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Board washing lights, etc. ~ ~
Tuition, aedording to grade. Sou sOo 90
At1biC- .
Ornamental branches at Instructors prices.
These figures cover all the charges made in the
school. Each half session must be paid In advance.
Deductions for sickness win depend on circun-
stances and are not made unless the sickness Is
over 20 days Each pupil furnishes her own towels
table napkins books and stationery. Books for the
school are kept in WoodvIe. Other particulars can
be obtained from the K s'A ~
Principal Il B = 81 sSE RI
49, w. TT SULLIVAN III +
Referto any member Of the mississippi Confsrenee
81 MIssissippi. April3dtf
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1866.

"COSTAR'o" RAT EXTERMINATOR is simple
safe and sure the most perfect Ratification meet
fng We have ewes attended. Every Rat that get
it, properl prepared will eat it, and every that
eats Il viii die generally at place distant
po sbie from where 1t was taken Lake Shore,
Mich Mirror
. G197see' 'Cosiar's" advertisement abovs
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DIR. s.. ALExANDER

+ OF CLINTON, MISS,
HAS Just received a fresh supply of Botanic
IL Medicines for sale. Having devoted much,
time and attention, for many years, to Chronic
Diseases, he is prepared to cure Dyspepsia and
Chronic Diarhma. Chronic Disease Of the
Lungs, Liver, Spleen and Kidneys, Dropsy,
Asthma, Scrofula and letter, Uterine derange-
ments. &c. Persons residing at too great dis
lance to consult him in person., can do so by
letter successfully. Public patronage respect
fully solicited = All mh20wly.
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STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
SAW AND GRIST MILLS, DC.

consists in the simplicity of the Stock and
Land Slide, enabling any field hand 10 stock
one complete in one hours time. Planters
would
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1866.

1866.
FARMERS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. recol
ect that hnndreos Of coli RS worth If Grain, Pro
visions &e.. are annually Dc stroyed by Rats, Mire
Ants, az d other Insects an VeTmin-sl. If which
can he Ircvened by few collar worth uf Cos
taE's" Rat 70 ch. TT, BE, ExtsrnIinaror on. h
and used freely, . IN n t
GgSSee 'Cos.ars" Advertisement above.
:. Sold in Jackson, N ISIS.
lVBy-
ana all Druggists AMI Dealers mh27d& WIN.
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VOICE FROM THE FAR wEST-Speaking of
'Costar's" Rat, Roach, Ant. &c. Exterminator-
more grain aud provisions destroyed annually
In Grant Cousty by vermn than wouid pay for tons
of this Rat Iuss ct Killer Lancaster Wis Herald
t-S-S See Costa s. advertisement above.
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MIC DISEAS SEES,

May rest assured that the manufacturers spare
neither pains nor expense in the preparation of
these remedies. They made of the very best
medicines known, in highly concentrated FORM
upon strictly scientific principles.
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81 We are much pleased to see our en-.
|prising friend Capt. VIM, G.. Smith, for
hly of Jackson, Tenn, but now represent
several of the largest and most reliable
'olesale houses in the city of Cairo. We
~ been Informed recently, that the
|olesale houses of Cairo are making q
BIT effort to obtain the trade of the Mis-
sippi valley AID rs an inducemert are ac-
Ally selling goods groceries and merehan
! generally, cheaper than any city in the
nt West Ii il conveniently situated and
facilities are unequalled
pny city with whom our people could
D. We would be pleased for Captain
ath, who comes among us with the best
Recommendations, to receive many orders
jackson, and feel satisfied the goods
3 compare favorably in quality or price
IA those of any other market
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Humbuggery is Outflanked.

Our Agents being informed of the composition of
each article and authorized to impart the in
formation to regular Practicng Physicians.
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PHYSICIANS COMBlNA TIL ON
SECRET CURTAIN DETHRONED
SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS

Conscious of a public demand for reliable medi-
c1nal compounds possessing intrinsic value and
merit, and aware of the unreliable and inadequate
supply, mostly from Northern sources, and pre-
pared by parties possessing no experience in South
ern treatment, a number of able and experienced
Southern Physicians have quietly and deliberately
prepared and are endeavoring TO supply that de-
mand by offering class of
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DIR. DROMGOOLE'S
English Female Bitters

