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DIR. CHAMPIONS
VEGETA BIZ
AGUE MEDICINE.
4 s4fe and certain Cure fer ChjHs and
Fegers IN all It's complicated forms;
also an efectaai remedy for Re.

Il sac and certain Cure fer ChjEls and
FeUers IN all is complicated forms;
also an c6ectUai remedy for Fe.
ccrs Of ,euery description.
This medicine has been used By the
proprietor a number Of years, in extensive
practice, during which time he has treated
some thousands of cases Of Feyers and
from the success in this mode of practice,
he is confident it must aud will be the pre-.
yailns practice in PeycFs. ltnever fails
to cure the Chills aud Fever The first
day.
Bilious, Typhus, Neryors, Coniestivo
and Winter Fevers, all yield TO the use Of
this medicine, and are cured by this sys-
TEN Of practice, In a shoh time, and with
much more certainty than any other sys.
tenn ofpractice that has ever Been recon.
mendcd.
Letter from Mr.. Thomas P1Hon-Tsns.
Dr.. CHAIPloN--DEAR Sir,
This is 20 certify the virtue Of your pills
my work hands 25 in number, former.
ly have been afflicted very much with the
chls and iever-nad your pills have
proved to be an efIcclt0 remedy for
the cure Of that disease IN all cases. I
have not called the aid ola Physicians this
yeaT--about six dollars have covered all
nv expenses, for yonr pills and they have
affected an immediate cure in every
case that has appeared among US, nv
friends in This part of the county speak
very highly Of these pills, and think they
have been much benefited by the use Of
them,aad are very anxious that you should
lei Us have a good supply Of your medi.
cncs IN this neighborhood.
Bridgeyille, Tenn. Dec. 20th ls41.
THOMAS PATTON.
This is to Certify that have used DR..
Vegetable Ague Medicine IN
my iamily for tho last eighteen months
with the most happy effect. have used
tho medicine in Chlls and Fever. ami
Billions and Cougestiye Fever, aud have
known ii used 10 great number of cases
within the surrounding Counlryand in tho
many cases ia which | have known Il used
q las never faIloi 10 a single instance 10
perform cgee; and ( sill say 10 tRoso
that may 10 benefited Us Lhe use Of 10
that 90 think De-. Chnmp.o5's
Ague Pills. by farihs best lgve ever
known used in Fever.
RQBER HUGHES
81 Clair Co. III. Morch ID 1912.
Each box contains tweniy.four pills
twelve Of which are sufficient to cure apv
ordinary case Of chllls and fever. A pam.
phlet accompanying each box with full d.
reciions, aud ample certificate, Of the eff.
cacy ofthis medicine.
Price 81, 25 per. box.
For sale by
a. N. JONES,
Agent for DR.. Champion.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI }

Probate Court, November Term, 1912.
IN pursuance Of an order granted to me By
4 the probate Court Of Lowndes county. al
the November Term thereof I shall proceed
10 sell to the highest bidder, on tho both dav of
January next, lS43, the following described
tract DC parcel Of LAND, belonging to the es-
tate Of John X. Parker deed, VIZ: The North
half Of The South West quarter, and the North
half IF the South half Of the South West quar-
ter "a Township l6, Range 10 Wesi, in
l.owndes county, and State Of Mississippi.
The above property to be sod at tho Court
House door in the town Of Columbus, on
credit Of twelve months from the day Of sale
Notes with approved security will bereauired,
with a staiu airy hen on the same for the our.
chase money.
ISABELLA ANN PARKER,
Administrators.
November II, 1870.
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Never kiss two girls At once, wise
Iy advises Du Sole. We got kissed
soys de Sunday Times, BY two al
ooees by running our face between
them jest as they were going to kiss
each other There was nothing par
iicularly unpleasant abou jhot.
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A high churchman was once asked
what made bis library look so hin (?
His reply was, "My books all keen
LMff'
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NOTlCE.

