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Established at Pass Christian. by the subscriber in
p has been 10 constant and successful operation
f-1m that date, and s;il continues under his owner
ship and superintendent. TksrPOrt 50 ,1tfe'v ercN-
lated that the Institute had been sold being e7ToHeJiy
New apparatus has been purchased, the best school
furniture introduced, and in addition to the other in
s,ructors, Mr.. GEORGE BLACKMAN formerly Of
rev Orloans) placed in charge q the Classical and
English departments. No pains or expense viii lie
Jared 20 maintain the Institute reputation for thor
ough discipline, sound instruction, and healthy ca
dots open for nearly eight years, with full numbers
curing al the epidemcs there has never been case
Of fever, Of serious sickness or Of death among the
pupils, nor have the exercises ever been interfsred
ID, account OF sickness in the house.
RE- Circulars can he procured AZ the office Of this
Iaper, or by addressing
AsHBEL GREEN, Supt
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THE USUAL RESULT.

GRTES ISLAND y. y. March 6, 1855
Ma W. r. HAGAS:-I have used your Hair Color
I'd. with ereelssst e5oct i fully restored my hair
hch was quite grey 70 is natural color thiekenng
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Respectfully, J. l. GOODELL
Remember that this result was produced by HTN.
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astoralve
Price fifty cents and one dollar bottle. Sold ev-
orywhere.
". T. HAGAN Co Propret0rs, Troy, \. Y.
Feb n 1850 2l-lm
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sENAron BRowN's SrEEcH oS ruE Hour.
srEAB BmL.-Gov BaowN's speech on the
above subject will be found in this mum
Der Of our paper. lts sentiments will in
crease the feeling Of attachment already
entertained for him by the honest. work
ing masses Of the people.
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fseIiCT ia Ten Minutes.
b r Y "A N 8.
PULMONIC WATERS

IHE ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTABLISHED N 1887 and first
article Of The KIM ert iutrcseed ,uder the name O
"PUNovyg WAFLEs, IN this or any other co1nry al
other R8loEic WafcrS are corrnte-feits The ge-y,a.
can Be krorn By The name BRYAN bang stamped N
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Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
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Are 3 Blessing to all Classes and Consultations
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Are adapted for Noeslists and Public Speakers
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Are in a simple form and pleasant TO the taste.
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Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting Cures
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
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Sherin,s SHE.
Rushing. Smith & Co. J
V. Fl. Fa.

Rushing. smith 4 Co.
vs.. Fl Fa.
VIM. Brown ct al.
DY virtue Of the above stated f. "a. to
ID me directed, ! will, on Monday the
4th day OF June next. within the usual
hours of sale in front of the door of the
Court House in the town of Paulding, Of.
fer for sale at public auction for cash, the
following described property, to-wit 8
Negro Man named William, of dark com
pleXion, aged about forty-fve wears, levied
on a the property of the defendant VIM
Brown, 70 satisfy the above stated Fl. ia
and all cost.
L. b. LASSITER. Sheriff
Jasper County, Hiss.
NM .. 1850. 2q-4t
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The Rnchanan Letter

The following is a copy Of the letter of
Mr.. Buchanan to Mr.. Walker which is
now making so great a stir among some of
the politicians:
WAsHINGroN. July II. 1857.
MY DEAR SIR: | duly received your
letter of the 3sth ult. on Friday last. and
read it to the Cabinet then in session.
The views which it contained were not
calculated TO assure us of your success.
though We did not dcspond. Hence YOU
may Judge with what satisfaction we re-
ceived an account of the proceedings
Of the National Democratic Convention.
held at Lecompton on the Sd instant.
The point on which your own success
depends is, the submission of the consti-
tuition to the people Of Kansas; and by
the people mean, and have no doubt
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Observation-Disclosures

THE undersigned Trustees of Schools
and School Lands in Township one.
Range twelve East, lin Jasper County
will on the second Monday in June next,
in front Of the Court House door in the
town Cf Pauidiug, proceed to lease to the
highest bidder tor the term OF ninety-nine
years from that date on a credit OF twelve
months. the following described Tract Of
Land. to-wit: The W J of the y f. /
Section Is, Township l, Range y, East
The purchaser or purchasers to give note
with approved security.
A. C. FOWLER,
CARY PATTERSON.
ARCH. MCCALLUM.
JOHN W. THORNTON,
Trustees.
Nav . 1860 29-tds
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Notice,

