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Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-21
DIR. ROSENRAUMS
EStOmaCh Bitt0rS.
FOR THE CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION, Loss
OF APPETITE, OR ANY BILIOUS COMPLAINT
ARISING FROM AMORBID ACTION OF

DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION, LOSS
OF APPETITE, OR ANY BILIOUS COMPLAINT
ARISING FROM A MORBID ACTION OF
THE STOMACH OR BOWELS.
All Of these diseases you will soon be relieved of
by the of these Bitters per directions on the
bottles. This great antidyspeptic is the result Of the
profound and elaborate study of one of the most cele-
brated physicians of the present century, In the ac-
complishment of which he has freely expended both
time and money do not hesitate to affirm that
where DR.. Rosenbaums Stomach Btters are used, a
case of Fever and Ague cannot occur. 1t has been
analysed by the most scientific chemists of the Medical
Faculty, and is prescribed by nine tenths of the
physicians of the land. Try them-test them-on your
constitution, and go your way rejoicing
Are you dyspeptcY-take these Stomach Bitters.
Are you Bilious?-try one of these Bottles, and be
relieved at once.
Are you annoyed by indigestion or constpation9-
remove the cause by the free of these Bitters.
Have you fever and ague?-cure and prevent this
constitution destroying disease by the free OF
these Bitters.
Prepared by DR.. ROSENBAUM, Manufacturer and
Proprietor, South Front street, Philadelphia.
N. b. JACOBS 4 CO.,
Agents for the Pacific Coast.
THOS. GILLlGAN,
ie1 -6m Sole Agent for Marysville.
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COLEMAN HOUSE
AT GOLD LAKE.

4zwzyA THIS HOUSE is situated in the nc 81
<tN+.4Al beautiful and healthy place in California,
SssIHbkn and the proprietor takes pleasure in in
IIlI IEsf corning the public that II they would
Azz5E tetreat from the heat and dust of the low
couuIr,, aAd seek a cool and healthy place, where
they can hunt ride, sail the Lake, or fish, Gold
Lake is the place TO visit. Here there is no sick
ness no dust no intolerable heat. Come, you that
are WE'LL and keep from being sick. Come, you that
are sick and get well. Come one, come all-this is
the place to live in the summer We have plenty of
Trout, plenty of Game, and no sickness. Board by
the week or day the in the mountain towns,
N. B.-Sail boats and fshihg boats, together with
fishing implements, always IN readi MSS for parties
stopping at the House, free OF charge. f'
my1E 7, @. COLEMAN, Proprietor.
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Vaccine Matter,

TUsT RECEIVED by Express from New York, a
sD full supply of fresh Vaccine Matter, warranted
from healthy subjects. For sale oy -
RICE COFFIN,
s.my D St., opposite Wells, Fargo Co.'s
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California Garden.
JACOB GEISSE, Proprietor,

Il HAVE MADE all necessary improvements in the
Il above Garden, and am pre- ared to furnish
superior Accommodations to pleasure-seekers.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
las. A. COULSON s 60.

