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OEEEk Tor sale, the place On which now r.
IL side lying In and adjoining the City Of Jackson.
in the North East and about 500 acres. This lsnd
comes within 900 yards Of ths Capitol, and smbrn-
ees about $50 acres, within the Limits Of the Civ.
the balance IL immediately adjoining, and IN az
continuous body. The resdsnce i % Beautiful
sminsnes, embosmed In woods, enc hundred feet
hixksr than the ground on which the Capital stsnds
and e sbcnf Il Of mile distant from Il, oyer-
looking the akois Of the surrounding country. Ths
improvements embrace all that Il needed For com
fort and eonyenisnse. Two hundred and fifty acres
Of the lard il under fence, Of which 80 ID In TIE
very highest state Of cultivation and produces from
50 70 50 bushels Of to the acre there wood
land pasture, e nnrivalled fertility The balance
of the tract il Sery heavily timbersd and very rich
the most Of it l. rich allnvia, black bottom land,
and the hnest kind for cultivation. This g the
most healthy and desirable place In all the country
No family Ga the continent has enjoyed better
health thaa ours during the time We have lived on
Il, upwards Of 20 years.
This place fsfree from attacks Of the yellow fer
ver, the family and number Of inmates having
resided hsre during each spiasmie and no one sve-
had Il. Thug Il owing 70 the peculiar location Of
Jsoksoa RilI b e soon e tie Rsil Rosds, lead
fng u ~ eepistsd the very focus Of the 6onfh
and place Of residence place win surpsss e.
Jan - 'ee-w II .. MOODY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR SALE
II OFFER for sale my "Athlons" place, situated,
Il in Wilkinson county, Miss, about lSk miles
from WoodviIle and u from Matches, on the lower
w oodviIle and Nathez road, between the Bunaio
~ Homoehitto. Il Is some II miles from Hatch
ms Landing on the Mississippi IL some feur OF
I've miles in direct line from that river; and
when the Homoehitto is opened 1t win te within
two miles Of navigation. It contains about 1900
ocres Of very ine land, great deal OF 1t bottom
pasture as can be found in the country. About 500
acres are now in cultivation. The improvements
consist OF dwelling house, Clubhouse quarters corn
cribs stable 20. The ghborhood Is good and
healthy. Possession given LIST Of January:
For tszns appuly to JOHN 8. HOLT.
Oct "a t6a-EfW If.
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s,uiTHERN RAILROAD.
TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
Distance from Vicksburg to Newton ITO

TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
Distance from Vicksburg to Newton no
Miles.
- Through Fare, 81 30. 81
nN Monday, October LIST, 1860, the following
" Schedule goes into operation.
The morning through train leaves Vicksburg at
o'clock, A. NJ, connecting at jackson Junction
with the passenger train of the New orleans,
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad going South,
arriving at Newton at o'clock, L. M.
The Evening Accommodation Train, (stopplng
at jackson, will leave Vicksburg at 2:55 7. NJ,
and arrive at Jackson junction, at SAB, L: M,
connecting with the Passenger Train OF the New
Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Railroad
going North.
Returning: The through train will leave Newton
at IL 80, A. NJ, connecting at jackson Junction
with the passenger train of the New orleans,
jackson and Great Northern Railroad going North,
and arrive at Vicksburg at 8:25, p. NJ.
The Accommodation Train will leave Jackson
junction at o'clock, A NJ, connecting with the
Passenger Train from New Orleans, and arrive at
Vicksburg, at 10:45, A. NJ.
20 Passengers from Vicksburg for Canton and
the North, by the Mississippi Central Railroad,
will take the Evening Train.
~ Passengers for stations east of Jackson
will take the Morning Train.
8sB Passengers for New Orleans can take either
train.
ss5- Passengers getting on the cars without
procuring q ticket from the station where the
Company is prepared to sell them, will be charged
TEN CENTS extra for the first station, and five is
extra for every station thereafter to the place of
stopping.
The above schedule will be complied with and
all passengers and freight will be carried far
the condition of the road the safety Of the public,
and the ability Of the company will justify. But
for any failures omissions tocompIy Herewith or
to carry any freight which may be hauled to any
depot Tor transportation on the road, the company
will not hold itself responsible.
W. N.WADLEY,
Chief Engineer and Gent Superintendent.
Nav '6O-tf
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For sale.

