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The wash ", MANS FIIeud.

skOOKS at a Sigh: discount, the ha anee OF Il
- week, as We move Monday next To Ellis cIrne
N,rch n 90 j. Il. M0REY.
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A Fine KENTUCKY kesids"ce iOT sale.
VENHE subscriber offers for sale. his private resi-
4 denc- considered By many the most e'esant
and highly improved countTy seat in AentuckyI
The place consists Of, 1876 acres of fr,5Fate land
on which is erected large, commodouS and finely
fnished brick and stone dwelling, with servants
houses, sta bles cisterus &c all conveniently sit
uated. The d~elling with 20 acres around it, in
Guiding a large tsrr5eed garden, containing rare
collection of native and foreign shruhbery, lawn,
and most beautiful never-failing spring are en-
closed within Ha- ha fence the ether division,
fences are chiefly of iue ossge-oTangs hedges and
plank The premises situated five miles SOU h
of Louisville, on the Bardsto~n tGrap'ks. For
terms apply to the subscriber tho premises, or
to DR. &. Richardson, No 2l5 Cauai u, New Orleans
New Orleans March '60-3t CIV. SHORT.
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New Advertisements.
Insolve.t No.ic

InsoIgeEt RO.ic+.
TIE ATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
TEO the Creditors and all other persons Interested
q ~ tie estate of Joseph - Spengler, d ceased.
You are hereby notified Dat the A pFil term
# the Prstate Ccuft ofSthe county Of Kinds, on
the second oayof sad ter,o, said Courts will take
up the Claims registered against sad insolEent es
tate. FIR examination AMI loTance.
By order af the Court
March II 69-w3w. A.. J. CHAPMAN. Clerk.
A Farm for Sale.
T IL one mile from Jackson, on the Railroad to
Brandon We'll improved -about one hundred
acres in cultivation; go',d garden aiarge guam
,ity of every kind OF fruit; abeut four hundred
acres in The trsct plenty Of wOai for the jackson
market. The terms will be accommodating 70 she
purcbaser March 10 69-tf. F. L. MAYES.
PIANO.! Pianas.I Pisnos:!!.
4 CfIICKERING d Sens octtvo, Rosewood
Il Piano, double round CORNERS. Clifford Aie
briggs Patent, 'front.' FsGUd corpaTs, makiu-
spscislityof Pianos. NJ terms are most isEor.sle
March I3' Go. j. ""Rh
DeOTdortzed Goa. OH
sCST received 3 barrels of the best 21as aetIire
y Of the above OIL. Il is the light o. lights, A.
rrca brightness safety cleanliness and eennoiay
We hare also barrels Of the Aaysyille Coal Dii
new supply Of Lamps in few Gays Lamps and
Oil shipped any punt en- Railroads, on tae re-
eeptien af Cash (Narrh I3( ] Abhkf-
sEOOKS at a Sigh. discount, the ba anee Of the
- week o. we move Monday next To Ellis clrner.
March Ii 60 D. u. hukE Z.
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We copy the following from the highest
fashionable authority, Morris 81 Wnhs's Home
Journal. It VIII interest our lAly readers:
LADIES DRESS ARTISTIOaLLT con
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STONES INFIRMARY.


Corner of Cinol Of Claiborne streets, Net7 Oreas
SENHIS well known Institution, having been thor
J. ougy reftted, is prepared to receive patients
Of every description excepting such as hA!e CON
tagious diseases and provide them with everything
necessary for their comfort
Special acecmmodatiops for persons with afec-
tons of the eyes, and also for females laboring
under vosico-vaginal 6stula, prolapsus, and other
diseases peculiar to the sex.
Large and we'll ventilated apartments have been
erected for negroes both male and female.
TERMS-Fr.vats rooms, IS to s. per day; save'
81 to So per day.
These charges include med cal attendance, redi
cines, nursing DO but for Surgical CASES and oper
lions the usual fees viii be demanded
All persona on admission a. required to give
satisfactory city references, make deposit Of
money sufficient for all expenses.
T. e. RICHARDSON,
No 2l5 Canal stleet, between Rampant and Basin
JS0. MORRISON, NJ d.
At the Infrmsry,
Attending Physician and Surgeons
DR.. WARREN STONE has bis office ut the In.
fruary as heretofore, and acts Consulting Physi
clan and Surgeon TO the Institution.
New Orleans, March '60-3t.
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The Most Eminent Physicians.

