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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-02
The tPe pe:tial Drop,U Il

The chief and most remark ablo
oharqct teristcs of ,him,i that his. chat.
tcr's ihcossaht, and that tlierc issiloI
from his mouth IL perpetual dribbling
or words, conveying TO those who hear
hlm np sort AUTHORIZATION worth hay-
ing, no new thing worth knowing, no
idea worth listening to- These talk
ers arc found il the British Islands in
great numbers. There is no dinicull
ty IN meeting with specimens, If
Jou i've ~ "A, street, and will only sit
at your window for sufficient length
OF time, one of them is sure to pass,
lie has n companion with him, the
recipient of that small dropping talk.
Perpetual Drop points with his stick,
calling his friends attention d to n
bakers shop-what is he saving lie
Is saying, "Ah, German YOU sec ::
trantznann, German name. Great
many German bakers in this city:
German and Scotch. Nearly all the
bakers arc either ono or the othcr.r
You continue to watch. and YOU OBJ.
serve that thia loquacious gentleman
IS again pointing. "Where you sec
those houses ,''ihei is saying n ow ,"therc
were nothing but green fields when T
was a boy. Not "a brick to be seen
anywhere: !" And 50 he goes on com
mcnting on everything. Whatever
his senses inform him of, he seems
Obliged to put Oh record. E"Picbald
horse, ne says, as ono goes by him in
an omnibus; or, 'curious smell" rs
he passes til, fried fish stall. This is
tho mnnwitll whom VIC have all trnv-
elled in railway trains. lie proclaims
TO ms companion--a person much to
be piticd-the names Of the stations
as tho train arrives ateach. aAh,
Croydon," he says or 'tAh, Rcdhili
:. going tostop, | see."% Ho makes
his comments when they do stop. =
"Littlegirl with fruit" lie SAYS or,
"boy with papers. ~" Very liEcly hc
viii initiate the peculiar cry Of the
last" morning pawpaw,' - for BIS friends
borolit. This ki'd talker may he
studied very advantagcouslr in rail,
way trains, He is familiar with
technical terms. He remarks, when
there * sloppage, that we are
"bcing shuntcd on the top line lin
the express goes by" Present. y
there is y shrek, and n shake, and a
whirl, and then our rond looks round
with triumph. "Ihats it, he saws
"Dovcr express down lino.' This is
very weary parsonage He cannot
be quiet. If he is positively run out
and witlout y remark to make, he will
ask - question. Instead Of telling
you what the station is, ho will in
tn" case ask you tc tell you. "Nhat
station is this2" is lnvoritc INQUIRY
with him. lie doesn't want to know :
ne |" not gol"gt to stop at 1t he merely
asks because he if full Of words, and
thcy must needs dribblc out. in some
form or other.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-02

