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A WORD nd

IN EALTH is one Of the best gifts Of
NJ parents TO their children, and with.
out it, all the advantages Of fortune are
but evils in disguise. Nature always
admonishes The parent when aid is re-
quired. If a young child cries much, it
must be i'll, for il is not capable Of being
affected by any ideas, but those Of bodi.
ly pain or pleasure. At such times
mothers are apt to give their infants cor
dials, containing Intoxicating or Supply
ing properties, and though this may an
swer their immediate purpose, what is
the result? The children either die in
commissions, or live miserable and un.
healthy, pinedin their growth, with de.
biIitated slomachs, and palsied nerves.
The food designed by nature for chill
dren is so clearly pointed out, that it is
marvellous how any person can be mis-
taken, the breast of the mother, or bread
and milk for infants, is so clearly adapt
ed othe delicate state Of their stomachs
that nothing can be substituted equally
nutritious and wholesome. 1t is at the
critical period Of "teefhing," or wher
the infant is Withdrawn from its mothers
breast, in order to substitute a stronger
diet, that hose fatal diseases arise which
sweep off so many tens Of thousands 0
infants annually. Who can estimate thu
rayages made by "ChoIera In(antum9'
And yet there is a specific for it, whicI
has neper been knopa to fail, when appll
ed according 70 the directions. jane
Carmiaative Bazsam" is a remedy tina
has restored many a laughing babe to tn
arms of the delighted mother. r%estorinI
vigor to the system, at The same time tina
it eradicated the disease, As men ar
but children Of a larger growth tn
same remedy will be found equally eff
c~acious in Cholera Morbus, Nervous o
Sick Headache, and indeed all diseasc
that arise from q disordered state Of III
stomach and bowels.
For sale at the Drug Store Of
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
July 25, 1916. 45-4
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MARRIED. In this county on the 9th inst.
Mr.. H, w. PEALT, to Miss MARTHA J. BALLARD.
In Gallatin, Miss, on the 18th inst, Captain
BENZ. KING, late Editor of the Argus, to Miss
EvELINE HARRIS.
In Pickens county, Alabama, on the 7th inst
W. P. DoNNELL, of the Columbus Wing, t,
Miss C~ATHARNE MEEK, of Pontotoe county
Mississippi
In Canton, on Thursday 23d, by the Rev. B
L. Barnes, R. HARRINGTON, to Mrs. L. M. WHTr
MAN.
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A VERY NATURAL oURIosITv.-A prisoner,
when called upon by the magistrate for his de-
fence, said, "l'ye ordered a lawyer for to-mol-
row, and | hope your worship will be 50 good
as to put it off till he comes"
"Why, what can the lawyer say about i'm
asked the magistrate.
"Thars sohat l cant TO knoto, please your
Worship said the prisoner.
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-Tnn 49, b M-.sIaaIrrI.

LBAEE CoUSfy
IN ns Circuit Court Of said County
R. NJ. Paris, o..Jnn, b.
George Smith, SOA''
Mis- case being called and il appear
- ing TO the satisfaction Of the court
that the defendant George Smith resides
beyond the limits Of the State of Missis-
sippi, SO that the ordinary process Of the
law carnot be served on him; tits there
fore ordered BY the court that Publica-
ton be made in the Mississippi Creole,
a weekly newspaper published in the
town Of Canton, State Of Mississippi, for
two months successfully, notifying him
70 enter his appearance on Or before The
first day of the next term Of this courl
on the fourth Monday Of September, A
D. 1916, 10 plead, answer, or demqr Il
plaintiffs declaration, Otherwise iudg
ment will be rendered against him b
default for plaintiffs debt and costs, anc
the property levied on adjudged to b.
sold in satisfaction thereof.
T. T. JACK, CIR.
By ]. A HANSON, DepJ
July IS, 1916. 44-52
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WOOL CARDINC.

