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THE EVE
THE EYE.
DIR. WHEELER. Dentist % Greenwich street, the


DR. WHEELER. Oculist, 20 Greenwich street. near the
II Battery devotes his exclusive diseases
the Eye and Opthamic Surgery and the public
there the which the hui
be essentially relieved cured by him The number OF
undoubed testimonials which be his Office will
sfy the public that his practice eeded either in
extent by that Of other Ocus in the United
States.
Artheia Eyes for SALE and which will be inserted
reasonable terms.
Office hours from AM. o'clock M, amer which he
visits outdoor PATIENTS
pamphlet containing remarks diseases OF the Eye
with numerous instances Of great cures effected by Dr.
residence the will be forwarded making
application to him by letters. post paid o6eod2ms re
DR. KOAKE'S IODINE LlNIMENT.
THE ASTONISHING success that has attended the APP
plcaon Of this most valuable Liniment and the high
testimonals that daily received warrant calling
the afflicted to resort at TO- the only remedy that
can be relied upon and will do all that il to do
Il quack but scientific chemical compound Of
iodine OF known and established efficacy.
Ii permanently and efIectually
kHEUMATlSM
either chronic nhammatory, paralysis loss OF the
OF the limbs contractons Of cords and muscles and II
matters Of how long standings sprans, bruises tumors
OF this Linment Il has been used with incredible
IN scfofu or knes Evil enlarged glands diseases Of the
spine and hip joints doIoeux and all affections
rs Invaluable and acts like eharm stopping the bleeding
Of esh wounds and causing them to heal in few day., IL
or sores and legs pain the Kidneys in
inc chest SIDE, stin neck, sore throat and Group.
IL speedily ind ehectualy eradcaes eruptons
o. the n IN the form q salt rhenm erys.pe pimplss
removes toohache and headache extrsc the pain and
cure. corns bunions, chiIblans &C. Sold BY g. NIGER
sOLL sole proprietor 90 John street. o3i eodimsnc
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street: ID. Brigham II Co. SO Pine street. ai6z2msm
ANOTHER CERTIFICATE
Of performed by Dr.. UPHAM's PILE ELECTU
" AIRY, addressed to the Agent in Rochester =.
Rochester, Sept. a, 1876.
Messrs Post WIis-Gent 1t is with ordinary eel
haze e,psrienced By the use Of Dr. UpSsm Pe
Electuay, which Obtained from in case Of Piles with
b-vond endurance and cannot be known imagined only
By those who have experienced like Affections.
tay,ng been long vnd sorey afflicted, induced to
address you, that through you may make known to my
ham. Electuary which shall hereafter keep hand,
find beneficial in other respects, removing obstinate
tiyeness morbid Accommodations the stomach and powels
and TO purify the boodhus emoung the cause OF Piles,
when a speedy must follow: .. -,
tusry Of you had consulted Of best physicians to
bur hide benefit Should know cass OF malignant
Piles refer them residence IN the town oil
Gates where shall be pleased give them much more par
JOSHUA BEAMAN.
Sold Wholesale and re by the proprietor 1876 Bowe-
~; WYATT KETCHAM, i2l Fulton street, New York,
Mrs. Hays, BROOKLYN. Price 81 $50 lmsrh
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CHKlSrIE'S
G L n U ! G A l. v A N l @
TRENGTHENINC PLASTER

