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l. of disease. SAKSAPA;Il.l.a Is we'll known 10 be-
the cr, purifier olhc blood and lu of the Anau
system IN rAei"n'c !ts 'r principal Remedial agent IN all
rn"c" aih"'r"n, n'i other preparedness. II Is useless,
therefore II, vnu's they known inrv"ry
lird with a' cTtscucHtr Of r"i
arntlr,s o. S.u aapnrla cNlruI's, syrup>, &c.
DR. llsc"vrIr d prurC,s knu" only To him c!t,
whereby 1t is combined with ether well %no" ""rdHi '&""'
w,ihuut ru tao Virtues oitlr srapal ia and forming
So.sdPariNa ar Biood P'ds With tue s'r-rr,rl,l CON
hu" mild al @cn,!r alive, which BY lis effect graduate
ly and almost impcrc"ptIhy carries u" III" gross aud m"
hunnrs rpa,atr, the blood b.! the Jr>apua Thcsc
pills do purge ylucGty IAnst pills do, witch pru
and reduce the system rendering it al' t" dis
weakening the system "n making d'Nes>c to th'
srousc hui and killing dcstnyIng ">An>; Snort
be evident til put.ng> vl"rnt'y a- the pulls ID
that manufactured by qicks and foreign Imp">"s
m. cyou, their consequences mercury aud ut," Lam
erals
Frou orthc sorsararla hcing introduced
in mn, ne cav 10 take and for carr ing IN t,
pocket for travelling; rot beng liable To hrcakagr,
the bottles cntntn. preparations OF the sarsalat'!a they
must eventually take the place Of all other preparations ri
sarshpar,lia
Both foregoing have elected numerous testimonials
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,cruu c", hcarthr diseases OF the liver
skin, ocs ard glands pain OF the sides n"4g tn" back and
spine he heat aud st"n cl ard srr>.
bad Of the mouth foul BREATH iii,rn'y ihl'Srs'ioh
want o APPETITE, rrnc"ns and ac"i,y o the st"mch
uccru throat and body >c,ly cnptions
nd ho,r, of skin dry and wa'"ry puppies and pu,'"rs
ofthc lace and body letter and rngwnr> swelling d" hard
umiug OF the gu!s of the neck, IN tie r'ons, trrNt &r
stomach coueas liver complaint watcr.rnS, and all the
whole train ung from '!npury o! tho blood,
constitutional diseases produced BY mercury or uthri un
erals.
Ask an, respectable physician the question. what is tho
most ctucins purifier of tho blood his viii be-
snparta.
Suffice it say then If III physicians recommend it uni
yc.salv " hat better evidence huvc Of It's IN auuhc
properties!
Numerous certificates have been received and rtarcnLc6
can be gwen to hundreds Instances a The remarkable
cures ever performed Ivy medicine,
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Now Orleans.
; Those afflicted with Rheumatism, ss"flla. eruption
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secure masv advantage: aud avoid mpo>tun by applying
above.
u Tie attending Physician may lie consulted from Ii
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Saddle ha!s double ands nglr; rasccs; mcdica
saddle bags, BRUSSELS carpet bags; best iron tra'ne
leather oln ,runks brass nnI!ed; leather boot top
uo assorted SIZES and var!nus ST. les; h"is e1s and
pistol hct>; coach, gig, su'key, twlg and planters
crop w.ips: wnul, woTsred, cotton and leather
cirlhs and surs,n. lcs; s,ltrup lea 'her~: Trunk
straps AMI wntslei rein web; CHAIN and hook
hames; btind brdcs and lines: S "'ch coFla's,
aud h,rsr mud mnI- collars, ."' all l''iIu S; ""-
rocco, buck b.rr. sheep and hnlal" skins; ptaied
brust aud steel bride bits Of ev rF description.
raled. brass and srer SPURS OF cvtey description !;
pu,eJ, bras. and steel s,.frups Of every dsscripS
ton
Tng-tv"r with a cnmp .c'e ass'rtment "t every
ar,,ct. in their line at huslncss-lil Of which they
offer for sale an ,ccomIun.a,ing terms.
They viii ais" continue t" reeve through the
vca,, By p.ck cts from NV York, fresh supplies TO
keep ,I,ct stuck ample an! r"mpe'e.
KOUES, DAVIDSON co,
10 Is Canal st.
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- ADDI,ERY W ARE.- The Subscribers, manu-
- i,clurtrs aud wholesale dealers IN siddicr>
g"nhs, are II" receiving hy late arrivals from the
s1rir IN ~aiii.,iI 20 'htir former stock. an extern
s,yc a s--rt IN al artlclts in their lin', among
winch are the uluwlnu, viz =
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s fact-That they re the most eiieCiual
PURIFIERS OF THE BLOOD.
AND
RENONATOR OF TIE SYSTEM

