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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19

PnEmrum FhoUH.

x. Il. SNOW DEN a CO.,
Gt0hE Agents Tor the sale % tie celebrated Enarvs olt-
- Mills tln1ri hive 1st received Zoe I per Rlli1a ahsh
they are selling ai Kills prices.
Tbs klour has taken ths Premium az sti Pair md ricf
ai s. per barrel higher in TIE New York market n any atr
brand
We e1pe'I to keep ili supply hand. ro1nmsnl
Win tc utmost coun1tnceto sr Superior ta
any tieer We nave ever ssen- h % eAuHuEN q CO.,
No NartA Charsr Street.
DE-. II =. 81 - -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19

HAVE three extra No Cooks from g to 90 years OF sg
that has been offered Of buying Superior Cook hsve so 4
good Baemh, 50 years Of age snd several likely boys and rrs
Apply 70 WM s. BOYD,
teblB-AW No Z 0ha--
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19
CRoSss-,CTIss WANTEp.

fF7HE Nashville and North Raruad Company visa
u contract Tor 10000 Cedar Cross-1tess 9feet
long, aces tk, well hewn, 20 face az place not
less an inch clear Of bark, timber 10 m sound, 20 be deliver
ei at the grade line 0i te road iu Nashville
The Contractors want 70 contract $4,000 ~ iite
FOAl osA A1eas ~ The aboTes Go be delivered
e ile oi the road n piles from section section %
enough eici section % supply the same.
wishing t0 hd wiz direct presdrut Drci
OF tie haahfe aud FortfEearn hailFuzd Company,
Nashville. Te1u .ufv.gl-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19
ENPRESs FRETGHT

TVlHE Nashville and Chaanooga ailrcad Company in
nectiou with the Roads below, running Express
Freieht Trn from Charleston and Savannah e Nashville
slower spee With the certainty as their passenger
iaBsstf NsBP X. W. COLE, sup't.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19

a TALE OafuWO ClrEEs.
Complete n one Volume P.ls 5aesa,a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19

"a - -lAt morning, LadE7s Eola anchor
y sAtslls sita ne name of ElTirl Farrs r-l 4 sfr
.al ~ 70 - n,.s-a o1id Chain, Loeat Esv snE -
lle Watch 7el loss lla Public s1narsaf -
-A- lnaief vim BE- snitl1Ir rsrrar'sd 81 .lr-r
az ne Bookstore, Na-f, Cole7estraet
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-18

a HaGMaEgNf DEaM-M Gail
anrEas aaiuss anuU ~ dis CRsaaav &v
Esea U 6rm Paris sam me grGl0
Easamn gHahans df wliuR So muuh II
n0w md 8radIg hound up win mOraF
sr Ct SIMS aiasaGml dnpuAmuar via
This azuium ct thu Fzmut amrmArrY
Inns ~ as EAina
The suiau9 il fins Turkey u SH be-
nrE up By piIauHsmaaA and . paC+ given
~ Wing LeupolH af Belgium, hr an IN
.dagaadanH EiurEm4 win Gdmrantilus
pills n tins eslraB q pGrs SB EEssiB aad
y pH18 % Ausraa. In cma,t@auim of
hB nav aRarirmGa,. King LeapslH II u
HVB NJ BsIsairm To F-mGe, amt 1t il
phhBf tint. To mlBs 1rrangRngntz 6r
tins nEx Hziar Ut aiings wIs 5is real ah-
sGh ut Eas IaUs visiu Of tins Duke Of Eca-
sauS ID CauGanmuupie, AZ mcarre.f
rEgorssd al the INNS '-D pdeahasa Cg-
pruH or nrue other isiand IN 1iOss wicsrH
fur Z nawIi sfIrim."
is 4 cmartsrItim hr her cnussnr,
Eurlmf il 10 ba confirmed III aer pos
8sssiuuH N siie lmian Ssna amt, perhaps,
N the iIpiHou af Turkey IirTs a aice
From afg man lrnG
This lew order at 5iiars N deaiEnGt
SD Be under ai1e prutsGEiun OF the dive
great powers. when ID can be had
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-18