STRENGTHENING PLASTER,
'VMpREGNAIED with the Electro Magnetic Prneiple
i and used in connection with Chse's Msgncfir fluid
with the greatest benefit Just spyoaching therefore
of the Gsvanc Siren hening Plaster which confidently
asserted to the safe, certain and eecus
ever discoveed-m few words the test plaster in the
world! , =,
beumafsm and weakness OF the breast and for
M Wy Of those complaints to which females are specially
M Ne As eenu,l for strengthening the system
WI, debhed by disease or other causes certain AID
Institutional weakness; as apreyenve Tor colds, and
liz ectons chest seneaily the Gavsnic Strengthen
@ ~ will be found Of great and permanent advantage
usaton caused by its exceedingly pleasant and
reeab .ie. vAre, p...a~r p.w
,py~.o us and worthless limitations. ms iw.rc
DRAN OY-yug received per French brig Aryeds,
II Ram. h Becker Brandy, under Custom House
iaSx aad : ytitled 10 debcauIe for sale AZ ,
LAWRENCE, MY Go.
.,,wsuc - South William street.
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NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL
NOS IS 4 81 WATT STREET
FRONTING CANAL STREET.
Beficeen Hudson and lirteicich streets
MIR J. II MERRIAM takes this opportunity ofreturning
WI his grateful edgmens those who have
handsomely pstronised him from the first he
iden,d with ths New York Riding School, and pledges
himself to endeavor by the unremtting
merit or their kindness He would respectfully
info his friends aud the public, that he will open his
Evening Glasses connection with his Day school, for tu
JAS. CODDIN0TON, Proprietor.
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GEORGE LODER, TO SIGNOR MICHELE
RAPETTI

CIR 81 have been much grsivsd psrcsivng in
paper Of day. an advertisement addressed to Mr. Hen
man. manner that trust your cooler Judgment will
greet have had the pleasure If acquaintance and
hoped friendship for years and i H. matter Of
much that you should have far have
people put your hnd TO paper calculated to do harm
thcse who know we'll reply is but may
suffer in the good opinion Of land desire the i'll
will of beg leave frankly and all,
that never applied to Mr. Herr for an engagement The
pressing dclicacy interfering with you telling
that he wished avoid Of psrtalty
one.) That never combined against That
have no particle Of influence with the press and II had
Tents respect. and whose good opinion should greve
forfeit. Believe me, Sir,
With respect,
Your obedient servant
GEORGE LODER
Guad Mar -naIt
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AeENTs IN NEW YoKKGCHAaLEs H. RINc, corner Of
WARNER, 2o3 Blocker street. JC HARr 3s Grand
Norfolk; L. LEWIS SCI Greenwich; Dopp, I'll Broadway
street, Brcokyn; OPS Son, Newark; JoHy PEARsos
Co. Portland q. DrER yr Providence; HoApLEI PHELPS
x Go. lt2 Water N. Y. ole I'm MWF%r
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NOTICE.
G L Il Y q III Z Z z n G K

GET YOUR ROCK
ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as the cold weather has
Oysrcoats and Pants handsome with
cuffs collars Innings buttons and buy
this Call the Cheap CashT aoing Store
No. q Murray corner Washington street, where yon
all those dsgeeabe scents that generally attend article.
that have had cleaned Gentlemen this puff Cali
and and you find that you charged such
prices have had this OF the year
81 the numbers and 49, where you depend
with any disappointment.
nj 2wsr A. CORTIsOs, "a Murrayst
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TO wooLLEN GOODS MERCHANTS
II. MIGEON & CO.,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND SATTINRTs NE.
FlNIS1ERS