TNllE sale Of Drugs and Medicines
Er. &C. heretofore carried on by nv
suit at the corner Of Main and Market street
IN Columbus, Missssipp, under the name ana
style o. L. a. SMITH. will in future De con.
Quoted by the undersigned The entire stock.
The books and accounts, and every thing con-
nected with he establishment arc mine alone.
Those holding just claims against the above
establishment, will present them for payment
to myself and all those Indebted to #. are
cautioned against making payment to any 9TH
er. The old patrons Of the house and the pub.
lie generally may rely on liberal terms, pron1pt
attention and the best articles the trade csn
supply. The business will be continued with
cut interruption in future under nv individual
personal attention.
A. ~ JONES.
Htvomhor Z 1919
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5 C0UGH TOIENCEe


Nh ULLB c0UsHL0ZENGe as
Ma lae salest most sars aad q ntl
remedy Cor Couahs Colis, Colsuar
Whtoping Cough, Aslama. 'ign1ss y
lhe Lungs Or Chest, SC. Pie pi sl
has pever koean Oh Instances rhi
30 not give perfect saiisias bon.
Thousand boxes have beer ld ulttin
last few mouths, restoring b health per.
sons in almost every stage orcoasun dnrr
and those laboriag uadef Ne mo alsiua /.
8ne Colds and Coughs. lae % Dot
cheek aud dry op he cough bui g 'iief q
easy, promote expecieraion, Ebay the|
lickiug orirreiaiion, and remote Ias pros.
innate ard exciting caasg eY are
mode from q combination of,ha aosl va
oa6e eNpeciorani, or cCngh medleines5
ani are undoubtedly superior 20 anH hing
il usa for those cpmplaiuis. hundlcdsI
upon hundie' 8 of certificates have been
offered Of their wocdeTfh virtues, from.
those who huvc been saved 6om an IN
timely grave, and restored to perfect
health, By using them. Prize IS cents
per box, with foil directions
" For sale IL Columbus bv
N fnNEC
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BANKRUPT SAFE

I'm Saturday, fho 3lst day Of December
~ next | viii sell &C the Court Hose
dor q the town q Columbus. Misissio1i :,
ne following land, % vii; The south east ar.
O. the inertia west quarlcr Of section nineteen.
township seFenteon south, range nineteen,
vest. Sold as tie ELECTS Of Goofro Vaughan
who has been duly declared Bankrupt.
5. B. ALLEN, Assigned.
November, n, 1892 ~
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Why is my coat, whether in doors
or out Of doors,exaclly the same ? Be
cause when IFS worn at home, it is also
COya out.
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TRUST NA[E-

Rf virtue OF a certain Deed in Trust axe
- cuted to me as Trusrec, on the 9th dav
OF November q D l54l, by WilliamS S. Boiling
9ad AaryM Boiling ofthe Counlyof Lowndes
and State Of Mississippi, to secure the pay
meat Of cersan pro issory notes therein spe-
ciied, which said deed oftust was duly recon
ded in the office ofthe clerk OF Probate OF Ok
t5beha county IN the State Of Mississippi, I
shall proceed TO sc for cash before lhe court
hoese door in said county Of Oktibbeba on the
Fourth Monday IN Man, 1913,
tie following described land, lying aud being
IN Okt bbeha County, 10 wit:
The south east quarter Of section number
thirteen, ia township number twenty north, Of
range thirteen east, conla ming one hundred
and fry acres 60.l00. Sale to take place
betwcen Tie hours prescribed by Law. Such
title conveyed to the purchaser as is vested in
me as trustee.l
CHARLES r. CRUSOE,
Roy.2O, le42. Trustee.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

II WlLLfeila, the Court flon1e door in the
I town Of Columbus, Mississippi, on Satur-
day the 3lst day Of December next, one hail
interest Of three thousand six hundred and
seventy eight acres Of LAND, lying ia Clai-
borne parish, Louisiana, IN Township fifteen.
siXtneem aud nineteen, Range Hine and ten
West; sold as the Effects OF Peter g. Tbomp.
son, who has been duly declared bankrupi
SANFORD B. ALLEN.
Assignee.
November M. 1870
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NOTICE.

