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LIFE IN A PILL BOX.
EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS FROM
Maggiel's Anti Bilious Pills.
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ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.

What one hundred letters a-day say from pa
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liousness."
mo more noxious doses for me In Eve or ten
pills taken at one time. One Of your Pills cur
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"After suffering torture from the bilious
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"0ur doctors treated me for chronic consti-
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al had no appetite; Maggiers Pills gave me
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al send for another box, and keep them in
the house."
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az gave half one Of your Pills to my babe
for cholera morbus. The dear young thing got
well in q day.
"My nausea Of a morning is now cured
"Your box Of Maggiel's Pills cured me Of
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my ears and the noise left me-"
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family"
~ enclose a dollar-your price is twenty
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dollar"
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"Let me have three boxes of your salye and
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For all Diseases Of the Kidneys, Retention Of
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For Female Diseases, Nervous Prostrasion,
, Weakness, General Lassitude and Want Of
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effective remedy.
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Are most universal iMheir effects, and q cur,
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Each box contains twelve Pills-ohs Pill IL
q dose.
Addres all orders 10
john +. HENRY,
Successor to DsxAs, BARsrs 4 Co,
8, College Place New York,
CT. HERBERT L Co, Proprietors Of ID,
MAGGIEL'S PILLS and SAbFE, P. 0 Boz
see. inne's-3m.
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Persons wishing their gins put in first rate
order will please drop me q note to that effect
at Elliott's Min or Batesville, Miss. win work
al this from now until fall.
WILLIAM LEIGH.
Mr.. Leigh Is an old Ginwright and We know
him 10 be a very superior hand to whet or re-
pair a gin.
Julyl7-lm A. J. &c. l.. HURT.
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This place has now become 20
well known abroad that il il q mat
ter Of difficulty to write anything
thar can add to its deserved merits,
the best evidence Of which is the
crest number Of visitors always
here. Every train adds to the num-
Der; yet notwithstanding the crowds
that are continually arriving, there
is always room for those who seek
health. and pleasure. The Springs
Hotsl. under the management of
Msssss. 6tef5sy l. Aydlett, is kept
in superb ordsr, snd ID. Of course,
the centre Of attrscdon to the youth,
beauty and chivalry Of the land, and
the nightly gatherings in the mag
ni6cent ballroom 10 sight seldom
witnessed elsewhere. Balls, picnics,
and fishing excursions claim the at
tention Of pleasure-seekers, and the
means Of enjoyment appear to be
almostinszhsnstihls, yhiletothose
afflicted with the numerous ills to
which assh Is heir, nature has
beautifully provided in the way Of
pure air, and sparkling life-giving
waters, which gush forth from the
bosom Of the earth, Q free offering
to the afflicted. Under the manage
meut Of the present propnetors-
these Springs have gained IN en-
viabls reputation, and the increased
number Of visitors over last yeal
well attest this fact; and that valu.
abls auxiliary to any place or post
our clever and genial ftisnd, M4jol
A. G. Sinclair, don the honors d
the Office in a manner entirely salts.
factory to the guests Of the house
who evidently appreciate his many
kind and willingly rendered atten
tons. VI q ~
The village Of Iuka contains
reputation of about one THOUSAND
inhahitants--social, clever and en-
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Wagon and Carriage Making and
Repairing.
Flows, Gin Gearing and Cotton
Presses made to order.

