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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
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| January 81 Il
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
Another graCt,
Administrators Notice.

iiEREAS, letters OF admmI>Irl-
= ton having heen granted t. the
undersigned bN The Problte Cuurr of Car.
roll county, at the January term 1876
thereof, on the estate Of David Aiken, de-
ceased, all persons having claims against
said estate are mortified 10 present them
duly authenticated within the tIue pre-
srbed by law, or they vii! lie fore, er bar
red. PETER GATEWOOD, Admir-
of DaUid AikeA'S eStite
January IA, 1876 SIT
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

iaAa p u r. >FPr~ So 81
a'fs-', rs 80 -a- e-f- 1919 50
g S1As.t Nate H 20 teFa
e.l'e - ~ f-t h'a- 49, 20
- Aef- q a>tA
fasea ~, ~ Cs,ysa + - .alr, las
ia>en a', aF thaR'S = $40. o1e
-
-. ~
''=4- a. N'N =
a1sea ~, at j T. Aar~ta F,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
RlackSnIthin~

ME undersigned auuoaaceS = the
public that he siili vontnues az the
same stand IN thi- place. Tie gives ~
per~unal attention Al aB umss sni SIX
IN hi line vii be executed in ~ sood
mtunrr, and al "a i0N pFtrss - any hrrr
IN this sectinn If reuntrx. tt has two
furgeS IN operation, 8nt : euab,el a. sx-
ecute o. drrs Wuh eNpe,iiifah-
PLOUGllS- II have now. and shaG
keep un heni { r Sale lnt e suPeriav res
PloughS, Of different kinis.
Il. : ORDER
Carrollton, January l, 1876 4lf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

M HEREAS. letters Il sdsnns,sss-
unn having heea g-auted q fhs
Undersigned by the Prohsie c.ur' "a CIR.
roll COUNT. a the Jsanary tesm lst6
thereof, ON the estate e a II. N.Frasoa.
decreased, al persons having ehaus agalts
saii estate. are no,ifed q present tArai
duly authenticated Siihsn the nmr pr
srrlbed ~ law. or they wtll b. forever taF-
red. HENRY p TURNER. 4da'r
Of 4. IT. Merrisoss es,ais.
January "a. l>f6 Os
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
AdminisaraIor'> NoIicr.

"O all persons Interested "a tae -
tate II Michael Herring. dsevasesi ,
Take notice, tht AZ the March tefm
next OF the Pros ale Court 81 Ctroil csHsn-
II, | Will present M aecounl ior al.cs-
ance and fiuul settlement a. adninsslator
of SAID estate.
JAMES TOM NSEND. Adar
estate Of Miekssi Herring. dsc'4
January u, 1916 So
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
A high, healthy and asreea-
bic situation for sale.

Z WILL sell (pr.vided early applica-
ton be made. that beautiful and high
Iy improved FARM on which at present
reside, lying on the main road from Gre
NADIA to Carrollton, six miles south of Gre
NADIA. The farm consists in all Of $40
acres, 400 acres Of which is highly I'M
proved, having thereon a large and cnm-
modIous DWELLING HOUSE. fine well of
water, and all CONVENIENT out houses
On this tarm is Z most excellent pea, h
orchard.
viii sell the 400 acres improved as
above, or the whole, rs NAV SUIT the pur-
cha~er-and vii positively sell at price
suit bic to the times, and give such other
and further indulgence as to satisfy rea-
s"nab,e purchaser. Also
Another sraCt,
containing 8I3 acres, lying IN the South
ern par Of Carroll county, seven mn e.
East Of Black Hawk, on whirh there l.
$50 acres highly improved, and in a fine
state of cultivation; On which iarm there
Is fine ring near the dwelling.
The purchaser can procure corn, fnd.
der, &c., in the event Of pur, sing either
farm. J. WRI HIT.
Jan. IA, ls46. 53r
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
committed 60 the Sail

4 az Carroll county, Mss,
~ ~ y December /, 1915, ne
49, grI man who SAWS his name Is
pXI ISHAM, and that he belongs to
aaAazAz@ the widow Foster living near
Canton, Madison county, in this State.
He is about % ears old, small stature,
5 feet 4 or inches high, very bushl hair,
reached in front; had on when committed
jeans coat and pants. drab overroa'--say~
he Runaway about the LIST of August The
owner is requested to come fnrwari, prov e
properly, pay charges. and take HIM away
7. S. ORDER, JGiler.
Dec. 10, 1913. 52-tf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
ysW Ealuns q -ns Rzlszr NaSflR
tIsa gdarri b S16 IA slt1Er.

