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DR.. Setlyss Liquid Catarrh Rene
SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms Of Catarrh are at first very
slight. Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more sen
sitye 10 the changes Of temperature. In this
condition the nose may be dry, or slight dis
charge, thin and acrld, Afterwards thick and
adhesive, may eusue.
As the disease becomes chronic. the dis
charges are increased In quantity and changed
In quality; they are now thick and heavy, and
are hnwked or coughed on. The sccretions
are offensive, causing bad breath; the voice
thick and nasal: the eyes are weak; the sense
Of smell j. lesscned or destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom Of
Cntnrrh l., that the person i Obliged 20 clear
his throat m the morning Of n slick or Shiny
mucous, which has fallen from the head du-
ring the night. when this takes place, the
person may be sure that his disease + on It's
way 10 the lungs, and should lose no time IN
aTresting n.
The above are but few Of the many Catsrrh-
ri symptoms. Write 10 our Laboratory for
our pamphlet describing fully all symptoms;
II Will be sent FREE 10 any address. Also
directions where TO procure the medicine.
We are receiving letters from al parts Of the
Union, and alo numerals testimonials rom
those using IT, bearing the evidence Of IT. infal-
lible merits.
r11-This remedy contains no Mineral or
Poisonous Ingredients, but 4 prepared from
Vegetable extracts tNciheifei9s therefore, u y
Perfectly Harmless, even 70 the most tender
and delicate child. III
CAL Tor lSeeiye's CafaFrh Remedy, and
take no other. lfn0t sold By druggists n your
vicinity, they viii order Il for you. Price 200
per bottle,
~ All persons suffering with any Affection
n the Head. Throat or lungs. should write q
once for our pamphlet. fully describing al
symptoms pertaining 20 the above diseases.
II win be sent free 70 any address.
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A very pious and devout deacon
who sold coal, told his servant girl in
early. fall to hang wet dish cloth out
Of the window, and the first morning
that she found it frozen to report to
him. A swapping October morning,
the cloth was found frozen; the girl
entered the breakfast room and repor-
ted to the deacon, who was just ready
to enter into his family deyotions he
Immediately replied, raising his eyes
skyward, "Lord, help the poor! |
must rise on coal to-day. Let us
pray.
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Nntice 10 Creditors.

WHEREAS, Letters Of Administration on
w the estate Of John G. GowHn, deceased.
were granted 10 the undersigned, ut the March
term, 4. y. 1866, Of the Probate Court Of simp
son county, Mi-sissppi Now MI persons hay-
ing claims against the estate Of said drccdeni
are hereby required 10 have the same prohn.
ted and eQistcrcd within the time limited by
law, or they will be forever BORED
4. II. GOWAM.
act d yy5t Administrator.
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EIUsKINaUm VALLEY
Il y GIN a. w OK IL -
Corner Market and Third Sta,
XANlSNILLE, ONO.

HAVING added greatly TO my former nx-
d ttnsiyc Uclitic. | am now turning out
q large number otmy improved Portable Steam
Engine, and Portable Circular Saw Mills,
Those already tC1IjyCd and In OPERATION no
giving thCmo,t entire satisfaction, There isnow
hardly q State or Territory IN the linton hut
that INV Improved Portable Engines and saw
Mills are in use. All my Engine, have spark
arrUster stacks on them which arrest the
sparks.
| would respectfully refer you 20 the follow =
ing gentlemen and certificates for the por,a.
hility, utility aud practical operations Of my
Portable steam Engine. aud Saw Mills;
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ma. =. ALENANDER,


OF CLINTON, MISS,
HAS just received a fresh supply Of Rotani,
H Medicines Cor sale. Having devoted much
time and attention, Tor many years, 10 Chrouit
Diseases, be Is prepared 10 cure Dyspepsia and
Chronic niarhWa, Chronic Disease OF the
Lung, Liver, Spleen and Kidneys, propsy,
Asthma, scrUfula aud Tclter. rinc drrancr.
mcnts, a.. Persons residing At too great a DIS.
lance TO consult him in person, can DO ~ by
letter successfully. Pubic patronage respect.
fully solicited. mhelwlv,
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ExeutriX' Motto e.

w Of the Probate court of Kinds county,
the undersigned was appointed ENocutriy OF
the lat will and testament Of BOncdirt Web
err, deceased: Now thi,is to noufy all persons
having claims against ,Wc dcccdcut, 60 pre-
sent them in the manner, and within the period
prescribed by law, or they will Doe forever hlr-
red. MARGARET WEBER,
nov 22-w6t ENccutriN.
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Execnlor,a Noilce.