Having located in SARDls, the undersigned
tender their services TO the citizens of Pamela
and adjoining counties, and solicit share Of
their patronage. We are prepared to build
Wagons and Buggies and repair Carriages of
every description in q workmanlike style, and
guarantee satisfaction. We will also build
Plows, Gin Gearing and Cotton Presses at the
shortest notice, and will attend to all calls made
upon us accessible to the different railroad de-
pots or river landings, at moderate prices for
cash.
J. G. DUvALL 3 SON.
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r ~ TA.. 4 Hsslv
hefshf segafY that auflns isfs yssf ~ss
stssrksd eth ne sFae ~hflss " tiekshafg
Vie ssa used several puyalsf p.ssst msal
elses sith hat Temporary fsfssf IN fessklss
hems the ai=s<-e fstssssa IL : scf.s tyrs N
pcnsibls. vbea ny neflrsl sssssasss sfAsfsi
QHlales, 10 large iases-h sgssssly . k,sh -
~ gssiss PEI dsy, sod vhseh mas' ks.s aes'
nee nesfiy tieo euasaltsa ~ emlsA, n
Louisville, and fsaad hs prescribed oalnlat
and Arsenic esnhlssa, whlck ! refused 10 tsks,
pfeierfins 10 lei the disease tsks ls cssrss.
wa almost hloealess, extremely sshs assed, asd
pronounced with enlarged liver and splsen
Ahca, this tint the sdvertisemeni ~ Huflsy >
Agae reule appeared In q city paper, end 7
determined 10 give ia trial I did 90, and
have no reasou 10 regret lt-ons bottle ~
stirred me completely, and since that tims I
have seen nearly a hundred cases IN which II
acted With equally happy results, and would
certainly recommend u a. preferable 10 any
other tonic before the public.
JAMES MARTIN, Engineer.
Louisville, Ky. June IA, 1895
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Physicians and Planters have long
felt the necessity Of the establish
ment of a Drug House in ourcounty
where they could obtain first class
Drugs, that are not cheap and worth
less, for in Medicines and Drugs
there is 40 such thing as one article
of the same kind being cheaper
than another without one being
inferior. And Physicians when
administering medicine give a GER
tain portion producing certain
effects but are surprised to find that
no action takes place, and that
they have lost the best opportunity
to stay the disease, when upon ex-
animation they find that it was
owing to the inferior quality Of the
Drugs. If d ii
D. A. Kiuchloe 4 Co., sardis, Miss.
Druggists knowing this demand fol
first class Drugs and Medicines have
supplied their handsome stock (prob'
ably the largest in North Miss. with
no other quality of goods, and they
expect to keep on hand at all timel
a wellassorted stock, selected by DIR
Kinchloe in the markets ofthe East
of every class of Drugs, Brandies
Wines Paints &c. usually kept In /
first class Drug House, and ",
would call special attention to theil
advertisement in another column.
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PmnsAL-ws regre, 70 notice
the vslediesory address Of Col. }. y.
psyes a shs Water VALLEY Eagle In
the last number of that paper. lie
resires from Journalism after . short
but brilliant experience 10 other
pursuits more congenial to his tastes.
The Conservative Press Of the State
win miss his strength in the coming
struggle, and we wish for him sue
cess in whatever pathway he may
choose 10 follow down lifes rugged
way.
Capt. Vowel will continue the
publication Of the paper.
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Whkh h w@v hs three times me smovnt u baAnsa ever done ~ "a, insnmm, tam
P@J Of the ZANE age
rHs A@eustss a@mA it pas. aunss neenbut 1854 Amounting 10 tLihie 600
aHwtns an saas leeeme 81 t72ass He 10 the month ~ Jsnssr. tsp u l~usd 1qs
policies smenaas 70 ustefee drawing /" annual income Of ts 81, ~
THE OBJECTS OF THE ASSOCIATION ARE.
" the MONEY which u being invested In Lilo Insurance
Second To afford each LmBv the benefit Of local institution and viii ip hadueu
managed and controlled @ local men Of integrity and position.
mt advanmgsoesy In the West and South where money can be safely invested al ten per
cent per "nnuHr than 10 the East wheeh only brings seven per CEN. II liz
EVERY SECTION TREATED FAIRLY.
The policy Of TIL Association 10 10 keep the fund.- Of the members In the disucs wherr
they rhde 20 a. 10 give each section The benefit Of keeping the wealth Of It's citizen at home
to assist n developing It's resources instead Of concentrating everything In the large cities of
the Eaw 10 enrich EAtm capitalists and build ~ Eastern interests Article 40 section D Of
the Constitution Of the Life Association provides as follows:
"hshal be the duty Of the Boardd Directors TO loan the fund d the A~odaton as far
as practicable upon the security Of uncncumhcrd real estate situated within tn district from
sarThe laws Of New York New Jersey and MasaChu~u. prohibit their Life Insurance
Companies from loanmg money In the West or South.
Fort full particulars rs TO tn plans Of the Association he Kind Of policies issued md the
rates apply to ", f. GIBBs.
General Agent for the s@eot Mississippi Coumbus Mississippi
J. d. NANCE, Special Agent, North Mississippi.
srGood and reliable Agents wanted h every county in the State Liberal commissions,
""" june ln
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pl2oo AND ALL HxPHNsns PAID.
See advertisement of American Shuttle Sew
ing Machine, in our advertising columns.
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Union Female College,
MISSISSIPPI

OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI.
Opsaing Of assi session, September 18th,
1859 Espeases per ss.sian d twenty ~eehs,
half Ia advance, balance middle u ssssieu.
Board. iodging. washing lights faei,
sad taition In regulaf eourse only tiis o.
Music, eseh Instrument, 75 90
uW Of instrument, 8 90
Vocal music, In classes, Q 90
Classics and modern languages, each 10 so
OH painting, drawing g., usual ra,s
Send for Catalogue.
@. n. BELL, President.
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Failed r sassss fvfs
tAaaa HubDLE
tsaissfis A.
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Having just opened our stock, we offer inducements to buyers I'M
by any house in the trade. Give us a call and examine our
goods and prices before purchasing, as we arc determined to give salts
faction. WALKER 4 STANFORD,
ap10.6m Batosvilc. Miss
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Hurley Asss Tonic
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LOOK AT THIS!

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Sardis, Miss, July 10, ls69.-tf.
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Purify rcur Dlood.
Use HURHEY'SsARsAPARILLA
with Iodide OF Potash

For Affections of tho Bones, Ha.
bitual Costitiveness, Debility,
Diseases of the Kidney,
Dyspepsia, Erysipelas,
Female Irregu-
larities,
Fistula, all Skin Diseases, Liver
Complaint, Indigestion, Piles,
Pulmonary Diseases, Sy-
philis, Scrofula, or
Kings Evil.
JAMES RUDOLF 4 co, Propristors,
Louisville, Ky.
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Dear SIR Thisis 10. certify that | bought
from you, by your recommendation, one bottle
Of Hnrley's Ague Tonic, and II eured two
cases Of fever and ague of6heen months stand.
ing. chcerfhlly recommend Huriey's Tonic
TO the public generally.
Respectfully yours, &c,
JoHS y, WMoHr.
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whieh u uoss ibas three time, me smouni u baslns.s eve,
Paay 81 the tame age
rHa Assectsffss teHea $50 policies aufiag December, II
drawing an saaasl income Fl t1a,gss N. ~ the meath ~
Policies smesntias 70 u, see, Gee, arsviss an sanaai Income Of
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Trom the Meridian Gazette.

ncntsy's Aout ToSic.-rhe following Ger
uhcate, rom a reliable citizen Of Meridian.
speaks for itself;
MERIDIAN, Mss, Oct !, 1868.
r. Y. r. CaApwIcx!
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-06-26
CROWS.

For first of thirty instalments t) supply II 8 6 persons over fourteen years of age with suit of good substantial wOolen clothing, consisting of coat hat, pantaioons, flannel shirts and wooden socks, per ninth article treaty of May seventh, eighteen hundrel and sixty eight for the fscal year ending June thirtieth eighteen hundred and seventy, ten thousand douars,
 For first of thirty lnSta lments to supply each felnale over twelve years of age with a flannel skirt or the goods necessary to make the sane, a pair of vooen hose, twelve yards lf ca,ico, and twelve yards cotton domestic, per ninth article treaty of May seventh, eighteen hun- dred and siNty-eighI, for the fiscal year ending June lti,Letb, eighteen hundred and seventy, five thousaud dollars.
 For first of thirty lnstalments to supply the boys ana girls under the ages named such tan- nel anu cotton goods as may be needed 10 make each a suit as atorsaid, together with a par ot wol.en hose for each, per ninth article treaty of May seventh, eighteen hundred and ,sixty-eight, for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth eighteen hundred and seventy, foYr thousand five hundred dollars.
 For the first O. ten iGstalments to he used by the Secretary ofthe Interior in the purchase q such articles as from time to time the cono dftion and necessities of the Indians may indi- cate to be proper, the sum of ten dollars tor each Indian roaming, (one thousand nine hundred and ffty-three souls) per ninth arti :, ele Treaty ot May seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty-elght tor the fiscal year ending June tnirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy nine, teen Thousand five hundred and thirty dollars
 For the construction of school,house nr m Q. saon building, per third article treaty of May seventh, eighteen hun fred aud sixty-sigbt, two 1hegsand hve hundred dollars.
 For the erection of a steam circular sav.. nut With a grist-mill and shngle machine assaehed, per 'hird article treaty May seventh elshteen hundred anu sixty-etght, eight thou % ner pay, Of carpenter, farmer, blacksmith zss'.er, and engineer, per tenth article treaty cay seventh, eighteen hundred and sixtv-e;gbf
 ~ snoO'and two hundred dollars.
 er construction of a warehouse or storo roo,r ,o iss sne use of the agent in storing goods 6 bn ,ons'Dg to the Indians, per third articIe of % t5, s.ssc Oi May seventh, eighteen hundred an, m E F5- e.gnh two thousand five hundred dollars
 Fer the construction of an agency I bn;dn GGiiIIS
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AN ACT making appropriations for the cur rent and contingent expenses of the Indian de- partmeut, and for fulfilling treaty stiPuiations with various Indian trbrs for the year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy.
 Beit enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives ot lhe United States of Amer ica in Congress assembled That the following sums be, and they are hereby, appropriated, ont of any money in the treasury not otherwise ap p opriated, for the purpose of paying tie current and contingent expenses 0! the Indian department and fulfilling treaty stipulations with the varioas Indian tribes:
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-06-26

