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NO. 800 BROAD ST,
Ag'asE@'a'.a, as.A.
ATi,i.\.-, ~ y, Nov. - IsI

Ari,ENr. GA.. Nov. - lisa
I'"r Sir: Eh"ti"~ ~ui'"r Phosphate Ia. been
n:'t''!> g." lh'> v..rr,":s -I,rl sr.,.r - both
s"rn aH'i t"'i'm. IN" result ,X"r',i.,, NV y
I'"'taiio'.. although the .X,".ri.i, at im i,.r,,
r''n>n,S w"r.' '."' and '..,:..! i,,. "n:..:rt ~
viii. IN" "n,:''"n: ", AIN ,.n'n., S.!
:!n' '"s -r"w'h ~ w...,. III l,iI .,'..,,...- "a.
ir'i' ~ 'ru. n"a i... "um;,cr nf n":i- ni c..iin
w.r" :'ii:. '.'''.'l.. the y;,!l H.! :"n,; r,,
i!,a"H'ri. hnt 'h's when cut, :nt.... >i.",.i ia,
ii ;h- super ii.,,> phu;- w. ~. ...., -, - ;.r
!l"+>:f'g I" each hi 80 cara. nri Srn.,;
!. '.'"'; -':!:!: "t ""i..,-.:..i ,s; - at. in
; III" -,'a<.,n i!' ,>ih -. .iu;, s.r,.. .i the.
weed grew to nine feet hrch with ~ tee:
lrr"c''.-, co., r., M h"..~ ni;." t!... nn;r,
nurr' was n"f i.,iI :" good. II is r..v .mi".un
mex, Year. /" test 1t mare nli,.
Very n.,".",tu!iy,
"ur :I..,~i -: s-rv't
tSiGneN ii. 4. III. ii NMMOEu.
EH'rN rtlNI. C.. Il. ~ Nov. IS, 1874.
N">-,: j. \ AHsi:.Y .t Go:
G,nis Il .".tc l., Il ten nf Ehnl..s' >ur.r-
Phosphate III ha,mn"rc. las, Sprung. M ii. -.
leincr. l;,Z-!,m. I" les, i,s >alu. ~ :, n!
nur". I.ut about -: !'s. ~ a., acr" ,f cu:..:r.
!.c .;r,i. ln:..l ,'n, 6,,l,i not .,.aL. over
- ia loo 'hs. "f seed rniinu per ncr. wrh"ut
VI ,nur". The resu., - entirety sn,i.I,c,nrv
have made al least tr'u: iiu 10 j,., hS i" b..
acre or this very p"os land. ! ..xl,.,., Ia Iu :
"hns" ITEM s :" '"i.s tor my S,'ring "r',. NY
Dvcr-r.:r WISHES To put his r.;iinc To Ii, u=..
\ ours, III great haste.
(Sisnr.D L. Y. p"iN'rUP
WILLIAM FU:,lER.
De. -. la5? - IT, -
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STATE OF SOUTH Gt2);.N A
Il ERETILLE UISIRiC3'

SlAlt UF SJJtH GAtJ.N A C
Il bRETILLE UIS7EiG7'
Office Court "f Commou Pico$ and u en-. S. S,,nns
Alison d. Ililn'ns
W,n. Morris.
WHEREAS ti,. Pia'r:ifr iii on The eix:eryth
day of N"venihtg, eighteen hundred and
ffy-nine fi" his drclafatlou agnins, tl,.: Ucfcn.
lant who. lt is sai',li is absent from nu,! with.
ont the iuits nf this Stat" nni hus neither wlf-
nor attorney known within the sau:c. upon
whom II copy Of said drrlnrm'ion might I've s"r-
we'd: H. is therefore ordered. tln, tl., said IL.
'endnnt i" appear an'i rl.nl t",he said h"cla.
ration. on rr brfpre the seveutr renth Jay Of \ ..
vrnhcr. eighteen hundred and .ixiy. 9th.
crw,se Ena! and absolute judgement will then
be < wen aud awarded agaa,s, h,.n.
MAFfiiEN MCDONALD. G.. n. Il.
Oh = li;.... ~
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ONCE 10 9 minute, twice in. . moment,
once 4. s man. 8 iifs a-Ths letter NJ. - -
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GREAT INLAND THoRouaHrARr


