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Is THE VERY BEST
REMEDY IN THE WORLD
For all complaints incident TO the Sex whether
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~ We would eaI the attention Of our readers to the
.dvsrsissueut ii Prof q ). Wood y Co.'S hair Rsstora
ttrain auoshsr eolamn. mareh9s Oily.
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81
Liza bilitie s.

No liabilities, due not due to Banks.
No losses adjusted and due ............
Losses adjusted and not due. 800 90
Losses unadjusted and in suspense await
ing further proof. .............. 5000 90
Losses resisted believed to be fraudulent
or unjust. ...................... 1000 90
Accumulated dividend interest. sc, 9Ol 90
The greatest amount insured on any one ife 10 OO0
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Early Attention to Life Insurance.

Early Attention to Life Insurance.
Life Insurance should receive the earliest atten-
ton of every one who has family or friends de-
pendent on him for support The welfare of those
we have sworn before high Heaven to protect, de-
mands it; the welfare OF society demands it; the
laws of God and man, of human sympathy and
human kindness, demand it. We owe it to our
selves, to our consciences, to all that is and
dear to as, to make such adequate provisions
within our means, for those who have that right
to protection which the laws of kindred nature
claim. Indeed, it should be privilege as well as
pleasure to every good and free atzen; and in the
language of the Apostle,-"If man provide not
for his own, and especially for those of his own
house. he hath denied the faith, and is worse than
an inidel."
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Valuable River Plantation for Sale

~ATCRES and Jewelry-a splendid new as.
w sortmsnt. Cell and see. ] B MOREY,
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FOR SALE!
Choice Corn and Cotton Lands in Louis

TENHE "Bayou Bonnie ada Tract" situated about
IL fourteen miles east of the town of Bastr' p,
in Morshouse Parish-centaining one thousand
eight hundred acres--also, the "Btu6 River Tract
situated about twelve miles south OF the Vickburg
and Shreveport Railroad, in the Parish of franklin,
containing two thousand two hundred acres,-nine
hundred acres of which have been deadened.
The above Tracts were judiciously selected-they
lie in the heart of the COTTON COUNTRY, v here
failure in the Corn and Cotton crops is thing
unknown.
In order to realize speedily, moderate advance
upon our investment, We will sell the above lands
much lower than the figures asked for those of q
similar character, and will offer the best induce
ments to purchasers who wish to bay either for
cultivation or speculation.
For further particulars, apply to
FUQUA & KILBOURNE,
Clinton, Parish of East Nliciana,
Aug. s '60-W3m* Louisiana.
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~ ssusords Liver Insigorstos and cathsrtio Pills
very vslusbls medicine. Rsad The advertisement b
ON pspsr. marches eo-iy.
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n II III E,S

RIO I III Els
NEY AND IHPR0 WE'D HAIR u re.
WARRANTED the best dye now In use. Just
w received and for sale By
aug 10 'sO--stf. HENRY MAYsON, Capitol st.
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MyATCH IND Jeeslry repairing, by the best
" and most faithful workmsn have ever had
In my employ. Work fully guaranteed.
July II go. B NoREY.
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DIR. =. C. AVER & co,
LOW ELL, MAS

Sold by J. s. Sizor, G. A. Moore, and Morey &
Brother, jackson NJ. Emanuel. Vicksburg; Cassoll
4 Baughn, Canton, and i, Dy "a All DcrnggiSts.
Wholesale by John Wright q Co., New Orleans
may Is 18s0-1y.
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Lunar and Coal Oh, and Lamp Depot.
a IN. the varieties OF lunar Lamps, Globes
"A Chimneys. Wicks, Trfmmers, Shades, Tin Oil
Can, Of ali sisss. and full supply Of Lunar, and
the best quality Of Breckenridge Coal Oil, aiwsyl
on hand Al March so 80. B. A. SMITHS.
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Plantation for Snle.

