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sp Lecture OF the course will b. delivered in Clinton Hall
90 TUESDAY evening 9th Dst at Il o'clock BY Rev henry
Giles. Subject ta:taf, Di1course upon the
Tickets . cents to be had a! the door; BY order
Eos e.. W
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HEGENAN Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY.--J

HEGENAN AN, t;n,'aar yii s.Il =, ,rc,on A.,
THURSDAY, February sth at ia o'clock, IN the Saee
Room, IA Fulton-street, Brooklyn
No The three story aud frame House aud Lot No.
2 Stantons hoase IS by So feet lot IS by 100 ee The
house hsd 10 with brick has Sub-cear, aud is hnhNd
throughout the best Also, tho adjoining vacant
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~ New York Lyceum.-Hon JSHH st hiFF FL;
az Rhode Island twho announced Tor " 1sL
Sn, detained on account Of the ice will lecture on Isaa
Eveninc Febuar, g. IA O'Clock, In The bIoadway aot
Suhect The obligations of American Literature 20
ne Wednesday Evening Rev GsoRGE B. CAEErE P; WI
aIv hird Lecture IN the TABERNACLE II reply 10 blsAop
on The mixture of Civil aud Ecclesiastical Power
N the Middle Ages" Ia :, Tho ao,r mr.
Tickets each Lecture . cents; can o. 1'au a. " ~ "
OF Saxton & Miles 205 Broadway o,-cu g. G.
IS 2ls FENkLO,S ll,So '
Mechanics Institute.MTheh resuaF n, moI rsi!
meeting Of the Mechanics Institute viii D. held III te is
,ute Rooms, City Hall TUESDAY evening, 6th ms, al a.
O'Clock Members of the Institute requested 10 9 P"'"
NAL in their attendance CHARLES l.. BARltll J..
ie52t
rT-I.O. of O. F.-Thc Members OF Mutual Lod ~
No 81 l. .. OF o. +, hereby notified thar bretieT w
5 Howxs of Iietty's Lodge No H. Will deliver Lsc.ue
before the Lodge This Monday Evening t their hGon
II Dirsiou-strre' Suhect-CiaIms OF the Order bTetss
of he Order generally Iespec,uy invited 70 ss.sna
Il. By order. CHARLES J. HARRIS, y. II.
rr- Second Lecture ON Mental Electricity
on .MESN ERISM.-MESSRS. BROWN PIE WIZ
Nv hs Second Lecture this Science, Nlbos Saloon
non:nmorrow evening tuesday, They will present Two
an ec and give such experiments casnet tail III SATISFY
~ most scepca OF the physical bty OF the som
The will be Invested OF ali the mystery
wiz has hitherto enveloPed II.
ckes d cents be had al the door, Doors open az Of
os ock and Lecture TO commence at ID o'clock. Is ~
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Commercial and Money Matters,

r sales at The Stock Ercha"se &C. see Last Pase
'f;.e stock market stead to-day, with an up
walll, tendency. North American Trust improved
. Per cent.
Ezcimnge is mere plenty and not nlarge demand.
The mails are bringing n larger amounts from the
South. Sterling Is 81, g.; Francs 81 81
The semi-annual rep"r, of the Norwich and Wor-
cesier Railroad has been published, by which II APP
pears that
The whole amount o. receipts OF the months end
an l. 1874 Was $40 ~ 90
Expenses, including INTEREST,". -IU,9u' 10
In the expenses slSs arc included 5000 for exraordn
airy repairs of the road in consequence of the flood
of March last.
The extension road has cost about 100000 more
than was anticipated, and $4,000 remains to be pro-
yided. The entire cost will be $l23,000.
A comparison between the statement of the Com
pany as made by the Directors LIST June l643, and
the condition ofthe Company on the LIST of January
1874 will show the following results
June |, 1913 Jan. !, 1874.
Amount debts % SSe6 35S 90 Reduction Sos 81 30
do assets. 72,75l IS 29,8332S do 529a 81
Balance of debt. SC0ls97 776,72564 do g. 1893 81
Funded debt GSl GO 1868 60 Increase 692 90
FLOATING III Ss9 g. & e. REDUCTION los s s5 80
Showing reduction debt the months 81 80
Viz: By application of assets Si2,9l7 81
By part OF earnings. 23,593 So 49, :.
nh
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No. "a Factory stleetrhe brick front house.
with story kitchen attached III the II feet sQuare-
Will accommodate families we'll, house IS 10 oy % iset
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Enthusiastically reported for The tribune.

