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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-05-29
GEN. SICKLES AND THE FLAG.

The action of General Sickles in ordering
the National flag to be carried and respect>
ed by the Firemen's procession in Charles
ton has been severely criticised by the cop
perheads as the "irea heel,i' and by some
Union papers as an unnecessary and there
fore impoltic stretch of authority. Now,
it is precisely such details of conduct which
cannot be Judged at distance. The wis
dom or impolicy OF such an order depends
entirely upon the INFORMATION of the com ,
mandei upon the spot. OF course it seemed
at first sight harsh that the General should
have ordered the flag to be borne in a pro-
cession which, as it was reported, never car
ried any flag. Itappeared to be as arbitrary
as an order to any private person or corpo-
ration to display the flag upon his dwelling
house or Office. But if the General had is-
sued such an order as that, have we not had
experience enough to know that it would
not have been without reason? vga,-4if
So it proves IN the> present case. 1t ap-
pears that at the 1Firemen's parade of last
year the American flag was not seen !; the
General expressed his regrets and the omis.
sion was reported to him by the authorities
and citizens as an inadyertence. When the
column was assembling upon this occasion,
instead of appearing without fiags-or en-
blems, which was stated to be the rule, the
companies carried various emblems, but the
American flag was omitted. The StonewaIl
Fire Engine company. appeared in the rebel
gray uniform, and with a full sized portrait
of Stonewall jackson suspended over their
engine. 1t was plain that the parade was
70 be covert ovation in memory Of the re>
belliou, and the Major-General of the Unit
| tod States commanding the district therefore
said to the proper authorities: "Ishali not
forbid the honor you wish to show in this
way to man whom you respect, but it GER
rtainiy should not be done at the expense of
the honor Of the United States you will
also carry and respective United States flag. ?
Such an act of frmness shows, to the
monrners of the s.lost cause y that the Uni-
ted States are insearnest When State il
under military rule, it is 50 oecause. the
State is in condition in which words and
forms are deeds. 4 The commanding Gen.
! eral, who Understands exactly what public
demon +tratious mean, is tbs best Judge oi
what shall be allowed to be said and done,
Harpcr's Weeky.' = ''l = = -
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-05-29

i
ID Good milch cows sell in N. Orleans
for two hundred and fifty dollars each
milk is twenty cents q quart; straw
berries tow dollars and fifty cents .
quart, and turkeys FIVE dollars pair.
w estern editor lately married
one Of his cemposieers, smother compos>
itor acted as bridesmaid; the officiating
clergyman being . retired printer. and
the local editor giving the bride away
Where was the devilY Distributing pi
isls An inpertinsnt fellow asked gentle
man alta public gathering iWhy he had
shaved of his side whiskers, and was
answered, shat TO meet some men he
required more cheek" ,a W. Aor
y DEoEsoY.-One of the most important
points Of life il deoanoy. Which ID to dc
what il proper where tits proper foI
many things are proper at one time and
at one place which are extremely improp-
er at another. This decspey which shines
in lite, assuers the appreciation Of those
with whom We Lively the regularity
point aud modesty Of our opinions and
actions: @9'- 'oA a. 'essi' g-ts7na 40
THE Agricultural Depart mcpt thinki
the coming wheat crop viii be the fnssi
tos ..s 1soy se }ss.ssa }ss.ss'sa ziv=a4x s.as 2s.s, y
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-05-29

ALWAYS TELL THE aTRuTH.--T The
ground work of manly characters ve raci>
ty or the habit of truthfulness that vir-
tue lies at the foundation of everything
saids How common it is to hear parents
say, have faith. in my child 50 long as
it speaks the truth. He may have faults
but l know he will not deceive build
on that confidence they are right. 1t is
lawful aud Just ground to build upon SO
long as the truth remains Ia a child
there is somthing to depend on but VII en-
truth is gone all is lost unless the ehilde
is speedily won back again to yeracity.
Children did you ever tsll is2 If $50
you are iu imminent danger. RaSkrn at
once, little reader, and enter the strong
hold Of truth, and from it may you never
depart again. ,,.s,r..,.. al, l,,..,e,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-05-29

