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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29
WTsCELL ANEOUS.

LIE AAAL0ANArI0N or LANGUAGES -Tho7e
IS a growing tendency in this age to approrrs-
ate the most expressive words of other langua-
ges, ard after while to incorporate them into
or own; thus the word Ccphalic, which is
from the Greek, Simplifying :" ior the head, il
now beoonling popuarized in connection with
Mr.: SpaldHgs great Headache remedy, but il
will soon be used ina more general way and thc
Cephaiic will become as common as Electrctyp.-
and many Others whose distinction as foreign
words hMS been worn away by ccmmon usage
until they seem NATIVE and to the manor
born.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29
sEphiIls nnd AIercMrIal Disense.


NhW UELFtN3. I0Ih Nul'i3I, IGul.
DIR. !. C. AVER: Sir, cheerfuy comply with the ..-
quest Of your agent and report to you o the effects
] have realized with your Sarsaparilla
have cured with il, in my practice most Of the
plants for which it is recommended and have found its
effects truly wonderful in tina Of Tsrai end Mrr
di Dise0Se. One Of my patients had Syphltic ulcers
IN his throat which consuming hi1 palate and the
top Of his mouth. Your Sarsaparia, steadily taken,
cured him in five weeks. Another attacked by
ondary symptoms in his nose, and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part of it, that believe the
diforder would reach his brain and kill him. But it
yielded to my administration Of your Sersararia the
ulcers healed and he is we'll again. net Of without
some ishgntstion TO his face. woman who had been
treated for the disorder by mercary WEI suffering
1ran is poison In her bones. They had become 70 ron
siti'e to tho weather hTt on damp day sle suffered
rrueiatns pain in her joints aud bones She too wns
Cured entirely by your Sarsaparila in a few weeks !
kno" from its formula which your agent gave me that
this Preparation from your laboratory mus be scat
remedy consequently, these truly remarkable results
with It have not surprised me-. II
PRINT v
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

