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NOTICE.
March !, l845.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
BY virtue Of an order granted nv The
n , Honorable, the Probate Court Of
FAmlte County, Mississippi, at the Febru.
AIRY Term, l845, thereof, the undersign.
ed Executors OF the Estate of John Zen.
klns, deceased, will sell at public anc-
ton, TO the highest bidder, al the door n
the Court. House Of Amite County, in Lib.
erty, on
Monday, the nth day of April, l845.
The following described Real Estate, be.
longing to the estate OF said deceased on
credit Of one year, VIZ:
The south wesl quarter of the south
west quarter Of section number twenty.
nine, in township number three, Of range
four, east containg ,hrty.eight l4.1OOths
HacreS,- Also, the north west quarter of
the south ives, quarter of section twenty
nine, IN township number three, OF range
number four, east, containing thr,y.eight
l4lOOlhs acres.--Also, the north was,
quarter Of the north east quarter of sec
tonthirty-lwo, III township number thraa
Of range number four, east; containing
"a l00ih acres. AlsoJ.4,be
south east quarter of the north east
quarter. OF section number thirty, ind
.ownshiP number three, of range number
or, east; containing lhirty-seven g.
'o0lhs acres,sad lands lands lying and be-
ng situate IN The county Of ANTE and
'lato OF Mississippi.
Purchasers viii be required to give
oles with Sufficient and approved seea-
ity, III ID
BENJAMIN II. JENKINS, \
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FASHIONABLE BOOT 4 SHOE

z Ohm CREMER respectfully inform
~ the citizens Of Liberty, and of Anti
comfy, that he has.pe rnanenty located
himself in the town of Liberty, far thu
purpose of carrying on the BOOT AMI
SHOE MAKING BUSINESS, in all ii.
various branches, and in tire most durable
as well as fashionable styles
He hatters himself that from long ex.
perience in The business, he will be- able
10 give entire satisfaction to all who NAV
favor him with their patronage.
His materials are all NEW, aaskof the
= mot FASHIONABLE and aBLE
His prices will be reasona IL ac
cordsnce with the times, and yHe excel
lenee Of his materials. 2r
Boots aud Shoes REPAIRED at the
shortest notice. and on The most reasona-
bic terms.
4 share Of public patronage is respect.
fully solicited @ .','.. ..'..
April 5, 1916. 5-tf
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1s"lLITY.-Ihe celebrated John Yves.
beng rather superciiousIy asked By
99obleman. What do you mean, SIR BY
Hnl'y OF which you preach SO much? :,
'onIca!Iy replied, true humility, nv
'o'Is bOtthiakjng The truth of yourself.
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II calhoun is engaged on work
zen VIII attract a good deal Of attention
n PubIIshed,--lt will be a review OF
*n's with which he has been CONVEX
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Let young seope remember that their
'ood temper will gain them more esteem
nd happiness than the genius aud tai,
hts oraIl the bad men that ever existed
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March 1916
NOTICE

NOTICE.
4 ETTEBs Of Administration HAVING
X 4 been granted to tbs undersigned al
the February Term Of the Probate Court
Of Amite county 1915, On the estate Of
Thomas Arnold, Jocca5od--ul persons in.
debiod TO said estate are required to make
Immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them
duly aa.heajco,od within the time pre-
sgU5ei BY law, OF they will be forever
barred
THOMAS MARSALls,
Administrator.
March l. lSd5. 52wG
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THOMAS MARSALis.


NOTICE
.E ETfERS OF Execu,orship having
H. been granted 10 the undersigned on
theestote Of Henry Westbrook, deceased,
at the February Term l845, of the Pro.
bate Court Of Franklin county, Missis.
s'ppj,--all persons having claims against
SAID decedent, will present them, duly au-
thenticated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred, and
those Indebted TO said estate are required
TO make Immediate payment.
II. c. WESTBROOK.
E. S. WESTBROOK,
Executors.
March /, f845. saws
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LADIES' tt1ttt


