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The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-04-24
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e.. q. MIA 1SjIL EJ4 fsf.l ftifi
yJNo ALL PERSONS CL.At sIlN G,7 or haring'ati in
j. tercs either iegator eqnitable, IN fhslapds here
matter tssEil.e o. the tme she sarge pete sold for
taxes and such other persons as may be interested
therel:s 1881 &c ea.sN
You are hereby notified that have filed my Bill
L. Laf f Nj sste Of xIfdssp iShdte III title
made perfect and yaldto the Northwest aaagter u
SeStsnIT d. fbat, J Ts&hslip sesesy raage9 FIVE
West, lying in slid county iri sid TED against an
persons claiming or having interest said laps
which existed at the tine the SINE were sold for
taxes and Chat said lands we're so for taxes.on the
9th Of April, 1877, 10 usrais -coiieSs and that the
said Coffey conveyed the same tome. hf s5isl
You are hereby notified 10 be, and appear at s:Gd
Court on the 22d day of April leelg abeing thcfist
day Of term of said Court obe kela at Oxford for
said county in said State the 4th Monday after the
9TH Monday inf March, 1851, to show against
sadta title, Ppd Why py title should nQs be conr%ss
lNai14l rs 1851 4l-30ds.
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+. M. TEAS,
Saddle and Harness Makeri
OXF ORR. MISS,
gY- Promptly Renc! 81
NOTICIc

tho ALL PERSONS CLAIMING or having an in
terest either legal equitable in the lands here
matter described, a; the time the same was sold for
taxes, and such other persons NJ iay be interested
therein: 80
You are hereby notified tltatI have filel my bill IN
the Canccry Cort Of the County of Lafiyctte, State
Of Mississippi 70 lNe my title made perfect and val.
ii to the sbuti@cst qdsrtcr cf Section Seven Town
ship Ten Range Two West and the Northwest qre "
ter of Section Eighteen, Township Ten, Range Twd
West all lying in the County of Lafayette and State
of Mississippi aforesaid against all persons claiming
or having any interest ia said lands which existed he
the time the slne were sold for taxes and that Me
same were sold for taxes on the 4th day Of April
1918, to Charles 6, Butler, and conveyed by decd TT
him the same day and conveyed TO me by Dgllina "
Bttler, Execl,ix Of said Charles G. Butler deceacd,
You nc therefore notified 70 te and appear d, said
C6drf dn ire sd day Of April, 1851 It being The
lhstaaye Of Term Of sid Conit, 10 be held II Ok,
ford foF said Count; lin said State, on Che 4 NeIi-
,lar after the ltAsAondsy fri Nmeh, 1851, 20 show
caase ssRst sai,i sax tle shdssuhy my title Should
notbe eo,rfifahed .anois Boo JOHN THOMPSON.
March 4, 1851 .rsna. TT lqs.''sri 4o-sods
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'''mnn = go :, a,NeTIGES

4 Y
TN0, Ii PERSONS CLAIMING or havhagan in
L tercst eticr legal or equitA,e1in theland here
matter described ut the time the same was sold for
taxes and s1ch other persons az may be interested
Ytt arc hctehy pdtihed tliat Ihaye fledmy Bill in
the Uitcnt Court OF cJaneery for tic county Of La
fayette il, tile STATE 'of Mississippi, 10 have my title
made peteet and valid TO the Northwest quarter Of
Section Six, Township Nine, Range Three West "
ing in said county in sid State against all parties
claiming or havingsany Interest in said land wilfch
existed at the time Vie salne was sold for taxes ant
that saidsland was sold for taxes the I'D rss ct
Nav, 1883, and convesedby deed TO me on the same
day. Ia
You arenotifed to be and appear at said Court on
the 22d hy of April, 1871, being day Of a term of
said Court to be held at Oxford for said county in said
State, on the 4th Monday alter the 4th Monday in
March ssi TO show cause against said TAX title, and
why my title shqpld not he enhTnesl, Isl siel lsn
a a. n r7l-, ssfs,sr Ca D.. O. WILSON.
March g, ls6l.al eTi - sssl8is nEs4e-S9Iis-lys
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Southern Publishing House, Memphis.

