davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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8erliebsruns 9e9en S6aoen ooer Serluf
Dmrcb s. Semer.
Greitrtef imnlerndhrenS.

OtttPaNI 'iNNNA'CNUl SuCs
Die 5prin9s6aroen perfderunas,Bes
feuid,aft Don pbilaoelpbia,
Wlaht Serltebrrun9, eutWepsr fir stue
3sitlaus ODER fir lmmcrwabrsne, ssssW Srr'
LUTTE opsr S(baren rnreb Sewer in Der
5tabt unp auf Dem qanos, oil 5duGern,
e5beuern unr Sstduoen allsr 4rt; an 6aues
aerdtbe, Eaufmannssutsrn pfsroen Nino.
pieh, IferbauerIeuanlhe, gommsreiellc unc
8atrifsStcts uno SsratbIbaften Don jscrr
Sencnnuns; 5diffen uup oereu &aruns i'm
6afeu, Icwobl als mcrtsdtlcbes mo Gruno
Nentcn, untrr ren b6bit shnifisltsn Ssems
9ilnaen.
O1it Ss1uehs fhr YerG6eruna (Snlnranee)
in 8erfs gauntp, oser fir shliac Selebruna
hber biefen @sgsntauD. ,penec man fttb pers
,6nlitb oper burh Sriefs al Jebn =. Ei'
d,aros, Nrtbts 9inwalf, 9rndsrei bssStrfs
unp Setupltia Scnrmals, 8sapiua spa.
ds1orton sac 1AtciiaeL prsitceas.
q. Nrumbbaar, Sefretar.
9irsf ftore:
W7ortcn O1e0Hltbael, @harles 9toese,
ScIepb Wrcc, Nrtbibafo Wriatt
81 s. $asuerennc, 9amuel 3owmfents
glijab Oallet, 81. QB. pomrop,
ebarlss w. 96rsiner.
Neabtna, Ncpsn,tsr /. ~.
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BauerM Stohr.

Die tpoblfeilfen Siber, Die iemals in
Geaoin9 an9eboten worben!
Stun am grtffmsn sinss sroBsn IGorts'
ments bon Sidbsrn, fclhe ais tlaue, tlau'
IebwarlG cipen, CRIME, braune aemiihte,
&C., ain CD Der stem ,lno psnnttra6r ShiIc
pcm "spfus nno esse." u. 6. Soff.
Meaoins, Oftobsr "a. Am.
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Baucrll StObr.

