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.CATARR1G.

ruis i a ausstion II vital interest t'a iyrtr portion
efthe human family urst hsrsusg 4 iseid ~ .-g.,-s-
tho most common iu ths climate There lrv trN p.r.
s1Bs who are nHt affected ty ouee yru, nntu .tlt
.Hna ts but UtilH uurratHad and NitllN rrA'7i
N,'re ~ "} W, ,a.',.l.4 y. l W., \ ,,,.. ~
gueutiv hsrHuss rhrunr. through urH.',t 3ud 'g,i
treatment Jhar amy Hthrf d'srtar ' sbg'i We sf' sl
beet lts pfudu.ed n.m various gan- = -n.,lrn
fusIia. rrupuvu FFrfa seHfltuuts rfh q P'itt Hl
slg, regerod or yphlt wv pr.lo.g % = .,.. ..,'l 4.
BE- sUfeev uHuruI lu .s 8.I,tugst sftte q = r'ros
nitnd hy psin boz tbs beti aud between the EYES. =.
eumrBHIHd aauauufaa with HhIIIf'vHr. great Ff'sifa.
uou Hf rhva.ill tni mrut .uHIat 'Uruu' " tf'I1'e
darbaffa uufn aut Hr Utth uusffIs rsptgHIIN boz '0F
nrht pramrinE gha1aI1a and su,. .s'i'aa 'ga.s.
uun or breathing through uuu ur both nHsfrs, Which
are sometimes completely uhstfurtri Iu ra WiNtu
eei stage tbe ssuss al sulen Ni.l t's.r mr H8.h 1
pared and often destroyed Ibe eyes Hnd ears o..
gUHnHY heeafn, Affected n ts rtyta.s tI" ss'iHrH,
fthf eadnF WHui flH etr il thr thfUHN IfrUnt7 ois
a.'tb esrt..f uf fiiI atIHaaa s4utaUufes ts syfFf
nI tf.hsa ufthv ear s Affected rrn,uelHs dry ant
sruly 8pPaaranrr ant unhealthy srsrsu'n q EtN
anil buaIly ulfsrtiUn of the memhruls aNs, p.'tr
9Th rururut tnd HHUusiye dlssltrf1a u.tn the rtf
The LashHifi fatf gr teu p's.asn r'fn ins slr. i1
~ n nose sometimes becomes lsIrurtrI rHflsng Nft
-. H. avprHlw sud ,f completely 1hzffrHtad an aIa
s....s svua and discharges upon Che auf-..ia, pre-
14sigs r,...t SERIOUS tmruly.
~ g,a.t,e,st-s Jaken IntH tbv stomach. of asnuu
nsstr,,u,s ssa can arsmgyd ~ Caiarrn or ub1a'e
ths tendency Tf tUUa HfrsfI... -. .
If g. duea noe hFata't z. ti...... . =
contradiction. tHbt thus iAl '-''l wv
the NfuittfH t.lud and can vnl' ~ ul .' 49,.
l1eal chemical means capable W t'teL.a w.. ''.''
uou Through tho medium of tbe dtspt's nl ~. 49,. .
ur &c mefhHi uf applying tH" rWNl .
the parts effected ~ t1e inhalation tul ul<.tN ~
maieataH HuId tnt vtpufs thruuah tf nn+..Ll-. N
Ustarrh and Otrut be tlls only RATIONAL t1d phIi'r
ialI rfasaas. amt che cures HHsrtrd ny ~ e. anu l
testimony connected with them are thn 'Hsi PfD 7
She nntaufY Hf the medicines NtfnInlatHfhA ~ hi'
tafInn amt skill In rUmpfilndnr Them
Medicines W.th written Instructions sent % al ~.
81 ths country 1n application ta ur 4. " 'rtn'' D."
rHaHUH street.. n o.
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a NICE WAY TO COOK IRISH PoTAToEs.-
Boil them done remove the skin care
fully: mash and strain them through a
sieve: add some milk to them, butter,
black pepper and salt TO suit the taste;
bake half an hour; serve them hot. A
nice cuStard may be made in the same
way, bv leaving out the salt and pepper,
and adding two eggs, sugar and nutmeg
to suit the taste: bake a half an hour
serve hot, with cream sauce.
Com SLAUGH.-Take a fine white head
of cabbage. wash il and cut itup very fine;
also two large onions, cut up fine. and
mix with the cabbage, and black pepper
and salt to suit the taste. and cover the
whole with strong vinegar. Prepareit some
fifteen minutes before dinner is served
and it will be fit tor use.
ALA NODE BEEF.-Tie up round of
/ beef so a. to keep il in shape make a
/ stufiinc of grated bread. ,uet, thyme, and
! rosemary. quarter of an ounce of nutmeg,
a few cloves pounded, and one egg; cut
holes in the beef and put in the Stuthng,
/ leaving about half of the stufing to be
made into balls. Tie the beef up i'll a
cloth. inst cover it with water, let it boil
three hour, and turn it over once while
| boilinr. then take it out and remove the
cloth. and bake it nicely in an oven. Put
pint Of claret and some spices. alsC
cloves we'll pounded, and the stuffing tha
is made into balls, into the liquor, anc
steam it down TO a rich gravy; serve i
with the beef.
To MEASURE HAY STAcEs.-More thar
twenty wears since, says an old farmer,
copied the following method for measur
ing hav, from an old publication. hav
both bought and sold by it, and | believ
il NAV be useful TO many farmers. Multi
plv the length, breath and height int
each other. and if the hay is somewha
settled. ten solid yards make ton. Glove
will take from ten to twelve solid yard
per ton.
Five hundred and twelve cubic feet i
a compressed or well settled NOV, is n
garded equal to a ton Of good hay.
The costume of the Spanish ladies hi
not changed for two hundred years.
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- THEundersigned offers for sale
s.ssf six miles northwest Of Garlands-
80. yille, the Plantation on which 81, he
now resides. consisting OF Three
Hundred and Twenty Acres Of the best
Pine, Oak, Hickory and swamp Land
eighty acres Of il the richest OF swamp
Land. very little subject to overflow one
hundred and fifty acres under fence one
hundred and twenty in cultivatlon-eN--
cellent water, and plenty Of t-good
Dwelling House and out-houses-hulld-
ings sufficient for two families. ] Will also
sell the growing crop. consisting OF sixty
FIVE acres of corn, fifty in cotton and a
fine potatoe patch also all Of the stock,
consisting Of Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and
Goats.
Any person wishing TO make such a
purchase, will do we'll to make applica-
ton by tho first Of October next.
NEAL THOMPSON.
GarlaHdsuiRe, Mss,
Aug. II, 1859. ! S-tlstoct,
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LINES.


