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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

LfRA rNNOCESTIUM: THovoHTs IN VERSE ON
CHRISTIAN CHILDREN. THEIR WAYS AND THEiA
PRivnEoEs. Wiley Putnam. l6l Broadway
1916
1t is blight and frost to poesy to make 1t SUD-
ordinate to preaching. Preaching is direct and
gade, possy undulating aud winning what we re-
fuse as precept, we pursue as symbol. heole
does no. know this but his sweetness and tender
meas OF temperament save him, In some measure,
from the consequences of mistake. Though he has
not the vcrye of tho very few to which this was
the true the natural path-as Bunyan with his
Divine Embems "-HarbeEt, TO whom the Church
seemed luxuriant growth, stately oak OF rever-
end centuries, the home Of his nest and birth
place Of his song there is yet loneliness, pleas
ant simplicity, homely, gentle goodness, that
recommend these verses to all, and will suffice
many readers The book is in two forms, one quite
handsome the other cheaper; either will be valued
by many young mothers to read with their child.
rem as fit books for this purpose do not abound
The following presents fair specimen OF the whole
The cottage picture is certainly very pleasing. X
SLEEPING on THE WATERS.
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DISASTER TO SHIP EMPIRE. OF THIS PoRT-LoSs
OF LrE-we have been informed by Messrs- D. & A.
Kinsslapd & Co that By the pilo,ooat VIM. }. Romer
they have jus, received letter from Capt., Russell OF
the ship Empire stating thar when four days out on
tie voyage hence 10 Liverpool the ship was struck by
sudden squat. which carried away the foremost be-
low the deck the head othe rAainmas', and maintop-
sail yard--;aking overheard four sesmen. VINO We're
lost Other damage done to sails and nssins
capt Russell states that he IL making the best OF ss
clsr.
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KANE's PATENT PORTABLE BATHING
A2PARA-rs.
4 NEW ard splendid arrangement, BY means u which
"A he Shower Bath United win The Bathing Tub aat
caa used Z connection in part OF The hops The pub
lie respectfully Invited call snd the
OF The subscriber No. Eowey, between Fourth
ard Fifth .ts- fiyi5 ir-l CHARLES KANE. P1i-nt--
- HOVER BATHS-For sale a. prce OF 80
DEEMS ard vpFsrd; also supply On taat OF sPorglg
bas hip eatts FOO, r1hs erd large bs;sng nhs Doo-
gIasss Few Patent Iroc Pumps Lad pipe k k For sas
81 wM. WEST lS3 EgesoEst luyso sll
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NEw.YoRK SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST S, 1916.

rrerde6 By other Co-rsaoors. VII tEall ce brought
under tae consideration Of the -e-oers Of Ills Coz
ApoS1RAM CHANDLER JOSEPH ToRREY
JAMES Van EORDEN. JANIS P WALTERS
EENAN W. CaLDS. : : BOWMAN.
GEORGE ENDICOTT, q c WESTERTELT
WILLIAM Z Ill z =. AcCC2DE
JaMEs P SMITH. JOIN CLOVIS.
Y.RTIE E THOMPSON, GEORGE z BRADFORD,
ISAsC FRYER CHARLES DEENISON
ROBERT LOTETT. ;. ?. SCEOALS
THOMAS g ST--..N..N, GEORGE BACON
c c. HAVEN GEORGE C. De KAY
THOMAS W HARTET. GEORGE c. NAM
GEORGE CLIFFORD, / 2. WAhEMAN. e--o-5ei1.
N=-cgEs n ,ie leci .4rsaucl Fat-.
v.as. I.ert. .E.lg . ls=6.
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~ HENRY II. CARROLL. Esq Editor OF the
New Hampshire Patriot, died on Tuesday evening
last after an illness of few hours Although he had
been somewhat indzposed for several weeks, he was
iaay matched Is 1t wsrs from the midst Of lie ~ dis
ssss u he brain,
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Spanish specisc ior The Piles
ia. beeu celebrated 10 ;ears IN this city itt ~
vu.Esl il Gas cured Of thousands and csa =.
rsases q; ms boise 81 Eooseyel.-sL and Of ss
KeIiy ioI Pui:oas 2. Asykls Sss Grsrdst
4c3 Hrd,on-st z I. Kierste8 10 Rsos6HE sno ~ pig.
Erys, iss Tzltoa-bl Brooklyn, L sOs w
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Situaiions, &zr. Oanico.