H
WHEN :RoGUEs FALL. Orr-T'hc
difficulty iii tho Congressional church
oil this city eliminated in personal
interview to-day between General
Howard and the Rev. Dr. Bovnton.
pastor of the church, who casually en-.
conntcred each other on the street.
General Howard coihmcnced tile col
loquy by saying
~ take thls occasion to pronounce
all that you have said of me an nm.
mitigatcd falschold." .'''
DR.. Boynton "Do you mean to
call me liar Z"
General Howard "l mean what r
say, and pronounce your statement an
hhmttigated falsehoo1." ...,
DR.. Boynton "Thcn you mean to
call INC a liar p
General Howard "Ycs. sir I 81
that you have lied"
DR.. Boynton "ff, sir, you had two
aFns should thrash you for insulting
General Howard {: ::Never mind
my arm try it, and thrash mo if vol,
CAM WASH. letter IN Baltimore ia.
zctte. 3Ht t1a =,
Hiram, my.boy, sail n tender faith.
er to his son. you must be- more careful
"i yourself, ycn haye not the constitution
OF some" !" :
"Dont7yon believe it ;Pvc got ,be
constitution "fa horse Dang il, II :
don! mf We fvr got The constitution. Of
the United States" sA@ .Ea =
y correspondent of the Nashville
c"r'"f'"n .ldnocute says there is an in.
creaslhg desire in tl'c southern byansh
OF the Methodist Church to do away
WITH the office of presiding elder, md
haso bishop fot cvcry Conference.
paddy's description of a fiddle r. os
follows: at was the shape Of tur.
Key, and the size of a goose he turn.
ed II over on its back and rubbed its
belly with stick, and och & St, Pat,
rick! how it did sqnale ,!' I'D,
One Of The most Important Items in Tie
cost o' q hewspppe is the yuper itself.
Many newspapers CO not obtain ,r,m
'hr'r subscribers the price Of lllc White;
paper alone. Tie riiire exp .,se I n,,sb Il,
DC eoy"redby tho resripts from tho al.
vcr,'siny. 1oa a,a q ,.,,,
Fhe stars slin' o,lv in the nieLt. and
ramhows sran,;se ra,rrls-~so brightest
deeds are Of EN- accomplished m tHc
darN hours of adversely, and fnircs, Viz.
tues gleamii seasons nf sorrow and dis.
trnss. ,.s, .,l =. l.,y .lF'''.
Life without love, is Ike 4 bird wills
on snng,,a garden *iihontt Anwers.
'rccs without leaves, il night wi;l,outlits,
stars and day without light.
There is an Artesian we'll at Stock.
ton, California, one thousand rect
deep, which ,dischsrgessthroe hundred
and sixty: thousand gallons of>hot wes
ter daily. SvSfs 81
The Democrats Of gaaoo City, Miss
have established 4 achool for lie CHI
dren OF cofefed men WHO, voted Tho,
Democratic ticket. g5f astalsti'6 Etb' AZ
The aGentiles" at Salt Lake: eiity., i,t,,,
on election days voted s8, for ! Grant,
and7l for SEYMOUR 'vsoIh ss'T iegsi1is
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-02


FIRE AT SEA-On Tuesday evening Inst,
u lnrge vessel was burned at sen opposi,c
The village Of Dridgchampion, on Long
Island. The vessel was apparently about
ten miles from, lnnd. and the fro wos a. 20,
socn at about z o'clock p NJ, listing fonr
hours. The scene from land wns fawful)v
S""''"e' Inc vessel was floating broad.
s'"c 10 'and The fin ucs illuminated The
heavens for miles around. Colore,l rock
c's were sentup from tho boats Of the
o"rning craft, or olhor vessels in the vi
c'hiiy, rs signals Of distress The NIGHT
was dark and stormy and heavy sea run.
n'ng' with strong North cnst mind, IL vyah
impossible to render niy assistance from
tho shors The fre WIS distinctly yisible
ut drcenport, probably n distance Of TWEEN
ty.fivc miles.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-02

iNpoRrANr DEoIsioS.---A corrsspo ndentt
OF the Macon Messenger informs that pap,r
"at at the November term Of Crawford Su-
perior Court, held at Knoxville last week.
Hon. James w. Green. of Flint Circuit,
presiding. the grand jury returned a trno
n'ii against one Bill Dent. for illegal voting,
the said Dent having the Sd day Of Noyetn.
Dor, 1858, cast Ills vote for electors for
President or the Uhl,ed States, without
having previously paid his taxes for the pre-
oeding year. The hoprisoner was arraiened
and plead not guilty; when The State Mt.
tempted to snbslantidtc the charge by prov.
ing tho allegations, when the prisoner.
or. through his counsel, J. W. Avant. b
LeSueur nndT. +. Green. demurred 10 the
Testimony upon tho ground TINT the prison.
or"ns voting under The proclamation Of
his Excclrncy Gov. Bullock cousc orcntlv
the evidence was illegal md inndnissible
Ah aplma'eu discussion ensncd. Anor tho
argument closed the. court sustained Tho
motion and ordered The discharge of ,ha
prisoner, thus sustaining the Goyernor's
proclamation
T So tho Bullock il law in spite Of tho cor.
slltu''on OF The Code. = S"rnnnrh Nrws. r,l.
THE TonrrnAs PuisoSHns. = The Coston
-1"'e'"srr, speaking .: the men now uonfin.
Oh ~ the Dry Tortusns on the charge Of
completely ia The assassination Ct President
LIN :oln, says: "Nob",ly ever conceived
tha' Arnold was guilty Of anything bcyond
tue plot to abduct; there are grave doubts
whether O'Lau3hlin NOW dead was i,nnl;co
ted further than that, and tho oom,ni, sion
which tried them understood this fully or
they would hive been sentenced to the
ghllows, instead Of for life at the Tortupas
Spangler, whose six years term is now
moro than half expired. is unIoubt oily nm
innocent man, knowing nothing Of either
plot but everybody who ever examined The
matter. except President johnson, became
convinced Of this long ago" rh
The Alexandria GazcUc adds 10 Tho
above: "Wa hchcvc DR. Mmdd 10 he en-
tirc'y innocent. II Is time ,hn. this ONT.
rage upon jueIioe and humnuity shon,l
cease"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-02
fTheGorilla,
HIS 'rIlrsloGE As COMPARED WITH THAT

