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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-01-21
Maryland Cecil County, Set.

suuT ytduU StCft oOuWLV, IoCT.
IN application of Benjamin Boyles of Cecil
S1Comty, by petition in writing to me, the
subscriber, Zone Of the associate Judges of the
Orphans Court of Cecil County,) setting forth
that he is IN actual confinement for debts he is
unable to pay, ind offering to deliver up for the
sench OF his creditors, III his property, real per-
tonal and mixed, to which he is in any way cnt-
led, schedule whereof and list Of his credits
and debts being annexed to his said petition upon
oath, and praying TO DO discharged from actual
confinement and to have extended to him the
benft Of the several insovent laws of Maryland
and it appearing to me by competent testimony
that the said petitioner has resided within the
State of Maryland for the last two years next be-
fore his application, appointed William Hanes
Trustee for the benefit of tile creditors of the
said Benjamin Boylcs who has entered into bond,
with security by me prescribed and approved, for
the faithful performance of his SAID trust; and the
said Trustee having certified to me that he is in
ul possession Of all the property i'll the said sched-
ule and list OF debts contained, have ordered and
appointed the first Tuesday next after the first
Monday Of April next for the said Benjamin
Boyles TO appear before the Judges of Cecil
County Court, at the court house Elkton, to
answer such allegations and interrogatores as
may be then and there by his creditors made and
proposed and the said Benjamin Boylcs having
entered into bond in penalty and with security
by me prescribed and approved so to appear and
answer as aforesaid, do hereby order and direct
that the said Benjamin Boylcs be discharged from
personal confinement, and that he give notice of
this his application, and ofthe day so by me APP
pointed for his final hearing IN Cecil County
Court, to his creditors, by advertisement in some
newspaper printed in Cecil County, once week
for three months, before the said first Tuesday
next after the first Monday in April next.
Given under my hand and seal this 9Th day of
August 1872. VIM. TORBERT, Jr.
True cory. Test,
Dec. "a GEORGE MCCULLOUGH elk. |
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} PEAsE s. Sow, CLARIFIED
Essence OF HoAnHoUNp
II D Y

ANDY.
The aalspgneA, Clergymen, have used the
.np,s1d Extract af Honrhcnnd, made by }.
80 b soa, ard freely recommend it to those
..S.ea with Coaehe, Colds and Consamptive
.ae,ai.l.. IS an excellent remedy In those ca
and S.r uss OF the vo.Ss professionally MOTH
san eaua,,: We recommend 1t to our
.h.so throughout iho Union.
s,ss,p, REV. mir. LINDSAY,
Fas:cr OF n. E. Church, Second Ct.
REV. Mr. KELLOGG,
!i.csn. PASTOR Of WillcI At. Church.
ELDER KNAPP.
REV MR. CRAWFORD,
Fas:o, Of II E. Church, Forsyth At,
REV mr.. LUCkEY,
Eere-. P e New York Conference.
REV. MR.. WHITAKER,
ys:., c: Presbyterian Church, corr Q. OF Madison
and Catherine SITS.
REV. MR.. GRIFFIN,
Pas.o. Of NJ E. Church, Bedford st.
REV. MR. BARRY,
j .s.SI.ftse Wesleyan Methodist Church corner
Of Grand and Clinton SIS.
REV. Mr.. HART,
4!i Pearl o., of Baptist Church, God st.
REV. MIR. GIBBS,
III Third Avenue,
istaa,. J. PEA.E 4 Gov,
9eSrLEhrS,-l would consider it an absence
+ gratitude to yon, and duty to the pubic
IA public, to withhold the testimony am ena-
.,sa 10 furnish under the providence OF Ged, OF
..,s al,nost supernatural efficacy OF your lnvalu-
.;ls Compound Hoardhound Candy. Reduced
from an attack of my lungs to deaths door, and
,slr!y becoming deblitated by constant expee,
t.1a,ion. had resigned myself to fate, which
con. tered, from my suffering, inevitably and
c,,ia.y approaching. Upon hearing your a &c,
ro,,,scd remedy, sent for quantity, OF the Is
y-n-e of lIoarhound, and before half the stock
w. used was somewhat relieved; and when
had a,cd two large packages, the cxpectoration
cess,d, the lungs were healed, my appetite m
proved, and my general health restored; You
are 4. liberty TO make any public use OF TINS you
slaase, and assure you | am in duty bound to
recommend your medicine to all, who may be so
unfortunate as have been bat from which, lam
thankful to say, am no" fully and attectually
&C ,vered, BY the aid of your Medicine.
MRS. ROMAN, So First st., N. Y.
The following are list ofonr authorized agents
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Look at This /!

