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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
MANURFS.

ENALUREi8 pe9GGEhUgAEK ONoEGMo b
MI. Downing the lndotatigable Lice
big, after bic searching analyses iOiO the
nature and waato of vegetables, haO arri.
we'd, il seems. q tho conclusion, that, al
thoueh olher subslances will 30 occasion.
ally beneficial ghl we must resort 20 the
Barn>yard for The Oaly substance which
courains aA the elensnts that plants re.
quirsl
10 my mind there iS something sAtisfac.
tory in being brODgtt back, sfler tour Of
impatisni search foe fertilizers, % the Sim
PlS usage Of the earliest agriCultuFists, ano
there u 9 moral lesson taught BY this Fe~
Sult, which mskoo 90 admire, ao we'll Dc re-
y on lhs wise and bens6conl laws Of the
CrsatoI. He hus g ordered il that The
animals, and he lands which ouslains them,
shall not oniy Be muiuslly necessary and
bsne6cial 70 ssch cher, but aIl sufficient:
that when be dsereodthal man should liv.
tby the sweat Of his brow" end 70 Strup.
Gle with = lhornS and thislles, |" be provided
DOT oaly the most powerful aid q the fresh.
old Of every ealiuriui, but substance
Which would have besn . nuiSanca Il i had
bean useleDl
The pursuit q DE Hsiusal science ofen
Conducts us 20 positions, whence We can
I look through NATURE, % e uatursS God, 2
end itadds chufn o. he fastinaliOas Of
country lie, lhal Il lGoFds Dc tie beet %.
Portuniiies Coz he cultivation II those eel
0Rcoa HOriicuIiUFist
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

AGRICULTgRAL AND oTIIEa ITEAs.


WEEDS.
Avery common ilslancs Of neglect .
chs seaO0R Of the yesr, and through Ih'
middle and latter Of summer is tho Olnis'
sion Of tie continued destruction Of weeds
Corn, potatoes, Futa bagus, caFrO', end OH
er hoed crops, usually receive oOo OFtW,
good dressings with the hoo end culiValol
early 10 The seaSOn, and are alterward-
neglected. How many 6elds or corr, ex,
hib1 ID autumn, when The crop Is cut %
end cleared d, q smooth clean surface,
like 4 newly ploughed Geld, 20 they Ough,
TOT instead Of which, We far more frequent.
y zoe bali q Ton Of luKuFianI weed 10 the
acre.
The old saying IL, g ono years seeding
will make eve years. wedding" But there
il another reason why weeds should never
be suGsrsd 20 90 10 seed. The exhaustion
caused By growing vegetables, which are
destroyed on rhe surface, and moi buried il
the soil, every ORe kAOWs; bul The exhaus.
tioa produced BY he formation and ripen,
ing DC seed, 10 not 60 we'll appreciated. IL
has beeO iuslIy remarked. that il requirss
more strength Of soil % form the hall-ouncp
Of seed 90 q single plant Of the lusaip,
than % grew the large succulent bulb 10
the ground, though weighing fifteen pOu0ds.
Hence the great Importance Of never ale
lowing crop OfwOsds to draw the life from
che coil in riPoaiOg crop Of seed.
The Importance Of cutting up and de.
stFOyiOg weeds when only al inch high. Be
fore they have shaded ahd summed the
young crop and when the work can be
done with one tenlh OfIhs labor Subsequently
required, neOdS no reasoning to show lis
policy. The advantage Of keeping the soil
entirely free from the seeds Of weeds, 90
that the Oecessary stirring Of the surface
may be entirely performed BY the plough
and cuItiVaIOr, instead Otby hand, is equal.
Is obviOuS.-Albany CnllivatOr.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

FRgT IREE-GOoD CULTIvArrOn.-
We have oitsa spoko 81 he value Of civ
iag young trees. good mellow eulhvaliou.
The Bosion CulliVaiog says ia W. Flan-
eeff, q tfobun, set OF Young orchsri
sixyeen ags, on cod rich land, sad -
since eiVea 4 eood Bot tconomicll cuiiiva.
tiols b iIling cod creeping Tie usss
ere GOV lion four 70 ok inches % desc.
tef. sre e tie tees have alfssdy yisId.
ed nsarly 3 btFrsl q frnh,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

CRANnEHRfr1.-Figs hundred seventy.
sTe bushels asTs ssniio Bo-iol ~ pear
from ths ioun e Msruhfsd ani 3 81
el,lO0.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
NOTICE.