DO ss no, pluck the flowers they are sacred to tho
An inscription similar to the foregoing !. seen il
many parts ot III" Roman Catholic Bural Ground
iHttuI. Gardens. Cork
on, spare The flowers, the fair Young flowers.
Tn" free glad git the summer brings;
Bu-ut children pi the sun and showers.
Here do ;Aey rise. earth, offerings
Rich be the dew upon you she'd.
Green be the bough that DER YOU wave,
WeauIe-- watchers 10y the dead,
UnblcucLiug dwclIer- mid the graves
Oh, spare the flowers their sweet perfume,
Upon the wandering zephyr cast
Aud lingering u-cT the lo,Sly tomb,
T. like thr memory of the past
They flourish freshly though beneath
Lie the dark dust and creeping worn,
They speak If Hope. they speak # Faith
They smile. hs, raulowe thTo' the storm.
Pluck not tie fbWer---acrcd flowers,
t,n where tHr gardens treasures spread,
Wu.r. strange bright blossoms deck tho bowers
And spicy trees their od0r she'd;
There pluck. rthou del gh,s, indeed,
To shorten life So brief a. theirs.
But here the simoniron heed
4 blessing ON the hand that spares
Pluck uo, the flowers. In days gone by
s l.au,u, belief was felt.
That fairy spirits Of the ky
hm.d-. tlr trembling blossoms dwelt.
Paraap- the dead have many guesr.
Holvr rhan any that are ours.
Perhaps their guardian angels rest.
Eu-Hruei amidst the gentle flowers.
Hast thou no loved one lying low.
ND broken reed Of earthly ,ru-t'
Hast tluu not felt %. bitter woe
With which u. render dust % du~i'
H4-trluu' and iu one cherished spot.
Unseen. uukuoVu 20 earthly eyes
Within tA.tr heart the uuforg1t
Eutorun..i ia silent beauty He-.
Memory ana Faith. and Love SO deep.
Nu earthly storm can reach 90 more
Affection that hath ceased 70 weep,
Tu..a 1r1r.-l lu thy hu-om's core
Uraw near. remembering what thou art
Eur blossoms sacred to the dead
Are ever -p.uEu- IN thy heart;
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sssk directed towards the southern
f9s2 Railroad. in Newton County,
SSY<s& where own tract of 900 acres
- of good bottom and hill land,
winch Is the only induccment hatprompts
me 10 offer the above described residence
and farm lands for sale. J offer for sale,
also. portion Of my 9uo acre tractin New
ton, situated l. miles northwest Of Enter
prise, and about % miles west OF Meridian
Junction in Lauderdale County. Depot
Is about 10 he established on tins tract.
This is excellent land
The Chicka,ahav Plantation Of bottom
and upland can be bought lately be
longing to Levi Sumrali, ST., deceased, at
reasonable terms, which comprises about
80 acres, joining the first described resi-
dence and plantation. This plantation IS
surrounded by every advantage.
Lands are selling in the ncighborhood
at and from SD to so per acre. The IL
ties To the lands that ! offer for sale are
perfectly good The time is not far dis
tant when this tract of land will bring : 10
to $50 per acre. This plantation has a
splendid outlet. fine river range, and
good water.
TERNs.-The payment required will be
| one half cash. and the other half on time,
or property in or near Mobile, or negroes,
will be taken for the remainder.
The stock of cattle and hogs-ahout %
head Of each-can he bought quite low,
together with the present growing crop, at
the plantation first described. can be
found at DrSoto. Clarke County, Miss, OF
at the farm. four miles south.
have other lands for sale in Smith
! Jones. and this County.
?. S.-The above described lands. hk,
all other good lands along the line of any
Railroad. will increase in value to $50
$40, 500, and finally to Sloo per acre, an'
even more. 1t is one of the few Hrst rat
tracts of good, lasting soil, near the line o
the Railroad. on the west side of the river
The natural richness Of the soil, and tn
advantages of this tract Of land, will b
ditching and other improvements, in te'
years. increase its value to 500 per acre
These results are certain. All capable {
Judging will conclude this on looking q
the premises. NJ. d.
DLU., nc lime l. 1850 34-tf
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COME AND SEE.
LAND FOR SALE.

