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SEA COAST PLANTATION FOR SALE
on

THNHE undersigned, controlling two places ad-
l. joining each other, on the Bay st. Louis,
1t contains about 500 acres Of iand-20O of which
now in cultivation in Cotton, Mexican Rice
Germ, Potatoes, Finders, Peas, &c, inspection of
which is reque7ted The buildings are ample and
comfortable-the Orchard, extensive, the water is
excellent. 1t is distant by land, Il miles fror
Pass Christian, by water, miles from Shieldsboro
at both of which towns, Ste zmboats are now daily
landing from New Orleans and Mobile. ANY one
desiring health and comfort, with moderate, but
cersain remuneration for labor employed and capi-
tau invested, would do well 70 visit this place. and
the neighborhood, where several other tracts Of
lands unimprnved can be purchased.
Address by letter, at Sheildsboro, Miss, of apply
on the premises to. F. Z. WITTER.
Sept II '60-w2m.
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Attention Companies

l wish every Company Infantry or Horse
in or out of the State, that intend competing
for the military premiums at the Central Dis.
trict Fair, at Jackson, to inform me of their
purpose as soon as possible.
The invitation extends to the whole State
for the first prizes of $500 and 800, and
the whole South for the third prize of $780,
J.J. WILLIAMS, Sec. c. d. Fair.
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ia, f,xr.r ps,coYraS or rm Ass-PrcE O. J. WOOD
/. n. discover, Of his unrivssd Hair Restorative has
oons.rred upou mankind lasting benefit Nosuca SOW
sr.gn reed, for all d.eass Of the hair has ever been
discovered. Never known to NIL Of accomplishing all
,hati. CLAIMED for IT. Thousands nov daJ use 1t with Inc
finite sdsantass to themselves Every DAY the pr0pfie
tors receive letters testyag 70 is uer and enumefa
ting the benefit resulting from It's use.
To those WIN are In this way afflicted We can COM
mend the Hair Restorative as safe and reliable remedy
See the advertisement ia another column wherein VIII
be fonnd testimonials from numerous well known hrms
and indviduaa Oct 10 60. w&s-w Sm
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100000 FEET OF LUMBER FOR

SALE.
* TILLNAN and 5. W. Taylor are running a
~. frst-ciass SAW-MlLL at BahalR station,
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Rail-
~4s-haga -EEA EtAak Of DRY
LUMBER and arc prepared to fli and furnish or
ders at the shortest possible notice, at the usual
rates on the line OF the railroad.
Terms Cash, or City Acceptance.
I. TILLMAN & TAYLOR.
az Mr. r. r. Bate Is our authorized agent at
jackson, whose orders will be promptly attended
TO at all times.
Bahala, Copiah county, Miss, August 1, 1860.
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eSrHer carondstes and GraVisr Street, ond 81, s.
GAd IS Common Street, Nsw OTteans.
sS, KEEP cOntantly on hand an Assort-
SssissA ment Of CARRIAGES Of every
~. description, from their own manu-
factory, and from the best manufacturer In the
United States, which they offer for sale low for
cash or city aeceptances
They have engaged the services Of Mr.. d. NJ
ioliingsworth formerly Of the firm o. Aessrs. L. L.
Boucr 4 Co, YAxoo City, as Salesman.
fjuly2S '58-ly
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Valuable Land aud Negroes for Sale III

4 WISH TO sail my plantation in Holmes county
4 miles West Of kiehlaud, on Cypress Creek
containing $40 acres-350 aunder fence. There is
$50 acres creek bottom land upon the place 200
acres Of which is in cultivation THERE'S good Gin
and Mill--iog buildings and quarters upon the
place. There is Nels-a large Cis.ern and
several Ponds of the place. 1t is in one of
the best neighborhoods in the State-goOd Schools
and Churches the place.
l will also sell Is Negroes, Horses aud 6
Mules stocks of Hogs, Cattle and Sheep; II to
1900 bushels Corn, 10, coo TBS Fodder, 2 Wagons
and / Cart; farming utentiIs, &c. Among the
Negroes is IL hands and children, Wig; Negro
men, from % to 80 years Of age; women from
l6 to % years of age, and plow boy. The Negroes
all very likely. One of the men is planta-
tation blacksmith
Also 40 acres land in Sunfower county, on
"Great Sky Lake" 1t is fine cane land-other
lands can be purchased adjoing it. / wish to sell
all the property together.
Terms--I will take 10000 dollars for the whole
property-fve thousand dollars cash-balance l.,
2, 3, and years; or longer time if desired.
Notes with s per cent. int est on the deferred
payments, with lein upon the property to secure
their payment will be required planter with
10 hands and $4,000 in cash can make the pay
sell Il interest in TIE lands to good planter who
will put in s or 10 hands and take charge Of the
business.
wish to sell because do not understand the
business Of planting; and because | have othe:
duties to perform. Apply to me at Jackson.
Oct 10, '69-w4w NJ. d. HAYNES.
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Copiah County Lana for sa,.--oo q,

