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TO RAIL ROAD COMPANIES.
TINS PATENT CAR BOX. for Ra | road JournaIs-The
propresoIs Tins. Patent Car Box respectfully call the
attention OF Ra road Companes Car and all
Others interested the propetors guarantees their ability to
1000 miles least without renewing The OIL and to keep
the oil and clean free om dust and dirt and
also keep the oil the box and liable get Of order
with reason bie being constructed with view this
particular and thereby stockholders all
Others concerned
They have appointed Cornelius Kauouse of Jersey City
their agent 10 whom be made for right and
manuf curng them quantity and will be attended
mms lately BY the above or the undergued popretors
January 18th, l845. TINS, HILL BOODY,
m &c
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Douacst,u 1muorrnt,oun,

Carolna94 tics rice Atwater Mulford
Bryant Maltland-l2 bales cotton Dunham Dimon-7l
H Colt co-2ii smith, Mills co-38 Fitch ao-Ili Ca
bne, Kinney co.'s Post--7s Beckett Lorut-57
Peyser Whitmarsh Emerck-2 81 bales mdse
mes, H yes col Der,in-f box bale & Fes-
fss half tcs Geo Sutton-2 bales Kohnsamm-2 hhds
man-l package Townsend Brothers-l0s bales
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rORT OF NAV YORK, JANUARY a..
red.

Bargue. Ranger, hken, Mobile, ElweI 4 Coz Barmonv
bacoduck Apaaehicola, Parmonys Nephews Co: E""go
Aus Mhnsfeld Richmond, Corning Son -II,iss E,snL
small Caps De Verbs, John PedrcE Tsrquina Scott sp
lasyams Brett yose; Henry Clay, West Mstamcras
lhernne Cc Smith MILLS, Wilmington, Nc John
isy Lopez and Eleanor. Jones, Phadephia, MeCrss
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements Of the Steamships.
Steamers. Leave LSvI. Duet .dme'a. Leave .4ne'o
lmbr,a, Iudelns...,. ........ Feb. ]
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SWORD EXERCISE.

Mr. HAMILTON, having entered into arrangement with
Gymnasium. No. - Ann street. and also the Military Hall
boWery most respeeuy the public that he in
tends commencing C'as. for the Sword Exercise all is
and French, su Small and Broad
several engaged Teacher Of the Sword in the United
N. B.vouneer Companies wishing become perfect in
either Musket or Artillery be taught the the
most moderate by application the advertiser 81 Ann
street, to CAPT Smith, Military Hall. Mr.. Fuller.
las lmec
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ship masters and Agents.

