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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

ASwlSDLE RrNNrNG LoosE.-NOtice is given
that man protesting to lie "a converted Jew"
and q preacher, and teacher of the Hebrew Ian
guage,, who has been going through the country,
and has lately been in Richmond, is an impos,
tor andlswindler
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

is pledged, recollect, to platform of hostility
to secret political societies. BE is pledged IN
its platform to those who speak with a rich irish
brogue or sweet German accent. Butgentlemen
men-you Americans, and you foreigners anu
adopted citizens, are not to recollect when an
American becomes Lecomptonized; only those
are Infamous who unite with Republicans and
Americans to vindicatea principle. Applause
Then you are out of the party and are excluded
from decent society, and henceforth and forever
you are never to be forgiven unless ut the last
moment you come forward and say: praise
unto thee John Calhoun and Lecompton. -
Laughter.
| WHAT WILL BE DONE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
/ have been toiling in the Democratic party
since was a boy, and 1 am not now quite ~
years of age. never voted any but straight
out Democratic ticket Ny excellent friend
SamuelS Randall, who was very good Amer
lean, and who was elected to the Senate OF our
State, Sam said to me: 81 am freshly IN the
party Sand YOU are freshly out of it." Thus
| find myself turned out of the Democratic par
| ty if l will consent to it, and because Will
not consent to leave Democratic principles
l'TLaughterl This is an age of newspapers
and telegraphs on the land and through the
sea. [Cheers.l And 4c7tep these things trGn$p1Te
there pOuLi Be no God an HeaUe1t ii the ballot
boz did not damn such a party IN October 'ne1t
| ECheersl And you in New York, who think
the Democratic party is sold body and breeches
to this official despotism, take care lest when
November comes you do not find that the Dem
ocrats think coed deal more of their princi-
| pies than they do of their organization. For
my part, speaking of Pennsylvania, on the 18th
of October, when you open the New York
Tribune, Herald and Times, you will see under
thee Geographic head, figures something like
this: $40, 900 majority against tho Lecompton
candidate" [Cheers. That is the way we
Twill make our mark ethere-yes, we will do
stand by Montgomery, and whenever Le-
comptonite is trotted out, we will try to defeat
him, regularly nominated OF not. l am not to
be terrified by this Chinese thunder of organi-
cation. [Laughter.l am willing to- combine
with any good man, no matter what is his
name, who combines with me to rescue the
grace.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

LIKING AND LovtSe.-In one of our exchanges
We read an anecdote that shows the distinction
between liking and loving. as made by little
girl six years old She was eating something
at breakfast which seemed to relish very much.
DO you love isY" asked her aunt ''No," re.
piled the child, with look of disgust. 81 like
it. If l lorea ii, should hiss it.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

Nervousness, OR WEAKNEss OF ANY KrND.-7
If any of our readers are troubled with Ner-
vousncss, or Weakness of any kind, they should
TIERS" We have tried it, and can recommend
it confidently, as a medicine giving almost in
Simultaneous relieG-DailQ Enterprise.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
Trust Sale,

r virtue of Deed of Trust from William Hamilton to
~ the undersigned dated February 49, 1855 and duv
corded IN the Clerks once Of the County ohio
SEPTEMBER, 1858, 10 O'Clock A. ~ at the front door
o. tne Court House In the City of expose to sale
~ puoic auction TO the highest bidder LOT NUMBERED
LEN C1el IN The 22d Square tie BeLir addition to
ETC CtEg ana situate at tie corner of Rumpden and
also, one o! Georse W. Deardsees
Fsning Machines and Abro Watcher, now in the use and
OF SAID Hamilton together with all gearing
gsther also with the exclusive right to use and to yen 10
others, to be used within conpty Vriis pIs
nlng Machine Patent and said Albro Watcher
st5 t 0r snficency to pay $500,
elsh months with interest and good security
SuSto-AHl ALFRED CALDWELL. Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

a Cool ::BrAS.-A settler in Bad AK county,
Wis, a short time since injured his leg so badly
that amputation was necessary to save his life.
While the surgeon was cutting away ut the
limb, the patient asked for s'chew of tobacco"
and during the whole operation conversed about
rhesprice of a cork leg, how long it would take
him to earn one, &c. Such desperate GOODNESS
would have gained that man Marshal's baton
in Napoleon's time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