WILL sell cheap piece of property in q Tan
yard. situated IN the town Of Benton, in Ya1oo
County. The yard is situated in . wealthy portion
Of the County, and the facilities for getting hides,
bark &C., are certainly great inducements to those
wishing 70 engage in such . business. Inc ara
il large and in good ORDER with the necessary tools,
and bark enough for tanning purposes for about
one year No charge viii be made for the tools and
bark now in the yard. Address, w. p. KING.
Feb IT Govt. Benton, Miss.
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Sent. "a, '7O-w3m
En- DFNT

WILL rentmy plantation and residence-givin,y
Il possession on the Ist of November next. The
farm-containing 40 acres, cleared and in cultiva-
ton. Its situated miles from the city of Jack
SON. For further information, apply to me, on the
place, or to Major L. Minis.
Au0 % '60-tf MRs GITI0N
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Valuable Tract of Land for Sale.

Valuable Tract Of Land for Sale.
WING near Grenada, Miss, known Is the ROSE
IL Grove PLACE containing 2, 100 acres, more
or less; between and 500 acres in cultivation,
and ,09o acres of good land could be cleared and
added If desired. The above land is well timbered
lies IN Yalloeusha Valley about 200 acres up
LAID the remainder good bottom land, lying within
two and half miles of Depot on the Central
Railroad, and the Mississippi and Tennessee runs
still nearer, but does not touch it.
improvements "A good Dwelling House and
Kitchen, Clubhouse, Mill house, Stables, Cribs and
quarters, new; one of Pages new Circular Saw
Mills, at which all the plank for plantation can
be made; also, . good grist mill.
It Ia rarely the case that so good tract Of land
can be purchased in any country.
TERMS :-0ne-haf Cash, and the balance in
equal instaIlments, with interest at per cent IN
til paid.
The proprietor lives on the place, and viii take
pleasure in showing it to any person wishing TO
J urchase. WILLIAM MINTER.
April 10. Ie60-W7m,
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A CARD.


tsSTRANGE but true" that We met a man y.
~ other day 50 far behind the age as 10 inouirs
whether We were making Life Size Oil Colored
Photographs. For the benefit of all concerned "a
once more most respectfully announce, that. We
are nov, and have been for nearly one year (aad
.ost sncesssiKg feo) making Photographs OF ali
ne, rom miniature to Life Size and having them
Io.oIea N vi ~ the fsaest and most successful
Portrait Painter now in the South and Ia AZ ~
IL srr.lHaetion Of all who have seen them. We
ooRy Dsagasrreotypss and other valuable pictures
49,. - snlssss tnsm . any si1e desired and have
men most beautifully eolored in oil. thus insnrin
aa almost living speaking Portrait Of dea, dsoaaa
q insnos, Wnicn Y warranted to endure for 49,
Al VIC want really FINE Portraits Of themselyss
y a,s .1snds will ind it much to their
Arts, over Lsngleys Store. All, and esnae;aiis
the ladies and commissioners, invited 70 All ~
szani1e car vi oolored Photographs. Ambro.
rsnt to please Or no charge. HAWKINS q Co
Maya ee-6
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a GREAT RARGAIN.

