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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

How DO YOU KNOW IT.-The New Orleans
Bulletin, with its Editors of great CONNER
cial and financial intelligence, predicts the
soundness of the basis on which Municipality
notes have been issued. 1t is asserted in re-
gard to Municipality shn-plasters, that any
and every man who owns taxable property in
the city of New Orleans. is quasi endorser
upon it. So it may be asserted in relation to
all such corporations where stock holders are
bound for the redemption of Bank paper, yet
they have scarcely ever been reached by any
process of law. We therefore, caution our
friends from receiving any description of the
corrupt issues of the New Orleans Banks
Deception will be acted out-snares will be
set to draw in the honest and unsuspecting
Planter. The Editors of the Bulletin are no
doubt deceived themselves. They are men oil
profound talents, and endeavor, we have nc
doubt, to give their readess correct informa
ton on all topics of interest that tends TO in
iure them intrinsically in any way-but as we
have already said. they are liable to be de
ceved as well as any one else. So keep ;
good look out, and let such rag trash bass b,
as other worthless things that beset our path
through journey in this life. Being deceived
in times past, let US keep an eye single to thu
present and future.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

IT ETTERS of Administration having been granted
- to the undersigned, (by the Honorable Probate
Court of Carroll county,) at the September Term,
1912, on the Estate of William H. Ray, deceased,
all persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, they will be
forever barred.
JOHN B. RAY, Admir-
OF VIM. III. RAY, decea sed.
Carrollton, Sept. 6, 1912. 27-6t
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
Fifteen days later from England-Ier-
rible riots in the Manufacturing Dis
tricts -Queen's Proclamation


By this mornings mail we received the Bos-
ton Atlas Extra containing the news received
by the Caledonia 70 the 10Th August. England
appears to be convulsed by a series of insur-
rectionary movements, extending throughout
the manufacturing districts.
At Birmingham, Penlkton, Accrington,
Blackburn, Halifax, MARBLE, Yorkshire, Wi
gan, Rochdale, Bolton, &C., there had been
risings of the people in large masses. The
distress which has prevailed among the labor
ng classes has driven them to desperation
The military were moving in every direction.
CABINET COUNCIL-MOVEMENT OF
PROFESSIONAL PROCLAMATION.
Dispatches from the disturbed districts were
received at an early hour on Saturday morn
ing, at the Home office. The gentlemen, bear
ers OF the information, had interviews in the
forenoon with Sir James Graham, and also
with Sir Robert Peel. Summonses were i'm
mediately issued to the Cabinet ministers to
attend Council at the Foreign Office The
Council was attended by the following Minis
ters Sir Robert Peel, the Duke of Yelling
ton. Eord Wharnclife, the Duke of Buccleucb,
Earl of Aberdeen, Sir James Graham, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Earl Of Hud-
dington, Earl Of Ripon. and Lord Fitzgerald
Royal Proclamation was issued, and ex-
tensively placarded in the disaHected districts
On Saturday night, after the arrival of the
artillery at the F'ustom-square station, the Sd
battalion of the first Regiment of foot Guards
arrived, consisting of 700 men, under the
command of Colonel Hone yman. On coming
in sight they were received with groans and
shouts by the assembled crowd, and an attempt
was made to prevent them entering the gates,
the mob at the same time attempting to force
an entry into the gate. At half past eleven
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

The Baltimore Republican states that one of
the most respectable citizens of that city late.
~ wal ked deliberately TO his bed chamber,
seized a razor, placed it TO his throat-and de-
liberatsly cut his offltl
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

A marriage contracted in haste in almost a.
ways repented at leisure. Cool reality sweeps
away the airy castles of a warm fancy.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

by virtue Of mortgage deed, executed by
~ CHARLES l.. EsTILL, to secure the paw.
ment of certain sums of money therein Te.
CITED, and which deed of Mortgage was re.
gularly recorded in the Probate Court Of Car
roll county, Mississippi, on the Both day Of
May, A. ID. 1910, we shall proceed to sell for
ready money, on the premises of said EStiI,
3 miles North east of Middleton, on Monday
the 9th day Of March, 1913, thirteen negro
SlavaS IN wit.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT,

