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6Sa5N BOSTON PIANO FURTES,

IIS tS 05 Broa d w ny, ua HewItcs).
usl received fun supply OF Lsmuel Gbens celebrated
tent Action Piano for'es These as pronounce by eompe
tent professors 10 be made in the United
Gu cat has made Improvement the action Of
ION which he has secured paen which power
beauty OF tone well elasticity touch
are obtained; At the liability get
order and thus the objection the now
IN general us- By this inyeLon performers will end
uion reduced early hall These eo
s;rueed Of thoroughly seasoned ouy ae asen
or 10 resis, three time. the ,eni
ed 70 te peculiarly ADAPTED for variable enaes Tbsy
fully and elegantly finished and the PLANES.
10 the most richly ornam.ntrd.
Mr Lemue Glbers Piano Fores combine powers OF e.ps
sion the deleae and energetic The tonv IL fun
rich and BRILLIANT aud tie touch equally
anee Of ursic In graceful .ye rapii
ton they iHrab adapted for displaying the
former For sale onlyby ROMANS q ELLIS,
2a5 broadway, New York.
~ o.dcrs per strictly ATTENDED TO- and every Piano Forte
warranted. oc 2I-I,
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fsrruginotls Chocolate,


oR the OF Cboross, Affections the scmaoh
II Leueorrbo, Debility, and Disease Of Children. Approved by
the Faculty Of Medicine Of Psrs and authorized by the French
Government '-'-'
Many practitioners have administered
endeavouedt To render gras
the difficulty of all
the happes and best indputab that Of Pegnous Cho
colste.
The who will derive great benefit from the
ferTugnous Chocolate,
LIST Women Of paId complexion who complain Of difeu
breathing especially in ascending papaon
heart Of noises the head whose stomach dgess badly
whose appetite destroyed -omepmes perverted who often
experience feeling Of codness ths lower
general arrangement Of the whole system
I'd. Men who pale and delicate constitution whose
gestion sdeu ADD exhausted by and fatigue
win d shsr asaz Tor shon time the Feuugnous Chocolate
material Improvement in their
3D. Weak children, and especially tlose who rekey will
qurs strength and their will deveope
sell
th Butts principally young budding
whose health be ansushng that the Ferugnous Chocolate
will be useful brilliant and vivid complexion succeeding pale
regularity IN al the functions Of economy
foushrE state Of health will
utility otbu, the Indispensable necessity
ginous Chocolate.
fresh supply Of this valuable preparation just hand and for
sale by p. JOHNSTON
ju ~ DrueTst
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SoyERswoRrH, sept. %, 1873.
Deafs -Your Of iHe 2st iniy received and would
state reply tina; the Great Falls Manuf, ,1rHz Company
made tral of Shan, Roberts COS, M1s1n ani smiths
Acting Mules Tn oprraird ~ but
monts sag Apt Vas md Juue The o;htfs been
operation year Jsy al the mil driven
at the speed md End of yar No . g
The carefully Led, ans unmLs! NJ po
duced spindle atfc end nf'ach week fe Iaads
IN weaving saved snd weighed and u the per
eentsge Of the Of The ge
three months above named a. follows.
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C. ASTON, Wholesale sI hanaiaelrCr, no. - Iserty
IN Newark, ~ The subscriber direct.
Southern and Southwestern Merchants his e"lcbatel establish
whe.c lie manufactures With unrvallsd Nuira
Brush Plain Cashmere and Sporting Hats OF all kinds ALo
Rows and ehcns Fancy and plain Hats OF all description
lie viii M ~ oteeIo merchants buy OF him his fseio
should they call UPON him.
NrNan 1
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nifI,moi,S Dailp tubis.
,,11,ppAy MoaNiNo. NOVEMBER /. is,s.

