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DROF. BAsSET will open his Evening Clsssesi IN

DROF. BASSET viii open his Evening Glasses IN
French for the ensuing season. al the following places
Mechanicss Institute School, No II Chambers-st on tho
29h Sept 1916 For information Sc inquire OF Nh Barrtt,
Actuery, City Hall, the school class Is areEdy
formed those lhs; advanced IN the language, on
Mondays and Fridays of each week, a. O'CLOCK.
M Chainoers,ns School, $50 Broome-s. North Broad
WY on the Sept The book sopened for subscribers
A. Basset 1875 Hudson-si the 5th door above st Luhes
Church, the SDh SepLvvth his new and improved sys-
teaching French without study the pupil attend
bs business usual-he will be charged with
the task of committing lesson TO memory; all that viii be
required is punctual attendance On appcaton ali the par
tctars VIII be explained 50 TTh&S6w
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The S2l6U REcoyERED.-We are pleased to
communicate the fact that the S2l60 lost overboard
some week or days ago by Capt hrwn OF the schr
Porta was found and recovered yesterday morning;
reward OF 500 WAS paid the lucky man who brought
IN from the mighty deep The money WAS lost IN i
iaihoms water about two miles below the city
Norfolk Beacon.
LATEST YET-A candidate for Congress In Ala,
ba,a is taking ground IN support OF the etc. and
saws that Lake Harbors are works OF Internal Improve
men, and therefore unconstitutional nasmuch sll
the Lakes lie oi,hia the limits Of single Sate
fWenrworths Democrat.
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DR. TowssEso-Dcar SIR. have 1eea entirely cured
nv your Extract VI sarsaparia, Q! chIon!c inrsn-
ns,ory rheumatism winch have been afflicted for
10. !ast two years very severely nave endured Ge
nost .yonzing pains; my fee. and legs creadfI!y
swollen and there nave been months when WA anaoe
10 attend 10 my business Being cared Of The rheumatism
and having my general health restored oy your
medicine aoug hi could do -ss than ac4uaInl you
OF my success IN using your Sarsapsrlla Perhaps !
should add that Used the prescriptions Of Pnysicins ahd
purchased some Of al the enb.ocatGns nnd oLntrasaLo IN
he market and received 40 benefit Yours &c
WILLIAM LIPPINCOTT, rs :" sterst
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Schools.

MRS. BAILEY VII reopen her BOARDING AND
w DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies Ur Monday, the ~
o: september, No 10 Carroll Place B.eecksrsi aus iw
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AEw-YoRk CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
SIXTEENTH wEEK-XCls7 DAT.

Rival Routes-Educaiion- Tenures-The
Canal Poicy-Gov. Marcy-Use and Abuse Of
Credt-Bouck, Marcy, Polk and the Canals
Cont,acts-UoFInan
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SELECT CLASSICAL and General Academy; 81:

FEMALE SEMINARY, No II East Broadway,
cor Marketst Arabes and Sarah K. Clarke, Princi.
pals-Ths Institution commenced It's Fall Term the TIN
inst The Drawing classes under the superintendent
of Elizabeth Oram who has been long and fayorubly
known the New York public. ne department OF An
Gent and Modern Languages and Bellies Letfes continues
under the direction of Jacob I. Bergen, ~ NJ. There are
charges for fuel, stationery, the Of books In
the English classes French Latin and Drawing stage
provided convey pupils residing in distant part of
the CITY fire.. of charge. all 6leod-
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DEAC1I ORCHARD COAL-ThTteenta-st- I sId -
v,,d a. zboy- and has now hand choice ot OF Rec
Ash Goals selected me ric=t ceeoai-l sens ea o
s,Te =, io-, market prices. Also Lehigh White Ash
Liverpool and Cumberland Goals OF hand All OF t' sooSs
for .ate ;ror1 yard or vessel App!y 10
T STOKES DICKERSoS. IS l5ia--t near 9ii-esenle'
49, - aud lV7 AnI8oay-si- near Broadway
rsb,yb and Whit Ash Lump Cosl oy he cargo
" o.-Lemsa an " I 5f
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1atent Gleoifines.
"a, ToWNSENp'S COMPOUND

