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Notice

A Ii persons indebted to the late firm
IA Of Swift g. Stone are hereby no.
tilted that Azel Baclius Bacon Of Colam~
bia, Marion county, has been duIv auihor,
zed and appointed torcceve and collect
all monies and dues 10 said firm. and that
the said Bacon is solely authorised and
empowered to receive and collect the
same, and that all settlements must be
made with him.
t. S. SWIFT.
w. A. STONE.
Feb. 2s, lsl6-33-tf.
ALL persons indebted TO Swift s. Stone,
are hereby notified TO make immediate
payment to me of their several debts to the
SAID Swift & Stone, otherwise the same
will be forthwith collected by law.
AZEL BACKUS BACON,
Atty. &c.
Feb %, l946-33-lf.
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April II 1876.

The undersigned will continue business
at the old stand Of A. s. l.. Beer g. Co, ,
and keep constantly on hand a good assori-
ment Of Dry Goods, Groceries etc. etc, the
patronage of their old customers is res.
pectlully solicited
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7. DIIliA " % Z.
April II lS46-39-4w
The State Of Mississippi.
LAWRENCE CoUNTY'.

Probate Court, February Term, 1886
ygYHE undersigned, commissioners, APP
A pointed atihe February term, 1916, Of
the Probate Court Of said county, 10 re>
ceive, examine, and report for allowance,
the several claims of,hc creditors Of the
estate of James Watson, deceased, reported
insolvent, will meet at the court house Of
said county, on the fourth Monday of each
month, for six successive months, beginning
the fourth Monday in March next, for
the purpose of receiving, examining, aud
ting and reporting tor allowance, all claims
aTainst said estufe
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NOTICE..

NJ IL II.
EgaIlE partnership heretofore existing be-
zzH tween Marx & Hymann is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All those
indebted to said firm, are hereby notified to
make immediate payment Or they will find
their accounts in the hands of an officer for
collection. MOSES MARX,
f. HYMANN.
" Mr.. Hymann is. doing business at
the old stand.
July ii 1916 -52-tf
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ISAAC NEWSOM,
May so, 1S46-46-6w.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI 6 g
I,uDPNcE COJrN,rv ~ ~

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI 6
LAWRENCE County. ~ -
EHY Matthew B. Cannon, Judge of the
I'D Probate Court of Lawrence county:
Notice is hereby gwen, that on application
10 ME by PAMELA PRESTIDGE, ofsaid
county, who claims an undivided part OF
all those tracts of lands, to wit:
The northeast quarter of section one, in
township 7 ofrange 10 east, containing one
hundred and fifty-fve acres and forty-four
hundredths-The south east quarter of
section 4e, in township seven OF range ten
east, containing one hundred and fifiy-fve
acres and forly-four hundreths-the south
east quarter Of the southeast quarter Of
section ;hirty-six, in township eight, of
range ten east, containing forty acres; and
the southwest quarter of the south.wes'
quarter Of section thirty one, in township
eight ofrange eleven east, containing forty
acres.-l have nominated Fleet Cooper,
Ben namin Cooper and Mastin Parkman,
commissioners to divide the said tracts of
land into three equal shares OF parts, and
unless proper objections are stated to me
at Monticello, on the 22d day ofJune next,
the said Fleet Cooper, Benjamin Cooper,
and Mastin Parkman will then be appoin-
ted commissioners to make partition of the
said lands, pursuant 10 an act entitled Fan
act concerning the partition of lands, held
by copartners, joint-tenants, and tenants in
common" $
Given under my hand and
seal this 9th day of April,
l.. S. Ammo Domini one thousand
eight hundred and forty
SlX
Nj. B. CANNON,
Judge Of Probates.
May 2, l846-42 w9
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State Of Mississippi, Z
PIKE County, s
Probate Court Of said County, at The MAY
term thereof, l846.
'NOTICE


10 all persons interested in The estate Of
Allen King. deceased Greeting:
w OU are hereby cited to be and per.
ii sonaily appaer before the tonora.
bic Probdte Count Of The county aforesaid,
on the 4th Monday in August, next, and
then and there shew cause, if any you
have or can, why the following de-
scrbed tracts ofland, situated and being
IN said county, should not be sold accord
INC 10 the PRAYER Of the petitioner, to-wii
The soalh half Of section No Sc, town~
ship 4, range @ east, 3i2 acres; and the
west quarter Of the southeast qugrter Of
section No 5, range g, east, containing SO
acres.
/ IS also ordered that this citation be
published six weeks successively IN the
ilolmtsyil!e Free Press and the Monticello
Journal.
Witness the Hon Chris,
tan Hoover, Judge of the
LIS. Pfobate Court OF said Coun-
y, tins the fourth Monday
Of day, a. D. 1916.
Issued ibis 25th day Of May, l84G.
LEONARD MAGEE, Clerk.
June 6, 1846--47-ew.
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A List of Letters

