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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

A Belgian philosopher has lately
discovered that the electric light, which
is more ntcnsly lustrous than any o.
ihcr, when directed upon certain parts
of the human body. gives them tran
sparcncy. which enables us plainly to
pcrcciyc thcartcrlcS, vcins and nerves,
aud study the working Of these organs
while Ia action, Tins discovery join
ed with that Of the stct.oscopc, will
be of the greatest use IN investigating
the causes Of dcrangcmcnt IN the am
mnI economy.
DR. Poln. Of Milan, known to the
medical world for his researches IN
science has sent to the congress of ,a
rans at Naples, a ucmoue, IN which
he describes a mode by which sea wa
ter may be rendered portable by means
Of electricity.
The Universal German Gazette an
nounccs tina, certain Baron dc Heck
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03
By GEO. II. BEAN

,co um's her r,sourcef. md with a., tins
superiority over het.t would b. me extreme
q mconn,ss 10 harrsss anI ,thau,, SISTER
Rcpubic ALREADY distracted and impo,nAel
b. IntrrInc bfolls
:. Because We ran obtain rs negotiation
ot reference all out JuH nights md should
We by the sword wtost more than these. r
would prove only curse
5 Bcenuse, o we want from Mexico
more than We have night to clam, We can
e, Il by lar purchase Tar cheaper, as nell
d, more honorable. thar by war
9 Because wc dread he rcfcr nnutncc
Of lhw war upon ourselves II continued
much Ionger Already IS II eontrsdieting
our settled policy Of peace and justice Oar
troops, frs, an army OF obset vston, 4 next
an army OF Occupation, have now become
eoni,ss,dly ao army Of invasion The cI
pertinent is toll Of danger We see wha,
a whirlwiod OF wnr."rc,,emcut swept al a
blast over the Gfcn, Vail y Of the West; &,
when once the old Roman passion Tor con
qusss aud exssnded domioioa 10 fully kia.
|1IAfQ1le 1aa -
on until hiss burn, over the last acre on
this continent LIT such n sprn get full
possession Of our people, md our doom, as
free and prosperous republic. IS sealed b..
ond oil ordinary mans Of todemrl on
We know not, SIR, why this war should
be continued any longer, and We, therefore.
rcqucs, that an immediate stop be put to It
by Withdrawing our troops from Mexico,
and offering to ndjust all the difficulties be.
tween US by negotiation or reference.
Ca behalf Of the American Peace Society.
GEO e. WITH.
Corr'Sgondmg Secrrlary
Boston, July 90. leiG
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

a PoRTRAIr a foreign author in his
work. gives the following portrait Of the
American woman she is generally graceful
IN her figure, slow IN her gait mid IN her
looks, proud in her mein, engaging IN her
conversation, delicate IN her expressions
quick nj blushing, chase 10 her Thoughts
innocent IN her manners improving O n nc
qualn,nnce, generous to n fault ready to
weep with one m their distress SOLICITORS
llr the poor sincerely religious onincndy
humane consan' 10 h-r attachment. a fon!
" r., a tender mo.'ertlaac Other word
Jealous Of her honor .udcu % her eonIlc'
c.rcumspecl IN her house, and what is very
natural cannot keep a srctet.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

WHAT TONEl Don / BELIEVE.
lie don, b,lieyc man IS nny wiser Tor
having a : 5 or any other levers. tack I'd
TO hi' name.
llc don't believe that lawyer IS any
ke nF because be wears q par Of spccis.
cics
Ilo don't b,lcve that Schoolmssen
Physicians and MlnEersik 10 bc eon,ra.
d.ctcd a whit better that Other folks
he don't believe that al Lawyers ace
fogue', any more than he believes an eel IL
snake
Tic don't believe tia, tie mos induaI ,oss
man hAes to work except when he caa',
helph
lie don't believe that two Young lovers
like to BE- caught with their nrms ntoued
one another
Tie don't believe lhatn young lady oush,
10 be married before she is twenty one d,
least
lie don't believe tina, young gsn,lemsu
should marry before he is able 10 support Z
q A~sx sAis~ b .~~5 Ass .S.Sss
she morning, without! going to bed early At
night
lie don, believe that = man is fool be.
cause he can't make n speech
lie don't believe that because both wise
and windy jrgH WIKI W, that they end
IN the same thing
lie don't believe lhn, lady is much the
worse for wearing hustle, though he de-.
cld'dy prefers co1cc.bocs
IL don't believe that man IL temperate
because he belongs to a temperance society
or is an ltlncran, Temperance lecturer.
lie don, believe TINT women were made
to pcldle tract. or med He with politics.
He don't believe thn, Fox River can be
dipped dry with gourd
H. don't believe that a man amt horse
thd because lie gives money TO help
catch them
lie don't believe any man should be pun.
lshcd for the mlsdocdS OF another
He don't believe that decent man will
be often seen IN conversation with one Of
doubtful character.
lie don't believe tina, If men and women
wan, TO make fools Of themselves there is
any law against 1t.
tic don't believe that n nan is a fcoli be
don't believe MS he does in all points,
In act he don't believe IN n great many
thing that Others believe in, and the result
IS iha, he is voted an oddly and bore.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03
.TlIlON FOR STOPPING TIE.
MEXICAN WAR.