Xsw ysluuf q -ns RzHaT-SzaST.R
tea nd1rri D S1it n s1faEv.
Tbs = IA ageet sseaP FrsaHae. as -
offer The Msss-ss1sss Izs.eEar aeea taa
eonuseuesmsas q ~ seev,t rs-aaf, e.
she fogowing reduced rrr-ss
One years Saesrripiics-. ca E2szr-s. $50
II rad wilAin lkr=e zee,aS. 80
II roe pals u1.h7n rhr~= uaoaaes, Se-
a--No variarica f1esz tesss srruz 81 az
case whalsVeE-
Subscribers wha hare aisel3y pa =
advance. Nj receive ~ pax = ~ ss-s-
ed rates tom nsxi week
Oar prsS-ns suaScriesrs <hs par s-r -
esusing year wishia oae uuea'a ssz ~
late. vii e Considered a Fagia< ia a.
vance
Atthsse ra,ss taa De=o<Faf = n seras.
or cheaper. shan ans PaP@E ia - So
ar in tbs section 81 sh~ UuaSa- " Aafs
furnished, durin< sAs yesr Fss'. /.
quantity Of rpa3isg wass 2 rssa
han aax cean.ry PaP-s 10 ssr >'s'f- !
shall eonaaue % 10 sO-sFsrFrk p
- o,, sksss wershr q Fesar -
ronarr. TA= Pa2sr - = -Sas1-
the usual Pesetoa.,is- e''ss
n,,rniax. and sorwarasa g s''~''
,bs earliest mas FaPsTS sa'Fr
nlails not excssdsrs - $50
pc<;age- -.
psssnsS- -, ~"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

TAKEN Up, by Greenwood LEFT IRE, a
hay pnney, 6 years old, l3 HANDS high, lei;
hind loot white, no marks or uranus; ap-
praised to S25.
January u, 1916 6-3t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock lst Sept. 1915, 1856
Arrived since LIST Sept. 42l ,729 - 429, 285
Exported do. 3,246
Stock on hand, 10th Jan. 1916, ll6,o39
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

COTTON. of the week % 900 bales
The market closes firmly, and we quote as
follows:
Liverpool Glass; fcation-L Louisiana and .Nis-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

- PFrse.s ttkrrE - eztFeFs sse krrsty
uo'ta~a aof e. a.risver faen - enlrss re
EaE<rr's cfrefFa,r tksi iars hrsr tsta
ie-a.l, Prsseu aaat ac1 e 81. r,ss. Is Pr
laeea-es.e-es-z taes 49, &C. lsl4 re-H.az-
BE tgr 1ar Costs.
T. Il. hmHEuEau Ezrsrr.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
NEW ORLEANS MARKET--January- 10.

[ carefully CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE
IN. o. PRICES CURRENT 81
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

Of tis State Of Mississippi az Ca-rol-tos-
J ,,iah SM'a BllI FOs D'v,Ecr,
NJ. 3D2 - 10 Dscszber Tsraz.
s'roh E, S'o,uU. 1915,
TENHIS DAY come the complainant. hV .
his Solicitor. and i epreariuz bt
The satisfaction 81 the c Ut Jalt the de-
tendaut l. non resident II the safe sf
Mississippi. the same having hen Plgs en-,
Il IS ordered Or tle I 0art, That putles-
unn eft the peaden~y ui this tlll ts nlals
weekly for three successive IA nrhS tn the
\" Mississippi Demucras,n p BeVSF per
published IN the town Ui Carr,Lls..u, q ar
rull couniy. Mississippi, that unlesS ghe
said deirndan, hall enter her appearance
At the neNt June tern OF lhiS Coari. amt
plead, answer or demur 20 the cuaPlslB-
ants bill, the same vii be set tawn iar
hearing on the facts charged Ia the bi.l.
and decree passed IN the same msnnFr
as # the defendant had appeased aud sa~
present in the court.
issued on the 10Th day Of Decanl-es-
A. d. 1915.
4 true copy froa the Minutes
WAI. 2. BULE, CIsrG.
/ December 1915. 3-l&
ABSTRACT OF EILL.
! Bill states that ,,m1iatnant IGteEUaITsed
with defendant. Sarah E Sioyal ia e.
ear 1888 thai the sand Sarah Ivvd sI.b
him until the year 1910; ihs, in the Or. urr
lot October, OF sail ear, agsIuS' h-s u.i
land consent, she de>er'ed bIm, ana 2, IA b.
ed to the State If Louisiana, where So
has ever sine lived >ePuare aud aPar
from complainant; that complainant b.
bren a citizen Il Mississippi for The la>
twenty years.
! Pray> for dissolution It the marria-s
contract betweed cam lalnant n rrEt
tant; and tor tn. restaratioa 20 cusup. ia
ant of all ms rights and privileges as as
Iunmlrned man, Sc.
/ y E~r I'm, r-f
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
Lost. mi,Iaid. or stolen,

