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We call the special attention Of our readers to
Messrs. Montgomery Bros. & Co.'s sale on Tues
day, February 10th, Of furniture, bells, hawsers,
tables, etc., saved from the steamer Monsoon. at
81 Camp street. Also Of horses, mules and bug
Qies at P. Liners stables, Gravier street.
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Five bales cotton ct auction tomorrow at II
O'Clock, ct Virginia Press, by Chas. T. Nash.
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I'm BANKRUPTCY-EsTA OF TRAsIMoN
Landy-Once United States nsrshsl District Of Louisl.
ana New Orleans January ii, lS6eThis 10 TO give notice
that the 9th day Of January 1862 warrant IN ban
rupcy issued against the estate OF Trssmon Landry OF
Donadsonye the Of Ascension and State Of Lou
ans who has been sdjudged bankrupt on his own petit
ton; pay OF debts and delivery OF any
property belonging said bankrupt TO him for his
the transfer of prooey BY HIM o
Of the creditors OF said bankrupt, 70 prove
debts and choose more assgnees OF MS estate
will held Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 be holden at No al
before Donation Augusn, Register the 2th day OF
February, A D. 1863, at IL O'clockx = ,,r,,ov
A-No. 2f8. y j. HEhhON,
jal2 fe27 u. B. Marshal, District OF bouiSiana
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,ENEBAL KIRBY sMITH'a
MILITARY ACADEMY.
At Newcastle.
HENRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.

- September lsh. 1888 KIRBY SMITH, With corps Q,
j, st Newcastle, Kensucsy.
4 MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BoYR
svcsss is located IN the healthy blus-esss region Of
county, equi distant dour niles from the Louisvls
about two hour travel y rail- nom Goui:viis. 80.
~ aim :. thoroushness IN every branch 70 be determined
b, IMPARTIAL searching The discipline Win
& : :ss ay r. ans a
With care and ss5sy g :. to q.
session divided into two terms Of twenty weeks each,
will be three hundred and seventy ave dollars In u 8.
% % sssSs sssnaSs 'ss. sssS
n " S Ssd met from these charge. vii ss made 70,
abe discharge and even shen tuition fee Of $50
form furnished the most reasonable terms. Bo.ss
S1.s 70 1sss n s Rap
sPgiy q one; N thus making his gsrnsnsn real
uth the Principal hopes 70 have the coopsrsior Of bis
surtn nsl' information address T. KIRBY SMITH.
win leave the at Eminencs. the Louisville
frankfort Railroad whence smnibusss win convey them
uIsIANA STATE sEMINAR1.
FEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA.
-ounded and Supported by the State Of Louisiana
ssesion begins September Tth. 1903 and oloss
ILTI-vonsisss Of . fall corps Of instructor. IN an
Of Literature and Science usually taught In the bet
sss ., slupI-Emor.css Prsp.r..ery and an Acss
& Coarse Special School Of css1 Ensassrna and
ss~Fer ali szpensss. except clothing $40; s7o4 pay
.. advance balance In squA payments January LIST and
is received ct any time during The session. charged
sddreas DE-. BOYD. supsrintsndsnt
BERT LIONS SCHOOL FOE sSXs.
rHATAwA. PIKE COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
Nsw Orleans and Jackson KAllrosdl
,rsulars may bs obtained on application 10 RoBEK
KIN. Eso.. Is sDdIs Camp ssrsst New Orleans
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NEWTON q CHAPsKT-
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AED DEALERS IN WESTERN PRODUCE.
"a Tehoupitoulas street.
NEW ORLEANS
HAY a MEHLE
ALEXANDER HAY; WILLIAM MEHLE;
Commission Merchants for the Purchase
Sale. Forwarding and shipment OF Hides Leather,
Wool Bseswsx, Talow and Tanning
Materials.
Nos. a and 50 Commercs Street. Zee orieans
A YMAB - co.
WH n. AYxAH. .. =. Mfrrnrs. DAS'I +. LoqAz)
GENERAL COMMISSION MEEcHANTS
No 81 Csrendslss street, New Orleans.
LIBERAL advances nsde shipment. . our tisnds In Lon
AYNAR 90.
", .. NOEL = CO.. ss
CONFUSION MERCHANTa
For the sale Of
Cattle, Hegs. sheep. Mules and Hosses.
STOCK LANDING. NEW oRLxAHas
satisfactory references given
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I'm BAHKRUPTCV-EsTA OF CHARLES H.
1Nobss-United States MaIshss Once District Of Lou,
on the 7h day Of January A. d. 1862 Warrant IN Bank
ruptcy issued against the estate of Charles Mobiles
Orleans parish Of Orleans and State OF Louisiana
who adjudged bankrupy his petition; that
Payment any debts and delivery Of property be-
longing such bankrupt him for his and the
fer property BY him BY lsw that meeting
OF the said bankrupt their debts aud
70 choose assgnees Of his estate will be hed at
Court Of Bankruptcy. to be holden at No. a Exchange
Place IN the CITY OF Orleans Louisiana before Donation
Augusn Register the th day Of February A D. 1907
at Il o'clock 4. rno~
mo. A7. -. j. hEkhoS
ial2 fe2O u. g. Marshal, District Of louisiana
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Important advertisements in auction columns by
Chas. 7. Nash. Read them.
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MORE EXPLORATION BY THE ENGLISH ENGINEERS
THE EXACT POSITION OF THE TEMPLE TO BE
AsCERTAINED.
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Digestive Elixir OF Pepsins.
gRINAULT CO.. CHEMISTS, PARN

