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List of Patent Medicines for sal

List of Patent Medicines for sale
AT rus
DRUG STORE.
DR. II D. Aliens Tonic Bitters.
~ Lung Balsam.
Rheumatic and Nerve Rem.
Dysentery Syrup.
Bilious Pills.
DR.. Seth Arnold's Sugar Coated Pills.
9 /" Cough Killer
!" /" Balsam.
DR.. Z. Wings Magic Ointment
g - Iiuimeut
" i" Cough Balsam.
DR.. Jaynes' Expectorant.
Liniment.
Alternative.
/" Vermifuge.
q Sanitye Pills
+" Hair Tonic
+" Carminnatiye.
IIunnewel's Tolu Anodyne.
6 Universal Cough Remedy.
Motifs Vegetable Liver Pills Dir Ilerricl 3
Sugar Coated Pills DR.. Bakers Pills Ayre's
Pills; Brandreth's Pills; DR.. A. Whites Eye
Water; DR.. Isaac Thompson's Eye Water; DR..
J. Pettits American Eye Salye ; Stoughton
Bitters; Langley's Bitters; N II. Downs Voge-
table Elixir; Weeks Magic Compound; DR.. Viii
cox's Pulmonary or Cough Balsam, Browns
Bronchial Troches; Composition or Diaphoretic
Powder; Hot Drops or No. G; Godfrey Cordial;
Batemans Drops; Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy
rup; Querus Cod Liver Oil !, DR.. VIM. Halls
Balsam for the Lungs; Scoylle's Blood and Liy
er Syrup; Henderson Condition Powders; liar-
Wells Condition Powders; Humphrey Ointment;
0sborn's Golden Ointment; Ilenry's Vermont
Lniment Peruvian Syrup; Mexican Mustang
Lniment; Grffth's Plasters; Ilcrlick sPasters;
Liquid Cuticle Liquid 0podeldoc; Jonas Whit
combs Remedy for the Asthma British Oil +;
Sedlitz Powders Parsons Vermin and Insect
Exterminator; Wauregan Salt Rheum Remedy /;
Balm Of Zanthorea Rexford's Medicated Ginger
Bread Nuts; Lobela Herb: j. j. Griffith Com
FOUND Syrup Briar Root; Dir. Bakers Pain Pan
acea; Mountain Rose Fragrant Stimuant; Cobbs
Family Salyc; Oriental Tooth Paste, Shaker
Anodyne; Lyons Katharion; Prof Barry's Tri-
copherous !; Prof Motifs Hair Inyigorator;
Spaulding's Glue; Green Mountain Cement Wis
tars Balsam of Wild Cherry; Kenndy's Discoy-
cry; Marshall's Catarrh Snuff; Professor Elmer's
Ointment; Doct N. G. Whites Pulmonary Elixir.
Manchester, May 28, 1861.
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CHAPTER II.

Most musical, most melancholy"
Milton
If Mr.. Parker Pipps was violently in
love with Chylena, il is no less certain
that that young lady entertained very
tender passion for the gallant Son of Mars.
Aud, as is usual in such cases, she became
dreamy and poeiical
Shelley, think il is, says,
Most wreiehed men
Are eraliei into poetry BY wrong,
And learn in suffering Whai they teach in song -
Il might be added, that most wreiched
maidens are Graded into poetry By
Cupid for no sooner does young lady
fall in love than she begins TO write YER
ses. Mrs. Sigourney once observed to me-
that almost every ether young woman
among her acquaintance, dabbled in verse.
which fancy TO be a great misfortune for
the reading public. Chylena now began
70 court the MUSES. and wrote some ex-
trcmely incurnful sonnas BY moonlight.
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Hepsssr u 5 Rfgahts is Fstasst Gas.
flaat - he 9essk - h. anly ESQ.
Al@GsGus H0ouBUfF BROWN
farmam
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las She 3ca a. iAe faet laa 5ast i, nsae 8 5s3
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AsA - sas-liEai Fsat 20 Is ~ 3aftuert 4
aeafa
Rui@NsN
Ne. hrgshfs. pe ustef tAsi leasly shall 3sf,
Iaai Elss q ~ his cbeet. tbsi laurb8 % ~
rge.
'Tsss - l.rli 4 yoank less. an4 ilsslsv ,fis
Asa IL Aesyep liaiiel elsrier sisaii Bs,sr fire
Fssasr
Az uheft J, tie sga = efea have pres. q.
Va ltaasang ASH i0sine ah8 mafai o. ns lfeafi
hhen lhs ssEhyr ihsi sport ia ihe uiisammer
air.
"a. Flsnins their uiars IN the earis u Bis hair
Rurussr
Dear rraiher. ioea up to The lard ~ the blest,
Where the mourneF shall sing. And The ssDIcrer
rest
Aal there Is ths ffagraDcs = evergreen bowers.
Behold fiy lsst cb.sl s'th the Angels aud aowcr'
FArREH
! know he Is there. tat | SAINT lin still here,
10 giajlen eur hearts with bic innocent cheer;
Tsoali heiThisu car pleasure bis wants 70 supply
All ~ c1ery ieas-drup that CLOS 4 IN bis eye
kESpaNsE
kluw, Brother; 70 oach " thy children is gis
4 faibcr ca earth. and Father IN Heaven,
Npr think L y thlnt % bestow sBeh awanls,
As TBS kinEofall Kings and the Lord fall Lgrls
Born
Then, peace, troubled spirit compose thee 10 rest
~ blisliy qaiet, suhnssiycly hiest -;
Aer dare 90 moment. Thy fortune deplorc,
siaee Uoi i our Father and Friend elefmore
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4 Good thing that Everybody
should Have.
Humphreys Specific Homc0-
pathic ltemedies.