A modest young lady uhe was pass
enger on board . packet ship it is said
sprang out Of her berth and jumped over.
board on hearing the capt.in,s during
a storm, order the mate TO haul down th .
sheets. The same lady oncs leit the the
stre indighautly, because the scenes shif.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-05-29

"A lady leaving hcne ~as thus ad>
drasssda by hsrIliifls bog g Mamma, will
you remsmber and buy me "a whistle,
and let It be a religious enc so that l can
use II en- S0edAy..s - S asFsE 9
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-05-29
MR.. KELLY's DEPARTURE.
ms Of his manner of leaving mobile the

Heyaster says:
. A good deal was said in the streets
yesterday touching the departure Of Mr..
Kelley from the city. That he left a
little out of the regular way Of doing
things of that sort was generally UNDER
stood, but the information as to how it
was done was not SO extensively diffused
He did not take the regular passenger
boat. for Texas, but left on the Annie for
the trip, while others hint that she was
pressed into service in spite of her smoke
stack. The 6rst assertion is most prob.
ably the true one, as Mr.. Kelley could
have had neither the right nor the power
to lay violent hands on a steamboat and
force her to carry him wherever he had
a mind to 90. 'a1 @f'l 80 u n-- 8YissHnJ
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-05-29
men near me laid down fla. on the ground

men near me laid down fiat on the ground
and one said to me, "Massa, lay down. T"
| took him at his word, replying a"Yes,
boys, very fat" BY this time the firing
was very rapid, but from the flashes
am satisfied large majority of the shots
were fred in the air in all directions sew
eral probably toward the speakers stand,
but am almost certain comparatively
few. The crowd having scattered, arose
and in company with some black men
walked to the corner of Royal and Church
streets. Afterwards went up as far as
about wilkinson street in company with
a number of black men and two white
men; from that point I went home alone.
From what | saw and heard at the
meeting, and previous to the speaking,
my honest conviction was, and Is still,
that most, if not all the citizens ofsMo.
bile, black and white went. to that meet
ing with spirit of good will toward all
honest and fair dealing men, and with no
intention of creating lot or any dis.
turbance whatever. | am still of the
opinion that the citizens of Mobile, black
and white, are actuated by the same
spirit, and that the unfortunate distur-
bance last evening was occasioned by the
ll.timed remarks of one or more foolish
persons who were about to be arrested
by the police when the passing of the car
or carriage causing jam of the crowd,
induced the belief that there was fight
orriot, and pistols we're fred. sre5 e
Subsequent to the scattering of the
crowd several gangs of, men, colored en-
tirely, so far as could see, were formed
aud seemed to chase white men down
Government and Royal streets, firing at
them; but am convinced that mos. of
them fastened quietly off to their homes.
Nor do | believe that these gangs would
have been formed had it not been that
the opinion prevailed among the crowd
that anunprovoked attack had been de,
liberately made on the meeting. ,
My opinion is in nowise changed by
the unfortunate disturbance of last night;
but | still firmly believe that the great
mass of the black, as well as the white
citizens of Mobile, are anxious to live in
peace and harmony with all men, and to
avoid all difficulties or riotous conduct.
REBEL SKETCH OF MR.. KELLEY J
IA, As some apology, we suppose, for the
attack on Judge Kelley, the Advertiser
gives the following sketch Of him.
He belongs 20 party that has, first,
denied as by brute force those rights in
the Union which it proclaimed during
the war ase should haze IF toe aoould tay
do,on our arms; second, that he belonged
to party that had reduced this people
to military subjection; aud third that he
had come out to insult and traduce
people helplessly pinned down by bayo-
nets which he had set az their throats
Who will say that this is not brave act,
all worthy of his party? Shooting pris.
oners of war in cold blood is only little
less chivalric than abusing them to their
faces, with manacles on their hands and
feet. r ..,..sl..-.
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OIling VentrllOqnlSt.