Messrs Hutton Frcligh are the gcntcmanly
propretors of the above house, Mr.. ii. was,
for number of years, one Of the proprietors Of
the Memphis Appeal, and Capt Freligh has been
an officer on those floating palaces of the Mis-
sissppi river, ever since it was a small creek
At their job printing establishment none but
superior work is turned out. Their specimens
Of ornamental printing are superb. We are in
debted to these gentlemen for secession flag
badge, very pretty, and a package of Secession
envelopes beautifully gotten up. We refer oui
friends to their card, in another column
We have few hundred Secession envelopes
for sale at this office.
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Arrivals and Departures or the Mail.
At Oxford, Miss.

NORTHERN MAIL arrives every day at 100 P. NJ
Closes going South at ii A. N.
SoUrHERS NAIL arrives every day ats Al N. Clos
es going North at p. M fk aear1A
PoSroroc Nail; via Lafayette Springs and Tocco
pola, arrives Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays a
I'm. Departs Mondays Wednesdays and Friday
at A. NJ Closes at PM
PAMELA MAIL, via College Hill, arrives Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays st 5 r. AZ Departs Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 A. N. Closes a
6 A. NJ t-at ftAt p p -
PARIS MAILauiyes every Saturday at P. NJ. De
parts every Friday at A. NJ. Closes Thursday a
GIN.
Rocky Form NAIL arrives every Saturday at - N
Departs at P. N. Closes at III A. NJ
j. l.. KINDEL, p. NJ
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Ear PLENTY OF aToAAroEs.-Dr. Bendett, a
Professor Of some celebrity. considers The to-
mato an invaluable article Of diet. and ascribes
to it various important medicinal properties
First: that the tomato is one Of the most pow
erful aperients Of the LIVER and other organs
where calomel is indicated, it is probably one Of
the most active and least harmful remedial
agents known to the profession Second: that
a chemical extract will be obtained from it that
will superscds the IiSe Of calomel in the cure Of
disease Third that BE has successfully treat
ed diarrhosaNwith this article aione. Fourth
that when used as an article Of diet, it is almost
a sovereign remedy for dyspepsia and indiges
ton. Fifth: that il should be constantly used
for family food, either cooked or raw, or in the
form Of catsup. IL is the most healthy article
NOW In use. p WV ~ -
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LOCAL ITEMS
FRANC. A.DUvAL, Local Editor.
Phi Sigma Society.

THE Anniversary Of the Phi Sigma Society
will take place on the 9Th Of May next. Mr. F..
A. Pope, has been elected Orator for the occa-
sion. His talent and ability insures all an in
teresting time. We trust that NE HAY have a
large auditory. BIl fftl1Hf,HfW
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Get Ready for the War.
We publish DR., Clopton's card in this week )
paper, and, as he promises as a Christian and
an honest man that he will operate with perfect
success in every case, we. think the afflicted
would do well to try him. Huntsville Is his
native town.
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slaibusitpf of #ississippit
F ac Guilty,

FREDERICK A. p. E4RSARD, IL D.,
cHaxcELLoE-
WILLIAM :. sTEARNs, IL, d., and
HON. JAMES D. TRoTTER -. ~.
Professors Of Goysplmepial Science and Law.
FREDERICK 4 T. RARsARD. u. D..
Professor Of Physics. Astronomy, giFq Ensin-
eering, and Esidenees Of Christianity. f'
EDWARD o. B0YkToN, N. A., $50
Professor of Chemistry, MiHersicet and Geology
HENRY WlIITEIl0RNE. N. A., 49, H.s
Professor Of Greek and Aneieat Literature
JORDAN A. PHIPPS. N. A. ts.rs,.z- ssU
Professor Of Pure Mathematics z f
WILLIAM d MOORE, N. A., = nr
Professor Of English Literature.
HON. LUcIUS q. c. LAMAR, ..
Professor Of Ethics, Metaphysics, and constitu
tional Law.
ALEXANDRA ), QrfScHE, MA,
Professor of Latin and Modern Languages.
BURTON n. HARRlSOA. u. A.,s..sllI. -ft
Assistant to the Professor Of Physics
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A--s@A~ FF.i%Bj !! :s;is:::;s' IIQL D
A sa,ute for General winfield scott.