Honorable sherrard Clemens in n FIX
That Note of his abont Judge Brocken.
Honorable sherrard Clemens has got himself
into bad snap. We thought just as likely as
not it would so turn out, when We read this
note of his the other day in the Richmond
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
OF pHE VIRGINI.
N. v. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

THAT desirable property near Mt. Wood Cemetery
known as the King property. The dwelling contains
sufficient accommodations for q large family. The lot
two acres which could be made good
garden Also good orchard &C., and all lately enclosed
With an excenentfence. For terms apply to
rh80-tF a. F. HULLIHES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

" ANhEE SAUCE-0ne OF the best condiments in t,sr<
- and very cheap, and for sale by "
w. A. EDwAREs BRO
lepl Opposite McLure House, Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
j. r. SCOTT.

m 1BBERT's LONDON Drown ST0uR-Allsop's, PaI.
HiFE5 Bass Cos, and Dish RS Scotch Aes, In store
ana ior sale by w. EDWARDh q BRO
eep& Cordsr " Inrle and Market sta.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
For Rent.

SToRE ROOMS OFFICES, DWELLINGS Frame Bciek.
- in the 9Th Ward. Rooms in the second and trt
Of good business house and small Hall 30 bv 20 zet ia
Building for sale Orlease on favorable terms apply
THOS. H0RNBRuOE-
~ Office, No. 11s1l, Main Street, between Monroe an
p s.EAnd in my absence from the city apply to
H H. HUBBELL,
iee-1y No. % Monroe street-Up Stairs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

OURE OLD PlNEI-ils,ti0u & CO.'S BraiIGy, in store
and for sale This is RLIIABLR ARTICLES 5or
medicinal purposes Or uttet1riSs
W. A. EDWARDS q Bro
SEPT Mel, House
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

fNoRN STARCH Fal rina, Rice Flour OaDerS PIoEIed
~ Olives Catsups of every variety &c In store aud for
SAFE 4y W.A.EDWHRnS BRO,
ZseP1 Corner Monroe and Market SITS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
Hypocrisy Unmasked!

Forney makes a Speech at Tarrytoson, N. y
He Lifts the Curtain and .Sto,cs some Green
Room Scsnes-He Lays Open the Present
Administration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

FOR SALE OR BENT.
1.-TWO Houses John street, House Hampton st.
i several on Quincy street and dwelling house and
store room in Wheeling, the OF Main ST.
Market Alley. Enquire at Jacob Huls, near the GER
ner , otJohn and 9th stEeets'Of ,o,N pnucE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

a I,pc1 4A s.Ll1 CHS Fancy Caps,
CAM ma Of Youths ChiIdren's and Infants
NJ! and now opening at Avery's Fash.
ssei H' ana Cap Store tas Main ST., wheeling, Va
;. AVERY.
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80 A. WlNTrR cEorlllna!