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IKE ..t@ sea ..9au ol|n.
ltgs~. H.yaf p. Wueos 4 Ce.--Ny wifr ia new
n''g 3o il '-cn'ra,o f9r 3! ,i:, and ryonnuuces It
'r superior. 5y.Aju- ~ EYER uatd for hchar. Il
,t.J a"pj DE- 90 not 81, In The ioa,ha5 no disagree.
49, ,'". i'5.s Il. sto"h q har, byeyents i fall
jag "h @uI oYrn cIrt, the Headache forward you
Viz certificate unsolicited, because think article
unt ;,.l G,Mht your Hair Regcrerator WILL should be
wildly kJGWn. tlnh !. t.t BEST ast Gle for the hair
Hay.lAt0B aTEyENs, Hewluyport, Ma
~ hd' III Us.r R1efnsra'or and Pressing yery
t.".h" EaY CSC. W Wooua3, Hartford, CT,
- an4t<HaG"gly pronounce il on i.paiaable ayii-
re from the sFfct m oiER btG5N
II -, wife f.! Rev. H"ary Pill Marehpssff, II.
"i1taa. ri 1,g 5a" eat ant glossy"
Nt''' t,EShu, Sass,7Et Springs, n. 7.
"If,,|coaFi<nt MR Il orefatss No1 as dye, sm
% tstolf ne to3 I" idfil nature! beating state"
Kgr X. M. KRLlod, Nashua, N.N
:" most cbcf,juHv recommend il 10 az persons."
lE' G. RUSSELL, Ihtleton, n. u.
November /.
Naysas HEyaY f. wmsov & Co: have no hesltnncy
t. aging in my opinion Mrs Wilson's Hair ReYeCeTa-
and lNir Dressing the lbs, hair preparations
in as. shall continue to them with pleasure.
Rry. II. II. llAETN ELL, Lawrence, Mas.
NoYcA.teg.
Nss4:s HrNn, P Wusos Z. c., {: have used your
4i EcGeHnLtor aI Hair Dressing and have received
great benefit from them. deem the articles worthy cy
slrtanendai.n, and chtcrfully reoelncnd them to
rl VINO want 20 restore g@! nair 10 3 tfBEA tNor, o.
20 any who troubled rith dandruG, d..agreeata
lng Ct tAN head humcr- VI those gho3o hair IL
J,illg froin 'ho head
Nhr. c. W. IL CLARK, Great PaI!,, y. II.
M3san5 ls:Rr P. WH5o5 & Co: 1 dem, Mrs. VII.
~, l, RsSrHcratqr add Hair '34ng h9 utt!dayd
.trjrs d vi hair preparations. have, in myny in
.t3. -, known taM 10 restore TIE hair where it hGd
l,cn r. reraa7 dndtuh, restore the hair t. It's original
r9or, entirely the most palnlG! head&chca-and in
suo, ,s'aaecs lcat serious hurors Personally hsrJ
b.r5 .ha.cr IN several or these bon.H,s.
HHy. HENRY HlII, NaEcl rs'er, \. II
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TUE popularity Of these Riters is justly dre to IhG
purity Of the mater ala OF which they prepared
hedel cate combination Of simple alternatives and tones
we'll calculated TO act upon every every pa OF the d
geStve organs and through them TO reach and cure all
complaints arising from diseased condition OF the
Stomach and Bowels
GREELEY'S ROURBON FILTERS
are highly noursug and listening nhd as Tonic for
OLD TEOrLk, delicate LADIES. Consumptiye patients
aud all weakly rerons, they cannot he surpss ed In
cases OF WEAKNEai or DgRtLIrY. thAT wild give i'm
mediate relief ard impart sreng healthy tone to the
system For the Gu col Dyspepsia, indigestion, Eer,
NOus Di eaSc' Liver Comp aints eakness or Debility
fatuency aud NauSel, aud all complaints consequent
up01 disordcrcd safe CT The stomach Liver and bow
els, the are noe oquaed AZ al agreeable Stoma chic,
they much admred the sharpen the appetite, bright
tens the intellect and inluse life ANA yigor. No
who thce bitter cab be subject to Sn atact CT
Fever aud AEue Or Diarhaea
Put up in Quart Bottles IN cases OF one and two
dozen aud for sal" by Druggists and Groecrs every
where
VT. A. v. GREEiy, Proprielyf-. No, g fremont
s., Boston, Mass.
POLLARD & CO.. tgen'g for the United States,
Boston, Mass t.. I FIERCE, Agent for Montpelier
aud vicinity. mrf&myl
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoaraeness,
Group, Bronchitis, 1ncipIent Con-
sumption, and for the Relief
of COmsumptiYs Patients
iIa advanced Stages
Of the Disease.
This is remedy universally known ia ErTrass enr
other for the cure Ct throat and hing complaints that
is usclcss here to publish thc evidence OF its virtues l9
unIiyalc excellence for coughs and colds and its y
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, h.lo msde it
known throur hout the civilized nHtionS q tbe p3iih.
Few are tho communities families. pmoNg thtm
who have not personal experience Of it, Effects
living trophy in then midst of its victory the
rufe and dangerous disorders Of the threat md lungs.
As nj Know the dreadful fatality Of these dsnlttrs sad
70 tAcy know, too the effects q this remedy, ntel fGt
10 than them that las new I'll The rit
Hat IL did have when making the which Kaye
won ~ strongly upon the caniden,o Of mankind
Prepared by Dr. C. AVER g. CO., lowell, Mass.
AGENTS NAMES.
l.. F. Pierce and S. P RefGeli, Montpelier r. B. Sail:
bury, W. RandolSl; j. c. Fargo Randolph; Geo. Mich
OILS ,NorthGeId; Jones and Brohe ~ Waitsheld; j. G.
A. AinswoGth Wiamstoyn; A. E.BigeloW, Barre
G. N Hyde. Plainheh; j. A,eBemis Marshhed, and all
dspers in medicine eer%hY nssAH02
Dr. Sweets MfdHRIe LiHiment
ures Burns ard sCaldS inned1BAely.
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Receipts OF Produce.


