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SLOAN'S COLUMN.
THE HEST AND CHEAPEST
Horse Medicine in the World.

t-.y-Ail The Medicines advertised hv w y
Sigun arc sold BY 4 snrtrrs, navenro--, iowa
WA & A Nurses, Moline, III :, ind VIM c
Norris, Rock Island.
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COM II T. X CIAL.
Corrccte! ieeei'y bv C. S. Uhisler.
DAVENPORT, Thursday, March @, 1919.
pRnnccr

PRoDCcE. PROVISIONS
FROM, Dbl. $50 a 4,00IpoRg heavy, 600
WHEAT, wn.b 6n,HAns, III. A n )
), 40. ), Is 5jI~HouLDERs., "a al
Cons in car, ;, l8a2olSiprs, 4a4A
=, shci'd ;, 23lLARp, 5a6
=, meal :. o5a 30lstrTEH, i0ale
FLaxsfrr, !, 80 \ G2AI1'oSry, 10
Ttm.sEEp, GOA 25iGHrESE, 6al2
OARS, :. 10 solcaicEEas. doz. 15ai 20
BARLEY, '. ?3Ii.ses, ;, Ga
HAY, ION 10 J.nnl"urAroEs, bu. 30 q 30
Woon. cord, 2,GDa 2,5glafANs. VIII. >. 80
Coat. hu. 10 i i2IS<, kan.,, CA 20
iigrsuAx,ib. Isl :, Ly. >, 10
llipEs, erccn,,b. 24l sPFLEs. dri. bu. 10
;, dr., ), 54,pEAcnEs, }, asa {, 90
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TIE PROOF
Extract from the Galcaa "Nosh- Wcstrrn
Gazette"

Gazette"
Dy the use Of Sosn's Gin;men, and Condition
Powder, have entirely cured Fissnla on my
horse and otherwise improved his condition moro
than 800 per cent on the cost ot the medicine;
and a cow Which, was so feeble us to be cons,d-
cred worthless by myself and ncighbors, was re-
stored to good health and s:reagin by tho use Of
less than half package Of the powder, and 10
now doing better than any other cow have.
VIZ VIAcsNr.
Small Fox, May i3, i8l3.
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MARRIED.

In this place, on Sunday the 9TH Of March, by
Jonx Rouzrn, Esq. Mr. HENRY c. A. KLEIN
10 Mrs. DECKA MASKA. all Of Davenport.
Al lie Claire, on the 9th ut., by the Rev.
VIZ. RurLxpoE, Mr.. JOHN WILLIS, Of Rock
ineham, Scott CO., Iowa, to Miss MARY ANN
RrTLEDGE.. in's II London, Eng
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Tremendous Excitement.
NAUvoo TEMPLE BURNED!
POWER & JORDAN,
EKouLD mos. respectfully IN
w form The citizens OF Davenport, anl he
surrounding country, that they have just arrived
from Philadelphia, with new and we'll select
ed assortment of
CT THU Nc,
which having removed ,aeir Stock Of Goods on
Front Street, opposite the Steam Mills, consisting
in part OF
Fine black and blue dress coats;
Over Coats, So To 1900;
Indian Rubber Coats;
Sacks OF various coiors, $500 TO 1900:
And all other kinds Of coats OF the bes, mate
rial, aud made in the latest and n,os, approved
STYLES.
ALSO
A fine as.or,men, Of CLOAKS. from $40
10 1900; fancy and plain Cassiiner, and NIL 9TH
er kinds OF Pants from So, 100 to G,cO-eyery des-
crps,on;
VESTS.
Figured Silk, Satin, Merino Cloth. OF a supe-
rior GU, and quality; 10 which may be added, n
iafpt anu vcaullFul assortment Oh
Fine Linen Bosom Shirts;
Muslin and hickory do
Collars, Crava,s, llandkcrchefs, Suspendcrs:
Carpet brgs: and a variety OF other articles, too
tedious 10 mention.
ALSO..-A fine 10, Of
CLOTHS,
or various colcrs and qualities; fancy co.orcd
and plain Cassimero Of various patterns; Vest
patterns. such Us cut Velvet, Satin, figured Silk.
Alarseiiles, best quality. Flannel aud knit nm.
icr-shirts and drawers, &c. &c. &c.
Grain taken in exchange for Clothing.
GNrJ. j. would respectfully inform the
public that he is a practical tailor, having been
engaged in business number Of wears; and he
icels confident in saying that he will be able to
please all who Will favor them with cali. All
kinds OF clothing cut and made up TO order.
=. Il. j.
Davenport, Nov 10th. 1913. loft
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David COLON.