- 10 PtSSlQUE AS COMPARED WITH TIT AT
OF NAN SrEREsT,Ncc 'ny5 r ,crs rs''Es|
~. g
ynrL w., ~. 'e9e,ely uenVered IN New
an. " ~ - iiei "'orc'ur on - lhe Go
IoP" lnP"'r'" all c'"oorate ana inter
80 0Of"''soh " thc Sorllla with
I'M 'r,Lo,o,,, ,,.,r,,.a, 4, ~ ~l,,!...'.t Y I.
-, ~ ,nI'a - I"''n y tail as INC ave.
t,f '""' '''' Ho''''a Is iaf more power
~ r. ,',,'' - -, r''o','"' liav''ig' according to
:hnL,%,n % -" r stf'',g'n y no ot eight, able
,rrn. L,wa' i,,, 'i ,"o u' .'ese crea-
one bv pr,C,,.,,r s.n n,, :" r,''ope,
oIher 10 Dr = .. nN ''n"F, Key; an" ,nr
has s,l,on, n.,,, L" NJ. ,'>' we g'"'''"
Tbe ain. " '"'"''' ~ s'N'',"'",i', ~,
ror;,,n 49,, '',.a,!.y' .f.,M "'"', m 'ni ~
cnnnn, a,a, ~ ~ u" i"''r
s,,r,..,,,,,,,r """g !" 'h"
,rc lnmao, Sl,'"' ''''"''''' "'~ arms
,hn,a ine 81, "'h' .''o "'s ~ are ."r''r i'lan
Lo co;,non,,. ,,"'% Sl'It"'' u, waking
nl,c;ra ,,,"n, a., :. ''n'NS OF MS 'ianas
hoe thf,, n,.,,i,s;i Nv S"'" ne
ron,,aon ilp'' ~ mn 'h' 'rmnln
bos s.v.r,, ,,n Us ""t -" ne
."' s''eIhl m'''cl's Ml,ich are moi found
III man; he has hng!Ipcs' under his
arms, conhecin!s will his winloipr and
g!ott's' and byicompressing ;lmso viii,
rible tban ,hoIn - = VIZ w., '''''F" ' 'er' CT.
men All wL;,n ''" 'S''"'' rng-
10 the testimony Of Dl =. Chailu. A. II
uls'n"ce OF 'hrte ,l"I"sand more. His
,''''' IS Sr'at'y l'ii"''"r TO The Eumnn
,'','o' ""o' oeS,nr* There exists n malt
,,'"e " MINOR a!llrr"ice: III rlhrr. rgan MS.
but whatrlHces man far above lha o.
r'iln Is tho vast superiority orIhe human
""" ~ a',' 'e ghrllia has bet
,.1 W. uese''P'u he"" nan The hon. and
~" ,oo'S p,s r'ar'"m has great re.
"'unola'iee , 10 'lat@i a.cb'lI, But after
,,' ""'us, '""us'' '""rc Is an immonso
s,o, u" ~ '''' "'''', 're ', Is u" rXran-
a".,,n',, 'u ~ ''' 'aV''l o. me sN"''' ana con-
'nIan ".,no o''' q me 'f"'h. lhc lec'
I',o,, @ s"p'',;eo "''i'S''h AZ considerable
r 49, ~, W. ,,', '',s p"''' 'n" u. s''c' " man.
w. Nv ,'1:' 40 ~ mas" y rN"''fnl LAT he was
Al Al vs. .'n, i =, ~ ~ = !'"'"'>,' "' Oar" m.
wan'a ,' ot !, :" ! III: I'''uc ur 10 mrst ~"
wnnaarG,,1'' r. ,l'''' ,r "'"'''',' .''e' ana are
.s M" ,.,s;u'' ua', , ~ ' - :" '"'s' F'fpos
hnL;,an e "'''' -" '''S 'e''' !" So g IN
G,r '"' r.,'', '" '"' tc'HH'' AMI /, nd"p'ed
,n,; ntns'. "sSF'''"'N ,,''S' Is chest
on,n,,Il,aI ~ ! i''''Ne'''''S ana y lhe
,r n,mn ~ ,I' AZ: 4 r.. 10y "..""'n AM cn','ng
s;ocn H., vn ,,a,;al r. Mou'" ioh2
soil. III co,,n%,,,,,n NIX ' ~" l"'' : "",'so ',1.
chest Dr. I,amrr,;nr -" = '"' = ''',, ;
cor,lina tic dcycl.nn,.n =, ,i', J." ",
and took oc,., .l,,' 49,, 49," '''r',
upor lis cn,lirnc,. ,Io ,,a,.r, -, ."'P''SS
sul,,l 70 cl;Ilr,,, -, """" 'e
their lungs by pymuos,,,. > y.rn;5n. "''e
~ -. 80
CnnnAw Ax,, yD,v,,.or,>. y,
RoAD.-The proccrI;n.s ~ ,,n, :, '",, 80,
meeting Of stocihnl,crs u,c,rd,, "' .,'s
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-02

