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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02

HINTS To YOUNG GENTLENEN.-Don't
submit to be crowded off the pavement
into a muddy gutter by two advancing
balloons of silk and whalebone. Havn't
your newly BACKED boots as good claim
10 respect as their skirts? Look straight
before YOU, and stand upon your rights
ike man-the ladies can contract them
-alves a little if they see there's no help
forit.
Don't talk literature and fine artss to
the pretty girls OF your acquaintance un-
till YOU are sure they know the difference
between Thomson's Seasons and Thom-
sons Arithmetic. And if they look par
ticularly sentimental then you may know
they don't understand what you are talk
ing about!
Don't ask nice little girl about her
doll unless You are very certain she hasn't
come out, and has not been engaged in
Two or three firtations already.
Don't stay later than eleven o'clock
when you spend the evening with pref
" iriend-the wisest and wittiest man in
hristendom becomes a bore after that
hour.
Don't believe any woman to can angel
II you feel any symptoms of that disease
talSs -dosA, f-SSse fe---4.1sell fe-ell Sses.-
is as much amalady as the small pox, and
il is your business to get over it as
quickly as possible. An angel, indeed
And, above all, don't imagine that you
must keep your lady-talk and gentleman
talk in separate budgets, labelled ard
sorted, unless YOU want the girls to laugh
at your wishy-washy sentimentalism.
Talk to them in frank, manly style, as
YOU would to an intelligent gentleman
Don't suppose, because they are women
they don't know anything,
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CALHOUN INSTITUTE,
MACON, MISS.
wR POlNDEuER, PRINCIPAL & PROPRIEToR

V,HusE Interested IN thorough and polite female
flucatun. would 40 well 90 investigate The claims
b. public notice 1T the above school, ltpussesses tne
n.itantarrs of College ard Select school, is philo-
sopbicsI in Instruction and elegant IN rs appoint
menta and accommodations.
Fsrulty composed uf twelve able, experienced
southern Iearhrra, N e very heavy expense, has
been employed II has been selected without regard
prize and with great canton. The Proprietor feels
assured that che Facuty N no Female school n The
United states surpaases o. To confess The truth. tho
Principal feels shat BE- considers alaudahle ambition
20 establish school altngethcr of southern material
United states its peruianeuce b secured n The fact
that ihe Whoe Zoe and huilhngs the private prop
ariv oftha PRINCIPAL individual enterprises IN schools
have always ranked highest, sud are alWays safest
Aaharna. wsuust of south Carolina CulsHAs and Gsn-
o,tr oiisst rs establishing southern school is no,
Inc sluth. aud Thus o. weu the hruaeh already tnn
sidr thruuah Abolition agency. mol God fortid-tui
wtth psirouc prie, W tise h-s- ~ s--sE~lie
TERMS,
Beard and Englishs. ID %
MUST, on Any Instrument except Hap. - %
Modern tangaaeus French, spanish andltal-
ian - Y.
urawnE and Painting in WatCr Colors........- % %
Embroidery nf any % oQ
/ iessons in shellWurk o. Wax-work. per les
"
/ English ~ day patrons (according 20 sivsnce-
/ he shove ra,ss srs fsr he whole term
/ Modern Languages and ornamonials of al kinds
| taught fnr 80 each
rha nest session Gill open on the drst of October.
| an Catalogues. Circulars and References vii ~
urnlshed upon application 70 he Principal a Ma,
nsoas, Ne, sept 70, 1857 to-a
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NOfice

