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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
Land fnr Sale.

Land for Sale.
A VERY desirable tract Of land, containing 200
n acres. within two and a half miles of Jackson,
lying ON the Raymond road rs acres in cultivation,
with dwelling house, out-house and orchard. One
half cash, and the other in twelve months with ten
per cent. from date. OBADIAH FATHEREE.
November ., 1860. w4w
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
Pianos.

IN store the celebrated Pianos of Steinway &
IL Sons, Chickering 4 Sons, and the briggs Pat
emit Violin Piano.
Ooct. 20 go. d MOkEI.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14

Celebrated Delane life preserving vests and waists
fer ladies and gentlemen, de-, &c. G8asi
! All of which have in prices and quality ofshea
greatest variety, to suit all those who wish to pur
chaser. For our tailoring department which is
under supervision of the best French Cutter South
We keep alarge and well assorted stock of Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vestings, which are are prepared
8 to make up at the shortest notice in the latest
Broadway or Partisan style.
70 Satisfaction guaranteed in every branch
Of our business.
Anrii 10 z,e0-Iy. ssl 80
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C--s,oI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Crystal ringsInstitute.
"ILL be open for the rseption Of Pupils, the
w LIST. Monday Of 0ctoer. For narticuiars,
address BY. R.nE HiUN,
AUG u ,60-w2m. PIieipal and Proprietor.
Stationef u!
i At, ]. b. M0REY's.
Oct. 5, 1860.
yALUABLEp PLANT frION FOR SALE
II OFFER for sale NV a Some" place, situated,
i in Wilkinson county, liss., about ID N miles
from WoodvilIs and % froi Matches, on the lower
Woodville and Nathez rod, between the Buffalo,
and Homoehitto. Il Is soR u miles from Hutch
ms Landing on the Mississippi Is some four or
i've miles in . direes line from that river; and
whom the Homochiteo is asned twill To within
two miles Of navigation. ilt contains about 1900
ocres of very fine land, Q reat deal of It bottom
land,is pientifully timbeed, and affords ~ fne,
pasture as caai be found infhe country. About 800
acres are now in cuitiyatiin. The improvements
consist OF dwelling house, house, quarter, corn
cribs, stable 10. The negn eorhood is good and
healthy. Possession give lst o. January.
For terms apply to JOHN 8. Holt
Oct rs ,59-s&w II.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14

JUST RECEIVER.
S0A BARRELS Of Corn, 100 biIs Of Rye, 100
OOO bbls of Wheat, 200 bbls Of Oats, CONSTANT
ly on hand by
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
copiah coanty Land for sale--sO.O 900

COplah COantY hhnu TOT SAIe--SOSOUU
Acres.
TNHE above number of acres Of land will be
Il sold at privats sale to suit purchasers. IL
lies on and within seven nilos Of Railroad track,
and convenient to Hazlehurst and Bahala Depots.
It varies in quality from tho best creek bottom
to the common Pine hill. Purchasers may on rea-
sonable terms obtain tracts of any size and quail
ity. For information apply to mo at Gallatin,
Ccpiah county, Miss. SAML REDUS,
= Ian & s5S-tf SIX -yiiS e-ef- = ARent.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14

Those wishing the pillow can obtain 1t at Phillips
kells, who have them on hand at theifmanufac-
tory in jackson, Miss. Price$l0.
The farm right,sor the right to manufacture the
above pillow in, tho counties Of Kinds and Ranll..,
can be purchased by application to
l.. il. SMITH,
Nov 8 80--wl0w. Ciinton, Niss'
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HARWTS, SIIRSOII. PL0WS

TTNBIS is to certify that we have been using
Il Harris Subseil plough for three seasons.
The result of our experience Is, that We would
not be without TIE ploughs in the preparation Of
old clay land in the spring for twice the price Of
the plough. a.. THOS. FORD.
Nov Sd, 1860. j. d. FORD.
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ENRE6H Drugs--are continually aFFiVlng q
~ Qetle 'eA y, 3, MOknt1l
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14

