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,d,ioaal Rules, governing the prac-
,;s and proc eding in the superior
court of Chancery, reported by John
auitman aud Georges. Yerger, Esqs.
and adopted by Chancellor Buckner, on
tina 18th April, 1912.
RULE 81.
Besides the general docket now IN
10. there shall be kept by the Glerk'
rec Sc parate dockets, viz: RuleDock-
a Motion Docket and Hearing Dock
"a No cause shall be placed upon
Ii Hearing Docket but by order OF
Curt or upon the written order OF
&c the solicitors in the cause.
20 The Hearing Docket shall con
~ .anses on pro confesso, demurrer
Z. Lao - Of all the defendants jointly or
proIIy: of causes set down by the
omnlainant for argument upon bill and
nswer, or plea Of all the defendants
ontly or severaly; Of all other causes
shich may be placed thereon by the So
jcitor of either party at the expiration
of five months from the time the cause
hall be at issue as all the parties.
so. No causes but those above emu
nerated shall be placed on the Hearing
Docket excePtby leave of the Court up
on motion.
81. The Motion Docket shall contain
In applications, rules and motions, not of
purse; all demurrers, pleas, &c. of one
nr more separate de endants set down
for argument before the cause IS at is
hue as to all the defendants; all exparte
peitions.
62. All motions TO be placed upon this
Docket shall, with the reasons therefor,
be written with the caption and number
of the cause, and signed and dated by
Inc solicitor making the motion, and the
same shall be filed among the papers in
The cause.
S.. Rule Docket. Causes of every
description, not now belonging to the
Hearing Docket, and all causes which
shall be filed, requiring process or an
swer, shall be placed in ia Calendar
or Rule Docket to be kept for that pur-
pose.
g. Pro Confesso's taken upon SER
vice of process sha be entered by the
Clerk during term time, upon application
OF the complainants solicitor, and proof
Of service of process, subject to be set
aside by the court for irrregularity or
other cause.
s5. Pro Confesso's against absent
or nonresident defendants shall be
entered by the Clerk upon proof be-
fsrs him that publication Of the notice as
required by law, has been regularly |
made.
66. All process returnable into the
Superior Court Of Chancery, shall be
tested on the first Monday in June or
December next preceding its date, and
unless otherwise specially directed, shall
be returnable on the first Mondays in |
June or December next succeeding the
date hereof; but when such process
shall be issued within fifteen of either of
such general returndays, it shall be made
TO the second general return
day after its date.
81. Upon the submission of any
cause to the chancellor upon final hear
ing, The solicitor of the party at whose
instance the same was set for hearing,
shall procure from the clerk statement
in short of the proceedings therein, from
the general docket, to be submitted with
the papers in the caucse.
A copy from the minutes.
r. L. DIXON, Clerk.
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WOMAN PROPosINC.

A female pauper IN the Union Work
house at Olney was the other day proved
20 be the owner Of a fortune Of ESQ.,
As soon as she received the money, she
sent for blind man who had been Kind
20 her IN the workhouse, and married hIm
Immediately = English paper.
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+ WILL expose 10 publ. sale. before
the court house door IN tie town u
Canton,
IN tie Ed dag # Gag. 1912.
the following described To-. VIZ. berin-
nlng one hundred aud forty wards s.SssA
~ 'he northwest corner Of The eass halt
OF the south-wes, quarter Of section aiae-
teen, township nine. range three. eas,.
running along said line two HUNDRED sas
eighty YARDS thence east iwo haa3rel
and forty-five yards: thence north to
hundred and eighty wards: thence wesf
to the beginning two hundred ana tostv
i've yards. Levied on a the property 81
Samuel Thornhill, and will b. Soti tor,h-
taxes due on said land f9r IT, vear~
1855, 80, 40, and Al. Amoan, If ,ax,
es due S77 80.
]. I'll. AASN0I.
assessor 1 Collector for 1881.
April %, 1912.
Pr. fee 50. as
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E, 0. Chafee-
TAILOR.

