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Performed by
hcLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT

Performed by
McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Read f0r ourselves
Thomas Ford. e hlark smith. living near Ctss Ave
nue., on Tenth Street had horrible running sore on
hs foot ilc tired various Linimrut-, salse- a. but
Nuuld DO u no good. Hcde-pTryd Of ever being able
o. work Al hs trade again. because BE- could not bear
any scight on his foot and ty one small bottle of
Mclean's NulCanic OIL Linimeni. he b. perfectly
currt
rheumatism Paralysis, Neural ga, Bruises Srrnins.
Sufucss IN The Joints ~ Muscles. swehnrs sore
1hroat, Ear Ache Or Tooth Ache, WOUNDS. Fresh
Cuts, sores. Burns Scalds. plins A.. Yield q the
"msEir Influence ~ this wonderful L5uiuent
For horses and cattle BE- BE- an uhlhbla remedy Tor
thairs, Calls, Scratches, Cracked Heels Iamafess
spawn sgeeny. Spltnt, Fistna- Bruises suelIneS
Wounds. kattle-@nake Rites. and various other dr..
eases shlch animals ar liable 10 from injuro. or 49,
eidrnts
livery Country Merchant should obtain a supply oi
Mcl.Han's Volcanic ull liumeut 10 sells rapidly, De-
eause o always cures.
literal discount viii b. made 10 merchants who
buy o. sell HEain.
as- For sale by J. II. MCLEAN. proprietor, corner
Ihird and Pine streets, ~t Louis. Missouri. and y p
CASfEhi- Psui,linE. Howe A Hardawsy. Entsr.
prise, and BY sll nruEgists.
March ''isoo. e2-iy-l,2or5p
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-, STRAYEp before j. VI.
@<AN Harrington. Justice of the
~ - Peace for the Northeast Beat,
w. Nos, Of Jones County, on the
eth day of April 4. u. lS60,
one DARK GRAY MARE. with a small
star in the face, supposed to be three
years old, fourteen hands high, inclined
to be white around the hoofs-no brands
or other flesh marks perceivable-ap-
praised to seventy-tive dollars. The own
er will come forward prove property. pay
charges, or the property will be dealt with
as the law directs
7. II. BOWEN.
Ranger, J0nss %.
Nav %. 1860. 3a-3t
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Advances will at all times be made on Cotlol
L. PRYMSY

nr the highest prices PAID Tor tho same, any ohs1
description Of country produce.
:. II. PARKER.
S,oobOofd. Aug - 1859. 4C-Iy
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IT IL nY .neneeu 70 monopolisn thu ny eoods
n trade ef NiCk shhrn BY ennunuing the W declsf.
a nn ne ~ 81 January 1897. and break tuwu the
fld fHeta system nf credit ruarnI upun Its wins 4
LEGITIMATE sNsrEM. alike hensdral 20 putchas.
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MAY %, 1860
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-30

the circumstances that led to the embss-
| say-their names and functions-some of
the government and history Of Japan,
I Nc
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-30

The wise Lockman, on his death-bed,
ordered his son to approach, and said -
When thou feelest disposition to sin,
seek for place where God cannot see
thee.
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Sea Island Cotton Land.
1900 Acres Of Sea Island Cotton
LAND

The plantations of Coils. Claiborne and
jackson are now in n full state of cultiva-
ton, and have been found to produce well
for the last FIVE wears. These gentlemen,
who may be addressed at Shieldsboro'
Hancock County, Miss, are referred to
for the character Of the land, and its
adaptability to the production Of this fa-
nous cotton. The owner of the tract, W.
$. Hoyett. may be addressed at Alto, P.
o., Cherokee County, Texas or address
ID. BARTON,
Citroneile, Aia.
May Is, 1859. S2-tf
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EsrABLsHED IN ~.