Rufet an, febet uno urtbeilet fir eudb
felbf!
SUIT am 2(usraden einss sroben IGorte:
ments pon once 10 aar II, welbe lebr
pcblfsil rertauft ,peroen, fir 0aarsslO ODER
i'm AmstauIeb fur llnIetlitt, Hisusnpaebs,
&artcfslu, wslihtorn uno 3afsr, am gf
Der 3tcn uno Qsnntra6s, Sebilp pom'pfus
unb ga9c.' NuSuttu6 Z. Setf.
Neacna, OftcGer "a. 4nl
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Gin ihdBteres O1ittel fir Die srlnelicbe
Scllnna Ger ctlaCn $rlrcn, bod empfoblen
BON Ncr3ttn Die NIT Der Olanler rcs sprepa,
rats befannt nurren. llnp bon prlcnm
bic es init @rfpla Scbraucbtcu. Spu elner
arcbcn Anjabl 3euSni0e, 5u bsIIsn Sunlteu,
itnc Die fol9Gnocn aus9cDablt:
TN lls penen es auocben maa bicIce tc
seust, ba6 ib mtbrcrc Sabre init $ettrItta
rfu aeplaat mar, beAlcitet bon anbalhnoev
Scrfrpfun9, Sebmsr3cn in psr Seits unp
ncm Nhfarao; 3u 3elten waren msins 8hBs
nnb Srinr talt unr ieb lit at Seblafrlbtrlt;
,pibreno Dem Gage fiblte ib febr matt ump
fraftlce, id prohlrts aacs mas itb erbaIeben
trnntc, I'm 2upcrln9 Su tstcmmen, fano a,
ter nltbts. SulcBt mnrce ieb teIroasn Or.
Gopcrt'o q tbenss Saliam }u rrrlutbsn,oas
NeiuItat mar, i'd hin slitIihsu iaatn, bic
brritslIun9 Der OGroauunasoraans,I ,Iauftersr
Shlaf unH aIlaemeine Se0eruna; uup natb.
rcm ltb nur Spci 5SIaIben 9ebraudt Bate,
tChnce ttb MIDI acIunber mie itb Ieit ben leB.
ten bier Sabren mar. SD tauits paun cine
0lalhe fir msine tIers Sohter, pelebr felt
plsr Sabrrn al lfbma arIitten. uub ih bas
te fsncn 3peifd cab lte onreb jemc Slalhe
aanSlicb 9rbslt wuroe. Sbr &C.
5etpel Benton, 35 5oratio Ctr SD.
Or. COVERT &ietfr Ser: 2us Geretb.
tlafclt 9rasu Sie uno pas putIitum, 1T es
tll!ia fir MIDI III Iaaen, ra6 iet leBten wins
ter ron elmer tarfcu ertdtuua tefalcn mur.
zoe, iporaus cine $unacnsntsiuruna rntItanp.
3u Soften tlutete Ole >ln9e fart teh purps
lplrtlleb franf nnr meine Rrantbct wuroe
fir toctIiet aebalten. SD ssbrauttts clncn
urjt obne grfola, itb probirte DerGtbisoene
Weri3inen. Sulset btfam itb cine ss!alht
BON Sbrsm &ebsnss 8aISam uno oae Nelul,
tat lpar, paB Die @hmcrien an bet $unat uno
! Srult oufaebbrt batsn uno itb fi,ble wlecer
rpls men riaenss Ssbtt. SD bin uberseuat,
eaB Ole irclebs Sep!aat (tno mis ieb mar, fc=
aletb stmoeruua tlnocn iphreen ttmStbramcb
Sbres &ebene 8aliams. Sbr Nufritttser
Jobn IOilov, it. 217 Srcsnwitt
! cpcr "a Dsstrrlss ct. %. o.
ebr,p. 9. @opert->leter 6err-Stb bats
Sbrsu qtbsns SaIiam prcttrr aeaen Gin BART,
ndflass lttbma, mcIcbrs MIDI felt elnlasn
Sabrsn flretterIib plaate, unp obmrbl pe
itTristen iebeint fir mid, 81 faacn, cab
ieb asbuIt Isi. Bin itt poth se,pi6 papcn, cab
ieb wdbremb Der Ssit no itb pen ScrIutb acs
macbt, irbr penla oapon bate, mas nun siuls
&C Oaonatc 1tnc; uno ieb hin 10 febr aeNeiat
ricfc sinceruns Dem ginfub Sbrcr Olspi,in
su5uiebrelbtn, CAP ieb lie gang anfriebtia ale
ernen empfeblen fdnn, bic NIT cleier firtbter
litbn Srantbtit aeplaat tnr.
Sbr Nufrlhtiarr 8 Sopfins.
Iuturn, Wdrs 9. 1910.
Gin pampbet, meltbes alle einsclnbeitsn
BON eiefer letasbaren meoisin tntba!t,lt BEL
cen Nsenten umlcntt gu baten.
Dreis nur elm Tbalcr bic Sctttl.
Gum 8crtanf I'M Groben uno Slciusn in
Wsapin9 bli Z. y. gambcrt,
2asinissr 9asnt fir Serfs gtp.
81. .. 2acnten merbcn perlanst fir pen
BTtanf ,ece SalIams in pcrIhiepsnen sbei.
len Der gauntp. 0Nan spents Itet perl6ulib
oper in pcrtcfrsicn 8ritfn al
q. g. z q III 6ert.
Neacins, Oftoter 81.
Nfbburton unO SplBen NdnDer.
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9Snci,ribt.

Ser unterssiebnete Inoitcr,erna,lnt buret
bic Court Won Common pleas, CUR Oertbei.
luus Der Bilan, in Den 6aupen eee II(1s:
mics bon Scbn Sor, inter Die greotcren,
pire fur cicicn 3pcf am 9ten nd6iten Sos
pslnber in psr 2tmtItutc bon 6snvp Siboaps,
IN Ncarina, sesenrdrtia feln, 3u weletrr
3eit uno Drt alls intersntrten psrlonen
srfiuisf teiwobncn m69en.
Gbarles TrorclL, Nuoitcr.
Nsaona, Oftcter "a, SIN.
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2Ihburton uno Spleen Ndnoer.