For interest in ltu of investment on fifty- seven thousand fvl hundred dollars, balance of one hundred and ffiy-seven thousand five hundred dollars, 10 the first of July. eighteen hundred and sixty >nine, at five per centGm per annum, for education or other beneficial pur- poses, under the direction of the President per ninth article of treaty May seventeenth, eight cen hundred and ff;y-four, two thousand eight hundred and seventy-iVe dollars.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-06-26
KANSAS.

For interest in lieu of investment on two hundred thousand dollars, at five per centum per annum, per second article treaty of January fourteen, eighteen hundred und forty-six, ten thousand dollars,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-06-26
MIA1 IFS OF INDIANA.

For interest on two hundred and twenty-one thousand two hundred and ftty-seven dollars and eighty-siX cents, uninvested, at five per centum, per Senate's amendment to fourth article treaty fifth June, eighteen hundred an d ffty~tour, eleven thousand and sixty.two dollars and eighty nine cents
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NEE PERCE INDIANS.

For last of five instalments of second series for beneficial objects, at the discretion Of e President, per fourth article tIehy of June eleventh, eighteen hundred and fifty-fve, eigb' thousand dollars
 For tenth oftwenty instalments for the sup port of two schools one of which schools t2 be an agricultural and industrial school, keeping
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-06-26

per same article of same treaty, two thousand dollars
 Fer the building of residence for physi- elan to said Italians, per same article ot same treaty, two thousand dollars.
 For the construction of five buildings for carpenter, farmer, blacksmith, miller, and engineer, at fifteen hundred dollars. each per same article of same treaty, seven thousand five hundred dollars.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-06-26
TTF WEEKLY ARLZONAN

A vvoplsIV JOurnaI, deVOIed IO UH s,.feresfS Of Arizona Territory
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-06-26

For interest on fifty thousand dollars, at five per centum, for educational purposes, per third article treaty fifth June, eighteen hundred and fifty four, two thousand five hundred dollars.
 For tenth of twenty instalments upon two hundred thousand dollars, per third article treaty fifth June, eighteen hundred and fifty four, seven thousand five hundred dollars.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Court OF Special Sessions, Michael
IAary. late an employs Ia the 81 Nicholas Hotel. wa.
ordered TO pay ne OF 80 ia addition for having stolen
a quantity Of napkins aud other proxrty which had
been entrusted to his care.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday James
g. Walsh and Thomas Burns. seamrn, were committed
by Justice Hogan, for having. Wednesday evening.
knockcd down and robbed William Smelling " two coats
valued at $40 soon after leaving his employers oco at
No. Broad-st The conts were recovered from the
thieves they arrested within short tine After
the robbery was committed.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Jules Bazin, charged with stealing SIS
worth Of clothing belonging to Mary McMasers. during
the progress Of the fire Wednesday evening, when her
pre,jses No IO6 West Twenty fourtbst, re.
held to John Reilly, accused of entering ON tho
night Of Nov Is the dwellings Nos 3Jg and Jt West
Twcpteth-st and OF second attempt to enter No $50
Wednesday evening committed for trial at the Gen
ei,l ssons The inmates of the house No i21 West
Twenty seventh.st committed for cxaiunation on
the charge OF disOrteriy conduct
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01