LAND FOR SALE.
EHNHE undersigned will sell ON reasonable forms
a AGO acres OF good Land, suitable for farming
or mill facitiesit being we'll timhered and several
good springs Of never falling water on the place.
and lying half mile east Of the q. N. Railroad
seven miles soath of Ha4lehurst.
Nov~6 80--wSmS. JESSE SPkkR.
PATENT FOLDING SPRING MAT
TRESS.
THE undersigned would respectfully annense 20
: the public that he isnow manufacturing w ellis
Patent Folding Mattress" which Is superior ~ an
lish. durability and style, and FAR surpassos any
other bad in comfort and ease e the person VINO a
/ 80 fortunate as 20 possess one.
The prices. Of this Mattress are very mseera1e'
being Afforded for less money than they can Of pro-
cured in the northern cities; ,,,
He also naaufaetass. Al kinds Is, q pllOws Nat
tresses, &c., &c., 20 order TO snl. me customers.
ovsr the store 81 Capt. Juienns, State street Jack
son, Mississippi. SAAoAA SVVL.
June1 '60--tt. sf
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nRUGS and Medicines, of syery kind, the purest
- and freshest ]. B. MOREY. n
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$4,000 FEET OF LUMBER FOR
WANTED IMMEDIATEs.Y.

WANTED IMMEDIATEhY.
HOST OF PURCHASERS fer complete as
"A sortmeut Of Trunks. Whips, Saddles, Harness.
Brides, Belts Stirfups. Martingales, Wagons,
Carts, Sewing Machines. Fishing Tackle and eyerv
thing in my line to suit the times and the approach
ing Fair.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14

"lED0W SHADES, entirely new and mos
y. beautiful patterns; wall paper, bordering
cornices, 30. ! ]. B. M0REY. Z
, 1860-05-12

u-auempts aro now being ii ade to introduce
tne cotton and coffee plans Into Nex Xsaiand.- :
Eoaeo, berries from Ceylop. and aston sccd
from Ch'na, hare arrived At Auckland. sud M botb 6
are now deposited in the ground II H. Ts;.h ~
yieldiog profitable results. >A0 A'''A -
, 1860-05-12

BU riley d TYRRELL,
No. 4s Lake street,
Ak a:test.oa to It'd: .tockof
CHINA. CROCKERY,
Glass and Silver Plated Ware,
T11LE cETLExHs TEA rR.z1y,
Housekeeping Goods,
E.2ec:.,:y .4.:teato,sa CITY rr.ee-
PoAG, FARMER d co.'s
EXPRESS.
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
Via New York and Eric Railroad.
At CURRENT RAILROAD RATES.
ny &N EAA Or Eaif ~xd ssssa 10 Bss4fe
II Hts e. s,p. s., aa intend
ssset nv io,f, I'd eof''1a' 'reet l'9 ssosd
No. 9 PomeroyH Building, Chicago.
e aas sts4!ss 'R'y as diHs;, 112;s CHASE
4 MEXICAN EXPRESS CON.
"a rAsr-ones corner ot L.ae Ind Dearborn st,sxta
Esen aoa afles LIE date aefsoe MI further noeee u
f.frss v! 2:1!vc an4 t-past Is follows:
ess a:s} "a rs.ad Sfz d'f -
Great centa nd Gscd Tlrss Hoates, Il IN mi :,
Es:: css:
c,a: aa;ss 2foa La.ystts Ies.s; r*ru. Indianapolis,
ex.A!1ss.ay s,!sn E.roal /. Il IN. a=asp@ 81
~ 6es i5a, Sso Ss: 1Ys III assh, sfe
4SS 4ssI i,i.ss and pm Depa1 a: 63l ID.
A!Etvs fso9 Aeaiota LAs, Blse.anztsa o,..bu,zh,
I'd ala ri s:
sst scad va W iasPpi Riva Depart I'll An.
Aaiyea. D!zon Fulton. yeas ca,n ed c.:,. E,f,c.
e.: tnd P9i1fs P9a tcs@a Esst r S
Hss9f;: gz.5 Ii. Rs,.ss I'D an*.e
e s E at:s fs
Madlsoa csat, Sl.s Peis ~ e1isa p9
hague :: q hoad. AL Es!!a!apl KT<f, Il I'D p.a.
$;;: A. E1;s ;.1 z:sSsss sss xslu:s ~ .al
i t.ea y w - s Ss iaasssis s sa x4san p
i:ses a2s Il ss k.a
f:tsx: =. sae s:to r.u- f'-''
s' q ntss nks3shs :s .1s x*1Hel H1ss
t:a toea Bay, PoHaSe C.y, Fr7.a, L. c.u.,o ac4 s.
L. Gscise w. Au; Hesteca. Chicago sa ian; fcni
sa - E.is1ada sale s!aseaako ri Als!ssPp Rsr
0aT Iae e :aa ts9n Y h: asove satiosea ra1ts
frd Atte. L lev = " Asy Ex.
you'd .i-o * H. NJ uEoa Il ~: ssst9s:~rsto
&: ssts; III; 8 @ f !s,sf 4: e is4 Ss;s5 e
sa9s TT sIs sey d q; "a: = e.s ~ :exasxa;
of riosty Or 7urtty- W.s.e tkeduods 20 ostssei vi
r.t aaFt O. ts<u.,s ra:.s y E::sss.: fr - VII
so1xEael u or Axca to lnstc i scu- ~ 9eSutar
k1Frs 70 Be toleeted cI devr:y ct Hoet* Qdrrs In
at our of:s foz HsEoIs to c4 VIZ = xa5s H. sts3cL
to promptly.
N7-s kenss f:es A-x. to1r.x. Goa'a rect.y,d t.,
f,ts feT tlnE Tec71et re dt!:yend 10 3crer-rrs
iay. JAS, Z. FAHGo s-nt
Scp1a QEes Cl.e1xc My ID + is nr.ii xiii
, 1860-05-12

