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III AVE NOW LANDlNd AMI IN, SAOEbE-
III 200 bales 30 inch brown drills;
7 y 100 bales 80 inch brown sheetings; s .lFr
100 bolts No. O--OOO Duck: -
500 bolts No. 2--lO Duck:
: ?. 90 bales Raven Dnek; ' '' =.
10 cases MerIiulac prints; I.li. silI .fgui
! 10 cases Prague prints;
Z 10 cases PacGc prints; l- 'iaHftt
10 cases Dunnells prints: 3liit EINifoiHu5 gIi
10 cases and 4 beached shirtinru
I % 10 cases "a, 8 ana lO-I bieached sblr.n
, 1860-11-02

Patients residing in any part Of the State, however
distant, who may desire the opinion and adVice or D.
Czapkay their respective cases. and who think pFoper
70 submit written statement Of SUCH IN preerence Ia
holding personal interview, respectfully assured
that their communications will be held most sacred Dr.
Czapkay takes this opportunity Of observing that an
letters are only opened and replied 70 BY himself and
the latter as promptly ss possible.
II the case he fully and candidy described, personal
communication will be superseded, instructions l0u
Diet regimen, ard the general treatment Of the case
ITSELF ncludRg the IemedesI will be forwarded With
out delay and In sneh manner 10 convey no idea Of
the puTp ut Of the letter or parcel 20 transmitted.
lS- Consultation gratis. Permanent cure guaran-
teed, or no pay. II5.-T.T. m
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, ND, rr,
S:3 Sm San Francisco, Cal.
, 1860-11-02
MisttIIantuas

timdity, self disrust, dizziness headache, involuntary
discharges pains In the side, affections Of The eVsys
pmples the face sexual other inTmites in nan
ae cured by the Justly celebrated physician and surreo
J.. J CEapkVy. His method Of curing diseases s new
unknown To oher) and hence the great success All
consultations, by letter or otherwise, free. It7
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, ND,
San Francisco
, 1860-11-02
Hillside Barns.

Constructing barns upon side hills is a
| practice which is gaining favor among the
best farmers in this country. Having once
become acquainted with the advantages Of
such location, we are sure no farmer would
be willing TO construct his barns in any
other manner, Il this were practicable. The
testimony Of the Valley Farmer on this sub.
Ject is as follows: The most convenient ar.
rangement for a stock barn is upon a side
hill, where the hay and grain may be carted
in upon the upper story, and pitched into
the bays below. This arrangement saves
great amount Of labor in hauling the feed
for the stock. Another advantage of side
hill barn is, the manure may be deposited in
a cellar below, where the whole of the LIQUID
portion can BE- saved, and where the whole
can undergo degree Of fermentation before
it is exposed to the washing rains and the
weather outside. Upon the lower side, tho,
the cellar can be approached with the teamand
carts, and material added to the manure heap
to absorb the urine and add to the general
stock, or to render the whole easy Of access
for hauling away.
, A barn thus arranged, not only saves
great amount Of labor in hauliug the hay,
&c, IN. stacking and feeding, but the quality
is greatly preserved by being housed at once
after it is cured. Add to these advantages
the still more important consideration-the
comfort and thrift secured 70 the animals, in
consequence Of the protection afforded from
the Winter storms, and IL will be found that
no more profitable investment can be made
connected with the farm, than in the eonstrue.
ton Of suitable barn.
Cassius NJ. Clay states that after, trial he
has found that one bushel Of dry corn would
make five pounds ten ounces of pork. One
bushels boi'ed corn, fourteen pounds ten
ounces, and one bushel Of boiled meal made
in ueinstance sixteen pounds seven ounces
and in nanothernearly eighteen pounds of pork,
or, in other words, when pork is eight cents per
pound, dry corn is worth As cents, boiled corn
Sl.l5 2, and boiled meal Sl.3I I-2 to SI.44
cents per bushel. Mr. S. II. Clay, Of Bour.
bon county, KY, says that he has found by
careful experiment that pork made by feeding
raw cornat So cents per bushel cost nine cents
per pound, that made by feeding boiled corn
cost four cents per pound, while that made by
boiled meal cost three cents per pound. Hon.
n. II. ELLSWORTH, once Commissioner OF IA
tents. says that it isa fact established by long
experimenting, that corn ground and cooked
is $50 per cent. better for fattening cattle and
hogs than corn as it is usually fed at the West.
If the concldslchs arrived at by these exper-
iments are correct, farmers who feed their
grain or meal raw. are losing badly by such
q course.
.xrsulr rnrr fe A,3A
Administer albumen (white Of eggs) beat up
with Underwater, but no delay must be,
allowed. The only hope Of counteractingl
this deadlypoisoni lies in prompt action. If
eggs are notion band at oncesgiye large and
repeated DO es of -four mixed with water,
or better, with sweet milk. Mir itself is a
partial If not complete anti lote for corrosive
sublimhte.I 4 IeiI E2ftI IFq' HOF
, 1860-11-02
TO THE AFFLICTED,