Il .imbs.ds bxrrsct Baeha is parpared according
to Pharmacy and Chemistry, and is prescribed and
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Lust Arrival.

J WNI 1AFtINNUs
ESINE Mantle Crates Of beautiful Guish, Cham
4 Der and Jamb Crates Of every variety. Goa
Vases, Scuttles, Hods 81. Fire Iron SETS, Steel
Brass, BronEed, 30. Chaairg Dishes, Steak Dishes
Oysters Dishes great variety. Table Mats, Cof
Zee and Tea Jrns, Tea Trays, Walters 80. Mea
Cutters Of ell sizes, Sasssgs Suffers g.. Cosl ant
Wood Stoves, il eXeenso. Cooking Stoves os everJ
eapaoAy and pattern, and variety Of ether HoVs'
Furnishing Goods, to numerous too Psrteularise.
For sale log, At II a. SMITHS, Is State St.
Nov 20 59-tf
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] ANDREDTH'S Ind Shaker Garden seels
II Freshest and Pu-eft Drugs and Medicines!
Pain. AID Fancy Stationery. and Gold Pens.
The Eewest, richest. I'D latest styles Of Jewelry.
Paints, OILS, Glass, Pity, Sash. Coal oil lamps in
4 few. days Jan 1859. J. b. MOREY.
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Pianos! PiHnOs!!
UST received in stor, l Driggs Patent Piano,
- Chickering's, octtro, lse .yood Of best rome
and flash. Jan % ct J. B. AOREY
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sPECTACLEs

@A@ A large assortment with gold, silver,
~ S< german silver or steel frames, green,
blue or white glass. to suit any age or purpose.
SILVER WARE.
Tea and table spoons, silver
EfE E~aA cups, silver snuff boxes and spec
EsXS&~&$~S tacle cases, silver thiIables, sus-
pended buckles &C. ali pure coin metal.
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y, "a o. Wall Paper-Wa ali Paper-Fire boar9s
re ~ most beautiful sprIng Styles just received by
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FACTS, WITHOUT C0aMENT.

GIBlslb SttAlsttD hHOA
New YoRR, DC ober 10, 1852.
Mrs. Hardy, 10 lls Suffolk street, writes
Us that she has been troubled with worms for
some three years, and that she used one vial
OF DR.. M'Lsne's celebrated Yermifuge, pre-
pared By Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa,
which brought away over fifty large worms.
Her usual good health anmsdiateIy returned.
Mrs. Qaigby, No 1s2 Essex street New
York, under date Of November g. 1852,
writes u riIat she had child which had been
unwell for better than two months. She pro-
cured a bette Of M'Laness yer1nifuge and adj
ministered it. The child passed large guam
4ity Of worms, and N few days was as hear
~ as ever it had been. Parents, with such
testimony before them. should not hesitate
when there is.anY reason to suspect worms,
AMI lose no time in procuring and administer
ing DR.. MLine's Verlnifuge. 1t never fails,
aud IS perfectly safe.
QuERY Hare you seen that sick "CHERo-
49,. ISnr VI IN another eri,tnan
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Put up for dealers in Cases containing four, eight
and twelve dozen--s beautiful LiIhograph Show
CAEl aeecInplnE:nk each package.
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To Physicians.
TNHE writer is engaged in large ard lucrative
4 practice, IN pleasant village in the rich aud
popuiuus county Of Hinds. IN intelligent spoiety
and near ne schools. Wishing TO engage in other
business he ofsrs his HoSse, Lots, Medicines, and
g6od Kill on very reasonable terms. Apply by per
sou or BY letter to the Editor Of this paper.
Nov Is SGT. GALEN.
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TAe GvMIeSsIO"s ana Experience {