No. Sal WEsr STREET, NJ Y.
- EFERENCES and orders for work at Messrs. Woolcou
~ and Sade, 50 Pine street, w c. Langley Co.. rs Broad
street: ID. Brigham X Co. 50 Pine street. aiA2p m
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FREE CONCERT
SELECT FREE AND EASY"
Epery Evening, at the STAG HOTEL" 20 Mercer
street, bet,peen Hotoard and Grand.
Commencing on Thursday, Nov. S, at TX O'Clock.
VOCALlSTS,
Mrs. Newtoa Miss De Mortimer, and Mr.. Collins.
professor will preside at The Piano Forte
No 2tsr
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= THE Residence of the late Leonard Kip. Esq, jus
E; ont Of the city OF Hartford Conn., The house stands
on the high grounds overlooking the city from which
ssi four room. on foor with large poieo in trent and
modern convenience, and in the most substantial
The stable and bas directly in the Of the house.
with fruit Of the best kinds desirable residence
for gentleman wishing from the city could
found Of the beauty Of the surrounding country
the society Of city its advantages Of
Of mile dsant and the Of New York
and Boston at all seasons ofthe
Half the purchase money can remain on mortgage for
length of me be paid insalment to suit The purchaser
Apply to LEONARD W. KIP,
192 Broadway New York,
o9 2weodsrc Rev. WIN. !. KIP, Albany.
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FIRE IN MADISON, lave had a great fire
on the I'd inst which consumed four Of the best store
rooms in the place. Pollsys Brother ~ock covered
NV Insurance. II Hobbs also Irby Smith, not know
G. w Basnstt insured; the buildings all insured The
property of C. w Basnstt the Etna and Protecton ON
;hs snasrers Loss estimated at sac, 600 Cor
------- -. sun1n GnzfNe.
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THE blue blaze of burning alcohol day lamps in dark
back bar rooms cold. rainy. chilly days. throws
awful glare human flesh and mind and bright
bright with the streets psoped by ITS warmth
facing The world unbushng for mine has left him with
prcuading from their sockets muscles drawn fightfu
cons-foth oozn3 from the of
lips ard dreadful death cold .ettling his lungs poor
lock of hair,
And underneath CLEANS protected white of skin,
That eft iondy kissed by that dear kin.
See see the markit my son !" thus distracted
Mother.
Now this is the effect of Rum. The effects Of
MRS. JERVIS'S.
COLD CANDY
reveuedn the effect of curing colds coughs
throat Group. whoopng cough influenza. &c
Sold by MRS. JERVlS, 33s Broadway, door the
Tabernacle.
Put up in packages of Is, q, d and 81 each.
10 Be ask for Mrs. Jervss Cold Candy
AGENTs-kushten Co. 10 Astor House, ITO Broadway;
Blackett 1874 Bowery Bumton ~ Sixth Ely 233
Hudson street, Nelson. of Catharne and Madison
Lecoun Of Grand and Division Streets sad Mira
Hays, 39 Fulton street, Breoklyn ITO Grand street, Will
IjansburQh nj af&r
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NOTICE.
adjourned meeting of the New York Philanthropic So
ciety will take place the Mercer House, Of
Broome and Mercer Tuesday evening the
10th inst at O'Clock NJ Punctual attendance request
ed, as business of importance will he transacted.
BY order. SAMUEL REYNOLDS,
Ser
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DROrEsSOR RODGERS delivers the Third Lecture of
Il his new Course on Human Magnetism this evening, at
the Lyceum, Broome He will review all the
principal phenomena and theories in dispute on thus highly
which have been given what Mesmer termed Ami
nal Magnetism. An will be made to msgnetize Sc
veal persons from the audience. To afast
seven o'clock n9itsr
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
II &N pELLUC. nephews Of tire late B.SOUILLARD,
on.d respe ctullv inform public that they III
true AVID ~ to PLACE & SOUILLARD, late
Druggist. oil his city and that they stall continue
business of Druggists and under the firm of
DELLUC < Co, sUCC EsS0Rs TO PLACE & SOUL.
LARD, the old established by the SAID Place
Southland Nos Park Row and 5ei Broadway and that they
have connec'n whatever with other
Ne York october 23d, 1886 nal
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WANrEB-A An hsrssnsss VI NJ hsso senA 10 ;
w sdy sell apsie eS srd wllIsSs p % e the Souairy
M s,Iswss ADDRESS 0eorse, Herald CMes wiiN lsms
"a f,,ldsres Cpmmynicstirns viii receive stssieu on
LADY aasssa 10 teach nuic and dancing will be pre-
feYfed n93tsr
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months during the owners absence, moderate
lix terms. Address communications box 1884 Lower
POst Office. NJ
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UNION HOUSE.
THE subscriber has taken and splen-
did Hotel completed the of the beautiful
village Of Springfield Mass and will the came for the
is large, Iichly finished and furnished and offers
all travelling through springfield for
States Hotel" end Congress Hal. saiatoga, the sub
scrber respectfully vites his old friends and
8. g. SEMAN.
Springfield. July "a, 1886 aus smsr
FINE LINEN SHIRTS.
MINES. PALMER & FAIR, l76 Broadway, would in.
Nl wife the public to call and examine their specimens of
ne edlework and the style Of their patterns.
Orders executed for part Of the n3 Iwsr
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J. A. STEVENS, Proprietor.
Government OF Mississippi.

