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"A G. A r. ID ,

"Rs. WHIFFIN will be prepared
N to resume the duties OF her school
on Monday, Jan. 10th.
Six or eight pupils can be furnished
with board II. Mrs Whiains' family on the
most reasonable terms.
From uncomfortable circumstances,
Mrs. Within has not been favored with
that patronage which her labors TO ad-
vance her scholars during the proceeding
session had justified her to hope for but
Notwithstanding the small number Of her
pupils, her only concern has been to pro.
mote their moral and intellectual improve
ment. Out ofthe list Of sciences with which
education is now too much burdened, and
Of which few scholars retain more lasting
knowledge than the name, Mrs. w. has
presented 10 her pupils, such only as in
her judgment are likely 10 prove Of the
most solid and permanent utility, and
these they are required TO memorize IN a
manner calculated 10 make a more. lasting
impression than can be made by the So.
perfcial method of teaching, too frequent
" adopted.
Convinced that ultimate success must
be the result of plans iudiciously selected,
and perssveringly carried out, it is Mrs
Whltitn's intention 10 continue her in
gtruclion to such pupils whose parents IA
vor her by their support ; assuring them
that her chief aim will be TO import to
their children useful and practical learn.
ing.
A specimen Of Mrs. WIS conversation.
al cards which she has introduced for the
use other pupils sufficient to illustrate their
utility, was exhibited at their recent ex-
animation, The number Of these cards
will be increased monthly. From the
use Of them lwof0ld advantage is anIic-
ipated additional knowledge will be nc
quired, while that which las been preUi.
Ously acquired will be retained.
the plan which has been introduced in
teaching history and facilitating a knowl.
edge Of dates, may be examined at the res.
idcnce Of the Rev. James Lyon.
Great attention will be paid TO the sci.
ence Of music. Mrs Wnifin has been
known as teacher ofimusic for about 2
years. She disclaims 81 prelensions to
any merit as a performer, bnt the rapid
proficiency her pupils have made, while il
has been aaitering to herself and satisfac-
tory to her patrons has gained her the rep.
ulation Of being a well qualified and sue
cessful teacher.
I E MS.
Board, per month So
Including Washing, 10
Instruction in the higher branches
Of education, per session, 800
Preparatory pupils, per session. 10
Instruction 10 Music on the Piano,
per session, 90
For the use Of a Piano, 2
No allowance is made for absence I'M
lee ,1eoes< irrI -. ,f,t. ,e-e
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TRUST SALE.


DY virtue Of Deed in Trust executed by
Id Isaac Easterly 10 me as Trustee, which
said Deed was duly Recorded in the County
Of Oktibbeha and State Of Mississippi. shall
proceed to sell at tho Court House door in
the county aforesaid, OF the
Sirth day Of January 4. d. 1913.
to the highest bidder for cash the following
tract or parcels Of Land. 10 wit; Lots number
one, two, three, four and FIVE, Of fractional sec
ton thirty three in township twenty range
fifteen east, containing 2ll acres, or so much
thereof as may be sufficient 10 satisfy note
secured by said deed with interest and cost Of
sale Such lille as is vested in me by said deed 1
will convey TO the purchaser.
CHARLES DIBRELL
Trustee.
Stsrkv.lle Miss. July 9Th 1912.
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AMERICAN HOTEL
LARS ConnEneiAL)
Exchange stroet.-.No 1Lks
EDWARD MILFORD,