THE Steam Saw Mill, II miles south
4 west of Paulding, will at all times
have on hand fine assortment Of LUM.
BER. which can be had at the rate of SIC
per 1000 feet, cash. If booked, Sll will
he charged All bills due when the lum
Lar is ready for 15I4l4iK d5Iel4iKfTrXt KpTl 4 NUN yr1r T.
April p, 1860. 2s-tf
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A thin old man with rag-bag in his
hand. was picking up large number of
pieces of whalebone which lay on the
street. The deposit was of such singu-
lar nature that we asked the quaint-look
ing catherer how we supposed they came
there Don't know" he replied. in a
squeaking voice: Il 'spect some unfortu-
nate female waswrecked hereabont."
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DAINTs FOR FAMILY UsE.--A large lot
z Fsrpnt colort put up in Oil, ready foruse foi
ssi. bv w. SMITH.
R-rssisn. NAV ia tssa ally
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Every drop of perspiration brought to
the brow by labor is the shadow of dol
lar earned
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ls..aaaaanfa la noauInl. Aol..l -. -.
-. ....s,rrarAwwmn AND JmWAhAhns
vIrKaHuHg. Nlaa
..fs wnsle snt Mascsl lnsilln'en. =. 49,.
li.l ..'.isf ~. F|ne eal.sll ....e - -, -
- aa-a ahsa 80 lsse..t
-. - al NufH etllAalAH A.
~ pgq = ~,
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fr,.b tia.na. flaen lawns and Cansrics, White and
uruan NahiH fHHH1sEa
uanlra. fahiu covers nafnasA Table Covers ant Nsp
aims.
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CHAs. A. SMITH,
5. 5. MISNIECE,

A NJ " r. 4 w.
QUITMAN, MISS.
NIvILL practicehi- professioun the several courts
w ofthe Eighth Judicial District
Qat'rnaH, sept IS 1888. du
5. 5. MINNIECE,
ATTORNEY AND COUASELLOR Al LAW
WILL. practice in ali the Courts Of North Ms-s-
w sippi and West Tennessee and in the United
tates Court At Pontotoc.
Gs-Collection= made promptly.
HsrnaItfo. Miss- March ? ls5e I-ly
DIR. A. j. MANNING
HAVING located at Monto-e, re- pecttuAv tenders
his professional services TO the citizens Of that
icinity. He may be found AZ the residence OF Mr..
lanes Campbell, when not professionally absent
April Is. is5s E-ly
CHARLES A. sTOVALL,
A Il Il OR n Ely II l. AW
QUITBAN MISS
WILL practice his procession 10 the Courts oi
w Clarke and surrounding Counties
QuitHlan. March -, ls5a. 2S-ly
THOMAS b. JOHNSON,
/ ATTORNEY AND CCUNSELLOR AT LAM
WILLIANSBI re- Miss.
WILL practice IN the several Courts ot 'oHington
w and the adjoining Counties. All business en-
March sol issS. 25-tf
| AZ. uapt1ler. .................J A. Chapman.
DANTZLER a CHAPMAN,
| ATTORyETS AND COUNSELLORS Al LAM
1 PAULDING. Miss.
L TTANING formed a cu-partnerzhp in the practice
II % Law, Will attend faithfully y al business en-
rusted 20 them n the Circuit and Probate Courts oi
Jasper and neig ighbonng counties ~,
FiIuliiug, Feb ., ls56 2-u
DIR. A. J. COTTON,
1 THANKFUL 90 his friends and the public for the
Il Il liberal patronage heretofore extended 90 him.
~ continue % devote hi- undivd.d attention % tLe
Paulitsq Feb ., ISL 2su
JOHN c. WILKINSON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law,
MJILL give prompt attention 90 business IN al tiss
" courts d smith and the adjacent counties. Aa
iress. Raleigh, Miss.
Raiagh, July ., ls55. Att
JAMES WATTS,
Il late of the hrm of VI Alum Watts)
4 ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
sePts,1ss4 III
W. p. HARRIS,
ATTORNE AT LAW,
JACKSON. MISS
Once over Robinson a Co.'S store, State street
J1ctsoH. Feb. =, i,57. 2Ou
MEDICAL NOTICE.
4 J. +. TANNEHILL, VI. D.,
i UTANING located himself ten miles east OF Wilkes
III burg. Coyngtun county. Mss at Maj. VI. r. Car
-ar rezidcuep may BE- found there af a times unleS.
dissent professional business, and ready % dis
charge the duties II bis procession TO the best OF ms
,hilify. whrn called upon.
Coriagi9n soua,y. Oct I6is5s 4-tf
GEO. WOOD,
TTORNEY At Law.
~ Ill practice in the Courts of fIaudsrdale. Clark
Il w Wayne, Jasper, and In Jones. Green, Perry
Il fsrEson. Harrison and Hancock Counties.
Il AddresS-Crus- Roads, Jackson County, Miss.
II March p. 1859. 25-tt
LAW CARD.
ROBERT n. OGDEN, Jr.,
tTTOREET AND COUNSELLOR At LAW AMI
Il SOLICITOR ~ CHANCERT,
sHIELuSBuRO, MISS.
Il lRay 81 luui-,I and - Camp Street
Il NEW ORLEANS
Il Willpnctice ~ the several Courts ofthe Eighth Ju
II hcial District of Mississippi.
Il Jan l5 is5a 1A1v
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% the iarrr Store Rnom sboininr and connected
sIih NV flrr tnnfia EstfIlIahmenL VII Do bound a.
rnHfrrie tssnriuaHnt uf Choice and Fashionable
CLOTHING AND rU NNlafilNt NunNes suited a.
nvufV class af buyers a prices hai cannot tal " au
nuv rnaannahla purchaser. This deraftuinui u IN
dar tho rafs II aiy wurthv and chciout " ~ a.
camp =. N Raw
r4ih sHaannaiifa anh desirable goods. and A. shall
anauarnf o. nu the hil IN an nivefuse, invite Che
aftentiun nf purchasers to Che erlnd tAhHaton nov
'P'' W '''" X. q. wuEELEn.
t...t.t..... fi.a fasa natf
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OLD STAND.
Dtsrs=aiIv sppssils fAs H'-sAt-rtss Hsfsi'
vICKsBURG. MISS,

