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FEuAT Professor Woods Hair Restorative viii
Z preserve infallibly the growth and color Of the
hair If used two or three times week to any i'm
aginable age. Perfectly restore the gray, cover
the bald with natures ornament, the hair
make it more soft and beautiful than any OIL and
preserve the scalp free from all disease TO the great
est age. Statesmen, Judges, Attorneys, Doctors,
Clergynen, all over the world, bear testimony that
we do not say too much in its favor. Read the fol
lowing
Hickory GROVE, St. Charles Co, Mo-, Nov 10, 1857.
Prof o. j. Wopd-Dear Sir Some time last
suwmer we were induced to some of your Hair
Restorative, and its effects were so wonderful, we
feel it our duty to you and the afflicted, ta report.
Our little sons head for some time had been per-
fectly covered with Sores and some called it seald
head. The hairalmost entiEely came off in conse-
quence, when a friend, seeing his suferings ad-
yised US to use your Restorative, we did so with
little hope of success, but to surprise, very
few applications removed the disease entirely, and
a new aud luxuriant crop of hair started out,
and we can new say that our boy has as healthy
scalp and as luxuIiant crop of hair as any other
child. We can, therefore, and do hereby, recon-
mend your Restorative, rs perfect remedy for all
diseascssof the scalp and hair. We are yours, &c.
GEO. w. HIGGINB0THAM,
SARAH A HIGGINBOTHAM.
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FOR SALE.
IVEN
II OEEER for Sale the rIace on which | nnw re-


Z OFFER for Sale, the place which l now re
Il side, lying in and adjoining the City of aokson,
in the North East, and about 500 acres. This land
comes within 400 yards Of the Capitol, and enbra-
ces about 3J acres, within the limit of the City,
the balance is immediately adjoining, and in one
continuous body. he residence is en- a beautiful
emnenee embosmed in woods, one hundred feet
higher than the ground on which the Capital stands
and is aboat z of m lie distant from it, over
looking the whole Of the surrounding country. The
improvements embrace all that is needed for com
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
so to so bushels of to the acre, there wood
land pasture, of unrivalled fertility. The balance
of the tract is very heavily nbered and very rich,
the most Of ii is rich alluvial, black bottom land,
and the finest kind for cultivation. This is the
most healthy and desirable place in all the country
No family on the continent has enjoyed better
hea tn than ours, during the time have lived on
it, upwards Of 20 years.
This place is free from ATTACKS Of the yellow fer
yer, the family and number of inmates having
resided here during each epidemic, and one eve
had it. This is owing to the peculiar location Of
the place.
Jackson will be as the Rail Roads, lead
ing to it completed the very focus Of the South
and as place of residence no place will surpass it,
Jan 10 '60-w IT, E. MOODY.
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p. M0REY will remove, early in February,
- 1850 to Ellis Corner, No l, Cheapside whore he
will offer, on the best Of t0rms. his large ard
tinually increasing stok Of Drugs, Paints, Books,
Stationery, Painos, Watches, Jewery and Var
ieties.
NOTIoE.-We rely upon all our prompt raging
customers settling their maturet accounts aud
notes as early in Jauuary possible, and cordially
invite them 10 favor Us with larger bills for 1860.
]. II. M0REY, Jacksnn, Miss.
Desc SO JIG. M0BEY d BRO, Canton
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Copiah County Land for sale--ao,oOo

FENHE sbeve number ef -4s-es of land will ha
Il sold at private sale to suit purchasers. 1t
lies on and within seven miles of Railroad track,
and convenient to Hazlehurst and Bahala Depots.
It varies in quality from the 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 me at Galiatin,
Copiah county, Miss. SAM'L REDUS,
T.,
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New York Gossip for Ladies.