and honorary Member Of the Philadelphia College oi
Medicine, calls attention TO the folOEnR maladeI in
the treatment OF which he guarantees cnTe Diseases
OF the Brain such Epilepsy ApOpexy rushes Of blood
% the head, Inflammation II its deret tsnes peTtia
and complete Paralysis and Insanity and all Functional
Derangements, such as loss Of memory, aversion TO
society, manthropy timdity nervous excitement from
slight causes. self distrust gddness beAdacha ringing
N the ears confusion Of ideas, 1--we Of solitude optical
Illusions disturbed sleep and incapabiliy for labor and
study. Also in diseases 1t the lungs ard air pass eS
such a. Tubercnlar die ses or mpOn Ineum0nia
or Inflammation OF the lungs penrs or puFiSy asthma
hnmnTal or spasmOdc, brOnclitis, laryngitis and ali
forms Of catarrhal affections; alsO diseases Of the liver
s1ch as hepattis or Inflammation f the liver
o. ihe liver ahscesses Of the Ser Cslcnh in the gall
bladder and ducts lundice and those diseases which
impair ies functions, such Panama eveF billions and
nteTmtnR levers, and the consciousness which these
disorders leave behind H. EN-.
Also diseases Of the Stomach such As C;astrs or In
Illumination of the Bowels. dyapepsa In all lie FORMS
Shch destroy appetite ani digestion; Fatuleney Dya-
entery and Diarh0s a q diseases Of the KidneyS and
other urinary orRans, such diabetes OF an excessive
How OF urine Album natia monty known as BriyhtR
disease, lin this cUmp Amt physician nor patient oGten
times suspect the pres O dsease until ton hte; the
mnst common syuut'Hns general ndispOstoa with
dropsicAl swelling ealcn IN the Kidneys Urethrn or
Bidter ennress GT ability 10 retain the urine; cyss
or Inflammation O the bladder, and all other dsnrierk
or The urinary oraDss AsO diseases Of the womb and lie
aPpepdaSes suc rs irregularities Of the MENsIs when
excessive, detective, snpprea-ed or Irregular pFnapna
other diseases Of The parts IN the treatment 81 anV of
the sbove dis ases the Doctor has many new remedies
and euaTanteesa perfect IN all ases or the money
VII BE- returned An consultations 10y letter or other
Address DR.. L. }. CzAPKAY, San FrancioO.
, 1860-11-02
ALEGANDAH ORGANS !
SECOND HAND PIANOS
ave. 10 alnIei prices hom 80 lIl0
MU SIG. J.