REAT WESTERN RAILWAY
NJ C0MPASYS
EXPRESS F1lEIG TT LINK.
FoT Through Frcgh. ual~,
SeE CeEtrsl Great Wesero sad Ct ctiuz 10
ChIeaso and al tte West 'S~3e ~
1he Rcads 'ornrk til c AID rea:!a route from tha
seaooast and Tic Wat have o:KAai1edA
FAST REIGuT LINE.
Giving nj ct ReatEty and greatly increased nIra..h
u ElskAt-tse mains forming the Lna East and Ke3 run
u tee sac resH1ty .akrE sire connect ozs .: ths
te;Sian1o1 e,eh Rost = Ths- nth Psyerger Irztns.
HateH - low ~ bf naY ether Line. Eectanst{oex
E1pt. = Line, ria .. ". T."
IN New iork. dexer <, ,ds 1t Ena'oa R.rsr Railroad
f4tnKss DtPo u Hc7e7 srevs. At Cana. Street n4put
AtH1. del scf goods Bo4-o2 zad Woc:cs1ar R1Icai
Ocfet aot E1a<f IS aHuTc,
TaEoush nlo. L1ax s.vra aad Ree..saat.ons rad. Il
arr Or the t:omp4ays OEers-
E. I. BEACH, Axsat, =, Lrcacw=-. EewYesk
OILS hlNBALL. A4ea:1 Il Sa.s k.sret, Boston
a. WALL1SGFU1sD, Weatern Agent.
Co,neE iake 74d Dea-b snst. o;pc:a Trcsn7; III r.s
SAAesIo E3hst-6l{r
, 1860-05-12
Is ROKER'S BITTERS. +"

Tor t1aa t:y years h7re sood s.e7r:s1 an3 tn
rtv&:ed -8o7wIs1.TA:,p1zo xuntruus IxI-A4:oxs AND
cars1-sEzzt-ssrt tte's toar aod truly valuable e=a.
Frpct:cs IN all esses & ecu2!.ta.s n7ec:ed with tic
sto:a-h CT Il, Se17ors sse, fit ts.r ss:e.
Eal use.1Ecs mat a-7sca>s t.lr..:t ii Their s-r
ors pe7s:ct appliances. In aseooi3ote with tL- te,I
ns7ss 0: Eed!a. Facas!es In 1uEpre, thsy base $50
here heea poueu2ctd a:t BIZ 1T who tiled
TIM. to he "1HE BEST BlTTEAs 1yEE Intro.
tUcED" ana I. Is ee=t!-uJ felt ,ha. ttey viii naIntala
tier reputation on tae:1 oEn u7:rspa.ssd nse,:t+.
ta'e by E7ose Of tie pr >ers md rrpxst.
a1f wah Iber7! discount 10 the trsds hv ihs Aren't
L. FCEKE JR,
rylt-e:l1.3n Eo.s1Fsrtt crt,t raw Yo,k,
, 1860-05-12
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
L TRIAL EAIt RoAn
~ AlI.t3 DOUBLE rEa0E