A NOTE ~ aazl rx-re-rt O. 49,
y 80. r-ia-r-sL a. nas53 b..
S~curts,. Sc lae >1aa 10 49, e-2 go
i-rty i.,lazs- 7ra1 ga, rr1 ea'c's~s
3l1a ss My las. aaa Fas4 -e D. > 80
n J'c ris. g-1r--aa ~ zee I
~. e Wa~e - Srr'r, e. cva~-
"a. =. a. es,Fs cna- as,-. ~ ga Aay
- 80 v7.Fr - - - Mr. u-st-
ihl> = % s-sesa7a ~ $3.50
--r--.-..r-...s-- = a. seserz1s=e- uas
-, :. .-v pe-~e sxre9s Ar C-raa
- a. .,,.-,-.s.s,- ~ Sc
ALFRED MOORE
nsceuf - I, l>fS Si-sf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

DLANKS. = Magrst.a ie's summons
and Executions, and Constable
Bonds, for sale al this Office.
0cooer % ls4S N-N
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
Free Storage.

Ep + M ke mo charge f'r storing Il
y Cit n sent to is az GrsvuN'.ol,
and intended Tor shipment % our iT,euoS
Mes>rs. Fearn, Crenshaw * c.. aud
Mes~rS. MON, Titus x c., New Dreams
We are ALWAYS ~ mnds T. make Iaegai
advances or purchase al the hlshr>tPriceS
J. DUNCAN & e.
Greenwood, Dec. >, l>4j .
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

One Of the ~ea'lhiest and most infiuan-
tial citizens of Boston is about To give "a
practical illustration OF his 0rinion as to
what shon Ironstitue republican arislo
crazy. For this pnrpr>e h. intends glvrng
splendid entertainment, to he composed
of such guests from all grades OF society
as are distinguished for their mnral, intel
lertual and physical endowments. A large
number OF the factory girls If Love-! are
included in the list of invitation. He in
tends, if he can, to place beauty, inieii-
gence, virtue, aud usefulness, in The front
rank of society, without regard to wealth
or occupation, thus fprning an ari>tocracy
based upon merit so ely, and Mt upon ac
cldent Lou. Dem.
From the Montreal Pilot. Dec g
WAR WITH THE UNITED SrATEs.-The
following advertisement appeared in yes
terday'S Herald:
10 Volunteers. undersigned beg
10 inform those who are DESTROYS of serv-
ing under them during the approaching
war. that they will meet lien al the Office
at ~Birss q Colbnrn. Point al Caiiiee, on
Friday eveu;a@@ the 9TH inst, at eight
O'Clock. God save The Queen!
f. +. CC\BURN.
J. HUTCHINSON.
Dec. l8, 1915.
1t is signed ny officers regularly APP
pointed by Earl Catheart, within the last
five DAYS. Comment is unn. cesSarv. II
Earl Chtheart cannot find persons OF COM
mon discretion among our cilIzens to act
as militia omcers, he had better refrain
altogether from any appointment
LIE THEArRE-Didn't Mar Ann Lee
dance last nIghi Bost Post.
Well, she i" didn't do an, tn,ng se.''
Del0.
Didn't do any thing el~e"?--lhat's
questIonable--a mnoied point.
STEAMBOATS, were built and
registered, iii the district of The D ri 81
Pnt~bnrg, during the year I945. forty.tuo
new SIC iuboats, with freight ra,a,Il, Il
"a. 8 rs
- present population oil Americans
In Oregon Is from six 10 seven thousand
i Is though, that it wlIl be double that
within year.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

