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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-05

NACACLAY AND THE

The controversy about the arpers Substituting Web
Sters style IF spelling in Macaulays history for that Of
the ratve English auihorteS is now settled The \
l"rk ConmerclI has received from Messs Harper and
BROTHER the following from letter which they
received from Mr.. Macaulay unself:
'-hieheh -lhe copy Of my history. which YOU
were ~ god A. y send. has this day reached me- can
aS yet only Judge OF The general eff ct of the paper and
typography ahu mat ELECT highly cTedllabe to your
house.
The spelling differs from mine But the difference
does not affect either the substance stye If my work
and therefore dn not Consider myself as personally az
geved BY change II nv sentiments were suppressed
my language altered. should think that had righ
% COMPLAIN Bat. 10 the spelling. have no wish ex
cFp hat It may b. such Is generally acreW He
meIican TeadvTs II b MAcAULAY'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-05

Vie Whi-so Virginia haze srangrlv neglected thc
ate Sera'e aui ayr, IN coosrqn nre frequently Io5
the entire tfuls ot victory in ihr election .f Iry
VT tile ll1uS~ UT D-I-rte5. In- fu'ure III INV WMy~
y ct and keen uaI rIlv in thr House Vt ID agatt.
dors HIT proceed tran NV ttc htr m7j Witty oflhe ~n
aloTa Districts lorulc1 the contrary, tha las
Presidential election shows that scrouiccH Districts wv
" hlL. whilst onty l5 are u Democratic. Even III lcli
these Districts stood rs to IS. Such has BEEN however
ne Encouragement ut the misfortune c he parity, tAa
Wills the Senate has been equally divided bHi
Sian n he l71 eleven years ih- uruco majority IN ta
body has been every ther spssi very .d yIrr.
from tor n trcrc. At this time. TN he Shame VT lht
!" IS be il said. The in this l. cnfco .'chec5 ma
un4" body stands, Fl Locofoco t, | Wings. TA4rv
ought 10 be remedIed and i can be ranad-d in thf
nrNtW 0r three years. it the Nhrs Witt dJ ttcr duty
One oi the worst consequences Of Blr-sm. last Spring
W4s the election fir four years, II Iocotro Senators
~ sWo decided Wing Districts wit; the Jc-rsJn and
Campbell Districts
Eut hat can be done by the Wings ni4 Spring to-
wards redeemlng the State Senate? answer thAt ~
Aay, hy proper eXeriIons make clear gain If three
ihe election Of the Third Class. consisting at p4-cn
Of Sic Loc'fcs and tro Wings. takes plaes in April
lhe two NJ higs, Mp9Srs. Sianard. uf Richmond arl
NIcher of Pu~ylvaua, will either be re elected %
succeeded by Wings Of tile sx llru.cos rhe District
represented by Nr. Smith. composed Of Stafford, King
George Wesmorpland RchnoaH county. Lancaster
and Northumberland gave General Taylor u!arri,y Of
lo5 the District represented BY MIL SIoap, composed
OF i rieey. Morgan and Hampshire, gave Whi
majority VI ! whilst the District represented ~ MI
hane, composed Of L ssel $50, though il gave small
MAJORITY tr CaSs yel w easily carried there
TWO iocoloco candidates. These naus would brur ,nt
Senate to stand, I Wings N : Toc wv. NtN,
Spring. We shall 4ain in lh. KnnaWha D- riot and
the Spring after Hat. gan Of In tha uyt ca~-
would Give us control of the hadY. IN lo5i there will
be an election Of L. >. Senator and aur past experience
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-05