PEPslNE the latest scientific discovery Of Dr. Oorvis.,
MUSICIAN TO his majesty the Empgor Of the French
Gastric Juice itself or rather the digestive principle pur6
which digests food In the stomach When BY cause
other the supply Of digestive huid IL too small the
consequences bad digestion gastrts gasraia inaar
nation Of the coats Of stomach and bowels hear
burn pitulte, snsms loss Of strength and On fenals
appreciation Of the Paris Academy Of Medone speedily
al such Diseases and prevents vomiting daring prsgnancJ
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M KS. q. HI. CALDWELL
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
Of
n Thorough English Edueations Modern
Languages and Musics
Vocal and instrumental.
DRAWING.
LANDSCAPE AND PoRrRAIrURH.
Stranger HOTEL
10. l2g ChArtrss Street. New orisanA
asv. Dr. Lsacock, New Orleans, La Prof q q. Dtxca
'areston, 8. o.; Hon Trasimond Landry, louisiana
ION Judge Simon, New Orleans; Prof. II. L. Caldwell
snsvlvsnia University.
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CRENCK MEDICINEs-
-rRRPARnD BY-
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
g Rue RIoHKLIEU. PARIz
Asthma. Oppression. Dyspn@s.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDIOA
PREPARED sr GRrnAULr Co., CHEMISTS. PARIS.
Recent experiments France England and Germany have
proved these Cigarettes sovereign remedy for the
above distressing affections, especially when BeadonnA
stramonium and Opium have failed 70 give reaot
APPROVED BY rue PARIS ACADEMY on
MEDICINE
BURN du Buisson's Iodtde OF Iron and A1aa
ganese Pills.