A physician says he was going
down the Mississippi some months
since, in a steamer, engines were
upon the deck and he sauntercd in
that direction to see the working Of
the machinery. Near by stood a
mar apparently bent on the same
object. In a few moments a squeak
ing noise was heard on the opposite
side of the engine. Selling the oil
can, a gigantic one by the way, the
engineer sought out the dry spot and
to prevent further noise of tie kind,
literally applied the contents of his
can TO every joint. All went on well
for awhile, when the squeaking was
heard in another direction. The oil
ing process was repeated and quiet
restored but as the engineer was
coming quietly around toward the
spot occupied by the doctor aud the
stranger, he heard another squeak
This time he detected the true cause
of the difficulty. The stranger wa.
a ventriloquist. Walking directly
up behind him, he seized the aston.
ished joker by the back of the neck
and emptied the contents Of the cal
down the spine. "There!n said he
~ don't believe that engine vii
squeak again"
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
A ID.

Pursuant In an ln,shoculory decree rendered
IN a rtss wherein Louisa Winters IT al arr
complainant. and Mary Anderson. and uih'n
arr defendants. In the rhaneefy court Of Pamela
county, State Of Mississippi, At the May term,
1866. thereof ! will, a. commissioner therein
appointed. proceed to sell a. The courthouse
door IN ihe town u Pamela, 10 said county, m
Monday. the llth day Of January 1866 be-
tween The hours prescribed by Law, the follow
ing tract VI land tp-wit The wet halt u
section 49, township ~. range 3 east lying 10
Pamela county. aforesaid and The west hHIi Of
the nlftbv sstVI4ftef u section township ~.
range 3. east ing in T~aliahaiflir county ia
said State, constituting an entire hply " tract
II four hundred acres, and known rs thc George
Anderson place.
TFaus W sAtE4Onr-iourth on a credit 81
sfr months The h1lsnrr In two equal install
ment u one aud two year. With sr per cent
interest from the day VI nle. and bond with
approved security. j. g. HARRISON.
drs4lt tummi siuusr
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FAIR WARNING!!

An persons indebted 10 MS on orr Oh bust.
ness, are urgently requested To settle mp their
claims at once. We have been liberal and in.
dulgcnt with our debtors, not even asking them
for money until they had the benefit Of two
rrupa since the close # the war Now We Nk
them 10 meet rs ia the same spirit and %.
their utmost efforts 10 pay us. We hrc com.
PEELED Ia pay our own debts, and Il "a unrea.
sUuable In men 10 expect ~ 10 wait always ar
them. Most u these claims are In small
amounts and their payment would cause bal
little Inconvenience 10 the debtor, while tie
aggregate amount would be Of great benefit Il
as. We trust no one will iorcc upon rs th'
necessity u making the money upon thea
claims but we certainly fhnll bring suit up0f
ryrRY CLAN not satisfactorily arranged by th'
10th January, 1867. This u poihrf md rih.
ssf sr,,ph0n None can complain aDcr thi
warning. tie2l.im1 NORRIS & SPAIN.
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DronasooIo a, Co.'s
YOUR LIFE BLOOD
Must be purified BY using
DRoMGooLE a CO.'S
Constitutional Monarch.