Copiah County Land for Sale..2O, 900
| Acres.
VIE ABOVE number Of acres Of land win be
Il sold ut private sale to suit pnrcbay... n
hes on and within seven miles Of Railroad track.
ana convenient to Hazlehurst and Bahala Depots,
Il varies in quality from the best creek bottnr.
. me &c common pine hill. Purchasers may on rea
sonahle terms obtain tracts Of anv N ma anal
ity. For information apply 70 me A. Gs,ia.;r
Oopiah county, AisA sAM'L REDUS.
e@ets - ~o.-sa. Agenk
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PIanfation far Sale.

II WILL sell on the premises to the highest bidder
Il on Thursday, the 9Th day Of December next, on
accommodating terms, my plantation in Hind:
county, Mississippi, miles North from Clinton
containing 1850 acres highly improved and in q
high state of cultivation. Also on same day q
large stock Of cattle, sheep, hogs and mules; corn
fodder. hay, wagons, ploHs, &c. Also 4 likely
negro men. Purchasers are invited to call and ex-
anime before the day Of sale.
Oct 10, 1S60-tf ALFRED JOHNS.
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D0UyERIE, by Mrs. Worfeld of Kentucky, the
Id most popular book of the season Everett's
Washington; Abbotts Aboriginal America and
Discovery of America: The Mill on the Floss ;
Wild Sports in the South Thomas Africa Ban
crofts United States, s vols; Washington Irvings,
81 vols; Mott & Gibbons Types Of Mankind and
Indigenous Races of the Earth Say and Seal ;
American EncyloDedis Burton's abridgement Of
Debates; War Nicaragua, by Gen. WIN. Walker;
Medical Works; School Books.
Oct 10 go. ]. B. MOREY.
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French Marble ClocI..,

NALL and see the beaatifulassort p,ent a. vvh,..
" Black and rariegated corners, msrbis e,..s.
with Paris movements. These are the closLs =,
accurate time and obviats the necessity a. s,s;.
clocks continually "a. the shop for repairs.
Oct. % 80 jBMOREY.
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THE RAvELs.-Itis announced that the de
parture Of the two pantomimists, Gabriel and
Francois Ravel, from this country on Satur-
day. is the result Of their final retirement from
| the stage
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
r A L r O A d.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
an and after Wednesday, September 18th, 1850,
" trains will run daily, tSandays exeepted) as
follows:

Freight and Accommodation Trains
Will leave and arrive as follows:
Leave Arrive at
Oakland at. $50 AN Memphis att. 800 N
Leave Arrive at
Memphis at. Gas AN Oakland. -. 3-30PH
Trains arriving at Memphis connect with the
Memphis and Charleston and the Memphis and
Ohio Railroads, for the North and East.
Trains arriving at Oakland connect with daily
line of stages for Grenada and the Mississippi Cen
trail Railroad. R. HOUGH,
June '60-s If. General Superintendent.
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PEARL RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

FENlE undersigned offers for sale his plantation
a situated on the east side of Pearl River, 4 ~
miles from Monticello and Westville road.
This place contains five hundred acres thraa
hundred of which 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
eonveniences. Terms reasonable.
Sept Is '59-tf B.W. THOMPSON.
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ALLEN PATRICK.
WANTED
WANTED!