LAFoURCHE-Per steamer Music-s6 hhds sugar
i bbs molasses Lobit q Gharpantier-sl do 239 hf
do l29 hhds sugar Foley, Avery &co-sl do 80 bbls
bids sugar West, Renshaw & Gammack- do i
bbla molasaea To r ] DaSilva &eo-I2 do 20 hhag
sugar G Koek-75 hhds sugar w Estln &co- 80
do 80 bbls molasses to g Sabatier--50 do 80 hhds
Troselar & Haydel-l0 do W G Hewes--lS do M
Gordon jr-27 hf bbls molasses to ] NJ Putnam-ao
hhds sugar g Shift &co--26 do Z Labatut- so bhls
molasses 10 bales cotton Braud & Landry-sundries
to order-Total 10 bales cotton 627 hhds sugar bod
bhls molasses 3A4 Inf do.
CROSSE TETE Per steamer Aline 40 bales
\ cotton 20 hhds sugar Payne Il Harrison-l8 bales
cotton Jno s Lee-5 do F ] Dasilva &co-85 hhds
sugar & Aarianaux--50 do SO bbls molasses to
~ 9 ~, = urqahart- is hhds sugar LauVe & Mccall
.s nnis melasses Fellowes &eoi6 bales cotton to
Iiusef-sunaries to order-Tota Il bales cotton rs
hhds sugar lla bbls molasses
ls--PeF steamer Ingomar--sS bales Of
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TITS NOT TOO MUCH no SAY, SINGH
OLD AND YOUNG,
Affirm its Truth,


PROFESSOR WOODS Hdi8 tfESTOhAiIFG
VIII preserve inalby the growth and color of the hair
asd o. s S wfk t. a any ns o sEs o s
md preserve The scalp from all diseese the greatest
s sn sese Fl hs wed
testimony that do not say too much in its favor Read
' ', Hisksey GROVE s. Charles Co. Mo- Nov - ls5z
induced 10 use some of your Hair Restorative its
wonderful feel it our duty to you and the afflicted
our little head for some time had been perfectly
With sores and some called scaa hsad With he aT 9ost
ngs advised Us e Use your @ w. d 50 With tse
ho gsay tic disease entirely and neI
of hair started ont and We say
t hnr sur es other child We can do hereby @
OF the scalp and hair sE Esa fnffRsSsai2SBsorHAm
SARAH A. HIGGINBoTHsM
Prof wood-Dear Sir: Ny hair had for several years been
becoming prematey gray accompanied by hashness wbh
When asI"s your Hair Restorative a aSsn
months wqs + ee has ana nspg
color assumed soness and lasre greatly be preferea
alton have ever nsed regard nispsnsa5ls p aa
for ladys toilet whether to be used Hair ResteatiY
Yo have pesis refer 10 me Ill who the hair
c,ns,,,,t, o r.n 10 1851 Ms 9. sYMoNDs,
oihcihnha' -, fep' - ie's. ia Third street.
= WELIISGTos. Mo- Dee Il tss7
who had been using your Hair Restorative was u II ne
Head out Now my VI haf ba and nearly hail
thicker a Nothing but eS Snsy an ana great deal
been . w9ad induce me to give this aas s
The up bottles Of hres AL h JACOBS a
for dollar per bottle the medium has a a. pint and retals
cent more IN proportion than the small etais fo e S ger
ton and retails IS bottle y pof cent more in proper
fR6s ss 81 RBBssdya New
street ST. Louis Mo. s.a'AehN' and ia Aarke.
Me se good Druggists and Fancy Good. Dealers
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SRippilg SattIIigattf.
<snrsckyr oysick, No. 10 Camp Street.
satrrsiny Nerning, Feb. rs. lS50.
Cleared Yesterday