snip Masters and Agents.
IYe shall esteem II favor Captains Of Vessels will give
SRsam s5y.T ~. :. G Captain Of our News Boat report p
sen their passage list OF their cargo and any foreign
wpapers or news they may have He will board them
|edateiy on Their arrival Ag and Correspondents at home
aescaS wiz sso confer syor BY .eDdy Office al
b Merpe inuin1ence hey can obtain. Nautical uforrI
ia Of any kind viii be thankfully received.
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AA TO LET OR LEASE--A large two story brick
Ho9'e on the southwesiery corner Of the Boo~ingdale
road and 4oh street. with suhcient ground wherron
ertcE mandatory which will be built # required
Of the Boomngdse road and 10th
with workshops stable barn. &c The house will be paioted
the Bloomingdale road .
Also Lots adjoining the BloomDgdale road running
manufacturer Buildings will te erected If required
Also, Lot in 30th between the 7h and 8h
i ase. G. H. WINTER
j26 lmsec l6 Wall street.
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DUNLOP q SONS ALBANY ALE
A M REGULAR supoly of Pale Amber and Brown Ae in
at No. 17s West street, corner of Warren o'' 1'e'
THOMAS BARBER Agent.
Dunlop Son. from their standing in this city will qua.
rantre 70 those who favor them with their genuine
Public Saloons, &C. -'
New York. January 3, lel5 jas lmsm
NATIONAL COFFEE HOUSE, AL Broadway.-Ihe Pro
~ petor respectfully informs his friends and the public that
ne mas splendid establishment n the immediate vicinity
mercantile business billiards and other amusemens the
tor has had strict regard q elegance and comfort he
room for night 25c.; for week 81 for month, $3
Kefeshments on the shortest notice. The will be
let them hours. N Bfhcse who want lodgings az
te the house is closed will ring the hall hell de imsrc
FRET NCH'S HOTEL
HE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has opened his and splendid hotel
l33 Fulton street. few doors OF Broadway the
date vicinity mercantile business and the principal
amusement and has furnished i style that will bear favor
abe comparison with the best hotels the city The
peor IN building and fitting the above house has had
regard e and comio and that he has combined
A !" !" WEEK. .............1 50
The rooms will be warmed gratis and upon will
there be than one bed in ROOM
There is KEFECTORY attached, in which there are
meals served mp Of the day and evening There
are also bath Rooms connected for cold and shower
ring the hall bell. MIC 3m &m
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FRENCH POTATOES
JUST RECEIVED PER SHIP CAHAWBA, CofRn mas
ter from Nantes few thousand bushels of the
French Poatoe excellent ORDER and for quantities to
suit purchasers, by SAML THOMPSON. Ig
T3 PEARL STREET,
j2t lw*m Or on board, foot Of Dover
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FKEN HIS TEL

aae FOR SALE.A valuable Fasm forming part Of the
1Btract known Movrisania the Harlem river
N. eospty Of Wstshe.ter consisting Of hundred
the Farm there modern built Mansion House
with garden Stable and all suitable for
wS sssm nth HpS;ss and all out buildings
Farm very accessible from the city being within miles
Harlem yer Se . car. re If FMSeEe ~ 81 ne SrsSe across che
half mile Of the house For terms and further pa5cas
quire B. tween IL and +. M Of H. M. MORRIS,
JlB lm*rc IL Pine street, second story.
FOR sALE.A Saw and GIs. Mill. with large wok..h
the mll-together with dwelling house, barn. blacksmith.
shop and eight acres Of land The above property situated
Eastches 8 miles from New York. and from the Harlem
RsiIrosd For particulars and terms apply JAMES W.
jal2 lm*ec PETER j. SHEANWOOD.
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"A FOR sALE-The front and rear HOUSES, No. 400
@ Cherry street will be sold cheap cash. tsase ground
At III. price ed the houses will let realize 10
per the investment The only for
selling out is the about leaving the city 1t old
and first stand for tn. business Apply the
premises to HARTMAN REiNHARD. or Of
THOMAS MORRELL,
i24 kront corner of Rose veil street.
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pUTATOEs-soo bushe. Lancashire cup Potatoes Of very
dsI f. X. COLLINS Il co. IS South e.
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TABLEAU AND FANCY BALL
GOsTUMES-The only Costume WaIshouse. where Ladies
Tableaus. or Fancy Balls sat
So PRINCE STREET
Near Niblos Garden
Costumes for Parties Of fifty hundred persons
TO any part OF the United States Letters promptly attended
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- FOR SALE-The House and Lot No. Wall street
@ being "a feet front Wall street The building Ave sto
high exclusive Of the basement and subcer The
douy arranged for Offices stores and other The
whole is in excellent order.
Also, the threestory brick Stores Nos and l6 Maiden
lane and the three story brick building the side Of
Greene door south of Maiden lane and in the
adjoins the property Maiden lane These premises in
good order and we'll situated for business.
All tho above mentioned property well tenaned and
for permanent Investment peculiarly desirable
j25 2w$rc 4. X. TILLOU, SO Wall street.
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VERY DEsiRABLE LOTS FOR SALE-Fiye
Six Lots the northerly side Of 18th stee between 9Th
aud h avenues with yards in 'front.' and in the midst Of
elegant improvements
Three Lots on the .outhery side Of lh between the
9th and 7th avenues, in improving neighborhood.
Two Lots the souhery side Of lh street. the 9Th
avenue.
18th streets, with cellars partly dug
Five Lots the noey side Of seth between the
and 2nd avenues, overlooking the city and East Hiyer
The whole amount may remain mortgage, f improved,
and 70 rer cent if not improved @. H. WINTER,
j28 lm*sc Wall street
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FTOm NOlhs weakly MessenRef.J - n
TTENTION TO THE TEETH.-We have always con-
tended that lady with good teeth and good eyes
ing carefully the preservation of the Teeth particularly in
females But this should be assigned experienced
pursuit but regularly educated and practical entitled
claims than friend DR. LEVETI corner Of Broad
way and Warren He has been many years practising
this city and there who have under his Who
have rot been peec,ly satsd with his treatment. In the
manuacture Of Artificial Teeth he has superior, and the
eminent who him are Tor his
shui ana moderate CHARGE ja22 3lcoissnc
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-06-13
Publfc SchOOls.

