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SANFORD,S
Family N
CAT III ARTlC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FROM

Ikre Vegetable Ezfyucfs. aud mt IN n RZACS
CASES, Air Tight, and sril Keep In an y ci5,n0se
The FAMILY CATnARrEc - PiLLs Il 4 genuine hn. -
tive 0athartic which the pfopr;, Tor 40 nsc 1. M.
practice more than twen- - IL years n -
The constantly increas- ing denand form those who
have long used the PILLS - and the saisfaron widcS
Al express In regard 70 - their use has Induced me
TO place them within the "a reach OF all N
The Profession wen know that different ca.
thartics act on different p portions Of The bowels
The FAMILY CA. THARTlC PILL has via
due reference to this well - estahis!ed fact been COM
pounded from variety Of the Purest Vegetable
Extracts which act alike every part Of the all
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where Cathartic Il need % ed such as DERANGR.
MENTS o. the sroxAcH, 81 SLEFPISsss, PAINS IN rHR
bAcE and LoINs, cosTivE- tNRss PAIN and soRRxEss
ovER THR WHOLE BODY, - from sudden cold, which
frequently, neglected - end In long course Of Pe.
yer, LOSS o. APPEfrfR, aI - cREePixa SENSATION Or
cOLD ovER TEE DoDY RFsri s5Srsa HEADACHE
or WEIGHT THE RRAD - all uTrANNAToRY prs.
RAISES, WORMS In cHil i - DRES or Adults. HuxrsA-
1IsM, great PrRIFER of the BIoop and many dis.
TO which flesh Isl n heir too numerous 70 men.
tion in ths ADVERTISE nsent DOSE ltxs
PRICE DLAES...
THE LIVER INsluOkATOK AM FAMILY CATHAR.
TIC PILLS are retaed by Druggists generally and sold
Wholesale by the Trade Ia all tia large towns
3. I. w. SANFORD, NJ. D.
Manufacture and Proprietor
$50 Hrnn1icay, Ner York.
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HoxE, July 10th, 1850


80, HAWK EYr:-In your paper Of July
ED.', an we're kind enough to notice some
as. grown upon =, our !. farm, !, ', .s
70 ~ y .he wheat, but your estimate Of the
go. r;eld per acre, requires some quAli6ca-
PVT L true, that II such wheat stood thick
&C, &C. he ground, !. might yield forty bushels %
=, .as 81. . this was mot the case in this 10.
',.Dcs' | do not expect 70 realize half that
smount TT urw.~-~
Yours, -. AcAAKEx.
u,aNr. XcYaken read our article carefully,
:. -o,M have observed that we said, If the grain
~ ,hick in the field, "as represented" the
,;,,d would probably be forty bushels to the
y. The gentlemen who plucked the samples
,,,u Nj. Us 6elds, represented to us that the
r,a stood thick upon the ground, and that the
sassS was equal to the samples shown. Our
o0ip;isn vas thus prcdicated upon their represen-
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AxAzoxlAS.-A woman Of respectable appear
anee, whose dolt Of husband has been on
drinken spree for some days, went into the dog
Eery TO which her husband was in the habit of
'esorting Yesterday, and requested the proprie-
'e'o sel no more liquor to her husband. To
hs request he made no response, when she pro-
isced from under her apron, stick Of formida-
hrdimensions, which she uplifted in a threaten
manner. The keeper Of the saloon, fearful Of
y utter annihilation Of his frangible property
ssggtd her to go away, and he would promise to
~ 10 more liquor to her husband. She pro
tsei satisfaction, but quietly informed him
nat violation Of mis- promise would bring
Aesay r,rbution. We presume that he will
abide by bis promise, as the manner Of the just
y indignant woman was not to be mistaken. Is
MI the example worthy to be followedg
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T4E HAWK-EYE
= -, 4 = - Wn ExDsLEY. AsuuA