STATE OFFICERS.
ALBRaT G, RRowN, Governor.
Wilson Hemmingway, Secretary Of State.
j. Z Mathews, Auditor OF Public Accounts.
William Clark, Stale Treasurer.
John d. Freeman, Attorney General.
J. M. Lewis, Librarian & keeper Of Capitol.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS, AT JACKSON.
David G. Glenn, Receiver of Public Monies.
B. R. COwherd, Register of the Land Office.
JUDICIARY.
JUDGES COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS;
VIM. l.. Sharkey, Chief Justice,
A. M. Clayton, Associate Justice,
J. S. b. Thacher, " g
Inhn M Dnf1isld,- ole-lr, resi4vs at Jackson.
(Sessions, first monday in Nov. and Jan'Y.)
SUPERIOR COURT OF cHANcERY.
Stephen Cooke, Chancellor,
Rob't Hughes, clerk residence at Jackson.
Ii. Dickinson, vice~chancelloT,
], C.AIderson elk, resd nee, Holly Springs
session, LIST monday in June and December).
Sessions, likewise, at Columbus & PontOtoc.)
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Samuel ]. Gholson, ] Judge residence monroe.
r. NJ. Gaines, U S dis. atty Southern Dis.
ThO's Fletcher, marshal ,resd nee j Jackson.
VIM. Burns, clerk, residence, Jackson.
o F Bledso,U S dist atty, Northern Dis.
And'w A Kincannon, marshal, res, Colmb's.
6 NJ Ragsdale, clerk, resid' nec, Monro CO.
CIRCUIT COURT UNITED STATES.
Heter V Daniels, Judge, residence, Virginia
w H Brown, clerk, residence Jackson.
session, 1st monday in May and november.
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An act TO amend an actapproved February
"a, 1914, entitled an acl TO amend the
several acts Of Limitations, and for other
purposes.
SECTION ]. Be 1t enacted By the Legis>
lafure Of the State Of Mississippi, That the
eighth section Of the above recIted act be
extended so as 10 apply TO judgments rem
dered without the limits of this State.
SEC. 2. Tha' no record Of any Judgment
recorded in tny court of record without The
limits OF this State, against any person who
was al the time Of the commence ento of tho
suit on which said judgment is founded, or
at the time Of the rendition of such judge
ment, citizen Of this State, shall be TeceiV-
ed in any court of this State, as evidence
to charge such citizen with liability after the
expiration of three years from the time Of
the rendition of such judgment without the
limits Of this State.
SEC 3. That this act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage
Approved March 5. IS40s
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R@R z nv
lie Bid oil Passage.