HAVING determined to 90 to Mobile The
H ensuing winter, for the purpose Of doing
a General FuctCFage and COns-
mission Guinness, / would respectfully
solicit he patronage 81 my friends and tie
public gencfaliyi having bern planter myself
iof several years, / have some KNOWLEDGE Of
The quality Of Cotton, aud pledge myself 70 at
'eno % al business entrusted % me with iiei-
Q and despatch. viii be IN the city ci Mo-
le1e, ihe lst Of January, %, where win be
happy 70 attend 10 my friends n nv line.
VIM WOODWARD,
of Noxubee County, Mss
Novenbe II, 1872.
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CHARLES r. CRUSOE,
Trustee.
THRUST SALE.

DY virtue ola Deed in Trust executed by
~ Isaac Easterly to me as Trustee, which
said Deed was duly Recorded in tie County
Of OktIbbeha and State Of Mississippi. I shall
proceed 10 sell at the Court House door in
the county aforesaid, or the
Sirfh day Of January Il. d. 1913.
to the highest bidder for cash the following
t-ae. or parcels Of Land. 10 VII; Lots numbe5
one, two, three, four and five, Of fractional Sec
ton thntY three ia towr ship twenty range
daeen east containing 2Ii acres, or so mneb
thereof as maj be sufficient 10 satisfy noe
secured by said deed with interest and cost II
sale. Such utle as sycsied in me BY said decd /
viii convey 70 the purchaser.
CHARLES DIBRRLL
Trustee.
Stsfkv,lle bliss. July 9th 1912.
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Nos. I q 3 Commerce st.
First door aboss 81 81 near AIercsaas HoieI.

% -'tf Atlt- 80 80. mar ID lfiII1a AiNlfls
Phlaalphia,
nFFER ior sale, as an extensive assert 3
" meni Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals.
Paints, Oil, Glass and Dye-Siuifs, Of fresh
and unadul eraied articles. Also, Anatomical
Preparations and Surgical lns rumonis, as can
be found in This city, or in this part Of the
country which we win sell low fir cash, or
Tor such trade as is saleable, for instance, Coz
ton, Tobacco, Rice, sugar. Molasses or any
other produce Of The soil which are saleable In
this part Of The country. An persons opening
new accounts, viii be required 10 send two.
thirds cash with their orders, and a negotiable
note with references, for the balance, on the
receipt Of the goods, or the whole in some Of
the above named articles; FOR which he high
est market price viii be allowed.
n. 3. Any orders sent 70 Us will be filed and
forwarded with as little delay as possible, and
al such prices As will give satisfaction to a I
who may have dealings with us Particular
care paid m putting up Doctors orde.s.
November IL, 1872.
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MILL ROCKS, MILL IRONS,
CASTINGS, BAR IRON,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, sc.
DE FOREST, MORRIS, & Co,

IN OitEC , MOlLttlS, a. W.
Nc, d, Water 81. MOBILE.
III AVE inst received by late arrivals from
Al Liverpool, New York, Boston, Phila.
aephla, and Baltimore, a most extensive as
sortmont Of the above Goods, an Of which
have been selected with he greatest care as b
qualRb and at the very l0lcea prices, during a
whole season'of Unprecedented depression ol
trade, m the Northern cities; which thew trust
WI be found well worthy tho attention of tbe
Planters from the interior and Merchants
visiting Mobile.
In their assortment Will b., found
MILL ROCKS, Of all kinds, and sizes. in
use Also 80
ROCKS For Horse Mills, made very thick
expressly Tor them, II direct importation.
ESOPUS ROCKS, For Wheat. and nprb
cheaper than the French Burr Rocks.
MILL IRONS, For Tub, and Cleared Mills
GIN GEAR AND BOLTS. For lO& Il
feet. wheels, tcarrantsd
bOLTlNG CLOTHS, 40 inches wide. all
numbers.
BLACKSMITH's TOOLS, in great va.
riety. 1@' y"
BUILDERS MATERIALS
300 TONS SWEDES IRON, all sizes.
~ TONS SwEDEs BROAD PLoUeH lRoy.
BOILER and SHEET IRON,
1000 PAIR TRACE CHAINS, made IN.
usually heavy direct frotl Birmingham.
100 CASKS WEDDING HOES. made
to ordet alter suggestions Of many Of he lead.
ing Planters ofthe Stale.
DOUBLE BARREL GUNS. a grea, W.
rietY.
SHEET STEEL, Rim lRcN and BRisrLrs.
Tor GIN Make 6.
The subscribers fatter themselves that their
long experience 10 this business, will enable
them to promote the interests Of those who
wish TO purchase the above Goods.
DE FOREST MORRIS& Co.
Mobile, Nov. 20, 1879.
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IULL's WoRMLOzENaEs.