D1cI HICI CHANCERY COURT
IF the State Of Mississippi
1871 VS.. Rigs RgIas
EPHRAIM LLOYD, ct al. 1910
/ PoN opening the matters Of this bin s,j
1t appearing tina, the defendants. Geor"
Lee and Pierre Hardy, are not Inhabitants,
this State, but reside beyond the limits tberss
SO that the ordinary process of this Conr, c.D
not be executed on them, it is, therefore
Ordered, That unless they be and anre.,
before the Vice Chancellor, at the Court. Room
at Carrollton, on the third Monday Of Decem
Der next, and plead, answer or demur 10 said
bill of complaint; the several allegations
thereof, will be taken for confessed, and such
order and decree made therein as the yicp
Chancellor shall deem equitable and Just
And 1t rs further Ordered, That a copy q
this order be inserted once a week in the
"Southern Pioneer" for two months success.
sively. WIN. HEMINGWAY, Clerk.
DRAKE & SHEPPARD, Solicitors.
August 3, 1912. 22-2m
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

In GOOD KEEPING.-That rabid of all Adolf
tionists, William Allen, of Ohio, has been
Landed throughout the Southern country. by
the publication of letter Of his addressed to
the "Yo Dung Mems Loco Foco Convention of
Ohio. We say this is in perfect keeping with
the scriblers of that party. Aboltionisrn-
Tylerism-Ca lhounism-Va Burenism-and
all other kind of 'asms, is now the cry
Wooly-headed Dick has lately given thun-
derOus roar in the "corn-cracker" State
Things are awfully jumbled up. Great COM
petition has already displayed itself in the
field. More than one "hunch-back" Richard
is to figure on the Stage. "Straws show which
way the wind blows" Shall we hear of the
further abuse of Henry Clay, while the party
is in great praise Of the father Of Abolitionism.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

A schoolmaster, describing money-lender,
says; "He serves you in the present tense, he
lends you in the conditional mood, keeps you
IN the subjunctive, and ruins you in the fu-
ture ," sa6 *8# a1 FH @E#
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

Nor CoNTAGIoUs.--Afac etlous old lady, de-
scrlblng the rambling sermons of her minister.
said: .lf his text had the small pox, his SER
mon would never catch it, ed So 81
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

A drunken fellow said all he cared to 90 to
heaven for YVES because Il was said to be full
of good spiritsi -.nx-. i.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI -
oAss0ra courTY.
William KirkwDod J lnthe c;r,,,;.
VS.. Carroll Oourtor
Levi Noble. Term 1910 10 April

~~FosS' ACttH 1872. -PlU
An Attachment for the sum Of $aso o.,
WHEREAS, William Kirkwood - VIZ
~ out an attachment against tho Ia. naS sued
Noble for the sum Of three hundred a aol1 Lew
dollars and thirty-seven and ope.baE u sixty
returnable to the Term aforesaid. ana cents,
pearng to the satisfaction of the cn u ap
the said Levi Noble is not an ipbaS,. That
the State Of Mississippi, notice is hereS Ssnt d
that unless the said defendant, Lev; Slven
appear, put in his special bail, plead , nOOe'
or demur to the above action win ""er
months, Judgment by default will be rena. w
against him, and the property ATTACHED S, .S
be sold. ''u VIII
'And a as further ordered, That this Oo,
be published in the Southern Pioneer. :, nsN
paper published in Carrolron, Mississinr1i e "
SIX weeks successfully. rf' wv
M. G. IL NELL, Ats for Ppf.
j. NJ. GLOVER, GU
By j. w. WALKER. d. CpL
July IL, 1912. To-
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

III take your part--as the dog said when be
stole the cats dinner.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

A sensible wife looks for her enjoyment at
home--a silly one abroad.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
saturday, september "a, 1912
TO pLANTERS-FlNE STOCK.