SUIT erbalten am nsucn Stobr in Der 5tsn
Strass naDs rsm @sfdn9niOt: Speem &dn:
csr 0ulin9s, 9urblae, fbbte unb itrsif9e
9ambrie ftIibtsn Mca. .WosIim fgurirtsn
ibweissr Oloeln, QSdfbe:, Sstts &c. mOblfeil
gum Ssrfauf bsi IDiuiam Seccber.
9ieabina, Sttcber 81.
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ShDne unO Woblfeile 9attune.
Suif srbaItm einise febr quite wpblfsis Gats
tune Manbsifsr @insbams, gufree. .Sbhrs
sen, &C., fsbr woblfeil bsi
1Diliam Reed,er.
&eaein9, Oftcbsr 81. sm.
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3 a uern Sto y r.
NNlonies SSerfauf,
bon

bon
SddBbaren (ie9enoen Gt9entbum.
3ufclae elmer 8srpronuna rsr 0,,tritts
Court ocr Scrslniatrn Staatsn, fir Osn 6lt
ltben 9iitritt bon pennlpIpanien.
Scll auf 6tfenh6sr Scriteiseruna Der.
tanft perpcn, Samltas, bcu l8ten nabiteu
Stcrrmtrr, am 6auIe BON Slatban 9rerlcr,
IN >an9Icbmamm Saunlebip, Serfs gauntp,
pas toIsenoe I6agtare lisssnes gisrnttum,
namlitb
SO. l. Gin @thf BON 25 Ifsr ur6arem
sanc, aelc9en in Ucrerla9tem >an9Ihpamm
Saunibip, an Der Strabe ris bon 5unter G
8urndB mah Nasntanu fhbrt, bsarenst purb
sano bon Scbn Senitermatter, Sobn Sins
tluaer Sobu 6aas uuo Unreres. grGaate
25 Itsr 0no in tsqueme 8elcer eetbcllt
SO. ,. Gin Stilt bon % 2lter nrtarem
<anc, in csmIelten 9aunItbir, al erGaster
Strabe. tearen3t purth $anp pon SaeobOlsrs
feI, 8ubsn 9rsrler, Scbu Senllermadber unp
Hnperes.
SO. 8. Gin swcilttfis ilsinerncs AzzwA
l8cbnbaus, lfBtbin teircbnt bon fsT.isHsNA
waltert uno &lcin, uno Nfer i;i;ESsR
caranSrsn5cnocm $anb, init pcm 3usssS'<s:-=A
teb6r, Selcaen im pemfelten 9aunfhip an
elmer Strabs bic bon $anaictmaii1 nab &uss
taun fihrt. gs 1T eiu fcbdbbarer 5tebrs
fano.
SO, a, 5 uno 6. Ssces Al 4fsr 6cl}lano
uno jsce rim 0ritttbsil BON eincm Stlfe
bon ID Ifcr 6cl,lano, asIraeu in eriaatem
9auuitbip, hearen5t buret sano bon Spetsr
walbert gbriltian 0unts, Natban weh
fer uuo 9lnceres.
SO. unc 8. Ssoss 44 Ifsr 6cljlaEo,
tpcpon jeccs Die 6aIfts zines Stifes 6cl;
lano bon nem Nfer 1T. in eemislben 9ailn'
fctip, tcsrenst burb qano bon Scbn Schnas
bel, Scbn 5aas unb Hnesrse. Gs piro Vers
fauft ais oas Irstbsriae giaentbum bon Scbn
waltsrt, snem Sanfrctt6r.
Der Serfauf braiunt nm 10 llbr Scrmits
taas, rpann bic Bepnsunasn befailt aemaht
rpercen curb Jobn 9. Ribaroe,
2tGtanie
Oftcter "a. SIN.
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Der neue StDbr,

