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SALES. DC S.cl


+ HOkAS6ss-AAkAxNO 10 TUX lsE.
gNyHE undersigned desires to sell two smaII t...t.
Il Of land, lying on Pearl River, in the Come
Of Lawrence, . few miles below Monticello. M
beautifully situated at the mouth of WhItessnd
Greek, containing $40 acres, with some imurovs-
ments, consisting Of . dwelling aud other hanses
new mill, and cotton gin, situated on aid C,ssk
- acres Of cleared land, fine spring Of water
near the dwelling, which is surrounded with ms,
beautiful grove Of willow oaks there Is ns lanS.
ing for steamboats, on said tract, and large and
thickly populated settlement surrounding, At which
place considerable mercantile business might h
done, and large quantity Of groceries sold syerv
winter. Said tract Is well watered, and might be
converted into stock farm, with many adyantaoes
The other tract Is situated at the mouth of Silver
Greek, miles below Monticello, CONTAINING some
200 acres, so cleared-the balance unimproyed. no
acres of fine cane on the tract-a good spring. and
fine building point. A bargain can be had IN The
purchase of said lands and that on time of one.
Two and three years, with payment in advance.
Those who wish TO purchase lands on Pearl River,
will do we'll to call and examine for themselves:
said lands are situated within q convenient dis
lance of the Rail Read, leading from New Orleans
TO jackson. B. G. BUCKLEY.
June Is GOVT.
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t.LET THERE BE LIGHT. .
Goa I'LL A MkS

COAL OIL LAMPS.
II ]. Essen, will constantly keep a full and
=. varied supply of these justly cell brated
Lamps on hand.
This is the best because it is safest ciearest and
most economical light ever produced. 1t is strictly
portable and consequently exactly adapted TO every
use, and place where light is needed. For Church
es Hotels. Stores. Factories and Shops II has no
equal And for Dwellings 1t az ry GEM and on )
requires q trial to satisfy any intelligent mind that
it is just the thing. that has long been needed.
The public respectfully invited to call and ex
anime this beautiful Lamp, and salty Themselves
of its cheapness, cearnsss cleanliness. safety and
durability. and that it Possesses none Of the quail
ties of q humtug
The burners peculiar to this Lamp ere easily at
tsched to those of any other style, and at bat a
triding expohse.
A large supply Of Oil will always be on hand. so
that purchasers will never have trouble in getting
the right material.
Cali and get one. and be convinced that great
d, stderatuRa is at last attained.
For sale at H J. EI~ENS Jewelry Store, on
State, rear Pascagoula Street, Jackson, Miss.
Dec 20 '59-t.
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II OFFER for Sale, the place on which l now re-
IL side lying in and adjoining the City Of Jackson
in the North East and about 600 acres. This land
comes within 400 yards of the Capitol, and embra-
ces about 1870 acres, within the limit. of the City,
the balance il immediately adjoining, and in one
continuous body. The residence is beautiful
eninence, embosmsd in wo0ds, one hundred feet
higher than the ground on which the Capital stands
and is about u Of mile distant from it, over
looking the whole of the surrounding country. The
improvements embrace all that is needed for O. n
fort and convenience. Two hundred and Fifty acres
OF the land is under fence Of which $50 is in the
very highest state of cultivation and produces from
50 to so bushels Of corn to the acre there is wood
land pasture, Of unrivalled fertility The balance
of the tract is very heavily tmbered and very rich
the most of it is rich sluvIal, black bottom land
and the finest kind tor cult walton. This is the
most healthy, and deirable place in sll the country
No family on the continent has enjoyed better
heath than ours, during the time We have lived
it, upwards Of 20 years.
This place is free from attacks Of the yellow fer
ver the family and q number of Inmates having
resided here during each epidemic, spd NO one eve
had it. This il owing to the peculiar location ni
the pla,e.
jackson will be As the Rail Roads. lead
ing to it completed, the very Locus of the sur
and as place Of residence place will surpa-- IT
Jan 10 60-wn 'p"hN
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N.nsr1LIE. Mareh I2th. 1s60,


