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Celebrated Ague and
Fever Pills
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
w. w. WOOD.
"a Benton, Zoo countN, .MissLssippi,

OF Benton, Yasoo county, Mississippi,
nR WOODhas used these pills for the last
~ ten years in his practice, both in Ken
lucky and Miss. Unsolicited such astonishing
cures with them, that he is induced to offer
them to the public, as a certain and efcctual
remedy for Intermittent or Ague and Fever.
In casesa where he has used these pills, he
has never failed to cure the patient in twen-
ty-four hours, and, in many instances. he
has accomplished the most wonderful cures
in the short space Of tweIves hours; in proof
OF which, he could, if necessary, procure
certificates from every one of those TO whom
he has administered this valuable medicine,
but he deem them both superhaous and pro-
titless. long catalogue of letters, attest
ing their efficacy, would seem to partake
too much of the clap~trap means resorted 10
in order to bolster up the poisonous nostrums
that are daily sent forth to the world pro.
Tossing 10 cure as many cases as there are
subjects to operate upon. These pills need
only TO he tested TO establish their character.
They possess such singular and admirable
qualities, that no unpleasant feelings are
produced by them uFon the patient. They
never nauaeate or sicken the stomach, or
oparate on the bowels as Ia purgalive; the
patient, without experiencing any uneasl-
ness whatever from them, finds himself sud-
denly cured. z
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Di&SOLUfIOns

TEyIIE partnership heretofore existing be
n tween the Undersigned, under the lyle
of ]. M. HoLLINGswoRTH 81 CO.. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. D. B. Stray
SIM is alone authorized 10 settle The affairs
of The firm. J. NJ HOLLINGSWORTH,
j.. B. GRAYSON.
Yazoo city, Oct. l3, 1915. lG-tf
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PREPARED FOR THE PROPRIETOR ny
G. K. TYLER, Chemist


Corner of East Baltimore and High SIS,
Baltimore
DIR. GORDON'S PILLS are truly the sick mans
friend No traveller or Family .hould DO without
them. Their mely administration vii prevent
much pain ana sutf,ring, and save many valuable
lives.
These pills were compounded by DR. Gordon af-
ter years of stidy ana careful observation upon the
nature of different med ciues and the elect which
they produce upon different constitutions in various
forms of disease. They have been extensively used
by some OF dur most eminent ply siclans, ard by
macy private families for several years; and such has
been the satisfaction which they have given, that it
is firmly believed that the veg able kingdom does
not furnish auy mate ials for purgaGyc medicine,
Which surpasses for general use, those Of which
these Pills are composed. They do not contain
Calomcl, mercury or any mineral preparation; but
are eomposce entirely OF concentrated vegetable ex-
tracts, carefully D. cpared and so combined as to be
Certain, Safe aud Easy in their operation-should
il be otherwise, the stomach and bowels contain
foul and acid bilious matter-showing great neces-
sity for puTgatiye medicine.
The bowels being the principal channel through
which great portion Of tie impurities or the sys-
tenn discharged, it is evident that whatever acts
beneGcialy upon them must be conducive 10 health.
And as the bowels are the most efIectuaL. and in
fact, almost the only way by which a general i'm
preston be made upon the sem, it is perfectly
reasonable to suppose that nearly III diseases will
be cured, or at easi much benefited bya indicious
use Of purs alive medicines, fla physician is call
cd TO a patient, what is The first thing done? lie
prescribes dose OF two Of purga:ive medicnes; and
Then, after day or two, if tho patient is no better
he gives him another dose of pnrgative medicine,
and so on;doine some other little things--but the
main reliance for cure is upon tho effect produced
bv purcative medicines. Therefore, il You are
sick, delay not, but take few doses of DIR Gordon's
Vegetable Family Pills, and be again restored to
health Plice twenty-five cents per box.
For sale In AGO city oy
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10 the Stockholders of the

TO the Stockholders of the
Commercial Bank of Manchester.
EEVfIE Assignees Of The Commercial Bank
of Manchester have this day declared
ia pro rata dividend Of four per cent. Of the
Capital Stock of said Bank, payable TO the
Southern Stockholders az theaofice Of. The
Assignees in Yazoo City, Miss, on Monday
the LIST day Of June next, and to Northern
Stockholders at the Office OF the Manhattan
Bank, in New York, on Wednesday the first
IL, Il LII, ..o-t
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ROBSON & ALLEN,
Respectfully inform :heir Friends and Gus
TONERS that they continue the
co NJ SaHS $40
AND
.DorWarOf1r0 3ttGtreeG,