a PUNCTUATION FuzzLE.-Thc fell
loving article forcihly illustrates the
necessity OF punctuation. 1t can he
read III two ways, making II very bad
man or II very good man, tho result
depending on the manner in which It
is punctuatcd
tie is an old and experienced man
in vice and wicke dnoss he is never
found opposing tho walks of iniouit q
he takes lclight in the downfall Of his
hc'Ghhors he never rcioiccs in the
prosperity of any of Ills fellow crca-
'"rrs he is always ready to assist in
"Hs''"ymg the peace of society he
lakes no pleasure in serving tho Lord
ne 's mcommonly hiligcnt in sowing
disorder among his friends and ac-
Iuaintanccs he takes no prido in la
boring to promote tho cause of Chris
t'anIity he has not been negligent in
cndeavoring to stigmatize all public
teachers he makcsno excrtions to snb
due his evil passions he strives lard to
hni'd up satan's kingdom ho lends no
ana to the support of. tho gospel among
I nc hcnthcn ho contributes largely TO
he evil adversary he pays no attcn-
ion to good advice he gives great
heed TO tho devil he will never 90 to
heaven he mast 60 whore he will re
e'''o inc Just rocompcnsc of reward.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-02
SOUTH CAROINA RAILROAD.
sl .aisga,' aa "a J ''%a III

