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asked The llille girl Il shs ws. alans q wat
Cd toksow shsfc we're the inmates Of the
hoass. The little girl, having told ell abe
Knew, two Thea left the hosse and called
on The women whe were working oct 81
doors and asked for bfesS-heing told that
there was none, ikey returned to the hou.s
but entered by the second story Instead Of
the lover part Of the House where they
had lett their companion, whe during their
absence had ferreird the whole building.
The little girl alarmed at their procsedi ng
few 90 the two women, ana enc OF them
returned TO the house bu, she found that
the men had dsesmped, having shut the
front door after then 10 quitting. The
woman opensd the door snd TO her great
surprise she found that the building was
IN flamws. There had been no fire. ia The
house the whole day. Such is the true
stsirnen, Of facts.
The following Tuesday, MAJOR Burton
ni 81. Johns, called al the tavern adjoining
my premises and seat for the little girl who
was in the mouse when these men entered,
and after having questioned her no told
her that il she continued 10 say that the
building was set on FIRE, he would have~her
sent 10 jsil and severely punished. add
no comment TO this sad tale, the govern.
ment Of Canada has already furnished
thousands Of such examples. I estimsle
my loss al 81 1890, as am a martyr of
liberty suffer it as it becomes q true pat
riot.
remain my dear sir,
Yours, very truly.
L. GAGN0N.
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- A Correspondent having requested
some Information Of tho pas, political con-
duet Of Ebenezer Peck, formerly Mem
her OF the House of Assembly Of Lower
Canada, and now a resident Of Chicago,
llls., we would inform him that in the
course Of FEW weeks we viii publish an
expose ol the renegade.
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Corhe.u, n. Y, 10Th Nov. Is4C

Corbesu, n. Y, 10Th Nov. ls4O.
DEAR SIR,-You have undoubtedly
heard Of the sad news Of the destruction
BY FIRE OF my dwelling house at Pointe
Ia Mule, L. c., have taken great pains
10 sseertain the exact state Of all the cir
eumsianees which have attended this FIRE
& you may rely on it, they are as follows.
Ga the 4lh OF this month. three men who
were recognised to have belonged TO the
corps Of volunteers stationed On nv pro.
pesiy in 1887 and IS arrived in a boat
from the South. They left their boat a.
bout mile sssth Of nay house TO which
they proceeded forthwith. There was
'Asn only a young gid Of about IL to is
ysaa Of age ia the building. A woman
AID her assghter,--its present tsnsnts-
were al short distance from the house,
whist nv farmer snd his wife were on the
other side Of the river. The three men
catered the House q, about O'Clock P n.
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AGENTS FOR THE n. AMERICAN.
VERMONT

VERMONT.
.Nonipelier-J. A. Vail.
North Troy, Vt.-Dr l.. c. h ,fe.
Je6ersonutiis-Rev. j. Baker,
FGirfeld-H. SoUIe e. Gou y. ahsm
East Berkshire--Dr. s. 8. Butler.
.aibugh-Tsbor |. SewelI. and
Elisha Reynolds. r. III.
North Hsro--Col. III. Wadsworih aRd
DR.. G. Whitney.
Rfehferd-A. W. Seofs, p. M.
Observation-Disclosures r. Brigham.
Highgafe.-H o. Green.
Burling foa--Ludgef Dnvetnsy
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
.Marlou-Cspt Sslden Brown,
SiraDord, NJ H-Msjor 8. B. Day.
NEW YORK.
N. y. Ciiy-John Ryan, 6ss Greenwich g.
Rouse's Point William Weldon,
Perry's MILL. Perry, p. NJ.
P!sttsburgh-Frsneois DAME, snd J. 4.
Squires
-ausssLe Forks-DT. Joseph Davignon.
Rscksstey--W. l.. Mackenzie. Esq.
Sslsaa--Erasmus Stone, Z. n.
Hopkinfsr-John Goodell.
Gieaa's Fslls-Hemsn x. Hopkins
Rerfsik, StL. Co. N.Y.-s.M Phell..
MAINE.
TLo~sstsn, Me A. Rice, Esq
WISCONSIN.
.ntgsssukte-J.oois Frsnchese.
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Distressing case ofsegere Spas
modic ASTHMA, perfectly car
ed bv Hunts Botanic Pals.