PreIldlnf oflIe Tmlcd Sac,

Prendenf Of The Imted States
n SiE Permit US, as ciu1cns OF the Re.
BIC over which you preside & as friends
"sce and goodwill among men respect
20 address you concerning the war nov
sng utlcr your direction against the
1abuc OF Mexico
We ..l not hero rGace this war to us
30 .ou., cttn II our gOv' m,n, VAS
% last rIghl IN HnucNlnI the Re-.
4.t'c 70! Texas TO oar own, We sui object
aC1uuance Of lhe pr,.cni war and earn
i euu,at you To- take measuscs l1r { Is
f-'s'1is termination by rScal'Hg our
'rf from Msrtco, 4 then of'rng 10 ADJUST
\ Va Afr Oh matters nor IN dispute, ,Fhtr by
'''ra n'sauahon, ar iy rJcreH@c 10 UNI
- mutually choIeH
hecaoce such course alone can open
p, way Tor Mexico honomb,y to renew
'auon' for amleable adJusmen! Of
r difficulties between US
bccausc he continuance OF our troops
t]a Mcxcsn soil can serve only 10 keep
/ % he wrong, 10 goad Mexico into a
'ts desperate resistance, and thus agra.
'vs The evils Of The eohhict,Rs well as post.
a' be FINAL adjustment
because we deprecate The growing Q,
'f o. the war You called for 10000
'sr' Congress voted Sl0 600 0)o TO
p. % Toe war. 0, has been 'oid tv some Of
"st.,, Statesmen TO COS, for nme about
b m.Hon day nor can b. continue
b.. .yuCcr without wasting many mI
q more Meanwhile. II is dcmnS'ng
4.es dcmoni.zing the community, and
.l'rng to food 10 small pant Of our
.l- ~ b rs mslign Influences
. L.-7lse !. depends entirely On our.
re Ser tbs war shall oonHUle or
no. Nahiuw our troops, and there
D % DE oEI 81 81
Because u no o.hc, way can lhc d1
ever be adjusted l,.s li,e 20 talk
~ag hem ty Iho sword 'or war -
avs, never sst,.cs suy thing, buI
'ty caves ttr p7lH DO Dispute Ja'
"H haai ,a,m. ADD rau o, tos only
..s 20. .ho paruu into an unwilling
.'r-rt bynrr .a.on s Ara and gen
sa 'a Nara preceded Bog ,h.
aar. q. our rcrr' would 81 moro
t--r, o. bsr.es if each were o veto
'lrtu q saisac.orv settlement
.ev4se we stcsl hazard nothing
p .lr,s s.. narnaHImous We CO,
t-.-lr We have uoariv three umct
a.-a % Nl.-o. hul more lhar
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03
STICK TO HIM, JENNY"

Two brothers from the Emerald Isle, n
lew years since, purchased piece Of wild
land not far from Kenncbcc, and went to
work to clear ii Up. Alter cutting down
the large growth, md burning over the
undcrbrush, they proceeded 20 conirivc
'onirlve plan TO re, the fallen
trunks IN pile for burning them also -
The land lay upon side hin, and they
concluded that ifthey could roll large log
which lay near the summit and place it
half way down, they might plk. the rest a.
ga,nN it and thus secure thelr object But
how were they to prevent ii when once
under way, from rolling to the bottom, and
thus defeating their plan2 To accomplish
Ih'S they procured rope. and making one
end last 10 The log, one OF them was 10 hold
to the other end to prevent ITS going too far
while the other WINS TO slait it,
Fearing that hc might not be able to
prevent the rope from slipping through his
fingers Jenny who was the slccrsman, tied
II securely 10 his body Start him aisy,
PhcIlml said he after having convinced
himself that all was was right and tight
PhelIm did start and the log commenced
us progress, the rope caught in projecting
mot and began rapidly to wind up. Il
soon drew poor Jenny chock up FiIsI he
went over Ihclog then he log went over him
and 50 they continued their crcumgyrntions
and sommcrsc's ph,lim watched their
rrogr'ss for minute, and then sung out,
suck TO hum, Jenny hllh you're a match
for htm any way you're on top half he
tune
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