% = ~ 4
osNEnAL ALSUPERINTENDENT's OrflGE. h
Charleston. s. C., March 90 i8Ga.
Nano aller Sundoy,3 March, ,29tlI, athc
~ Passenger Trains on the South. IA ali
M Railroad will run as follows WV, !.
FOR AUGUSTA. saYgaa rs
r"ao Au";" Sh"rRsaon, tG3O X n,
faano fe rM,nnguses' % t1s1F . ~ 8, so pm
leave CbarlesioT, 9YN al ,YEsgmoT. so EInY
Arrive al Augusta, 3tgtsa sftas od4 aa6fp =,
''S'','% FoR CoLuMBrA.2f
Leave Charleston, an
Arrive at Columbia, q So =
Leave Charleston, g bsbh's$sE 5aOp =,
4rrfye at ati Colnmbia, .ia.,,,,t d ~, 0.2oe,n
!-l.si 9f, FOR, APLEST0N. 81 81, III
arrive sus.a; :. gh a.tltH'f z ] 1900 am
Leave Inoma,. ,'s'oh'' SH'2fHssa t8lOptmi
arrive at Charleston. ,f.i ,,,t8 aessl, 40 -. ~
Leave Columbia, n "a Ia 3l,Y "a n" ~ m
Arrive at Chsrlestor,Ii s., iss 81 gSIS ~ M
Leave Columbia, . ii IIaE4 XXX IA an an Z fs as
Arrive at Charlestof,.ri,.s si frlF tS,o0 Pm ~
sUMhERvLhE TnAs,s bal
henxe , en,. clasisst9n, Z. i Il g'oSA|
Leave veSammeryille, H4Enf 3otaa3'
Arrive at Charlcsion, III, aaS "
CAMDEN BRASeH AWs
Ct Iss'ys itses'ss 81 s9 sass!ss
Arsiye M nv NJ atS',,'ls tSrssi bta e,s9s 2.20 p m
d. ~ sl'a.' ,slit y % m;
asSIys ss ae s't,SSgR 80 kts sS1 A.
-. ''gifs qspa sse,s., ses'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-02
$3.50

$3.50 ....,
DER MONTH guaranteed. Suts tay.
l. Salaries paid weekly. Agents wanted
Immediately everywhere throughout he
Southern s'tates to sell our Patent Eyerlast-
ing White Wire Clothes Lilies. Can Al or
addres tho GLRARD WIRE Mills, Phiia:
delphia. Pa.
nov 17-4w ~ E!ER"5 SShI#ta
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-02
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Should commend it soy.tlfe 1.
!. ADVERTISING Public y

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Agencies tl1stR s's can 'oio ipoosiJly iiJl g.
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-02

The I"stde Track, of Chicago, says Of Il:
:. "ihe aDvERTIsER's GAzETrE, Of New
iork' is one Of the papers that comes to us.
nnn H 20 al, publishers and adj criisers. brim.
fal OF interest. We drop every tirirx elae m
when we get sight Of IT, It's spicv ;tems
anu crisp clippings mako il n welc me aueat
anywhere, but its hints and informntlon IN
advertising arc the most valuable points,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-02

a BRmE's DISASTER. ~ bri,nl mar.
y recently arrived in Houston, Texas
from Galveston AS The cars contain.
ing tue newly married pair was crossinc.
the draw, the bride leaned ont Of ,hn
wlndowyto take n farewell CLAN e of Tie
Island city. Her altctionnto and new
y made "lord and master" trembling
with anxiety for the safe y of her Who
was all the worlG "aud The rest Of nan.
fnd" to- him, tel'derly cncircled& her
slender waist with his coat sleeve aud
soilIy whispered, 'Pray, take care Of
Yourself ! don't lal! ovorboardy darlipo p
scarcely Gwtro tho words out Of his
mouth ere the hlnSl,ing beauty uttered
la'nt but audible scream, and sinking
back in The cushioned seat, pressed her
embroidered hanakerclierto her face.
Poor darlngls frightened" SAID The
loving Benedict, sympa,lclically. But
poor darling" bowed her head und
wonldn't be cnnsolca, 10 The ,nvarn.
's"ed ruth, she had lostn set OF bran
new teeth l la,s
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-02