Hc7s CogssEss RtEcTs TIE PaEsr.
tEy7 AVID VICE PaEsroEgr.-T; za7 Be
Usssai Just a5oas ibis s.zs TO reprad1.s
tss statement which sbe approach Of a
Prsasdsa4iAI eIscsio1 zAkea oyyors1ne
every fear years. Il Il sL1a ~szesiaesly
gwen By ! ztIter in he New Tuk Dali
ly Ti2ss:
The Hoase Of Representatives has
sotaiag Eha.s7eF 70 do With the e~Isesioa
ola Vice President. B5g The Ssaa.s with
tie election Of President The pow.
CTS Of each body are dissiDes AID entire
y iDdspssdeEs Of the cher.
Hro PEesideD. be chosen b. the sIse.
scrs, the House Of Representatives maj
choose tie Pfesident, their choice being
restricted 70 the Persona having the high.
est number. not exceeding three o. the
list dthose voted for for President.
Hno Vice President be chosen By the
eketOFa the Senate shall CHOOSE a VICE
President from the two highest numbers.
"a the list Of those voted 6r for Prssi.
dent.
Ifthe HcGse fails TO elscs ! Pre&dsuE.
befTe the 4th Of March next following,
then the Vice President. whether elected
By the electors or By the Senate, shall
act as President.
The rule or manner Of voting under
which the Senate chooses a Vice Presi.
DENT is exactly the reVerse Of that Of the
House in ehOoaiBg . President-each
being the reverse Il the general princi.
pie or basis upon which the respective
bodies are organized. The House rep
TesentiBg the people, and ordinarily 70
ting per capita. votes for President BY
The States the representation from each
State having one vote, and . majority Of
aIl the States being necessary t ! eboics,
yhs Senate representing the SLates-in
theory. e lsass, sad in the manner Of
electing esnasoEs-vOtss for President
py capita. each Senator being entitIed
70 vots, and 9 majority Of ali tho Sen.
atoEs being necessary 70 . choice.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-18
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FTFGOHB 's

TEEAT GiE E6aE Maahhsammr
- maa-easn asunsf 81 Damphln
and Rpm asaBn4s Naiha, AAR
A. Taaomh ddanz grmnas uhzEB
manls % buyers Of Baaliz thaa any
other HmH ID ahg GI1ntrY.
Wy nsW &asrrigiVE ChalHgire TIM
mias q Haawau aaIt halag Riar@nn Hi
Eduitx anf Gias sihan any sEEr hsiGrs
afsrsg
A paBmhis ajfb W1rh hum iibF
cents Do arIs iundtaf faLEras wil1 sg
gi-sn win susrY duGlt ii atG time ID
4Ls.
TAa mam Liberal ndiIrEmsnrS To
Giahs. Fdr ErtirHiprz Ses pugF "a 1T
new @aalagus-
The hGilGWRIg II 4 schedule df gifts
whirn wit hG giEsa ia the T~tTChaaer
at dnGiiz, IT the 1sne at mIs-
Gold auf SILVER Naucliear guild
GhaidSs alpsr plated ware cHatlY 8Ra
Ut carlgnat muaaicy aGCanrIa, cacll,
EIrIaf, zsrEIGis&,. amt lava lsweIryr
gaid IdckRt8- penEIls snf pens AItsea
aerk lIt chatsiaim e%flEass gear. ) boz
HEm snutss sIesEs bItdGas aaG grcfss
IalEgH
And 4 sadamnf rlrleaiEs Ct gifts Of
sltml palie.
Nsalm Esag au hInd q tlcu,s caI-
recii1H If SILVER Piasaf W1rz
AIHB q igautafIh aaaurtmenr af FE1cY
GandA asd Cin1s~y wkslemBs IaG ~
gllA
eHMElaaE1Ss F1 EGENE9
For Al aaier Of Ten BdGlta by Ex
Dreaa~ "a sxf-T QUE Gallaf aauI aad
grit will be- gwen. When a number Of
1uGts ass a~rItarst, they should ae 4ear
per Express N Ii u mGh cieapes and
Risr- When arrtersd 10 be 6srSartat
by mail gaarrga must Ss encIrseS Wit.
aie arter, "a pGatIgs rGst se grepnld
81 arfeFlag them forwarded by Ia
press. Inc sEgeist ao pustage n MVHa
HATES aF gaFTEGE sN B1cEa 4EAr
81 mani
Fer 81 lQ aht 81 Is scdaa, twsn5y-
Gue gsyIEa snuat .e #lG for zach
Fer 81 so aGobtz- 1iFr,F GENES z ~
be 4era1 1sr each.
For 80 CD COCKS SaF tsaG, ,l:ar 3e
ssnr slr zach 6Gclr-
And hEgaer vrited auoIa IN 9.a; at.
l1u.
Fer fgII ;aftaagIIrss @nf Gg' Can
Geg.e, wtici will be MALES! i,.e Z
faT ntItsa
4ll / 4zs u a rIal. Send NJ al
ast.t- aat Fsa will be carrtacst .atE
there q &c szaggsr9tI1h
g. c. TTCOM2,
sdgdaca2t cat1eF al OaG51lz and
aartl strssF3 NaGiHs, Ala.
March 7, 1850
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-18