w y Manufacture ard uasr or sale De largest Va.
w netY ~ Printing Typs. ant aii ihe appurlsn-
ancea ~ rrnunH ufaer. " he found in ANY fstan-
ushmeut - ths United States, and q. qualify deem.
Ths sompaa.ton ~ our metal l. calculated 30 aHorl
ne lraiislf iratifg ehiie the srruruiuus ~.
efrisad IN che HtnH ~ uf t1e typ t. suru a. ~ M
sare scguraoY snd sluarruess uf bu,iyt sir
uuf iagiiurs are - entcnded a. 60 enable us % OF
fsunairs gwen IN detail with The costl of ali us
afllries re'IuIfed o. q NeusPaper uIcr.
fiain nI fsmeY fyps Musir " unperalleuegi heautY
l1sHf u Tits fHuffrfF unlFI arrpfs. fInHUra Nrlffa
Cuts. hrass and Nftd Nules labor Saving Ruies ui
aine tg.uus Fstisfns hrss- hrarss nsslies. hrass
fNEgEs ~ K descriptions. and an sorts Of r.n,-
ina Matnrlas. Fust nf ahieh made ~ usl N ~
mfniahnd A. nuftrfurora prfra.
FNlNIiNh I'M ~ 80 qualities nud folura. Var.
nlahea. hfentes a. Wearu areuis ior ulr Inks, Ac.
gftle most .elehf'ied Amerir.,u and fnsiish MANN.
ftfiurHra Hhieh ue srl un thr lfarat tffnis
nlhNEWlNfINit itnr fl.Fi INNrfrlAG 90 Books.
Nasie. Wuo'l tuis iaia. 80 ryre used In stsrso-
irrIHH o. sfIH III rr.iuesH rrirrs
Mueh y dna Ened snd engraved in ne finest
0ur specimen nuak tibe arst Of 10 slass in The
H h .rnt i0 au primers thsi have uas rresyed u.
ula un frert us hos may he trnnsfnittsd o. then
10 puhlah an rleaaut quarterly luuruai calinl
HfNa III nuFrHulNH AHFnrtIaHr confirming uistfrra -
ntlrs IT, every iuFur ~ fue tvrarr1niiv. Which vii
ts iorsurtr' Hfatfuiuusly g. every printer aho ie.
A. ta our uistlad of bnsiness and the autv Of sir
uufa uifnshir ur frrr o. ttr numerous rnrnmenaa.
tory uuf.ess alfh which tit Amercan rrvss afounns
4. IuifNAsN q co.
20 -ansom sirret Philadelphia Ps
fhaatsipltt -, Angusi, 1888. t3-ly
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"HEREAS, at the January Term.
w lSGO, Of the Probate Court Of Scott
County, Mississippi. the estate Of NJ. A.
KLUTTS was declared insolvent: Now,
therefore, all persons having claims agains;
said estate, are hereby notified to file the
same with the Probate Clerk Of said Coun-
ty. duly prohated and registered accord
ing to law, within twelve months from the
date Of the first publication Of this notice.
or they will be barred.
d. K. JONES, Adsi'r.
Jan. 25. 1860. l6-6m
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NOICc.

A Ii persons are hereby forewarned
IA against trading for two Promis-ory
Notes, made payable to James Seals and
James Walton, for three hundred dollars
each, and signed by the undersigned
Said notes bear date some time in Noyem-
Der last-precise time not recollected-
and due l-t June. lS6l. and lst June.
1862. The consideration for which said
notes were given having failed, we are de
termined not 10 pay them unless com
PEELED boy law.
TIInS a
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PAULDISG HOTEL.
ENTIRELY NEwi ENTIRELY NEWT
WHAT rs ITI
THAT WONDERFUL PURIFYING AGENT,
Darby's PrOPhyIactic Fluid!