I Ayoung man. consulting hS friend h,v he shonll
best write down magazine winch had offended him IN
criticism on WON from his pen vas advised 4, ,rrifc !;
il. This anerdte always presents j.sirr,ovr r.i-i
when we hear of D,,o,cra tic npo.i,l,n ~, rho R,ri
system and " strir,inr,y i1rs.re l W..
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A'",rFa"c Parry o. Inc 0'l,e-Nh'h WI c''S''n n
''Tai!r against oa"AS, 'a"n a'I- 'ea'E f4I money
opP'r>''M Nj ''e 'o'' ~'' -Nf' Nf.N"'h Wa7 "ne 'f
the hr~' Directors. ard a~"y~ managed ~ Keep in tue
r,-,iss i,toras,sI " II, ,r,nl,- n.l y. ,,.t...,,
rt.irs.,t.. ,n.l ,.4i.,. NJ. MN, p,l-,, ...u:u ..r
which by Iu,ioo Of The R,,rl was f.tri,,,.i fl,
rhe Directors heir urvinr b4jr n,,f f , amount
without security. The money If NINA Stockholders. h.-
inr thus us41 10 rurn ont and keen p, every fiilf,I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-05
TIE MEMPHIS CONVENTION.


We have received BY mail tie following crcnhr.
from committee Of the citizens Of Memphis in relation
to the grand Internal Improvement Convention to be held
IN that place the An July. The object IF the Com
venton Is succncty stated in the circular and must
mend selfo every interested in The success Of
great work, the Virginia and Tennessee RAILROAD Of
which the contemplated improvement is but the proon-
CATION II Is not necessary, SIRE 10 say word
n our citizens Or to the people Of the Southwest Y
stimulate them to action IN the premises We take II
or granted they Do intend 10 he 81 negligent Of their
best interests, as to omit sending Delegates We think
however, that no time SHOULD be lost in calling meetings
tor This purpose. 1t should be ascerained who will at
tend. Il will not suffice 10 name halfa dozen or more
respectable gentlenen-hot one Of whom will take his
seat in the Convention. We should east about and So
lect those only who and will make The TIP.
Memphis, Tenn, March st, l8l9.
SIT The attention of the people of the Union has re-
Gently been directed to the consdrrann IF the expedfny
Of constructing Rail Road from the valley Of the Ms
sssipp to lllorna, for the double object Of rendering
Sill more valuable onr vast possessions on the Pachcauu
placing within our grasp the commerce Of ASA dazzling
Prize with maritime Ions for more ii an twenty cenIu
les
r. Louis, IN Missouri anG other points still furlhef
north, have been designated as suitable for the COM
sas, at recent public meeting their Capital, in ~icli
me Leading men Of The State participated, considering III
national character Ol the work, with entire unanlAy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-05

Or The excitement in Canada. caused BY the rebel
indemnity BILL has received additional fl from the n,r,-
dnctlon Of bill providing for apporioumeni Of he
representation IN the Provincial Parliament which, il
boeved Will secure the ascendency the French pu-
aon The advantages and disadvantages Of annexation
to the United States are openly discussed in the viii
"me loyast journals, that Of Texas il tile papers
o that Republic five years ago. The opinion seems to
be altogether in favor Of the meas1re-as an alternative
At least Of an independent government or subron Ii
French domination. The hatred IF has manifested
iiseltin the most unequvoca manner. Nothing can ~
ceed the scorn, hatred and contempt which the
English and French rccprocaly entertain sr each ether
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-05
EMIGRATION TO CALIFORNIA

rgnla was MT 50 prompt as other States III despatch
ing her contingent of adventures To the Western Ell Do
'ado. The delay however, has MT been unproducive
Of good. The mistakes Of others have been avoided ana
the best plans Of operation adopted We have already
ment oned the sailing Of the ships Mariana ana Madison
from the James River with numerous, and well equipned
companies, implicitly organized. We fud that two 9TH
er companies, from Charestowu and Sheperstown, JET
ferS county, numbering, the between seventy and
eghty members, and the other thirty Or fortv. have
Just set on for California, their intention being to take
the overland route. They are furnished with every
thing requisite fur their march and six months subsst
after their arrival. They said to be composed of
admirable materials. Each member has paid into the
treasury $500. They organized military corps and
fully armed.
The lnteigencer has at length gotten through with
the report Of The proceedings Of The Senate We are sue
lis editors, not less lhan lis readers will breathe more
freely.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-05