nESlGNED for the benefit, and as q Wa-nin
~ and n caution to Bhose who suffer from ner
vous debility, indigestion, lowness of spirits, wan
If sleep, premature decay, Is; as q consequences
youthful imprudence, or the baueful habit Of self
,busc. AT the same time pointing out the CERTAIN
means Of self-care.
By one who has suffered from the above cause
and from misplaced confidence in medical humbu,
aud quackery. Single copies sent (post-free) OF
the receipt OF a stamped envelope, bearing the Nd
dress of the applicant. Address,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
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ItunAWAy or SIOIen.
LNROM the subscriber, miles of Brandon, and
Il eight miles Of Jackaca, the Brandon and
jackson road, a negro boy by the name of Jack,
between IS and 10 years Of age, dark complexion,
stout built, and walks stopped over with bis toes
out, and stamers very much in his speech; had on
whom he left good linscy clothes, white wool hat.
offer liberal reward to any one that will de-
liver him a: my house. Z. B. GARDNER.
FL a
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Carriage E1anutactory.
MN u :. ~ ~ . tr,su. /. Gu -

Carr1ago t1anutactOry.
NORMAN PLATT & co.
AS Capitol Street Id West jack .. ERE
~ son, uear ths Cant"n Depot are SssEg
'nw fully prepared 20 builio repairS ~
very thing IN the Carriage line, from Calache
zach TO a Concord Buggy Orders for new work OF
epairing, will meet vita prompt attention. We
re also sole prpprietors of Norman Patts improved
Hanged metallic hab, which wheels re wi. warrant
o he more durable than tae old fashioned nub.-
we'd Parrish viii continue to supervise tho iron
york of the establishment. We keep tly
he best Of painters aud trimers &c. Orders for
york solicited. All work warranted to be well
lone. July 10. '59--lv
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HELMBoLD.s INN
HELM BoLD,S
c ENUIEE PREPARATI on.