- AS opened IN the establishment,
formerly occupied by Montgomery
Canton, 30, 1849 Ao-,r
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TRUST SALE.
diff

TRUST SALE.
- virtue of deed of trust execu,-
-, ed to the undersigned by A. A. Nc
wine of Madison county of Mississippi.
the 9th day of February, 1910 and duly
recorded in the Probate Clerks Office Of
Madison county, in the State aforesaid
10 Book of deeds G. pages 51I and 51a.
lor the purpose of securing the payne nj
OF the following six promissory notes.
VIZ: one made payable to the Citizens
Bank of Madison County, one to the In
Ion Bank of Mississippi, two to the Com
merclal Bank of Natchez, one to the
Commercial and Rail Road Bank of
Vlcksburg, and one TO Taylor, Gardner.
d Co., of New Orleans. for whose use
said deed of trust was executed. which
payments not having been made accord
ing to the provisions of said deed. and
the undersigned having been requested
by the said parties intended TO be Sc
cured, will sell at public auction, for
cash,
y" AeJourM Monday Of Nay neat,
in front of the Court House in the town
of Canton, in Madison county, and State
of Mississippi, the following negroes.
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To all whom il may concern.

A " aAOa4A n R&4sAt NOACFEA1.
A LII persons having any S.rav Cd
- StrayS Of any description Ii lheis
possession, will save themselves \ Errle
trouble and a good deal III expense 81
complying with the law III suca Gases
there are many persons II the county,
who have Strays IN their possession and
are using the same contrary a. law. ana
| viii Institute proceedings aga.as. all
such persons whenever information Isl
the fact Is received Persons Who have
taken up Strays 81 aav sind and has
them appraised, will o. Liable lor SIS ex-
peuses incurred unless thew aaaear ga
the day Of sale, there 10 give a. accout 81
the same The Straw beck caa - rA-
amlned a all hours Of the day ~ the Oh
flee of the Mississippi Creole.
J. 4. TALBOT.
Ranger of Madis3a couztF.
Canton, March %. Is42.-41-S
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

WILL expose TO public sale, before
- the court house door, in the town OF
Canton,
On the 25th day Of July, 1912,
the following described property, viz:
beginning at stake at the western boun-
dairy of the town Of Canton, nj the south
east corner of fifteen acre lot that be
longed to said county of Madison, thence
south eighty-two degrees west sixty
eight and half poles; thence eight de-
grees east thirty-fve poles to a stake.
thence eighty-two degrees east sixty
eight and half poles to a stake; thence
north seven and half degrees west
thirty-fige poles to the beginning, con-
tanning fourteen acres of land, leaving
out of the south east corner one acre Of
land. Levied on as the property of
George G. Skipwith, and will be sold for
the taxes due for l841. Amount Of tax
es due S25 so.
]. II. VANNOY.
Assessor & Collector for l841.
April 81, 1912.
Pr. fee gel. 49-13
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MARRIED..

In this town, on the 9Th instant, by the Rev.
J. Williamson, JAMES w. OSBORNE, Esq, Attor-
ney at Law, TO Mrs. MARY A. Moons, daughter
of John Irwin, Esq-ChGr N c. jour.
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81 must whip you, child, because love
you"
"Oh, dear, paid rather you would
hate me and let me alone.' Ores. Citu.
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The undersigned will convey to the
purchaser or purchasers, such title as is
vested in him by virtue Of said trust and
no other.
E. Ii. POWELL, Trustee.
Canton, April 90, 1842-49-4
Printers fee $I2 SO.
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An editor stopped his press to write po-
etry, when after few days labor he
brought forth the following:
81 love to see the waving grass,
Just before the mower mows it;
Hove to see an old draw horse,
For when he goes he goes it."
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INsOLVENT NOTICE.


fE'HE undersigned having been a.
pointed BY the Honorable Prohase
Bourt OF Madison county. Comnissson-
ers 10 receive and report claims arairs.
the estate of William CarDsnt,.~. -
ceased, reported inso!Feas. Ns,ire i
hereby given q al persons haysas
claims against said estate. I'm, H.. az
derslgned Commissioners vii r.eet sn
the first Saturday in each month r,r 49,
"eH' SIX months, a. the Counting R0am
" " 1onu ~ ocott = 70, tor the purpose
OF attending to the aforesaid basi1esS 81
said estate
o. =. SINGLETON.
SAIL SCOTT.
WN PRiESTLEY.
Commissioners
Canton, April IS. Is42-4S-4
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son'ssntly On Aaad as tai, osss.
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p WILL expose TO public sale, before
- the court house door, in the town OF
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~ - AA-N y A4Ea ~.
SAIL SCOTT.
III iii. PRfE<TE.EN


Canton, April IS. 1s42-4s-4
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LAND NabR SALE.