We are gratifed to see that the Free
School System has at length attracted the
attention Of the pressof this State, as well
as large portion .of the people, and we
hope that every argument win be used to
induce the next Legislature to take some
decisive ground upon ihe subject Of FREE
EDUoATloN. We will, from time to time,
lay this important subject before our readers,
hoping that our feeble exeItions may con.
tribute, in some degree at least, TO spread
abroad the benefits, and exhibit the adDan.
toges Of universal education. When we
contemplate the great responsibilities to be
committed to those who are to succeed US,
and who intended 10 act in our stead
when we Shall have passed away from the
theatre Of action--all must be deeply i'm
pressedEith the thought, how necessary il
is that the minds of these future guardians
of our countTy's honor and liberties should
be properly trained, in order that they may
fulfil the important trust to be committed
to their hands, and be prepared to act.their
part in life with dignity and usefulness
We know that there is no parent who has
the welfare Of his children at heart--ihere
is no patriot who desires 10 advance the pros
perity and glory Of his country, that can for
moment doubt the Importance of attend
ing to this subject, or hesitate 70 lend bis
aid in advancing it, since it is one upon
which depends the happiness or misery Of
not only his own children, but that Of gen
erations yet to come.
We would ask those persons who are able
to educate their children themselves, to
contrast the situation Of their children with
the children Of parents who cannot afford
TO pay for their tuition, and owing TO which,
those poor children are suffered to grow up
in ignorance and idleness; and instead OF
laying the foundation for future usefulness.
they are preparing themselves for the States
prison. How many persons, we would ask,
have lived and died in wletchedness, who,
by the means Of public school instruction,
might have been fitted for a nobler and
higher sphere. The thought is truly pains
full and we cannot too sincerely advocate
the support and encouragement of a cause
whichPrepares the young to enter upon the
busy scenes Of life with cultivated minds,
and fits them for good and intelligent citi>
zens, Look at the last census Of our State,
and see the vast number Of persons over
twenlySone years who can neither read nor
acrite, and for the honor Of our State, we
hope that the FREE SCHOOL System may
be speedily adopted.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-06-13
War asms.

"A writer in one Of the English journals,
abiding 70 the probable character Of wal
between this countay and bis own, in which
cities on both sides would BE devastated
and thousands Of lives uselessly sacrificed,
strips the splumes Of var" of their glory
and shows forth its folly, By the following
proposition % both nations:
Eot the English Government 70 underS
take to level Liverpool with the ground on
condition that the United States Govern,
ment destroy New York! for England Is
lombard Bristol, and America to burn down
balhmoFel and SO on with all the cities on
The seaboard. until sufficient mutual iniorp
has been affected, after which the two GOV.
eEnments could settle the dispute 81 he.
gotialion and treaty.
After al what else is war than thisl-
Millions Of property are lost rivers of blood
are shed hearts are broken and souls ruin.
cd, and for WHAT That IWo nations NAV
shake hands again and be glad 10 be LEFT no
worse of than when the contest began
War Is only TIE picture, On larger scale.
Of Two pugnacions ufcbins lighting, 10 de.
tefnine which ofthen shall Be the school
bully. 's''ss.
We have always thought The Dev Of AL
gers much more sensible fellow Than
mans who would laugh al him for barba.
ian; ioE when Lord mouh threatened ID
bernhard tbe Castle pf unless con,
diti0ns were complied Der ssked
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-06-13