jan A. W. MasOA - W.
UvuULD inform their friend, aud the public that
w they arc nOw reccIylnr rom Their M.hui itrt'r
y, H. Fulton street, New York, very large and well
''''''' FILE AND WINTER CLOTHING
flr men and hoy-' wear. The stock was manuiaCtlr-
ed by our Mr. Hewitt, Expressly for n Mdrs,t and we
can thergtnre assure our iTenl1 tll' ,.slg ,',, !,
We would respectfully invite all who are desirou- oi
purchasing goods Co cali and examine our stock. a.
We feel confident that none vii 90 away di--iishod
Fyery steamer leaving New York during the season
viii bring us additional supphes' keepng our STOCK
Sspsr Brrel Froet C,afs-F-ic Black Froek Coats.
super Brown Frock, super IE'hlH Frock' and super
Crs5es4fs-Seal,lin sack. super Beaver. black blue
and Brown. super blue aud Drown Pilot Cloth, black
aud colorcd Bruadcloth. D,.yonshire kcr~ey Over
coats and sack~' EsqmmauN O'ercoat7 ana SACKS
Biaess Cashmere Cass.-Piain and Fancy, Of every
I5Ill1iasgs-onc hundred pairs super Black Doe
-kin super Black Bucksk D, plain and fancy Cassi-
mere, blue and fancy coloref satinet
Tests.-Sup-r black figured Grenadine silk. super
f,ncy fggred Grenadine SUI snlSE satin, islsS
. lllsi kslNct, sulcy t----mS
E mrRETSHfNG GOODS.
/ Shirfs-Super fine Linen, fancy Linen, men Bosom
shirts of nll qualities and styles. Marsaiiles do
/ T'nde-shirfs-Supcr Cashmere, lambs Wool. Lego
i ma Flannel Canton Flannel. Patent Merno, shake
i FlgnueI Brown and Bleachcd Cotton Jndersllrt-.
| I7rice-s.--upcr shaker Flannel. Seguua FLANNEL
| White Jeans, Brown Jeans, Mcrlno and Canton Fhu
| IFuIf Hase-Super Angola. white and crlored Mer
no. d0 Wool, do; silk, do Brown and ooored Coti"
/ and Linen.
Gioros-Super Buck-l,in. Calf skin. Kid. Dog skin
Castor white and coiorrd Tsffcfa silk Lined bread
Buck Gauntets, Fur Topped Gauntlet~, White Berh
| Gauuilct-. kid Gauntlet-.
Ne-k Tiss-Blaclk and Fancy Colorcd silk. Of ever
| variety. 80 -.
| B0ofs-Gcnts Dress Calf Heavy Soled Calf Waite
l Proof and Quilted Boots.
| Linen Camhrie Hon Stitched d'
L plncce silk do. China Cord do.
| V4fz-Fs-hi1nnhle Moleskin, Black Cassincr
/ Nutusl High Crown Black Felt, Low Crown do, Colo
| ca and Bengal Plaid
| Crps-Black and Blue Cloth, Of every variety, {
| Men and BOYS. ChildrcnS' Caps
Ty,aIs-fsent4' sole Leather Travelling, Ladies' d
| Folio Trunks. Ladies' Hat Boxes.
| Talises-Sule Leather NaliseS, Leather Iraveli
Bags, Carpet Rags. -
| Nlsesllaaayus and Gingham Umbrellas, Wal
| ing Canes. Pocket Cutlery, Hair Brushes, Too
| Brushes. Combs. etc.
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
| fun and complete assortment of Boys and out
| Clothing. of every description.
. | VicLsJgrg. Nov. g. 1s5S. ~
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Executors, Notice.

WHEREAS. a. the November term,
w lS5S. Of the Probate Court of Jas
per county, State Of Mississippi, the un.
dersigned were appointed executor and
executrix of the last will and testament OF
NICHOLAS LYON, late of said county
deceased; all persons indebted to said e.
tate are requested % come forward and
make payment. ano those having claim:
against the same are hereby notified tC
probate them, and have them registered
in the Probate CLERKS Office Of said coun
ty. within the time limited by law, or they
will be barred.
ALLEN G. FOWLER, Exr.
NANCY LYON, Exr'x.
Nov 6 1888 4-6t
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AdminisfrnfOr,s sale.

nURSUANT to decree of the Probate
Court of Jasper County, State of Mis-
sissippi, made at the September term A. d.
1858, thereof, he undersigned, admins
traitor of the estate of SAMUEL GRAY
son, deceased, will on Monday the Goth
day of November next, sell at public auc-
ton, to the higest bidder, on credit of
twelve months from the day of sale, in
the town of Desoto, Clarke county, Mis-
sissippi, between the hours prescribed by
law, the following lot or parcel of land,
situated in the town of DeSoto, Clarke
county, Mississippi, and known and desig-
mated as lot No. five, according to the plat
Of said town. Said land will be sold sub
iect to the lein prescribed by the statute,
and the purchaser or purchasers thereof
will be required to give bond or bonds fol
the sum or sums bid, with approved secur
itv, PAYABLE as above limited.
THOMAS w. GRAYS0N,
administrator.
Oct I6. 1858. l-5t
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4Ottrp.
Meet me There