Gen John Mason the son Of, as Thomas Jefferson
said, zone Of the wlsrst statesmen that Virginia
Bred. died in Fairfax county Virginia, on the l9h in
slant, aged So. He the personal and intimate friend
and assnare Of Jtferson Madison and Monroe, and
during the administration Of the last He'd offices
trst and honor which he accepted at their request bu
held only for periods limited by him when they were
copied.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-05

Tie annual report The Watering Committee to he
City Councils Of Philadelphia has some interesting sta
tiscs. & seems the city has laid down .9l miles o
pipes while The Spring Garden, Northern Liberties
and Nensingion works supply more. s. that, in
Philadphia and suburbs, lie extent IF water pipes !,
nearly 400 miles. h the cl.y and districts the number
81 takers Of tn. water is 2Os5O, paying annually 1922
59' 4. There are 1900 Gre plugs and 3l9 public hy
d'an's. The average daily consumption amounts to 4 ,
-.3,55- ale gallons. N sunnss, lie consumption. is a
bout double u hat Of winter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-05

Iha Enquirer has an Interesting account fr,n, cor
respondent Of The presentation o. sword to Breye Ma
&. fhomas, If the United States Artillery voted
to him by the citizens Q. his native county Souhamp-
ton. The ceremony took place at Jerusalem. on the 10Th
ult. Tie Hon. John Y. Mason was selected 10 present
the sword il doing hch he made very eloquent and
appropriate speech, which was responded to il f.tino
by the gallant and modest officer who was the
recipient Of he honor. Major Thomas then 3.ieuen-
ant, commanded Battery Of Light Artillery Buena
Vista, and the official accounts, and all Others have
made the American people familiar with his name.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-05

1he annual commencement Of Jeffsrscn Medical Col
leTe of Philadelphia took place Wednes lay last
Inc graduating class numbered lSo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-05

o. \ gentleman of Maryland has peiitioned the
Legislature change his name, and assigs,as the
ing cause, the fact that lady, who has objection
his person, aud is willing to marry him with ano her
name, persists in refusing 10 become Mrs. Lc4tltrs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-05

We are requested ~ state tia. f.EyRY NAz1r-
WOOD is aota candidate torcprc-ent the county IF
Campbell in this next House OF Delegates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-05

- are authorised to announce 8owLIvG
CLARK. ESQ. asa candidate 'orepre-ent the coun-
Y 81 Campbell HI the next General Assembly,.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-06
Jov Apavid's, or Hebrew
PLASTER!

II ceftala hemedy .t0r al Fred pains h
the SIDE, chest, loins, bqck, bowe1s
muscle,
Ed IEUWATlSN in all lis yariec
~ form, Nervous Affections, Lung,
and Liver complaints, Spinal Affections
Female Weaknesses, &c, &c. For the
above complaints this plaster has nc
equal The great celebrity which il
has already acqqiFedj not only in the
new world, the extraordinary cures 1t
has performed in the most extreme
cases Of suffering, have4aGquired for it
such q reputation, that the proprietor
has NOT (until recently been able to sup
ply half the demand.
The sales throughout every city,
town and villagein the United States are
without parallel!
A circumstance no. surprising, when
the vast amount Of human suffering re-
Iieved by its use be considered, in spinal
defectsthe benefit usually isof the most
decided character. In Nervous com
Plaintss nineteen cases out of twenty
readily yield 10 the penetrating stimula
combined in this valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism either acute orchron.
lc 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 originate
(even if such person have been mis-
in previous applications in the
use ofthe Hebrew Plaster they will find
the affected part suddenly restored to
original ~soundness.
As q supporter in cases Of constitu-
.ional weakness 1t will DO found Of great
advantage. II Is particularly recon-
nended TO Females who are suffering
rom sudden weakness, or general de-
)lIlty In short, it embraces all the
which the most scientific mind
vas capable ofcompounding from vaIua.
lie substance found in the old world,
will be found entirely free from
hose objections which are q source of
omPIaint with the numerous spread
Taste now before the public.
VI These p|asters possess the ad,
antaae Of being put up il air tight
a&es, hence, they retain their full vir-
les IN alt climates
Sold wholesale ana relaitb y ScoviI &
M C0g Tl ~ AZ 1
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-06