Cleared Yesterday.
ship Macanlay, Bogcrsy for Liverpool,
a ] n Ashbridge Il Nephew
Norw u ship Prinds Oscar, Stephenson, Fleetwood
Canlmack 4 Converse
Ship Pyramid, sleeper, for Genoa,
Meeker, Knox &co
Bark Delphos, Gil, for Boston,
CIV Hynson &co
sehr Geo Washington. Raus, for Mobile.
Huntington Bros
schr Hampden Belle, Alexander, for Havana,
Cohen NJ Soria
Schr VIM Abbott, Smith, for Ruatan, in ballast,
q r Tramontana &co
schr A NJ Aldrich, Bsteman. for philadelphia,
G w Hynson Sco
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Doctor said an old lady the other aav "a ~,
family physician kin you tell me how L i + , H.
some folks ARE born dumb Y, = s e s'ke
!. y, hem, why certainly, madam: ii ID osv,,,r !,
10 the fact chat they come into the world without
the power OF speech
Is, no, 2 remarked the old lady, now lit se,
what II is to have physical education. Eve asked
sd man niefein hundred times fl.as ase sam
zHi1s and all eonIa ever git out of him was
Akase they is, Well, I'm glad asked you, for
never could a. died satisfied without known, IT.
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ORLEANS FEMALE; AcanE,Fx-
.,a sERASBA BUILDING.
% oa No. Camp street between Posyare and caiooe s
Sayerfaa.t4
seventeenth Annual Session,

The Seventeenth Annual Ses.io, =. M, y.,.,
the First Monday Sepefey lss ts Institution begins
TEN ii education II 9 general extensive sys.
Moasl M Trench L daily liz seheo VA be
The location ii central and the ai,srs ,,
veil ventilated The school Is provided with and
- f-.Asaopnaeai eppa
References nnumesahle. Among them ~ a.,
this institution who number among gems If OF
Sndens admitted at any time during the session e's-
For further particulars, apply in letter at IN.
institution. II, d. DIM1TRY A NJ ~ 'Ae
Presd Mt Of the Board
new Orleans, August, I6a9 aaSI&WH
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-uPPER NIssIssIpPl.
:, Leaves awe, on G sATuRpAY; 18Th iast, at b NJ

Leaves on SATURDAY. 18Th inst, at 5 P. NJ
ST. Louis. Cairo and New Orleans Railroad line
FOR ST. LOUIS CONNECTING AT
- p Cairo with the 1liHpis Central NJ 81 Ionia
with the Ohio and Mississippi RailFoafs-The STe
ocular passenger packet steamer Charn-
ptost, n b Mopre master viii leays for St Louis and IN
inefnedate landings chow For freight or through tick.
es e ~ points North East or West, snply on board
H Passengers and shippers rely the Uubeuaty OF
this steamer $5 "
M5s~SO berth considered engaged until pnid for
pan Of lie cabin te staetoou.4 secured by
Implying at the CompanSs 6ee, No 81 Camp street, corner Of
Gemmegtiai Place. S "
above steamer will take freight for Memphis Nat
to all way and plantation business.
fete siA9iHies o. , nEMt1Eit ,,a,.
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N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