which will immediately eradicate aIl imruri.
ties NJ The blood. constitutional arrangement
skin diseases and etuptipns s%Jrufuls. camp Itch,
tcttrr. scaidhead. ringwufm. syphilis aud ell
syphilitic diseases effects u mercury. 'um1rs
boill Old ulcers and SORES. rimplss hI1ichss
engagements and al those diseases requiring a
blood purifier. Il is COMPOSED uf siilIing4
yellow dBst, mrafar1ls buri1ck aad iodile
potash. Price one dollar
our other preparations af equal purity ary as
f1Ilows.
Drumeoole B Co.. rel iiarhosa remedy. fr
ai forms u iiarrhns1. vomiting tir.
nrumgunle & Co. tFspHfrrv compound fr
dyssntsrv. bipody fur. mu-us iiarrh8sa. rte.
DrumF1ola 4 60. vegetable anii-h..i0us
pills. a s1fr. safe AMI f~fst'usi compound OR
family nee.
nr1msoole & C1.s liver pills ff a%rulsiug
The liver. cleansing the stomach anil bowels Of
~ bilious matter. etc.
nromztale 4 Go. snrrks secret fIre. 81 a
certain riaa Of Troublesome diseases Pfs.
two dollars and a-hslf.
Drumeooie & 60. tonic hair restorative o..
I restoring The hair 70 IT, natural r1i1r anil pre-.
venting badness
Drome8aie 4 Co.'S lone star lihimpnt f..
rheumatism pains bruises rrlint lit
nr1mzale q 90. pile fllveza certain. sat
and efretnal remedy or al hrms q piss
uries aif aitet-H1np sent ont on t1mmis
ion. tP nRnNGuuiE / co
Proprietor. Memphis Team.
Wholesale agents for 90 orr gJ0is 10 hon
orders mas BE sent.
EH-r- II -. a r. f..raasfra ~
T. G. nsBlss b Co Mobile. Ala.
nagas Ward 4 %. New Orleans
Collins nus. S.. Louis
Sold n Pamela hy lIplgesk N0ofe, and d
Bt,ssrills ~ Martin { Wright. n5v1l
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The refractory negro soldiers are
brought to their senses in n very
amusing manner in st. Domingo.
When Cuilee concludes to go on the
rampage, and gets into trouble, he is
punished by having his hands tied
behind him, and then a barrel with
both ends out placed over his dusky
person. The locality most infested
with flies Is honored with his COM
pulsory presence, aud then his nose Is
smearod with m%olasses, and he is left
to the polite attentions of his dimin-
utive tormcntors. The contortions
of the victim in endeavoring to brush
away the flies are ludicrous in the
extreme, while his physioguomy as.
sumes the expression that generally
accompanies the effort to accomplish
a protracted snee1e, or, in palmer
English, as if he wanted to sncezt
and could ne
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

By virtue VI q decree Of the Probate court Of
Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered NJ thu
November term, 1866, thereof I will onct iur
sale On Tuesday the 1t day u january, 1867.
within lawful hours, at the late residence oil
Elizabeth Conner deceased, In said county. "a
The highest bidder, the following described
lands lying In said county. via. Southeast pnnr.
tcI, section %, township l. range q west.
Southwest fractional quarter, section ", town.
ship 7 range o west containing 80 acres; III
n section -. township range 9 Weft east Of
Clanton's Greek. Terms u sale one half cash,
balance twelve months time and bond with ap.
proved security required. and lien retained un.
VI purchase money u paid.
viii also At same time and place, sell ~
cash, the following personal property belonging
IN the estate u Elizabeth Conner deceased. VII
3 horses o head II cattlc, ~ head Of h1gs, Ig'
bushels corn one wagon. etc.
JAMES A. CUNNER
dcCl-jt Commissioner.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND
AT COMO.

