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nIsEASEs OF THE LUHGN.-.pecidedl,
~ the most nnpulai remedy ever knownm America
Vegetable Pulmonary BaiSGm is the most valuable
,emed, nov ~ use TT coughs, colds, asthma Or rhlhisic'
consumption. wlOnuiug Cuug, aud pn'nOnaI Y att ciinns
of-,el k,nd. Its sale is steadily increasing, aud The
popueroi- are constantly .eceiyirg he most favorable
account oi its effects. The following new CERTIFICATES
aye offered for publ g examination.
As INTERESTING CASE Extract Of a letter from
Mr. e. > Cav, Kingston, User co., N. \. TO he
proprieto,s. .Nuuts Of he Oh INST. was duly iec'd
A remarkable cure MAS eirctrd by The Neg1lal'le Wv
mpndiN bai.dm N llc nnler aud sprihg "i 1850. Inc
te,snn, Mr.. Mood, had been SICK a long linIe WIN
he consumption. Ills physicians had gwen MN ~,
lie was reduced 80 low Is 10 lie unahIe Il" hrlp hlh'e'i'
and WAS raising a large quant'l, al b'n"G when he
commenced using the i,i.am, which ha. efeced =
complete cue, aud ne "a now AZ hale ana hearty a.
eye, he was. Mr.. Mood, has removed t'om this town.
but he has prcm,j.cd the - mo'e detailed account o, MS
case, which | wiutp ward tnu. C.S CLA1.
Kinsson, n. Y. June %. 1888.
Ex,r.c, Of. lrrtc, from DR., Jhcoh Myers The
Vegetable pnlmn"i,y Bal-am has been -o.d IN ma
count, for two Years, and the me iiciue has gained an
uncommon celebrity, inr II .ca'eeiy ~ one instance
failed ofhay,ng the desred effect. am by No means
"a ravnr uftIc many no-t'"n's' most OF winch ''e IN
no-uiuns upun 4 ~creIulnus public, bni tia, whlch |
know by u-r 10 he el.c ull. ! Cannot help hui CIV" nv
,pu,ob zion ,hcre,o. A counterfeit preparation has
hren offered here h> aWa>elhng Agen', ol CONS o'k,
y. Y. aud the,r Is another article sended here that u
a JACOB MYERS. VI. d.
Niilingtun, Juniata 90 Penn. MAJ 3, 1887 From
Or. Samuel Mcneil, 10 the ltGi, 'eiuts Of the |eee
,.hlr Inlnnnu, Bal-am. am satisfied hat The We
ettLle pulmonAs,N Baisam ~ " valnahe medicine
: l. has been used ~ ,h,- place with complete success II
an obs mae complaint Of the lungs, attended wan
II .e,el cough, ios> ni voice. aud The RAISING OF mncI
! bluod, ahCh had previously resisted many approve
= ~ esr,i ~ inns. After using he Balsain one week, ih
y p.lien,'s voice re utnrd and he was'hie TO speak audi
by. This case occurred some time since, aud ih
m,n 's now engaged not nny in active but 'ahor'ou
businpss. Rr.uertfulIy. SC. ;. NoRRELL.
|, is now more than six Years since WAS Trough
very low b, an affection Of the lungs, and my complain
was declared 10 be incm able toy IA cOunri' OF three phN
.icIaus. was hen restored 10 as GOO health a. ! ha'
? en- o>- ed Coz many yeats, ht using the Vegetable Pu'
mon.ry Bal>am. Since nv recovery have recon
mpnded the Bilsam IN u great manN cases oi ,uu
w. cnmul, ms, and so lar a. can learn. It's USE has in
y ,a,iahl, been followed b, much hrnefi, and IN man
=, instances IT has effected cuies which were who'll, uneS
~ nec,pd. SAMUEL EVERETT,
B,s on, March 2. 1887.
For -ale, wholesale and retail, b, FECK
kR Boz inptun, VI.
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l. o o X III Il X Il!