Aue bLFus OF FNAsdbts
BY z. eALLAUDET.
High in the air, instinct their guide,
Speeding, until their home is won;
BY no temptation drawn aside,
The feathered travellers move on.
From cold and storms they wing their fight
TO southern lands with cloudless skies,
Where Nature smiles, forever bright,
And WINERY tempests never rise.
too like them would take my way!
To warmer regions, 'tiIl the blast
And whitening frost, of winters day,
With all its gloomy hours, were past.
And when old &c comes stealing on,
And BEINGS sun must coldly shine,
To some fair cline would be gone,
Where Lile's spring could again be mine
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PRIDE.-There is no vice to which the
human race is SO prone, and none so insult
able TO their nature and condition, as pride
that self.loye which springs up so rapidly
in our souls, and leads Us to view our own
qualifications Though magnifyingmedium,
which gives existence and reality TO the
phantoms Of imagination. Pride commences
with our life, grows with our growth, and
spreads through all our conversation and
conduct. She accompanies US through every
stage, condition and circumstance OF our
terrestrial course She inteTmingles with
almost ever, action we perform, and every
pursuit in which wo engage. She attends
fus to the grave, IN all the pomP, solemnity
and expense OF funeral. She engraves hel
DESTINATIONS inscriptions on the stone tina
covers The Wondering body, and when tina
copy is incorporated with its original dust
iii and these DOrds Of Oanity are 10 longe
I legible, she attempts BY escutcheOns an
pedigrees and genealogical legends, to per
/ lpetuaie the name which wisdom had PEI
5 lhaps consigned to oblivion. This is MOT
j or less the foible, this the deformily, th
: 1.-THE deep.rooted vice, Of all mankind Prid
!, appears in the cottage as well as the palace
she sits on The Workman's bench as we'll |
lon the Monareh's throne; she struts drivir
2 flock of sleep Is well as marching at 4
q head Of victorious army.
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Government of the United states.

EXECUTIVE.
JAMES X. Polk, OF Tennessee, President.
George M. Dallas, of Pennsylvania, vice Presd emit.
James Buchanan, Of Pennsy lvania, sect'y Of state.
w, L. Marcy, of New York, secretary of the navy.
R. J. Walker, of Mississippi. sect'ry of treasury.
Geo. Bancroft Of Massachu sets, seel'ry of war.
Cave Johnson, of Tennessee, postmaster general.
John Y, Mason, OF Virginia, attorney general.
JUDICIARY,
Roger 6. fancy, Of Maryland, chief justice.
Levi Woodbury., Of N. Hampshire, associate JUSTICE
Smith Thompson, Of New York, =
i Henry BALDWIN BALDWIN, g Of Pennsylvania, 3
James M. Wayne, of Georgia,
John Mckinley, of Kentucky, -
John Catron, Of Tennessee,
Peter v. Daniel, of Virginia,
OTHER OFFICERS.
Winfield Scott, major general Of the army.
James Shields, com'r of general land Office.
Edmund Burke, commissioner of patents
Seth Barton, solicitor of the treasury.
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A BEAUTIFUL PIcTURE.-The annexed
heart.kreaking sketch, which so tluthfully
depicts the result Of the maternal influence
over the infant mind, is from an Italian
novel, 'The Lady of Milan" We would
that the sentiments Of the extract might
operate every where as good example:
GA mother teaching her child to pray is
an object at once the most sublime and tens
der that the Imagination can conceive. EIe.
waited above earthly things, she seems like
one Of those guardian angels, the cOmpan>
ions Of or earthly pilgrimage, through
whose ministFation we are inclined to good
and restrained from evil. The image Of his
mother becomes associated in his infant
mind with the invocation she taught him to
his ''Father who is in Heaven" When the
seduciions Of the world assail his youthful
mind, that well.remembered prayer to his
E"Father who is in Heaven" will strengthen
him to resist evil. When in ripper years he
mingIes with mankind and encounters fraud
under the mask of honesty; when ne sees
confding goodness betrayed, generosity rid.
, iculed as weakness, unbridled hatred, and
the GOODNESS Of interested friendship, he
may, indeed, be tempted to despise his Eel
low. man, but he will remember his "Fathe
who is in Heaven"
Should he, on the contrary, abandon HIM
self to the world, and allow the seeds o
! selflove TO spring up and flourish in hi
' heart, he will, Notwithstanding, sometime
+ hear warning voice in the depths of hi
s soul, severely tender as those maternal lip
which instructed him to pray 10 his 'Fathe
i who is Heaven" But when the trials I
II life are over, and he may be extended o
d the bed of death, with no other consolatlo
n than the peace Of an approving conscience
E. he will recall the scenes of his infancy, ii
,e image Of the mother, and with tranquil col
r fidence will resign his soul to his "Fath'
,e who is in Heaven
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Private Boarding.
Notice.

