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SEA COAST PLANTATION FOR SALE


HHNqE dsrsisbsd, eonIroiIng two PAGES, ad-
in,ng each other, on the Bay st. Louis,
La cock Cuunly, Mis-, wishes to dispnse Of one.-
Il "a, AIMS asoat % ceres Of land-2oo Of which
IRE nov in cultIsa alton ia C,tton Aexicsnl Roe,
G r., Po o.s, Pindsrs, Peas, dc inspection Of
v hica is requested. Tue buildings are ample and
cnn orsAbie-,he Orchard. extensive, the water
ex,.it~ut. Il 10 distant By land, 10 uilss from
Pas Christian. BY wafer, miles from Snisidseoro
81 b tn Of which towns. Steamboats, are now daily
landing rom New Orleans and Mobile. Any one
desIr hg health and comfort, with moderate, bal
certai reuune, alton for labor employed and CAPT
tai N Vested, aouid do we'll to visit this place. and
the neis hb .rh, OF. where several other tracts O.
lands usimproved, can be purchased. Price d
place. $l0,d8g on reasonable time; Rent 81 900 pei
amin. Probably the orcba d will yield more thar
a thousand dollars 2ortn Of iruit, this season.
Addrrss bs letter, 81 Shieldsboro, Miss or apply
on the Promises 20 Z. Il. HlIIEh.
n %
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MsDIGAb DEPARTA
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE.
xr.s,nA lSHtl-hI


I'VE T ensy soarih Annual session will com
i Ineiee on MONDAY, >"venber 5th, d termiu
a,s oh the last OF F. bruary. The preliminary
Course will be delivered gratuitously, commencing
on Monday. uct.b-r 1T
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
HON. JANIS gu HR l.. President.
W. =. VEtNus. Enc, ~EcRET.sY.
MEDICAL Faculty.
BENJAMIN Il fALNEh. D., Pr,f. u Principles
and Pfact,cs at Sdrgery.
J. Law HENCk SMIIu n D., Prof. Of Medical Chem
istry AMI Oh. meal PhysiO gy-
Mei'cs a therapeutics.
IOsHUA B FLisT, D., froF. Of Clinical Surgery.
THsopoEE = itkLL, D., Prof, Il Tnsery and
Practise OF Mrai,I a
LII ElLYS PowiL D, Prof OF Anatomy 81
General rhysi gy.
SAAUEL 81. Il MISS, NJ. n. Prof. # Medical Juris-
lru1euce sad ) .Htiary sci nee
-. W. YASpELL N d. Pro- ct Clinical Medicine
and p .IhoozIral Anatomy.
ARCHIE C.HK n u Dem 'nstrator OF inatamy
JuuS Z. Chows N. u Assistant Usmonstrator.
FhES.
Matric1iaiion, s. ~; Lectures, $l05 90; De-
IN IDS ras.rs $t0. GJ
10 d Bqa.d may be obtained at from % to 81
per week
FIR iurthsr information adlre
J W BENSON,
Dean Of the Facalty.
L u;ssil'e. Ky, June u 'GJ-w6R.
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SAN Moor DIS
L YER " Y q u II 4 T D Il +,

Y T. " u IL L i u Il
NEVER DEBILITATFS.
TT is compounded entirely from Gums,
Il and has becofDe esta biished tact, Standard
Medicine, known and approved by slt that have
used it, and is resorted to with confidence il
all the diseases for which it is com nended.
1t has cured thousands within the last two years
who had given up all = hopes of relief, as the
numerous unsolicited - certificates 10 p0ssessioG
show.
The dose must be adapS ted to the temperament
of the individual takiI itand used in such guam
titles as to act genflye1 an the bowels.
Let the dictate "f vour = Judgment guide YOU in
the use Of the LIVER ~INEIGOK TO Rand
It will l. iVeIS com, liant b lIi"us
attacks, dyspep it, chron dIaFI hGa,
summer complain = dysentery, drDpSJ.
sour stomach, Ila. Y bItnul co>ItVeneSS.
chOltc, chOi, ra mo - bus, cholera i, fan
tum, Il a tn ehcf, iaundiCP. fem q
weaknts eS, nd may = he used successia ally rs
ordinary family z. medicine. Ir will cure
sick headache, GAIL thousand en- testify J
~ twenty minutes, If two or threetpH-
-pOOnIulS are take Il lat commencement
attack. %
All who use it are giving their testimony in its
favor.
Nix ,cater ~ HE month ,cab The inauguration. and
soaRo,c bota together. Price doi0r per butsie
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NAHsyILLE. March ISM. lsso