SGMe SS4EE sumo R1rFrnen n
gagged m arailuiug a pGud near Sd. Lduia,
a few AaFs ago. 5ilmnghC aiey had ans
acrBsH s1e sEapsarpgdup ~ h&Say dF
something rear ia head ant aTiuusly
lash IGa 4iI He waa MneShing IN THAI
Lns, mrs sunuuh-a 5lacit make ten
&en EW8 inches nngl He Wzs. aka
owing 1a tine ahu1tanGs 1T iat he had
Unnamed On, nuE .ess ilan twenty Shras
alcaea % aIGernanic circumference
F&ES6w2g F69g-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-18

The Court JnrlaI Of LGdddn Rql
iaau 1 young gentleman 'scsnsig GuGer-
tanE, N 4 wager sl lap Up a BuTcgr lt
mix n lsss aIuus than L eaG The gsn.
5lenad EEL sehiat AZ iry1, N cnuae-
qaaaGR IT seIag seized win a rGlen6 ii
Cd LaIrIrer aGo mgs5he gaper aa1ned
r2c1gge8@g las gravity lie ECu sleT-
srig by fwa sahlespo1n9IIa
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-18

g m cHrauaam3 aB Us
aa&llmng


Sc de mw af H. BuaRmndw 3
p midarda d arsm Mard m
NaigR b hasaf pm er hor4 Oaa
d. Witt a9 Nw Standing By dis pgn
n1 eagW WITH 8 EsenEs wedding Shs
m1GsuhB a. ) huU uaaE WIS DnxmiGuaF
r5uun IL aRaad prHr HGfbrB atnn, ma
Of tins BSm Gnns asnn uae huGaE amt
dllsf ae a0Gfh Of he pig sea with
aEilG. TA6 log haaEt Ag FTuh Of aae
Eviil, and Rahsf WiadrIIF epRarl cir
gsrE auf zaa bEHIk at Ai8 pIlaa where
a8 ind BssH NHrng, a. AHuaf mdaad
af what sRd6 a6Gdr ID. Family. hnw-
sVsE tbs MilT grseIlsE, au& with a
daOisIEs gplnIu. he trutrsd inward ais
pam
Turning 10 his friend, MS BcsuEsm-
ridgs mid
NIs uiaS hag @id speak, what line 1T
Bdsxsr ) framad f R4GilGlisu, might he
apprapriaSaly quote
Vhg aieud &fn't know.
Why szGiamef Bcsuitsnrdgn he
migiG Sralg sa8 the pgn il nigiGier
taHr de sNqni g''
That night 1dc Aialf fed Ut neaalea.
LITE GE SAMUEL acgSrGM
ass wal Eaa~n NatAur
Gen Samuel Haustdm wzs BORN aS
SaI @acins6s Texas on cine 4Sh Of bully.
TT76. and waigpsd a Msxisau baby be-
fnrs be wa snE mnnciis alG At Sfs rzs
If 4irge gsars he siectrifef sHs InIpsr4e
.dua HEping sesn taken by his parents
10 see 4 SGr r1Ge Between Tvg noted In