MR.. EDITOR-Whl you please notify this com
vi munity that the subscriber has opened a Stove
Store, first door westoi j. d il Peck co; where
lie has n general assortment OF Cooking, Box and
Parlor Stoves, Caldrons, aud Hollow Waie of the
superior Brandon Castings al o Bucks Hot Air
Cooking Stove, which he is manufacturing in this
nlace. The construction of this stove is such that
the first and sharpesr heat come, directly under the
boilers and then passes round a spacious and equally
heated oven, AMI requlrrs but compare Iyely iitt,e
fuel to put il in operation, and baies equal 70 n brick
oven. There might be n List OF signatures procured
as long as the recommendation of a country 7, NJ.
from the highest sources IN the sections where Il Is
N use hut a preamble about thi, stove or the Yankee
Notion useless, and if money continues scarce you
must use the less OF IL, so don't do without on that
account, but call and try the new Stove.
Burlington, Nov. ~, lsil, S. w. TAiLOR
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n GOODRICH, one door East Of Farrar & watt
Crcckerv Slore, Up STAIRS, has a very general
~colleclon of Book,, including a large stock OF School
Books and Paper. All wishing TO purcha e will do
well to call. Produce and domestic manufactures o
every description received in payment. School COM
mntee> furnishing for school,, hall have books graz
tuiious,y for all children in ,hef districts who.e pa
rents are unatle 10 Euy. Dec. IS.
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Buffalo Robes.
A SUPERIOR article, Indian tanned; Fur thick
N and ueavy, Pelts ,ofl and plIalle-wlll not m
lure hy we,tin@. For saIely HlCkOh &CAlLiN
West >ide Cuurl House Square, Burlington, VI.
Nov. II, lSli.
y. B. Don't purchase until You have priceathe
article at II .d.C'S. Al,o Barrels and Dry Casks.
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SI@0 z. INWARD.

C.J M REWARD has been Offered for months
tDlOO To any one VINO will use a bottle of
Hays Imminent for the Plies,
without being cured. OF thousands sold, in no one
instance has il failed of a cure. Proof overwhelming
to be had where it is sold, It's also Il certain cure IN
nearly erery case.
Externally in the following complaints.-For the
Piles, for all dropsy, tender feet, sore throat, y can
GERS or ulcers, Group, whooping cough, scald head,
Tlghtness Of the chest, especially in children, foul ul-
GERS OF the legs, or other fungus sores, however obs'i
nate or long standing, fresh wounds, chilblains, etc.
LOOK OUT.-S0me strindierS hare counterfettso
this article, and put IL up ,rih r%arious dericeS. Do no
be imposed upon. One thing only will protect you
It is the name OF CONSTOCK d. co; that nam
must be Arrays on The wrapper, or you may he CHEAT
ed. Do not forge, it. Take the direction with yot
and test by that, or never buy il for 1t is impossi5t
for any other to he true or genuine. n9
Sold by COHSTOCK d. co, II Maiden Lane
New York. PECK SPEAR, Wholesale
Agents, aicw doors cast of the Pos, Office, Burling
/ ton. VI.
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nOCT. M~ARSHALI'S Aromatic, Catarrh and
- Headache SNUFF. This Snu1i> superior to any
thing yet known, for removing that trout le,omc dis
ease, Inc Catarrh, and also Il cold IN the cad, aud the
headache. II opens and purges ont all distinctions,
streng hens the gland, and gives 4 healthy action to the
parts a !ecteI. It is perfectly tree from any thing dele
terioIs IN lis composition-haS a pleasant flavor, and
It's immediate c iec', after being used, is abgrccahie.-
Price 8 Z cents per bottle.
Doct. Mar,hall's Vegetable Indian Black PLASTER.
Thi, Plaster is unriyalled for curing s~crofIlouS swell
lings, Sruryy Sores, Lame Back, and Fresh Wonnd,
palns in The sides, Hip and Limbs; AMI seldom fails "a
give relief IN local Rhelmati>ms. n applied to the
side, il will cure many ofthe common Liver Complaints
and Is equal, If not superior, 10 any thing IN use fOI
corns on the feet the virtues OF hi, Plaster have been
witnessed by thousands OF individuals in the Unnec
States, who have tested it's efficacy. Sold bytbe pro.
pretor Cha-. Bowen, Mi5A,eNury, w., and Prev 4
SPrAh, hln,orl.rgt VI
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meters, IevcTN, NIlIed and borNl1n sIIHeT SPOONS, lea
pots, numbers, go-to-bed lamps, lamp weeks and
glasses, brass s"uilers and trays, aud candles,icks
steel do. plated do. bed pans, s%yr!nEes, TASKS, skates
and many other articles in the same line.
Cards.
Various kinds Of be tut!.Gl embossed Cards, gold
bordered, and gilt edged cards, white and colorel
Cards Of various kinds and sz,s. Pants, pencils
ink, sand, wax, waters, &c,
Scars, Craynts and stocks, coNars, bosoms anc
suspendeTs. We invite attention to some beautiful
new stocks and scnrfs, pautaloon straps, buttons, & c
FerluIacry, sc.
All kinds OF PetlUncry, soaps, HAIR oils, depIlatory
vinegar rouge powders, cosme les, DC,
Brushes.
Worry nice brushes Oft kinds and FOX all purposes
Spectacle.
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FOR SALE.
rTIlAT large and commodious two sto-
l. nv Brick Dweing House ~ Lot


