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lava COEFEIS.--25 pockets best Eoycr,I-
~ ment Java Coffee. just received and 70: sale by
1el2 AZ REILLY
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WTEsTERN RESERVE CHEESE,
w 500 boxes prime rich Cheese in store ana far
SAFE ny Ije12l NJ REILLY
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pIo COFFEE.--luO bags prime green Rio
IL Coffee, just received and for saio hy
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FRANKFORT SERVINGS!

80 The above sale Is postponed until the 9th
nay OF August next, ut 10 o'clock. A. NJ
iYI HENRY C. RLESIIER Trnsta.
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Barge Anglais.
CST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS Us. ~ and "a
T., baFege Ang!ais the most desirable Goods ever
JszI STONE THOMAS.
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GUNDRIES.- Pillow Wings Iron Pillow
- Wings, Spring Steel for Cultivat0rs, Steel Point
ed PickA, Steel Pointed Afaddocks Steel Crow Bars,
Sanlcrsons, Brother Co.'s Square, Plat and OCtagon
Steel; Seat Springs, Slcdge Moolds and Smiths liam
ners. DC. Re. r. C. IIILDRKTH BRO,
Ie27.d&E SO Main st.
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TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent. NJ the purchase mo-
neg in hand and credit of six, twelve eighteen and
mouths will be given for the residue: tt-
proved security, with interest from the day of sale
and retaining lien the premises MS further Sc
| curity. HENRY c. FLESIIER. Trustee
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ACE NJ ANTI Il S.--.Just received lv Ey-
~ press. cartons of ClAntilly and FrCucl, Lace
Nantes aud Points. the cheapest lave IfuI this
season. Lie21l STONE & TMOMAs.
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Home Again.

Home Again.
c. MACON Thomson, who has been spending
the summer on the Plains and at Pixies Peak,
has returned home. MAKE is looking more ro-
bust than we ever saw him. lie says there is
gold in abundance at Pixies Peak; but it is very
difficult to obtain it, even in small quantities.
Two specimen coins, coined by a banking firm
at the mines, were shown to us-an eagle and a
halfeagle. They have but little alloy in them,
and are consequently too soft to be brought into
general use. The ten-dollar coin has market
value of ten dollars and seventy-five cents.
The Plains were covered with thousands Of buff
falo and antelope, and the sport MAKE tells us,
was fine. Hunting the buffalo is more royal
sport, even, than hunting the lion in the jungles
| of India and Africa
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Poote 70 be In Oxford.

Footc 10 be In Oxford.
TUE Apostle of Squatter Sovereignty that is,
the Was-to-be-Senator of California Knownoth-
ingism that was, Mississippis discarded servi-
tor, Ex-Gov. Foote, together with Hon. w. T.
Brown, of Tennessee, will address the people Of
Lafayette county, at the Court House, on Thurs
day, October 25th 1t is 'marvclously proper
that the Little Expounder should become tie de-
fender Of the Little Giant before Mississippi
audience. "a fellow feeling mahcs wondrvus
strike for higher wages, and are thereby thrown
altogether out of employment are thereafter
banded together by the natural ties of sympathy
and interest
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A Feast of Reason.

A Feast of Reason.
WE had the good fortune to be in attendance
on the session of the Southern Planters Con-
vention, at Holly Springs, on Monday night last.
Good fortune, we say again; for it is not often
in ones existence that the opportunity occurs Of
hearing so many distinguished dcbatcrs at one
time Pettus, Clapp, Clayton and Davis, all
delighted us with their wit eloquence and logic.
1t was, indeed,
IA feast of reason and flow of soul"
What struck as as the most remarkable part Of
all, was the fact that the great men of the coun-
try were seen discussing the affairs of the farm
and of domestic economy with as much poetry
of language, genial humor and logical acunen,
as they employ in the Senate chamber or on the
musings. How true it is that mind and learn
ing refine and embellish whatever they take
hold upon.
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Personal.

Personal.
B.L. C.aWAnEs, Esq, of Natchez, the author
of valuable work on ''Thc Geology Of Mississip-
pi, " and formerly connected with the geological
department of the University, spent day IN
Oxford last week. on his way tothe Agricultural
Fair at Holly Springs. Having visited the Uni
versity and inspected the cabinets snd other re-
cent improvements, we learn that he expressed
himself as being highly gratifed by what he saw
there. Heis now the President of the Board OF
Trustees of jefferson College. ~
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A conaEsrosDESr Of the HississiRpiaa sug

A CORRESPONDENT Of the HississiRpian sug-
gests Col Thos W. White, Of Hernandez, as
suitable person to fill the vacancy in the Board
Of Trustees of our University, occasioned by the
death of Hon L n. Davis. We think the sug-
gestion good one Col White would be
slower Of strength" to the University, and We
hope his superior qualifications for the position
viii not be overlooked when the selection IS
made Col White as trustee of the Universe
ty Of Mississippi, would bethe right man in the
right place
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Talking Women.