Ever discovered.
A!sU, constitutional Discusses produced by
the minerals the consequence of syphilis ue, 'rner
&c &c.
Ii j. faCtThat sing Instance have they h"Cu
known h, used that did produce good elect
rurin, thousands many Of whom before idri
able
II flcthat box Of Sarsaparilla pills and bottle
Conn pound syrup 'at.! sufficient
n OF the above diseases.
iciS"nld br nct we'd ti:' hr nnly place they
.h,lnrd genuine \. o. leans uusc t..
bafrl 80 No. %.
BLOOD. HLOOD!! BLODD!!!
1t, The Nt, principle NLIi) ,'ued N the blood
:. Flood makes blood,
81. Every thing IN he body is derived from blood.
iih. All constitutions RI ally the
5h AN disease, from impuriry the blood 9th
or worl, fro IN arr Nilous humote loo! body
Gh. All these carried oil. blood purified
made icullui by the ursararIt th,t asim,istr, wth
the blond
It'll. Ncg"t hs i'urga'ca onc ASST Ltc with t'n: h''
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II ANA\A SWtEiMEAiS- % hoscs luudings
tr"nI brig tlUliul su, sale by a 1KlfK.
lNne tf 81 urutier
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Weekly Prcss-We, the undersigned agree to abide
nv the above conditions, far as they are applicable to
weekly papers. ,,,,r>,.r
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HINNriIANt;r. on rllli.\DEl.i!liA--lor sale b,
El M l. YORK;, 81 Camp st
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AEON, lAlt) aud FDth-~i5I ai!, ,,tirtNnu,l
1 ? cu,e1 Sides and Shoulders
.'ib'' kegs fist quality lnd
100 hri MreS Pork, TO- s.,ls h.
npi > HrETSnN & Az FRY " tir,:vier 81
. tGN \it,1,t,', and li,iuaricc and ua:iI.a-i
N fine Turkey gun arabic ) do lg"o ice peas , un
lake Mamma and tof sale by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
al; corner Cun,tun g. 'rcluupitoulus
ppIl.liAiln .,A!.l.S y CHE. tt>,--Jus'r., eve
I , splendid article o. B!l:irl Balls and tlHcks.
HUSH X AIi.t.N,
april Exchange Hotel, cor t 'hnrIr. & Common 81
etlNlt.h'S iNh--iust lvc.net IRON h.r,I &C
8 ChaG.a Il large invoice If Johnson AMI ~
rants Ne IS, book land jos al, nnd tor Aac fy
. az y Ton" All "a Camp II
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~ l!>KEi.--lh0L iris kccriiied, il, Il,
w I'VE q. DORSEY, A /
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{ HLEANS' i.irtiD;'RAi'!i!C FRiIl.
SJFlCL, - MAJ azi:;e street u,,i GOSH. / .

n EW NOVEL. Ac.--C onccai;rcu,, a II.
Nicholas Me k!chv No. a. Jack 81
"a. Rec lived and for ~ulo by ALEX.
July 18th 3
EUNNY TAGS-sd Balls. > Bi,Shei,
SE in store 70, Sale hy tTllAl
ful, al -.
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.

I'm PURSUANCE Of an Order Of Probate
Court Of Yozoo County, | will expose TO
sale to the highest bidder on a credit OF elgh-
teen months, on MONDAY, the Eth day of
March, 1889, on the promises, the following
Lands, near tho Tract on which tho Store Of
Gallant & jackson stands, described as follows:
Lots Number Three and -Four, of
Section Thity-liyo, Township Num-
Der Two, of Range Number Three,
East-containing ONE HUNDRED AND
Sixty Four ACRES; and Lot Number
Five, of Section / hirty-fye, Town
ship Two, ofRango Three. East-con-
tanning One HUNDRED AND Twelve
Acres.
Said Lands being Of the Estate Of the late
EiiaS A. Fort, deceased.
S. ID. ROBINSON, AIm'r de bonjs
non, Of Il. A. FoRT.
BY HENRY HUNT, Agent and Attorney,
January II, 1887. 3w5
0-T THE SALE Of the above is postponed
until the SECOND MONDAY in March.
II. HUNT, Agent, &c.
February 80, 1889. 8
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INN N zo nc LE& 9