A LFRED C. COLE, has just opened a
L Ashop for the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in the house lately occupied by Jacob
Anderson, where he is prepared to make
GARMENTS of every description, in the
best Style. Tie receives regularly every
three months, the latest.
FASHIONS,
and hatters himself that his work cannot
be surpassed in neatness ard durability.
Ii he should make misft, he will buy
cloth and replace the garment with new
one. Dec. 10, lS42-3m.
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The following are list ofonr authorized agents
il tie State Of Maryland, viz:
t'ecil County, Joseph c. Cloud, Elkton Clay
ton X Hanes, Pivot Bridge
Kent County, Daley Il Rufren, Cheatertown,
n. Pcaco-k, Georgetown * Roads.
Queen Anns co. Thomas Su ton, Cehtervlle
r. NJ. Budrigc travelling gent.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-02
CHEAP FOR CASH.

The subscriber has Just reed per stea.
mer New Albany, Casimeres, Satinetts,
Kearseys, Linseys, Kintuckv Jeans, Cali,
Goes Blankets. Umbrellas, Hose and Halt
Hose Glove. Gen's End Boys six and
Bkavsr flats &c. &c. Together with an
Assortment of Crockery and Hardware,
which he offers at Reduced Prices for
alabama Money, and invites De4lers to
call. j. L. CLARK
March ID. .Is43.
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TSOR Sherman,s Lozenges,- and well they
may, for they are as pleasant as the best
peppermint candy, and possess all the Tsqui-
sites for curing them when sick Or. Sher-
man is an experienced physician, and mem
Der Of the Medical Society Of the city OF New
York, and FIVE years experiences and the con"
sumption oftwo hundred ions Of his Lozengass
has placed them beyond doubt and uncertainty.
sHERMAN,S COUGH LOZENGEs,
Are me safest, most sure and effectual remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, WhOcPrag..
Cough, Asidna, IYghfness Of The Lungs and
Chest, d-c. do, and by a timely use OF them,
may save thouaauds from. a premature grave,
CAMPH0R LOXEM&ES.
Give Immediate relief in nervous 0r SICK ead-y
1clss pal ion Of the heart fainting spasms
and al nervous affections.
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES.
Proved in more than 100000 cases to be in.
falible. They are the only certain Worm de-
stroying medicine ever discovered. Many dis
eases arise from worms, and occasion long and
intense suffering, and even death. without their
|Bver being suspected. Grown persons are
very offeu afflicted with them, and are doctor
ed fer various complaints without any benefit
when one dose ofthese Lozenges would eject
q speedy cure. .
sNaeRxmamss P00R Mans Plaster.
The best strtuethening plaster i'm The world
and 4 sovereign remedy for weakness inths
back, cheEE. sides, neck. limbs, joints rheuma-
fisn. &c. &c. &c. zags CPS -
One million year win NOT supply the de-
mand. Warranted superior 10 alhoiherss ana
Tor one quarter the usual price, making uotcnly
the aest. but the cheapest plaster IN the world
and afIarding relief 70 the suffering patient IN
For sale, with fall directions for use ~ the
Cheap Cash Store Of l.za " 49,
- - 80. 80 3 A.KEELER. Agent.
Columbus. Feb 2. 1885, sI6-ly
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ED UCATION

MI ms. WALLIS will osef !, So,
49, q Vic family residence, On Caledonia 80, n
q ne ass hacnday ii March. in which insfruc.
ton WIN be given d he different branches (,
me following rates l,er scss IN, m. :
|grtnography, Reading and Wiring. $40 "a
EngliahG Grammar. Geography AritR- =, =
metic and History of lie ii. Stsfea. 10 m
The higher branch Including Rhef. -
oric, Natural and Moral PhiIoao.
ply, &C., X m
70 such young Ladies as may desire
! - whether belonging to the school
ornots instruction in Needle work
one evening ID every week vii be
given.
For Worssea, and fancy Needle work. B 90
Embroidery = : m m
As masters of Twelve years Of age and youn.
ger viii De received in school, that parents
ana guardians may feel assured Of The proper
government and discipline, Mr.. Wallis Will
exercise general superintenSence in this Sa-
partment. ---'S 10
Columbus Miss. Feb. a3d. 1913.
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BLACKSMIFHINGI.