EDWARD MILF OAlDs
Gm,efa for he Uniform add liberal
support extended TO him BY bis friends
sines rs removal from New York 70 me
south respsctfully announces that be has
$780, ne above, as Mercantile and /
Bachslor's Ealing Lodging Establish
meut. Il has lust been completely reno
ya,ed wirbin and without, aud rs vicinity /
IN business induced q belief that i can be |
rade a place Of acceptable resort for
Gentlemen al al hours, especially those
who are ia the habit Of dining N ihe bus
inese part Of the cityi The table will be
served by the plate, on the plan Of Clarke
4 Browns celebrated House in New
York.
Twenty o. thirty Gentlemen may be
lodged in the house. The Dining Hall
s spacious, and agreeable situa ed. Care
will be taken that the appointments Of the
table, is service, and attendance are
respectable.
Transient Board and Lodging, 50 90 pr day.
- W p WIZ
Permanent do. (single room,) 4000 pr NTH,
aOwo IN aroom) 30 20
Board only, 3 meals day. ser
we'd exclusively from the steamer, So per wk
40 meals do do. 50
Dmners only, 10 OOPr NTH.
Breakfast, from half past Z 10 10 o'clock
Dinner, from half past l, to half past a
Tea from 0 to Z.
The Bills OF out door Boarders win b
presented for settlement weekly, unless
arrangements are made to the contrary
Boarders lodging in the house semi
monthly.
Visitors who may prefer il may dint
or breakfast by the plate, according 10 tn
Bill Of Fare, or pay for breakfast, As. din
ner 6s.
Evening business in the Coffee Room
viii be charged according to the price
affixed 10 the annexed list Of orders.
Mobile, Dec. 1912. l4f.
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NOTICE,

TTAVING determined 10 60 70 Mobile the
ensuing winter, FOR the purpose Of dong
4 General FactOrage and Com
U,issiou Rusimesn, | would respectfully
sohcit ne patronage Of my friends and the
public generally; having been planter myseli
ior several wears, have some knowledge Of
Inc quality Of Cotton, and pledge myself to at
,end to all business entrusted u me with hdei-
hy and despatch. viii be in the city Of No
HE, the lsl Of January, l5i3, where | will be
happy TO attend to my friends in my line.
WIN. WOODWARD,
Of Noxubee County, Miss
Move nbe. IL, 1912.
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w-IEEE4H RcKEoRR

WILLIAM ECHF0nD,
comm1aaIon HEerchnme,
Mobile, .llas
wwAvING determined 70 transact q Gen.
eral Commission Business II The City
u Mobile, would solicit ihs patronage d my
trends and the public generally. An business
entrusted % my care shall be attended % with
oromplnos and 6delily. ] shah b in Mobile
by the first 81 January, Or sooner Il The river i
Columbus, Miss Sept. 1912.
NOTICE.
TyHE undersigned having located themsel-
III YES in the city Of Mobile, iorthe purpose
Of conducting
wholesale Grocery BustH css
intend keeping on hand al al times, a Large
aud General assortment Of az such Goods az
are usual in this line. and most respectfully So
heit the patronage Of the Planters, Merchants
and others from the Bigby River, ard from OH
er sections Of the country trading 10 Mobile.
A. S. HUMPHREYS. &Co.
No. IT Commerce STREET.
December 9Th 1912.
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tiveness. and arrangement Of the hillary Or
gans BY the use Of your Pills, Don't fail toseld
me a supply forthwith. Yours, very respect
fully,
p, c. DWIGHT.
Montgomery County; Md Aug. 10, ls4l
TRuS1 OLE

hOD 4 OALEs
DY virtue OF a certain Deed in Trust axe
ID cuted 10 me as Tusree, on the 9Th day
ofNovember A DIS4l, by Villains Boiling
and Mary NJ Boiling ofthe County Of Lowndes
and State Of Mississippi, TO secure the pay.
ment Of certain proniss0ry notes therein spe.
cited, which said deed Of trust was duly recor-
ded in the Office ofihe clerk Of Probate Of Ok
tibbeha county IN the State Of Mississippi, |
shall proceed to sell for cash before the court
hoese deer in said county Of Okubbeha on the
Fourth Monday IN Nay, 1S43,
zhe following described land, lying and being
in Oktbbeha County, to wit:
The south east quarter Of section number
thirteen, in township number twenty north, Of
range thirteen east, containing one hundred
and fifty acres s0-l0O. Sale TO take place
between the hours prescribed BY Law. Such
title conveyed to the purchaser as is vested in
me as trustee.
CHARLES r. CRUsoE
Nov. 20, is42. Trustee.
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DOCTOR DAYTON.

