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Established At Pass Christian, by the subscriber in
1852 has been in constant and successful operation
from that date, and still continues under his
ship and supeTntendence. Thereport 80 seidsy crcs-
tato that the Institute had been sold being erroneous.
New apparatus has been purchased, the lest school
furniture introduced and in addition 70 the other in
structors, Mr.. GEORGE BI4ACKMAN formerly Of
New orleans) placed in charge Of the Classical and
English departments. No pains expense will be
spared to MAINTAIN the nstitutes reputation for thor
ough discipline sound instruction, and healthy ca
diets. Open for nearly eight years. with full numbers
during al the epdemics, there has never been case
offever, Of serious sickness, Of death among the
pupls, have the exercises ever been interfeFed
| on account Of sickness in the house.
~ Circulars can be procured at the Office Of thil
| paper, or by addressing
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| Pass Christian, Nov I6. 1852 eff
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE plIUpOSES nr A FANNY pHySIn


are so composed that disease within the range Of
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Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
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pain or physical debility is astonished to End his
health or energy restored by remedy at once 50
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named il
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their and directions
for their use in the following complaints C0stiee-
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Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam ia and Morbid
Iaaction Of the Boaceis, EzatEiency, Loss of Appe.
tite, Jd11sdioe, and other kindred complaints
arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
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/ by disease.
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Toby Triea his Gun

Toby is a high private in the first regi-
ment Of the Mississippi army. His COM
pany is armed with the breech-loading
Maynard rife. warranted to shoot twelve
times a minute, and to carry ball, ef-
fectively, loo yards" Men who fought
at Monterey and Buena Vista. call the
new-fangled thing 'pop-gun." To test
its efficiency. Toby's Captain told the men
''they must try their guns" In obedi-
ence to command, Toby procured the
necessary munitions Of war, and started
with his "pop-gun" for the woods Saw
squirrel up a very high tree-took aim
fred. Effects Of shot immediate and
wonderful. Tree effectually topped, and
nothing Of the squirrel to be found, ex-
cept three broken hairs. "Pop-gun" rose
in value-equal TO a four-pounder. But
Toby wouldn't shoot towards any more
trses-afraid Of being arrested for cutting
down other peoples timber. Walked a
mile and a quarter to get sight Of a hill.
By aid Of small telescope, saw hill in dis
lance saw large rock on hill put in a
big load: made ready took aim at rock ;
shut both eyes-6red. As soon as breath
returned, opened eyes; co1ld see. just
could but couldn't hear: at least,
/ NuNlu NJ ulatliN ulen any 1oAuAa tA0AAAt
/ Niagara had broke loose, OF all out doors
/ gone to drum-beating. Determined to
/ see If shot hit. Borrowed horse, and
started towards hill. After travelling two
days and nights reached place; saw set
ting sun shining through the bill. Knew,
right away, hai was where the shot hit
Went closer-stumbled over rocky frag-
ments scattered for half mile in line Of
bullet. Came TO hole-know the bullet
hit there, because saw lead on the edges
walked in. walked through; saw team.
ster on other side, 'indulging in proiane
language !" In fact, "cussin' considera
BILE" because lightning had killed bis
team. Looked az his finger directed saw
ak dead oxen in line with hole through
the mountain knew hat was the bullets
work, but didn't say 20 to angry teamster
Thought best to Be leaving; in conse
quence, didn't explore path Of bullet any
further therefore. don't know where il
stopped don't know whether Il stOppeC
at an in fact, rather think il didn't
Mounted horse-rode back through thii
hole made BY the bullet; came home
put gun away; but never told Coptain I
word about it 10 tell the truth, was lit
tie afraid he would think it q hoax. IL
i a right big story, boys" said Toby, il
conclusion. "but lie true, sure as shoot
ing. Nothing 10 do with the Maynar'
rife. but load her up, turn her North, ant
pull trigger iftWenty ofthem don't cleal
out all Yankeedom. then I'm liar, that
allP'-Orford hiss.l Intelligence.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient COnsump.
tiOn, and for the relief of COnsumPtive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and 50 nu-
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons pub
hcly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs BY its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antdote to eBploy
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
dueed cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forUOtten
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By giving this efTect 10 The REVEALING ao

By giving this effect to the repeating act
no possible injury could arise to parties
indicted before its adoption under the act
Of 1854. But if we assented to the po-
sition assumed by counsel, that the legal
effect Of the former act was to render in
valid all indictments then pending for
violations of the latter, the unmistakable
intention Of the Legislature would be de-
feated.
Indictment affirmed cv,-u
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To Cnnss,nrnfIres.