WISH to sell my Tract of Land, lying on Big Cub
L Creek in the lower end Of Campbell county and
adjoining the lands Of WIN. Ferguson VIM Paulatt and
Ihos. Harvey, containing four hundred and eighty one
acres. There 100 of first rate Low Grounds
and about two hundred of first rate Tobacco Land
to clear, which is heavily numbered, and Is within one
mile Of two saw mills and grst mill If this Land be
not sold before, ii will be sold on Saturday, the h of
April, at public auction to the highest bidder on liberal
TERMS TIiOS b. PtI'lEIvF
March IS WV
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MAY ;
'1sr. william Railcy:

EDIEASE take notice, that " Il. on Thursday the
q 9TH day of June, ls12. the store of Peck < Nj
coil at the Big Lick, in Roanoke county. Virginia. pro-
coed 10 take the dispositions of George Wallon and others
to be read evidence in suit now deppndnu in the
Circuit Superior Count OF Law and Chancery for the
county OF Roanoke. in which am plaintiff and You arc
deiendant.-Also, at the place on "Wednesday the
Bis OF August Is2 will take the dispositions of Thorn
Walton and others, tob read as evidence in the same
suit. Also the Franklin Hotel in the town of Lynch
burg, Virginia. on Tuesday the 9th of September. 1912
will take the deposltons Of Isaac Oliver and others 10
he read evidence in the same suit You are invited
to attend if you think proper.
CHARLES w. McCLANAIIAN.
Big Lick May ). 1872 wtw
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NEW STOCK or

NEW STOCK OF
q TX % G. y; w 81 s..
EISr RECEIVED Ar OUR CASH STORE.
~ which we offer ior sale low. lor cash or in barter
20 hhds \. O., Z. L., 1t. Croix and Clarified SUI
loo bags Rio. Cuba. Iagura and Java Coilecs
II bbs. and hhds. Molasscs,
loo sacks Liverpool salt.
1000 lbs. sole Leather.
80 kegs Nails.
10 " Box Nails,
> tons Iron
ton Bliscrcd Steel.
10 bbs. Tanners Oil. good article.
boxes Sperm Candies
IL 4" Hull 4 Sons and Taow do
bags Ginger, bags Pepper, and bag All,plcc.
5000 lbs Family Bacon
New \. {. Clipped Icrrngs
90 boxes 81 10 and lo( II Glass
10 " Loaf Sugar,
| fierce Rice
box Starch,
Teas in caddc. and 6 III. boxes,
q doz. painted Buckets.
10 nests Tubs. iron bound,
. - - wooden do,
- half boxes Rasins
30 reams Wrapping Paper.
do Letter and Foolscap do.
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns. Iynchburg and Cunningham
\ Andcrson's Factories.
with many other articles usually kept in our Inc such
as Hats. Caps Powder and Shot Cigars. Alum Satpc
tire, Indigo, hladder, Domestic Oznaburgs. Cheap Cali
Goes. Sc. sc. We solicit call from our friends and
the public generally Is. L. TINSLEY s Co
April Is is
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NOTICE..