IA rNIIAT large and connections two sto-
q 1&As l. nv Brick Dweing House ~ Lot
"a situated on the west side ofCollegc green
ssEF1ys. at the hc1d of Colleae street, in this vi-
age. The HOUSE, is 81 by Is, with 4 basement story,
with Ii chen AM Provision cellars, AID n wine32 by
IS. t Xlcailur north On College Green, with wool and
store house below, and chaml CT, AM >~leeping rooms
above, 4 large aud councillors Barn, carriage ho",c
ice house, and Other olt-house~, and u spaclois yard
west Of the dwelling house, and IL good durable well
Of wa'cr of the Lest quality ia The village, and . rick
c>lern. One and a quarter acres OF land, ufthe first
Il UalIt, /; a large garden and choice frul trees west Of
the hou e and yard.
The BjIldng> are constructed IN modern style, Of
The lest materials and workmanship, We're erected y
he subscriber for his own u,e, and the location at-
torl> a very extensive AMI pleasant prospect If the
village an lake ON the West and j. not surpassed ly
any other in this part Of lie country.
40 for sale a lot containing an acre oflanl direct
" opposite The above lot with a small convenlentwoo
dwelling house thereon.
PDr,ha.cr are invited TO call AMI exmiue for them
selve>-Terms made knownby he ~ r. 'er on the
prrmi e.. Samuel REED.
Burlington jane, l6, 1910. NJ
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Crockcry and Glass are.
FEW sets White Granite Ware, also Glass
n Dishes and Plates, DecanJeis, Tum5!rrs,Ln,mp
dc. for sale very low, by >. NJ foFE.
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school Books. papcr. SC.

F'TWUUI IOIhS EdTVT. NV'
T II T. sub crlhcr has a lahge stock Of School
/ Books m Paper. Merchants, School committee.
&c. furnished on the most liberal terms. Rags and
most kinds Of country produce receIvedin unvment
Nov. &c, G. GOODRICH.
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&a953AA tf4s1saa t2f22aA ddf212a ealtl
-H6ttt66t1
Via CHATHAM, P%ITTSFlELD, SPRINGFIELD
AND WORCESTER.

ON and after Tuesday, Dec. 81, l3il, the PAssrH-
~ GER TRAiNs viii run through The entire line, -
fullows:-Lcavc Greenbush daily, Sunday exceptsr.
e. A.. NJ. and ! p. NJ.
The morning train will arrive at Chatham 81. -
Pittsfeld 90, nj : ~prinefoid l2i NJ, at Worcester q Z
VI. and at Boston I p. NJ.
The afternoon train will arrive az Chatham 2i q:
Pittsfeld 81, at Springfield 6l p. " leave oprnghth:
next morning g. A. NJ, arrive at Worcester 81 and %
Boston IL NJ.
PrTunN1xo, leave Boston I A. N. and 3 P. NJ.
The morning train arrives at CreCnbush 6t =. ~
The afternoon Train arrives at Grccnbush Il. u. h,ai
day, lodging at Springfield. .
The cars Of the Hudson and Berkshire Rail Rcsf
will run between Hudson and Chatham in conneAlN.
with The above trains.
PAssESoERs from the city of Albany must toka li
boat from Ferry Wharf at Ct A. N. and 1874 NJ.
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WAHCL