salute Of eight guns was fired in Oxfqyd on
last Saturday nigi.t. in honor Of General SOON $
resignation Of the highest Office in the United
States Armyrand tendsr Of bis ssyjess to
"ud Hitsianyf' Willy uth liif'~
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belle VERNON, ONO, Jan. Is, lsG

BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan. IL, 1861
Henry c. SrALDINo, Esq.
please find inclosed twenty-five cents, for which
send me another box Of yorfr Cephdlio Pills They
dys truly the bet Pills Ihaoe erer tried.
Direct A. SLOWER, r. VI.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., o,
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Tax SALE.

WILL SELL for Cash, at the Courthouse In Ok
/ ford on the first Monday in May next the follow
ing list of Lands for the Taxes due thereon for the
fiscal ye@@i hp' $780, tor";s I'D 4 hI>
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Two more -comFanies in Oxford.
a, esfort Is beng made here Go raise an Ar
GHery company, and DR. John w. c. Smith is
ttfning one sf Infantry. Alrtadr goedly
Runlber have enrolled
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REYxoLDsseRo, Franklin Co, ONO,

E January 9; ls6l. H
HEsRY G. spALDiSSG, No. As, Cedar st., n. Y.
DEAR Sm:-Incloscd find twenty-five cents (25,l
for which send box Of 'Cephalic Pills. Send to adj
dress of Rev wm c. Filler, Reynoldsbufg, Frank
lin County, Ohio. r.-G
Your Ilis ,oork IKE eaarDl-cure Hsaldche almost
iaStdater. y y, raf L.a ..-.-,.-
Truly yours, WIN, c. FILLER
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~ By reading we enrich the mind, by con-
versation we polish It. - 81
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TnE tirteeath annual session Of this inssitason
will open on the 18th day Of September, 1860, UNI
der the direction OF the able and experienced Faculty
named above. -, ). -.
The University offers advantages TO young men
sc, king thorough education, unsurpassed anywhere
in the United States and uneaualled In the South.
Its apparatus and arrangements for the illustration
of Physical SCIENCE, and Chemistry, arc cnsirely un.
rivaed. In mineraogy il possesses cabinet Of Sc
lect specipcns choice and valuable. ri az
The President apd Professors need no eomIachda
Ion fro,a the Board Of Trastecs mosJ OF them boing
well and avorabh known to the public; as expsien
ccd and able instructors.
The location Of the University Is in the highest
degree heaithful-no epidemic sickness having ever
occurred there or IN oxiord
The government of the University Is mild but ~
icient Every effort is made to cultivate manly
tone of feeling among the students and an elevated
standar. Of morality; u, moreorer, surrounded by
population shase practical REGARD for religion and
morality is well known and ~ not surpassed any
/ where.
1t is also easily accessible being tn. line II tho
Mississippi Central Railroad which is nov = !, cons-
/ pleted.
The accommodations are ample for tie romGcrt Of
at least three hundred students
! seaei.i,s q l,ls.illl With AL the most appIsyed
apparatus for encouraging hpdily cxegcse and &C.
noting physical development win be ready ios usd
/ in the fall.
TERNs--Tuition si0 per annum
| Fl,l and attendance $50. To those who lodge out
/ of tle college buildings $40
Tuition in the Law Department $50. 81. /;
Board in the college boarding hoases and In pri'
vatc families abeut sls to sl4 per month. r..
JAMES NJ. H0WRY, -
Oxford, July 4, 1880 i-5-iy
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ro1Tr1 1---Ts'77--F ~ VI3V
GES. WEBB PRoPHET.-The Courier and
Enquirer, which breathcs at present only blood
and thunder against the South, said, twenty Five
years ago, that il the Union were broken up by
the spread Of Abolitionism-
''0ur exports would be reduced nine-tenths I;
nne1teptlls Of egr shipplngEwdeid be rotttbe at
our wharves; nine-tenths of our population,
now supported by commerce, and the wealth it
produces and the industry it diffuses would be
driven to agricultural pursuits; The staple ar
ticies Of Northern agriculture command but
small prices abroad, -and, they .YQuld, 6pd but
few cvstohdf4 at home 2 grass.Hehld gSew in
the streets of our cities and villages, and gen
eral scene ofTpoyerty and desolation world fol,
low our present unexampled prosperity and
generally diffuscd wealth"
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.SDets IN oxfora.A1.N