i ETTERS of Administration having
II been granted the undersigned by the
Probate Court of Jasper County, at the
April term thereof 1860, on the Estate OF
SIMEON r. ADAMS, deceased, all per
sons having claims against said Estate are
hereby notified to have them probated
and registered within the time prescribed
by law. or they will be barred
ISABELLA A. ADAMS.
April Is. 1850. 2I-6t
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Judge Taplcy was, at last accounts, ~
ing dangerously i'll Of pneumonia, at his
residence in jackson.
s-
Vo7E FOR SECRETARY or SrArE.-All the
return. are in. except Chickasaw. KEN
Der and Lawrence. The vote stands:
Brougher, o5o; Harper, i,G,l. Trough
l cr's majority. 369.
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SpttiaI AatlttsA
no CoNsuMPTIYEs.

81 A Clergyman having cured his son Of Con'
sumption in its worst stages, after being given up 70
die, by thu most celebrated physicians, desires to
make known the mode of cure, (Which proves sues
cessfll in every sase 10 those afflicted with Coughs,
colds and Con sumption, and he will send the samsto
any address, lee Of charge. Address, enclosing two
stamps to paw return postage.
DANIEL ADEE,
I'll Centre Street, n. York.
Neg York, March 16, 1859. 23-ly
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Msssrs su,vsos AsrsEsf aud Mao e. r novu,y are
ny authorized agents 10 collect moneys due The r..
tate Of s. n Ansua, amt % receive subscriptions and
make contracts fnr advortsin bob work. &C. fur Che
Eastern Clarion newspaper
ISABELLA A. ADAMS.
Aiuisisira'fir
April ts. tsoo A-u
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Co.N.I,F.lIE.11E ro rRlI.ELKRs.