Ihis Is NeW Discovery 70 b. the result of Learn
ed Research. II a triumph u Scientific skill Il
y Chemical union % materials, provided BY Nature
herseG Tor rendering pure the air W. hreathe. It,
action Is IN obedience % fxcd laws.
QUICK, SURE. POVERFULf
WpurIhes dwellings. sinks kitchens.
Il removes al offensive od0rs.
II cures burns With instant certainty.
II ~ the best preparation ever used Tor fresh wounds
u destroys IN vegetable and animal POISON.
IL relieves In fw seconds the bites of insects, etc
u scatters hoile vhen forming
II soothcs hoils when formed and heals them randy
u is gOed ~ carbunclo- ulcers. corns and sores
II cleanse- the teeth and purifes the breath.
The worst symptoms ofTyphod and Scarlet Fever
are tntgaied w The 0f this Fluid it has been
kuoNn % cheek The spread Of Typhoid Fever IN Fam.
lss and upon plantations
Leading phyairiaus are using Il IN Charleston Co
lumblN savannah. augusta Atlanta. Macon Column
bus, Montgomery Selma, Mobile and New Orleans
The Hospital uf y orleans and Mobile are using i
Hospitals. corporations. ship ma-ter- manufctur.
er. planters, physicians furnished ly the gallon At
reduced rates.
Try At least one bouie. Price 50 cents Follow u.
rfrtious.
agNanufscturej only N the laboratory Of OAR.
BY PRICE. Auhuru. Na.
For sale IN PaudinR hy pr. = E Ct~TFEI. and Iy
Al drugg@t- and country merchants thrsughou' the
south.
". ~ Persons Wishing orrs. soils. water. etc an.
inr 20 Prof D Darby
". W. LOWRY. Agent At WWsf.ro Nf.4
Auburn' Ma May lA 1859. sly
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Ceufcstes Of Packages lu the above scheme vii d..
sold st The following rates. which is therl-Es
Certificate Of Package OF ~ Whole Iskst-. szaa 90
- Hat - I4l 90
p Quarter -.. - IS
- LlEUIh . .- .-
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SPLENDID SCHEME.


Glass go Draws "Wednesday, June e. 1850.
Class 2s2 Draws Wednesday, June l5 lsGU.
Glass POI Draws Wednesday, June -. 1850.
Class BOO Draws Wednesday, June p. 1900.
NEARLY PRIZE 10 EVERY gIICKUT-.
70 Numbers----l3 Drawn Ballots.
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Che Combination 9otteries
on the THREE NUMBER PLAN
ARE DRAWN EVERY DAY.
Tickets rron 81 to sIS each.
T III Z Z x 7 r a Q L a 8 8,
O.N- THR CITI' PEG.N;
By which Purchaser. can select their own Numbers
and pay any amount for Tickets,
ARE DRAWN EVERY DAY.

ANfa DtANN -. ' - - "A
In Ordering Tickets or Certineatea,
Enclose the money 90 our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt of which they will be forwarded
by hrst mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in
any hRurs they NAV des guatc.
fhs List Of Drawn Numbers aud Prizes will be sent
% purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Al Prizes under 5000 payable immediately ahor
the drawing.
Notice 20 Correspondents.
Those vho prefer not sending money by mall can
use THE EXPREss COMPANiEs. whereby money
for Tickets. in sums Of Eight Dollars. and up
wards, can be sent us AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE
from any city or town where they have an Express
Once The money and order must be enclosed in a
Government Post Once Stamped Envelope, Or the
Express Companies cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential
Purchasers will please write their signature plain.
and give their Post Once. County and State.
Circulars containing full explanations - our
Schemes, &c, will be forwsTdo6 by mail to any ono
sending us his address.
A Last Of the Numbers that drawn from the
wheel, with the amount of the Prize that each one Is
entitled 10, will BE- published after drawing, IN the
Anleroaa Repifblic, Macon. Ca n specimen copy Of
Ehich VIII b sent 70 every purchaser
Al orders for Tickets should be addressed 70
HODGES, DAVIS - co.,
Macon, Georgia
sept ., ls5o El-ly
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IN ths large Store Room s,1olning aud connectel
with ny Dry auods Estthiishmeut vii DO found 10
rnnrlatH tsanffmenf ~ Cholru and Ftsh|nnnhl.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING guut@, suited o.
every class RI buyers AZ prers tha cannot tl o. suit
any reasonable purchaser This Department Is uu-
drr ne csre of my Hurtly and ehcicnt ad D.
camp . X. Raw
NJ stock will ~ rrn'rntshed ai short Intervals,
aiih ssaaanahia ant deairahr goods 4nd a. I shall
anheaTor 81 40 - hili in az asireftsn invite tha
afiHnuon q purchasers tn che Grand EKhhiiIon now
T.n. WHEELER.
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ELEly'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
And Blood Purifier.