w they yut nov RECEIVING from their N1nufieto-
~ ii2 F1l.ou .fr'ct Nnp YORK, very large and veil
fiLE dyD TIyTER cLoHNe
~ mn ,. s ~. 49, , ,t,, i'',i l,, ,ls pr
rin M.refure assure ur friends tl1 every 1ricle ts
WldF n thc mss' ihuugha au sulsltutli q manner.
$50 word n rfc.fiily invite sll who are dr-rous ~
purchasing guuis tn raiI sud examine oar stock. o.
we f.sf cuu4deuf that ulnt wl u1aNly dissatisfied.
Every steamer leaving N.w York during The scp-on
wal bring us aliu0nh -spphes Keeping o'f .to. 5
Sep Ea-i r.-f Clh-rnc ull-k Flae'. Coats
-upor Brown IL A. super puln fr'ch' aud super
.qi5---a'stn Sock super Beaver black huo
tnd ifuaH -upsr tluc tld brown Pl1t Cloth black
ani cai,red ifunf.Ilth uovoushIre Hsrsty over
..at 1nd sa.hs EIuuauv uyerroa'. and s''t-,
Huhsss clan-r. -ilanand Fancy efeycry
Fi,}iiou-oae lnnlr..l PAIR. .ur.r Biarg Doc
skim. sgfr B'a'a hue,s-au pain ana i,.cy cas-i-
T.as-,up,r block htur.d Gr'ualue SIR. super
fancy figured trelainc -is.aHp.r bla.k -,iin. fancy
''''.' ~ 'FiFRyfsHTNG OOPS
Sfffs.-sgn. rfnH Linen llney ln'n Linen Bosom
Talsrsffrfs -~luHr Cashmere. LauIhs W0ot Lego
nl raHa.i t.nt'u nnu'i Patent Moriuo shaker
fauuHI .tHud El'1ehed Cotton tador-hIts
D-I.-. -~up.r -u.tAer lnuuHl sr-nla FunueL
Wlu.s Ieans Brown Jeans, Mer.no and Canton Fan-
Jf.'f ff.t.-4urer Auaala. white and ra'or,d Meri
aa. d1. Wool Dos SILK. di Brown and co,orcd Cotton
GI5r- -s-rer nuellstin. Calf -aln. Xiii Dog Skin
r..far ,rtf+ul s.iHrfts rUn.A ~4lk Lined. Thrcad
UJfk I.gaf'et.. lHr IrpH "a D1uusts, White Berlin
stnuflefs kid UAnuHH.s
Nr Ts.-Bsaa end Fency Coorei siik. ofeycry
B.at-G.u,. pg-. c'lf Heavy soled calt wacr
Proctor Quilted Roots.
Tffaff. .s,f--liunn tHruhrlri Hem stitched do
plr.fsa -ilk dp. China lr.l d..
Utn-Fas shianaiie N1lrsi.n. Hhes Ctss mere.
ytira fisI Grown bltfb Frlt L0a Grown clos Color
sd ruI Hs1rl Plaid
l f'.as-Wuak .wd hlue Cloth ofevrr} variety mr
I N.t' .af Bows tin'drou- tfns.
Trrif =fiarfa' llle LeafIof irat .lug' Ltii's o'r
/ rai.s Trunks. Ladies' llu Bosses.
NJ .ii.s.l,l -.-'lk anil Cingham unihrellas, Malk.
| fnr canes Picket cutlery Har brush'-' l"'th
B0rS AND rOrTHg CL0THING.
Afu and eomnle o. tstorfm0 nt ui Boys and louth-
i Clnffnr 20 every description. 49,.
I Fatrfarn N.F. f laaN. fu
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tInlinisirntor'S safe.


DN virtue ui an order and decree 81
ID the Probate Court Of Newton County.
Mississippi. made at the November term
thereof. A.p. 1858. the undersigned ad-
miuis.rat7r of thc estate oi WILLIAM
HARRIS, deceased, VIII. on Friday the
- 9lth dav oi December. A. %. 1858. bc,wCcu
the hours ureacribed hv law. at the late
residence OF said decrdeut. i'm Newton
County. expose for sale at public auction.
to the highest bidder. ON q credit of twelve
months from the day of sale. the following
lands tow.t. West Of North East : Sec
tipn li. Township o, Range l5 East:
North Wet J and East J South West I
section g. same Township and Range
The West 2 oi South East Section 20. 81
the same Township and Range aforesaid.
The South East of South East Section
2i. same Township and Range. The
North East ! ot North East . and North
West ot north Eas; I Section -, of the
same Township and Range aforesaid: also
- chains on thc North side OF North
West section 36, in tho same Township
and Range. containincgi. 1j-lUO acres and
North Wet : Section a6. Of slmo Town
ship and Range: Wes, ! North East of
Section 81. and East J South West : and
East 3 Nor,h West 4 Section l5. Town
-hip @. Range l3 East. Wc-t 2 South West
Z Section 30 Township IS, Range l3 Fast
The purchasers Of said Land viii be- rg-
luired 10 give bond with approved seru5i-
Is tor the purchase money I'm twelve
months from tAe day of .rlc.
JAMES HARRIS.
IduIifrFor.
~. 2'f. 1858. C-td.
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Tkr NFrlc OF .Wisq.ASiDgi,