CO.N'T'R,NIE.NCE TO TREI'RLBRS'
'INHE undersigned mas nov stocked ana M iuil oPer
L alton a line Of TWO HORSE MAIL COACHES
from ncSoto on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, VIA
Prairie Line Pauldng. Garland>vIlle ana Decatur to
Union. where connection L. formed WIN ne greai
Daily Stage Line from Montgomery Ala TO Brandon
Miss The line from peSoto TO Pauldlng runs daily.
leaving peSoto Immediately on the arrival of the
trains The line from PaudnC to Union = tri-weexly,
leaving PauldinC on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days and arriving AT Union on the same days m tune q
connect with the stages. The Cars on the southern
Road are now running to Morton twenty miles east
Of Brandon and passengers leaving either end Of the
Mobile and OHIO Road on Saturdays or Wednesdays,
can reach Union on the following day. W,.hout an"
night travel and get to Jackson and NicksburF =
on Che day afterwards. carly
Rs-lhe stock ~ thu line are co., ~.
asi -, ny \" ches comforts -, - ',5rivar.
80 accommodate S.a,s-s mr., relt on
.ae connections bctro -As
| RR-Persor '"''t A. uack At paulding. de
! Slripr HrrNthk ~ ~ ,,yr,,r,p ding country
y, .ny ,lere on the line from Pauldlng e mon -
those dsys when the Hack between these places w
~ RIM can always be provided with convey ahees
nv SHARNlAN HYDE, Proprietor
FSu'd"g Mareh o. i'O'' est
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I ETTERS of Administration on the
Estate of CHARLES WALDROM,
late of Wayne County, State of Mississip-
pi, were granted to US by the Probate
Court of said WAYNE County, on the 18th
day of March, 1860 So let all claims
against the decedent be proven and regis
tered within two years next after that
day. else they will be barred.
JOSIAH EVANS. -,
DAVID ). WALDRoM, Ad"'rs,
March p, 1860. 24-6w
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OFFICE or THE DAuY REcIsTERl
SATURDAY Evening. April -.
CoTToN-The market to-day Is reported
dull and unchanged The sales amount
ed to 1000 bales-middling quoted at Isl
alOic.
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Mr.. W lSE NlTHpRAWS IRON TUE GREsl-
DESTIAL CANvAss.-The Richmond En-
quirer publishes the following letter from
Mr.. Wise in which he admits that the de
clared voice Of Virginia is not ia his .flror-
and withdraws his name from further use
in the canvass for the nomination
WASHINGToN CRY, April 18th, 1860.
To MAJ Tyler. Esq:
Ny DEAR SIR IL have been requested
to meet a number of my friends, dele
gates to Charleston. al Richmond, on the
18th instant. Determining not to do 80,
Tor obvious reasons. / have come to this
city for family purposes alone, on my
way to attend to professional duties IN Ac-
comac. Yet my sense Of duty 10 my
friends requires me not To leave them
without my aid, a. far as lies IN my pow
er. to relieve them from all embarrassment,
in respect to my name at least, IN the
Charleston Convention.
The division OF sentiment in Virginia,
fear. NAV tend To destroy the unity OF
| the Democratic party in the state. And
nothing which | can do shall be omitted
! to prevent such a deplorable result IN the
/ present distracted state Of the country.
| was anxious to have a fir and full
! expression Of the preference of Virginia.
/ Whether that has been done or not, II Is
/ not proper now to discuss: because the
/ delegates who have been chosen will neccs-
sarilv have to declare that preference,
/ and their action ought not to be impugn-
/ ed or impaired in advance. Whether
| the voice OF the State has been truly eN-
! pressed or not, ] hesitate not to admit
that its preference has not been declared
! for me. and would not claim it where
was the least ground Of cavil or mistake.
| Whoever else the preference has been ex-
/ pressed for, it has not been expressed ior
mo Without the voice OF Virginia, clear.
" and indisputably declared for me, de
! cline TO allow my name To be presented
primarily before the Convention for 9
( nomination. In no event am | willing
that it shall cause any division of the
vote Of our delegation. ] beg my friends
therefore. not to oiler my name. but te
unite cordially with the majority of the
delegation. and to present the vote Of tn,
State a uin before the Convention. | re-
quest them, too, to do this in good faith
without exacting any alternate pledge.
whatever. Let Virginia be a unit as tc
the nomination, let her adhere to ne,
constitutional principles, unit or not
and let the harmony of the Democrati,
party be preserved This is all have t,
say to my friends and | trust it will MOI
only disembarrass them. hut free me from
the unjust imputation Of designing or de
string to distract or divide the Democra
cy. And this you are authorized to an
nounce to them, and to publish to In,
world. Very sincerely yours
HENRY A. WISE.
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WinnfitN
We copy the above in fall from the
Hiaiftaro namocrrf. because The editor Of
that paper having been Che first 10 make
che subject q the location Of the Land ~
Gee matter Of discussion through the
newspapers. We are willing that every one
should see Che very mild. moderate and
rational manner with which he pitches N.
Our contemporary quite roverses the
maxim laid down by an Old and eminent
polomic-that was. 10 use IN discussions.
son words and hard arguments. His
words are very hard, and his arguments,
II any Al an. are sof, wy soft, while as 10
his fieil. another very important incident
10 an article o. The kind no has written.
they are. 30 Gar ~ they affect the quos-
ton. just no facts Al al. but bundle Of
che rrossost errors and Misrepresentation
Before going further w beg 10 premise
that, this paper, aafverybody knows, has
always been the devoted advocate Of the
general interests o. East Mississippi. Il
has never Disseminated between different
counties or different portions Of The coun-
Try In which Il took Ia rise. and which
We may gay without violating modesty is
indebted 30 ita circulation and labors for
much Of NE prosperity snd developments
that has bsen attained. We say in an
oandor that. " We believed The interests
and convenience q the people Of this
land district would b. promoted by hat-
ing the office returned 10 Augusta we
should be- In favor Of having Il carried
back there just a. soon a. the mails could
bring an order from Washington 10 that
effect
Bat 30 the article Of Tho Democrat
The editor says "there Is every facility Cor
tranmctine the business Of The Office al
Augusta. and accommodation Cor parties
having business 10 Transact" That was
centrally located So, bat an interested
clique. by false and malicious representa-.
lions respecting che security Of the public
funds received there. pul their heads 10
eothor. and In clAndoalino mannol
caused he removal &c. &c.
Nov, In the first place a. 10 The accom-
modations Afforded a. Augusta whenever
there vas q crowd there. We are willing h
leave those who have experience In Oh,
matter testify. A % H. central locality
chat Il true 80 far a. The sroa o. The Die
trict i concerned. bat ~ respects The bu
sineaa that goes 10 the office u wua aof 10
For years there has been scarcely any bu
sinosa transacted 81 me olico by porsonl
living In the southern portion Of the Die
trict nearly en- Of Il having gone from
The region lying north q the Choctav
line. which runs only some Ten miles South
Of this place Then. again. a. 10 The 90
ourity Of The public money al Augusta
The fact i notorious that The county va
for years infested BY gang Of despora
doos-the Copeland and wngas clan mad
a their head-quartera-and except ol
soms public day, half dozen ven arme
and desperate men might have taken N
towu and eerrisd 81 tho ooVernmsE
money
ia NE remote nook 70 which Il l. no
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The InHicnrating Rifters