CurnF disease ~ natural laws. Nhen hken' u-
9f tb~ iody purifyinr and srreerstul, the circua-
ton II the blood. 10 neutralizcs an! bilious hattT
in the stomach, snd strengthens IN" whole orsHni--
Mclesns Strengthening Cordial vii - .'ually
cure Liver Compliant byspcp.ia, JsnnlIc', 'tr.hir
Nervous Debility Disea-e Il the Kidney <. aft all
Diseases arising from disordered hyeg % stomach
such as pyspepsA Indigestion, Rush a blood % TIE
Head souruess or Sickness u the stomach, Heart
burn, Disgust q Food Flutierng of the Heart swim.
ming % PAIN of the Head. Ch1kiul or sufocating
genss 1,ns 90 yinE dosn. D.mn"ss O. Nl.ou, Sisht
skin ~ ~ the Eyes. Dmpes or Blntches the Face
% skin, Inflammation of the Blood, Melancholy or
Oppression of spirits, harrhoa, Dysentery, houdy
Flux. Constipation of the Bowels Inward Piles, Dis
eascs arising from the Use of Mercury Pan Boo the
Bones, Jaundiee, Coughiuv. Debility. Ncrsou-urss.
Gravel Impure Blood. Lass q Memory, Bilious
Chohc. gout. Liver Complaint and Fever and Nlue.
ur Chlls and teyer. Il s also cure diseases 81 TIE
Bladder and womb, such seminal Wcskuas-. In
confluence Of Junc. stranguary Inflammation or
weakness Of the Womb or Bladder. Whites a..
THERE ~ NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
This Cordial will never fail 10 any fthe above
Diseases taken A. per directions on each bo;tlc in
German. English and French.
OVER HALF A MILLION OF BOTTLES
have been sold during the last six months, and no
instance has t failed m giving entire satisia.tUn4-
Who, then, will suffer from weakness OF debility
whoa McLean's strengthening Cordial will cure YOU
TO THE LADIES.
10 you wish 10 he healthy and strongi Then 70 al
once and get some of McLean's Cordial. u will
strengthen and luVlguratc your whole ~ stem.
ing aheathy and pure circulation of blood % How
through every vein. and the ueh. rosy bloom Of
hculth 10 mount 20 your cheek again.
FOR CHILDREN.
W say g. parents your children are sick, puuy.
~ afflicted With complaints prevalent among chIl.
druu, give them small quantity of Mclean Cordial
and 70 vill make them healthy, fsi, and robust pe-
lay not moment Try t and you viii b. convinced.
1T ~ DELICIOUS To TAKE.
livery Country Mcr hsnt should not leave the city
until he bad procured supply ofMcI~ans Strength
| cniug Cor,lial it sells rapidly because q sluay-
cures. liberal discount vail To made o. those vino
/ buy q cell again.
CAUTION.
Beware ot druggists ~ dealers Who may try %
| palm upon you some Bitter or SarsapariI.a trash,
| whrh they ral buy cheap. by saying u lust
i a. good. Avoid such men. Ask foT Mcfean's
strengthening Cordial. and take nothing else lt is
th" only rvmedy that vii purN the blood tharou gh
Il ly, nnd at the same time strengthen the system.
| Ono tablespoonful taken every moruiug fasting Is
arurtn preventive Tor hulrra ChillS 8nd Fever el
| luW Fever. ur any prevalent disease.
lr'e only 81 per bottle. ur six bottles fnr -.
| !. u. MCLEAN
| sole Proprietor uf this cordial.
| Also, Mctsauz Volcanic Ol IauiuIrut
4 asPunipsl depot on the corner sf Third and
Il fHrfsa A. ~
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Wa srEvENs wfLLER STEWART
WM. m. STEVENS a STEWART,
nEfLERs ~
FIVE CT THING,
FuRNmHfNg GOODS.
ATas R0OTB, BII0 E8,
asb
cHiLpREN's CLOTHING,
WARRINGTON HfMEET.
rfhres doors hrioe nanisi suettl
ViCKSBURg, MISS.
Flatsh,.rp. nsa 2. isao. p-u
rAGL AND wrmrun cx.oTTlrMoi