Mr.. Henry White was fr the space Of Two year
afflicted with a severe Asthma, which proceeded
from wet and cold: all the worst symptoms Of no
complaint followed tighiness across the thert
with difficult abd distressing breathing. DuuRg
he last year Of bis Illness the disease mere ssod -
alarmingy as to prevent his following any businc'r,
having lost his speech, and being threatened with
immediate sutiocauon, nnui copious expectoraiinh
would come on, which otAy gave him reliel Tor
few hours. The physicians who attended bim pre-
nounced his complaint beyond the possibility Of
cure, but al last Providence directed pamphlet 10
be left his house, after which he procured soma
Of DIR Hunls Botanic Pills, and after taliug a taV
boxes he found himself eutrely free fou the eon.-
plant, being capable at this time Of any exercise.
even of waking forty miles daily, and having 81
the erloymehts OF perfect health.
HENRY WHITE
0J-OBsERyE that the Label ou each Box has lhn
following inscription:--'' EHftTfd according ~
Act Of Congress, The VteT 1889, ~ IfTiHanl
Epans, in The Clerk. office in tie Southern D,4-
triet Court Of Ntw- York"
lD- NONE OTHER IS GENUINE
PRICE IS CENTS PER E0I
Sold al 100 Chatham Street, Ner- FORK.
and by l.. Perry, StrGnion. ~
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JOSHUA ROBERTS.
.an extraordinary case ofRheu-
mdtism, accompanied tcith
DiGTrhRG and Nervous
ebilifU.

Sr. Joseph Hari, from being exposed to cold
wa attacked with most paisfui Rheumatic eom-
plant OF the head, ana neck, which continued with
distressing violence for several months. The
principal symptoms wsrs--a swelling and sIeru.
eiaing paia ia oil the joints, ssd az entire loss 81
their use both the pain and the fef1 generally
Uttered an increase IN the evening. The paine
were increased Ga the slightest nsiiss, ard ~ere
more severe in The night time. A constant dlsr-
rhea, which produced its general esassqssnees-
estuissey, lo~Hess ofspirits, and general ~a.,isg
OF she body. lie was indeed 50 extremely ~ thai
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TESHE subscriber has lately stsues TIE ed
"A Fotxs ~ S.sStoa falla ard -ih supply
all -ho call en him With any qBAn,liy II bar iren
and drasghts 81 all sefis and kssss, soeh a. Az.
ehors. CFsuks. Sled she sieigA shoes. &c. &c. Il
a. gsoa quality and ca ~ coed tsrms as any
other esiab .ishBsni 10 the seautfs. BE haprs 10
merit and rsssi's The Paifesags Of the h5eads Of
senssnc Ins sisy.
WARD BARNEY.
Swantes, Nov. II. lsso zT-3
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY COURT, }
SEPTEMBER Term, AID. 1910 {
ALERT CHAPMAN

SEPTEMBER Term, AID. 1910 {
ALBERT T.. oH'F"A' W1 cs.nnss q a c.is.
Abr0m HoDs. wells Manor in the
Sorah, NJ. HoDs Province Of Lover
Bsr0jah S. Phelps & Canada, at the May
Ddcid Walker. Term Of said Court
1910, commenced his action against Abram Howe
OF Bsekmantown in the County Of Clinton and
State Of New York, Sarah Nj. Hows his wife.
BenaIah S. Phelps and DAVID Walker of Albureh
in the Comfy Of Grand Isle and State of Yer
nont, therein declared against the said Dsfen-
dap,s, that to the said Plaintiff the said Defsn-
dan,s under the seizure and peacable possession Of
certain tracts OF Eareels of land with the appur,-
sances lying and being in Alburgh aforesaid aud
described as follows, 10 wit, enc piece land and
buildings thereon containing the dwelling House
occupied by Benajah S. Phelps, bounded the
North and East by the Highway, on the South and
West by the lands Of John Magowen containing
about one half acre Of land also another tract OF
lsad about thirty acres, bounded on the south by
the public highway and the lands Of Isaac Letting
well, Solomon J. Davis, & Henry b. Mott, on the
Yves, by lands Of the said Henry B. Mott, Frede-
rick Hazes, Sarah NJ. Howe, Henry b. Greigs,
David Walker, Hannah Honsinger and the High
way, and on the North by lands Of said Hannah
Honsineer and lands occupied by william Hon.
singer, and on the East by the lands Of Robert
Ransom and Solomon J. Davis, Of which tracts or
parcels Of land the said Plan, on the lS:h cay Of
pril 1870 was well seized and possessed 10 bis
own right or fac and so confused thereof posses
ssd until the Goth day of April 1910. when the
said Defendants without law right thereintO en-
tered and ejecsed, expelled and removed the said
Plaintiff thsrefrom, and ever since hath and still!
doth keep out the said Plaintiff, taking the whole
profits TO themselves.
Which said court was entered on the docket OF
said court At the May Term thereof 1910, the
Defendant, Abram Howe, being out ofthis State.
the cause was continued TO the present september
term of said Court lsl0. And it not bslng made
10 appear TO said Cont, the said Howe has had
personal notice ofthe tendency Of this suit, iis or
sered BY said Court that notice be given BY pub
lishiss the substance of the Plaintiffs declaration
three weeks successfully in the " North AnsH-
cana newspaper printed at Swan,en IN the COun-
Nv Of Franklin, the last Of which 10 be four weeks
before the next stated term Of said Cont which
shall be deemed sofkeieHt notice to the said Howe
! 20 appear and aRsver thereto.
| Dated at North Here, 10 the County OF CraHd
Isle. this 22d day Of Ooc<ober, AID. ls4o.
JOEL ALLEN Clerk.
HARRINGTON At..r.,...
WHITE.
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100