III
HE saii defendant viii inhr notice
~ that tic plaintiff On The lG,l, February,
l849, filed his petition IN the tls:rc; Court Of
said county PRAYING for lnlgrnen, o. Il l,raa,.s-
sorry note, dated June Bib, 10 II, executed by
said David Co.iom FOR payment three wears from
the date thereof 70 Joseph Turner oi the sum OF
FIVE hundred and iiltv dol.ais with SIX per cent
and Tor the foreclosure Of mortgage bearing
even date withsaid pro'nlssnry mote given IL Sc
cure the paymen. thereof and cAeca,cd hY said
David coi.ufa on the following. tiacls OF land
situate IN said eonniy. to-wii: Lot NJ. three 81
in section M three 81 in township No seyen,,
eight I18 nor'., Orange No five ) cast OF the
9th principal meridian, and also five } acres of
land from the cas-, side OF the northwest quarter
Of said section No. three rs containing in all
siy,y-nine 100 5-,00 acres Of land, and for n
sale Of said lands 20 satisfy said judgment. the
said note and mortgage aforesaid having been
duv assigned TO said plaintiff for valuable con-
sidcraion. The saa defendant il therefore re-
CURED toappear at the next term OF said District
Court al sai! county 10 be held on tie fifth ZION
div inter The fourth Monday in April next, and
plead, answer or icnrr to said petition.
JAMES TJpRisGTnN,
C.erk District Court
ARCHIBALD Il. CtMrasii., III person.
February 81, 1879. o1-Cw
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State os Iowa, In the District Court OF
Scott county. { said county
Archibald II. .a"p0el' | Petition /, foerclosc
David Colon -""'@"sS'
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France has been threatened with new
outbreak. Eighty thousand troops were
concentrated nj Paris. 4 bill against clubs
was presented to the Assembly.
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.4nsrcr 10 USunI."
Is
,25
l25
,0625
The answer is air-and.a: fourth cents.
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made move N the matter; and think their
example Is worthy Of imitation. An Anti Snuff
Society has been formed by them, and tie fol-
lowing Is their pledge;-
Believing as we do. ths; the practice Of Ia.
King snuff" has become an excessive and dan.
gefous habit. destructive OF beauty. pernicious
and ruinous TO health Therefore. we do pledge
ourselves as ladies, to abstain entirely from The
use OF u, and in every prudent way exert our in.
fiuence In persuading others TO abandon lis use
April, 1919. fStGSED
susannah A Coyingion, Mary {. Webster.
Mary Jane MeCo.lum, Fine inc A. Dosier,
I Eliza DosieT, Caroline Cuihberisnn,
Rosa Nay. Nancy Jane Coyington
S. A. +. iarrer, c Helmes,
Jane Ray, } Parker,
Martha Heart, Arabela Heart,
l.. a. Pistol. NJ J. Austin,
r. Fare, Martha Medlin,
Margaret Trott. L A. McLear,y.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-05-25
MAcREREL FISHING.