Talking Women.
WE had thought that loquacious. woman
was the creature of civilization, but we erred
Captain Burton, Of the English army, has been
travelling among the Wanyamwezi, in central
Africa and say that there, ''even in the middle
Of 1.-THE night, the women wake up to have an ex-
ira talk" We shall never emigrate to the
country of the Wanyamwezi. We have no love
for woman who wakes up at midnight to have
an extra talk; it shows a want of economy
One we know, talks without waking up.
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CoaIi Coaiii CoaIiIr

CoaIf Coalii CoaIIII
TuosE of our citizens who intend burning coal
this winter, would do well to purchase of Mcssrs
DAMN & MERRILL. Holly Springs. Messrs ID.
& II. are engaged in furnishing the first quality
of Pittsburh coal to the good people Of our
neghboring town, and they will supply the poo
pie Of Oxford at tho very lowest prices.
Address, Mcssrs, Damn & Merrill, Holly
Springs. Isep5-14-5l
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Union Female College.

Union Female College.
The next session of this Institution will com
mence on Monday, the 10th inst. II has been
established, at n considerable expense, to afford
the best advantages and facilities for thorough
education The College buildingSar, comino-
dious and well ventilated The Teachers assure
those having daughters to educate, that every
attention wiz be bestowed TO render young la
dies cheerful and comfortable
For further information, apply to Rev. r. s.
Thomas, President Of the Faculty, Oxford, Mis-
sisippi. [scpt5-l4-tfl
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The Plank Walk.

DURING the past week subscription has been
circulated amongst our citizens, for the purpose
of raising money to complete the plank walk
from the University to the square. We believe
the required amount was raised and hope to see
the work urged on to a rapid completion The
public spirit of our citizens, in this instance is
commend able
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alnibrrsitp of alississippi.
F a Q III t Y.

FREDERICK A p. BARNARD. IL D.,
CHAscELLoR
WILLIAM F. sTEARNs, IL. d., and
HON. JAMES r. TR0TTER,
Professors of Governmental Science and Law.
FREDERICK A. p BARNARD. Ii. D.,
Professor Of Physics Astronomy, Civil Engin
eering, and Evidences of Christianity
EDWARD c. B0YNTON, N. r.,
Professor Of Chemistry, Mineralogy and Geology
HENRY WHITEH0RNE, NJ. A.
Professor OF Greek and Ancient Literature.
JORDAN NJ. PHIPPS, NJ A.,
Professor of Pure Mathematics.
WILLIAM ID MOORE, N. A,
Professor of English Literature.
HON. LUCIUS O. c. LAMAR,
Professor Of Ethics, Metaphysics, and Consttu
tional Law.
ALEXANDRA j. QUINcHE, NJ. A.,
Professor Of Latin and Modern Languages
BURTON n. HARRISON, b. A.,
Assistant to the Professor Of Physics
-JnE thirteenth annual session of this institution
viii open ON the l7th day of September 1860 UNI
der the direction Of the able and experienced Faculty
named above.
The University offers advantages to young men
seeking thorough education, unsurpassed anywhere
in the United States and unequallcd in the South
Its apparatus and arrangements for the illustration
Of Physical Science, and Chemistry, are entirely un-
nvalled In mneralogy II possesses cabinet Of Sc
lect specimens, choice and valuable
The President and Professors need no conmenda-
ton from the Board OF Trustees, most Of them being
well and favorably known TO the public, US expeen
ced and able instructors.
The location of the University is in the highest
degree healthful-no epidemic sickness having ever
occurred there or In Oxford.
The government of the University l. mild but ef-
fcent Every effort Is made TO cultivate a manly
tone of feeling among the students and an elevated
standard of morality; Il Is moreover, surrounded by
population whose practical regard for religion and
morality is well known and is not surpassed any.
where.
II is also easily accessible, being on thu line If the
Mississippi Central Railroad, which is nov laly COM
pletsd.
The accommodations nre ample for the comfort Of
at least three hundred students.
A spacious Gymnasium with all the most approved
apparatus for encouraging bodily exercise and pro-
noting physical development will be ready for use
in thefall
TRANSLATION $40 per annum.
Fuel and attendance $25. To those who lodge out
Of the college buildings $40.
Tuition in the Law Department $50
Board in the college boarding houses and in pri-
vate families about $l2 to Sl4 per month.
JAMES NJ. H0WRY,
sec'y Of the Board.
Oxford, July 4, ls6o-l-5-ly.
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GES. Henningscn has written letter to the
New York Day BoOk, in which he says that fill
libusterism is an Institution which does not de-
pend on the life or death of any one man. He
intimates that there will be another attack on
Nicaragua at no distant day.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