1 A VBF received, aal .oe sslf ~ NJ,
~ most ltffHulhls laf1E.4 laif assent.
Imfhl ~ Lp4t# D9uds f9btpIaf III
Ihpo bgitUfHas. Superior rdgnI asH
tb.ia 'laa.0aa, mtlRaFta rfaat ~
S1t W tbrGB uttrGY.
ApdI 9
/ A bttBE sul will f.aaai n
~ btdios D. MYE 4 S, a.1aIa.laa "A
me b'gbofu, golofad HHeita, a1I no..
Ityf Back Bymbl1lus hornets iuaI ~.
selyed by tACJB HtLfEN.
lINAL sE1"TLEVENE
A I The Mas Tofw, igih.of tboPfa.
"a bate Conr Of Amito COUNTY. lls.
slsslpPb ] vii present my aglaant n.
Administrator 81 Tho psfals Of lape
Wtaihorspoon, deceased. Ter dnal set.
'lgmeni aud aliUwngse, OF which Time
~, persons Intorcso/clo attend, II they
lhtk proper
ROBERT ]. WEATHERSpUON,
Administrator
April 8, 1915. 5wI
NOTICE.
a ! the April Term, 1915. Of the Pro.
IN bate Court Of Amite County, the un.
dersigncd Administrators Of William 4
Moore, deceased, late 10. Administrator of
The estate oil Martha Moore, deceased
VIII present the account Of lAcir ines.
tate, Tor haal settlement and allowance
at which time all persons csa attend If
they think proper.
JOHN MOORE
THOMAS L. MOORE,
Administrators.
April 5, 1915. 5n4
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bItbh leasmealfy tatiaf
Il 4 iteo Rft#si 70 lbs Jndauirh u
We ftbf0ay laum ielj, N III ra
btie eoHfl G. 'nUa sHHif, 49, lh5 ca
iaiH ~ lsiwaH t9fHtDt deed, all persons
tniehod 70 6tl rslpta arc required 10
maha inmai a's Haul, auI those has.
iuR oialaH against W. s4Ha. Ell bfasaat
diam .Ll. d ulLtt. f..H4I.. .....
rtra1l.aguag.ag e..a ..,.,.t
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NOTICE,
A 7 the April Term, 1916, Of the
N Probate Court of Amite county.
Mississippi, Twill present my account az
Guardian Of Samuel Onesl for final set.
Element and allowance.
CHARLES T. FIELDER,
Guardian, &c.
March 8, l845. Iwa
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"A NEW lot of Hollow Ware, Just
. received BY
L, w. HITCHCOCK & CO.
March !. So
JN RS. TlLLOTSON has just receiv.
w ed fresh supply Of GARDEN
SEEDS. NJ .st
January a5 ~
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ]

Amite County, S, 8.
10 all persons interested in The Real Is.
tate Of ELIJAH THOMPSON, deceased
GREETING;
V GU are hereby cited to be aud per
d sonaIly appear before the PROBATE
Court of Amite county, on the
Fourth NoHday Of April, 1916,
and show cause, If any you can. why
the same should not be ordered to be sold,
to-WIt:
The north east quarter Of the north west
quarter Of section number thirty three,
township number three, range number
Jour east ;--the west half of the
north west quarter Of section number
th7rty three, aud the south east quarter
OIL the north west quarter OF section mum,
Der thirty four. and the south east Quar-
ter Of The north east quarter OF section
number thirty five, township numbgr
three, range number four east. and ina
norm west quarter Of the south east
quarter Of section number thirtv two
township number three, range nuo,ber
tour east and the south east quarter of
section number thirty three, township
number three, range number .o1r eNt,
md The north west quarter aud the south
vest quarter Of section number thiry
our, township number three, range num-
'ef four, east, containing four hundred .
nd fourteen acres, exclusive Of the wild,
WIS dover.
Said lands lying and being situate in
he county OF An1ite, and state afore-
aid.
is further ordered BY the Cour. thar
lis citation Ip published in the Liberty
dyocate AMI NoodyiIlo Republican, lor
le tina prescribed by law
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March 20