For the cure of painful suppressed irregular men
situation Leue0rrhOa Whites, Irritability, Ulce
ration and Falling of the Womb Mysteries, Chic
rOss, Sterilty, Palpitation, Shortness of Breath,
Melancholy Swimming or Giddiness of the Head,
Sick Headache Pain in the Side, Back LOins,
Cold Feet and Hands, Nervous Debility and Pros
tration and all that class of troublesome complaints
affecting old and young females 1t removes all
distractions to nature promotes regularity and re-
ieves the responding;
TINGES THE PALE CHEEK .ttit
with the roseate hues of nature rounds and chsels
the emaciated, adds briallancy to the eye and in
tellect arouses the melancholy, soOthes the ner-
vous imparts beauty to retiring girlhoOd, and com
poses old age 1t produces these effects by thor
oughly arOusing and reinvigorating the whole fe
male system to its natural healthy functions. No
female married or single in delicate health should
be without it. Call on our Agent and ask his cpin
ion. Price 81 50 per bottle avis
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1866.

~ q @ 4 IoVO. II gk-H y e q =
3 HoUSEKEEPERS troubled with yermfh need be
no longer, they use "Costars" Exterminator We
have used IL to satisfaction and Ii bcx cost IS
we wonld have II We have tiled poisens bun they
effected nothing but "CostarS article knocks the
breath out of Rats dice, Reaches, Ants and Bed.
Bugs quicker than write it. 1t is in great de
mand all over thu c9untry-Medina. Ohio, O. zette.
E=See 'Costar's' advertise ment above lu
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CoOPER'S WELL
ALLY KxP PRE- y y LINE.
SPEED! CoMFORT!l SAFETY!l,
eH
Shortest and Quickest Route 10 COOper'S Well.

ID UNNING FROM BYRAM STATION, ON
IA the New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
Railroad, to Cooper's Well and Raymond, con-
Meeting there with the daily line running from Ray
mond to Bottoms Station, on the Southern Railroad
This line win furnish transportation for passen-
gers, baggage, express packages or merchandise
on arrival Of the morning train from Canton and
shortest road to the Well by several miles Men
are constantly employed to repair the road and the
road, stock and comfortable conveyances make II
the shortest and most pleasant route to therWall.
FOR proof OF which we refer all interested to In
man Wllhams, proprietor of the Well. Parties
wishing TO take the river ronte to the Well by way
q vickshura fwil lind at Clinton Miss., on the
the Well which is the shortest route by four miles
Of any ON the Southern RallrDadE Xra
w. b MCLEAN CO.,
May % DAWN Proprietors.
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JACKSON.
EAF AND DUMB EDUCATED.

DEAF AND DUMB EDUCATED.
INSTITUTE FOR DEAF AND DUMB,
Jackson, Miss. Nov -, 1865.
FINHE Trustees of this Institution hereby give
notice that, pursuant to An Act of the Legisla-
ture, they have made arrangements whereby the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for the Deaf Dumb and Blind
located at Baton Rouge Louisiana will receive and
educate the Deaf and Dumb of mississippi until
other arrangements can be made. Said Institute
endowed by the State, is located in healthy region
and possesses large and cOmmodious building pre-.
pared for the immediate reception of pupils Under
the management of an efficient corps of teache rs it
will possess every facility for the education of
mutes, including instruction in trades.
The State of Mississippi has provided the funds
necessary for the free education of the Deal and
Dumb.
The parents and friends of the mute children of
this State earnestly invited to send them imme.
diatey TO the Institute at Baton Rouge where they
will be carefully nurtured and educated at the ex-
pense of their State
Address J. d. OConnell, Secretary or A K Mar
tin, Superintendent, at Baton Rouge, the under
signed at this place.
~ A. B. CADANISS.
April ldtf Prest. Board Trustees.
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SP00NER'S

Immunity against the Fevers
and Chills of Spring and Fall,
the Dysenteries and Diarrheas
of Summer, and the various
Bilious complaints attendant
upon the entire year, is what
the South needs and must have
before that favored region will
attain the fell need of its great
ness. Emigration thither has
been and is retarded for the
lack of it; and for the same
reason, cotton raising has been
restricted and interfered with.
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Capt C. C. CAMPBELL,

A for Ways Improved Cotton
IA Press, has left jackson and will be absent
some weeks. All communications addressed to him
Box No Ill, JacksonPost Office, viii receive prompt
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NEW PROVISION STORE.