Trui Trc,, AIa late meeting IN Bos
ton J. Owen OF Cambridge sad he cured
the block wou on plum '''cs BY cuung cF
and washing IN salt .a,eri md IN another
case by washing with snit w7'cr only, the
warts crackIng on s Pond learned 'ho
value Of salt Tor plum trees by an Inunda
uon covering hl, ground, several fe, wHh
salt water Killing every thlng hot his
plumb trccs. and giving them new ll'c,
health aud ylgor" Dr ShnrIf Of Brook.
Ign. applied TO unhealthy plom uees t~o
quarts 81 salt each, in water "ho trees
became healthy, ard the ensuing season
they bore too much frnil" lie continued
he application, and was not troubled with
black wau or curcuuo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

Daring Tremendous shower Of rhhs
idphnhdhe hlning 10 a,d to have roorscl
'.ong the ulgnrhie w,rc, Ikea rcckd on
a Inc Among those ho saw THIS phs
nomrnon NJ, m lr,hmsn. ~he hsd Ju,,
'ntncd out oi b., lair spd gone 10 work OF
building in Somerset street, over which
The MIC, pas
'Och b. lahtts cucd Pat Fha,',pcW
~ BATH with the Mciiean $40 lr,ncs -
lnoy holy can ic'l ,ha, By he blaze and
'hmcIl o. gun powhef"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

VhlycriHg Galisr 80 The Evening
Ledger tells the following good sorry -
The best whispering gallery in the world
is, after oil sad, IN 5, I'auls 1t London -
There Is a good one IN this city. |, IS form
ed by the arch OF the proscenlnm at the
Park Theatre On Saturday night, a per.
son who'c CSternais smacked oflhc Jerseys
81, IN the from, scat OF the third tier, direct
Is acains, one end ofthe arch, and in the
precise spot TT iOr an operator on The op-
posilo side The wag eyed the country.
man, and said IN a low tone,
You are a nice man
The Hrnncer started and looked around,
bu, could see nobody who knew him, and
therefore sou,I himself down to look at
he ballet again. lis iormen,or recon
moncI
.Isry you arc nee man to be OCH,
here
The c0untryman turned pale
~ uli your wife how YOU speed your
evenings 10 new York
The victim arose and looked an1iolsly
around
The t0rT6HlCr continued
4 man OF your ycaI, Vuh Your fam ly
should t' 10 any pan o. .ae house but he
TaIra Ter
The man hasu y 60, up rushct lor he
door aud lea without taklng ath,ck.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

Abdf ha',t's LeH Mlruars 4
sransfd Who t's,3cl some time IN tho en-
pre- OF Motocco, whore he studied 'hc Gu,
toms q Aralt communicate, go nc Ga
~'r Ps}''.o tMalnl pap,,) he lowing
deals respecting Abl - k1ict's martac,
uih his last Nil,. LfIhkDIa Asicau
SANITY happens 40 similar ci,cunsnnc,.
ihfr IRE interview ,'9h place near town
iain. Such Is the $50, IN wh.rh me A,-i.
nv OF woman Is mos commonly srulej
among the Arabs tbs meeting ptovcJ
isi"l 10 man who witnessed It. and was
klilod IN cons gprucc hy Atd.rl. kuIcr-
MahIim Eiin, Abj.cl lIiicr's father. gave
his son large sum OF money eight DAYS
before his marriage and promised another
oil the same amount which lie engaged to
pay to his wife IN case Of her husbands
death or OF divorce 1t was likewise
sgrced that the BRIDE should be pres u,ed
with bracelets, earrings, and two kolkal
two large rngs) Besides her poruon.
id.Aly Ben.TaIcb, (keira's fatherl pre-
senied 10 hts daue liter looking z lass and
IN..svs wsmnnn~a Ehs .shss~ sssushs pss-
ceding The wedding were spent in PRAYER
By the bridegroom When his bride co
tered Abd.,l RAIDERS tent be embracing
her sail "Io con1 dd bdrnkq ari shall !"
"N,Icom. A.n who bringcst me peace
aud happiness" The day ahcr his nup.
uais be- stole away from hi, tent, AMI rc.
malned absent three days, as is the custom
among the Arabs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