.IMNHE undersigned would inform the
- public that they are now carrying
on the Rbove business in all It's various
branches. at their Old stand on Marksl
street. one door south of A. X. Voting
tons carriage shop. Where, By prompt
attention to business, they hope 20 merit q
liberal patronage, ALI kinds oil reDair.
ing done on the shortest notice. Car.
rage springs meuded ozc. a.s-ea5
- .RANDLE AZ w ATKINS.
Feb. 9th, 1912. 2 49, -.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
a eTr ,,x4rnTr1 raeg rSfNrT Amy

2
Probate Court, January Term, 643.
I'm pursuance Of an order granted me By The
Probate Court Of Isowndes County at the
January term lhereof, shall proceed e sell G
the highest bidder, on the 9Th day OF April
nexf. he following described tract or parcel
Of land, belonging to the estate Of Francis !
sharp decd, =
The west half Of section | Q, township IL
so,,th. range eighteen west. il LoWndss coun.
~ and State Of Mississippi. The above prop
erfv to be sold at the Court Hotne door, 10 tht
Town of Columbus, on a credit ofofle and tut
years from the cay of Sale. Noes with sp'
nroxed security win be REQUIRED, With stat
80 70 Jan s. II. ST All = aAdH
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TO FAMILIES & INVALIDs

Inc Relieving lndinpemsnbla family rer...
- may y aomnd nk the VILLAGE arne arcres.
80 s0on &c every counskY store IN cha nses~.
ss.oMemeex Qnd never sea fhena hnlees che
nave she mc.sfmtle signature Or
ef121s31a7ED1ea ca the wrappers, e Ill o,aess
:. ne same names are baae fpositons and counter
se''s. = 20 mefehant nad1ast yon has ahem nor.
- nm = psocaEo hem II III Maiden-lans, the
TEL snIe b yisn New Yosk, q 70 wits for diam
we JsMily skoaia be spsek sDiebsnf xkess ressliss
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-02
j. BOOTH.
n % HN n.

~ - - ii ~ ~ n
- ESpECTFULIsE continues to len,
dor his pro essi6nal services 70 tat
Ladies' and Gentlemen Of Columbus and
It's vicinity, pledeing himselfIo operate ID
the most approved modern style. In ad.
diiicn to what IS visual in bis. profession
e wilt
lst: P1.s IN whole sets Of teeth, mounted
on Gold, BY he new and much appro.
we'd plan Of atmospheric pressure, a
sspecimen of which he has in his own
muuEh, 49, @
%. supply roofs or palates, when def.
cIent, eithef from malformafion or &C.
cideni.
He feels confident from his opportuni-
Ties q Philadelphia and eisewhers--from
his long experience, and bis success thai
ne can operate 10 the entire satisfaction of
all who may cali on him at his Office on
Market street. up stairs. one door south
of the Auction Store of Kincannon, March
& Mcdaniel.
Columbus Mics FIJI 1G.L TeA0
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GROCERIES,.

Molasses, Loaf and Brown Sugar.
Coffee, Cheese, Potatoes, MackeTel,
Tobacco, Powder and shot, bar Lead.
Iron, Candles, Soap, Nails, 800 sacks
Salt. .}
The above will be sold cheap for cash. or in
exchange for cotton, at the highest market
prices.
Feb. 9th, is4s.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LowNDRs CoUNrY.
Thomas Swanson, Plaintiff.
oot VS..
Patrick Mullen, Defendant.
Attachment,
- $2l4,0O.