WE would inform our patrons
and the public generally, that they
will find az III Phoenix House 1.-THE most po-
puIar Hotel in the City, the very accommoda-
ting proprietors, J. Lamkin & Co., always
ready with their attentive servants to con-
vey horses, buggies, &c, to and from this
establishment to our stable without extra
charge. Persons wishing any thing in the
Gvery business, will apply to US, or J. LAM
kin a. Co.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT. & Co.
aug l5-6-tf
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of this State; and this act SHALL be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved Feb. IL, 1916.
be in force

An act supplemental to an act entitled an
to reofganize the Judicial districts of this
State and for other purposes. approved Feb
3, lS44.
SECTION. !. Be 1t enacted By the Lfgiss
lature IF the State Of MississiPpi. That all
writs and process Of every description issued
or 10 be issued from or TeIunabie to, any OF
the circuit courts in the counties now com>
posing tile first judo al district, which wTits
or process have been or shall be tested either
in the name ofIhe late or The present judge
Of tie said courts, or bearing test Of the
times Of the spring or fall terms ofsaid courts
! in the year 1915, either as fixed by the act
TO which this is supplement. or by the laws
| in force al the time Of The passage thereof
and reiurnabIe 10 the fall terms Of said courts
for the year 1916. either as the same are
| fixed by the act TO which this is supplement-,
or by the laws in force prior TO the passage
thereof, or reinrnable TO the spring terms Of
said courts FOR the year 1916, shall be deem
ed and held 10 be valid aud regular 10 all
nlents and purposes. and shall not be squash
ed Cor anV Irregularities in the particulars
above specified.
SIC. =. That the provisions Of this act
shall apply 10 the several judicial Cis.tciis Of
this State.
SIC. g. That this act shall tai c effect from
ifs passage
Approved Feb. %, 1916.
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LAWS OF MISSISSIPPI.
An act 10 regulate Tie practice Of the circuit
courts Of this Stale, in certain cases.

NOuttS vi tufS A5tdtG3 CEFLhIH cases
Section !. Be IL enacted By TIE legisla
tire Of The State Of Mississippi, That in
the trial of eli civil suits IN the circuit courts
Of this Slate, the judges ofsaid courts, when
The counsels or attorneys differ as 70 the
law, shall give instructions or charge the
juries on the points or principles Of law ap
plicabe 10 the case either before or after
the Argument, CT both when requested so 10
do, BY either party !, aud the said Judges shall
not give any instructions or charge until the
same are FIRST reduced to writing, aud When
so reduced 10 griting, they shall be given Of
refused, in the words and figures so written
and it the Judge shall alter, change or give
other charge OF instructions than those asked
tor by the parties, such charge, alteration oil
other charge or Instruction, shall be FIST re
dnced 70 writing and read by the judge tc
the jury: and in no case shall any Judge give
oral or verbal charge or instruction. but al
chtrges or instructions shall be written ard
read TO the jury, unless by consent Of boil
parties; and The lnries shall in all cases a
the request of either party, take the charge
or Instructions given by the Judge TO thei
room; and when charges or instructions ART
given or refused, as aforesaid, the same shal
be noted by the clerk at time, as given o
refused. and shall be when go noted or en-
dorsed, part of the record without any bill
Of exception either on appeal or writ Of er
tor to the high court of errors and appeals
Sec. ,. That said judge shall give an
charge that he may deem necessary for th
better administration Of justice, whether re
quested 10 do so or not, provided, be rende
The same in writing.
Sec. 3. That this act be in force from an
after its passage.
Approved March 8, 1916.
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yearly Advertising.

For riy lines or less renewable a, pleasure so co
No contract taken for less than yearand payable
half yearly in advance
The privilege OF annual advertisers Is limited 70 their
own immediate business and al advertisements oT the
benefit of other persons sent in BY them, must be paid
JoE by the square.
. Professional Advertisements.
For 10 lines " less; aIseTabIe. months, So 90
10 do DO DO DO Is 90
a-ALL JOB YORK MUST DE PAID FOR on
DELIVERY,