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Special NGfIces.
HOLLOWAY,s PILLS AND OJxT.

Notwithstanding but truc.-Tho gradual vast
ing Of the body Is a mystery which has puzzled
the faculty to solve, consequently, no particular
mode o. treatment is prescribed, and the patient
becomes the victim of experiment. Remedy after
remedy will be tried on him until he expires thro'
sheer ignorance of the cause of his disease. This
efiete practice of medical speculation is in glaring
contrast with the .revitalizing powers Of Hollo-
ways Pills which seize on the direct cause.-The
blood-andp purify it-ani by stimulating the va
riOus functions, they recuperate the debilitated
constitution, and give life to each tissue, strength
to the muscles and the bloom Of health to the
pallid check. For cleansing the skin of blotches,
and pimples and dry scurvy, the Ointment is sure
and speedy in effect.
lair DYE! HAIR DYEl HARI
DYE WV. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE-The
n r!yH4nstess and Reliable Dye Ka9ua.
All others are mere limitations, and should bo
avoided if you wish to escape ridicule.
Grey, rcd, or rusty hair dyed instantly to a
and natural brown or black, without tb, |
east injury to hair or skin.
Fifteen medals and dip.onas have been aw
ID to VIM. A.. Bachelor since 1889, and over z -
100 applications have been made to the hair Of
he patrons of his famous Dye.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces a color
lot to be distinguished from nature, and is war-
aHted not to injure in the least, however long
nay be continued, and the i'll effects of bad Dyes
smedied. The hair is invigorated for life by this
Plondid Dye, which is properly applied at No.
G Bond Street, New York.
Sold IN ali the cities and towns of the United
ties, 6y Druggists aud Fancy Goods Deal
he I3nu!ns has tbs ulns William A. Bs tcb-
-"and address uoon a steel plate engraving.
the four sides Of each box.
Wholesale Factory, 81 Barclay St..
daWly Late 233, Broadway, New York.
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CarT. j. McINTosH, [. s. l4th Infantry,
has opened a o~nlisting office in the American
Hotl Block, to obtain recruits for ; years in
the regular army.
We learn that a Military Company was
organized in Shelburn on Monday, called
the "SHELBrRN HoME GUARDS" j. l..
Barstow Is Captain r. j. White, lst Lieut.;
Henry P. Morse, "a Lieut.; Walter A.wcad
Sd Lieut., and Philo jackson, Orderly Ser
geant.
The company already numbers 81 men,
and is drilling under VIM. B. Munson, Of
Colchester.
Caledonia County Republican TIoSet.
\. E. JUDEyIsr, HardVick' : Senators.
SERENo MONTGOMERY. Walden, !
EZRA \. PARKS, St.Johnsbury, }0"
A. l.. FRENCH, St.Johnsbury, Judge of Prob.
GEo. W. CAHooN, Lyndon, States Attorney.
EMERSON HALL, St. Johnsbury, Sheriff.
CHARLES SHIPxAv, Hardwick, BailiG.
Essc1 County Republican, IicEe;.
WV. 3. NAY, Concord, Senator.
MILToN CUTLER, Guildhall, ! I'D,
S, D. HoBsoN, Brighton, }'u
JONAH Books, LuneLburg, Judge Probate.
o. F. HARVEY, Concord, States Attorney.
II. W. BEDELL, Lunenburg, Sheriff.
ANDREW B|LoDGErr, Lexington, Blilif.
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Legal Notices.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY COURT
v. J. RS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. } Tho HonorsHe
- DISTRICT Ov CHTrTcyc-S, So the Protatr
Court f07 the District Of Chittenden. to ali pers,rs
Interested in the estate OF Nathan J. Downer. l..s
of Wiiliston in said district, iccessed. G-est.ae.
Whereas said Court hath assigned The sth da-
cf August next for the settlement cf the adni7-
i~stratinn account os the Executor Of the las. V ill
ard Tes.amelto e Nathan 7. D. rnsr, lac - VI
histon, deceased, aud ordered thu. patlic notice
thereofbs given to sll persons interested in sid
estate, By publishing this order three weeks sue
cessively previous TO the day assigned in the Pr
lington Free Press printed in Burlington, in sail
District.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified 10 a7psar e.
the Probate Court rooms. in Burlington. on ths
day assigned. then and there - .5l-est tho allow
auce of said account, II you see cause.
Given under ny hand this 18Th dag o. Julv. A.
D. 1851.
D. FRENCH, Register.
w35S
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ARLINGTON. July %

