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MExIco.-New Orleans papers ofthe 7th.
brings us one day later dates from Mexico.
The American squadron was at Sacrif-
co.'s. If capt Stockton's squadron should
ioin. there will be eight U. S. vessels of war.
Two propositions were submitted to the
Mexican Congress one declaring expatri-
alton against Santa Anna and his generals
for ten years the other, degrading them ass
officers, but granting an amnesty We
suppose the latter will be carried.
Nothing new or important-no war:snd
very little said about it. A member, NJ,
Boves, in the Chambers had moved to Give
up Texas, as they could not conquer II he
w as voted down. A motion was made az
terwards to eXpeI him. Ohio StateJc ,aal
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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,

0HERMAR's COUGH LoZENGES are the
safest, most sure and effeCtual remedy
for Coughs. Colds, ,Consumptlons,Wh oop
ing Cough Asthma, TIghIness Of the
Lungs or Chest, &c. &c, The proprie
tor h D never kn0|H an instance where
they dad not give perfect satisfaction -
Several thousand boxes have been sold
within The last year, restoring TO health
persons IN almost every stage of con"
sumption, and lhOse Iaborlng under the
most distressing colds and coughs
Jonathan HowarIh, Esq, the we'll
known temperance lecturer, took q severe
cold last January BY sleeping in damp
sheets, that seemed TO have settled in a
consumption. lie raised good deal Of
bloody matter, and his cough was 50
harrassing aud iucessant that he could
get 10 rest by day or night. After try
lng various remedies without relief, he
thought that death alone would relieve
him oil his misery. But by the advice of
lady he purchased box of Sherman's
Cough l. zenges: they gave him great
relief, and TO his surprise aflayed his
cough, made him rest easy, and enabled
him TO sleep sound all nigh; three day 8
use OF them made a new man Of him,
and he is recommending Sherman's Lo-
zenges to all his acqualnlances.
sHRRMAN's WORM LozENGEs
Are the only infaIible worm destroying
medicine ever discovered 100000
hoxes have been sold, and not a failure
has ever been knowr. They destroy all
kinds Of worms, and cannot niurc where
there are none.
Three different persons cured OF the
Worms by The use Of one Box Of WorE
Lozenges.
"Messrs. g. T. r. g. Co l47 Mai'
street, Cincinnati: Gentlemen. - Ny
wife has been afflicted with worms from
the age OF thgee years, and he's never
been wlthourh rhem She resided al Md
dletown, Butler county. At IFmes, she
has been SO addicted with worms as u
require the attendance ot lwO Of the hes
physicians in the plsce--one docierlne
ber for one compliant, and one Tor anoIh
er, but getting worse, size removed L
Madison, and was Gnder the hands O
two of The nnsl celebrated physicians o
Rhat place, but all did her no good. Sh
came to Cincinnati some time since, an
began TO despair OF getting better: lu'
deed she got go bad, the worms came u
in her throat her snfferings became al
most Intoherable. Hearing Of The NAM
curesperformed By Shermnn's Lozenges
she thought that she would try them las
August. 4 stepped in your store an'
got a box OF the worm oEenges, and
have every reason 10 rejoice thai | di
So She took but one hall box, when th
worms came from Ter in bunches
could not be positive, but | would sup
pose that there we're from FIFTY TO sixt
in each bunch. The last dose brough
several white WORMS, from twelve
fifteen inches long She began TO e.
we'll, ami felt better than she had fr
years. Being cured, she gave tn
balance Of the ooX to IA neighbor by tn
name of Herald, who lives a short di;
tance from as, who has two children, on
five and the other two wears Of age, VIII
we're Much troubled with worms, and
have heard since, that by the time the
had used up the box, both children wer
entirely cured"
The above 10 from Mr.. X Richard
Lawrence street, near Front,
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Sands SarsaparilIa,
For the removal and permanent cure Of aH
Diseases arising from an mapure slate
Qfthe Blood or habit Qfthe