We perceive by notice given in the "Her-
aid" at Grenada, that Mr.. John w. Kendall d
Brother, of this county, have proposed to ex-
change their noted Stock of fine imported
qualities on the following terms
"They will exchange halt-blood Durham
Calves for native cattle delivered, on fair
terms-sav for haf-blood calf they will take
a common COW and calf. They will also ex-
exchange half-bood SoutheD Down lambs for
common Ewes They will exchange tull-blood
Berkshire pigs for common Cattle or Sheep
delivered. Or they will sell full blooded Berk-
shire pigs-from imported sizes-a pair for
bale of Cotton, Tor the worth of ii in cash)-
HalEblood South-down or Blackwell bucks for
$40 cash." ..a
The Messrs KendalPs saw
"This publication is made that the people
who are unacquainted with the advantage of
mixing fine blood with the common stock of
the country, may have an easy means of ex-
perimentng and judging for themselves"
Here is fair opportunity offered to all those
who feel DESTROYS of improving their atock.-
None can now have an excuse. We hope to
see many of our citizens embracing its advan-
tages. The Messrs. KendaII's deserve great
credit, in making such fair propositions to the
public. They feel the necessity of the i'm
provement of our common native stock, and
thus it is such means are offered to ensure its
success.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

SHOCKING MURDER.--A fellow named Jor-
don Harris, living in Walton county, Georgia,
lately murdered his wife and mother-in-law,
by cutting the throat of the former in the
most shocking manner, and beating to death
the latter with large stick or pole. Mr.. AL
fred Whaley, the son of the old lady, who
lived within quarter Of mile of the place,
went and endeavored to get to the spot where
his deceased relatives were lying, but he was
forced to fly for the safety of his own life
He accordingly gathered company in the
neighborhood and went back again, when his
life was threatened. He fired al Harris, but
missed him. Harris rushed out of the house
in the yard with his gun cooked. when Wha-
lev fred again and killed him instantly.
Why should teetotaller never have wifey
RAcause he cannot supporter.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

Two beds, beadsteads and bedding-Thry
head of hogs-Fifteen head of horned cattle
Three yoke of oxen-Four horses, and one
mule.
The sale 10 take place within the usud
hours.
We shall convey only such title as is vested
in us by virtue of said mortgage deed.
JOHN o. YOUNG,
ALLEN GARY,
THOS. III. GARNER,
BY A. M. KING, Agent.
Sept. 3, 1912. 26-ts
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

WHY should a teetotalIer never have wifeY
Because he cannot supporter
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET

Bank of Louisiana at par.
Gas Bank -aa-s - do
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
Wednesday, Aug. IL.

We have had a fair business done in our
Cotton market to-day, taking into considera-
ton the suspension of business by manufac-
turers; the, sales are 5000 bags, 5000 taken
by the trade, the balance by manufacturers.
Prices remain steady. - ---- IL. 4
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
TOTxCE .

VV U n n u -.
B. G. SIMMONS, ct al.
VS.. In Chdncerv.
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Two ELr.-NF zlErI. rSStNv yss W'NIlCS
TIE PREVAILING FASHIONS AZ
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CONGRESS HALL,