Vb HOE
EIIEl' femamgnufy having basn
granted 70 tie undersigned "a the
March lcms tpi5, " the pfobate Court
nI Amito county, on the dslae Of Alex.
ahdrf Martin drrnascd All persons In.
debtei TO said estate arc required 10 maEc
immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present
them, duty authenticated within tho llmo
prescribed by Iaw Of hey viii be forever
barred
WILLIAM MARTIN,
tFv..t5t..
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performed bU
EOLGER'S OLOSAONIAN,
Au-Uenlinr Ralsnn,.

has proved itself to the best medicine offered 10
cured Nor do these no have long beea uSde ra,men, Is
Of our best physicians and by te gwen az as horses
cured and ,h enjoyment Of good alih doubt
that n remedy can found hopeless the an
es to BE- /, IS approved by the Faculty aud recommended
by them as the following s ,ss 81
will shew gentlemen, residing m 18th street hsd been sn
iering under Nthms for many years NJ last became 80
three II the first physicians 10 the city Of New York They
could not relieve him and told him that his hopeless
it. lie found pe5ec; relief from it, aud the physicians who
attended him declared the medicine 20 be wonderful indeed
hey nave 'oe' 'FSI RsisiSG BLOOD ''' ''''
medical Gentleman ssidas IN ., es ms @s
remedy aud had found The most happy effects resulting from
blood III some quantities lie had used bottle aud Ca led
for another aud stated thai lac thought The remedy anlnvauA
bic one and should recommend II as such
Mrs THoVboURN, 35e Monroe who had besu sick for
some length ;ime relieved BY bottle Of this
remedy She had severe cough and raised blood
and h4 been under the of his physician during
SANITY when he c"mmenc-d the use OF The oo<acaisn Re
has used bottles OF The remedy and now able 10 return
20 his work, being entirely s,lisre
Mr. CoMyoRr Is he s;.-NaS so low m the month Of De-
cember last that he By HIS Physician HIS friends
also had hopes Of has recovery lie was Persuaded 6y
friend TO Try IN. Olosaouian and his surprise has lar
restored him health that he now able 10 walk about The
streets. 49,, -
covered fionI diseased lus under the o the Cosa1uan
ina, shis now able Geni her usual datIes She had
b.; rysiciss both IL brooklyn aud bi, cit- They all
srcsa their op,Eog ohe, ln PRONOUNCED her unss %
osdinaIy ard VIII shosily bv published IN iuil.
Other persans have curative PROPERTIES ei 'is
medicine aud H4 FIT GRF4 FTlSGRSgRaNSTE bY
VI bninc-r lUg Barclay-st1ee; M Wilson Of ohosen,
Mrs Bell oi oI!isowa y J. Mrs NIcoianH 20 'S@iksrs;,
Mrs Archibald Is White ard numerous oi lFsons
have been relieved nom cough, OF lors standing DIheGlt
Of Breathing sc references 1t the
Sf sale At IC6 N,sausree: door above Ann and at
Nrs BAYS. lss rntop>tT-rt. Brcek!yn lln5in-
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FOR THE PILES.


EoR THE PILES Are you afflicted with PIES 1!e.
etabe Eieetpary. the best remedy offered 10 public
notice This really excellent medicine is the result OF s
thorough medical edrcaticn an complete knowledge OF
the disease for which II is recommended The most IT,
un,phan; success attends its administration
Read The following remarkable eases:
4 lady, residing In Norfolk street, was seriously siced
with Piles great her Sue. thai, 10 use her own
EXPRESSION, life Wa bGea to7 four weeks She had been
attended by one Of our eminent Physicians, without
the least benefit. Satisfied TIN; !; 81 aggravated case
Of Pies prescribed the Eeetnar two boxes were rSe
Six months after, the lady called 10 prescribe
for another COMPLAINT, and then informed NE tAs> VS.
perfectly cured OF The Piles by the two boxes, st k1d eA-
pe-iencea no return srce-
Mrs c. resiinn Greene street. calcd on me last spEns
saving that she had been affected with Piles Tor years
acoonp.n!sd by pain The SIDE papiiaon OF the heart
sense O! st.ch:ness The chest, and OPPRESSION
she ,s unable 20 down when: eieva;tng the head and
chest considerably; resting horizontally produced sense
Of ssocs.iou followed b. cough BY using ORC box ci
the Yec,u=ry The pain IN ,4 side, toa and oFTes-
xon ee she could lie down without Inconvenience zac
The riles ere partially removed, and SscoEe box made
conpe:e cure, TO the great gTst;scA q The FSfient
SID in this City by The PUprer ol.g. rula-i! edU-
,s.s PHYSICIAN confined 10 Office Yr-ctce ar the treat
49, Of CHRONIC DIsEssEs. No. ls6 Bewery. Medical
alyce IN relation the above, G. Ely other complaint
gra,s Price OF tie ElrisGyy oae dollar te9sesieT
ma. .hs ErataSrv IS aa internal RrMEpr ard rot m
fy7,u, aplca.ioE aad sold ONLY a. lso BosFe-y tour
sc,-x above Spring s. ohcs hours ttom = NJ 20 +.
Vi. = -
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SHAKSPEARE HOTEL,