If HAVE in operation a Wool Carding
= Machine at my Mills, two miles south
east Of Camden am prepared to card
wool on moderate terms, and in the best
manner. My machinery is constructed
on the most improved modern plan, i
is necessary in order to make good rolls
that the wool be thoroughly cleansed o.
trash, burrs and dirt, aud be made as
loose as possible BY picking. For every
eight pounds of wool one pound Of lard
must be sent, or | will furnish the lard
at the market price.
a. S. MITCHELL.
JuIy 25, 1896. 45-tl
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GrThat the WiH Cherry Bark possesses
rare medical virtues, is universally conceded,
for there is scarcely a family in our land that
does not use it in som simple form, and are
benefited by its use. The Bal,an Of Wild
Cherry is prepared by the celebrated DR.. Wistar
Of Philadelphia, from the extract Of the "Pru-
nus Virginiann," wild Cherry) in a highly
concentrated state, with other Powerful medi-
cal agents, that are equally celebrated for their
soothing, healing and strengthening influence
upon the lungs. For the relief Of pulmonary
complaints, this compound is certainly superior
Ito all Others with width we have been acquint-
ed, and we earnestly recommend the afflicted
to make trial of this article. See advertise
ment.
The genuine Wistar's Balsam is sold by
PRlESTLEY g. M0SBY.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

# ETTERS Of Administration having
- been granted to the undersigned al
the July Term, 1916, Of Madison Pro.
bate court, on the estate Of Robert J,
Collins, deceased, all persons indebted
to said estate are notified to come forward
and make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against said estate
will present them legally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, OF
they will be forever barred.
ROBERT LOVE, admit.
INV t8. 1916. 44-49
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koaDaion Union, abiding to the re-
sriidag relative to a combination be-
government and Santa ANNA Tor
lose d placing him in power, with the
uSdpg that he would secure to the
saa peace, and the acquisition OF Ca
y. ngs: aWe deem it our duty 70 state,
nss positive terms, that our Govern
spo sort Of connexion with any scheme
!, Anna fol- the revolution of Mexico;
|,gsono Of purpose. Some three months
M adyenturer was in Washington who
y obtain their countenance and aid in
gheme or other connected with Santa
| THEY declined all sort of connexion
nGsn, or participatiOn'in any effort to-
Pas The government Of this country
" Ill such intrigues or bargains. They
nte war openly in the face Of the world
mean 10 prosecute it with all their vigor
|ran to force .MexicQ to do us justice a
ni Of the sword"
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

III ETTERS Of administration having
~ been granted TO he undersigned
al the Jolly Term. 1916, OF the Probate
court Of Madison county, Mississippi, on
the estate of Samuel A. Matthews deed,
all persons indebted TO said estate are
notified 10 come forward and make i'm
mediate payment, and all persons hav.
ing claims against said estate will pre-
sent them legally authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
H. SANDERS, Adm'r.
July Is, 1916. 44-49
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July IL, 1916.
FINAL s~HTTLEMENT.

AT the August Term, 1916, Of Tie
- Probate Court Of Madison county.
Mississippi, | will present my final &c.
count as Administrator Of the estate Of
James M. Sims, deceased, for allowance,
and ask leave to surrender my letters 81
administration, at which time those who
have the right to do SO may f'e their
exc ptions if they think proper.
". r. HILL, Admir-.
July 4, ls46. 42-4t
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alls FIGHTING FOR SEVEN DOLLARS "A
When General Vegawas led into the
q Camp, he asked General Taylor
W generals he had in his army. The
'Vld Rough and Ready'' was charac-
me man. 81 think there are about
''idfed- We are all generals to-day
"a occasions he hiss spoken in the
iins Of tue conduct Of the private
during the battle or the 9th and 9th Of
ala result Of these battles depended
lsa the individual daring Of the SOL
ala lhsse men, who upon those occa-
Al generals, are paid seven dollars
government protesting a due re-
as equality Of men. In regard to ouI
4aNayy, we are the most aristocratiC
'Ae world. We pay and treat the
Princes, but pay and treat prlvate'
The private is miserably paid, ant
''se, he has no chance Of rising
vi q Russia, he is chained downtc
''ns condition. In the Army ant
y other country. save England, il
wy Why not make lieutenants o
a''s noble fellows who won the vic
as Rio Grande? But Government
W g thai, increase their pay, or Civ
i''Asr section Of land. They hav'
vote Of thanks, and have it ii
''.0a to give each Of them a bras
most nagnanimous repubIic!-
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Judge Mclean, Of the United States Supreme
Court, and Mr.. Mangum, the Senator from
North Carolina, have been named by some oil
their friends in Washington as candidates fol
President and Vice President, respectively.
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AalA RIvER.-Mr. John Muginn, a
~ FORK, and now President of the
\. y fllOs Of that port, who was
AnOz, in the United States schr,
Employed in surveying the Oregon
nas furnished Col. Benton, Of the
statement Of the comparative
Y Aatbor at the mouth of COlumbia
a'' Of the port Of New York, in
sss ne manifest and decided supe.
g0lunOia, in the most importani
u admits its inferiority in none.
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NOlice,