IN Ger 5ten 9traee bcim Bcfansni6.
SUIT erbaltsn fbmaris 2ailllpcllns Strimp.
fe, bsife 9emiibts moline Strimpfs, rctbs unb
asmifhts &incsrifrumpfc, Merncs unb 9Scrs
'fecsScden, ftbr moDIfiI gum 8srfauf bsi
rOllIiam 3eedcr.
Hsatina, Oftcbsr 81. 3m.
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w6breno be0en &ranfbeit i'm 6auslfano
au belfen. Uls Iie bel elmer @eleoenbcit
90 Dollars in einem Sbubfabe erbliefte,
erinnerte fie fih Der 8rfuus oes Qrle.
nifs. wubte iib iolbes gu perihafTen uno
miibte es in Die 8utter. 6err Seelep
uno feline Srau senohsn oaoon. Grferer
ffarb oaran. eestere murbe 9erettet. Die
WOroerin ibeint uolltommcn an moroli-
fber Stupoitdt ,u leiosn uno wtni9 ooer
oar feine Seoriffe BON Der SroBt ibres
Serbredtns iu baben. Ser 3te gtouem-
Der 1T 5umGrecutionsta9e fettoeleet nor
Den. pbil. Democrat.
81 or rbtbat. Sin iunser Mann,
Namens Barnett, Der un9efdbr Meilen
bon 2(ttica, fountain SO. Sa. bnte,
ritt am Oienita9 2(beno bon leetsrem
Srte nab Oauie, ais ct unterlpess bon
leeterem Srte nad SoouIe, ais er unterz
tpeas BON einem ooer mebreren perIonen
bon rudwdrts 9elboilen uno oann in Elm
Didibt sebrobt uno NIT mebrersn Oolbe
ftieben polenos ermoroet nuroe. 81 bat
te, pie man tpeiB, $50 boares Gelo, mebs
rere Ganaltrip5 II. I. ~. bel if6, bic nibt
n,ebr bel ibm 9efunoen wuroen, mas
fblieben labt, bab e5 elm &oubmoro ees
,pelen fei. ii.
Slutioe Sbat. Die 6opfin5piue
8asette pom Ia. >. W. er6dblt folecnoe
WOrotbot:
eeeten Oenitao Nbeno5 puroen snei
Sremoe in einem speilpdnni0en @aoen
an Dem plase 9eieben, Der Salubriou6
Gprino Wectnobaus oenannt miro, no
tie Salt mahten. Sie mabten unter ei
mem Baum Seuer uno beoaben fib Damn
in Die @obnuno oes Serrn 6ouano, mo
tie iid) &uben botfen leBen. uno Elm paor
Yfuno oerdutbsrts5 Sbwencfeiib fauf.
ten. 2lm uGbiten Wcr9en murre Der Ell.
ne Der Sremotn ermorOet oefunoen,oer an
oerc par ouf enem Der pftroe entfloben.
Der gtame oc6 Grmoroeten 1T Sbomas
S(obinion. aus @ibte Gauntp, Senns0ee.
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2lmbD0e unD S(broublt6fe
u rti l..

9lmboiI; pom ben alsrberibmteifsn 9srftrtis
germ, fortirt BON so bis $50 Yfuno.
Gottee:Kev, tsa9dnpnee unc fbnarse
Sbroubiftfc, fcrtirt BON 20 bis 80 Vfuno.
Smportirt unb ju isBr Derab9sleeten Yrsifen
sum Gsrfauf bsi
5tidtcr uno t11eHniabt,
am alten nsissn Stobr.
q. 8. @smarntsr 9ubsStaM III Is Gent
ba6 Yfune. &unpW @us. .Stabl Su ii Gent
eas Yfuno.
Nsoeing, Geptcinbss 10. sRt.
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pptteUllls BEN %. Oftt.

