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ATTENTION.. MrL1m.

"a n election will be held at The difFer.
ent precincts Of this cou ~, on
Saturday, March "a, l847, 10 chose 4
Majorin the 25lh Regiment, Mississippi
Militia, to cir the vacancy oc-easinned
BY the resignation Of MAJOR George w.
Jones'. By order,
D. J. SAMPLE, Col. Com.
February ~, l847 24-27
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ADMlNIsTA1oR,s NOTICE.

n EFTERS Of Administrator having
~ been granted to the undersigned al
the January Term, 1847, Of the Probate
court Of Madison county, Mississippi, on
The estate Of w W. Keightley, deco,
all persons indebted to said estate are
notified to come forward and make i'm.
mediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate, will present
them legally authenticated within the
lime prescribed by law or they will he
forever barred.
w. D. LIGON, Admir-.
January is, l847. 1925
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rHR sTArR OIL MIssIssIPPI,
Madison County.

Madison County.
BY the probate Court Of said County.
To Eleanor OGutt, and all other persons
tote rested in the estate Of Henry AZ
Offutt, deceased;
9WHEREAS, an order was made at
the February Term, l847, of
said Court, authorizing publication a.
gainst all persons interested in the es-
tate Or Henry A. Ofult, deceased, audit
appearing to the Cont thai Eleanor
.Ofutt is interested, and d nonresident
#of said State: These are therefore to
require said Eleanor Offutt and all 9th
er persons interested 10 the estate Of
Henry A. Ofutt. deceased, to appear be-
lore the said Probate Court on the Sec
ond Monday of May, l847s then ant
Ethere to shew cause, il any thcy have
why the Fl al account Of John Cooper
Executor of the last will and testament
Of said Henry A.. Cfutt should not b.
allowed and a decree made thereuPoI
accordingly.
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sIll let you know when come back again."
US the rheumatism said to the leg.
CANTON, Feb 90. l847

CANTON, Feb 20, l847,
At a meeting Of the subscribers 70 the Can
ton Male Academy, George Calhoun, Esq, was
,calledto the Chair, and 7 G. Topper appoint
ed Secretary.
Alter some remarks from MI, Drane, as 70
the objects Of the meeting, it was on motion,
ResOlved, That Geo. W. Henderson, Angus
JUS Luckett, 7, S Salmon and R. Darlington,
be appointed a committee to inquire as to the
proper location Of the Academy, the cost Of a
lot, and to recommend a plan Of The bull ing,
and state the probable cost according to such
plan, and report these and all other matters q
iuteres al an ADJOURNED meeting on the First
Saturday in March next
On motion, the meeting Adjourned.
G. CALHOON, Chm.
T, g. TUPPER, Sec'ry
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February 6 l847. 2l-2t
DISSOLUTION or PARTNERsHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
VENHE co-partnership heretofore exist.
y ing between the subscribers, under
the firm and style Of Eichelstein Il Co..
being about to be dissolved by mutual
consent, we respectfully call the alten-
ton OF the public to our extensive assort-
ment of New Goods, which we have
determined to dispose Of at New York
and Philadelphia cost, for cash only,
with 10 per cent for charges. We also
offer for sale collectively our whole
stock Of Dry Goods, with the new Brick
Store and lot Of ground thereunto apper
tanning. ANY one wishing 70 invest in
this description Of property viii do we'll
to make early application at 7 9 Store
All persons indebted to the firm are, ear
nesiIy requested 10 come forward and
settle Immediately, as we wish tosayoid
putting our friends TO unnecessary cost,
and those having claims against the firm.
or individually are requested TO present
their accounts at the Store, for settle.
ment. S. FlCHFLSTElN,
L. RHElNSTROM,
~ uarv 40. 1847. 90
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WOOL CARDING.

