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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-02-06

Young stock, of all kinds, must receive
increased attention and be regularly fed dur.
ing the winter.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-02-06
Government of the United states.
EXECUTIVE.

EXECUTIVE.
JAMES X. Polk, OF Tennessee, President.
(ieOrge NJ. Dalas, of PeHnsy iyaaias vice Presd en
James Buchanan, of Penns1 lvanas scci'y OF siale.
w, L. Marcy, Of New York, secretary OF the navy.
Z. J. Walker, of Mississippi secI'ry OF treasury.
Geo. Bancroft, of Massachusetts, secI'ry OF war.
Cave Johnson, of Tennessee, postmaster general.
john Y, Mason, OF Virginia, attorney general.
JUDICIARY.
Roger B. fancy, Of Moyl chief justice.
Levi Woodbury., OF N. Hampshire,a associate jostice
Smith Thompson, OF New York., =
John McLsne, OF Ohio, g
Heu,y Baldwin, Of Pen nsylVania, :.
James NJ. Wayne, OF Georgia,
John Mex mIey, Ofhentucky,
JObh CHron, OF Tennessee,
Peer v. Daniel, of Virginia, q
OTHER OFFICERS.
Winfield Scott, major general oftbe army.
James Shields, com'r OF general land Office
Edmund Burke. commissioned of psents
Sch Baro0. soljchor Of she 'reasurHsk
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-02-06

SOAKED Com FOR HoRsKs.- One Of the
most successful and j0dieioos farmers in the
vicinage Of Baltimore. effects a saving of
from one.,hird TO one half his corn, by soak.
ing il thoroughly before feeding. His method
is this: Two casks arc placed in his celleF,
where there is no danger from frost. and
filled TO the chime with ears of corn.-He
then pours on water till the vessels are fills
ed. When well soaked, the corn is fed to
the horses, and when the contents of one
cask are consumed, it is again filled, and
the horses fed from the other.
1E,sne rs,it;.oto,.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-02-06

Judicial Distrscts Of MississSppi.
Arranged according 10 .4ct Of 1874 aad 'ceat inio
operation Gjlef Lie Laie election.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-02-06
Maine Glapator.

CLEARING SwAmrs AND MARsHEs.-The
winter is decidedly the best time to clear
the brush and timber from the swamps and
marshes, IN order to let the sun in TO dry.
up the water, and prepare the way for ditch
ing, much Of which may be done now to
advantage. 1t is the duty of every one to.
get rid of those unsightly rOokeries which
are Of no other use than 10 harbol the black.
birds that pull up the corn. These swamPs
are usually the richest land on the farm,
and will pay the greatest interest Of any
when drained or cropped.-Amer. Agr'st.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-02-06

Tools, IMPLEMENTS, CARTS WAGONS AND
GEARING.-The careful busbandman will
thoroughly examine every thing of the kind,
and have the necessary repairs promptly
made; he will be also equally careful to see
that each and all Of them are placed safely
under cover, in order that they may be pro-
.ected from the elements. His harness and
gearing he will of course have we'll cleaned
and rubbed with meats foot oil and lamp
black, and such as may not be in use, he
will have carefully hung up.-Ib.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-02-06

BREEDING Sows AND STORE PIsGs should
be shielded from the wintry blasts BY good
warm per, which should be well supplied
with bedding, which should be remSyed at
least once week. But while the comfort
of their sleeping apartments are attended TO,
it must not be forgotten TO feed them. Ashes
and charcoal should be kept in a trough.
where, as their appetite may indicate, they
may take dose to neutralize acids, and
preserve the lone Of their stomachs in their
integrity Sat. EDe. Post.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-02-06
ProfosslonaI AdVeFtisements.