SATURDAY, Feb. 3.
ASHES.-The Market is very firm and we believe there
Pots flat be had G2 Pearls are nominal at
IL! asked 06; Offered One report makes the sales of the
week $40 bbs Pots and 300 bbs Pearls but have not been
able to hear Of such Of from any other
authority. The receipts the Warehouse have diminished
this week G6i bbls 6i3 Of Pots and 22l of Pearls
Stock at The IpspectiOn YarehouSe Ecb
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cI2cjrIv COURT -. Before Judge KENT.
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Mechanics, Institute

Thomas Austin Will deliver The SlHteenh Lsctue 81 VIZ
Course In the Lecture Room City Hall tbs lMIadsg
,ediepcy"- Lecture ire. Doors ogen al 0,GlocS.
9eE@s'sNS CHARLES BARkITT, Actuary.
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Mems, Boys and ChiIdren's Clothing.
&: e O IL K II. G X e EN-,
TO THE PUBLIC.

Atsah WATCHES AND JEWELRY bought or
" S taken in exchange by G. c. ALLEN 30 Wslisuees'
ezg.p 1sl ls0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

10 20 Facory-strec,-rhe brick front housc.
ABOVE; house IS 10 by 20; lot IS 10 b. IS. 49,
Terms Of sale all the above property favorable and VIII
be gwen At the sale. fSGe
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TUESDAY. Feb u,

nt 10 o'clock. At the Mefchsnta' sIchsngp,
RSAI E.rArE-1 he story ict front r, sad l.,
No 3tS Monroe portion a; he purchase
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Nc 81 West Washington riace-The TWO story and attic
brck house IN good order LOT through street,
hOuse 10 b. A. 0 80 feet deep oar side and 81 on tho
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Jo,,,nn RICHARDS, AnerfouseE.
Ry BANGS RiSiiGAalRDs u PLATT-stoss
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= Phrenolosicai Lec ,1 R { Sc
r- Lectures on the Second Coming OF

Christ.-Providence p=mitting Second Aerse I n
tnue every afternoon and evening through the ".eA' IT.
NIIyB viii be in the city and lecture every evsnipS III
nssing this evening will be franklin Hall I'D Cha,.
Square Seats free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

No 1.-TWO Houses and three Lots The southeast
Of Little and United Staesstreets TO be SOL III parcel
The ground United Staesstf~et 90 feet Lilo
e-stteet 81 feet parallel with Lesttee and 55i feet par
lei United Stesstrset The houses have lately undegons
thorough repair and painting; BRICK ciStss, yard paved
Terms made known at the time Of sale.
brooklyn January 3lst, 1874 j3ds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

Noi-The TWO story frame House and Lot on the north.
Little and United Sstes-sreets: lot 80 feet
Littls-stree IA feet United States feet the
north sid aud SO feet aud inches the The lower
part of the house has bean occupied grocery store
No5-Two Lots Littlestree opposite United Stans-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

No. ga small senteeI House, with seven finished rooms
and cellar, large bTck csteIn with lots OF ground
each by loo feet the side of SkmansTeet 100 feet
south from the southeast of Myrtle and Skman
fronting Sklnans aud fronting Bedford Ave
which open 80 feet widewe stocked with fruit
",
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

D 5. STUBS FlLES.-Just received an as.
sortynent of T. s. Stubs Files for dentists, jewel
lss watchmakers and shoemaHes lao Fulton street
y .n-.L.r 6
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STEAM REFINED CANDY.