AgLots I'm oxford. Af.N
Kennedy & MeAahan, Lot 40, 2, b., r. Il YTff.s0
N. x MeKinhon, Lot Nos 40Ss 4oe, sls2ss ssi2- 30
j. NJ Teas Lot Is feet 26, +. n s-s.lssf - ! 4 90
D. 1. Bsakeley, E half BIZ. D, IBE, BIO, 80
{ e G. ftsS IN asiGls, - kndfsbl0i g g
Gs1s furpsseai ail4ase3 baE LsaIsi9
q Si nUf Lots kJs Del los, soc 14S 90
4. a, " alf,Lst Nass. b. D., nj sya1s7q 1900
vs., g, Vaughn, Lots Nos. l4ss Ise. ansliA7s9 saAe
J. c. HarFcn, Lot No. I26, / 20
/. T. Horton. " - ISL 44tza 90
r. 7. Cook, Lats Nsssa 4 70 end A. lss9 90
Unknown,- lots 5e2, 4I5s Al p $40 and aIesSF2 90
Lots AOss-l aRd.soIa EsgN ed 90
J. II. Waller, LotNgr Isog % Ffsf I 4 Zoo
Unknown, Fract 3 B, E d s. ~ -ossi - ID 80
J. W. Estell, Lots Nos. 81 and 81, 20
5 5 B D'y Wa ri; &C I NV 90 90
Ii 3. S % n.!s s,i f 4 Y Va tIpa, sr, 10
2I2, 2Iss pa 2I5, Gle, 2I7,
=. ia, 2OI and III, zaref "A, 90
]. c. Osrathefs, West half Lot No. J. ; + p "a
Mary Houge, Lot No, Isl, - ~ l co
Browdy, West tract. Lot II, a
b. Garrett, Lot,No. a AtN ha- a
J. :. Craig. Executor. "a, u, I2a, las, section
SoS Is, o5, $50, 4sI, 1872,
nv -. AZ, us, $50, 2o4, %, I5as r
loo, All and I97, 8 ioe
April I7-4sk W. s. MCKEE, Sheriff.
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YrsILANrI. MIcn., Jan. "A, 1861.

Mr.. SRALDISe-SIBf A;-1l ! av.l go .
Not lang since sent to you for box Of Cephalic
Pills for the Of the Nervous Headache and Cos,
tiveness and received the same, and they had good
an effect that scas induced 10 send for more. p 3
Please send by return mail Direct to o n3.1
,-r 55-ze,, &. X. WHEELER, Ypsihnt Michi
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FfsHrIsG PRr1Ezs. We copy the following
paragraph. saws the Charleston Mercary, sfrem
the New Orleans Crescent and simply add thai
the Printers of Charleston are quite % eager
for the ffAy Is dOAe Jk hny.sfher Gttiin the
fIjasSraM GOD sjRsszsp hsacEeas s4
was that oaE TictOleas army lhasinggtaken
Mexican town with printing Office in il the
Generall iwadsed 10 li,isS Soiis gehtash orders
priDted, but, eOuldnJ fRa Mexiefgs eilff9 dq
lie thing ii English 50 he'had his tfoops
drawn up in line, ADD tisepFiff was given, IAN
Printers to the frontr Whereppop, 70. his
greafsnfpfise ABBOT loasl alf 81 The Hne step
ped forwapdlsos stirG sfs > .bs diros
A similar infusion of the typographical ele-
6fabAEars dS8A8 u Che armies now raising
for the fight with the Northst We kIuw Of setae
twenty printers in this city who have dropped
the composing stick, :, 70 talfe up the shoot
ing stick, in bealf of the Soffth, and Of these,
fbar are from the Crescent office. -1ssssg 7
What Of tbatf The 0sfofd IntelligeneeF
has already furnished four mon andp boy
Two Other men in the Office are sarsIied in fhe
army last
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Chr Oxford gatelli9epttr.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL ~, 1857.
...ssrs EAGENTS