hss medical s,tsaaKc' eaala res He@aAif siFs 80
Least h@rss - his fstaFsfy, ana "a ass EsastsssY
eshssea - Ass fssfreet ahA sRss&s ghsg sl iss
ne6setsss e. FsAGsseht ths ~egis e8aia aes give
kgm asy relief bpt svtanr an aav@sissassrs 81
Hgais betaule FtAp. hs waa sfsefs8 ~ IS g..
salEety Pfovihes 70 use Ihew be 81 -, Sad e.
ter a iestpsgh they pfo5seed latsssbls eaaeFss
snG 30 IL uaw hsAbhy and ssfswf saAs
IQAfpu uAnT
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TIME Subscriber has given his sos Oliver A.
Ill Bsardslsy hrs tine durisg the remainder Of
his minority, and he would notify all concerned,
,h.t he will clam none Of his earnings. nor pay
.py debts Of bis contracting sfer this date
JAMES BEARDSLEf.
A hursh, Oh Nov. lsto H-S
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DISSOLUTION.

FHNHE partnership existing under the firm Of
a KANE 8. DUNNIRG. of Swastou. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent The debts
of The Company TO be liquidsted by the un
designed aud all demands OF the firm must be
promptly paid to me.
HUGH DUNNING.
Swanton, 23d Nov. 1870 29-3l.
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Newark, n. j., July 81, 1889.
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, EC
fcctudlIu Cured.

Mr. VIM. Tucker having lately been restored 10
sound state OF health, through the efficacy OF Or.
Hunis's Botanic Pills, thinks it indispensable
duty to state certain facts relative 10 the disease
under which he had 50 long suffered. The sym
toms were ii painful obstruction, with constant
rejection of food, headache, palpitalion Of the
heart, lowuess Of spirits, troublesome dry cough
dizziness, tghiness at the chest and difficulty OF
breathing, almost consian, pain in the SIDE, oIns
and shoulders, accompanied with much lausuor &
debility. These Affections, together with an I'M
usual degree of hs,ulence, brought on such state
extreme weakness, as 10 prevent him from at
tending 10 his business, and his health appeared
lost beyond recovery. His friends and relatives
became alarmed at the melancholy prospect, aud
strongly recommended Hunts Botanic Pills-they
were administered, and in few days produced
astonishing relief and finally realized perfect re-
storation 10 sound he h
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HOSE, afflicted with Suffering or ether In.
n psdimsui 10 their Speech, can be eaectuAly
cured By applying to the undersigned, who has has
during long experience and many aggravated
cases. opportunity 70 Test tbs superiority Of his
system and witnessed the NEST favorable re-.
suits. Satisfied that be can easily and without
paia effect a radical cure m any person labotins
under this disagreeable malady, which must be as
annoying to The individual 1t IS distressing the
nearer; he is induced respectfully to call the Of.
tsnsion Of those whom il may concern 10 this no.
iiee. And he is also prepared to absolve asy
from the obligation Of PATIso. II not eHeelually
cured,
e. Terms Reasonable and made fasp
JAMES =. GROGAN.
Swanten, llth Nov. 1870. 27-3"
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CERTIFICATES.
Fever and 1gue cured.