Ltst q Haapircg's Specific Homeopathic Req
c8ies.
Retail price Of single Box, cav,
No. For Fever. Congestion and
inflammation, heatspain, rcstlessncss, .
For worm Fever, Norm Cglic
/ Noracious appetite, wetting the bod .
81 For Collie, teelhiug, crying. ma
/ Nakeinlucss, slow growth aud lcebleness Of
Infants,
4. For DiarrIlea, Of children or al.
4 uiis, cholera inlantum, and summer COM
plant, .
j.-For Dyscnicry, or Bloody Flux
/ Cole, Guplngs, Bilious Collie, falldysentcy. 9
De- For Cholera, cholera moi6us. nau.
sea and vomiting, asthmatic breathing, 2
For Coughs, colds, hoarsncss, bron-
ehitis, influenza and sore throat, .
s.-For TO0thachc, face-ache, ncr-
Nous pans, neuralgia, and tic doloreux, 2
o.-E0r Headache, sickheadaehcs,
vertigo, rush Of blood to the head, q
lO.-FOr Dyspepsia, weak, acid. or
deranged stomach, constipation, liver COM
plant, d
il.-FOf Suppressed nTcnScs, or
scanty, or painful, or delaying Green Sick.
ness, .,
~. For LcucorEhcn or Whites. or
bearing down, too proluse menscs, n
~. foh GROUP, hoarse, cfoupy cough, diff
hcult and oppressed breathing ..
IL FoR SALT RnEuM, crusty efuptions. erv-
sipelas. scald head, BARRIERS itch, n
~. FoR ItnEuMArsM, pain, lancncss. or
soreness in the chest, back, sides o. limbs. 2,
O.-F0R FEVER AND AGuE, intermittent
fever, N
f7.-FoR PUBS, internal and external,
bhnd, or bleeding, recent or Obstinate, sc
As.--Fon OP1nALMY, weak or lnflmcd Eyes
OF Eiysipclas, falling or weak sight, 81
Io.-FoR cArAHRn, acute or Chronic, dry
or flowing, cold in tho head, influenza, 81
2O.-fon WnoopING CoUGn, shortening and
palllatng It, OF spasmodic cough, %
2E.--Fon ASTHMA, Oppressed, difficult, la
bofed breathing, cough and eApectoration, 81
1".-Fon Ear DISCHARGES, noise in the
head, impaired hearing, earache, 81
23'-Fon scEoruLA, Enlarged glands and
tonsils, swellings and old ulcers, 80
2t.-FoR GENERAL DEBILITY, physical or
nervous weakness, 80
25.-F0n DBorsY, Fluid accommodations.
lumid s~ellngs, with scanty secrcions, 90
2G.--FoR SEA-SicKNEss, prostraton, yert-
90, nausea, vomiting, 80
27.-UnlSAnY DISEASES, Gravel, Renal
Calculi difficult on painful urination, 80
es.-FoR SEMINAL EMISSIONS, and c0nse.
qnent prostratiou and debility, 90
2c.-FoR S0RE Mourn or CANKEB, 81
CASE PGIcE. The entire sot ease of 2S large
walls, in morocco, and book Of directions S7 90
Case Of ~ large walls, In morocco, and book
Of directions, 500
Case Of 20 large walls, plain case, and book
Of directions 90
Case Of Is boxes, (Nos. to 100 and book
Of directions, 200
Case Of any six boxes, (Nos. to l5,) and
book Of directions, 90
Single boxes, with directions as above, Is
cents, 80 cents, or 81
For sale al the
DRUG STORE.
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Advertisements.
Troy & Boston, and West. Vt. Railroads.


GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS commence on
~ Monday, April 10Th, 1861 Four trains daily
between Troy and Rutland Passengers leaving
Troy by this line at 1916 P. NJ, will reach Bur
ilnngton, Montreal and 0gdensburgh same time
with those leaving five hours earlier by any other
route Cars leave Union Railroad Depot as fol-
lows $50 A. NJ, Mail, via W. Vt. X. r., for
Rutland, Bellows Falls, Boston, Montreal and
Ogdensburgh, connecting at Rutland with trains
Tor East and North; connecting at lIoosck juno
ton with trains for North Adams, South Adams
and shelburne Falls. This train connects at Cas-
Teton with trains for lIydeyilIe, Fair Haven and
whitehall l2.l5 ?. NJ, Day Express, via Rut
and W /. T., due at Rutland at 3.35 7. NJ. Bur
lington ?. NJ, Rouse's Point $50 P. NJ, Mon
treal 1880 Z. ~, Ogdensburgh 80 A. NJ, con-
Meeting at Eagle Bridge with train for all points
on Nestern Vermont Railroad. Through with
out change Of cars. $50 p NJ, Accommodation,
VIA ". VI II. r., for Rutland, North Adams, and
intermediary points, Connecting at Eagle Bridge
with Accommodation trains on X. and w. R. r.,
and al Rutland with trains for North. 1895 p. NJ.
Sleeping ear Express, via Il. s. w. r. Rim con-
nectlon with Hudson River Train leaving New
York at p NJ. Trains move from Manchester
as follows North-10. 20 a. M, nail 4l0pm.,
freight: 1857 p. m, Accommodation South
GAO a. m. freight; 2.33 p. mt mail, l3s, night
express. |. V. BAKER, Sup't
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An attempt i being made to raise sufri-
Gent funds 70 erect monument 10 the
memory Of Stephen 4. Douelas-in Bran
don. hiE native town
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Cesar - gls 4easA n ~ eai4 faa
Al6lsgUs Ho9UBrFF BROWN
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List q Ramfarcy's Specific Homeopathic Rem.
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A mansion % ne st,isaf's pafttse.
y moafn hoi 10, him sho ha. gon' bsfofs
w.
BHt hlos humbly 10 me- ssy no iroI
~ voice H fhimng in triumphant chorus,
lIYmning nes aalhem' 70 The praise u
cod
Irfrtsl' ihal v1rd u sotJ. must he
spoken
w n iusi lhy tfostfals body Iiss
Tho last fond hhs that bound thee here
i broken,
40 moro 10 N unite beneath tho skies.
Adeu a solemn sound u bitter anguish
Nod yet no more a tone " pain 70 thee
so more on ihese daf. shores n time 20
lanFuish,
Bai "elolhei upon With Immortality"
Awaiting there to bear the fnal audit,
When Jesus, King " worlds, and Lord
u all.
| Shall greet his ohillrcn with the graciou,
plAujit.
"Welrome {" 20 ransomcd Oncs from
Adams TALL.
"W leone 10 Glory" STOOD and faithful
servant"
"Oysr a few strings hast thou faithful
been"
Jealous In faith, in works devon, and for.
vent
"fnter into thy Masters joy Amen
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AN ACT