NAhSNLbLhf UdIVu IOtus lcVvs
On yesterday, Nc. Thompson and myself, after
looking at jacks in this and Williamson counties,
visited Sumner and made 8 purchase of Col. r BIB.
We were both satisfied that be is the finest animal
have seen, and as you will observe from the bill
Il very oIstiy one. There are some larger Jacks
but none his superior in finish and sprightliness.-
lie is none Of your luberly. slsb-sided, big. ugly
ioipted animals, but you will find him with almost
as cl .an handsome limbs . horse. He is from
what the KentuckiaDs regard the best stock in
America lie cast $1,000 at years old, in Kentucky.
lie is Eve years old, and has proved himself By
bis mules, to be q very superior animal. The big
bone double onted Jacks fast losing cast, their
mules lubberly aud dull and have TO be gosded
lik OK to get them along, while the mules of
such Jacks as Peacock are all lite and action.
Peacock will stand 1t my plantation. Terms {:
Insurance, by Horse or jack. SIS. Pssturage
gratis for Mares sent from a distance. Mares sent
to the Of Col. Derry berry Jack on, will be
attended To OSCAR HAMILTON.
P.S.-$75 will be given for all the Colts out OF
god mares got BY Fesco:k at weaving time.
The Mississppan and Kinds county Gazette
will cnpv for months. April 3 so 3m
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The Duyallss Premium Engine aud Cir
Rnfar Saw Mill.

Thz auvall,s premium Engine and Cir.
eufar Saw Mill.
IT,. o,S N. I'M tool Gr,t Premium, oue-
A''' ~ :o,,rst;,o-. :, d. H.,t.,;nn; Stotr Fa;r
III At .g1ckson. November l4tk. 1859.
nm, clr Iprsr srNpIksr. AND cav CUT MosK LIN
,sp rr-E ,rsa n sns- AVN AT IRss ExprNsF
.sssv orpss ~ rHr Union.
nTTR F;,st Class Enoipes. Portable and Station
NJ arv- have Globe Thottles. with two distinct
49, m S,o, C,.Ls An the h.ayings Of the
res,ss. - Z, R~.ss ~ R.hh;t v.tal-Yslvc
Ds. ;a.;.,nS An 49, ;o;,,s 80 snrf.csa ;-nn
49,. h,,,h n the .eIinasrs and mmps. No eum
=. 1880 ns.S an o.r Eno;nes (pr Mills have
:. 800 po..s R'Iis,s snd 1r..aeht INN Ra;ls the
iii ,soo,s # sse5 sestion of the Wavs An our
an-,n.s havs sn,nius at boiler in nroportion n
their syndsrs ana snen tOPe1,y nfea win "s ~
~. ,sEs -. !, ;,st In nronortion tn their TorL
-, -,n,;n, I;css theg mata Iass load tbem
- ~, Mi coostantlv hlov If AZ the ssfe.
~ rsivs'
~. .I.o hava a cio.a awe "a ths vveivht and NOR.
,.b;,;,- - A.. sn,;nss neysr ns;ny . nonnd ~ ma
81 -; :, y ,hsr n.trnct;nn and n "a.
.I.,.,. ,sosr...,.,;n or.- vsrv ronob eountrv or
Ia .sss. 49, - -i.s So IL S.,sess5 froy. ,ha
- Io-ssI ~ - !: = =, ~. h;.s. 5;;s;as
yoAsI, -. - = =. - a. 3
.oSa ~;,ho.. s;stnr;n. snv hi,
~ - D,,neIfs. Por,aN, S.p MN Eaotn,.
r.. .J ..raI,. 4. -ansno,, a -, an o,a,,s,v
oen " NV .s.e'' W y - s,,;,.N. S..'nrs
-, =. e-s !. y PIE. s1s 70 Sso
D~,.1,. cnd H,r.. E,oi,.. oa Whe.l,.
We -. hu;ldiny a auner;or and 8 horse Engine
=. b...,;s,I 49, rauntad mn, vha.I. T.th
oi OeeeuIe ees,sot n1o.ussA Ston .HeeLs, 40
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a GREAT BARGAIN,