NOTIcE is hereby given, that the
~ above attachment, has been issued
at the suit of the said plaintiff against the
said defendant as an Ascending debtor
for the sum aforesaid, and las been re.
turned to this Office, duly executed, aid is
now pending and undetermined in the
Circuit Court of Lowndes County, State
OF Mississippi, and unless the said defen-
dant shall aPrear on or before the
First Monday Of April merit,
before the Judge of our said Circuit
Court for the county aforesaid, give spe.
cial bail and plead, Judgment will be en-.
tered against him and the properly at
tached, will be sold TO satisfy the Plaintiffs
demands.
Witness the Clerk of said circuit court.
This 18th day of Feb, A. D. ls43.
s. III. LESTER, elk:
by a. E.LOVE ID. C.
Feb. 2ad. Is43.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-02

I'M r SnbscribeF WIN sbe absent EsOt
Columbus until the fiEnf nc Marcel.
during which time John Hollis Hi mui "A
bis agent, and viii Be- found - Al Tines. a.
the suhseribers Office. - 3 ~ sbs,yF-s0s
Those indebted 70 The auhseFiber win
please call and sesrle their acconnrs a.
soon a. convenuenl.v .-.-rsT
Feb. 18th, le43.
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F;rst MoudaU OF ,ADru ner,,

3
TyHlS day Came the complainant by
his counsel, and il appearing to the
satisfaction ofthe Cou.t. that the said de-
fendant resides beyond the limits Of this
State, so that the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be served upon him. There
fore on motion of the complainant il is
ordered by the Court that publication be
made for six successive week in the DEM
ocratic Wing, newspaper published 10
the town Of Columbus. Stale Of Mississip-
pi. commanding the said defendan. 10 ap-
pear on or before the next termnf this
Court TO be holden for the county OF
E.umndes mnd State of Mississippi. On the
tfSsl aetlaay 81 14pril nert.
and answer the said conniainanl, hill.
Plead or demur therelo, or the same viii
Be- taken pro CONFESSED, and set down for
hearing eaparte, nj the next term ofahis
Court.
a copy Test, ST.. LESTER.
elk.
Feb. 10th; 1919.
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,..,,;eln SO as to have 2
DJ dsl',aSs .hers were in favor
Sssfe. After squab.
|'s y % ! s,stter was postponed
li i.;a M The convention
!. - oleIOck
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COFFEE, CHEESE &C,
/ TUST reed per steamer Agnes 10 sacks
81 Hayanai Coffee. 8 boxes Cheese, enc
keg Salaratus. and 90 cans Picked. oysters
for sale low, by J. L. CLARK.
Feb 9Th, 1892.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ,
LOWNDES COUNTY. {
Edward c. Eggleston, pll: } Attachment for
Pa rex Mullen. De endant s5S.O5
NOTICE is hereby given, thai the above
In Attachment has been issued at the suit
Of the said plaintiff against the said defendant
as an absorbing debtor, for the sum afore-
said, and has been returned to this Office duly
executed. and is now pending undetermined
in the Circuit Court of Lowndes County,
State of Mississippi, ana thai unles the SAID
defendant appear on or before the first MuA-
day in. April next, before the Judge Of our
said Circuit Court, for the County aforesaid,
give special bail and plead, Judgment win be
eutered against him, and The property attach
ed, viii be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs de-
mands.
Witness, the Clerk Of SAID Circuit Court.
This 18th Feb. 1913.
S. HLEsTER, Clerk.
By A. e. LOVE, d. c..
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S. B. &. C. w. MALONE.
TTAVING entered into -Partnersh p in
the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. and
the associated branches ectfully tender
their services TO the citizens of Columbus and
vicinity.
This arrangement will enable them tO give
prc npt and assldnoas attention TO leases cpn-
fitIed TO their care, and to attend 70 81 kssa-
cal and other important cases at distance.
Columbus Feb'y. sth 1913 32--4w.
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BULL & FILES,
Commission Merchants s Factors

