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sUPREME COURT OF THE 4. STATES.
1912.

No. lVu.l
JoHN HAGAN, surv'g & partner OF the late
firm u John Hagsn 8 Co, ApFt.
WILLIAM n. PoPE and SAMUEL BRicK'
Adu'fs Of Leroy Pope, decd.
Mr. Attorney General JoHvsON, Of counsel for
the appellants, having suggested the death OF
William II. Pope, ono Of the appellces IN this
cause. moved the court f0r order under the 2Sth
rule Of court b. make the proper representatives
parties. On consideration whereof Il is now here
ordered by tho court that, unless the pVpcr repre-
scntatives Of the said William H. Pope, dcccasod,
shall voluntarily become parties within the hrst
ten days Of The ensuing term the appellant shall
be cnuucd 10 open the record, and. ON hearing,
have the same reversed. If u be erroneous, pro
yidcd that copy Of tins order shall be printed IN
some newspaper al the scat Of Government in
which the laws Of tho United States shall be printed
by authority for three successive weeks at least
sixty days before the beginning Of the term Of the
Tor: WM. THOS. CARROLL,
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hhrit A<Nrseh- On f-ih'' h'' thihhfs
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"A next door to the Hon. Mr.. Holmes, Mis-
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INoT0N, ID. G. After the experience Miss ScOrT has
had in teaching in Scminarics, both South and
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those who favor her with their patronage
She has also made arrangements to give lessons
the Piano at Temperance Hall, on 4 street.
Terms very moderate. Sept 6-tf
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nPERAS-Artangcd Solos for the Piano,
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"ANTED.-By Lady every way competent
w to teach Music the Piano Forte and
Guitar, situation in some Seminary south or
west though the former would be preferred. She
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CHAsEvlLLE, %. ID July II, 1850
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VI. BAkl.Ii's.

ArEEIcAY, FRrvrH AND IIoHGoPArHIc
CHOCOLATES, PREPARED COCOA, BRO
MA, COCOA PASTE, Sc.
TO Merchants aud Consumers, who would p,Ir-
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subscriber recommends thc above articles -maru-
hcIufei by himself. His BRonA and cocoa
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March I.
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELAs AND ULCERS.

AsTosiSHisG AND MOST WONDERFUL CURE.-Cdpf
Esra Kaapp Of No 81 Willow st.. Brooklyn N. Y,
one of the most respectable citizens In the city. was
afflicted five years with Scruulous Eryspens OF both
legs from the knees 10 the feet which infained and
sweed to prudi9ous size, and ulcersted Large deep
ulcers apparently large enough TO finger in came
into them, which discharged daily en almost incredible
quantity of a maturaicd substance. lie had had the
advice and attendance of several Of the most skilfu
physcians and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without efectng cure and told by
t.o OF his scians that the ulcers in his legs
would him of before long. DRAsT's PuRlFyIss
EXTRACT has cured these ulcerate and infsrned legs
go that they entirely healed up aud he enjoys
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA
IN NQUART BOTTLES.