From The captains OF several mackcrel
hhermeD, some twenty five sail of which
s'sels are now in this port, We learn that
N are scarcer ut presen, than they have
sa for the last four or five seasons. -
Inc Of the above vessels have been fish
Tor five weeks. and have not caught a
'ge barrel Of Mackerel, whereas last
ar this time they had been in with full
Tgoes and there is large fleet Of fish.
men al Cape ienlopen aud Sandy Hook,
sca have tried from Cape llatleras to
'.n'ague Point, without either finding
% bait, or seeing prospect Of any.
70 months is considered short time to
aeafgo Of a hundred barrels, with a
W oil Twelve men. Some Of the vessels
mere have not single fish on board.
TN'5Oik Beacon, May IL.
'ae Central Railroad in Georgia. earn.
s'..' s2s0,l5 in four months ending
y March. Last year i. earned in the
y" period. si9s, 9s3--increusc $751;.
he company have increased their
nA' stock from 81 $50, 900 to $4,000.
l, Upon which they declare il to be evi.
"a' The road, TN its present footing,
s'0"al'y earn al leas, 8 per cent, h,v
hist year.
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WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER.
RAIL ROAD.

The aboye enterprise with which, com.
para,ively Speaking, few Of The ci,tzsns Of
his porliodi pf the State are familiar, goes
bavrly OF This Road when finished,
is destined TO become the great route for
ssyelless going North or South.
xWs have been kindly permitted to make
fihc following extract from letter rcceiy.
ed here ffom gentleman connected with
The road
"Oir Road is getting on gloriously the
whole line is now under contract for gra.
ding. aud great deal Of the timber is con.
usc,ed for-au for stock.
81 venture to say, tina, The Wilmington
and Manchester Rail Road will leave IL.
sister Roads now 10 course Of construcrior
in the State, far behind. The Board d
Directors have restricted US to the use o.
iron weighing not less than 81 lbs. pet
linear ys,d--,he weight Of tina, used OF
the Camden Branch. The Road passe,
ever tolerably level country, giving u,
but few heavy cuts or enbauknenis
and our maximum grade, only 80 feet pc
mile. We have TO cross the pedre Swans
and River at an elevation oi-sboul % ieet
distance OF two miles. Our Bfidg,
scross the River is 10 be built upon s,on,
pIers.
This Road has been attracting bu
little atien'ioa in the State, but IL has bee,
pursuing The even tenor of its way, grad
usliy acquiring strength I'LL now 1t crave
no attention. When the Legislature c
North Carolina again meets we will re
eeiye from that State The subscr p'ion q
$500, 900.
"This Rord is to be built mark m
World Columbia Daily Telegraph.
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F ON tho Wilmington Chronicle.

SNUFF AND BEAUTY-OR THE BEAU
TIES OF SNUFF.
Now blessed be they uho FIRST c,isd " Hold
enough
No more ps'll dip IN that rile trash called Snuff
SHEAKEsPEAR. MopERNizEp.
Snuff and Beauty What an anomalous
conjunction And yet not exactly new
one. We remember that Dean Swift, in
his no, very pleasant poem CT "a Lady
Dressing Room" (albeit he had a pleasant
suhlec,,) inventories Snuff as one of the
articles which was revealed to the aston.
shed view of Slrephon whilst making his
furtive visit TO that domestic sanctum saac.
torum. SO should some Slrepbron of our
day, is on unauthorized exploration of mys.
tic haunts, chance to discover signs OF that
pungent powder known as Snuff, he may
for consolation bethink himself that its
presence ia so inapt a place is not pecu.
larity of these latter times, nor o! these
happy United States. Nevertheless, we
say again,
Now blessed bo they who first cried Hold !!
enough
No more we'll dip in that vile trash called Snuff"
This will serve as introductory to the
following:
A correspondent OF the marlborough Argus.
who dates from Monroe, N c., says; Among
Tho many ices Of our country and useless and per.
nicious Labits | deem that Of eating snuff not
inc least = and so destructive is it to both the
beauty and.hsalth Of tho ladies Of our country.
hink the power Of the Press should DO brought
o bear against il and every other moral engine
hat viii have a tendency to etfectually suppress
{. The ladies of Monro, and its vicinity, have
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viii fear. A considerable portion of tho
Shell Road this side Of the Half. Way
House Is submerged, and the water is over
the siree, on this side Of the New. BASIN
Warehouse, nearly up to the head Of the
b,sin. II is estimated that three hundred
houses are now surrounded by water, and
the amour, Of damage done is already very
largely o. Picoyune.
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BORING FOR wATERIN CHARLESTON
The Areesian Well.