N. u, JAChSuHz AMI GREAT N0RTHEfN.
CANTON, February II, ls60-72 bales cotton to
Block McAfee &co--68 Warren, Gilmore &co--6s
Phillips, Nixon &eo-5S r l. Adams &eo-- 63 Nc
Farland \ Barksdale AZ Byrne, Vance &eo--56 do
Murphy, Sykes eco As Slaughter, Smith Shot
well Harding, Abbay y Morehead-2s do p H
Skipwith 81 I H u ] NJ Allen &co-58 do Carroll,
Hoy &co--2S A III Hopkins &co-62 Thornhill eco
-48 Ably & Catching-9 Frierson, Conway 9Sco-9
III d Cooper &co-15 Walker & Snider-74 Lewis &
0glesby-4 Fredlander Il Gerson-l6 Lane, Salter
&co-6 Stewart & James 8 Winston, Morrison &
Co.'S A FULLY &co-12 Payne & Harrison--5 Nc
Lemore, Rayburn 6co--5 do Martin, Cobb &co-34
Holloway g Lonsdaie-22 Broadwell q Haynes-l4
West Where is McLemore, Rayburn &co--- Is
Watt u Noble-5 Giffen, Smedes &co-2 NJ Lowe
&eo-4 J 7 Hardie 6eo--1 Thompson Clark-3
Thos Williams TOTAL 1885 bales cotton
PoNTcHARTRAIN.
8 M0BILE-Per steamer Florida--1G bales cotton
Tareton, Whiting 4 Tullis-2 Battle, Noble Eco
"a do and sundres to order-Total AZ bales cotton.
NO, OPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, Feb IL, 1860 81 hhds sugar
10 bbls moasses to Bellocq, Noblom &eo-7 hhds
sugar Laforest & Desmares-1 bbls moiasses w
jackson &co--l2 do do = j DaSilva &co-68 hhds
sugar Wright & Allen--37 bbls molasses r Hare Il
coz do Toledano & Taylor-1 do 4 hhds sugar
Hayes & Sanders 40 do % bbls mofasses to S H
Kennedy &co--4o do Il hhds sugar West, Renshaw
y Gammack sundries to order--Total l67 hhds
sugar 325 bbls molasses
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STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MISsISSIppI
UNITED STATES

IL HI u ST n II 10 -
.ffsG, hsEMI. WEEKLY NAH. LINE TO Nsrl n
*Sasss s}FEasyx yICKsRuRG M,
The magnificent Y; g. Mail packet VicIxsburg, Iapt T.
Nj White MASTER will leave fo Grand Lake Donfdsonville
Paauelnnc Baton Rouge Pert Hudson Baye sara Riy
seph, Grand Gulf Warrenton, Yicksbirg Mliksns Bend
Lake Providence Stacks Island anding skpwiths Landing
and Point Warrington, every THURSDAY, si5P. NJ
The steamer yICKSBURG will take freight Yaxoo river
to be re-shpped on steamers Dew Drop and Home
Leaves on SATURDAY, atop NJ
The magnificent U. s. Mall packet Natchex, Captain T.
Leahes will leave for Donaldsonye flnquemine Baton
Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing For,
Adams Natches Waterproof Rodney ~ Joseph Grand Gulf
Warreiton and yicksbnrg every Saturday NJ r. M
The Matches vicsshugg with steamers Prince and
Ho G. and will freight for all landings the fazoo river
as as Greenwood ut hghwster rates without detention
The mentioned splendid packets will leave
their regular days without fall the honr appointed All
business their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These boats will not be responsible for any letter
containing money jewey other vausbes, unless regular
bills Of ang taken specifying the contents and value and
the freight paid any vales deposited with the elerb
by The passengers, contained lii their luggage,
j. j. PERSON Il co.
jel6 IT Corner of Carundelet and Union streets.
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r. naday tacke--1he new, running light draueht
nlassniii packet DoEIf,-
aazaz loom VIM q Harrison, master. will positively
Sen for shreveport Grand Basea Geashe;a Gampe Grand
Ecnre, st Maurice Montgomery Landing, Durands Cole
Alexandria Nos isarbin and all intermediate landings
on Red river For freight passage, having unsurpassed
fe1s \ Adr WIN M 4 cent
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UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES
Ls@aS sfAMAIL LINE TO vIcKsBURG. LsGas, II
xs Ezzszsssssh - -
SATURDAY ut 3 o'clock, p. N.
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet hatcher. Can't r. r
feathers, will etye fqr Donadsonyle Paqusmne, Bator
Rouge, Port Hudshn Bayou Sara Rcd River Landing For
Adams Nmtchea Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Calf
Warenton and yicks6arg EVERY SATURDAY. al S o'clock
z. NJ
The steamer NATGHEz CONNECTS at vickshurg With til.
the Ya1oo river AS high up as Greenwood
The above splendid passenger packet viii her re
lar day without fail the hour appointed All business an
trusted 10 her Will be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
This boat will not be responsible for uny letter package
containing money jewery other yauables nness reguIa
bills Of hiding taken fpeeifyng the contents aud value ad
the freight paid nor Tor any salHsbes deposited with the
by the passengers, continued n their bAgtase
For freight passage apply oa board.
vfRGINIUS O. DENTzEr.
te13 Adyerisinr apen.
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THE LOUISVILLE JOURNAI1-THIs NEWS
paper, in its the ]. year aceebrity
circulation surpassed by few out Of the city of New York
make Of The first class The network Of Telegraph all
the Union enables them report all of public interest al
simultaneous with their while the increased IA
cies Of Railroad communication offer channels for the
prompt delivery Of the journal to subscribers IN the very short
period after publication. XXI
The Agricultural Department Or the Journal Il made Of
special attention and interest," The articles this head
prepared by Practical Farmer and have commanded the ap
poya Of of the Of this States
The terms of Subscription follows, per year.
Large Daily by mail. ............ SIS 10
Country Daily and Til Weekly. -. o 60
Weekly in clubs Of ten) .,........... I 80
Weekly single .,......,........ 200
III nn by mill In registered letters risk.
=. s'ii'nv cations addressed to Ig..5
,ale FkENfIeRs HENDERSON & OSBORNE,
IL. louisville Nv
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leaves on 4 TUESDAY list inst, III d r. III.
st. Louis. Cairo aai New Orleans Railroad line
FOR Strssv