On yesterday, Mr.. Thompson and myself, after
looking at Jacks IN this and WIlliam<ou counties,
visited Sumner and made purchase of Col RIB.
We were both satisfied that be is the finest animal
We have SEEM aud you will observe from the bill
a very costly one. There are some larger Jacks
but none his superior in finish and sprightlness.-
He is none OF your lubsrly, rlab sided, big, ugly
jointed animals. but you will End him with almost
a. clan handsame limbs as 8 horse. He is from
What the Kentuckisus regard the best stock in
America. He cost $1,000 a2 years old, in Kentucky.
He is now five years old, and has proved himself by
bis mules, to bs very superior auiInal. The big
bnne double innted Jacks fast losing cast their
mules !uboeTly and dull, and have to be goaded
Iik an OK to get them along, while the mules Of
such lacks az Peacock are all life and action.
Peacock will stand at my plantation. Terms
-Iusurahce, by Horse or Jack. Si5. Pastunge
gratis for Mares sent from distance. Mares sent
to the care of Col Derry at Jackson. will be
attended tn OSCAR HAMILTON.
P. S.-S75 will be given fer all the Colts out of
good mares got BY Peacock at weaving time.
The Mississippian and Kinds county Gazette
will copy for 3 months. April 3 '60-3m.
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THE MISSISSIPPIAN.
TE r Ms:

u - IL Iva - =
IN. we,kiy Mssissippian Is pnblishsd sysry
wednesday, IS per snnum, payable U sassess :,
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ne Daily Mississippisn 10 paelishsd during sae
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Al ssef subssqusnt insertion, Be cents:
An ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted IN eotn
weekly and Ssmi-Wsskiy papers, unless other
wise ordered. -, ,
$500 he sun Of SETEfTY-FIVE DOLLARS,
~;th he privilege Of changing at pleasure.
Profss.ionai. Commission Merchants, and 9th
Csrds. Is DoLLARs per year.
an aavsrtisements from distance must be ac-
eompsnied With the money or good city acceptance.
Communications intended to benefit individuals,
corporations or companies, will be charged - ad-
yertissments.
osrTUARY NorIcEs Published without charge,
when they do NOT exceed i've lines. If longer,
eharred as Advertisements.
Odd-Fslious, Masonic, Sons Of Temperance and
Firsmsns Notices, inserted at half price, il paid
for in advance.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF ALABAMA


HHE second course oflectures in this Institution,
u will commence the 18th November next.
The appropriation of fifty thousand dollars by
the Legislature Of the State has enabled the Fac
ulty to erect . magnificent building, complete in
all the details Of Q medical college. The museum
has been selected with great at cost of thirty
Thousand dollars. Il is rich in every department.
There are at Mobile three large Hos pitfalls open to
Students. The rooms for practical Anatomy will
be opened about the middle Of Oct Der, and pre-
liminary lectures viii commence about the same
time. PACULTY:
J. @. NoTR, n. D., Professor of Surgery.
J. +. HEUsTIs, n. D., Professor or Anatomy.
WIZ. q. ANDERSON, n. D., Professor Of Physiology
and Pathology.
Gse. A. KErcHux, n D., Professor of Principles
and practice of Medicine.
F. 4. Ross, N. D., Professor Of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics.
F. E. GORDON, Y. D., Professor of Obstetrics and
diseases of women AID children.
J. W. MALLEr, Professor o. Chemistry.
GoRoNWY OwEs, N. D Demonstration Of Anatomy.
A. T. HALL n D.. Demonstrafor Of Anatomy.
Il. D. SCHMIDT, n. D Professor of Surgery.
Address, w II. ANDERSON,
TT, p n. ~. T..
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snN 20 DIS
ryvER iyVI COMA TOR
~ ~-z--Sg nRRrIlTATES.