"A IL persons holding the ObligationV Of the
"A COMMERCIAL BANK OF MANCHEsTER, the
Bills Of the Baak OF otherwise. are hereby nOtf-
fed to present the same at the Counter Of said
Bank in YazOO City, for payment.
JOHN ?. BAILEY,
JOHN ]. WILSON,
J. w. BARNETT,
Commissioners.
YazOO city, Dot, %. Is45. 4-M
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
6. N. HENDERSON

BGRToN, Mrs., April is, lS45.
/ We the subscribcgs, having been called on BY
DIR w. w. W0Od to teatiiy 20 what we know d
his chill and fever o. fever and ague pills, take
pleasure in saying that we have used them ia
many instanees and invariably have cured. We
FecOlIeCt no case wherein they have failed 10
cuFeS nor do we believe If taken In time and bv
the printed directions, accompanying each boz
that they will fail in any case.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
THE UNION.

Or No attention win bs paid % anY ofdes,
uniess TIE money accompanies II
or Thole desirine compl6te eopiss 81 lhs
Congressional Uniou ard Appendix, win pierss
,end % lheif names precious % ne lni day q
December next
Or We wiiWilhl b pay the postage en- 40
lstisrs o.af e &, nni1i1sur Five Dollars and
upwards Olher iriisu directed to Dc, win tie
po,tarc rrpaid vii noi BE- taken out Of tbs ~
Gee
RICHIE q HEIss.
Was'ia1'oa. August !, 1875.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
ROBT. FISHER,
MILTON PILES.
JOHN WARMACK,
R IT. JENNINGS.

BENTON, MI6S., May 70, l645,
certify that owned a drug store in the town
vt Benton, Mise. in the year 1874, aud that /
sold about 200 boxes OF w. w. Woods fever
and ague pills, anil that warranted every box
70 cures and that have never kOown these pilIs
TO fail to effect cure 10 = few hours. can say
that believe they are equal to any medicine
ever offered to the public foE the cure Of chill &
lever OF fever and aGue. E.G Mckee.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

The following 10 from G. M. Henderson. CLERK
Of the Probate Court Of Yazoo county.
BENTON, MISs., May IS, Is45.
Having Used the ab0ve mentioned medicine in
my family with entire success, take pleasure in
recommending IL te the public as an infaiIibls
cure foE ague and fever.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-11

..H.s al taad, a., IN tatu LII u.es,,s. q. ~
ef7nd Duchess wearing coranel Of dinuaads which a
Line nead be splendid fortune 10 a dua IL Amcreaus-a
Ah'e -atln dress wha crimson embroidered satin train
held - by three lille RACES dressed in Grim on she
alg much in her proper sphere than the day be-
lHfe washing the feet OF the poor women The Minis.
tefs' aad AuhasSaios' ladies' were dressed IN slmst
manner. Dnnbe flies of soldiers were placed on each
side of The alses o the church The ROYAL personsues
walked up 10 n little payilu which was erected for
themselves, aud Mass commenced The soldiers al
tp3k uii their helmets aud knei during service. | do
mol know thai ever handsomer display of couf,
dresses The dress Of the English Ambassador was
magnificent. The Grand Duke had his SIX carriages III
a'e out and nothing could exceed their superb splen.
dor. may literally say they were all ct gold cushion.
ed with green velvet on The top there was eolirn
efo"n held Up by fur angels. The seat of the driver
earresPanded IN magnteence and The trappincs OF the
SIN beautiful nurses We're OF gold with large golden ,as
ses hanging each side and golden tens in the hands
ol drivers, dressed most eaud,ly and seeming quite
proud OF their charges But oannu, describe the snlen-
did magnlcence of these thinys-they must be seen and
mol written OIL They say that the carriage OF state Of
but caanot conceive how ono can be richer or more
MS next IN splendor. After service they all attended
Tie "rand Duke 10 his Palace. and We had good OPP
rof'n"ly to see them as they passed Satisfied with
all of this dazzling display Of artificial grandeur W.
turned our Stepslo the celebrated Bohu gardens avoid
ing The crowd and pleased be u nee more uuei from
thr confusion ot $" much srendor. The gardens are now
mos' lovely, the long ovegoNn arches TORN most de-
ahu promenade thus obscured from the scochlnp sun
and are qnlIea fashionable resort for the Italians mar
ucolArly ,n tee days. But | must iabear and weary
yeh pale1cr no nger with descriptions Of events and
scents which have much Interested and delighted me
Qof sujonrn IN lalY Is most an end We have been
making preparations leave rlufencr Tomorrow |
shall leave II with much regret, for we have spent n
most pleasant and hope profitable winter here. II is
sad tn have heen the mldest winter or many years
We have never seen snow but upon the summit Of the
distant Surrounding Appenlnes.
And uun farewell Ia laIy-perhaps
loft'rt,=Y d melhloks could nol 90;
could Ia leave it Were Itmne 10 say,
ElftN Ell ofryefi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-11