NHE Undersigned respectfully call
the attention Of their friends to
their accounts ymany Of which have be6n
standing over since tS43.
They have fairly tested lhs ! aEis
ment Of living on promises, pursuing
their profession fof glory; and iko1gK
willing and ready al al times to servo
their friends, they would merely sug.
gest, that they expect d reasonable com
pensaticn, ina reasonable time.
Their accounts are ready for settlel
meit and will be presented In 4 short
time 10 those who do not call ana settle.
EWING n PgGas
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TRusTEE,s sALE.

10y virtue Of a Deed of Trust execut-
Id Cd by Israel Spencer and Wife, dat
ed the LIST Of May 1910, and duly recor-
ded, the subscril ers will sell at public
sale, on
Tuesday The 18Th day Of January l847.
At the residence recently occupied by
Israel Spencer, in Madison county, all
that plantation called the "Cottage," con.
tanning seven hundred and forty acres
Also, thirty.four Negro Slaves
Also-At the same time and place, 8
tract Of land in Madison county, known
as the "Irish' tract, containing twelve
hundred and eighty acres.
Terms OF sale cash.
Fl. N. SPENCER,
JAMES GRAFTON,
Trustees
july ii, I846. 45-6m
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x n lae bill for the reduction and
n 'le prico.of public lands, which
& ~ " senate, their price is to be re-
y ], l't Of March next TO ST per
Sueslon Of rs cents an acre is to
81. 'elId year thereafter, until the
e cents, is arrived al.
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m ETTERS of Administration having
80 been granted 10 The undersigned aE
the June Term, l846. Of the Probate
court Of Madison county, Mississippi. on
The estate OF Wiley w. Moodeys decd
all persons indebted to said estate are
notified to come forward and make ne
mediate payment, aud those having
claims against said estate, will present
Them legally authenticated within The
time prescribed BY law or they vii be
forever barred.
ii. II. POWELL 4dm'r
July rs, i846, 4a-49a
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CABINET MAKING.
WATCH MAKER.

NNHE subscriber would respectfully
~ inform the citizens Of Canton and
surrounding country, that he has located
himself in Canton, where he is prepar.
ed 10 execute with despatch every kind
Of business in his line, such as Repair
ing Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Of eve
ry variety. Particular attention will be
given to ADJUSTING and regulating all fine
Lever and Jeweled Watches. All bust
ness entrusted 10 his care shall be
, omptly attended to, and warranted to
perform for twelve months,
A. w. KING.
July il, 1916. 43-6n
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SCHOOL hooks.

WUST received, in addition to our for
~ mer stock, a good supply Of the
most popular English, Latin and Greek
School Books, &c, &cs Parents, Teach
ers and. others are invited to examine
the stock and prices,
PRlESTLEY q MOSBY.
June 6, 1886 49,
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POWDER & SHOT.
SOAP, &c.
kUNDRIES!