4 n n 4. Az =
NEVER DEBILITATEs.
IT is compounded entirely rom s ssum;
I'D IA, become an established tact, Standaro
Medicine known and approved By all that have
used it, and is now resorted TO with connoshSe i"
81 ~ tbousapds within the last two years
~ n e. ,;ren nm all - hopes of relief, as the
wiz nar unsolicited = certificates in possession
5.so ,,nst he adam ted TO the temperament
;dy;dnaI takitg 4 lii and used in such guam
titles as to act gently e ID Tue no"es: :;
,L Los 80 w - The LTVER0 INYIGORATORand
=; Iii cure T.iyerS conn Iaint>, bilious
attacks, dyspep it, chrohic o'd
summer compliant, dySehIeIy' uops's
sour stomach. Ha- DiiuaI 80,
chOI c, cholera mo 5nss chote.a Az 70" =
and NAV = he used successfully as
w !" orJ;n.rv fami,yIs, medicine. It will cure
sick headache, (afts Thousand can tes.ly'l
ia twenty minutes an two or tnIee t 10
pOOufuls are take IA at commencement
vi attack. "a.
All woo use itare giving their testimony III I've
favor. ,
Dix rater IN the moutk ,cith the fnUigordtoT, ana
s,saUop both together. Price dollar per bottle
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CEATRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Clinton, Kinds Co. Miss.

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
Rev. W. Hilman, A. NJ Principal and Professor Of
Mental and Moral Philosophy and Ancient Lam
guages.
Music and Teacher of the German Language.
Mrs. Adelia II HiIlman, Literature, Nathematic
Painting, Drawing, and Embroidery.
Miss. Sarah A. Thompson. English Branches.
Miss. Elisabeth R. Davis, Latin, French, and Eng
lsh Branches.
Miss. Jennie H. JOlls, Assistant in Music an
Teacher of English Branches.
Miss Sarah A. Thompson, Governess.
This Institution offers every facility for the at
tainment Of thorough, systematic and polished
education. Its Courses Of Study are three Primary
Preparatory and Collegiate. To each of these the
thorough discipline and yet be sufficiently extern
ded to meet the wants of all.
None but the most highly educated, and exper.
fenced teachers are employed.
The Musical and Ornamental Departments are
fully organized under experienced Teachers and
are supplied with every appliance necessary for
their successful maintenance.
During the present year, a new and extensive
Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, besides
many Charts and Maps, have been added to the
Means of illustration before possessed by the Inst
tute thatit is now not surpassed in this particu
lar by any similar institution.
The l}osrding House is kept in thorough repair,
and is furnished with neat furniture.
Application should be made carly by those VINO
wish to obtain Board in the Institute.
The next session will commence Monday, October
the Principal. ROBERT kELLS,
President of Board of Trustees.
H. r. BRUMBY, Secretary. Aug Is SIT.
W7E purchase all of our Goods from the FIRST
w class and most reliable houses and offer
tn. m at New Orleans prices. J, 8. SIZER.
Juue29 so
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EXTENSIVE PLBI.IC SALEOF
Y All RT.E tn WIN Int 8


VAL ABLE TOWN LOTS!!
In Meridian, II .stsappi,
ON THE MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
sHNHE Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company have
consented to offer for sale, at public auction, on
Tlesday. the lo.h day of July "ert,
- Over $50 of the must
Desirable and Valuable Lots In Meridian
TRRMs.-One third lash, one-third pa, aole in
IL months, and One-thrd in Is months. Notes to
be given for time instsllments, bearing per cent.
interest.
~. Meridian is located l34 miles from Mobile,
on the Mobile and Ohio X. E., at the junction Of
the Southern Miss the n. Z. and S. W. Ala
bama, and the Ala. and Miss. Rivers Railroads.
location suggestive of prosperity and growth unri-
vailed in the history Of inland towns.
The sale is ordered to meet the pressing demands
Of applicants for Lots, and will take place at Mer
idian on the day above named.
MOBILE, June 7th, 1850.
Piats may be seen in the Railroad Office at Mobile
and at Meridian.
The Mississippian is requested to copy once q
week till sale day, and forward bills to the Audi
tor N & o. r. r. Co., Mobile, Alabama.
lima "a a. 4 Iv Ilrh
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SEWING MACHINES.
H. b. EVANS, Agent.
leice too Doors aboue Spengler's Corner, State
Street,