A. b. srEAwBRIDeE 4 Co., u i-s Commercial
tace, New Orleans, are authorized 10 act as agents
for the Iteigeneer; TO receive subscriptions and adj
yetising to make collections and receipt for the same
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MARRIED-on the 9th inst, at the residence o.
the BRIDES mother, by the Rev. J. H. Miller, Mr.
PAUL BARRINGER, of Oxford, to Miss KATE
HEBRON, of Pontotoc.
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M0QICtE
uNo ALL PERSONS CLAIMING or hsYing IN i'm
tateft5 titt@ kgal fqutdas ID tks lanahsfcs


yIN0 ALL PERSONS CLAIMING or hsTing IN i'm
tate1R titt@ kgApf fqut4As ID tn land hefcs
ihaiter described at the TIME the sold for
taxes, and such other persons may be interested
theuoli...osss tsssals-l~E hsT'Tssa tast -1fTs y
Yen are hereby notified Chat we have fled orr BH
in the Chanoery Ganrts Of the ConntT of Lafayette,
State Mississippi, to have ouE made perfect
aadA<lidEo Go last haff 81 SecAJH fwenty4ko,
Township Ten, Range Three West. hing inffe Com.
ty Of LafaIette and Sate-of Assiss ppE skainst all
persons claiming or having any interest in said land
which existed the time tlesame YNs sQldf9r taxes,
and that.thskazk Szseaa tN tHcs IN ne 9TH day
os April alef7, ts'0 xkakcwus mdeonseysdt 70 mn
by deed the same dsy asd solkhyhim to O. W. Paris,
TOLD, 1851, il being te fist daY d Tern of'sa
Court to be held at Oxford, for said CoqntH akssif
State, on The 4th Mondax a1sr the .4kh aeadeFjn
September, sd, to against said tax d1el
rts--A'- ~-,'-'e' RORrRT HANNA
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a.. From he Ds,aoq'as, 81. cloud, hia@ ,4gr
aIf you are, or haye been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Cephalic Pills. 50 that you
may have them in case of an attack. f.,,f. e.,
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MasoSvrLLE, cosS., Feb. s, 1891.

T--T-- ~ N" d HAVkhfOKD, A., FVu' y Ib7I'
Mr. SPALDINa-SIR: ID. H. ... ,...-
wish you to send nc one more box Of yont. Cc
blalIe Piis Ihdre recetUel grert dert Of bet iron
hen Yours respectfully,
-s MARY ANN 'STOIKIIOUSE,
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CHANCER1 COURT,