MoBILE, Ala,
VIII make liberal advances du ing the sea-
o IN specie or currency. on otton 1onslgn-
ed 10 them for sale or for shipment 10 Lne
pool, IIavre, New York.. Boston Or New Or
leans.
To accom- modate Planters who may prefer
either of the above markets 10 this, q = !,
have made arrangements with Gommiesao ,la
Houses Of the Highest character ana cte g
Il eaca Mace to receive and sell Cotton. the
avails of which eau he realized IN specie funds
here. OF held 10 order there, a. may pc pre-.
fe1ed.
Mobile. Feb. ooh. ts4a.
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! 6. GOUDW IN, Beet
4 oath day Of this month,
sNSPARKMAN, aged 90
vas a native of North Car
edfram an opulent and ex-
hal State. For successive
snaior, in the State Legs
tly respected in thai body
ense and sound judgment.
i the social circles, and do.
life that his character was
bis virtues most fully de-
tank, open, and undisguised
and firm, decisive and une
xtions. To his friends he
sincere and undissem lied
al who knew him he was
uwiaous manners and manly
sAuence and ease, Capt.
nphaticaIly, The poor mans
rKtered to their wants and
free and LIBERAL charity Of
uent h.art. For twenty
Vg a constant, a fond and
aAd the tears of a bereav,sd
West the happ ness of their
Fly other loss. As a master
humane; and sought by kind
eaimPnt to make his SER
Hts happy and content and
heir sorrows and lamen.a-
- oHNUNiCATEp.
eVening last, in the faith OF
nuGon OF his Church, and in
p h1pe ola blessed mmAr
LlClA L. VAUGHAN,
60 &c W. Vaughan, NJ. D.
nlhe forty-sixth year of
br many years with dis
taaraetcr, and often lai.i
Sness, she yet persevcred,
ID permitted. in the per-
e alduous duties of her
II a large family; and in
Ehetber as a mother, a
Aaember ofthe Church.
She secured, as she
Ind hVe OF all. Through
g illness, which continued
exhibited a beautiful en-
alence and nEehaken laIh
enore beautiful hecause
sHh much of ter past life,
. her sorrowing friends.
stations TO the bcrcaved,
issuance that she was
servant, to enter into the
90fnlng last. at the resi-
!" Vaughan. with whom
rs an humble friend an
Mss SARAH PAcHER,
esfS. She was much re.
ness Of her disposition and
J. Va conduct, and departed
y and hope Of tie Chris.
'NAy COMMUNICATE of tbs
OC' ''io wat OIEOrz
a'es, and bow the Ma.
s,'l'ed, and exc te / anc
BY Hall's victory
y Will lament h;S dn.tL
with patriotic grief
ne Guerrier by ihs
y lt y turning poini
Before there wa.
SsI--after, was victor,
vas the Hero wb9
i.anss in 1893, was moi
.noarler for learning
Fl. lhsn were at u,
last war, for the
have worn in,
bot be was the -. !, !
'nd introduced vic.
aDoas HuLL.--Tbe
~ sed last week, thai
aal W. vas ina dar ger.
alized. Tia, ysla.
Ilas sfurng a /
aoW, meeting H. |"
peeled close of
En-, = IBIS naiio ,,e' ~ y
ead that sar.y 70 th'
a'e char sss,es q =
ss ~ Who recolIe = i
is. e The public ns;n y
eFs On i.
'.I e he eo sasIng y
ss s''sed By the Com Com
row much !
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Feb. 9th, is43.
BLANKETS.
JOHN RITTER,
MARBLE MANUFACT URER

We W@H.aVcE.N CT
CONSTANTLY on hand, or made to or.
~ der, Grave-Stones aud Monuments OF
various patterns Table Tops, Chimney Pie
ces, lambs, Mautels and Hearths, OF various
kinds of Marble, of the best qualify
Orders received and forwarded by
MN. tiIJDDLESTON & Co.
Columbus Miss. February 9th, 1912.
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Froni the N. q. Picayune, Of Feb. 40
N. ORLEANS MONEY mARnxpsw