DOCTOR DAYTON,
rs prepared (in addition to bis duties as a
u Physician and Surgeon) TO perform in
neat, scientific and durable manner, al the op-
eraiions Of
MBI IN s MA
Those interested, are invited to call and
examine his splenda colecIion-of Premium
lneorruptible Teeth, which be will insert on
reasonable terms, with pivots or gold plate,
and Il need be with ArfyfciI Gums OF the
same Incorruptible Material II his work is
not done in such way as to give perfect salts
faction, nothing win be charged.
Office on Main Street, doors from VIM.
Huidleston, g. Cos Store.
Dec. 1912
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DIsTRIcr CHANcERY CoURT OF TUE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI,
HELD AT COLUMBUS.

DISTRICT CHANCERY COuRT OF TUE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI,
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
A''3 No. 20 Ny ys. Dec. Rules 1912.
James Gates ct. al.
HTPON opening the matters ofthis bill
u and it appearing that the defendant
james Gates is not an inhabiiant Of this
State but resides beyond the limits there
Of so that tho ordinary process Of this
Court cannot be executed upon him it is
therefore ordered that unless said deien-
dant appear before the Vice Chancellor
at the Court room 10 the town Of Colum-
bus on the
First Monday IN Nay aeri,
and plead, answer or demur TO The bill Of
complaint herein, The several allegations
thereof will DO as 10 said defendant taken
for confessed and such order and decree
made therein &c the Vice Chancellor may
deem equitable and Just.
II is further ordered thar a copy Of this
order be inserted 10 the Democratic Wing
once a week for two months successfully.
NJ MCCARTHY, clerk.
Columbus Dec. slh 1912.
CHEAP FLANNELS.
UTnlpE e Red Flannel being very cheap
w by The piece Or yard. ttr
VIZ HUDDLEsToN& co
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~ 81 R1aH ~ q
FOR SALE.

TTPON Accommodating Terms the House
~ & Lot at present occupied BY DR.. Talla.
ferro, next door to Dickinson g. Boykin's Law
Office 10 Columbus, Miss.
For Terms, Apply 10
WM. HUDDLESTON, or
A. MURDOCH, Esq.
Dec. @. 1870.
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MEDICAL NOTICE

nR. DAYTON, has taken the rooms for
- merly occupied BY The Misses Gidney,
two doors west ofthe store Of VIM. Huddles-
ton g. Co., and has changed bis residence 10
the house formerly occupied by Or. Tate
Any business in his profession, as Physician,
Surgeon or Dentist, viii receive prompt atten-
ton. IfDr D, should be absent from his Office
al any tine, word may Be leAwilh Mr. Hale.
81 Hnddlestoa a. Co.'S. store,
Columbus, Dec. 10 1892. lS-tt
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JOHN S. RHEA,
Commission Merchant,
Mobile, Alabama,

efCrences
GRN. ]. w. GARTH, Decatur, AAa.
CsN. B. NJ. LOWE, HuntsUils, "
Cor. Benz. SHERRoo, COurtLdnd, 4"
G. T. BARTON L BRO. Tascumbia, "
DR. HENRY w. RHODES, Tuscaloosa, "
A. R. BARoLAY, ESQ.,, Taladcga, Ala.
NJ. C. HoUsroN, ESQ, Livingston, "
Mar. B. NJ. BRADFORD, PontOi0c, Miss.
OIL. EZRA WEBB, Nep Orleans.
MCMAHON, TRoTrER PEARsALL, 4"
DR. JAMES PERRtNE. Mobile
CHARLES McLARAN, Esq, Columbus, Nj.
Oct. !, 1912.
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NOTICE.
TIME sale Of Drugs and Medicines.
IA &c. &c. heretofore carried on by my
self at the corner Of Main and Market street,
in Columbus, Misslssippl, under the name ahd
style o. E. a. SMITH viii in future be con-
Quoted by the undersigned The entire stock,
the books and accounts, and every thing con-
nected with the establishment are nine alone.
Those holding just claims against the above
establishment, will present them for payment
10 myself, and al those Indebted to It, are
cautioned against making payment to any OH
er. The old patrons Of the house and the pub
lie generally may rely Oh liberal terms, prompt
attention aud the best articles the trade can
supply The business viii be continued with
out interruption in future under my individual
personal attention.
A. N. JONES.
November IL, 1912.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TNROM and after the frst day of January
II next, the subscribers win sell their re-
naming stock Of goods for Cash only, at cost
and necessary charges in getting them here.
Their stock is vet large and great bargains
can be had by calling on them
Being determined TO close up their business as
soon as practicable,all persons indebted to them
are respectfully but earnestly requested to make
payments without delay, at least, 10 call and
settle their accounts By note or otherwise.
II. BUCHANNON & co.
Columbus, Dec 18th, l542.
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MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE.'H
THlS Institution win be open for young
Il ladies' on the lst Monday in January 1913.
Young ladies' can be accommodated with boar.
ding.
ABRAM MAER.
N. B. Lessons in Music viii be given BY
Professor Pfster.
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bALEimohEi PeIls 4 l-4l.
I have used Dr.. Spencer's Pills in my prae-
tee Ter the last six month, in several cases Of
Dyspepsy. sick Headache, Bilious Fever and
other diseases, produced by an inactive state Of
the Liver, and ! take pleasure in giving my
testimony Of their good effects in ai,those ca
ses. and consider them safe and mild aper.
lent, and the best article ofthe kind nave ever
tlenl
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November 1Z,Is42.
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4 GOOD SHAVING soap AT LAST =