HIN II .RrLEs, Is ,Ik cIaks officE, AZ oSrobR,
s1cotSSff' of I.afAfEfTE, 'STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
,f3gg 4th91 ~ ~ stiia'if2 So . isf''l'e -
4 - AS' ~ =, Y - tBttL FOR DIVORCE so 2
II TPoSl opening And reading Cosnplainants Bill of
kst oehpIant herein, and it appessi'g ~ affidavit
Of UsnpiainAAp that DE Defendant, r. p johnson,
is a nunrcshisilt of tle STATE of Mississippi Fand re-
sides beyond the limits thereof sotAat theofdinaf
process q ti5s tsoaft taaaetbe serydfppehghim it
is nos erere that unless fhe said Dsieadspt appear
before tie Chancery Court of the County and State
aforSa, on 81 before the 4th Monday after the lth
Monl1yin March, 1861, and answer, plead OF deinur
to t1e said Bin Tie matters and things said Bill
contained lwfFb snslor cohAHfgf a y him and
this case st For hearing * parte. II IS also ordered
that a eopyOf thsrorlef be HldAisheh in DE -YsfA
Intalehcsr, "a public newsrapeF pasaisked N the
town Of Oxford, for forE weeks suecesSgelFs c.O ,
or-E 80 2, 2 - 80 W {" yAUGHAN, CIei-s 1
Barr fiotsKMAS,
Selections Cor Complainant. Aarch.s s6i O. 1tY-
Sheriff.s Sale.hI ans -.
DYfFIRTGE Of sundfy, Es serHions to me direktaa
ID in favor of b. w. Sparks & Brother aud Others
against F. II. RIeff I viii sell on tiie I'D daf "a
Apsa next tie foIlowing described lands. towit:-
The NoFtl-east quarter Of Se,.tfon number twenty
tsg1 Township number Nine l9l Range number One
N. West(Of the basis Meridian of the -0hickasaw
Uession the same having been lsFie on as the pro-
rerty of F. H. Ruef, and VIII be sold SAD q plain.
tiil's demand and all costs ~. = 80
Hf 2 e5' W. S MCKEE Sheriff.
March p, 1881 80 IDS.
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From he .yressera 4, X Gdseits, fh;essgyo,. III
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his unri7
valed CephaIic Pills. !" /. -.
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i.'7 From Tie d9oeytiser, Proridenee r.
The Cephalic Pills are said to bea rcnarkabic ef
ective remedy for the lealaeIie and sto ~ the very
best for that very frequent complaint which has ever
been discovered esa4 srah afwsf M ,ssrua.9
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90 - From As Beamiher, Noy1otk, "a. - ''''''
yTbey have been tested in more tIsH'a thousand
discs with entire stlteess q1aIfa lnYnl ~ -llin
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Water valley TRIae Guard

Water valley IRife Guards. LA q
new company, mastering over sixty mem mem
bers, were yesterday aesisrea into Services At
Water Valley, by Captain 2. NJ. Green, of the
Lamar. Rifles, at this place Capt G'seompa-
ny went down with him, and returned yesterday
afternoon, with their beautiful Bag waving over
them; keeping step 10 the music of-the cenfed-
crate States.
Asothsr frstff Bsusuet iAUg / III
young fads, Of oxford, Sent nsa very pret-
ty bouquet of choice flowers, on last Wednes-
day evening" fshs las our fha,i<s fOf iise same.
We do not intend togo into ecstacies over it
but will merely regard it as a kind appreciation
Of our tSBdasAS sOt siJwcs and pretty GIRLS
I've love them both. We meyer refuse bou-
quet-nsC%6 .5bB9h-ufd
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g ~ frep be Esaetirer, NegtoE, m ,a, 4,
'cefhhIie Pis accomplish the object for which they
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slIIOWA RID ASSOCIATION,
Gsa ss1di PHfLADELPuT .as q

A BeheroLeqt Ksstiftiea Siqbfiasq ~ Epceial hsi-
" mild 7-ih iIs1tssi nd b idc,nir Tsseasss
md sspseihLly t6r tEe ~ 81 51svases Of De Seq
b,,3fe F5,z.S,ss f.-ths eift ssfr L1re l-q1Hi -
NTEDIc4B ADVICE given gratis. by Ole sssfPg
vi Surgeon, to all who Apply bs.letter, with de-
scrption of their Condition lee, eceupstion habits
of life &e, and in cess # eSt eng poverty. A,d-
w VA ~ sBI fseb AZ On re-asorrna ard
otssf Disesst ~ ne &c asf q & ard "a TIC NJ
RfaBDIEse employed N tie IisyehksiJ, sent 10 TIC
afStted IN eesled leeer en-, asfes ffcef charge
Txe orsthFee stSmrs fbsPass e fwil BE aeexpi blc
address DR.. ~ 1sKlIdlK HeU6HT0N, Acting
Surgeon. HoHssd zAfs.eiaiitn ;, No. 2 South kiEth
Street, Philadelphia, Re. BY order of The BrcetoiS
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
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srRrcr CREEK, IIrynSGTox Co., Pa,
- T.,,uarV 10 IsgI

