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We Invite the Attention

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y recommendations IN favor OF the ethcacy oil the
i'd" Coming as they do from people of undoubed
cannot fail ofdong away the imputation Of 'Humbugi
$50 Justly applied TO many patent medicines and OF
encouraging others TO buy who have lone hpen Iaho,
inc under nervous aaec,i3ns IA Las ocdssosss ,sbh
mo medical annlic,1;ons has hora,,. h, III. ~
reach but whose doubts in the efficacy OF said Rings
DuIng The last Two months many others have pur-
chased the Rings, who inform US they have obtained
relief by using them, and whose cefIihcates to that eff
lect could be procured, but we deem the following su
frent By information from all sources I'VE baySe The
fullest confidence in the power OF said RINGS and Find
to relieve all those whose complaints ara st,c,I, 80,
ous' vi sue py w. uopsr
r. - Il, m.
.r.i ~ :, nay ooiioe'n rus may SeIuiy, mat Tor sew
~ years pas nave been severely afflicted with the Tic
dooreux and have been wholly unsuccessful in getting
any durable relief by any Of the various prescriptions
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FOR SALE.

Il A LII of the Real Estate owned by Eliza Pot.
f.ngAA "A nam, situated in Hnesburg, lying the
Him road leading from Gniford to Marlboro,
uiliH8 sstng Of IS Of good land suitably d.
- vided into moving, pasturing, ;ilage and wood
landwih two story dwelling house. good barn and sheds
and other out buildings, all in good repartogether with
Saw Mill within few rods Of the house. All OF which
will be sold collectively the mill separately may suit
the purchaser The farm is well waefed with good and
falling water there is orchard Of good fruit con-
sistng Of apples pears peaches &c The above pro perry
will be sold cheap and possession given Immediately For
further particulars inquire Of ELIZA PUTNAM, living
on the premises, or OF A. W PUTNAM, Guford Centre
Guilford, Feb. 10, 1876 3w26
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TAILORING! TAILORING !!
G.. H. HOUSTON

WOULD again say TO the Public that he carrie.
W on The TAILORING BUSINESS,
over the Store OfG.& C.Lawrence.
and be feels confident that the work entrusted to him
WI be done IN neat and workmauke manner. and
not inferior TO none in the vicinity. ""u
Bratteboro, May 80, 1s45. ,co
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Cutters Eating House and Oyster Saloon.

Cutler has fitted up his Eating Rooms in good
style, new papercd painted and carpcted, and which
he is determined shall be kept genieelly, and fit loT
Ladies and Gentlemen who wish 10 tickle their pal
alcs with delicious oysters and choice game.
He will furnish at short notice and at all times tripe,
beeiseak oysters, game hot coffee fruit, &c, for the
reifeshment and support Of the inner man. These
will be served Up in his best style.
Ia short, Cutler informs his old customers, that he
is determined 10 do things in little better style than
any else in town; and those who have favor
ed him with CALI he says, just come once, and you
will find il Tor your int rest to come again.
Cutler also has Oysters for sale by the keg. Tavern
keepers and Others supplied on reasonable terms.
And lastly, Cutler keeps always on hand good as
sortment Toys.
Cutters is the right place, and no mistake.
Drattleboro, Dec. %, IsI5. IS
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Commissioners, Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
-" f the Subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court for the district of Marlboro, COM
missoners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against the estate Of
MASON LAMB.
late Of Venon in said district, deceased and all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto; and six
months from the 4th day Of Feb, 1916, being allow
ed by said court for that purpose, do hereby give
notice that will attend 10 the business of our said
appointment, at the late dwelling house of the deceas-
ed, in Vernon on the first Monday Of April and the
first Monday Of August next, from one until five
O'Clock, P. NJ on each of said days.
ISAAC BROWN. } O.
JOSEPH FRANKLlN,} oo'n'S'
Vernon, Feb. 4, 1916. 96
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Farm for Sale.
INSURANCE..