49, Of 4No acres-all in one body
situated i'm Clarke county. Mis-
->-- sissippi. ten miles from Quitman
and eight miles from De>oto, a Station Of
note on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
As upland. the track cannot be surpassed
by any in this or other portions Of the
State II j. finely situated for cultivation,
bein. level. well timbercd and of excel
lent quality The greater portion OF the
Tract j. Of lime nature. timbcred with
Post oak. Black Jack. stool Grub. Hicko-
" and Pine The other portion Is good
yellow soil. and produces finely. Ad-
Joining said tract. are other lands which
can DE had at reasonable prices, and the
purchaser can extend the tract to a great
extent.
Ou the premise, are 20 acres in cultiya-
tion. under good fence. and well dead
encd. ON the premises are two dwellings.
one small frame with kitchen attached,
and the other a log house, with necessary
ont houses. together with barn and sta
bic. and a~ good a well of water as the
Eastern portion of the State affords
There is on the place. a framed store,
house. 40 which. t. located a Post Office
The place has been inhabited tor the last
fifteen years. and the health OF it, inmates
tell, for the health of the place. The so,
cictv Of the section of country is good
the people bciu. neighhorlv and law-abI
ding. Churches and Schools are conve
nieut. The Methodist and Baptist de
nominations are numerous, and the Good
/ man lu-titute-malc and female, a
/ Picrce'- Springs. Is only six or eight mile
oH. The range j. good, and that of TIA,
summer in particular, and Is not sur
| passed Us any Of similar nature east Of IA,
/ Mississippi River. There Is an outlet 20
some ten or fifteen miles. which. togcthe
with the fertility Of the soil of said tract
producing as it does. with proper tillage
an average Of twelve hundred pounds O
cotton per acre. should induce persons L
purchase The proximity 10 the Raj
road and Court House. together with ia
. advantage of mercantile business, &
from four to ten thousand dollars a yea
in dry good and groceries. should stir u
those wishing topurchase lands. Compl
then with the caption of this article. an
comply soon. or YOU may lose a bargain.
The land will be sold at a moderat
price, titles good, and payments made
suit purchasers.
&c further information j. require I. q,
dres. me either at Nicholson's store. Al
bama. or al Macksvillc Mississippi.
JOHN II. EVANS.
. Auc,t.t Fl 1870 Aim
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DISEASES Or THE EYE

