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Prepare for Ghe CHOLERA.

THE GREAT SOUTHERN REM
EDY for the prevention and Cure o.
Asiatic Colera in its early stages, anc
for the certain and permanent cure Of
Diarrhea, Colera Morbus, CoIera lnlan.
tum and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by
eminent Physicians, and by the Surgeons
in The United States Army recently in
New Orleans with distinguished success.
DR.. BILLINGS CARMINGTIVE AND AS
TRlNGENT SYRUP
TNthe above diseases, always afording
Arelief, has now a reputation establish
ed before the public, as a medicine of On.
rivaled excellence in the treatment Of
the diseases for which it is intended
Its success IS without a parallel. Its
popularity is daily increasing. Thous-
ands bear willing testimony otis virtue,
and express their gratitude for the re.
lief which it has afforded them. The
Press and the Faculty, %jurisls, lawyers,
statesmen, divines and citizons Of intelli-
gence in every profession unite in this.
Their numerous certificates may be seen
by calling upon the proprietor, and a
few Of them can be found published in
pamphlet, which will be furnished gra-
uitously by the agents, TO all who are
IN the premonitory symptoms and first
of Asiatic Cholera, as it appeared
in this country in the years 1882 an
1888, it was used with great success;
and since its recent re.appearance, it has
been again rcsorted 10, with the same
advantage. Cases Of cholera usually
commence with d~iarrhGa; and if this
is then promptly used, it will
check the diarrhGa, restore the stomach
and bowels to 0 healthy condition. and
tone and vigor to the system
No family should fail TO have it among
heir medical stores. Where a proven
i've for cholera is desired, a bottle Of
his Syrup, combined with a quart of
bort wine or best French brandy, with
he addition Of a table spoonful Of pow
Tered ginger, and a teaspoonful of Fow
Iered Cayenne pepper, will furnish a
delightful cordial, and may be relied up
IN as the safest and surest preventive,
when taken in small doses c or twice
day. Prepared only by the subscri-
'er, and none is genuine without his
'ame blown in the bottle, and his sigma
ure upon the outside wrapper.
O. O. WOODMAN.
Druggist, Vicksburg, Miss.
And sold BY Wilson, Starbird & Smith,
louisville, KY. and Sickles & Co. New
orleans, and by
IPRIEsTLEY y MosBY.
Canton, Miss.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

eY virtue Of an order Of the Honora-
- be Probate Courtof Madison coun.
~, Mississippi, made at the October
Term, 1S49, thereof, | will, on MON.
DAY, DECEMBER ~, 1879, al the
courthouse door in said county, sell 10
the highest bidder, on a credit Of twelve
months, all the right, title aud interest
which Michael Vanderburst had at the
time Of his deccase in anG to the follow.
ing lands and tenements ia said county,
viz:
IA House and Lot in the town OF Can.
Ton, known and designated in the plan OF
said town as Lots Nos, / and 2 in Square
No. ! ! and also five and a half acres Of
land lying north Of said Nos. ! and 2,
and designated and bounded as follows:
commencing al the northeast corner of
said Lot No. ], thence west to John C.
B~enthai's line, thence north 10 his corner
in LivingstOh's line (the same being a
sectional line) 10 a stake, thence east
wit said sectional line TO a stake, where
a line running north through the centre
of Union Street strikes said sectional
line, which sectional line is the line be-.
tween sections IS and 10, thence south
withthe middle Of said street 10 the town
line, thence with the townline thirty feet
west 10 the beginning. Also, two town
lots, ~ parcels Of land, situate, lying
and beingin the town Of Camden, in said
county, and known and designated, the
first as lot No. 8, northeast in the plan
Of said town, fronting so feet on Main
Street, and running back west from said
street 100 feet-the second as a lot I'M
numbered in the plan Of said town, but
beginnirg about Is feet west Of the
north west corner Uf lot No. \, in the
plan Of saidtCwn, and running thence so
feet west 10 a stalk thence north $50
feet, thence 30 feet east to a stake, thence
south $50 feet 10 the beginning; all said
lots being in the county Of Madison
aforesaid.
Bond aud good security will be re-
quired Of the purchaser.
Oct. is, l849. ga
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10 49, oT MIssIs.IPrL.