FUNlF subscribers have formed Go partnership in tho
1 business Of Transporting Freight and Passengers
the James River and kanawha Canal between Rich
mond and l.yuchhurg. under the firm Of Boyd, Edmond
4 Davenport, James NJ Boyd, Il lbcr Edmond. aud
Isaac Davenport, Jr. alone authorized To sign the
name Of said firm Ia contracts any debt, or doos, 10
make any engagements whatever account Of SAID Co
partnership which shall he binding the other Go part
ncrs. James NJ. Boyd will superntend the business III
Lynchhurg. and Robert Edmond and Isaac Davenport
lr. in Richmond BOYD. EDMOND s CO, and
John Blair Shephcrdson, Tutwcr & Go.
March p Is
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L VIRGINIA. Ia wit At Court held for Frank I'm uuny
at the Courthouse, the 2nd day of May, lSl2
Charlotte crimes, Plaintiff
against
Thornton Lavender, Robert +. Woods George T. Tate
Edmund Tate Emily L. Tate, Edmund Thompson and Mil
dred his wife Thomas Greer and Ann J. his wife Henry
r. Caipcr Charesc. Carpcr, John Edmund Tate George
H. Tate and Thomas " Tate the last three Of whom are IN
'n' children of Henry c {. Tate decd Defendants
IL CH\NcERY
he Defendants George T. Tate Edmund Thompson and
MILDRED ms wlle and John Edmund Tate, George IT, Taic
ana onas ~ Tate, not ha, entered their appearance
and gwen security, according the of assembly ana,hc
rules oi tins court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
'ha' 'hcN are not inhabitants ofhis Commonwealth on the
motion OF the plaintiff by counsel ordered that the said
Ia, named defendants, do appear here Iulv Court next
ana the plaintiff bill, and that copy this order
be Iohw h published in the lynchbrry Nirainan Tor @
mohS "resvey and posted at the front door the Court
house OF this county,
ACopyTcstc,
~, NJ. G.. CARPEH, elk.
WI
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Ii d \ Il DI 4. .

NJ RS HANCOCK respectfully informs the pub
A'A lie, that she keeps Boarding House. in the up
per part o the brick building, opposite the Post Office
and that she is prepared TO accommodate Young Ladies'
from the country adjoining towns who may wish Ia
attend school in town. Having teacher in every way
qualified for her profession. boarding in the house, Young
Ladies. will have many advantages the use of her
Piano. &c..-and their manners and morals will be
strictly attended To by Mrs anrnck and their Instrc-
inss. ian~~ VI, ..f,f s..s.
sfai "a 10
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u rrrS for Consumption NJ Adam M5tt give. tho
fsllowng statement in tho Maine Farmer
~ irirr3 II MN. no resided IN Industry In THIS
stse. told ue thai Afs Wiis SEX Of whai the Doc
tors called lie Consumption. She visited b. four
Phfs'caa-. shs Iraye her over. She very sick
Vas auahlc 10 at up-had very severe col1--and
grew better, but rather wnrse'-she failed very
tas She rcollected that she had before received ben
eft irom the al ~ Johns wort her husband pro
cured some o II. IT STEPPED. and she made IL her
constant drnk-for four five days there appeared 10
he hut l,tl. alteration but after this she grew better
fast her health much improved that IN the
course Of sN eight weeks she able resume her
customary occupations commenced weaving and
woyc about 10 Yards Of cloth. During this time she
made constant use OF St John wort tca-Wha has
been done may again be done. |, helped her: II may
help others.
Tho tea may he made IS You would make pepper
mint any herb tea to drnk-by merely sleeping tho
herb IN water. The herb may be gathered any time
after IT is large enough-bui tho best time for gather
ing IT Is during the seventh month \ supply may
now doubtless be found IN almost every lay NOW where
there any hay. much approve Of THE SIMPLE remedy
A. Morr.'
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ARIEIlI.S.

SHONEL and longs at all prices.
- Brass and common And rons
Brass and common Tenders,
Coal Sknitles and Siitcrs
Spit Boxes. brass and common
Walters of all sizes aud qualities
Candlcsticks, plated and brass.
Shutters. plated, brass and steel,
Bras and Japanned Lamps,
Ladies' Dressing Boxes
Sugar Boxes and Tea Cadies
For sale very low, by
ii. b. RICHARDS.
Dee 6 ),
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%. Ia.
NATE have been AT great expense. and loss OF time
W preparing to DOT BIZ. REFINE OIL BAR
IRON We are in full operation: AND have the
satisfaction 10 10 customers and the public gene
rally. that have tested ii we'll and feel safe in 81
ing it is the best made in this country. II is both
tough and finn We we'll convinced of the a
bovc assertion that we feel equally safe in warrantinr
every BAR 10 be GOOD.
JORDANS s IRVINE
Rockbrdoe, April II, 3m
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Notice.