TENHE flace formerly owned oy Dr.. d. o; Williams
4 within miles Of Clinton, mated for health
snd ia rsach Of the finest schouls In the Stats.
male aud female, we'll Estered, with or 100 acres
OF goud creek bottom. for sale, low, very low, as
AN determined to break up farming. There are
1890 acrss m the tract gin house, and press,
= nsu corn crib. due d~eling holse 10. Nearly
21Bo busnes and fodder, also males and horses
brood mares, csttfe. sheep and hogs The land
will be sold cheese and 90 accommodating terms.
Mr T.er, ihe Osersees on the place, will SHOW
cations oan be mads TO ths Subscriber at Clinton,
rs ca. Miss So zs GEO. STOKES 3
Nov '59-6.
Eagle of the South, American Citizen, Canton
rubish till forbid.
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Far Sale.

HAVE one ga or section Of land, lying some
III toar miles sst {. ON Hsslshurst, ION the N. q.
is q N IA Irusd,) which would make very
desir, Us u um+r retreat On which is fne spring
of pure AID never q ling y alter; any quantity OF
GO q pn4 timber, aud hne grass for stock. The
Land Is toIerabis taif for cultivation. will take
Eve d.II4rr per acre for sad aad in two psyments.
/ neg 20 ed ~ mention that there is hds Mineral
Well, WITHIN two miles OF this place, belonging TO
M-ssrs. airchi d., g 4llatiH, Copah Co., Miss.
PS-Mure Land could be ebtained, adjoining,
If wanted. W. IL. HALEY.
Mac % 'eO-3m. $50
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have this day sold TO Mr.. Hamilton, tof his
brother Oscar hamilton, of Jackson, Miss, my black
lack. named Peacock His pedigree is as follows !:
sired by Boston, whose dam by Tippecs noe, he
By klack Hawk. aud he by old imported Warren,
aud out Of an imported bennett. boston was sired
ny siohalk, bis dam by imported Ulysses; Nohalk
sired by impor ed Mammoth, his dam by imported
Don Carlos. hereby warrant the said Jack to
b, sound in every respect, and foal getter
a. any Jack. JOSEPH 81. k0BB
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vaIaable Tfact Of L ana for Sale.

llNG near Gfenada, 4iss., known - the KOS .
IL 0KovE PLAoE' containing 2,ioo acres. more
or less: bstWsen and 800 acres IN cultivation.
aud ,0U0 acres of good land could b. cleared and
added u desi.ed. TIE above land is well timbered;
lee ia YsIlo usha Valley sbsut 200 acres up
Land the Femainder good bottom fsud, lyieg within
two aad . half miles # Depot the Central
siEr,sa6, add the Mississippi and Tennessee runs
still nearer. bat does touch it.
improvements "a gopd Dwelling House and
Kitcasn, gis-nouse, Mil house, Stables, Cribs and
qu.rtefs. new: one Of Pages new Circalaf saw
MHIs, ct which all the snk for plantation can
be made; also, good grist mil.
Ii rarely the case that guod . tract Of land
can purcba-ei 10 arr country.
TEAMS :-One-half Cash. and the balance in
e1usl IastalImsnts UIth iAts-est &c per cent.
81 paid. SD
The proprietor lives on the place, and win take
pleasure Ia showing it 20 aRy per~an wishing TO
purchase. WILLIAM MIkFEk.
Aprh 10. 1859 WIN. s53i-.s7-,y
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NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS
EAEB
.AllA-@