yEANTED.-A few sct.rs youus lfel 10 20 South
West 10 act a. gents for ,he sale OF AID popular
PUhhcsuuus-sS00 ana above their eSpep.r- will be
insured them wiring, with opportunity Of clearing
$1,000 per year Some men now in employ viii no
doubt, make SinO0 per year clear VI al
Each man will have his district II VIII be necessary for
them 10 have al least from SIS SO obtain good flung
out. Apply at FRENCHS Publishing Hall, 29 Broad
way up stairs Oce OF the Flag OF Union. AL letters
must be pos,p nd. nu7 II
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Boarding arlo Gotels.
MRS ANCrL1NA BBowN

MRS. ANGELINA BROWN
y EGS leave inform her friends former boarders, and
u the public generally lhai she has opened large and
coumodous BOARDING HOUSE, No. SGi Broadway
Permanent transfer. boerders by thedsy month
be accommodated with single rooms bedrooms and
parors attached This house contains Than 10 rooms
is supplied with cold and hot baths and every other
convenience make i; quiet and comfortable home As
the good qualities Of her sbe and ir general
OF her house, references when required, sbund
ant and al hand. Jyi5u
DOOoIS, well furnished. on the second door OF The
IL House so So Lispenarts being he front and back
with folding doors and paDtrie with or without
breakfast and tea IN small private family sut lyy
ROARDING-PleasanJ rooms with board can be Oh
ID tanned al No II sarclsyst The house Is n tue inine
d.le vicinity OF The principal hotels, cOmrodous and
airy and has me luxury oihV- cold ard shower bas free
OF extra charge. References exchanged hlo *;
DOARDING-P-unaneu and ,ransient-Mfs. Dunlap,
ID lae OF No DrysLl i prepared ioacconmodae fam
lies and individuals Mercerst Broadway Grand
and Csnast with peasar; roolGs and good board
surGbi- Terms WA:
u OARDING.-A besuiifu! room Tor gentleman and
ID VIE. with few Others for transient boarders ray be
had Mrs SWANS s. Murrsys between Broad sy and
Steamboat Landings. North River. Gvlg SIN
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WANTED-A sitGation by steady Woman FOUNDER
w stands 10 COOK wash and roG charnbercorh
take OF bahes-hss IncuInorauce and
&c ID city reference Please call No 21 Washing
tons; FRS, hoorup s,ars Has objection 10 the country
au7 2t-
yITANTED.-Aninellig-u, and moral Young Man to
w clerk in Book store aid Publishing house, who
loan ms employer 5000 Ample security will be gwen
for the money loaned IN personal property SALARY $1,000
Address box 1928 Post Once. New-iVrk. au7 81
ITO WATCH1lAkE first rate workman,
competent 20 take cMr oil aa establishment. mny have
steady employment and good pay IT :. D. ROCKWELLS,
au6 w. 10! Cherry-sL
ONE OF the graduating clas- OF BUwdo.n College wishes
~ foF situation teacher OF German Also, has a
good knowledge Of French Address box - Pos. Once
Brunswick, Maine au7 2,y-
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uatent 4Iehicires.
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
MAGNETIC FLUID

Regarding :ss sA!raost:EaIy sower.ef
fERIsTIE-S CfALNASIC RINGS, BELTS, BRACE
LETS, BANDS.
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4 NITEU STATES FlTe InsuTAnce OOlIpAIIf' NJ9-Ie
I No 50 Wai-s--This Company continue 20 insure
against aid DANA by Ere merchandise. ships =
port Buildings. household frre &c sld other personal
property, &. The usual rates OF premium.
DIRECTORS.
John 7. Bovine. Morris Setchun. n A. Cushran,
Suas Hicks JoshuaS. underhil. Charles Hii!sburgh
Benjamin Cores CAas T. Cromwell William H. Titus.
Indev Murrav Charles hnee,and. Robert !. Murray.
Nv Il Lawrence. Rober; 3. Mi-tGrr Solomon Grifeu
sem Var WICK rtos W Pearsau, Orlando M.Bogart.
Robert D. Weeks. George D. Post. Peter 4. Bonnet.
John Wood Aber. WoodhUI. Joseph y. Lord.
BENJAMIN Strong Samuel c. Paxsor. Robert L. Case,
George Eussev, Caleb Barstovv, Henry =: Ieroe.i,
Jralr Carpenter Samuel l. Mitchell. George J. Cor1rI.
j. l. BOVINE, President.
g,-fDS
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SLEEPING ON THE WATERS.

