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Are undoubtedly entitled to distinction, in
asmuch rs many medical practitioners who
have witnessed their efficacy, freely admit
their curative powers and pre-eminent vir-
tues; and that they should do so in opposi-
ton to their personal Interests must be attri- |
buted to their candor or their unwillingness
to condemn them in the face of ali observa-
tion, and the testimony Of thousands. The
proprietor does not pretend that these Pills |
will cure all diseases, but he does say, and
has satisfied the increduous, that in all dis
eases where cathartc or an aperient med
icine is needed, if used according to the di- |
rections, for fair period of time, they will
effect speedy and certain cure, and this
much is placed beyond doubt by the testi-
mony and references Of individuals already
given to the public.
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS
Are now regarded by those who have had
an opportunity to decide upon their merits,
as an inestimable PUBLIC BLESSING.
More than two millions of boxes of these
celebrated pills have been sold in the United
States since January 1886.
Doctor Peters has received upwards of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED CERTIFICATES
all given in consequence of the good done
by his medicines; and it will at once be seen
by this evidence, that no remedy for the
prevailing diseases Of the Southern and
Western States has ever been presented to
the notice of the afflicted, with stronger
claims for their attention. Founded upon
the surest and soundest of all principles, viz
actual experiment.; these pills have been
wonderfully successful in restoring the sick
to health, and in spite of doubts and preiud-
ces, the use of them in those parts of the
country, which the proprietor has been abs
to supply, has been rapidly extending 1t is
highly encouraging to him, that among the
list of those who have been either personal
ly benefited by them or have witnessed their
effects on other, are the names of many of
the most respectable and intelligent men in
the South, who have cheerfully given their
written testimony to that effect.
Without an. exception in any age or coun
try, no Medicine has spread with such rapid
ity and given such universal satisfaction.
Prepared by Joseph Priestly Peters, nj :.
ID. at his institution for the cure OF obstinate
diseases by the means of vegetable remedies
Number l29 Liberty Street New York.
Each box contains 40 pills. Price Is cts.
That the public may rest assured of The
salutary effects of these pills and the truth
ofthe above statements, the following letters
from medical gentlemen Of the first respect
ability, are most respectfully submitted.
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Strayed

six or seven weeks since,
W. - BRIGHT BAY HORSE,
E~nY about fourteen hands-high, bald
0N1 face, two hind legs white inside
up to the hook, one fore Len
white up to the hook PAGES and tro:s well;
ais name has been reached, bal has again
almost grown out, and hangs on the left
side; long switch tail; branded on one fore
shoulder-brand not recollected. When in
an open lot he is not easily caught. A libe-
raj reward will be given for his delivery, or
such information as may lend to his recove-
ry' Enquire II this Office.
December -, 1888 81
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T. H. Harris M D.
DR. Peters.


Dear Sir:--I have made frequent use o.
your pills in the incipient stage ofthe bill
ious fever, and obstinate constipation Of the
bowels; also in the enlargement of the
spleen, chronic diseases Of the Liver, sick
head ache, general debility and many other
diseases, and in all cases found them to give
relief. j. D. BOYD, M. D.
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STATE OF MHssIssrPPI,)
Jefferson County. !

0TATE OF MA49S100kffA,(
Jefferson County.
Benjamin CampbelI
% Circuit Court
Jeremiah Watson
4 N Attachment for the sum of $500 90,
~ issued out Of the Office of John A..
Watkins, Justice Of the Peace in and for
said county.
The Attachment in this case having been
returned duly executed. and the defendant
failing to replevy the property attached, and
give special bail herein-Notice is hereby
given, that unless the said defendant do APP
pear here on or before the first day OF the
next June Term of the Circuit Court afore-
said, give special bail and plead herein,
judgment final by default, will be rendered
against him, and the estate attached be
sold.
N Given under my hand and seal
20 |of said Court, this 18th day Of
- March, 1899.
JAS. J. COLLIER, CrA
Wilcox, Atty for Plaintiff
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Lost Scrip.

r OST by the undersigped, Scrip for 200
- shares Of Stock Of Commercial Bank
of Rodney, numbered 5, and dated March
a.. 1887. Said scrip is in the name Of
Rittenhouse Mutt, and signed by Thomas
Foeland, President, and Jno. Coodin, Cash
Ter. Notice is hereby given that ! will
make application 10 the Bank for the renew
al Of said Scrip.
RITTENHOUSE MUTT.
April 20, 1889 soft
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Fresh Supply.