A visit 10 the spot where the lndefaiiga.
be, scientific, and We mus, add humorous
Mr. We,oa Is boring TO obtain the gush.
Ins iouni that IS 10 give Us The pure and
| sparkling beverage tina, nature has provi.
ded for man. procured for w the snosl.
edge that he hsd perforated the earth up.
wsids Of seven hundred and fifty feet.
Nj. W. has found the strata generally
conform to The descriptions given by geo.
legisls, IN the nature Of the soil, but each
strata much 2 es,eF in depth than tho mos,
scsp,iic have predicted. |, appears iaa,
near 700 feet of The penetration has been
through mari, occasionally in,erspefsed by
other substances. |, was the general
opinion Of biologists that the water would
be struck at the depth Of from GAO 10 ESQ
feet, and, as We ara informed, none doubt.
ed that a, about 200 feet il would be oh.
,sMed. Mr.. Welioa, however, has prac.
,eally proved oil their theories as TO dis.
lance incorrect, while in reference to 9th.
er matters he has given the strongest evi.
dences II the truth Of their observations.
All agrees that II will be necessary to
strike The bur stone before water can pos.
sibly be oblaued. and il pleased Us to hear
the cool, calm confidence that Mr.. Welton
expresses Of eventually obtaining VIA, he
IS seeking for, an ample supply of pure
wafer. A. to the depth at which II Is to
be obtained. he expresses no opinion. Bot,
60 20 on boring until the object Is accom-.
Pushed, appear. to be his determination,
id the distance be uhat il may.
Anolher fac, surprised US, which was
The little cost of the gigantic undertaking,
compared with what 80 bad supposed was
the expense. The absolute figures were
90, mentioned, but the probably sum al.
ready expended vas no, more than ono.
'hfd what We supposed 1t would be, ludg
'eg from the experiments which have been
made IA other places. - ChaI. COuri,r.
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lNOtice.

SEtllE undersigned wishes TO engaged in the
n Mercantile Business at Charlotte, North
Earpliua, and would like 10 form a Copart.
ner-hlp with rome gentleman o. respectable
character and influence, who can command
Cash CaFi'al, or with some person now engaged
~ The same lIne OF business. living lived in
New ofk for several years. ] have made an ac-
gIantauce AID acquired know ledge of business
that Will be an advantage TO me 10 purchasing
Goods, &c. Any communications addressed 10
me al steel Creek. N. G., will receive attention
and treated with conidsnce
s. w. NEAL.
May -. 1919. 2g-ir
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~ Notice

Els hereby given TO the North Carolina Stock
Il holders IN the Charlotte aud South Carolina
Rail Road Company, that the second instalmon;
of FIVE dollars on the share, will be required to be
paid into the Branch Bank at Charl tie, on or be.
fore the first of March next
By order of the Board
JOEN A. Brady. Treas'r.
Jan. %, lsf9. 23-rr
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s1ssss,s77 szi.izzsa szS,7sz7sss ~ .7sSl
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Clover Seed.

FENHE subscriber has for sale small lot of Clio.
L. yrf Seed. Those wishing supply will please
call, T. J. dOLTON.
BLANK DEEDS for sale at this O&ee.
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NAcREADY AND FORREST.

We met Bob Lively in State street yes
ftrfday, and speaking Of the late riot IL
Ne" fo,k no snsiously inquired Of US i
We kae~ that the commanding officer o.
lie troop, that we're called out on the &C
faslon. used tho hrsinamed trsgedlan',
pane 10 encouraging his soldiers 10 fire.
No. did he though 2 asked wo.
Yes, was the reply shouted ou'
make ready | (Mdcready) present, ireF u
bur-" continued Bob, :" he changed his
nnd few hours Afterwards, for himsc II
at troops be,og tired cut were all for
est" Forrest
We stood in specchless amazcmcut al
aese two diabolica Preparations, aud the
ker strobe off at rapid pace, his blue coat
ail streaming 10 the wind. Boston Gas,
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tsWSPTSE"fss At,