Ard he In the hinder part of the ship, asleep
sloyy ind the awake him. and say him Master,
uree, thou thGt perisI,'
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
rs p1-RrIsgED wEEkLi, ~ IFS EULTON-ST tSuI
Budi,rJ Persons wishing % subscribe hare only 20
send heir names 10 Inc efc= iefras e-ts week ?!
mail 81 year, 81 II sdyencs 40 lH1
JJANCINGs PAPER--a srs- ass o,t-l-at "a aani q
v;hitr ,,rser blar and curlnoc brov1- Also, any
quality viSth or thickness, rsnas order viia Few
eavY rosScv n, LIZ luv~osI rrz1utacc1rers prices, bT
iyss rs GAUNT 4 pEaRICKsoS, Us sos.e'gi
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THE following testimonials axe for the Frs; lime pre-
,enr-d 10 he public They have oeeu received dur
~ +. 6.vS 4, Is unnecessary 30 sdd single word
rhsn 10 request Their candid peasa TIE frsi Is frog
-i-Svr,sr wei Known ana OF hish ai.antnen;s sad rep
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CHNCY FOR yAEGH.snD, Sitoe III 81 =
ANaafs iss ss s city Were can b. Soass II.
York, onIy pas hi. article has through tie Northern
10 oas e. eo
establish ~ d always band ready forward any
s1ie,. az eous,Ty Pamphlets containing testimony Of
par Dsoosy Gravel, diseases Of the Urinary Organs,
Ga. 1--we. kc female complaints weakness Of the sys
~ diseases OF the Lungs Consumption, Piles Jauptics,
Ger 100 respectable 10 be Questioned CT doubted and n
ms city proprietor has The liberty nxs d The
Rev Spe.ry, o! l52 SsssaIs- who Will stas wHai 20
The peculiar Character Ct the raedciar Will show Itself
the use Of 80 bottle Il any and os IN me use o.
The II or botIe. The singular eject produced oy NC
Of the eriiciets certainly In relieving al CASES ana
radically curing nae N twelve, IL espataet @e Pa
and 70, xrsts G; fss Nsssae opposi,s Clinton hsE S
AgeScy n .ae dry Res 81 " %. bsr.e IL ~ 21; SO =
pLecount 70 deesrk HsSes~s%""0
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n ELEGANT SUMNER HATS-7t2sQfPasset
III b, 1c nd 4. the lowest c7 qricrl consisting Of
1900 Thi-- sal Pear. Bru-G- s. Ike s-t Pearl Cas-
;-r,. " i,- and Drs5 Beavers Also gooc assortment
- 9is-s rrr rrench s-d German Nol-sh1 Ests very
-- -f:s,1ou NoeskIr Est c: he reduced puee Of =
81 yhch yr compare strs1;aS-1cs!y With Hats sold 81
> and - If IN az IEs;aHc= s aooEs dos Got gre
uaa .,,sa g 800 ne J. W KELLOGG lie Cz1alst
SIN HATS! HATS!,-Pa-i- 3Lot=skir Eats -
-ai In hose sold b Others a - A..o --sar dress
ami 5. superior - style aa1 tEish 10
,Ls - ,Tsr- pIsc-s IL neal Has a. = g. q. MCEcH
,,li - -a..d 10 Sc ms fri=E1- ~ IL, estab-G--rL
$50 In GEO. P Il BROWN. 10 Caaal-sc
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No. $50 Church--t. New orA-
c-y-rDr N rr-RT TO SPINE

IN l nj ~ 81 A-'e"
This will certify that for number OF years past have
been in feeble health in consequence OF having severe ta
In The hold of nv vesse, which sprained my back and SER
on sv injured nv spine have consulted physicians and
tired The sam of yefvor Sarsaparla ard many other
medicines and all no purpose About month ago pro.
cured Or Chrisits alvanic Belt and Magnetic Fluid and
have never expected 10 be we'll again.
and ,houghtI would have give up cousting. but now
feel better Than have for number o years pat ana am N
every respect altered person Nothing would induce me
10 part " III my Belt II could not procure another
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Me..rs. Baeh, son < c. Reeisers, Everi.s; grooaly
-.