Oh. TOWNSHIPS COMPOUND
ENTRAcT OF SARSAPA RlLLA.-This Extract is pui
wsra;le; any sod 1, cures Diseases whoai
vo-srrs Yursins, 'ietriss 5r5Gsn Ps,ieS, and
~ SFKISG AID SUMNER MEDICINE
The gresi eeanry and superiority his Sa-ssparis
al other remedies Is, while I ersiicsss disease
invigorstes The body.
oo cSEa SN 7 tS TI s2SESsT TkED
CONSUMPTION CAN ss CrSsr
B,e1oar, Consumption L,re, cg%F,st Cold coasss
caet. fitet,e Fl,.sh N,ss, S; g p;sass!:
Sr ilz1e Gsi cda 81 Cured
Probably there never remedy that has been
cesssl N desperate cases CT Consumption IS tbs II
the ulcers lungs. and Ae patients gradually regain
their us1a! healih an ,S TssiR ppooy
Dr. TOWNSEND l had been afflicted for months by 4
dry. hsckiag cough n eas, raised great Quantities OF
accompanied with distress my unss-uly cough very
mach Increased aud had cold night-sweat> Learning
that yUu remedy for such cases concluded TO Try
it. purchased bottle OF your Extract Of Ssrsspsra,
before hsd finished taking t. nv cough. raising and the
m health Believing your medicine 10 ee very NsGaoe
one cheerullv recommend il those who are similarly
situated. found the medicine pleasant 10 he taste and
'''''s wM H. McTINSTRY, 81 Grandst
New-forS, April 18Th, 1916.
Dr. TOWNSEND: make the following statement, in or.
your Sarssper;ls, and your Compound Extract OF Sarsa
parIils, no unfortunate q have Lung
Complaints Consumption While residing IN ne south,
ago had long ana sickness which,
with subsequent exposure, very materially injured
stuiion being able however, much OF The time work,
although my lungs affected and had cough. tor
the last year grew much worse, and the last Winter
caught cold The pain IN my breast distress
breathing and coughing very much increased ,ooS
number OF popular remedies for Consumption but they
failed relieve AT last war confined TO my room,
and was so bad with The Consumption thai did not ex
pee, 10 remain long, sent 10 Marcus D. Moore who
resides the OF Lydius aud Grand si twho will
copsrm this s,aternent) and made disposition OF my
properly days sitter this, friend sent you TO
me YOU ordered bottle OF Extract OF Sarsaparilla
took II according 10 YOUR directors and Immediately
felt r.lieved-ny PAIN gradually len mel soon brealied
reelymy hacking cough suosided-i ElSed easily and
slept sopndv-snd 10 my sstouishueu and delight, when
had taken the coutents the bottle able, you well
remember walk from Ferry SeNvcTst 10 obtain more
have continued II, and about business,
althou II Is not than months commenced
with your meticines-and aul thankful 10 he Lotd that
was induced TO Try them SAM II. STUART, N Ferryst
Albany May 10th. 1914.
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ITP. COLES DRY GOOD STORE, SEQ Broad
"A way-Co1staty receiving cheap goods from srci.on
aid osbe-yse Csrpstiny vsry cheap Table linen, nea
Isefrg napkfrs e!lnss OF al kinds, coGuterprs Lo
lei cas, strings muslin and sSsecnss CAL and see
oar 3riceS-a great variety i zrZ here Salesman
wanted 80.
naILROAD IKON.-rc- Nsw-Jersey Iron Co
IA Boorron y. J. preparing 70 make Railroad
Bars AID are resiy take orders make corrscts Tor
Pas Ee.yers. Ser E-si OF December re1L Apply
10 DUDLEY B. FULLER Agest
ia Iv No. I39 Green Hteh, corner Of Ceoal]-
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Coal.