The last rays of the setting sun,
We're lingering in the West,
stood by one whose race was run,
And soon she sank to rest.
But, ere the spirit took its fight,
From this dark world Of care,
Torealms Of everlasting light,
She whispered "Meet me thereW
I'd loved her long and loved her true,
And sad at heart was l,
For all were weeping when they knew,
That she. yes, she, must diel
All listened for her parting words
She was 80 good and faiI--
But al the aeeents that they heard
Were, sMeet, oh, meet me there"
She died as gently as the dew,
FsIis on the opening flower,
And died, as she had lived, as true
As ever graced earth's bower:
wiped the death-damp off her brow,
And parted hack her hair
And when kissed her cold, cold cheek,
She murmured, "Meet me there -
We laid her in the silent grave,
And sadly left her there,
To sleep the long, long sleep Of death,
Although so good and fair;
And still travel on and seek
place, where free from care,
I'll meet my lost one yet again
Tllmeet, yes, meet her there!
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DY virtue and in pursuance of a decree
ID of the Probate Court of Jasper coun-
ty, made at the last September term there
Of the undersigned, Executors az a. last
will and testament Of JOSEPH p GRAY
deceased, will, on Monday, the 9Th dav Of
December, 1858, between the bonrs 1re-
scribed by law, proceed to sell in front of
the door Of the Court House in tbo town
Of Paulding, Jasper county. nj ,nbI;c
auction, to the highest bidder. On crod;t
oftwelve months from the day Of soIa ali
that certain tract of land sit,ato I,ing
and being. IN the county Obf Jasner and
State of Mississippi, described ii CailoTs ~
to-wit: the North West ouartor (F Soc,
ton No. 10, and the West half &c - So,,,b
west quarter, of Sec. No. 10 of To,rnsb;n
No. OF ltange No. 10 East H., I
two hundred and fifty acres more or less
together with all and singular tbo =, ,n,,r, mr.,
tenanees thereunto belonging ro or 81 INV
wise appertalning. The purchase - ~ ,,,,r-
chasers OF said premises. will ~ =,
to give bond or bonds, with oood ~ snfyi.
cient security Tor the payment Of the sum
or sums Oh money, for which the said
premises may be struck of '"S traIyo
months from the day of sale III '"'i'0
arch. McCULIAM
7. B. GRAY.
ID. d. McLAURIN
n, 20 lS5s Executors.
|
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AYERS CHERRY PECTOlAL
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENEss, IHFLu-
ENEA. BRONCHITIS, WHOOPmG
COugu, GROUP, ASTHMA, "
crpIENT CONSUMPTION,

sni tr tha relief a. cousumptrs PATIENTS IN aFancsd
siaaua q TIE disease.
We neaa noe sJsak % The ruhhe q ~ firtuea.
rlro.i.sf eSrrv toun and almost avery hama % tha
hssrSsn States ila wonderfu cures u punlonay com
paints haru made alrcady known nay ~ Are The
krss IN snv CIVILIZED country this cuniinst ulih-
cut rnraonal eNpEfianfn ~ ~ sn Aa Ear yet
ts communfea any uhura uhlrh have not IN = hen
nia living lruhy uf ifn vicury over ne snne ~ dsn
nnIuus dlsaaasa u tha thruat aud lung hAAs q the
naat powerful antidots yet known 70 man Nc ~ hrmL
tsha and dangerous diseases a. the pulmonary onna
also ne rlaaaanrst and nalest remedy bat eaA -
riuTcd NF Infants and yunnE personA fafeaA Nhould
have a IN store aEalust the insdipus enemy - steals
urou thaun unprutarsd. We have abundant rfonda 10
haiavs the CAsFrp Hcf1rui saves more lives ~ - con-
sumpuuna u prevents than those u cures hesl by
you and your colds while they are cufane, neg.
sei ihau nnfi 10 human akl master The Taha
canker hat fastened on ne vitaa, eats ypnf utays
All know tha dreadful fatality a Jung detesIl nd A.
lhey know 30 ne Writes q ua remedy ~ 30 %
unra ihan % them q a atih nlads Nc p-.i can
b.. We spare cost cara no toi % pfonuesn Tie
most perfect posshla and thus anord thse Nee ~ en
nfha f arrnf whirh our akln furnish iqr the
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Administrators NOtIce