WyHEREAS. Letters Tcstamentary on the
Wv Estate Of james Gunter, deceased.
were granted to the undersigned, nj the April
called term. 4. ID, 1866, Of thgProbate Court
of Davis county, Mississippi now all persons
having claims against Dcccdent, are notified 10
present them, duly prohatod, within the time
limited by law, or they will be forever barred,
and persons owing said estate will please make
payment.
j. 4. WELBORN, Executor
Of the estate Of James Gunter, deed
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Bp,INrRrN, Wyomh

BRArNrREN, Wyoming Co.,, Pa, May 81, 1868.
J. II. Duyal SIR Tho Engine aud Mil
purchased Of you, which Mr., llardc,ty has
started, viii dumorc work than YOU promised
and in the best manner II will saw from
~. 600 to $4,000 feet In ten hours.
NALTMAN Il GRAY.
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j. II. Dnvall--Sir; | profess to know but
little about machinery, but take pleasure IN
bearing testimony 30 the fact that the Portable
Engine and saw Min purchased Of you, can,
in my opinion, cut three times a. much lumber
in a day A. any other mill In THIS country We
have sawed $50 feet in thirty minutes. We
can saw from 800 to / 500 per hour.
H. h. HARRISON
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Land Cor SnIc.

A VALUABLE plantation near Brookha-
N ven. Miss. and four miles west d the y.
o. q j. Railroad. win ie sold cheap for cash.
said tract contains 11G0 acres, go q which
are in eulfivafi0m-bott0In lands n the Bayou
Piere-the balance woodland. Every tbing
in good repair f0r another crop.
There = also On the place . valuable water
mill. 6risf and saw- with an abundance u The
fnast timber 20 D. found anywhere
Fer further fnfoTmati0n apply ~ Nj. " ar
rem Or Mr.. Nally. u BrookhaEen- VT
Y New orleans Tines publish four times,
weekly, and end III 70 this once.
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The Philadelphia Age calls attention
to the fact that Forney's Chronicle is
endeavoring to quiet public apprehen-
sion as to the meaning Of the call for
a meeting of armed men at the capital
of the nation on the same day that
Congress assemblies, by declaring that
$50 far as the projectors of the pro
nosed movement are concerned, we are
authorized to say that it is intended
simply to be what it proposes-a
mass gathering of the loyal veterans
and others to give fitting welcome to
the loyal majority of the Thirty-Ninth
Congress. BY reference to the call
itself, it will be seen that the commit
tee have made change in the Ian
guage calculated to dispel any mis-
conception of their purpose" The
alteration il the call has been effected
IN striking out The part in brackets
Come in your night BY your
presence show Row sternly loyalty
can rebnke treason. Prove thereby
that the threats and insults of a
treacherous Executrel against the
legislative branch q The government
cannot intimidate a fee people. Here
in the Federal capital must our great
struggle eliminate in wise and equ:t-
able legislation Here, then, should
We assemble to encourage and
stregthen Congress--to whose hands
the Constitution wisely entrusts the
power-to such just action as viii
make peace permanent and liberty
universal
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Albert Pike, who is now living at
Memphis, has fallen a victim to a con
fidence man, who called at his house
and succeeded in stealing S500in gold.
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THROAT AFFECTIONS

Are more frequently than otherwise
caused by a thick. sliIny mucous
falling from the head, especially du-
ring the night, and resulting from
Catarrh, and are cured by
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NINNN NIN, = Y, DO NTNI'W " F'WF'
J. II. Duvall- Sir The portable Engine and
Saw Mil we purchased ot You gives cutirc sat-
isaction We have IN twenty days amer set
timber, which we call the hc.t saving ever
done IN Northern pcnusy hanin. The Min was
run by Mr., llardrsty. ......... .........
GRIFFlS 4 STONE.
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CHARLOTTE, Mich. March 10, 1896.