For 10 lines ~ less. not altsrabie months e 90
10 Do DO DO y DO 800
HBALi. JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FOR on
DELIVERY.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-02-06

Witt Is COOP FARM1NGl-The best and
most pithy definition We ever heard of good
farming, was given By Mr.. Kane, at late
agricultural meeting in Dolsetshire, EngS
land: He said he fed his land before huns
gly, rested it before weary, and Weeded il
before foul.-B.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-02-06

Hoes.-Ths number Of Hogs in the Uni.
ted States is estimated at about 80 millions,
while 10 all Europe there are about 40 mil-
lions, Of which Russia has 16, Austria g,
Grest Britain 8. France 5, Italian States 8,
Bavaria, Netherlands Russia, Sweden and
lspain, about millions between them, and
all other States about 8 millions. The pro-
portion Of tie number of swine q the Uni
tied States relatively 10 that in each 81 the
I've counties Ruasia, Austria Great Britain
Frauce and Spain, IS thus slated Uniis'
States 70 Russia, 6 70 ]; do. % Austria, Q d
!; q; do. 10 Great Britain. 70 ]; do. 20 France
lie q s 20. g spain 8 Is
NnWsrA rERs. There ore 555 neRspa
pers and periodicals 10 The United State
and bui | 1901 il s. iie world besides
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-02-06

WHEN NOT TO TAKE bP TREE.-An
experienced transplanter Of trees says it Is
a maxim with him never 10 take up tree
while the sap circulates, as il will be more
or less detrimental 70 it'd.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-02-06
Private Boarding.
99rnfG @3eUoGd4.
FIF. w. Il. SAYRIa1,
"AVING established himse

IL permanently in Yazoo Ciy, for lbe
purpose Of practising Medicine, Surgery and
Obsierrics-would represent 10 The public
that he has had is years experience in the
profession, during which ime he has repeal
edIy perEormed most Of The caPiia' operations
in Surgery and Obstetrics, viz;-tOr calculus
or stone in the bladder, fractured senll, am
purarions, sirabismus aud The various forms
of istala and dropsies, ms rumeniai ohset-
RIGS, &c. His Office is opposite The Posi-
Office, where he will be found ready TO give
prompt attention 10 all cases conlided 10 his
care. Jan %, 1915, 29-t
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-02-06

To PREVENT TOOLS FROM RUsTING. The
surest way is to keep them bright By cons
slant use; but as the pillow, hoe, dc. are not
used il winter. nor the axe 70 much extent
in summer. some method should be devised
to prevent rust. This may . all cases Be
sffectually prevented By Wiping perfectly
clean, and giving 10 the tool scomplete
coating # oil o. grease, free from salt, and
then hang Of put it away in a Dry place 3.
THE osAeE ORANeE, FoR HEDeEs. bis
splendid shrub seems Tut little known Cor
hedges, yea many persons have believed i
admirably adapted Tor this purpose, and en-.
closed their premises With i. Near Phila.
delpbia there are hedges Of i impenelrable
q nan Of hease Il armed With fornida-
hIe spinos, and cattle viii noi browse % ils
8sS tender shoots; and e IS entirely
free frol .he which have made such
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70 contract taken fos les than ohe yearAd payable
half yeaflg In advance
The pfgieee Of nnnnal advertisers + limited 10 tbel
own Immediate business und nil iof the
benefit Of other sent "a BY fben nul Be paid
JoF By the square
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-02-06

Examine eeogg fence and el.as "a
means 81 repairs before ploughifg
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H}ralsdrcgm,s g'ilgs
Richmond Nv. 26, 1s45.

Asa general smrIy medicine, espe~
c,slly in country so euhjrcl to sudden
changes OF temperature as this. their
value ts Incaicuable By having The
Brandrcth Pulls always on hand, shooId
a sudden attack OF sickness iat @ ,piace,
they can he grven at once, and vii often
haVe effected cure before the phy ST.
cien could have arrived.
n choic aud inflammation of ,hs
bowels, these Pills wIlat once relieve,
and perseverance, in their use, accord
ing 10 the directions, will surely DO all
th4t medicine can do, to restore ihS
health Of the patient
ln all cases OF indigestion, Worms,
Asthma. Diseases of The Heart. dnd ell
af-Ctioos of The stomach ard bowels,
the Brqndreth Pulls will Be found anew
er taiIng remedy.
To inSare the fall b nfil Of these
celebrated PlIs, they should he kept in
the house, so that, upoa the first coms
meucPment OF sickness, they may be
al once resorlcd TO One dose lheo is
better ihan dozen alter disease has
become eslsbi'hed In The systrm.
For sale a he store Of n. SHdgeF
CarroIhon, Fob, 6 1916.
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RATGORTMG
Hn New ERageFs town!