Ne1t door belosC DenyherTy.s old Stable, STATE 81
We have iust received q choice lot of Family
Groceries consisting of BACON, Hams, Lard Flour
Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Candles, Hay, Oats &c, &c
We would be pleased to have our old friends and
us a call before purchasing elsewhere - %
BATE & co
jackson Nav 23-dIm - tst. .l---r 20 = :.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Truth and Honesty.
What are the Great Southern Prepara-
tions ?" rr
Are they the result Of medical experience in
the SOUTH
Are they secret or Patent Preparations?
should we give them preference over Nor
thern Preparationsg
10 tue! COMPRISES class of Family Medi-
cines?
'' "e'" our patronage and conf
Are they prepared speciali, for Diseases of
the South?
Buck, BAILEY 4 CO., will take Measure in
answering all of the above questions.
je20dlm.
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CITY LUMBER YARD.

EyHE undersigned having located in the Cit,
u of Jackson. has determined to establish
first-class LENDER. YARD, where he Will
keep constantly ON hand,
Best long leaf pine Lumber, well assortesl.
Best sawed Piastering Iathes, - = 5
4 Best Hard Cyprus Shingles,
In short, all kinds of Lumber for building
purposes. H
Will also contract for buildings, and 10 all
kind of job work at my shop.
All bills, large or small, in the city or from
distance, promptly attended to-.
My Lumber Yard and Shop is located on
Pasgagoula ST., two blocks west of the City
Hall, recently occupied by Sol. Hardy, but for
merly by Mr.. Dudley. Personal attention given
to all bills and work.
A share of patronage solicited.
April z566-d2ln. A. I'll. KIRKLAND. =
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r. Capt. A. Mizell will have the
pin alleys at his wells ready for opera
to-day, and extends an invitation to
public generally and the ladies particu-
j to call this evening and enjoy them
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DR.. SAMUEL GILBERTS
HEALING OINTMENT
Possesses peculiar tonic and astringment qualities
which it be admirably adapted to the cure of
Various Kinds of Ulcers,

Especially those which are of indOlent nature
and which are usually denOmnated "Old Sores" 1t
is confidently believed to be much superior to any
other preparation made for similar purposes.
Fnll directions for the method Of applying It, a
plain and accurate description of a number of the
different varieties of Ulcer and valuable directions
in regard 10 their cure will be found printed the
circular accompanying each box which remarks, it
is hoped will enable most unprOfessiOna persons to
treat their own Ulcers with greater than is
usually experienced from the attention of ordinary
physicians. Manufactured only by
GILBERT & HIGBEE,
Wholasala nru ggists.
No 2sI Main street Memphis Tenn.
- Sold by Druggists generally throughout the
Southern States A liberal discount made to the
trade BARNES WARD & CO,
Wholesale Agents
Feb28d3m New Orleans
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DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
and which popularity known as Chronic erup-
tons letter, Pimples, Blsters Scabs, Scad- Head,
Mikcrust, Ring worm etc, etc.
1t will also kill Itch and other local vermin which
prey upon the skin. 1t sOftens and detaches the
excrementitious matters deposited upon the skin;
heals the cracks, blisters and pimples and renders
the cutaneous surface smooth and plable 1t has
been used by Dr. Gilbert with most satisfactory re-
suits for many years 1t is offered for sale in this
style from the firm conviction that it must
rily meet with the hearty appreciation of those who
make use of it,
Full directions for the method of using these rem
edies, plain and accurate description of number
of the different varieties of skin diseases and many
valuable suggestions in regard to their cure will be
found printed on circular accompanying each pack
age. These suggestions the fruit of ample
experience acquired by Dr. Samuel Gilbert during
his extraordinary professional in the treat
ment of this class of diseases in the cities of Mem
phis, New Orleans and New York and will. it is
is expected, enable most unprofessonal persons to
treat their own cases with much greater success
than that which usually falls to the lot of ordinary
physicians
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THE QUEEN! THE QUEEN
THE QUEEN OF
HAIR RE$TOESERS