liza The subscriber respectfully informs tho public that
fA he has leased TIA show establishment and now prs-
pared accommodate them with Board and Lodging.
On very II has been IN The moot thorough
and complete repair painted and reitted with additional n.w
he Will usual what he intends do,
bur .ocs the travelling community TO visit and give him
aud themselves that the establishment under
hi, deserving o the patronage of the public.
The location bsne central business Offers inducements To
from the country from retired situation ansur
passed by other house the city Terms 81 per day
per week IA proportion.
the Assembly Room will be let h0se giving Balls and
Concerts ior the remaining of the and shat the
room will shortly be put complies repair and hed
Magnificent style fe further calls the attention Of the
rss0na gentlemen of e law that his for arbitrator
and reterea has Undergone alteration and that he is ready
accommodate them reasonable ternswhlch will be
By his regulation Of room hire.
" B-eA select nuub-r Of Permanent Boarders will Be
mad I'm veg MINoRD g. THREsEgR
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Correspondence of C. Livingston, No. 10 wal'-st.

ALBANY, April !, lS45.
The Western Mail this morning confirmed the
news of the disaster which has fallen upon the
country below the falls OF Niagara, by the breaking
up oil the Ice on Lake Ere. The depth OF the ice
and water is varously estimated, by letters from
Lewiston and the Buffalo papers, at thirty TO htty
feet. One letter, from the Postmaster al Lewiston,
says that the warehouses were swept from the
docks; Youngstown sharing The same fate, and The
water rising (Aprll ith)
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser says that the
houses OF Shepherd, Cornell " Iryon al Lew
iston, are carried away.
Respecting the Canada side OF the river The toll
lowing paragraph from the Chronicle at Niagara,
embraces all have 10 give you. The extract Is
dated Thursday morning.
The wharf of the dock company is completely
wrecked-many OF the heavy piles supporting II are
thrown down, and portion ot II Is lifted several
feet above The level. Great fears were al one time
entertained that most OF the company's valuable
works would be carried away, aHd the steamers IN
dock. namely, the City of Toronto, Transit, and
Queen with several smaller craft, were considered
in great jeopardy Happily the damage thus tar
sustained on the company property is confined 10
that above mentioned.
The water last night rose four or five feet above
the usual level, and MIR. Frazer who lives the
of safety and all the goods were taken from The
company : warehouse without damage. Thlsmorn-
ing the water has fallen 10 about It's usual level.
So compact is the ice that persons have crossed
hence 10 Youngstown upon It, and laStnlsht bon.
fire was lighted twenty feet above the surface OF
the water, on the very spot where the Chief Jus
flee Robinson was moored the previous day.
The Chief Justice came over yesterday but
was unable TO enter the harbor, and anchored oil
the fort The violence OF the gale. however. soon
drove her of, and she returned 10 Toronto without
landing either passengers ar mails
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CHEAP ACCOUNT BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
" Ca and Letter P4r- ruled AID PLAIN, fa s. pr
ram. Books Bills Of LsdIag SIplEg Receipts Notes
pr,fs great variety; " FaPPnE Par: lot cloths, SILK
goods hoery Sc: Gun Tickets. Cloth Tezs Borltsxus
Labels Blink C4sls GHlls afsFs P-neis Steel Prns, lrks
lnd Fluids Cofoa Carnins LEX Superior any Red tx
md sl articles usually sold y s'oasn low
prices
Account Books manufactured 70 oTdes IN h b., style Of
Fsrtcula- ,r,stior siren 10 te Binding CT Lba-s Pc
cards. Cisca!tr1. Bill Beais No;ss CsckI Draft. AID
Rsc-Tts. rria.-G 20 order. II tbs lowest rzfes
Manufacturers OF Fnzacis celebrated +G..S Letter
Uffs b. Jnie ne i.i,rIs ha2 copied az tie sane
;i.e FRANCIS * L0UTREL
Nanafarturi.s Ststioa=Is = Maiden Lane, bet.e-r
william 4nd Gold sIr-tS, y. Y
LEWIS Francis,
CYECs II. loUTEEL,S nz7 IN
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Ne,x-York LcS,slaturc