'NhE ETNA Insurance COMPANY, Hartford.
Conn, will insure every species OF property
usually insured IN the Country from loss or damage
This Company has been in operation for manv
years, ana ITS reputation for fair dealing is too well
established and appreciated require any pledge nr
iGJs Persons residing in the County or \y;odh,u,
ana lis vicinity, DESTROYS of obtaining insurance of ,hjs
Company are referred to l.. G. MEAp, ESQ. Agent
o THOMAS K. BRACE, President.
;. :. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, Nov. l, Is4s. ,no
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Mount Caesar Seminary.

TEVHE SPRING TERM Of this Institution will
IL commence on Wednesday, March 4th. Mr. s..
MARSH PLIMProE, a member the graduating class
in Amherst College, thorough scholar and expert
enced teacher will take charge OF the department of
Mathematics.
Miss MARION T.. BRTDeMAM, will continue as here
tofore, TO give instruction in Music Drawing and
Painting. rare opportunity is now offered to those
DESTROYS of taking lessons in these branches. new
Piano has recently been purchased for the institution
The Principal will have charge Of the Classical De-
partment and the Natural Sciences. Lectures on
Philosophy, Astronomy Chemistry, Geology and Phys
ioogy, accompanied by illustrative experiments, will
be delivered before the school during the term
French and German will be taught without any ex-
ira charge. II is confidently believed that the advan-
tage offered ut this Institution Tor acquiring thorough
practical education not surpassed by any in the
vicinity Every effort will be made on the part of the
Instructors to render the school pleasant and profia-
Die. 1t is professedy liberal in its character, and all
who become members OF il may be assured that their
sentiments and feelings ,oll be sacredly regarded.
Two large boarding houses have been opened near
the Academy for the accomu, daion Of Students
Convenient rooms can be obiahlcd by those wishing
TO board themselves. Price OF board from s as TO
$3.50 per week.
TUITION.
Common English Branches, $500
Higher $50
Classics, Modern Languages and higher
Mathematics 400
Music, including use OF Piano, 600
Drawing and Painting, extra 100
Text books obtained at the institution
JOHN S. LEE, A. b., Principal.
Swan2ey, Feb. -, 1876. 4w25
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NOTICE.
WORCESTER FLOWS.

DIRCHARD & SAWYER have full supply for
Dsae at Manufacturers prices.
Newlane, Feb. 3, 1896 5w24
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PUTNEY WOODEN FACTORY,

THE subscribers having their machinery complete
repair, ready TO receive wool To manufacture
shares by the yard the most favorable They
have hand great variety of plain and fancy Cashmere
which they will exchange for wool, on delivery.
JAMES KEYES x co.
Putney, June 9, 1915 IA
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INSURANCE..
PAPER HANGINGS!

a oscfioers have about so different patterns of Pa
latel g1ss-new and splendid styles which were
sod o purchased direct from the Manufacturers, and will be
~ per cent less than BE- bought at any other place
B,.,,l.ho.. r, BUTTON & CLARK:
"'a'ueooro' Feb IL, 1916. 6w26
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LINN, Dec. III. 1913.

SIR.-I have sold all the pills ast had of you
please send another lot Immediately The sale of Ior.
raines vegetable Pills is rapidly the increase-they
are becoming very popular. sell more and more ef-
cry day. As curative medicine and purifier Of the
blood, think they stand unnvalled. One fact have
noticed that no one that has used them finds any fault
with them; they have wrought some very great cures
One lady, who has been confined to the house and bed
great part Of the tme for senty years. is now cured
ana able to WORK most of the time, after having taken
boxes only Of Lorraine's Pills! might name ma
ny other cases where the cures have been as great
but have not time.
Yours respectfully,
i r r. MApcU
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SADDLERY.

NEW and desirable variety Of Saddlery Goods recent.
n y purchased, and for sale low by
Feb II, Is46. %
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TRUNKS.

% RUSSET Travelling Trunks, 10 BLK Boot
~ Tops, Vases, Travelling Bags, &c, Just re-
ceived, for sale very cheap,
CUNE & GooDHUE.
Bratteboro Jan. IS, 1916. IS
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HARDWARE.

TUST RECEIVED a new supply Of Hardward compris-
- ing additions to stock Of Carpenters Tools Files
Butts, Screws Door Lalches Cutlery, &c, making all
complete, which offer 10 purchasers at low prices
WILLlSTON Il TYLER
Brateboro, Feb II, 1916 %
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STEAM ENGINE.