IHNNTOIT II, MITU,s WUINN Too I0IO'
J. II. Duvall-Sir: My Mil aud Engine IS
giving the best Of satisfaction. ! had II run
ming in five DAYS afier receiving H. The first
day after starting the Mil, we sawed % logs
into inch lumber, making 1865 feet In nine
hours. ON the second day we sawed 1880
feet IN l0k hours. IL was timed at one time
when II cut boards, 10 feet IN each board, In
one minute. Yours truly
GEO. n. POTTER.
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Sarah T., shepard,
V. III. Ia
a. W GhnpYrI

Sarah T., shepard,
81, ". III. Ia
q, W. shepard.
Dl virtue OF the above stated writ To me
ID directed from the Office Of the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court Of llind. county, Miss, for the
First District, viii sell at public auction, 90
the highest bidder for cash, within the hours
prescribed by law, In front of the city Hail, In
jackson ON MONDAY. the 3rd day Of De.
ccmhcr next, all the right title and interest
the defendant has in and 10 the following lands,
Viz: VIZ 5 W. section 20; Eis 5 El4 section
30. Township :, Range |, west, levied upon rs
the property ul G.. W. shepard. and viii be
sold 10 satisfy the above stated case aud all
costs.
5. u. THOMAS,
NovqdiNwU sheriff
MIXERS Vegetable Cattle Powder.
COMPOUNDED Of Roots, Hcrbs, Banks &c.,
Y viii cure all diseases Incident to HORSES,
CATTLE. aud HOGS.
WeMill mail free, 10 any address, circular,
giving description Of disease, and mode OF
treatment.
Price Fifiy cents. For sale by all country
merchants aud the sole agents.
RANLETT 4 BENNER,
No. 81 Common street, New Orleans.
oct1SWdm
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CROss PLAINS, Ind, Feb. ~, 1861.
]. II. Duvall-sir, To-day we sawed 1900
feet Of lumber in less than ten hours. About
three-fourths Of IL was inch lumber. The Mil
does very we'll. Yours truly,
SAM'L KENNEL 6 60.
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:. | have capital recipes for the manufacture Of
BR ANDY, IRISH WHISKY and OLD
BOURBON. These receipts arr not new no
humbug They are used by all the leading
dealers, and you buy from them the s0mc aul.
Gle you can easily make yourself The liquor,
are made by miNture--no apparatus required
Buy the recipes for your own use and save your
money. Price 80 cents each, or 81 for the three,
II. A. COLWELL,
Y sopltdIW,GN9m. Allentown, Pa.
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COMMA. Mimi, oct. %. 1sG;

!. II. Duvall SIR We are stlll alive and
well. The Engine and Min Is giving satistac-
ton. and is pronounced by all good Judges the
best Mill in this State,
y. HEBERLING s. son.
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rrLroN. Inwamhn Co. nd !

FULTON, aMamha Co., MI Aug, 70, lsbo,
j. II. pu,all- sir. We have been running
the Portable Engine, Saw Mil and Corn Mil
we purchased OF YOU some five months ago.
MeaVerageiu tough, srruhhy pine, from S,Vt0
% No 0n feet OF lumber per day. We grind
from - 10 sA bushels VI Corn per hour. Many
persons have rode twenty and thirty miles TO
see our Mill. She l. the wonder and admira-
ton ofal. We checrmlly recommend them to
those In want Of Mills aud Engines,
q. \. HAMILTON 4 co.
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- Orleans road, and Col. Prichard,
Superintendent the Selma and Ne
ridan road, arranged a through tariff
for cotton between Selma and New
Orleans by rail at So so per bale, and
DR. Emanuel, President of the South
ern road, was requested to pro rate
with those roads for the % miles of
transportation over the Southern road
between Meridian and this point At
the same time the agent of some of
the Vcksburg and New Orleans pack
cts proposed to carry Selma cotton at
the same price, insurance and transfer
charges included-the Selma and Me
ridan railroad to receive the same
railroad proportion, and the Southern
railroad to be paid for 40 miles of
transportation instead Of 9j miles.
DR. Emanuel very naturally
preferred this arrangement, and made
Il Lnown to Col Pritchard, Superin-
tcndent of the Selma road-stating,
however, that he would take the Selma
cotton to the New Orleans road, if his
1.-THE Southern) road VOLS allowed l40
miles Transportation instead Of 80.
Noinjustice was intended, nordid the
Southern road intend to interfere with
the trade of New Orleans, as
!. by either the railroad or river
Route cotton would certainly 60
4 fAere DR.. Emanuel thought he
Twas simply pursuing. the course
best calculated to promote the
W. interests of the road entrusted to his
r3 charge. Then the detention Of the
\. ears at jackson, when the Company
ieeded them 50 much to move freight
east, was another serious objection to
bringing the cotton to the New Orleans
ro1-ao strong argument in favor
the cars through. How
~ s. giving the river route fair
v &, VDr. EMANUEL changed his mind
- on the ground that the railroad route
was the speediest, and the parties in
- terested were entitled to the benefit of
q the Quickest mode of getting their sta
pie to market Col. Prichard Of the
Selma road has been advised of the
T. change, and in future Selma cotton
y will go through under the Prichard-
Williams arrangement. 1t is proper
to state Dr. Emanuel arranged to pro
rate with the Selma and New Orleans
roads last week in Selma and before he
saw or heard of the Crescents com
plant.
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March Is, 1850.
j. II. nuvall-Sir: On last saturday we
cut something over l3Oo0 feet Of inch poplar
lumber: worked eleven hours forty-hye minutes
y. Ntsh attended the saw. We cut this
amount from logs sawed from -tumps, and can
do II ever yday With good logs and hands.
Or. T.. j. SHANNON.
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sfhINE, BOYD& co.