FnNlIEananal Anniversary Procession Of l.snchonr?
! LoIge. VI. II, l. O. .. +. will be held IN this
place On "Wednesday the 18th inst. which occasion
there will be procession aud Address u when are
invited the r. W. Graud Ioigr Of Virginia. aud all
subordinate 5ge- in the ii tie together with all tran
sent brethren 81 good standing. who may be IN reach to
participate i. y FOL Ri2, RtAN, sec J.
Ma, - wy
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llOatin. Business and Coal Trade.
w. ID b n a

j. w ID b re
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his old friends and Gus
Z toners that he has returned from Havana in bel
ter health than he has been for years.
The affairs Of his House, O. w. D. & Coz WneIpor-
edy thrown into confusion during his absence have been
restored to order and having resumed business his best
energies WILDE devoted 10 the service oihs friends from
whom he asks continuance ofthat patronage which
confidence and kindness have heretofore bo
rally accorded to hun.
Richmond, April Il WV
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NO B'Fs'E'.

FNNlE subscribers would respectfully inform the inhab
y tansol Iynchhmgand surrounding contry, that they
have taken store adjoining Mr.J +. Hunt, where they
have lust opened splendid assortment Of French and
American Paper llangnes which will he sold to suit
tho times, and put up with ncancss and durability IN
town country. They also kccpon hand and make to
order cnrled hair and shuck Mattresses of the best
quality, c. DOGGET s Co.
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33oetfral.
ruE YEAR.


TmE YEAR.
Old Father Time Law on his bed,
And watched the Months pas. BY,
4 motley train Of warm and cold.
ofroash, and wet, and dry:
And with slow STEPS ,hev pas, along
rrail Children 81 Sire so strong
Fira JASr,Rr, tall and bold,
Leaned k,~ward, with a smile;
Brigh, was his v,ssEc, though hi. clothes
Covered with Ne. the ~hilsi
The snow lakc- fell among his hss.
But cheerful VAS his leok and air.
Mex, chilly FrnRr,EY came,
And bastcned 10 the Are,
Thrust his blue hands into the aarne
While March did much admire
To see his chilly brother sh''er,
And how his trembling hands did qriver.
NAReH was a rugged, clustering eli.
Rough, ioyou.. fraHk and frees
With hair blown from his broad brown face,
And air of bois,erous glce;
prigh, were has ewes, which like his har.
Prom side 10 siis TUNED every whore.
Next weeping AFut came along,
Ill .naC,
50. 18th ,,,;,s h,,,ls 90,
-, - ..,,a,..
= Lei. Wilt,
His ,,sage lgi,rned with smile
youthful maiden neNt Appeared,
,...,.f.,I -.
IL .,;,.. .t,.r,.,,3x ,,,,h ,r.,.
r. l.. -. I'll, -. -.
49,, 49,, ~. ,,,,4,,, b,,,
,,t, tr,, f-,-,,..t i;,,t. .,.,-~
S,v, Is.su,.,,s yr,.,r. -,b t,,.,v ,ft,rb,
All ot1s,.Ix tl1.-,
Nth, e,,,c,- ii. ,,,,,,s ,,5 L,t.,
pfah .,,e,, a. linn.
Iie th,., hrigh, .u.rhI,,r ,.lo. vbthL,
Tn the Blue o,ean Il the 4v
JrIy. With .faiel, erace .uer- on
She wosc 3 Offering tire,
Rich werc bcr rol,r.. 90 r-cs TIA, all
Looked fer 10 admir-;
Around her slender wai,t , sous
OF fruits and flower, alt,rn.t. shown
Fair Arorsr, With a mstry, cy,c,,
PaSei gently ~ sr-r.
II PLANTS and flowers, 80 lately .oor,l,,J.
Revived beneath her SWAY
Well p,ca-cd ,,,bil, he, v,,l ,b, ,,,vnI
1h,n glided on, still doing good.
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NEW CONCERN
NOTICE..