TIE apaE:S u this Eead y 0Gw eQual 10 AnY n -
1uEe!.
Threa Throuufr pr.narx
E-t~rrn ,..i.is,r,H - I'll f.;@S. Efu;@HSH .AA@A1"
f-oro.+.+,c 49, +, - ~ q az l1EA3ePaN 90
T1ron.h rns INN, ~ ~ III .s.!o hoa nsk ISon,kh WA
faIahtnr ~ ss1 efsn ann ~ nffSa % Cy nus
snrva*. ~ s1. ~ r. " = Va
Esnrs III E TIs ,,' n ~ Ssaes M
saollr::: Gu s,s ataehs. :. ~ ,r,,n, v,c,,,t,.
H1eeplnx Gsv 70 Ex?ntss and Fat Tfstns te Eror-ss
!uns t-ly, Mall An1 East L'1a sunday. except*a inns
dN!y trains connect dlrxce Tor Now York. E1pscsa ~
Fast Line enl1rrt t1e Iilist.c pFp and r. u Lit ktn
htonfa as.rrEeF provided With Lou zs.1fdkse
fMsat 1sa&-fpee u ~ fonssol tbs Eakiaek1
thns s5a;rs Mat y t9t.e s.1.:y 81 T-ay.lers.
DIR !eai5 lrans between F!lyads!cha md Nev York:
1so is.ily Tam, between Se~ N"rk aaA Dee,oa
t,Ans. ''''1'> " >N8 >1s''
Boat Tkkcta % Bc&cn sccI v!A yorvtsh Fail River
ot ko1inx Lt1.s Rcaon p4axenkeEs trasA4zesl DE a
etarSe through New York
ckets may b. oasaet At aay fthe import mt IaroAd
o? StxSeJS on taa Mae.innt ar htn R1tsrn I'M fr~
Oses Of the Geupaay IN Bvon Gsw Ya1K paxinoTv. q
ETFAxn A,v,v.
Az - 11o. ~. nal nao a:eS ~ 0r&K
.ev rn, -,,,r -. ,s -
AsA so. t!SA1Ei3 VI fIEfSHUnoH+
t9o ~ so ssseto eoaaeciloos Of tha Tenn
THa94 aI7!xEs~ ;n.3S~ 11,rs. msa1ts IaMt1c
OAACE Line 6E1M MEkN THE X48Ts AND TEE
.~e..,.. uhEAE Wk4T.
be1h tsaJ1kr q fe1xc Il trtshs ;sxtser %
, 1860-05-12

~ !ss Lss bes1 appointed sssr*r7l Asen. FIR
ne III &c LfEcs Ia the Nnzf Nest ard u n,et1rcd
tIapsact anJ ba4res1 eonnectd with -Itatr liz Vii rr
X nsn assn ~ = r. s9sF.ts ioI IL. daily efs II
as1tsa y thc termer e Or through Tickets y Kacai
aaa St1sss non Che, e'io ntrssr ty: 1c!sc ard for
Jet er Sc he caly lae Of s:a.c, Ac vii si4o CD
tr.et asd :ekipt re fsei=h.ct every HerrL.a
fsxashs Line e aay u points named .seve Alex IL.
12fs e % ans q tte aE Of ktxs Majors WaGic wao>e
sns .! ssxes UPON the P.n. ssd AnY
latosa p<soaztd ra1wa any s4au5t II neshf
H aa' T. 70 bin .htoash hs ::e:t. wis
hait Of ne Miss ssrp will u resrod uuds,1ae
Assssss CT inquiry promptly a5s~srr! Apply 70 o. ac1tss
r. H. WAEUER AFtnE
70. 50 De ub nm st;te. .Ch.caso. lit.
O.. SAMUEL + ALLEN. ass1:4, ST. Lous, Mo
, 1860-05-12
The 1y%srcr1s E.c},ress.