One o. the largest and bea catalogue Of Music nov
the United States for sale ~ lhI estahIs nt nsrlU
celebrated Gnan ard oil kinds o. Musical Instruments
and HSe mgrchandse a The ONesi pFices Music sent
whenever ordered, post paid Catalogues ~ NALL
, 1860-11-02
TIE GREATEST DISCOVERY or THE AGEz
GREAT BLESSING 10 AANKLHD-LHH0CEHr
RUT POTENT l '1


DR.. L. J. Czlpkay's PRaFBYLAcFIcUv. or self dlain
fectlng agent suue pFeveutve against 00n0rfha and
syphtc diseases, and an unsurpassed remedy for all
veheFea acrofuous, ganRrenona and canceTons ulcers
itd discharges from vagina. uterus and urethra ana
oil entaheOns erupOps and diaensea. For sale At Dr. l.
J. Csapkays Office, SacnmeniO street. nearly onposte
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S once, San Francisco As
noculatnn Il preventive agninst small pox - Is Dr.
Czapnys PEophylariienm preventive against syphl-
ic and gon0fTln nll Diseases. Harmless In ilseif Il
possessesthe power Of chemically destroying the syph
tic virus. and thereby mvng thousands Of young de-
anchees from being Injected BY the most ostha0ne of
be without Dr.. Ozapkays Prnphylactenm. n isiD very
convenient packages, and will he Ound convenient 70 uss
being used as soap. That diseases can be prevented
y ss Sss q .hsS pops, % agents.. a. Ss sn s5sssd
The pfipcipe, which Is now universally Acknowledged
was received beoF the days Of Jenner the dc0vs
Of vaccination, IN 1906 and 10 multiplied benefits
ever SINE have received a. they deserved tOe attention
IL the medical faculty. II In pursuit Of this branch
of the medical science that Dr. Czapkay fortunately
made he discOvsTy of his Prnphylactuum which, for
the prevention o eypbiitlo gon0tGi, eanceFous end
cltaneous dsoriefs stands nnlvaed by aay agent ip
the Phafmacoreia The effect II this aeent alter COL
ton. immediais and removes The possibility Of cnn.
irncilon Of dease. IT. hnWtVcr, the disease has been
contracted, Il IL useful In neutfalzing the poisonous
acretons which W ah-orpioB producs lhe harid con
administered b, Tie Doctor In many thO-aand cases. and
be has va 70 dnd the at n which Il has Aed 10 sub
the purpose T which Il administered. Price
Is. Fan directions are attached 70 each paekaee IN
where ihe phylactcum T. uaed curative Dr.
cEaphay ui furnish. sniA, proscTlpton ior biz Bo
Al Co umunIrssiou. from The eouuiry aSdpssd only
70 Dr.. L czapkay. San Francsce. win Be- strictly
the N aiesi cars and secrecy, Immediately dispatched
hg erurTls ur olher cunvfyanlf % their deIiinat1n
-adfrrw L. y. CZAPKAY, N. D..
sl' san RnnelsOO.
, 1860-11-02
astful Qualifications.
Leonard Scott e. cs.'s
REPRINT OF THE
BRITISH REVIEWS
AND
BLACkWooD's MAGAZINE,

EoSARD SCOTT CO. New York, continue IN ..nun,,h
- the following BRITISH PERIODICALS viz;
l. The London Quarterly, (conseryatye1
9. The Edinburgh Review, CThig)
s. The North British Review, (Free church)
4, The Westminster Review, (LIberal)
b. Bi"ck"OOd's Edinburgh Magazine, CTory)
These Periodicals ably represent great political parties
ureat bain-Mhg, Tory and Radical; hui politics oTm on
one FEATURE their character As organs Of the most nro
9nnd writers on Science, Literature Morality and Religion
y snd as they have stood unrvaed in the world oi
being considered indispensable the scholar and ne
man, while to the intelligent reader Of every class
ey nnsh more correct and satisfactory record Of he eur
rent literature Of the day. throughout te world han
slhly Be obtained from any other source.
The receipt OF ADVANCE SHEETS from the British publIsh
ere gives additional value to these REPRINTS nasnuch as :hey
can now be placed In the hands Of subscribers about As
as the original editions. - Wv"
Te mst ...
sor any one Of the Pour Reviews, per annum . o. o.
EOr any two Of the four Reviews, ~ Il ~
Ior any three Of the four Reviews, T "a
FOR all four OF the Reviews, - Z "a
Fer BackwOOds Magazine, az
For lakewood and one Review, < 0O
foT Lakewood and two Reviews, ,.,,T 90
FOR lakewood and three Reviews, " q O0
For Lakewood and the four Reviews ~ 10 90
~ Money the State where issued will be re-
ceyed at par. ~ " w ~
, 1860-11-02
THEODORE CERLECH
TOWING, FREIGHTING, ETC.
THr wELLKNOwN STEAMER
RANG GER,