Madison Coang-Ss.
By ths Probate Court of said County.
70 ne hon reSidsat lsi 5 AMI all person,
jjaterests In HE estate of "A. S Hutch.
insoa, DECEASED.
YOU are aersby commanded 10 APP
pear before the Probate Court Of
said county, Ill a regular term thereof
10 be holden at the coJrt house Of said
county, 90 The 81 Monday or February,
1850, then and there 10 shew cause, iG
any you have, Why the final recount of
VIM. R. Hlt, administration OF The estate
Of Andrew S. Hutchinson, decd, should
not be probsted and allowed, and he dis
charged from said administration
Witness the Hon. john B.
llowcorT, Judge Of Probate.
@ Of said county, the Second
,6 LIS. Monday Of November, in the
So year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty-nine,
and seal Of said court.
Lssuel The 18th day of December,
ls49. Ut. CAMERON, CFk.
Nov, n, tS49. lO-9t
w rL VII
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
designed, administrators Of the es.
tate Of Absalom Leggett, deceased, will,
al the December Term, l849, Of the Pro.
bate Court of Madison county, present
their account for final settlement, surren-
der their letters. and ask to be discharged.
R. G. SANDERS,( ~
R. M. DAVIS, "a -
Nov. Is, l849a 10 At
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FRESH AND SELECT
DRUGS AM MEDICINES.

AT THE SIGN or THE GOLDEN MORTAR
DRlESTLEY g. MOSBY have recent.
~ received from New York and
Philadelphia, a superior assortment o.
Fresh and Select Drugs, Medicines, &c
embracing nearly every article usually
foundin Drug Stores, to which they in
t:te the attention Of the public, their
friends, and particularly Physicians
As we are determined 10 deal in the best
Medicines, those sold by US may be re-
lied on. We warrant them such as re
presented.
Fresh supplies will be ordered and
received from New York, from time to
time, as required all which we will sell
to punctual dealers, on short time, as
Ion as similar articles can be offered at
any place in the State.
CASH dealers will always find It to
their interest 10 call on
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
Sept. 6, l849.
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REMOVAL.

VENHE subscriber has removed 10 Mr.
Leonard's new shop on the west side
otlhe square. He tenders his thanks 10
MS lormer patrons, and respectfully
asks a continuance Of their patronage.
Ills york and materials shall be Of he
pest quality, his Boots and Shoes var
ranted TO fit. oa11ad l9s
July ], 1849 j. BERTRAND
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Life I%nsuance Company.
on rnE srATE or MLssIssIPPI.

OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
I'D HIS Compoy, Incorporated by an
I'D act Of the Legislature at lis IasI
session, has been organised under said
law and il Is now ready 10 effect insur-
onces on lives, upon Ike terms with
those adopted by the best and soundes
Northern companies in lnsuring North
ern persons. When Northern compa-
MES insure the lives OF Southern cili-
zens, they invariably add n half or
enc per cent to the regular rates. Our
table Of rates is as follows. The pre-
MUM TO be paid by the insurer may be
paid quarterly, hall yearly or annually.
Rates Of Premium for einsurlng One
Hundrad ddllars IN a sin ola life
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ADMIyIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

r FILTERS Of Administration de boni,
non having been granted to the
undersigned at the December Term.
1919, Of the Probate Court Of Madison
county. Mississippi, on the estate OF
Richard Rice, deceased, all persons in.
debled - said estate are notified to come
forward and make Immediate payment,
and those having claims against said es.
tate will present them legally authenti,
Gated within the Time prescribed by law,
or they vii be forever barred
HENRY STEINER, Admir- d.6.m.
Dec, 70, lS49. I4-et
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INsOIYENT NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned, Commissioner Of In.
%solvency on The estate Of A. S. IIutchin-
son, deceased, has fled his report Of
claims on said estate with the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi, and
that The same viii be confirmed at the
October Term, l849, OF said court, unless
exceptions are made, by those interested,
at or before that time.
J.. T. CAMERON,
Sept. 90, l849. CAT elk & Com.
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County,.