HHE place formerly owned BY DR.. d. 0. Williams
IL Within miles of Clinton, noted for health
and In reach Of the finest schools In the State,
male and female, well watered, with or 700 acres
Of good creek bottom, for SALE low, very low, IS
am determined to break up farming. There are
= nsv corn crib. fne dwelling house DO. Nearly
1000 bushels corn and fodder also mules and horses
brood mares, cattle, sheep and hogs. Inc iano
viii be soId cheap and on accommodating terms.
Mr.. Tier, the 0verseer on the place, WIN HOY M.
cations can be made to the suossnoer =. nson'
binds Co. Miss. dEO. sloAno'
Nov '5e-f.
Eagle of the South, American Citizen, canton
,.r haiah ill forbid.
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SCH DOL NOTICE.

s C III DOL TICE.
M0THERSHEAD & BROWNE, having secured
4tA suitable rooms, will reopen their male school
on the first Monday in October next
Terms
The common English branches {per month S5 90
Greek, Latin, Geometry, or Algebra. SO
Fuel for first session .,.1 90
Payment invariably half in advance and no de-
duction except in cases of protracted illness.
Aug3 '6O-s-w IT,
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McNAIR,S ACADEMY.

SUMMIT MISSISSIPPI.
VHTS Institution will be opened for the recep-
Il ton of pupils on September LIST. The course
of Instruction comprises all studies necessary to
prepare for admission to any of our Colleges or
requisite for the mercantile or agricultural pur-
suits.
The Buildings have been recently erected by the
Principal, with direct reference to tho conven-
enoe and comfort of the pupils and in every respect
adapted to the purpose.
For catalogues stating terms, &C., apply to
undersigned r. Il. McNAlR, Priv
august 10 '60--3m.
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DIR. s. C RR
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, AND GENERAL

PLY SlClAN, SURGEON, AND GENERAL
LIST.
nR. CARR takes this method of informing the
~ public that he has located in jackson for the
treatment of Sore-eyes, cataract in the EYES, of
every description and of naturally defective Eyes
such as cross-eyeS, &c for operating upon hairips
fstula in ano, &C.. &c. He is also prepared to in
sert in the most skillful manner artificial Eyes,
He may be found, when not professionally engaged,
at the residence of Mrs. Pierce. His terms will be
made known at the commencement Of his services,
and will in all cases be reasonable.
References.
In proof of DR.. CARR's proficiency and success
in the treatement of the above named and kindred
diseases and deformities, beg leave to refer to
the following persons for whom he has rendered
services:
R. Terry, Leake Co. Miss, "a case of hair lip.)
Georgiana Wilton, Grenada, Miss, tCross-eyes.)
s. d. Davis, ShelbyVille, Ind, (Cross-eyes.)
G. Slger, Andersonyille, Ind, Cross-eyes.)
Jane Jones, CornersVille, Ind, (Cross-eyes.)
r. c. Balch, Pamela Co., Miss, (Cross-eyes.)
r. j. MOsby, kesciusko Miss, (Cross-eyes.)
w. Daubenspeck, Pennington, Ind, (cross-e yes. }
D. B. Harrison, Oakland, Miss, (Cross-syes.)
NJ. G.. Newbury. Cofeeville, Miss, (Cross-eyes.)
Richard Rice, Kentucky, (Hair-lip.)
7. T. Buchanan, Wenona, Miss, (Hair-lip.)
J. G. Turner, Cofeeyille, Miss, (Hair-lip.)
Thos. B. Young, Pamela Co. Miss, (aair-lip.)
Besides the foregoing he has many other certi-
fcates in his possession, amply attestng his skill
in the treatment Of referred-which he takes
pleasure in exhibiting to persons who may desire
his services. He has also the highest recommenda-
tions from the Medical Faculty.
May Is '60-tf.
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UNIVERSITY Or LOUISIANA.
pin0ssf pianosl!l

TN store on the most reasonable terms, Pianos from
1.-The three most justly celebrated makers in the
U. g., Wig: 0kicksriag d Sons, &einpay d Sons,
and the Drigg's Violin Patent. These superb in
struenta are 20 give entire satisfaction,
or exchanged for the preferred make.
sent. 28. 1850: b. M0REY.
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ne Y '6e-v4. P0WHATAN ELLIS.
FOR SALE.
a PatRST=RAfE BLaek.mith- Apply at thil
Honey Island Land for sale.