I'VE undersigned has now stocked and in nun oper
Il alton line Of TWO HORSE MAIL COACHES
nom DeSoto. on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad yia
Trarle Line, Pauldlng GarlandSville and Decatur to
1hlon, where connection is formed with the great
I,ally Stage Line from Montgomery, Ala. to Brandon
Miss, The line from DeSoto to Pauldinr runs daily
leaving IeSoto immediately on the arrival Of the
Trans. The line from Pauldlng to Cnonis tri-weekly.
leaving Pauldng on Mondays, Wednesdays and Ri
GAYS and arriving at Union ON the days in time to
connect with the Stages The Cars on the southern
noSu are now running 70 Morton, twenty miles east
Si brandon and passengers leaving either end of the
Mobile and Ohio Road on SATURDAYS or Wednesdays
can reach Union on the following day without any
night travel and get to Jackson and Wick sburC early
on the day afterwards
RS-The Stock on this line are equal 10 any in the
country the Coaches comfortable. and the drivers
careful and accommodating Passengers NAY roly o.,
the connections being made
A6-PersonS arriving by the Hack at Pauldng. de
srlng TO go to any point in the surrounding country
or TO any place the line from PauldinC to Union on
those days when the Hack between these places does
not run, always be provided with conyeyances.
SHARMAN 4 HYDE, Projectors.
Pudding, March 50, 1859. 25-u
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WI HEREAS by the Probate Court Of
w Neshoba County, State of Missis-
sippi, on the 2Sth day of March, A. D..
1860, letters of administration Of the Es-
tate of ROBERT B. KIRKLAND, late of
said County, deceased, were granted to
the undersigned. Now this is to request
all persons having claims against the Es-
tete of said decedent, to exhibit the same
and have them registered in the manner
and within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
THOMAS J. STRIBLING, Admir-.
April Is, 1860. 27-6t
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For sale or Rent.

...A~no THE Plantation recently
cultivated by D. L. Campbell,
in Clarke County, Mississippi,
q - miles from DeSoto. There
are $50 acres recently cleared, half of
which is rich creek bottom land, with or
binary improvements. The tract contains
$50 acres. Price SO so per acre.
ALSO,
$500 acres on Tallahalla and Quataliah
Creeks in Jasper County, Mississippi
These Lands are considered the very best
in the Eastern portion of the State.
Address DR.. JOSEPH BORDEN, Mobile,
Alabama.
January 10, 1860. l4-tf
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GuardIans,s Sale orIana-


DURSUANT to decree of the Pro
Il bate Court, of Green County, Misss-
ippi, made at the April term, A. D. 100
thereof, the undersigned, guardiss OF
judith Byrd, and Jesse Byrd, mino' heirs
of JESSE BYRD, deceased, will, az Mon
day, the 9th day of July next. sells pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, on a
credit of swelve months at TIE door OF
the Court house of said County, between
the hours prescribed by law, 81 the follow
ing lands, situate, lying snd being IN
said County, known apd designated as fol-
lows, to-wit: The East fraction OF trac-
tlonal section twenty-ix, in Township
i've, North of Range SIX West, also the
West part of fractional section bne, IN
Township four. North Of Range SIX west
Said lands will be sold subject to the lien
prescribed by law, and the purchaser or
purchasers thereof, will be required 10
give note or notes with approved security
payable as above limited.
JAMES RANKS, Guardian, dc.
Nav lS6O OU-Ob
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SIrayed or stolen

FROM the undersigned, on
A~the 18th Of April, one SoR-
REL MARE four years OLD
.UD{l with little white in the lace;
'N&As<SS' a white spot on one hip, and
marks of gear on her shoulders ANY m
formation that will enable me to get her,
or her delivery to me three miles south
west of Montrose, will be literally re-
warded. D
No ,oeo Soft
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2G,22O PRIZES. AMOUNTING TO s271,2OO !
C5ranO stbrme:
TO BE DRAWN EVERY SATURDAY
IMPROVISATION PRIZEs,

Certificates of Packages oflO Whole Ticketsr.$55O
10 Half ....... y so
10 Quarter &" $500. 1875
10 Eighth ........ 6S7
This is the risk, and which entities the holder to all
he draws over SIS.
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stray Notice.

TAKEN up and ssrayed by John NJ.
i Blalock IA miles south of Decatur,
one SORREL MARE, supposed to be
fourteen years old, with saddle marks on
the right side of the back, small star in
the lace, and scar on the right arm near
the point of the shoulder-appraised to
he worth sixty-ive dollars.
JONATHAN GRAHAM.
Ranger Of NelctoR C0l1ty.
MAY Q, 1860. 30-St
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Steam Mill for Sale.