\ BAFotNsA DAHolIN - H. the town
oi IL sumo yoai. ago ssyt the Nashua
Telegraph people us,d to be m tho hsbR
OF lakIng hog, to fat at halvcs That's
person who had shost, to ave the trouble
and expense Of iauonne. would let hun M,
TO some other better situated for he bus.
nos', for which he rtceivcd when huencd
one hall olthc pork Mr. r. to,orici
to ttis very common method OF filling BIS
pork hatrcl, letting on, hr hog TO ialirn to
one Of hs ncghbos The next day tho
ncigl Dor came back with hall shoat nice.
" dressed
How sihuT sad b
'Oi he's a. fat as want him, YEA, the
reply to hI' inquiry
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

'TuRrr CurrRs Lupicsous setss
One Sunday recently during high mass q,
IL IN the village Of ulentarf, ireland, three
lad es Of the Protestant faith were obliged
70 s~ke sneher from one oftbess heavy sum.
mer showers which 50 Frequently occur in
tho Sotrh Of ireland The cfIic aine prirti
knowing who they were and wishing To
appear respectful t. ,a,m, stopped down 10
his attendant. who was on his knees and
whispered to HIM, 'three cba,r5 for the
ProcHnnt ladies'" The clerk, who was
rather an Ignorant man, stool up 4 shout
ed out TO the congregation, three cheers lor
the Protestant lndc, which HE congtcga
ton Immcd lately took mp and gave three
hearty cheers while the clergyman actually
stood dumb founded
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

JACK AsuoRr DRmLlHG ts lNr'N-
Try At the time thatau attack upon
Poin,Isabcl w1' apprahcqdrd and the
brave sailoss Of he naet wcrc transfer
red 10 the shore 70 aid ln tho defence
Of the Point, tie officers wrrc a l''.g
non plussed n drilling them 10 land
TACTICS The word Of command as
gwen hy the infantry officer was a
Dh,ud over FIST to the Nailors They
could get along with the 'manue. vel
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

Nrs O.raHf-There are nice Roman
Catholic sni twenty FIVE protestant church
- n present IN the ety. Of New Oflean. -
~ 'hore- four are used By The e0lofel pop
ulIIon.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

The latest case o, absence Of mind,
IS recorded Of a lady, about TO whip
up some eggs Tor sponge cake, wl,o
whipped the baby and sung Watts
cradle hymn to the eggs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

BLACKBERRY SyRuP The following
. the pc for making the famous black
5"rtvsyrup No lam Y should be wnhoU,
& al who tfy Do w,.l ind q a sovereign
remedy 'or bowel complaint
10 Two guart Of Lisekbsffy juice, add
.a an ounce each 81 powdered nutmeg.
-unamon and sI,p.ce snd quarter o. IN
ounce d powdered cloves Bod lhesc 10.
-,,bcr 20 ge he r'eng'b Of Inc specs and
% rr-ssrye the berry Jyice While hot,
sIi pint o. fourth proof French bfandy
AMI sweden with los sugar GIVeue chill
two Tea spoonful. three lima a day, and If
The ;order g no, Sh,-kodra4d 70 the qpsn
THY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

MIcE "A corruporicu, oil tho Gcneseo
Farmer says The bca way o'bsnlsblng
rats and nice from mows or BINS Of gram,
and all similar places, we have heard Of is
scattering the branches Of common spear
mint, about "a the nows when packing
away gram, casks Of apples, &c, exposed
to their depreciation. !, has bcon Iued by
many and found cGeelgaI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