"
The last seen OF the gallantWi lcox was when
he was lying wounded on the battle field.
He is either dead or a prisoner. Both color
bearers Of the first Michigan were killed,
also Captains Wilmington and Butter worth,
Lieutenants Casey and Monk, Sergeants L..
Iartneyer aud j. Hartneycr, Privates
Jonas Kelly, Cunningham and Spaford.
Major Bidwell took Col. Wilcox's place and
brought the regiment out of the field in good
order. The Zouayes drummer boy was taken
a prisoner but escaped. He reports that the
rebels haYc taken immense numbers of pris-
oners probably picked up on the wayside.
The officers of the Ohio regiment are all
safe, only 10 members are missing.
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Married.

In r~helburn, July q. by the Rev. J. NJ. Ash
ley, 4. W. Jennison, OF Manchester. Wis. to Miss
Carrie VI. Sutton, Of Shelburn, Vt.
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LhMOILLE COUNTY REPUBLICAN,
CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of Lamoille County are invited
to meet in County Convention, at the Town Hall,
in Jiydcparb, on Tbursday, tho 10Th day Of
August next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for
the purpose of nominating candidates for county
Offices, and doing such other business as Is doomed
advisable.
johnson, july 20, Ie6l.
4. D.. NEwToS. Republican
GEO. ". HrNDrE, SCounty
t.S. PAEKE, 1Committoe.
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STATE OF VERMONT, To all pe-sc1s co1
District Of Chittenden. IS. eerned in the es.ate
Of Sarah r. Lyman, late Of Burlington, in said
district, deceased
GREETING.
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington,
within and for the District Of Chittenden, on the
4th day OF June, AID. 1861, an Instrument, pur-
porting TO be the last Will and Testament of Sarah
T. Lyman, late Of Burlington In said district, de-
ceased, was presented to the Court aforesaid, for
Probate. And it is ordered by said Court that
the goth day of July, 1881, at the Probate Court
Rooms in said Burlington, be assigned for prov
Ing said instrument; and that notice thereof b.
given to all persons concerned, By publishing
this order three weeks successfully in the Ffce
Pre,s,s newspaper printed in said Burlington,
previous to the time appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby notified. to appear
before said Court, 8t the lime and place aforesaid,
and contest the Probate of ssid Will IL you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said
District, this 4th day cfJGne, A. D. 1861.
vlw3 d. FRENCH, Register.
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SIMON CAMERON

\ despatch was received this morning
stating that Quartermaster S~tetson, Of the
Fire Zouave+, was captured by the rebels.
He is a son OF Col. Stetson of the Aston
House.
The weather is bright after the heavy rain
of yesterday and the avenues and streets
present a lively appearance in consequence
of the presence Of soldiers in guard, either
en- route to their rendezvous or entertaining
anxious persons with the incidents Of the
battle. Some are almost sinking
under fatigue, while those who
were fortunate enough to obtain
conveyance in baggage wagons or vehicles
make a more prescntablo appearance. Our
citizens are generously dispensing hospItali-
ties to the soldiers.
On the Virginia side things are fast being
put in order. and the business Of repairing
the commlsariat and ordnance departments
is IN lively progress.
Boats arc again running 10 Alexandra.
The Fire Zouaycs Will rendezvous at the
head quarters Of the 18th to-day, when some
accurate knowledge of their loss may be as.
certained.
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CHIrTEEDEN co.
COURT,
LYMAN CUMMINGS,
Admir- Of Burton Shat
tuck.