II II 8 | Ii f.-Gin oncerer Ibmers(itber
Sortau erel8nete iid) oe(tern ror abt
Gaoen aut Der Wount Carbon Silenba5n
eeraoe bel pleler Staot lrelber einem jun
gen Wanns 9tomsn6 S5rael Steel oa6 Sc:
ben raubts. 2erielbe par ouf DER Sabn
NIT &oblenfabren nab oemSepct bpibdf
tlot un0 9erletb ourd) ir9enb eineu 3ufall
unter Die Haoer oer Earren, ntld)e ibm
oae retbte Seln uno oen linfenQrm fbref-
lib serquetltDten. Gr wurce iooteib in
Elm soaue 0ebloht 100 feline seritummelten
9lieoer BON Soft. Oalberfaot amputirt
spuroen rpelOe Speroticn ct ieood) nbt
ilberlebte. Seln &0rper nuroe nab QDi
laoslpba lelner Wutter Iberibieft Die bort
elnen 8rooerie Stobr bdlt. Uls iic ben
9eibnam lbres Sobnes erblifte iiel iie in
Sbnmabt uno leioet leitber an @eiltceab.
nelenbelt.
I'm ndnliibrn Sage fam Elm fleiner 4
idbrl9er &nobe Namen5 Sobn Si1ber
nabe Hid)aro6' Winen auf cine trouriae
2trt um len 9e5sn. 81 mar oee Wittaos
aus Der Sbule ocfommen uno lpiettc
hit nob anosren Shulfnabcn ouf tinem
0aufen lbperer 8lots Die fGr Die 3ube.
leltun9 bon Suerbol;ern gum @ebroub
IN Den Wtinen tereit laoen. SIS lbeint
Dap er auf einem Der Sl0fe fat melber
nabeab oen &noben binunter warf u.ouf
ibn berab rollte. 2(l5 Oulfe bcrbpi Fam
uno Ell in oas oau5 ieiner Gltcrn eebrabt
ipuroe lebtc er nod 5 Winuten uno per
fbieo atooann unter oroben Sbmsrsen.
Sreibeits 9reGe.
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&Dblen /! &Oblen !!

an saucr's 8rouerei, in oer Gbesnutitra=
be, nabe Der Gde oer 3tsn, Gsaoins.
Ger llnterjeiebnete tsnacbrihtist Die ,Bhrs
9er rcn Ncaclns nno hrr lIm9cseno, caB CT
lttb NIT einem Sorratb oer terilbmteitcm
Scrtsn rctbaitbe ScbIra psrIsben BAT, nams
lid pom Shucpenosu 8era jaharp monn-
taln,) srcts, ssbrcebcns Dfrs. NuB. unb
Observation-Disclosures, cine Serlbiebsns
belt BON rpeiBaltbe 1t. {. no, nslhc CT aeIou.
ncn 1T an ecn neoriaitcn prcilcn fir Saar'
seIc su psrfaufen.
Srieorieb Qauer, Sisrbrauer.
Nsaein9, Septsmbsr IL. 3Nt.
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St6dkbare Sauerei
3uip Serfauf.


3ufclae tiner Bercrenuns bet 9iltrifts
llctcn 9litrlft pcn penuippanirn, foil auf
dfrntlitber 9eriteisernna pTtanft perpen,
SamfaJS, oen 25iteu Slouember,
auf psm plase-ale jsne itdstaye planta.
ae mo Sttt >anr, aclsasn in Dtsr,NNaeun.
Qie SaunItblp, $etta gauntp, arcn3eno an
ter, Slatban QBrilcr unp 2lnperes entbals
teub 0 2lfer. mebr crer tpeuiaer ); Der ar6s
Berc Gbrll papcn ut ,6aulanc, init elmer Ycr:
tlcn $ 0 lanp. 0ie S'rtsdrunSen ltnp
Gin Smeiitofi9te6 n,zerA
rs o b II h aus nno FsHssa
Sahe fctnciisr Sebeuer, 95as 9sasesyss!.sS sseessM
acnIhcr unp anpere 9lcbcnsstiuoe. 9As
&anp 1T in 9utsm Stanpe Der @ultnr, uno
auf rsmleten 1T ein futcr 8 It t9art n
unD ems Scntdne gang nabs hem 6auie Oas
$anc lic9t an Der Sem BON Scrte Inb $ecba
gaunties.
Cine Iehtnc Geleasubsit wirb bier barge
tctcn cine quite Sausrei III faufeu, pa ras
eiAcntbum cbne Ghdbalt rertauft ncrrcn
foil. gtsnfalIs Sur mimihcn 3slt unb Drt
Sa5 fol9enoe perlDnllde Gt9enttum'
Cine Gpfclmible mo 9siberprcGe, swrl
St6de 5afer uuo anscve bier uittt tenanntr
llrtifsl. -Scrfauft ais cas- eiacnttum pcn
Scbn waltert. eiuse Sanfrott6rs.
Ger Serfauf bralnut nm ltbr 0lacbmits
taa. mann bic Sepinaun9en tcfannt acmactt
rperben bon Jobn .. Eitbares,
NIil9ne in Sanfrctt.
Oftotcr a. SIN.
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Dftcter "a.
SSDbtfeiIe 8ilter.