JAsrrR CovNTV.
Mary F. Buruey. ct al,
"22 ". Eicc;meut.
Wiley Mecbs.
H. ne Cr-lt C5.H c'JcV0 CoHH
VNO Emclinc Owen, and John b. Owen
her husband. heirs and distributes
Of WILEY MEEKS. deceased: You are
hereby cited to be and personally appear
before the Honorable the Circuit Court
next 20 Lc holden in and for Jasper Coun-
ty. at tho Court House in the town OF
Pauldinz on the Ith Monday of March
next. then and there To show cause II any
YOU can. why the above stated case should
not hc revived in the name Of the heirs 40
law of the said Robert Mceks, deceased
and further ,o do and suffer such things
as shall be ordered in the premises.
-. Witno my hand and seal OF
SEAL Noficc. this 18th day Of Noyem.
N<77C--/bcr. A. d. lo5S.
THOMAS w. GRANSON, Clark
NorsuJr -. 1853. est
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FouNpERY.
PIIxOs AND mEAoDEoNs.
~fr-
1J411
a. Il. BLACIl'IAB,

N.. t.asF-Ips.
JACKSON. 80 Hi--..
L EElt{ an .4a .r.uIrut n. fHH IuU iuu FlHuH
IN PIN 81 - j. 70 a. i J.
PETERS C.Att & co.
TI.a, fr..-rtuiart- ore .....i..f-
..I.l.l ,. l,.f..,.-ti.. Ha,, h.,1 ta-.-
pTkNuS ...l n, t,. In. i,-s.....I iu tone bstu-
fy .,r..l .u.,I.I.,
~ r .tt.4. V gpte prtNDs
,t.,t ~. ~. ,..li l,,,.-, T., ,,.,.l
-.,,,..f.'.. .i,.i..p t-.ia-s r,ra,y..i
.g
prtV.a s.f.,....r s a. trt..- pftN,-
1870 s'..-, p, a. ~. ~, ~ =. -, ~ t...i
VIZ '' '' "
N'-ii.. - .. 49,. 49,. d. ID.
ih. ~ .t 'ti,.' ~. ~ - ~ n ~.
We '' ~, ~. -il'
pttvos ft,t .,.. - Me-,
1850 'i' - ''. "
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NOTICE is hereby given, that I will
~ make application to the properdepart-
ment to have ere-issucd Land Warrant num-
Der 31Ss2 which was first issued to the un-
dersigned, under the bounty land law Of
the United StCtes and which has beenlost
or stolen. WM. w. PUGH.
JospT County, Nov. 20, 1858. 6-6t
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Notice.
WAS COMMITTED 90 the
IN Jail of jackson County. Ni--..
s5AfA on tho 2d day os October. l~is.
7 fRAA hy J. J.. Davis, !. p, q Negro
Ne . B1v. who SAYS his name Is
- ELL. ar.d about 20 years,
black color, weighs about l2j lbs, is > feet
3 or 4 inches high. says that he hcloncs 90
William Berry. living near Holly Sprng-.
end ran away about l-t August, 1865.
SAMUEL DAVIS.
.Isiior Jl.ksoa Comfy. .N,ga.
NorruJrr 20h 1858. off
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WHEREAS. at the May term 1855. Of
w the Probate court ot Newton coun-
o.. Mississippi. the estate If ". W.
DRINEWATLR was declared iu.olyont:
Now Therefore, all the creditors oi said
estate are hereby notified 20 come forward
and have their claims duly Prolated and
registered in tie REGISTER kept hy the
C..rk of said court within twelve months
from the date OF this publication. or they
will ho barred. JOHN II. WELLS,
~ illustrator 3r tal.yaa
.E.iy 81. lNI~. iI-im
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administrators .E'Csics.
WHEREAS. Letters of Administration
w on the estate Of WILLIAM CHAP
MAN. deceased were granted u the m-
designed. at the last November term Of
the Prostate Court of Wayne county. State
Of Mississippi: Wv. All persons having
claims against the estate of said 3,oedcut.
are hereby requested to exhibit the same.
end have them registered according to
law. or tI4ey viii b. forever harroG
JAMES 4. CHAPMAN.
THOMAS CHAPMAN.
Administrative.
Nov. fg. ISIS 5-Gt
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Hfi*OsEslss - OAttts
WTHEREAS, at the November term,
w 1855, of the Probate Court Of New
ton county, Mississippi, the estate Of CUL-
LIN SINS, was declared insolycnt; Now.
therefore. all persons having claim, against
said estate are hereby notified to file the
same with the Probate Clerk Of said couu-
ty, duly Probatcl and registered accor-
ding 10 law, within twelve months from
the date of the FIRST publication of this no
tica. or they viii be barred.
c. NJ. SIMS, 1du'r.
Nov % Is5S. Com
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s25 Rcyrnrdl