To define more accurately the escmp
ton Of certain goods from duty.
The Congress Of the Confederate
States cf Amcsica do enact, That
the exemption from duties allowed by
the "Act to exempt from duties Ger.
tain commodities therein nsmcd. and
for other purposes" passed on the
18th Of February, 1861. shall extend
only to such goods bona k'fe purchas-
I'd on or before the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, first. as shall actually have
been laden on board Of the exporting
vessel or conveyance destined for any
port in this Confedcracy on or before
the 10Th day Of March in the present
year.
Passed February 18th. 1851.
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A Gassr IxvENTroS.-Our old
friend Capt. NJ. s. kahlc, showed us
a model Of acannon. a few days since.
invented by himself and Mr.. Hart
man. which we think would be a pow.
erful weapon to be used in war. Capt.
X. says that il could be fired whole
day without stopping, at the rate Of
about thirty shots per minute. The
inventors intend applying for a Pa
tent. The model has been sent to
the Governor Of Virginia, to be ex.
ahmed BY him and the military off.
GERS at Richmond. We understand
that the officers Of the Virginia Mill.
,ary Institute have expressed senti.
ments highly favorable to t. Tdtss
Val Ntsr.
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
Tie Government Of the Southern
Ccufcdcracy is now fully organized.
Il stands rs follows:
President - Jefferson Davis, Of
Mississippi.
Vice residcn,-Alex. II. Steph.
ems, Of Georgia.
Secretary Of State-Robt. Toombs,
Of Georgia.
Secretary Of the Treasury-Hon.
G. u. Mcmmingcr, Of South Car.
DINA.
Secretery Of war-lIon. L. 7.
Walker. Of Alabama.
Attcrncy-G General. 7. Benja-
min, Of Louisiana.
Postmaster. General. II. Rca-
gan. Of Texas.
Secretary Of the Nasy-Senator
Mallory. cf Florida.
The following gentleman were ap.
pointed Commissioners to Washing.
tor City
A. h. Roman. Of Louisiana
Martin J. Crawford, Of Georgia, ant
John Forsyth. Of Alabama.
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YHg WgggLy pBHOLb STAR,

m Che Fatfsmf fnuf IbfhIY ieR fha
Hls ~ qafsslysf mine IN gaAfgf
eis. sanmtlfl ~ be sNffh ish NIB
hons NJ ddlars NJ Wsltef IL 'hs
tfapfisiaf N me- mn N i8t utlpa
W. nine aad ra aHafsl hw lohR
sgs o. 900 900 ~ IN provided ihs
fmfi .head gi's . favorable dees
ah The decision be- h4s heeh
gwen, and ~ Wslkg sho ga, 70
ne be oss ~ofds. "a begyrf IN The
morning Frbt home N his dinner,
r. mhiloaairs The disastrous eohii
liaa n the country may, h%aseyef,
prevent he immediate fesltaiinh n
merpeftatiDna
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The following among other impor.
iant acts have been passed by the
Congress of the Confederate States:
IAN nc, 10 raise money for the sup.
port Of the Government, and to
provide for the defense of the Con.
fcdcratc States of America.
See. /. The Congress Of the Con.
fcdcrate States do enact. That the
President Of the Confederate States
he and he is hereby authorized, ut
any time within twelve months after
the passage Of this act, to borrow, on
the credit Of the Confederate States.
q sum not exceeding fifteen millions
Of dollars. Or 81 much thereof ~ in
his opinion the ~csiscncics Of the pub
lie service may require, to be- applied
to the paymen, Of appropriations
male by law for the support of the
Government and for the dcfcuscs Of
NV N, w '''
|. u secretary OF the Tre' suiy
hereby authorized, by the consent
oi the President OF the Confederate
States, to cause to be prepared ccr'i-
Gca,cs &c stocks OF bcndk, in such
sums as are hereinafter mentioned,
for the amount to be borrowed ~
aforesaid, to be signed by the Regis
ter Of the Treasury. asd sealed with
the seal 81 the Treasury . and the
said certificates Of stocks or bonds
shall be- made payable at the cspira-
ton Of ten years from the first day 81
September next; and the interest
thereon shall he paid .cmi.auually. n,
the rate OF eight per cent. per snnum,
Vt the Treasury anil such other places
~ the Secretary may designate. And
to the bonds which shall be issued, q.
aforesaid. shall be- attached coupon,
Tor the scmi.annual interest which
shall accrue, which coupons may ts
signed BY officers to be appointed 70,
= - Il
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AN ACT