Fashion, for the nonee, is quiescent, appa-
rently; yet grumblings not loud but deep agi-
tate the heart-nay, the very souls of much
abused woman. In fact, the approaching ir-
repressible, inevitable revolution in the mode
of Dress has the effect of turning all woman
kind into miniature volcanoes. Can you i'm
agine messieurs, an animated inverted pyra-
mid !? Can you dissolve, like the baseless fab
ric of vision, the memory of woman,
"Grace in every movement,
Heaven in her eye,-
as she was, and conjure woman as she is, the
inverted pyramid? Can you discover grace
in those limp, skinny garments? Can you
find heaven in those eyes hidden in the cayer-
nous depths of those hideous bonnets? Do
YOU wonder at the weeping, wailing and gnash-
inc of teeth? Do you wonder at the pouting
of red lips. the corrugation Of snowy brows,
and the angry flush of rosy cheeks henceforth
to be overshadowed by the coal scuttie bon
net? Gored shirts, too, are coming IN loom
ing up from horrible perspective. The dis
solution of the Union is absolutely nothing
to be compared to this raid upon our beloved
hoops, our darling little bonnets. Have we
not proved our alteration of the latter IN suf-
fering for their dear sakes neuralgia, tic-dolo-
reaux, and rheumatism; frozen ears and noses;
sun-burnt cheeks and brows; become round
shouldered and hump-backed, exposed our
profiles, good or bad? Bot my feelings over
power me; can no longer proceed with this
touching topic. Large bonnets, seriously
speaking, are no fable, no fancied evil; their
advent is sure and certain, and your cores
pendent has the profound modification of
confessing and admitting the fact Of possessing
onei Accuse me if you will, mes ansts, of
Inconsistency, and what not, plead guilty.
Some few forlorn dowagers and demoiseles
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SEWING MACHINES.

:. -N.Ft''
C59ce t,eo Doors ubore HfeRy'er'- Corner, STATE
Street,
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~ ~ Eo1DC ETIToTT

SURGEON DENTIST, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
rs permanently established, and will warrant his
L work, in finish and durability, equal to any in
the~South.
Office in Graves Block, Main street. mp stairs
Refers to Col John ID. Elliott, Jackson, and to
Messrs Green Brother, St Louis, No.
Dec 30 '5g-tf.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

MFRS. E. VIRDEN would inform her friends and
4tA patrons that she has just returned from New
York, With large assortment of French Millinery
Goods, of the latest and most approved styles, to
hiDH their attention is respeet fully called.
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RT1Minelal Point. Wis, has population
of $500, snd has e37 baiidiurs az wb;cb
more than one-haf are substantial structures
Of stone or brick.
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PRINTERS INA.

VIZ attention of Printers is called to a stock OF
= News lnk, twenty five pounds in keg, which
VIII sell at > cents per pound Not less than
keg VIII be sGa and no one need order without for
warding the al. A. N. KIMBBALL,
July '59-tf. Mississippian Office.
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A YOUNG LADY who has had charge Of an
N Academy for two years, desires a situation as
aTEACHER, in a school or private family. Course
of instruction the higher English branches, French,
Music, and some Of the Ornamental branches. Best
reference can be given.
Address Miss B. B., Box II, Jackson, Miss, sta
ting terms proposed. Sept Is '5g-H.
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SITUATION WANTED.

n SUUTHEEN LADY, OF o certaln age, and
IN experience, is DESTROYS of making engage
ment in private family, as Teacher, an assistant
in a school, companion to Lady in the country.
Emoluments not so much considered, as good
and permanent home Apply to the Editor of this
Paper. Highest references given, and required.
Ian % '60-tf
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k1EhsoNS wishing to buy, sell, or paying i"Ae0
Il on lands in this State, can have the same at
tended to by application "a tbs undersigned. keier
to acquaintances throughont-the State.
JOHN II. ECHOLS,
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lower prices than Gu be purchased at any other
establishment
WAGONS Of all Rzes and patterns, for horses or
oxen; CANE CARS and WAGONS OF the latest
Improvement; CANS and DRAWS, fer city and
plantation use !; nNRER and OK WHEELS:
spring fkoDuCE WAGONS; WHEELBAR20W
etc' In short, all e different articles in the line
in extensive varlsty Purchasers will find it to
their interest to caaand examine before purchasing
elsewhere, DAVID G. WILSON,
Orders received and executed with dispatch
May Bird '59--1x
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OctI9. IS5S-tf xy IUeurS
Stanford's wild Oats Gras. S..1

SlanIofa's Wild Oats Grass Seed.
M w. Henry Steele of New ProsDs., NJ.
1sA' my request sends me few bushes n IN
above seed for sale. desire planters h this -.
tion to have trial Of them. ~ ~is sse-
have tue grass years from the seedinr. now
green seed, gathered an being emit .ss.-, NV ny,
season. @IuS enis
Ills price $3.50 per bushel or 81 per peck.
Address Mr.. Steele, those who are r,css o.,v.,
i i 70 winston co Others enclosing cash for n
they want, expense will not be much' A iO1
Edwards Depot, aug 23-t. NV PHIL
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FOR SIZE.