This new prsoaraficn Is OJHEN no. onIv in
name but 10 virtues
IL Il a" nfAllbie r. storer and Preserver of the
Hair If faithfully pp led.
II Is no Hair Dye!
ats directly rpoi thu roots of the b dir CHANGING
grew hair TO it, ristua ifs color; arresting prema
tu'e decay an ia Lang of the hsir ers deatiU1
Seurte"ld aHn@rrf ana cur ng all humors f the
s"alp. - GO
v 10 " Of tie finest articles f,r the Toilet
WI IN ing drv an WIN b ir soft and Iuxu-
uriAnt iressPs
u impair a deiigh full fragrance to the hair
Ia short ii you wish to esiore your hair a. in
youth and retain it through life use.
Mrs. WInslow's Queen Hair Restorer
Price u per bottle, Soli by ali Druggists
JAMES CONCEAL. VII Iesale Agent
May3d6m NEV ORJEgyS
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DIR. SAMUEL GlLBERT'S
TETTER OINTMENT
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,

Is most excellent preparation for the curesof that
class of maladies usually termed
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1896

INCREASE OF RATS.-rhe Farmers Gaz. tie
(Erglish) asserts and proves by figures that pair
of RATS will have progeny and desrehdan's 10
less than IS O50 in three years Now u less IN 5
immense family can be kept down they would con-
sumo more food than would sustain IS 90 human
beings
tP7See Cos ar's" advertisement above
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Enr SnIe

ENORTY acres of land in West Enterprise Ii
Il is within the corporation, and part of 1t has
been in cultivation. Apply to 7-
THOS. WOOLVRETON,
Enterprise, or
J. j. SHANNON, b
je5d&w1m. jackson.
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DIR. STICKLAND'S
MELLIFLUOUS afs
COUGH BALSiM
IPSJI9y
tI1Qa'A

is warranted to be theenly preparation known
WhoOping Cough, Chronic Coughs, Consump-
ton, Bronchitis and Group. Being prepared
from Honey and Herbs. it is healing, soften
ing, and expectorating, and particularly suit
able for all affections Of the Throat and Lungs.
For sale by all Druggists everywhere.
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DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
G r N R AL ALT K IL TIVE
ERUPTIONS, TETTER, ULCERS, SCROFULA,
JAUNDICE GOITRE,
CHRONIC INFT AVIATION OF BLADDER

1t is particularly useful in Suppressed Menstrual.
ton Hereditary Taints Syphilis and malades arts
Corrosive Sublimate Fowler's solution Donovan's
solution, and other preparations of mercury and
arsenic =
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Our Medicines are all classified according to the
dictates of reason and common sense-no one ar
ticle recommended for all diseases, and more
complete than any class of medicines offered to
the American people As all secrecy is removed,
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Eleventh. The greatest amount insured in any
one risk is SIC, 600 except in special cases.
Copy of dAct of Incorporation" sent December
4tb 1885; also a General Power of Attorney for any
and all Agents IN the State to acknowledge service
of process, at same time. - h.
Ti ]. G. BATTERNU.
President.
RODNEY DENNIS,
Secretary.
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Family Medicines,

which for reliability promptness and efficiency may
be confidently relied upon. Disclaiming any supe-
riority of medical attainments the discovery of
any Volanie compound eliminated from its Tarta-
rean den yet claim the right and ability for the
intellect of our own Southern Physicians to fortify,
combat and dictate terms of capitulatiOn of our
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-19

The OakLAYp STORIES The fourth volume
of this very entertaining series OF stories for
youth is before us. The author is the Rev.
GEORGE B. TAYLOR, formerly of this city, now
resident in Staunton. The little volumes nave
been handsomely gotten up by the publishers,
SHELDON 4 Co., and are for sale at the book
stores of the city. The Oakland Stories are
very happily adapted TO the minds OF the
Young, and convey the very best morals. The
talent for writing stories and lessons for young
people is very rare. Few succeed i'll IL ; ana
yet the style is as simple and pure as can be.
1t NAV be almost called the perfection of Wrl.
ting because by it ideas and descriptions are
conveyed in so clear and simple manner that
even children understand them. How can II
he overs trained so TO esteem this style OF COM
position when we consider the beautiful les
sons of the Saviour, so constantly holding up
the little children as the sweet types of purity
and innocence, which men must, in their dispo-
sitions, become like unto before they can enter
Heaven? 1t is therefore very high compil-
mept TO those little volumes 10 say that they
are happily written for the young people
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9irhmond 1ispatth,
MONDAY. AY-...,...........-.MA MARCH 10, lSGe,
Erroneous Statements Corrected.