The advertiser, having been restored TO health in q
few weeks by a very simple remedy. aer having suf
fered several years with severe lung affection and
that dread disease Consumpuon-is anxious to make
known 10 his fellow-sufIerers the means Of eure.
oall who desire IL he viii send copy Of the pre-
scrpton used free Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they viii find
SURF CURE for CoSsUNrIIoN, ASTHMA, BRoScTTIs, &c
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrption Is 70 benefit the afflicted. and spread nfor
nation which he eonceves TO be invallsble, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy il vii
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescz pton viii please address
Rzv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wiliamsburgh,
Kings County, New York.
Oct 81, 1850. SLY
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SIFnmerVilIe InSti1nfe
N tbs souTHERN ;,rssTGEsH SCHOOL
EummerVIlle, NOxub =. n. "a,

FFyHfs institution, 4 Boartif = =,
1 enter upon lis seventh 49, SSSaool entirely, WI
fast,s~ next The BIlildi anaat term on the lst al
SSsost .ss snd LIBRARY ngs viii be enlarged: e
Rooms lains.se h W. apps Charts, elobes y. ~.
IN. rs mere q q science. The nrrber ~
e well = ne 81 private bcardins l h, ssndsa
short the FIiaeap9 has the capital an e
school IS the time demand ~ Ruoue such .
In the Past ee mas always been cro,,saa -.
called upssA W ereiors TO say that o.i -. tess
boys or young men viii be taken Tl ssxS5 -eight
sdes wsa = sss comfortable ersosiess e ~
their rooms and meet their teaches. ~ snsrely -
consequently hey are not dsfurbe hs ~ $3.50 hour
Of the school room. y ne aiiA drIll1
The same 'seaehers win meet tia ~. -.
TERMS. -AeAt Siasa-
For boa-1. washing fuel, atfenf;o- 4. -
hrary pr seges for ten mouths 90 y iaootls and T.
the othsE On he = Monday q Fe6Fnssrl = $500
dress oA0s1e' THd SsSessssesd RSs.ieulsrs, &
PFincinal 49, X bsaal,
GAshon Aiss. March LET. 1850 = ana tropEaetor.
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LANE, THE LIEc0Ls APP0INTER.-George
W. Lane. Lincoln's North Alabama Judge,
many think ought to be hanged we do
not. He is. in our opinion, an honast
though a pitiably weak creature. He was
once Judge Of the Circuit Court Of Ala
bsma, and was. precisely, ninth rate Judge.
Without ever comprehending law enough,
TO be responsible for any violation Of il
by himself, he early displayed an aptitude
for squeasing large words into small stu
alfonso that many foolish and ignorant
people came TO think him an orator. He
u, literally, Vor Il pretsrea nihR.
We repeat, that we believe the man To
be honest. And II the average Of the
white race were not intellectually his su
periors. the aegro-eqNahg doctrine Of his
new party would be right. At any rate
George W. Lane Is ono Of the white mer
who is excusable for countenaneing il
Montgomery Nal.
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WASHINGTON INSTITUTE.
CARRIAGE MANTFACT0RY,
PaaIding, Miss.

The undersigned have associated themselves -
the purpose o. carrying on the above buinee Z. =,
Panldine, and are prepared e do work IN the 90
fiage. Wagon. and Wheelright line generally =, -
is branches, = "a
Orders for work, such Is the making Of O. 49,.
Buggies and WAGONS or repairing the same, vi. -
ceive prompt attention. h -
our extensive Blaeksmith shop enahles =. =
all kinds Of Fsrm Wook-inci1dng Hon se ShoS;n..
in the best manner. S1t0sihs'
speeial contract ~sASSo y
Our facilities for doing al kinds sSf uora, :, -.
Inns arc s.,e snsS portion q the State, nd
mage. TAYLOR esOUGHp as R Resro-
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~ western editor speaking Of q
large and fat contemporary, remarked
that II an hesh was grass he must be q
load Of hay.
suppose I am, said the fat man. from
the way the asses are nibbling q ne,
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UNIVERSITY or NISSISSIPPL.