1.-TWO or mors travelling Agents in each Of the
Il United States, TO sell the greatest invention
Of the age.
Salary from $50 to SIS per Month.
For particulars, address, with stamps for return
postage. }. Z. COVE %.
auSI-v3m Plaistoy HI
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A Productive Piantr ton eaa,.;,. -.
n 1900 acres, 800 In cultivation, located ~
miles west Of Walden Dspos, Carroll O.. Mis- q
Location healthy, and COED neigh borhood, For
pArtiesiars apply 70 Zen: 10. Bell, jackson, Miss
Feb II '60-Htk O. KOpprprf
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. ALLEN PATRICK,

A AND B u d Z *.
HAVING returned to Jackson, for permanent
LII residence, offer my services to the citisens
Of jackson, . Carpenter and Builder-thsnking
them for patronage heretofore received from them,
and hoping the promtitude and skill with which
all contracts shall be executed will secure to me
their further favor.
May 9'60-s&Wtf. ALLEN PATRICK.
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LOUISVILLE art~ fes-Hon. VIM. L. Yam
coy delivered an eloquent address to a large
audience this afternoon. His discourse was
attentiyely listened to, and frequently applau-
ded.
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June % 60-wtf POWHATAN ELLIS.

Valuable Tract of Land for Sale.
FENHE undersigned offers valuable tract of
land in Holmes county for sale. 1t contains
$50 acres-fonr hundred of which are cleared. 1t
has excellent improvements; aud among other
recommendations, has orchard of ten COM
tainiug the best varieties of fruit trees. 1t Is
convenient to the Yazoo river and the Mississippi
Central Railroad being orly 81 miles from
Pcksus' Station. For particulars address,
LEMUEL D0FY,
Riehland, Holmes Co., Miss.
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MIS-. wINsLow.-An experienced nurse and female
phy siciaD has Soothing Syrup. for children teethiag
which so greatly process Of teething by soft
ening the gums reducing ell nhamstionwil sIay al
pain and Is sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon IL
mothers IL win give rest to yourselves and relIefsnd
health 10 your inhnts Perey safe In al casses Be
,dysrtIsomsnt IN smother column. Aus % 19-s&wiy.
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- Sanford's Liver Invigorator and Cathartic
Pills-a very valuable medicine. Read the adysr-
tisement in cur paper. msrch23 '6O-ly.
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A DESIRABLE residence for sale, which can b
Office.
Also, attract Of land containing 22e acres In Co
piah county, near Pine Ridge.
juno p '5S-f.
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The Winans cigar steamer and the Bay
line steamer Adelaide had a trial OF speed in
Norfolk harbor Tuesday last The Winans
came out ahead.
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OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,

HELAB0LD's EXTRACT BUCHU
is The VERY BEST
REMEDY IN TRE WORLD
For all complaints incident to the SEX, whether
arising from indiSeretiOn, Habits Of Dissipation, or
in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT TT
Take no More Balsam. Mercury, or Up
pleasant Medicine for Unpleasant .
Dangerous Diseases.
HELllBOLD's EXTRACT BUChU
UGREs
SECR RET DISEASES.
In all their stages, At little expense
Little or no change in Diet No ineouvenisnes
AND NO EXPOSURE.
Use HELlB0D'S EXTRRCT BUCHU for Exces-
ses arising from habits INDUCED in
BY YOUNG And OLD
BY YOUNG AND Old
BY YOUNG AND OLD
BY YOUNG AND OLD
BY YOUNG AND OLD
BY YOUNG AND OLD
BY YOUEG AND OLD
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"a QUERY-Hsve you have seen that Big
Indian in another column, boiling RooTs, Banks
and LEAVES, for the Cherokee Remedy
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PIantation Cor sale.

r OFFER my place forsale, one mile from Sharon
j containing eight hundred and City acres, fiv'
hundred acres in cultivation, improvements sub
stantial and convenient.
Dwelling, four good. brick chimneys, six rooms
Gre places in ell, two good eisterns, in the yard
wells in the field, gin mill and crusher, dwelling
one mile from Colleges, male and female, ut sharon
will sell low, fer cash, on time OF one or tive
paymsnts or one third in hand, the balance III
two equal annual payments. 'ls
h. g. ROUSSEAU, Sharon,
Sept II 'BD-W2m. Madison Co., Hiss.
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Crystal Springs Institute.
TNTILI ba open for tho reception of Pupils thu
wv LIST Monday Of October. For parti,niars
address Rev. o. NE &T0S,
Aug "a ee-w2m. Principal and Proprietor,
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P1aniafion Tor Sale.