NoSpAl, [tpllI
IL SENATE, petitions were presented from me-
chancs of New-York and Brooklyn, for appropria-
tons 10 the new Northern Stale Prison by Mr.
Smith in favor OF the License Law; by Mr.. Var
ney, against aboshing the office OF County Super
ate took up the bill TO provide for the erection Of
the Northern Stale Prison, it being the special order
OF the day. Tie bill was discussed al length,
when. withou, taking question, the Committee rose
and reported, and the Senate adjourned
In ASSEMBLY, petitions were presented by Messrs;
c. +. Crosby and J. Stevenson, against the \. and
to change route OF The Ere Railroad by Mr.. Bar
Der, against closing the Canal locks on the Sab.
bath; by Messrs. Porter, Fellows, CARPENTER and
Harden, against changing route OF Ere Railroad !;
hy MIR. Ross. 10 extend the water limits of New
York city; by MIR. Harden, against cOnferrns office
OF Commissioner OF Deeds on Lawyers; by Mr.; }.
Stevenson, 10 distribute copies OF The Natural His
tory 10 the several Colleges, Academies, Ne; by
Mr.. Wyckof, against bridge at Albany: by Mr.;
Mather. for the construction OF The New-York and
New-uaven Railroad A long discussion arose on
the bill 10 incorporate the American and feTelsn
Bible Society, pending which, the House took
recess.
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AcclpsNr on THE RivER.-The KxlcKERBocNEa,
which leit here hast evening IN company with The
ENTIRE, came IN collision with schooner lust be-
low New Baltimore The rating and awning
Posts on ,he forward deck Were carried away. and
The anchor on the bow having been torn off fell
into The river aud brough; the Knickcibocker up
with sharg tuln. Il was an hour or more before
she got under way again
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AGENCIES.

W b. PALMER'S AMERICAN NEWSPAPER .lD-
VERTlSiNG AGENCY temporarily located at No
80 Ann.st adjoining The rIbune Qios removed N Gense
a.nce OF the by inv of the Tribune Building
yhe. the Agent is prepared fo
some newspapers OF OF the principal towns aud
cities of every STATE the UGivn copies OF which together
with the terms Of Advertising be II his olc-,
For information Of Merchants Manufacturers and others
who desire 10 extend knowledge of their names numbers
streets and pursuits throughout The country ard thereby IN
crease their country the Agent respectfully notifies
hem that he is duly authorized make Tor the sew
pa rprs which he is the Agent and give receipts Tor all
monies paid him account OF the Propreors mn
view to act,e the elecon of such districts Of country
NAV hest suit different kinds of business 10 winch the Mt
trntion of people of the country may be invited he gives
;hr names OF some of the. principal towns ciides
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

fgNlE NEW.YORK LEGAL OBSERVER far April
contains Art l. Doaatio morris cauSa; u. Plea of INSANITY
criminal PRACTICAL PoiSrsSerar3te Estate Of
married women Asscumentio- Benefit of Creditors Produc
tiou Of Lessons Title; Grim Con. Evdenes. RlPoRTs-
Chancellor Waworhs Court Kitchen Lee coTartn-rship.
Infancy; Spencer Spencer Deed Construction Vice Chan
celcr saudioIds CouTCram Mitchell fnudulsat assign
rneni; Purchase by Agent. Superior Court n -Ksd.e
Emerson Jadge PaTkers celebrated decision with refer
10 attachments esne process nror 10 bankruptcy
pleading SSc DIGEST all the Eiss Published
MONTH, Ann Terms s. per lnuum. advance
SlNL OVEN. Editor.
z = Country subscribers requested make
payments youth abou; 10 years of o,!lIng hmzslf
? Travelling te-n; Tor this work. rs 81
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9. THREsEER.
SPRING FASHIONS.