To Or, Hunt:
Dear Sir-Believng it duty owe you asa
successful practitioner, as we'll those who may
be similarly afflicted. take pleasure in acknOw
edgins the benefit | have derived from the
YOUR valuable Medicine.
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WILLIAM TUCKER.
Luer Complaint, scith much
arrangement of the Ner-
Uous Sqstem.

Mr. Joshua Roberts was afflicted with bilious
and nervous disease TO an alarming degree, being
attended with ali the distressing SYMPTOMS which
affect a relaxed constitution, VIZ A SICK head
ache, loss of appetite, gddness 10 the head, pain
in the stomach after eating, unusual tremoFs, shift
ing spasmodc pains in every part Of tho body, cold
chils, sallow complexion, eostiveness, and =
constant dull pain in the right side, which oftsn
induced the most dreadful debility; indeed, he
though, be was afflicted with every internal com
plant the human body is liable to. He was y.ns-
rally making vial Of various remedies, all Of which
were equally frUitless until he had rseourss 10
Hunts Botanic Pills, from the superior virtues Of
which medicine bis health is perfectly re-ssabish-
ed, and is now able 10 pursue his employment free
rom pain or disease,
ID
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Cd " z =
Tremendous Excitement
i'm SU9nfOn.

GREAT Shooting and Rolling match
W for two dsys. before Thanksgiving,
at Fl. Asselstyne'~ 10 Swanton. Seventy
four Turkies 10 be rolled for, and shot on
those Two days. A II marksmen and rollers,
who wish to make themselves independents
ly rich, are informed that now is The time.
The subscribers have on hand filiy tur-
kirs OF good moral character and wishing
TO suit sl kinds Of customers, we are anxi-
Gus to procure fifty more-(not al all par
ticulsr about their characters. colors, poll
tics or habits if they are moderately fond
Of Hard Cider, no objection will he made
Rolling To commence q, 9 O'Clock on each
day and shooting from two To Eve. Hon
est Dutch as usual has on hand 8 Hhds
of hard cider, and an abundance Of ns,
exactly dry groceries but wet groceries for
such as are dry.
JOE& DUTCH.
P. S. We like to forgo, 10 mention that
il will he necessary for all who come 10
bring pretty ,olerable full pocket Of
change. J. & ID.
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TO ALL CONCERNED.
A LII pssssHs owiuE the ssbserihsE, ~Aoss De-
n rasuds sss Bo~ sus. are hereby isfsfms4 TIA.
he nus have hfs PAR LSGed.sfsiy
GE0RgE BARNET.
sEaEion. Sept. Is, lslo zI-a
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DR.. rAYLOR'S

RaIsam OF EiverW or
Hss'besn used sueeesJully fer eigh years
in The cure of CONSUMPTION IND
LIVER COMPLAINT tE5~ Remem-
Der. The original and genuine is made only
at SIS Bowrey, N. T., all Others are spu-
rious and unauthorized. On
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H7m thence running back CEst s.,,v SIX frr. ar3
from thence ursf >tSiy ,IN feet ta J1s beginning
Also be, number tur, three. '#a-. art tgr. rs
.t.1rs ruut,sr eleven, south .' Nam street. a'sa
BOTS number three sni faur, 90 s,abr, uu7-lsrs.N
north e Nam street. also rs rutt5r ,aIse. tour.
d,e and sN. u block number enc. belac 81 tae
~rsl hl.f q Ihe NORTH west quarter O.. .fsett.aaI
section number tscuv ono. township Ushtra
south 6. range uuubyt eighteen vest "a tbs p.aa
90 the q Columbus.
A,pa CERTAIN uart o, ra-cci II land. kuovD
as Dec number I've lu section uumhtt seventeen
township eighteen. south ot range number Is
west
Also tho following lots ia the town Of Co,um.
T bus. 10 Nj
. Square number enc hundred and n,ne, north Of
f MAN street;
+ Square number ,h,r'y ome, North Of Nam
street;
/ Square number 6il SIX. north Of Nam street ;
Square number one hundred and thirteen, Mouth
+ 90 Man street
f Square number one hundred and eight. moth
Of Man street;
Square no g. north Of MAN street;
/ The south end Of .o, number ten, ia square
number .rre, north ct Matu stree, IA the town
. ut Columbus, lhIriy Zee, on Market street, run.
mug back .lNts SIX feet pataIlel with Main street
beng 'hr'r 'rtt front end teal, and sNly sN lee,
I deep
Loved on as Toe property Of the sa.d defend
ants, 20 sail,l, the above named executions and
an costs. sale 10 take place within he hours
prescribed D., aw
An0LPlUS c. WEIR.
Marshal \ Dist Miss
/ Columbus Mss Apul 9Th. Isi0-lo 6w
Printers Zee S2il 90.
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In proportion Tor a greater hummer.