THURSDAY. Dee si--P. n.
Gold opened at 134i, sold at 134s, 1876, closing
ia5 bid r t.
The clearinn st the Gold Exchange Bank were t72.-
sO4,ooo and the balances t2,s7s,s26 &C.
Government bSph opened steady with good invest
ment demand for NJ classes The amount OF speculative
business was light; v2s were in active demand by the
German Bau,eu, .ao prices advancing to llil 'e7s,
1llt '6es ma etata bonds.were steady; New Tennes
see O. sold ut ct: North Carolina es. Ssae2.;
New bonds, Hyas, with heavy sales 1t 90.
Georgia e, ui. Railway bonds were steady; North
Western ists 20 Rock Island per cents sso97A Colum
bus Chicago, and Indiana Central lists. 7io73 Park
Bank sold at 147 Centn National, o5 Bank OF Repub
lie. l2Ii. Pacific Mall was steady at lsi3ii9 Adams
Express, +sS weFsrgo active. selling at 2,i
a25s. The Rsilwsy share market was quiet but very
firm; the transactions wcre much smaller scale than
for the past ten dnys the demand running on NewYork
Central, Michigsa Southern. Northwestern shares
and Rock Isaud. Tho Directors Of the Read
Ing have declared . semiannual scrip dividend
payable In January A. the holders Of the stock
were aware the Company had 10 cash, the an
nouncement had effect upon the stock Hudson River
strong ut i3a Michigan Central sold at li6 st. Paul
Common e. Toledo snd Wabash. sa Cleveland aud To
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

Tho Union Pacific Railroad Company offer Q
limited amount Of its First Mortgage Bonds at par
Nihc hundred and sixty miles OF the line West from
Omaha arc now completed, and the work u going on
through tho Winter. As the distance between tho
finished portion of tho Union Central Pacific Rail-
roads is now less than 400 miles, and both Companies
are pushing forward the work with great energy.
employing over $1,000 men, there can be no doubt
that the whole grand line to tho Pacific will be open
for business in the Summer of 1902 Tho regular
Government Commissioners have pronounced tho
Union Pacific Railroad to be first class In every
respect. and tho Special Commission appointed BY
the President says:
"Taken a. q whole the Union Pacific Railroad has
been we'll constructed. and the general route Tor tho
line exceedingly well selected. Tho energy and per-
severance with which the work has been urged ior-
ward, and the rapidlty with which 1t has been exc
cuted arc without parallel in history and in grandeur
and magnitude Of undertaking it has never been
equaled." - %
Besides donation from tho Government of 13soo
acres OF land per mile tho Company Is entitled to
subsidy in u s. Bonds on its lines a. completed and
accepted at tho average rate Of about $4,000 per
mile according to the difficulties encountered. Tor
which the Government takes . second lien as secu-
rty. The Company has already received $Ao7S.Ooo
of this subsidy being in full tho ea0 miles that
have been examined by the United States Commis-
siOners.
GOVERNMENT AID-SEcURrrY OF rHK honda
BY its charter the Company Ia permitted to issue Its
own First Mortgage Bonds to tho same amount -
the Government Bonds. and no moro These Bonds
are First Mortgage upon the whole road and all is
equipments. Such mortgage upon what. for long
time, will be the only railroad connecting tho Allan
tic and Pacific States, takes the highest rank a.
safe security.
The price for the present IL par. and accrued inter
est at per cent from July l. 1903. In currency Sub
scrptons will be received In New-York at the Com
pany's Office, No. 20 Nassau-st.. and by
JOHN ]. CISCO & SON.
Bankers, No. 50 Wall-st..
and by the Company's advertised agents throughout
the United States. ~
Pamphlets with full particulars on application.
Bonds sent free but parties subscribing through local
agents, riH look 10 them for heir cafe delivery.
JOHN J. Cisco. Treasurer. New-York
United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds. 30
years to run are offered for sale favorable terms
at the Office Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company.
M On Nassan- at Eew-York.