.sxse~ HCLLs TRUsSEs-Sotice 10 kuptHed
= $,persons.-Persons afflicted with Ruptures
L "a gnay rely upon the best instrumental aid tho
SzsSSS% world affords. OH application al the oface,
No Vrsey street, ethor OF the agents In the principal
towns IN The United BE careful TO examine the
b,k mad OF Hus Trusses 10 n they endorsed ty
Or u In writing None genuine 70 be relied upoa
~ good without his Signature.
Many persons have undertaken 10 vend limitations OF
Hus bTatet Tru.ses and thousands are imposed upon
IN cosequencc These limitations cannot be relied upon;
they ere made by nnskfu mechancs, and are no better
than The ordinary T!usses.
RooJIs been lifted up az No. Vtsey street e1ca-
siyeIy Tor LADIES' having separate entrance rom the bush
ness department. where female in constant a!tendancs
10 waii upon patients. MI
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CONSUMPTION.
~ A THOUSAND CURES. III css.s deemed utterly
hopeless have firmly established its reoiy
former medical discovery X has always been styd
P-scrtiouH beng formed chiefly from chemical
from Wild Cherry Bark and T4rtyo that
hlckly scattered wherever diseases Of the lungs prevail We
give few instances Of IFS extraordinary from cia.
logue almost without end:
/ lady (.ddr-ss will he thu Ne7Tork Agency
who given up By ell OF her physicians die OF
ton had hard for n the side-raISed among
large quantities o! matter Of bon: SuDstacead taken
medicine for months being Iast all hoIe-eniirely
cured y few bottles Of this Baisam September and Octo
ber, 1854.
for Yeas. being Obliged sleep sitting posture
fer cured TO attend to his business ~ the most stormy
Thomas Brsalee Esq J. P Jamaica l. cured Of asthma
OF 30 years standing.
hornls Cozeas Hsddoned y iesri6es under oath
he had yolent cough and pain in the stor months raised
large quantities of corrul att.4sn much boOd-s ply
sicans could do but little oF hiin.aye him ps of
curry, did soodhs friends all supposed he had cal
Looping consumption entirely cured by three bottles Of WIS
Mrs Ann D. Hopkins. of Knoulesville y Y. entirely
cured of liver complaint and general debility Of eighteen
months Standing
Schroeble of obstinate dee Of The lungs -er he had ied
all the usual remedies IN vain.
daily every part of the country winch
Prove inco1estiby the superiority Of This Basam
every shade of lung and liver disease every other pa
ration her, tofor- known 10 the world.
.1EcntSJ. Butts 3! Anu-st: Sands Of Gold and
Fnoastreets n East broadway. and 2l3 BIoa1way
f'haml-rS-sf nah 2q.
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PREPARATORY (BoARDINGl SCHOOL. MIDDLE
/ TOWN conn. d. II. CHASE, \. II. PRINCIPAL.
Established In 1885. Sessions commence May 18th and
Oct 18Th, continuing five months at $40 per session.
Thorough preparation for college or business and person.
al attentions are secured pupils fully in the
expensive schools Lads from New-York placed In
chars Of careful person going and returning. Circulars
IT 81 Ailrket-stree; and Ia BroaLway. t23yc
DOARDING SCHOOL FOR SALE PUPlLS.-HemI-
% ,t,ad Seminary Hampstead l. | branch Of the L |
Rsro.l 81 miles from BROOKLYN Terms from sl23 $50
,y-ar Tjrculars att. Chamberns'. South William
,,rt Also AZ New mans Book store. 1913 Broadway. The
Princi,i during The mcnt of April At 70 Nassau. Ike Sum
mrr Tenn commences ;f- trSt of May