rhe treatment ehlorotic scrou0us affections Away
tedious with the usual preparations OF iron, vh
unequenty fall owing to the stomach not being sbs
support them The researches OF Professors Hannon
Brussels Gensoul aud FetreQuin OF Lyons; Berzeus
rousseau Paris have demonstrated that this laments
A. Iron, essential element Of the blood. These PUN
therefore, supply important deficiency therapeutics
have received the appreciation Of the Acado
Of Medicine and the principal scientific bodes They "a
employed with certainty Of success against Chlorosis re
Sckness Stomach Complaints Poverty Of the Blood and
regular Menruaton. and preferable 70 the pills Of odd
hons.
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TN BANR or THEODORE
Fros and Theoph Frois individually andas copsrnera
Of the firm Of Theodore frois CoUnited States
Office, Diftrct Of Louisiana, Orleans January - loo
This to give notice that on the lh day Of Jsnusry y
1859 In bankruptcy issued against the estates
Of Theodore and Theophe fros individually and 81
copartner Of the firm Of Theodore Frois Co.. Of the
Of Louisiana who have been sdudgsd bsnkupts on their
petition that the payment debts and delivery
Of any property belonging such bsnkrupts to them
and the transfer OF any property BY them are
said bannps prove their debts and to choose one or more
assignees estates will be held Court Of Bank
rupcy TO BE- holden AZ No Al Exchange Place in the city
New before Donsten Augusn, Resister
Jas fe2O q. 3. Marshal, District of Louisiana
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NO More Copeiba and Cubeps.
aRIuAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID ExTKAOI o,
MATIOo VEGETABLE
Where all medicines have failed these preparation
yin always effect These insure rapid and extsordlns
and chronic Of privata dseas
They used In the hospitals Of Paris BY the celebrated
Bicord found greatly superior 70 all hitherto know
mineral remedies and Oopaba and Oubsbs The injection
used IN recent and capsules IN chronio oAsaa
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MEDICAL.

DOPEs CURE FOR COUGHs. JoLDs
ASTHMA. ETC.
In al Diseases Of the Throat Lungs squng the uss
Of mild soothing and decidedly efficient rem, this pro
psrstion may be used BY persons Of all n "ths In
mewling pukng In ts arms" tvhsre the
sixth age shifts into the lean and sppered paoon with
much prospect relief as from formula IN
PoPES CURE FOR COUGHS has bee used In this
city for over ten years. with increasing demands put In bot
lies ct 75c. each. Tryh JOHN HPoPk.
Druggist, corner jackson and Prysnis streets.
Sold also BY JOHN DrBEHNEvILLE, nggist, corner
Camu and Poydres streets
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I'm BAUKRUPTCy = ESTATE OF LEvY
Sterp Of New individually and as copartner OF
Levy Stern Co.. Of Victoria Tsxasunsd States Mnrshs
Once District Of Louisiana New Orleans Janusy H. l5o
This IL 10 give that the day Of January,
1863 In bankruptcy issued against the estate
Of Levy Stern Individually and OF New Orleans
the parish Of Hsste Of Louisisna who was I'd
judged bankrupt on hi. ow. pssn that the
to said bsnIrupt 70 him or for bis use. and the
that nesting Of the creditors the said bankrupt to prove
their debts choose more sssnees Of his
will be held Al Court Of Bankruptcy TO be holden at No.
Al Exchspg &c Place city OF New Orleans Louisiana
before Donation Augusn Register the 10Th day OF Feb
ruary, A. D, ls69, st II O'Clock n. n,ox
ial2 fs2O u 3. Marshal, District Of louisiana
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

In BANKRUPTCY-EsTA OF JOHN W
lBhfour-unitsd States MarshsIs Omce-Dissrict OF
Louis ana lev Orleans january IL, 1S6e-fhs 70 give
notice that the 9th day Of January A. D. 1869, WL
Bankruptcy was ssusd against the estate OF Jonn
State Of Louisiana who was sdudssd banfsp, on MS own
property belonging such bankrupt him bis and
transfer Of any property BY him forbidden BY law
that meeting the creditors Of said bankrupt 70 prove
their d. BITS asgnecs OF his
viii be held ct Court Of Bankruptcy holden NO.
Donation Augustu. Rsess on the 10Th dag OF Feb
ro al S ~ Ell HERROu,
jal2 fe10 q. 8. Marshal District Of Louisiana
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4 MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BoYR