EUST received, direct fruin tie llb EGiAM
y Itshers-cunsIsting in :art r. fol. AEzes
lows: s2s0s--~
wa-hipgtnn and his Generals, Napoleon and his
Generals Faith and its Efscis SelI-made Men.
Pilgrims Prog, es<. Promise al Father Eiccoli del
Lapre STAY eholder Abroad, Julian Hume. Compen-
-atirp, Hnuss Of David. Wand ring Jew, Tam
Burke ONafley F ,u'f4lis X utah. Rivals, Clax TIN,
g. ) Prentice. say and Seal, THE Hunting, Heal
ing Nation. Night Side Nat re, Ruschenb back
PyraInies spiritual T.lsgral b, DO &o.
Together with large and general assortment o;
Vic llansons School and Medical works. to which
weinyiie the attention especially of the Ladies,
and customers generally. J. b. SlLER.
aprii "a 60.
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LAND SALES. &c. &c.
NoTICF..LANns FOW e.LE

NOTICE. .LANnS fOt SALE.
FKHE andsr>ig led desires ., Il tRo snAi tracts
i OF land, " ng 90 Pearl River. in toe County
Of Lawrsnee, = fee niles hsiow Monticrlo. 0ne
beauti q ~ s,tnatsd At the m iath u Wnitesand
Greek, eontaiaing 40 arr 8. with some Improve o
msbts, asssJias Of dwelling d other b. uses ;
neW mil, amt eott n gin, .it sted said Greek,
ares Of CLEARED land. a fac spring Of water
nsa- b, Dwelling, wh Gu u surrounded = ith Q N st
bsAnuiul grove oi ~ lds oakss there Is ne lAsd-
ing Tor stsam 20 ats said tract, and large aud
tn ekiy MIA ed -etileme1tsu r. unding, a. which
place d, raoie meTcant Tile business might be
d"n-. AID large quantity IF groceries 30 every
winter. SAID a,G is veil Wstered, aud might be
enserted IL 10 . farm, Nth many advan' ages
The osh.r tract IL situated at the mouth of Silver
@ ee-, mites below Monticello. eontaining SINE
20 Seres. 90 cleared the bsa &c M, mI roy,d 40
Q res OF hue cane on the tract ge"d spring, o.
hre nj ding Point. A bargain eau Be had in the
pu'ca # salj lands and that on time one,
tSo and thr yetIs, with asment in advance.
Tdo-e Sho xish to pure1ass t.bds on r ari River,
will do we'll 10 call aud mine for themselves;
said Ia, ds are situated within convenient dis
IA IF the Ra Rad, leading from New Orleans
to JacEsoa g. BUlkLE1.
sl-nT
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yALUABL PLANTATIONS FOX SALE

fIO! tAUM hO!
TkSHEkE is . small iet Of land, containing 500
Il acres, more OF less, situated on either side of
Bahala Creek IN La srence county, Miss, I'VE miles
N.srth If Bsookhaven depot, and one from the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad fJf sale.
The yrsster PORTION 81 this Land 10 fnsly timber
cd with pine, and the tract embraces . splendid
mil seat, yast area of rich Pastursge, good
ceiied dwelling. out-houses, . good spring, aud Q
Young bearing orchard. eaTyers, graxiers and
hsrdsmsn, humble farmers, nor fruitsrsrs, could
get more convenient or desirable location. .ss
This Ian must be sold. aud the terms sre sccom-
m iating. For particulars, spply At once to
NOS Is 5a-Wf b. NELSON. Canton, Mis-.
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A GA q d.