T HAVE in operation a Wool Cardiag
= Machine at my Mills, two miles south
east Of Camden. | am prepared to card
wool ON moderate terms, and in the best
manner. My machinery is constructed
on the mostimproyed modern plan, II
is necessary in order to make good rolls
that the wool be thoroughly cleapsed Of
trash, burrs and dirt, and be made as
~Ioose as possible BY picking. Forevery
eight pounds Of wool one pound Of lard
must be sent, or will furnish the lard
at the market price.
Al s. MITCHELL.
July Is, 1876, 45-tf
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

4 ETTERS Of Administration having
- been granted to the undersigned
at the February Term4 l847, Of the
Probate Court o. Madison county on the
estate olsSoiomon nv rick, deceased, all
pc rsons indie bted 10 said estate are ndtt
fed to come forward and make immedi-
ave payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
them legally authenticated wilhln'the
time prescribed by law, or they vii
be forever barred.
N. WHITEHEAD, Admir-
February Is, l847. 22-21
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ETTERSsof Administrators having
~ been grantedt 10 the undersigned BY
the Probate, court Of Madison county, on
the estate OF Freeman ]. Pierce decd,
all persons indebted L said estate are
notified to come forward and make i'm,
mediate payment, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate will
presentlhem legally authenticated witt
n the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
II. M. SIMMONS, Admir-.
E.Irrc4v a 19A7. 2l-Ql
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SLAVES FOE SALE.

Vi virtue of an order Of the Homo
ID rable Probate Court Of Madison
county, ! will expose to public sale 10
the highest bidder, at the Court-hous
in anton, on
Wednesday The l7th day of March t847
Thirty eight valuable and likely Ne
roes. men w~omensand children, Belong
ing to the estate Of David W. Dickinson
deceased. Terms, six months crediE-
Bond and approved security required o
the purchasers.
w, L. MURFREE, Adm'r,
IF The estate of y. w. Dickinson decH
February IS. l847. 22-2t
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that ! wi !,
~ at the March Term l847, ofthe Pro-
bate Court Of Madison county, State Of
Mississippi, present my accounts for
final settlement and allowance, as Guar
dian, Of Joseph Frizell,r when and where
those interested can attend.
B. B. FRIZELL, Guardian.
February g, I847. 2l-23
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CABINET MAKING.
o.. TROTRF.aK.

sSWHKW G. THU EGEAsHJVs
Ea AS opened d shop on the North side
- Of the Square, where he keeps for
sale FURNITURE az alfkinds Safes,
Tables, Bureaus, Bed. steads Wardrobes
&c, all ofsthe best workmanship, and
made with neatnessaand despatch. He
@lll also repair and varnish old furais
lure III the neatesi style.
July n, 1916, 43-46.
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Alpheus Fetch, democrat, has been chosen
by the legislature Of Michigan, d senator from
that state for elk years from the 4th Of March,
in place Of Mr. Woodbridge, wing, whose term
then expires.
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PEaEO FORTES.

W. NASH, Professor Of Masic,
~ Of Vicksburg, has made dr.
rangemcnts With some Of the best Pane
Porte m kefs al The North, % Sell in
slrumenls in Vicksburg, as low 0s can
b had al the Mandatory.
All Pianos warranted complete, and
to stand the climate; will be exchanged
at the END Of q year il not approved.
The great advantage of purchasing
.of Mr.. Nash, u, YOU have your Piano ID
good tune after il arrives il this Conn
try.
January 2, l847. 1926
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Died, in Vicksburg, on the morning u the
18th, instant in the 2Sth year Of her age, Mrs.
MARY E., consort ofthe Rev, s NJ. MoNTeoME-
RY, Pastor of the vicksburg Presbyterian
Church.
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SADmH,ETRY.