l.. D. BRowN, Us. NJ. w. JEFFERSON, al
Ficri FdciaS returnaJle 10 the APrH Term
1889, Of Annie Circuit Court.
DY virtue Of the above stated writ Of
ND Fieri FaciaS to me directed, Will OK
pose to public sale at the door OF the Cour'
House, in the Town Of Liberty, on MONDAl
The eighteenth day Of March neat, the follow
ing described Tract or parcel Of Land, town.
The North West part of the South
West Quarter of Section Number
Iwe0ty, Township -Four, of Range
-Four East, bounded on the North by
Lands of Jabez Butler, West by lands
OF }. Cain, South East by lands Of A
Gam, containing 39-lOO Of an Acre
or Whereabouts.
Levied on as tho property of said Dcendan
TO satisfy Plaintiffs demands and all COSTS
UFTerms of Sale, CASH
C. w. MCKNIGHT, Sheriff,
BY l. O. BENTHALL, Dep. Shin
February 90, 1889 8-tds
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NOTICE.
V. r. CRAWFORD,
- LIZ InratlArr naI.r.rn n-,,r,tn
LAST NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the firm ofC. n
~ OLDECOP 81 CO., for the year 1887
either by note or account, will please call and
settle the same by the first Of February next
as longer indulgence cannot be given; those
who fail comply with the above request, will
find theirnotes and accounts in the hands of Z
proper officer for collection.
G. f. OLDECOP.
December 81, 1885, 52-tf
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NOTICE.

.YEyHOSE persons who have subscribed lof
the erection Of the new Church known
by the name of "Unity,n will please pay to Mr.
Samuel Tillotson the respective sums by them
subscrbed as h. is authorised by the building
Committee to receive and receipt for the samcs
November I, 1888. 44-tl Z
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NOTICE.

A II the January term, 1887, of the Probate
a Court Of Amite County, the undersigned
was appointed administrator of the goods &c
Of Roswell R. SWAN, deceased All person;
having claims against said deceased will pre-
sent them within the time prescribed by law
or they will be forever barred.
w. II. DILLINGHAM;, Admr.
Fehruarv u, 1889. Two
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January 90, 1889
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NOVICE.

I'm pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court Of Amite county at the January
Term, 1882, will sell, on Saturday the 9t'
day of March next, on a credit until the Isl
January 1910, at the late residence oil Gideon
Lard. deceased, all the perishoble property be-
longing to said deceased, (elayes eXcepied)
Purchasers giving notes with approved Secu
HENRY LARD,
Ex'r. ofG. Lard, deceased
January 90, 1889,
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
unite county,

CmcUlr CoURT, to April Term, 1882
Henry Hunt Attachment for the
VS.. ann, or GOO I74
lLlhhew BrumS0n.
NTOTICE is hereby given, that on The 10Th
y day Of January, 1889, Henry Hunt,
plaintiff in this case, applied for and obtained
and attachment from John Walker, Esq, a JUS
tico Of the peace in and for the county Of Amie,
against the goods and chatcls, lands and oue-
ments, Of Matthew Brunson, defendant, for the
above sum Of eigbty-nino dollars, lor,y-soven
and half cents, rcturnabie to the April Term
next. of the Amjo Circuit Court, to be holden
on tbp
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n d II C. IL /.

A r the March Term, 1889, Of tho Probate
"a Court of Amitc County, will present my
Account, as Administrator, and render tno
same for final settlement and allowance on inc
Estate oc NARY WILLIAMSON, deceased, al when
time all those interested can attend II they
think proper. ,-tNeoN
administrator
January 90, 1889. o"'
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SliERlFF'S SALES.