Noe fyinr he q P.i snund IN h rsadF a An
tmss to tos Eans o. safy aga 70 or hon any psrs q
millson ne aound.
ordsrs Ia ~ naieh wshb-ss s,srs IN s,.aa.-am, nm
M en.- Vyrp.s o a Ne various paaiumccs On he
euurl. lll - pnuaIlfIy afiendrd ..
" rfsE eaEiied shd tssni dsue % ne med ri..a-
ubls isrus. t. ~
, 1860-11-02
MARINE HOSPITAL.
Port Townsend. June %, 1853.

nR. p. N. OnRIEN, LATE RESIDENT pay
u aioian and surgeon Of the County Hospital sah
Fancisco and Of the hospital Of the Ssters Of Mercy
nov IN charge Of the Marine Hospital az Port Townsend.
tientG Hehaiters himself too With The hope that an
experience Of sixteen yeafs the prace Of his PROBES.
sion. both private and hospital together with thorough
guarantee q Diploma % that effect WI o6ain fJf hin
the confidence Of the citizens on Puget Sound.
Letters addressed w
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-21


Old and Popular Restaurant Removed
y J. DRAkE grateful for the liberal patronage
1Ls conferred upon his establishment for years
past, by his numerodN friends of Warren, Kinds
Rankin, Madison and the surrounding counties OF
Mississippi, as well as by the good people Of the
Parishes of Carroll aud Madison, Louisiana, and
those adjacent and the public generally begs leave
to inform them that he has removed his Restaurant
to the opposite corner, between the Bar-rooms of
Botto and GeDella, where he is better prepared
than ever to accommodate his patrons with the
finest Oysters, Fish, Fowl and Game, ar all the
delieacies which the season affords, carefully OBJ
tanned from the most reliable aud experienced de-
alers in the New Orleans market.
. He has secured the services of cooks Of the very
first class and trusts by strict attention to the
wants of his customers, constant and choice
supply of thevery best in his line, and fair and
reasonable charges, to suit the times to merit con-
tinuance Of the liberal patronage generously ex
tended t6him at his old stand.
sy~ Remember, the corner opposite Washing
ton Hotel. Entrance on China street.
arties served at all hours with dinners or sup-
Iers Ut short notice.
I. J. DRAKE, Rsstauratsur,
oetls'lsSs-u NiekseurY.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-21
LAW SCHOOL OF HARVARD
COLLEGE.