A FOUR Horse Steam Engine, nearly new, fol
N sale cheap, with liberal credit lorg good paper by
June %. [tf44l j. STEEN.
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Wanted Immediately,

TINHREE or FOUR young Ladies as apprentices to
Il the Millinery and Dress Making business.
WHEELER & PRATT.
Brattleboro, Feb. 4, 1876. "a
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All persons require Facts.
Remember in all eases that you are not deceived b,
things that appear 10 be facts.
LORRAINE'S PILLS.

YNHESE Pills are now acknowledged by Thousands
IL that use them daily, to be the only medicine
that fairly takes the Banner from all others. They
cause no pain or uueasness Of any kind in their opera
ton, and require neither change of diet care Of
any kind. This medicine has actually done wonders.
II has established reputation unrivalled, its
merits, without being pulled up continually in the pa
pers.
The attention Of the reader is respectfully called
to the following highly respectable notices of this in-
valuable and Incompatible medicine-and it will be
seen IFS achievements extraordinary as daily
experience speaks more and more remarkable cures,
where other medicine had entirely failed OF giving
even relief
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TER MS.

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seven dollars. 100 for 1880.
The work contains lis pages neatly bound and can
be sent by mail 10 any part OF the U. S. A. for cents
every person sending US one dollar to return by The
next mail, five perfect copies Of the work Thus il
will be readily perceived that persons at the remoest
part of the country can procure the work (by mall
as cheap as those calling at our Office.
To receive immediate attention all orders INNS, he
addressed to Z. L. PRATT, 90 CoURr SrREEr,
Boston, Mass.
Feb. ., 1876. sn,isoA
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Z. L. PRATT, Proprietor.
81 Court street, Boston, Mass.

WHERE may be found a good assortment OF
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selected expressly 10 furnish Travelling OF Local
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two doors north, which he has fitted up in good shape
for Grocery, Eating House, and Oyster Saloon; and
where he will keep constantly on hand choice groce-
RES such Sugar, Tea Spices &C. Of the best quality
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10000 Copies sold the first 'oeek Of Publication
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selling the above named work, from two three dol
lars per day. win others call and do The same
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JUST PUBLrsHED,

Member Of the Mass. Hort. Soc'y, Editor Of the n.
+. Agriculturalisi, author of Treatise on Sugar
Rel &c sc
The Southern journal., 1846-03-28
The 0lden Times.

Queer people were our forefathers,
and queer laws did they enact. A.
mong the records of South Reading,
Mass, the following entry is found
under date Of 1862:
"This year the town ordered that
40 woman, maid, boy or gall shall sit
in the south alley ofthe Westinghouse,
upon penalty Of twelve pence for each
day they shall sit in the alley after the
present day. II was further ordered
that every dog that comes to the
meeting, after the present day, either
of the Lords or lecture days, except
it be their dogs that pays for a dog
whipper, the owners Of these dogs
snail pay six pence for every time
they come to meeting."
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The State of Mississippi,
MARION CoUNry.

MARION COUNTY.
To allpersons interested IN the lands, tene,
ments andkeredstuments Of Joseph Ford
deceased
VOU are hereby notified to be and ap.
pear before the Probate Court oI
Marion county, State Of Mississippi, on
the third Monday in May next, then and
there to show cause ifsny you can, why
the following described lands, viz: claim
No. 81 and known as the John Culpeper
claim containing 5O7 74>l0O acres boun
ded on the rorth by the Henry IIennegal
claim No. 80, on the east by the John
Culpeper claim No, 81, on the south by
James Davenport claim No. 3S, an on the
west by Pearl river. Also claim No. +
known as the Thomas Anderson claim con.
tanning six hundred and seventy-seven and
9l-l00 acres bounded on the north by the
James Tate claim No. 6, on the east by
the William Parker claim, on the south by
the James Burnet claim No. 8, and on the
west by Pearl river; said lands situate in
Marion county and State Of Mississippi
should not be sold according TO the sug-
geslion and petition of the undersigned ad-
ministrator of said deceased.
EBENEZER FORD,
Administrator.
March 2S, -37-6w.
The Southern journal., 1846-03-28
TO PRINTERS

"YPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS
Il Furnishing Warehouse. The sub.
scribers have opened new Type Found.
ry in the city of New York, where they
are ready 10 supply order to any eytent. tor
any kind of Job or Fancy Type, Ink, Pa
per, Cases, Galleys, Brass Rules, Steel d.,
Composing Sticks, Chases, and every ar,
ticle necessary for Printing Office.
The type, which are cast in new mouIds,
from an entirely new set of matrixes with
deep counters, are warranted 10 be unsur-
passed by any, and will be sold at prices
to suit the times.
Printing Presses furnished, and also
Steam Engines of the most approved pat
terms.
N. B.-A Machinst constantly in atten-
dance, to repair Presses and dolight work.
Composition Rollers cast for Printers.
Editors of Newspapers who will buy
three times as much type as their bills
amount to, may give the above six months
insertion in their papers, and send Their
papers containing it TO the subscribers.
81 COCKROFT e. OVEREND,
SO Ann Street
New York, Aug 6, l845. 26w26
The Southern journal., 1846-03-28
THE SOUTHERN ClLTIVhTOR.
MONTHLY journal--Devoted

A MONTHLY journal--Devoted 10
IA the improvement Of Southern Aeri-
culture. Edited by JAMES CAMAK, of
Athens, Georgia.
In submitting to the Southern public
the prospectus tor the fourth volume of the
SOUTHERN CULTIVATION" which may
now be regarded as permanently establish
ed, the publishers deem it unnecessary to
advert to the high character the work has
attained under the editorial control of Mr..
CAMAK, and therefore make direct ap-
peal to the planters and friends Of agricul-
ture throughout The Southern States, to
aid them in sustaining publication devo.
ted exclusively 10 !he cause of Southern
agriculture. The advantages and benefits
resulting from agricultural periodicals,
have been felt and acknowledged by the
intelligent and renncling tiIlers of the sol;
i'll all civilized nations to be most useful
therefore, they should be extensively cir
culaled among al classes of agricultural
ists; possible they should be in the
hands Of every man who tills an acre of
land, and TO this end we invoke the aid Of
every one who desires an Improvement OF
The agriculture of the south.
The first number of the fourth volume
was issued on the first of January, 1916.
Il is published monthly, in quarto form,
each number countains si1tcen pages of
matter, nine by twelve inches square.
TERMS:
One copy, one year, 100
Six copies 500
twenty-five copies one year, 5000
One hundred " $500
@The cash system will be rigdly en-
forced. The cash must always accompa>
ny the order.
0rAs we desire to regulate our tissue
by the number Of subscribers, all persons
who obtain subscribers are requested to
send the lists as earlyas possible to
w. e. w. s.. JONES.
Augusta, Ga. Jan. 5, 1916.
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ALBERT G. BROWN.