ur Crane has been very aurressoIl Boz treating the
f,il4Ninf Iiaa8asa uf tho Eve, Vlft
Upfhnlfntt TtraiN ur Chronic Inflammation ln Utr
edge uf tlr rFFNdsatup eilEra pre- swollen Und rris
che sveaahes I6aied with MelhumIHu =Hrrotinn-iH'
hls Glued together u che Wuruug lttiunr Hin'ri.na
and asuaafIsu Uf tfuraa ant 10 ut long standing i"
evsisahra ft uut snd che ONES nI.7'trerfed rrF
r,franutiaaar permanent inversion uf thy syrhds
Fsfr1utHHaaar svprsIuu ut The rYrlnl
fafasiaaur FALLING uf che upper rvUlils
NerunhthuinHuaur drynvaa ut thr eye. arising ll'h
q wantof the proper secretion of the e"Wunruv'-'
deHrieugy ~ tears
Fp,phafa a supvrabuudancr nft"ars-uh-tsurt'n nf
Of tha IarhrYulal duct causing tears tu uVrruuW-Ul
tan ends iu inhaumsiiun sut ahscess 4.
llseasas ~ fhs C1Uulrftrtt -Acute fHtuleht N'fgf
,,i,ls and tsranniar The Acute f1nHuffrts BE- indI.
Hou III trnrs. Srrufii1us OVmrtirifis-indleai ~
autrgfDa Intolerance uf hghta=the ryrhds are Hph-
teodieaiy CONTRACTED and The head turns away from
Ill. Npht This diaeasv b. most obstinate uud liable t0
parnstuaI occurrence ofsu resulting in ulorrNl' "l
af 6naetv uI tho yurupt tiruuHfr fHu igff'H'fs Pc
thtckpntnF of thc palpahral oryun'uNt-ir"utnu'd
will render the curnen opaque Wy it- turtUu.
AHt1wrof,s This Is an mperiecu"u "i VISION ail
sing fratn some change iu The rrtut "pue nerve
brain ur tuh pair ~ uvrvra-the sght Pc huPMtrlU U'
degrees. II time tr vision BE- more mphifNi lhhn 2
athsraauhierts appear iauhr. crooked lnd ul-'"l't
"a. black spots 81 Hashaa of hight warrant stare. q
Iatsd Pupil and bat little motion ot ul" ryehd7-'na
rats hnnuruais. a.. IA
uf Crane has number VI testimonials f"m hltH
Iy respectable gentlemen in i.uutaHun hld "iu'
Anfea tbat De- can and does perform ah that p" pf'
tends Co.
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Valuable Plantation for sale.

Elf2e THE undersigned offers for
t.fyfe.F5 sale his Plantation in Jasper
SY7S County. Miss, six miles west of
---bS--- Garlandsyille, twenty-five miles
from the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. and
ten miles from the Southern Railroad
containing Eight Hundred and Eighty
Acres, five htgdred of which is good Prai-
ric and swamp Land, and the balance
Sandy. There are between one hundred
and fifty and two hundred acres of open
land in a good state Of oultiyation-pood
Dwelling and out-houses-with excellent
springs of water.
The above land lying on and between
the waters Of Tallahoma and Otoe. has
one of the best outlets for stock in the
country.
! will. if desired, sell off four hundred
acres OF the above land separate, two hun
dred and fifty acres Of which is very rich
Prairie, and the balance rich Swami.
Terms favorable as to price and time of
payment Address
ISAAC ROBERTS.
GWlU'dallls, Miss., Aug. 10, 1859. 44-3m
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atglisttllauroas.
ma. &. p. CRANES
CONSUMPTION,