Sc TR iEGE bat irne " that We met ms1 the
- olhsr day 50 far o. bind the age a. On iLquirs
whether We were Dakirg Life Size Oil Colured
PIos graph Fur the belefs % all concerned, Ue
o &c more N st respectfully announce, that. We
are uux AMI have been Tor nearly one year faRd
s.1s.t sSeszs-taHg foot max ~ Photographs Of oh
tz4s fr IN sa,sIstars 10 Ls, 8 ~, and having them
c tired IN o. by the ftHs<f mast successful
P5ss,itit RAINIER hax in the S.nib, and 70 The en-
1 re saii.fse lou Of all wh.' have seen them. We
c,py isngussFvstype pes and other valuable pict1rr
AID I *. ID u 20 any rice desired aid have
then IN 81 bsaatiu ~ coi,red 10 oil, thus insuriDg
assn Sc living. spessias P.ftrzii Of dear dsceas
Ell ffirn h., ahic1 is ssrr.sred endare for ages
Al sho saHt really FINS Por rats OF themselves,
their fsmsIies 6r fri.nss. III s,a It much % their
ipsrrssf - csil ~ Htskips & Cas- Gallery of Ftse
A 3, .ayeT L.axl.y1s Sto .. Al, and especially
ID f.afes assf ennais,eufs are levied ~ call ana
W esias. sar oil @ Iare.t Ph5t6Srsphs. Anbro-
t,tr-.. Ns am typ.s a.. b.. .lI Of Eaich ~
raat 10 ass-s charge. HAWKINS 4 CO
". 1 Rf-@Ef y - - Efe4
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Carriage Mandatory.
Nisak NAN IIlT~r L. IA

( IN Capitol Street in West jack =
~ son. near the Canton Depot are Sa-BaZ
- fully prepared to buii1 or repair - ~
avery thing in the Carriag, lire, from Caiachs
Coach to Concord Buggy. Orders for new work or
espairins, will meet with prompt attention. Ne
sole pr"Irietors of Norman Pistts improved
Hanged metallic hub, which wheels We vi. warrant
he more durable than the old fashiuneu uub.-
Ned Parrish Hil continue to supervise the iron
.g..Ek of the establishment. We keep constantly
be best OF painters aud trimers &c. Orders for
sork solicited. ali work warranted TO be well
lone. July IL, '59-ly.
Fruit Jars.
z C$T received, large suI py of Glass Self.
y Sealing Fruit airs, the best in use. Call
d. 4 s-e IN, N {. 4. MOORE.
April 70 61-tf.
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Wsshinsfoa . q sty Ia. = ) los !. sa...
n An 1 s.ssssd 20 sell my v.Iea ~ tract u Land.
u "a. SIn3sFsr Hiysr N Wasnin<tea Gaanty,-
eaaba ase:-NB y. ssctssn IS, Tssnshis is
Tai2s S. W; all VI ssetila 80. r. Section 81
"a \ Y. sotian q. al fssaship Is, Range 1,
west 4. alag IL % sefvs igias QUE sr tse u 10.
tls river aiJoiaing toe arisisal entries u
n Craze, ana Gsnsrsl Downing. For farther
i,,ar,. s.,oa aid term : zig q the Hon. MAdissn
n, .f.s aid Ia. u. y. sss, Ststs Treasurer ~
tie Capitol.
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rHEApAMs EXPRESS COMPANY


n VIE Adams Express Company having ests bIished
an Agency in Jackson-would respectfully in.
form the business community, that they nov
prepared to run g through express for the forward
ing If Bank Notes, specie, Jswery, valuable pscks.
1es, Baggage, Merchandise, Fruit. and I'll articles
requiring despatch, to and from all parts Of last
" est, North aud South.
Also . local Express to and from New Orleans
vicksturg, Jackson and Canton, and Way Stations
n. o. J. i @. N, the Mississippi Central, and
southern Miss Rail Rosds-by Passenger Trains
Particular attention paid TO the early forwarding
OF Fruit and oil articles Of q psrishsble nature.
Messengers In charge of bank notes, Gold. and
mail Packages for thu Northern, Eastern and Wes-
tern cities daily through by land route.
Freight for places on the line Of road, should be
plainly marked with the name of the station where
t Is intended to be left
Freight to be forwarded by Express will be re-
ceived II tn. Office of Mr.. Lucy, on State street,
and at the depot.
Articles forwarded BY Express will be delivered
without extra charge. &. ". BEMIS, Agent.
October rs l859-f.
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O<CEOLA AND PEACOCK,