Valuable Property Tor sale.
A HOUSE and Lot, in this city. great bar
n gain will be given, call on
Feb % '60-tf. T. z. OWEN.
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DUDLEY, UNDERTAKEN,
JACKSON, MISS.
CRANES PATENT


N1ssA q y
49, - Il ST Il s.
NJ E ALIC B U R A L C A K r.
HAVING become the exclusive agent for the
Il Il sale Of the above beautiful and popular
"Casket in the countiesof Kinds and Rankin, and
having greatly increased my facilities in the above
business, am prepared to fill, promptly, all orders
in City and country in the very best possible
style. There is nothing in use so entirely chaste,
appropriate, and withal so convenient the
"Casket."
IL AttsA1 "a fAA-zA1s In -S-y-PArt -of HiadO
and Rankin Counties.
Terms Cash or city acceptance.
CHARLES DUDLEY, Agent.
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1EF HUNDRED THOUSAND CURES
AKIN NOT A SINGLE FAILUREI
GREEN'S CARMINATIvE SYRUP

GREEN'S CARMINATIVE SYRUP
OR
DIARRHLEA MIXTURE
A Speedy, Safe and EHectuAl Remedy for Diarrhaa
Dysentery, CholeFs, Infantum, or Summer Com
,'Iaipts Of Children, Cholera MOrbus, or any
and all Irregularities Of the Bowels.
THOUSANDS of certificates might be obtained
l. attesting the value Of the above remedies, but
in this vicinity they are too well known, TO need
recon pneudation Determined to keey up the re-
imitation Of medicines so deservedly popular, We
peepare them from pure ingredients, only, and with
the utmost care, and skill.
Learning thatmany persons in the habit OF using
these remedies had been unable to obtain new sup
plies, we would state. they may at al times be OBJ
tained at the Drugstore of DIR. j. s. SlZER, who
our agent for them in this city.
For sale by druggists throughout TIE state.
Dir. J. 5. SIZER, Agent, jackson Miss.
Letters from the trade should be address to the
proprietors, Cassell & Baughn, Canton, Miss.
May IL Sly.
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Mrs. o,suLLIyAN.

ENT0ULD cali the attention of tho Ladies and
w the public generally that she is now open
ing an elegant assortment OF French mienery, con-
ssting in part Of Bonnets, Ribbons, Rouches, Flow
ers aud Mantillas. Also, good supply Of Hoop
skirts, all Of which she is determined to sell at
very reasonablepriees.
March Is, '59--1y
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NEW COTTON E1c-o.v

= O4N = ACIOHK
AT JACKSON.
Inc Pearl River Cotton MiIls
4 LOWELLS. ~ no" making
C0 COTTON ST1ARNs, Nos. s e,7,s Q and To-
S0TT0N RopF ny THREAD, for plantation use.
"oIlVN hUp6, for plow lines, &e., and
WOOL cARDED ROLLS.
or Wool. y 'Alser ior Ootten
Wool Harding done in the very best manp.r.
;n4ss SAMUEL POOL,
Superintendent.
ADS AND CARRIAGES, for children 1kiS d71
laug 10Y LB. MORRY.
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FSNlE place formerly owned by Dr.. b. .. " iiisms
Il within miles of Clinton, noted for health
and in reach Of the finest schools in ths State,
male and female, well wateced, with or It0 acres
of good creek bottom, for sale, low, very low as
am determined to break up farming. There are
a new cora crib, fine dwelling house &c. Nearly
200G bushels and fodder also males aud horses
brood mares, cattle, sheep and hogs. The land
will be sold cheap and accommodating terms.
Mr.. Tier, the OverseeF on the place, will show
the land to any wishing to purchase, aPpli-
cations can he made to the subscriber at Clinton,
Kinds Co. Miss. GEO. STOKES.
Nov '59-tf.
Eagle of the South, American Citizen, Canton
rnhl ish TIL fnrhid
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z HOPE those of my prompt paying customers,
L who have delayed settling their matured sc-
counts and notes. will call for this purpose, before
March 1st- and also greatly enlarge their 1860
bills. (feb 2l) ]. B. MoREY.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
TsNIE undersigned offers for sale hsae residence
Z in the city Of Jackson situated on State street
opposite the residence of Col. G. s. Tarpley.
l.. V. DIXON.
Apply to II. 0. Dixon or E. P. Russell.
oct 10 IS IF
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SINGER'S IMPROVED
- S WIN G NJ A
CHIMES, unrivalled for
Manufacturing, Pla n ia
ton and Family use.
SL0AT'S ELLIPTIC
SEWING MACHINES, q
great and decided i'm
provement on Wheeler II
Wilson's. Doing away
with the necessity Of leath
or "pads" which tangIe i
$50 4bn ,bnhad and
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FOR
CHILDREN
TEETIIING.