49, 49, . " i 80 1870 ot
FOR DYSPEPSIA. SICK HEADACHE DIAR-
RH0A. FEVER AND AGUE. AND OTHER FE-
NERS NIGHT sWEATS AND GENERAL De
BILITY
THESE Btters constitute agreeable Aromatic
Tonic, adapted for use IN any climate. but are az
peiay appropriate for those residing in warm couu-
Tres and where Fever ana Ague or other Feyers are
Gptto prevail as they lot only give and vgor to
she debitated. but effectual antid0ta To-
The poison Of malaria in the system For the cure
end prevention Of Dyspepsia, or Sick Headache, the
lnvigoratng Bitters will be found very effective
9. y. MORRISON a CO. Druggists.
No. Il Magazine Street. New Orleans
Sole Proprirtors
For sale by JOHN WRIGHT co. and Druggists
generally throughout the country.
Ne1C Orleans. Feb. S, 1850 IS-ly
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r. TAKEN UP and strayed
49, I by Isaac D. Arledgc, Of Jasper
'Nr County. before the under>ign-
SesAs2zs7-- k-s=ed Ranger Of said County. a
BAY HORSE PONY. with a small star
in the forehead. and a small white streak
over the side OF the nose-about three
wears old-yalued at S57 SO
The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and
take said Pony away, or he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
j B. COUGH, Ranger J. C.
Nav >, 1860. cost
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From the 81 Lo,ri Ne. Daily RCp',blicdH.

ttfom the 81 Lotus Mo. Da}y RSTa'bllo1H
NEW IHscovERr.-Our friends and townsrnen,
Messrs Potter Merwin are manufacturing an article
called Cherokee Remedy" from the isc' Gifts ongl-
nal discoveries being the Medicine Men" Of that eel
ehrated tribe OF Indiana Those gentlemen are ship
ping vast quantities Of this medicine TO near every
town. village and hamlet in our country. This Is
lust the article wanted in our city, as are told that
il proves eiheacous in every Our readers are
aware that we have from time 10 time warned them
10 shun those M, nieroeHay quaels-;hat nesi our
-ity-who will not only do them no good, but Will
rain them in pocket and constitution and now with
the same zeal we will with much pleasure point them
to the beacon Of hope" And general thing, this
branch Of med cine has been in the hands Of merce
nary empires; it is equally conducive 10 the honor
fhe profession and the interest Of the patient that
not only these pretenders be driven from the field
but also medicine safe and reliable be placed within
the reach of inexperienced, short-sighted Youths
who would if deprived Of it. through delicacy or
shame, suffer themselves to become victims 10 the
ravages of an nsidous, constitutional souLand BODY
destroying disease. Webespeak for these gentIhr, a,
a large sale and the confidence of Southern .,o,l,
as they native "MissourianS.' Sae "a 49,
Hseiheh'S- 26-lmA
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Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.
DIR. C.P. CRANE.

"HOSE successful treatment in Diseases OF the
" Throat and Lungs by the inhalation OF Electro
Chemical and Medical Nepor, IS now we'll known to
be the only reliable and philosophical process of ef-
fgcung a cure. in those extreme and d, 1crate
cases which bid defiance 10 the ordinary rlI OF
practice has established PERMANENT OFFICE
and INSTITUTE for the thorough cure Of an Chron-
e and Funetana Diseases by means Of Vergnes'
Electro Chemical Baths, Galyanism and Electro
Magnetism.
For the convenience OF those affected with Diseases
of the Throat and Lungs and unable TO visit the city.
who desire consultation. list Of Questions has
been prepared and will be forwarded on application
20 Or. c.
No. 146ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
lnhaling apparatus Medicines, ETC. forwarded
according TO the descriptions received in each partc-
/ Ular case.
HS-Pasients from the country can he aceommods
| ted With rooms at the Institute.
Ner Orleans, Feb. 70, 1853. 1o-Iy cow
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Election misunderstanding Of State.
nrrTrIAT

All the returns are in except Chicka-
saw. kemper and Lawrence. which would
probably swell the majority for BRoueHER
about 200.
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COOpeT'S wei,
uLNnS COUNTY. MISS.