GoDernor Of the State Of Mississippi.
To the DhsnE Of the counties Of Wilkinson Adams Jsf
ferol, Franklin, Amih. Pike Copah, Lawrence Marion
Hancock, Harrison, Jackson Gnsa Wayne Jones, Per-
~ and CaVngan.
XE7 HEREAS, by an Act of the Legis.
w lature, approved February IL, 1916
entitled an Act to establish San Inferio.
Court of Chancery, in the Southern part ol
this State," the first Monday in Nav,
1916, is appointed as day for holding an
election for, "a Vice>Chancellor of the
State of Mississippi, for the Southern Dis
trict." And Whereas, by the same Act
an election is to be holden at the same
time, for one Vice Chancery Clerk, in
each Of the following districts to wit: One
for the district composed of the counties oi
Jackson, Harrison, Hancock, Perry and
Green-one for the district composed ol
the counties of Wayne, Jones, Covington,
Pike, Copiah, Lawrence and Marion--one
for the district composed of the counties
of Amite, Franklin, Jefferson, Wilkinson
and Adams.
Now, THEREFORE,, /, ALBERT G.
BROWN, Governor of the State of Mis-
sisslppi, do order ard direct you and each
Of you, 10 hold an election at the severa
precincts in your respective counties or
the SAID first Monday in May, 1916, 70,
the election of the Vice. Chancellor and
the Vice -Chancery Clerk aforesaid, and
do moreover require you to conduct sale
election in all respects, conformably tc
law, and make due return thereof, to the
Secretary of State. .f-.i
Given under my hand and
attested by the great sea
of the State of Mississippi
.. at the city of Jackson
March 9Th, 1916 ,'....
A. G. BROWN.
By THE GOVERNOR, ...-
WIN. HEMINGWAY, sec'y of State
March 81, lS46--36-3w.
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month, froma variety Of Patterns, the
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plate is addeda full lettcrpress description,
besides Information on all the latest styles
The other magazines have long been
mere copyists. of this one which has now
become, in our eastern cities, the Text
Book Of Fashion! Sdenerge,ic are we in
This department, that we have often actually
published the Fashions here before the
London Magazines. Of these assertions
we challenge denial
THE HOME DEPARTMENT.
To render our periodical FAMILY
Magazine, as well as lady's book, we
give, every month, New Receipts tor
Housewives, patterns for Embroidery, Lace
Work, &c, &c; thus making sort ofvade
n,ecum, indispensable to every female, but
especially to those in the country, who
would learn the latest improvements in the
city.
A USEFUL HINT.
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intended for amusement: They have no
higher plan in view. This one, on the
contrary, supplies want long felt, forii
gives The sex, monthly, The Latest
Fashions, the Newest Receipts, the CITY
Chit Chat, and every New Improvement
This it does, aliketo the lady in the Atlantic
States, and the one in the far West, and on
the same day in the month What lady can
do without this Magazine? Fitted for
"Home Book" and 'sBoudoir Companion
alike it is salready perused by tens of thou-
sands, and will be, eventually, in the hands
ofevery American woman.
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viz; TWO DOLLARS A YEAR. A
trashy affair, not to be relied on in the
fashion department, with old plates and
nothing original, might be got up cheaper,
and people guled out Of their money; but
we issue work of reputation; and expect
toperform what we promise! To induce
large numbers TO subscribe in the same
neighborhood, we offer the following terms
to clubs:--
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10 repay persons for getting up Clubs,
we offer the following premiums: For a
club of three, ora club of five, our
ANNUAL, WITH WASHlNGTON'S
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I Address, Post Paid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON.
No. SO Chesnu, ST., Philadelphia.
Editors copying this Prospectus shall
have the magazine gratis for 1916.
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: The State of Mississippi,
Feb. 2s, l646-33 6w


LAWRENCE COUNT
The Honorable Probate Court, February
term, 1916
THE undersigned having been appoin-
4 ted Administrator at the above sta
ted term of the Honorable Probate Court,
in and for said county and state, on the
estate of Sampson Block, late of Law
renee county deceased-notice is here
by given TO all persons indebted to
the estate of said deceased to come for
ward and make immediate payment AL
SO, to all persons who may have claims
against the said estate, to present them,
du!yapthenticated within the time prescri.
bed by law, as this notice will be placed in
bar to a recovery of all claims against the
said estate presented after that time.
ABRAHAM BLOOM,
Admir-.
Feb 2S, l846-33-6w.
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The State Of Mississippi,
LAWRENCE County.
The Honorable Probate Court, Februar

The Honorable Probate Court, February
SssF - term, l846,
ErTERS testamenlary having been
4 granted to the undersigned, on the
last will and testament Of Jordan johnson.
late of Lawrence county, deceased, by the
Honorable Probate Court, in and for said
county and State, at the February term,
f845, thereof, upon the estate Of said
Jordan johnson, n,-notice is hereby given
to all persons indebted TO the estate
Of the SAID deceased, to come forward
and make Immediate payment. Also, TO
all persons who may have claims against
the said estate to present them duly au-
theniicaled, within the time prescribed by
law, as this notice will be placed in ba- 10
a recovery of all claims against the said
estate presented after that time
JANIS M. TURNER,
Executor
March 7, I846-34 CIV