o September l5th, 1893 KIRBY SMITH, with Q corps q
,- j, 1t Newcastle, Kensucsy,
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-PRKPARED BY a.
GRIhAULT CO.. ~
Chemists 10 II. L Il. Prince Napoleon. Para
This medicine presents In agreeable form, the sc
principles Of Peruvian Bark the best OF t0nics ooml
scrbed BY the most eminent physicians Of Paris 10 e.
Chorosis (0reen sicknc-zJ 10 facilitate the deveopent
young females and restore health and vgor SYST,
In general rapidly the distressing stomach ca
plants caused BY anems and leucoTrhea which ades
often subject reguarizes and facilitates the How Oh
cstsmenia, and 10 also excellent for pale lymphatc
scrofuous children Lastly excites the appetite prone
digestion end u extremely beneficial all persons vi,
blood been impoverished BY Illness or long and an
and speedy.
y. DUoovoEs,
80 Chartrss stree
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CPECyAL TREATMENT OIL CHRONIU
- DIsEAsEs-DR- De BAUssET win tke charge OF and
following chronic diseases, via Secret
Diseases Whites Ulcsrsl Rheumatism, 9ou
Dyspepsia Chlorose Liver Complaint DISEASES Of the Urnn
~ Organs and Deafness Consultations day from
o'clock I'll ct his ofce, oOreAns and boar-
bon streets Residence. No. a Dsuphine sreet
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The Examination and Picnic at
Forest Academy.

The examination came off At For.
est Academy ON Friday last, aud
was attended by a large number OF
the patrons of the school and citi-
2ens. The exercises were conducted
IN Il thorough manner, and the pu,
pills acquitted themselves with credit
to themselves and their excellent
teacher, Miss Nida Spencer, whose
efforts to accomplish the arduous
task she had undertaken were
crowned with success, and was an
evidence of the appreciation on her
part Of the requirements of the
youthful mind in its search after
knowledge. After a thoraro6 ox.
animation 81 lie pupils in the va.
'f9hs branches taught, first honors
were awarded Miss Josie Rutber.
ford and Miss Collie Spencer, and
honors Of the second class were
Miss Ada Spencer and
Miss Bette Randolph. The exer-
cises OF the school being ovor q,
excellent dinner was spread beneath
the trees in the surrounding grove,
and the assomblage were invited to
partake, which they did with a full
appreciation Of the good things pre-.
pared for them. After dinner the
crowd enjoyed themselvcsin various
innocent amusements until the day
was drawing to a close, whcn, with
many pleasant memories, they dis
oersed.
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n fs District Commasdsf =
sai n lhs interest ~ o. Egglsfl1a
Ct4h n DsfuH ~ IN ~ ugahf
iafs mlffspfaaeats.l HEN Tisy
Vi shh1ahfad bin as a pafH ,
~ niat faction smf therefore tis
Hes iaifly fseeei ~ p1HeJ which
l5pFostfbi ~ persons ~ mii
'er Wlelhsf hey have hss6 south
sH tyah5ii ~ Northern soldiers
wio oppose Acknowledgement sBl
dyocaie he doctrine chat will
wcufs civil God political rights 10
W citizens 10 The former 81
these tlasies belongs NJ Hopkins,
hle Sheriff Of Caibone and 10 the
latter, NJ Morris, late Sheriff d
Carol county and both llese nm
excepiIonable officers have been
expelled under The rule of the We.
gleslon faction, which notwIlk.
standing its professions Of btemIi.
y, out. Bfownlow's Brownlow IN
the prospective practices which
even be has become ashamed of and
fepudiated IL clarion
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Republican Convention.