who has child suffering from any Of the foregoing
complaintsdo not let your pref udices, the pre-
JUDGES of others, stand between your suffering
tely sure-to follow the use of this medicine, if
timely used. Full directions for using will
company cath bottle. None genuine unless the
fac-simile Of CURTIS & PERKINS, New York,
is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
PRINCIPAL Office, No. 10 Cedar Street, N. Y. Price
only % cents per bottle. Jan 20 '5o-s&w 1y.
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valuable Improved Property Under IN.
celltnt CultIvatIOn. in BiLnxI. I.sissippi


ceilent Cult,yatlou, in Biloxi, mississippi
known as the Residence of DR.. A. Ryrenheldt,
offering hne opportunity TO purchase residence
suitable Tor large family, or FOR a Boarding
IsY Julian Neville, Auetioneer-Oaiee No. IL
- Commercial Pace--Wll be sold at public
auction, in the eiry Of New Orleans, on Thursday,
March 8, 1850, at II o'clock NJ, OF the ST. Charles
Exchange
All that Land, sitas.teI ih-Ls IOWA Of Biloxi,
Harrison county, Mississippi. bounded on the east
by the property belonging 10 II. L. Lousdale, Esq
the west by the property belonging to f. Cook,
Esq south by the Calf ef Mexico, ald running
north, between parallel lines, to or near the blck
Bay of Biloxi, having iroi on the Gulf of about
one and three quarters aT9cDts, and depth Of
forty arpepts, more less; with all the impro We
ments, consisting Of a hardsomc dwelling house,
with eight rooms, large hail, galleries. cellar bath
rooms with force pump attached and shower ba th
Also, two other buildings, enc Confirming seven
rooms and the other three ro0ls and three binets
attached to the grounds there are Kitchens stable
c4rri4ge-house and servants rooms there is also
in the cellar of the main building Il neVer-faiing
spring, OF the purest water IN the South. In ad-
dition to the above there is large bath-hou>e and
douche both with forcing pJmps the latter one
intended for horse powerful in good order for use.
The garden and orchard IS tastetuly laid out,
and planted with the rarest flowers and fruit trees,
comprising large number 81 peach, plum, g or
ange, shaddock, lemon and other trees full bear
ing; together with many large grape vines, Of var
ious kinds.
The place is well shaded By fire live oaks cadars
nagnoliss and other tree; there are several pure
springs OF water on the place, rendering it one Of
the most desirable retreats the Geast.
The grounds and buildings are in the charge Of q
gardener, who Will show the premises to parties
wishing to visit them.
Altogether this is one of the few opportunities
offered parties wishing to secaro healthy. con
geHient and airy retreat for the summer months
The sale will take place positively as advertised,
TERMs.--0ne third casa balance in one and two
years Tor satisfactory paper bearing interest at
Act of sale before X, Brennan, commissioner tuT
the State IF Mississippi, al the expense Of the uF-
o e. II
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
4. MARSH DENMAN < CO.,