Fresh Supply.
TUST RECEIVED, and for sale Lo~
u for Cash
80 Sacks Havana Coffee;
80 bbls Sugar, Best Quality:
10000 Cigars, Best Quality;
25 Boxes Cigars;
10 Kegs Common Tobacco;
4 Honey Dew &c
10 bbls Mackerel;
20 Boxes Candles;
so Glass, 8 by 10;
40 4" Z" 10 by ID;
1000 lbs Starch;
Also, good assortment Of Best Quality Of
Liquors.
d. g. ]. S. BONE.
March 22d, 1889 45y
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Mecklenburg county Va. Feb. 7, 1888

Mecklenburg county Va. Feb. 7, 1888.
HAVING used DR.. Peters pills in my
practice for the last twelve months, I take
pleasure in giving my testimony Of their good
effects in cases of Dyspepsia, sick head ache
billioys fevers, and other diseases produc ed
by inactivity afthe Liver. They are a safe
and mild aperient, and the best article ofthe
kind have ever used.
GEO G. SCOTT, M. D.
tTThese invaluable pills are for sale ir
Rodney, by GrifIing g. Carothers; also il
Port Gibson, at the Drug Store of Moody &
Man; also in Grand Gulf by the same firm
and on inquiry, can be had in every tow
n the State. no 50-6m
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N otto e.

N tlCe.
4 LII persons indebted TO Hsndersua &.
~ Hill, on account Of 1888 and 1889
are hereby notified that The accounae hSvo
been transferred to the undersigned. Al
that payment and settlements i rsquesssa
forthwith. -
Y0E & DAvENPORT.
May 80. 1880. 81 -
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PETERS, PILLS
The true riches of Life is Health.

N7HEN Medicine comes before
w the public, endorsed with the names
OF the Medical Profession and distinguished
men, and warranted by the seal of uniform
success, the proprietor makes no unreason-
able demand upon the public when he claims
for it a superior consideration.
Peters Vegetable Pills,
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TIME additional buildings for this Insti
tuition being now complete, the Colleg'
will be ready for the reception Of students
on the third Monday of March inst.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-25

MOBILE appears to be doomed city,
In addition to the horrors Of The pesti.
lence, it has been visited by succession
OF CONGREGATIONS unprecedented in the his,
tory of the country. Six destructive fires
have occurred since the Isl of September,
and three of them in as many successive
nights since the 7th of Oct. Fourteen
squares. containing six hundred houses,
have been destroyed including banks, ho-
tells, churches, and other public buildings
The amount Of property destroyed is esli.
mated at over two millions. Not less than
one thousand persons are thus turned
houseleess upon the world, and their pro.
perty deslroyed-ln many instances utter
it had been removed to supposed place
of safety Powder appears to have been
the only successful weapon of defence
More than twenty houses were blown up.
Several persons, suspected as incendlaries,
have been arrested.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-25

Der though convinces US of its practical
evils, and against the measure we declare
uncompromIsng hostility, nou and forever.
The meeting was next addressed with
much interest by the venerable John Her.
rick, a soldier Of the Revolution.
Hon. w. p, Briggs then presented the
following resolution which called forth
from the Hon. Heman Allen, concise and
lucid exposition Of the attempt TO give
away the public lands to the States in
which they lie, and thereby deprive the
"o'd thirteen" Of their blood bought rghts
He was followed by the mover, and the
resolution was adopted.
Resolred. That The project Of the Ad.
mInlstra'Ion to reduce the price Of the
public 'ands--already too low-wi,h the
intention of finally cedog them to the
States in which they lie, is wantop VIC.
latIon OF the vested rights of the Old
States, who claim their portion Of those
lands, as constitutional patrimony-and
IS nothing but gigantic brbe, corrup,lv
sought TO be held out bya venal dynasty
asthe price Of votes and influence in those
States to be benefited by :he measure.
On motion. it was voted that the next
convention be holden at Burlington,
The committee on the nominations OF
State and County committees, then bro't
IN heir report, which was as follows:
FOR STATE Central Committee. Harry
Bradley. Milton Brown, John Peck r.. p,
Jewett Charles Lyman, T.. p. Walton, ir.
For Corresponding State Committee 70,
the several Counties-C. Towsley. Wind.
ham: A. l.. Miner, Bennington; G. Hop.
klns. Windsor; G.. w. Conant, Rutland
A. B, w. Tenney. Orange; VIM. Hazard
Addison; II. II. Reed. Washington I'm.
Weston. Chittender ". p. Sawyer, La.
noble: A. G. Chadwick, CALEDONIA: f.
F. Prentlss, Orleans ]. S. Foster, Frank.
lin: G. Webb, Essex S. Adams, Grand
Isle.
Which report was unanimously adopted
by the Convention.
On motion Resolved, That the proceed.
lngs Of this Convention be eiened by the
President, Vice Presidents and Secretaries,
and published in all the whic papers in
this State.
The Convention then adjourned.
DAVID NJ. CAMP, Prest.
A. G. CHADWICK. }
E. +: A A. s1 n',a,ss;: Secretaries
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-25