9iaa runners be mraed 10 ais ElrAar
rnG asked
Why n a paGrau IL 5aGr .lcgs Ike 4
2ta,au6avapiBt ="
n kncw 1at, ny lagni ang .at,rrn-
s9 sae venerable Houston
Bscadse " said sanuel he Il a
Eneud Of auman ppug'ess.
A&er 5ais ina snniIg compelled aim
70 vsac a anlt arict Gu liza heat III. Il
II Rgd taat sTau ncw, while IN VAST
ycgtGr, he sacYles iae sllne sutleis IN la
aac- AZ the perYot when Tsxm rase
"a rebellion AGAINST the Nsxicans, be-
sas.se ide latter Kept gsrSiag up rsvoll-
iIous auoug themselves every afternoon
NJ Houston Rls chosen Genera af ale
paSricrs bad ~enmpletelg le6sacsf! die
Fsgslgscz At San JaelaGa In anrlel.
;iou Eish sais aa5aIe faG BY way q o.
~bTsrrasIag Gen Hprstaas 3rsciaiaa u
sreeGa they ieaL an
ANEcnorE.
Towards tie cnueIaaicu Of The aassl.
Ct SAD JBara5o, a Texas anger laa1ec.
~fr41Gea.T nGS a teus where Houston
Ezs aslaep aaG accused .sm wa she
exclamation
General, lie day IA au-g
Yen iISerlas sslLow .-ralafue,!
sae bcags cd mldier Surviving AZ iaa
srlghaGae9 naa, way ca16 you speaE
FFapersg E@ Tcg ,torJ. SAP r1e !ay
10 sEEl sfAeG IL 1cIrz.
The a5ashed 'z1zsT n1atersd mu.e.
:k-ag aaout bsiag a isldssT and xacw
tag 1oEaE1g about siage, Eaersgsoc
Hsaatsr sgala Fs~ggiHa2E.sd aim uaaa
sEasv aotkzg E1cGs iiae. yer
sccUn6rsI3 Tiers a du5 cue Tune ihnt
AEerieaa sldIerz klGw Eotalag aaau;.
add saaS 3 Sy G1e
The ranger deserted iLaa night
Whsz Genera Houston wa informed
saas lie rad Eot sesn nominated br sas
C1aFlessc1 eaavsaaisn, be srsased hIi
hazdxsseasef TO as tea; DIANE! s7.a.
add exclaimed Egrrisdly
i accept Go aud ss.l tLa ,eapla
1crsps sF ihei: aakes.@
Same. Houston Eas g-aaaiaaraly
acrsIEAssd SP .Ls Pfea5ds1ey bT lie
Waahssgtna Naas1a&zs .ra1sas5aa O.
sAas esty, AID ill pga5ah.y rsee.T. lie
7otes u sTsgy 5ass szeeys TszaA-
The zaseEsioG .eai be s1ozd sz7. kssa
Esssi1stsd "A Vice Prsai5ers Of sas
DoGz3sas Eskss AZ scenz1i Of his narT
noes, d gsV9gtay d sissssioa Er a
zcze14
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-18
New and Fresh Drugs, &c.