~ Y cell brated and hne moving
IVA stallion q C o. Il, native IA
raised. will stand The ensuing season 1A
It nv residence near Ii berry Church E-SH
Rankin county, miles west Of Bran T~
DIN aud miles east jackson. He sSAA
is probably the fnestsad6le Stallion
in The state CIT By old Elastic and out Of my
Leviathan Mare, Rate Fisher. Of my fne young
iack, just Imported, will give the certificate and
letter that came with hun.
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]. HARVEY

J. HARVEY,
Carver and GIlder...LOGkIng Glass and
Portrait Frame Manufacturer.
(Oppnsite the BoMasaH House, Jackson, Hiss.)
DESPECTFULLY informs his friends aud the
h public, that be lie now prepared to furnish
GILT, ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGoNY FRAMES,
LOOKING GLASSES, 40, &C,
On reasonable tefms the above articles can be
purchased anywhere. He would also call particu
lar attention to the fact that he can re-gild old
frames, and warrant them to look well new.
]. HARVEY,
July 20. 1850 " Orrosi.e The Ro.c.ann a., .c
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y. COON,

: - C. j COON I
wupoRTRR ard Wholesale des.er IN Wines,
Iio,s,rs. Tubacso and Cigars, and manufaeturef
= rnpcriur srtieis Of dousis rsctiied Whiskey.
D.isr. Ar respectfully solicited 70 call and have
: msitsr or fact demoastrstsd. that can furnish
!. .rtio.s Of home msnufsetare, which Il superior
:, ..,v. and infsriur to nose, for less money than
= ehtsinsbIe from any vthsf market IN the United
3sss.s. Store In tbs Flag Of the Union Block,
jackson. Miss. Y. J. CoOh.
Aprilis se-s4w-ly
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JACKSON BOOK BINDEKY.

JACKSON BOOK DINDEKY.
AND
Blank Book Mandatory.
Corner opposite the Bo,nasan Honse.
BLANK BOOKS FOR CIRCUIT AND PROBATE
COURTS,
Or any other Public Ofces made 70 order after any
pattern DESIRED 10th as regards Printing and ku-
ling, superior in quantity nd finish, and furnished
at lowest Snuthern prices.
ASSESSMENT BOOKS FOR REAL OIL PERSONAL PROPER
~ GUARANTEED MADE AS THE LAW REQUIRES,
And to suit in size the requisites OF any county in
this State.
Blanks of all kinds also furnished, printed IL
dh0 conformity to law.
~ Binding of Periodicals, Music: MAGAZINES,
ETC., done in q neat style. l.. JULIENNE,
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SEW COTTON FACTORY

At il h~llN "
The Pearl River Cotton MILLS
Having commenced operations, are nov making
u LOWELLS.
COTTON YARNS, Nos. s, q, 7, 8, 9 and 10.
COTTON SEWING THREAD, for plantation use.
COTTON ROPE. for pillow line, &C., and
WOOL CARDED ROLLS.
All CT which are for sale or barter for Cotton
OF Wool.
Wool CardiIs done in the very best manner.
SAMUEL POOL,
iuAk2-lVV SuuaFinEeudAnt,
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rAFENr FOLDING sPRING MAT

ll ThES8.
THE undsrsignsd wssid respectfully annsuee to
the publie that he 10 nes nsnaf aet1ring Nv ellis
- sus FoIdisg Mattress which 10 superior In On
Ia, dulshiihty and style, and fer sarpasses any
t6sf bsd In comfort aad ease 60 the psrson who y
20 fortansts - 60 possess one.
Tns triess Of thus Mattress are very m,derste,
b.ine AZ rdsd Tor less money than they csa br pro-
cured in the Northern cities.
- i.a ma ,nfactures all kinds Of Pillows, Mat
,...s.s y. -. % order 20 ant HE customers,
p,..ss al snd examine his stock, 81 the rooms
over the stors Of CaPs.S aiiennS'
son, MissisFippi. oAMoEL rOOL.
Iuua '6O-tf.
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NJ A N Ill o Cd.
HOW LOST, now RESTORED