~ | fully warrant my Engines and Saw
Mills 10 be made Of iirst-class material; work
manship the same, aud 10 saw from 5000 70
10000 feet Of lumber per day, (say 10 h0urs.)
Orders solicited Descriptive circulars sent
to all correspondents. Address:
j. II. DUVALL,
Ianesyille, Ohio.
j. II. DUVALL,
may2iw6m. Mobile. Ala.
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TRnSTRE 8 SIZE.

NOTICE &, hereby given, ilnt pursuant 70
~ the provisions q Deed Of Trust, made
by Charlie J. Hooker for the benefit q VIM, J
Austin, decreased on the IT jay Of May. A. ID.
1856, % tecur, the paymtnF q rromi'sory
note undcr cal for the principal sum oG<iU01,
said note dftcd II May, d, and due lhouiis
after date. and credited by stU0 on Feb l2th,
1859, and -lOoO lsl Dee. iobl, and 2lOJJ 5ih June.
1899, thu undersigned, Trustee VIII proceed
on tho
GA DAY or NOVEMBER, 1909.
In mont ~ the Capital. iu thc city OF jackson,
between The hours OF ~ o'eleck. NJ, aud 5
o'clock, 4, NJ, % expose t0puhlic sale, ior each,
40 public outcry. u the highest bidder, the
land. named lu .7id nttd 81 Trust or So much
thereof o. may Dc necessary Tor the saiisiac-
ton II the balance OF SluO principal, ana lave
nal interest now duo on said nott-said lands
described ~ follows. Lying and being Ia the
county ~ ilnd.. and State Of Mississippi. near
90 or adjoining the city OF jackson, to-Wit. %
atrr, To- =. y of \ 4. a, and ~ servs being the
west cud OF J.. a :, r, h OF Soc No. nine. 7, Eve
OF range NJ one, east containing Ia an 80 acrcs
bt thc same moreor les. Acting o. Trustee,
l hall only convey To The purchaser such title
q, Is vested In me as Trustee Aforesaid, al-
though the title Is considered good. This sale
il made on the written uQurst Of the ENccu-
triN Of said Austin.
j. II. IFDBFTTFR, Trustee.
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ALPINE DEPOT, W. ", ccpt. %, 1865.

ALPINE DEPOT, w. ", Sept ~, 1865.
J. II. Duvall-Sir: with the assistance Of
Mr.. Hardesty, we have Just completed the set
ting up Of the Portable Engines aud Aills pur-
chased If YOU. Mil No. !, the fret day eut at
the rate Of 800 feet Of Oak and Pine lumber
per hour. Mil 40. 2, We have just started and
with equal success. They are working to our
entire satifacton. and wc feel confident that
the machinery viii do all you advertise.
Yours truly,
SHRINE. BOYD co,
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Important 20 Cotton Planters
and khiuper-.