"E offer for sale our PLANTATION on Honev
w lsland, In Holmes county, Miss, fifteen
miles west Of Lexington, Eve miles south Of
Tehuls, sud IN foaT and half of projected valley
retlroad. It eentains e7s acres. more or less. Of
choice land, 800 Of which are above high water.
6z5 cleared and in cultivation, the balance dead
ened fe- four years, except the rail timber, and
ll00l sss hundred acres for bniIding purposes II
u wen fenced and ditched, and presents . fine
front Of one aad half miles on TchuIa Lake.
There are fourteen hssn log cabins, With galleries
and brick ehimniss, briek kiln, ave archea els
terms, gin-hoass, cribs, Stables blacksmith shop.
and corn to be cold with the place.
< TERNs-One-third cash, and the balance In two
payments, with eight per cent inssrest.
other lands joining the ahove may be attached.
If desired. Our object in selling d to eject d.
vision. Address the undsrsigned at Tchula, Mis-.
JuIyz4 '6o-tNov1 COOKE q BIOS.
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READ! READ!! READ!!!
Cairo. Illinois July 2eth 1860.

Cairo, Illinois July 2eth 1860.
Messrs. JOHN Wilcox & Co.:
Your "Inpectine," or "Persian Fever Charm,
has done wonders. Twas wholly dependent and
wretched when applied it, and in i've hours the
chills were removed and no fever has ensued. 1t
is the simplest cure imaginable, and a wonder O.
nature or art. i would not be without this "Inpec
tine" single hour. By constantly wearing it
seem to be "ague proof"
Yours Very Truly,
Z. NJ. STOUT.
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Plantation for Sale.

offer for sale my plantation in Issaquena county,
Mississippi. 1t is situated the Mississippi
River, 10 miles above Vicksburg, and contains
1000 acres, 500 Of which are Ter fence, and 400
more deadened. The place is well improved, having
comfortable dwelling, overseer's house, frame
| quarters, good gin house, new and substantial
corn cribs and stables and all other necessary out
houses, with q sufficient number of cisterns to
supply the place with water. There is also an
abundance of the very best wood on the place,
convenient to the river, which always commands
| q ready sale.
This plantation better known as the Gregory
Place, has the character of being one among the
best cotton plantations on the river. It will be
sold very low, and on easy terms.
For particulars apply to Messrs. Payne &
Homson, New Orleans; l.. @. Moore Co., Vicks-
Sept. %, l860-tf WIN. s. LANGLEY.
Valuable Land and Negroes for Sale u!
II WISH to sail my plantation in Holmes county,
Il miles West Of Riehland, on Cypress Creek,
Containing $40 aeres-350 aunder fence. There is
$50 acres cresk bottom land upon the place 200
acres of which is in cultivation. There is good Gin
and Mill-log buildings and quarters upon the
place. There is Wells-a large Cis.ern and
several Ponds of water the place. 1t is in one of
the best neighborhoods in the State-good Schools
and Churches near the place.
will also sell Is Negroes, Horses and 8
Mules; stocks Of Hogs, Cattle and Sheep; II to
l,5oo bushels Corn, 10, 900 TBS Fodder 2 Wagons
Negroes Is IL hands and children, viz; Negro
men, from % to 30 years of age; women from
l6 to rs years of age, and pillow boy. The Negroes
are all very likely. One of the men is Q planta-
tstion blacksmith.
Also 40 acres land in Sunfower county. on
"Great sky Lake." It is fine cane land-other
lands can be purchased adjoing it. wish to sell
all the property together.
Trms-I will take 10000 dollars for the whole
property-fEe thousand dollars cash-baIance l,
2, 5, and years or longer time if desired
Notes with per cent. interest on the deferred
payments, with a lein upon the property to secure
10 hands and $4,000 in cash can make the pay
meDts from the products of the place. Or will
sell y interest in the lands to q good planter who
will put in or 10 hands and take charge of the
business.
wish to sell because do not understand the
business of planting; and because l have othe.
duties to perform. Apply to me at jackson.
Oct. 10, '60-94W NJ. d. HAYNES.
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wICKER HOUSE Az sUMMIT. MISS.