WHOOPINo CoUGH. this distressing
disease is now prevailing to a considerable
extent in this reighborhOod, we advise par.
ents TO procure SEINE Of "WiStar's Balsam
Of Wild Cherry, as it is certainly the best
medicine that can be given 10 cbilden hav,
ing the whOOping cough, it gives almost in,
slant relief, causing them cough easy and
without whOOPing, making them to spit up
the Phlegm without difficulty. We have
used in our family, for the above disease
and can confidently recommend it 10 Others.
The medicine alluded to can be had at the
Drug Store Of MesErs. o. o. WOOdman &
Co., in this place.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-06-13

A ate number of the Albany Argus has
placed this matlerin its true light and ia few
words:
Great Britain claims. without reservation.
all the territory north of the Columbia river.
and With an equal right 70 navigate thai
river. II Is said that she has offered 10
make that river she boundary between the
two Governments This claim, If allowed
by the United States, would lake full one
half IF the Oregon -perhaps more. To
this, our country viii never accede. Dur
ing The discussions in the papers and in
Congbss, our title 10 the 49th parallel was
considered valid and unqueslionablo.
ThsAmerican title rests upon the sironn
and acknowledged right Of discovery. Can.
tain Gay, Of Boston, in The year 1892, IS
the ship Columbia, catered for ne erss tirse
the great river Of Oregon, which s named
after hs ship-ihe CoIumbia and Is This
day It IearS Chat and no oiher name This
is Of some moment, as there is law Of IA.
tons Which reads thus: ttThe nation which
discovss and enters The mouth 81 river.
BY implication discovers ihe whole country
waterel BY H." Invirl66 81 lhls discover.
The Columbia valley belongs % lhe United
States against EngIand AS If 20 per.
feet oui title, it's moi denisd flsf he Lewis
and Clfk and Willamette lis tribu-I
taFies, ihich spread thfop 81 Oregon.
were f8l explored By Ame cans 81 he 81.
Fedl'ie1 sent OUT BY the Al rican Congress
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IleIllocralic lIeefiIle..

AT an adjourned meeting Of the Democ.
racy Of Yazoo county, held at the Court
House in Benton, on Monday, May 26th,
l645, Col. John M. Sharp took the chair.
and on motion Of John ]. Niche, that an
assistant Secretary be appointed, Winston
Banks was nominated By Judge Battaile,
and appointed By the meeting.
The Chairman on taking his seat, adj
dressed the meeting in brief speech, ex.
planning tie object thereof.
John Battaile, Esq, then addressed The
meeting il az eloquent strain, on the inns
portance Of unitys concession and energy in
the cause Of Democracy.
On motion Of ~. B. Turner, ESQ.
The meeting proceeded to select BY bal.
lot, candidates for the lower branch 81 the
State Legislature, to represent Yazoo coun.
*. Whereupon Edward g. Wilkinson and
Robert Il. Adams, Esqrs., were duly re-
turned as the nominees Of The meeting.
ar. Adams beng present, responded 10
e pfemPt and pertinent manner, accepting
the nomination.
on motion-W William RI. Hill. ESQ. AZ
Madison county, was By acclamation select.
ed as the candidate or Che Senate, for this
Senatorial District.
a Committee consisting Of Df. w Dor.
sey. q. Jennings. and S. Clendenin.
was appointed 70 communicate With Messrs
NVilkinsonand Hi and inform them Of their
respective nominations.
ga notion + was resolved, That the
proceedings g tllis meeting. be published
% The 1azoa Democrat, Mississippian and
SoutheF iofneE. and that lie Whio pa
pers Of this county and Madison, Be requests
ed p cops
I'he meeting then adjourned until tie 4tls
Saturday II June next
M SHARP Chairman.
MIcHIE. Secresarv.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-06-13