The following story Is told of tho
battlc OF Ciiokamauga : During tho
h"at ct lhc clnulc, ali owl, alarmed 1t
the m'nsnal tcmp"s,s Of sounds was
heightened from lns ,,slnl hannts.. Two
or three crows .spe.l him q, once, and
mndr pnrsmt aud battle cnsurd. The
cont's:. mas observed by an Irshman
Of The Tenllrs BWnrssee,{wifich was at
The time holly engaged. Pat ceased
firing droppetdl he .hrecch OF his gun ennin Is
the ground and exclaimed in asronisb.
m"n', Moses. what a country the
very 1irdAiaIlm mir atc$figliljilgy's
Htg 5aItsE iis1~,s te..e~ tts u ~ & si .yh M
. man attempted to commit suicide
hy Jumping, S. soSysrb'qard SHsgl'qp from; a lake
steamer oafGhaago.s Il friend sav.
on hlnltbut tore the mans breechcs in
the attamptss&hcraupon the would DO
Suiciderr turncd round and gave his
rrescrver agool thSashine. :" =
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=.
W.T. tA"s ooRN-fiELD OF TIE GREAT
~, =. ksf. s,l = y y gentlemen writing from IL.
imois 19isr, to a friend in Boston says:
sM, hie cut hunting, two !, weeks
a;e2,l was ip some corn-felds which,
nc'ohg to a mam named Sullivan.
re probably owns more land than anv
iItrlpie' IN the State, ITe is,proprietor
81 nIne townships, each Six miles
square. fbsT year 3kc has & 25,OeO
nffesof corn. This seems like nbiy
story, but,it ;s,nevertlelcss, true. r.
Masgnst I nc caslest thing in tho world
% get iost lps g i,,5Lisl eorufelds. Estroy-
cd intoy ono field ind nd.walEcd four aud
halfs-hrlss before. + 5tahfc ID tho
Gnu Of tHe ro&, of corn Which I. fol.
lowedpS / ~ ,;, -.. "
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-02
LARGE, CIRCULA;TiO on

T0VV ~" 378Ft" go s'Hl 70 EHN4lTEyW
81 EGg g'9m "a ~ 5& .lusY UUit--l9Z uny
.ij5 sis a5&,oF TILE eda .zp~ omos
-T1@ "aaaf g5ra3 al - 3ot koio9,i9. bgal
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-06-06

-
$ e Il Sc 4 & : w u ne Il
Part W q swH 90 acres
Hall interest in Il n e Il
e w p ne Il
q interest IN W 4
NV rs w Il
fractional section 2 0 acres
w u NV q
Lots in the town of Green's
bOro:
Lots l = 3 4 5 6 in block II
Lot Pin block "a
Also the following lands de.
linquent for the taxes OF
1861: -.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-06-06
THE EDWARDS HOUSE.
(KAILRoAD JUNCTION.
JACKSON. MISS.

HAVING been leased by the undersigned
4 4 for \ term of years, he would respectfully
inform the local and travelling public, and his
OF friends and patrons, that he il again fully
installed in the Hotel bu mess. AMI that h.
will spare no effort to make the EDWARDS,
House. plare of popular resort The bui' d.
ing which is new and spacious, will be finish
ed Las rapidly as passible; and by k, eping the
table at all times supplied with the best the
country affords, hopes TO attract liberal share
of patronage. A line of omnibusses " i'm b..
established between the Hotel and the CapitoI
g Tn friends of MAI. A M HAwKEN. win,
finu him in the office of the Edwards House. :
IL. HILZHIEM,
maEenzVeo nc Proprietor,
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TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
JACKSON, MISS, May IL, 1868.

THE following described lands in the Cou n
Il ty of Tallahatchie, delinquent for non
payment of Taxes of the year 1870, win b,
subject to entry or purchase at this Office
after sixty days from the date hereof by any
citizen of this State, upon payment Of
amount for which said lands are delinquent
and all costs to the State, with damages and
subsequent taxes accrued. See revised Code
of Mississippi, Chapter l, Section 9, Ar ticles
45 and 46, page 81.
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LOUISVILLE.
M e D / @ AL.
EURLEYS- SARSAPARHLA.