FOR ST. IDUIS--CuEsEETING
~ IA Cairo with tie Illinois Ceniral and At St Louis
ls5sI5S with the Ohio aud MissisSppi Ralroad-The fine
resuar passenger packet steamer Gladiator
hIineeel, mnseF, will leave for ST. Lous ali inrr,
mediate landings nhaFe For freight through tickets 10 all
poius North. East Or West. apply on board.
Passengers and shippers rely the punetualy of
this steamer.
H3g-So befh considered engaged until paid for.
H@A plan " Tie eHn ha mid sBternons sneirnd
BY applying n the Company Office 81 Camp street corner
Commercial Place.
H5-lhe above steamer will take freight for Menhls Ffrts.
burg Nateez and all the Bends and viii pay strict aeien 10
all way and plantation business
YIRGINIUs C. DENTEf4
ffis Advertising Agent
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IT, h-for Jefferson stnillaand Benton Port Caieio.
Swansons and Mornings Landings ALBANY
shreveport, Grand Bayou, Couslafta campte
Grand heofe bondieu Landing Alexandria, Nornans Cor.
dons, Bafbn and all intermediate landings on Red river
The new and swiftrnnnipg passenger steamer n n
CARROLL Moody master will leave MS above For feisht
or passage apply on board
yIRGINIuS G. DENTzEI
IA diva
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I.eayes on THURSDAY, ODD inst. at5p NJ.
St. Louis: Cairo ann Nem cElaans Rallroad Line.