I OFFER FOR SALE A NEW FORTY HORSE
Il POWER ENGINE and Circular Saw Mil, with &C
inch Saw, So feet of Carriage, heavy oastiTon head
blocks, Is inch driving belt Everything is complete
about the Engine aud saw Mill. including y Doctor
The pumps have no connection with the engine.
which is a decided improvement over the old style OF
driving pumps attached to the engine.
This machinery is guaranteed 10 saw from eight e
twelve thousand feet of plank per day in good timber
with ease; also, to be good material and workman
ship.
TERNs-One half cash, and the balance in six and
nine months For further particulars address
VIM. s. HOSKINS.
REsboro, MIss Feb. !, 1850 lT-tf
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7. Pr YNISY
InSOIVent Notice,

"5HEREAS, at the January Term,
w 1860, of the Probate Court of Scott
County, Mississippi, the estate of NJ. A.
RLUTTS was declared insolvent: Now.
therefore, all persons having claims against
said estate, are hereby notified to file the
same with the Probate Clerk of said Coun-
ty, duly probated and registered accord
ing to law, within twelve months from the
date of the first publication of this notice,
0r they will be barred.
D. R. JONES, Admir-.
Jan. Is. 1860 l6-6m
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The South
Ammonia and Bene.PhOsphate OF Lime.

fI,Uts guauo has now iryn thoroughly tested ou
L au crops. The sale lu the southern states W
efrasrd nst ynHr over inn per cent TIE scs 81 pre-
vIuus years. which BE- unprecedented pa The sale OF
T.rtIifara. ON Cotton. Corn, Oats. Vegetables tuu
tIl crops b. stands uuoqusled Composed 90 naiura
HuHuHa ~ Tho choicest quality. must continue 2.
grow .u favor The od and WORKOUT lands prudur.
Nunderul rs4uIts. and The Planters should not hest
fatr o. give this great and standard manure trial
Istsa which b. warranted to repay largely Cor outlay
bon pruIluruun &c crop and improvement ~ land.
Mr. krrfirwutt. thc proprietor ~ The tsuano. in
usIuuiUrr b. endorsed Wy men wen known in tht
-lUth=fo name Hon. Howell Cahh, uf Georgia Hon.
tsroh Thompson. ot Mississippi and others o. high
eHrraeteH. Hruur o. Agents throughout The south
ought tH sIIsv consumers thBt this BE- an article u.
AZ. no ne. u and nn Aumhug 40 much The order Of
U.a as" Mtuv m1uurra ere introduced contanin.
se 4uiu0u.r tut Nui httiu phosphate nl lime. u
.--.iid ~ rsI fIr F'futrrs fa aisermInate.
f.a4.arfff.ft sH.i.af trial lIsW consumers grncr
nv II 60 u applied broadcast Ia drills or ln
b.na ID tff fHtr Of JED t0 an lls pr acro-slghty
E..lU,.f yiil etftn tUen sowing Tie scod.
rt 30 ln ssfks, end s0li 9t 40 % per ton fnr Ne
',e ~. iv G. A. GILBERT,
sole Agent,
Nlnh Commerce street.
MOBILE
aptmphIets on hiad land in circulation.l civ.
M niIl 1rraitnfa fnd testimonials.
Nflti'r fau li fsin N-ly
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Nav Q, 1860
Notice.

THE Steam Saw Mil, z miles SOUTH
west of Paulding, will at all un 1HS
have on hand a fine assortment OF Lo s,n
Der, which can be had at the rate OF sl y,
per 1000 feet, cash. If booked, Sll Wlll
be charged. All bills due when the illln-
Der is ready for delivery: -,o,,r
April 25, 1860. <0t
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S. l.. STOVALL,
.M.E.VUF.FCTURER
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,