Plantation for Sale.
II OFFER Sherwood for sale. 1t contains seven
l. hundred and twenty acres, and is handsomely
and substantially improved; with plenty Of timber
This place is well known as being one of the best
in the country. 1t is located three miles from
Vernon, Madison County.
Univ I8 '6D-w If J. r. RAIFOUR.
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Child Co.'s MeIotleons.
. GARD.


esSTRANGE but true" that we met q man the
+ - other day so far behind the age as to inquire
whether We were making Life Size Oil Coiored
Photographs. For the benefit of all concerned, we
once more most respectfully announce, that, we
are now, and have been for nearly one year land
most successfully too making Photographs of oil
sizes, from miniature to Life Size, and having them
colored in Oil by the Finest and most successful
Portrait Painter now in the South, and to tho en-
tire satisfaction Of all who have seen them. We
copy Dauguerreotypes and other valuable pictures
and enlarge them to any size desired and have
them most beautifully oolored in OIL thus insuring
almost living, speaking Portrait Of dear dsceas
cd friends, which is warranted to endure for ages
All who want really FINE Portraits of themselves
their families friends, will find 1t much TO Their
interest to call at Hawkins & Co.'s Gallery OF Fine
Arts, over Langley's Store. All, and especially
the ladies and oonnoisseurs are invited TO ca ano
examine our Oil Colored Photographs. Ampro-
types, Melanotypes, &C., &c., all Of which We " =
rant to please or no charge. HAWKINS w.
| Maya 60-6
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zoo BARRELS of Corn, 100 bbls Of Rye, 100
OOU bbls Of Wheat, 200 bbls Of 0ats, constant
ly on hand b.
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To be had of our Wholesale and Retail Agent.
G. A. MOORE.
DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELLER.
Jackson, Mississippi.
Heson hand, . large lot Of fancy perfamery, drugs
chmicals, dye stufs, glass, lime. cement, plaster
paris 40 &c Feb '6O-s-w COW iastV
IRON TIES.
EyASSMAN'S Celebrated Iron Tie-the cheapest
u auIa- A-r%- Ta~<ss~v~aSs---->->h- -l
aug IS '60-Sm ROBINSON, WINDLEY CO.
Ladies and Gents. Gold Watches.
VNJISHING to reduce my stock before going
June 70, go. J.R. MoREY.
S. Reports-Only two complete sets. .-
Aug 90 BNoRtf.
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STATEMENT
OF the Condition of the New York LIFE
INSURANCE Company, on the first
day of July, 1850, made in Com
fOrmity with the Laws of Ms.
sissippi.
The New York Life Insurance Company, No. liz
and IA, Broadway, New York.
No Capital Stock.
ASSETS.
Cash on hand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 32253 SO
Real Estate, including fixtures owned by
the Company. .132,45O So
Bonds owned by the company at per
cent interest, secured by Grst Mortgs-
ges on real estate ............... 1875, 160 80
Premium Notes at and per cent in
terest secured BY policies. 7s2,25O 81
in hands of Agents .:............. 1857 81
Quarterly and semi annual premiums
due, subsequent to LIST of July...... 2O,55O ss
Loans drawing Z per cent interest, Sc
cured by stocks ........ $500 SO
Interest accrued up to July LIST $780,. 1854 43
Rents do do do do. 1909 43
Delaware Hudson Can't stock. 20 400 24S53 IS
Metropolitan Bank stock. 10000 1912 SO
Shoe Leather bank stock go. 900 lLO15 so
Merchants bank stock. 900 1888 "A
American Exchange bank stock. IL, 600 1925 IA
Bank of America bank stock. II $40 1880 IL
Bank of the Republic Stock. 1900 $500 IL
N Central Park Loan. 900 25, 233 IS
Waterfowl, Rome K Bonds. % 600 2l,s00 IS
Albany City Water Bonds. SO 600 so 900 90
Hudson River r r Bonds. ...... $500 $500 rs
New York Central Bonds... 5000 1929 90
United States 5 per cent stock of
Northumberland. 1000 $1,000 so
Q. 5. Treasury Notes 10000 $4,000 so
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Fox RENT.
WILL tiny plantation and residence-givini,
Il possession on tho LIST of November next. The
farm-containng l20 acres, cleared and in cultiVa-
ton. tits situated ~ miles from the city of Jack
son. For further information, apply to me, on the
place, or TO Major L. Minis.
Aug % '60-tf. Mrs. GUION.
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Bolivar, Washington and SuufOWer Val.
ley Lands for Sale.
4 HAVE twenty-five or thirty tracts of well
l. lected lands ior sale. Terms prices fair and
Notwithstanding Cabins cleared, &c.
G. w. II. SMITH,
aug 81 '60-w3t# Porters' Bayou, Miss
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So PIANOS. 4=1
MELODEoNs.