LAW SCHOOL OF HARVARD
COLLEGE.
THE INSTRUCTORS IN THIS sHOOL ARE:
Hem JOEL PARKER, LII. D.. Royal Professor.
Hon}ENoRY WAsHBURN, LII. D., University
Professor.
TKHE Coprse Of Instruction embraces the various
Il branches Of the Common Law; and of Equity,
Admiralty Commercial, International, and Consti-
tutioAal Law; and the Jurisprudence of the United
State. The Law Library consist of about 10000
voluIlns, and rs new works appear they are added,
and efery effort is made to render it complete.
instruction is given by oral lectures and exposit-
IONS Qand hv Rotations and examinations in con-
nectiop with them, of which there are ten every
week. A Moot Court is holden in each week at
whicbia cause previously given out is argued by
four Students, and IN opinion delivered by the
Presiding Instructor. Rooms and other facilities
are provided for Club Courts; and an Assembly is
held weekly, for practice in debate, and for &C.
curing knowledge of parliamentary Law and
proceedings.
Students may enter the School in any stage of
their professional studies or mercantile pursuits,
and at the commencement Of either term, or in the
middle Or other part of the term.
They are at liberty to select what studies they
Will pursue, according to their view Of their own
wants and attachments.
The Academical year, which commences on
Thursday, six weeks after the third Wednesday in
July, Is divided into two terms of twenty weeks
each, vita vacation of six weeks at tho end Of
each term.
Duripg the winter vacation the Library is opens
warme! and lighted, for the use of tho members Of
the School,.
The Exercises Of the Spring Term will commence
on Monday. March 5th ; those of tho Autumn
Term, on Monday September 3d. 1850
Applications for admission, for catalogues, OIL
any further Information, may be made to either Of
the Professors at Cambridge.
Cambridge Mass, March s, 's0-2t Friday s-w
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-21

fauseOus Drugs and Poisonous Minerals.
VA + ask the afflicted Of either sex which do YOU
w prefer? pleasant and delicious syrup com
pounded from Natures own Remedies - one
winch VIII speedily aud permanently cure you or
TIE VILE compounds heretofore used, with all their
Nauseous and facilitating effect, together with the
ioathsome disease many times following the use of
Mineral Poisons.
The Cherokee Remedy" is Natures own Speei6e
tor Gnnorrhna, elect, Gravel, Structure Fluor AL
bus Whites in Females) and all diseases of Urin.
airy organs curing these diseases by natural laws
after AL other preparations have failed and ia
one OF Heavens best mercies to offending man =
instances could be produced of its effects. which
would stagger credulity.
The nauseous preparations beretorore mead bava
failed; but this has never in one instance been
known to fail. Happily for mankind, the Governor
OF the world is Father who alcts, not TO kill but
to curI "-'
In mercy he has appoin led Medicines for these
dreadful diseases which whom taken quickly Aies
TO all parts Of the system, attacks the disease at
every post and with fdeli " and courage truly adj
mirable lever gives it rest until it has completely
expelled II from the body, and restores the unfor
tunate patient to former health and vigor.
This Remedy strikes at the very root of the d.
sease; its tendency is not simply to suspend the
poison but to remove the cause which it depends.
"a And what ENHANCES IT'S VALUE, is the
entire absence of all nauseou taste or smeH 1t
lay In the counting room, the toilet table,
without ever being suspected as REMEDY for Sc
cret diseases.
sd- A treatise on Veneral diseases, with full
directions for their permanent cure accompany each
bottle.
~ Sold by all respec. Druggists and dealers
| in medicines POTTER Il MERWIN,
| Sole Proprietors st. Louis, Mo-
Sold in Cantoa by Mercy d Bro; Cassell &
Baughn. In jackson by ]. b. Mercy, J. s. Sizer,
and all the Druggists.
J. WRIGHT & CO., New Orleans; Wholesale
Agents. Jan go -s&w ly.
Situation as Teacher Wanted.
/ RY Gentleman Of Southern birth and edu-
- cation, who has had considerable experience
asa Teacher in English branches, and Latin, and
give the best reference as TO qualification, &c.
desires situation, will take charge of School in
the country, town or city, or in private family.
Address the Editor Of this pepper. march 'e0-tf
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-21
J LIE MISSISSIPPIAN
THE GREAT ENGLIs MEDy
SIR JAaE,S CE.ARkFsS