IN kinds Of OyEKSHoE for sale lower than is Mai
dsn-lans. GEO. Z. BAKER
y B.-We have the wet walking 10 come. f3 2tis1
Independent Democrat., 1844-03-23

that was adopted in America. or ever oS
tobIished by free people, w~a-tne Con
stituIion prepared by the cclobN, I'D John
LoshSi Lords proprierors cr in South Carolina, in
IG68. In l7l9, "A revolution was accom-.
pi.hed in the colony, headed by james
Moore, and supported by William Rten,
which put an end to this Consi'ution.-
Governor johnson was elected from Office,
the authority ofthe Lords Proprietors over
thrown, and Moore took command Of the
colony as its Governor. 1t was afer-
wards put Under the authority ofthe crown
of Great Britain, who purchased out the
Interests of the Lords Prorrict0rs. We
think that this Constitution was "ihe first
written Constitution established in Amer
ica," or in any other country, according
10 our recollection. .-Spccidtor.
Independent Democrat., 1844-03-23

people in every district Of The Unl'n
should he well informed Of the course pur-
suel ~ lis particular representative, and
Of the earrings q al! the discussions III
! CoHIc5s, and # ull lis proceedings. The
mp t.aat topics cpeEe zap in Congress,
WI, Wo have no Gou1, greatly protract
the ,cs ion. nd coGsyq yqtutly increase the
volume Of our rcports. The Congress-
ional Globe Of the last long session (madc
up OF the proceedings, including tic votes
and a synopsis of the discusSions) extend
cd 10 almost a thousand quartz pages,
small print Tie Appendiy of speeches,
revised or written out by the speakers, cen
sisted also Of about one thouland quaIto
pages. These volumes were furnished
fDr 81 elch. The same amount of mat
ter reported and printed at the usual PrI-
ces. could not lie afforded for less than Sl0
per volume. The matter being preparce
| for cur nowSpaper;we are enabled to trans
| fer itand con, crt it into the hook form,
and sell it at the reduced subscription
price. Bat the ycpme OF the reports, III
creased by the long session Of Congress,
made the cost of the paper alone nearly
equal the price at which the volume was
sold. The publishers made nothing on
their work. Anticipating that the ap-
preaching session viii not be shorter than
the long orc of the 9th Congress, we had
determined TO raise the price of the Con-
qrefsr,na Globe and Appendix to So
each; and, to jrstity this enhanced price,
incurred new expenses 10 add to the valIc
IF the work. But, being impressed with
The im31rtlnce Of spreading information
amony the people, on the eve Of an cleo
ton fr.uaht with such consequences to
the country as that Of the next Pro>lden-
cy, We have resolved TO adhere 10 the old
price of fcr the Congressional Globe
and 8 for the Appendix of speeches, to
all subscribers up t. the lst Of January
nest. After that day, the price will bo
81 TO each.
As some persons who may receive this
PROSPECTUS pay wish 10 subscribe Tor our
rcaulrr papers, VIC will here state Tint we
publish a Daily paper at $l0; a Semi
weekly pppcr at S5; and Weekly paper,
with complete index TO it, at 81 a year,
payable in advance.
/ For the Congressional Globe, 81 per
: copY
! Fo" the Appendix, 81 per copy.
Six copies Of either OF the above works
will lie sent for So; twelve copies for
. 80; and 50 in proportion, for greater
number.
Payments may be transmitted by mail,
po 'Hgc pah, at our risk. BY rule OF
the Post Office Department. po-tm2 -tcrs
are permitted to lrani letters written by
= Notwithstanding money fol suCscrlp-
7 lions.
! The notes Of any bank, current where
! sub,cliborre.i cs, will be received by us
at par.
'i'c insure al TIC numhe"s, TIE subscrip-
, !jaas should lie in Washington by the
| OH or Dctcm' cr noyf: al f-:.aoa;.
C-l~Ao d'jeai'c2 rW he paid 10 GAy or
der @aicg9 tic ns0@cg ccccmpcWes IL.
! BLAIR ~ RiVES.
WASHINGTON CITY, Cciojer 20, ISIS.
Independent Democrat., 1844-03-23
East Notice.

a Ii, persons indebted to the firms
"a of James Royster, and A. q j..
Royster & Brother, are earnestly request.
ed to come forward and pay up their ac-
counts, otherwise collections will positively
be enforced.
A. 81. ROYSTER s. BROTHER.
Canton, March 23, lS4i-2S-4t
Independent Democrat., 1844-03-23
'g'CGcg2v" VUsg21G3.

