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l1 tie oIt,kifi. Of the citv. We iouad abe
.s.r JIs' commenced The topic .esn.
'i -u .. g. dsrrari'y It tl- human hears.
POL e " fsa.c .HSlaa G.. a. iNustratei his
afsumett
'Br7lr,u, sh.u var ia Nirg,nny, oas
DAY Be- old woman . kIfcbtu tab. got brot..
and ] Wtrt lo~u 20 Dc wood. 10 cut tree
- make beW lesf for de iabls 80 took
dc Ak en my shoulder SO ~sudsF into de
dept Of he fJre,t Alus'urs var ss teauIi.
ia a. a iy gong 1" js u-idiu De isavs,
81 sicu, d on de mspl- ue,r litc nov quarter
dollafs 10 de missionary box Do suu shoss
- brilliant aud naluto looked "a az asa
tuck.5sbbIt 10 d tsskst packed aud de .tus
tell r0u1t je OLD sleeps ncek tisklsd soits
y % de di'taue, f,p,sd . suitsbI. tres
Tor Do Iufr'ss aud 'sis,d de az 10 epa
inio de ugnk
II wss . besuiIfal ucs he bVaBsbss
reached to de four corner, oh de ssrth. "a
Tise up 80 bigb "a de ar Abovs, asd Dc
sqa'trei' sio1i 10 De liabs ike De sb-
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hatvsn Dat Tree YES FOIL q prem g. nv
t'i ris J-s' lihc great mssy 81 yea Jsa
rnt irtp Sc ifuHk sbI msds De chips g..
like ie 20 gt'y scales dropy'sg from Pssls
sYts lao tbfec eat gib iLss tree, ssS
s.a' q wers hollow ~ dy baI sud sA 90
u tire. vls yer, much IKE yoa my fr,sads
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= om ssfs italy cobtfts sud sHsutiux. kat
ue uill ntUto small wager thai hat kas
ibs most p'setissl s,rmon ptsseb,d 10 tAs
sify 90 ihas tsJ at lsssi
ANr.ro'. T,rrsfso PraYss The Rev
Dr.. Ley The rss Mi.s,onsry Bisbsp sf the
s1u'bvrst uss native u the city of Risb.
m1ad ari usfriei laIy 10 ths beizb ess-
hpFi o. D. r.Huf8 here o. attsnd ths
ms.trr ~ fhs Grnsrai CosssaBso. ks
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smoos ihs slaves n The koussb9.d ssA tbsv
stpr''se tasit j5j ~ Vstisiy u dswsa.
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The Old Diploma Rye Whis-
key.
To-,,h.r With .eiee'iuns from the choicest stocks
otRYE wutSKEY N Ai-ghany wash'ngion
sai ofa-r countes ~ Maryland. Tsngieg "a price
frUa - eenis. 81. 81 25, 81 30 81 50 81. ard 81
ref gallon, cOnsIaa,iy oG hand sgd tor sac by
bol,.. A,u bbis, demiIohns, gallon snd 'ioge bot.
Ile, at ihe
Diploma Old Rye Whiskcy'
Warehouse,
Corner Howard e. Camden Streets, nearly opPo-
site the Pas<enge Slau1n OF the y & % X II.
Cal a1d examine Osdcrs soiicheisn prompt.
~ sIscu,et by The Agehi
AusuSil IsS9-iy
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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE,
Clinton. Kinds Couniy, Mississtppts