And in proportion FOR greater number
Payments may be transmitted by mad, at onr rist.
postage paid The notes Of any incorporated bank
N The United States, current in the section of coun-
tywhere a subscriber resides, will he resolved. But
when Subscribers can procure the notes Of banks IN
the Northern and Middle States, they wj. please
SEMI them
Ej-,N6 attention cW be paid to any order unless
Tie money accompanies it, The i2r price for whtch
repabiish this paper preciuR.s credit to any person
Tor a. Therefore il Is not WORTH while Cor any per
son to send an order to u.s. not accompanied by the
money!
To insure >, the numbers subscriptions should
Dc here BY the 10Th May nest, ct fIrlhrst
BLAIR & RlVES.
Washington Cnv. 10th Apul, 1870
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9Iarshals sale.

} d. Bradiord AID others
vs. On as. s. Gs, % Jsrs
Ewing T. Calhoun aai Term. ls4o
#t.rrs
Df rfae Of We above specified writ 20 ns d.
- rrcfsI fs.w siC honorable district Court oithe
JuHci STATES. h1r Me Agr.brra District Of MiSsis-
10G..l VI - "a Moatavi he 25fb dav n Nay
$50 e. lHe Court baa~e 81 Lovudss County, the
tae ittlSfog described property. ta VT: twrnly 81
zen Get ufui lie "a, side OF lpt number tUu, IA
-qua-e uHHbtr .au-, sputh al Maia street, IN the
rsuC. ,hs iuyu 81 Columbus, commencing AZ The
ra-.H east ruracroi be number 1--WE. running west
'EtUu seven '-et. thence sau'h one hundred aud
"-iE ig'L having ihr W,aai 81 twenty seven ieet.
Levied oa a. ,hc property Of ,aii defendant, CAL
h'un lo '1ts's lie sblye mined executions aud al
cast.
AgOLPHUS-G WEIR,
Marshal y. DIST. NJ
Is t. II AtrFy. Deauty.
Apr 18Th. l-t0-4l-tw Pr Zee si0 50
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MarslIAl's Sale.

Jnsrpb \. lIascy J On 4. a. to june Term,
30 lit vs. 1910, United States District
William ) BoIapgl Court
DN vtrluc oi hc above specified wit io me dr.
ID rccled from Che honorable District Court Of the
United States for the Northern Ds,uct or Ms.ls.,p.
pi val s,ll on Monday the 18th day ol Nav. $40.
at the cour-bpusc Of Lowndcs COUNTY, tho o.low.
ny described property To wit the wcA haig ol
the north East quarter Of section number uiHr town.
ship seventeen, rang, seventeen west east iaif ul
Ulr south east quarter o. section numhcr nHr tnwu.
ship seventeen, range seventeen Ncat the norld
west quarter OF the south east quarter of tie NORTH
east quarter 81 The north west quarter uf section
niue. township seventeen, range seventeen west
south west quarter aud east hail OF the north west
quarter 81 section ulnr, township seventeen. nugc
seventeen west south eg-t quarter and The east
ball Of lbe south west quarter ol section luur Town
slip seventeen, Huge seventeen west; west hall of
The south east quarter NJ section lnur township SCI
yrulrru range seventeen west
Levied pn as tho property of sad defendant. to
satisfy iIc above named rEeculDou and all cost
ADOLpHJS g. WEIR.
Marshal n Dist Nj
By T.. n. Alttst Deputy
Apu ~, lslo--4i-6H. lpr. fe sl4 90
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NIarshaI's Sale.