COAL-COAL-COAL-T ,gbscr; Der. are nov dis
cheTrnS IN. very best quality Of Red Ash Peach MouH-
,ai, Cos which thew are prepared to deliver either from
H. boa; OF ward st the lowest market pnes Likewise
Sr,aer s1 and delivered IN the best order
a-sssiy for family use 2 \ W. 5. RiDABoCh's
Coal Yard, No. is5 Granc-st between
-, ,,,.,,. Moti-st and The bowery-
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!. rf-TI0Z NOTICE.-The Subscriber respectfully
.1s,ni'1s OF casa purchasers OF Boots and
sbo.s 70 as PUBIC sales, which va aAs Paes az follows;
- Thursday: Sept "A; a s; = Ss;0eh' A NJ
TSarStsv OcL !, E: 9. O'CLOCK, = D.
500 case. Boots. S6oes and Broszns
Thurstay Oc. 5, 8; g o'c!ocA A ~
s.s,es.s, Bc.,;. Shoes and BEoSans
T5rTsday, oct- l., Il 9: O'clock, 4 ~
~ -.ss. Roots Shoes AID Srogans
SO c.se, Boots. Shoes and Slogans
Th,frsdsy Oct Z, al = O'CLOCK a u
sss, -.sa. Scots Shoe. ard 5roga.A
TSprs3sr Sov. ). AZ 2! O'Clock A 81
ssa e,s.. soo,s Shoes and 5rogAns
thursday Nov-I :, al = oe-ocs, A al
So, c,s-. B.Sots shoes AID BroSanS
Eseh of The s5.v- sales VII com prise arse s.-ort.
meal OF :resn and fssnioosoi, goods Cssa PafcsssT
Zen -- I,s,SIo~I A clAFLIN 80 Pea-st up .a.r.
NTP.N POWER-Sl-ari 7owe< ~ Ael- t.on % -
SEo1 PoSS, ippiy Hs corner Ok -5;s-st sad lota-
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EDUCATTON.-Cassic French and Engll,h Scnoo

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oignet Taylor, Classical,
T. rench English School No. 73s Broadway will re-
open Monday, Sept 7th In connection "ita MS Gay
school Mr. Foene BY request OF OF MS pupils
parents has made arrangements 10 receive into ns family
small number of boys onlyl bosrdrrs and no pains
VIII spared render the scholars perfectly couvefsari
with The French language Circuars containing f1I par
tcars NAV Ne had az Messrs Dellnc Co Psrkrow and
5s Broadway the Schoolroom, or at MI Fs residence
ol- C.r..n..., = 3taWIm
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The PRISONERS OF rHK TRuxroN.-Thc Courier
Publishes the following letter, conveying intelligence OF
e Welbeins of the officers and crew of the TruNton
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CUMBERLAND COAL-rhs EehArt Cow Ids d.,
49, =, = .,S iAg. a cargo CT III abo=e coal, fre-a
-, - ,-,o.1y Mines IL good order. al Inn =; NE
foot ~ Tb,rt,rrIheL Y Il FoL sale low iof CASH Apply
~ r ST0STS p!CKERSoN- No % TalT!eeEta -
.S ..s- stsv--De and IN Arthouy-=t nesr SrcsH"sY-
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Dz TOWNSEND You remember thai wnen oota4nsd
bottle Vi Ssfsap4rlAs and PROMISED II u erected
r1- 10 1--WE ycu certificate. an happy ~ nave II ~
NV po.er To return me favor had been sofe!y ateo
y "a. Rh-urc ar.rn for nons nuca OF Tue LINE 80 oeo
TIA, could neither sleep nor walk IL "oih pc IN
possible for me to describe the pain and agony endured
tired nuribsf Of remedies without being benenDrd
gentleman wEo The qualities Of your ssrsapafia
100 ,hrlert X In few days effected perfect cure;
any are ncreduous, invi.e them 70 call on me- and
orourts- 10 .s:ty them OF he truth Of the above.
IRA GODFREY, No. L.berty-sL
Albany March Is. 1915
Da TowxsEso-Dear SIR: Ny wife was !ast I al a..
rscked WIKI fever, and took large Gusntes o.
caIo.ne! viii his, she violent cod and VEG Ia
fined 10 ne. about month"; When ne e.s -.
her sne attacked Win distressing pans IL
.ometines 50 bad in be, neck and shoulders Hsl &c
almost di.r.c,ed could get nothing 70 .eneTe aef IL
rr!et your SarsapaIla which, wnea W r'Sjfc,
d.at.y cured her. We feel under igstlons -, ~ ~
acknowledge IL that Others nay svau - yss,, i,
heao and eecueEl remedy She n1a ie III, i,
The Spr.ng and has beea troubled ~ - DRILL
M Da ne =. Aosay, Apri 3, la4a
,,..,.f osce rs FuIton-sL New fctS, and lc5
- 49, AiDany Aseats for sosel, hsfalng
81 " State-sc Dr. Dvoti 5oa' ~ soflA S<eonl-.|
S GO: 70 : H.aes Druzsi.t balnHore 7. u
Sha.Iss,on Joan Wright Co SeETOl!eans, lS2
SSos. Aad BIZ the principal DfuggIsts thTcn sho0t
e. I.nI.s5 s,,rr, Wext Indies and Canada
So. s,ie except pus up IN ICE large square bou!es
L.s .eea,.n cusrt. and signed with the wrsD axns-
,.I1r- 81 s P TOWNSEND, and his naIe blown iE ine
-. y all 5ssS1nThs&Td
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Boaroii1s ai1b Sotels.
Ms ANcyYINA RRowN