DICKLES, assorted, Sardines, Raisins
~ Almonds, Nutmegs, Candies, assort-
ed, etc., now on hand and for sale bv
CORDTS & MONTGOMERY.
July 25, 1916.
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nj FILTERS Of Administration hagiae
IA been granted % tbe undersigned 81
The July Term, 1916, Of lhe Probate
court OF Madison county, Mississippi q
the estate Of Jesse Johnson decd, al pef-
sons indebted 70 said estate are notified
TO come forward and make immediate
.payment, and those having claims b
rainst said estate, win present them ie4
eaIIy authenticated within the time pgsi
scribed By law OF They Vii be forever
K. C. COWAN, Adm'r.
JhIy rs, 1896. 4448
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,0sR On
n. sIeoUaNEY.
4. ID BunkersGi ll, o venera-
sn.lt on the field, with hands
IN head uncovered and with
...i;nu around him, prayed tor
N. sompauiots, and the deliver
asualg
fear and drend,-
~ batlle cry,
Asavy volume spread
1910 the sky
vbsn ID rival strength
ssaons meet,
.sutsst madIy huTls
from bis seat
asre, unused to tread
4 mortal strife,
snviour's flock had fed
X, hunl Of lie.
Where he black smoke vroa'hod
I. bow,d and bare,
infant land be breataed
.gyo d prayer.
M. I'd with early morn,
MA sr Bunker's height
iii ! rao. unborn,
,,avt fathers might;
A patriarch, old and grey,
.ha sf the free,
among The dead that days
ns6an rise to thee!
TAX 6ptbrass Or stone,
mi liz touch Of time,
n III record a q faith
Il. hy deed sublime;
saasablet fair,
\, ma Uhen stars wax pale,
s,.;s 6athe good mans prayer
ra bis God prevail.
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FRESH GROCERIES.
CORDTS & MONTGOMERY.


B-N AVE taken possession of their new
- store on the North side Of the pub
tic square, ID the "Burnt District where
they will be happy to receive their old
friends and customers, and as many new
ones as will favor them with a CALL
They offer for sale, Cheap for Cash, a
large and new stock Of GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS and Miscellaneous arti,
clcs. Among which are
Flour, Sugar, Wines, Spirits
Salt, Molasses, and Liquors,
Coffee & Tea, Tobacco,
Candles, Starch, Cigars, &c.
Powder, Shot, Caps & Lead.
Iron, Steel, Nails & Glass
A large lot Of Wagon Boxes
Also-ICE &C., At all times
July II, 1916. 43-ly
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SpA BOXES Of various brands, Tor
WO sale by
R. HARRINGTON & Co.
July II, 1916.
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WHIsKmY

ee6h BBLS Reetifed Whiskey, and
IS bbis. Old Mouougahala, just
received and @forsale low for cash. bv
CORDTs K MONTGOMERY.
July IS, l846.
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Up ECEiyBD ~ T1iE UNoERsiCNUO|
Ek iren tie cif,s VI New Ystk. Phiisi. o.,
sd Gsiumse, = large ahi gsnci,i -rmcnt nf
o. nrrftFs ~tf hih a.idltsn a. ffiner 'tsk Hnlrs
90 trnss,ufusn c,rp'etr. g Nb.'h he ~tploNus
pa. Nhib tbel ne 90. a-ol - al "n abe
tro>l D. in-ic frfrs
lO50E GO RaCn TIE
s. Ga, Ina 10
~ 20 Pepret
% - rneutt
49, beds 3 4u ~ go Tp
81 g. cn, s,e,. = AL inr.tial
leo Ars N"2 lfa 5 Niarktfei
- =, Sasas
20Ja - Ssue,s Scsrh SauI
1000 u. Col Fish
3ceJ q, ~ zicr. ( shethre Crps,
S01 q I~.Tn Pave
lnt1 L. B,n,a rn
Ott- S,~ttr
tN. Nre 80. Gu u
. ,a.s- Lqpsnce Biu
2TnH - Mad.
400 lhsC s.r
2fr CrnV.s
30 B,as. gai-ir.
2 B,i,. : \ taotj'
10 Hti. Aiaa
Bd Numsrs
iSB.ir- Cttcl4'c
20 Ri. Gun cj LrsVovi
lu 30 Or au' go
aCem %. ttdts.
eask LtWttta.k
20 ktfs Mus1H
IS b.st, C,,rnll,h Tuha,rr. $ - aid l.
lumrs
ION b D. y q Il1sr.
30 DO Slg iiru.c
FLEMING 4 CuNTER.
y = TIE following adisl.s of Csin'ry Pr.h.o
Ken m Errhsnsc. D,-rn. Tort. Fethsu. Re
Az. Buuer. Ciuset seed. Firtscrd C.tsrrc Reg.
g.. &c FLEMING s. HuNTEtI
Whrciing. ~, %. rs.
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u'ariuTcs ga ordsf. al he daefeni ,arst,.s .t
tsncY. frrch sHd WOOD Seat. Nockons. scroll
I~fs. at Bfct Cafninan ana Cottage Chsits fn.w
''ytr) Aisa Srtses. S'ciabics Bottom ard I,lt
e'siDu Rockers NaIsiae DO. common ia. ists, ssd
fNhtL Al-'. CatlIt,a's liable Rocking snd
se"in& th't" and Suoi. 81 every .izs sna quail
~ ~ 81" 'n istt ail from he sits,i ~ q inches u
See hismm th ,ba,f of Iseuts iect bsb prs.
eau sud 'asUntne 60 suufsolse. and iea,. ,ont
otdst- sod hey will bc euendsd 10 in .Eou orIe,
Chains cafsiohy packed kt shipmem a. ssnf IN
ti rsrs Of ne suy ~ubaut ertr eh,,ee NJ
tfErt thc pitce ~ l2I Man ~. Wrsi .iJe
Jtn - bn vs. KltfELDAEyER
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CNIrED STATES uurEI,
WAFER STR 1T.
tHVHrnaFrg 49, ~.