El- .-.--l- -.--.. $500 -=-1---=-z
THE SEASON.
U ~ 7. noon.
.E rrHtsT
Summers gone aud over
Fogs are falling down,
And with russell unges,
Autpmn's doing brown.
Boughs are daily ;ifed
BY the gusty thieves,
And The book a. Nature,
Cctieth short e leaves.
q. Round tho top Of houses
Swallows, - they nj,
Give, like yearly tenants,
Notices 10 quit.
skies, OF tickle temper.
Weep by turns aud laugh
Night and Day together,
Taking hsf and hall
SO September ende,h-
Cold and most peryersc-
But tho months that follow,
Sure will pinch us worse!
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH.

To THE PEUPLE Of THE SUUTH.
N. X. WARD, Nos. :, 9, IL aud Ii North
u EscS Newark, and No. lie Water n. York
manufacture all kinds OF Patent and Japauned oes Lea
Their used by Harn,ss makers Cap Mauuf,c
Japanned Brje Railing, Gtan
meed Seating Bow Fad Belt, Front Slip and Lining Hides Har
Bride Leather Sc also, Cali skins Seal skins &c They
being extensively engaged kinds Of Lea
Their and Japsnned ausns able 10 nnih sueh Articles
Southern Merchants and Dealers moderate calling
their Mandatory Newark Depot New YorS.
Store of James e. Crane Richmond Va orders promptly
met In will the subscribers
Newark. Sent. lslS. 81 el--6m.
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Tux corros Csoro OF rpE U. srArxs.-Thc Cotton crop
iu., sent TO market is the largest known being
1884 sos baless little larger than that OF lsi24S and
900 bales larger than the crop Of 1889 40 The io
lowing table gives the whole growth of Cotton In the
IIn,ed States for the last seventeen wears:
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PHILIP NJ: TABB 4 son,

Once Of Main and 18th the Grocery s,o'r OF
wm. N. Harrison. E.q.
A TrEND TO THE COLLECTION or CLAIMS Of every
n Renting receiving The rentA and selling real
property country Hiring out Negroes col
ec,ns aud dposns Of them public private s.
ke. asSl
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LONDON, E.srr sQrAsr on hand good
~. OF the following goodz
Washington and otter Kesseys
Heavy PLAZA and twiled Fuid Cloths for
Heavy led Goods
Knoi III other description fP,d Linseys
kenUc.y Jeans PLAIN, stripe and phL
White and cord Napi Get
T~ ibid Duhl and Bed RiaRkeis, yery
Red ana whit. fann-ls,
White aud cord cot,
Apron Checks AIi Bed Tiekinss
IN cord and plaid Al aeeas, 'ge stock.
Mousihls, Ca shniercF. other Dire sCoods
With large and general stock he Tn At
ienton of purchasers. oe u
DOPULAR MEDICINES !-Wistar's Balsam
u Wild Cherry.
Thomsons syrup Tar and Wood Naplha.
Woods Montpelier Basam
MIS- GArtner's Rails l.ytrvs!
TT ayior's P.s. DC
Setencks Pumone syrup
bIinksrEod's RsstDia.Vv
Ssir'- Panacea
Houek's fanacel.
Richardson's Panacea
Tomato ranaeea.
Lucina Cordial
HarTtson's Oi.iI.elL
Nc Alsers Al Healing Ointment
Spoilers Headache Re ned,
Iay's L.asmeEt
Nswe ani Bone LinsmehI.
Sands saraparils.
Cookies do.
Woods do
Tripps's do.
Bulls de-
70, sale al tie Frog and Chemical Warehouse by
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pRUEN ~ Co. Manufacturers OF Maeable