Benevolent Institution cstabkeib g special Endo'rment
for the Rsllef Of tie SILK and Distressed,
afflicted trth Tjudc1it and En-
dcaaic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in visw Of the aw.
i ful destruction Of human lie. caused by Sexual
diseases, and the receptions pracced upon the pnfor
tunate victims of such diseases bv Quack-. several
CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name. to open q
ISpenSary Tor the treatment Of this class Of diseases
all their forms, and 70 give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS TO all who apply by letter. with description
Of their condition, age, occupation, habits of life. sc
andin cases of extreme poverty. to FURNISH MED
ICINE FREE OF CHARGE. Ii is needless to add
that the Association commands the highest Medical
skill of the age, and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
The Directors Of the Association, in Their Annual
Report express the highest satisfaction with the sue
which has attended the labors of their Surgeons
in the cure Of SpermatorhGa. Seminal Weakness.
Gonorrh@a elect syphilis, the vice OF Onanisn or
Selabuse, Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. &c
ahduftvr aeontinuance of the same plan for the n
suing year.
An admirable Report f'T-rf-sn.,-raca. 81 Saun.
al Weakness, the vice of OnanlSm, Masturbatlon OF
Self abuse, and other diseases of the sexual ORGANS
by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by mail I'm
sealed envelope FREE OF CHARGE. on receipt OF
TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and
Tracts on the nature and treatment Of sexual dSeas
es, diet &c are constantly being published for cratui
tous distribution, and viii be sent to the afflicted
Some OF the new remedies and methods of trcatmen
discovered during the last year, are of great value
Address, for Report or treatment, Ir. SKILLEN
HOUGPTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association
No. 2South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa
By order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWEII. President
GEORGE FAIRcHuD, Secretary
Aug 81, 1859 ely
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AdmInIstratOr's Notice.

"HEREAS Letters Of Administration
w on the Estate of FREEMAN HAk-
DY, deceased, were granted to the un-
dersigned at the last March term OF the
Probate Court of Newton County anu
State of Mississippi: Now all persons nav
ing claims against the Estate OF SAID Gece- .
dent are hereby notified to have them
probated and registered within the tihie
prescribed by law or they will be barred
w. w. HARDY,
J. d. HARDY, Ad'aFs'
]. L. HARDY,
May 9, 1860. zo'
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BrandleS, Wines, Cigars.

krnndieS, Wines, Clgnf'S.
fT1nE subscribers 1for ief sale from The Custom
Il nsuse, the following CiiolCE LlQuuNs Of theH
own importation
uRANpiE s- laa Henn.sav, Otrd nupuy CO
Jules Nuhinl Numan. uurunu NuuHuf Cos A asfa
.nnfts. In eIrhih. quarter and hall rpea
ttlNaaMafirf swan. Fish. sfHrs end sghuaprsf
They alsn ufnf fhn larEns and Uurst assortment of
WHY'S sod LIQUORS % ~ found n any Guy Iu tils
Unifs "A stafna ednssfInH ~ Port MalefH and CherH
Wines iaIuaina auh ai DfHir Rum. Irish, AUutf
nnuffaH, and Non WHISKY DnuruhtrnH thrrH
Juice. cherry HfsndY. ufurt Lemon. Rlsferry tBH
Naf aFfuns. HinaHf Lavender and Nlarkharry Nr1n
aY, knnseiin curaraa. Marschnu, kralwasaef
nfAnaF rhnrrlus, Ahsyuth. hoker. st0ughtnu, spIer
anH WuiH'H Imperial Nfiefa. atr, rtr.
Also. A ohuice selection Of CieAita 81 the EI'os
\ 4 hfanda Nafeuia EsHefuida, Furiuua. Urtna.l
~ LLAMA cuh4na. Cur.nsasitsl El FLOR o. ArfuII.t
taes. etc., ranenK b. prices Dom ~ e. - pr t1ou
aaHA
fhn ai.ara tiao.ia. netriv til III wbeh were imral
- rs rHrarigua afe oHefrd AZ aheolf In choir ~
- the -. ~. OBJ ntH
49, y 49, t1 aut gi'atuurr"
snd - = ~ So A. ~ ~, obtained lal,ny e.
fhn sssfHfn MARKETS. - -
fA.lsa.is at Rsir1 neii-rs IL Winas TsHi farara
" cuNMERCE AND % FNoNl SIS
y .Aas Jan tsan t1.ir
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GREET .1TTR.ICTEO.V!
COME AND SEEI
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
At GARLANDSIILLE.
EETY' LOPEZ