- horse thief recentIy stole two hoF0ee In
80 cosnsy, Indiana. vas pnrssed and over
~. 4 ,hree men, but in The attempt 70 arrest
M de s.;ef shot man named Graham, one Of
NJ pur,Scrs, through the heart Subsequently,
~ .h;ef vas caught, ION the ffth) but 1
! - .opeoarsc Of people assembled and took
~ ~ the hands Of the officer to grove near
Z s..s 4. The psspose n lynchiag ~. Thefe
-, .ppcals we're made 70 the neb and a.
o. -. moderate eoanssas prevailed, and Tie
=. "a murderer was given up and sent 70 JILL
n nil. >--
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
foa AL the PURPOSES Of FAMILY PHyslC,

are 80 composed that disease within the rarse Of
their action can rarely Withstand OF evade them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse
and inyiaorate every portion Of the human organ
isul, correcting Its diseased action, and restoring
~ healthy yitalities. As consequences Of these
rroperties. the invalid who Is bowed down with
pain or physical debility i astonished TO find his
kealih OF energy restored BY remedy u once 20
simpee and inviting. 's
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
or eveYy body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named 10
pleased 70 furnish gratis ny American Almanac,
fOr ther Use in the following complaints: Cosirs-
ress, Hea,fbusn, HfaaacAs ayisinq from diyovityfd
No,aorR, Naassea. EedsgFsfioa, Pam IN Aa9 Morbid
Iaaefson Of ne Bssss6, Faassiency, Loas y Apo
eise. .Jas;sAsre, ard other kindred complaints,
Arising from lov stats Of the bedy o. ebstneticn
NJ rs kunctiona
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From Warrington.
Especial dispatch to the New York Times.

Washington, Sunday, July 8. ,
THE PROPOSED MORMON EMIGRATION.
During the difficulties with the Mormons, which
| came near leading to serious collision with the
American troops, aplan proposed by Capt. Wal
| ter NJ Gibson for the immediate emigration of
the MOrmons to Oceanica was adopted by Brig
ham Young, and forw arded to DR.. Bernheisel to
be laid before the President for his approval with
request for some proposition on the part OF the
Government to purchase their improvements in
! Utah. The President refused to notice the mat
ter further than to remark that Brigham Young
could do as he pleased, as the only duty of the
Executive was to see the laws properly executed
| and enforced.
Mr. Gibson has since identified himself with
the Mormon fraternity, and made their interests
his own. He now proposes to them to emigrat
to one Of the East India Islands, and reliable in
formation has been received here to the effect
that the vicvs of Captain Gibson will be carried
out. He reached here some days ago, bearing
dispatches to the Hon. VIM. Hooper, Utah dele
gate touching this and other subjects of interest
10 the Saints. After laboring for years, in vain,
to induce our Government to open commercial
relations with the rich Islands OF the East. he
turns disguised with the imbecility of the Fed
eral authorities, and seeks other means to open
up the wealth Of those Islands II the Aormons
cannot dispose of their property, it Is said they
will abandon it, when arrangements for enigra-
| ton are completed. Capt. Gibson announces his
purpose 10 sail for Sumatya early in the Fall, on
| 4 VOYAGE of exploration and survey.
Especial dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune
M. OWNS CHANCES Or REELECTION.
Mr.. OWNS chances of reelection to the Sem
| ate are considered desperate. even If his own
party should succeed, which is now regarded
doubtful, after the overthrow in Oregon. All
the signs promise an utter prostration OF the
Democracy everywhere, from the Atlantic 10 the
Pacific. No news has dispensed more general
satisfaction here, than that Of Joe Lanes proba
BILE defeat for the Senate, and the redemption Of
Oregon. He considered himself as having life
estate. This re suit will rather curtail his politi
| cal pretensions and proportions.
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DEAF AND BLIND.
DR.. ALLEN.

fhs celebrated operator the Eye and Ear WIN make
regular visits u Burling,on until an cases commenced
ARE cured, and win treat
ALL DISEASES or THE EYE,
ALI UISEASES or THE EAR
PILES AND FESTULi,
CLEB roof,
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NIX JOuSSOS FUk bkAN AANAiUuhs
Andrew johnson, Of Tennessee, who was one
of many candidates proposed by the Douglas in.
terest for the Vice Presidency has surrendered
TO Mr.. Brcckinridge, like Messrs. Pryor, Cling.
man, Toombs, and others, who were regarded as
among his supportersat the South.
The Treasury balance is less than half the
margin required for smooth working, and the
current receipts are not equal to the ordinary
expenditures In cutting of the power TO re-
issue Treasury notes, Congress compelled the
Secretary to live within his income, or to exhlb-
| il the excess through deficiency bill next ses
sion. While that authority existed, he could
contriye TO shift even when pinched. Now, there
i no resource but to expose the true condition o.
the Department, and to admit the inadeqoacy o.
the revenue under the present tariff 70 carry on
the Government. 1t Is obvious that . loan will
be required Immediately on the meeting OF Con
eress. aud that, when the postponed liabsIitiei
have been legislated for, another must be voted
4 10 meet those obligations, which will swell ~
from ii Q. 600 600 to $40, 100000. At the end Q
M Buchanan's term, the public debt will probabl!
he eighty odd millions, exclusive Of q balance
$50. 600 600, transferred to him by Mr.. I1efts
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
king or PAIN KILLERS