WHEREAS, letters of administration
w were granted to the undersigned, by
the Honorable Probate Court, of Jasper
County, at the June term A. ID. 1858,
thereof. on the estate Of THMAS z. wy
ATT, late Of said county, deceased:
Now, all persons indebted to said estate
will please come forward and make mn
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them dug
probated within the time prescribed b.
law, or they viii be forever barred.
REBECCA WYATT,
DUNCAN d. McLAURIN.
ADM and Admir-.
Oct. l6, 1858 Lot
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" HEREAS, at the May term 1858, of
w the Probate court of Newton coun-
ty. Mississippi, the estate of W. w.
DRINKWATER was declared insolvent:
Now, therefore, all the creditors of said
estate are hereby notified to come forward
and have their cAims duly Probated and
registered in the Register kept by the
Clerk Of said court within twelve months
from the date of this publication, or they
will be barred.
JOHN II. WELLS,
administrator de JoHis non.
.Juyy 81, 1858. 42-6m
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To Nancy r. Ellis, Miller W. Ellis, Gabriel
f. Ellis, James c. Ellis, Elizabeth F.
Lee and James ID. Lee her husband,
Rosanna Ellis and James X. Thigpen,
and all other persons interested in the
estate Of WIN. ELLIS, deceased:
HNAKE notice. that at the the next De
cember term IF the Probate Court OF
Jasper county, State of Miss, the under
signed. one Of the executors Of the estate
of the aforesaid VIM. Ellis, deceased, will
present an account of his Executorship
Of said estate, and pray to be released
from the same. You can attend and OBJ
iect thereto if you see cause.
L. B. ELLIS,
EJr. Wm. Ellis, deceased.
Nor. 6, 1885,, 4-5t
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AdminIstraIOr,s Notice.

A0AhhAUlslHalOA~B NONAces
WHEREAS, letters of administration
w on the Estate Of REUBEN MCCUI1
LOUGH, deceased, were granted to the
undersigned, at the last October term of
the Probate Court Of Newton county. State
Of Mississippi: Now all persons having
claims against the estate of said decedent,
are hereby requested TO exhibit the same,
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scribcd by law, or the same will barred
WARREN MCCULLOUGH
NANCY E. MCCULLOUGH
Admir- and Admir-.
Oct. %, 1858. Oft
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FtOVTfNUEa tn oHer biz aerytaos tn tho ciiitgns n
4 } fsftsau ana thr people ~ Missaalrpi ruuerally
n tha rlrIaua hrnnrhea af Medicine anf surgery and
aaporaiiT I'M of otarrrs ai Iaorr uf eFtfy Do
aiFinfIuu
innrtnafy fr Chrouc oaaoH IA hiH residences in ltrk
aun state street. opposite tho Depot q te Jackson
amt brandon u1lfuti
RrfHrrasri john NorWoad, Marin McNair, ~.
Non. aimrsnn cot Ms. stewart fyeuo. hfs r.
aluuaun. Judge ahartrFs Mrs. a. MrimiYt MfA
Wm HeHfd tnlon Parish. iai Mrs. Muucll flemphis
NamnHaHHr.
I.taiala Fsh "a tsW. taiy
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT At DESOTO.
ROBERT y. WEEMs,

WkVfNa purchased tllu ruuaininn stock ~ Goods
Il 81 u W COLLINS. 81 ilgiutn. viii conduct Ecuer
M HEnC4 WTffN ~ rsfNESf M the old stand ho
,sfi frnn constantly un hand large stock u
staple aad Faney Dry oooas,
endorsing he usual variety suited b the santa " he
~ gR0fKRrrz HARnWARE CUrLERTs
la f.ff nrnrrfhInf suited 81 thn cuuntrY trade usl-
siiV Elund ID un uuunfry stores. in uiN sel "a
MOnftn PRICES Fuh CaSM
sIfh thu hHInht afrd which r. AID that The most a.
...f|nr ruafdfnar could demand
ulaoii fianda ln smith catlniy and the hark coun.
~ GENERALLY. hrInHiur their rnfiun io NFs0tni Nll
aafH ~ fhail interest " nve him call uc pledRoe
hlrnasif in aan ihfm ruuda Coz rish or I'M ctrhanrt
faf fufian 0u Fuod tcrnla A. thay can he bought
1900 ..r fhn line 0f the runiaai Eufrruriar OI
-. l.fhaf HIarf llis uiofla viii ha
oHICN gtEEG AND low rHfCESH
- - . a..s..rrsInaa fn uluaar Ne rnausIsfffIlv anlt
90 ! share ~ custom. Mun'l ID MEAMa-
paN.fs, March ~, iila, ~
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V'AKui dis uisthad af tenaerinr his professional
Il arffrea in thn uuhl'r.
Na prorafcd o. reriarm alloporaiionsn n Mcchan.
laIFf iaIIrrfnfat
ff A respectfully taniars hIs thanks o. ha friends
Hnd enc pule o. the nherll patronage extended o.
h.ni snd trusts that he h rk0vulrd his wurk n such
4 nIHunaf A. tn uiarf a rfuunuancn uf thc same.
Ciliiaras. April o. taia. 8ly
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c. >. cARAwAY,
NOTICE.