-------...-..sSzz years; feet inches high
weighs l5o pounds; pare built, rathcra
down-cast look speaks very intrllicentlv.
! think there is some white person con-
nectcd with him; be is well dressed: carri-
ed away with him hand-axc. / think that
he Is travelling towards Columbia. Marion
county. Mississippi. ] will pay the above
reward for his delivery tome, or confno-
mcnt in any safe jail where can get him.
a. TAYLOR.
H0yneSb1r7, lug. 2l, 1888. 4jtf
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GREAT INLA7rp TRoRouaAFARn.
=. -. -,.Il.I..-l - rn-rr.rLrn,

-
Nun undersigned bins now Ht1Hkci and iu h Dfler-
1 iftau r. line Of TWO HORSE MAlL tuAtHE-
from ua-,lto. on ,hc Notc and OHIO 8lHrual. va
Irfrin Line. psuiiiur. tt.'audsyile and Decatur. tr
Z 'nIuH where connection b. formed with flf GREAT
Daily -ilr. line from Montgomery. Ala. On Brandon,
Miss. lhe line irom ls-H.1 tu Padding runs daily.
leaving ue-Ytu iulu-.iufely ou thg arrival uf thD
trains. Tie line from rauldur tu Union IS tr-wcakly.
leaving Padding uu Mondays. "Wednesday aal Fr.-
d,y- aud arryug8; Union 0t the saue days Boz trat
connect with the Stages. TIE C'rs on The southern
Roai are nov r3nuing tn Morton, fNcuty miles east
~ Brand ln. and passengers gdyu4 ,thtr end 90 tho
Mobile and Ohio y a1 on ~ifgi,iays or Nesrc-fat-.
can reach tuiun un thc tnlowsng dly. without ans
NIGHT travel AMI ct Co jackson and Niesshurc e8rly
on the day afterwards.
Hs-The stunls on this line are equal O. any n tie
country tho Goa. hes comfortable. and the drivers
careful and arcomruoiuu- RzsngTs NAV rslg on
~ oanlo-f 0as being made
H9-Prr.ans arriving ty the Hack ai Pauldnc. de-
srins o 20 90 any point in the surrounding country
or ta any p'a-c on che hue from hu'duv o. Union on
those aavs when the ials between these PLACES does
". n. EuMuNSON, Proprietor.
P1sli.nq. July y. 1858. 4o-if
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MEDICAL. NOTICE. !. =