IT a ny intruUon tB munnrnlan iho nfT Nonda
II trade nf Nicksbnrn by coullnuing ne var deelar
"a on he ial ~ lnnnary. 1887 and break doen the
oid crete aYsteu N eratIi fuafits upon Iia
LulrtMAtE SYSTEM, alike bsneaoiai 70 pureha'-
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IT ~ wv ~
CURING disease BY natural laws when taken. Pc
healing influence l. felt coursing through every VEN
Of the body, purifying and acceeratng the crcula-
uon oi the hleod " neutrtihe- any ~hiiuu- ~~ ll,.l ~~
IN the stomach, and strengthens the whole orgAniia
ton.
Mcfeans strengthening Cordial will ch,cually
cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Itnndice, thfenig
ar Nervous Dchity disease II the Kidneys. and AZ
Diseases arising from dsordergd liver or stgmach'
such ss Dyspepsia indigestion, Rush oi hoqd 10 lne
burn. Disgust of Food, Fiuttcring Of the Heart SWIM
ming or Pam Of the Head, Choking or ruhpcAinE
Sensations cn lying down. DIuness n Vision, Night
skin IN the Eyes, bmples Or blotches On tle fsoe
% skin, Inflammation af The Blood. Meianen nei5 or
Wax Constipation Of the Bowels, Inward Piles, lss-
eases arising rom the use of Mercury. Pam pm the
Bones 'sandse' Soa3 3h'ps, 50 ,s 49,, T.i.1.
Chole, Gout Liver Complaint. and Fever amt CUE,
Chiils and Fever l vii also cure d-e,e- ~ tle
ulstidor and womb. such a. seminal Mcakne--' IN
eonfnrnro 81 Urine. stranruary. indammsuoa or
Weakness of the Womb or Bladder, Nhites a.
THERE Is NO MISTAKE About IT.
This cs-s vrt never tail te eaFc any q &c '7y.
Diseases u taken a. per directions on tach eti'e w
german. EnElish and French.
OVER HALF A MILLION or BOTTLES
have been sold during The last six months, and 90 no
instance has % failed M giving eniire sai.lA il'R- %
Who, then VII sufisr from weakness % debility
when McLean's strengthening Cordial WI cure you
To THE LADIES.
Do you rish % be- healthy and s,rungi Then 80 4
once aud got some of McLean's Cordial lt VIII
Strengthen and inviguraie your whole system. eau--
inn healthy and pure circulation OF hiued 70 nov
through every ven. and the uch, rosy bloom OF
health tn mount ta your cheek aEan-
FOR CHILDREN.
We say to parents fy your children are sick puny
or afflicted with complaints prevalent amo chil
drru give them a small quantity ui " Lean Cortliu
and 10 vii make. them healthy, fti, and robust ~
lay nut q moment Try t and yuu vil b. convinced
1T - DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
Every Country Mer, hant should not leave the city
until he bad procured supply ofMcleans strength
ruing Cordial II sells rapldly, because y away =
cures literal discount will bc made 20 those who
buy o. sell again.
CAUTION.
Beware of druggists or dealers who may try %
1 palm upon you some Bitter or sar-apanla trash,
which they can buy cheap, by saying . j. Just
/ a. good. Avoid such men Ask for Mclean =
-trengt heuinu Cordial and take nothing else IL D.
the only remedy that viii purify the blood thorough
L ~, and a. The same time strengthen the system
une tablespoonful taken every morning fasting l.
arertun preventive for Cholera. Chlls and Fever, e
/ low Fever, or any prevalent disease.
Price only 81 per bottle, or six bottles for -
1 J. u. MCLEAN.
Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial,
| Also. Mclean Volcanic Ol LIniment-
Il ha-principal depot on the corner " Third and
L Pine streets, 81. Louis. Mo.
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tdminiS1ratr,N,sNO Notice,