offer for sale my plantation 10 Issaquena county,
L. Mississippi. 1t is situated on the Mississippi
River, 45 miles above Vieksburg, and contains
1000 acres, Goo Of which un Ter fence, and 400
more deadened The place is we'll improved, having
a comfortable dwelling, oTerseer's house, frame
quarters, good gin house, new and substantial
cribs and stables, and all other necessary out
houses, with sufficient number of eisterns TO
supply the place with water. There is also an
abundance OF the very best wood on the place,
convenient to the river, which always commands
q ready sale.
This plantation better known as the Gregory
Place, has the character Of being one among the
best cotton plantations the river. 1t will be
sold very low, and easy terms.
For particulars apply to Messrs. Payne 4
Honlson, New Orleans; L. C. Moore Co., Yicks-
barg, or the subscriber on the place.
Sept. Is, l560-tf WIN. S. LANGLEY.
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JUST RECEIVED.
EAn BARRELS of Corn, 100 hbls of Rye, 100
e0UU bbls of Wheat, 200 b6ls Of Oats, constant
aug az % 'Sa-sm ROBINSON, wINDLEY & co.
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pinninlinn fnr Snln

II OFFER Sherwood for sale. It contains seven
a hundred and twenty acres, and Is hNndsomsly
and substantially improved with plenty Of timber.
This place is well known as being one Of the best
in the country. IL Is located three miles fro.A
Vernon, Madison County. %
July Is Gov II. J. r. BALF0UR.
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National Democratic Platform

~ Mothers! Mothers Or. Eaton's lnfantile
Cordial. See advertisement in another column.
MARCHES '60-wly.
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tg- Hooaands German Bitters and Baisamic
Gordial-sold by every druggist in the United
States. See advertisements in another column.
march % '60-ly.
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Will rent my plantation and resid0nce-givi1,g
n possession on tho LIST Of November next. The
iarmcon tanning l20 acres cleared and in cultiya-
tion. 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. GUI0N.
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FOR SALES!
Choice Corn and Cotton Lands in Louis.

NhOICt OOTH anu OUIIUH LdHtS III LUUIa'
iana!i
fEtHE "BdyoH Bonnie Ada Tract" situated about
Il fourteea miles east Of the town of Bastrt P
IN Morsnouse rd1sh--contafBf5g 0Es EI5u-zI5
eight hundred acres-also, the "Biuf Riuer Tract
situated about twelve miles south OF the Vickburg
and Shreveport Railroad, in the Parish of Franklin
containing two thous and two hundred acres,- mine
hundred acres of which have been deadened.
The above Tracts were judiciously seIected-they
lie in the heart Of the COTTON COUNTRY, where
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 ower than the figures asked for those of g
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
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Honey island Lnnd for sale.

XETE offer for sale our PLANTATION on Honey
w Island, in Holmes county, Miss. fifteen
miles west of Lexington, five miles south of
Tchula, and ia four and half of projected valley
railroad It contains 97S acres. more less of
choice land, 900 of which are above high water,
525 cleared and in cultivation, the balance dead
ened for four years, except the rail timber, and
1901 one hundred acres for bailding purposes. 1t
Is well fenced and ditched, and presents ine
front of one and half miles On Tchula Lake.
There are fourteen hewn leg cabins with galleries
and brick chimuies, q brick kiln, five arched els
terms, gin house, cribs, stables, blacksmith shop,
weather sheds, DC. Cattle, hogs farming utensils
and corn TO be sold with tho place.
TERMs-0ne- cash, a1d the balance in two
payments, with eight per cent interest
other lands joining the above may be attached,
if desired. Our object in selling is 70 effect di-
vision. Address the undersigned at Tchnia, Miss.
Juiy24 '50-tNovl COOKE 4 BROS.
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Richland, Holmes Co., Miss.

FESHE undersigned offers for sale his late residence
Il in the city of jackson, situated on State street
opposite the residence of Col. c. s. Tarpley.
l.. v. DIXON.
Apply to H. o. Dixon or E. P. Russell.
IN 6S Af
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IN Arrive.

u7INDoW Shades, and Curtains, Cornices,
w Cords and Tasssls. Reserve your purchases
until you sec the newest, neatest and richest Of
patrons. N ,.onpx,
Oct % go, j. Is. MOREY'S.
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NJ Mothersi Mothersf DR.. Eatonts InfantIle Cot
dial. See advertisement In another column.
marches 60 WY.
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YALuARLE LANDS FOR SALE.