SUGAR"COATED VEGETAREE
ANTI-BlLIOUS AND ANTEDyspFpTtr
PILLS.
The great reputation whlsh these
PiiIs have obtained, from the success,
that has uniformly attended their nse,
has induced the Proprietor 10 mt tbenl
up in small boxes, and to furnish them
at such a reduced plice that each person
may be enabled to keep a box constant.
y on hand, No family-no personm
should be without them. As they are.
coated with sugar, they do not create
any nausea, or leave any d-isagreeabIa
taste IN the mouth. Children lake Them
with pleasure.
Bill lous complaints of all kinds. ali
chronic and lingering complaints, sneb.
as Indigestion and Constipation Of he
Bowels of long standing; Dyspepsia,
LAYER Complaint, Enlargement Of the.
Spleen, Nervous and Sick Headache
Scrofula, Scarlet Rash, and ali Frnn'
tons ofSkin; also, Bilious Fevers, Copp.
.tiyeness. Collie, Piles, Dropsy, Rbeuma.
tlsm. laundice, Fever and Agne, PENAL
instructions DgTepiervr niarrbna,
and SsapeE Complaints &c
aeyg1 reHRefiqailN sae, osy Be- taken
~ person q ai ogo8aqd in ali cl5mafeg,
"aefo sh apaeisqt zoe eaiharlic avo,rId
PROVE 0eaenclat Price "a esnts.a hi.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-06
WE MUTuAL
L Ins0ranca Company,
IL 49, - ii NIssIssIfPI.


OF THE STATS or MISSISSIPPI
Wis Company, Incorporated by Do
n gel Of The Legislature at Us last
session. has been Organised under sjii
act ahd ltisaoa tGady 10 eject insur.
unccs On lives, upon Ike terms viii
t0cse adopt d BIZ the lest aud soundest
NORTHERN companies 10 iasQriug NopI-
efn persons. When Northern compa-
MES lpsuEe the lives OF Southern Gilt
zens, 'heY Invariably add one hale DR.
lno ef cent 70 tie regular rates, Dur
tabl9 Of rates i as follows. The pre-
MUM to Be paid Ny The insurer may be
gatd quarterly, bali yearly or annually,
Of Premium for insnring One
Hundred dollars on a single life. "
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lust received and for sale.

lust received and for sale.
a l2 doz, Sands SarsaparilIa,
5 " Carpenters
" Meredith f. Co, S~arsaparilla
Carpenters Ex. Buchu,
/" Fix Liverwort,
Elk, Pink Root,
VIA " Swaim's Panacea, .a7
u, ID WARD y On.
September 4, lG47,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-06

BIBLES AND TEsTAMENTs AT CosL
AyAN be had Of Henry R. Coulter, at
~ the Circuit Court Clerks on ce-
where adepository of Biblesand Tesla
msnts are kept-Published by the Ame
rican Bible Society.
November 90, 1885, t0-ti
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-06