The New York Times is constantly called
upon TO correct, rs If by authority, I'VE always
accept its statements rs authorized,l the mis-
takes made by its contemporaries. The last
batch which it disposcs of originated in the
Tribune.
First. Mr.. SHERMAN denies that he ever had
with Mr.. JOHNSON any such conversation rs
the one reported by GREELEY.
Secondly. Mr.. RAYMOND is not trying TO
form new party, has not met in conclave
with the peculiar supporters Of the President
for this purpose, is not engaged in circulating
copies of Mr.. JoHNsoS's Dead Duck speech,
but is printing, for circulation, speeches made
in opposition to the Presidents policy, yet
doubts whether he (Mr. RAYMOND is thereby
contributing TO the harmony or strength of
the Union party.
Thirdly. The National Union Executive
Committee has not met within year.
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THE CENTRAL RAILROAD DEPoT-A DANGER
org Practice. complaints are made that the
lives and limbs Of persons passing along Broad
street are daily imperilled by the careless man
ner in which the engines and ears OF the Cen
tral railroad are allowed TO cross Broad street
from one depot to the other. No bell Is rung'
no warming is given and locomotive or train
of cars glide across the street before any per-
son riding or driving has time TO see that they
are coming, or the opportunity OF getting out
of the way This practice is utterly contrary
to the req equirements of the law, and 1t Is proba'
bIv done without the authority or sanction OF
the company's managers. ltwas formerly the
custom TO post man with req nag Oh 'he
street TO warn passengers when any iocomo-
tive or car was expected to cross, and ihis
should still be required to be done, while IL
should be also seen that the bell Is rung, as
directed, whenever the engine Is passing over
a public thoFoughfare, Not long since Q man
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PRICE, TWO CENTS.

From Police HEADoUARTERa.-The follow
ing arrests were reported at police headquar.
ters on Saturday and yesterday:
Edward Scroggin, negro charged with steal
ing an iron shaft belonging to Warwick
Barksdale.
John Noon, soldier, charged with being
drunk and interfering with negroes in the
street.
Robert Burch, soldier, charged with stealing
q gold watch valued at sixty dollars from
Lewis Garth.
Charles Wade, negro, charged with having
In his possession, and passing, counterfeit
coin.
Adelbert Graves, charged with striking
David Parsons with n whip.
William Brady, soldier, company G, Second
battalion, Eleventh United States Infantry,
charged with breaking in the window glass of
John Schlnser and stealing therefrom one
Colts revolver, and striking J. n. Murray
with slung. shot
James Oliver, charged with stealing piece
of brass machinery valued al forty dollars.
John B. Burwick, charged with being drunk
and trespassing on the premises of S. Pulliam.
James Jones, negro, charged with breaking
open the door of Susan Slaughter and threat.
ening TO kill her.
John Ginnochio, William II. Chapel, and
Charles Ginnochio, charged with fighting in
the street.
William T. Craddock and Edward M. Brad
ley, charged with fighting in the store of Mr..
Barnes.
Rosy Micty, negro, was charged with
stealing one pair of shoes and five dollars in
money.
The following arrests were reported yester
day in the upper and middle wards:
Henry Hobson, negro, charged with unlaw
fully assaulting and beating his wife.
Sam Pete, negro, charged with being drunk
and carrying concealed weapons.
Nathan Davis, carrying concealed weapons
and threatening to shoot Gustavus Epps.
Albert Turner, Lewis Harris, and Benjamin
Bolton, Jr., charged with straining horses TO
the danger of persons walking on the streets.
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MERCHANT Ia q RS,
&c. ! EXCHANGE Building, FOURTEENTH STREET,
RICHMOND, Va,
ayy, Just received, and would respectfully ask at
r.nttou 10, their new and wcll-selecied stock q!
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and NESTlNGS' ot the
Iarr>, French and English importations, suitable
for sryiuu and summer wear. Also, WHITE and
FANCY LINEN DRILLS aud MARSEILLES. We
gr.,, constantly on hand SHIRTS and COLLARS OF
the best make. We have preserved the measures
u all our customers and are therefore prepared 10
tI their orders by letter promising the best care
aud attention in king suitable selections.
NH .-.y