Car1er Cnr0n0clet aud GfdticF NFrecf, HHtoI, s.
and S. Common Street, Ne,e Orleans.
-e=.s = KEEP con:anty on hand an assort-
4 ment If CARRIAGES of every
~ ~ description, from their own mama
factory, aud from the best manufactures 10 the
United States, which they Offer for saieio~ for
cash or city acceptances.
They have engaged the services Of w. D. NJ.
Ioingsw orth, formerly OF the firm Of Messr8. +. L.
BOuer b Co. Yazuo City, as Salesman.
!uIy2S '5S-ly
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OUR Skek of White Lead and Colors have ar
~ rivedand will be sold Mt tho lowest prices.
Oet 9s * j. r. MOREY
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X The Hon. d. W. Voorhees, of Indiana
has received and accepted an invitation to de-
liver the annual address beGor the ls.r'erstty
OF Yrgina sss....lassEausanert exercises
Of thss.s4nstitution.
fss'' u The London correspondent Of the
Birmingham Post says: "Kossuth has disap-
peared suddenly from among his friends, and
there can be little donbt has gone to Hungary
with revolutionary designs.
c. 1t Is said that out of German popu-
laton Of fifty thousand in the State of Wis
consin, there is not an individual from the
Faderiand confined in the penitentiary of the
State.
o. 4 project is on foot for building in
Paris, twelve large palaces for the twelve Mar
shas Of France, on the Avenue de Segur, near
the Inyalidcs., The question Of the manner
of paying for them, however has not tcen
as yet settled.
o. A Phrenologist has been examining
Queen Victoria's head, and says that he finds
the bump Of adhesiyeness was sadly deficient,
if it existed there at all In justice, however,
to tins gentleman, we must say that the
Queens head under examination was postage
stamp,
OF They arc experimenting on grapes
with great success in northern Louisiana by
grating the best varities from Europe upon
the wild grape vines which grow luxuriantly
in that region, and some grapes have been
produced that cannot be excited in Europe
EF A Cashier and bookceper in Charles
ton house has absconded after having en-
bezzled $4,000 to $1,000, which, it is alleged,
he sqnandered on wanton who feigned an
elopement with him, went as far as Branch
field and then eluded her victim by taking a
return train to the city.
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.-IIousekeep-
ers will be glad to learn that the mshaps to
furniture, picture frames, crockery, etc, so
prevalent about May day, can hereafter be
relnedied at trifling expense, by using Spal-
ding Prepared Glue This glue is put up in
a convenient bottle and is chemically held in
solution, retaining all the desirable qualities of
well-preparcd cabinet-maker's glue, and is
used cold. A small brush accompanies each
bottle, the whole costing but TWENTY-FIVE
cents, and furnishing an ever-ready and eff
Gent means for repairing all kinds of broken
household wares. 1t will be found exceed.
ingly convenient for cone and shell-work.
piano-turneIs, and for all purposes requiring
strong mucilage. No housekeeper can afford
to be without il. -Christtaa IpteItiqence,.
MJg York, JUN Il, 1859.
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NATURALIZATION FOR SALE

Z OFFER for sale my "Ai!tItle'' rIacs, sItuaT I'D,
4 in Wilkinson county, Miss, about 1871 miles
from WoodgiIIe and q from Matches, the lower
Weodvile and Nathez road, between the Buffalo
and IIom ehtto. l. Is some u miles from Hatch
ms Landing the Mississippi is some four CT
i've miles in d direct line ffeIa that river; aEd
waen the floln5chittn is opened it viii lie within
two miles IF navigation. 1t contains aUout 1900
ceres Of very fine land = great deal Of il bottom
land: is pleatifallY tjMbsrei. and affords as fae
pasture a. eau be found in the country. About 500
acres are now in cultivation. The in rpy,ments
consist of dwelling house, Clubhouse quarters
cribs, stable &C. The neishboEhocd is good and
healthy. Possession given list % January.
For terms apply to JOHN :. HOLT.
Oct % 'Jg-sNw IT,
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Pine Grove Water Cure and HygIeRic

TIht VFOVb WuIer Cure and HyRleRlC
Institute.
A LARGE andcommodous Water Cure In6rmary
"A has been opened at Raymond, for the recep-
ton and treatment Of acute and every variety of
chronic diseases The location is delightful one,
in beautiful grove, high, airy and healthy, one
mile from the Court House, where it is at all times
quiet and free from dust. Especial attention given
TO the management of every variety offemaie af-
ections. For particulars apply for our circular
or address j. g. WISE M D.
August T. '57-tf Ravmond Miss
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NATCHEZ.

LIZ 4, 0 u.
Had not the Holy Bible some other verses
than these bitter onesi We are all sinners;
but why should this man be held up, thus as
sinner more than all
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F N e r = ! I 6I TH r f ,

louCcesSOrs OF w. d u. d. Neagle.
HAVE associated themselves in co partnership in
IL New Orleans, and would take this method Of
informing their friends and the public generally
that they viii continue to keep constantly on hand
a large and assorted stock of
FURNITURE,
At the Old and Well-known Stand,
Nos. 50, 50 and 81 Royal Street,
ENTRANcE-No. 81.
MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, FINE LOOKING-GLAss.
And every Description Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Comprising
Rosewood Walnut and Mahogany Chairs and Cham
Der Sets, in great variety.
Springfield Bottoms,
REFRIGERAT0RS, ICE-B0X, etc., eto.
Goods packed and shipped with the greatest care.
NEAGLE 4 CARPENTER.
WIN. NKAGLE, New Orleans.
J. &. CARPENTER Late Of jackson Miss.
p. S. The senior partner will spend the greater
portien of the year in New York, and the Eastern
market and make weekly shipments, giving the
house peculiar advantages.
Nav 81 '55-tf.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MY ACCOUNTS FOR 1859 ARE now READY
AND | HOPE THOSE WHO HAVE NOT PAID
WILL COME FORWARD,
AND SETTLE AT 4 " EARLY DA y
feb ED-tf c. A MOORE.