I-.E-r- lNNAWN VNUt OVWItty' T"- IN"
BIZ TEE PROBATE CoURT OF SAID County,
July Term, l849,
ME estate Of N Vanderhurst decd,
y having been reported to and decIar
ed by said court inSolyent; Notice is
hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against the estate Of said deceas.
e1 to present the same 10 the undersign-
ed,on or before the 2dMonday Of Febr'y
1850,or their claims will be forever bar.
red.
By order Of the court.
J. T. CAMERON Czk.
july 1919 45 en-
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
David B. Crane and
JohnR J~afrey,sur-
vlvingpartners,&c

David B. Crane and1
JohnR Jaffrey, sur
vivingpartners,&c,
Samuel Hamilton and
Wife, and John II.
Rollins.
Y virtue Of a decree of the Superior
NJ Court Of Cl ancery Of the State Of
Mississippi, made on the 23d day Of Jan.
nary, l849, in the above case. | will on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10th, 1849,
within legal hours, at the court house
door in Canton, proceed 10 sell to the
highest bidder, on a credit Of twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond with
good security, the following lands lying
in Madison county, viz. The northeast
quarter of section 20, township II range
5, east. "a
WIN. j. benson. Com'r.
Nov 3, 1849 8-5t
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~QUININE,-BY ExPREgg.
CHEWING TOBACCO

EfOUR boxes best james River Chew
ing Tobacco, Just received and for
ale BY
E. D. WARD & co.
September 4, 1847,
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just Received.

A SUPPLY OF FAIRS QUININE
g the very best brand-warranteC
pure. For sale, at the sign Of the Gold
eli Mortar, by
PRtESTLEY & MOsBY.
July 81, '48. 45-tf
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GFeat BargaiMs q. LaMdsi.
LACKsMITHTNG,

nONE neatly and with dispatch, Al
The shop nearly opposite the Jail
by BLALOCK & THOMPSON
Canton, Nov, 8 ls49. lO-tc
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

TNHE Subscriber would most respect
- fully inform the citizens Of Madison
and surrounding country, that he is just
openi g a fine and fashionable stock o.
WATCHES and JEWELkY, which he
will sell on the most reasonable terms.
for cash. Persons wishing articles in my
line are invited TO call and examine fol
themselves,
Watches Of every variety carefully
repaired on the shortest notice, and war.
ranted.
A. W KING.
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r. wi. Jarrett
1904 u.s. In The sup
Ralph Campbell g. the Court Of Cid
unknownheirsatlsw or The Stall
OF Mary Campbell, Mississip
decd, thelate wife Of. SiAiag al
said Ralph Campbell.
YNHE defendants in the above
suit will please to take nolic
on the Sd day Of January, A, D.
at his residence IN Madison county
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A.
4 o'clock P, NJ, | will proceed 10 d
deposition Of William Stevens
depos ton, when taken, I. intend
as evidence at the hearing Of The
stated suit, in behalf Of said compA
The examination of said witness
c ntinued from day 70 day till ihs
sition is completed, You can alleI
cross-examine said witness (
proper. L. M. GARRETT
In Propria Fs
Nov 20, l849. ae
-T- ADMINISTRATORS SAIL
I'm pursuance Of a decree Of
4 bate Court Of Madison county
the undersigned, administrator
estate ofJohn T. bearing, deceas
offer for sale before the courthOul
Of said county, on THURSDAflN
day Of JANUARY, 1850, % q
one and two years, the planial
longing to said estate, lying . sal
ty, about five mi's' north ofCaal'
tanning six hundred and elgnly
known and designated as follows
The southeast quarter O 10y
the west half Of The north W.,
of section 80 the north balFol w
west quarter Of section 2si les
of the south east quarter, the noI
of the east halrof The southeast
the south half OF the east Hah
NORTH" east quarter, The Soulu
the south. west quarter, the w,
the northeast quarter, ano
half Of the east half Of tbs "
quarter of section 81, iCvnslI
range 8, east. On said pIanla''
is about $50 acres 81 elsa'v
dwelling.house, negro csGlns n
gin. The purchaser will p \
give bond and approved secua
.793 5al JESSE HEARD.
bsfam rs. u. LIVINGSTON
81 Nov. ST. 1919. tas J.
qf mlL--
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rs due, MAlL
Thursday & Closes
Friday
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AHRlYAL & DEPAR4TC
AT CANTON