IN 20 ! go 2 "a 50 q OF 2 81 A Q
90 60 35 2.3l 50 2 10 2 SO 5 2
80 81 4 IS 2 SO ga 2 18 2 So 5 A
81 81 IA 3 43 55 2 80 1921 s. Q
80 80 ! 40 2 SO So L. ALB So s 8
SO "a ], as q 81 81 Q 70 la Oh 6.l
81 / IS / so q Ga So 3 ID d % 6
IS y So 1 53I2 rs 50 3 o. 4 a. 6 8
80 80 81 2 81 go A IA A 81 6g8
81 43 So 2 90
To lLEusTRATE.- A man aged 35 0
sound health andconstitution free from
he reditary or family disease, and y
temperate habits, can insure hislife, 70.
the sum Of One Thousand dollars, BY
paying six dollars and elghty.saven ant
a hall cents quarterly, or twenty sever
Dollars and fifty cents annually for the
whole life. At his death his family
will receive the sum of One THOUSAND
Dollars, and the accumulated diyiden
earned by the premiums, in good , n.
panies, generally fifty per cent. acE.
insurer for the whole is a stock older,
ard participates in the profits, Lives
| mn U M IN SllEnh tnH nf1n- m 4 ~ - t---
Of wears, "
When one insnres b;s liro Far ~
whole life, be pays as the premium or
price of insurance, the same sum every
year; nc matter how long he lives. A
whole M ~ Az - '"9 Us s"e
twenty seven dollars and CIV oonts
payable each wear and he wonl5 NV
no mDYn rhan M, - - y an "n"", ~
aae, If he ipsnro year aner IT,
premium II increased evoey us,. II
1t tae aee a G00be woul3 oay lorty ona
dollars gnd 5aoen,s ~" WV"
MIA 85santong, u ~;
now ~ u,. IL y, n.v insurance are
nvnosl,;on r'a1'e,o'u = neeG a long
dort ar5 C.. !" ~ ooun'rles 'he pfu
Initial O.na. !, : ,l9u, whose means are
l;as aE, ~ w"o u'rp aePeRaeht lam
y ~ 'I T.. ''s sa lor tnelr oeneii; as,
~ - "'ou lucy ole' 'ne widowed
~! .asn,.l9ss wa NOT want, but Will re-
III" W" Insurance ounces, a Ger
"ao"s" ,hooefa'e competence; nus
,a.'u9 ",u iaSlefs may tol happily dur.
.ne pa9' aiu sleeP o~nifopbled by dis
'oSsl"S u~feahlSa hight' An mdepen-
ior Inc family Is secured, let the
ore when ne may, in debt Or out
: "
l ne company y now ready to receive
ppllcaIlons; and when applications 10
sulfclent amount to ensure a safe
announcement shall have been accepted
y lne trustees, the policies will be is
ued. Parties making application must
themselves thereafter in readiness
pay the first premium, al all times.
allure 70 paNthe premium when due,
'rlells the policy. No insurance will
9 granted Tor more than 5000 dollars
y a llfe At present. No person need
ppIy who is unsound IN health and con-
tuition; q liable to any family or her
1Ttary dlseas, or intemperat in his hab.
Il one, whose life is insured be-
ome lntemperate, 70 the injury Of his
ealth thereafter, the policy on his life
" y. Oe Forfeited 4 life may be insured
r to tSi her, : a. r' ~ : H. O II y ! g " st 70
! \ y "er Tn!'oreh II she
IA n, s.I;aa tIsoaiu. ~ 10 sacred
Z ~ 3 suoJ0s' ~ provision
M = "oot' olliaDIi-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-06
$500 REV ARD.

j will give FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS to any person who will produce
at a less cost, q better. more innocent
and more perfect cure for Ague an5
Fever, or ChjlIs and Fever, Than DR..
MurPhy's Sugar-Co Coated Vegetable Anti.
Fever Pills. | will also give Two Hun.
dred and Fifty Dollars to any person
who will show a single case whore any
injurious effects have attended the Use
Of these Pills They are warranted in
all cases to cure Agpe and Fever, or
Chills and Fever, when taken accordiog
to the directions accompanying them. q
VIM. H. MURPHY, M. D.
Each box contains about thirtv.Gy
Pills. and five Of them are yellow 81.
gar-Coated Purgative Pills, wrapped IN
in a piece Of paper, separate from the
others, and designed 10 act as a mild
cathartic 10 cleanse the stomach ond
bowels. Price only so cents a box
with full directions. Also,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-06

The Great Southern Remedy
Pr Biarrtea Cholera 1ajaatam Or Skinner
Complaint Of Children, Dysentsty, andCEole-
ra tiorbus.
RECOMMENDED ~ THE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-06