{0Nned and operated y tlis Conpa1yl will r. ra ortr
tEb NtH lcfk Central Ist rost 10 ulao ami eona.tt
wta the various Raroaas and Abo Lines Of r3ncrr.
Ly Canal.
Tie C15Ia acd Storage -ecnrr-odacrs Ct tse,c s,e,
es hayA besn dt:Cri up with yAw to Il.
and a1'ety q sssenEczs.
Fer raes OF Flsxt and Passee Apply to Tic aesa.ser
, 1860-05-12

1OO uhds., N. o. SUGARS, CoR,
1OO mon 10 ChoIc~, IA stos sd t. san hy
PAR6ua9, f41ktT hANkKTs
u 8%43k Wk&&xtEeG&s
, 1860-05-12
IRA'M TO- No Il Stats street. Hox&oe-
IL L. HOUSTON, ,usuT Freight Il FtusJelnhtA.
-po.. l. !; HsI.lrr. t;tal Ticket Axr Philadelphia.


pTTTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
l. AMI CHICAGO RAILROAD,
Nov peieG and from ChieaEo 10 FNsA4prxh
N4taouteh .nee, connecting with tbs great
PENS6tLYAALAC CENTRAL RAILROAD
70 New 1osk. fhliate7hlz, HaJtinoea Waahsak.n1
ot5 And towns az Ptnnsylv1niA Msv jsr-
sey, Ssw York. Maryland. &c. -
AerrhAo4 BY takIas tAla routs will hAEe lie hAoA&t
4uhe Eastern MARKET II 10 additional ooaf
BasE7ge checked through.
Trains tk1va tic depot coyQe9Qf QAu& Nj Tsa HfTA1
streefs. Wext SIDE, Is fulor4:
sra M-Msr,'aE K1pEess dai'y tsunda5s s1eep:sd.
Connecting II tCfrssEue with Clevesnd and Lats ehot4
Ea!lroadto ncns!fk Daaio E!aLA.a F.s New York anA
Boston And all interior towes ot New England VI Ex
York Csnt1a!2ad New York and Ern KaltToad=,
Also. sonta TO Coi2abua zAnesv.!.A. Esvafk. Mennf
Fsrnoa. te1ee17.1s, Wke<uZ a7d fntuaoftowasoS OH
and Virginia.
River Road u x1el CIhaua, Dayton and C1uennst
Also nth tzans n Lmsf Dayton anil EoeinnAt: 4reCs
FARE As LOW As ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Pseogefs boua1 E4st Will tnd this roYta bo&h pteAa2nt
saa .xssatle pa,..nx through many of shs safxess a
1nest cities In ts E1isEt Statca,
R4:.nE.5s :;.as ;: Ga.s,so o. ~ q tte ro.d, n
and eoaTey bakxnke sro Of chaEE8 TO tho PtAhur md
Cae1<a eH.. setpsi5 caFs AecampanI *seh trim
Tickets for SAFE At all bs principal Ticket Oee7 "a Tho
West End l. the Cu2an! GGee. Of kanso and
DtaItxa ssfs<tA, oppoLts to Revert aouAe II The
QrFot Weat sGe corner Of Cxn1l AuA Van Buas peelA
Ck!el~ko.
, 1860-05-12

Chicago, Milwaukee and Lako Superior Line.
o. The orcnnE Of nnrgsi!on, Two Stea:re:s the LAuY
kLdlN and OS loNAGoS. will be rut on tie lIna b
Ste st. Aaa Caa1 huuji n, t. oreeeh n the spring lie
Lady Esln being ncE en- Lake SupetoF. vii ca ta
be,.sea Ghtako aad eaat Sc Mase. The etavt a4nss
a. T. SPENCER s. Co, dsS.ta.
nhe{l83*m F1ot 1e lA11. tt1eet, CHS: r., II.
, 1860-05-12