IA L return lhanNs 10 cur
tx w custo uers and the public
e. for the Ii eral patronage they
F2>A have given us for some years,
NIX 'sEsSI and inform them that
T. = NE we have visited England and
-(Ns ,M.aS made arrange nents for the
- 80 importation Of Watches, Jew
"-I-S elry, Watch materials, Knives,
Scissors, Razors, Pistols, and Fancy Articles.
We are receiyin. beautiful finished Gold and Silver
Cased Patent Lever Watches of tnglish and Geneva
manufacture. Also. Gold and silver Geneva Lepine
Watches Alarm and Englsh and French Watches.
We shall be happy TO 5 pply any one who wishes
II good watch. The public may rest assured that We
do sell fine watches quite ne low and a ll,tle lower
Than City shops We know by recent examination
that WI are selling fine Gold Lever ofequai quality
lower than they are sid in Boston. Every kind OF
Watches neatly cleaned and repaired al ,hslowes'
prices.
Jcrc'ry.
We have received some beaut iuI Gold and real stonc
Breaches an Pms, which we had made in England
with Torquois, Cornelian, Onyx, Topaz, Ruby, Car
buncle, Opal, Diamond and other precious Stones.
We have also received a variety Of pretty dres
Pins and Breaches, Hair Pms, Boqaet Holders, &c
Head Ornaments, Snaps, Lockels, CHAINS, Keys
silver, shell, Pearl and Ivory Card Cases Memoran
dums, Souvenirs, Needle Cases, and many yer,
pretty Goods.
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UAGAR 4. ARTHUR

General Agents for Mo iat> celcl rated medicine
10 whom all a~ppllcat ons Tor agencies must lie ad
dressed.
Bmling on, Jan. %, 1912.
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DOUBLE. UMBILlCAL
SINGLE.

L ) r received, a sur3ly OF Mar>h's celel rated
. Tris,c-, Of every description, for ale ty he dozen
or ,inele, Nov. J.. PECK d. SPEAR.
iISIru>ses accurately app { free OF charge.
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Consumption and Liver Complaint!

Asa general remedy for thee diseases, | am flly
satisfied, from long experience, there is no medicine
equal 10 DR.. Taylur's Balsam of Liverwor'. Being
pure y vegetable, 1t can be used with the utmost safety
ly all pe.>on> in every condition. 1t clean>es the
lungs ly expecioration, relieves difficult breathing,
and seems to heal the chest. There eau lie no question
bu, this medicine is a certain cure for chronic coughs
and colds. have used ii four years in my practice,
aud alum - t,uth .1nnrs- L RDELRS II II
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-02-26
Notice.

VH'flE undersigned have the pleasure 10
inform their friends, that they have
succeeded in extending their policy Of In
suroncc, to the Jackson and Clinton De-
pots, and all other points on the Clinton
and Port Hudson Railroad.
All Cotton, therefore, hereafter, con.
signed to Jenkins & Bonner of New Or
leans will be fully covered by insurance
as soon as received and reccpicd for by
the Company witbom any Additional chqrge
10 The Platter.
From the great exposure of Cotton to
ire whilst on the cars, and the Bank al
Port Hudson, we view this arrangement
as bIShly advantageous to our friends,
and we trust it will secure their approval
md patronage. j. BONNER, d Co.
Clinton, Nov. go, 184l. tf48
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A LL persons indebted to the under.
IN signed, are requested to come
forward and settle their accounts. MS rur-
thar indulgence is out of my power; nv
accounts are left in the hands of d. lew.
eit' who will receipt for the same. All
who Ial 10 make satisfactory settlements
by the first Of February, will find their
accounts in an officers hands Tor coIec-
ton. v WREN
Jan: % I842. 3lr
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Trustees Sale