rs ! nsw AMERICAN REMEDY, and 4
/ IN CELESTIAL and speedy cure Sbe CHOLERA.
CHOLERA MORDU6. RHEUMAT1Dll.
GOUT, BOWEL COMPLAINTS. DYopEP.
8IA, SUMNER COMPIAAINTS, CRAll0.
collie. SORES, CUTE. BURNS, DCALu&
BRUISES, CANCERS. TUMORS III Al
ACHE and TOOTHACHE, ana N etAa go
that nssh = heir to.
The above Pfeparatisas e. ~ pgoeayca 80
I. TgKists and oeantsy s1sres ovegyWh@N -s- I l.
.0R JOHN BULLS REineip1 O0oA leQp.
vlAN ~. s-,- IN - !
FOR |. vie only " .. r. squlrss 90. "a f N
a8 =. 3. Gay. 9g a# l "
McCann . Haghes, $3.50
WhoaeaAl aAd Retail Agents, whereNn - lcun4 Arg
aeck OH -aEa Medicines, ToAst fnsey Assa, -. II
June ~ uoeaws1yv ANs I'D easst4 N@@ +.
NLAR,KE'H IOWA REPORTS.
Int recelveA b. Il. CQRNe 10N. "
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DHArH or NOTED 6LUTTON.-Un Wednrs0ay
morning last, says the baltimore American 81
July q, o colorod man pamed Thomas Thomas,
we'll known in tbs eastern section OF the city ~
eating Tom, died ct his house on Fp-penny-
alley. near Eden, north Of Baltimore street. He
had partaken the previous evening Of large
ouantity Of cucumbers, aud on rising early on
"wednesday morning drank immodsra.ely Of ics
v.ter. In consequence he was seized with vio.
IN Mains from collie, and notwithstanding The
s9Srts 81 Dr. Healsy, expired In two hours. h
~ q t,e esd, year ofhis age, having been born
n i172. four years i,efore The Declaration Of In
dsoandsnce. In his early life b VI. engaged =
ssfevedore. continuing that occupation until hi1
.dyanccd age compelled bin, % quit u He g.
bss sn'i tnovs 70 eat ) nodersts sizsd ban viii
~, vesssablss. t., IN proportion. At one meal BIZ
ma loaves OF bread, with more than quart @
col|es O. tea, would scarcely salaoe fofhls break
fsst or supper. A good sized goose OF turke!
would disappssr from light in snort space 9
| time. Hisdanghter would pfsPa!c plum puo
Aing q slassd periods, and cook y e 0us.e
1aS ihls wood serve MIN and two other. =
desert. A npnbsr ofinstancss Wherein nls "
| racious appetite hes bsee sss1sd have occetse0
7 ~ o4hss timss ~ vould ~ ceoteqs wieh eos
measrlas sban # eahk q $3.50 -
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-29
NOTICE.

10y Virtue Of the power vested in me by an act
11 OF the last Legislature entitled, "An act TO
provide for the removal Of old buildings and nui-
from the public grounds, and other purpose.
will on Monday, the third day Of September next,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash. &C.
cording to- previous notice, all buildings having
been put upon the Capitol grounds, by persons for
their own use, unless the same are before that time
The purchaser TO give bond and security in the
sum Of five hundred dollars, that the shall be
removed within thirty days after sale.
F. W. JOHNS.
Aug q '60---s-y gt. eeper al CapitOI-
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81
Liabilities.
STATE OF NEW YORK.