HELMBoLDs RUCHU fnr the Bladder.
HELMBoLD'S BUCIIU for the Kidneys
HELN8uLD'S BUCllU for the Gravel.
HELMBOLD-S BU, HU FIR the Dropsy.
nELdBoLD'S BUGlU for Nervousness.
IiEEABoLDfS BUCHU for Loss of Memory.
HEt MSO..D'S kUeHU for Dinlness of Vision.
HELMBoLo's BUcHU for Daieult Breathing.
H.Le eI.RS e. cat for Weak Nerves.
BGLMB,J3BsS hUCHU for General Debility.
IiEeABJLD-S BUCHU for Uaversal Lassituds.
HELNBlLDS BUChU far Horror Of disease.
H@Ls.l,oiD'S BUCHG fer Night Sweats.
II LNB lib ; 81 CHU for wakefulness.
HELNB0i.BS BGchU fer pryness OF the Skin.
HzLNBJID'S BtT, iiU for Eruftions.
II l. Bol.D'S BtCGU fer Pain in the Back.
HELNBoI.p BUcuU fot heaviness of the eye
lpI, with temporary Saf1cation and less Of sight
HEbGBULD'S BUCHU for Mobility and Rssdess
nes-, vita want OF Attention and Horror Of So
rfefy
HELNBoLD'S BUcHU for Distractions.
Hell BJLO'S BUCHU for Excesses arising from
Indisefetion, and all diseases of
FE;ALgS-F EaALES-FEMALFS
FEnALES- FEMALES-FENALES
FEMALES FEMaLES-FEMALES
FEMALES-FEMALES
FEMALES-FENsLES
FEMALES-F FEMALES
f
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
~ HANGE Of Schedule to take effect March,
~ 1850.
Leave Vieksburg at 700 A. N. and ESQ p. n.
Arrive in ] Jackson at 9:55 A. N. and S45PN
Leave Jackson at 6:l5 A. NJ. and 5:s0 VI.
Arrive in Vieksburg at $40 A. NJ, and $3.50 P. N.
Morning Train from Vicksburg continues its trips
to Brardon and Morton.
Passengers for Canton and other points on the
Miss. Central Road, will take the evening Train.
The above schedule will be complied with, and
all passengers and freight will be carried as far as
The condition of the road, the safetyof the public,
and the ability of the company will justify. But
for any failures omissions TO comply Herewith or
to carry any freight which may be hauled to any
depot Tor transportation on the road, the company
will not hold itself responsible.
~. U.WADLEY,
Chef Engineer and Gent Superintendent.
May '59-tf.
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ID ARMSTRONG Brothers, residing at IAN
Il den, Alabama, obtained about yeas ago,
letters patent for an improved Wa=bing Machine,
which on tho score of economy, durability, aud
efficiency Is unequalled By any other ever before If
+ ed to The public These machines are manufic-
tured By Messrs Phillips kels.
For sale by Msssrs Pesrn d Co, who will III ali
orders at the shorte>t uotics
County rights for Mississippi can be had By sp-
rlication to w Ketius Camden, Alabama.
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Mississippi state Lunatie As. lum.
E1ROf0SALS will be received until 18th day
Of March, for contracts to execute the repairs
necessary the buildings Of The State Lunatic
Asylum
Persons DESTROYS to offer bids, can, by examina-
ton the premises any day before the 18th inst,
ascertain the nature Of the repairs wanted.
The person persons taking the contract will
berequired to give bond for the faithful peFfOr-
nance of he contract.
BY order Of the Il ari Of Supervisors.
March '60-tni5. l. JuLiENNE. Secretary.
Mules at Auction.
yE7E will sell in Jackson, at public auction, on
w Saturday arch the 10Th. 20 head Of Mules
three years old and IL fne order on credit of six
months. ScSURkY Il DAMR0N.
March l 'h0--s.R 81
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ga'HE firm Of ID. R & d s. Lehman. is this day
4 dissolved Per ons having claims agaius:
either IF the firm, will PRase presen: them, ali
persons indebted to the f,n vi call and settle
the same by the dst e Apil ut after thar time
theacenunts viii be f''ind irthe hands Of officer
for collection, either Of Tie artia- are au'horseI
to Sc tie the tu-iles-. T. K. LEHMAN
March 6i-2n u : LEHMAN
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OFU aIII . 10 IltUdIIWHF, LNtN I OTb.
Subscriptions also received by DR.. d. r. LEM
MAN, Hos. SEC, for Jackson Mas.
Jan lS6O-tf.
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have bad one of the Armstrong Washing Ma
chimes in uss for more than I've months, and fnd
il a great labor-saEins machine, doing the work o
two or three hands, in less time, and With more
es.s 10 the operator, than in the ordinary way Of
Washing BY hand, and with perceptibie dam sc
TO the cloths. would not be without one for macy
,;,1os tbeeost. L. DICKSON.
Pforrietrezs of Dickson House
T,oI-so1 sRa--tf.
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES
GS9s3 JACKSON MISS. s-
HAVING addei superior facilities to lay business
snd Central Lscatfor r rs 10 ress5n WY canss
make it to the interest nf person wanting articles
in my lire to trade with M. Try me.
Nav IL ST. H. z, EIZER
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Il. LEHMAN, f the iaa tifi.l 81 D. r. / D. S
-. Lsnm4a. vii eantints {, practice Der It's
try In al its various H1arche. in The most ge,fect
manner, all opaC4ti. MS mus; b settle FOR on tt Ell
CON letion. NJ arch ! '60-Iy.
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1860 RAILROAD TRAVELLING 1890
New Orleans, Jackson aud Great NOrtheTn
Railroad.
"a So II T7..'ETv-F - 7s:Elxss