OSedSeS GftSWg PROM an mpHfe aaLe
Jhe Blood or haJH Jhe
System.
Scrofula, or Kings Evil, Rheumatism.
Obstinate Culaneous, Eruplons. PIN
pies, or PusSaIes on the Face, BIolch
rs, BIles, Chronic sore eyes, Ring
Worm or letter, Scald Head Euarge-
ment and Pam Of the Bon S q Joints,
Stubborn Ulcers. SyphlluIc S mp
toms, Sciauca, or L1m bago, aud DIS
eases arising from an injudIcious use
OF Mercury, AscIles, or Dropsy, Ex
posure or lmprudence 10 Lille, also
Chrome Constitutional Disorders &c.
in this preparation are strongly con
cenlrated all The Medicinal properties
Of SarsapariIla, compounded with other
va liable vegetable extracts, the who Q
strength o which is extracted On an en-
lireIy new principle. The great Object
desired is now accomplished, il The pro
duclIon OF a remedy possessing con-
trolling power over supposed hitherto
incurabe diseases.
The afflicted, or those who may have
been gwen up in despair, and all who
are interested. are invited 10 make "a
trial Of this valuable medicine, or 10 call
on those who have come forward and
borne pubic testimony Of lis priceless
value 10 them, aud satisfy themselves in
dVidually Of its power in arrestlng and
curing disease, and OF what It has done
for others.
The following are extracts from let
ters recently received, and specimens o
those coming to hand daily:
GALLATIN, Tenn, Feb. 9th, 1914.
MesSrs, A. B. 4. d Sands:
GentIemen--I have just received
letter from my father in RussellviIe
Ky, who wishes TO purchase some o
your SarsapsriIa. have no doubt he
can be the means of selling a great deal, q,
as it has performed a wonderful cure 10
his family. Last December was sent
for 10 see my sister before she died, she
having been in poor health for some Two
or three years, & at the time went over
10 see her, she was at the point OF death,
with The scarlet fever, and q cancercus
affection of the bowels, from which her
physician thought she could not possibly
recover, carried over with ME a bot
tie Of your SarsapariiIs, and with the
consent of her physician she commenc
cd taking it that night, Iremained with
her lhree davs, and left her rapidly i'm.
proving. Her husband sent boy home
with me for more Of The SArsaparila.-
sent one dozen bottles which believe
will effect an entire cure NY father
writes me TO that effect, and wishes lhro'
me 10 procure an agency fur selling your
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SHEEP SALE.--One Of the most extraord-
nary sales Of sheep thatn has occurred for
wears in this neightorhood, took place on
the farm of Mr.. Williams, in Brooke coun-
ty, on Tuesday last. There were great
number of substantial men there, and the
prices were run up immensely. Far year.
ling lambs brought So 5Oas3 75-two year
old S4 rs. Ewes with lambs, S. 37ts5
IS. Bucks, S1Oas2O There were about
eight hundred old.--WheeIing Times.
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.HERMAN's CAMPHoR LoZENGEs

SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGE ES
Give immediate reEel to Nervous or sick
Headache pal pItaiion OF The heart, low
ness OF spirits, dependency, inAamma-
tory or pulrIed sore throat, bowel or sum
mer complaint, fainting oppression or a
sense OF sinking Of the chest choIc
spasms, cramps Of the stomach or bow -
els, EYstericel affections and all nervous
diseases, ydTowsiness through the day and
wakpIulueso by night, cholera or cholera
morbup, diRrrhsa, lassitude, or sense
OF fatigue. Persons travelling or attend
ing large parttes, wIlI find the LCzeDgcs
really revlvIug, and impartiDg the buoy
aucy of youth.
Joseph B Nones, ESQ. Vice President
of the Washington Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered for years wrh
nervous headache, that nothing would
relieve Till he used these Lozengps
which relieved it entIreIyin Is minutes
DIR. 6. Hunter has been suIjecr to vio.
lent attacks Of headache, so as to make
him almost blind for lwo Or three hours
at a time. Nothing ever afforded hin
any Telef Till he lrIed these L'zenges
and they cured him 10 few minutes
Dr Sbermsn's Lzenges can he OBJ
tained Wholesale and Retail OF G
Thomas, Main ST, between 81 and 4rh
Sole Agent for CrncinnaW Ohlo, aud 0
the following Ag~uts.
| GREER e. Co, Magnolia.
5 A HIGHLAND Harrishurgh.
GEoRGE MANFULI. Augusta.
| X JACKSON CarIolIton.
| Cough LozeUges s5 cents per box;
| Camphor % ~
Catharlic " -"
All who buy box Of DR. Sherman
LoEsnges, or Plaster. are entItIed
one Of Shermsn's Messengers Of Heati
which can be oblained from all Agenls.
Jan. |, as.
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January l l845.
EPAIlhO Oi&IlM&
In New 1RagerstOWn!