H. {. SPALDMG--SR
You will please send me two boxes of your CephHl-
ic Pills. Send them Immediately, ...s-,.. !.
Respectfully yours, JNO. j. SlMOrS,
P. ST hare esed one Dor Of yoar Pie, and find
Them ercelleac I
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March 4HsHT4adcffEssAA.1a5a!ssssdh. sod.
sT06EWARE = ZGnH 4
FIVE HBNDItED igallohsof JARS Juss, ererzs
Ne, &c, ffenlthe IIofy Springs Manufa faE
sale by .... - - GEO b. FEE
june z6lf-3-tf.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-04-24

ffosstAs .Soutlya- Iatk- fyAdsy, N 0rleaas, LA 4
Try taep, elithat are afflicted, and wears sure
that oar tsstinrny en be added to the alrea nus
IeroIs list that has received benefits that no other
medicine can produce. - = 80 - r
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-04-24

ssass - sasiszass So sssl-e ~ i-+s-ssf
MlSSISSlPPt. FqfEpERys AGENCY
I'D, ~ -----AT rIR+--A .1.tssss-,a
kMERIOANsfTAC HINE DEPOT
50 - = 4 81 esg, { - 80, =
NElE Orb Ssz-fsyss. - - - ssy~ss.f.A-
HsVRlHelth eFrtsent 5eaFs beaHiJi full pettans Of
LIZ, ST. %, - u al hfh fKlinder<i statior=
hes beeif snd sFe i5S IA III ait
tpgethet With faa Mtls. eHst llils, Single Ma
climbs, Bricks atliess Gotten Scrcons END othtf
macneEs comprising M largest stock eFeF olttrEsl
invention aud I1anaIactrc aud II sYlt and q.aliff
tIlequdled BY any nora - ,oftatioasf
Illustrated Catalogues srTt u aRr address nv neiIs
jan2nsl- 5ta SANTEl u. LlLAAN.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-04-24

: tsy- "a Surcn, Is IiHk SAYS NESIrn"- = @ssv
As accidents yin hsfpen, syenip vel Esgplated
ecAsensnf Wy fbFufs Fufiiitsite Toys OfoeE
orY, 6cfa1IEf8s aEiseU -vsfk-sHf nna 80
u ss.ssTsA IDlNGss sBKEPAREDG EUEss Has
meas al rnehacmszssncies. ana no heassAsIa cas
effor n be vitlsent ii Itis ags lrekds- aud ~
'sA. 'st 6sEf Rf.f h no : -. :
=. ia .Bpsh aeeonip eaeil BOTTLE. Hriee,
ascehts Il ADDE'S soHENkYs g SPAkD1Ne,- -.
1oet - sHais Foi as CISCO Street, New Yofk.
~ knE fas1 I'd q ss.,,e.st ELl2 - ~ f7sc
81 ts1saq I'D atHbf4ONS cd dsfv = hs'sIt'i
Ascertain an FiharIsdn person are Ting to
FRErARKD GLUE, 1woni.lu ini.iiene ell persons to
anime before purchasing, and see fun nsine,
H sPALDING,S RRKR ARID GLUE,-d
is on the outside wrapper !; an Others are swmdlhg
eonnteneits.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-04-24

t-srs ff1ffomthssk. Louis Democrat "'iisih - 7"
1.-The immense demand for the article (ecphalie
illsl As Fapi.lly increasing Nv sfrssaE T9rUi sf'
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-04-24

80 N5m he 6asfse, Dareport, Igsee- $500
Mr. Spalding would not connect his natne with ant
article he did not Es5T TO possess real merit =
I'D From tie Adstrtssr, tHfesidssoe.ARaks stfsz
The testimony in their fayoris strong, from the
most respectabe 9parteTsnss .psAs 19ns a1ss sxsd
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-04-24

~ 4. sing o bsttlessf sRAI.DlNG's PREP AIRED
:. GLUE YilIsaYe ten times itscest annfally-. y