JAMES W. BOYKIN.
Probate Clerk W. C. Mss
March %. 1860. cost
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NJ TEEHs lRE STRICTLY CASH.

And what mean ~ Casu. a SIMPLY 90 pay uf AZ
Hnoda nn delivery and meet AZ hila nrnmpNY upon
presentation. AN pay tuaunffuH.- and pay ueAi
HnHH" customers. are respectfully nuf earnestly ~
- fr|nafnH NJ rufHhHana are nlalin with cash and
pledge myself ~ mutuav share with my nirnds
ana ufainlnrrs al thr hsrrana benefits and aiifan.
tarnH this plan undoubtedly rnniefs Per
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runmAs IN GnWAN.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al Law,
WESTNILLE, MISS.
w ILL attend with promptness and fidelity 20 al
w business entrusted 20 ms care 10 all the Courts
Il the Counties Of simpson, CoyIngton, smith, To
pilh and Rankin.
Strict attention will be gwen TO the CoLLEcT1oN or
CLtINs
na-Ofice in the Court House.
REFmENCEs.-Hou. :. X. Adams, Pau u'ding Mss.
J. j. McRae, VI. 4.
McSsr-. Payne, Steele, Co y. o.
u--sfraTI- Tfrvn 1u TsEQ .S-fl
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CARrrrfvls MtrriNG. uRteehla and Fl'p'H
uft CLOTHS
ukunfruN "a nfn Hnd eHInnlrir tfHnfturnA
TuifNaa Nkfiafa kNn CANrEf RAGS
NAffR CuftFNH, 9rNA kithha ANh A'NpN
uAnrantsifrnr. M ENDLESS VARIETY.
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By this Scheme purchasers can select their own
Numbers, and pay any amount for a Ticket they may
desre
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Lambert LumberII LumbeTIii

ONE oil y. Spear A Co.'S No saw Mills has been
" located near Dcsoto, on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, in dense forest q the finest timber ioax
and pinel in the state. Those IN want of very su-
penor article of Lumber, both 10 quality and manu-
dlately. a. the demand increases largely every day
md IN short time the prices must advance.
Terms cash, or very shori paper.
~ STE, Apul 2 lsts. A-lY
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And on every succeeding day Sundays eXcepted)
Al O'Clock, p N.
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DIR. A. }. COTTON,
MEDICAL NOTICE.


TTORNET AT Law.
NJ Ill practice in the Courts of Iaudsrdale. Clark
w Wayne. Jasper, and in Jones. Green. Perry.
lsrk-On. Harrison and Hancock Counties
Address-Cros- Roads. Jackson County. Miss
March 3. 1859 gs-H
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N'LEANS VOLCANIC OIL LIITNENT

Also. Mclean Volcanic Oll Llniment
ha-principal depot on the corner " Third and
Pine streets. 81. Louis. No.
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April 4, 1860. 26-Sm
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VlcksnuRa FouNpERY.