No MEDICINE taken into the stomach can rJu-e
~ q removal of tho uifrrrle deposits upon che
lungs or obyistr tbe tendency ot the systrm 90 wr
thpr deposition
Consumption be- e local disease generated tud frl
hy Che hiuud u "a certain chemical condition, through
thn medium of the diseased organ To u'rufuri-h
this purpose cannot apply snlds Ur huid- io a
cavity designed only tUr The reception "t mr ~ fe-
uurU them To- volatile condition. auu ilfu tn applH
priain instrument tu tnhble ur breath" th' NRp"F
Ny The inhalation Of vHpurs We can prHdu' all we
hennheal pfIsuts capable uf being pr1tutrt ~ mrt
zines much more speedily amt ethuirutN Than y. .n
The administration 81 crude wetirucs thr'uth W.
stomach Ths rrtFtyp sf swing fnedit'Inr- hy lh'
stomach. in the treatment Uf this dHrta'. ~ Hil't
uuuthle. Hrst bpUause thty o. noe rnut. fn Nrrei
eHntiei with the orrln sHsrtals secuuil' hrra17r
their most powerful a'tHu ia expended un nrEtn7 iu
n healthy state. or ouly iIsurdrred through NWpt
thy. Thereby drrtnauE Digestion 8ud destroying Ihe
nutrition 1.-The bHdy and finally because many tguuts
uf great value only hH administered n tHr sase
uus state.
FHr tho better accommodation Hf those pulmonary
patients who arc unable tu visit The e.tv. DIST ut
Questions has been prepared which VII hr iufWhfded
" desired HV giving rnrrert answers o. ilnaH lun@
uuuH. tha Doctor ai hn enabled o. IudEr VT ihr uts
ture and nrHsfpas Hf thr Hspsr emit eI rut Hg med,
eInes fnhaafa etc. with written Iusfrt. iuua fr the
whuie regimen. which Will hs sent according Co. ahrcc
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Nv tendency lately, has been
sssS2S&- directed towards the southern
se Railroad. in Newton County,
SsY<sM where ] own a tract of 900 acres
- of good bottom and hill land.
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EvENNEss OF TEMPER.-Madame Neck
er tells the following anecdote Of NJ. Abau-
ret. n philosopher at Geneva. 1t was sad
of him that he had never been out Of tenn
per, and some persons, 10y means ofhls te-
male servant. were determined to put HIM
to the proof The woman in question sta
ted that she had been his servant for thlr-
" years. and she protested that during
that time she had never seen him in a
passion. They promised her a sum Of
money if she would make him angry
She consented; and knowing that he was
particularly fond of having his bed well
made, she, on the day appointed, neg
lected to make it, NJ. Abaurct observed
it, and the next morning made the ohser-
vation to her She answered she had for
gotten it, She said nothing more, hut on
the same evening neglected to make the
bed. The same observation wa, made on
the morrow, and she again made some eX
cuse, in cooler manner than before. On
the third day he said to her: " You have
| APPARENTLY, come to some resolution upon
/ the subject or YOU probably found it ta
/ tigued you. But, after all, it is of NJ
! great consequence. as begin to acuston
/ myself to it as it is She threw hersel
at his feet, and avowed all to him.
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Guardian's sale Of Land.

DURSUANT to q decree of the Probate
Court of Jasper County state ui Mis-
si-sippi. made at the MAY term, \. y.
1850 thereof. the undersigned guardian Of
the person and estate Of John Il. Mcb.
Currie and Edward /. Currie, minor heirs
oi John Currir. deceased. will on Monday,
the 2Gth day of September next, sell at
public auction 60 the highest bidder, on
credit of Twelve months at the door Of
the Court House Of said County. between
the hours prescribed by law al the fol-
lowing Lands situated. lying and being in
said County, to-wit. The +. ! y. W. /,
and y. ". ! of y. +. See. g., I. lD, Il.
10. W. tine W. ). W. and :. W. Of
y. W. ! Sec. -. and W. y W. Sec.
~, T. >. r. IL, East. Except ~ acres of
of the South end of the ;. W. of y. W. !
Sec -. r. >, r. H. East.l said Lands
will be- sold subject 10 the lien prescribed
hy statute, and the purchaser will he re-
quired to give note with approved Sccuri-
ty. payahIe ~ above limited
ARCHIBALD MCCALLUM.
Gggrhw.
Auvl-t L. $50 Il-lt
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Lumber! Lumber!! Lumber!!I

nNEofI y spear Co.'S No; Saw NlIil- Ia, been
I ] I,g,t,d near p.~uto, the Mobile and OHIO
parc.I IN \ dense forest Of the finest timber Ooak
aud pnel in the state. Those in want Of very SUI
pariar article Of Lumber both IN quality and manu-
R.,rr yytuld do we'll 90 send in their orders imme
disteIy as the demand increases largely every day,
ami IN "A short time the prices must advance.
Terms cash. or very short paper.
c. II. CURRIER, Agent
Ies5to Apnl q, 1853 &-ly
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The state OF YIississIppi,

toytNgTuN tnyNrY.
IN hs Traty'. Court af sti CaultL
To Matilda Lane. and samuel Lane her
husband. serena r. Jones, Highly Rob
erts. and William ". Carter. and all
others interested in the real and per
4onaI estate of JACOB CARTER. de
ceased
XTOT' are hereby cited to appear before
the Probate Court Of the County oi
Coyington. on the second Monday M Nc
tohcr next. to show cause why the hnaL
account Of Marcus T. Carter. Executor OF
the estate Of said dccedent, should not be
allowed and said Executor discharged aS
prayed for
By order of the Court
r. X. WHITE. Grk.
sent = lS5g 4N-1t
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The state Of Mississippi,