ENIElsfAinNa MISS
NTiiL pay the highest market prices for AZ kinds
w of country pr1fiucc and 1--we stock which may
o. brought to this market
Fuferurarr. Frh q. tsfq MY
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nua sukuMAN a WALTON. having associated
y thrusrifoa n the prartce If MrIlrlua ln ll iis
hr1nnhaa naf ihrir srrtrea tn the ettrus ~ faild
ina rHi surrounding country luA hoFn lN cloan a.
inninn tn hslnraa a. merit Nlrrnl sn1fe al l.l lH
aar. w Walton ID fInfluail ot thg JEFFERSON MeNN
rtl nailnHn Nhltinlrh tud may 20 mund at ulfii
nHlnn in flufnnn unlcsa professionally aierut. ~
sherman n ti.Hf Hilrr, unU milo wet ui town
fauf supply nf irsh drura alwals ou hand ilr sale.
OHrr ii Mekuatrs ohl atore ..
Ff'uuUts T. aWAuMAN.
JOHN .. WALruN
Iuig ". isaI. mu
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SOH RnUardI

RANAWAN from the un-
TX dersignm, near Waynesboro,
40 Wayne county, Mississippi, on
~ henigh; ofthe 18th of August,
I'M inst. a bright Mulatto boy,
w named MAS; aged about 2l
s-~M3 3years; 8 feet inches high /;
;Bs;shs $50 pounT, !, ,esaEG .bul.I; rather =
/ think tht look Zone white person -.
nected with hirh he is well dressed; carTi
ed away with him a hand-axe. think that
he Is travelling towards Columbia, Marion
county, Mississippi. will pay the abov,
reward for his delivery to me, or confine
ment in any safe Jail where l can get him
A. TAYLOR.
W-nn.sIoro. Au1. 81. 1858. 45-tf
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PREPIRED BY DR.. ]. G AVER,


Dr. n r. CAsTEEI. pnuldinai W. NJ. LOFRY
Uulahorot H. N. HOWARD, Carthage M 4
kEEaE nckah j. MARKS, Quitman. Anj
hY an Druggists and dealers in Medicine gfgrN hcre
Al uhaiesala ~ HANfisANn. CLARKE A GIN
Mnbilei u WRlGHTA A co. New OriranAi ~. EAAN
UFia Nicksburgi BLAIR BIO, Columbus.
Mes Tsrk Doc. 1907, ~
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
WR


Two DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
IIXPRESS Train leaves Nieksburg daily at a. M
" reaches jackson Al s:45 l- arriving 90 Norton
tie eastern terminus az ll31a M Returning lea' es
Morton ~ ~, D. ul- reaches jackson at 30 g. M ans
arriving AZ NickSburg at p IN. This tram stops "!
a. regular stations -
Passengers 90 or from New Orleans and the East
will take the Express It connects direct at jackson
with mp and down trains on New Orleans road ana hi
Morton with daily line Of stages % and from the Mo
bile and Ohio Railroad and Montgomery, Ala.
Through Tickets are issued between
Farc- TUtc
Vickshurg and New Orleans, ; l-t2 hours
Nick-burg and Montgomery, D 55
New orleans and New York over tins
route. - ID -
Memphis aud New orleans, by Mem
phi- and Nickshurg packets, Is 80
The accommodatlpn passenger tram leaving jack
daily the arrival II the cars troEl Canton u
s,t5 a. m making stops at an flag andrcglar stil"n'
reaches Wei. -hurg ll0 and returns .e' ma
Nick-hurg az 80 D. m. and arriving W jackson n
5.25 D. M n time for cars 20 Canton and all points oi
the Mississippi Central Railroad
Fare - Children under twelve year, and servants
haifpricc.
Freight train a. usual leaves Viek-burg at a. M
and returns az 5sjU p. M. -
GEO. II. II AZLEHT TRST.
Chief Engineer and General Supt
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flitksbura 1irttturn.
exMRLE = SKATES, S. '-''''