DUKE ". Sumner
No los vs. On alas f las, 10 Nav Term.
William !. Eerr0 ilsio. Cr~ui, Conn, L. :.
Thomas Ans api Southern District, Mississippi.
others,
Wy virtue OF tie above specified writ 10 me d.
y reced rom ne honorable Circuit Cont of,he
United Sla'ee for he Southern District of Nssis-
,,opi val sr. On Monday ihe a7t DIV Of Anal
so. q tie Court House Of LoruIe4 County. the
following described properly, to wtt. two negro wo.
men. named Rp-aIIHa, and Leiha and her child
Levied on as the property Of sad defendant
Thomas AIMS, 10 s1t-ly the above named execution
and all cost
ADOLPHUS G. WEIR,
MARSHA \ District Nj.
By f.. H. ALteS, Deputy
Apr. lJtn. l,4J-1i-bw PR lee sl0 81
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NIarsIlal's Sale.

40. l5 Henry G Wsncr
+ Calhoun VIM Gov. al f. "a To June
Iurion and olhrr'. term, 1910 L. s.
No, II J. Il BadlurI& Co District Count
va
J.. +. Calhoun VIM Gov.
Ingiou ana others
Dl vlHuc atlhe obovc specified vrl 10 me direct.
ID cl hom lhc lloenlabc District Count NJ rhe
United State orthr Northern District ct Mu.i,.
supp, VIII scl ou Monday the an day of MAY.
1910, % the Court-llo4.c OF luwudes County, lie
following described property, To VII; twenty one ne.
urncy, named as luluw, B,b, Charity, Polly, Ben,
Charlotte, 10 JIM, Isam, Henry, Lucy. Garrs Da.
Wy, Charity, Reuben, IIark, Nancy, Adcunc SALLY.
Prlef Joshua agd Hercules
Levied on o. the property Of sand defendants.
CuyWglou q Calhoun, 10 satisfy tie above named
executions and others and all cost
ADOI PlIUS 6. WEIR,
Marshal \, DIST. NJ
1Y ErWIr II Atirv Dcp'ly
AprI 18th, 1910 IA 3w Ipf e. 50 90
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CORPORATION Notice.

A LII persons who may bring 'or The ftare, ar
"A iices to town for SALE after the Gr,t DAY Of
MA May next, shall be compelled to carry them 10 the
market ~ House, between the hours Of and 10 o.
clock A. NJ.
BY order Of TIE Board
Ell ABBOTT, President
Apr 18Th. $40 -4l-2W.
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A LII persons interested in the real estate Of VIZ.
n l.. Moore, decd, are hereby netihed 10 be ans
appear before the Judge OF The Proba,es Court for
Lowndes county and State of Mississippi, on the
first day Of June, 1910, to shew cause ii any they
have, why the real estate belonging 10 said deceased
should not be sold, or so much thereof as will ba
sufficient 10 pay The debts OF sand deceased
JOHN HuDDLESrON, Admr
CHARITY MOORE Admrx
A.+" ! $40 " Tv
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Notice.

4 IL persons having clam, against The estate Of
n NaHll Moore decd, VIII p-rseu, them TO the
subscnher FIR payment within iarty days from this
date, OF laey wi be deblrred recovery.
DAVID GARDNER,
Administrator.
April lllh, ISaO-u-3N'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-25
Notice.

WE have received supply 81 paper If tie 6rs,
quality for Blanks, aaI also new iyp4, and
sfe now Prepared To DO work IN as neat manner
!" can he dome in any city in the South-New Or.
Igahs not excepted. We also have On hand large
'@ 'ment Of enlmeied. htnnze, and plain cards
W az, sizes. Ladies wishing cards executed in the
Aeaiest manner attic Office II TIE Democrat.
April 18Th, ls4O-C
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-25
Female Seminary.

NISS NJ ENlN & MISS GARNER, respect
VI tuIy inform the citizens al Columbus aud the
public generally, that they intend opening a school
10 The Masonic lIau on lbr 21lh INST, Tor the term
Of eight months. From their experience they fiat
Ter Themselves That HEY viii be enabled to render
his institution worthy of public patronage, ami give
entire satisfaction 20 those WHO may conide the ed
ucaituH oi lhcr chlldrca 20 them.
Owing 70 the pressure OF ibe lncs they have re-
Solved 20 reduce he terms Of Wtnnas ollows.
lst Class Onhogpphy Reading add
Wunug. Si4 90
lnd Class Grammar Geography HIS.
torysnd Anumclek, q 90
SD Glass. Al Tho banche, usually taught
~ the higher Schools 80 90
& NIL
A. MURDOCH
D. WILLIAMS
J. II. HAND,
K BARRY.
ELI ABBOTT.
l.. DONNELL
Apu ls--ll-2a'
Trustees