III ANkFUL for pas lavors, and so
Letting a continuance, | would ~
iorms my friends and ce temefs that
bave on hand a large stock or Grsl rate
materials, which nm desirouso Of work.
ing up and disposing Of On most fagora-
bic terms. have employed d first rate
workman who will fill all orders puncta.
my and faithfully. During my absence
Mr. Hancock will act az my agent intle
above business.
]. N. BLANTON.
January t6, iGif. l8-lf
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RLACKSMITmaNG AND
MAXING.

w @a8 S%&@S@5&NG Ne
ME slbscrlber respectfully announ-
ces 10 the citizens ol Madison
tounty, that he has opened the shop
tately occupied by Mr.. L. French, whore
he will carry on the above mentioned
business in all its branches. Horse
Shooting on the most approved prineis
ples. He has on hand d few Or he ce-
LIBERATED Dat Cutters which no viii sell
extremely low for cash.
W. o. HARGAN.
june 81. 1916. 42-ly
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FoUND.

nURlNG the Christmas holidays, a
~ SADDLE, Bride and Marhngale'
which the owner can have BY applying
II this office and paying for this adver-
lisement.
February 10. l847. 924tf
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MARRIED In this county, last Thursday
week, pr Law, to Miss ELLEN M4aRUDER.
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COMM VIZ ROlAL.
view orleans Cotton Ma ,ke,.a.reb. %.

Cur New Orleans dates are only 70 the 10th.
The foreign news had Just been received and
w~ha1would be lis effects on the market were
not known. We have not changed quota-
tions.
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1--we learn thagihs Y.
al's .%.ss . a. rsui # he Con- e..
i ''s J. u Which Nj Mansam wss
ssnni, 4. T.p Regiment bill Is res-
y 90 Y A.. body, There was g
y ...'s.a 4 gss House. NJ. Y s.n !
az senate moved the exP0l-
e Ti,.bIs, editor IF th' govern,
|gh'4.. I ~ reporters, from privileged
K, Ky Dss.s, y fal.s ~ ..' Sg.;g'
/ s Y. Srsessdins'- 0i't'''Sg 93's
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Madison County


Nv the probate COart Of said County.
To all persons interested in the lands,
tenemenls and bereditaments OF Hot-
land Webb, deceased,- Greeting:
UOU are hereby commanded TO up
j pear before the Pro- ate Court Of
said county, at a reguIar term thereof,
n be holden at the Court house Of said
county, On the end Monday # AprSt
mert. then and there to shew causc if any
have, why said court should not then
orIer and decree the lands, tenements
and he redilamenlsof SAID deceased TO be
sold 10 pay the debts of said decedent,
u wit:
The south half, west half. north
east quarter, and Tie south half west
hale, southwest q arter. all in section
seven, township ten, range TOUR, east,
containing eighty acres, more or less
Witness, the Hon. JOHN B.
HowcoTT, Judge Of Probate
Of said county the Second
#-# Monday Of February, IN tue
LIS. year Of our Lord, one thou
- sand eight hundred and for.
ty.seven, and seal Of said
court
Issued. the 10th day Of
February, i847.
j.. II. CAMERON, Cpk,
Fehruarv Is. l847. 1927
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XTTE are authorized to ANNOUNCE Lebbeus
Wv French, as a candidate for the office
Of Assessor of Taxes for this county at the
ensuing election.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

XXTE are authorised to announce James
wv A. Dennis, as a candidate tor the
office Of Assessor Il Taxes for this county at
the ensuing election.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-27
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION

LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Mississippi and Louisiana.
Inferior ::;::;; .9a94 Middling Fair;lO3ali
Ordinary :;:::;::9aa9f Fair :;::::;::;ll4all3
Middling :::::::lOal04 Good Fair::::I24al24
Good mlddliugl04alO4 Good and tiDe::l3a-
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand LIST Sept. l846;#;:::::::: 6,3S2
Arrived since to date :::::::::;::::::::4 9O, 1896
Arrived to-day::: 1857
5O6285
Exported to date Z: ::::i i:279,485
81, ok on hand not cleared -, :::i::: :23S. $50
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Washington County,