Woot Tie y ! Courier says, We are
tnlpmol ~ gentleman who deals eIlon.
,'e'y 900 'Nrs article, iAst since tho passage
OF Ihe tsrd oil. be ho' purchased afgs guam
uues Of woo. Tor fus1fv.thrss osnB precisely
similar m quality ~ nat Tor Which l.si wear
na was compelled o. pa7 thirty IRE c'Hh--
nr more than oGe lAlr. ,b." i wIa probably
.c stu .uwrf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03
' o. jl",NO, II

cnpnrh.hut whcult came tp thc'muvc
ncuS they were thrown completely
on thclr beam ends, and Lieutenant
X. OF the Navy was compelled to aud
ms tucud Of the land service.
The officer when drsIrous e form
uc a company into luc lu the drrcc
ton IN which they wcrc marching.
cred company into lane, hut the tars
only hllchcd up their trowscrs and
marched on illl Lieut. X called ont
Lane ct battle ships abreast on the
Silrhoatd beam when the movement
was accurately aud cNIrdluously cAc-
cutcd. He then wished to dcp.oy tho
men as skirmshcrS and charge and
ordered Line Of battle ships bear down
on the enemy and off they rushed
like u whirlwind with n loud huzzn
sticking their hnyoncls into every
prlckly pear within their reach.
MoJor----- Of the infantry, who
was experimenting the drill, ordered,
kally on the rescrvep but on rolled
thc sailors 1ikc the waves or the ocean
with rcdoublcd energy, their own off
cor who had the order explained 10
HIM, cred LInc-ol battle sh,ps. ready
about Tho old boalswau who nc
ted as sergeant, replied Instantly
Aye aye, SIR, all ready y Bout shlr
ana away shcCoeS, all sail set, bawlcd
the Lieutenant Every man wheeled
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03
RUTLAND HERALD
,,l,shsd svsry Thurpasy Worninr
60 hai1sf. ~


trTrpTfFtFG
.t-t stmsn cons rtruousi1 Inserted i1f
..sf per square Tor Three ~,eka. tWen-
,t rsats pct squsto wl.l 10 charged Tor
. stg1cnt insertion
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

WuIpriNG \ WIFE. A man was
up the other day before the Recorder
for whipping his better half (,ayS the
y. q. Delta ar amusement It APP
pears, in which brute as hc IS, hc often
INDUCES.
A hard featured chld OF the pmtlcs,
a boy about eight years old, was IN
court. He too, seemed to take the af-
fair as a matter Of course. lour ia
thcr IS IN the hahltoibcuuug youruo.
thcr-ls he not, my good boy SAID
the Recorder
Yes sir, lac IS, said the young hope
fui, firing one marble after another at
the same time across the floor
Docs hc beat her severely p SAID the
Recorder.
Whorc THAR sand the boy, stlll f.
ring hls marble, aud cyncng a mar
kcd W cut OF respect for at least nttcn-
ton 10 the court.
Does he beat her severely, | say ?.
repeated tho Recorder.
Wei I'll tell you what it is, Judge,
said the boy, when dad goes IT, hc
goes il
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

BLkzlNG TINE WAY. Every one
accustomed r. live m new country,
is aware that the first settlers, ore IN
the habit ofblazlng the trcc&aIi along
the new roadSNhat they may lay out.
a process which IS nothing more uoE
less thar cutting n small piece OF bark
from each tree. b. this means Incy
can ever after keep the road, ram OF
shine 4 friend, says the New or
leans Plcayunc, tells good story Of a
back woodsman he met day or two
since IN one OF our principal streets. -
The chap had large piece Of chalk
~ his hand with Whi-h be marked all
the most prominent buildings he nc,
with. Anxious toosrcrloin hIs object
our friend cpgu,rcd his rolsou for thus
cho,a2y ,la fronts and doors AS he
paes.'. why, the fact IS. replied The
hlcl"opd,m1n, i got considerably
snarlcd up here ycstttday-wa' lost
for two hour, aud like mover 60 InF.
found my hl'b1lt agau ,.' 'l. rH
lngs and wI.lugs. Ni,ul ,H,.. ,u
today. thought ! YOU'D p.' u.slr
my way a, went along s." ih.iI could
lind nv rori back You iouI catch
tins Particular individual b.ug Ios'
agan N vour doubling aud twisting
street. " wavyo1 caonE IT,
The Southern journal., 1846-02-07
A List Of Letters