si1 hundred and forty arfts of hri quality
offanl will be- alld on "wednesday ths % day n
January nest ~ pablo cutlery One n the
most lea iutlr 81 'iani Of land lb Pamela sp1siy
aaaaa a. ,ef,iau 81. township 9 range i living
North n Che land 81 Austin rasiiy and South
af toe land n J X. siuiion. better known as
TO St1vsIl trart On Ssnatola creek. Is within
three and a-h8if miles NJ Como. and one and
s-fsTf miles n the railroad. Has 30 acres
cleared aud under good fence. q god dwelling.
4ad ai 01i-hniliinza nsrrsary Got immediate
ur. Trrm-aHe thirl Cash balance payable
r two notes II equal amounts IN ono and two
rar with interest from date ~ The rate d
even per cent Bond viii be given hr title.
uHiii ide whole amount is paid. F1r iuriHsi
particulars purchaser ore referred i1 Austin
I psssav. n m1ra desirable % ru-,hsssrs CD.
land will BE- Divided DO two Portions II 5l'
srrf- each. hy a line running ast anil wes'
through thr center. and auli SEPARATELY.
THu9 2. sTuvALt.
Executor Of Pleasan, st1fail, deceased. o
Augusta. %. u1r4I-et
Como November in. lace.
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SALE OF
VALUABLE LANDS.

Pursuant ioa dccreial order Of The Pfobsis
court of Pamela rpuuty, Mississippi. made 81
The Mas trim, 1866. thereof the undersigned.
administrators of tie estate n ". ". Byau,
deceased will on Monday The 3lsi day Of b..
crmber. 1866 M DE c1ur.huuHe door in ihs
town NJ Pamela proceed % isli ~ puhlic aur.
ton 10 the highest bidder ihe following dss-
rrihsi land belonging e. saii estate. lying and
being in the county Of Pamela, and State 81
Mississippi. viz The Southeast fractional quar-.
Ter. south of Tallahatrhic river. u fractional
section 10. township o. n mnRc = vest Sol.
mf the payment u Aslts due against said e.
tate. Tsrms Cash. Sale viihlh Law fol lylns
". s. HARRIS
decl-5t Administrator, etc.
Noleley 4 Harris attyh
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ss Co.'s
King of GhilIs

Absolutely eleanses your stomach, aronsgs your
torpid liver, opens the bowels carries Oh the
bile, makes quick and permanent currS never
affects the head, nerves or ears, gives tone 10
the system. and can be- administered Ia infants.
II cures az forms vi chIils and fever. lnicfmiL-
tent fever, bilious fever cougcsiive chills
dumb chill4 and no family should De without
Il. ChiIs and fever can be permanently cured.
whether Of recent Or long standing. d. not
any t,pg,r cot . b,ttts aud Ln furrd
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State 81 Mississippi Pamela county. To-
Rosa Nc1l. George r. Seal Marshall Smith.
Monroe smith and Alvin smith. h~eIr-atIan
u Gideon ptrncIl, deceased Y0u aud e1rh Of
sou are hereby cited 10 appear before the Pro-
bate court u aid county AZ the court house
thereof on the fourth Monday IN December,
1896. 10 ihov csuse why the petition Of Brown
G. parneii. administrator Of The estate Of said
deceased. praying ~ De sale Of he real gialr
u said deceased should NOT he granted. by
nrler ~ court sisted both October 1890.
aavtu-lt W. +. WuuTTES. CLERK.
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Droa1lEoo1o GO Co.'s
English Female Ritters

lsu powerful uterine tonic and female rrguln-
tor. and Il just the medicine 80 much needed
by The female community. both old and young,
throughout the South. II relieves III iregu-
l%nrities, rcmovgs distractions cures painful "
suppressed m%cnsimaiion, falling Of the womb,
lcucorrhoea or whites, chlorosI, Mysteries,
palpi.a,ion Of the heart, and M that class Of
complaints peculiar 10 females Il restores,
arouses and inyigom,es the womb, thereby iu.
Quoting regularity and health.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Ia y d.