4 GOOD SHAVING SOAP AT LAsT-To
: \ make Good and Lasting I,;f.r-Vhe som ,i,is i,
s9m2osel Of ,s old Na so.it kept stoia 10 and
~ yeaFs o-iSe Is imported Io.- who have used IL WILL
known its worth and ta, is - very best y.r mad,
los STA. II thick Fic lasting easy lsfhsr soften
ing 20 ". beard aud elaS 70 ,e sknr Is ro pu ri-t
beautifully scented aat pat IN shay Jafs ijc @ Al
and si!iinSs each by 7 JONES at his Perful-r ~ E
adjustment sign OF the American Eagl" 81 Chatham 81
y : aud b these dseT's-l Albany 81 Stae ST.: In fila
GelThi7 az Zs!6ers OF Third aud Deck ST. ia Boston
State 50 IN Brooklyn, l39 Fulton 81 me i'm
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For The Tribune.
IRELAND.


IRELAND
Too long beneath the Tyrant's chain,
Above the broken, trampled fame,
Has Ireland slept,
And dimly kept
Her ancient glory hid away -
VIII not her sons arise to-day,
The brave, the strong,
And round her throng,
With fearless hearts, and spears and glalvef,
And, Ike the unstaid ocean waves,
Be free
O Ireland, rouse by all thy fame,
The glory clustering round thy name
In other days,
By hero bays
By all of song thy shores have heard
By all the eloquence that stirred
Their sleeping dust,
The great and just,
Who dared with voice, and dared with steel,
To rise and smite the Tyrant's heel,
Be free.
Shall EMMEr's shade in vain appeal
And they who persisted for thy veal
Lie all unhcard
Is there no word
Like fire to stir thy million souls,
Until ike yon wild storm that rolls
The maddenea surge,
They rise and urge
Their battle to the Tyrant's throne,
And DER the last oppressor's groan
Be free?
o hallowed land Of tears and blood
Where Tyranny has poured its flood
or hate and wrong
To-day be strong
Think OF the graves beneath your feet,
Let all true Irishmen repeat
Their Emmet's name,
And like fame
Shall patriot Indignation burst,
And Ireland DER her chains accurst
Be free
vec- York June, lsa3 lfioN,
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III. HUNT, Attorney for Petitioner. myG ih,