II thelT GA odnd, NO. . 81. ChdTIcS 81
NEW ORLEANS.
TTVHEY will make advances, either here
4 or through ALLEN & BARKSDALE
at Yazoo City, on all Cotton consigned e
them, provided the same is insured as usual
and will attend promptly 10 receiving and
forwarding all goods consigned to ihci
care-to filling Orders, or any other bust
ness entrusted TO them. They solicit the
patronage of their friends-promising tia
their best exertons shall be used TO give
satisfaction.
N. Orleans, Oct. ., lS44-15hf.
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object. Two or three hundred ad-
ditiOnal subscribers, and Il more Ex-
TENDED patronage from our advcr-
Using friends will be all-sufficicnt.
Our arrangements arc such, that
we can confidently assure our pat
rons that they shall not be disaD-
pointed in their cxpectations,-thc
WING shall not be inferior TO any
of its contemporaries, in the QUAIL
Try and QUANTITY of reading mat
ter it contains, or IN the BEAUTY
and ACCURACY of It's MECHANICAL
EXECUTION. Every incident that
transpires which can impart inter
est, shall have Il heariug through
the coIumnsof the WHIG. In short.
we intend to make the WHIc a val
liable neacSpGpeg' to all classes. of
READERS. JAS. A. STEVENS.
TERMS.
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I SrRN FIELD, XIV, MAJ, II, 7e45.
I .Ncss-s. Sanford q Fafk.-Gents:- / lake this
Opportunity Of informing you Of mos, fomarza
bio cure performed upon me by the use of Or ~ is
liars BalsGm of Wild Cherry
\ In the year 1910 was taken wih an infama-
.oi Che brwo's uhch l labored under for six weeks
.Waen gradually recovered. In the fall of 84l /
as at,aeked with severe cold, which seated II
ell upon my lungs and for the space ofthrcc years
N wa confined 10 my bed tired ali kinds oil
.mrt icne, and every variety OF medical aid without
benefit; and thus ! worried along until the winter
|nflS4l, when heard of 'Uislal'S Baisain Of Hid
HCherr.'
4 My friends pcrsuad me to give il a ial though
HI had given up a i hopes OF recovery ana had pre-
p4rcd myself for the change of another world.
Through their so iCi'atuns was induced % make
qse Of the Geu7ljue V,sia's Balsan, Of Ujld Cher
ie TIE effect was tluIy Astonishing. After .fre
gears Of affection, pam and s,ffeFiug and after hay
fuV spent four or free hundred dollars TO no purpose
gUt Che best and mos: respectable physirians had
pgFycd unaveiliug l wa restored to entire
5-lah bv tic blts- ines of God aud the use of Dr.
|@jstdr's Balsam Of wild Cherry. 49,.
{ am now enjoying good health, md such is my
altered aFpaUauce that am no longer known
wh-n I meet my former GCquantanCes.
/ have gained rapidly in weight aud my flesh s
firm and solid. can now cat as much a an pcrsoa
and my food seems 10 agree with me. have eat
n more during the last six months than had ca t.
in five years before.
Considering my case almost a miracle deemed
necessary for the good Of the afflicted, aud the
uty ] owe TO the proprieters and my fellow men
Who should know where relief may be had tt
axe this statement public.
May the blessings Of God rest UPON the propric-
RS Of so valuable a medic as Wlstar's Balsam OF
id Cherry.
Yous respectfully, w. II. BAKER.
Pice 81 per bottle The usual discount allow
70 who csale purchasers.
II Sold Wholesale and retail al No. 81 Gravier ST :,
ear the St Charles Hotel, New Orleans, by
N II. SCOViL.
nd by o. O. WOODMAN & co.
X MAY 6, 1916 ally. YazoO City.
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AT the Yazoo City Livery Stable.
GOOD, well broke pair OF horses for family
- use, for sale BY
BLAcKRIAN, SCOTT s&.co.
June g, 1876 5l-tf
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Stop your Horses Here.