\ ycurg man, capable Of teo"hing al
the English branches usually tla2ht N
common s,hools, well recommended, may
find cmpo, ment at Oklahoma, in the north
east part of Madison county. The neigh
horhood is ono of the most healthy IN the
State. None need apply unless well rec
commended.
Nov. 2l, 18I3.-ll--tf
Independent Democrat., 1844-03-23
Dla& CGGt.i..$...EtLiI


Lady and Ont c'.'@".
,,,,,.,,,, Maga#i.'' ...,,.
-. Ed ED 81 JoiIa !-FdAN'
FiIIed win coht'lDn'i"nS ir.m Inc hoS'
eminent ana accom- li.hed writer's
OF he county,
,rr7r, .;,.a. ,..,.;..,. r...ol.1,o,ho coo.
.aoan. - 'r III; ''' nlo.,a',n, ',,y W NV Lc
"n,.',Sl :'' D'."' I,ro,oJ -, ,ho nro
''o,', ',,'',,I 49, Tr.iIoI ' .a,o.
.'i,,' ;,,,l,,,, '',' Wv, ,;,. ,rIyarv .riI,tv
80 ','-'.-l ''', .I'o,' ''' on,
~, ""'G' =" ~ ,'I f.l1 10 H. Lo
siGns iLa ',,,' ,,,, - o. ,r r. cI,r ni s,,cco..,
rI way ,',' '''' .,,.a,,. "',1 ,r.G,
ani 'n,h,, ,r o.,I,,,,' ra'I Win fe
I;.,L, Lr r,ha@,rn,, ,,,. ,n.ro ,ro.,o, arro,cr
numbers constantly arriving a. ua'urty
Of p9wcr. who have ouiy 10 apu,ar on {, G
STAGE ofnll)jc,,,cn +, receive a hrilI.n,
award oI fan,. and ,b.t the power, q,
tbo.enhayc names ar, q ready rronoGnccd
with ,espoct tx i;as of wiscst ctnsufe. are
camilla IF ,nIrn and s,iu biol,,r cyrr.ian
ib5n Inc vet loon c.|rad forth. II is be.
I;.roI ,oc ,h,t r,o la.n,rd for literary
~ '.r,',;oo IN ,rts o,r,l.v' csrc ! ly n
: - ,a.,nI,oaI ch r~oI rvco l. ,ha en- nv,
in = ycyv I,ygn pyo"ortj n. nul tha. new
sn,nIi.s have o.,Iy 10 lie D.pge,tld Of The
girft ncoIj,y. AMI in the rioht way. TO en-.
sure n hearty welcome and pr,Gub,c re.
cont -. No loYlt is c,tarainoa OF III.
tI,o-;ron n,ioa's :,bi,j,, + s1e,a;u i.sell-
oor.o:nIr ,n IL ovn or,unJ, if NET abroad
No~,'l., ali ,hc camro,i,ion ,hlttIc in.
,cIlSrt nfo o,hrr laYls en- bling + the On.
.,,..I '(',,.' ",',l f., es,nao Is t,l, h.t -.
>,,,"a ~, ',;'li,.s or Amcrfcgn rna lors
., .,'',' '',1 ',,''', nI !. o.r; wn'rn9n G.,
~ ~" - -
Independent Democrat., 1844-03-23
PROSPECTUS FOR TuE CONGRESS
IONAL GLOBE AND APPENDIX.

