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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-12

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commercial law. and nerc.nti.e as -
ports and decisions q eoorss II he tsisee
States and Europe. Ineiz1lng tcsiraE'er.
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else shall tend to aeveloPe the RESERVES
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HUNTS MERCHANTS, MAGAZINE

AND COMMERCIAL Review. By PISS
NAN HUNT, Editor and Proprietor
Published monthly, al l42 Fulton street.
New York, at 50 per annum in advance.
HNHE Merchants Magazine and Com
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features and Political Economy, as follows.
Commercial legislation; commercial hisso-
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descriptive, statistical, and historical &C.
counts OF the various commodities which
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AdmimistratOr,s Notice.

ETTEKS Of Administration having
- been granted to the undersigned, by
the Probate Court of Carroll county, Mis-
sissippi, at the January term, 1S45, thereof,
on the estate Of T. R. Woodson, deceased,
AMI persons having claims against said es-
tate <are notified to present them duly au-
thenticcated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
A. s. WOODSON, Adm'r
of estate Of z. r. WoodsOn, decd.
JANUARY 2, ls45. act
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SALE OF JUDGMENTS FOR COST.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

STATE OF MISSISSIPPLl
CARROLL CoUrrY. In Carroll Circuit Courtt0 April 1885,
10y October 1914 of the honorable Circuit
directed will public
Caroion within the time prescribed
= ON THE THIRD MONDAY (l7M DAY OF MARCH, 1916,
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The New York herald., 1845-07-16
BY Last Nights SOutherD Mail.

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FEVER AND AGUE.

w a, ,Si NJ 20 d COMP0uND TONIC MIXTURE
mittent poprietors Of medicine having the
SaS s 4 @ aSs / viii .sa .
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ed success in relieving Of those who suffering under
ssSa s ds
anS chdn s ge at % che an, &.
stomach and adasss da,ssy al pp
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na from two physicians who have used IL tesr nctcs
with uniform snccess;-
NC s'Pt sa s%n %
answer a. @ s bsoie better than anything
Surgeon the United States Navy on different saoas ana
@ y The sick @
tins III 1fGe from certainty Of effects apd
complaint Yours, Sc.
Ngw YoRK, May 8, l8i5. 'i 'i ~
s,,-u,v;ov ,dou.. =. Ngw.nx J, May 10, 1886;
cure Of Agne and Fever regard as deserving Of rnbe con
hdence and as medicine that will maintain the claims You
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hope It may get the extension and patronage deserves
~ ''''''qL"'iB}' /. B. FLEMING. MD.
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Medical Card.

Do q i o K M o * K / ON,
NORTH RIVER DIsPENSARf. eos,l Fulton street,
~ Doctor Morrison continues to be consulted conhdrnts
raint u die, or pusut Resest easss psItcpiry onor
'STRlCTuRES OF THE URETHr,A are cured by DR.
on ros.d neiles witheat pain or inconvsniencs e
those OF other affections urinary apparatus but
perenced Surgeons should be allowed make the
animation those affected with enlarged postrste glands
suffer much injury from awkward practitione,s ,
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL. DEbILITf.-
This affection the train Of evils resulting from secret de
suctve habit in youth inducing nocturnal emissions and nth
mate impotency radically cured by Dr. M on pat oogc
principles by the system 10 healthy tone and rem
stating its oyina! ysor perfect guaranteed, or no
cherxr
B-Dr NJ holds communion with medical pretendissrs
advertising Surgeon the city See his diplomas in his office
204k Fulton Letters paid aud containing fee w
Office 2o4 Fulton street, Greenwich New York Open
from A Nj IN n uIC Cluitrh
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DRCOOPER "a Duane street between Chatham and Will
- liam streets has, for the last years confined his
tce TO the tire ment Of venrea mercrea and other diseases
81 delicate nature Dr. Cooper years in celebrated
LOCK Hospital and has Tor the last enjoyed the
extensive PRACTICE in private diseases Of any medical
New York lie the agg avnted this
dease and mi in FIVE days. The DR. is
reguarly educated physician and and suffers
ms patents To leave until perfect performed
StrIcture-Dr Cooper has discovered new method by
which he can the worst form of Structure from
two weeks with scarcely any pain TO the patient.
constitutional Debility brought by secret habit n-
segss weakness limbs and small back
and society warranted in every case or no
charge Be and recollect the number H. it'll the
over the door there adecptve and calculated
impose upon the credulous the block DR. Cooper the
only qualified physician who advertses in this street.
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Medical ADVICE.

DOCTQR LAMEFT. still conkdeutsly consulted at kis
old chce O! Gold street. between Fulton and Bee an
all diseases oi fcste nature; his treatment being mild and
Judcors requires neither mercury, restraint disf,
days. - "
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL. All
sing from rsent indulgence Of the passions of ndcrr
youth and thereby causing nightly and eyeufuav
state Of vlgor nature originally designed - = -
disease frequently existing without the ps
ten being the least sometimes caused by
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. efecuay cured with
out pain Inconvenience. ~
The Doctor being of the few qualified advertising Surgeons
IN The city guarantees perfect cure or no charge made Let
rs post paid enclosing fee immediately attended me
dcine with advice sent 10 any OF the United States
once 65 Gold street. Open from A. NJ 10 p M.
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DL1RRHEA, DYSEN1ERY,
AND
SUMMER COMpI AMT

EVER trie with disease One days delay in administer
ing remedy may give disease fatal advantage This is
especially the the complaints Of children That maady
which be termed the motherswe mean Cholera
lniannm-has often terminated in death for Of prompt
treatment The best remedy for the disease and for all
plants Which affect the 9elshe stomach-or the liver is
COVEL'S ANODfNE CORDIAL. II purges gently er-
pels all unhealthy elements from the northumberland
puries the the pulseand nyigoraes the d.
gestve These its uniform ults the
tmony Of all who have tried it good evidence Meet the
symptoms OF the disease with this Invaluable Specific and they
Will vanish at once before its remedial influence. While
the more dang Gus stages twill be found the effective
medicine which be administered and for proof subon
the follow certificate the many OF the like import
in the hands of the AGENT
hereby certify that young my employ severe
attacked with dysenay attended with copous discharge
Of blood gripping pain of the bowels and other symptoms
this distressing complaint. found nothing that would afford
permanent relief until obtained bottle Of Dr. James Covels
in few days can with confidence recommend It to others
for like purposes. WILLIAM WESTERFIELD
New York, Dec 7th 1874. I65 Prince street
= Price 50 centsrsd wholesale and retail by Moseey
9 Fulton street. doors from Broadway etaed by most
druggists tn oughont the city, Brooklyn and Jersey City New
ark, and country villages.