ME have he as.istence Of Mr.. j. p Graf,
ton, whose disposition 10 accommodate
and untirug attention % we'll known 20 The
travelling custom. we solicit call from his
friends and patrons. as we are fully prepared
to accommodate MI who may leave their
horses, with he best Of Stabing and prov
ender. Your ob't seTv'ts,
BLACKNAN, SCOTT & co.
Yazoo city Livery Stable, Oct %. 1916. &c
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a Revise Of 'ohich commenced in .Uay, I845,
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to subscribers at Three Dollars
PR Gnaasa's, az odCance, or Fire
Dollars at Tie end of TIE aeq9..
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Was Originally issucd under the direction Of ,be
''Soclety for the Diffusion of Useful Knouledge.,
and IS unquestionn y the most entertaining and
useful of all the popular works VIII eh have cyerap
peareG in any age. or in any language. It's pages
embrace every subject in tie wide field of human
knowledge, and, as every article, whether on
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/ CiRD.--Dr. EastRaa's Etirtr Of Heatt, Ba!sda
Of VIZ Cherry, c-Thc afflicted will find BY referring
DIR. Easti14nS Hedica! Directory, list OF pTepa-
rations which, years experience has proved the most
successful and universal resorativs for all persons af
fiictsd, no matter by what cause produced.
Let all persons i'll health, call upon the Agent ana
obtain a pamphlet entitled as above, IN which will be
found much liable medical nforaon-a fall GescriP
the medicines with The testimonials Of the
remarkable Of various diseases
Those persons suffering from any disease for w''en
they arc recommended such Liver Affections. Loss
of Appetite Costiveczs Debility, Pain IN the Breast
Side, Coughs dds, Con umpton, Bronchitis, Influenza
Asthma rheumatism, Dropsy, Pleursy, Dyspepsia
Jaund.ce, Chill Pain in the Head. Back, Shoulders, Sde
or Stomach Diarrl.oea, Bowel Complaints, &c Sc will
find remedy in of the preparations mention
ed Pamphlet. Ill of which kept for sale by
DIR LOS. HOW ELS, Richmond Ia,
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Trinn;a5ant Success Of Buchaas Hungarian Bqlsana o
LLe--tae Great English Remedy for Coughs, Colds
Asthma. ana ConsuIn ion

THE celebrated and infaIiibe remedy for colds
coughs, asthma, form of ulmonary consumption,
is the Hungarian Basam of Life discovered by Dr. Bu-
chan, of London, Eng tested for upwards seven
years in Great Britain and the continent of Europe
and introduced into the United States the nIned-
ate superinenience of the inventor.
The astonishing of the Hungarian Balsam of
Life IN the cure of every form of consumption
the American Agent in soliciting the rnys
that seek relief IN vain from the common rene
dies of the day and have been given up BY the most dis
nngushed physicians as confirmed and incurabe. The
Hungarian Basam has cured, and cure the most des-
perate OF cases II Is fHGck ROStTuB but standard
English remedy, OF known and established efficacy.
The great and only certain remedy colds, coughs
asthma and consumption, IS the Hungarian Balsarn of
Life. This unrivaed specific will only relieve but
speedily and e1ectuay when ell other have
failed. Make experiments whatever upon the deli
tissue Of the lungs but seek this infaible
remedy and safe Under its benign and suayi-
tive influence the obstinate and dangerous cough
speedily removed: Splitting of blood. alarming
trely prevented: night which nuIify the reso-
mig power OF sleep, checked Inflammation is redu-
ced; PAIN and soreness in the side no more the
breathing is rendered soft easv ana the unfortunate
sufferer restored from the awful condition of
oensumptve 70 . healthy and comfortable existence
In Of actual disease Of the lungs. seated con-
sumption, it IS the only OF hope.
American price 81 PER bottle with full directions fr
tie restoration Of health.
None genuine without The written s.-aatrr. cf tfa
american gent. gol ana bronze label counter
felt which is forgery.
For sale at the Drug Store Of p- ] HOW Els
j. Pamphlets respecting this Great Fnrlisi, Remedy
may e he. grai5z Of i1r fowcll<. RIehmond H.
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sECiillIty.


Young man, do You realize the Lad i..hucnco
you exert. :shon you make use Of Pro!ano words!
There scores about you, "lo arc more or
less influenced hy Your language. and conduct.
Whcn they ilcar pr"fano words from your lips
they catch the language md make use of the
same, whenever thoy would express themselves
wiki somo warmth. What is moro unpleasant
the than pro!ano language! We hoar II
in every lane. before every door IN all places
\ I'D you, re n1cnber have been the means. in
some degree Of this nbomnablc practice. The
following lines, though common, are 10 less true
and wc wish they could bo reiterated III YOUR
ears and give you no peace till yoa torsook the
practice Of using protone words:
''Mantsin your rank-vulgarty despse-
To swear neither brave, polite wise;
''N on would not upon bed of death
Rehect-yonr Maker now may stop your breath
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RumCrS in Wa hinSton.