DERMTT ma rmvecssaIy % cali yoaE assntea . me Is.ss q q
II DGUGSs MEDICINES CHEMICALS PAINISs JILL -
&c. uh5ch an fug COW rsssirirz s1d ope1I1g ho@ New forE1
~Paa1tA9haE Ctncinsal, add oCasr .H1sh. Thsse sooSi nave oeTn Pq.-
caassn rnGsr The nsas favorable ercg-ssancssr most Of ms@ SDsGuY
fsuz TIE manufacturers. sud have been Sesec1ed By an expens1csd Dug
gs aud sue sasaggsaT cozpessGF to The tat. taInK eso se1siY say
Ihas my aack u - large, Vsned, sad usI adapted TO Toe marxa as can
be Ecs5 any waas ia .5e lntsgpsg OF the Stale snd Wl a@A tas@
al nodssssafv rsnnneratlrs prices 10 they can be obtained s1Y Thsfs'
Nv as1ck camprses every thing usually Kept 10 slnLaf estsosHnmsaS
AA warrsnsat rass aad gsod. Please call su1 svsn'ns my s0oe& a1
PRICES ORDERS respectfully scle5ad and promptly amended 20
serG b. 1854 H. DENT.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-18

A bachelor merchant's advice in %.
Letting . wifi. get hold Of a piece Of
ealcos that viii Tash.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-18
Pure ONO
CAFAWBA BRIvD.

~ hsslids, 7 lvsH.-,
hzaEyP pass.
Use Oafs ca
2aezsz 4ssG.
gA Agt@ Cgrrss n
- snl- ;ooohssH
eEG AaleEk "a SsS-s
ID FsrEws, - s. r,ileo.
sss eAsga8 a ,or,5
scth Co passy A. ,Lr... oaat
a whgk qalaiea 60
The vaEze al pn,.S,ala
Brady ia eaae Of A'asA
sesa ad@aEea ~ Nd rs
lEou, - veil a. a.. p
ocraaIsa % Eie .rl I"e
The iaErsdn.gi.r n.
06srsd nav GAer J,
y a p1blbr sezs j..
70 By the Eseeesa ~
While aaaac a., .a
Braadiss ara Insc ,u4a
81 otrIaing g.. ri. 'a4
pesaocs froz :. NJ, aa
skacls wks Hc4l. .,s,
esrVs the slle.
themselves GeceIra
Lyoa.i tlslH aai ms
Ffsnek BFlr. ala 1'
Advantage Of u
more dslRrafe 10
a4 CLAIMS a. bei1
= -@1@'a asa1 eri Phi
cot also aay CO. n Wi
ciaI Analysis al .-s MY
prSetogs 4of ths.tcr MIST n,
Tbs argssIs 4 tsl,
trETFe and lavIgol ,5,i ~
and IL Esralaa1l= En- cas Jny
gpsgG or LsdigsFsH snr CJ.
@HlNU
" &G IN ste Sscn Il =.
plant NerseaIasi4 s.s,nJs
iSS Gsa<yoJ Hss&Ae and ,nT.
DISEASES Of ID. G. o. n,.r.
Organs beng maa pends,
acEhSu.
Foa SrxKEz { PlAyy :,
eo!&fea I cs's So s%ianysi, 4
wIll eatctsatly re tha. ,ssl
Al EelE rs D.4trhsa Bowel n
4ia' Ii . pfsscilse Payaa
ia pil.s Of Paregoric -a hiiuJl
4sa4eaFng e4ec. Of u ltditn,n
The braia. Dose 70 aiar,
weeks old i ore .ss aOigl SI
HAa Lao uolssPooas Of s.!a \
ldmi stored BY the is ,pOOuiul \
1sreen minutes Until rsliel !, IN
Especially $ il recon lsnded bt
suck chamber. a. atoaiC irau7hl Il
i may bs considenH7 iiIutsd III
ruble. each bN,le eshg eoui
ssfersth is aearlyasa % Oi,b.H
usually administered. 6 d as Nks
ShsFFV sad fenenifs. ID monW
ltHs than the various .en
For caasr purpose. igsnsa
dle.a.a Do proper quar- IS y ed
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-18

Builder,
Maeons Miss
-E-lA srsparaG 10 arrniah Plala ant
c-2eeTicaSIons Of all kladaa Ct BUILD.
LYG5 At tie aiinrtsst ldciGe I1G II L
Hl5eridr naaler SaGizfacricr v1frans-
sd 20 all WAC nay avlr am Rluh 4
icIaG
Fsa % 1850. TN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-18
pnrn Whtae Lead.