WE have given our Bonds Tor payment on
w delivery here, Il the three cent tax on
all cotton consigned e. our house. from the
several cotton Districts q the cotton r0aiug
States. PERMISSION for removal q the same
can be otiai1ed % application 70 the Assessor
u either Of the districts in which the cotton
l. raised. JOHN &. HUEY 4 co.
No. g Natehez street,
Nov 2l-wIm New Orleans.
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Il 1 q a l. a N ID
ale and Female A c my

male and Female &C d c m y
TEVHIS INSTITUTION. situated in Rankin
Il county, six miles from jackson, eight
from Byram Station, and twelve from Brandon,
in an excellent neighborhood, thus being free
from the delctcrious influences Of villages and
towns on youths, and beinga healthy location,
together with splendid Academic building,
Sc, offers superior inducements.
II is supplied with competent and capable
male and female teachers.
Music and the higher branches Will be
taught.
The great object viii be thoroughness in
mental training and probability.
The Fall Session will commence september
Sd. 1856.
Boarding can be procured at the Institution,
or in the neighborhood.
For further particulars, address Principal,
at jackson.
- II. b. WILLIAMS,
aug30w3m. Principal.
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wAvERIY HOTEL

Corner Camp and Poydrzs street Nsw Orlssns
DY MRS. ID. GRANT. who would re-Ile'i-
- fully inform her old friends in Missls-
siqpi. anJ the public generally. that he u -iii
prepared 20 furnish good fare and piea-sn.
rooms On the most reasonable terms. a share
Of public patronage solicited ie7oiiy
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WHEREAS. hy an order Of the Probate
w Court ct Newton County, State 81 Mis-
slssppi made at the last October term, A. D.
1865 thereof the estate Of l.ham Futch, de-
ceased, was declared insolyrnt' New there
fore all person, holding claims against said cs-
tate, are hereby notified 60 come forward and
have said claims duly prohatcd aui registered
In The register kept hy the clerk, within twelve
month, from the date ol the iirst publication
hereof, or they viii be- harred.
r. l.. MURFIL,
oct - VIZ Administrator.
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THE Advertiser. having been restored to
/ health in few weeks. by very simple
remedy. after having suffered several years
with q severe lung affection, and that dread
discs. Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his iellow-suferers the means Of cure
To all WA desire il, he win send copy q
the prescription used, (free Of charge, with
The directions for. preparing and using the
same. which they Wi find a Sure CURE FOR
cSsUMPTIoS. AsTH1fa, BRoScHrTIs, &e.-
- object Of the advertiser in sending
lction. Il to benefit the aftiiefei, and
safion which be conecives to be
- hopes every sufferer viii
win cost them nothing,
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Errors OF Youth.

ENEOEH u NOutm.
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for year,
n from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay.
aud al the effects fyouthful indiscreiioa. viii.
for the sake u suffering humanity, send free o.
20 all who need u, the receipt and directions
Tor making the simple remedy By which be
was cured. Sufferers wishin % profit by the
adyertisef's experience. can do 20 BY address
ing, In perfect CONFIDENCE,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
oei3mw No. q Cedar -, New York.
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ULTY
4. J. WEIGHT a ", President o. Faculty
Mr.. A. A. WRIGHT. Principal.
Rev JNO. A. b. JONEs.
Rev GORYDoN CHAMBERLAIN.
Mr.. MARIE NJ DWIGHT.
Miss Anna ". Ross.
Miss MARIE :. maxwell.
Boardcrs are under special charge o. the
LADY, prfnefrai. They furnish their own bed
clothing.
English tuition. with board, Ss5 per qusr-
ter. payable IN advance-
For eireulars and particulars. apply 70
a. J. WRIGHT.
D. D. HrNPHREYs, Presidn Beard q
Trustees. EepI4Wly.
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nay2lwdrn.
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unless checked in its meipient stages.
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EVERYBODY SHOULD HAVE A copy
EnsernaI' Revenue Guide.

pElNG an abstract ofthe Internal Reye nue.,
I'D a full Direct (or Land) Tax Laws of the
United States, .wiiii} Schedules OF Taxation,
Licenses: Stamp Duties, Exemptions. show
ing the Rates under the various Tax Law
since July 1862, andintendod for the gene
raj information OF the Tax. .Payefs; to- which
is added an Abstract oil the Acts OF Congress
passed during tho War, relative to Abandon
ed Lands and e,her mattcrs of general inter
Grcenviilo, S. c., Assessor of tho Internal
Revenue Tax for the Third collection District
IN South Carolina la ,a,. a. al HtI
Tho Book will contain about 70 pages, and
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per copy, with liberal discount to tho trade.
Orders must be accompanied with the cash to
cure attention. Address, 'H'''
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