NN7E offert purchasers a selection from greater
w variety Of first class Pianos, than any other
House in the South, among which we enumerate.
Grand, Paror Grand, Square and Upright Pianos
from the Unknown factories of L Gilbert Go
j W Vose, VIM Knabe & Co.; Hays & Co.; Stodart,
Raven, Bacon & Co., Hallet, Davis & Co CHECKER
ing, st. Hausen, Num- Il Clark, and other celebra-
ted makers.
Persons at a distance wishing to purchase Pianos
are invited to write to us, stating the qualities Of
tone they prefer, the style furniture, plain or
richly finished, and the amount they are disposed
to pay for an iustru ent, and will send them by
return mail full information in regard to the kind
of a Piano, which we will guarantee to suit them.
During the past four years, have sold over two
hundred Pianos, with the express understanding
that if any one that we had recommended did not
give entire satisfaction, it might be returned and
exchanged, and we have never yet failed to please
perfectly.
- Old Pianos taken in exchange, Pianos and
other instruments tuned and repaired by the best
Workmen.
Child & Co.'S MeIodeons.
Ha.f & faor.e, a$lse .~-Saias sMAstins Guitar
VioIins from 81 to S75; Flutes, Garments, As
cerdeons, Comets, Tax Horns, Bapjos, Tamborines
ming Hammer, Guitar Heads, Music Paper, Blank
Music Books, Music Portfolios and Self binders, and
all the Trimmings for every Musical Instrument.
Strings.
The finest Italian, English and French Strings
for Violin, Guitar, Harp, Banjo, and Violoncello.
Sheet Music.
Avery large and complete stock of Music for
Piano, Gaitar, Harp, VIOLIN Flute, Orchestra, Brass
Bands, &c.
Instruction Books and collections of Music fol
every Instruments.
ezay Music and Music Books sent by mail pos.
tage free on receipt of the Publishers price,
aug $3.50 BLACkMAR& BROTHER.
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August e. IobV-3W sW
NEW ORLEANS AND VICKSBURG
MUSIC AND PIANO ESTABLISHMENT
A. E. BLACKMAR & BLACKMAR & BRO,
Me,o orleans. TIeIsbarg.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Musical
Morohand $50 nj avery H. 60 rinfian
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

Tur Ii,oHs lIoAs,-The very stupid boas
perpetrated by n sensation weekly paper.
created Home stir in this city on Saturday.
We were surprised to observe that two or
three respectable journals copied the eanard
In their columns. The practice, though IL
may Hell few additional copies Of tho pa
per. ia very rpprehensible, for to induce a
peruon to buy paper under ruch Induce
menta. IL downrig ht swindliur. The phys.
ician implicated in the pretended report,
disclaim any knowledge Of thh alleged orr
cumstancea. We hear IL intimatsd tina,
they intend 10 prosecute tho sensation
weekly and its copyist, for libsl.--N II
Day Boob.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