FAcULTY.
rEEDERIcK 4. :. BARNARD. LID.
...,,y.thN FsSTEARksi IL. y, and
MN. sJfhislEs ? IltoiIER.
ltEl 51ersof Of Physiel Astronomy ssa ~. n,
s;ssering. and Evidences d cAFislanitv. -
kie Pro- Of Chemistry, MineEalory and esol-
urxsssg wHTTEHoREEMA,
HEM roiessor 81 Greek and Ancient Literature
y - f4IIPPS, N. A.
JoRD4A.lr. .ssof Of Pure Mathematics
-, ~ b MOORE n A,
" lisi5.ls-.--S .esor OF English LfeFaturp
sflf-l1IIs Q. c. LAMAR,
HON professor q Ethics, Metaphysics and consau
ALExb = - st I'M s = a 49, =. -
lxstx n HARRISON, b. A.
Blu Hl ko..ssstans 70 the Professor Of Physics.
,, ,,.,,.eeush Annual session q mi, ,n.,;,,,,,.
II Va = [ a the Eth day Of septarh.r Isa ~
W. W. re direction Of the able and experienesd
Faculsy, na,r offers advantages e veuu,
Iiis SsborouEh education unsurpasssi arv- -
seekinFk nied states, and unequallea ID tie so,l,6
Its Apparatus ana Al ss sos ne lnsraon
o. ~ III Mineralogy u Possesses cabinet AZ -
vailed. ., - choice and valuable.
The president and rrPisssoIs need no connenda
Il
uon md tavoraly known 70 the public Is expsS
! wen ~ 80 ale instructors.
enced ..iou Of the University Il ia he hirhest Il
Ihe t,eosltbfTiI--no epidemic sickness has ever -
Cured Thereon N ~ ~ ~ !. =
Ins Fvery Effort is made TO cultivate manly tons
cent. e1yyopQ the students and an eleVslej .,9-l
o. one ~ morality; i il moreover surrounded by
dard ~ whose practical regard ior relrlon ~
P opuiIq;si e ven known and . not anrpasssd az
where - .o.ssosif,ie kafny =. a n. -.
,, y central Railroad, which nov lIiv ee-n
pleted. .o4stfons are Fuf5cisut fo,tt.... !.
~ ne 80 three hundred students.
OF ~ o;,,,- Gymnasium with all the most Approved
spascioe, ~ encouraging bodily exercise ~ -
npdtne physical Development win Be ready ior ss
in the fall. = 40 ~ .nnuun
T5,eI and attendance 50 To those who lodps q
of,be College buildings 80.
" rT r'iS hi Inc Law Department. 80.
i,9 IN the College boarding houses. and in M
% faroes about slZ per month.
'a1e ia'ii1i0'' JAMES n. HOWRY
secy Of The boar5
Oxford. July llseo. to-ly
Z Oh- H MELTON
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/ Use no other Expectorant than
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1 See that You get other but
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"a Sold by all Druggists at One Dollar per bstt
| Jan l6, 1891. 14Sm
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OUR COMMISSIONERS n WAsHINoToN.-
The Confederate States Commissioner
dined with the foreign ambassadors, on
the 9th. At the house Of Mr.. Corcoran,
the banker. The New York Hsralfs cor
respondent says that the commissioners
are on the most friendly terms with the
English and French Ministers.
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sa- Sc advertisement Of Prof L. MILLER'S Hair
Invigorator, and Liquid Hair Dye, in another col
umn. 4a-ly
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We are reioiced to find that the renowned chemisa
of New England, DR. ArER, has At length turned his
attention to the disorder which hangs like blghted
on our community Our section is healthy as any
other, with single exception, and tina, is the Fever
and Ague, which haunts every side. But his
remedy does cure, as we should know it must, if he
made it, Cast out tins haleful distemper from among
and ours is one of the lovelest spots in the West
-ES@has, Fairseld, IOsOa.
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PREPARED BY
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LOWELL MASS.
For sale by . r.. LAsIKkL. Pauldina Miss And b,
druggists generally.
Wholesale by Hayiland. Clark a Gs,,rre Molnle
John Wright Co., New Orleans
Nav l6. 1S60. S1-anw
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MILITARY ACAnEMv
HILLSBoRo n :

T'HEs Institution g strictly military -, =,
TEN superintsndent Of ~ $50 e. q "a e q
envy nj Columbia s. O. --.s Aat'inly Aaals
charge i SIS per annam 81 a1I 49, - Ths
clothing. = - S., iaelndins
- ssgalasa forwarded On appr A.. &c.
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Here's THE Place
DRY-eOODs AID GROCERIES.

would rsspectfully inform their friends and the
Pa rd gn M s they win keep constantly on
manu. Wea screwed aSsou ment Of
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Housekeeping EIade Easy.

~ liz WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES will always in
sure good wholesome bread For 10 cents you
q. set one dozen Yeast Cakes, which viii make 90
h caves of the best bread
No CAKES SILVER SOAP, hourly expected by
CT IS Almost every family IN town has used IL.
Fs Sfring cleaning inyAiuabe-ioT washing rant,
L. - tasses Gilded Work, Marble Silver OF Plated
} EFRIGERATORS-We have sold a large lot OF
N Q famous Philadelphia ReirigeratoFs we nave d
la ,ut coming They are warranted To give saIIsac-
tka Is they are only the best but they are the
TI4T MACKENZIE K MINCHIN-
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IlrE-Go oGds very lheap.

---i, at StsuIe and Fancy Dry-GOOis, which am
!-sIcE at very low prices
l. tucs sales and small profits = my motto, am
;rI r. take up with the latter accomplish the for
n, and will offer great Inducements % ali who VIII
f.nr me with call, especially 90 casn buyers Tome
aild see for yourselves iAhI III hC ~ II.f-I, init,
-..-+9Itf No. % South side OF the square
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Beautiful Farm,

- me same road. now occupied by T C McCampbeIl,
All .arraerIy owned by Tom Harding, containing
al 1t $50 acres This place i so well known as TO
n, no further description Ii VIII also De DIVIDE 10
:, purchasers 7. c. McCampbe viii show these
pla = TO any who viii cali
l. The above property will DC sold on reasonable
te ls and on a credit Of one Two, three ana icuf
snpIy tn 4 V. 6 IindsIey, Nash iile, or to either
- THOS- C. McCAMPBEL,
SIX mile iron Nashville.
J. 4. MCCAHPBEIL-
- Nashville
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