! CGat!es SLIP. ..Ntw Yc.f.
. Assof HOUSE. Bro.dEay,
New York
19t Rtyts styrxt.,,Ttov
WE. Holmes. -. l.oclfsisr.
Dunlap 4 Go41li i -. Loekpo,t
9teyeas + f,tue..}
4. Hopf:ns........}
5ohu: OF 4 hotses.
Joha Beiy....-..-..RFsaGe.. {.
keuo4h3 Pier Co., Eccaats.
". Il. Wright 4 "a,
Na4ksrsr.
CsI!caeo.
, 1860-05-12

lFro:a Tic o;aah4 Republican, Ap.ills]
At meeting Of the Territ ral Central Com.
nittee, held in Omaha on the Il h inst, tho fol.
lowing gentlemen we're elected delegates to at-
tend the National Republican Convention, at
Chicago: Nessrs. DrxpT, of Richardson coun-
T.; cRsTEE, TAr1oE aud tR1su, Of Osoe county;
EiLugRt; Of Cass; WEEsrER, MEREDITH aud
ni7cHcoek: of Douglas; PADpock, Of Washing
ton, and WsaSsn, Of Dakota.
.' T. II. ROGERS, Sec.
, 1860-05-12

C. A.; T. t--th-r Ita. s,czf lien r.--
tally or tu b wotl1 nsy b. Ea2ott.d let, u.c Uucd
ststss xithout Iaymtnt q duly, uaier 'ad 10 bs VIII
6sawn md ~Ipa;ed alter tie rid railroad o3 shall 71;s
lssa s sEy T. hereby aisor:zed I'd tefd 70 ct
the ve1e esat.tt ftd. nod 10 IT, ntty eIar
...E "a Weight e Al hne !np: ra:. .saen III wills
LrINE ID exported EictGg A3 liz tug lie tvnp4s j, Il
70 tbs t.ne Fot Of uts uhtfs all
20 lin Ill bcns 10 p:Eod Of f:re &! rn NOR: sam
! t-a.4its zom 1Ae Ia:s of impo5tEiuu.
, 1860-05-12

IHADBOURNE & WETHERBE
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
at South Water street,
Gre hes personal attention ths pu.eh7se and xs,s os
ufaln f1our AID other prodaes, eomniszlon L,ser
Allowances On property.
4. 8. 1AopoE1I1. fAolq elIssul azur-.r
, 1860-05-12

100. Pockets Q. G. JAVA, COZ
F1KsoSs, f1TE1S HArEEr.
ELrgth Ns3svsrrr&
, 1860-06-20


Bot now that the empire :ot Tho Joung King
Bomba Il really threatened with Revolution
nov that tho King SEES: himself ii Danger Of
losing his throne-he has thought: Of : nav
su6jects.<' He bomba1ds fhe city Of Palermo,
dsstsoya :the houses; and kills the ~uuarmed
ci1tEena. 1twas not thus that the ancient kings
withdrew Themselves from the coming storm.
The grsat Sardsnspslus, for example; threw
eelt to BE- poigntrded By sl4ve; and Helio9a.
balus threw himself out Of q window. The
modern Ffancis viii hardly resort to any s1ch
ultra remedy for hts wounded pride. Hes or
ders his: atter sgo, the famous Gen. Lama, to
burn and destroy bis rehellipns spbjects, and
he:then goes to work packing bis trunks for a
yoysga to Gaeta- After which he calls bis Cahi.
net together, and bis Cabinet refuses to obey,
and resigns. We expect soon to zee within tie
crowned royalty-this worthless remnant Of
decAyed Bourbonism. "'
, 1860-06-20

#eDitt1tes, St.
{>IIE GREATEST WONDER OF
= THE NINETKENTH CENTURY.
H.of. Woods Hair Restorative.