lIgo; 20 .e We co1re lac Use OF herein !nventiou
- -. .-rn,. result ~. 3.
= = sc su1.ar certificates irurn johnson Geer Cox
TO Y Y. : {. Sssbu--. Yes; Troy. y 7; JoG1 ..
Daie Lars-E5urgh y Y; Cook Ergle. srookiya, :.
r 49, erl C. :. I.pcel AE-rf= Methodist Boo. Con-
cs- enc Nl-lber-v-.t Y Y; Charles Ross Co. Jefferson
scam Nils, st=i Y y Gen I. ". HarTey, @3rdst coz
sri-av MS iax,i
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Fair Of ,he american Institute.

We eire place below 70 the circular 0. the Amer
;can Institute containing very full statement OF
the arrangements made or % be made for sheir
NNE7EEsTH AyyrAL FAIR, and presenting IN
their strongest light the reasons winch should induce
ever one in any gay interested the Cause OF Amer
lean Industry 70 give II his most Efficient co0pera.
ton. No efforts vii be spared on the part Of the
Managers 70 render The next F air even rrore az
tractive than Those which have preceded ii and we
cannot 100 earnestly invite the attention OF the pub
lie TO Sheir wishes as expressed IN the following
paper The best arrangements they can make MAJ
be maued and even batled o. g failure on the part
Of those who hare goods 70 offer Tor exhibition to
comply with the suggestions which long experience
has shown to be indispensable 70 the success OF the
Fair. Let every thing be done with prcnptness,
energy and cheerfulness and with paramount re
gard TO the great cause which this National E1hi
b;tion is intended 70 subserse.
CIRCULAR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF
THE CITY OF SEW-YORK.
The Managers appointed 20 conduct the NINETEENTH
ANNUAL FAIR hars with the aid Of the Board o. Ayr!
culture made such progress 10 be able az Tins time 10
present 70 the puoc the outines of teeading arrange
nents OF This National Celebration.
As circumstances and occasion suggest; other mean.
according with the general plan will be determined
upon 10 Increase The interest and usefulness Ui the TX
hibition which with various details. vii from TINE 10
time be published the agricultural and other circu-
lars hereafter be Issued and the principal period!
Gals and newspapers
PROGRAMME THE GENERAL ARRAN GEAlENTs-
Specimens az all kinds OF abrcs q Ar Machines Models
Inventions, &c. intended 0r competition, must De devered
and entered on the looks o. the ar AZ No.os Garden
October st 3D. u, VIZ THURSDAY, Friday or SATURDAY,
The Chance FOR tororanie location II be increased By az
carly delivery which should not be LATER Than rriaay or
Saturday afternoon.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT Lie Insurance Company,
1Vk Office No. II Wal,-st.
The Company offers the following advantages to the
public;
Lives only insured al the lowest rates Of premium.
The premium ii $50 may be paid IN cash and iths
secured Al u months bearing per cent interest or
il may be pHid monthly quarterly.
No person liable beyond the amount Of his premium
married may insure the life OF her husband free
from any demands OF his creditors.
There will be annual division of prohls payable in Scrip
Certificates bearing interest per cent which interest
ls payable annually in cash.
DIRECTORS
Seth Low, Rob't L. Patterson
Guilaune Merle VIM. II. Mott,
VIM A. +. Penu, Edward Anthony,
Lewis c. Grover John 4. Underwood
Henry McFarlan, Chas. 5. Mackneii,
VIM ". Simpson Thos. B. Segur,
ROBT. PATTERSON, Prest
Benz. c. MILLER. Sec'y
Jos. L. LORD. Agent
C H. MciNTYRt Sub-Agent. 30i Hudsonst cor Spring.
JAMES STEWART, VI. D. CSo6aI Broadway Medical Ex
aniner A. the Office daily from to o'clock. oil 2awtf
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Ia dean Of :he ca.es aI!uaed q tollows.l

Nav Gods blessing atcud ycrr efforts in these cases
nv dear Doctor and afford relief in these there
will be a vast number OF others who VIII apply.
yerv t7,iy YOURS ROBERT W. LANDlS.'
SPINAL COMPLAINT
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7 United STATES Fire Insurance Company, Oa