WILLIAM WAGNER.
THIS is a petition. filed in said CouTt AZ the
II Above Term, setting forth that the said Bur
ton Shsttuck, in his life tine, ~ the September
Term. A. o. 1851, recovered Judgment against TIE
defendant for the sum Of SI60 90 damages and the
sum Of 50 So costs: That execution upon sid
Judgment legally issued. and was duly served bv
levy upon real estate Of the defeniGnt-but that.
by accident or omission. no record Of said Judgment
was ever made in said Court, and praying sail
Court 70 order said record to be made ard conf
pleted.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court, that
notice Of the tendency of said petition he given to
all parties therein concerned, BY publishing The
substance thereof, together with the citation.
three weeks excessively in the Burlington Free
Press. 4 Newspaper publishei in Burlington. in
said County, the last Of said publications TO be
twenty days before the next Term Of said Court.
Therefore,, all parties concerned in the above
entitled cause are hereby notified 10 appear az
tho Term Of ssid Court, next to b holden at
Burlington within and for said Chittenden County.
on the fourth Tuesday ia September. A. D. 1881,
AMI show cause why the prayer Of ssid petition
should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington aforesaid, this 9th day OF
July. A. D.. 1861.
J. S. ADAMS, Clerk.
L.. CUMMINGS, Attorney. u3w3
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SARAH F. LYMAN,s ESTATE.

L. CUMMINGS, Attorney. v3w,
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INSURANCE.
The HARTFORD INSURANCE Co.,
CHARTERED #. ID. IsIo.

i soS Ila''' 'n'' 1'iHS -
CASE CAPITAL AND ASSETS, $4,000.
This company rests 1t claims 70 patronage on ths fol-
lowing facts:
~ It has been doing Legitimate Insurance busi-
ness for HALF A CENTURY
u Il has acquired al eaviahie reputation In regard
to fair dealing, equitable adjustment and prompt pay
msnt Of losses, which requirement Is a guarantee that
IL will never diTiate from its former course, and ieopaf-
die a character 50 long and deservedly enjoyed.
~ possesses bans fds means 70 the extent g
MILLION DOLL&Rs
= aas twenty thousand dollars in Tennessee State
bsnds deEesited with the comptroller, IS an
ADDITIONAL GUARANTEE
10 its policy holders in this State.
Il contributes largely toward the revenue q this
State By annual payment Of taxes On license.
Property holders wishing TO protect their property By
3 policy Of Inzrrance In a really solid company, enc
that viii stand up boldly and pay every Just claim
against il, let Genie what may, viii ~ccomplish their Oh
iect by applying at the agency Of this company.
once No. 2, Bank Buildings, Main street. Memphis.
:. z. CHADWICK, Agent.
Joseph Nash, Of Nashville, State agent for States o.
Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi and Arkansas, wiz
attend to the prompt adjustment and payment Of losses
in hif district. Dr8
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Healthy wOmen--I species EI'