I'D EMAINlNG in the Post Office at
Eh Monticello, Miss, on the lst day
of July, 1916, which if not taken out by
the lst day of October, next, will be sent to
the General Post Office, as dead letters.
Askew VIM r Hutto Martin F
Bridges Mrs A f 2 Haggatt Isaac 2
Bridges H IL Johnson Andrew 2
Benson Hiram S Johnson B f
Byrn RichmondO 2 Knight Miss H A
Boyett Larry Larkin VIM ID
Bryant Benz Lemon If IL II
Bowren John Lincoln A B
Burns DR. Thomas MeyIins Melford
BURY Gen W Mullen L S
Cooper Benz Murrsy Col E IL
Cooper VIM McKinsey Alex
Cox Jas Il Mallard Miss M A
Cox Edwin Neylans Mrs A Mo
Cox Peter Pres,idge Miss 2
Cannon Jesse Pettilt Thcmas
Castilow Thomas Siringer'Wm
Collins A b Strlnger Moan
Carlisle Allen Spelghts S A
Chambers J r Scarborough Allen
Douglass George 9 Silyey c
Davis Henry Taylor Enock
Dunn G w Thomas VIM
DonnelIy Charles Wiley Miss Emily
Francis S w Williams Miss M B
Gregory DR. Hiram Williamson E X 9
Hide Rev'd Ward DC
Ham James Walker w L
Harrison MIR Wead Frederick
Harrington HH Whitworlh ALB
d. F. N. TURNER, P. NJ.
N. B.-Persons calling for any of the
above letters will please say they are ad
vertised.
Monticello Miss :, July /, 1916.
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New Goods.

e 7 E are now receiving and opening
Wv the largest and llandsomest assori-
mcnt ofGoods of every description thai has
ever been brought to this market, which
we offer at unprecedented low prices for
cash.
A. GALLAND & Co.
April 4, l8A6. 38-tf.
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NANCY BRIDGES.

China Grove, Pike Co., jane IS, 1916.
This is to certify that have used some
few boxes of DR.. G. X. Tyler's ague ans
fever pills in my family, and in no case
have they failed TO efiec! cure when Ia
ken according to. directions, and no re.
lapse as yet, has followed, although six
months has passed by.
N. B. RAlFORD.
For sale by CHARLES FISH.
And can be had in every town in the State.
Monticello, July 4, lS46-5l-6m.
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0I- The highest prices win be paid for
Wool, delivered to us III this place. We
will pay 5 cents more for il if ii is c!eansed
according 10 our direciloLs.
Monticello, April II l845-39-tf
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The State of Mississippi,

July 4, 1S46-5l-6w.
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May Q, l846-42-6w
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June 81, lS46-50-6w.
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yEW- YORK TRIBUNE.

cs,xE WILL oury-It VIII be remembered BY
or rssetrs that the barn. shed. sid dwelling Of Rev
i.sac Whey Of GogstoEu. n Il. wcrc consumed By IRE
ia lie dead Of nght win nearly al thef contents. tTo
Of the children slso coming 70 peri.hinS ~ h
Danes There was no doubt Of It's being the Work o.
10 .Dsendsry though ]. was impossible 70 s.sr
deed upon any one We learn that all Is At enst ~
uian Robert D. Cogston Of Msuefcste' Pas DsH ~
rested convicted and MADE confef.s wilt 81 ob his ns
deed and peea committed 10 prison 70 s"ats , 80
,si IA sasnicior mad fastened upon am w fecehly
and upon he askHgwleSss' En- ss 70 5s inc
80 Of the house ont residing near Bosto or which
800. he Wa 10 Teceiye<he suna 0! SlVt Yne design
ser'os Nc ~ INSURANCE and then ssiT TIE land by
whicE financial ssTangse. he ezpected q .eszs o.e
~ ~ informed hst the principal in The crime has
su brought back 70 the STATE and bound over N heavy
bonds, 10 sppear al the nezs Court Gong. Jour.
F1gE--On Thursday last, about O'Clock, flames
we're perceived bursting through the root Ct inc long
wooden building known The Recess inc hte
spread 80 rapidly that The least hope was en's
tsned Of saving tho building and the e"r; o. Gu' GU
zens were devoted saving what they cid o. re iul
niture &c and 10 the pfcserTatiol Of te hs'soo. 'o
buildings. tWhiteasH DeH''0'a7 ~ 80
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seyss Mt tso stock Exchange. ...sart
rgcOgp BOARD
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