The subscriber would respectfully
inlorm hts old customers and the pu b
lrc generally ,Shat hesnII continues 10
carry On the above business in New
Naacrstown, Carroll county Ohio. lie
will be found ln his shop at all times 10
atteud to those who may favor HIM with
a call. He receives the New York
and Philadelphia Fashions regularly
every Spring ard Fell, which will ens-
bic him 10 give satisfaction 10 bolh old
and young He hopes by strict alien
ton TO business to receive share Of
that patronage which is always bes,Ow
ed by liberal pub Iic on the Industrious
His charges wall be made 10 suit The
times. aud he will receive either casa
Or country produce IN payment
WILLIAM McCANDLESS.
Feb. H. l845.
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THE SOUTHERN LITERARY
81 Y S sG 2&2A


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- THE Subscrihrr, for the purn,,e ~
keeping hts Trends advised of bls Ioca.
lon. DC. wou d respectfully iurorm tbe
PdblIc that hg still continues carving
on The bdye business a. his old Sand.
on Lisbon oIreel, Cirroilion. a lew doots
north OF the Western Exchanae HueI
where he can b. found at all times. bv
tho'e who desire 10 preserve health Ly
Keeping dry feet; - lie, therefore. Would
recommend the PcoPie Who need
BoOPS AND SHOES,
ogIVe hun n call, and he assures thero.
llbat they will 20 away we'll SIOD
He Is determined to work no,hing bpI
the best material that can he purchased
aud his work shall be done In The most
fashionable style, as we'll as ia the most
'subslanlnl mauner
Fhaskhl COR tho patronage hereto. .
fore received, he Is determined 10 rem.
der himself worthy Of a conliuuance of
that support, which all industrious aud
attentive meChanics, should receive al
the hands Of a LIBERAL publir,
His shop is on the EAST side Of Lis
bon street, one door north OF Ebersolc
and Crumrine's Backsmilh shop
HENRY uELFRlCH
Feb 81. 1916.
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DICA INsTITUT E.
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GEO. 2g9GGGGs Igs Ia
PrsfsssOr Of Surgery iathe WJtogghJy u,
Hirersuy.

j u
Hiveroiy.
WILL Open a preparatory medical
school in New-Lisaon, Ohio. ON ihe-le 2 h
day OF March 1916 Having been
srgelJ engpst6 in giving Office luslruc
iiOn, io5 IRE than twenty eight years,
he hopaa that he is IN some degree quail
flied ior the task which he assumes,
Presenting that the population Of cur
[ iz'e'liEent couH'fy, rare ewtke 10 the ne
lcesslty Of 4 m1re enlsrIrd educal,tn
ihin is genersIly Afforded TO medical
students, he rbsaTs TO argue, the TN.
portance Of his jecl. 1t ssan he his
aim 20 prcp,rs The r'ul-ul rlorJa.5.y,
for eulsuog the oiF rem "a, dtc !. schools
OF our country. Tor rhy purpose oiE-sd
uat'on. lle Will spfreao p7Ias 20 give
a thOt"Hsf c61rss -ot instruction, tor
which yugJse, he will tt.ud perssn-
slly upon lher'aiiy rectaiioas aud erIm,
iRdii0Hs b. The students. and he assures
those, who may commit themselves to
hi' trust, that 40 one shall bePermuted
10 make an artificial progress Fhr
most careful demonstrations will be
made in Anatomy. IN which department
be will be assisted by c npeienI dem
ouslrator.
He will deliver a regular course OF
lectures in Ihs several apartments, al
'0Hi Hoi lsaOe any subject, uuHI hi. ca-s
shalt eVincs satisfactory understand
log Of his previous lecture
, As ths proposition which he submits
TO public favor, - Alloge her new ~
our country, he asks Tor II he consider
ate artenuoc of ell who oRrc ahKlous Tor
The promotion o! Il'ersture.
lie Vlll charge AS h''rolof0Tn s or for
an entire course Bl III iestrUcuou
wbirh will cnlIl'e the student to me I'D
vanrage ol his lectures Il will chGrgr
$50 10 those who NAV come hlihrr Tor
the purpose OF attending his lecture.
only. Thosr who are oiIi srudcn',
must Iuroish their own books. rue To-
lowing are recommendrd:-
Anatomy Wilson, Oaubln .Dissec,or.
Ilorner PaY'cn.
SVgery Gibson, D,rsey, L'suou,
DmuI, Ferguson Cooper
Theory and Praciice Gregory Wat
son. Eorrio, nuuglugaon, Stokes.
Obsehi; - Melgs, Rams0olham, We
pease, Dewees
Mat Medica- Pereira, Wood uud |
Biche.
Chommby-Graham KaCe.
Pd,iosopby-C Carp .utor.
The health Of New Lisbon is not ex-
celIe9 by that OF any town IN the coun
rry. Boarding eau be had from ! so uol
I,75 FuHher PARTICULARS can be as
certnined BY letter.
N"w Lisbon Feb G, 1916,
or me Western PaDJudlum Carroll
Frre Press, Tesclrlwls Advucarc,
5ark Country d mocrat Beaver ~ |
gus, WrlIsburgh Transcript, Union and
Herald, SD9u,cnsiJe, will oach copy to
the amount oI So.
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Road Nnlfce.