VAN NORMAN, use OF Dillingham;, rs, DANIEI
McKoy,--Fieri Facias retwnable 10 me a
wil Term, 1899, # Amie Circuit Court
Thomas HOLDEN, Admir-, of r. Walker, Dec
rs. DANIEL McKoY,-Fierj Facias rei"rna
bic to the April Term, 1889, Of Am'te q"
cut Court.
9DY virtue Of the above stated wrlS o.
D Fieri Fdcios to me directed, ] will eX
pose to public Auction, at the door of the Cour
House in the Town of Liberty, on MONDAY
the Eighteenth dag Of March neat, the following
described Lands, to.w't:
The North East Quarter OF the Soutl
West Quarter of Section No. Twenty
in Township No. Two, of Range No
Five, East; containing Thlrty-nIn(
Acres and SO hundredths of an acre
Said Lands lying on the West side of The
Eas, Prong Of the Anite River, and levied OF
as the property Of the Defendant McKoy, tt
satisfy the Plaintiffs demands and all COSTS
0%y-'Perms Of Sale, CASH.
CHA'S. w. MCKNIGHT, Sheriff,
By THEOD, MCKNIGHT, Dep. Shift
February l6, 1888. 8-tds
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Second Monday in April.

1889. and unless the said defendant shall ap-
pear give special bail aud plead or demur with
in the time prescribed for appearance at said
Term, judgment final will be demanded against
tho property attached, and the property 50 at
tached will be sold AND applied to the payment
Of the plaintiffs demands and all costs.
L. NJ DAVIS, CLERK.
January II, 1899. SWl
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Second Monday in April,

1889, and unless the said defendant shall APP
pear, give special bail and plead or demur
within The time prescribed for appearance at
said Term, judy mont final will be demanded
against the property attached, and the proper
~ SO attached will be sold and applied to the
payment Of the plaintiffs demands and all
costs.
i. NJ, DAVIS, CLERK,
January 8, 1889. 2wi
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-05-18
TAKE NOTICE.

nUBLlC notice is hereby given TO all
M persons indebted to the late firm Of
Durham & Otey, or to Thomas Durham
alone, since the dissolution of said firm Of
Durham & Otey, that all debts owing to
said firm Of Durham e. Otey, or 10 Thos.
Durham individually, now due or hereaf-
ter to become due FOR dealing with Durham
d. Obey or with Thomas Durham or other
w,se,are to be paid alone to the subscriber;
all said debts having been conveyed to him
IN trust by Thomas Durham (who bad
bought ont the interest Of Col. Otey in the
ilFm of Durham & Oley) by deed dated
The 18th April, 1889 and admitted to re-
cord in the Office Of the Clerk of the Court
OF Probate of Holmes county on the 18th
Of April 1889 for certain purposes therein
expressed.
~AIl persons indebted to said firm Of
Durham g. Otey or to Thomas Durham
will please make immediate payment to
the subscriber as an sarly adjustment Of
such debts must be made.
ROBT. COOK.
May 4, 25- aims.
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NOTICE.

nY virtue Of deed Of trust executed
ND by Thadeus WsBeall, and Martha
>. Beall his wife, 10 The subscriber for the
purpose Of securing the payment Of a
certain sum of money, to Robert P. Hop
per; said deed executed 10Th February,
1895, and duly recorded ir the office Of
he Probate Clerk, of Holmes County,
Mississippi, l shall proceed to sell in front
OF the Lexington Inn, in the town Of Lex
'ngton, on the 18th day of June next,
(lS39,) to the highest bidder for cash /,
one undivided moiety Of the following
property to wit: lots numbered on The plat
OF said town Of Lexington, as "a, rs, II,
and 6S; also one undivided half of the
Tavern called the Lexington Inn, which
is situated and stands on said lot No. IS,
also the undivided half of all out houses
on any of the aforesaid lots; together with
certain personal property specified in a
deed Of conveyance from said Robert p.
Hopper,to said Thadeus w. Beall. Act.
ing as trustee shall convey only such
tile as is vested in me.
THOMAS DURHAM, Trustee.
May III, 26-tds.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Try virtue Of deed Of trust executed
TO me as trustee for J .Fatheree by Rea-
son Whitehead and Many his wife on the
20th day OF April, 1888, and regularly re.
corded in the Probate Office of Holmes
county Mi. in book 3. pages 345, 346 and
347, will on Monday The 9Th day Of
August 1889, at the court house in the
town Of Lexington, expose to public sale,
TO the highest bidder for cash, the following
described property, to wit: the h. VII n
" d and the b Of b Of q W q dissection
2 township Is Of range 2 east, containing
in all so acres more or less, Also Tony, a
slave aged forty-five years, also two head
Of horses with all the stock Of hogs and cat
tie being the property conveyed TO me as
tsustee, as aforesaid by said deed Of trust
l will convey such title to the purchaser
or purchasers Of the same, as is vested in
me by said deed oftrust.
ODEDIAH FATHEREE,
Trustee.
April 6, 2l-tds. prints fee $50
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-05-18
APPLICATION
FOR Allotment OF DOVER.