MAR Bile GU TT T. II s.,
China street. opposite W. H. Sparkcs Livery Stable,
NfCKsNURg
A RE prepared to execute MONUMENTS. TOMBS
"A VAliLlS etc. Head and Foot Stones, Carving
ami Engraving. Marble Nantes, Caps sills and steps
tor buildings.
aud manufactured O. order Rs-at Norheru prices-d
Also. Cement Plaster Of Paris Hair, Fire Brck-a
De had hy calling ai establishment on China
Street. CAMILLE a SKATES.
Ti-i ssaYg Feb a. 1857. 2-ly
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9saaI ASbtttisenlents.
Execn1Or.s Nofice.

y 4NONAGCs
NJ HkkEAS, letters testamentary, on
wv the last will and testament of WM.
McLEN1QN, deceased, have been grant
ed to the undersigned, by the Probate
Court Of Jasper county:
Nov, all persons indebted to said estate
win please come forward and make pay
ment, and those having claims against the
same, are hereby notified to present them
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be buried.
A J. J. SHANNON,
Err, a0ih he u0iiL a',gered.
Nor. .ssSs -6t
- :, .zs:-
DY virture and in pursuance of an or
ID der of the Probate Court of Jasper
caa:utyP State of Affssissi -, obtained at
the November term thereof, A. D. 1858,
and in compliance with the last will and
testament of NICHOLAS LYON, late of
said county, deceased, the undersigned,
executor and executrix of said will and
testament, will, on the first day of Janua-
nv. A. d. 1889. before the door of the Court
House. in Paulding, expose for sale, to the
highest bidder, at public auction, on a
credit of twelve months from the day OF
sale, tHe louoWllg negro slaves, lue prop
erty Of said deceased, to-wit:
One negro man named Joe, of copper
color aged % years; one negro man named
jess, of dark color, aged about 30 years
both stout. likely and healthy. The pur,
chaser will be required to give notes with
approved security for the purchase money
ALLEN c. FOWLER,
NANCY LYON.
Err and Err'r.
Nol. 6, 1858. Act
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Froa a Fbr,uffiag hsrrAgsf n ~ Lo'a's' -. = 80
pu Arrns Your Pills are the paragon oi Al t,lt ia
srsat Ia melicne They have cured my Little daghter
II i.rus srrs upan her hands and te that bad nuved
ineurahis faf years Her mother had besn long rous
iV srrt.d with bluichss and pimpes on hef aan nd IN
her hair Amer child cured, ahe heq tllN your
rIIis and thsy have cured her Asa hOkdAlok
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. and Goa.
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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-11-13
nm CW1s. M. REYCUER,

DENTAL URGEON,
II VANiNG disposed u his Drug STORE ior thc p'lr-
II noso of dovotiug himself more exclusively 90 thc
practice of DENTISTRY. wishes 20 inform his oid
patrons and the public generally, that he snoW better
prepared than ever 20 perform all operations on 'h'
mouth aud teeth.
he dlls decayed teeth with the best Gold FoiL and
inserts Artificial teeth nom one to an entire ~ei il
Atmosphere Pressure, which is the best mode nov in
pr. Y. b. permanently located at Enterprise Nj and
he can at al times De made responsible Tor any OF his
operations. 81.
he would much prefer having an his patients visit
him a his office In Entcrprsc hui ior the euny cnlen'
~ some II Dis friends be will visit Quinml lnul.hhs
and Narllndsvlp, two ur three times year. ana any
place on tho Mobile and Ohio Railroad wheucfcr his
services ar needed sufficiently o. justify his glnr
T,rHs-An work warranted and charges moderate.
fn an cases De- considers the money due a. soon a.
the work s done. unless some other arrangement b.
mafla before thc work b. begun.
Enfvprsc Mss March "a 1858. &u