Pubhe bo'iee il hereby given that,
alter thirty 6ays'from this cate there
will b. a pe'itton pfsseaied'tO the Ttus-
tees OF Augusta township, Carol coun-
ty, prayiDg for the location and es
iablIshmenl OF a Township road, com
mencing ai or nesr the corner Of field
belonging 10 John Kirkpatrick. on the
North eide OF the CafrolIon road within
few rods OF the corner Of the meadow,
thence TO run along the meadow fence 10
The house now occupied by William
Pillars. thence north 10 Wi'li1m Ptyn
ier's bridge, thence west 70 RJaeTl Ter
rings sll bic, thrnce north 10 the north
line OF Section IS, thence weT along
said line TO a wbneo3k stump, thence
north 10 Jacob Hhisner's house, thence
The rs7rast aai bret rou'o 10 The Sill
Fork School Hue on Thomas Con
nslley's farm. there n terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
March 6, 516.
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,Carro!lton, Feb IS, 1886.

SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENG ES
tilee lmmpdlalerehel TO Nervous or sick
Il sdache pa pltation Of the heart, tow
ness ot sprrus, dependency, lufamma-
rory or pHrried sore throat. buweI or sum
rner compl rjnt laiclug oppression or q
sense at sinking al the chcsi, ChoIic,
1ptsrs, cramps Of the stomach or bow
els. tvsrorirel a6''ctIaua aad all nervuus
| diseases, drowSnrss through the DAY aud
wakcluinefS by night, cholera,or cholera
morhus, dErrt8t, lassIIude, ors sense
of fatigue. Persons travelling or atlend-
ing large parties, wIIi fud the Aczrnecs
roullg revt0lng, and lmPartlUg The buoy,
ancy of youth
Joseph 3 Noues, ESQ. Vice President
Of The Washington Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered tor wears win
nervous hcsdacho. that nothing WA
relieve tll ne used these Lozprges,
which relieved it e iirclyin 3 minutes.
Dr. &, Hunter has been subject 20 vlo>
lent attacks Of headache, so a. to make
NIlI biNi. Isl " ilb 'OV lWh VI 'NItt hilOTS
at "A tine No.hrog ever afforded him
any relef ill he tried these Lozenges,
and they cured him in few minutes.
0r Sherman's Lo&onges can he oh.
mined Wholesale and Retail OF 6 X
rhumss, Nau ST. between 81 aud drh,
Sole tg'rt Tor Cincinnati. Ohlo, and 0
III" fot owing Agents.
GREER &, Co, Magnolia.
S A IInuLAEp, tarri4burgh.
GEORGE NANfdHL, Augusta.
X JACKSON Catrolllon.
Cough LoEeneea 25 centoper box;
Worm
CHrnnhdr
CaIhatnr
Allwho tuV1 box Of Dr Sherman's
Loaengre Or PnsDrr are eatiDled TO
one ol Sherman. Mcssotgrrso ol HEALTH.
which can b" obtained trdm all Agents.
Jan !, AS
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sandy 4 Rcavcr CnnnI.

The Stock holders OF the Sandy and
Beaver Canal Company, are hereby no.
tined, that thew ara required 10 pay ar
1nsIalmenl ol Eve dollars IN each share
nj stock, on or before the first day OF
May next, and one Of Ten dollars on
or belore tho first day OF June neyr. to
Charles d Ilosetter, Treasurer Of said
Company, ut the Canal Office in New
Lisbon OhIo,-belng the Oh and lO,h
lnslaImenls.
By ordcr OF tho B,6rl
CIlAS. u. HOSTETTER,
Sec Of s & b c Co.
Office Of The s, &B q. Coz
March 27 h 1916.
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NOTICE.