RRUEN ~ CO.. Manufacturers OF Maileabe
~ roa CaneS the Rail road Depot oc; or Market
Newsrk N J. all kinds Harness
and Machinery Taors sheSGs Curcr Knives and alt dcetp
ton of Maleahle Cutlery Collars for Eod Ca and
Kind and OF Maclbe
Europe Country We invite Carriage, Harness Saddle
Manufacturers, Hardware Merchants BHrs and all
who aHiss tie South AMI south
where they be abe purchase saving
the price paid for the article the Northern
Newars, N J, scpi. -. Isss
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FOLE ENEs.
The inf na'oa and disease always lies lack the bail
eye N TIE socket Hence Le virtue OF
the seat OF tine nh niton T 90 lulr coed. Tie Save II
rubbed on ihe temples pe.-irlo directly socket
po'rs VIII n" uncd po.er PerpTaon
aseasc WAL pass OIL Ia the
fNPLLs on NE PACE rREcELFs, TAM MASCULINE SKIN,
sURFAcy.
IL ts action u eNpe all bumouT IL will drawing
t ' face Zee from mluer that be lodged under the
sAn aud equEt breaking 10 the 1t then heals
when eEc n'hia- hEi grossncs duh epusy- surface
b'gls 30 -oeu al iOneu unit s-n
c"cae as eads throws re hness and busuE upon
the white Transparent skin that perfectly
times Frsrses viii
on am .eeo buti rho Prrue the ssye and all wall
appear
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w EIsIGER,s REsTOREK OF HEALTH

WEISIGER'S RESTORER OF HEALTH,
for tIe cue ~ DyEpsps Chronic Thrash and al diseases
arising from disorder Of the
ache Heartburn Flituiency, Constipation &C
Th' great celebrity Which dene has obtained ard
university gaining IN every section q
introduced n7 the ated
the h two ua shes beyonds doubt superior efficacy
IN rada eurrR DTepsa and CLrnic Thass
comtm drea-es w. nns the ne ill adp
immediate rel and cectsa great change for
lew fAJs but be sy long
stadna III the same taua effects vii be produced
pei o. yc', ron The celebrity has already SECURED we
IND man person, much CONNIE
Wen' white ohers Expect single hottie 10 afford
aad pefnan nj relief ,ssbe foe form snV
thing like idea of quantity medicine that ma be
ihdpensabe 70 n-ct different forfn and
sases NJ dHeass. thef'fEe the quantity In an cases
90 ts effects requiring MY on. l,,e bi.
Others ~ require eight For sac By
ALEX. DUvAL a 90,
al 20 If7 Ma N Street
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and elsewhere.
4. W. HUTCHINGS a. co.
475 BRodDB.4Y .SET YORK,
(BErwEEN GRAND AND BROOME STREETS
VVNHE subscribers would inform their customers
II and the public, that they have removed from their late
tustoa asa Broome the above number Broadway
where they hive The richest Of Furniture in ~ York
comprising all the oern, Paran aud the styles
much The day. which ofreds that
not fail 90 induce those wbo in purchase.
sanFe visiting the City quest Cabinet WORK invited
10 call eramine and the quality and with other
manufactures. T. W. H. 70. VIII eyey psee sod
having been under their Immediate
pern'snde and warranted respect the
Eny ei<evhere.
Ss N-Iy v w HtTCHrNGs 4 CO SIS Broadway
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II reats knew how IA al medicines children taken
nVai' they would be slow them E,pecIay
eura loEcHses called rcdeacd ozsnscs pills Ge The ,ra
- no tell, invariably, when present Now
me say TO parents Fat this Ssyc viii Always tell u ehid
woim-. Irwin ddve every OF away. q simple
and ,se
There is probably medicine at
% suite and - safe 10 :lIe expulsion
would be eIul wicked, 10 give Internal doubtful medi
eines 20 long as harmless etefna could be had.
TOILET.
Although have said little about hair re.toratiye yet
will sake against tie Word They may brnz
and he hi
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OLD SORES, NOTIFICATIONS, ULCERS ErC.
That some Sores outlet Impurities Ihe system
they cannot OF through the
lH'n-bIe PeFsp hUch healed up impurities
must we some Other outlet, w CEdGuEer
reason why 1t sirpoiie the sakc day in
such ea-es For they have power open avenues
uH ihs morbid matter ami tie
This sal'e viii always provide ter such emergencies.
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CLoTHING, BY SiLls MERCHANT, N

For sale Al the Frog and Chemical warehous. by
lS CAyNOR wOOD n
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27
W 8 l.
G. A r d. NC.
AT LOUISIANA