8ENIoN AND YAzoo ~,
Is due, Daily (e1ce6, Ut
Closes, Daily texcept MSonnsa'l( y
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q A5elefl'jtsa lale.'
THE BAN KE R9s CL ERIK,
sAsTALEs EsOHsRLoen

1ssfsssEAsTALEsorsRL8oD.
The swell mob, in this vast metropolis, have
reconrse 10 many tricks and stratagems, in or.
der to.obtain possession of the property Of their
intended wctim. The newest plan adopted
late thieves Of this class Is, BY some plausi-
BE Htoryor other to induce persons left in
charge Of houses containing property, to quit
thenifor a short time, whilst under skilful hands
the work Of piuadsr ii tleSte erously and quickly
perfonnad The plan, however. is not SO new
as many of nlySfeaders may imagine, and as
the following tragic tale will show.
The west end Of the Irish metropolis has, in
the present day bntl little sof the splendor and
respeetabiliitY Of fhe English metropolis, known
bv the same designatioit; or even cf the mag.
nifcence Of which II could itself boast ID better
days; and which is now only traditionary, or
to be guessed AT. from the relics which have es.
capped the rayages of fine and neglect. The
period is not very distant when no part Of the
city of Dublin exhibited more numerous speci.
mems Of wealtb, pubic spirit, and national gran
deur,, than that which is known by the name Of
the aEari Of Meath 8 Liberty i was at once
the residence of the aristocrac and the focus
oftrade Il Ina proof of the latter part my as
sertion, I need only Isention,i ithatin Kevan
eetreet, snyerloo the pleasant garden Of the
Hoa. h. SYiiege Cooper, M. +, stood the GEL
ebratisa es,ac!i niahfiffacforys Of "a Mr. William
Collier. who, at the time of our story, is said to
hare ,s,llaysd upwards Of two hundred men,
and to have. turned out one new carriage every
was ia afr Collier coach factory that Mr..
Alderman Hutton, d nj p served his time as coach
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lpoftifal Dcpartnlent.
THu PRAYER OF THE BETRoTHED.