By reference to another column
will be seen the proceedings of the
convention held here on Saturday
last Tor the purpose of nominating
delegates TO the State Convention at
jackson, on the 9TH of July, by the
Republican party Of this county.
We publish these proceedings that
the intelligent portion Of our COM
munity may keep acquainted with
the movements Of the common enc
my--tho Radical party. We have
ne sympathy with, or very little re.
@pcct ior,tho Republican party of this
county. The uoticesof the meeting
had been carried to every portion of
the county, and large assemblagco OF
blacks was present, with about a
dozen leading spirits with white
skins, but with hearts filled with
vile corruption and as black with
iniquity's coloring touch as it could
give. The meeting was called to
order and addressed by Maj. Howe,
who was a little conciliatory in his
remarks, but yet thoroughly uncom-
promisingly radical. The meeting
proceeded to business and adopted
resolutions expressive of the sense
OF the Republican party in this
county; aud we wssGM caiI a brief
consideration eff these resolutions.
They declare ogStRst prescription
and ask for universal suffrage and
general amnesty. Is there anything
peculiar in the resolutions against
prescriptions We think there is.
Last summer, when the odlous Con-
stltution wasreeking withmalignant
proserptive clauses, this very party
ana these very men, who had assist
ed in the framing OF that Constita-
ton, sought by every means in their
power to fasten it upon us. And
even after il was defeated in q legal
election they sought before Congress
and aso President to set inside that
election and tiarust it upon us. They
say that prescription was right then.
but that the time has passed orpro.
scription, and that they must be lib
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s.i .hs 11
Wsastf. ttsatt aff
s8 ssl f'af i
. atas p sr'g uo ' .t
newt f Ht f lIu
t,i 0hf rsnt tr M
20 a frtm Obj, range ~
rui aH tpff @ a IrfHn
r.-it1u iram iftu fat aN
p u iu wri i.
install ilhy0 I a' erhIY H.uiHtat
$50 have ,u tihiH thH rn.l lhs
900 ttolsftf Of pr t.
hapy i.apifi taf Dyed anl tl
btadsi WH Will it Ir.rlauiI
sD,nd nis mtinr. afsuH Hul mur
a. esarapfead lhs huply on
former yeafs, having drfalHiiIu end
zoe w tts tnek aal after esbauei
ing ltglf with w. D44a paesiot
pause lor awhile ptlata hni wrif
'bc somblan.e of reioc a peace
which ~iapy of W. victims have
laud morc oppressive and Calling
than were to be expected from W.
threatened fortunes. And while ve
linger upon these sad reflections ol
Me- past hope for The future offer.
The sole consolation oi The present.
snd bids rs be Of good cheer and
labor vigilantly for mutual happi.
ness, for thus only can We expect q,
accomplish anything for %oursclyo.
and the generations that may follow
ua and who will be- IN u mcasur,
dependent upon our struggle, ano
examples. This fact should cheer
ua on, and aid us in overcoming
many obstacles in our cudcayorv t,
obtain the wishcd-for state of pros
pcrjty.
In no period of is history has In,
STAR been in a more prosperou
condition, and at no time has it
success been more ~Aattcring. Gu.
circulation is rapidly increasing
thanks to our many friends, and on.
patronage in other respects is 4,
source OF qualification, Our position
IN politics, we believe, has givcr
satisfaction to the intelligent portion
OF the community, and of that W,
tecl justly proud, What we have
been in the past we shall endoavol
to be IN the future, always cndeavor.
ing to promote the best interests OF
our county and state. With this
PRINCIPLE in view, should we 20
aatray it will be an error of the head
and not OF the heart.
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Manhood: low Lost, How Re.
i stored.

Just published a new edition
k.<A DR.. C%uLvERwELLs Essay on
&exadissai { ar5 twfthout mrdi.
- ne) Of Spefmatorhea, or
Seminal Wsness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, Impokry, Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, Impfhents to Marriage, etc.; also
Consumption bilepsy, and Hts; induced by
acknowledgement sexual c~xtraagance.
naysPrice, la sealed envelon, only 6 cents.
The celebfad author, in mis- admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful pratice, that the alarming conse-
quences of selabuse may be radically cured
dngerous use of internal Medicine
Or the applicaon of the knife; painting ont a
node Of cursst once simple, certin and eifec-
ual, by meas Of which ever, sufrer, no
natter whatis condition may 6e, MY cure
limself chealy, privately, and r%slicall,.
This Leotre should be in To haads of
very youth nd every man in thu land.
Sent, unde seal, in a plain envelope, b any
ddress, poshaid, on the receiptf six cents.
r two POD stamps. Also, Dr.. 9ulvewsllis
Marriage Tide" price as cents. IAddrs the
ablishers, CHAS. j. O. KLINEkCp'.
l27 Bosery, New York, r. o. bx ASS,
july4.ly
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~SI.PlUL l.,