rfltLAuEfPUfA.
"a Wis well known and extensive establish
4 menI i raw under the sole direction aud
WangE mont Of the subscriber, under whose re--
so1g' attrnron ~ has recently undergone tho
rough and complete repair, and rs now IN com
pl.t' orac for the reception Of company
10 soliciting the continues patio maze of the tr0
svc.ilu- paaBc All MS tsrmCT friends and yls g.
crs, he would rssrrciiully aEsure them tn0t ~ o..
csrfpd Finr0 fNc ,urntg n Tins EHr~e has rfs No
comm1taHo NJ Tor convenience ana comfort beer
equal 10 It's Present arrangement.
The main entrances 20 this ss'ah.ishUgCnt m
at No ~ South IhIrd StrCgt and No 81 thCsUue
atTCct two ~ tho most n sh'1Uab.g and busUs Sd
Streets m Philadelphia, being bat 4 few minute
walk from the principal steam '1at landing one
quite convent c1t 10 the Exchange, Post Oflcu
tStoge and Rail Road Offices and n the he1rt O
th city. The narlsTs fronting on each strC0t arc
spacious aud aITy pleasantly situated md
81 tel 'urnIs he'd Tor the comfort and convent
cncc OtIadles and atCamICs v hIie tire Who'll
mana cement Of the house Is bCl eyed 90 be -uch
rs 20 give cn'Ire san sfaciiOn. IN. the fiyttsr.
ing hope that the very liberal m 'roncge bsstower
on Congress Hall for The last five wears may net
only be continued but increased. The prop iator
Lodges hi best services with full drtcTmina-
ton that nothing sha u he wanting o. hIH part or
those inhls employ IN render Il desirable stop
pinE place for pcrsUns otbuslncss and pleasure
mar 2i-lIG. JOHN ) .JRDiNANT
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VIRGINIA HOTEL
IACOR KLINu


ESFE .IEL LILY iaiorns his friends ard me
: & travelling public that he has rented thiy wei
SaoNu osts5uaIusnt fer ter m Of ye1rs. Hts
rooms are wo Z lggn.shcd aud attcnr, q u. hi-
ahie aHp2iua WIN the beet the market gtiSrils
ans ms var w''r tho "ro'ccsf wines and lglirs
Mr 4. ". FLEMING. who ha- had console.
aole eNncueucc m some OF the hrst hotelr IN the
east. and has also been for Ave years fr4 a sic
ian' IN the United States hotel IN this citv has
2g N sngfSeI as sIperluterdlHt Of the V!r.ini,
Hotel. and will give his entire Attention Io The
ab,I-hnent.
The pro ,rIe'or H1tiers himself rhatby his own
Aes IONS and Inc assistance of Mr. Fleming who
Is Wei Known 10 the travelling On lie, will be
enabled 20 make the Virginia Hotel second 10 n I,
similar establishment ru the west aud hC wishei
au Nho have regard for their comfort and con.
NeGicnce 10 give him a II.
~. hotel ls the 0fiica Of tta Oreli Eastern
ana Western lanes Of stages and Tray oilers can
secure seats m any rectloa az me bar. ID il
ais but a short Distance fror ara sfranlbsnt
itndlnG and as attention - paid % tho arrival
ana gepalarc 81 boats, travellers AZ all times
u advised of the same, and have their baggage
'Nsh 20 ara from the uyer free Of charge. ia rs
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TIiELADIEs, GOEs9AEE0E.