THr ARKANSAS l1itttius-1he luts,
tiup involved ~ Tie Afkansas elec-
tiup. IA which Necio, n said 10 have
overcome johnson Tor uevetnvt,
turned upon The question IT The
state bonds issupd ~ the Real Es-
tate bank The llank has Failed,
and 10 assets will mpet dhlt about
. third II the liabilities to the state.
The sum II A. 100000 will have TO
he npt iy The State when these
hrnds ral dup ~ 1909 aud 1897
IL guarantee Tie state and The bond
holders. The hanh has nurlgaged
ihf.hin attps ~ valuable land, and
parh siaekhaldpf has given . behh
fut double that amount ~ liis STOCK
Judge Hector 10 opposed tr pro
viling lUr tliusp huhds hy present
taxation The state will be bette,
able io pay taSes IN 1903 and 1887
than now. Ne advocates realizing
The assets, prosecuting The bonds ~
the stockholders, 90 accepting, by
way II compromise, one fourth pay
meni with renewed obligations W
pay The remainder ~ one, two and
three yeats
The mp,hod If dispensing ~ 'hp
state indebtedness. taihp' than the
assumption If the debt by The 'as
PAYERS, scents to have proved ~
cprlahin to The people, anl lo have
secuted The election II Judge Roe.
to, Mrb,is Register.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

0aH,nAlss ~ QvttS vicroRia,--The
fnelish rsrers rsetish the tcnewine let
ter HON GefiNeldi 70 Queen Victoria
rs~s kas.ssy Called by my da,y 10 my
Italian fa,hefiand, 10 defend tie ssans In
sicily, have assumed the dictatsrship Of
q generous people, who, aner long con 4.
uneed s,resgls, With Tor nothing but 90
participate IN the national life aud nee.
dom under The .eeptre % The magnani.
mon. Prince In whom Italy ,sasts. E
The envoy who present. himself 10 your
Majesty, In the name Of the provisional
government which nov rules this country,
aees net pretend 10 represent .reeisl aud
dlsanSt Mate, but he comes ~ the inter
reeet ets Aeaehts and sentiments 81
i've msllsens and half Of Italians. Ry
this letter ! hes your Majesty To- aeaira d
receive him, Granting Kind audience aud
attention 70 wha. he may respectfully urr,
ppen your Majesty In hehaif az mi. nesl
beautiful and noble par, et nal,'
a. aAaaAlnh Palermo. lun. 90
rsss Nvsss the 9sssa Il Great nsa.ls ana lr,lsaa
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

lnrptss,vR rropArloN nr SppaoN,
Rev Dr. Springs, Of New York,
preached his GItie,h anniversary
sermon on sunday week, and elosed
his discoutse "a follows
The half century is gone gone
like Rome email altar that haa been
twiukling IN the curtain OF the night,
gune like the dying cajeance oi dis
,aet minptrelay, "a u vanishes into
ait. gone like the word just spoken
Cor guod or for evil. never to he re
called, gone like the clouds which
disappear after they have exhaust
ed their treaeures upon the earth I.
gone like the leaves OF autumn. that
are ecattered To- the winds m they
wi,her, gone like the phantom, in
pursuit, had q pemblauce Of reality,
hut which, in the retrospect. is melt-
cd away-gone, gone IA yesterday
haa gone,
Why do say here, gomez Moth
ing Ia gone whose influence te'
mama, The man, the woman, tho
Sabbath, the prayers. the weeks,
the months. the years that some oi
ua have beheld vanish. one by one,
in the myaterious paet, live etill IN
Gods universe. Past What 10
paatY What is the momentour
preaen,i this now. this accepted
,,moi What IL the nevcrendinp
futureY They are hut parts tina
make up the grand unit of eterni,,
eternity that was, aud Ia, an,
ever will be. All time Ia unit
where the angel at Heavens higl
cour, records as well tho RESPONSE
Ml,ica Of hearers IA the rcspons'
bilitles Of preachers, and where th
great Witness aud Judge will rem
der to every man according to hi
works, f
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CUriI,