BY the Probate Court Of said County.
To all persons int rested in the lands,
tenements and hereditaments Of Chris
topher L. Bennett, dec'd-Greettag;
VOY are hereby cited 10 appear be-
n fore the Probate Courtof said coun-
~ at a regular term thereof to be hol-
den at he Courthouse # said county, on
the Fourth Monday of April next then
and there 10 answer the petition OF Al.
bert G. Bennett, Executor Of said de.
C ased, and show cause if any you have,
why said Court should not then order
and decree the lands, tenements and
hereditaments Of said deceased to be
sold, viz:
The north. west quarter Of section
thirty.two, in township nineteen, range
two, east, in the county Of Madison, u
said State, the proper ty Of said deceased
Witness, the Honorable
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w ltneSSg the HonOTlOI6
John B, HowcoTr Judge Of
Probate OF said county the
SIS Second Monday d February
LIS. in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and
forty-seven, and seal of said
Court.
Issued, the 18th day Of Feb'ry, l841,
JT CAMERON, CFk.
February 90, f847. 1881
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X SMEDES, Judge oil PROBATE
Of said county, the Fourth
Monday Of January in the
LIS. year Or our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and for,
~ seven, and seal Of said
court.
81 Issued, the Goth day Of
January, l84T.
w. L. ROBARDS, CFk.
February l3, I847, 1927
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THE STATE of MlsslssIppl,

February l3, lo47, 2g-2
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February IL. i847. 1921
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CANADIAN yERMIFUG E.

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR WORMs-Ihls neal-
Aeine safe IN its operation and more easily aanin
tered than any other. -.
THE GRgArssr CAvsE o. DEArH among children IL to be
attributed 10 Worms They give rise 90 nnns Gus
and are the more fatal because least suspected were -
rents o. give this subject more attention. ana caIelsy ou
serve tho which indicate the existence OF worms
10 the bowels TINS LIVES oF MANY CHILDREN WOULD 40
DOUBT nE SAVED. .
WfNrE's CavaDnN vERNIFucE has acquired repnts-
ton far exceeding that Of any other medicine oi te nu
and is daily increasing IN popularity wherever 10 ~
known and used 70 has been UNIVERSALLY AffN1fhp
possesses properties which other article OF the
does ,OkE PROMPT ASD Efficient 10 Us hcoH' tno
trely free from Ingredient, which have any blt o1Wi-
ca elect the heahof the patient being always piofsu
even when no discovered Physicans pfesoIDu
It, and 20 use the language Of n high siandins ~h
resides In Cleve Ohio, consider u the only arnceoi
the kind he ever that uniform snd prompt 10
xpeIing worms" IL may indeed be relied on Win the
promut confidence ~ 10 has NEVER BEES KNOWS TO fA
This Is the reason why ALL who have used VI" not use
any other. &C.. -
We have in our possession number Of certificates from
physicians and others Of the highest respectapnY VINO
testify % its superior ehclcy and recommend IL ~
uever.fsiilng remedy . ,,-..-,.
CfNsDIas EsRnFUeE." this Is the only Article ta can
be- depended on. RENEMg.E rms.
Pfersred only by j. WlNER l. co p Mtden-ane.
Sold BIZ Wyatt 4 Ksch am. lfl Fult0n-st. J. l. COddlns
ton 3iI Hudson Spnng-st.i r sands laa boweiy
cor Springst y Y, Mr. Hays, 80 rutonst Is fo3.yn
and ~ Drugs IS generally. NJ 1fiAu nA't-
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MEDICINES.
pRoPsY AND GRAVEL.