w HEREAs, Hugh W, Cunningham
w by deed bearing date the IEI
OF March, A, d. 1889, conveyed IN ,be ' ~,
0erslgned The following property TO viii
" A tract Of land situated lying md 10
mg N The county of Jefferson. and ST.
OF Mississippi, on Horse Creek and NV o
waters 'horeo', TO Wit the north wos,
quarter, the south east quarter, tho oos,
hall OF the south east quarter. Tho na,'l
quarter OF the north cast Quarter All 49,,
south east quarter Of the north cos, o,,a,
Ter section No. twenty. five. in ,ovnI, Ia'
ei8l! Of range nhmber Jour, cast. in tbe
district OF lands sold al Washing,on Nj A.
slsS'Ppi, containing in the whole FAM
hundred and eighty four acres and ,mon
~ one hunarcdth, icing the same cnfor.
ed by one Joseph George. on the 6,b ri
March A. D. 1886, and also boina ~,
same sold by the said Joseph GeorGc Any
Mary his wife, t, lenry &. Street onJ
Hu8n w. cunningham, by deed, which
SAID deed was admitted to record in tbn
ONCE OF Probate Of Jefferson county ~,
the 2lst OF August 1888. Also, the son,h
"esl quarter oI the north east qnor,er or
section twenty-five, township eight range
Ionr, east containing forty acres, oe .Ge !,
same more or less, sold by one Miles 7
Anderson, TO the said Henry G Strco,
and Hugh w. Cunningham, BY deed hon. t
ing date the twenty.frst day Of January 0
A. d. 1887, and admitted TO record, N 81
the Probate Office Of Jefferson coun,v s
AFORESAID on the twenty.frst dav Of An.
gust ID. 1888, and also portion Of if 81
being mat sold by the said Henry G Street sc
ana Victoria his wife, 10 the said IIpcb !,
w. Cunningham, by deed bearing dnle IN
me lst OF January 1889" A more mr.. ca
'cu'ar description Of which said premises A'
"'y oe found IN record, Of deed book d,
pages 42l, 422. 423, in the office of the
C'Grk Of The Probate Court of The county, :
and State aforesaid. '''' =
In trust, and 10 secure The pavmcn, or.
'"o certain promisory notes therein sno., eio
,'heo' drawn by the said CUNNINGHAM in /
avor OF one Henry G Street bcaIing do,a
Isl Of January, A. D. 1889, and also for. |
her TO secure and save harmless The 81 II
street from all liabilities, due from, tLo 4
atc hrm OF Cunningham & Street. vlirL ~
ara TWO pfomssory notes and Liabilities INN
o" remain due and unraid. And. whore are
s. me sad Henry G. Street, the lo,lo
me said PromisSory note, and liabir. +
es, Tor whose bencG, the said trus, was -
reaied, has required the UNDERSIGNED n 7a-
81 me sad property, conveyed in trus,
aforesaid Now therefore, be il known % a..
'ot the said truslc., by virtue Of ,bc s .i,@
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NOTICE.

4 ETj Frs Of administration having
"a been granted 70 the undersigned at
The November term l8ll, of the Probate
court OF Amilc county, on TIC estate Of
William Mickey, deceased all persons
indebted 10 the said deceased, arc re4uess
ted to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the Same win
present them according TO law, or they
will forever be barred
TliEO: MCKNIGHT, Admr.
Dec, o, 1911. 6w50
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THE FELEClANA
Female Institute.

4 NDER the superintendent Of Mrs
a. Lacy, assisted by Mrs Doctor
Cook aud three other ladies', will be omen
cd, at the residence Of DR., Lacy, Prcsi.
dent of the College of Louisiana. in the
village Of Jackson, on the 10Th orJanna.
ry 1912. Mrs. Lacy will give instruction
IN MoraI Science, the French Language
and female manners Mrs. Cook in draw
ing aud painting, and music and the
other ladies' in orthograPhy, reading, wri.
ing ana arithmetic, geography, gram
mar history, rhetoric, algebra, The naru
raj sciences, fancy work, &c. The prices
Tor t0iiloc, board, &c, will be similar TO
jhase chaagod in other respectable Scmi-
narles IN The neighborhood, and will be
made known on application.
Jackson, Dec. 9, 1871. 3m5O
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EXTRACTION
REALITY AND No PUFF =

