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petuty of slavery, and the irrevocable pros.
tration of protection.
Vermont Locotocoism don't choke much
at such political doses, even though they be
like an alkalI to an acid, compared with for
mer ones. The conflicting doctrines, after
slight effervescence, manage to coalesce,
and live very comfortably together. A cor
receive is needed, which the Wings will be
too benevolent not to administer in the course
of the fall.
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we should each write out and publish our views and
opinions on the subject of the Tariff was that our re-
spectve positions might be distinctly known and un
derstood by the people. That my opinions were al-
ready fully and distinctly known. could not doubt
Ihad steadily during he period Iras a representa-
tire in Congress been opposed 10 protective policy as
my recorded rotes and public speeches prore Since
retired from Congress had held the same opinions,
In the present canvass for Governor had nvowe my
opposition to the tariff act Of the late Wing Congress,
as being highly protective in its character and not de-
signed by its authors as rerenue measure. had
avowed my opinion in my public speeches that the
interests Of the country and especially Of the produc.
ing and exporting Slatcs-requred its repeal and the
restoration of the principles of the compromise tariff
| act OF 1888.
Does not this letter directly and explicitly
contradict the impression intended to be CIV
on by his letter to Mr.. Kane! This attempt
at deception only adds hypocricy to false
opinions. 1t will not succeed Courier.
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GFThe True Democrat says Mr.. Dill
lngham commenced his speech at Montpe-
lier sin calm, cool and dispassionate argu-
ment, addressed to the reason and under
standing of the multitude" SC. Possibly
he did. But the 7. d. does not say how he
fnished.-We hear he very soon left the
"calm, cool, dispassionate" style, and wen
into the polkat mode Of warfare. viz: mis-
representation, falsehood and lodging of is,
sues. Talked about Folks being a Tariff
man and such like.
Unadutcrated CANNON, the whole oft.
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GsOn our first and second pages will be
found the admirable speech of Hon. JOHN
M. CLAYTON, delivered at the Delaware
State Convention.
1t is most mastery production, review
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of that truly great man. the principles of the
pending controversy and vindicatng the good
name of Henry Clay from the foul asper-
sions cast upon it by the INSCRIPTIONS libel
lers OF Locofocoism.
Read it carefully, and remember it. See
then, if James X. Polk, this wonderful God
send of Locofocosm, is not as hostile to the
interests of the North, by reason of his po-
ltical creed, as he is unworthy of the Presl-
dency by reason of his ins,gnifcance. Their
decide, we men Of all parties, if we will be
accessory to the elevation Of small man
with bad principles, rather than {" the fore
most man of all the world; )" with principle
essential to your prosperity and welfare.
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YwVFE Trustees OF the Yazoo Male e Female /
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will commense on Monday the Sd October, 1912. |
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This medicine is recommended to the attention
Of those-afflcted with Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Dropsey, Bilious habits, Costiveness, Cholera Nor
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White swelling, and all those diseases atising from
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DIR. SPENCER'S
Vegetable, Anti Bilious and
ANTI-DTSPEPTIC PILLS


TT is well known that diseases often arise from
foul and disordered state of the stomachaand
bowels; and ii this condition is promptly attended
to and relieved, that health will be Immediately
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purgatiYe medicine; and there is nothing more
suitable than pills Of proper character. The
public have in these vegetable pills article pre-
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culated to render the most important service IN
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with sufficient force, and still with ease safety;
there is no ingredient IL them that will render
them dangerous as 10 taking cold, or cause any
particular care in diet necessary. \ hey have been
an extensive medical practice for many years
He can therefore confidently recommend them
the public patronage. It is not vainly pretend
ed that they will cure all diseases, but they will
answer the purposes Tor which they are offered as
we'll as any purgatlve medicine that can be produ
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lany Interruption of his customary empoymen ts
| az Price only . cents box.
Recommendation.
| Welo hereby certify that we have used Doctor
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JOHN SMITH. NJ. d.
SAMUEL BLACK, Esq.
SMITH LOVE, Esq.
JOHN BROWN,
SMITH HI BEARD,
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For sale by B Z. Randolph, Yazoo City.
DR.. HULL'S
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all its complicated forms, also an eff ctual
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II mis- Medicine has been used by The proprietor
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Dr. CIIAMPfoN-DeaF SIR Within the last -
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in levers. JAMES TURNER.
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I'D ANYWAY on the 26th ult. my negro
x ~ man named HENRY, about % years
old. dark mulauo, tall and walks erect,
bushy head Of hajrbpt he often combs IL
out smooth and straight; ho is a good coach
man and waiter, and is we'll known in V cks-
burg, Yazoo City aud Benton II is proba-
bic he will endeayor to get TO Yazoo City
unless, as / have reason TO think, he was
ontcod of by man who calls himself Wil
son, who has been making propositions 10
Henry and several other negroes ir the
neighborhood 10 was formerly the pro-
perty of J. r. Creecy in Yazoo The above
reward and all reasonable expenses win be
paid for his delivery to the iailor at Vicks.
burg. HENRIETTA b. CREECY.
Wexford Lodge, near Vicksburg.
August 4, 1913. 4-3t.