W~IFTAIFNTF ~
'ENiiE rra'risnvd ,e.fcrimny iuf.fm ne pnh.
= tr. Sat hlcs is,c ifa..i az. a 80 hpuss
Yer p 'sr,e 90 yrar,ha,e hat ~ %suiifeiy o. rmleist
ahd vry much imprpvri iu he arr az meat %. o.
ratus sod r,h-., have had 10 newly snd haui.
"amf'y pan'si. sarrsiti ont fsyrfci throughout
go ec~is diminished, in astiis ursuf9asoi ~ 90,
u"'el in nc Wet ItrN urtsse - .aut.iy hcN
900 he rhol. h.t.so bn iuaiI. q isI Ntt ga.
lscy rh~s The accommodation. ~ rt. Luas- ~
he public. i"ly d~vi~fminrd. thst an rse,is .ili
hni 81 ihcif hsuse. cntofeiumeni ihai Wi ssl ii
q. uGrs -ausncuoS
fnsm he ssrsrsr affarcctnsut oi the loose snt
'ah'e AMI fhe hscsii"n 81 he issa.s be- trnt If re
Steamboat Landing. hey Wdaig. lac hsrs. he
'het VII receive a tsefsi sliaf. 81 putltr ga q mage
f"nr I MITCHELL FAInWElI.
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lADfts sitoEs AND SHIPPERS.
q. r;:ANzrIL.

"a IS Nsi, 81 sttr ~ fsaies %. p tsis., ~
um ; rms
WHrFLtNC. w.
% SfJCTFUtiY rrfm. t. L.,ts..dw WE,
RI ln4. Htaf 90 mr ~4.ttart. tat,. .ffalet. eel
,ierii-. CUlOGS W .ai-rtt qt.iay sti
nssult ~ Nstf.n- N y p irfa Lt- ho9 D. hs
-Ie tiafh E.. rfn rnsn1ia,Iur, aid Ndl br ed.
- 90 ttt-.-s'
tlg u Boz. sfs .%uy,ieiv csji sui ,at.y hen.
.t' ION jun .
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lEN KEEP ra'.anHy on haei vev a
q rHsiNc nssarm,ni IS 'upru Nah son,
lrract hnd Gtssisa Cis4ri u .taes ,asls. Ssfss
F"' tG1 ruUi Iabirs, ugt.at- Bar su. Rci.iyuds
IT, &c Ssu.s ass.'ioi .,sr.. ar=eH,ff WHh s.-r.
i'' ~s"'iu 81 r' tta filie .nl hr, GasrAod
9 Df1ifIr .Ntf oNtrai ~ 500 CITY.
Gll aad ai-lHsn, Framed J., kst Gia.e, q
rs'y NHr'ty ard lnrr.lsAas -p-'v'r 80
-, rHr1tHi foaie tgsms, o. Lau- sqd
lauls ~ arlsf
A~sicys Nafe c.r.tug $50 Fsaiter Brds
Bo's g = sul pda.ws Htt. rHtta llp-k. ; .ure
'ir' stsN Alaur.s''a 3 ,natr Qnlnt crstss
>frhire Bsvras CO.. c..,, ce,cr. It4t-s.sh
heift MiiF aisi .ird-, b.,.hrr oih r,riy ghsr
'ri.r.r-o tfhssieg Waic. 90 baud aat made o.
un,-r
Nr,lI4r sd Slri W,r5eN BiDd-, W,siaN
--rs ut tNtty ,Hrsp .tG rlIoii al 81 Which - 30
ac ssla % sviy Toss In,c.. are Wauaried ut ie
fnt qhs'rY Ats' MsussASy SFNs.a- he
clio b NAbatsn, Sran,h Aie.s. N4h,san, gu.is
sifn tsicf lsrb-. unsss. t-.su, Ua,n Ifta
Ai,et q usf Nsus uf hstd ard soId f4A ut c.sI.
~ StEAN ustgs fsm.,asJ SOFA even onsi,
OF s,nnuts a. ,to0 Dp,te eDg ua uc ,ss i~.
''m' "a
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E5r. Ssy'GHds. Eh'S Fsffs.
FOR SAIL BY y. @. EAiRCnILp.