: A FTER long practical experience, and after
IA fully testing q large variety of sewing ma
chimes now before the public, my convictions have
forced me to adopt the WHEELER h WILSON
Machine as the best for Family, Plantation, and
general use, ever invented. Among the advantages
it possesses over every other Machine, are:
LIST. Elegance and simplicity of construction,
and consequent freedom from arrangement and
need of repairs.
I'd. Durability, ease, rapidity of operation, and
noiseless movement.
Sd. Beauty of stitch, frmness Of seam, and econ
omy of thread.
4th. Applicability to variety of purposes and
materials.
5th. The "Hsmmer," an attachment which no
other Machine has.
9th. 1t will sew from one thousand to fifteen hun
dred stitches in minute, and is equal in dispatch
of work to at least
Twelve Seamstresses.
The machines, in variety Of pattern and style
of finish, from the plainsst to the finest parlor
melodeon attachment, may be seen at my Office
give every purchaser full nstructions-guarantee
the machine, and keep it in order for year,
free of charge, except in case of unfair usage.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
see for themselves.
"a. Machine Needles, thread and silk, kept
constantly on hand and for sale.
Sewing Machines of every description neatly re-
paired at short notice.
July 2, '58-tf HENRY B. EVANS.
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s AN FO r DIS

FAMILY
CAT III A X TT G. p l. y,
Compounded from pure Vegetable ex"
tract, aud put up in glass cases, ar
tight, aud Will keep in any climate.
The Family Catha tic Pill is a gentle but
active C4tnartic whIcn the proprietor has used in
his pacCce more than twenty years
The CONSTANT increased - demand from those VINO
have long sed he pills and the satisfaction
which all express lure gard tn their use, has
induced to Place :. them wi lin reach of ALL
The Profession we'll know that different Ca
thar,ic5 act diforont- portions OF their bowels
The family cathaI- tic pill has, with due
reference this we'll es-l. ts bished fact, been
mpuunded from n var. - iety OF the purest Veg
etAble extracts, which, act alike every part
of the slimentaTy canal q md are good and safe
in all cases where c b hartic is needed, such
arrangements Of the stomach, sleep.
ness, pains in tbr = back and lOin>, cOss
tiVe"es-, pain and Orene>s over The
hole bod rum ud < len cold which frequen-
t4y, If Ne. lse5.d. End ini long course of Fever,
loss of appetit,, a tcre"piHg sensation
OF Id over e. ID d., resIIes' N. s.,
headAc g, " weigh the head, sll in
tiam,uat ~ d >ea>.E l. WORMS in chill
dIem adults. rheu. ma ism, great puT.
IF T Of the blood aud Hanv diseases to which
fesh is heir, tHo uumer Z Us t" mention In this
advertisement Dosea 10 3.
Price three Dimes.
The Liver InVigOratlF AID Family Ca
tiHIt.c lis LGe re- Ahied by Druggists generally,
and sod Wholesale b. the trade in ali the large
towns. ST. ". SANFORD. N. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
335 Broadway, Sew York.
Sold at manufacturers prices by
JNO WRIGHT d CO., New Orleans.
SC"VAL & MEAD, New Orleans.
o. J. WOOD CO. st Louis.
Sold by 6 MoEty, J S Sizer, g A Moore, Agents,
jackson, Miss. March % 60-xly.
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NAsnrllLE. March 18th. 1891