As IT SHOULD BE.-EmiIe L. Sere, the
regularly NOMINATED mnrratr candi-
dates, has heen elected IN he lst Congress
Sion,l Dsirlrt of Lolsrana, over McH n
ny ana Wad>worth The vote, AS far as
heard from, is for LA Sere l644; for Nc
Henrl 337; for Wadsworlh III.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
Dis,rict Chancery tourt

Of tie State Of Mississippi az Carro,-soa.
J ',iah SMal BILL FOE DIv.EcE;
NJ. 3o2 10 Dscembsr Tsraz,
S,rah L. S'oval } 1915.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
N. Y. MARKET-sen,. 2-9Ip ,

The Leather sale to-day comprised mostly OF in
eoE qualities, and declined compared with last sale
qualiiy considered, &c. per 10.
Cotton, but little done; buyers hesitate about going furt
br.
Flour better, Genesee cold early Sil25 and after
yards at 81 10, and 1000 bbls goo6 ship, at 1925
hoagh store lots were TO be bad the close 81
hnd fresh ground a 81. common brands
Wheat, 1000 bu good Ohio red brought sec; rye has
been sold at Csc Tor new, old 75c corn firm at 53a55c
pats 27s3Uc.
Southern -four is &c better.
Whiskey, 500 bbls sold at 2l!c, drudge gle.
york Is lillle heavy and has sold SO and 80 So
Sales 1000 bales Manila hemp at 3 la, so ton.
mead winds retnrd the arrivals OF FISH, and dry cod very
scarce.
nooono &c b1yes oil 53e urEenns continues 10 sell At
something over $500 spirits 50saJ7es 5Se Nothing In or
shanze. ~ -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
Asst EVENINGS MAIL.

4 Governor Smith. accompanied by Auditors Heath
Brown. Register Parker. and President Gwynn Of IN,
x X Company. arrived si Norfolk on the evening of
ID inst for the purpcse Of attending tho sale Of the
''mou,h q Roanoke Rail Road. which took place yes,
ay lhe Governor aud his suite were received with
sry eono' ~ the volunteer companies Of Portsmouth
Norfolk. by tho latter Of which they were ..eo,.d =,
. lodgings at Blanks National Hotel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
NEWS FROM FORT LEAveNwopry

NEWS FROM FORT LEAvENwoRTH.-we find
the ST. Louis papers Of the 2Sih ut adyces from For
eavenworih to the 23d ult. The Republican SAYS
We regret TO have TO the death of Lieut. Col
en VINO was in command of the battalion OF Mormon
at mat post on their route TO Join the army under
en- heaFney Tie died On the 23d August of eonRestve
yer Col Allen belonged to the regular army in which
held the rank OF CsPtsin. lie was detached for tb.
'ecial service by Gen. Kearney.
The last two companies of Colonel Prices reyiuent Ie,
orr Leavenworh on Sunday morning the Odd
dining late had been received from Cen Kearnev and
'e work OF forwarding supplies was going actively on
fsa' scarcity OF wagons aud teamsters felt and the
Oek oil provisions was accommodating rapidly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
BOSTON MARkET A. a,

Cotton-lhe sales to-day unmportant Provisions
Sales Of 1875 bbs prime Pork $50 cash; 30 do mess
Bee ORGY $50; 80 do No do, 1918; so bbl so kegs
Lard, t5a1c per 10, mos. Flour-The market is without
CHANGE moderate sales Of Genosoe at SiIsIa425; Mi
chgan saba; Ohio s3575a4l2I; 300 bbs FrederieksbR
az -, cash. Corn-fhore but little doing; sales of rel
low l ~ 5sa59, white 53a54c per bu cash Molasses-
Sao OF 100 binds CieniueROs Muscovado, for export a,
l9c per gal, short price. 8 mos.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
City Arrivals.

CoLUnBIAE Horn, Sept. &C. Smith, Port Deposit,
msyaud H. Kem. ChaTlot'e b. r. Powell Gainesville;
John a. Rutherford, Virginia; A. Taylor & Son, A. l..
Creatlem. R". s. Wnire. Chesterfield; II. Wahall md
daughter, Misl Waltnall, Powhatau.
EXCHANGE HorEL, Sept. AZ RufFn Jr Prince George;
d. A. NJ. Garber, ledy and servant Alabana; j. W. l.,
m In md lady, Mss Rives Providence, r. L. Myers,
New York; J. r. ClOman, ~ Carolina: J. g. BOardman,
X. hm1nd John Dickson. Norfolk; S. NJ. Drnker Rich.
mono; Geo. II. Smoo, Alexandra, Va; VIM. L. Smith,
Owsn-boro. Ky J. ). Robinson, Charleston, s. G.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
wonrnAM, MccaUDER Z. CO.