Supplement to an act to regulate the
rates Of postage and for other pur-
poses.
See. |. The Confederate States Of
America do enact. That until postage
stamps and stamped envelopes can be
procured and distributed. the Post
master General may order the post
age Of this Ccufedcracy to be pre-
paid in money. under such rules.
regulations and restrictions as he may
adopt.
Sec. 9. he ii further enacted
Tha. until otherwise provided BY Law
the Postmaster General may contract
with any line Of steamers for the
transportation Of mail matter between
the pcrts Of this Confsdersey and the
ports Of foreign governments.
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in s.rfei wslah sbd che ieefesy ~
moved
Az ACT
70 ni,e provisional fofeos fof ihe
Confsdefaio States n America and
~ pthef purposes
"4ef + 1ht cpngffsHnf lhe Con
feiefaie States N Amefiei NJ ehati
That IN enable the Government u
tle Confederate States ~ maintain
.iis tnfisdieiietioh On al questions n
peace and var, and to provide fr
me public defense, the President Ne
and te q hereby authorized and dr.
oeiel pnsmmc control of oil military
operations In every State, having 70.
fcrcncc 10 NJ connection with qnes
tons bciween said States, Or any of
them and powers foreign 10 them
See 2 And be- II further enacted,
That the President is hereby author
ifod iorocciye from the several States,
the arms and munitions u war which
have been acquired from the United
States aud which ARE now IN the forts,
arsonnls and nayy yards of said States
and all other arms and munitions
which they may desire TO turn over
and make c~hargeablc to the Govern.
ment
Sec. g. BE- il further enacted, That
the President be authorized to re-
cciyc into the service Of this Govern
mcnt such forces now in the service
of said States ~ may be rendered, or
who volunteer by consent Of their
State in such numbers as he may re.
quiry, for any time not less tlan
twciyc months, unless sooner dis.
charged.
See. I. lie i, further enacted, That
such forces may be- received, with
their officers, by companies, battal-
ions or regiments, and that when so
received, shall form u part Of the pro-
v%isional army Of the Confederate
States, according TO the terms Of their
enlistment. and the President shall
appoint, BY and with the advice and
consent OF Congress, such general
officer or officers for said forces o:
may be necessary for the service.
Sec. 8. BE il further enacted, Tha,
said forces, when received into tn,
service Of this Government, shall
have the same pay and allowance as
may be provided by law for volunteers
entering tho service, OF for the arm,
Of the Confederate States. and shall
be subject TO the sane rules aud GOV
crnmcnt.
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w. hase delayed soilng m r.'
tns n ihe times until lrit la'uHhi
Ia arla " gei iha latH hop Nv iha
mail II i evident that ldbee'o hI
leon oyerfalel W hs cilihti ioI
viii tmr,r ihe peace paIcy ihHnl
a the ~sflito front he at0orl To-
hs Inaugural ttery f1pr sII Nc
ussd,o pfs'en, any oihef Fiat" I.m
ienipr the southern c0rf lru.l
Arkansas, Virginia, anl " mp
hesitate, aud It's no, certain bal ahat
Nofih Carolina has voted ag1Dti %
Convention forp Sumter AMI W.,
hens will net be reinforced # they
garri.ons are M, entirely vthlraen
The present policy Of Lincoln Oh
mnplru,ioh i. TO Jet The steolms
States alone, and lcop the BORDER
States from gong ont u the Union,
ty promises Of every sori W. 'hnll
not have war, yc, av 10, for the rca
son lhn, coercion will drive no u y
der States into the Southern Confcl.
oracy, and tina, is not desired BY
Seward 4 Co. ], is ont Of the question
for u. to form any correct opinion q
tie tendency Of affairs, and vt mus,
con,en, ourself with giving the latest
items Of news and let our readers
(utn their owp eourlu.inua.
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Ncw advertisements.