"REALTY AND No PUFF y
YUVHE subscr,ber ros,oo,r,lI,, ,.,.....
4 the Inhabitants &c ,;Gor',y. ," ,,J ' ~,
vicinity, that he bns moJn m o r,.' ~
ment With lar,e firm, in the ni,, - -" NJ,
Orlerns, for general assortment Of vim
ter clothing and Dry Goods, which h,
viii offer for sale at the lowest cash nri.
ces. He will keen cons,or,Iy M hadI =
laroe asssorfmcn, CJowolj,s ooJ p r ','~'
made at the Penjtentrorv n,,on P - Jus
Italian and Frencb Or, H.. ,,o,
Swiss and French musIios,
English and French calico.-
Merrimac and Rowen calico.
ENGLISH and French mercno
Kentucky and Siubensyille leans
Bomba2ines,
Circassians,
Grape,
Linsey,
Hard Times,
Furniture calico,
Irish Linnens,
German Ljnnens,
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Education.
ATTORNEY AT LAW

AVlNG devoted the month Of Jan.
IL uary TO The settling Of my pecu-
mary matters-l shall commence tuition
on the first Monday in February, at my
mouse two miles east Of Liberty. Those
VINO may apply can be boarded alta mod
era g price but they will lie expected to
possess industry aud docIity.
JOHN r. CAULFElLD.
Jan 90 1842. 4tr
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JUST RECEIVED.
NOTICE.

N pursuance Of an order Of the Pro
bate court of Amie county, will Of
fer for sale 10 the highest bidder on Sat-
urday the 18th Of February, 1912, at the
late residence Of Cadesby Gayden, de-
ceased, the plantation on which he resid-
cd at the time Of his demise, containing
four hundred acres more or less, with n
valuable dwelling house, Gin and Gin.
house, and other out houses, and improve
lnents all in COED repair
The above property will be sold on one
and two years credit. Purchasers are re-
quired to giveRolcs with approved secu.
Iity. JAS PERKINS, admir-.
Dec. 30 1871 All.
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Il UST received Lowell Cotton and shoes
~ from, the pcnitentary at Bat on Rouge
which will be sold very low persons are
requested TO call aud examine for them~
selves.
LEVY DRYFUSS.
Sept. 80, l84l 4Otr
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NOTICE

\ VIE undersigned, are pleased in to.
III me able 10 announce to their friends
. The public, that they have extended
lne'r policy Of Insurance, TO the different
gE,ePols Of The Clinton and Port Hudson
nail'rood, and those shipping Cotton to
rs IN future are assured hat oil losses on
ne Railroad or bank at Port Hudson by
IRE VIII be fully covered by Insurance
f, SMITH, q CO.
New Orleans, Esd Dec l94l, 52.lt
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"A the March lcrm 1874 qer,b,p,.
4 = Il'' o'n'rol mite ccrnry' - . ~ n
P''Sel nl aeccGus Tor final s.,Ji., !" y
S 90 q, allowance, as Guardian OF Ca,La "'t !"
Cnana''r' at which lime all ,bSso ' ,n, ,n'
's''d can attend it they mink nrono ,"''F
Fob. 70 I842 "''' ''or IA,
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NOTICE

10 oil persons interested in The real estate
Gf Joha b. S2ceariGgaa, deca- GREETING.
" GU are hereby cited to be and an.
q pear before the Probate Court of
Amite county on the fourth Monday in
February next, and shcw cause if any
you can, why the same should not be sold.
10 vii; (: The cast half Of the south east
fourth OF section 8, in township 2, of range
4, east, containing seventy~ejght acres,
and sixty-eight one huudredlh of an acre
orIand directed TO be sold at Washington
Mississippi Also three town lots in the
town Of Liberty, known and designated
on the plan OF said town as lots No. /, 3, |
and 4 in square No. 2.
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NOTICE
EITERS testamentary on the es-
H state Of Jane Bates, deceased, have
ng been granted TO the undersigned at
llheNovem5er term l04l, Of the Probate
Court Of Amite county all persons in
debled to The said estate, are requested 10
make lmmediat payment, and those hav
ing claims against vii present them with
IA the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred
RICHARD RATES, Ex'.
Dec 8, 1871 Gw50
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