ssntrv ii Ia. G,n,t-i Asse.l., - sai.a mai D..
debate carried on in co and orderly manner, al
though nearly l50 speeches made. We eve Tia
remarks Of the Philadelphia North American
eli will be BY referring 10 the ednqs nf tie
Presbyterian Ganeral Assembly New Schnal ) on Wed
nrsday that the declaralian OF Rev Dr. y iii II In re-
ference 10 Ssvery-Nhieh give tscw lele has been
adopted. Tue address oil Rav. Leonard Bacon d. ID .
III New Haven, is said 10 have been particularly able
The Declaration SETS iunh thai the Assemh'Y has na
sufficient authority IN the matter. and tavts The whole
subject ihe Sessions. Peshyteles and S,nuds 10 ac
in The administrations II discipline they may ludee
best-suhjec onI, 10 the review aud control o The Gems
era. Assembly. The vote on the adupll,n of the decIa
ralion very decided. I'VE cannot delay 10 recnd
our admiration OF the kind. danf-d aud traetna s3iri
which has chararlrflz.d hs discussion. The views al
the North aud lhr South freely eSprrSsad views in
uany ,esprcls ldr apart the Poles aud vet Is done
with kindness. courtesy aud christian moderation. II
is in these exciting times and tins excllnI subject
sublime spectacle, and we rejaice being able hold
il I'D to admiration Of the naiiun.'
Al adjourned meeting Of The General Assembly, will
be held in Cincinnati, in May 1917.
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OH School Presbyterian General assembly,

Below give the decisions of this Assembly On the
subject of Slavery
Overture NJ. ia collection of memor.ls and pc
ons the subject OF Slavery, containing expression
of opinion BY The General Association Of Massachusetts
petit us from number oi ministers, elders aud
private members Of our church; five memorials from
Presbyterl and resolution from the Synod OF nrn
natl; all request ug Of Assembly additional
testimony On The subject ot Slavery at leaS' Is re- at
firm or explain lis "rmer testimony. In view OF these
,nemoals and petitions. the committee recommended
the adoption If the following minute, VIZ
Oar Church has from lime 10 time. during period
of nearly years, Expressed It's views the subject
Of Slavery. During all this period Il has held and l..
tered substantially the sentiments, believing that
this uniform testimony is and capable of vndlcal ION
from the word Of lod. Tne Assembly is the same
time clearly o the opinion. thai 1t has deliberately aud
solemny spoken this subject With sufficient lunes,
and clearnpsS
Therefore, Resolved. I hat farther action upon
this subject Is al present needed.
The question then taken on the report. when the
avs aud nays called Tor, yeas 20 nays
% so the repnr, Was adopted.
Afterwards, taollon The following resolution WIS
adopted
Resolved Tha, in the lndemen, If This house, the nc
ton of the General Asse nbv OF 1915 intended
10 deny rescud the testimony often uttered by the
General Assembly Previous To that date.
member tired 10 get resna'lnn through the Assem>
bly, 10 the effect that nlure action by The Assembly
upon Inc SUBJECT ol slavery was necessary anu mai THIS
matter should be lett the Churches the States
where slavery exists But the resolution land urcn
the table.
By these resolutions, The action Of the Assembly Of
1915 is explained, and The preNmus testimony u The
General Assembly, nrulln! that OF Isis against sla-
very virtually ratlirued.
Dr. Lindsey wished Ia introduce resolution 10 orcn
inrhdy cpueSp ,ndence with Tie Cumberland fresoys
terlau Church aud With the Supreme ludcaioreS al ali
the Evangelical bodies of the Presbyterian Church IN
the United ates. Naun opp .stian. however, being
manifested To the resoullun Dr.. H. withdrew 1t.
The next Assembly will BE held in Richmond, in
May 1917.
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WASHINGTON FEIbYEI.