Healthy W~oEaen--Ts the species E1'
rIncG In America
We take The following from an article in the
Boston Courier, under the caption OF "A
Healthy Woman:
What is that? Yet healthy women are not
like the Dodo, an extinct species, though IKE
The s~borigines, they have long since dissP-
reared from a great portion OF our country
Down East, in Maine, specimens are n2t IN
common, rarely 10 New Hampshire, ana more
frequently in Vermont, one may By cnanee oe
encountered in some out Of the way ~locsiitYi
but in the rest Of New England, New YORK,
and the great Northwest they Praetleaiy eA-
list no longer.
In Boston, the Oldest inhsbitsnt can recall
the memory OF few indeed, if any, native born
specimens, and we are Dot entirely sure that
one exists, or has existed among Us for twenty
wears. To one accustomed to the sight OF the
buxom and bright-eYed beauties OF Kentucky
and Tennessee, il be walks on Washington
street on fine day, it scent az il an the hos
pitfalls 10 the world bad disgorged their female
patisuts for a last promenade through the chief
thorougbfsre OF Boston.
An evening party is Ike a soiree Of eonva-
lsscence. where the painful sensation OF pity
for the delicate creatures on every side nulli-
fss al the pleasure Of society. Such, at least,
is the effect upon q man who has known wO-
men 10 other lands, where glorious God made
her; she still enraDtures the eye ana thrills the
heart. With those who have grown up in such
associations. a taste may have been formed
for hollow eyes tnd chest, hectic bloom o. yell
low p%allor, sHd things be voted interesting,
but such a deprivation is hardly conceivable.
IN heafh is 50 much the normal condition
q feminine existence here, that many wOmen
who never bad a well day in their lives actu-
ally declare and believe themselves healthy.
. = a. aH - -
ebrsted physician "a healthy woman
saws Dr.. Meigs, "hss no experimental knowl-
edge Of backs, sides. heads, lungs, stomach,
liver, or any other organ; she is conscious Of
herself only as one perfect, elastic and life
enjoying whole" Or We poor victims Of
aches, pains and lsnguors, OF neuralgia and
headache and dyspepsia; ye patrons Of pathies,
ys desthly mothers OF dying babies, ye cough
Ing, groaning, sleeplsss, complaining cres-
lures, old at twenty-five, quite broken down at
thirty. h0H near can you come to the old doc
tors simple standard Of hsalthe
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The Harrisburg Telegraph publishes the fol-
lowing extract from a private letter written
By a volunteer at Camp Wayne, Pa;
This morning We had another exciting time
when hey issued the ~rations. Instead Of
bread they gave rs crackers about the size Of
z c0mmOn plate, and ss hard as a brick.
When these were dealt out to the men, they
began to swear AID throw them away, and
soon the camp was flying full Of crackers.
The men made wagons and used the crackers
for wheels; they made necklaces Of them and
strung them around their necks, and used them
for epaule;s, and every other Imaginable way
hat they could be used 70 show their indigna-
tion. At length the excitement was 80 great
that the officers became alarmed, and attempted
70 stop then, but It waa-no use. The Elen
culy hoHfed, booted, yelled and groaned az
then, and pei ed them With crackers; but they
finally guieted dswn and vent to their quar-
tsTs, swearing that they would kin the first
meat into the camp. On Saturday morning
the crackers and bad Hsat made their appear
snce once again, but no sooner did the men
see it than they made a break for TIE gates,
forced the guards away and went to town.
About eight O'Clock the tOWn was full OF
squads Of soldiers, headed By officers, securing
the town frsm ore end to the other, driving
the ughaways to camp; but it took until some
time in The afternoon 10 get them In, and after
they did get them in they were not IL a condi-
tition 70 drill; therefore there was but little
drilling done on that day. This morning We
got good beef and good bread, and everything
went of frst rate.
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Jealous; it would be the worst possible cslsm'
ity, and might endsngsr the peace OF the eoun-
try without serving the slave, sut rather post-
poning indefinitely bis liberation. Hear.
hear.o1
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CKr. BFAUREeARD.-The arrival ef ths
hsro Of Charleston in our city has sent a thrill
Of delight through the community. His name
Is q tower Of strength to bis friends and o.
terror to his enemies. The northern press
have been endesyoring to persuade themselves
that be is dead. But be y alive sne n ~
vigor. We have n3w 10 Virginia, Davis Lee
| Beauregard, Johnston, Huger, Msgruder, and
other, the most brilliant soldiers on the amer
icsn-coutinent --Richmond DhpafA.
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eharac er. He was quite a young man, and
was a son Of Benjamin Lambert, Of Lambert
& Mckenzie, commission merchants OF Alex
andria.
A gentleman who reached Petersburg yes
terdsv from Manassas junction, says the sen
tsnce was dolly executed at the hour named
peesburg Express.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06