THE subscribers havea Carding Ma
chine in operation, connected with
their Steam Mill. il Louisiana, and have
engaged an experienced Carder for the
season. Their charge for carcing will
be 5 cents for white wool and 7 cents
for mixed per pound, payable in Cash,
or Produce at market price.
During the carding season they will
grind corn for persons bringing wool to
be carded uithout charge for grinding,
in the proportion Of one bushel of corn
for every 5 lbs. of wool carded.
G. w. jerks & Co.
Louisiana, Both May, 1915. 4wl7
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given, 10 al! cred
~ itors, and all others interested in
the estate of the five wards of the IN
dersigned guardian, viz: James r. Rus
sell. Harnan J. Russell, John p. Rus
sell, and Mary ]. Clan,on, Gate Mary
]. Russell, and Susan A. Poindexter,
(la,e Susan A. Russell, heirs nov u
wears of age, of Robert Rus,eIl deed,
that the undersigned will apply at the
next August term of the Montgomery
count, court Missouri. for Il FINAL settle
ment of her guardianship with said
wards. BRIDGET RUSSELL.
Guardian.
May 18th, lS45. 4wl5.
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Geo. wilson,

Wholesale and Reicu Dealer in
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stuffs, Petfumery, Window-Glass,
and Surgeons Instruments,
No. >, Main Street,
81. Louis, Mo.
TAll articles il our line of bust
ness will be sole al the very lowest Cash
prices. In exchange, will be taken
Beeswax, Ginseng, and Wheat.
Jan. 81 1915. On |
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+ Q 4 ALL Y.

Who dare chain the mortal mind,
Or the active spirit bind;
From the centreto the sea,
Coz hath .e.: has creatures free.
Every son of Adams race.
Fills the same ma:sriul place;
Eul the passions vile and strong,
C!4i,n the righe Of dong wrong.
Dare the noble creature nan.
Countcract his iIakcrs's plan.
Wantonly his charter brave,
For the birth RICH, Of 4 slave!
Only wheu the mind is free,
Man reflects his destiny;
Equal right. make equal men,
Be our glorious motto then.
Oars sc bend our @servile knee.
In the LAND Of Liberty
fTeemsn of the living God.
!Scorn to Kiss the verns, rod.
Author f eternal dave.
Flood the earth with freedoms rays
In thine own supremacy,
Weld Thy sceptre Der the free.
Z. b. VI.
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Notice.

THE STATUTES of the State
Of Missouri, revised and diees,ed by
the thirteenth Assembly, 1914 & ),
published under the direction and su-
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Commissioner appointed by the
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IA the Sav'nE principles oil 4m''''""
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me hale'n' principles oil Ens'is' mon
archy Il aFis'ocfacy' 'ie "h'E Sy>-
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4 LIST ~,OF:LETTERS,

Remaining in the Post Office in Troy.
Mo, on the lst July, which if not ia
ken out in three months will be sent to
the General Post Office as dead letters:
Alexander James, Arthur J B, Bal
ley Doct c II, 3; Browning Dan'I F J,
Cottlc Sherman, Duncan c X, Ellis
James or FideIia, Cannon Thomas,
Griffin l. l.. G~allawey Saml. Gilmore
Elder Robert, Huston Maj Geo W,
James Jacob, Logan Hiram, Land Hen
nv, Mckee 81 Arthur, Martin Louis g,
Mann Thomas, Morrison Doct, Primer
Miss Mary. Peers Genl T. J. Roper
William, Roake Johannes, Stonebreaker
David, S.agner \ J., Shadburn Doc,
Thos, Snead Benjamin, Sinnatt Davidt
Smith Joseph, Sciby Obadiah, Skinner
Charles. Thornhill Lemuel, Thomson
James s. Trail James, Vaughn Miss
Sarah, Williams L, White Isaiah T.
JAMES II. BRITToS, p
Troy. Mo. July lst lS45-22-3t
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li.D>. I.rrUS
OF
flti. Cili.kDkE ZEE ADVOCATE.
No. 50 Main Street