Hh ema'ning in the Post Office at Mont.
EA cell >, Miss, on the lst day OF
January 1916, which il NOT taken out by the
lst day of Apnl next, viii be sent 10 the
General Post Office, as dead letters.
Blocker, Mary Eilz. Bnrge miss Virginia c
Bridges, mrs A Bel, miss Caroline A
Brinson, Della
Black, Wm w Buckley, James
Buckley Burton S Buckley BENZ
Cole John
Gvins Robert
Harrison William 2 Harrison John Martin
Hiliard John II. Harmon w H
Holdam John Il Holiday James
Harvey Theophius
Johnson B F Johnson AG
Johnson Andrew
Kerby mrs Elizabeth
Lowe miss lamar Lowe Jno B
Lenoir A S
McLeane rev Rob't Moore Hugh 9
Mitchell S w Mitchell r
Nixon James Maxwell Jesse
Nickolds mrs Sabra
PEBBLES VIM PendIeten Dr. w
Price Thomas
Ray Anday Riche,y John
Steen Nj G Steen james
Shannon James Summers Hesekiah
Slringger Simon Scarborough Daniel
Taylor miss Sarah 3 Thames William
Tyson Josiah Thompson Barna
Vance miss Caroline
Winhorn Cbus,o,r r Williams James
Wolf James w
ID. +. N. TURNER, P. NJ.
N. B.-Persons calling for any of the
above letters will please say they are ad-
yertised.
Monticello Miss :, Jan. I, ls46.
The Southern journal., 1846-02-07
The State Of Mississippi,
PIKE Count

PIKE COUNTY.
Probate Court OF said County, November
Term, 1916.
10 all persons interested IN The Real Es-
tate Of Matthew Turner, late Of Pike
County, deceased Greeiing:
w GU are hereby cited 10 be and person.
IL ally appear before the Probate court
q said county, at the court house in
HoI'ncsviie, on the fourth Mon lay in Jam
oary, next, and silew cause, if any you can,
why the following described tract Of land
belonging 10 The estate of said deceased,
situated in The county and state aforesaid,
sh,nld not be sold, viz
The north half Of the south wesl ouar~
ter Of section 6, in township A, range 4,
containing 80 acres, more or less.
ltis also ordered that this citation be
published six weeks successfully IN tie
iIolmesville "Free Press published al
Holmesvi!le, Mi. and 10 the $50 Journal,
published at Monticello, Mi.
Witness the Hon. Chris
tian Hoover, Judge Of the
LIS. Probate court Of said county
on the fourt Monday in Nov
A. d. 1915
Issued this 9Th day Of Nov 1915.
LEONARD MAGEE,
Dec. 6, 1845-2l-6w Clerk.
The Southern journal., 1846-02-07
JOHN BAILLlE.
Under the Free Trader OGce,


MAIN STREET, NATCHEZ.
AS constantly on hand, "a large as.
E-A sortment of cheap goods, which he
vail sell at very low prices Tor cash. As
bis stock is selected expressly for countr,
customers, he soIicits cali from all with
whom economy these hard times is an OBJ
ject. His assortment consists in parI
Of
Blankets, white and colored,
Large and small Bed and Saddle do.
Cassimeres, Satlinets, Kentucky Jean
and Tweeds,
kerseys and Linsevs,
Red, yellow and white Flannels,
Bed Ticking and canton FIannels,
Bieached and unbleached ShirlIng of the
best brands,
Lowell Osnaburgs: "A, 7-S and 3.4,
Irish Linen, brown, black and white Hol
lands,
Bombazine, Alpacas and Merinos,
Plain and twilled Mousseln de LANES,
Grape and Chamelions do.
Blanket and worsted Shawls, all sizes.
Bandana, flag and fancy silk pocket hdkls,
French and Italian black and fancy silk
cravats,
Hosiery. Gloves, Ribbons and Fancy
Goods. &c.
CLO1HING-consisiing of dress and
irock coats; good black dress coat for
$I2 90; Pilot, Pelto and Flushing Over.
coats. all prices; Cashmere, Sattinei.
Tweed and Jeans Pants, do; Fine linen
bosom Shirts; Lambswoo and Merino
Undershirts and Drawers; with a general
assortment of every article in the line.
BOOTS and SHOES-a very complete
assortment. Super calf sewed Boots,
waterproof do. and pegged do; russelts.
kip and calf Brog ms; boys and misses
calf and kip sewedand pegeed do.
SADDLERY--Men's Spanish and
English Saddles; ladies' Side Saddles for
$40; gents Englsh Go. for S6; bows do.
HATS, CAPS and BONNETS-con.
sisting of all varieties and shapes. Russia.
Cashmere, Nu'ria and Wool Hats; Cloth
Velvet and Hair Seal Caps.
Florence Braid and Fancy Bonnets: a
few Bombazine do. for mourning. S3 each .
with numerous other articles impossible 10
put into an advertisement.
" Don't forget The store. the first
round the corner from Cotton Square, on
Main street.
April 90, l845-42-ly