OffER FoR SALE : arr
1S mus. % Crpr, 2. R,eo and n O. sugar , al -rY
o. ~. w loaf e'a'hse' aSi Peiseraod DO.
AZ eh4- hoa-e. part prime IN,
rs, , beg. ca oovsrnusAi lava coess
N5 Do MAO .r-. d
lS5 do IAfVaua "a
10 hass N. cha do
ctnPo~der and Black Teas, Of best q1aiiiy
$50 ksss Nails assorted Dor and ~Mshos,s
zoo SIDES Sole Leather. coed and eamaseI
van " Ru
500 tbs Shoe Thread
a. bones spcrm Candies ........
10 DO Judfs pat ~. Caadles
Ieo Go Candies. Huil- q wooirum.
100 do soap .....
do strea
10 kegs Fair Petre
. esroOn. Ind no
10 ba'seis b. 8: (Durards Olive OIL
20 tes Coal Pr on
Winter sp rm OIL
1000 .'ss Dvpoa,s sporting and blasting Powder
500 bag, shot
Bar Lead
20 hbds Mddlinf bacon
20 do Shoulder do
500 best family Ham.
100 boIes TIN Piat-
Block Tin and sp.lter
200 Wrapping Paper
$50 Grind Stones
IS bbl Tar
20 bbs pure Cider Vinegar
Is qr easkz best wooibouss VIM. .r........r
Genuine Old Port do
Cotton Yarns at factory prices
Cotton LIes. London Mustard
Ginger, Pcpger, All Spice, sacks Salt, ne
) tons Am. blsiered Steel
Enslisb bl.st. Shear and Cast Steel
tons Spring Steel
10 Sweeds
rs : f TSss,.. and English IRON
shes, and Boiler Plate Iron
Ares Plough fAtr. &C 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
Correspondence of the Bait. American.

There was nothing done stocks with the exception of
bout 100 shares Morris Canal a6i Pens SIS declined
nd offered 66i only sc bid; Reading Railroad bonds
a. but 10 bid Reading Railroad shares 32t and but 81
nd.
Colion-hoders are firm and what few sales made at
oil prices. small sales OF Flour fresh ground at S3S75u4
id stock 50 C25a3,75 Penn'a red wheat slaS2 cts and
Si7 cts, on time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
BY Kent. Kcr DAN A AtTaIsr.

BY Kent kcpd a. Atuatsr.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 10Th Sept commenc
oe'oek VIII sell without reserve Warehouse On
h street. large and handsome fresh and d.sr,
Die dry goOes suited the fall a1e-anonr which
will be found -
Wool bh blue AID Invisible green Cloth.
Blk and fancy Css
Oxford MIXED blue and fancy sAtinst-
Blue and Cadet mixed Kentucky leans
Paid Lrs-ys Rsrssys. Twesds
F1ushngs and Pi1 Cloth.
White and Seare FianneIs
Coaknss snd cloak haingI
Prints Of new ard han1soue style.
Apron and Furniture Cheeks
Biz and cord Cambres
Gala Pisids. Aipaea Lustrer
Tartan PA a and Damask shawl.
Six and eouln Hdkfs
Hosiery Susp-nders, Gloves
Ingrain and CAoef-
Beaehed shrtings and sheetinEs
Brown Driiings TIekinss
81 7 { and 4 Dane-tirx
Patent Tsreads Spool cotton r ,,.. 6.e A.. Se ,uh ,.
the usds. ''s
TERMs-Ubdsr 500. 500 mo, er.dit IN, ar,
au3l Anrt,on.c,.
Additional.
nave nyoec'o had ard shall receive
sale several additional sgnments Anonx which are
20 cues splendid n " sy e Prints
10 do saiinstc' Of deHabe styles
100 pese. Fancy Casimeres
rieh Cashnirfss ana Mouselfnes
10 do Bingham and lotion Umbrenas
Is do kcr-eys, Of dtf-rent grades
do Bk and Cord Afaeeas
DO Irish Linens ana Brown Hollands
DO Tweeds and Coedrg.ous
do Canton Flannels ke
To be closed without
Il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05

7roHbies at NIupOo.-The last accounts from Nauvoo
ndeFed quite probable that the excited parties will come
lIo collision. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
MRS. MEAUS SCHOOL.