Celebrated Female Pills:
FFePars4 IRON prescription of Sir J. Clarke
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
Tai invaluaSls medicine il uufaiiing in the
Q. all those psiaiui ard dangerous diseases t,
which the female Constitution is subject. it mod
crates all excess ard removes all obstructious, ami
speedy eaFe may be relied On.
To Married Ladies
'tis peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time
tsias on the aoonthIy period with regularity.
Ea;A bottle, price oae Dollar, bears the Covers
Taent stamp OF Great Britain, 70 prevent counter
isits.
These Pifls should not betaken By females daring
tie FIRST THREE a0STHS Of frequency, os
Aes are sreto bring Miscarriage, bn, at any other
iae tIsy are safe
In all eases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
fair in the Back aud Limbs, Fatigue-ou light ex-
ertioa, Pal2it4sion of the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites, tbese Pills will effect cure WHOM all other
meas havs failed, and although powerful rene
dy, do Lot eoutain iron, c2lome, anthony, or aay
thing surtful to tae Constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent Tor the United States and Canada,
JOB NOSES, Rochester, n. Y.
\. Isl and postage stamps enclosed 10 any
Authorized agent, will insure bottle, containing
eveT - pills. by return mail.
For sails in Canton by Mercy Bro.
Sold in Jackson BY J. S. Sizsr, >. B. Ma:ey
AMI c. 4. Moore; J. G. Lanier i Co., Ficksburs
J. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans, %hs'esale
Agents desI5 IS s-u&sf
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-21
AND PRIVATE BOARD
ING HOUSE.

Corner of 7ombigbee and President s,reets.
JACKSON MISSISSIPPI
M X. GEORGE w. J0HNST0N,begs
4'A leave to tender bis thanks to his 49,
friends and the public generally,for the lFsssR[
liberal patronage he has heretofore re- ,fsesE%
ceived at there hands, and solicits con- <SHRS1s
tinuation of the same He hasla'ey added consider
able Improvements to his house, which will enable
him in future to accommodate his friends in better
style, and render them more comfortable than for
merry. He now has ten large we'll finished and
well furnished rooms, each having good fre-plaoes
and being supplied with good bed -steads beds and
bedding, besides all the other necessary furniture
fixtures and equipments TO render those comfortable
who may call upon him, either as day boarders, BY
the week, or month. He is prepared also, at all
times to furnish single meals tn transient
His table is furnished with the best the market
affords, and lie served up in the very best STYLE He
has long experience iu Boarding House keeping.
and he hatters himself that as he exercises gen
eral supervision over his house himself, that be will
be able to give satisfaetio to and render easy and
comfortable all who may favor him with call. lilo
recommends his house q first GLASS boarding
House-and trusts it will I'D found SO by those who
may patronize him. His servants are experienced,
courteous aud accomodating-alwsys at their post,
ready to assist in anticipating the wants Of ms
customers.
While his accomodations are equal in every res
pect his rates of charges reasonable as those
Of any other Boarding House in Jackson.
Sent 8, '59-l2m.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-21
..T.ET THERE he LIGHT"
PETERS PATENT NON EXPLOSIVE sELF-GENERTAING
GAS LAMPS.
EE J.FISEN, will constantly keep q full and

PETERS PATENT NON EXPLOSIVE SELF-GENERTAlNG
GAS LAMPS.
81 J. ElSEN, will constantly keep full and
Il. varied supply Of these justly celebrated
LamTs on hard.
This is the best because il is SAFEST clearest, and
most economical light produced. 1t is strictly
Porto|e md consequently exactly adapted TO every
use and place where light is needed. For Church
es, Hotels. Stores, Factories and Shops it has no
equal. And for Dwellings. 1t isGu rygem, and only
requires trial to satisfy any intelligent mind that
it ia just the thing. that has long been needed.
The public are respectfully invited tacaIl and ex-
anime this beautiful Lamp, and Salty themselves
Of its chsapness clearness, cleanliness safety and
durability, and that it possesses Of the quail
ties of humbug.
The burners peculiar to this Lamp easily at
taehed t. those Of any other style, and at bat a
uiiing expense.
A large supply OF Oil will always he on hand. 60
that purchasers will never have trouble in getting
the right material.
Gail and get enc, and be convinced that great
3isiderGtun is at last attained.
For sale at J. EISEN'S Jewelry Store, On
State, rear PascagOula Street, jackson, Mise.
Dec 20 '5y-tf