I.thVts on IHURsIIA4, I'D inSt NJ 3 p. n.
St. Louis Cairo ann NeY Orleans Railroad Line
FOR ST. LOUTS-CONNECTIE AT
IT, Ar Cairo with tile Illinois Central md nj ST. E41is
assE with the Ohio and Mississippi Rairoafi-Tha
pills. j. Kerr stiaste win eaye for II idts All
all ntefmedae landings above For freight or through
tickets TO all points North, East West apply on board
E Planters and shippers rely the punctualy of This
steamer. = : -
n8- No berihs considered engaged until paid for
plan of the cabin and staefoons secured
Commercial Place. - ~ "
The above steamer will take freight Memphis Natcbez
Vicksbg and a tile Bends will pay strict nteti6n to iii
way and plantation business. = N
fel4 Advertizjngy oar+
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Leaves every MONDAY. at5PM
REGULAR ARGYLE LANDING
~ and Greenvilie Pncket1he new very swift and
magnificent passenger packet Cen. .Tohn
xssszsa6a1s-nA. GufsmaH, j. W. Cannon master viii
positively eaye above fer Argyle Landing feenye Reer
nreek Landing Pgrt Wothisgfon Garoins Landing Lake
Landing stack Island Landing Lake Providence Milkenrs
Bend, Vickshurg Warrenton Grand Gulf ST. Joseph Rodney
Waterproof NRchez FGrt Adams Rcd River Landing Byo
Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Pia1ueme Doradsonyille
and ell inter nedate landings. For freight passage apply
board p ft-- -
The General euman will Yaroo freight to be reshpped
at yicksburg Ff
yIRGIE1Us G. DENTZEL
d2s Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on SUNDAY Feb. 10. at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
8: Louis. Ialr0 ana New OrlsanS Rnllrnaa [lna

LehVeS on sUNUAG, Feb. ID. n % O'CLOCK. A. n.
81. Louis Cairo RnH New Orleans Railroad Ifna
FOR ST. L0UIS--GoNNEETINi Ar
~ - Cairo wl tile Illinois Central and Ill I'd Iolis
Siih the Ohio and Mississippi taraad-Ihe isgl.
7sEsaE5r5slsr PASSENGER packet steamer New Falls
City. H. Woods master, will leave for 81 Louis and I'M
neglnelste lagdngs IS above For freight through tickets
10 All points North. East or VI est apply on board
Passengers and shippers rely the pnncay Of this
steImer
No berth considered engaged untf paid for.
plan Of tho cabin and gte.rogms secured by am
png at ihe Company Once, 81 Camp street Of Gem
M y. Ths above steamer Will take freight for Meiuhia
Napoleon Vckshnrg, NRcsa And ill hu Bends lind Will pny
trct attention 70 AL way and plantation business
FIRGINIUS. G. DENTZEI,
fell Advertising Agent
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GLMM Iles y CLAUss. GRocERs AND DEAI,RRs
touas streets. - - WV 1essee and II Tchenpi
o25lyd&w
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Leaves every TUESDAY at 3 O'clock 7. N;

Leaves every TUESDAY at 5 o'clock ?. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND VICKSs
~ n,bnrg U. s. Mali Line.-For Donaldsonvle, Pln
gnenne Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara
1ESr3 Red River Landing, Fort Adams Natchez Water
proof Rodney s. Joseph Grand Gulf WarTsnon md Veks
leave above every TUESDAY 5oclock r. NJ Returning
she will leave Vcksburg every 10 o'clock NJ
ID. X. CARROLL X co,
ta4 Agents, So Carondeet street.
The above steamer will connect at Ncksburg with the
Dewdron for YnHnn rver
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Leaves on SATURDAY.. Feb is ut 5P NJ
REGULAR NIElIsaEIIS NJ N

IT, n Orleans paeket1he fine regular passenger rack
ShoctaSv. D. II. Silver, master, will leave
Tor Memphis and all intermediate landings ~
above. For freight passase, apply on board o. -
49, NIR6INIES C. DENTZET.
ielb Advertising Agpnt.
Tbs choeaw will pay particular attention - ali way and
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Leaves every SATURDAY. at s r. H., positively
n NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND
IT, Trenton Regular Weekly PHcket-For tiuNrifa
Mouth ReyGg bartholomew, s,efinston,
bonn PrenteD, Monros Pine Bluffs Castor Landing Colnn
ha iarronbng Trinity ard all intermediate landings ION
II. W. MeRae, J. W Totu, master, viii leave as above
punctually. For freight passage apply hoard.
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