Wo con- inue our journal of Legislative
proce edIngs in detail, as reported bv the
Vstchman, 10 which paper we arc nteb,
ed The House for the pas, week has
be en- principally engaged in the discussion
OF Mr.. Pairidge's sub.treasury resolutions,
and the Senate upon the revised statutes.
IL appears TO be now understood that the
latter subject viii! be disposed of at the
present sitting, which will in consequence
be prolonged beyond the usual period.
The appointments for this county. i, viii
be seen by reference to another column.
have been made, and are with one excep.
ton. the same as last year. The locofocos
carried the hop inspector.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-25
ASH les

A bushel Of ashes applied TO a corn crop
will doubtless produce ,s bushel Of corn.
And yet we very much doubt the economy
OF saving ashes, in toooden vesseis-for wa
are satisfied that the average loss to the
community for every bushel thus saved, ia
not less than five dollars. A house to eyerv
hundred bushels is low estimate and no
prudent man, we are persuaded, would
guarantee house thus exposed for ten per
cent. on its value. This being the case,
1t becomes point Of some interest for
every bouse.keeper. not provided with a
suitable receptacle, 10 determine whether
the saving Of ashes is not a matter of
doubtful economy. In all probability there
will be ten or dozen dwellings destroyed
IN this vicinity the coming winter from the
cause referred to, and our object in aIlu.
ding to the subject now, is merely to in
quire Of the reader whether he means to
be the subject Of the next paragraph. If
not, he will in future-unless provided with
safe vau't-deposite his ashes IN the
street, or what is better, upon his garden.
In moderate proportion, they are an excel
lent manure on our light soil, and thus D.
Piled, are richly worth the market price.
II, however, the 'gude wife," insists upon
making provision for her soap in the spring,
and nothing better than combus,ible ves-
sel is TO be had, be sure to locate it at a
respectful distance from any building. A
temporary covering is ample protection
from the elements, and if it burns, tina
chances arc that your house may escape.
The devil laughs outright, when no sees
prudent man Saving ashes in q wooden
vessel.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-25

dwelling and most Of its contents in flames.
We have heard Mr.. Walkers loss stated
at about 5000, and Mr.. Atwa,er's some
thing more. No insurance. Both the
sufferers are industrious mechanics, who
cannot well afford to lose even this email
sum and we arc rejoiced to learn that
handsome contribution was promptly sub :.
scribed on The spot.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-25

Report says that Mr.. Smile has notified
the locoiocos that he shall not again be a
cand Idotc 70. gnberna,oria honors. lie is
alarme d, 1t is SAID, at the idea of coming
within three thousand votes Of an election.
lie might however give himself no unea.
s'ness on this score, as no one supposes he
would be in the least danger another wear.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-25
BW Is L. I nc QY O W
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25

The proceedings of the wing state con.
ven,ion will be found in snother column.
The assemblage was large, and its procee.
d'ngs characterized by a spirit of unanim.
ity and zeal which promises well. The
wings Of the state are awake to the urea,
ln'e'eres's Of the country. and will not
laulIer in their duty for the coming wear.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-25

FIRE A small dwelling house on Maid.
en'Lane, owned by Ambrose Atwater, aud
occupied by B. r. Walker, was burned
down on Tuesday afternoon. The fro is
supposed to have resulted from ashes de.
posted in u wooden vessel the day before
The family were from home at the time'
aud returned only in season 10 witness their
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-25

UFfom the carefulest inspection of the
legislative proceedings, we can discover
nothing in regard to the contested cleo.
ton. ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-25

GrA little daughter Of Harlow Huntington Of
crushed to- desiI under carl lond Of potatoes.
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