mr. q. c. VAUGHN would call the attention Of Aids
yto his Vegetable LithontTptc Mixture, - hshly GEE
brafed throughout the country ~ q. L NAJDhN
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY. Dr. vaughn would
earnestly al who desire remedy Of any Sinn tAs-
tie article possesses properties which will meet al classes
disease: that 10 cannot be taken without Oenrh ana
that Tor proof Of rs great curative powers he oeg eaVe %
refer certificates OF from al sections OF the country
which are iu possession of his agents
They have sold this medicine for four years past tor AT
kinds plants and viii be able 90 show testimony Of
high character Dr. Vaughn would earnestly ak me pun
lie % call and obtain his pamphlet 10 me hands OF ~
AGENTS for gaiuitous distribution. 10 Will sho" why uHh
lEMgnY IL as good iiy when that one remedy pro-
grriy compounded $3.50,
THIS medicine is especially offered for dropss gravel
diseases Of the liver kidneys and al Affections OF tne
urinary organs A. female medicine u u one OF the
certain curaives ever taken into the syste-not nsle
has % ever been resofed 20 without petieesJ To-
storing 10 healthy state the debilltated frame.
Let the dr0psc sufferer resort al once 20 ths
the FIRST trial of 5u0k bottle will show the power OF tne
article Let the sue ring in that distressing disease y
and al other complaints. try this remedy ana INC
bottle will you that u has sxt aodnAy neg
virtues Price. y bottle ! 80 OK do -, or SIX = o.
bottles for - sad SD for -O u taken a. one
Once FOR the sale Of this article l3< NAssAD y
Sforrs & Co q North Sixth-st. Philadelphia smith a
kuson 223 Batmore-st Baltimore; Nrght 20. To-
Chartresst Nsw-Orleans; Mrs 4. kdder loo C2nit-sl
Boston and by druggists generally throughout ne nso
sfafes nd Cenadss 80 oh"''
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CRoCKERY STORE,
WhOIssaIe and KetaIIl ~
IN LIS lNIIIIA M.sT- nnnlaLfa III


NO. l3S WILLIAM-ST. opposite the " s'mns
Vton Stores" % door below tulton-st
The subscriber having been for some time pal ihef en-
<sged IN the CHINA GLASS AND EAkTHkN WAKE
cuisines at WHOLESALE, has recently completed eNten.
ave for furnishing families and those com
nencng housekeeping with goods IN his line and ne Is
enabled sell ms goods at lower rates than those engaged 70
Tho RETAIL TRADE exclusively, IN conseggence Of his
large aud frequent importatons FOR hls WhOLkSALh
BUSINESS The location Of the establishment OF tho
subscriber being such that he pays Low rent and ncus
moderate expenses enables hn 70 cary ont NJ Intention
Of furnishing his wares al REDUCED PRICES.
The subscriber designs selling good articles, ana without
an Of his styles Of French China Dinner and
Dessert Services fine China decorated granite Tea and
Coffee Sets Toilet 10 great variety, solar Lamps
Vases GiTsDdOss, Mante Ornaments Fancy Goods, Cct
aud Plain Glass aud goods, &c &c would say 70
all that he promises 70 convince them n they WIN
favor him with call that they purchase goods AZ ms
establishment much more FAVORABLE TERMS than
At RETAIL STORE bat should this not be deemed an IN
ducemsnt he would solicit Paronass upon the ground OF
Offering for their inspection 81 unusually LAhOE Anu
UNRiVALED STOCK, from which selections can be
will give entire satisfaction. Hotels ships and
steamboats, furnished.
Goods sent free Of expense 10 all gsrts Of The city
.lTrhAgf GEORGE H. CLAff.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arriyed-Bng Olive. Anger, 81 Martins % d. va ST
Thomas Is d. salt 10 SchsssIoger. Let 81 - Mar
,ios br3g Na,isco. Berry, for N foEs, loading
Brs Meismofa B1nce Mobile q ds, cotton, &C. 20 J.
Hur bat Co.
Biz Republic Bsker Psra ~ DE- lndis rubber. &C. 10
A Bishop Lett biss Zane Of Salem, Mass cisg Eas.e
Do DO Boh vessels had received considerable damese
the outward passage Passengef-Miss Mary Ann OGDEN
Bng Virln Of Boston, WssSatt, 81 Domingo City ms
hossny T. Rossisr CO. Left brg Eul,uiei Sears
fn Bostrn disg schr Sea Lion. johnson, for NJ o.
schr Cabot, Nickcrson, Boston d. ndse, 10 r Her
rex.
schf Nsretts Burr. Dearborn, Richmond ~ O., -Four
&c 70 Allen 4 Ps1On .
scbr Delaware, Washington &c, naval stores, to q
Williams.
schr samuel l. Mitchell, Adams, Newbern, nc 10 d.
naval stores % X VI Blackwell sailed IN company with
schr Ann Hyman, lotion for YORK
sehr Vim b jenkins Vanderbilt Phil d.. coal master
schl Princeton, Baton, aadywice d., corn meal 70
Allen PsxOn.
sailed-Bark Harriet, Bartlett.
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no Tup ArrLICTEp.