Cry AND County OF NEW York. CO.
Morris franklin Of said City, President Of the
New York Life Insurance Company, being duly
affirmed, and Pliny Freeman of Ravenswood, Long
Island, same State, aetuary of same Company, be-
ing duly sworn, do severally say and each fer him
self, says, that the S, tement of the condition
the said Company, on the first day of July 1860,
in this sheet written, is in all respects just and
true, according to the best Of their knowledge in
formation and belief and that the investments
therein stated and referred to were made in good
faith and not as a temporary expedient, by which
a nominal compliance with any law nil bit be rem
dered. Signed, MORRIS FRANKLIN
Affirmed and sworn to this sixteen day
I LIS. : of July, 1860. Before me,
- T. c. BOWMAN, Nortary Public.
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fhliy cass OF tf5 mask, and is now an aroved
leader in the Republican ranks. His fugIe-
man, torney, openly advocates a coalition
with the Black Republicans to defeat our can
dldates. We see presses and leaders and ora
tors pulling down the Douglas and raising the
Republican flag. We say to the Democrats
OF the olden time and to the young Demo
Gratis OF the present day, beware Of the iusid-
ious advances of the enemy Beware of the
hrst fatal step towards Republicanism and to-
WI wards fa dlsunion Rally to the old flag! Rally
the Republican camp with Hickman ond 9th
ers; We imp!ore you to weigh these facts.
and We believe you will be satisfied of the
tendency OF the Douglas organization toward
Republicanism Indeed the entire organiza-
ton will melt and is melting away. The free.
soilism Of it is now being absorbed into Che
Republican ranks, and the true Democrats Of
whom there are large numbers, are falling
back into line with the old comrades. with
whom they have achieved the triumphs ofthe
Democracy.
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oAELASD 7ESTfTUye
- AFAnEasY F1EaF9 TElTfGa- 4 4 farsz

JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
AER. & Mrs. OAKLEY inform their friends and
IVA others, that the Thirty fourth serni-aunual
Session, will commence on the first Monday Of
October, 1860.
The sedulous care which has for so many years
given prosperity the Institution will be contin-
ued.
The Philosophical and Chemical apparatus is
more perfect than before, and daily of it will
be made, for the purposes Of demonstration.
Professors BUSCH will take charge Of the Musical
department. Aug 81 '60-E&s 2m.
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STATE OLE MISsIsSIppL

AUpuoRs 0FFICE, jackson, Miss.
], E. r. Burt, Auditor of Public Accounts, of
the State of Mississippi do hereby certify that tho
New York Life Insurance Company, located at
Nos. liz and IA. Broadway, New York, has com.
piled with the Act eutit d an Act "To regulate
Agencies Of Foreign Insurance Companies,S ap.
proved January S.st 1857 and in virtue Of the
power invested in me, by said law, hereby au-
thorize BARRows Agent for said Company at
jackson, in the county of Hinds to transact basil
ness of Insurance ia this State, until the first day
Of March 1851
Given under my hand aud Seal Of Office
LIS. at the city Of jackson, this the 18th dav
of August, A. d. 1880.
n RTtpT
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ITO AaTBRoTYPIsTs.-Rare chauce

AMBRoTYPE GALLERY FOR SALE
fTNliE Subscriber, having embarked In different
i line Of business, Offers for sale the old cstab-
lished sky light gallery, formerly Telieas) over
w Shaw Store, Jackson, Mississippi.
1t Is well fitted and furnished, and completely
appointed in every respect. Rent, only $50 year,
A good Artist make $4,000 year in this Gal
lery-and it isnow offered for only S5o0as the I'M
dersigned, retiring from the trade has no further
use for it. For particulars, address
E. F. BOYD,
Aug % '60-w If. Memphis, Tenn.
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3. R. BURT.
Auditor Of Pablis Accounts.
Early Attention to Life Insurance.

Life Insurance should receive the earliest atten.
tion of every one who has family or friends de-
pendent on him for support. The welfare az those
We have sworn before high Heaven to protect, de.
laws of God and man, of human sympathy and
human kindness, demand it. We owe il 10 our
selves, to eohsciences, to all that is near and
dear to US to make such adequate provisions as are
within our means. FOR those who have that right
to protection which the laws Of kindred nature
claim. Indeed, il should be privilege as well as
pleasure to every COED and free citizen; and ia the
language Of the Apostolic man provide not
for his own, and especially for those of his own
house, he hath denied the faith and is worse than
an inhdel."
p.N. BARR0wS, Agent.
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DIED.,
New Advertisements.