The subscriber would respectful "
inform his old customers and the pub
lie generally that he sui continues tc
carry on the above business in New
Nagerstown, Carroll county, Ohio. He
wi be found in his shop at all times ia
att, nd 10 those who may favor hrm with
a caII He receives the New York
and Philadelphia Fashions regularly
every Spring and Fall, which will ena.
Bile him 10 give salistac iion TO both old
and young He hopes by strict alien
liOn 10 business 10 receive a share ol
that patronage which is always beslow
ed Ivy liberal public on the industrious
His charges will be made TO suit the
times, and he will receive either cash
or country produce in payment.
WILLIAM MCCANDLESS.
Feb. IA. l845.
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log one OF these Pasters on The lower
part Of the spine.
G-CAUTIoN The great reputation
these PIasers have attained has induced
many unPrncrpIed persons TO ger up
worthless limitations. Ask tor Sherman's
Poor Mans Plaster, and see that full dI--
rectiOns for use, and fac simIe OF his
name, A. Sherman, NJ D is on the back
of each. Trust none Others. or you will
be deceived G. F THOMAS,
l47 Main 81, between B and 4th,
0TSole Agent for Cincinnati.
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II. /, BowDlTcH, NJ. D.

Mr.. Jay might have inquired with fer
greater emphasis, "lchat cGH Je sad 10 e.
tenuaie The H,pituie" OF the Abolition lead
ers who, by throwing $4,000 votes into he
scales against freedom, elected Polk and
bring Texas into a Union which ne pro,
poses to dissolve because Texas is 10 be AN
neXed.-.itJaay EoeniHg JouruaL.
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ASHLAND, 25th April, l845.


GENTLEMEN: The Hon. Willis Green de-
livered to me Il few days ago at this place
the address which you did me the honor to
make the 4th Of March last, enrolled on
parchment, and enclosed in silver case,
manufactured by Mr. VIM. Adams 70. the
occasion. received it with emotions Of
grateful sensibity, which it would be vain
to attempt to describe. Waving al. consd-
Grafton OF the causes and consequences OF
the recent Presidential election, of which
it treats, as past and rrevocable event, oil
which have neither Inclination, nor would
it perhaps be fitting Tor me to eXpatate,
toke pleasure in expressing my profound
and grateful sense of the great, perseve.
ring and efficient iahors Of the central Clay
committee of the city of New York during
the canvass which preceded the election
And must express also the high and last
ing obligations which | feel to the commit
tee, and to the wings OF New York, for tn
ardent attachment and generous conf
dence towards me, displayed at the con
mencement and throughout the whole pre-
gress of the campaign, and now NANTES
ed in terms of fervid and touching elC
) quence in the address before me.
The patriotism which animated them i
the contest could never have been doub
= ed, but this document presented after ou
: defeat, bears conclusive evidence both {
their patriotism and disinterestedness. NJ
situation is peculiar have been in spit
of unexpected discontinue, the object {
honors and compliments usually rendere
only to those who are successful and victC
rious in the great enterprises Of mankinc
to say nothing of other demonstrations, tn
= letters, tile addresses and communication
: which have received since the eIeCtiO
, from every quarter, from collective 5odie
and individuals, and from both sexes, cor
: veying sentiments and feelings OF the wa
NEST regard and strongest friendship, an
deplorng the issue of the election, wouI
: fill volume. have been quite As nuc
if not more affected by them than was b
any disappointment or personal interest
my own in the event OF the contest a
: mong them, gentlemen, your kind addres
: will ever be cherished by me with the mO'
J gratfed feelings, and in the durable tort
: in which you have had the goodness
e transmit it to me, it will be preserved as
precious memorial, On which my remote,
p descendants may gaze, as | have peruse
t. it, with profound satisfaction. | am, gel
tlemen, with high respect, your taithi'
, friend, H. CLAY.
, Messrs. J. R. Wood, B. Drake, and other
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~ Book, Business Cards, HoDd'Hs
and all Ofher Kinds Of JOB Work, nroiiy
done al This Office noou the most reosoEobte
terms. and ON the shortest notice.
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A BEAUTIFUL LETTER FROM Nh. Clay
The answer Of Mr.. Clay to the address Of
the central committee Of the New York ci-
ty Clay clubs is given below. 1t was read
al a large and spirited meeting Of the wings
Of New York, on the evening OF the oh
inst, and was received with the hear.es
feelings OF approbation;-O Ohio State Jour.
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No 33--WHOAE NO 75G