Atmy instance wit Of atachnen NJ
was thIs day issued by Adam Jackm u
u justice of the peace of Lee IownsliI
Carroll county 0hlo, against The prop.
erty and effects Of John T. Ferguson, a
o sheu' o( sud county Dated this,
Srd day OF March in the year ID
1876.
WILLIAM s. STEEL
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Jan Is lsAR.

ByVirlue df writ OF Nend Eyponas
Nssuea o,it Of the Count OF Common Peas
vol CUrroH County. Ono, and TO me- d.
S-rcrtE. | Will ofier Tor safe on The 2Stt
viay Of Apul, 1876, in the TOwo Of Nor
yis'oWn tho iotloNln property 10 vii
sone SotrrI Stud hor'c md one Dear
tcurre ,pn ron. Sale 10 90 Emence al
I o'clock r. VI
NTaksu !, Eaesu,ion aud ~iII be solo by
r NJ CURE, Shcrin.
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ATTA( HAEN1
Feb 90. 1916.

\; my instance an attachment was
Wits dav issued oy r r George, jus
Tice NJ Lhr Peace Of 'Fdx Tow p, Chr
'JolN 15OpHiy, against tho pr D'rty and
~ficclso Thomas Mrdcof, non-rcsi
TeHt7 7oS said county. Oa,ed this Is h
N1ay oi December, 'lS45,
II McGILL.
ian I6 ieAG.
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NJ usIims.

A largo lot OF Brown and Bleached
Mn>l'ns. jus, received and 'or sale NJ the
new Store Of T.. SINCLAIR.
Febroary6, l846.
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A GOODB AEsGABN!
VINO WANTS ITP

The suhscriber wishes 10 cell quar-
ter section Of bind sIuu lie in Brown
township, Carroll county ONO, wlrniu
one and halt miles OF the Sandy aud
Beaver Canal u has unImproVemenls
on IT, Il u walt tim erred, sdrrounde d
with good farms, mud Is Ia the midst ol
wei setllcd and pood ncgb0oihood
A part Of The price wi be r,qulred Ia
hand. and the baIdnce IN payments. 4
good and sufficient llIo can be gwen -
EJr inriher particulars amply To
KENDALL JACKSON, Agent,
'EpR
JOHN g BkENNEN.
Feb 90. 1916.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

The partnership heretofore existing
between George ManfHll and George
Long in the Tanning b'Miness, has been
this day dissolved, bv mutual consent
GEORGE MANFULL,
GEORGE LONG,
Augusta. March 7h 1916
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SHINGLES! SHLNCLESH
20, o30 Shingles wanted En-
gnlre Oi
A l.. LtTFELL
Car ro!llon. Sept 23 Is IS
lTTlrHEENT.

ATOrlCE hereby gwen 'oallrhose
a interested that, al my instance a
writ Of Attachment wRs, on the lG b ul
Jauufry, 1876, lssaed bv Thom4, Vii
lmms, Justice OF the Pc ce in AID tor
he county ol Carroll. aud Sale Of Ohiu,
agaosl me goods, chatlels, rlahls mo
news, crrdi's, and effects Of Hugh Kim
Rel, an abs ~ dehior
Holm G CROXTON.
JantIarV % lSd6
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J0hm Wiamd's Estate,

BON 70 ~ HIM = EIAJIVVs
Nuce Is harrby given tha, he su6scrl
bar has recn appointed aod qualified as
Admlnl0rs,ur Of The psia,e OF John
Wand, tate Of Carroll counry, ONO. de
"eased. Those indebted 10 sud es ate
are required TO mike immediate pay
mcnr, and those having clarms will p,,
scoI lhcm legally provcn Tor srrtltmru
wilma one year from This dare
ROBERT CRAVEN,
Administrator
January 30 1916
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Pro SPECTUS

For improOiHg The CARROLL FREE
PRESS, and, for extending i's ctrcuIc-
ton.
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ElvlSH-Frcsh shad, herring &. white
IL fish, on HAND 'n1 tor sale nv
'CUMmINGs g. CAMERON.
'CarroIlton, May 80, ISt3 -35-u.