HFyO Ill responsible and pIonr \
- ing men TEN CENTS per-
is al that will be charged OIL
Waite Lead al the Drug SlqIsV
SAMPLE & MeLEA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-18
CERTIFIClTE


az Az 3AG I'll DAf a. 4 tAl GAk NJ
Gxxxa. c4a.~r .h, n.
w,-. ~. - !, =. e. - e. ,,, . =
80 - -,-x her
A..
ogatsaa. a. e. re, DEM.
rssd
In sTsfv ssssestsfisas sys O. rtrcHs
Taz g-1araEe o. ta4 sEs.t a nass
.rsa sA 40 arei a 4 ,ssa tinulk
Of COsuts gr4styt Wac sraiaqF
gsars ,..mfs n, f-,- auc n lfnua
81 cauwI, : I,as-F, a.
Car--.. 3 pary M
ams N I'm, srigt So TO-. Nl2 an
JEfa zAetaSb aesua-a sas lfln. ~
ssls-5sa afshs 81 ~A.ea seisrn
B-asfy : TIE saElg ~t'. fel9Ha
oi, Is gate acs cLsisss a. nat
$50 -. w
Vts ss43
9a'tss
sa9 aa- SlSfsS a"
- H
Dss
eak
TAswfEl crrrgy thai
40 ~ .sssr11s t9ts QFSs llltw
) s,,.s - s,sT L,,pm
T,-.r--I--s - srr aa mi
reg fFOm all ~aossa0ss
40 rs s-ea aa's @aiA-@
dE.slA
Sissa a@sefI ~ aAIt No
w
AAfsa, 1Ss IasP
Mas srA-r s.. so Co.
8g
O. p bFSSEAN, bsS'
siate ccvsm'r y. Of Nss
--n1sansT.awss on 4 wa 5sr.
s-s-.s5 s,Gse. 10 .eo aim
- - ~ .-~sIe1bef 50 gt'
e,-,s;as s-.in. O. tae nd
900 -s,ssr
Te.--.s a. aIA aI
sr1..-e,t,.r a.. nc oNl
- amer au(
go S .s,ss n, ~ qug
s.,.sbl. ID lsditlail
lnEyesheaIs, and ss'''''
P-s-.s-,f,,v ycur %. cot,
tseaeal c 4 oKs2Nsi \,
NAY. Y, 1883 ". q
~. : BOIL ~
Ca. Pure 0sis Ssssass BIZ. y. ~ -
Ia'su, sad { cad !. TO eOan 'ai I l''i
s s%,s4ssiIsp s = sIe.s s.s os. a. p a1'Gl
ssas. Itslsvs'Ass ssaPIs e oIr asI
s = 'sS s"s , s.s",''r iG II I siLrosl
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-18