HULL'S WORM LOZENGES.
DROVED III more than 1900 ~ases 10 bel
n inialiible-iha only certain worm destroy
ing medicine "a use, and are he greatest dis
coyery ever made ior dispellhg the various
kinds Of worms, that so frequently and distress
slngly annoy both chldrenaad adults. Many
diseases arise from worms, and occasion longI
and intense suffering and even death, without
their ever being suspected; grown persons are
often afflicted with them, and are dociored lor
various complaints. without any benefit; when
one dose OF these LICENCES would speedily
cure them. They are an inialhbe remedy
and 80 pleasant to the TASTE that children vii
take them as readily as common peppermint
Lozenge.
READ TEE FOLLOWING LETTERS.
New York, Sept. n, Is4l.
Dear Dootor-According 10 your reonest
we have used your Lozonges IN several cases
Of worms, and found them uniformly success.
iul. We has no difficulty in netiiiir children
to take them, as they are periectly pleasant.
We shall use them 10 our Practice whenever
occasion offers, believing hem to be the best
medicine IN use We have also
used your Cough Lozenges very extensively.
and ind them fully to answer the purpose YOU
recommend for. Respectfully. SC.
ZACHERlAH B. LANE, ND.
w. r. PLEASANT, N. ID.
Mr.. Fulsom Of Spring street N. York, cured
lree Of bis children Of worms BY only one box.
VT. w. llopewell cast broadway, gave them
% his child and they brought away tba worms
by hundreds.
Parents should always keep these Lozenpes
m The house, for they are the best medicine
lal can be administered TO children afflicted
Win worms. Children viii take them as rea.
lily as The most delicious sugar candy.
Price % cents per ooy, with foil directions.
For sale in Columbus by
a. N. JONES,
Columbus Miss. Nov. . 1877.
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TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
I'D I virtue of Deed in Trust execu
I'D tad to me as trustee. on the eighth
day ofJune A. D. 1870, BY Hiram Cald.
well of The County ofLoWndes and State
Of Mississippi, 10 Secure the payment Of
certain debts therein mentioned which said
Deed of Trust was duly recorded il. the
Office ofthe Clerk ofProbate for said com.
ty. l Will proceed to sell before the Court
House door ofLowndes County Mssissp-
pi on
Mondaytte IOh day Of OctoJr nert.
1912. the following described properly. 10
wit: F''''' ~
Negro girl named Rebecca, aeol about
twenty three years, aud her child Eliza.
aged seolt three years, negro girl Char
loite aged about forty fveS wears. negro
BOY William aged about fourteen asears,
negro girl Amanda, aged about nine
years. Sale 10 take place between Ne
hours prescribed by law,
Inc title TO Che above property is sup
posed % be good, but acting as trustee.
sueh tie only sill be conveyed 10 he
purchaser as IS vested in me a. such.
WIN. ?. PULLER, Trustee.
April 8, 1912.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
he sale OF the above meptioned ,ta,-
cry IS postponed until monday. The I2,b
day Of December NEXT
WI. ?. FULLER,
Oct. 10, 1912. isbs,.s
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Fnn he Na.hd1e Banner

TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
The bill for dividing the STATE into
congressional Districts, which was in
.roouced IN the Senate on Monday by
Mr. Iurney, which passed and was
transmitted to the House, aud the sub
sequent action upon which has post
poned The contemplated adjournment
Of The two Houses from Monday 20
this day, will in al probability become
law-and though il Is ia some res
poets satisfactory to neither party, it ia
doubtless better that il should be ac-
cepted BY both, than that the State
should go undistrioied. Il provides
thar the
FIRST DISTRICT
Shall be composed Of the counties
Of johnson, Carter. Sullivan, Wash
ingion, Hawkins, Greene and Cooke.
SECOND DISTRICT
Jefferson, Granger, Claiborne, Camp
bell, Anderson, Morgan, Sewer, Blount,
and Monroe.
THIRD DISTRICT
Knox, Roane, Blcdsoe, Rhea, Meigs.
MeMinn, Polk Bradley, Hamilton and
Marion.
FOURTH DISTRICT
Fentress, Overton, jackson, White
Decalb, Van Buren,, Warren and CoE
fee.
IFIFTH DISTRICT.
Franklin, Lincoln, Bedford and Mar
shall,
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Hickman, Maury, Giles, Lawrence,
Wayne, and Hardin.
SEVENTH DISTRICT
Wilson, Rutherford, Cannon and
williamson.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Smith, Summer and Davidson.
NINTH DISTINCT.
Robertson, Montgomery, Stewart,
Dickson, Humphreys, Benton and
Henry.
TENTH DISTRICT
McNairy, Hardeman, Fayette, Shell |
by, Upton, Haywood, Laudsrdale, /
and Dyer.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSfPPI

= - a - Vi MIS- DltDGlL- Il .
LoWNDEs County,.
Probate Court, November Term, A. D. 1912.
TENO all persons interested in the estate of
n Francis l. Sharp, late Of f.owndes com
~ deceased,
You are hereby cited TO appear before the
Judge OF our Probate Court, at Ter.atl /, .rt.c
to be holden at the Court House bf ead conn.
d. on the lFt -uonaayin lauaarT, "A II. f-i..
then and there TO show cause, ii anv va -.
why an order should not be lnads 10 sell de
following described Lands, situated 10 IouuJes
county, and State Of Mississippi. belonging /,
The estate Of the said Francis 7. Sbaro. des,d
according o the prayer ofthe petition Of lame
NJ. Sharp Administrator of the estate OF said
deceased to pay the debts Of said estate.
10 wit: The West half Of Section No. 10 In
Township No. II Son,h, Of Range No. Is
West, IN Lowndes county, Mississippi. Ills
further ordered by the Court, that tlis citation
be published IN the Democratic Wing. and the
Columbus Democrat, two newspapers publish
ed 10 the town Of Columbus, for six weeks sue
cesslvely.
Witness, the Honorable Thomas SamD.
son, Judge OF the PROBATE Court for
Lowndes county, the LIST Monday Of
November, A. ID. 1912.
Issued from the minutes, the 10Th day Of
November, A. d. 1912.
w. p FULLER, Clerk.
Attest; THO'S. W. FULLER,
Dept. Clerk.
November IL 1872 oct
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IMPORTANT, VALUABLE,
AND
CHEAP WORK.

In the course OF publication, and win be rea.
dy ior delivery carly in Oct. 1912, complete in
one volume royal oc'avo, containing about 6OO
pages Of letter press, and more Than Five
hundred Enqavings, elegantly bound IN
gut price only $3.50 per copy -
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SPUN COTTON.
EHROM the Tuscaloosa Manufacturing Co.
= for sale in any quantity,
WIN. HUDDLESTON g. co,
Agents fer the Factory.
TRUST SALE.