n HAVE Inai rurrivn Ifurn thn manufacturers, and
affsr aff sale ~ Nrw rluHua pfinrsf Hltn leet "a
MHamHha nraa Htaauas water a aaa Pipe
l slsna NOM thruaoirhts uf an inch tu three nrnes
Aouu iset Cum hrlung Wy, HH sidths, Rom ipui
o. terutT iuuhns.
Aahrrnn sinana asuaes ucau0ns ditto.
fIsva 4n hanH amt annatanilV making. fitntsiinn
rnaInaa N to fn 20 and ta nrh cylinders, fum tHo
81 kiur fset atrukn. aacorhnH io site am nuW pre-
pared 81 furn nui one ueok.
d NHuid especially raIl 1itnniiHn D. my hnilaf ~
naftnnnf luaa none hui the lrHi lnHpeeted STAN p
"a fln such a. Il required hY ere 9i tnnrrras o.
fssf tn.afs and can furnish sin sira Hnd quality a.
fsr e. any establishment In She Anuth.
rirnuaf afH Miia riada lH aIaor
Nrunu arruNa ali afHa aHd extra lengths
fIaTla' Lever Presses Nfrf on hand
UIffnHsF aaaa ~ hnaf nnaliiy tulnmnn tisrH kerl
~ hard anh nf sale IA si prlcca and
aii alrna afIlnrnH trnn sflnn ifrHi4
Waifa' sash aaa Mli ifnns. heavy and light ~
sirafIi sna hafaH power. Nhf Viii eell adapted o.
plantation use a. t uniF frGnfes shril tenr.lle o
tnn Hin huuae ANAf n NhAhlWt
r'ri.tars nsr u islH ely
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HINTS TO PoRK-MAKERs.-The philoso-
ply of increase of fat in animals is, that
the digested food not needed to supply
waste in the system, is laid up in the form
of fat around the muscles, ready to be alb
sorbed again into the circulation if need
ed. Waste is induced by exercise, or use
of the muscles, and also by combustion in
the lungs, of the digested food, to supply
animal heat. Hence, the same amount
of food given in warm weather, will, if di-
gested, afford greater surplus of fat than
when fed in cold weather. Hogs or other
animals intended for fattening, should be
shut up this month. Many advocate ma
king the size of the fattening pen so small
that the animal will have Just room to
stand or lie. While confinement favors
rest and disposition to fatten, too close
quarters are not healthful for the animal,
which needs moderate exercise to pro-
mote digestion. The quality of flesh pro-
duced must be somewhat impaired by any
confinement that interferes with the
health. The appetite may be kept up by
change of food, frequent supply of green
vegetables, such as corn, cabbage leaves,
pea vines, and the refuse of the garden.
Cooked food digests much more easily
than raw, and is in a condition to yield
more nourishment, and is also better rel
ished by most kinds of stock. Cleanliness
in the fattening pen should not be over
looked. Although pigs proverbially are
filthy, they are not really so; they do not
delight in the effiuvia of their own drop
pings, as any one can see by noticing that
they generally appropriate one portion OF
the pen to filth. An occasional washing
and scrubbing with soap-suds will con
duce much to their thrift-all animals
keep in condition more easily when the
skin is kept clean and healthy.
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To Land PnrchnSnrs

VIE subscriber has for sale about three
Il thousand acres of valuable Lands. w.
ing IN Jasper County, from twelve to six
teen miles due west Of DeSoto. on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and from sew
en- to ten miles southeast of Paulding,
some portions of these lands are improved,
and Others unimproved-they are mostly
OF good quality, and comprise fine tracts
for farms. | will sell in quantities to suit
purchasers. Ny residence is near Davis
vile, Jasper County, and those wishing to
purchase can address me as that place, or
call in person.
J. S. TERRAL, Sr.
April 4, 1860. 26-Sm
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Hopes a deceitful, lying brute,
We proved her such, long years ago;
She often says she'll give me fruit
But all ever gets biolSl
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- MAYERs a LOWRY,
ATTORNETS AT Law AND SOLICITORS ~
CHANCERT.
BRANDON, Miss lSSIPpI.
Wy ILL practice IN the several Courts of Simpson
w Smith. scott and Rankin Counties. and IN Al
jan ., 1850 I57Iy
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LAW NOTICE.
uEfnaEa- =. p. :. ". WlNaAIE,
Drs. bridges s MIngate,