WE have received complimentary ticket to
the Pamela County Agricultural and Mechanical
Fair, to be held at Pamela on the 9TH, sth and
9th of November Col n. s. WAkD viii please
accept our grateful thanks
= THosE accommodating gentlemen, Messen-
gers PRArr and ALLEN, Of the Adams Express
have supplied us, during the week. with late
New York and New Orleans papers
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Administrators Notice.

T ETTERS Of administration upon the estate Of
IL William ]. Sanders deceased, late of Lafayette
County, Mississippi having been granted to me by
the Probate Court Of said county at the September
Term thereof 1860, an persons indebted 70 said e.
tate are hereby required to make payment to me- and
those having claims against said estate are notified 20
present the same to me- duly authenticated within
the time prescribed BY law or their claims viii be
barred. ALLEN SANDERS, ddnl'r
Sept9s-6tls
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Ar Richmond theother day, the people acted
very rudely during the visit Of the Prince Of
Wales We had hoped that Southern commu-
nifty would be the last to re-enact the mobocratic
scenes which occurred in some of the royal
provinces
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Creosofe.

CreOsOtes
A YOUNG friend of ours had the toothache not
many nights ago and put drop of creosote into
the acher. He says he went to sleep and left
his mouth open. The consequence of this neg
ligence was, that the creosOte ran out and took
the skin off his tongue.
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Rosewood and Ebony.

Inlaid writi,g-Desks, work-Bozes, and Dressing
eases.
A choice assortment Of Pocket Cutlery, Of Roger
and Wostenlolm's make.
Hair Bruslos, Nail Brushes, Tooth Brushes Comb
Brushes and Clothes Brushes. Toilet and Pocket
Combs.
A full assDrtmenf Of Toilet Soaps, Tooth Powders.
Comestiquc, Extracts Pomades, &c. together with
ordersfor Books and Music cent weekly . New
loIE snd fnll'osRhit ysRN9
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The Douglas EIector.

The Douglas Elector.
Hon. Sam. Matthews addressed the Douglas
ties, at the Court House, on Monday last The
crowd in attendance was diminutive and the
able talk of the distinguished gentleman was
productive of no grand demonstration in favor of
the Little Giant
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nailr Paner in HOLY springs.

OuR enterprising cotemporary, Wilmington,
OF the Holly Springs Star, has determined to is
sue a daily paper during Fair week at Holly
Strings. We have received the first number,
which is very crsdtable to the go-ahead-atiyeness
of its editor
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speaking in oxford.

Speaking in Oxford.
MEssRs. Clapp and Watson will address the
citizens of Lafayette county, at the Court House
in Oxford, on Monday next the 22d instant
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-10-17

WEregret to learn that our young friend, Nat
Lea, of Marshall county, met with a serious ac-
cident at Holly Springs, on the 9TH instant lie
slipped from the sidewalk, and broke his left
arm
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The Fair nt HOLLY Springs

CoMaEScED yesterday, with an Grafton from
ITox. w. S. FEArHERsroN of Holly Springs.
Col. F. is one of the most polished orators of
the South.
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nrfora Cotton nInr,,ct.

TIE market has been more active this week.
About three hundred bales, good qualities, most
ly, have been sold. Prices have ranged from 10
SIS to 10 40. The streets are crowded with
cotton Wagons to-day.
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lNO. Q IIUIIl 1NOWi -RL0IlPlll11 NSllllo1ooSs
W S PICKETT has charge of the Correspondence
and Financial Department
Carr WoR1ELEr attends to the Cotton Sales-has
had fifteen years experience in this department.
EDwARD SHEEsoe the Merchandise Department.
- We keep large and complete stock Of Groce-
res and Plantation Supplies, which We sell low for
Cash or on the usual tine 20 Planter friends.
Cur charge for selling Cotton Is 70 cents per bale
All roIlce sent to us is insured unless otherwise
Instructed. We promise faithfulness and prompt
ness to an business We refer you TO friends
Hon J. NJ Howry, W. s. Nelson, Esq, Ihos N,
Esq. lsep5l PICKETT, WoRMELEf & co.
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tlEnIucants
THE steamer Opposition. lying at the wharf
and advertised to sail for the bead Of Salt River
on The 9th Of November, has on board an i'm
saense number d passengers. A vote taken
by the enterprising clerk, Edward Everett, re
sultedas follows; For Lincoln, 1881 $50 for
Douglas, "a, als ! for Bell. COL .425, all told
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HoN. Roger A. Pryor, of Virginia, win be in
Oxford on some day next week Let us give
him grand rally.
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sToyEwARE.