Eos leave inform her friends, former bos.ders, and
- the public generally thai abe has opened large and
ccmmoIous BOARDING HOUSE, No SN BroaGway.-
Permsneut boarders by heday week OF month
be accommodated with single rooms or oedrcoms and
parlOrs attached This house than 40
IS supplied With cold and hot baths and every other
convenience make eGsl and comfortable hotr Az
the good qualities OF her table and the general msnsse
OF her house, references when required abaid
Ant and at hand 4, yi5G
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STRAM POWERsl-ari powss y e. i.an :; ~
sysnss.
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PREPARE FOR GOLD WEATHER.

1 w
THE subscrbers receiving from Tho factory Of Belle
nile n J. heir regular supplies Of this superior Lead,
dry and OIL putup eaaks and kegs, which they ~a1-
equal In quality 10 any imported brand For sale IN
lots Of one and upwards by
FRYAT'r, CAMPBELL CO; l46 Fronts.
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BOARDING. Gentleman aud his Wife
I'D Young Men, can be accommodated with board al IS
Gold nn2, Inns
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DOARDING.-Gen,lem will De furnished good &C
I'D ccmuodascns and Board for from - 50 per wceA.
according 20 room wanted Apply =; SIS Hudscn-st
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JOHN BAXA4A4IE,
Under The Free Trader Office,


MAIN STREET, NATCHEz
HAAS constantly on hand, large as
LII sortment of cheap goods, which he
will sell at very low prices for cash. As
his stock is selected expressly for country
customers, he solicits call from all with
whom economy these hard times Is an OBJ
ject His assortment consists in part
Of
Blankets, white and colored,
Large and small Bed and Saddle do
Cassimeres, Sattinets, Kentucky Jean
and 'Tweeds,
Kerseys and Linseys,
Red, yellow and white Flannels,
Bed Ticking and canton FIannels,
Bleached and unbleached Shrllng of the
best brands,
Lowell Osnaburgs; A, rs and "a,
Irish Linen, brown, black and white uoI-
lands,
Bombazine, Alpacas and Mcripos,
Plain and twilled Moussein de LANES.
Grape and Chamelions do.
Blanket and worsted Shawls, all sizes.
Bandana, flag and fancy silk pocket hdkf s
French and Italian black and fancv silk
cravats,
Hosiery. Gloves, Ribbons and Fancy
Goods, &C.
CLOTHING-conssiing of dress and
frock coats; a good black dress coat for
Sl2 90; Pilot, Pelto and Flushing Over
coats: all prices; Cashmere, Sattinei.
Tweed and Jeans Pants, do; Fine linen
bosom Shirts; Lambswoo and Merino
Undershirts and Drawers; with general
assortmen, of every article in the line.
BOOTS and Shoes very complete
assortment. Super calf sewed Boots,
waterproof do. and pegged do; russetts,
kip and calf Brogans; boys and misses
calf and kip sewed and pegged do.
SADDLERY--Men's Spanish and
English Saddles; ladies' Side Saddles for
$40; gents. English do. for So; boys do.
HATS, CAPS and BONNETS-con-
sisting of all varieties and shapes. Russia.
Cashmere, Nutria and Wool Hats; Cloth
Velvet and Hair Seal Caps.
Florence Braid and Fancy Bonnets: a
few Bombazine do. for mourning, So each;
with numerous other articles impossible 10
put into an advertisement.
o. DON'T forget the store. the first
round the corner from Cotton Square, on
Main street.
April 90, 1845-42-ly
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TWELFTH EDITION

n ale QUAKER CITY; or, MONKS
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booksellers generally throughout the Uni,
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THE SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR.