1lm neucn Stobr.
Stuff erbaltsn, einse wcbfeils Sade II. &af
iinstts, ebsnfalls Slansa, NIpaeea gutres
&C. &C., fsbr woblfeil bsi
1pilliam 3eed,er.
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HAYS l6TNTMEWT-

THIS extraordinary chemical
- composition, the result of sci
ence and the invention of celebra.
ted medical man, the introduction of
which to the public was invested with
the solemnity of a death bed beouest
has since gained reputation unpar,
rallcled, fully sustaining the correct
ness of the lamented DR.. Gridley's
last confession, that che dared not die
without giving to posterity the bene-
fit of his knowledge on this subject"
and he therefore bequeathed to his
friend and attendant Solomon Hays,
the secret ofhis discovery,
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ltis now osed In tho principal hos
pIlali, and tho private practice ~ our
country, FIRST aud most ecdaI,ly for
the cure Of The pllo', and also 20 cr'
lonsIycly and eiicetually rs TO battle
crcdulity, unlesa where IL effects are
Witnessed. Externally applied, II IL
good for The following complaInlsi---
Dfopsy, All swcllIngs, Rheumatism,
Sore throals, Group, Whooping.eough
Bruises, Sprains, Burns, Sores aud
Ulcers.
For Sale by l.. KErsr g. Co. Lou
isvillc Miss. July 7 tf--3
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PETE Rs,
VEGETABLE .ANIERLL-
LILO u S PILLS

Having stood the test ofexperience
are recommended to the public as q
cheap and superior Family Medicine.
When taken according to the direc.
tons accompanying them, they are
highly beneficial in the prevention &,
cure of Bilious Fevers, Fever and A.
que, dyspepsia, Liver complaint, sick
Headache, Sea sickness, Jaundice.
Asthma, Dropsy, Rheumatism, en-
largement OF the Spleen, Piles, Chol-
ic, Female distractions, Heart burn,
nausea, filrred tongue, distention of
the stomach and bowels, incipient Di-
arrhGa, fiatulence, habitual costiye.
ness; loss of appetite, blotclied or SAL
low complexion, and in all cases OF
torpor Of the bowels where a cathar.
tic or an aperient is needed. Thew
have the testimony of the whole Med
ical Profession, in their favour, while
not single case of i'll consequences
or ineflicency can be alleged against
them.
For Sale by L. KEEsE, & Co., Lou. |
sville Miss. July 8 If
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GREAT ECONOMYi
MEALS IMPROVED

or PATENT LARD LAMP. e,
| A LAMP adapted 10 the successful
"A use of Lard instead of Oil in the
production Of light, has long been
wanted throughout the United States
Various expedients have been resort.
ed 10, TO secure such an end. Yet
notwithstanding the numerous inven
tons heretofore directed 10 this sub
ject, lard has remained an article
unacceptable of general use in the
production OF light. A lamp has
been needed that would be both ele-
CANT and clearly, and would obviate
the necessity of previously melting
the lard, or the use Of heaters to pro-
duce the results. Such one is
MEALS PATENT LARD LAMP,
now offered to the public. 1t is SIM
pie and elegant in its construction, 81
for economy in the production of
light, surpasses every other invention.
This Lamp, when properly trim
med, furnishes brilliant light, at the
unparalleled small expense of One
Cent for flee hours.u!
DIRECTIONS:
Put in the wick from the top of
the Lamp by means of the wire; fill
the cup with cold lard, and screw the
Top down until the lard appears at
he top-put little lard on the wick |
when new, light it and hold it upside
Town to saturate the wick and it will
'urn finely.
For safe Wholesale and Retail, bv
L. KEESE, &Co.
Louisville, Miss. 6 If
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A0ADDNlW