With an able aKil eloqent dissertation b
Professor Leonard Bacon Of Yale Oolleg'
Commended by tn most iminent divines an
ablsst scholars in ii parts,f or country. A
Exact Reprint Of The lsest English "PEC
PIES EDITION., and Ggtrs from all otAer
by the substitution, by thu authors, of transl'
tons and notes 10 Englisl In place Of name'
GUS quotations and notes D foreign language
I Know of no work nat can rival thi'
its clear and fascinating discussions are II
very thing we need. Rev 3. W, Mcdonald, ]
D., LII. D., Lebamyf et! r
1t should be inhX l1.ry of every family
where the Engfi laniage is spoken. 4.
Milligan, PresidenEentay University.
Dr., Bacon's md fDsntection with this
edition is a tow bf tiengtb. Rev. JOS. 7.
futile, D. D., Pred nj glbash College.
1t is one of the ,Sst asructiye and delight
full books ia existed. nv, John A. Broadus,
D, D. Greensille, II.
1t is a work of selig merit and is. eaicu-
lated TO do great ID. bv. W. W. Gardner,
Prof in Bethel CHgeKy.
It is an inexhastbl sorehoase of thought
and information BE. y A, Osborne, D. d.
st, Louis, Me-
No work in tkIlagages approximates It,
Rev. Mark HopkiS m President Williams
College.
fwouId rccom6ndAs unsurpassed literary
and historical wrk to. Rev. v. y. Drake
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vERTISENRNTS
COTTON PLANTERS READTHIs.
Cotton win now DO picked from the
balls on the bush BY Machinery.

This ingenious machine consists Of simply A
metallic tube or hollow arm, provided with In.
gers likc the hpaan hand that rapidly pick the
cotton FROM the balls, and pass II quick A
thought through the hollow arm into a sack
swung from the shoulder. II can be operated
very rapidly and has the capacities Of The hu.
man hand many times multipled-doing the
work Of five or six men, aud does il better.
picks no dirt with the cotton, does not crush the
staple, or injure the hbre, and any one with no
skill and little labor can ase Il.
1t Is all metal, simple, neat, strong, durable and
cannot get out OF order.
1t Is small and light, and con vcnient TO han.
die, the operator stands erect, and without
stopping or reaching up picks every pod on the
bush.
1t is wonderfully simple, and ranks among
the great labor saving machines of this ace Of
progress, and will soon become the indispens-
able companion of the cotton gin ard the press
on every plantation, The price places it With
in the reach of all.
Price, SIC 90. Send post Office order or
draft on New York and the mrchine wilt>be
promptly sent by express or shipped rs directed
COTTON PLANTERS LABOR SAVING co
luhezo-3m' ~ Barclay ST, N. Y.
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The Mammoth Oil.

we claim for this oil many merits over coal
or kerosene oil among which are the following;
Il is uon-explosivc, hence it is perfectly safe.
II is cheap.
1t is cleaner, and leaves no grcase on any,
thing 1t may come in contact with.
II does not scent or smoke the chimney. III
1t makes a much better and softer hight. and
a given quantity will burn as long as the same
amount Of coal or Kerosene, or any other Kind
Of burning fluid.
1t may be used in any Of the coal oil lamps,
simply with the Coal Oil Mammoth Comet
Burner, which Is acknowledgcd by all 10 DO the
best in use,
MARK CARTER,
Peach Creek, Miss.
ovn. he right for fanola county.
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The Stass Of Miniosirpis psno,s esunty.
Probate Court, April Tern, ioeel
70 Richard Brown snd Gbsna nunwa. !.
You are oited to.Appenr bs1brs the HSeAsas
Court Of said county, Il ~ esurt-houos thsre-
Of on the eth NonAsy ID Juas leoo. "a
show ceuss Why Tie estats & Jsuss Z NS6vn.
deceased, shsuld net b declars1 ipsolvent. !
prayed Dr. In the pstiaon of D q Yam.
adninissrssos. nov % Gle IN this oouyt.
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