be had with
the Principal, or in private families, and
at reasonable rates.
Address as above,
DDAyNTNv
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w. p. HARRIS,

Hate Of the firm Of NAHUM 4 Wattsl
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
OFFICE IN pEkALB, Miss
sent O. 1854 1,f
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SOLICITOR ~ CHANCERE
BRANDON MISS
TA- resumed the practice and viii give pror,rt
attention 60 at business eu'rUstpiso HIM IN The
Circuit and Probate Courts Of the counties Of Ranlin
scott smith and simpson, and the Courts in Jackson
NOV. d 1900. Ally
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n.m.S =. a. wnlITLsocK a co..
m Hickman street, corner OF Nassau,
tNrWlY urrUs1Tr fTE AsrHr UHrsFN
A kw doors from taa Oly H1u Paris,


We keep constantly on hand a I1rrr stock u
CuGNAC BRAN uIE-
OF our own importation. being selections uf tHH LHa
hrlnds and vuHErs, boz half plpy-, quarter and eighth
Casks. lu tho stWe assortment of VIgntEUs. IHrlt
variety af WINES together with JAMAICA 10 H-
HOLLAND GINS. and other iquor-.
FINE ~E6AE~ from the ho-t W1urfIUtrr.es iu M
yaua. The various Irlf.rz ui t,euUur Virginia MANN
fsetured Tobacco, mostly put up upon orders; aIJ
general assortment OF
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ss--- VI. r.
steel q NORRIS.
4 T T . Y \ = rs At = IL
PROBE SsTnNAJ NnTTCE

QJIT1lAN. MISS
Rfgc1ty:-h. q. Horn, Mobile Ala; McElroy &
Bradford. New orleans. La.
Jan .. ISIS xiv
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THE GREAT AMBASSADOR or HEALTH
TO ALL MANKIND.
PILLS.
A pooN TO THE SICK.


The great sruurru nf thtH continent Yrlt quickly t1
Il course ~ these ant.srptC FIis end tha digestive
arfana are restored ta their proper tones uIftfr
n shat hiieouz shape this hydra uf disease sEliif-
taaiG utIs searching and uuerfInE remedy dsTHrsr-
10 from che ratieufs system,
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'li.ifll' flss..'ss. sol Il
SHANNON d STREET,
DE. ALLEN RRIDGEs

4 lDhAE IS i Ii ".
HAVING formed d co-partner-hip in tho practice
4 OF the Law, viii attend punctuay to all bus ness
entrusted 90 their management
IdlLijHg, Nov. 10 1853. l4tf