Number of Students, in the year just closed 2ol
The Tenth College Year will commence, Monday,
October I'D, 1850.
MEMBERS OF rHE FACULTY
In URNER, NJ. A.,-President and Professor sois
Mental and Moral Philosophy. 8r
E. A. STEED, 81. A.,-fSofesser Of Languages.
d. c. CIVILIANS, NJ. A. Professor Of Mathemat-
les and Natural Philosopy.
j. Il. YORK, B. A.,-Tutor.
Z. @. BANKS, B. A.,--Tutor.
NJ. J. THIGPES. B. A Tutor.
W. s. CoMPERE, B. P,-Teacher in Preparatory
Department.
REV II. WILLIAMS. ........ .GEsERAL AGENT.
). s. GRAkBsRY,.t..... COLLECTING AGENT.
gENHE New Brick Chapel, ITO feetlong, by Sc feet
IL wide, and three stories high is already in use,
and by the opening Of the Session IN october will
be entirely completed. This building, with its
large Lectures Rooms in the Basement ia conf unc.
ton with the otaer three College buildings, will
/ greatly facilitate the me- ans of instruction.
| The Baptist State. Convention, at Lexington
4 Miss, 1851, raised the endowment fund up to one
hundred and two thousand eight hundred dollars
/ ($l02, 5000 With such an endowment to sustain
1t, friends be confident that the discipline will
be decided and healthfuI and the scholarship equs
to that of the most respectable colleges OF the
country
4 ~ The friends Of the College are now engaged
in raising another hundred thousand dollars, en-
dowment.
When the aficers Of unendowed colleges send of
students for yiciousness aziness they take from
their pockets-the amount of their tuition. TIL
officers Of Mississippi College not so eireum
stanced Hence there is no temptation to tolerat
Il lazy boys with their low scholarship, or yiciou
ones with their Irregularities.
The high standard Of Scholarship and vigorou
discipline of this Institution, are rapidly making
outrank all surrounding Colleges and Universities
| Ia number of students and general prosperity.
: FERNS:
Tuition and contingencies Ior the whole year. 50
: Board per month, including fuel, washing, room
rent, attendance, and everything, except lights.
-SI3 SO to Is 90.
For further information address the President
!, the College at Clinton, Miss who viii forward,
August 10 '6o--s-w3W w3ms
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MISSES PA N
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-. I.sT II r. NJ s.:

- II -T.nH aye
The weekly hssiaippian e puo:. q aSsass
wednesday, g per annum, payse':s 5. :, IN on
Tuesdays and Fridays, Il % per ann ain
ysFss. xis,issippian is Published during the
..s;e-s ~ the Loxisiafure, &C s..
ADVERTISEMENTS.
One sousrs, tof 10 lines or less9 first insefslon'
AZ. sasR subssqusnt insertion, 80 cents.
Al ADVERTISEMENT viii pc inserted IN 9c.h
weekly and S4mi- Weakly papers, unless otner-
wise ordered. =, :.
Merchants Advertising By The Year, yia ], IS 3
chS-Ssd the sum of SEVENTY.FIFED 0LbAks
Wiff ne privilege Of changing ct pleasure.
Professional, Commission Merchants, and otn
Cards, Is DoLLkRs per year.
All advertisements frop . distance must be &C
eompsniea nifh the money or good city acceptance
; Communications intended to bene6t indiFi aus
corporations or companies, win be chafgedl g 40
yertissments.
Osiru zR7 NOTICES published without ehargs
when they do not exceed I've lines. II iengel
charged as advertisements. =,
Odd-FelloHs, Masonic, Sons Of Temperance IN
Firsmsn's Notices, inserted It half price z psi
for in advance.
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S FEE TIL E Il BEL
0s THE TOR OF EACH B0rTLK eP
IEEIMSTREET,S INIMITABLE
HAIR ESTORATIYE
Wv msCaWa RI

mas tue tttghutlFe OF tHe f~TOpFtet0f8,
w. e. HAGAN 81 co. 80
LIVERY article which has a large and increasin.
~ sale like this is liable to be conuterfejted Il
is, as its name indicates, entirely aINfMtrABLR a
far as its power to restore the Hir op bald heads
and to give il the color of youth, (no matter how
grey it may be, is concerned.
Use NO OTHER RESTORATIVE
BUT HEIMSTREET'S
Ii Is the original the only reiabte and the cheaa
est t. See the following testimony
JACKSON, MISS, May 29, 1850.
WR MERwfN, 81 Maeket street, st. libuis, No.,
Advertising Agent for Hsimstreet's Hair Resto-
ratve.
DEAR SrR.--The Medicines you introduced into
our city last winter al having large sale, and
giving in every case satisfaction. Mr.. James
Henderson Zone of first citizens) says, that he
has used all Of the Hair Dyes and Restoratiyes of
tie day, bat has never used an article equal to
HEIMsTREET's LaIMTrABLE HAIR REsToRATIyE.
That it far surpasses any preparation that he has
ever tried for Restoring the Hair of the bald and
grey to its originalluxuriance and beauty"
You can write the Proprietors, w. 3. HAGAN d
Co., Troy, n. T., that they have the cheapest and
best Hair Restorative in our Market. and that il
gives satisfaction in every case.
Respectfully yours,
j. s. SfZER, Wholesale Druggist.
We. HAGAN 4 CO, Propietors, Troy, N. Y.
DAT q fS60. ~ $50 q sse3tf - -
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90 WINaLOW,
xkRSe W1NSAOWs
n experienced Nurse and Female fnysieian'
"a s,resenfs TO the attention of mothers, hes
cnnTTIING SKRTIP.