ayA the 81 Loa:a. No., Democrat: Below - publish
y Pf weoa g S ~ y IL so% ns y
d. III, toae. Such evtaonee mus hare IT. elect when
coune IRON reao:s eeoIoe esrtas..e. .5s Esas ~
cry sroE thu presa: IN ,err
Professor o. j. Wood dataasts t=s as H.ssax y ~ 4,
s.t+ntea called na,ts elnce to thE hi3lly bencac
snst. q yHat asresorsye q, ladaes1 % make % r.
shar.:ir. ;;oat months hnee procured eose of
haxs nee p7o fes saotha1 bottle, o! which have u.et
~aitx haf hss ct.iy Disappeared, to my head and
nj ny .s aas ,t1sd II n* W. s911 I tna IT,
bs of ntty has Used II ht aaot shtct
s 70 ysn ii Zee ~, s
pa dlrretote, not have ocea1son 10 contradict ~
, q ~ Ss51 Ell d Sss;v ns
t. .soss. ss ~ ~isa % ny nse 3es1 ssivise
nysaf. Ian truly yorts Z. Q. RAYMOND
voupn HAIR atRs4555E1qll33Ea. R:t55Esa1ll f. - 's's.
erofe,em Food--Deas Sir; Having laa the nlsfos!nne
lose lie hes portion q ny ha from tht s1tets Of ,hs
ss9. 1s. e. e nd found to
q, SrxH2 e = d5HfSs s
Tas hs;st S;ne. IT, :, p
= ss.aeas r. s1seF as oY sSai aaaFnee ~. nni
Vn,saily hel5ved. ~ =, ~ q Is SHs.
p,ooessr Wocd--Dsa, BIZ: Having made irai Of !oaI
Eli tdexs7e+ gives ne peasure 10 ~ '1as u eset
sne.oq9' 9'on s edhood I'D ass .o reaord NV ID
Tn;sh ~ hecoin1 grey, ,oEa eaor lhase Vs.
s tPS 1858 5!y 60, : Hs4ss &.
hs fsss &; Los 4aa .aa s. :.
n4;sa;ss r. Attne nd Fsne1 i,oods 1'salera. no
, 1860-06-20

~. n; of .hs ssy x, q cass.So nps -
o. ~ p %sFs
IL G:ss9ss q |
hasnex aad te Of III ptoul.sory notes mss and e
~ "a aaa . 'hs ore1 IT III Iseais
:; =. Xtns ;s sf A. IL whsn sn "a a,4ss
n = so
-, ri. .na spe q u sa "a notes !.
d. pro:tiax Il "a aons,xe ~ !? sult should =
s tas " af a
and payabe The .hoe o tho p1ns'p isum .eeued ey ns
III e. P:'se s .a s q :s FL
ha1 sht s.a moss.s might b fores'ossd to
% e n.y.
:Sf Is :
os g. :es i @
The hlxhst bidder fz the time uentoued IN al
: i ssss sat E csua so ssss =
No. ds.at ks.!ax hsen n.!: The payment
pArE Of the principal SUM secured to be paid BY TIE sad
I'D si1 Hoo g. m -.
Of ths rad notes and oEtkaxs Nctet n hessbv
ssiaesa II .aa On % Weda-.as 's+ .ak dsy of june 'ss
II cs H. s u 81
tai~ Of nnoa ll Il rnol'o suction. to the htshe.t bid
T. K ee "irs
pos q Ind .sn,s y ~ es aa'y ct ceca I s," a ri.
q hatf =, Of Lot. mi four ~ In sck r, OF
Lots th4ee g. four IN Bloch t.o ~ and at Lot oue
quarter Of ~ecton tAlr f"ur t.4} aud set ,nsl y a
+ vesp M ' 'n,ty ntns ~: n"h q K.n:s
one nnds:dea fourth ", pr Of ~, gs1t nf he sop;h;
Ia Towrshp h.rty. a. OF RAnee fourteen {ls
e.U Of the fhht Principal AeF dian onurdtd aud
~ foowA; tomkncnE the west ine Of ths 70 Nhsaf
fractional qun.rr stetlnn A1r-'a~t. nHe tnrrr anl
hi, sl7H fset s,Aih Of The cen.ss u
tho aid SeetIcn And f.u thtnce scuth on tha
4ad hundred .at ferry ucr tt+< .set and
.vea nd one haf tsehss aenes - psI.lle ~
The north the nf the nd actnA quarter ~ e4'on a'
ahoss ot aks N!ch.xan aenea notaesiv OF md sloa,
the ahor~ Of tho Lake pc!nt nlos huudrs1 ans
sxveeen and hsf ts7x feet s'uth o. to north 1t
Of th< sala naetonl quarter Section; and III Nee wes
raarl with the aAId north line to The pacA at bsGnnl7x
containing sour ar subject, however To- III.
right Of wav stnp Of tho sat land two hand7es
10 width. hersto granted dccEt3 10 tnA lnn
Central K.''To y! C:npaa. oy ~ Cook County reo
neCsMey her heirs and ss'x xas IN aid p'cmises fol
the purposes In ezld mnrfg.9s msntlnntd.
| HpR Alto q. LOOIlS. AertesErA
WV A. Fur1Ex, atty. mrs. cS&t.
, 1860-06-20

New Colony OF Heformefs.