F&1 - kec0 e1
New Advertise ment.
N. 4 ]. HOLBERG.
Deposits the Town Hall, al the No
rffeho House, sgd also
Cppc&als the C1Nrtbosls zs21 % it'd
M4c1s BazcoH O1fcs,
MACON, MISS
W. save aew % Aafs 4 1.v Eacl
" Of Wall-Paper and Giados.
SHADES. ffsga sagr to si9at sses long ID
s.E oil azssaf windows Shade axiagl
Cc'ri.ss C4zrala-sands WORRIED Ia.
bic Cepefs, psi.sed OIL Table, Bgfeaa.
ant SJa1d Govern Grses, Blss aa6
back UlEetsta sar Covers, Couacsf.
s1.a "a: FgrElaVrs Pfiat4, S9f sale
By W. HOLRERG.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
a..stassss saIrsngs OsnabUrsa,
q1i1a g. STRIPES, Ksfseys, Lla.ey,.
g. A.
BLANKE ~,
Bed s1d Cradle Blankets sf gafjocs
f7siaEss asd sizeA Negro B4sxsa
raa heaF.eyn sts a pair, &C.
FLANNELS.
Thife. Red, sad Yellow Flannel,
lsll uso8 ifsn 30 ceaa to 81 rs pei
yl,i sIFos : Iet Of Anza.a FazEeI
tos infan.s wear. o. IS :eha 4 gard
4 large Ios Of Keasscky Jeans, Sa.
Cassi2erea, Black Doeskin
black BrosdcIoth, for La.
lies Csoass. 80 81 rs q yard
DRESS GOODS.
American. FrsGch and Eualzh
lS7ured snd pain-I Delain4
Prench Msflao, Pole de Chevre. Sol.
emo Checks, Silk ioglarda, Dsbeye's
wofEsd Robes, Black Silks.
Dur 0wB Importation,
A large d. Of Prsach PopIns, PLAID
lad EEiPesas bia q yard O0Iy.
SHOES and BOOTS.
The best stock ei shoes and boots Tor
Genss and CbiIdren's wear
sIso, MiteheIIis patent Copper Tipped
SHOES, Negroes and boys
.uasess and mud Boots ii lie Lowest
MADE
A superior stock Of Clothing, most
4 which are our own mauud cure
IlsO, GF1sa aud Boys Hats al Caps,
III Of The latest Style and fsshiO1.
VARIETIES.
Belts BOhne Ribbons, Emb'd Col.
aFs, sIesvss, Edging and Inserting,
Laces, Servings, Linen Shirt Bosoma.
BosOms Collars, and wrist
lands 10 Sels. with Buttons and But
90 hOIes already fred al eighty cents
be whole seL
TOILET ARTICLES.
American, French, and German
MANY Of which
IRE our own direct importation Nail,
Tooth end Hair-Br1abeE Horn, Ivory,
nd India rubber, Fineioolb, Dress &
Combs; Hair.Pins, &c.
UTENSILS.
LAdy's and Gents Trunks, VaIices,
Carpet and OiIcIo,h Gags. Morocco,
and School Bags, SaddlevaIets,
md SaddIeTy. Umbrellas, &c all Of
which we will sell low and On good
.eTms.
Craekery, Glass and Tiuware, Cas-
.ines. &C.. &c.
TCarrisge Trimmings, at reduced
BY
Jsn l 50 ~ HoLBERG
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-18
DOMESTIC GOODS

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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-02-16

N presenting you with DR. EATON'S MEAN U TILE CORDIAL, we desire to state its supe- rlority over every nostrum that nurse or guack has heretofore offered you. s
 First-1t is the preparation of a regular physi elan, who is well qualified from much experience in infantile complaints to prescribe tor them Secondly-It is entirely free from paregoric or opi ate of any kind: and consequently relieves by re. moving the sufferngs of your child, instead oi deafening it's sensibilities. Thirdly It is put mp with great care, as comparison of it with any other article for infantile complaints will show the very roots from which it is distilled being dug from the forests under the direction of Dr. Eaton many of them by his own hands. Fourthly-lt is perfectly harmless and cannot injure the most delicate infant and is certain and relief in all the following cases which is it's chief merit over every other preparation. viz:
 FOR ALL COMPLAINTS ATTENDING TEETHING such as DYsENTERY, COLO. Sc. also, for softening the gums and relieving pain. For regulating the bowels it is unequalled. For cold in the head it is sure relief. For GROUP, the most fatal and trying of diseases it be relied on with perfect confidence; and being powerful ant: spasmndic in al cases of fc.nvulsions fits. earnestly re- commend you to loose no time in procuring it = astly-It costs so much more than other prepar- ations of the kind, that we cannot afford such long advertisements as can those whose whole ex. pense is their advertising for the same reason, it comments itself as the most reliable to all mothers In all cases, the directions wrapped around each bottle. must be strictly followed Price 20 cents per bottle.
 Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT; Druggists,
 fat No. 36 Maiden lane, New York, and by all respectable Druggists throughout the country.
 SPENCER < CLARK, Wholesale Agents. New Haven Conn. --- 32y
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-02-16