brother Oscar Hamilton, of jackson, Miss, my black
Jack name Peacock HIS pedigree is as follows !:
Sired by Baston, hose dam was by Tippecanoe, he
by Klack hawk, and be by old imported Warren,
and nut of an imr0rtei IeHnett. Boston was sired
by Mohalk, his dam by imported Ulysses; Nohalk
sired by iHpor ed Mammoth, his dam by imported
Dpn Carlos. l hereby warrant the said Jack to
be sound in every respect and as sure foal getter
as any Jack JOSEPH NJ. kOBB.
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PEARL RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
TNHE undersigned offers for sale his plantation
Il situated on the east side Of Pearl River, AZ
miles from Monticello and Westville road.
THIS place contains Eve hundred acres, three
hundred of which are in high state of cultivation
all the land is new and fresh. 1t also has fine
new dwelling house, negro cabins, gin and mill.
stables, &C., embracing all necessary buildings and
conveniences. Terms reasonable.
Sept IL set B. THOMPSON.
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HON. J ! IVES Gu THRi Z, PRESIDENT.
W. =. We mon. ESQ -EcRETAkY.
MEDICAL FACULTY..

HON. JANIS GUTHRIE. President.
W. =. VEDNO\. Esq. -EcRETAsY.
MEDICAL Faculty.
BENJAMIN Il fALAsA, NJ. D., Prof. If Principles
ana +. actIc- ~ Sdrkery.
j. wKEkCk SMITH NJ d., Prof of Medical Chem
is,ry ant Co, meal Pnysiol .gy
RuBsBT J BaEGs INRIDGE, N D., Prof. of Materia
Medic q In SRI peutirs.
IOsHrA FLINT. D., Prof. of Clinical Surgery.
THepDuRE BELL, D., Prof, If Theory and
Practice ui M.d'Jne.
LLkwELLYN Pow-LL N d 3, Prof of Anatomy and
General rhysiil gy.
SAsUEL NJ MISS, N. D., Prof. Of Medical Juris-
prudeure and Sthitsry Science
>. W. YASpELL. NJ D Prot of Clinical Medicine
ard 2 biological Anatomy.
ARCHIE b CuoE. NJ. D Oemonstrator of Anatomy
john L. CRowE NJ. u Assistant Demonstration.
FEES.
Naturalization, SIS %; Lectures, sos co. De-
moDsrrafnTs Si0 %.
30 d Board may be obtained at from 50 to 81
per week
For further information adore
J.W BENSON,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Louisville, Ky, June IL '60-w6w.
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Washington & u ~ ,.a.. /.

Washington T. u ~ B.auA 40. .,...>
AN disposed to sell my valua lie tract oI Land.
Il on SanhoWer Kiver IN Washington CnunIy-
numbers are:-N + u. Section rs, T'Wuship I8.
Range 5, W; all Of Section 80, \ II. Srction 81
and n n, Section 70, all Township lS, Range 4,
west CON, aiming l4i0 acres. lying two miles
east OF the adjoining the original entries of
the Cranes and General Downing. For further
information and terms aoply to the Hon. Madison
McAfee and Hon. II. ID. Haynes, Stass Treasurer 81
the Capitol.
June % '6o-wtf. POwHATAN ELLIS.
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oSCEOLA AND PEACOCK.

HyY cell brated and bne moving
W. stallion . : c oil IA, native 60
raised will stand be ensuing season "
At my residence near L. berry Church nH
Rankin county, miles west of Bran 0SNN
drn AID miles east jackson. He MILK
is probably the ine 81 saddle Sta lion
in the state. CT BIZ old Elastic and out of my
Leviatban Mare, Kate Fisher. Of my fine young
lack, just imported, will give the certificate and
letter that came with him.
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MAN GOD.
HOW LOST, now REST RED.
L,.. p.ll..LnJ =. ~ c.cIod E..oJ...

AN the Nature, Treatment and zEGH
" Radical cure of Spermatorrhoes, k
or Seminal W eskness, Sexual Dsbii- 6aW
ty, Nervousness and Involunt ry Emissions, indu-
cling lmpotency and Mental and Phi ysica; Incapaci-
ty. BIZ ROB- CULvERwRLL, N. D.,
Author of "The Green Book" DC
The world renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of self-abuse may be
effectually removed without medicine an without
dangerous surgical operations, bouges instruments
rings or cordials; pointing out mode of cure at
once certain and efectual, by which every sufferer,
no matter what his condition ms be- ma cure
himself cheaply, privately and radically. This
Lecture will prove boon to thousands and thous-
ands. Sent under seal to any address, post paid
on the receipt of postage stamps by addressing
DIR. Oh. J. C. KLINE, NJ. D., 40 First Avenue.
New York, Post Box 1855.
Anril 10 ,60-sGWly
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SEA COAST PLANTATION FOR SALE
OR RENT.