CornD ST Street and Isl '1acy one square ADORE The
.Nuhei House, Lyachbtrg. "a
James vi. Lanahorne, Proprietor,
I'D EIURNS his thanks 10 his friends and the public
q generally for their liberal patronage and would say
to those visiting the Virginia Springs he acco tno>
date them with good rooms any house in the place
Having rented one Of Mr.. john NJ Warwirk's new
buildings for his family, opposite the llole he
accommodate gentlemen wishing 10 board with their
families, by the month year.
Persons vsltln! LYnchburg, will find This house as
convenient to the business part of MAN Street any
other, and certainly the most agreeable part of town al.
ter business hours.
My Stable shall be well supplied. AID my Oser cans
not be surpassed by any in this place. or any other
june ! I'm
C1- The Richmond Wing will copy twice week
one month.
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o.. The G'rat Nllilla Fur at Washng'an ha,
closed. II has been visited by ~ thousand persons.


We sill have VET weather. and greatly fear the
whole crop Of heat This s,rton Of tGnnry will lie do
siroyed, The lasr fncase Valley Wig says: I've
deeply regret Ia learn, that M to the long spel
with which Ibis sertlen al the country has been visited fox
several aeehs past The grow ug crops II small gram are
likely iu be greatly njor'dpy the rust Wenndefstand
that The rye crop nearly de- royrd.-Grea fears are
also entertained il relation 10 The Wheat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-11

CLEANSE AND PURIFY TdE BODY.

CLEANSE AND PURIFY THE BODY.
The application Of the principle Of puig ,tion being allow
ed TO lie oi the greatest utility il the and prevent
ton OF diseases # Is OF the grouest
what medicine capable OF producing the desired effect in
the easiest and at the time in the cfucutl
Bandeths Vegetable Universal Pills remove all no xou.
aeenmuaiions md purify md inygoate the blood and
their good effects conntetalanccd by any inconvc-
ven'ence being composed cncl, OF vegetables they do
not expose those who them danger and their effects
are nS certain as they saluuty they daily afo
administered 10 infancy, youth, mnhuud and old age
women III the most ethical and delicate circamstanecs
They do not disturb shock the animal functions but re-
store THEN order and rr-cstablish their health.
~ The iolowin. the only authorised Agents for ,c
sale Of DR.. Benjamin Bandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills;
DAVID b. PAYNE. Lynchbnrs, Campbell.
Henry Lakewood, Castle Craig, do
J. II. SWinnoy Y CO., Marysvillc, do
Lee Bailey x Co. Brookneal,
benjamin Nonln ~ Co, Failing Creek,
VIM. Mathews 4 Sou Walkers Church, =. Edward
Ovetbey X Smith, Charlotte &. H.,
Spencer 4 Ncnablc Prince Edward c. H.,
VIM. Rice y Co, ratnye do
Roberts y Brown, Amherst Ct. Ilo.,
Samuel Cash, Sandidges', Amherst,
Peters x Reed, New Market Nelson,
G. +. Estes < Son, Loringson, do
o. 4. 4 X &. Bell, Liberty, Bedford,
Samuel W illIams, Lisbon, do
june II t52) It
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W tsTP,
JOHN Il. STEp1OE.. Clerk.

CoMMissioNER's OrrIcE,
Liberty. May 80. le46
The parties in this cause, will take notice. that |
shall, al my office. in Tins town, on "Wednesday, the
18th day OF July. lsiG; commence the account directed
oy the foregoing decree. winch lime time aud place
they will attend with all the vouchers aud other papers
necessary 10 enaJ'e me to take The said account
JOHN A. WHARTON,
June | | w1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-11
OBITUARY..