ra Mor5as.
RECOMMENDED DY the MOST EM1NENT PHYSICIANS
DIR. BILLINGS
Carminative and Astringsnt syrup.
THE UNrA1I1yG REMEDY FOR TIL. 4Bovg, DISEASES
Has been before the public for a s%ufIcien
length of time to establish its reputation az
medicine of unravelled excellence, in tn,
treatment Of the diseases for which, is in,en
ded. Its success is without a parallel. III
popularity is daily increasing, Thousand
bear willing testimony 10 its v%irtuous, and ex.
press their gratitude for the relief which it Ina
afforded them. .a9 2aa4 M
he Pfess adt tle Faculty,
Jurs { Lawyers, Statesmen, Divines. andsciti,
Gems Of intelligence in every profession unite
IN this. The public are respectfully invited
to examine the certificates appended. 1t il
often the case, that those published are from
persons little known, or in whose judgement
the public can have littIe confidence; and
sometimes for want of wen such support, re-
Communications which are entirely fraudulent
are unbIushingly put forth TO call attention to
some worthless Dostrum. Here, a medicine
compounded upon the aoundest principles Of
Medical Science, the efficiency of which has
been fully tried, is recommended by getlemen
of the highest standing in. society, who are
known to the whole community. II is only
asked that g f..
All who are Suffering,
from Diarrhna, Dysentery, or Ceotera Morbus;
and all those whose children are suffering from
that most troublesome disease, Summer Com
plant, or Cholera Infantum, will give It a tri-
al. aaa r-in .sgsE ,- m
Asa
Plantation and family Medicine,
1t is invaluable, and every plantation. and
every family, should hava it among their sup
plies. The following recommendations selec-
ted from the great number which have been
received by the proprietor are more than spii
'ient to show that it is a remedy Of unrivalled
merit, and worth the attention Of the public.
Dr.. Segnore Halcy, Surgeon in tie Unit
ed States firing, and Dr. 7HomaGv J. Har
per, IF Tlcksburg
This is to certify, that for the last three or
our years, / have frequently used Dr.. Bilinqs'
my practice, in cholera infantum (the
complaint Of children,) and chronic
asses diarrhaa in grown persons or children.
nd have no besitationin comnob3inm t6;s'
PREPARATION as ana ofthe best ,omoa;oss E fns
diseases | have ever uscd,u
cor,ot 3r,ton n. J.t....
iven, @u#5 Tnds. 4. HaRpFR. NJ =
St. Louis Inlv 90. 1914. ..G
qfJ. BliHp Slemart, Esq q p an.
In. ,c Hy...,. 1 me-.
Dr.. Billings. 1ear sir-Heoring thnt van ara
bout to Inn yonr orn aiinatii,s i" XII IL
ent syrnn into public not;ee, / feel il a dp-
y TO- owe TO- the = afflicted 10 bear my testimony
ave- ee had ad'[ occa 81 J' to n las' i froe, mng,e' = ~
'mily within the last two years, ii cases Of
iarrhga in grown pe,sons and Rownl Can
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-06
nnar MOURs

Office open every day, except Sunday
during business hours, and on Sunday from
Nine TO Ten O'clock, A. ". only.
WIN PRIEsTLEY, P. VI.
June 8, i847.
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PARLoR LAMPS.

lust received d few most beautiful
- Solar and Lari Lamps for the Par
Ior--call and see them.
PRtESTLEY g. M0SBY.
Jdly, '4e.
Augusta.
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IMPROVED Gun STANDS.

THIS summer received d consien.
mont Of Messrs. Carver, Washbnrn
q y Co.'S new and improved Patent Gin
Stands which am selling at $3,75 Der
saw, 4 few Of these stands we're re-.
celyed here last season and have given
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
TO purchase will do we'll to call and ex.
where.
P. o'DoNNELL, Agent,
YqzOo Citu, Miss.
September l8, 1917 q-tf
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he Ptass aalll2 FacuIty.
All who are suffering,

from Diarrhaa, Dysentew, Or CeoGera Morbus;
and all those whose children are suffering from
that most troublesome disease, Summer Com
plant, or Cholera Infantum, will give it a tri-
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Notices .,sE
EEyHE subscriber oasFs ~ \. fotA
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public square, D R MCAh' MI
FebruafyI9S, 1919
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from Hil&am Hay, Esq. d aterctaat QfpGcksJurg.
do hereby certify that | have used DR.. Bill
lingo Carminative and Astringent Syrup for
the past four wears FOR the Diarthma, and the
summer complaint of children. and in every
caqe i has effected a cure, in the shortest nos.
sib!o time. and | consider it an invaluable me
diclne IN a family. WHLiAM HAY.