MAZE, the heirs Of the late VIM. Smith, offer at
w public sale the following Ian S. to-wit
1890 acres Of valuable valley lands in Carroll
county, Miss, one mile from Sidon, the Waco
River. regular line of packets at all seasons
between this point ard Vicksburg. There are on
this place 500 acres in cultivation and 100 or more
deadeBed. The Improvements consist of q fine new
Steam Gin, good Negro Quarters, and eomfortab bic
Dwelling. Also, very desirable Hill Place, near
Clinton, Kinds county, Miss, lying the Vicks-
burg and jackson Railroad con tanning 500 acres of
which 900 are in high state of cultivation On
the premises are good Dwelling, Gin House, Barn,
Negro Cabins and two good oisterns. The Hill
Place will be sold on the 10th November next, and
the Valley place on the 20.h NoYember.
Terms, in each case, third cash balance
ia one and two years. with per cent interest firm
date of delivery, and possession given on the LIST
Janua-y next. For further particulars address 7.
H. L. Smith, Clinton, La.
MARGARET SMITH,
CHARES l.. SMITH,
TIL L. SMITH,
JAMES A. WOOD, and
MARGARET A.sW00D, his wife.
GILBERT L. SMITH.
Oct. 16 '60--w4w.
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W AN ED I-MM EDIAIELf
A HOST OF PURCHASERS fer complete as
IN sortment of Trunks, Whips, Saddles, Harness
Brides, Belts Stirrups. MartiBgales, Wagons
Carts, Sewing Machines. Fishing Tackle and every.
thing in my line to suit the times and the approach
ing Fair.
&. JOHNSON.
Oct. 60 '60--tf. W. Fl. Aliens Old Stand.
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FIFTY NEGRoEs ron SALE.

SLAVE DEPOT, CRYSTAL SPRINGS.
/ W. geestablished Depot at Crystal Springs
w Mississippi, on the New Orleans and jack
| son Railroad, for the sae of Negroes, and as our
facilities for buying cheap and desirable Negroes
are unsurpassed, We say to purchasers, that we
viii make it to their interest to call on us before
purchasing elsewhere, and purchasers who are wish
ting New Orleans, would find it convenient and to
lheir interest to examjneour stock.
Relying entirely making large and quick
iales TO sustain in offering such liberal induce
ments, and any Negro sold by US, that does not
come up TO cur representation, as per bill Of sale,
will be taken in exchange with as little trouble
possible to the purchaser
Being permanently located here, we can be found
ut all times TO make our guarantee good. We have
just received n large lot Of young and likely Ne
grGes, and will continue receive, as may be re-
quired, No. / Men, Boys, Women, Girls and Fami-
lies; also, extra Cooks, Washers and lrone s,
BIacksmiths, &s. NJ. n. hObEEISON a W.
Crystal Springs Miss, Aug % '60-w3m.
Valuable River Plantation for Sale.
FENHE undersigned, offers for sale his Plantation,
L. situated on Honey Island, containing 1900
acres, Of which l50 are in cultivation, and $50
more have been desdened seaveral years. The
place has good dwelling house, negro quarters
stable, cribs fine gin, and other convenient
out buildings. ] also will sell my stock of horses
mules, cattle and hogs, and the corn, fodder and
farming utensils, on the place. The property, is
very valuable, the land being very rich and pro-
ductive and fronting on Tchula Lake, which is
navigable fof barge boats during the winter and
spring and also being situated within eight miles
Of the YszoO River and twenty three miles of
Yazoo City.
For terms apply to me at tho Plantation. Let
ters addressed to me at Yazoo City care of Barks-
Aug "a '6o-wtf. J.R RICHARDS.
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ONE THING CERTAIN

ONE THING CERTAIN
A Trial Costs but DOlIar---Try isI
And be convinced Of its efficacy. And 1t Is accom-
panied by reliable and responsible certificates from
Professors of Medical Colleges, Clergvuen and
others. Prepared by
II. 7. HELMBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
1o4 South Tenth st., below Chestnut,
PhilSfNlphia
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GOLD Pens-the best, the very best Of Gold
" Pens, this day Tsciysd.by I.R. AoREY,
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Pianos.

IN store the celebrated Pianos of Steinway a
Sons. Ghickcring & Sons, and the briggs Pat.
emit Violin Piano.
0oct. 20 go. . b MokEf.