THH PRAYER OF TIE BETRoTHED.
sA,lady in the ST. Louis Union, over the sign'
tuseof Inez, portrays her thoughts in the folowin
most beautiful verses, on the eve other marriage
Father. Tcome before thy throne,
With low and bended knee, -
To thank Thee, with grateful tone,
For all Thy love to me.
Forgive me, if my heart this hour
] give no. all to Thee,
For deep affection's mighty power
ess Divides il now with Thee. -
Thou kpowest, Fathe5 every thought
That wakes within my breast,
And how this heart has vainly sought
Tokeep its. love suppressed.
when the idoB worshipped one,
SITS fondly by my side,
And bresthes the vowsI cannot shun,
; To me, his destined BRIDE
Foifgiss ne, iifae loving kiss,
He leaves upon ms loving brow,
as sfhoughtQtina an hour Ike thIs,
4Ild thrills even now.
q Hes ehosen Ine ID dbe bis love
epniserie through life;
Enable me, Oh God, TO prove -. -
20. .. 5 l9y'tisg tsIlhasl wife;
HsknoWs Dol: Father, lnllstbeideep
Afeciions & control 49,
The Thousand loving tboughtsthat sweep
Restsi q 81 my soul,
HeknpFs Fspot, each deep iognt Of love
Thai gushes warm and ifee; sssa !
Nor canhsssssss ever prove ..ii.. g
NyEsrn 4 iiaolssrs
Then guard hint 3 ather- round his way.
Ihy shpicest blessings cast.
J And render each beaccessiye day s IS :
Sill lhsppisf tisn The last ~.
And, Fashef. grant usso 10 live, 4 (
~ That when his life IS Ger, :. u.
Within the bsppy home you give
Wen meet to part no more.
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who shared the contents of the plundered cof-
fer. Years afterwards, he confessed the part
he had ts!-en in the murder Of the Bankers
Clerk, when upon his death bed. $ u
Fame escaped with his share of the booty and
was never heard of afterwards.
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THE 3 C CANDEN JOURNAL.
s 81 4 q sPUBLIsRED BY
THO. J. J.WARREN e. C. A. PRICE,
EDrraRs AND PRoPRIEToRs.

ts THE SEdI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
l. published nj Three Dollars and Fifty Cents if paid IN
advance or -Four, Dollars If payment IL delayed for three
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Awoman who loves, loves for life, unless
well founded jealousy compels her to relin'
qpish the objects Of her affections So says
somebody.
4 man who loves, loves for lie, unless be
alters his mind. So says somebody else,
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Mistakes IN the Market. or Mystic.
rles Of Irish Cooking.

A Catholic lady living on Camp street,
Who, IN obedience to the command OF the
chui ch, ebs,sins FROM 4 ,sh meats on certain
prohibited days, called her servant up, .ho
happened to be Of recent importation IRON
the gim' Of the ses, on Friday morning, and,
sad Bddy, can you make msrketf
Faith, an to be sure con, ma'am, re
Piled BdJy and lent /, msssf that ough, to
know how-dida'l ! sell bulher an eggs IL
,ae tlme a, The great Fair Of BalinasIoe. 40
buy esls a, the foot Of the big Bridge Of Aih
lone 7
Then Bid ~ said her mistress, sou Ger
taiuly mus, be qualified 70 make rs'ket To-
me in Tchour,toulas street. &, 10 the asr
Ike; and buy couple Of good sheep head 70
duner.'
B ID, DO, don't you know, m.'ao, 'ha
his Is Fnday =
Ms. w zee, know II 10, and that
~hy wished you TO got tho sheep head
Bddy- ASIDE 20, the Lord pfeserv
Us bot this. queer country, in'Irely; Cath
olics attn Sleeps head 90 Friday. undue
the prellnce that is No, mate (mea',) hk
people tina, take the pledge aud &c, dnruu
be soskin' their bread IN brandy
Mrs. Wv ell, Blddy, VIA, delays you
Body WouIdn't one Sleeps head b
enough, at any rate, ma'amr
Mrs. W. No; wish to have t~o--b'
SIDES, | dou'. see what difference It makes
YOU
Bddy-'O, faIks, that's true, ma'sm. NJ
to you srher, for, as Ned By'ne used TO "a
Oas may as vel! be hung for q sheep ss
lamb and az Ossn Daily said when he "
caught s,eslin' the cabbage, Two heads
be,,her than oue.''
Mrs. Who more illustrations, Bldd
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Machine for Milking Cows.