nOCT. J. q UEWETr. Ma MacDougal-st near Bleeck'
De- Nes-York will assure the afflicted that he can a.
ford more rehefw the same number Of visits tnsn any
other PRACTITIONER In The following complaints Dsoia-
tons hp diseases sprns attractions paralysis, fnra
usfism nervous affections. tenderness inhammAons ana
cuyatures OF tie sone elormed shoulders, white swell
inss weakness of the joints &c.
Country patients referred % the following persons
ho have visited this city expressly 70 avail th-nss rs
n Or "A Attendance, and returned cured MAJOR B. H.
Norton Boston Mas Hon. II Y. Cranston, Newport
RI.R NJ Larned, Esq Providence; Chas Hosmer, Esq
Hartford. Coun,i james & u Jwnsend h'4 Ne~ n tssn
Pa Montreal CanadaE r., Hon. N +. Granger, heesvlie
\ Judge Miller, Rochester, y y Paul Mitchell ts9
G.nsv. N " Wm N Wiud-r. ESQ. Philatel phia; Hugh
McCulioch President u Fort Wayre Bank, Fort WsYne
Ind. Min Goodman, Esq. Cincinnati ., Ohio
City references gwen Application 81 Dr :. DID ~
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BOOK TRADE.
wASHNGToNIAN

A uyOCATE AND MOUNTAIN >IuNE-A nsw sna
A p.-snert Temperance work. re trs- nui,5sr cor
tanning 81 PAGES . Just printed ~ rlhhot = 49,
go ,i. IN - o.tava r8Ess -lchthe trst volume Be-
-. a. s,.-rr.f-on III the sacred. and tte second az
-..-.-tn ID profsue history sganst rartaklnE as .
f.,. III Alcoholic drink also total ltncc leei1frs
Ard ae. rnal 10 Character conc ~ VIE a. -H
-.-bv M ne suthof For sac By Percy holcl, 10 ]
$500 - a. the ocr 1.-THE " sar gtcnial aad leiii'
- ~ P.4-I and Chatham sfs ar The American ieli-
-.- ui1f 90 Nasssu-st ard AZ GrshAris hlslEine,
T--b-r- Bulldogs Nsw-i0rS 80 = ceats eieh -g nei
= -.4 YER iers one third on sales will te allowed
- III 1,,,,,.l WILLIAM NJ HEN
p.-.- R---r Rscxrarn oyster Bay. L. l. S1s. ic 1917
~ EDITORS favorable % the Temperance cause VII
nie-se give the shove en- insertion in their pApef
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CnRpnRArInN NOTICE-rs c9ntraslor.-sel
PATENT sALAMANpER SAFES.

rI,HE PUBLIC are informed thai Crandell kieh Amon
L Rot and John }. stearns OF the City OF Ne" OK nave
purchased and the sole and exclusive owners of
h. several the Mon except the states Of Maine
New. Hampshire Vermont, Massachusetts Rhode Island
snd New York Ut the Patent granted on inc
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