sToNEwARE.
FIVE HUNDRED gallons of Jars Jugs, Crooks.
A. - from he Holv Sn,;nrs M.nnfss,sr- -
sale by GEO. d. FEE.
june 2o-l-s-f.
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Pictures.

For Grecian Painting, colOred- Pictures, Pietur,
Frames and Moulding.
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IT orders public sales in the Territory Of Kansas
IL foilo-ss
At the land Office at JUNCTION CITT, on the 9Th day
of August next Of forty townships and parts Of town
ships, heretofore unoifered, in the counties Of Mar
shall and Washington.
At the land Office at JuScT1os CIry on the goth day
Of August next Of thrty-three townships, heretofore
unoffered, in the counties OF Clay and Dickson.
At the land Office at JUScrIox CTT on the 10th day
Of September next Of thirty4our townships and fac-
tonal townships heretofore unoered - the counties
Of Wise and Butler.
At the land Office at FoRT ScoTT, ar-the 18th day
of August next, of twenty-five townships and Parts
of townships heretofore uHoaered in the counties Of
Anderson Coffee Madison, and Butler
The lands win be offered with he usual exceptions
Of school sections, &c, &c.
The sales viii be kept open until the lands are ell
offered which is to be accom- within tED weeks
and no longer, and no private entry CT any of the
lands VIII be admitted until after the expiration Of
the two weeks
Presumption claimants arc required 20 estahizh
their clails 70 the satisfaction Of The proper REGISTER
and Receiver and make payment for the same On or
before the day appointed fer tire commencement Of
the public sales, Otherwise tleir claims VIII be for
feited
JOS s WILSON, Commissioner Of
the General Land Ofsce.
GENERAL LAND OFTIcE, June IA, lS50-s-ev
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Dr. aou / tV

% " u y "
LITERARY DEPARTMENT Rev. j. E. Douglas, Mrs
F. J. Douglas Mr. T. L. Douglas, Miss Fannie C.
Steger, Miss N. A. McAnaly, Miss H. Clay, and Miss
Lizzie Murdoch.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARrMEkr Mr. Frank A. Tepe,
Mrs. Fannie L. Tepe,, and Miss Lizzie Murdoch
The above corps of teachers has been selected by
the President with the greatest care exclusively from
the South and he is satisfied they are fully compe-
tent TO give instruction in all branches usually taught
in the best Female Colleges.
The entire building has been reprinted and thor
onghly renovated The school has the most approved
style Of furniture, and and extensive apparatus
The chambers are large well ventilated and furnish
ed with everything conducive TO health and comfort
Holly Springs celebrated for its health and beauty
is situated ON the great highway from New Orleans
10 New Yorts, twenty-five miles South of the juno
ron Of the Memphis and Charleston and Mississippi
Central Railroads. and is easy Of access to most Of
the Southern and Western States.
The foIsner patrons Of Franklin College and all
who are in search of a school for their daughters or
wards are respectfully requested to call and examine
before sending elsewhere
For particulars apply for Catalogue to the Prcsi-
dent
JOSEPH E DOUGLAS, PKs'r.
Holly SFRxes, Aug. go --l-l0-sf
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An entirely new supply Of the latest styles.
WALL PAPER AND BORDERING Fire-BOard
Paper and Window Piper.
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Circuit Court s,s
FoR Lafayette county, win commence next
Monday. The following gentlemen compose the
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FIOUR AND MEAL
For sale by GEO. ID. ZEE.
June-2O-i-M
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Blank Books.
Guitars,

Yiolins, Banio, Flutes, Caronets, Fageolets Flies
Accordeons, ard other instruments, of all qualities
and prices.
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Music,
Window Shades and Fixtures,

A fresh assormentOf New and Popular Pieces.
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20 I.