4 3. McDoSALo Secretary.
Neyv-York MAY is, 1916. telo eodt
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M o. ICE.

m he subscriber having erected GRtsT
- MILL near his residence, (about miles
from YazoO City on the Benton Toadl will
be prepared at al times 10 furnish fine fresh
Meal and Hominy either at the Mill or at
Mr.. II. IIayman's Store in YazOO City, and
Nr. McNeiI's at Benton.
He will also grind Corn, &c. FOR the use
Of Horses and cattle, for reasonable toll!
Persons using feed will find il great say,
ing by having it ground.
A. II. MORTON.
June 2l, 1914. Soft
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TIE NEW YORK
w GGkHY Mirror

An elegantly printed periodical. Of sixteen
quaasn pages-ls published every SATpRDcY AoRN-
lNe, and forwarded By the earliest mails 10 sub
scnhers residing ont Of this city. fSasbiect 10
aecspaper postage only The Weekls Mirror Is
e. faithful history u the weeks opiHionss news
pleasures politics. literature, ard all manner 81
bnngngs forth. as the Editors and their many as.
sstanis can possibly bring togelher-cumpletee .
as an ardnous daily task OF compilation, compari-
son, research and comment. II has also the ess
sentials and the spice Of Fnfeign News, aud, IN
Short the most comprehensive budget that can
Be made up 0l each Weekss dainge. the world
nves! These who epane1 afford dally, or who
live IN the country where thev do not care for
advertisement. or who van. 3 paper that tells
them everything once weeks will find The
Weekly Mirror exactly g theft mind Pusimas-
ters throughout he Union, 80 frank Feulitlanees
Any postmaster remitling eve dollars viii receive
two copies 81 the work
Tue eD1IIv EVENING tl1RRon, Il SIX dollars Der
annum Two copies viii Sc furnished lor ten
dollals. NORRIS, WILLIS & FULLER.
corner 81 Ann and Nassau ste. ~
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COUGH BsEt8IIIass


ALE now acknowledged By the Faculty to be
the most scientific and successful preparation
ever discovered for the relief Of Coughs, Colds
Consumption, Asthma, Whoopingcough, CataFrh,
Tiqhtness Of the Lungs or Chest, Bronchitis, and
similar Pulmonary Affections. They are made
from combination Of the most valuable expec-
torant OF cough medicines. and are undoubtedly
superior to every thing in use for those complaints
For sale in Yazoo city By
90. W00DMAN a. CO..
and 6. g. Mex ESS0N.
In Benton by JAS, BLJNDEI.L & CO.
And in all the towns and villages in the State
and Texas. April IS, 1915. 42-6ln.
Tooth Ache.
WHO would be troubled with this Distressing
complaint, when il can be cured without extract
ing the Tooiha
Dr. Lacount's Vegetable Elixar Is certain anC
Immediate cure. For sale IN aEO0 city BY
o. o. WOODMAN g. CO.,
and c. G. McKESS0N.
In Benton BY JAS. BLUNDELL e. co.
And in all the towns and villaees in the Stat.
and Texas. April 25, 1913. 42-6m
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Ter snlarsine and Exsendirg he
ClrculntiOm ~
or THE
YAZOO CITY WIG.