The San Francisco 7snts publishes the fol-
lowing account Of the voyage Of number of
reformers or Free Lovers from San Francisco
in search Of place to colonize in. the Stase Of
Honduras. They purchased = schooner aud en-.
gsged crew, who, upou their return, to San
Francisco, gave these particulars to the report.
er Of the Tina. tits sad record Of, the folly
and crime to which faDaticism has driven 10
many veal: minded people in the .Unlted
States: =.
"Tho schooner Santiago, which had been
purchased and fitted out bJ the Free Lovers, or
rather bs Nj. Lewelliag, the chief man among
them. left San Francisco on or, about the 6th
Of October Lat, having on board, besides the
women and six or ssven children, who were in.
tended to be the pioneers Of q colony Of the
Uarmouial Brotherhood in tho state OF Hondu-
rax~ VI, .-... .
"The passengers durin the voyage had their
separate roons, but spent much Of their time
together discussing Spiritualsn, and IN ism
which the. called harmonious diet In 4hase
discussions the women played = principal p1rt
particularly one whd dressed In the extreme ol
tie BIoomer fashion -Mra~ +. also DR.. T., The
fit husband Of Bloomer wife.
"The culonists proceeded TO Tiger island
their general rendezvous in the Gulf Of Fones
ca. Thence they made excursions to all ths
islands iu the neighborhood, for the purpose @
;suit themselves except On the rain land. at ,
point on the Como River. about sixty miles il
tho interior. They had boasted that their die
would preserve them from sickness; but befor
the vessel left On her return nearly all Ia bee,
aick, and <here Was very great danger Of th
fsw who remained being exterminated By tb
/ fever Of the country" - -
, 1860-06-20
KEPYRLa0AN CAMPAIGN SONG,



Am-.unes Sans Farm" !; ~
of az the mighty naoas IL ths Eat OF ntbe Wsa,
Curious Yankee nation ia the ste.ie md the ls
VIC viii 60 for Abraham 1'neo.p hess and 7e3where-
CnoErs-
Tome along ding th.s soue, sing It every day.
For ve hive iand tnouxh, go Tile 10 afarm,
For Lincoln u tie Pfa.ideat to gre Z. u fasm- .
Now tll~ people wait hOmessaa ia Uncie e.s d,nasn
Ths % Demssade I se1a,e 1hea aensed lie peopies S!l
Cens along -dpg ths song, DC
Tie South they 70 for cnba 10 mas the nation bigger
Aad whse s's get the snd ihsy VII I've + to ntEzez
We not sassJ here but We let your negroe.
Come along stax THU sorE. 3c-
will tel you what going to Co In tho coming
We Will model atter chra It d build great biz w.:
We I'LL hare it maze Of timber, tonga It ae1tr fa
So tie darker can't Eet ovcs H. aud 1luco spta the rails
Come alorg-sIng thls sorE. tc.
We the great SoupdAion tbe work has begun,
The tea 70 tound and hssds Ire locIing On,
So wait ill neat November, 10 vii put the nde1l o.
Come a.ooE-anEt this eonx; &c.
% Apa ts ~hss The ssss + maas It m b
Ard you r. en- The other side and love The resro krln
Why then IL does an,szng well to keep lie nj 80 Ii.
Come slnnk. sing lhls song. DC: ! : <: =.
Lincoln goes for union, md union fer the ftee.
lie makes his laA Of thinker from The ira Nbettr
e y Low about to t'nlsh-shat vas lon9 aao tegun;
ly Tic fate,s IT s couary by the great Washington
Come along. strk this song, 4r-
Land for the land CO. AID the negroes for the Bou;
3heeln w t. p.se.!ds. e. ycns better h2 mouth.
You eanot fpne Ii IN u the Dred Scott dseision.
CONT 4l0pK-sine this sol,g Ht Z;