YWyHE undersigned, controlling two PAGES, ad-
joining each other, on the Bay st. Louis,
Hancock County, Mas, wishes to dispose of one
It contains about 500 acres Of land-200 Of which
are new in cultivation in Cotton (Mexisan) Rice,
Corn, Potatoes, Flinders, Peas, Sc, inspection Of
which IL requested. The buildings are ample and
comfortable-the Orchard, extensive, the water,
EXCELLENT It is distant by land, Il miles from
Pass Christian by water, miles from Shieldsboro,
at both Of which towns. Steamboats, are now daily
landing from New Orleans and Mobile. Any one
desiring health and comfort, with moderate, but
certain remuneration for labor employed and capi-
tai invested, would do well 70 visit this place. and
the neiehborhood, where several other tracts o.
ands, unimproved, can be purchased. Price 4
olace $l0000, on reasonable time; Rent 81 coo per
spnum. Probably the orchard will yield more than
= thousand dollars worth Of fruit, this season.
Address by letter, 81 Shieldeboro, Miss or apply
n the premises 70 +. Il. HIEIEh.
IunaIS ,R0-w2m
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For Sale.

\ HAVE one quarter section of land, lying some
u four miles east from Hasishurst, ION the n. o.
}. q G. N. Iailrpad, which would make very
lesirnus summer retreat On which is q 6ne spring
pure and nevsr-i ling natter; any quantity of
20. q pine timber, and 6ne grass for stock. The
land is tolera BILE tair for cultivation. will take
i've dollars per acre for said land in two payments
| nag ected TO mention that there is fine Mineral
Well within tw1 miles of this place, belonging to
Asssrs Fairchi d., Gallarin, COpiah Co., Miss.
P. S.-More land could be obtained, adjoining,
if wanted. w. n. HALEY.
May 20 '60-3m.
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a CARD.


ssGTRANGE but true" that We met man the
- other day 80 far behind the age as to inquire
whether we were making Life Size Oil Colored
Photographs. For the benefit of all concerned, We
once more most respectfully announce, that, We
ere noB, and have besn for nearly one year (dad
most sncessgfhizy too) making Photographs Of ell
sizes, from miniature to Life Size, and having them
oolored ia Oh By the Fsnest and most successful
Portrais Psinter now in the South, and to the en-
tire sssisfaction Of al who have seen them. We
copy Daugusrsotypss and other valuable pictures
and enlarge thsm 20 any size desired and have
them most beautifully col0red in OIL thus insuring
90 almost living speaking Portrait Of dear dseeas
cd friends, which l. warranted 10 endure for ages.
All who want really FINE Portraits Of themselves,
their ksmilies Or fsnds viii find it mach TO their
Interest," To call at Hawkins 3 Co.'s Gallery Of Fine
Arts, oyer LAngIey's Store. All, and especially
the Ladies and connoisseurs, are Invited to call and
sxamins our Oil CoIored Photoer lphs. Ambro-
types, Mslainotypss, b., &c., al of which We "
MaRA fn--4 >
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s.anlord's Wild Oats Grass seed.

Slanford,s Wild Oats Grass Seed.
m W Henry Steele of New Prospect, Miss, at
W. my request sends me lev bushels If tie
above seed for sale. desire planters in tt is
ton TO have Q trial of them.
have the grass years from the seeding, now
green seed, gathered and being cut afterwards this
season.
His price 81, so per bushel or % per peck.
Address Mr. steele, those VINO are most oonven-
lent to Winston co others enclosing cash tor II
they want, expense will not be much.
Edwards Depot, aug 23-d NJ W. PHILLIPS.