1lIss W1NeLOWs
81. presents to the attention Of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FoROHILDRDG TEkTHIEG,
b;eh GREATLY facilitates the pr0cesk f eething, BY
sosten; n, the gums rsdacing all Internationally
allav All pain and spasmodic action, and y
SURE TO REG gEATE THE BOWELS.
DEFEND upon IT. mothers it viii give rest to your
si RELIEF Eff AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article Ter over zen 81
Years, and can say in condolences and, truth OF y,
what We have never been able to say Oh any o.nsf
IN .ingls = MRS. : .'sns., 70 , sSsss,
a cure v en- WINSLOW.S nov an in
Never did We SOOTHING Iisfaetion,
stance OF dissaI SURUP. used ID. on the
any one who Isnsk.,.S v;,h
~ onerations and speak IN terms of
a. ton If IT. magical effects and medical virtues
" s.eak h, this matter Hwhatswe do know, after
- vears experience and pledge our reputation iof
- s.Isin,ert of what we here declare. In almost
800 instance where the infant is suffering from
-; and exhaustion relief will be found in fifteen
= t,retv minutes after the syrup is administered
sTbfs valuable preparation Is the prescription o.
oae If the most experienced and skilful nursesin
/ New England, and has been used with never-faiine
success IN THOUSANDS 0FCASES.
Il not only relieves the child but inyigorate'
the stomach and bowels, eorreets acidty, and give
i tone and energy to the whole system. It viii al
/ most instantly relieve
/ GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, WIND CH0LI(
and overcome convulsion, which, If not speedily re
| medied, end in death. We believe it the best AM
4 - . 2 IN ne rV0r
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HuNTsvILLE FEMALE c.LLEGE

| REV. =. q. WILSON A. NJ, PRESIDENT.
II ocatIon-Hnntsyille, North Alabama, on the
LIZ Memphis and Charleston Railroad ina charm
ing valley grit about by mountains is rural city
fsr-famed for its beauty, healthfulness, and re-
fined society.
Edifce-This is an imposing structure, erected
al cost Of about forty thousand dollars; is I64
feet in length 81 feet in BREADTH and three stories
high Il Is furnished with gas light in every apart
ment, aud with all modern eonvenienees.
Facnlfy-The Faculty Is composed Of large
number Of thoroagty competent and experienced
tsachers in every department. almost without ex-
ception. south ernsrs by birth and education.
1Dnnrafue. kc-The College is provided with
lorre collection Of Maps, Globes, Geological
cabist, add very full and costly apparatus for the
illustration Of Natural Science.
Boarding Department = This department,
under our present admirable arrangement, gives
complete Satisfaction.
Scholastic Year-T This always begins the first
Monday IN September, and closes second Thursday
IA june.
application to the President.
July Is ,e9-4m.
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SA N FO RD,S