An the solicitation Of many Of
our friends, and a desire on our
part TO make our pap IA vs. ful me-
dunn decentralization to the pub
lie generally, " have determined
to ENLAGE AND oTHERwisE IMPROVE
THE APPEARANCE OF THE ~ MOO
CITY NHIG," 50 as TO make it
more worthy Of a general circula-
ton among the people Of the inter
ior.-Ya2oo City is the trading and
shipping point of large, rich, and
section of c untry. and the
facilities afforded at this point for
collecting the latest events that trans
pire intle political and commercial
world, hold out inducements, for
the public to sustain a journal at
this place devoted to the advance
men of its interests.
We have labored faithfully.
Through evil report, and through
good report for the last ten y, ars
in Publishing a paper in Yazoo
City and. during that whole period.
what patronage we have received,
was voluntarily and generously
rendered, without an effort on our
part to obtain it. Our interests are
identified with those of Ya1oo City
here we have reared family
and, here we expect to end the bal
ance of our days.
To effect the impr, vemements
contemplated IN the WH,G, We shall
necessarily be compelled 10 incur
considerable extra expense and,
TO enable us to do this, we have
issued this PROSPECTUS, with the
view to add additional subscribers
to our list.
We have determined TO make
the Vine worthy of a liberal and
generous support: and, we now
call upon our friends to use ,hoirin-
I1uence and aid to accomplish this
object. Two or three hundred adj
ditionaI subscribers, and more Ex-
TENDED patronage from our adver-
Using friends will be all sufficient.
Our arrangements are such, that
we can confidently assure our PAT
rons that they shall not be disap-
pointed in their expectationS,-the
Vine shall not be inferior to any
of Its contemporaries, in the QUAIL
Try and QUANTITY of reading mat
ter it contains, or in the BEAUTY
and ACCURACY of its MECHANICAL
EXECUTION. We have engaged
the services of several gentlemen,
emf emily qualified, to be regular
contributors to its coIunlns-we
have, also. engaged the services of
several commercial gentlemen, of
New Orlsans. to furnish Us with
ACCURATE reports OF the markets,
as well as all other matters which
4
will be of interest to the up-country
reader. The local department of
the paper. we shall lake under our
lioWn exclusive control. and every
incident that transpires which can
fimpart interest, shall have a hear
ling through the columns of the
AHIG. Ia short, we intend "a make
the Vine valuable newspaper to
lall classes of readers.
JAMES Is. STEVENS
September &c. 1916.
TERMS.
Tie : EFhig, lciss be ssrnsSas.
to Subscribers az Three D0lt7rs
ias1.. --.e.sas.. =. 49,. -. IT.
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II ETTTS amenlorR we've 0fsn,e8 :,
!. the Jane Term. 1914, of TIE Honora.
sle Probate Court Of Yazoo county, STATE
S Mississippi, 70 The undersigned. On the
ss,ale of Eleanor 3. Aston, deed. An
sis rs indebted to said estate will come
.ofWard and make payment. and those hap.
lag claims agains said estate will present
them, duty authenticated. within the time
limited By law OF they viii 81 barred
BAII.Y w. GEORGE. Exsr Orc.
Jnly 10, 1914. e-lf
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msOTVent Notice.
For Sale &C this ONCE,

few copies sc Noies and Observations,
e suggested 81 reading Pamphlet en-.
Tiled "'Fhe Unity Of The Church; Tie Min
aslry; The Apostolic Snccession three dis.
courses, 81 the Re Rev James Herees
Oiey, Bishop 0f Tennessee 81 Rev "A.
p. LAWRENCE, Al M, Minister Of The
Presbglerlan Church, of YicksbuFg Price
- eenfq nef cow
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OF an the remedies ever discovered for
the safe, certain and efeclnal cure 81 the
Ague and Fever. or Chills and Fever, none
have more merited and received the appro-
baiion Of tie Public than these Pills, up
wards Of Eighty Thousand Boxes have been
sold, in only Six States, within the las,
twelve months, and over ca, 900 Boxes 81
these have been sold inthe State of Alabama
alone. The Proprietor ho1 never known 4
single instant where these Pilis have failed
to cure the Chills and Fever, where they
have been used strictly according to the di.
rections accompanying them. One box 81
these Pills Is generally sufficient 70 cure twc
common cases of chills and Fever.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-16
a TmGO7Vemf Notice.

D. TnSOIVemt Notice.
TlHE undersigned having been appointed
II By the Honorable Court Of Probates Of
Yazoo county, Mississippi,a az the April Term,
ls4s, as Commissioners Of insolvency on
the estate Of Valentine M. Suhlett, decd,
will meet at the Office OF Jeremiah Lamkin
Esq, in Yazoo City on the first Saturday o.
each month, for the next six months, for the
purpose Of receiving, examing and auditing
en- claims against said Sublett.
JEREMIAH LAMKIN,
]. II. LAWRENCE.
WILLIAM MILLS, il.
Nav 90. I545. 47-em.
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PLANTATION MEDICINES.

OF The subscribers, aware Of the importance
10 Planters and Physicians Of having Medicines
which eau be relied on as FRESH and GENUINE,
have taken particular in the selection Of their
Stock, and from the arrangements they have made
in London, Paris and New York, for receiving
constant fresh supplies, they will always be pre-
pared 20 furnish Planters end Physicians with
Medicines which they will guarantee Of superior
quality. SlCKLES s. Co. Druggists, No. "a
Magazine Street. 29-6m.