TN CIiANCERY, Eighth Circuit The R,It
Comm.sio OF TN, State of NewYork the RsaIi
Bufslo-N"ce IS hereby given pursuant TO an Ofdefefa
the subscriber has been duly APPOINTED Receiver be p
y and effects Of the said BANK of Buffalo that By said 2
county Of Enc amongst other things, take and
count Of all the demands Of any description against he 81
state SAID account aud or the general purpose con,fnrbN
thu statute. al the creditors Of tho said BANK Of Buffalo
required TO eEhihit tha accounts, aims and tsao s,s
ter having sad reference IN charge his Office ii, city
Bufai b. the 18th day of September next and becOm. ,,
10 this SUM- and III default thereof thsy will b. fise,.
from all benefit 81 he deere which shall be mas IN this @
and from any dnbnn which shat! be nsds under stb Dc
cree. Buffalo, h!1.ch The Gti., 1913.
IRh 4. BLOSSOM, Receiver OF tn. Bank Of Buffalo
IAME- GRoCKFg. Master IN ChaDc.ry ,rhit diSi
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T ARD OiL--The subscribers have consrs1tIy
IL hand and daily receipt OF large uuaut-, Of
taEd OH direct oIa enuectory seatly established On
70 esheT manufactures SEN ca examsa-o5 an
WI = sold ~ Quantities AID st purcheses at
equally IS low prices any the sla1et
tIe.s AID Others parncair requested 10 ca and sre
in- this article be isre purchasing elsewhere.
NIL BUTLER MORRIS, 4s Waie-,treat
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BRITISH Plate GLASS WAREHOUSE,

BRITISH PLAIk GLASS WAREHOUSE,
british LOOkING-GLASS PLATES OF s,i-
0peEioI hliiiiaseg 1 beauty l2oaces - sir, and
gnd.r--aai PoLlSt.b PLATE CLASS FOR WIN
and GERMAN LOOKING GLASS PLaTl.s Of the SIZE
a.i 3ia :, :. :, :, ISAAC /. PLATT.
DENTAt. RGERY-J. Smith Dodge Den.
~ tai Surgeon having retained from Washington announ
his business connection H d. /. and ect-
fails ia0sH hi, tegds aud NJ pubic ia: future has bust
Of Dental suEcI vail be prosecuted Hacef The ra1e 81
DODGE * PARMELY. No. L BOND-STREET.
In )rnns this bSiaes connection my old ends
sn Patrons TIA, a associate needs only t Known u a
vocbsy appreciated artist OF science, and gentle
% subscribers ,refora contemplating the prosecuting
o. Dental Surgery the approved and er,-
tive tnCst ;rF PROFESSIONAL s:yices 10 their trends
and n, fJ5iic ard al who shall need the ard
coF e2frt sSl Of III experienced and practical Deii,ist 20
coil them. lean. :srr1s ana examine t- professional
',,-,',', - '''--'' '''. SMITH. DODGE
l. ?AR,nEt.i
Nsw-Yoax November ., 1872
n. New- Ek p1olic have haIlcaIy
arlt W oInioa al he nlnfat snd skill OF j. Smith D5o--
tc of DeEtSEy. that c-scrIly give ay Iestaouy
his t1i and add oiu several yeas yeasousl acluziat
WITH in tan = scene profession h blends lndn"
q ll1nR= and tx character a man Of t-neyol-nt
feelings aid ''''cilatSTiiy JOIN " EkANCls ND &c
NV FoSC Nor. ., lS'2-
ectca Dentist or many wears In the osinoz OF M
irs VINO a1vt 1riercd Tie se, OF his skia ca, plass
- 49, 'sis vAI I S R9in; MOTT s9r,s u B.
Nrw-YoRS, Dec. 9, 1879
OF ths e1ilDst a leafs o! Smith DODGE In ID. of'aa
Some % lny itiens no have n Eer his cheer
Tally coincide. he justly regarded Is or OF IN eraos emf
$500, :. JOHN W. DRAPER VI D.
Professor OF chemistry, University of NewYoEk.
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=z12sassa HULL'S TRUSSES. to Run
Il n ussd Pfsons.-Bes,oas aiT.;cled 4i.a rupture,
~ y aay rely upon thu best iRztorneatl! AID The
szzs2 world Affords, Application a The Office, No
ese,-stT 70 either Of tie principal towns
~ - iit-f >ats- be careful the back p.d
his fsSe. TO see they endorsed By Dr.. Hu IN wri.
ing None aie genuine, or 20 D. relied agon good With
Many F-ons have undertaken vead limitations Of Hulp.
Celebrated aad Thousands IN ~oS upon IA cor
qaeiee Ihcge limitations te Killed upon: they are
tads 81 nassltgi n,ecacic ard better tia the 5rn.
az Eus.ss. 80
Roots ra7s sse fitted rp at 70. Vesqy .est exclusively
iof iadir nas'ng Ssa;e entrance from tie buneS e.rt.
' VIZ setai- Is N Constant attendance upon t..
liA-ie ''--ir-S' All If
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,r,--,r,.5 ne exc Ihe quality Of the ION /, also
All sapor 10 any heretofore used for tat purpose
Of hes e. eyer hand made shoes By send S L mail Or other.
sT..n,s :s - assorted shoes win Immediately BE- forwa,dr
oni-ri bv s! nr ssetloa 81 couny for which they
bar TrSr I.wi, 95ssas a1 < Lesley G r1rti Bro
EeI re Coz New. ork; Cbsries smith Bss,aa 4. H.
and Pr
roy ifoa and Nail Factors. Ap,l4. HENRY BURDEN
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y III ,',, - NJ vi =, L S, 49,. n ~ aI
the City of New York the fifteenth day OF May hsrrs
one thousand eight hundred and oyhree. Present., Da'li
wnkle. decessed On reading aud filing the petition o Mr
Elizteth Buwinkle, Administratrx Of Henry Bqlvtsk
late OF the city Of New-Yok deceased, by which appea
his debts IL ordered tia, all persons nerestcd ia he ssI
of the said Henry BuIlwinke deceased appear this Corr
the day of June next, O'Clock IL Ii
forenoon show Why authority should not b. girr
sid Administrator mortgage, clss sell so mach h
real of said Henry Buwnkie deceased as ,hllttG
cessary 10 pay his debts. Signed,
DAVID 8. OGDEN
H. Hunt, Attorney for Petitioner. myE itAw
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BAru. Me-, May Q, 49,