ID ESPECTFtLIY inform their old friends and
IL customers that they are Just receiving and now
offer for sale the
LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS EVER
BROUGHT TO THIS PLACE.
and consisting Of every article generally kept IN a
country Store. These Goods selected by one Of
the firm. IN the Northern cities and from their quail
ity and the terms upon which offer them will be
bound to give satisfaction 10 purchasers.
We respectfully invite the attention Of BUYERS and
promise To make il their interest to deal with MS
LEVY & Lopez
Charlottesville. Aug. 81, 1853. Aft
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SUMMERVlLLE FEMALE SEMINARY,
A Private and Select Bosrding School
+ r NOUN LADIES
IN N. lL.n.-t.,.u. II - :.
~ me Mountains q Norubee COUNTY, Nj,

FTNHIS School presents Inducements surar,r g.. 49,,
IN the latitude, IN the superiority Of ~ bnli,Hs
the healIhlness OF ITS location the quality Of ts mn
seal instruments and the experience and ability of
its teachers. W "0'ii'' %
The Principal has secured the services of Professor
HuGo MILLER in the Musical department, and NOW
teels warranted m saying that no School in the state
accomplishment,
The teacher Of the Ornamental department ia what
she should be, faithful and competent.
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Sea Island Cotton Land.

seA2 FOR SALE by the undersign-
FED, in Hancock County, Miss,
WY<R near, or adjoining the lands of
- Colonies Claiborne and Andrew
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D. ~ tif-Ail Dt.u Ait Il hult
WARRINGTON q CO.,
IMPORTER. or
British and Irish Goods.

TEEP constantly on hand a fun assortment Of
IN Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS. which they
offer Al the lowest scale of profit for CASH.
MOBILE,
Corner Of pauphn and Joakim.
Mobile Jan. 1860. 13-ly
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Mobile. Ala Jan. g $50.
Mcssrs. W WlitaIock Co-,,eut-s . purchased
some % your super Phosphate Of Lime from Nessr-.
wheeler Go Of tins city, and used 30 altogether on
vegetables. From my experience ] pronounce %
the tost fertilizer Cor Vegetables ! have ever seen
used. not burning or firing the plants IN The least,
and have no douht but that 90 would prove very de
sralle Tor Cotton and grain.
Very respectfully, T.. OWN.
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N'LEAl'S VOLCANIC OIL LINTNElT,
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE,


Performed by
VI CLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINN ENT.
Read for Yourselves:
Thomas Ford blacksmith living near Cass Ave
nue., on Tenth Street, had horrible running sore on
his foot. He tried various LinmentS Saves &C. hut
would do it good Hedespaired Of ever being able
work at his trade again, because he could not hear
any weight on his foot and by small bottle Of
McLean's Volcanic OIL Llniment he Is perfectly
cured
Rheumatism Paralysis, Neuralgia Bruises. sprsins.
Stiffness in the Joints Muscles Sweilings. Sore
Throat, Ear Ache Tooth Ache, Wounds, Fresh
Cuts, Sores, Burns, SCalds, PANS &c Weld 10 the
magic influence Of this wonderful Eminent.
For horses and cattle il is an infallihe remedy for
Chates, Calls, Scratches, Cracked Heels. Lameness
SPAWN. Sweeny, Splnt, Fstula Bruises, Swengs
Wounds. Rattle-Snake Bites. and various other dis
which animals liable to from injuries or ac-
cdents.
Every Country Merchant should obtain q supply Of
McLoan's Volcanic Oil Eminent Il sells rapidly be-
cause IL always cures.
liberal discount will be made to merchants who
buy to sell again.
Rs- For sale by J. H. MCLEAN. proprietor. corner
Third and Pine Streets st. Louis, Missouri and : f.
CASTEEI., Paulding; Howe Hardawsy, Enter
prise and by all Druggists.
March :, 1850. 22-ly-l.2or3n.
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CiOVerS,

Orchard, Timothy, Italian Ray, Kentucky Blue
Herds or Red Top. Hungarian, Rescue.
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Excelsior! EAeelsior!!

Fair Daughters Of the South
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$500 Acres Of Sea island Cotton
a IBID

The plantations of Coils. Claiborne and
Jackson are now in full state of cultiva-
ton, and have been found to produce well
for the last five years. These gentlemen,
who may be addressed at Shieldsboro',
Hancock County, Miss, are referred to
for the character of the land, and its
adaptability to the production of this ia
nous cotton. The owner of the tract, w.
5. Hoyett, may be addressed at Alto, P.
o., Cherokee County, Texas or address
ID. BARTON,
Chronicle, Ala.
MAY Is, 1859. 32-tf
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OUR
SEED ROOM
Grains.
Corn.