Arssr WHEELING. "a.
SsANiGb.-A dlscas-. ssch ns amy aud
4 nuiahnsy ~ -mfsF trfr,1 iram ds.taysI 81,
esupsi hHtn"ls. ~hsh Circulating wrh DE bissI.
"cons u' pm eni dscirl inihs iupsa lrms. I,
- elsay. tlag - Iis-~Set- nee ., ,sc U.r ~ H.
srrht. bsgssiie Universal Pals. ~hrh i zoe 81
'he StTy beet oud oniY ffcpsr purralt,e med,cnc
ias-"iJ a.t ttiahiiig ni ttusste 4a &c cured. A.
wct ~ n ] vtbrf distu.st dsrcfirF ursln lie cure
hcss uf ihe circulating dlii ,hc tisof.
II andfetb's FcSr ellie Uniscusi Piis sfs kaoun
~ the "a rtirn'e ~ il'ousaud., 10 ~Teriecify cieauss
30 bl'fsi ifoaa Al Auin.. mmave every morbid
t~-trisa, ani fsuuvs'r ~sak atd ruisehied con.
sinpnvlla 81 prtfct hcsi,h aud ,igsf.
thet n,kHo~lrdscd irn"ceEce mskos Harm aie
'ht'ash e'efy TsftO1 Of eii,ienoe. INN irlsney -
o3 age.
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4sheu they are usr3
WHh ttisiuSaiushte medicine Ia onr pass..ion.
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81" 80 &C ~ Wcii.bur, b. } q u BROWN.
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session Grst Monday .u every month
Qusrcf Sessions held tu MaycD, june. Au.a-.
emil November.
AREhD WOODS Pre- .E.rF yusf.rs
Z. JACOB. Pfcs.ruti.r stisu,c,.
JOHN M'COLLOCif. IlcFE.
ELIJAH BAN. Coroner
GEO. ". SIGHTS. Comm. siob,f on .ysBae
SAMLOLpuAM, l-tIcsautf,
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90 bkSfECTfULLY tnioim. the pub
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49, nieciufs- 10 sfdsf evsfr vs,,eiy al
T0T thsits 81 che --latest latsfus. snd ~ :
/It sl-s ~ sualmaasbtp uoi sufys.ssd IA
uho western Cu.nty.
Ue has 90 ha"d n lafse slrtk ~ Boston Rockies.
liah bai"n Roksrs C.sam ,n 10. Retuisng Chair
su'aalo i0f taanuhs g-.m, Foi 81 Psrior Clai,..
veal eos aHI rl'e,aid pattern. ~ Is al sssi
n'ifs bihins thalf' arier. S.ri.biss Chalfens
ia.'e "srtms aut Cs'sIoen Chsifs. Sc a.
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''fi a'eniiun 60 hHsLe.. % tainio Lumseii lo
itf r'Iaffra I'D public .a.sas4e
'''"s csfeipIIy la,ttd 80 ,eui 10 afy fau II
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