10y VIRTUE OF A VEN DiT1ONi TX.
- rona. from the Circuit Cosst u Pan.
ola County. ! will sell .. the Court House
door thereof, on Monday thu 18th day 81
April, to the highes. bidder for cash, the
cast hall Of tho north ensi quarter, u SEQ.
ton ~, town 81, range 3, east, ind tho
north east quarter Of the north west quar-.
ter Of section ~, township ~, range | east
Choctaw Cession. rs the property of The
late George p. Andcr son, deceased, and
levied on to satisfy an execution in favor
Of James X. Young. State Commissioner.
}. u. JONES, Sheriff Pamela Co.
March Is. 1851. ns.3w
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Seven OF The Southern States are
n, peace. They have found tina, re.
pose out Of tho Union which has been
denied them in the Union. The
southern States that still clipg,o the
Abolition Ccnfcderacy, after lcipg
i.sscd. tormsnted and insultcd for a
Few moa,hs, will cnlis, under the
came banner. Tha, the South will
ultimately unite in q Confclcrncy,
composed II all the Southern States.
We have no, a particle Of doubt, W.
are only surprised that any one sho 4
still propose to wait" Thirty years
experience ought surely convince the
South ,ha, she can cxpcc, ho,hinr by
''uai,ioe. The proposition to wai,
will gradually resolve Into Republi.
sanism. ], means nothing but un
qualified Submission. -Four month.
fgo &c vcrc asked 10 ''wait" for 90.
.....t.s. E.ax.a. IT,. -
'usi .-.VP
h"P"'' s"''
sIAi,~"' uv wv"
~ the Peace Congress would settle
~ W. uo"O'', a"' s''ns peace ,o
~ ~, .u.a.I! rne rcac. ,O"f,c',
!" n' w VIZ 'n,n a'Ns''
,St w ,ePo'' o' 'nc 'o'nm,t
W '"h'!''h'ee' ~ 'hey m'si'
..t! ~, upon Satisfactory
"'' "u' TINS ,ommh,,'e va
,.a'' ,um .o,vn soald. : w
49, 'n.'i''hs which nc nal ard
We we're aE''n ask
'a 70 WIZ 80 Tue ae''on OF Consrc',
90 'r1''e"'shs amendments, and
gam Nefc We aoomsd 70 d'sarI"int.
men'' Gun Tue sane Snhm'ssicnis''
mp''''i " s"N: They nes' N
wei Us Nai, until the publication
~ Lincoln Inaugural. Tia, Iuis
non dprurtn'' breathing the rank
., hatred 'c"ard the South. ans
."'d'y .~.tsa.'hs all the worst ,aear
H'o' Aho''''n''lsn, has male its ap
f%saranee, and We still ind the sam
MN not nniy asking .. to wait. bu
defending tho desPieable sentiment
ftomulsa,eti IN the Inaugural. II at
attempt to abolish slavery in III
states vas made, VIC would hear tn
same party urging the people to wait
and 4 the s,,smp, should prove .u,
es'.ful they scsld thea, in the nam
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SADDLES, BRlDLES AID nlRyESS,

r HAVE NOW on HAND AND WILL
continue 10 keep n small lot Of Saddles
and Harness Of my WI manufacture which
! will sell low. Persons wishing n real
home made ard wcll.madc article In my
line, would DO well 10 stop ut Pamela md
give me u call. Work Of all kinds made
to order, ~ the best material md by the
bes, workmcn In the county. Repairing
done nj the shortest notice, with nea.ncss
and dispatch. J0IiN ". CuRRAN.
Pamela, March ~, 1851. ns.tf
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
JACKSON, March I, 81.

Notice is hereby given to the peo-
pie Of Mississippi, that the Treasury
notes and bonds which we're provided
for by Ordinance Of Convention Of
State of Mississippi, bearing ten per
cent. interest. are now ready for de-
livery Mt the Trcasurcrs Office, to
any aud all persons, wishing to in.
vest in the same,
JOHN J. PETTCS.
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A true copy from The minutes
Attest n LIVINGSTON, CIR

Ordered, That hereafter, oil tran
scripts Of records Of eases brought 10
TIN. Court by writ Of error OF appeal,
shall be filed in the Clerks Office Of
this Court, Mt least five days before
the frs, day of the term fsed BY law
or order Of this Court. for taking up
the docket Of the district to which
the eases belong; and no transcript,
not filed by such day, shall be filed
by the Clerk or placed upon the
docket, unless ordered by the Court
upon sufficient affidavit, showing good
cause for such failure; aud Rule |,
u the revised Rules, adopted at April
term 1850. is hereby abrogatcd
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He~smhsr Tires tssssHw ~ lsFs si'v
nsmssi. oil 10 fab Aal N Ne s'''.
asis.. bsii H. IN .i'ssss W ne Wlm'.
y sfiliss 4 ths tsfs4a hffIhf fhs fn'
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PLANT ConS.-Let not onr farm
era fail to plan, a large corn crop
this year. ], will be needed before
another rcar.