THF IEvADtRs.-The Lincoln maraudera
are not men Of their word. They do not ad-
vance according to promise. The mighty Bat
Ter promised to take dinner here this week
SUD in Raleigh rext week, snd sleep 10 Charles
ton, The week after. The hordes from wash
ington were to meet their friend bstier, 10
this city, and make the jaunt together south
ward. We hope nothing has occurred 70 IN
terfers with their arrangements
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peal Blessing,

n EEEA hAessAMEs
PhysielaA.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how is het
readache?
Mrs. J~ones.-Gonel Doctor, all gone the pill you seat
cured ne in inst twenty miuur5s, and I Tfsh you would
send more 20 that 7 can have them handy.
Physlcian.-Tou can get them at any Druggists. Gail
for CephAlc Pills, I ind they never fail, and / recon-
mend them in al aases Of headache.
Ars. Jones.-I shall send for 3 box dir and shall
tel all my suffering friends, for they are a real bIes
sing.
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The A-MALsABATIoN OF LAFGuAGEs.-There
Is a growing tendency In this age 70 Hbpropriats the
most expressive words Of other languages, aa& SITTER =
while 70 incorporate theu into our own thus the
word cephallc, which Is from the Greek, s~ignlfyiug for
TIE head Is now becoming pcpalGrized II connection
with Mt. 5~paidings great headache remsdy, bat 4 viii
soon be used IN 3 more general way, and the word
cephalic FiH become a. egUmou ~ eleetrotype, ard
many others, whose distinction 90 foreign words has
beeH worn away By conmaA uss, uztll they seem "na
tive and 70 the manor born
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Memphis Steam Bakery,
e. 6. DAVIDSON & co.

manufacturers Of Crackers CT al kinds. Also
Il Eavy or Pilot bread, ETC., Second street, between
Adams and jefferson.
We have connected with the above business, Confeo-
tionaries and Cakes Of all kinds 81 wholesale or retail.
VIII furnish fam lies or parties and weddings at short
noti1 and at reduced prices
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06

J. 3. CHADWTCK. Agent.
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KEW Tosr Dozs NOT VAST SOUTHERN

NEW YoEE DoEs NOT VAST SOUTHERN
TRADE.-Ws End The following among the ed
ito1iai articles Of the New York Tribsae:
The fabric Of New York's mercantile pros
peniy lies 10 ruin beneath which ten thou
sand fortunes are buried. Many a merchant
had toiied early and late, had planned and
echsmrd when be should have slept, had de-
MED himself needfui relaxation and enjoyment,
in order to "make bis pile" which be bad Just
about completed, and was preparing to retire
and spend the decline Of life in ease and CON-
fort, when the crash can't and swept everything
before 1t. Last Fall, be was a capitalist; TO-
day Be Is a MISUNDERSTANDING in energy, in
hope, d. resolution-and doomed to 20 down 70
his grave a dependent and a wreck.
0~gr&r5Tate judgment that the trade OF
-ott5n states has, on the whole, been a
$500 10 New York, has not been lightly
-5crfsz. We know that it has been large,
.od ia he main al liberal prices; but We are
sure Ire profits have been fully balanced BY
80 debts. Individuals have made money oGs
81 the South, bat the city, we think, has lost
more than it has gained By its trade with the
planting region.
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500 REWaARRl