WICKER HOUSE AT SUMMIT, MISS.
FHIHE undersigned having leased of the proprie-
Il tor, for Eve years, the property heretofore
known as the summit HOTEL opposite the Depots,
has thoroughly furnished the same with new furnl-
ture Of every description. He is prepared to &C.
commodate about seventy-fve persons. His SER
wants are experienced in their vocation, attentive
and polite His table is at all times furnished with
the most sayory viands, which the markets of the
adjacent country, and that of New Orleans affords
The travelling public are invited to call and judge
for themselves. E.G. WiChEh.
Summit March 20 '60-tf.
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ssLET THERE BE LIGHT.o
COAL OIL LAMPS.
IN J. Essen, will constantly keep full and
II. varied supply of these justly celebrated
Lamps on hand.
This is the best because it is safest cIearest and
most economical light ever produced. 1t is strictly
portable and consequently exactly adapted to every
use, and place where light is needed. For Church
es, Hotels. Stores, Factories and Shops it has no
equal. And for Dwellings, it isl ry gens and only
requires trial to satisfy any intelligent mind that
it is just the thing, that has long been needed.
The public arerespectfully invited to call and
anime this beautiful Lamp, and Salty themselves
Of its cheapness clearness, cleanliness safety and
durability, and that it possesses Of the quail
ties of ahumbug.
The burners peculiar to this Lamp are easily at
tached to those of any other style, and at bat
trifing expense.
large supply Of Oil will always be on hand, So
that purchasers will never have trouble in getting
the right material
Call and get and he -if.cva tnat great
disiderdtam Is at last attained.
For sale at II J. EISEN'S Jewelry Store, on
State, near Pascagoula Street, jackson, Miss.
Dec 20 '59-tf.
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Valuable tract of Land for Sale.

HNHE undersigned offers valuable tract of
land in Holmes county for sale. 1t contains
$50 aeres-four hundred of which are cleared 1t
has excellent improvements; and among other
recommendations, has an orchard of ten acres con-
tainiug the best varieties Of fruit trees. 1t is
convenient to the Yazoo river and the Mississippi
Central Railroad being only 81 miles from
Pickens' Station. For particulars address,
LEMUEL DOTY,
Richland, Holmes Co., Miss
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NJ. nlJhuEl.L

is receiving daily the celebrated STEW ART
Il STOVES, with most all other patterns of cook
ing arrangements. Those thatwant a Cook-Stove
will do well to call and examine my stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere. Castings oil
wholesale Japanned, Wood and Iron ware-a
good assortment. Tin, Copper and Iron work done
at short notice, and reasonable terms. Fruit
Cans of different make.
July "a, '60-tf =. MUhhIELL,
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FOR SALE!
Choice Corn and Cotton Lands in Louis.

+ " N y a IL Il
Choice Corn and Cotton Lands in Louis.
iana!l
HsHE aBayou Boans Ada Tract" situated about
n fourteea miles east of the town Of Bastrs p,
in Morshouss Parish-containing one thousand
eight hundred acres-also, the sBtuf River Tract
situated about twelve miles south OF the Vickburg
and Shreveport Railroad in the Parish Of Franklin
containing tWo thousand tive hundred acres mine
hundred acres of which have been deadened.
The above Tracts were judiciously selscted-they
lie in the heart Of the CofroH COUNTRY, where
failure in the Corn and Cotton crUps 10 . thing
unknown.
In order to realize speedily, moderate advance
upon our Investment, We will sell the above lands
much lower than the figures asked for these Of .
similar character, and will offer the best induce
msnts to purchasers who wish to bay either for
cultivation or speculation.
For further particulars, apply to
FUQUA KILB0URNE,
Clinton, Parish Of East Filiciana,
Aug S,60-W3m% Louisiana.
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100000 FEET OF LUMBER FoR