"isreprAsr nisreVsRS," Under this
head the Augusta tos,. Censtituticnslis,.
Of the poth, says
II IL we'll known fact. that after y cot
tain period of life, with only y few escep
tiens, the eyesisht begins TO fail aud
glasses become necessary, gentlemen
nI ihia city he's discovered a method, the
timely uae of which will prevent ito fail
IRE. Alsn. In oaaea whore eyesight can he
restored az that the tee ef them will be no
longer necessary. lie hss established the
tact by the restoration Of his own eyesish,
aud that of acme othefs, enei glasses had
heen Indispensable for some years. lie
can now read the anept print without their
uEs. Thia information ia communicated
10 ia hy one Of our very worthy citizens.
aud We keew Of no reason To- question his
statement,
We may add, that one Of our we'll known
fellow -townsmen. et leeat seventy Ave
yeara old. does not use ppeotscleA 90 glasses,
aud reads the smallest print night or day
This, however. Ia not IN consequence of
tho method We refer to.
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yeleanIe frrptlsn in the Moon.

We have ~ "bei9lits" about here
10 take neat view of,his luninstv
and 90 teI,actuts. Of ,eaec,ors 10
lfihg her renret, thai ,'ie $40 ,houA
ssnds miles which bounds her ~,
bit. ~ iis inclination tn The pa,ih
We. amene Our stat pazers, wa have
some, who uccasionly tu,n Their
laces " The 49, 90, 81 enjoy the sub
dued, se,ene and placid light Of on
oals satellite We are assured Nv
gentleman, whose crinien 10
worth su,peihing and whose in,lg
mpnt RARELY goes asttay, that. with
" the lsst three weeks, ,pma,ka
ble lunatic changes have been GO
ing ~ IN The appearance ~ that
part ~ her surface. which turns 10
The earth 4 large dafh srut ~
pears near the r,sta NJ IscRc B'"be.
10 plaihly visible 10 The naked eye.
Astronomers atp agreed that Tribe
10 not ~ insipniIlcan, tolrano, hut
rne into which the peak II rpnerill
the roek Of Gibtal,et, llecla, and
vesuvius might al he slowed
and losl to visibn WIN ast,pnu
mers please turn THEFT Instruments
80 The maen. and le, 10 know oil
about ~ AZ 4 o'elueh IN The horn-
ing Yesterday, we looked that way
and found the spot alluded H.
Having 10 machinery 10 measure
u, and give the diei,si I, can metre
I, be defined by comparison. We
should SAY, that u IL IN sine, lie
tween a ristefeen aud n Mexican
dollar. The spots 90 the sun, louh
as dime 'owafas W.
i'as the efa'a ~ fs'Ho 'ai'eh N.
w nave we h"ha''a"s, 'ee'"e" w
the proposition of Tia French gov
e'nment W ess'nsu'sh Neso''"s'
aud !" o''er TO Wy The experiment
turned cne 81 the lunaf sees, into
the mouth of the creates, barning
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poMrsrio FAubrH. A writer thus
speaks Of the fatal Influence Of small
faults on the peace Of households
Homes are more often darheped by
tho continual recurrence Of small
faults. than by tho actual presence OF
any decided vice. These evils arc
apparently Of very dissimilar magni
tude yet u ia easier 10 prapple with
one than the other, The Eastern
traveller can combine his forces, and
hunt down the tiger that prowls upon
his path but he scaaoely Gan escape
the mosquitoes that iniest the mir he
bfeethea OF tho nees that swarm in
tho sand no treads. The dtuukard
has been known 10 renounoe his darl.
ing Woe tho slave 10 dress aud or
travsgance, her besetting sin--but
the waapish temper, the Irritating
tongue. rude doamstie manners, aud
the hundred nameless negligenoes that
spoil the beauty Of association, have
rarely done other than proceed ill
the action Of disgust aud gradual al.
iepation has turned NIL the currents
of affection from their course, leaving
nothing but barren track over which
tho mere skeleton Of tho companion
ship stalks alone.