Vieksburg and YazoO River u. s, Mail
Packet ssPRlNCE."
J. S. BUTLER, Master 49,. l.. T. BASKET, Clerk.
4 EAVRS Vicksburg from and fz~ae~NA
= after this date, every Monday m5sp
Evening, after the arrival of 81 p. 49,.
n. train of Cars, and Steamer Natchex for Green
wood. aud all intermediate landings on the Yazoo
and Tallahatchie Riyers.eg Aug 81 '60-s.wim.
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NOTICE "a ,EnpKMEN-

1--WE specifications fer Carpenter work, tin work,
Il Painting, Plastering, homework and Stone.
work, to DO done in repairing tho State House. at
jackson, having been made out aud placed in the
Executive 0thce ! hereby notify Workmen that
the above jobs are open for the cheapest and best
bids. JOHN J. PETTUS.
L.. Oh .fn If
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August IS, lseo,sw sw 2 As'
Notice to Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received at nv Office. in
L the town Of Carroliton. Mississippi, until the
goth day q September next, for the erection OF
brick building for the Carroll County AianaFaetur-
ing Company. The brick, lime and tnmber 10 be
furnished by tho Company. Said building 70 be
two stories high, $50 feet iong by ass feet vide
Specifications and drawings OF the plan can 30
seen by baddefs at my office, and other necessary
information will be there furnished.
W. y. STANSBURY,
Aug24 '6O-s&wSt. Pres't Carroll Co. Mani Co.
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JUST RECEIVED
DoLBEARs' COMMERCIAL col

In the Story Building, Corner of
Camp and Common Streets.
FENHlS Institution which has been established
II more than quarter of century, and is the
only chartered Commercial College in the South
West, and the oldest in the United States is de-
signed exclusively to qualify young men and others
to fill any position in the active duties of life,
whether in the country store, countiug house
steamboat, or Bank. Students are taught t. keep
Books, conduct the correspondence in English
French, German or Spanish 81. Young gentlemen
who wish to obtain paying education in a short
time. sh Juld send at once for Catalogue Of this
Southern practical Institution.
August Is '60-tf
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Aup7oR's OFrrcE.

jackson, Miss. July 9th. 1850 {
I, E. r. BURT, Auditor of Public Accounts, do
hereby certify that the foregoing statement, is
t.uly copied from the original file in my Office
Given under my hand and official seal at
LIS. jackson, this 2lst day of July, A, D.
- 1860. E. Il. BURT, Aud Pub Acet's.
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STRAYED.

1.-TWO deep Bay Horses, with long tsiIs--no
Il marks-from the place Of Lewis Dameron'
seven miles from Jackson, in the direction Of Cln-
ton. Any one returning them to the stable Of Mr..
McNurray, in Jackson, Miss, or giving any infoc-
nation of their whereabouts will be literally re-
warded Jackson, June rs 60--te.
FOR SALE.
A FIRST-RATE Blacksmith. Apply at this
N Office, May % '60-tf.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JARTE,S C,TARKE.S

JAnEPS NLARhESS
Celebrated Female Pills!
Prepared from prescription of Sir ]. Clarke,
n. d.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to
which the female constitution is subject. it mod
crates all excess and removes all distractions, and
a speedy cure may be relied on.
To Married Ladies
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counter
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These Pills should not be taEea by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy. az
hey s'reto bring Hiscarrdge but at an other
ims they are safe
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pair in the Back aud Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex-
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Whites, these Pillswii effect cure when all other
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thing hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
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Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Rochester, n. Y.
N. B.-s1 and postage stamps enclosed to any |
authorized agent, will insure bottle, containing
yer so pills, by return mail.
For sale in Canton by Mercy & Bro.
Sold in Jackson BY j, S. Sizer, J. B. Morey
and c. A. Moore; J. C. Lanier & Co., Vicksburg
J. WRIGHT & CO., New Orleans, Wholesale
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MIS-. WINS lW.-An experienced nurse and femAe
phys clan, has Soothing Syrup for children teethia
which so greatly the process of teethipg by soft
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DIED,
On the 10Th inst, at her residence in Co.
piah county, in the 38th year of her age,
Mrs. NANCY. A. CATcnINGs, wife of the Hon.
Philip s. Catchings.
On Saturday, August 25th, at IL O'Clock,
?. NJ, Hunt CATLETT, aged years, / month
and 4 days.
angels hover DER thee, /
Softly seal thine eyes,
Watt thy spirit lightly
: est To the smiling skies.D