AAA- A. AWAAA0M Co.
WouLp yaiorm lns,r hlssds and Ne gubllg ,ha,
y fass .'ssst Sss Yea .S" ssly VII ssss ssd ss
tiEf zxb wvrEn CLOTHING
"a - 81 " asst F,5,rs.sl A. ~ Hartsi snd ss
aan hsFeiafe sssure uar nends thai ever sruela 10
nsi. - ~ ~. - ..,i :. ~, y lla..a,i
nurr rhaaInr T1aia - car and HEamina Ger stuek,
~ 81 oohalsai uisi aaHs ~ 81 sssy d.ssailsasd
vii hrlas ua sdtiuona suppiiss' sssplas cur siook
e. SEA Fart nais .Fina uisrt Frark Goats.
sspsr afswn Ffoes. sapsr nahla Frocs. and supsr
',@ asus ssslssla a.sn sap-r BEAVER. bl.ss, ,los
80 eaiersi aFaaisiath nevanshlra x ksrssy uvsT.
costs snd asgsa hsluiinsua uFarcoais and asfsa.
...,..s tassss-s o.ts-ri.ia and r.ney. o. sysry
F,.sl.las-s-ons hundred ps.r. sapsr ni.ss Do.
sf.a. aurer nis1t hucsssIa. riain md aneY Cssai
.nara. tlae and iancY celufnd stUnai
Fsn=euFsl uses aFilsd lrrusdlns al.s, .ursr
riush vsigsi. tsnrY t,aziinsFe hiaeh cassisfs sna
''asA FuRNfsHfNo GOODS
us..ss sausF ana LINEN. fanoY fiusn. LINEN nosoui
ah.rts N al ausItes snd styles. n nafasilles DO.
f..isfasiFia super rsahniere. lambs WooL tego
.. ri.aasi uanisn Fisansl rsisut Nsrlna ahassr
s-rssrs Super shaksf FannsL seFona FlannsL
whlis Isans nFovn isans, Narlno aud ean,ou Flan.
80 uas super knaala HhIta and rolafad Msd
- ~ Waai tal STA. o. hfuHn aud colorod Cuttun
@aursr nurhshn. car shin. Kit nur shln.
lsst9 shIia and rnnralt ftnHia a|lh Lined fhruad.
hish aaunf'at. Fur Topped uauntais. white Berlin
esi r..i@niset sna F.ney celorea sllk. efsvsry
-, 's.sL -sisut, Dress cait nsasY solsd caiE wa,sr
..1ssss.sa iaen csuahrlo nunn stitched 60.
- lIIH a.. Nhina Cert A..
~ ~ n.ahlnnatla Nolaah.n nisek Cassimsre,
g.iss' Hish Ofuen niark fah los crown Do, Calof.
1niarE snd nius clath. 81 spsrY varivg ior
.ssfs..a nara fhHdrrna' CAPS.
49, @flenta' sole teslher rrayehnE, iasiiAs' DO,
,sstIs fffnfa ladies' Nai Naaeas
F9t.,.s.s @ilale isaihsf vansea Lsaiher Travelling
20 .ssas-aIik and ginahan uunhreilas walk.
-. rsnsa fprket cutlery, uslr brushes Teeth
hfa'hs h0rg aNn F0UrHg CEoTHTNg
s.i sa aalIi riets sasnftfnsuto tol Boys and Youths
rf.ffIaa. ~ arerY teecripuons -.
rlaishargs tec 7, iaaR. ~
So rArFAN q Co,
rRON AND PAPER WAREHOUSE,
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New Jersey. on Monday afternoon, a
dwelling occupied by family ofthe name
of Hobbs, was discovered TO be on fire.
The alarm was given and the people has
tened to the place, forced an entrance,
went up stairs, and succeeded in extrica-
ting Mrs. Hobbs. her five children and o
little girl the daughter, of neighbor
from the burning house. They were all
badly burned. but it is thought that Mrs.
Hobbs and two of the children will recov-
er. The remaining three and also the 9TH
er little girl died of their injuries.
Suspicious were directed to Hobbs, the
husband and father, as the author of this
tragedy.
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SUICIDE OF MCDONALD.