10 J.
Die u~ntsrSei6neten criauben ii6 6trrmit, alien
ibren 6reunpen unO Setannten Die ersetenitt
An3et8e gu maheu, Dap -5r. Gbs. s. Shweaerlt,
Yon DER 6irma 5ottcri uno Co., 81 Gary Ctr,
Ycn Dem gtcrpen Surldscfelgt 1T uuo b~eipuperS
ttl!tBe @int1ufe iur Goib 9elna6t BAT in
@ein, Yiquers, Gi8arrea 9imtur9er 6GIe,
8nOberrY Syrup, aud ebtrr peutlaer
9rrorlatpurt,
melhe Nrttftl tie ben 9cebrten Jtuuptn p6plr(u.r
nnp retail gu Dem b~illi8iten 9rsiien a~blalen mrr-
oen. I'm einen ireunplthen 3ulprub bittct CT.
5tberlt j.. q. @attorf u. s o.,
27 @arY Street.
pS~ Gin 9utss tiblss @laS Bier ltets an Der
Bar.
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SefanmtImae bmm9tm.

Die untsriei6netsr lenten Die NufmertIomteit
opn ySteoerperfaufern auf i6r Eager BON Grcce.
rice, 9roOitcns, Nfcbl, Giaarrcu. Sautabat unt
!pnlti9e Nrtttei, bic aeWbbllib in einem e%erdrtt,
gen Wpplelulee 0eIhdft sriubr; percen. 8elon.
oers madden lie nuf ibr reides gScin- une 9iaupr.
Eager oufmertiam. Nre picIc gSaorer murocn
auf nGrpliten NtGrtten uuo meifens fir Saor
aetauft, nesbnl6 mir Bel pjnttli6cn 8e,aGlcrn
,u duBerlt biaigrn 9reiien ocrfaufcn tGnnen. -
Die epn uns alS dht 9arantirten Branbics Rnc
Beine linp eisene Smpprtatipn, unp wtoer ae.
miidt, nod nit 3uiGBen l6Grti6er Stcffe per.
tben, ME oielcs bel ben i'm Nurefn a%etauften
Waaren MUIR su oft Der Sall lit. Der beribmte
"W. Walnee's pure Muuntatn Dem" 0bietep,
pom benz mir pie einSigen Serf1ufer liub. pirr
an @ebalt unb CUTE pon tcu,2m inncr6ulb De,
scr. Sfaaten aetranntsn 0bietcp iitertrp1cn.
llnler Eager beltebt ouBeroem nod aus
1000 GAP srtra unt iuYsrfne NtebG, unter be.
neu pte por Sadern 9eIuhten Sprten; 9lew.
Srtsans, 9orto yito unp CUBA 3ufer uno Mu.
lalleS; 800 Sag Gut 9oaf, @rulbep, Ncpoeree
uno &"fss3udsr; 100 &itcn ebce; SOC. &iitsn
Sstfe INN 0ihtcr; So. l uuo $40. 3 Ntodete.
uno pe'tn9e; frtfhe quito @cltcn Sutter, Yon
cer mir ippdtentlih Scuoun9en erGalten Qars.
Saecn Sirca, 6amS, Sbpulpers uuo Srcaffs
oala, Stdrfe, Ssdlt Qumper, genlablrnrn Safe
ltno 9frfer; Yeiffen. Srien, Gtmsr unc auc bic
%IcnItt9en @rtitsl, Die in elmer Grocery scw5GnliH
pcrIdu9t rerecn.
8erner: N. gGaaace's pure Mcuntain DER
SSbtSf y, 9IiharOlun'S, Gueca[cola Stpds, Snuu
oat Mcncn9aprln uns J~tcettiep Wbisfsy; 20C
3aB franjpiihcn BRANDY, Mort, @iopeiro, SGer.
rp, Glaret unp Gbampogr gGein; @ipcr, @pm.
naw Sranou, Sin, Mum, Npplr Sroney unt all
Nrten fiQuprS.
gS III. 9S &c SUbue.
Gfe Der 14ten uuS Gary. StraS
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Sefanntmaebmmoen
Wrtbrhafts Cr6fanna

Der Inter etGuete ertuutt li6u einem serGrten
Nntlitum bic &niei9e gu mndbeit, RAP CT 5riI6ru
Der 6. uno Z. StraBe tluen 9agerbier. Gallon err
Ufuet Bat. Sc miro cas- Ycltreten ~or1elten leiu,
tets nur cie tsIten @etrdntr gu baltsn uno eurd,
oufme,fIame uno freuuofi6e S%epienuua %tieieni.
gen, wcl6e i'm beiuhcn, ben tur3n Iufenttalt
in ieinem freunoli6en uuO fiblen srtaIe anse.
Rebm III MAIDEN.
Gi4muno, 90. Sutt 1860.
phu Ocrhin Mnt.