nR. BRONSON, having been so far reduced
 AJ by consumption, as to be considered be yond all hope of recovery by the most eminent of the medical profession, and also by himself-a regular physician of twenty years practice-as a last resort. conceived the idea of ANALYZING THE BLOOD. and applying the subject of physi- Olosy to the more immediate connection and ef feet of the state of tine blood upon the health and system. The result has been the production of this BLOOD FOOD" from the use of which, Dr. Bronson was restored to perfect health. With- in six months after its introduction. over 2000 consumptives were eifcctually cured by it. If you have any complaints of consumptive tendency, Coughs. Colds, Hadaehe. Paipitaiion of the Heart, procuring a bottle of tho {" BLOOD FOOD" If you are suffering from Nervous Debility. your sep is broken or disturbed if your SPIRITS ARE DE- PRESSED or your ORGANS RELAXED, you will lind in this an pnfailing remedy, by commencing with TEN DROPS. Ii your LIVER is torpid or tliseased in any manner whatever, ONE OR TWO BpTTLEs will be sure to invigorate. and bring it into lively and healthful action. In the most inveterate cases of DYsPErSrA, the patient can here find the most ef- ficient and grateful relief A benefit is always experienced after taking ONLY ONE BOTTLE. In MALE or FEMALE COMPLAINTS and WEAKNESSES. the sufferer. after trying other remedies in vain, may rest assured that certain cure will result from the use of TWO OR THREE BOTTLES The BLOOD FOOD' is effcctual in all cases of ERuPrIoNs. SALT RHEuM. ScRoFULAs and other like complaints. PALE and EVACUATED CHILDREN and ADULTS are i'm mediately benefited by its use. It gives strengtl to the body. and color and beauty to the skin. PHYSICIANS OF ALI SCHOOLS are using it with won dertal success.
 For full directions, see circulars. Price s1 per I bottle. ssss55
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-02-16
Notice to all Interested.

" LL, without reserve, having open accounts A with the undersigned, are respectfully re- quested to. call and adjust the same It Is inn portant that every account of three month stand inE should be settled by the 1st day of March, lt60. and we nnost respectfully invite all in want of Ladies', Gent s and Boy's Rubber Boots, Shoes, Sandels. &c to give us a call, as we are nov making our closing out sales, we shall sell them very low for cash. Also, large stock ot Cali, Kip and Thick Boots, Shoes and Brogans, Gaiters, {morocco and cloth). An endless variety of Childrea's Rpbber Boots Metallic tOed Shoes, Caters, &c.,, wlich must and will hs cold iu few weeks. M MEAF0Y & MUNSON. '
 .Jannasy, 1860. x, .. x s3 s M. 3. Nov. wc hold modesty to De great pss sis ss n1Sss. Toas as a0'
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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-02-16

EIsROM Rev. J. D. BEnnY, former Presi- A dent Shelby College, Ky:
 q After experimenting twenty years. have found no Ink superior in every respect to that manufactured by Mir. Riverius Marsh, of Litcll- field, Conn.,
 From WM. G. PECK. Prof Mathematics, Co. lumbia College, New York City: F.,
 Riverins Marsh Dear Sir-I have made use of your Writing Fluid and find it very superi or article If it meets with the success which it deserves. It will be extensively adopted by all whose business requires good Writing Fluid D
 Merchants supplied on short notice at the low est cash prices. This Ink is warranted to give entire satisfaction it flows freely from the pen, and is of a black, permanent color o28 Tyr