Ialiln, AMI lave hefn so uGI,Crsai'Y araru.
ycd AM s.u- IN alter hy III, pai'lic, that
we Gccu he {. s.ry,n'y in Iii. pro pee.
tus 10 slv, t'.at t.cy viii lo continued al
the next session # Congress; AMI 10
state succinctly their contents, the form in
Whi.a thcv viii be printed, and the prices
fro them.
The Congressional Glole is made up o.!
TIE daily proceedings of the two Houses Of
Cvngrcss, The speeches of the members
are condensed, 10 lrng them into a rcada-
Die I,ngth. All the resolutions offered or
motions made, are given in the movers
rwn worls; IN the yeas and nays on all
the important questions. It is printed with
small l. pe--Ara,ier and nonpareil-on
double rayal sheet, in quarto form; each
number coataining Is royal cuarto PAGES.
Il is printed rs fast as the business done in
CUuGrcss iuui.hcs m.ttCr carIgA for a
number. The first four weeks Of d session
usually furnish matter enough Iofone num-
her week; and the balance of the session
enough Tor two or three numbers L week.
The approaching session o. Congress viii
be long one, and viii furnish matter
cnau. b, We suppose, for Gtty or siyty num-
.cgs.
The Appcndil is made up Of the Presi,
'ent'- annual ule;saIe, Tie fc9orts of the
nriac,D!l officers or government l!it ac,
company il. and al ths !onr sre1ches OF
,ucnl crs Of CONGRESS-. written out or reyj
Sod b. themselves. l. is n,inted in the
same r,rm = tha C,n.rrosai,n C'ob,. =
uslaI,y mikes ohou, the same numlcr OF
o,oss, There arc NOT 50 many numJcr.
m nSl:shal ,ha frs: weeks cf tn, session
- rbore are nun, crs of the Cgnvrcsson.
II GIoha. rcc,nsc n, member. are slow ir
,yr,,;rr noI ,hn,r srcrcare. bat. toward.
,bn cj5.c nl re.si n, me numbers ar,
o,,,i;.haJ @ ~. 80 r.n~,on,I,, ,h,n tha car
Independent Democrat., 1844-03-23
IA NGnEE@ E[0
COURT OF CHANCER1 I
OF TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
DccPmbpr Term, 1913.


Robert Patterson Ct al {SamueI Ford
No. 2239 Us CT al
TTPON opening the matters OF this
Z bill. aud it appearing to the salts
faction Of lhc Chancellor, that the deIen-
dantz David Ford and Wm. Sutherland arc
nol mhabitlnt, Of this State. but reside tc-
vond the limits thereof, 50 that the or
dinary process of this Court cannot be
executed upon them, 1t is therefore Or
dercd that unless the sail defendants aP-
pear before the Chancellor al the Court
room in the City Of Jackson, on the first
Monday in June next, insuing, and plead,
answer or demur to the bill OF complaint
herein, the several allegations thereof will
lie taken for confessed, and such order or
decree male therein as the Chancellor
may deem equitable and just. 1t Is
further ordered that copy OF this order
be published in ;he Independent Democrat
once a week for two months snccesseyeIy'
Attest r. L. DIXON, Ctefh.
March l6, lS44.-27-9t
Independent Democrat., 1844-03-23
rEEeg STEE'S SALE.


ENY virtue Of the provisions Of deed
, of trust to the undersigned, eXecu-
ted on the 2Gth day of April, 1871, by
Haly Cotton and Mapsey L., his wife, for
the benefit of the President and Directors
of the Commercial Bank of Natchcz and
William i. Ballour, for considerations IN
said deed of trust specified; recorded, June
10Th, 1911, IN the Probate Clerks Office
Of Madison County Mississippi, in book
ofDeeds II, pages 524,25 On1 p. ! VIII
proceed to sell
On Monday the 7h day Of Octo5cr neat,
tor cash, to the highest bidder in front oi
the Court house door in Canton Madison
county Mississippi, the following descrlb,
ed tract ofland lying in said conuty, viz
The south east quarter and east half OF
the southwest quarter Section 81 Town
ship l. Range 3 east, containing 24e
Acres, be the same more or less. The
title to said land is believed to be goo
but the undersigned will only convey sucl
title as is invested in him by said deed o
trust.
JOHN S. TUCKER, Trustee.
March, 80, lS4I-2S-6m
Independent Democrat., 1844-03-23
. " He a II S .