CAT TINA RTI PHI s,
Compounded from pure Vegetable ex-
tracts, and put up in glass cases. ar
tight, and will keep in any climate.
The Family Catharttc Pill is a gentle but
activeCathartic which the proprietor has used in
his pactiee more than twenty years -
The constant increased demand fromtnose Who
have long u ,ed the nils and the satisfaction
which ali express in re- 70 gard to their use, has
induced me ito place them within reach of all.
The Profession WE'LL know that dinerent "a
thartics act diferent portions OF their bowels.
The family cathar..stic pill hasswith due
reference to this well es. tablished fact, been
compounded from var p iety of the purest eg-
otable extracts, which act alike on every par
of the alimentary canal and are gOOd ana saie
in all cases where Ca thartlc is needeu, sacn
as arrangements of the stomach. steePi-
ness, pains in thee back and loins, cos
| tiveness, pain and soreness over Inc
whole bod from sud & den cold which freqaen-
tly, if neglected, end I'M long course OF Feser
loss. of appetite, a creeping s ehsatIoh
of cold over the- body. resuessMess'
headach or weight i'm the head, all in-
| fiammatOry diseas-ee s, worms In chii'
| dTen OF adults, rheu- mat1sms q great Phi
ifier of the blood and : manv diseases TO wniei
flesh is heir, too nuIner u l0us 10 mention In eni
| advertisement. Duse,-il to BE 49,, n
| Price three Dimes. - s
E The Liver EnvigOrator and Family Ia
th;irtic Pills retailed by Druggists generally
and sold wholesale by the trade in all the lafg
| towns. 5. 7. w. SAhfOhDsA III. IA,
| Manufacturer and Proprietor.
s35 Broadway, New York.
Sold at manufacturers prices By 800
SCOvAL MEAD, New Orleans.
o. j.. WOOD 4 CO., st. Louis.
Jackson. Miss. March % 'g0-wly.
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SAN oRD,s


6s1rY - NEVER DBBILiTATEs.
Ut is compounded entirely from Gums,
II and has become established fact. Standard
Medicine, known and approved by all that have
used it, and is now resorted to with confidence in
all the diseases for which it is recommended.
1t has cured thousands within the last two years
who had given up ell q hopes of relief, as the
numerous unsolicited : certificates in possession
show.
The dose must be adapf- ted to the temperament
of the individual takiL lit and used in such guam
titles as TO act gently e on the bowels.
Let the dictates of your = judgment guide you IN
the use of the LIVERS INVIGORATORan
il will cure LiverS complaints. Dllilous
attacks, dyspepsia chronic dlaTTn6as
summer compiaint,S dysentery, dropsys
sour stomach. Ha.z bitual cOstiyeness.
choIic. cholera NOR bus, cholera infan-
| tuIn, n atuIence jaundice, fe m a e
yveaknesses a nd NAV e he used successfully as
| an ordinary family Z, medicine, 1t will cure
| sick headache, {as Thousand can testify,)
| in twenty minutes, If two or three tea.
spoonfuls are taken at commencement
| OF attack. - a&-s4 =,
Ali who use it are giving their testimony in Its
| .r=E
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III. j, Essen.

MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
State Street, jackson, Miss. in Graves Building.
hR0NOMETERS, Duplexes, Watches and
~ Clocks of every description, made repaired,
and warranted. Dec 20 '59-tf
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s reeeig51s daily the celebrated STEWART
= STOVES nth most al other patterns 81 cook
ing arraneenA1ts Thasa that want a Cook Stove
pk;tf4 tefsre purchasing elseu hare - CD ~
every desesiptipn IN store, Of The best - " a.
wholesale. Japanned, Weed and Iron 49, - =
good assortment TIN, Copper and Iron work done
Cans Of different make. -
July a, 'ee-tf =. hBRRELL.
etate Street, opposite CHpitol.
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Pupils will be charged from the beginning of tn
Month in which they enter.
No deduction for board or tuition, except at the
option of the Principal in cases of protraeted ILL.,
ness. In such case the Institution will share the
loss with the Parent or guardian.
When payment is not made promptly, notes
drawing interest as borrowed money will be re-
quired.
Pupils will attend worship, under the care of a
Teacher, at such places as their parents guar
dians may direct.
SAINT '6O-v3m
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JACKSON BOOK DTNDERY.
Blank Book ManI1tactorv,