By virtue n q decree n TIE Probate court N
Pamela county. State II MiHirsipsi. rendered n
the November term. 1896, thereof ! will on
Monday the ltth day Of January. 1861. within
Law ml hours NJ he late residence " Hiram
Rhodes deceased IN aii county. offer ior mle
10 ihr highest bidder, the following irartihrd
lands lying in aid county via Southwest
quarter u section 20. township Z range q west
except sume % arrrs sold tn William Edwards
and one equal undivided half interest IN North
gat quarter u section -. township !. range g
west. and Southeast quarter of section 80.
township Z. range g west. containing three hun.
bred and hny acres. more Or lee, belonging "a
the estate n Hiram Rhoies deceased. Terms
twelve months titie and bond with appugt.
boz urty. and lieu retained uI1n the land unit
ths pafchH money e paid.
The above lands viii be soii II three lois
frt lot S1uihwg-t quarter of section -. town
| slir Z. range O. minu 80 acre second. South
east fasftsf u scctieu %. township I. range g
| tbifl. undivided half u Northeast quarter sre
ton -. township :, range vest
". D. RHODES.
dcri-1t Commissioner.
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LAND FOR SALE OR RENT

! have lr sale a tract of land. containing
three hunirtl aud twenty acres within hni
miles of liatesrille Depot ~ one hundred AMI
trsutv-fvc irrcs fr rrnt tor further par
uenlars inquire of Capt Joel A. Wall. at nate@
viil.. o. Nr Green Fiaeh. who lives near ihs
place.
hs5.in A SLOAN.
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Gen. Fitzpatrick, our minister to
Chill, Is often picked up drunk in
the streets of Santiago, and Is de-
scribed as a drunken blackguard
So says the Springfield (NIass.) Be.
pnblicun.
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Northern Nostrum Vendors,

Who are making every appeal that imagination
can invent, in order to win the confidence Of
the Southern people; but we are determined "a
be REPRESENTED in this matter, and call
upon the people to decide. There are three
members composing our firm, all~ graduated
and experienced physicians, and with al oui
ability and experience we have prepared and
NOM .U.r taH . af4HH 90
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unE"H NarfHt
EGElIAB NblltEs

All persons hering riaims against me- iali-
virtually. and as guardian. are notified to pre-
sent them f1r tavment ~ my rusidcnce near
Sauiia Mis. Immediately. Al persons in
dshted 10 me are required 70 come Onward and
par ~. nr thsy uiil b. sued.
norif-lm-pi JONATHAN ORR
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MEDICAL PROFESSION

Those who are experienced in Southern treat
mcnt aud have been and are in every respect
identified with the Southern people, and who
are known and acknowledged as such, shall, rs
far os possible, manufacture and supply that
demand, thus enabling every family TO procure
At all times a elas of HONEST medicines,
and that are likely to give, by far, more salts.
faction than II prepared in a locality where dis
eases ARE treated differently. We are well
aware that there will be arrayed against Us an
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LOST.
NOTICE.
INsOLvENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Panola county. To
The creditors Of Greenc O.. Wright, late q aid
county, deceased. The estate Of said iereazed
was ~rsfastel i~nsolvent Al The u~s.her term.
1850. Of the Probate Court q uid cvuats. and
creditors ordered 10 be notified aessralzz 70.
aH. Yea are hereby notified 20 prstsf< Joar
claims against the d~eceient. end hare ih<m
registered in The fsrutaie Clsfk< offre II ntt
euuHiy on or be1fe he fst day n Jsnuary.
tsss. - that each claim aaf r>r<7<e - -
rata sharr Of saia estate. elze Toaf clslnn IN
be ngrver barred Uinher ID. fHs&
tkSSk G unIGII,
aas1sin Aimi1Is11t-
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NOTICE.

The undersigned il now prepared to 4,
all kinds Of work on wagons, buggies. car
riagrs, &C., in the nea,esi and most durable
style, at his shop in Batesyille.
a large lot Of assorted material aud read
to hl ~ prleu.
janG-lf. A. j. BROWDER.
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Family Medicines,

Not secrets nor patents, which we think are
honestly required by every farmer planter and
family throughout the Southern country, and
an assortment Of the Great Southern prepara-
tiuns should h. IN every house.