IL
PASSENGER Trans leave New Orleans, at the
4 Depot OF the Compsny corner Of Cslliope and
Magnolia streets, nj 1880 a. NJ. and a: 500 p II
and arrive al Now Orleans Mt Il 10 a. NJ, and a;
2:i5 p. NJ: daily, sundays included.
Trains leave jackson going north at S:05 4. NJ
and at $40 p. N ; and going south at i:05 A. NJ
ard at l:jU z. NJ.
Traia. connect a: Jackson with Southern Rail-
road Trains for Vicksburg and brandon, and al
Canton with Mississippi Central Railroad Trains
going north.
Childrea three years old aud under, free those
over gee and up to twelve years old, half price
all over twelve years Of age, iuii fare.
thorough tickets to al prnei pal cities, North and
East, can be obtained in New Orleans at the ticket
ofice Of the Company, adjoining No 80, st Charles
street opposite the st. Charles Hotel, at the Do
BENTLY T. HASELL.
Chief Engineer nd General Superintendent.
c. p. OAKLEY, General Trket Agent.
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT.
Fregbts are received in New Orleans at the COM
psuys Depot. foot Of Caliiope street, up 70 $50
P ~, daily. Sundays excepted.
All freight intended for transportation must be
distinctly marked with initials Of cOnsig-
nee and place of dest patton; and no freight will
be receive ed unless cOnsigne TO ssta Dlshed stations
on the line Of the road or its connections.
The company hoiisisself responsible for the val
nc Of all cation shipped by the road, which may
be lost BY fire. from the time it is recepted for at
stations on the line until twelve hours after notice
guees OF iis arrival at tho depot in New Or
! leans.
| Agents of the Railroad Company are not permit
ted TO receive or receipt for bank notes. specie jew
| eIry, or other Express matter. Tney will be re.
! ceived by the Agents Of the Adams Express, %
GENTLY D. HASELL,
! Chief Eng. and Genl Sup't.
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orr BY TIE FIRST TRAIN
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD


Af1srzsE fEFsa
yAhssss s-g wzsgE e
4 M and after date, the Passenger Trains on the
" Mississippi Central Railroad, will run as fol-
lows:
EXPRESS Leaves Canton, 500 A. NJ; Arrives at
Grand Junction 4:l0 P. NJ, and Jackson, Tenn,
7:45 P NJ.
NAH. Leaves Canton s:l5 P. NJ; Arrive at Grand
Junction 9:l5 A. NJ, and Jackson, Tenn, 2:25
Pm.
Returning,
EXPRESS Leaves Jackson, Tenn 500 P. NJ;
Leaves Grand Junction ll:30P. NJ. Arrives at
Canton ll:35 A. NJ.
MAIL Leaves Jackson, Tenn, 10:45 A. NJ; Leaves
Grand Junction LAO p. NJ; Arrives at Canton
200 z. NJ.
Passengers for Cairo, st. Louis and Northwestern
Cities will make close oonneetioEs by taking the
night Trai1, on the n o J i G n Railroad, leaving
CaLton at 500 A. NJ.
Passengers for Chattanooga, and all other places
Eastwood, via Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
will make close connections by taking day Train
on New oslesns Rad, leaving Canton at Sis P. u.
E. D.FROST,
March '60-tf Sup't southern Division,
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NEGROES FOR SA Ell!
EkNFE Undersigned have now at their Depot in
a jackson, fifty likely Negroes, consisting oil
field hands, Cocks, Washers and lr0ners, and Seam
stresses direct from Virginia, North Carolina, nd
Georgia. which they will sell bic terms
as any ether house. Per-uns wishing to purchase
will fad IL to their interest TO call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
SKTDMoRE, HARRIS & CO.
Jackson, Jan. IS 60-dla w2n.
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Chief Eng. and GenI Supt.
7. S. WILLIAMS, Master Of Transportation.
Nov 10 '5g-f
MRS. WTNSLOW,
\ experienced Nurse and Female Physicis