SWIM COUNTY.
4, fy,s,.,,, f...r, of s..l smith G.Hg.
Bli for Divorce. be-
Rboda Ei.hop fore the Clerk Of
ys said County. at rules
Jo.,uh = Ri.bo,. the 5rd Monday in
August. l~I'.
TPpN opening complainant. ball. and
I it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that the defendant Joseph }. Bl>h-
op. is not citizen Of the State Of Mi-si>-
-ippi but resides beyond the limits there
of, .o that the ordinary process OF the
Court cannot BE- served upon him there
fore il Is ordered that he enter hi name
herein ON or before the first day Of the
next term of thi, Court. 10 be held at the
Court House in the town Of Raleigh, on
the 3rd Monday Of September next cusu-
ing. and plead. answer or dcmur to com
plIinaut- bill or the several allegations
thereof will be- taken for confessed a~ 10
him. 4. MANGJ VI. Jg., i.rt.
y. q. WItEtNs1y. P'ratH's Complainant
Auv - l~Ip 4t-It
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VnIunbIe PIantni,ou for sale.

.,.S1sM THU undersigned oiler- for sale
s7e$& his Plantation. enc mile south of
235etsE Garland-yille. aontrining Boo
acre~-og which 2Uh acres is gich
swamp and prairie >loUE. land
80 or loo acres rolling prairie. and the
balance of the tract level and sandy
There are l5uacres in good state OF cult
vatiou-cood Dwelling and out-hou,cS--a
well of water in the ward, and very good
orchard on the place. viii also add To
this. it wanted. loo acre. of black praisic
all in a good state of cultivation, or 4oU
acre, Of rich prairie and swamp slough
land $50 acres Of which are W high
state Of cultivation. and nearly all fresh.
The last named place has good framed
Gin House. with other buildings suitable
for a plantation. ! VII sell the three
tracts together, If wanted, and say that
ont oi the whole lnt of g2U acres. there j.
not more than fifty acres hut what viii
pay well To- cultivate For further rarti-
cular- refer To myself or L. Z. Harper. at
this place.
JARIEp WATTS.
GuiuirW.. Nas.. July Il. l~j.. 4n-tf
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- THAT mos, desirable and
e,Ss,SA beautiful RESIDENCE and fine
i;I,E9 FARM grounds attached, situa-
iszEHk4A ted on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, one hundred miles from Mobile,
and midway between the stations of Shu-
huta and DtSoto. four miles from each.
known a Boards Store and seen 10y thou
sands passing on the cars, are now offered
for sale. The lands comprise $50 acres ON
the east, and - acres on the west side OF
said Railroad-2jo acres in all, the main
portion OF which j. black sandy, hammock
soil. and the other part l. reed-hrake, as
good as can he found anywhere. and could
be put IN cultivation at very little eN-
pen~c. There are - acres cleared ana IN
cultivation. which produces cotton, corn
and potatoes in quantities equal TO any
land IN this portion of the State. he
said tract OF land j. well timbcred with
Cedar. Cypress and Oak. The farm Is a
iavorite one with all who have seen 1t. and
it, value and advantages are not Yet one
half developed the owner being limited
in means to clear and bring into cultlya
tion more Of il al thi, time. An excellent
mill->eat on the land. and good stream
of water.
Ia Persons wishing to purchase car
address, or call upon the undersigned al
DeSOto.. Clarke County. Mis-.
MARCUS T. BEARD.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-14
Lumber and Meal for sale.

TINHE undersigned beg leave 20 notify thcr friends
and thn public generally that they will keep con-
sautiy an bud at their Mills u the southwest corner
of N,.gt.u county. a good supply Of Lumher Of all
descriptions. aud good Corn Meal which they will sell
on accommodating terms.
, r ,,.a In the south. and hope hy strict tttyu-
non 20 b,pss 10 merit the Patronage Of the public.
VAUGHAN q PINK-tON.
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