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs his pa
HN, irons and the puIlic generally, that
he has just received from New Orleans a
splendid assortment OF
H'Ool dyed Cloths dad Cdssimer.S
Clothing of every variety cut in the new
est style and latest fashion or made Ia
order with nea'ncss aud despa'ch. Ills
store is at the NE. corner Of the public
square.
Canton, March 81, I5it-29-H
Independent Democrat., 1844-03-23

The following from the Merchants
Transcript is the prise of cotton in New
Orleans up to the Oh Of March.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Independent Democrat., 1844-03-23

WORMS, WORMS, WORMS,
Cave g. Schaffer's Worm syrup,
Bonds Vermituge,
HulPs Worm Lozenges,
Worm Seed Oil,
Safe and efectua remedies for eradica-
ting Worms. For sale by
Z. =. WARD.
Aug. 10, 1913.
Independent Democrat., 1844-03-23
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, MADISON
COUNTY.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, MADISON
COUNTY.
In Ike C'rcai Court of Said County on
the Chancery side thereof.
Nancy M Henry
John ]. Henry. ! 1914.
HTPON opening the matters Of This bill,
and it appearing that the dcfen-
dan', John J. Henry, is not an inhabiIant
Of this state, but resides beyound the linn
its thereof so that the ordinary process of
this Court cannot be executed on him;
therefore it is ordered that unless the said
defendant appear before the Circuit
court at the Courthouse Of said county
in the town of Canton, On the first Monday
of Nav next, and plerd answer OF demur
TO said bill of complaint, the several alle-
cations thereof, will be taken for confess
ed as TO him, and such order and decree
made therein as said court may deem
equitable and Just. 1t is further ordered
that copy of this order be published IN
the "Independent Democrat" once
week for two months successfully.
WIN. MONTGOMERY, Clerk.
JIG. OFT, Pc.
Feb. 10, lS44.-22-9t
Independent Democrat., 1844-03-23
.aSt, containing
Eour hundred AM eight.
ErE'2S

more or less, all in Mount Salus District
Of lands, in the State of Mississippi Said
lands will be sold by virtue Of an orGcr o
the Plobato Court Of Madison county, as
the property of James w. Boyd, a minor,
and which is subject to the dover Of ISAIAH
Amanda Walter, lormcly Sarah Amanda
Boyd. The purchaser will lo required to
Give Lond and security accordingto law.
+. i. WALTER.
Feb. II, l8lt-?3-'ds
Independent Democrat., 1844-03-23
NEGRO CLAY CLUB.

1t appears by the Portland American;
that negro Clay Club has been formed
in that city. AS John Randolph sad OF a
famous transaction in the history OF or
country, this is in reality, ga union OF the
puritan and black leg"
Independent Democrat., 1844-03-23

ROOFS FOUNDER OINTMENT.
Horses may he cff'ectually cured OF the
Founder Ly the use OF this invaluable
ointment. For -s~!e by
E. D. WARD.
Aug. 10, lGlj,
Independent Democrat., 1844-03-23

NN Monday the 1st day Of Aprl',
z , 1871, viii offer for snIe, on a
credit of twelve months, 10 the highest
bidder, on the pIimisc-, the following de,
scribcd lands being and lying in Madison
county Mississippi, about thr'c miles
from Ways BlaH, Icing the same lands
on which formerly resided, viz: Tie
west half OF the southwest quarter Of see
ton twenty-one; the east half Of south,
west quarter and the west half Of the
southeast quarter of section twooty,nno;
the north half of the cast half Of north
west quarter of section twenty-clght; the
north east quarter Of section twenty nine
and the north half Of the west half ofthe
northwest quarter Of section twenty
eight, all in township eleven, range three
Independent Democrat., 1844-03-23

GRAY'S PATENT INVALUABLE
OINTMENT,
For the cure of Scorfula and other Tu-
mours,
Ulcers, Rheumatic failS'
Sore Legs, letters,
Old & fresh wounds, Eruptions,
Sprains, Bruises, Chilbalns,
Swelings & Iniam- Piles and Corns'
ations, Scald head, Snake bite,
Sore Breasts, Bite OF MAD DoSS'
External diseases generally.
For sale by E. u. NAhD'
Aug. 10. 1845'
Independent Democrat., 1844-03-23

8. /" " GO
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Dealers in periodicals throughout the U.
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