FHE Cherokee Marion. PRcPRIE.
r"E.-W WILLIAM Ross. ErIroR.
TIlE above is the title OF n news
paper. published at TAHLE GUAM.
Che, 0kee nnHon. the first number Of
which was issued about The middle of
August last.
The object Of the council of the
nation. in providing for the publica-
non Of the Cherokee Advocate. is the
phvIscal. moral and intellectual im-
provruent OF the Cherokee people,
II will he devoted 10 these ends. and
la the defence Of those rights recoc-
rizr rs belonging to them IN treaiip.
legally made. AT different times with
The United States. and Of such meas
uteS as seem best calculated 10 St
cure It cir peace and happiness. pro-
note their prosperity. and elevate
their character rs a distinct com.uu-
nitv.
10 commcncjng and sustaining a
rui'ic journal in The nation. It's sue
" nu>' depend very much upon
tie ku.d I"riiru>. lIbcraIirv and pat
r"ra"c ~ the cIllzenS OF the United
states. Among them we are asSur-
ed here exists generally desire that
the lrdianS should be dealt with up
on just and liberal principles. a lse-
" sympathy il their cheqnered ca
rect. aUd = deep unrest IN their char
acicr. c"udI'r"n ard DESTINY. lrnor-
anc 81 ''ieT condition. opinions. and
claims. has been Ia them Il fountain
of mauv wrOngS: Il fountain from
which they have been forced 10 drink
MANY hlt'rr drauattS.
From THIS cause. measures of poll
cy IN themselves unjust. and highly
destructive I" their pence and pros
poets. have been conceived and per-
sisted IN to their accomplishments,
With singular ~pertInacitv. BY those
from whom rhev have right 10 ex-
pcc' and clam protection. 1t will
therefore. w. the ann Of those having
charge of IN" Advocate, To enlighten
public sentiment. rs far as possible.
as to the feelings. wishes and proper
expectations of the Cherokees.
And while it is intended 10 make
The paper nafioEal in its one and
character. %abstaininG from all parri-
zanshIp IN the internal politics of the
nation, IT will nevertheless be open
to full but courteous discussions of
any measures Of policy on the part Of
the United States. which touch upon
or effect the rights and interests. not
only "f NE Cherokees, hut also of
their red brethren.
TERMS:
The Cherokee Advocate will be
printed on an Imperial sheet, with
new type, both English and Chero-
ke". once every week. at So per an
num-. payable in advance. And to
those subscribers, who read only the
Cherokee language, at 50 per annum,
in advance.
Advertising vii be done on the u
uai terms.
Cherokee Nation, Sept, 1914.
WILLIAM T. ROSS.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27
TAILDBTNR.

gR1HE subscriber wi.hes to inform the
L. citizens Of Bowlinc-Green and vicinity,
that he has commenced the above business
in this place. An work entrusted to his
care thall br done in neat and fashionable
stylc. Produce taken in payment OF work
st cash price. Work will he done at rea
.osahls prices, and warranted TO fit.
"a. J. weNAH.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27
For sale,

Iron, Steel, Castings, Horse-Collars
Hames, Trace-C Chains, Nails, VIM
dow-Glass, Putty, Linseed Oil, Tur-
pen,ine, Goldfish, Mackeral, Gar
den-Hoes, Sad-lrons, Sole and Up.
per Leather, Louisiana Flour, &C.,
&c. All at the lowest cash prices.
BLOCKS SON.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27
BOOT g. SHO: MAKING.

= HE undersigned will keep CONSTANT
ly on hand at his shop in Louisiana,
a supply Of Boots and Shoes, made o.
the best Eastern materials. All work
from uuder his hands is warranted to
stand fast. His prices are as follows:
For Kip boots, 1925
Coarse boots, $50
Coarse shoes from 81 to l,50.
All other work made TO order cheap
er than it can be done in any other shop
in the county. Campbell \ Watts, as
well as Reynolds * Curry, in Bowling
Green, will be kept constantly supplied
with his work OF every description.
ID. L WALSWORTH.
April 10Th. l345. ly-l2