Departed this life, on the l2h day of May, 1876. al
her residence, the county Of Nelson, Mis-. Elizabeth
PEREow wife of Dr. Spolswood &. Prrrow IN the 8 81
wear OF her age, leaving her husband aud five children
a mother sister and brother, with many friends To mourn
her rreparable oss The deceased OF amiabIe dis,
position member of NE Presbyterian church. drvo-
ted wife and mother and hUnured and respected by all
who knew her She died of consumption, OF whch she
was taken down lasl Christmas day, and which in lis
pn,re,s haled the skill Of the abrsl physicians pals
ale or delay II. She died IN perfect composnre having
on the same day called her chlidrea twice her bed
side to receive her farewell advice and instruction.
.tBle.sed are they who die IN the Lord +"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-11

" VIINNCENY,
Valentine X. Iell~ich having departed this life, his
death IA ordered 10 be suggcs upon record and hIa
day the cause further be heard npuu the pa.
pets formerly read and argued by counsel upon
consideration whereof the doth ad Judge order and
decree that john A. Wharton, commissioner Of this
court, lake an account Of the division Of he dlaves and
personal estate of Charles Cslfey, decd between his
distributes parties 10 this suit here,ofote made with
view 10 ascertain what inequalities If any existed In
said DIVISION and that he repo said nccuuhts this
court, with any matter specially stated. deemed pertinent
by h'mse OF which may DO required By any OF the par
ties TO be stated
Copy-Tes'e. ..,
JOHN r. STEpI OF Clerk
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At AUCTION.

FNsliiS morning. a. | O'Clock, a, Exchange Corner.
4 We will stll
barrels \ England Run.
casks Port Nnr.
Cog. Brandy
10 boxes Taow Candies.
Sperm do
10 dozen Plough Lines.
~ s." Palm Leaf Iius
10000 Sesars.
30 dozen Hacking
With atar lot ol Ready Made Clohinr. Dry
Goods. Shoes aud Has just received ON consignment
aud Will be sold without reserve
TALBOT y LANlER. Auc,'rs
june IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-11

o. 0ne ofour juvenile readers. boy of eleven yea
II aye, has semi us the iooHi ing enigma, with the
gust that some Of our readers will solve it.
ENIGMA.
| am composed of % letters.
Ny -, 10. Il. Is the name Of an insect.
Ny =. Il. Is. 10, ., is river IN Germany
My II, q. l6. II, l8, g. is very often done.
Nv Is. 10. II. is a well known animal.
Ny / Q %, >. &, 4, is i familiar name.
My II, 10. 3. %. s, is much desired.
Ny II. -, 4, l6, Is What men wear.
My ., u lsa destructive animal.
My IL. Is. -. %. Is Town In Switzerland
Ny 10. %, 10, ii, Is seen in the winter.
Ny +. /, :, is "A river IN Ireland.
Ny 10. II, Is. %, is a lake il Scotland
Ny II. Is, 7. Il, l6. is county in England.
My >. 10. is. 80 Is what we often have.
My lG, Is, 70. Q, 10. is Town in Portugal
My Whole cannot be equaled. C..
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FOR THE yIgGiNlAN.
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.

AcRosrIc ua-By0 g6t - ycdrs old
am composed Of u letters
Nv g., Il, - ;, lisa lake in North America
Ny >. ., 10, IA, Is cape IN South America
NV ,, =. L. -, lisa flver IN the Iniled States
My 4. ;. ,, 10. Is tlvcI III Europe
Nv 3, >, 10 II, 3. Is a town III Africa
My Il, II, .. i, Is. Is cape in Africa
My Z, L. 10, 10, 3, - y. Is a county in Virginia.
Ny s, II, Q, ID, ), -, ;, Is town IN Counecicut
Ny 9, L. i, 10, Is, -, Is an island IN Oceanlca
My 10, II, ~, ., Is county in Indiana.
My II, = Is, ), Is canal in the United States.
My - ), II. 10. 4, I, II, is a town IN Italy.
Nv !3 10 3. 10. sa nver in Germany
Ny H. ,, Il, 10. ;. 49, 3 II, 3 7, is sea in Austria
Ny -, j. II, ), 49, 3, :, Is a county In New York
Ny IL, !, IA, =, II, II, u, Il, island in ocean,
lea.
Ny Il, 10, 10 l, is island the coast of Scotland
My Is, ), II, Is. 10, 6, -, is river IN ASA.
Nv -, MI Is, Is county IN North Carolina.
Ny "a, >, - :, 9, 10, s, T., ), is town IN South
tarallna.
Nv 2l 1, i, I6, is a care in Europe
My whole Is the name OF an American statesman.
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dHe1p Ready Made l1Ofhsng,
JOHN II. SOLOMON.
10 All whom II may comccrn