AACuAIAAdAAb ~ ASAAtCa - - y
Professor JosEPH HENRY,
Smithsonian Institute, D. c.
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DAINTs FOR FAMILY UsE.-A large Dc,
dHeront colors, put up IN oh rca.iy ior use. For
sale hy D.. SMITH.
R-satYa. Nav IS 1850 ally
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1 Grand Capital Pri-e of
$1OO,OOOes
Whole Tickets $40. Halves $40, Quarters s..

S2,3y6 Prizes amounting to-..........-. q. .ls87s6
NEARLY PRIZE 10 EVERY TICKETS.
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Il love thee still, " as the quiet HUSBAND
said to his chattering wife.
, 1860-10-27
DuPRAT'S POLISH AND
French Black Var1lish.

PATENTED APRIL 10th, 1so.
iss Ut Washington being the beat article Of the Kind
ever tnvchteu for vanishing Boots, Harness. Military
without lnluriug the latfer IN the east: but the
contrary the oily suhstace Of Which Que Vnrn'-i !.
2c aher being va1n4hcd be- washed in water with
outtnu!y 70 the ln:5e l. ean *o " bundled wstlons
iitas. Iron It'd. g. tlne application making them
beautiful black and giving them speld lustrc. prt
scrynE tic Also fr,u rnst ills Invaluable fvr E,cks
door h1ltos 70. Tho vafnish drier IN less than three
ling with Il il cai also lc lse y manufacturers Ut
umbrella. oane. tnrner. Of wood: &c as Il has tl!e
II the nle. THIS yaFltsh Il shcky, even In
the wns:-t climate It can a,+o Be enployed 70 ad-
fuI polish. AMI preventing the mud from listening 70
70 tic huut
~ Fold hy nrussfet@ ami nra!rrs everywhere
fT-Send tir circulars IL Dealers.
II P1ncip.l Depot 81. uroadway. Composite st.
Nicholas uotcl) Ny.
, 1860-10-27
Business GlrDS

4 1tR1NG'Tt)N &c DENT,
II ATTORNEYS At LAW,
No. lit Clark Street, Chicago, Ill.
l. ". ARLINGTON. toct!edals.lml THOMAS DENT.
BLACKWELL & MATTHEW,
- ATTORNEYS AND cOESsELtORs At LAW.
Rooms Is, No. IS South Clark It,,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
n q nj AcsyYt} tau1c9J4 3n,l x ua1utrE
, 1860-10-27
THE POSTAL SERVICE.
Suggestions md Bits OF Information
from Mr. fKO1brook.