A MONTHLY journal--Devoted 10
"a. the improvement of Southern Aori-
culture. Edited by JAMES CAMAK, of
Athens, Georgia.
In submitting to the Southern public
the prospectus for The foutih volume of the
"SoUTHERN CULTIvAToR," uhich may
now be regarded as permanently establish
ed, the publishers deem it unnecessary to
advert to The high character the work has
attained under the editorial control of Mr..
CAMAK, and therefore mike direct APP
peal 10 the planters and friends Of agrical-
ture throughout The Southern States. to
aid them n sustaining publication devo,
ted exclusively TO The cause of Southern
agriculture. The advantages and benefits
resulting from agricultural periodicals,
have been felt and acknowledged by the
intelligent and refsctng lilers of the sol
III all civilized nations 10 be most usefilll
therefore, they should be extensively cir
culated among all classes of agricultural
ISIS; if possible they should be in the
hands of every man who tIls an acre of
land, and TO this end we invoke the aid Of
every one who desires an Improvement Of
the agriculture of the south.
The first number of the fourth volume
was issued on the first of January, 1916.
It is published monthly, in quarto form.
each number countains siatccn pages OF
matter, nine by twelve inches square
TERMS:
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twenty-five copies one year, 20.OO
One hundred g 1900
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forced. The cash must always accompa,
ny the order.
" As we desire to regulate our issue
by the number OF subscribers, all person;
who obtain subscribers are requested Il
send the lists as e,rya possible to
J. w. g. ". S. JONES.
Augusta, Ga. Jan. 5, 1916.
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/ he State of Mississippi.
LAWRENCE ConNTY

LAWRENCE COUNTY,
fhe Honorable Probate Court, February
term, 1916.
4 GREEABLY to an order of the Hon
"A orabe Probate Court of said county
made at the February term, 1876. Mo-
tice Is hereby given to all persons inleres-
ted in the Real Estate of Noah Strmger,
late OF Lawrence county, deceased, to
be and personally appear before this
Court at the May, 1916, term, there
Of, to show cause, if any they have
or can, why an order should not be made
for the sale Of the following described
lands, to wit: The north west quarter OF
section No. 90, township No. 6 Of range
90. Also, the south west half of north
east quarter of section No. 22, township 6
of range 20.
JAMES SCARBOROUGH, Admir-
1t is further ordered, that this citation
be published for six successive weeks in the
Southern journal, newspaper published
at Monticello, Miss.
WITNESS, the Honorable
III. B. Cannon, Judge of
l.. S. the Probate Court of said
county, the fourth Monday
of February 1876.
Issued the 23d dav of February, 1916.
J. N. COWART, Clerk.
Feb. %, 1916 33 6w
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Professional Cards.
DIR. II. G. GARNER.

81 AS returned to this place and will
AR resume the practice of medicine
again. He offers his professional services to
the citizens Monticello and the surround
ing country. He can always be found at
the Eagle Hotel or at the office he former
" occupied when not professionally enga-
ged
March IA 184G-34-ly,
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S. ODELL, GUNsMlrH,
MAIN STREET, NATCHEz.

THE subscriber most respectfully in
forms his friends and the public
generally, that he has rented shop on the
North side of Main street, second door
from Commerce, where he will continue
on his own account, the Gun Smith Bus,-
ness ipits various branches. He respect
fully sollclts continuance of the patron
age SO literally bestowed on the firm of
Fitzpatrick & OdeII.
Persons sending work will please ac~
company it with Dote addressed TO him.
April 30, 1S45-42-1y