FOR ALLOTMENT OF DOVER.
DUBI.IC notice is hereby given to all
persons interested in the lands, ten
ements, and Entertainments, of Liuleton G.
Hubbard decd late of Holmes county, that
| shall, on Monday, the Sd day OF July
next, apply to the Judge ofthc court of Pro-
bates of Holmes county, for the allotment
of my dcwer in the following lands. OF
which my late husband Liltleton G. Hub
bard, decd, was seized and did convey du>
ring my coveriure with him, viz: lot l of
section 36 tnshp. Is range 2 east, contain
ing l02 acres, and the h of the e h Of n
q Of section /, tnshp. Ia, range east
and lot no. 3 section 81, tnshp. IS, range
3 east, containing 40 acres, and q Of
the q, and the W b S e q of section 10,
tnshp. Is, range 3 east, and the e q of n
q Of section 30, tnshp. Is, range east.
MARY HUBBARD.
Widow and relict of Littleton G. Hub
bard, decd
May llih, 26-4w
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THE RICHLAND ACADEMY,
AT sHoNo ALo, MISSISSIPPI.

-xE Etrustees take pleasure in announc.
inc to the public, that they have
.o.ored The services of MIR. and Mrs.
Evmoys, as principals Of this institution.
Thew feel assured, from the high character
,hsv have sustained as teachers, in this
s,a y and elsewhere, and from their expe-
, ,;ence in the profession, (having made il
,Le business Of their lives that parents y
Guardians, who may place their children
o. wards under their direction, will be
sn,;rely satisfied with their progress.
Mr. 4. p. HLL,A. b. has been engaged
nc assistant, in the Male Department. Mr..
HuI, has had experience as instructor,
and has in his possession satisfactory cre-
deutials from the faculty Of the South
Carolina College.
This Academy is situated in very
healthy section Of country, and in highly
moral communicable buildings are new
ana commodious inferior to any in
The country, and surpassed by few 10 the
State.
The first session Of this institution, COM
meoced the 22nd of April, with fifty pupils.
The Academic course will embrace all
the branches usually taught in similar
Institutions.
There will he monthly examination
during the session, at which times the
public may have an opportunity OF test
ing the Improvement of The pupils.
The trustees pledge themselves to spare
neither labor nor expense, to enhance the
interest of The Institution.
The scholastic year TO be divided into
sessions of five monihe.
Boarding can be had 10 genteel families,
a, from eight to twelve dollars per month.
The terms Of tuition are as follows:
Ohography, Reading e. Writing, $l2 SO
Arithmetic, Geography, English
Grammar, and History, SIS 90
Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry, Bellies letters. Logic,
Mathematics, Greek and Latin
Languages, $40 90
Music, $50 90
Drawing and Painting, SIS 90
Needle Work s. Embroiery, $l5 90
DIR. III. H. WEIR, \
JAMES w. ESKRIDGE,
WILLIAM l.. PICKENs, =
B. kennedy,
LEWIS STOVALL, 5
CARLES FISHER,
JOHN LlPSCOMB,
WILLIAM HARDWOOD,
Shongalo,Carro County, Mi.
Nav ia, 81 ...2w.
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ESTRAYS.

HyAKEN up by John Morrison, four
E miles east Of Lexington, one black
mare, or dark brown, blind in the left eye,
about twelve years old; appraised to City
dollars.
Taken up BY John F. Crawford, one
bright sorrel horse, about fifteen hands
high, eleven or twelve years old, right eye
ont, no marks or brands perceivable, APP
praised TO $50. Also, one dunn horse,
about fourteen and half hands high,aged
eleven years, blind in the left eye, branded
on the right shoulder with figure . and
letter C; thus (2C), appraised at $50.
S. M. DlCKEY, Ranger.
May 4 % 3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-05-18
DISSOLUTION.

YEVHE copartnership heretofore exist.
n ing in this place between the un-
dersigned, under the firm of Hayes &
Haynes, was this day dissolved by mutual
consent All persons indebted will pay
the same to M. d. Haynes; and all per-
sons having claims against the firm will
present them to him for payment, as he
alone is authorized to settle The same.
ARTHUR HAYS,
Nj. ID. HAYNES.
April Is 23-tf