NHOSE indebted TO the firm OF Payne s Gregory.
will please call and settle their accounts and all ha
wing claims against them will present them for payment
as sdessbe that the affairs Of the concern be
as speedly possible.
ID. b. PAYNE
j l. GREGORY
hL1,l. =,
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lout 81 100 oon-which - 70 each soul Of very ia
greater than any country OF Europe.
Thus the number Of Hogs in the L. States is greater
than all ia Eng land France Prussia. Austria. spain,
Denmark Bavaria and the Netherlands. making pop
ulalion exceeding hundred and twenty millions.
OF Shccp the proporton IN Europc, " each soul. Is
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y,4,v

Of June next. when it will positively take place on the
promises. Those wishing to view the plantation can
be accommodated at any time
TIIOS. B. PAULETr
MAY ; wll0Je
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Dry Fruits. &c, &C.
IN DRUMS FRESH SMYRNA FIGS.
cO case Prnnes in fancy boxes
do do in glass jars very fine
. bales fresh Soft Shell Almonds.
10 bags Fbor,s
10 do Palm Nuts
ALSO, Cocoa Nuts. Pea Nuts Pccon Nuts. Citrons
in Confectionery Store, can be had at "Nf'
&. w. NANCFN,S
Opposite Mr. j. ID. Eyans's China Starc
he above atlre4 all fresh ami Of the hes, ooalt
Nsea Il ~ ''->' -
-
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NEW DESY GOODS STORE.

HNE subscribers have taken the stand recently ocru-
Il pied by Mcssrs. Hunt \ Ward, and offer the pub
lie GOODS. Al extremely low prices. They will sell
Prints, from o. to % per yard
MouSlns, handsome patterns and good quality 2j cts
per yard,
Figured Lawns superior. at p cts. per yard.
Silks an excellent assortment, some very low
l'omtszincs
Cloths stock ofcvory colour and quality, from 50 80
to the finest grade.
Cassimcres, large stock, and handsome styles, for
Spring aud summer
Gcn,lemcn's Summer Wear Of every description and
price.
Together with almost every article in tho DRY
GOODS line, 10 which the public is respectfully invited
to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere, they
arc determined to sell at the very lowest prices
:. 5. w. HARRIS.
April % I'm
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ESg1ss 'EgHsECE0N. GggPgiEsssAN
SsEJ.E1a

SUPERIOR 10 the IIyyral B,onerctifs Evsr,' yom,t,
= the Matrhle,s pr.c Sentative Indian plcavc or any
,,bor pm. ~ ,N1,,td l.f, ti ,,t - e,.s ~ -. ~
Physicians and others Lei none condemn them until they
nay ',sa '' ',1 ,"; g Az ,,sf WI. Inc nor,
,,ii. ~. - -, pIlf IS -, ,h ~. a f.
I..t and MA, .i;,.;,,. I,tNT.IN Nitt5irI%E ,h,; h.
cot L5 .1 IN lori., II er, f,,,ii, e,,i5 bc..,c ,o
quaat,l with their sovereign power diseases, thcy
would keep them and be pared WHh sure kfMtI)f :"
apply the first appearance o disease, and then how much
distress would be avoided and money sAycd well as tho
lives thousands of who hurried out OF tune 10y neglectng
disease in is first stages by not being possession OF
remedy which they PLACE dependence upon
ca Pills in Box Price ga cts For Sale in ynoahmS
by DlNklE y htM8ottil, Agss.
Oct p - WITS
CERTIFICATE
certify that have by way of experiment. used the Hy
gean and various kinds Pills in my prartice
highest reputc the public estimation,
Offered TIM, vicinity the last
years Including those rallrI the Rrsur1.,iol ~, Persia,
whole raalos' has answered better purpose as an .a,y
and claeoa remedy than the Rcsn,,tion Persian pills
in most eases Of disease CiNS. BAHkJs, NJ D.
lNp'hcs'ei,4 y - sep. Il ioHJ