To all whom II may concern
l the proceedings oil a suit derenutng m the circn
superior -conf ol LAW aud chnncerv in the county o
Amherst. n which George .lts aud others are plan.
ms, and Eaciarlah d. lhsloy ronmltla aud aGunls-
uator oi Richard P,ndl, ton. decd aud others drrn
dHuls, Il sun at money appears 70 be due wards
George fehdlrton aud Richard rendIeian lnf " hom |
am guardian. under the authority # the court al Gasran,
nde county, the STATE Of Missouri Al the ne> term
ct the said circuit conn ri Amherst shall apply the
SAID court ur leave 10 receive whatever is dae TO my
said wards and remove the The State oil Nilsson.
II, mhete aud they reside
XACllARiAU ISBFII..
jane / | ulv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
OBITUARY.,

Died. Friday, evening. the 9Th Feb, lsipoRA
EvELiNE eldest daughter ot f. l.. Ulmo, in the lrur
teeuth year o her age. To euugise The merits vi the
dead, has become so common, that the writer Of this
last tribute OF respect 10 The memory OF his young friend.
will leave her mer,s 10 repose In the mnre lender and
.ndearng record which The finger of time has traced up
the hears If aflrcllonate friends retrospect of
the HE Of tins amable YOUTH aiiords To hope
that her spirit has asceuded 10 the busom o her G0i
May rest in peace. Then not. fond father "lor
This is the of ALL" Weep not, tender and affection
ate mother, though the oyellesl flower Is Torn from
your embrace, and Is gone. we trust 10 be Numbered
with angels huse fair representative she earth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
- Large naa TaIna6re Ssoes Of
Pat .4TC1TO.S.

4 m "Wednesday the | lth inst. commencing vi o
" o'clock. will sell. II, public suction, al the
Sloo Room OF II. Mich Hart, his very valuable aud
extensive Stuck Of Goods. consisting In part Of:
Ready made Broad Cloth Goats aud Pants
Cashmere aud Csss meta do
Over Cuais,
Broad Cloths aud Cashmere
flahne.. Shamls aud Nesimg..
Bouts Shoes and Hats
WIN general assortment oil Goods, usually kept in
a Dry Gnads Stnre
he sale vii be without reserve and continued from
day To day, uniil Completed
Terms liberal. Merchants and others are particularly
invited 10 attend, great bargains may be expected
TALBOT i LANlER, Auri'rs
March 81
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March 2

The agent at New York has 10, months warranted Or.
Wistaf's balsafn of Mild Che,fy any o Ast
ma however long the disease have withsteod medical
skiu-ohtrng TO refund the price paid in OF failure
Yet not single instance has been reported where the
not complete We viii fcef 10 lew indy uas where
the effect has been almost miraculous. A. Williams, Esq
Attorney aud Gouns,llot S. mm strect cured Of A-ti
of IS years standing MI Bradec, Justine othr Peace
Jamaica, Long island cured of disease III 40 years
standing. picicndo'f Cherry Valley, Of sUme Yeas
etc. etc Any OF Wheeling, shonrss OF breath weak
ness pain IN the ce side DO cured by this asam
no matter how obstinate the disease how long has
sisted ohei remedies Bleeding o the Lungs Coughs Colds
aud even Consumption in its FIRST stages also readily Weld
To this wonderful medicine. Let III. nufeduous examine
into It's merits W. want the truth prevail Beware OF
spurious mixtures aud limitations,
The above valuable Medicine is t,r sale Wy
ID. u. LYMAN. D,uggiA
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