n ss Caledonia from hSagGip a"S ha syS i,dr
NJ. Mann MTG Jspusf Mdslc Baril Mr Londne1, lady,
( Children and female sersaut Mr. Davidson Parker Mr.
II Willisuson senior Benedeste. Senior An:oni Batili
nor saDouirico Mr. sharpes and lady, Messrs Thor
speckin Thos Medley, Tho1 Myers. SHAY. Corning Gas
t6essy. Heberten, J Leisy, J Ramsay, Ramsay John
Boldin Langley, Esenwein Ganthelnr J NJ Andre.
inc Henry, / r Prisk w Klham, Dizzy Young
lao Davis flanes Coram, Howe, Amellns, Capt n
Thomson, senr D Fanmarcs and syt, Senior & ANON.
dold-A.
Mr. Jno Anderson--i.
From RalDc1-Messrs Mann Carr. Garrett Nor
ton, PEBBLES Slater w II Rudolf II Wright Jas HlcLa-
ran and Mrs shsw--l0. Total g.
Lr .se Spsniss steener-ofpar LeoFe from Havama-Don
Joaquin Peruvian Minister and Family; Don Jose Ortiz
Ceball6s. At,ach6 Mr. E X bod; Mr. Hernandez mrs u
Mathews and child Keen, lady and child feoics,
LADY, and child.
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RANDALL's GEOLOGY

INCENTIVES TO THE CULTIVATION oflhc Science
Geology designed Tor the Of the Young. by $. s.
Randall. Deputy Superintendent, OF Common Schools
Tho State cfNew-York, &et9c. vol ianc Price ST
rm, Origin and Proeress psychological Seenee
fnt IL General Principles Of Geology,
Part Ill Scientific Divisions Of Geology.
Fart ~ Geological Features OF the United States and o:
the Stale OF New York.
fsry v. Practical Results Of Geological Science.
&C. Agents, Booksellers and others will please send
ihen orders.
Erifds. from tie .tutlor', Introduction;
In the preparation OF this work The object OF the s-
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tan leading PRINCIPLES and PROMINENT resas OF Geoc2l
cal Seleiee cheay with the OF engaging tho acu
tiep and attracting into this interesting channel The ~,
searches OF the YcaGe The purely scientific details and
sscnea language With which the practical GecleSisI Is
familiar have been as far IS possible purposey avoided"
CS Ths work Is printed new, large type. vol.
Aae l2no with numerous enSrayinss aad neatly bound
cloth for Private and District School Libraries Price
sc cents The work mas be procured through any of the
Booksellers GREELEY L NcELSATN
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CERE FnLIONs CIRE.-More nroof of

CURE FOLLOWS CURE!-More proof Of The
Ce.tcacy OF Dr.. Taylors Ba!sam OF Lyerwort- | was
afflicted with cough, owing cold, accompanied with
splitting blood and pain in the chest loss OF sppe-
lite and night swea Several phy scaus had attended me
grew worse and pronounced incufab!e-l believed
could not live long. b.. TayloTs Bssam OF L!VerSori
rave me hope benefited the first, d= my health i'm
proved my appetite became good. my looks were health
and all a,Onshed the change this medicine effect
I'D Five bottles OF this Balsam has made man,
feel young again and very thankful for surprsing re-
covery This wonderful medicine. did not Imagine
so much efficacy could exist Ia advertised medicine
tirrerrv advise 81 afflicted with consumption 10 try It
JOHN WHITE, Lewsyillc, y Y.
Prepared by Toe original proprietor formerly $40 bo'fe-
" NOW M Is Brekman.si. do 81
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CURES WARRANTED, IN many cases, Tor 81
- Persons afflicted with Sail Rheum, EIysipelss IN lis
various forms Ulcers arising from Scrola dwellings or
other causes Fever Sores Cance!ous Affection &c 3c
can have permanent guaranteed, by applying at NO
Hamilton near a;haris SewYork Ladies and
children attended by4 lad who has been for many years
etaaeu,!y successful prescribing for these distressing
compains u By the agency Of safe and harmless
medicines she also administers speedy and positive relief
10 mothers afflicted with diseases OF the breast white or
milk Lex &c. Respectable references given
For sale thai cheap safe de.e.gedy popular and truly
valuable Family Medicine well known Dngley' cello
brgted UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, for the speedy and
efectual cure OF Burns and Scads when slight seldom
more than on- application Is required TO effect cure
had sores or ErupIions on the ace head ears kc. &C.
This iestinab- guent Is prepared on strict pharna
ceuiica principles and has been constantly and sxien
.yey used In this city and other sections Of the u Sts
during The last eight yeafs with the most perfect .ces
To be had OF the proprietor only, Al No. Hamilton
near Caihenne-st. Prce s. 81 or - ce;i.s per box
rla LIN
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HUMAN Rights.