q, MAGAZINE ST., New ORLEANS,
Importers aud Dealers il Dralgs aild I'D.
e1nes, Pants oil and Dye sll.6s, have ust opens
ed their new Wholesale Drug Store, md arc now
receiving sn extensive assortment q fsesb and
genuine Drpgs and Medicines, which they offer
for sale at prices according to qualits 29-6m.
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A letter published in the Augusta (Ga.)
Chronicle, states that Hon. Geo. ATcDufie
was attacked By paralysis so severely on
the 2l't uli., that he has lost the use Of one
side and bis speech.
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FoR .rHr 800 c1rr wn1n.


ar. Editor;-Whilst the Physicians in
all the towns and villages in this State are
forming Medical Societies for the promotion
of the science Of Medicine and The adoption
of rules Of etiquette in their professional
intercourse with each other; we Of this
place manifest a total indifference, and /
might with PrOpriety say. -u.v0ss,Ossi NO an
Association which would increase our Med.
ical knowledge and render our professional
relationship agreeable and pleasant. Surely
we cannot be so Indifferent and unmindful
Of what we owe D the town and neighbour.
hood in which we dispense our professional
labOrs, as to permit 50 desirable an object
TO remain unaccompished. II ought to
meet with the undivided snppOr. of the med
ical men in the town and vicinity. The
advantages both to the patients and physi-
clans will be incalculable.--Do not let any
individual opinion then, or any little per-
sonal pique debar Us from the immediate
adoption Of some course which will insure
the success Of this enterprise; it is a glori~
Gus cause and worthy Of All commentator.
Let US then at once 10 Che work which must
insure greater professional skill, whilst it
conseTyes TO The social relations Of physi.
clans with each other.
"A RESIDENT PRACTITIONER.
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"A FAvoRITEcoaIFANIo The Rev. Cal.
vim Fairbanks,who convicted some time
since in Kentucky, for negro stealing, and
sentenced to fifteen years hard labor in the
Penitentiary, is engaged in saving stone,
with negro holding one end Of the saw
and himself the other.
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ADVERTIsE MENT 8.
NOTICE.

| AE the undersigned have associated
ourselves in business for the purpose
Of transacting General Commission, Pro.
dice and Grocery Bdsiness, under tie style
and firm Of WILSON, PIcKsNs s. Co.
SAMsL a WILSON,.
I.W. PIClkTNS.
YazOo city, April IS, 1916 49-tr
state Of issippi, m f7IIpqs
400 1oUNTYs ag Yefn 845
GREEABLR to al order s. f-.l...
- Court 81 said county, Notice b heres
BY given to all persons interested in the
lands, tenemefits and Embellishments OF Bar.
nard Boiling, decd, to be and appear before
the Probate Court Of said county. 10 be
held on the fourth Monday of July next,
then and there 70 show cause, il any they
can, why an order should not be made for
The sale Of the real estate Of said deceased.
lying and being IN the county Of Yazoo and
State Of Mississippi, known as the north
half east half northwest quarter of north-
east quarter Section %, Township s, Range
4, West.
And it's further ordered, that publication
of this citation be made in three public
places il Yazoo county, for The sbace of
forty days and the Yazoo City Wing for
FIVE weeks successfully.
WITNESS Hon. arnes r. BurTus. Judge
of Probate Of Tie county Of Yazoo. the 1th
Monday Of May. 3 S, and seal Of the Count.
Issued the Sd day ST June, 1916
CHAS. NJ. HENDERSON, CPk.
By a. S. PERKINs, 5. g
June -. 1916. lpr. Zee SI0). 49.5t
The state Of sIississippi,l PEoBArr corrr.
4AYoo CouNTE. May. Tenn 8a5
= GREEABLY to an order Of The Pro-
- bate Courtof said COUNT, Notice Is
hereby given TO oil persons interested I'M
the 4ands, tenements and heFediiaments Of
John j. Neesmiih, decd, "a. be and appear
before the Probate Court Of said county, to
be bed on the fourth Monday Of Ihlv next
then aud here to show cause, II ang thew
can, why an order should not be made foF
the sale q tie Fealestate Of said deceased,
lying and being u The county Of Yazoo and
STATE Of Mississippi, known as the north.
east quarter west half southwest quarter and
north half east half southeast quarter Sec
ton township 8 Range 2. West: con-
tanning 267i acres, Tor the purpose Of dis
tFibutIon among The heirs.
Il s luther ordered that publication Of
this Citation be made II the { Yazoo civ.
wing and VicksbuTg Wing, for six weeks
successfully.
Witness, The Hon. JamesR. Buuu Judge
81 Frobates for Yazoo county, The rs MOI.
day Of MAJ. 1916. and seal az said loort.
Issued the I'd day 81 June. 1915
CHA'S. M. LENDER on. OK
BY A. SIDNEY PERKrsss. S. d.
June, 10, lS45, (Prs. zee Sll sos 49-6l. 8
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Ora is ? atent Invaluable ONT.
ment.