~ y ~0'''o'S -7tpetUFoi
IN the Nature, Treatment and zr6IFRu
~ Radical cure Of Spermstorrhoea, AEEkA
or Seminal Weakness, Sexual D. bill GEW
~ Nervousness ami InvOluut ry Emissions, indu
eIng Impotency and Mental and Physio !: Incsnso;
~. By Rob CULvERwELL' M u
Author OF "Ihe Green Book" kc
The world renowned author, in this admirabls
Ia cture clearly proves from his own exner;enrs
that the awful consequences Of SELF abuse NAV h.
dangerous surgical operations bouRios. instrpmsn,'
rings or cordlals; pointing out mode of eure =,
once certain and tfoctual, by which every sufferer
40 matter what his condition M ' be. ma ems
himself eheal4y, privately and radioslly. Tnis
Leetafe VIM prove q boon to thousands aud thous-
aHds Sent under seal to any address nos, .ns,S
.n tbs receipt Of I'VE postage by address,,
Or GU j. G. KLINE. N. u, . First Avenue
New York. Post box 1888.
April 10 90 &wly.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE

Memphis st.. IU-45 4 Oaklan At. .7c0P n
Freight and Accommodation Trains
Will leave and arrive 81 follows:
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
Leave Arrive at
Memphis at. SIS u 0aklsnk.. 2-10PM
On ! u. sdays, Thursdays and SatuTda. s..
Leave Arrive at
Trains arriving At Memphis connect with the
Memphis and Charleston and the Memphis and
Ohio Ralr, ads, for the North and East.
Trains arriving at Oakland CONNECT With q daily
line Of stages for Grenada and the Mississippi Gem
ual Railroad. 4 HUUGH,
Juns Sos tt. General Superintendent.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11
FnR4AlE.


II OFFER for Sale, the place on which now re-
n eide y ing in and adjoining the City o. Jsekson
IN the kasth E.st, .nd absat sou acres. Thb land
elnss ptthlp 4oa ysfds Of the Capitol, and empra-
ees ab 49, acre, sithin the lmitfof the City
tths h.tsnce % Immediately adjoining, and In one
cJbtinavus b. dy. = be rssdsnee Is on beautiful
eBinsn e, smbasmsd in Woods, one hundrsa feet
higher imam lbe ground which the Capital stsnds
and il zbat n Vt . mile distant ffen IL oyer-
i.s,kIns u wn1ls ct fhe Surrounding counUy. The
improvements emeraes ell that 10 needed for esn-
fri and css.vsnienes. Tso hundred and fifty acrss
u tiss land u under fenees Of which 80 d 10 The
xsry xhs.t sEats Of cufifsfien and Purchases from
81 tse,tbesbe ezra 81 the acre tbsfs u Wood
lad ,,a-ture, " snrigsied ftrtLisy- The ualsDce
Of trart IS very heavily timbersd AID very Fiuh
ths mel u &c IL rich sstsgts, black .ttem labd.
and tns GnesI kind Tor nalt alton. fhis e the
ln'st aud de iIsbi ses III TIE country,
NJ fa4siy on tue ces slnenf nss e1jsyed better
hesfh than ours, during the tins Ne haze lived on
Il, n 5N4rds 4 % yssrs. 8 ss-.sz -
This Place l. free from sttaeks d the yellow fer
yer. the isnily and nambsf Of Ihmktss having
F5sidsI here darins cash sid NE, no one eve
hadit. hrs $ sulns e tse peculiar location Of
Jsckeun viii be ~ som e sbs Raj Road.. lead
inS % It are eBmpstsd TIE ssry fseus d tas svutt
aad - fd4ss 81 residences place will sarpass IL
Jxnlg d. n r. M0siRY.