Rye. Red and White Wheat, Black and White Bar.
lev. Buckwheat Rice. Muet
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w. WHITELOCK 4 CO.'S
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LINE,


I THE 0REIT S0TTHERy FERTILIZER
III AvtNls taken the Agency Coz this valuable ma
/ II I uure. manufactured Boz The CITY uf N1iumHrr.
/ Mary land are authorized iy auaIy-I- from thr
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Potatoes.

Cow, Harper MaEofhn, Crowder, Lady, Tory, Black,
Rice, Claret, Blue, Chinese.
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Red, White, yellow, Scarlet Luccme. or French.
Peas,
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Notice.
To Land Purchasers.

To Land Purchasers.
THE subscriber has for sale about tree
i thousand acres of valuable Lan6, ly-
ing in Jasper County, from twelve o six
teen miles due west of DeSoto, on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and fom sew
en- to ten miles southeast of Paulding.
Some portions of these lands arrlmproved,
and others unimproved-thef are mostly
of good quality, and comprise fine tracts
for farms. will sell in quantities to suit
purchasers. Ny residencs IS near Davis
vile, Jasper County, andthose wishing to
purchase can address M as that place, or
call in person.
!. S. TERRAL, Sr.
April 4, 1860. 26-3m
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A VALUABLE GIFT,
uSrfk rrsu so 90. % 0-s l--ar's E'siisr''
WILL ur GhEN WITH EVERY BOOK
rms TIME Or SALE

Al rur rnT oF SALE
ri,. most liberal .ndur,mcut. o. Clubs. for par.
t.ruI.r. 500 rsrs a ofNev Catalogue.
The Gins consist % oold and Silver Watches Gold
c,'... silver ri,tsd War;. Costly sott. of Canoes,
Mosaic. Fiar,u'i1s Coral, Furguois and Lava jewel
~ Cold Losket. Pencils and Pens, Ildo. Nccl, and
cbs,sa.u chains, Gent. Bosom stud. and sleeve
buttons, rogsct Knives, and thousand yaricto. OF
OiNs ufuss and value.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23
Cotton seed.

/ Eastern Peach Blossom, Northern Pink Eye, Bos-
! ton White. Western Cheusngo CayuEs Chief Maine
| seeding Prince Albert, Dover.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23
PAULDING HOTEL.
ENTIRELY NEW! ENTIRELY NEWT
WHAT IS TTP
THAT WONDERFUL PURIFYING AGENT,
Darby's PrOphyIacIic Fluid!

This is a New Discovery. 1t Is the result Of Learn
ed Research Il Is triumph Of Scientific Skill 1t
Is Chemical union Of materials, provided by Nature
herself for rendering pure the air we breathe. It's
action is in obedience TO fixed laws.
QUICK. SURE, POWERFULLY
Il purifes dwellings, sinks kitchens.
1t removes all offensive OdOrs.
II cures burns with instant certainty.
1t the best parat0n used for fresh wounds
It destroys an vegetable and animal poiSons
Ii relieves in few seconds the bites Of insects. etc.
1t scatters boie when forming.
1t soothes bos when formed and heals them rapidly.
It i good for carbuncles, ulcers and
II cleanses the teeth and purIhes the breath.
The worst symptoms Of Typhoid and Scarlet Fever
are mltigated by the use Of this Fund; It has been
known TO checlsthe spread OF Typhoid Fever in Fam
lies and upon plantations.
Leading physicians are using it in Charleston. Co
lumba, Savannah, Augusta Atlanta Macon, Column
bus. Montgomery. Selma Mobile and New Orleans
The Hospitals OF Y Orleans and Mobile are using H.
Hospitals. corporations. ship masters. manufactur-
planters, physicians, furnished by the gallon
reduced rates.
Try at least one bottle. Price 50 cents. Follow d.
rectiOns.
RS-Manufactured only in the Laboratory Of OAR.
BY PRICE. Auburn. Ala.
For sale in Pauding by Dr. s. f. CASTEEL. and by
all druggists and country merchants throughout the
South.
y. B. Persons wishing ores, soils, water. etc an
alysed can have done on reasonable terms by send
ing TO Prof ]. Darby.
W. W. LOWRY, Agent at Hillsboro Miss.
Auburn, Ala, May Is, 1859. 32-1y