Mr.. Uolbrook's United States iNail has some
readable paragraphs concerning Post Office
matters. We copy:
REGISTERED LETTEIs.-Eycry dag there arc
received at tho New York Post Oilcc letters
upon which there Is scarcely any doubt that
tie fec lus bccil paid for registering. but which
arc either unaccolnpnu{ca by hilt or uunum-
bercd, and frequently not Iostmurkcd; or If
the bill does come with then, it il often head
ed simply "SmIthtown," or whatever it may
tered upo., 1t. Sometimes only one Of thosc-
will be omitted, but very often the whole 1u
c1ses Of this Kind, where tue bill Is signed ly
an assistant or clerk, 1t is impossible to deter
mine, where there is more than one bfllcc Of
the samo name, which ono tho letter Is from ;
and In tic course Of n few days the postmaster
writes to knuw why It is not Forthcoming.
Letters have also been received at New York
enclosed In nm envelope to tho Postmaster
.w{thppt auy mark whatever upon them and
unaccon,pa.,led by any biEi, which arc ,mloubt-
such on account Of these omissions, aud arc,
Of course, delivered to The parties addressed
rs unregistered luttcrs, thus defeating the very
object Df tic registry sytte1n.
EAsK I.ErTKKs.-Our belief in the infslli-
illity Of our. banking friends Ii, We: confess,
slightly shaken, jn view of the fact that ,ovcr
one thousand letters year arrive ut the.N
York Post Office, plainly addressed ".Ncw
York" which belong f. cashiers In other cities
and towne, It's is ascertained by consulting n
List Of cashiers In the United States, kept In
the alIlcc for Reference md 10 enable the clerks
to fnEward tLesc stray nlisstvcs to their proper
: destination. And n similar state Of tltnSs cx-
isis in other large cities. *.':.'. i:.'' II
/; raEss REsITTAScYs.-Tl.c aggregate remit
tances received through the mails yearly by
:. the proprietors Of tile New York daily and
weekly newspapers amount to upwards Of five
million Of dollars, Is nar lis call be ascertalned
from dnn furnished by the proprictors them
: ge]vcs, In response to inqulrica naadd on this
; h1iE1ect. This Eum represents approximately
!. 1he pecpp!ary interest of thc New York prcss
, a]ono III the efficient working Of ppt postal
system. Adj to this tho imnGnsp number Of
rrmittanccs which asc every day raistn.
through the mails to tho: almost i1ulujncrablc
=. newspaper establishments both Of city and
country,, and we shall have some adequateided
At the important dulles which mt npon The
employees Of the Post Oflcc Department, CON
sider1ng the subject In its financial inspect
alone. s,iiI -.
II Albert Clark, we'll known and highly
respectable citizen Of ucranao county, Flori-
da, was brutalIy murdered hy ono OF Iii ne
yroe6 On the Still inst The culnrit, Hampton,
was brought into Brookvi1!e on tho 18th inst,
and, having nude speech on the EalloTs, ad:
hitting hi1 guilt and the Justice Of his punish
I mcnt, was e1eeutcdin front of the courthouse
and ii the presence Of q large number OF the
citizens,
, 1860-10-27
Elegantly Illustrated Edition Of
-CD0PER'S NOVELS.

Embcl!ished with Fire Hundred o1slna, Drawtns-,
pyF.o.c c. BARLEY.
This beautiful clluon of coorcE's Works vas com
Mon. a1 aa,s
lug novel complcte 6sn Ruh.isn.d o', ths nsst of
GIL aa!ee ea a"d saeh eoatsias Eas?sTe q stss
and Twelve skctcsrs On Weed. de4EnsA hy pH4Elicy:
Artists Il the Country
THE SERIES EMBRACES:
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Tie Prairie, Mercedes pf CASTLE,
Lionel Lincoln, Tie Crater.
Tts Water Which,. AHoat .nA ashore,
TSe Snia soneins. noun'' its wy Il lie Hour.
6atan.toe, Prrcautlon.
oraef tic rsas'ndsr vii fsiiox tls LUG arrAnss
5 ,5e ot eon ta uas
tudt and Importance. anything of the kind before m
la = i: xa:S; Ess!;ssiaE r .iS
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sellers In a tue principal cltes q t!'e publishers w
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mt tte suggestion Of numerous Arts and a,eatcors
r. r. FIsos .as ss" caeh
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a,,ut i.uIny ID fo"4 each containing eight proofs.
and e1eh pF0.t ned St.t rss q
hnr.t French Pla.e Falt Each is!o WI p in eoy
One Twn rllree aud Four How ready for Snb~cfl
, 1860-10-27

ATONEY TO LOAN.-h Sums
Nl not to exceed $l5O01 on Farms In Illinois,
within opc hundred miles Of Chicago.
GEulDE ", kENCOMR
oci.lla9.lml No, @IleatbDrn It. Room L CtIlcago
, 1860-10-27

M 0 N L Y T O L 0 A N
In Sums and for Terms to Suit. =
BUSINESS PAPER BOUGHT AND sold.
GliEEHENATal IItOa.
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