WILL commence its next Session
W gath inst, in charge OF Rev. j.
|. JONES and Mr.. d. w. SErpERs, Ia
young Gentleman just from College,
with all his laurels green upon him
The location Of this Institution is lust.
ly celebrated for its good Health and
excellent free-stone water with which
it abounds. The Institution will be
furnished with Globes, Maps, Charts,
&C., and the necessary aparatus's, so
as to render the instruction sound.
practical, aud thorough, and give the
Institution character of an high
grade, that shall not suffer by COM
parison with any ofthe kind in the
South West. The scholastic year will
be divided inio 2 sessions of S months
each.
DIVISION OF CLASSES.
Prinsary-Orthograp Reading
and Writing, (per SESSION. IS
acknowledgements Arith-
metic, English Grammar, and
Composition, Sle|
Juniov-Geography, Globes,
History Ancient and Modern,
Sacred and Profane,-Classical,
Chronology, Natural PhiIoso-
ply, Astronomy, Chemistry, &c. SIG
Senior-Moral & Mental
Philosophy, Natural History,
Logic, Rhetoric, exercises in
Reading, Speaking and Gesti-
,ulation; Geometry, applica.
ION ofits principles to survey.
ng;-B Bookkeeping, Survey
Ing, Algebra, Languages, &C.,
Ec., 400
A course ofLectures will probably
oe dilivered upon the subjects Of
grammar, Philosophy, Chemistry,
astronomy, Logic 90, during the
Elnter months, but for them, no addi- !
onal charge will be made. :
Boarding per month, $40
Pupils may enter at any time, but :
Ill be considered bound for the re. =
ainder ofthe session.
No part ofthe expenses will be re- y
llred in advance, but the money
i'll be considered due at the end of
lch term.
Louisville, Mi. July Is, 1s4s. sm. n
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ROBERT y. HUDSON.
ATTORNEY ALLAN
IOUigpiLLE, Wns
GRAY a. TllORNT0N
ATToRN EyS ATLAw
LOUist'fLLE, Mlq4
ASSIGNER's SALE

WILL DO sold TO tho biehN, a.,
W der for cash ai the Court llo"a..
door Of I.onkc, In the town ., nv
Ihage, Mississippi, on Monday ,ls V os
day Of September next, The follows,
described Real Estate, NJ fondt,a5
in the Bankrupt Court by Jo,issu
Recco, who has been duly declanaa
n Bankrupt, to.wit:-Thc East LAls
Of tho Northwest quarter of Secti%
eleven, Township eleven, North \
Range eight East; situated in LeaEl
County Mississippi.
ALSO, another tract of land ron.
dered in said court by William i.
Cushman, who has also been div
declared a Bankrupt, Section, Town.
ship and Range not known, lying in
the County of Leake, and State of
Mississippi, containing one hundred
and sixty acres.
CHARLES DIBRELI,.
Assignee in Bankruptcy.
for said persons.
Starkvilie, Mi. Aug. 26, ls43.
Vol. 2 no. sod. Prs fee 80
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DR.. JOHN SAPPINGTON'S
Celebrated Pills, for the cure Of
Ague and Fever, and Fevers general.
ly, constantly on hand and for sale
by L. KEESE, & CO.
Louisville, Miss. July 9 8 If
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NEW VOLUME OF
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.

OOOL1 . Lady . BUOk,
TO COMMENCE WITH JULY, lS43.
Original Paintings By the first Mas
ters ofthe art-OTginal Designs
Original Matter.
We offer as follows
copy Lady's Book and copy of
Godey's Comfortable Oanament. con.
tanning Is elegant mezzotint & steel
Engravings, for So.
2 copies Lady's Book and copies
of Godey's Comfortable Ornament
containing l3 elegant mezzotint and
steel Engravings, for IS
S copies Lady's Book and 3 do do 10
s do do do A do do Is
IL do do do S do do 90
23 do do do 10 do do 40
The Comfortable Ornament is the LIST
of the kind that has ever originated
in this country, and, of course, came
from the office Of the Lady's Book,
from whence all other designs and
ideas are copied.
We have now in hand ten original
Paintings, by the most celebrated ar
lists of the day.
Address, L. A. Cooley,
Publishers Hall, Philadelphia.