ESSA1s On HUMAN KITHIS IND THEM FOLtTl-
CAL GUARANTEES. BY ELISHA ?. HvRLsur. Cc1n-
seller a, Law Of the City OF New-Yors- ] VOL limo
Its several chapters discuss the following ,opies-I TIE
Origin 0. Human Rights; H. The True Function Of Govern.
rasni LII. The Consultation OF oovernnsn, w. v Con.
sea,!osai Limitations and PrehiS.eas VI The Elective
Franchise; VII Rights eraansns from the Sentiments and
A1eetoas VIII. The Rights OF wcmsa; IN TIE Rsh. o.
Property and lis Moral Relations " Ip,eecua Property
70 Tbs Work Is praIsd 90 isi- lar type and sod re-
al NJ 50 ceatS per copy.
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NO MORE WHITE, GRAY, OR RED HAIR.

NO MORE WHITE, GRAY, OR RED HAIR
A REMEDY which enhances considerably the beauty
Aand alters the appearance ~ the counienance from That
which Is much disiiked. II Is pleasing to have ehcient
means 10 remove these defects To effect this change oil
hair much wished for is the grand md neyerfaiinS
property of Jules Hauels Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye
which the proprietor with justice state IS Tar beyond
ANYTHING OF tbs kind ycthnown In ils or any other
country ls properties very powerful though very
innocent This chemical result IL wonder, Us II enables
persons dye nstsntaneousy their hair without me least
Inconvenience For changing red or gray hair, "hiskeI
eyebrows &c to brown black, or chesnut color. Inc
slightest evil need not be feared from Ia use
it alto elhef harmless This composition IA the only
sanctioned by tbs science Of chemistry 10 dye IN al
rdeble manner, the various gradalons OF coors without
inconvenience and has justified The liberal pa-
fouage and unlimited confidence OF the public IL BLACK
il required for box marked n. II brown, box marked
8. For sale, wholesale and retail by
JULES HAUEL, Perfumer and Chemist,
No. 10 ;. Tnlrd-st- below Chestnut, Phiiad
Beware Of Commercials Ask for " Jules haueis Nege-
table LIQUID Hair Dye. you want The genuine Article
A Premium awarded 81 he Franklin Institute
And al my Agents, WYATT KErcHAM, III Fu!on.st,
v Clrehueh 205 and go Broadway; +. A. Arau Laay-
cite Bazasr cor Broadway and Liberty b. Jacquemod
AS Broadway Havilsnt, Reese Co Meidrn-lane and
all the respectable Druggists III the u D MO I'm
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Books.

NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.
EIlRTH j. HALL. franklin square, and FlRTH, HALL
l. & POND, 80 Broadway.-Ca!ly Polka, by Aien Dod-
worth. with coored vigne,tc, 80 cts plain yignetc -
cts Jenny Lind Polka, 6y Dodworh. Both OF the above
arc PLAYED by Codw orh's Corner Band. Once only let
ue speak, song by Aliss Touyl3 cents Les Topases
No 2 TrOis Regsries Alcncoques by Francois lunten
-25 Original Redowa Waltz by Julien, with col
cred vicnetie-50 cent? WIZ be published soon, bod
worihs Knickerbocker and Santa Claus QuadriIes both
songs n30
THE ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK
TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. description of each
L State. the Cities Watering Places, and principal Towns
the Railroad and Stage routes prices offaTe &c Enbcl-
ished with rs highly finished ensrayngs and An accurate
Map Of the United States. Just published and for sale,
wholesale and retail, by SHERMAN SMITH,
MS 3tawlm' l2l Broadway corner o! Cedar'sl
ANIMALS! ANIMALS
A GENERAL assortment OF Annuals, for sale by
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BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS,
the very lines, bndngs and all sizes suitable for holt
1dsy presents. for sale by
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81 Z t$% ~ s-T
Adams, Mrs j P
AiexandIi&. Mrs Jane
Allen, Mr. Abby
AIbertson ars } c
Armstrong, Miss CsihsTins
Arnold. Mrs Harriet
Bradbury. Mrs Adrec
BAILEY. Ars Ss:sr
Bgnoron, Mrs a
Braunsn. Miss Lucs
Baroes, Sarah II
pas-st. .ilss Eazabeil
9e-c5, HIs Euicsh
Bedlogy, Mfs Julia
Be-key, Hf- Margaret
Beyern. Mrs Mary
Benson. Mrs EnGsbeih
Bsets, Iii.s Eliza
Blincon, Mrs Ann Mara
Bird, Miss Luusia
Boten, Ann
Bourn, Miss Emily "
Brown, Hirs Harriet
Brown, Mrs HELEN
BalsfOrd. Hrs
Boyuton, Mrs Susan
puTns. Mrs Catheriu.
Bucs, Hfs
Brush. Hfs Henry y
Rrunonler. Mrs Eliza
Burns, Mr. Margaret
Bran, Miss Martha jazz
GaGery, Ann
Callahan, Hiss osfah
Cs!shsr, aHrY
Calender, iirs ~ J
Cam pbel., Miss Ellen
Cameras. MISS A6eiia
CLARK, Miss Elizsbeth
Chs;;erton. Mrs Catherine
CsYsusugh. airs julia
Clearkin, Mefy
Cheayer, biiss Leuchs
Christy, Eirs Elizabeth
Cliker, Catherine
Chris;y. Mrs Ro.s
Conawey. Miss Bridge.
Come, Miss Eilzabsth
Conkltng. Bliss Beisey
Cobitt. Miss Mary ;
Coleman. Mrs ABBY
Combs, Mrs Margaret
COnrev, Rose
Coruwoll. Mrs Elizabeth
Coonney. Mrs NJ A
Conrou, .iiss Nos-s
Glow, Mrs Elizabeth
Cotton, Mrs
Cox, Mrs L
Cuenin, Mis-
Curry, hliss Ann
Cummings. Mis-. LOUIS.
David, Mrs VI c
Dam, Mrs Aun
Dayton, Hrs Ssreh J
Day, Mary
Davenport, Mrs
Del1ny. Mrs Mary.
Deas, Mrs Rsbecca
Doyle. Ann
Donovan, Mary
Douglass, Miss Mary +
Dove, Mis-. Mary Ann
Downey, Mary
Bowling. Miss MarEsfe,
Duncan, Mrs Hester Anu
Dunn, Mrs Catherine
Duff, Mrs 2. nlope
Duggsn, Miss Margaret
Ellis, Mrs
Earl, Mrs + B
Evans, Mrs Emma
Farghhav, MIR. Anita
Frances. Mirs NJ q
Ferpum, Miss Anpsh
Feayin. Mrs n
Fleming, Catherine
Finney. Mrs Abby
Field, Mrs g T
Fun, Mrs
Fitzgerald. Mrs
Fitzgerald. bliss Joanna
Fieles, Mics Julia
Fleetwood, Mrs III \
Foley, Mary
Ford. Miss S
GniIaway, Sarah
Gallcsno, Mrs T. A
Gallagher, Miss d
9arTi;y, Mise Ann
Gleason, Miss Sarah
Greenlief. Miss Mary j
GLENN. Mrs Marian
Gibson, Mrs
Gilmore, Mrs
Grover. Elizabeth
German, Niles Bridget
Graves, Mrs Abigail
Goodwin, Mrs Jane
German, NJ Jane
Hall, Catherine
Hamilton, Margaret
Huu, Miss Theresls
Hang, Caroline Barbara
Hand. Madam
landlord, MIS- Sophia
Hart, Miss Caroline l.
Haven, Mrs Freedom
Hardy, Mrs Susan
Hawkins. Miss J c
Hatch, Mrs Mary Jane
iI6ilyu, Mrs Mary
Hap. Susan
Henry, MIS-
Hesland. Mrs Tunis
Henson, Mrs Jane
Herrick, Miss Elizabeth
Hernandy. Miss Dora Z
Hill, Mrs Margaret
Howell, Miss Phoebe
Houston. Mrs Mary
Hollinger, Mrs Caroline
Hcsert, Miss Fran1iska
HON Mrs MARY
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anTLsiIsEr y TIE IkispHE ~ sF4-.AL AfFcsl'1Ls4.