BATE Mp., May ., ID
Gentlemen you have forty doliaIs raymsIn
the At lot, which you will please p!.e my crsd, d r.
ward me by return OF str,mrr John W. Richmond lssg
lot Of your excellent Pills o the same amount Some t0
was manifested against them at their first ntrotqcnoa s
supposg them to be- like many nostIams Of the DAY. rek
less but the people Bath sIe beginning discogd l
they the best medicine use, and their sale siaff
lns rapidly. Yours respectfully. .r. Z
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REFINED SUGARS

At THE FOLLOWING Low CASH PRICES:
VI OGISEN ANB WOOLSEY ofiertherstand-
w sli quality Double Refined Sugars follows namely
Crushed Ill do do purchased half cent
Powdered . ~ do do las popad additional.
The above are packed rs follows!
Lo2vcs IN boxes OF 500 pounds
Crushed in bis OF 2dO do No charge for packages.
Powdered in trls cf2j0 DO
Araly 10 Tie Nrlotk Patent Sugar Refinery, corner OF
South and Montgomery streets, 81 Wal-,treet.
2. uIi,is Of the city mast be accompanied rs re-
nutthUGa jel ia
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4 CLEAR COMPLEXION, free from Ertf
ton or Disagreement may be had By all, By l.s -
edy now we'll known TO be one Of the Slrplips a
tons OF III" il Is made the shape of beaaais ~
les botches, scuryy salt :heum, tan, moIhe" saiol
disagreement Of the shin, npar;in: 70 the face Dc
Is offered; One trial y i'll suicc recommend III. y.
changes The color Of dark, sunbarnt yellow ssn IA
hestny cIeSmsss has received he approval o. is III
blessing have seen this curs scyera! cases Of e'p5
Persons have spent hundreds of dollars 10 ess 10 w.
,jshment sIgn Of tie American Eagle SO Cbahan s ,e
T. and by thsse asens-ia Philadelphia bY LTeyyrt st.
hlrd ana Dock SIS; u the American botei or
t9n u. Vi 10 Boston STATE street. in ChaIes,onr tss.
kihs ST; In Albany, 81 State st; Brooklyn 10 .sts
Agents wanted all the other cities.