4 slIssErt s.ff.lIft -igfFe-tIc.
Two ELr.s>f z.arI. r~aisv vss USIlCY.
TIE p!iEF atLi&5 FASHIONS. 40
gs-ay 1ssg h.3 .rs per atHal in 'yslcs
r.l.c Fsas r,s TigE urff-,EF.
FEN IT. LiIts,' Comp 'nion (" p1'r'"J m'''h'y'
n N ;s, rug pf N-v EsrE. agi ls e~;Is'.sl.
81 20 y,rI.a~ f.y fr.. at'er "a pTHr. e-- OF maI-
yra7s--.s-aei y.th ua!D.'aE pf..I.iH.s- 4. rr-u
.I11ty --Iturill .ltl r .r.-F oi .s'.-i'pHra
eH4.g..sg Na.su I.5e',y c'ai''H-"- '.rtIh
AL v'tt el-rtt..-s HTe 'lF". Ih 'N'if r. aii.'
Iu., s--biscr rrr..s.-| gufs .aUtly 'ilH .as1f'0
yiatcs ar. pope, o. .T t.e l.-1lt'n.s- o., aH
l'S G-pas'm MS Ntl 90 u'.i aiurN.'.s scr.
with Rr.icI+. t-ar g.. pens a. tive sIpet Turlllf
reasv- ned .atll tr'glrr writer's OF 80 sd GOV wn
co'Iatrs o. fuyltqt can boast 70 o. tv no mons"
:. ~ "i ,.,., q ~ =, --r..
uigrcar iifrrt'u-a 'E'i pc 20 c.n''u rr"t' u
a. the rrIclV FJi or. pr, yr0rUr of tGr go sI s"-
irG 20 Hr gov rdrI hg ptfictl.cS 90 ere bro. -
i9lr@ily aaa 20 our no so ,,. 70 is P'i'
Tast every pr5Ini-e ma.. Ia y I.7 p5si has "cgu
ecuplllu-'v l"i'ctls conii-'iy lS etie1 an
for frli conf mutton % This every reader biz up
rsll.a %; nt the. ,actaess % is supposed WI
hseoIs.1o,sl asa sl.a-'sai sIaTaniy lor 'a3 Ia.
Afct thls cv,Ia71,sr tho prop e'or Of tie
I.atef Como luioa proudly directs attention 70
"a '' Pi,E5y0GIyeEr C1vrFtaUFOSS
Enn1 q ltg,1I-y. f.rdp SysoprIey Frauo-s
s Osy55d. Mrs Ssb, Smith Mrs E. r r let, Ann
- stephens, liannir q ~ ,pid, Nrs y steele
Mrs a NJ T. AnnI1. VI So A d WJodhndgc, dr
Eueilne > smith. + " Thbmas, Caroline Orne
3Iis5 Mary tp1 Brpwu, Miss g r ONE, Ms NJ
81 Leon loud pibf sssr " Il1rallfn, Louis
Fzg~ra'd Tlai-frl. Nathaniel y Willis, Theo
do~c > FAY. Rev ~ G. in-lt Rev Charles Con
stsutIns PI5e, samuel WoHdWo orb, Park Benia-
riln lIeary r Vuekerman, Rufus pav es, r
lhom1s. ~ Gilmore Simms, Epe5 sergeant
RObcr, H8mi.ton WuEaH3 u Tanp1n 6 'Orgo j
MorI's. Z r Da0Ielg AieXl uder VI choHu, H3ra
so Gates John Neal Seba Smith AtDrrtPike
Isag. Vi Le'lau, Thomas Dunn English, w &
Howard M'Ca5c % y Hrst.
~ iAis if - roni.rci certain Tint every tast
vii lo sra Id "A -tIat Cvsrv branch OF elegant
terauIre wi re,gl @. attention. Poetry, "a 'cs
Sketches. cssIy5--'he iustrunuvc aud the dmu
sns.--'bc grave and the gay, VIII ne blended @
enhance rhs INTEREST uf IRE mag1kiuc.
Tee MONTHLY Fashions are also gwen.
The Musical d panncnt receives the u'mos
~ 'euU1u.
Nrly Npiirrs- Critic. ms upon the Publ
cuurnr which may from time 10 time D" Isugd,I
Is 70 ut1ffc~ inv1lyln1 serious THspOu- Ilitv.
EDlTOES TABIE-j oder This head the NOR
Important events which may uanspuc worthy q
nlucIt wiz BE- found. embracing every Sul
sect. c F7' local oi foreign, that IS considered
li. Int interest 10 demand attention
A3drcs5 WILLIAM W SNOW DEN
ap2 i0J Fulton So. New York
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TmOEN-s NOsrRrM ID
THE HAIR