D4EtI1h DOOh NIdul4IdCLOI'Ys ;
Corner opposite The Bo,omdn House.
BLANK BOOKS FOR CIRCUIT AND PROBATE
COURTS,
Or any other Public 0ices made to order after any
pattern desired, 10th as regards Printing and Ru-
ling, superior in quantity and finish, and furnished
at lowest southern prices.
ASSESSMENT BOOKS FoRBEAL OR PERSONAL PROPER
TT GUARANTEED MADE As THE LAW REQUIRES,
And to suit in size the requisites Of any county
this State.
Blanks of an kinds also furnished, printed in
dh9 conformity to law.
Eay- Binding of Periodicals, Music, Magazines,
etc, done in a neat style. l.. JULlENNE,
TnI,
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DoLBEARs,. COMMERCIAL COL.
LEGE, OF the City of New Orleans.
In the Story Building, Corner of

In the Story Building, Corner Of
Camp and Common Streets.
FHtHfS Institution which has been established
Il more than quarter Of century, and is the
only chartered Commercial College in the South
West, and the oldest in the United States, is de-
signed ezeusiyeIy to qualify young men and others
to in any position in the active duties of life,
whether in the country store, counting house,
steamboat or Bank. Students are taught to keep
Books, conduct the correspondence In English,
French sGerman or Spanish &c. Young gentlemen
who wish to obtain paying education in short
time SD Jald send at once for Catalogue Of this
Southern practical Institution. .
August % ,60-tf,
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CARRIAGE RkPosIToRY.
II. MARSH DENMAN q co,

I1fHeF % z7EE z ofFect5 ana o., %
and IS Cbs1asoa Street, Neg Orleans.
-B KEEP eonfantIy on hand an assort-
menf Of CARRIAGES Of every
Esz description, from their own man n
fssf5Ty, and from the best manufactures in the
Bnited States, which they offer for sale low for
easb or city acceptshces.
They have engaged the services Of Mr.. d. II.
IIoiiinEsuo<h formerly Of the firm Of Messrs q. L.
HeasrA = Co. fasoo Cty, Is Salesman.
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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
The Dnyall,s Premium Engine and Cir

Il VHe OubHlLS8 EICtnAum GnSlnG anu
euTar Saw Mill.
| This Engine and Saw Mill took first Premium over
all competitors at the Mississippi State Fair
held at Jackson, Nov. 18th, 1859.
TIE CHEAPEST, SIMPLEST, AND CAN CUT MORE LUM-
BER WITH LESS HANDS, AND AT LESS EXPENSE
THAN ANY OTHER IN THE UNIoE.
AUR First Glass Engines, Portable and Ststion-
" AIRY, have Gibbs fhostles, with two distinct
Brass Valves. The Pumps ell have Brass Ball
Valves and Stop Cocks. Ali the bearings of the
Engines work on Brass or Rabbit metal--valye
Rods join.ed. All the joints are surfaced iron
joints, both in the cylinders and pumps No gum
or packing used on our Engines. Our Mills have
iron Board Rollers, and wrought iron Rails the
full length Of each section Of the Ways. All our
engines have surplus Of boiler id proportion to
their cylinders and when properly fred will always
make more steam than the cylinders can use for
they make steam just in proportion to their work
when running light they make less; LOAD them
down and they will constantly blow of ct the safe
tyvalve.
We also have a close eye to the weight and por-
tabilityo of our engines, never using pound Of me-
tai not necessary in their construction and to IA
cilitate transportation over very rough country
boiler carrying with 1t all the machinery, dividing
the load and reducing the heaviest part to less than
1000 pounds-snd this without disturbing any bolt
n the boiler sheets.
Can be and usually is transported on an ordinary
stoutfarm wagon. We furnish suitable wagons
when ordered. Price SIS 70 $50.
DuralF. and Horse Eagine, on Wheels.
We are building superior and horse Engine
Of beautiful design, mounted upon wheels, with
tongue, for threshing grain. and farm work gener-
ally, TO which We invite attention.
lfi DtcdlFs Double Sdp Nh.
We manufacture . very superior Double Saw
Mil, the upper shaft working in piyoted sleeve,
giving the operator perfect control Of the lead Of
the upper ssw. The frame Is very substantial, of
handsome design, and all iron. Price $i00 extra