Frorn the ~. Q. Picayune, of Feb 90.
NJ ORLEANS MONEY mARMNswl
Exchanges ON England 60 days Ia d
10 Paris -i5f s. a 6f62
10 New YORK, &C sight par q 1.2 dis.
Do New York 60 days. - ga dis
DO Boston, at sight. --.. par a 2 dis
Do Boston, % days. -. ga a discsf
DO Fh!ladeiphias at sight, -apaK Ia dis.
DO DhIladetphia, 90 days.. : o 4 disc'I
Do BaIt!more, q sight, par 9 1-2 disc'r.
Do BaitiInore, 90 days, 3 Iisc,t.
United States Treasury Notes- Id Id dis.
Sovereignss "a e4a4 81
Spanish Doubloons -. @I6 q 1R 9s
Patriot do. SIS 50 Is S.
American Gold, -. To- 1 nrar.
20 franc pieces - = a3 so S3 90
Mexican Dollars, mar.
Half Dollars mar
NEW ORLEANS CITY BANKS.
6ank OF Lculs'ana,- pays specie
Mechanics and Traders Bank. 2 ia do do.
Union Bank, - lOa i3 per ct. dis
City hanF, III a Is do do
Exchange Bank. New Orleans Goa IS 40
Improvement Bank. do so SIS do do
Bank of Orleans, do - 5Oa IS do do
Commercial Blk. at Natchez,c checks 70 Is
on Merchants Bank, New Orleans, discount
New Orleans Municipality no. 1, & Z, ear
UNc URRENT MONEY.
United States Bank Notes, - so Sc
Alabama State Bank and Branches, % q. 30
Planters Bank Post Notes, Match. SIS so
Agricultural Post Notes, 49, IS 60
Grand Gulf az IN
Mississippi Union Bank e5as7 IL
Commercial & r. r. Blk. Vicks. 81 10 90.
rort OtDsons 90 60
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4LABAMA MONEY


|, Castings. Trace Chains, Simmons
Axes White Boston Soap Z case
Kip Boots. / case Prairie Boots, /
case Imperial Tea, / case G0npow-
der Tea, &C., &C., for sale low for
cash, by J. L. CLARK.
Feb. 9th, 1913.
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l

BALM OF GOLlJMHlA,FOR THE HAIR.
which win stop it If falling out OF restore t ON bald
plaees and on children make IL grow rapidly, or ON
those who have lost the hair from any cause.
ALL VERMIN that infest the heada Of childssu
in schools. are prevented or killed by il at onee.
Find h. name # 16n1os1zSzAzESo %
H. OF never ny IL Remember this sseeys.
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TOOTH DROPS. KLINE's-clfs eIsse,ualIy.

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"a - "a Ire aouhern District Of New York.
By applying 70 our agents in each town and
village. papers may Be had free, showing The most
re.Dectable names in the country for thess acia 20
dat no one can fail to believe them.
ors- he sure ron cali for our articles and mot
~ nuf ofr with any gt0riess that others are as
rooaa HAVE THESE or NON y, should he
vemr ofto--nad tkese neusr can b tgus and 6n.lss
,,o. o,,r ,,sg.es 10 nsm All these articles 20 be
had Wholesale and retail only Of ne.
EMlz Alo whs'ss''. D~ss'.'''
" Maiden Lane, New York. and of our agents.
= LIN
Cegcsftng Bngaae 90 Chtss0'
For the cssrs Of az diseases Of Man q 6eaal
hatreqnire erterpaI application.
-MlELLOW CITIZEN Perhaps you
think thai this Balm i intended e curs
too many diseases. but We assure you tnat e.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LowNDEs COUNTY, S. s.
Circuit Court, October Term 1912.
Davis Cockrell Complainant,
1886. VS.. In Chan.
William L. Upton and Davis 3 Gerry.
r. Mason, Defendants.
WVHIS day came the complainant by
~ his counsel, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that both the said
defendants reside beyond the limits ofthis
Stale, SO TINT the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be served upon them, there
fore on the motion of the COMPLAINANT, 1t
IS ordered by The Court that publication
be made for six successive weeks in the
Democratic Wing, newspaper published
in the town of Columbus, State of Misss-
sippi, commanding the said defendants to
appear on or before the next term of this
Court to be holden for the county of
Lowndes, and State Of Mississippi on
the =
FIRST Monday Of Apra near,
and answer the said Complainant's bill,
plead or denur thereto, the same will be
taken pro confesso, and set down for bea. :
ing erp0rie at the next term of this Court.
A copy Test, s. II. LESTER,
elk.
Feb. 10Th, 1643.