II ALnNESS-I cases Whe,c the hair i. con
- s'l.uiiauriiy or otherwise predrs1n-cd o. per
in, 'he uostTUm anudJ'aI powor, after n few an.
gIc1tons, becomes sn'nc1dy conspicuous.
Bong soft and penetrating, % int 1875 fesh Irrl
nnd nuuushmcut into de -ayfng roots, and bv ID
III TegElatIng the minute sccfctions and ours
succede iu permanently estabIshInga new stlrn
ma mat ultimately realizes a luruuant growth
Of hair.
CURGS- B.s'owiuc A. strong tendency 10 curl
m voc numbered among ne virtues ~ prescry-
cs ac decorative lBruaII1n Of head Dress for on
unusual length OF uWe in al, ;hc beautie- at cHrI-
and GLOSS and whether from me effects Of dIuu
or heat, NE" I've r.i'.d Hu ns on tnfaI able con.
scrvit1r. To nr'rf iai hair it be-'5,rs I1ok of
real'w and nRIiness which greatly heIghteus it.
beauty
WHISPERS. NUSTACUES. E,--Vhe slim.
u.air2 uu ygr- u' tls u1sIruu arc si0gNlIv a5a.
played l1 creating lHrsa ornaments Of o-rlr4t
Wnere t1o hand % nature has Seen less ih fal
ih7n ordinary. Wherever Applied the nYs.rfu
VIII Esc proof Hi It- extra rff11.. isanuIftv fu
iHe production 0i strong hair OF Transcend Jan,
beauty.
CU.nBENS HATR-Fo- The hair Of chill.
dren This u1suum nFv Justly be CONSIDERED q
HIf fe'Hg frrw Hs Uuut..ug properties u dis
DfIs o. ID -crrf and tIudryt anil fsrI. fh ss1 of
"a small. oh com. snursy unnecessary.
..|N Bit VII cure every disease Of Cha
scalp
Prepared -rf sold by william Tu0VV
'Hcm'si ani 1rutH"rsry, NO rJ Market Street
rHtsuurrH.
B-o,.vsd and for s1l. by
mar 11 t.TFs rsErv.
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I.INER COMPLAINT

Care Lghe HsrUf ID Ii1rIrhs Compound String
hfqf1g and Apfrt~1t PILE.
NHR William Richards piusuursh. IN. entire
va ly cured of Inc sbo,e distressing discase.-
Ills symutoms we're pain and weight in che lgif
side, loss % appetite, vUmiuog. Hrrd crucfatlgns
% Qfsieution OF i1e si8WeCh, s.ck headache. inr.
ffd tongue countcraurr changed o. rftrpn COB
or diihcu.ty of breathing. disturbed rest attend.
rd with cough. great debility, with other
TWsl'm- Indicating great arrangement of 'ne
''.f. W.. !tIch1rds had the sdvfrg ~ several
l'st h1i received GOO relief uun. using Df
UIrEous Medicines. which fr-. mated rr .iI.rf.
ug prriCr. cure
Puncnai Office. o. Nor'a Fight Street. pa.
tdtI Ha. tpr salr Ly JOHN FI~UER
H....r#
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yAhUABLB REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE

PURSUANT 10 the provisions og The Inst vii
4 viii ana tesamCntcf PItr.tk Rav, d,Jsa-cd
VIII, on the 7jh day of May next. lief ., ~,
H2inia HotSl ~ the CITY ui - hr,.iirg. etiIfothI
hfhest bidderirhc following real s='afe
Lot 80 DC MUp street, on which tn1-e IRE
ScsHablc dwelling houses Vnl s,ote rooms ia ,
business per- Of the city
Also Io' 10 p on the corner Of Make: and JEFF
lerson STREETS, GA which there o. an .lt house
ktN S-onC third oftho furChas, n. oucy ln
hand. The slCuc on credit of one end Two
tcars, wl'h iuttTcst from ths day OF salc. and a
Tom on The PROPERTY u secure tie IurChase mo.
nev. inc pure haser w'l' b. enrtiCd 90 the rents
altar the first Of Aprii-uext
JOHN p pNRNE.
AGminIsrrslor de surIs non,
t'h It's with he yyr,l anne Ne@