1lOD "a LE t.
HnY virtue Of a certain Deed Of trust.
MD executed to me as Trustee, on the
81 day Of September 4 D 1871; by Sam.
uel Suite, to secure the payment Of GER
tain note therein specified; and recorded
in the office Of theProbate Court IN Noxu-
bee county Mississippi, in Book (D) pa.
ges CID, 6i5, and 0lG. shall proceed 10
sell lar cash, 40 The Court House door
~ ihH Town &C N-.,,'a 0sf The
90 day Of Noramber 4 d 1912,
The following described property lying
and being IN tho Town Of Macon, NoAu.
bee county, known and designated in the
plan ofsaid Town, as follows, 10 wit:-the
north, one third part Of lot or block No.
3 containing one acre more or less. such
title only conveyed 10 the purchaser as is
vested in me as Trustee. Sale to take
place between the usual hours prescribed
by law.
CHARLES r. CRUS0E,
Trustee.
Nay 3, 1912. 6m.
PosTPoNENzNr. The above sale has
postponed until the l4lh day Of November
msi. CHARLES 4. cRUsog. trustee
Nov 3, 1912
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ALSO, DIR. CHAMPIONS
VEGETABLE

4 Bilious, Auti-- Dgspepiic, Puritgirg
and Caihartie Pills, possessing foar
important e0a.bmed properties for he
Cure Of diseases, carefully aud o0rre1tly
combined, one article 10 assist ne egcci
Of aaotier for tic benefit gfhe hoafh Of
mwkini
This medicine is recommended TO the
aten ton ofliose afflicted with Liver com.
plant, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Bilious habrs
cholera morbus, rheumatism
scoriula, foul stomach, depraved appetite
worms. coidialgea, which. is known Ia /,
sinking sensation al the pit ofihe stomach
Iaundice, headache and sick stomach III
1ialion Of the heart, diorrhea, nerveus III
econ,dysenlary or lluv, heart burn wb.,.
swelling and ali those diseases a. isins fro,,,
impure blood.
Numerous Certificates oftlse efcaev sfth,
hove mentonol can be seen AZ ne pl.~~
ihere they are sold
For sale by
An. JONES,
Agent Cor Dr. Champion.
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Agent for DR.. Champion.
Columbus Miss. Nov 81 1912.
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McNairy, Hardeman, Fayette, Shell
by, Upton, Haywood, Laulsrdale,
and Dyer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-13
VOLUME 2s. NUMBER III.

proposed by any party remedy evils felt or ante
Pated; and that Is appreciation own condition
deep felt realization OF the great blessings enoy
a conviction that the shone upon n land mon.
favored by Providence. and that all those subjects az -
CUSTOM which divide important they are nevcr can
justify the herce anuosy which often give birth
hut that they sink into nsigteance when placed N, the
balance against all TINT God has done for us TO make ~
happy people This lesson well leaned abroad by com,
pairing what have left what we see around s and
trust we shall carry II back with precious acau.
sition, influencing conduct and opinions Tor life
Permit me TO conclude by offering you n sentiment in
which am you will all cordially oin:
Our Native Country-Suil the farther are Sc
parated from il.
4th Toast-The Army and Navy of the United States.
5th-The memory OF Washington.
6th-The memory Of Lafayette.
dte-Peace with all nations entanglinp alliances viii,
mono for any end, holy unholy
oth-The sovereignty of the seas common to all M, .
tons, but exclusive under every flag.
The dinner wentofi with great ecla-and the comuanv
separated at an early hour bearing them the ccoec
uon Of delightful and agreeable evening and With
but one circumstance modify their peasure-e neee
sy OF bidding adeu 10 him whose guests they had so often
oeen--and who now and for the last time was theirs
Mr. Clay IN PESNsYLv,SIA.-We to- ( advantage r.a,s.
the Harrisburg Capitolianl ltte 'aun' inh5 die
northern part of State make some in0uirv rnono the
old HARRISON men 10 the of feeling in regard To NJ,
Clay; and found have frequently declared that Ash
lands Sage the only the old Harrison think
OF or talk about We hundreds the old stand of
our party IN the State, and TO they 10 for CLAY and
display more in his behalf than they did for even
the larnented Harrison The feeling for Mr. Clay in ,b
state Is deep and abiding, and confidently beeye-and
ls II the impression OF cOnverscd vit-tat
the vote OF the State will he given him 1914 by hand
some MAJORITY Clay Is the only hope Of the Wings this
ae as he the only salvation OF the country and To him
they look with anxious soicitude raiv will be made for
MN when the time arrives which will surprise the most
sanguine OF his most devoted admirers