how many agree with me in opinion. -
From all zee and hear, arm Convinced
that the late Congress has given the Union
ils death-50ow Itmay anguish fora while,
but its fate is sealed. can make great al
lowances for the sIavehoders. They have
acted under the pressure Of supposed pc
cuniary inlerest-in accordance, SO far as
relates to the maintenance of slavery, with
the habits and principles Of their ancestors,
and for the most part with the teachings Of
their spiritual guides. But what can be
said to exteuuale the turpilude OF our nor
thern Democrats! 70 the judgmentof his
tory, Of their God, leave them.
! am, dear sir, yours very respectfully
EgyJTTTA4T
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Three insertions, one square, SiOO
EUeoy subsequent insertion, Is
LGrge' ones in proportion.
A liberal discount piH be gipCR 10 thos
wko advertise bU The year.
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FARM FOR SALE.

9zzxA The subscriber wishes 10 sell
fsssII1f the Farm on which he re-
lIiiis sides, lying on The road lead
60 ing from SteubenvIlle TO Can
ton, one halt mile west Of The village oi
New Harrishurgh Carroll county, con
tanning 26O acres, one hundred
acres Of which is cleared and under
good cultivation. There is on said farm
good Orchard, buildings conve nieDt,
with several never failing springs Of
water Terms will be made 10 suit
Possession will be given immediately.
Those Wishing to pure base Farm o
this description will do we'll to call end
see said premises before purchasing
elsewhere.
PETER ABRAHlMS.
December 90, 1914.
II you want to buy cheap GOODS Of
almost any kind, just call on the subscri-
ber.
w. M, SINCLAIR.
Nov, Slh 1914.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
STAR OF nee.


A WEEKLY family newspaper, de.
~ voted to the promotion Of TEMPE
RANCE, EDUCATION, LITERATURE, AGR1CUL.
TURE, and institutions of improvement
generally, IN New Orleans, Louisiana
and the Southwest, is published in this
city, (New Orleans at the low price of
two dollars and fifty ce nts per annum, in
sVariably in advance; printed in quarto
FORM on fine paper and clear type.
The time has arrived when such pa
per is imperiously demanded by The pc
culjar exigencies Of reform and improve.
ment in the SouthWes', and we are de-
termined to make bold and vigorous eff.
fort 10 meet the demand
The paper will advocate, with modera,
/ ton and liberality, but with frmncss and
decision, the pure and lofty principles OF
Total Abstinence from all Intoxicating
drinks, in health; complete and
radical reform in our system of Educa
ton, or rather, it will urge the establish
ment Of a thorough one in the Library
and Agricultural Societies, and all enter.
. I'''01' fHN''S VI pll'utCI IulSui0tCu ~ Gi-
evate, enlghten and stimulate the great
mass of mind throughout our section OF
country-a section than which, there is
none richer or more advantageously and
saIubrlously situated for the deyelope.
ment OF lis wealth, on the face of The
globe.
1t will labor to kindIe love for the re-
fined, the useful; and neither pains nor
expense will be spared to render il all
that the friends of the cause, in which il
is embarked, could desire; alike tho adj.
vocate of great and practical principle
OF Temperance, Morals, and Improve
ment, and the social and attractive com
panlon Of the parIor and family circle
On the one hand it will avoid the destrnc.
tive Chary bdiS Of being confined excu.
slvely to one subject, and the fatal ScylIa
OF attempting to grasp every thing on the
other.
Whilst drawing, whenever it NAV
think proper, upon the exhaustless and
ennobllng principles of Christianiy-as
such, it will carefully shun sectarian re-
Ngions, as well asparty politics.
with this exposition of the course we
intend topursue, the appeal to the friends
OF the cause is made.
STEVENS a. ARMS.
New Orleans, Feb, 1916,
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MARRIED-On the 9th instant, at the resi-.
,cnrc of Thomas Gordon, Esq, in this county,
IN the Hon John Walker, Mr. WILLIAM IL IL,
fRtprR TO Miss CATHERINE GoRDoN
The Printer was not negloctcd-for slice
or truly delicious bride .cake was forwarded to
him. Those who do not neglect the Printer
cannot fail to be happy. May the rosy crown.
Led barquc in which the newly welded pair have
trusted their happiness down the stream of life,
BE- freighted with pleasure and contentment
IND may neither the rocks Of adversely or the
cuicksands Of misfortune impede its happy pro
krcss
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asgtsg a stomp pfeachef desert
ba auaf days, saysi Then ~
ppE tbabsla 81 tha gIo.o wiil have
''. q, usiy,ilaf Doc rlOh vii Hop
'as Ulsiba old wen.hrfr1ak 90 yen
t3t,. Yotw Will b. obliged 90 gfensr
.aIs f, mako ihom glide over the
.,,,l. aaI the liebiulaps u heaven viii
II s5lo 10 drsconi without tho ussis
,,era NJ % LADDER
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ST vTE or MISSISSIPPI,