Married, in sianly county, on the l3h inst =,
Capt. ANDREW HOOKS, of Anson, to Miss
BAgBARf, daughter o: Col. T.. Springer.
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STATE OF WORTH CAROLINA,
TO PRINTERS.
Mountain Banner" for Sale.

hsOehtHbA sbiRhts ZOE SslIc.
INliE Subscriber being desirous TO devote his
- lime to other business, offers for Sale his
Press, Printing Matrlels, and all the necessary
furniture and fixtures pertaining TO the Office
The Press is an excellen Super Royal Washing.
ton Press, TO which is attached the Sell.Rol ng
and lnking Machine, The Type consist Of Plea
AID Burgeois 70; the Paper; With good assort-
inent Of Job Type. Cuts Ru'es. &c, &c, in suili.
Gent quantities for any work that may offer IN
this part of the State, all in good condition.
For Il Printer, with capacity for the Editorial
Department, his wonld be valuable inves tment
For further information, address, post. paid,
TllOS 4. HAYDEN,
X .theIfJrdtOn, n. c.
May 8, 1910
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A eertai" Remsdy for all Gasa pains il
The side, chest, lOins, back, 6owels
muScle,
ilEUMAT!SM in all its varie,
- form, Nervous Affections, Lung
and Liver complaints, Spinal Affections
Female weaknesses, &C., &c. For III,
above complaints this plaster has NJ
equal The great celebrity which i
has already acquired, not only in the
new world, the extraordinary cures i
has performed in the most extreme
cases Of suffering, have acquired for il
such a reputation, hat the proprietor
has not (until recently been able l. sup
ply half the demand.
The sales throughout eyery CITY.
town and village in the United States are
without parallel!
A circumstance 40: surprising, when
the vast amount Of human suffering re-
lleved by its use be considered, in spinal
defects the benefit usually is Of the most
decided character. In Nervous com
plants, nineteen cases out Of twenty
readily yield to the penetrating stimula
combined in this valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism either acute or chron-
&c the claims of the Hebrew Plaster
have long since been universally ac-
.knowledged. Those who are laboring
under weak backs, no matter from what
cause the weakness may have original
(even il such person have been mis-
guided In previous applications in the
use ofthe Hebrew Plaster they will find
the affected part suddenly restored to
the original ~soundness.
AS a supporter in cases Of constitu.
tlonal weakness it will be found Of great
advantage. 1t Is particularly recon-
mended TO Females who are suffering
from sudden weakness, or general de-
In short, it embraces all the
which the most scientific mind
vas capable ofcompeunding from yalua-
substance found in the old world,
will be found entirely free from
hose objections which are a source OF
; mPlaInt with the numerous spread
'lasters now before the public.
" These Plasters possess the ad.
'en1sge q being put up in air tight
'oxes, hence, they retain their full yir.
ues in all climates
Sold Wholesale and retail by ScoviI g.
Mead, No. so, Chartres ST., New O..
cans, La, General Agents for the Sou h
md West.
Sold in Canton by E. D. WARD &
%, PRIEST Y & MOSBY, and bv
uf regularly authorized agents through
the State.
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TESTIMONIALS.
DR.. Baker, Springfield, Washing.
Ton ConnIv Kv.N