~ ~ ll.tNt WALTON, having nsaae.liad
- - t.ee ~ Medicine ia lll its
~ Y" Nle e.iitHna of paild.
lha tNN 'iMiN tnN hnNa Hf H'HaH Hf.
.nHa Ur Walton Is e naNiuafe of tHa faff.r...' v n
fsl tHilsra riiffalUiif and uifr 81 f5tut "a IN ~
e.N.e h failtAA f.'i itn1lF alsent lif
Hh" r'hh n ~ mi'f M 90 ~ ieun
uHaa at McknstrfH 20 stlra.
Fttunr4T T. aIftuwtV
luliN 0. WAlrnN
Iuiy m is1. mu
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Eror,,Inrs, .t;nliCc.

WTHEREAS. Letters Test9mcntary Of
w the last win and testament Of ELI
ZAE. MCDONALD, deceased, were granted
to the UNDERSIGNED. AZ the last November
term of the Probate Court Of Jasper coun-
ty. State %. Mississippi: Now all persons
having claims against said decedcut are
hereby requested To- exhibit the same and
have them registered according To law, or
the same viii be forever barred.
ARCHIBALD PREWlT. Ear.
MARY PREWIT, Ex'tx.
Nov. lS. lsj~. 5-Gt
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WATCuMAKERs AND JEWELLERS.
NtCksftNt Miss
ntkNOa. Muse. nHd Musical Instruments. silver
i and rlstod Wars. Pine cutlery. Guns a1d Pistols
fa-Wff. hes l.i.l ItFoirv repaired hy the best work
fn.n and tl w8fk warranted
irtshnu IEn. % istt ii-ly
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Enn Active. energetic young men ere wanted Co
slNIty sff a. agents IN on easy. ul and honorable
tifsnaaa hv which they certainly make from so
h. fial per MONTH a. Therct hinlbaig hercf "a
For htl particulars address, enclosing two stamps
flr return postage. W r. TERRY.
Rockingham y. G.
Dee 4 isss Ely
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NJ IA R y 4. II a. u n n T. II
China sitce, opF1al. NJ .a-h"f Livery 0''Il''
rs rf-r.fatI tn cErrufr NuNt iI,T~ lNNt~.
L NtfII- ri.- ueuI 1gi H.Ht ~tUnt- tF'inE
and Eugnane Natde Ntuto.. Naf-. -lisand Stops
N..tm.nt r.a.trslr.as lla'r frc br,s.
Iitt..aFf U.H.a. 1913. -iy
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Tan sURgFOV
49, W. n 'hoa N rendering his professional
sHMWe eltl Oh Num aiunerHnus In worbfn-
wv ~. y ......a, "''' "i " lHirst improvement m
lr Afa Do iHlIf irnfera h.s thtahsta bis fr..r.is
snd tle public laf s'a liberal rair.,rf st..et. II
hinl ani Hu.ia tlf %. lIas executed II q .s1ft IL m ~
mfuuef as t1 wnf.f nfnunuanrr IA nv. .,,,,.a
' AN.H '' g-iy
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wILLIAM D. srEvExs : 20 O..

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
0ENTLEWENS FURNTslfTNG GOODS
Hats. Hsni1 SHOES. etc. etc..
WtaHsdrnN ST.
NiCkNHU MISS
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negro cirl named An ased abou. ton
wears, of dark c3Biple< Levied on a-
the property oi 1lilift Ellis one Of
Tie Gefudanis, 70 satia' be above stated
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THE MOTHERS COlPANION.
GOOD For MAN AIgo BEAST.

EXTRAORDINARY E-y0UNCEAlEYf.
Every purchaser Of dollar loflc of the ARCTIC IN
WENT receives. nt pr. Bass cvrense, the UNITED
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Journal j. q large Illustrated 1aIeg-caci number con
taining sixteen pages ucautlF printed On clear white
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liant writer's Of the country trrleatc a. subscription
au3ul particulars Of the u0,t and rhaniillaIIc en-
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