GS00 REwARD viii be paid fqr the spprehen-
DJOO sion and delivery OF The slave BOY,
GE0EGE who d supposed fo have killed his mas-aN
ter. Tnomas ". Wilson. at his plantation, on Tues
DAY evening, April 30ths 70 the Understand, Lahef
America Washington county, Mississippi. Sald@G6
boy Is ab1ut I've feet ten o. eleven luchss in hight. yell
low belloE checks q scar on his head. csused By . bun
when youuE % polite address and talfs well bad
front teeth, BLACK waving hair, bit not kinky were
moustache and chin Whiskers when he left. and vac
dressed 10 black pauta. blue spotted shirt and brown
coat EEITfE A. WILSON.
mva-1Gfru7l Ev DAVIS UrENW
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TIVE finest assortment Il Letter azd Note Paper ever
Il ofered in this city.
We invite particular attention 10 our beautiful aesort-
ment u Letter and Note Paper, consisting Of The fol-
lowing styles Bamask Wave, Damask Reticulated,
Wtn1sor Court windsor Amber Laid, IS ndsor Reticu-
lated, De Ia Rae Regal Note, De La Rue Hose pamask,
French Paper, assorted colorss Magnas Vellum Bath,
Marines, Arabasque, Victoria, Quadrilla- Also, Mourn
ing Paper and Envelopes, OF every description.
Cal and make jour E~eiectieus.
& BRO,
mole Under Odd-feiiows' Hall.
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,ArdIH Realized.

Hi 'sd N 'orribls 'eadache this haftern0oR,
hand hi stePped into the hap0thscaries, hand says HI
70 he man, "Can you heass me Of % 'sadsehe 2'
Boas Il hache ard" says e. "Herseedingiy," says
h. hand upon that e gave ne aOophaic Pin, hand 'pon
'onor It cured me % quick that hi 'hrdly realized h
I'd 'ad an 'etdsehe.
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Grocery and millinery
TO r r 81.

III - -
A GREAT VARIETY OF wel-seiectsd, fresh and Eu-
n rerior Groceries and Provisions, fac Wines ana
superior Liquors, Of direct Importation, are always
kept en- hsnd At the store OF JOHN Il HARTLEY, cor
neT Of Linden and DeS5fo Streets he has Just received
a fresh consignment OF Anne , st Louis Hams, for
which his establishment is celebrated.
Next the Grocery establishment on DeSot9 street, be
has iust opened a store with an entirely new stock Of
Fashionable Millinery, Bonnets, Dry Goods, Trimmings
and every article il that Inns Of business.
A competent aEd experienced lazy viii attend 70 FL
who may extend their patronage. Ladies' are iRvited
70 call and inspect the spring stock, which viii be found
superior and attractive, and at prizes that vii suit the
times. DIN II. HARTLEY,
mr5 Corner Linden and DeSoto streets.
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The Ohiaf Among Medicines

D-RENTLINGER's FLUID EXTRACT OF sARsAPA-
ID RfELA BAHDELION "a purely vegetable
pepara;ionl stands a. TIE head OF ali curative sgsnis,
In cases Of ScrosHlA, Enlargement Of the Joints. Chrcuie
Rheumstisn, Eruptions OF the Skin, Nettls Rash, Tet-
ter, .z1-eefiaH 0r DTspspsi~ Nervous or Bf'4srs
HesdacAe, Syphilitic or Mercurial Diseases, complaints
incident 10 females; in short, for all diseases arising
from 9 aeraRged condition Of the digestive ergaas, an
Inpure state Of the blood, or the injudieious use Of
mercury.
Physicians prescribe It in preference ts any other
Alternative In use,
Per sale By J. B. HILLS,
no. 3 Poplar street,
nolQ-En Esst az Nverton hotel.
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alisttIIanteas.
SMOKY OHIMNHESl
The Holmes County Democrat,
Hrtnnfon, mississippi

THIS paper Is published weekly IL q Populons and
L wealthy region, snd IN the henrt OF me GOTTEN
growing cJuutry. II l. much largerh slse snun-
part OF Misglssippi, thereby anordins greater faoiiluss
a. an advertising medium. All communication On pHai-
20 Edltor aud Proprietor.