OF all the remedies that have been discover
ed during the present age for the 'sthousand
ills that flesh L. heir to,' nonee, ual this won-
derful preparation Only tea years have
. elapsed since the di>coverer who spent de-
cade in studying ex periments. and perfecting
it, first introduced il to the public andit is al
ready recognized by the most eminent physi-
clans In all parts of the country, 20 be the most
surprising and effective remedy for certain dis
eases OF which they have knowledge
All other compounds or syrups of this root
have hitherto failed to command the sanction
of the faculty, because on being tested, they
have been found to contain noxious ingredi
ents, which neutra iZe the good objects of the
SarsaparilIa, and oftentimes injure the health
of the patient. 1t is not so with Hurley's pre-
paratOn.
This is the pure and genuine extract of the
root, and will, on trial, be found to effect a GER
tain and perfect cure of the following com.
plants and diseases.
Affections Of the Bones, Ha6itual Cos
tiveness, Debility, Diseases Of tie KID
meys, Dyspepsia, Erysepitas, Fe-
male irregularities, FGstuIa, all
Skin Diseases, Liver Compliant
Indigestion, Piles, PuImona-
ry Diseases, Syphilis,
,ScroatIa, or
Kings
I'll
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Earss,gan.Ea.IOn OF VickSD"''
PaCke! Line.

aswwur~ THE FOUR F0ILM,an,,rs;,
49, first class side-wheei S'o,-D
i'll leqys Y, y,ck Ks {a4 RR tG@Is5
Cairo and mist St Louis, ami all way Landing .:tr;
steamer KUBIGON, w. II. BLAKE Ic 'i'-
All. GriSsom, lerk:-Tl EsDA 10 Nastgr;
Steamer Ii. Nj. SHREVE. ii. CAkin,YS.
John p Hamilton. Clerk 9,..1ser
Steamer COLUMBIAN. BARNES h"'''
Clerk;-FRlDAYS. ,-,,,vps. Mas
steamer PEORIA CITY, d. II. Sill h-''
ter, - Clerk FRIDAYS. ,,bis WI
These Steamers connect at Melbpdn ~. at G,
the Memphis and Charleston Rallroau .,,J on
70, with the Illinois Central RaliIh" he upp
River Packets; at St Louis, win p iul nae
Mississippi, Missouri, and Illinois ki''' p'N
cts. -. of tbs
The promptness and regularly I've wi
boats entities the line 10 some prtleis recei
shippers, and we hope to deserve an" .idrnt
the same. ". r. RUSSELL ,',dparT gI'pf't
WIN. WILLIAMS 4 co, GEN'L Adi'
Oct2 d6m
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MOTTO TO MOTHERS
DIR. SEABROOK'S
Infant Soothing Syrup

WE HAVE, by purchase of the original
w recipe, become sole proprietOrs OF this
Celebrated Medicine. We ask you to give it a
trial, with an assurance that you will in future
discard all those nauseous and destructive
stufs, such a. Bateman Drops, Godlrey's
Cordial, Devices Mixture, &C.. combinations OF
past and anti-prOgresSive age, when it was
thought that the more disgusting the mixture
the better the Medicine
Use in the future only SEABROOK'S, com
binatiOn quite up with the advancement of the
age. 'l' asant 70 take, harmless in it's action,
ethelent and reliable in all cases. Invaluable
in the following diseases:
Summer Complaint, irregularities OF
the Boaoels, RestivenesS, 1'eethimg, dc.
Gives health to the child and rest to the mo-
ther.
We could furnish any quantity of certificates
bearing evidences Of its superior qualities but
prefer that our medicine should stand on it,
own merits, which it will do upon trial.
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COOPER's Ell,

KINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
THE recent announcement made Oy " W
McMakin in charge of Cooptrs ~
Hotel, business matters calling Din IN y.
has withdrawn from the posi- ion: -,
place is now open for the reception Of quo 90 !.
charges $50 per moth, SIS per WeeA' - 3 ,
day the public will find conveyaa1nTD9 :
Terry Station. on the N. O., }. q u n. .. hi.
Also at Bottoms Station on the oou'D'
Railroad, for Cooper's Well ia,
~ INMAN WILLIAMS Froprlo'''
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