ANTE County, 3, 8,
10 all persons Interested IN the Zeal rs.
tate If ELIJAH THOMPSON, deceased
GREETING.
NTOU are hereby cited to be and per
sonalIy appear before the Pro1te
Court Of Amile county, on the
Foprh Monday of AprH 1915,
and show cause, if any you can, why
the same should not be ordered to be sold,
.lo-wit.
The north east quarter Of the north west
quarter of section number thirty three,
township number three, range number
four cast;--the west half Of the
north west quarter Of section number
thirty three, and the south east quarter
of the north west quarter Of section mum
her thirty four, and the south east quar-
ter of The north east quarter OF section
number thirty five, township number
three. range number four east, and the
north west quarter of the south east
Quarter OF section number thlfty Two
township number three, range number
four east, and the south east quarter OF
section number thirty three, township
number three, range number -Four, east,
and the north west quarter and the south
west quarter of section number thirty
four, township number three, range num-
Der four, east, containing four hundred
and fourteen acres, exclusive Of the wild
Iow's dover.
Said lands lying and being situate in
the county of Amite, and state alore-
said.
It's further ordered by the Court that
this citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and Woodvile Republican for
the time prescribed by law.
>Al!l.>. WITNESS the Honorable
Sack John Walker, Judge of the Pro
:SsN.SwS bate Court of Amite county
>ESsss at the Court House thereof on
'"'" the Fourth Monday OF Fobru.
airy, A. ID. one thousand eight hundred and
lorty-fvc,
Issued this 9Th February, 1916.
S. r. DAVIS, Clk,
BY B. w. Smith, Dep'y elk.
March !, l845. 52w6
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tssaer,4.g ora ffg.--A distinguished
.rag,.b pbyscan used 10 say ho consid.
a,aI fee 40 necessary 10 give weight 10
!, aa,a,on, that when no looked At his
owo tongue ia tho glass, he slipped d
,inea from ono pocket into another
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NOTICE.

A T the April Term, 1916, Of the
"A Probate Court OF Amite county,
Mississippi, the undersigned, administro
Ter OF Abner OneaI, deceased, will pre-
sent the account of said Abner Oneal, as
of William Oneal, deceas-
ed, for final settlement and allowance -
All persons interested can attend if they
think proper.
CHARLES f. FIELDER,
Admir- Of A. Oneal, decd.
March 8, 1915. I've
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Tim first ingredient IN conversation
.hopd he truth the next good sense the
ibiI 1000 humor tho last should be good
wit
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NOTICE.

ETTERSs Of Administration having
- been granted to the undersigned at
the February Term, 1916, of the Pro
bate Court of Amite county, on the es.
tate of Zachariah Lea, deceased, all
persons indebted TO said estate are re,
CURED 10 make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated with
In the time prescribed by law, or they
Will be forever barred.
ALFRED NJ LEA,
Administrator.
March /, 1916. saws
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NIRa TlLLorsON brs ipu feeei.
WI yf1 nov supply ~ llNlID
WAilg. e1osisling ~ Dmsing Knives,
4bna AID Pocket Knives, Chlsals, Aueufs,
tuINpg' Asas and llaleheis, ldes, lIasr1t
Nnlls. spmdas aud abeteIg, DiebinR sbo
vols. Hoes. ftnco Chains, Iron Squares,
iopefher with many other articles 81
hnmWnfp. Hhrrh y
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ETTEHB of Etoaulanblp having
Il been Rfanifl 20 iba undersigned 800
iba estate oi Heavy Wosibopk, d'Hr1f q,
NJ she FobWufy FERN, leib, ~ ibg Pm.
bate Count " I',aokp county, N1ais
tpp.. a.uIl persons having clnlmaaqlinsf
mId drcedeul, viii present tb1n dHy 100.
theulIariei within the Tins prescribed ~
Inv. NJ they Will be forever barred, md
lbese indebted lo sttd estate ere required
tu make Immediate piymnnt
a. G. WE5fBROOk,
H. $. WESrBRODk,
Executors
March I, iBib, 52wG