For the removal and permanent cure oi al
diseases arising from an impure state OF tie
blood or habit of the systtur, VIZ
Scrolula or Kings Evli, Rheumatism, ob'i'
nate CutaueouS Eiuplious, fInp'ts, 81
Pu,,ulcs on tho Face, Blotehes Bikes, Chlo-
nc Sore eyes, Ring " orm or Teter,
Scaid Head, enlargement and pam OF The
B mes aud JOINTS, Stubborn CltcTs, SyP-
hilitic symptoms, sclatica, or Lunhago; and
diseases arising f:om an injudicl US use "i
Mercury, Acitilcs or Drrp>y,eXPoSure OF I'M
prudence IN life also, Chronic Corsiltu-
tonal Dis, rders etc.
4 his Medicine has acquired very exttnG-
ed and established reputation wherever II
aas been used, haseI entirely on rsown
merits, which its super NIcfhracy hns alone
sustained. The unfortunate victim of he red
i.a,y disease. with swollen g.ands, contract
ed sincws. AMI bones half carioue, has teen
restored 10 health and vigor The scrotulous
patient, covered wIlh ulcers, Ioa lIs' mc 10,
himself and hi attendants, has been made
whole. Hundreds Of persons, 'who had
gloaned hopcleSsly Tory ears undrTcutane"us
and glandul'r disorders, chronic rheumatism
and many Ith,r complaints sprnging from a
dcIarg cement of the sccrelivc organs aud tho
circulation have been raised as II were irCm
the rack of fdiseasc, and now, With rcgcncr-
ated constitutions, gladly testify 10 the effca
cy of this ineStlmable preparation. The teS-
timory Of those who have been cured b, It's
uS with their resi- ienc's, has Leln publIsl
rd from time to time and were It deNll ahIe,
? mas OF the most overwhelming testimony
could be brought forward. proving mo,t cen.
clusvrIy il, iuestinabl. value. The : tiljct-
ed, and those who have moi used This medi
ci e, are invited TO make trial of its virtues
an In ilaln llVps tho bpu,fi &
which II alone can hest"W.
'rRuTH is sTPANGER THAN FICTION.
The attention OF the reader is called to Il
fllUwinr astonishing cure, effected hy the
u>r ol Sands SarsaparIa.
This IS % certify that have co'oreG wo-
man who has been all. cted for The last five
wears with Scroiala, and all the rem, dies |
I.ed had no effect In arreHting The progress
.fthc complaint; ou the contrary, she cor
sisntly grew wursc--aI d aft extending be-
tween $40 and $50 with p ysiclans. b, sides
u,iug oih r popular remedies without success
ill the disease had eaten away the carlilage
of her nose, made its arrearaI &C on ,arI"ts
part. Of her body, and had finally commcno,d
It's ravagr> ia the root at hen nl"ulh.
IL lhis eadtul situation. w4ih the pIos-
prct OF death staring er ~ Ire face, | stated
Increase to Dr D>o,way, the agent iol Sands
SarslInrllIa in Ncwbrln, \ c.. by whom
was advisnd To Use that aruclr; aud to nv
u prise and thM of my ncighbors to whom
her cas-, WAS known, after using four auf
hnIfb titles she wsseslored 10 perfect hca tn
IN tAnt il The pare OF three ccks, aud was
ab.etu work ~ tHO wtJks from the time she
colnnenc, d taking it.
JooHPH McCOlTER, J.P.
Mout of Nrusa River, Craven Co, y &.
r. X. X NJ lRD Agent for NewIuItt
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A DOCTOR CURED!

DR. w. FRENCH, of HHisdoie HiHsdnie county, Miohi
vua about the lot OF January, l3i3, wrote IA follows
have been the regular practice Of medicine in this place
for ure yrurs hat wa obliged 10 quit the practice of my
profrsson in consequence Of i'll health. was severely
afflicted with (hroHic Dse0se Q pe Lungs 10 convince
me that HAD THE CoHsUMPTIoH, past doubt coughcd
ano. necessarily, night and day and had severe pans and
soreness my chest. side, and breast tired the RENE
des recommended by The most skiul OF The profession,
all effect, excepting the nausea aud debility caused
by them. wus preudced against patent medicines, and
Lave no fIith now IN them generally. hut was induced
experiment, more lan through ial;h-o try bot
tie of BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM aud
do here acknowledge, for the beneh OF The afflicted, or
whom IL may serve that the effect of its on was
the most pTomp, and salutary Of any medicines ever
witnessed tine effect of in al my practice Ny cough icas
Immediately referred and in about eight or ten days was
free from cough OF the chest and pain, and now
consider and pronounce mys,y WELL MAN"
Dr. French Is now respectable druggist a. Hisdale
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INTERN Al ULCER 6.

This cure s triumph the skW Of the best phy,i
SLAMS in the city OF Philadelphia aud
MAT internal ulcers be cured easily external
when BRANTs PURIFyISo EXTRACT is used. Mr.. John
H,pIu,n one Of the most respectable gentlemen In
Auburn, Caytga Co. ~ ~ informed us in Oct, lsI7
that ne had been afflicted with three FssUREs
ULCERS situated internally allow Of nm examin.
alton and thus furnish positive proof Of the fact and Of
their location. He sed tina, he had spent yea, In
Philadspha under the professional advice OF the best
physcinns and Obliged to return to Auburn with.
out cure or help whea DIR Y. N. Hurt, druggist of
Auburn adviscd him 10 try Rranfs Purifying Extract.
and the ase OF seven bottles of n Effected petfct cure
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$1,000 REWARD

Some patent medicine men, who envious Of the
Immense of DR. : p. Town.ssl- SarsapsriIla,
have said that he published fictitious certificates. Dr.
Townsend will pay any Of these $1,000 for each
fictitious certificate they can produce.
/" flesh is heir to- than any other ever offered
To the public.
Hardly day passes without our receiving
a large number of certificates, showing the
extraordinary effects of DR.. s. =. Townsend's
Extract Of Sarsaparilla in curing different dis
eases.
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