A very curious bu, simple apparatus for
milking cows vas eshlbi'sd a, the recen, State
Far IN Albany. Tho mixing Of his cows
cos, dslfyman much t,0o and trouble and
embsusssneot. The contrvsnce gets rid
of all tho labor. and spares nine,enihs Of the
tins. II consists OF a ltle India rubber bag,
through tho bottom Of which passes . email
snver tube about ,~o inches long part of this
Is inside of the bsg AID part outside. The
bag Is turned up on the cows ,ssi, and the
top of the tube introduced to the milk passage.
The mouth Of the bag gently presses tho ,ca'
and by means or . email piston. a vacuum Is
created in the tube, tho milk consequently
PUSHES out aud a,~s on in four uninterrupted
streams until the COW 10 MIXED dry, which
occupies, II 10 said, no more than four OF five
minutes Scientific American.
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'urnlPs are s.nxu during the winter mon'ns'
and derive much Of n.;. nourishmeut from
the damp atmosphere. and being oil consum.
ed on the ground, return to Il more than they
derive from it, especially 'f the sheep s's q,
The same time fed on corn. The droppings
of the sheep and their ucsdng OF tho land
s,ve i, that richness and sol'd',y which. on
these VAIN soils, are eminen'ly iavo'sbie 10
successful grain crop. The crops, both sh''e
and green, are sown 10 ro~s," &c.
We have long been convinced Of the "''do"
Of the sys,em which place. the seed oil ne"
crop 10 the ground at, or before, the harvest
;og Of the ono already msiured. The culture
of peas among corn IS on this principle; q
10 also The sowing Of clover and grace seed on
~hes, some moths before it 10 ripe. The ma
kedness Of many wheat, corn and cotton he'ds
after the crops hsve been removed. 10 no,ic'
able defect 10 southern husbapdry. Too often
IN place of gaining fertility, there 10 good req
con 20 fear that the denuded soil 70 parting
9th share Of both the organic and 'norgsn's
food Of plan,s.- Southern Cuitipator.
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CAROLINA INN.
ta|||l
CH.1RLOTTE, ": C.

HlHE shove establishment, situated IN M,,
Il Street, third ist North Of the Public Sou,,
in the town Of Charlotte. has been constant, I,S
open by the present Proprietor, from the Id I
January, 1910 to the present time, for the seeo,
modation Of the Public. and will continue 10 !
kept open for the same purpose.
The Establishment has been enlarged and /.
proved TO . very considerable extent within d,
last two yesrs-the entire building 10 in eom,..
repair and 10 so constructed that ell the roeu.
hsvs abundant light sad can BE- ventilated al N,
sure.
The Stables ere not in ferior 10 any belon,,,
10 any similar Establishment In Western N., :
Carolina and care Gill be taken that thew .s,a
always b supplied with abundance Of good ,,,
and provender and attended by faithful and s,..
rieneed Holsters.
The Subscriber will use every eSertion 10 %,
satisfaction TO all who may patronirs his Hou,
and hesitates not 10 ray that, from ten years 81,
psrience he will be able 10 keep up the sccsmu.
da,ien al the Carolina Inn, in style no, surp,..
ed BY any Public House in the interior count,,-
and be takes this opportunity To return hi. CO..
dial respects TO . generous Public for pas, I,,,,
and respectfully solicits q continuance Of ,b,,
patronage and confidence.
DROVERS can, al all times, b supplied ~,
convenient and well enclosed lots, FIRE. Of char.
and furnished with grain at low price'.
III The Charlotte and Camden Stages amin
and depart ui weekly.
Oct. IS, 1919. 5lif
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Pun, pki,,s.

Preservation Of PumPkius ,hro' The sr.,,..
par, Of tho winter, If sound and we'll riDs..d
is easily attained by slowing them 10 . IA,
Of dry hay OF straw, OF placing % 9 barn ao..
end covering 18th any ligh, forage. A d.,
cellar will feqosnn, keep them sound m,
these are usually too mo's. Cor this pu,,o Nv
They oueh, occasionally to be looked ,,,.
and any showing evidence oil inc,,.u, d... '
should be Immediately used. All III. .,,','i
ly ripe. email asd imperfect ones should :. ~
soon after taken FROM the field.