Tho Washington Fountain of tho 20th or
what il deems good authority, states. that Con
eral Taylor has been recalled from the field OF
operations in Mexico, and that he will retire or
the arrival of Gen. Scott nj head quarters, ans
tina, he has boon ordered 10 Washington, immc
dia,ey on his return 10 tho t. States.
1t is also stated, on the authority Of Com Per
~, :hat the castle of Uoa Is not to DO attacked.
The same paper says, that our Government Is
in possession of the ultimate conditions on which
Mexico will consent to make peace with the
United States. and tina! il has determined 10 c
cede 10 them. if Congress will cnablo tho Exc
cutlve 10 meet tho vows Of Mexico. In refer
cnce 10 tins matter. it is believed. tho Commit
tees on Foreign Relations, IN both Houses, have
already moved the appropriation of large sums
Of money to DO placed a, tho disposition of the
Presden; in treating for peace with the enemy.
ALebanon Star.
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Il AIN T AGoING TO 10 ANYTHING ELSE.:-
There are ccrtaln set phrases that. once under
way. "taken.' as tho saying is, and are ..all the
60" Just now, the expression above IS the
fashionab bic reply to almost anything that is asked
Not long since 4 Priest stepped into house
so tho papers say-and found lady making a.
hustle. He asked her what she was maxine
tina; hustle fort She said she intended 10 wear !.
TO preaching next Sunday.
'lou don't intend 10 wear thu, hustle I,
churcal" asked the "m1n Of israeli
Il don't intond - wear nything elsc,' replied
The fair one.
The priest devoutly crossed himselfat the b. r.
Soa of the figure the woman would cul at church
Win nothing else" bu, her bus,lo on
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EshySic Out Diseases!

FAR. KATZ'S ANTI-BILLIOUS LIFE PILLS are
! y the best Medicine IN the known world accom-
plish THIS nportaut work.
Those afflicted with Dyspepsia. Sick Stomach Pain
the side and Back, Liver Complaint, Loss Of Appetite
Weakness OF the Stomach and Bowels costivcness, Fe-
and Agae, Bilious and other Feverz shoqld q once
obtain box or two Of these Pills They Parity the
Blood relovate the system such manner that :
impossible Disease renain when they are uEe
.ccorcln NC to directions Price - cents
For sale .. the Richmond Book Store
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street, is offered for sale dvaptageous
1t story brick, containing four kitc-
enIe house finished modern style the lot Ii gh and
dry ana beautiful arranged with shade shrub
berry. 1t of the most desirable residences
small family in Richmond. For terms apply 10 the u-
dersgned in Ccutrtyilc, y. T. Holloway Richmond
JOHN Il. STIFT.
October 18th, 1916. l2-,f
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IRISH GENERoSITY.-Ono of the m 3. inter est
ing facts have recently mot with, is TINT dur
ing tho last year tho Irish of the CITY of New
York have romitted 10 Ireland for their friends
there, no loss sum than SS00000 A noble
testimonial is this to the warm hear,cdness of the
Irish character. which has dedicated such sum
from daily labor 10 remit TO tho suffering sons of
their native land.
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TO DRUGGISTS:
G. BE NJ. $ MI H.

j. Is written with pen on the bottom of every box
Of genuine Sugar Coated Improved Vegetable Pills
Some dealers msed the OF .upposng there
difference Sugar Coated Pills. and tie reforo buy
worthless imitation because they can buy cheap
We shall enghten the public every where in references
TO such after tie duly informed OF the rasealiy
OF these nitalors, every of whom have either per-
sonay or through others obtain information OF
nay business, by soliciting the agency OF my Pills,
IN Albany sent n minister TO Obtain
sonc know Ledge of my Pills We shall speak Of them
all as they deserve.
y b, No Sugar Coated Pills genuine w,hou, the
signature Of 6. Benz. Smith every box
AGENTS.
Brownsville, Henry RIDER Philomath, John Wood:
Abingdon, 10. Miid!ekauf Philomah, VIM. AmPh!et.
Richmond Joseph Howells; Richmond, Irwin Reed
Centreve. Jason Ham & Co; Ccntreyille J. Stevens:
Mechanic shurg. Henry c ottIe.
Feb. ,, le47- 6.2w
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Z VI. J. H HUTTON, would inform their Gus
- and the public, that they have opened a
Robert Hills New Bnilding Main street,
between Pearl and Front strees-North side where they
Will thankfully fox Castings and all kinds
of N4ciiue-g
n 3. They also receiving good assortment Of
BAR IRON. which they will sell at Cincinnati prices.
Richmond, Jan. 18th, l-47. III
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The editor of the Jeffsrsonian thus eiousn"s
Inv Abolition .sper recently started at Washington
city: y;e "a cae the ,uficen has
IN ssrogped BY Casar"'
0ee If SO; ulzar how could you stand by and see
,,bicon erqspcd by such blood thirsty tyrant a.