4 Springfield, Ky. May IA, 1916.
MEssRs. Sanford u Park:-I take
this opportunity Of informing yon of .
most remarkable cure performed upon
me by the use of DR.. Wistar's Balsam
eff Wild cherry.
In the year 1910. | was taken with
an inflammation of ~the..boweIs, which 7
had labored under for six weeks, when
gradual recovered. In the fall of 184l
was attacted with a severe cold which
seated itself upon my lungs, and for the
space Of three years | was confined to
my bed. I tried all kind of medicins, and
every variety Of medical aid, without
benefit; and thus wearied along until
the winter Of 1914, when | heard of
Wlster Balsam Of wild cherry.
MY friends persuaded me to give it a
trial, though had given up ali hope of
recovery, and had prepared myself for
the change Of another world, Through
their solicitation | was induced to make
use OF the Genuine Visitors Balsam Of
Wllb Cherry. The etfec! was truly as.
ton!shing. After five years Of afliction,
pain and suffering, and after having
spent four or five hundred dollars TO no
purpose, and the best and most respect
able physicians had proved unavailing,
| was soon restored TO entire health by
the blessing of God and the use Of Dr..
WIster's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
am now enjoying good health, and
such is my altcredlappear ,nce, that am
no longer known when | meet my for
mer acquaintance.
have gained rapidly in weight, and
my flesh is firm and solid. | can now
eat as much as any person, aud my food
to agree with me. I have eaten
more during the last six months than
had eaten in five years before.
Considering my case almost a miracle
deem 1t necessary for the good orthe
Affected and a duty l owe to the proprie-
ors and my fellow men, who should
now where relief may be had, to make
his statement public.
NAY the blessings of God rest upon :
ne proprletors Of SO valuable a medici ne
$ Wister's Balsam of Wild Cherry. l
Yours, respectfully, :
VIM H BAKER.
G-Sold wolesale and retail, by ScoviI
: Mead No. 80 Charities street New
General Agents for The South :
nd West.
Sold BY E. 2. Ward d CO., aub Priest, {
, & Mosby, Canton. >
J. BLUNDELL, Benton.
anton, June 2, s8-1v
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ais f "a. "i0en
Ohhcers OF court per Ballard Franklin &, 60.
vs. Charles B. Green. ais pls, Fl ia.
NJ q - DICK q co, VS.. Green and Surety 9Th
Surety pls, Fl ia.
I virtue Of the above stated Arits
to me directed from the honorable
circuit court Of the United States, for
the southern district of mississippi. |
will sell at public auction to the bighest
bidder, for cash before the courthouse
ooor, IN the town Of canton madison.
county, on the
mtrd Monday, 18th day of ADril ,4o
the tollwlng real estate lying in Mad
lson county to wit; North half East half.
Sonth east quarter section nine, west half
northwest quarter section ten, lot No. 4
section twenty six, township seven
range one east; also the following per-
sonal estate, to wit twenty-five mules,
leu yoke o foxeu, three OK wagons. 2B
PloughS, rs pair iron traces, harness.
harroWs, scrapers hoes &c. one black.
smith bellows, vice, anvils, five head ofI
cattle and $50 head Of hogs, levied on as
the property Of the def C. B. Green,
and will be sold to satisfy the above.
case and all cost.
THOMAS FLETCHER.
Marshall Of Southern District Mss,
March is, 40 49,
foe Is. 90 ~
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FITCHETT & BELL,
UN r. s

WOULD respectfully inform the citi-
zens of Canton and Madison coun
~ generally, that they have purchase.
the HEARSE and materials of R. NJ
Cox, and are now prepared to attend ~ y
all calls for COFFINS in this conn,u
at the shortest notice. All orders fro9,
the country will be promptly attended,
to. Their shop is near Jesse +. Brown,a
always be found. wy" can
June 9, l849, 40
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madison Couutg.

BT rHH PROBATE CouRr OF SAID Cousrr,
January Term, 1849.
: VIE estate Of ]. w. Camp, decd.
having been reported to and doclar.
ed BY 9 id court insolvent; Notice il
hereby given to all persons bav inc
claims against the estate Of said decees
ed to present the same to the und ersiun.
ed, on or before the I'd monday Of Julv.
next,or their claims will be forever bar
red %
BY order Of the court.
J. T. CAMERON. Clx
2l.6m
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To Physicians and House

AeeperSs
we have ustsFeceived a supply O
BURROWE'S1BEST SUPER
FINE, A, No.sl, MUSTARD, warrant
edequal, i not superior, to any in the
world. Also,
Burrowe's Fine Mustard,
An excellent article for the table, or
medical purposes. These mnstords need
no commendation but a single trial.
They may always be- found at the
Drug Store Of
PRIEsLRY & MosBY