sh0ckoe Hill, Richmond, Virginia.
VIE st,n annual session OF this Institution " III
eay of oe,os., n. "A - a. IN,
3ft of Jaiy fstownx. : -
ass 'sososss and extensive course Of Esg:h rudy
The school aud farlly. - "
media buropssn languages win partieur attn
hon sn us course Of Fienh ssdng ,tdy n be sr..
easod ~ the mpo'sstan az large Of foreign work..
ano po's-.o OF ostrsuished ability
eaeh and every r
me .xcroas pfoesea'oa Of study during the ..sioa
years Apply IN Mira MEAD. Richmond aa s-t,aO.,
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IN TOR +

IN STORE,
~ Graduated Cashmere Robes
Cashmere DCoFse
Apaeeas OF all eol.urs
ATacea Reps
Eng. aud American Print.
Dress IIhkdfs
Shawis, a large ,tlck
Irish Linens and Lawns
Linen SLeeiinEs
Gloves and Hosiery
Satin n STA vesiinrs
searfs and Collars
Dress Tres sto.ks
Umbrellas
wcrst,d vestngs
Embroidered do
French CaismeTes
Eng and Am. do
Black, Bronze and Brown French C'.lh
West fEnsland DO
BIk and blue do Of all Frldes
Beaver Cloihs Pilots and Flushin1s
IRISH Cicths for
Coddrngious for 20
THcedes Of al krds
Kentucky 1can., vcIy low
Heavy huci Cloths fer negroes
Nap
Kcrrsys Lirseys
Tursey Red Cotton
White. RED ana yellow Fiannes
lambf7gool anu moriuo shfru and Drawers
Fu,rtlrc and apron Cheeks
White Mauarits Quits
Brdtieks pnd Lace
HobilctIscs
White Cambria and Jaeeon.t.
Plain and other swiss Nuslns
Bishop Lawns ard Null Muslns
Dama'k Table Cloths
TO Napkins
Bud rye and Ru' "a Dia0ers
Hucse'hsck Diapers and owsis
81 - "a 4 and t2-t Bleaehed shsetinss
are Bsi,ene, Eun.t Va store and Mansh,sier sood.
Duih' haeSera~ aud Twined Blankets
Bed Blanset- s-ms very rne
Patent Tmcatr spoo cotton Bu'tons Comts Ee
Which are offered to the trade up,n acc ryiatinr
"ims, DANIEL ~ LONDON.
- l-rHdfm Corner t3ih and Maiu stfests
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Triumphant SaccessI
pHOOf UPoN KOoP THAT
THUMSONS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTpA,
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION


few Of he cures ecesd In the vicinity Of are
Q below =
Evans Fsystie Arch cured of Chronic Cnsh
violent rain IN IN. Br.ss deuli bteahng h thee bot.
Philip Boisen Tuek-rton. n J. pro-- ,pir or Bld
from rupiure 81 a blood vessel n Lungs
washington MACK ch.rIct. George eur.
Of eoncd Consumption. dying when he took th.
first ec-e Cure assd Winner David yci.r nd
Hugh mckinley, hShy respectable eiI,sns.
Jano Perry. distressing Chronic eur Inv
seven bottles LIVES i27 Spruce .t
ha Hsnsy az spsuee of In n-
This s a remarkable
Hannah Hewitt mary street, cured Of Con-umpfioo
safah Jane Adams - Souih Fourth cured of
Of the Lungs and Liver Complaint having tired every remedy ~.
could hink OF without Ad~rsp R-.,x
Henry Myers Carlisle Pa cured Of Consumption atsss.d with
Splitting Blood and Paralysis Of
by hs physicians us,d siI bouies.
J. Chamberlain Carberry Of
Might sweai- &C Cure John swift n.vor N
Phlaas lsha. -'~ ~
The proprietor a.s, Tor fair trial medicine a. n. 4. eop
'ineedh has 80 .suAL in all Pulmonary Diseases.
Prepared onlyby q. p THOMSON
sortbeast OF 5th Spruce streets, Ph.d.lpha
% For sale In Richmond BY DUvAL Il PURCELL t,en-r,I
Agents; In Petersburg BY Chas Corning Co.; Norfok by
NJ A. santos In Lynehbu BY Jao. H. seay;
By Or James Cooke and c. H. Hunt Parmvne VIM H.
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