g TILLAAN and 3. W. Taylor are running .
0sr frst-clsss SAW-M1LL at BAhala station,
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Rail-
road, where they now have fine stock Of DRY
LUMBER and are prepared to fla and furnish or
dsrs at the shortest possible notice, at the usual
rates on the line OF the railroad.
Terms Cash, or City Acceptance.
TILLMAN & TAYLOR.
a Mr. 3. B. Bate Is our authorised agent at
jackson, whose orders will be promptly attended
to &C all times.
Bahala, GOpiah county, Miss, August l, 1860.
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FOR SALE,

A DESIRABLE residence for sale, which can be
"A had on reasonable terms, by applying at this
ONCE.
Also, Q tract Of land containing go acres in Co
piah county, near Pine Ridge.
lima 81 5Sa-tf
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iklsI:E :y':I:Tz.

Sold by CHURCH DUPONT, Druggists.
No. So Maiden Lane, New York.
And by all respectable druggists throughout the
country. CA MOORE, jackson, Miss.
Wholesale Agent q Manufacturers prices.
o.. WRIGHT, Aent for the South.
SOLD BY c. A. Moore, ]. s. Sizer, & G Morey.
March 90 '60-wly.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA.
AT AUGUSTA, GEO.
VNHE twentieth regular course of Lectures will
begin, on Monday, the 5th of November next;
but there will be Preliminary Course, beginning
two weeks previous to the Regular Conrse.
Anatemy-H. F. CAMPBELL, NJ. D.
Surgery-L. A. DUGAs, NJ. D.
Praetice-L. d. FORD, NJ D.
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy-H. V.M.
MILLER, M. d.
Obsteterics-J. A. EVE, N. d.
Materia Medica, Therapeutics and Medical Juris-
prudence-I. P. CALVIN, 81. d.
Adjunct Prof. of observation-disclosures CAMPBELL,
MD.
Proseetor to Prof. of Anatomy-S. b. SIMMONS,
MD.
Demonstration of Anatomy-H. W. d. FoRD, NJ. D.
Assistant Demonstrator-J. L. COLEMAN, N. d.
Curator Museum-T.P. CLEVELAND.
The Anatomical Rooms have been re-arranged,
and will be opened to Students at the beginning
of the course. For further particulars, apply to
Sept IL 60-w3t. l. P. GARVIN, Dean.
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Sept III '60-R2m. NadIson
SEA COAST PLANTATION FOR SALE
OR RENT.

SEA COAST PLANTATION FOR SALE
OR RENT.
YNHE undersigned, controlling two places adj
Il joining each other, on the Bay st. Louis,
Hancock County, Miss, wishes to dispo of one.
It contains about 500 acres of land-200 of which
are now in cultivation in Cotton, Mexican Rice,
Corn, Potatoes, Flinders, Peas, &C., inspection of
which is requested. The buildings are ample and
cOmfortabls--the Orchard, extensive, the water is
excellent. 1t is distant by land, IL miles from
Pass Christian, by water, miles from Shieldsboro,
at both Of which towns, Steamboats, are now daily
landing from New Orleans and Mobile. Any one
desiring health and comfort, with moderate, but
certain remuneration for labor employed and capi-
tai invested, would do well to visit this place. and
the neighborhood, where several other tracts of
lands, unimproyed, can be purchased.
Address by letter, at Sheildsboro, Miss, or apply
on the premises to. FIR. WITTER
Sent IL ,60-w2m