NANlNH formed a copartuerstip ~ the prtrf'ct
oi Medicine, respectfully tender their services
. the citizens u Claiborne and the surrounding
'oun;ry IN the various branches Of the profession
When not profess 1nally engaged, ther both will be-
uund 10 Claiborne la BHfnaEz at his own residence
md 1T. WIvGkrE at the residence Of Ma. IHOs. e.
ulFTErr. They return their thanks " the public
or the liberal patronage heretofore received. and
rope by strict attention their professional duties
10 secure a continuance u the same.
Claiburuc, Jan. n. lsoO. ll-lv
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9rOfessiOnal.
DIR. J. w. AvERA,

DEN TAI S q r ~ -.--.i
FIAKE- this method Of rendering hrs proiessiohA
Il services TO the public. ,,-.
He is prepared 20 perform all operatonsin MecIsh
icsl Dentistry with all the latest improvement a.
trUrk tUaTTdufad.
DR. A. pectfully tenders his thanks 70 his iIleh
and the public for the liberal patronage extended .
him. and trusts that he has executed ms Work IN sucl
manner as 20 merit a continuance Of the same.
Shoob0ofa. April -, 1855. +ly
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Smith Hotel.

49, THE undersigned having purchased the
% burlington House A." IN this place, takes pleas
ure In informing his friends and the travel
W ing public generally, that he is now prepared
70 administer 10 the wants u the sinner man" % both
man and horse. a. he will keep on hand PLENTY of
the "best the country affords. Give me a ca1. "
hungry. A. MYER
hnirfgh. Nutifh fh Ma Jan 1e 1870. 1b-ff
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1900 Acres Of Sea Island Cotton
LA MD

LAND
The plantations Of Coils. Claiborne and
jackson are now in a full state of cultiva-
ton, and have been found to produce well
for the last FIVE years. These gentlemen,
who may be addressed at Shieldsboro',
Hancock County. Miss, are referred to
for the character of the land, and its
adaptahility to the production Of this fa-
nous cotton. The owner of the tract, W
5. Hoyett, may be addressed at Alto, P.
O., Cherokee County, Texas or address
d. BARTON,
Cironelle. Ala
May Is, 1859. 32-tf
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LAND FOR SALE.
Notice

NOt1Ce.
4 Ii who are indebted to us Either by
N note or account, are respectfully no
tilted for the last time to call at our old
stand AID settle the same, by the first day
of March next, or they will find their
notes and accounts in the hands of an Off
Ger for collection, as longer indulgence
cannot be given.
n. McKINSTRY.
Paul}ng. Hiss, Jan. Is, 1860 I5-tf
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DIR. CHAS. n. RENCHER.
Resident DENTIST, AT ENTERPRISE MISS.
NOR the convenience q his friends and patrons,
Il will visit the following places at the tunes
named;
shubuta-lst Monday in March, June and sePtem-
Ter
Paulding-lst Monday IN April, July and October.
Garlandswlle--lst Monday In May, August and No
vember.
Meridian-sd Monday in March, June and septem-
her.
Persons residing at or near these places, may rely
on his punctual attendance a. the appointed Tune
and on his remaining long a. his services may De
needed.
Dr. X. having been engaged IN a successful prac
tice in Enterprise and the surrounding country iol
the last Eve years and feeling permanently local ID
persons needing any dental operation may be ~
suted that not faithfully performed. be ls perfectly
responsible, and that be may be found al Enterprise
when not professionally absent
RIEhENCE-His numerous patrons through tnc
country.
TERNs-All work warranted, and charges moderate
Jan. H. lsfn lA-ly
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02
N'LElNS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
And Blood Purifier.

THE greatestrem-
edy IN the world
The cordial b. dis
, titled from a Berry |
] known only b. my
self and chemically
combined with some
% the most valu-
ahie medicinal roots.
herbs amt harks
known 90 the mind
of man, viz Blood
Root. Blark Root
Wild Cherry Bark,
Yellow uuck, nausle-
lion. Sarsaparilla, r.
der Flowers, with
I others producing
> the most inhllihle
y srcmeiy for the rcsto-