MRS. WINsLOW,
Z n experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
N presents tn the attention Of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDRDS TEETHIEG,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teething by
sofening the gums, reducing all iufanatiou--wiu
allay al pain and sTasmodIc action, and Is
StHE 10 REG CLATE TIE BOWELS.
Depend uron it, mothers 1t will give rest to your
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years, and can say, in confidence and truth Of it,
what we have never been able to say of any other
hedictne-N ee,r f----------------l aGs It fd'ttd
an siHgis ~ &spS stance, 70 IT. Ct
a cure Wnen WINSLOW'S unely n'ed
never Gia we SOOTHING i hsom an ~
any one " o USED II, on tnF
contrary all ara ~-----'d delighted With
its operations and speak in terms Of hghestcommen
dation of its magical effects and medical virtues
VI speak in tbis matter what We do know, afteI
ten wears expsreuce and Piled e re equation for
the fuliluent Of what We here declare. In almost
every instance where the infant is suffering from
pain aud exaaus loo. relief will be found In fifteen
or twenty minutes after the syrupis administered
This valuable preparation is the description Of
one of the most experienced and skiiful nurses in
New England. and has been used with neyer-fsling
success in THOUSANDS 0FCASES.
It not only relieves the child but invigarates
the stomach and bowels corrects acidty, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system. IL Will al
most instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, WIND CH0LIC
and overcome convulsion, which, IL 1t specify re
NEEDED, end in death. We believe it the best
surest remedy r- in the world, H.
all cases of RON Dysentery ana
Diarrhea in rrur D1ry children wheth
err 1t arises IA from teethint
or from any TEETHISG. other cause
We would say ---------- to every mother
who has a child suffering from any of the forgoinl
omplants-do not let your pref udices, nor the pre-
JUDGES of others, stand between your suiferin,
etild and the relief that will be sure-yet, absvlu
ELY sure-to follow the of this medicine, l.
timely used Full directions for using will &C
company each hottie. None genuine unless the
fac-simile of CURTIS d PERKINS, New YoEA
is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Princil al Office, No. 10 Cedar Street. n. Y. Prize,
only IS cents per bottle Jan 20 '59-s&w ly
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Geor"e'a Mississippi Reports.
VIE oh SoIuue Of Georges Mississippi Reports
4 have ins. been received, and for sale By {. 4.
Noore aud j B. Mercy of Jackson Miss
Vols. l, ?, 3, sad be had a. the above
booksellers.
Per Vol, s. at the store or SIS so mailed.
scot Is 81 Il.
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j. S. STEERS

MO. I've have in store and ready for sale.
IL 10000 lbs OF pure white Lead, best brands.
5000 lbs French Zinc. 5000 lbs American Alnc,
2Ou0 lbs asserted COlnrs in OIL. ~ Kegs pure rea
{ barrels of best Putty. 2 casks English lInseed
on. bbls Turpentne, aud all other articles ne
cessary for be Painter and Giazier; ,,,,,
Feb IA 60 i. >. NIHnn.
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Asd fer disease arising from habits OF disspetleh
r7n al 'inPf pr ss' zht $50
= . s'''
r.sTiF1.,tpo, EXTRACT gUcHu for dis
se.ss and -a.ss.Oas Of the mOst distressing char
Heimso.d's- Iiairnonid's-He 'm0oia's
He'nSS a's-iie md las
Aeim5 'id's-it 'iflo 'ia', fieInDoiAs
ITriFnboI H. II pimoaIasS-uelmbai6's
uein,S .Id->-Helmboid's
IsIE,boId,-- .In,boIG.s-Ife'mboid's
~. mbaid's-HrImb las
ueImbo.d, H ImSo.d s-uelmbo:d's
EAtr Ira, = Ia ae
Extract Bacha
Extract Bacnu
The Great Diure.ic
Tae Great ID u'etic
n. IA t Srsa. a Dareac
Tae CIR at D.aretie
4 POI tive ana Speelnc
Positive and sPes hs
,n.r,..i,,s and diseases Of the
URIS.R1 ORGAN.
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Whether existing in
MALE Or FEMALE,
8: :. :.
From whatever cause originating s1d no matter of
rsn.y TaxC STAINING.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14

All The ab1vs diseases aud symptoms admit of the
same treatment and may originate fromthe same
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14

Ctoaks.
VNHoSE ane Velvet Cioaks so long looked for,
Il have come atlra,
Nov Is 80. ROBINSON wINDLrY Co.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14
LOUIS HOFFMAN.

Livery Stable,
" L. WILLIAMS, has the pleasure of announ.
w. chg to his friends and the public gener-
he will continue the livery stable business in All
its branches. Horses boarded on reasonable term1
Feb '60--s&wly.