zls Iz-la &c u Te,t.<r enacted.
And I'll advertisements made ccsr the orders Of the Post
master General IL newspaper newspapers, 81 eters
unca,Eed for IL any Posi- Oe shall be cserted II the paper
papers Of the town Place where the oce styeri5rg
may Sc SITUATED, ArriEs tse get e;TcuLct,sT-
Sesg Pest 0-Hce Lar, Pas,,d Marc. }, isia
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NAVY.
B.suter- y l. Eosl-s-. al-us.--zt SaIieE.s = Z Z
Bsr-lstt. JONI Il Eyt-. y i...z- t>I,--e:- Es= Mo
CIs.k Dzaiei Jones EDWARD P-li
Cur.5-, 1t ! " Saaoa PlrEeI'' = Stl.-a- sot,-2i
Duzas, L Fed L.rn5s-t- D La:!of' NJ
Ed, 1t Henry Ma u Wi.I..-E Mason - Jas y
GaI.op, CAasF M.zTlde,, CpuGA Wsrd, POI
Gsrs5s- Co-rN-t, V1SJSa- William. Weis, Il George
Greece ~ 81 II Csbes. Webster, * Jzc
Green tf.-,,a- u, - -CyGrfisrr y Weber, John
G.ll-u. Samuel Ph.!..ns. CHARTS tNll-onr .e.~-l
us;g. II z o1scA. " IL.zz Hl.<oa- Jatnes
4 .11iil5u JoEa y Hourz PziIicS q w iLsl1s- 5if
!4artMidJ Elliot fo5u %. Cap c " liiiort ssls
Hoffman SID WGiROBERT H. f!OEhI-, 7. W.
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SMITH's HOMEOFATIIt FHAKM L
- Broadway corner OF Rroume-sL-J. L. > SMITH teY-
Ing saved from late FIRE much of his stock o! Hourops
mic medicine in an uniuured state is enabled 10 supply
orders and furnish cases, &c. NC as heretofore
He mus removed to the sbov- number where may be
found family and other cases srnca ncture arnlca pas
ter and generalssorlmeni OF medicines oil Inc best ga
gQ
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Amy
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Anderson. LsRa cdueadcz. q Il szseeii L; John
BALDWIN L : W IS S!l--o-s: LIS y
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DIR. RoAKE's IODINE EMINENT.
THE ASTONISHING SUCCESS that has attended me
application of this most valuable Lininent, ana me
rants NV calling upon the afflicted 20
al the only remedy that can be
relied upon, and viii do all that II
Is represented 10 do. II is
Guack nosirum brI a
scientific chemicsi
compound Of
iodine Of
snOwr ard established efficacy.
Il permanently and efeclay cures
RHEUMATISM,
of The rbs conractons OF the cords and muscles and
Govt th,ers OF hoW long standing; Spra!ns Bruises
u-nors Hard Swellings aGd Enlarged Joints, yield 10
few applications OF this Lnimen II has been used with
incredible success in scrotu!a or Nag y' I'm p
Glands Diseases OF the spine ard Hp JOINS nc poIO
reux aud all Neryqu. Affections. 49,,
L, invaluable and acts like CHARM stopping ne oeec-
ng Of aesh wounds and causing them heal IN few
DAYS II has never been SHOWN to fail curing the
stubborn Ulcers Fever Sores and Sweled Legs AN
across Kidneys in the Chest Side, Sun Neck sore
Il speedily and ecc;ually eadcses cuiuneors erup-
ions Of the skin in the form OF Sail Rhenn, Eryspeas
Sc lttn.tan;y removes Toothache and Headaene II
extracts the psu and Corns Bunons Chblans &C
Aword upon the origin an. cause OF
When the human frame shock, either from
heat cold a other causes, The weakest portion 81
the system suffers most. One person VIII haze cOusl
the lungs being The weakest organ, his nelghoor rheuna-
ism The muscular aud cellular tissue being ihc weakest
another enlarged glands and swe!ngs, the sIaadulr sys
TEN being tie weakest &c When you have an organ mus
suffering the more your application the parts dis
'A''1 DR.. RoNkE'S IODINE LINIMENr
nygoFates and restores to perfect health l. only wants
10 be tried 10 satisfy the most scepcs oil INC restoring
power OF this valuable Liniment -
Physicians daily recommending Or lsoaSes iod'ho
true scientific compound OF Iodine in the form OF Ln.isn
without color and unpleasant smell that be used upon
the mos; delcse femsla or child with perfect safety
MS eod1w s. iN9ERsoLI, Sole Proprietor.
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