=
FOk the cure Of SerofuIous and other IT,
oieerss SoTe Breasts, Sore Legs, Rheu
matte PainssOld and Fresh Mounds Fstss-s
6prains, Eruptions, Bruises. csslhl 49,
oWellings, and In fiamasion Piles "a I4s.s
Germs m and External Diseases generally.
10 sfew the great value which Is sttscb.
ga ga, 70 1ile above celebrated preparation. The
following certificates have been vel,,p,.r;Is.
sent 70 the subscriber; amsng the Subscribers
g these certificates are several nrs no
physicians
LOUISVILLE, Winston COZ 4ohe
~ ne Undersigned, citizeRs Of j. oaisVille
sl.s' nilya hereby certify thar US have
Fateht Ointment % some of the
aossIe mentioned and have WItness-
ea the beneficial results produced bv Is nso
e others2 and take pleasure IN stat;4.s 80
slncs the Introduction Of this Ointmert IS
ms community By DR.. Isaac Jordan. q hss
oeeh extensively used and has efven
ssisai satlslac tlon. We can, Therefore. 500
llilg recommend It sto the public ~ : 49,
cheap and valuable medicin
jos. Z. McLelland, M D. tfeoroe Pvrsr
". X. Vaughan, John 3 Hamblet r
sIage, III ID, John ]. Thompson. Colbv M
Dame. W II, Potts, NJ D, Al. g. arrio,,es
Joan =. Handy John We. Hudson. Ssr3,l Cs
L ~ 3. 4. Lewis. Z. Reese. nj 5. lain
~. uekneT. John Brown, Josiah Atkinson.
9eqireys, Robert Height, Ffastbs
I S. lla 8, ~ Manning 81 a. Leuis.John
g. Gray, e. j.. Hughes, j. III. cail;ar !. 49,
Ce'dsfcateof d.. .HurphQ.
LOUISVILLE Dec. s, 1913.
MANY o. my friends and neighbors have
usea cray ointment fer Varions diseases
lol lg ,.ll y Is recommended, all 81 whom
speak mighty OF Il, and some renorf nnres s
fsel 80. : { s. feiore
CHARLES q MURPH s.
N The Above Ointment IS & FrsN p
q cure the most obstinate cases piiss
used according to directions.
9. Q. WOODld4AN, picksbuYc.
General Agent foF Mississippi,
and sold wholesale and retaif 81
q 9. WO0DMAN 81 co.
June 6 1915, 48.tf 800 CIV
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Who'll HAVE IT.-It appears that Mr..
Polk can get no person to accept of the
special mission 70 England. The mission
has been again rendered to Mr.. Gilmore
and refused,