UINpS COUNTY, MISS.
THE undersigned have be
Co. acorne the purchasers of the
N53gsE& hove noted public resort, and
tsslss-{e-A ire now making q thorough
6T,.rb.nIiTg and reuairinr Of the build
iprs. in order to make il the most pleas
ant ana agreeable watering place in the
south Owing TO the extensive aitgra-
ZION. being made, they will not open I'M
iii first of June. Until that time all per
ON who wish TO visit the Wells for
health can do so. as they have reserved a
portion Of the house especially for III
valids.
r. ". BENBURY & co.
Pr0Drid0rS
Nav 2~1SGO 1g-2t
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| GRAND PRIZE OF 100000 /,
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Whole TIcksls $40; uaI,e. s.; Quarters $3.50.

Certificates 0t Packages in the Ordinary Drawings
ulI BE- ~..d AZ ne following rates which Is the risk:
CpsuGettc Of Package 81 90 Whole Ii eSets.... $50
10 Half - o.
10 Quarter ....... %
80 lIgLta ....... 70
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'"0 SIC -es Of the Bowels and
S''l'''e' " :, - ~ 1eed by large deposits Of hurt
~ :, had or impure blood in those i'm
ans and the poisonous materials in this
I'D Hood, acting on the system, makes is too
weak to throw on this matter by the natural chan
nels if any is earned of it is very small portion.
So arise darrha and dysentery, collie, costiyeness
had breath, indigestion, naurea loss of appetite,
| belchng Of wind of the stomach etc r oure all
these "the blood is the hfe,' ar -, 10 ,erfectlv
/ pure and clean then w. -. A sbor,
use Of JUDSoN'~ d esnno ,,r,pp pills viii
| delight - MoN-NAN -, - ~ r,;ebt,
o,vsr and he willing to say with the red men Of tn
west, truly they are the mighty hsaAer 9e-lu
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When Coughs, Colds Influenza Consumption and
the numerous diseases arising from Pulmonary alice
tons are readily cured by Woodlands Cherry TX.
carant tits easy % believe that it possesses merits
ta-ed upon the only true principle Of finding ats way
o. the root If the disease.
Nooamans Cherry Ezpectorant has balsamic,
thing and healing properties, possessed by no
other remedy in the world, and is strongly recon-
mended Tor all affections ofthe lungs and chest
2S-1V
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100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM

tie United states as the preserver and restorer Of
valuable Horses aad Cattle. It cures all sprains,
Galis, Wounds sun Joints, &c. DID you ever hear
OF any ordinary Sore, swelling, spran or Stiffness,
either or beast, which tie Mustang Lnitnent
would not cure' Did YOU ever visit any respectable
Druggist n any part of the Rorld-in Europe, Asia or
Ameuca-who did not say ''it was the greatest q s.
c.Eegy % gheagel' sold everywhere. Every family
should have IL; three sizes.
BARNES & PARK, Propnotors New York
April p, 1850. 2--lm
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Why v Sans head aike an omnibua.-
Because 4 carries passengers out side.
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We woult particularly call the attention Of our
readers q a remedy known a. Mclean StrengthA~
ing Cordial aud Blood Purifier ltls cer'"' -
bIeremeiy. We therefore 80 'nly a '"ua
and Test for vow 10 al call at the agent
W"i-- ewes its intrinsic merits. rs d,
n.,o take. We ask our lady res" .-rs to tryft Sc
4 ,,o .d,ertiscment in another column,
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RFFICLAL

DRAWING ofthS sparta Academy, Lottery Of Soor-
ga Clas. ", a. Augusta Georgia saturday, Apr
2ist, is60 Wood, Eddy Co, Managers.
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Neutrality-suspicious. Xotice.

WHEREAS Letters Of Administration
w on the Estate OF FREEMAN HAIR
DY. deceased. were granted to the an
J.r.igped AT the last March term of the
Probate Court of Newton County and
state of Mississippi; Now all persons hay
inc claims against the Estate Of said dece-
dent are hereby notified to have them
urobated and registered within the time
prescribed by law or they viii be barred.
W. W. HARDY
T.. d. HARDY. idm'rs.
j. /. HARDY,
MAY >. 1860. 2J-bt
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THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

81 Wood Eddy & Co.'s u-e Number Lotteries VIII
.-e place u pub. C.. as follows:
Glass Il Draws on Saturday. May 5, 1850
q ass w Draws on Saturday, May -. 1850.
Class - Draws on Saturday, May 70, 1850.
Class "a Draws ON Saturday, May 20, 1850.
NLAELf ! PRIZE ID EVERY ? TICKETS.
ORDINARY DRAWING,