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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-04

THE effect of DR.. Walkers VINEGAR Rsr-
TIERS, even when taken for its cathartic prop
critics, are very different from those Of any
other medicine prepared specifically for that
purpose.
There If no nausea or disturbance Of the
stomach, and instead of causing any sense
of languor, or debility, it seems rather to
invigorate the whole system, and excite the
kcenest appetite.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-04
A sYmPATmETIC CHORD.
The Oregonta. Of january 9th eays

The Ofegonta1s OF january 9th says !:
"The vigorous onslaught Of Mr..
Dawes upon the Departments for their
too high estimates, Notwithstanding it's
evident unfairnees in somo respects,
seems to have struck sympathetic
chord in tho breasts Of the Republicans
in Congress and oil over the country s
The following are some of the Vi
brations of the sympathetic chord"
reported by telegraph
Kelly replied to Dawes speech
made yesterday. He said Dawes pur-
sued dog in tho manger policy,
and took unfair standards OF compare
sons, in comparing tho estimates this
year with tho appropriations OF last
year"
"Dickey also replied to Dawes"
- -
"Mr. Trumbull denounced Mr..
Dawes misstatemonts. :"
- =
"In tho House, Butler, of Massa-
chusetts addressed tho committee in
reply TO tho speech of his colleague,
Dawes. He reviewed tho speech at
length, claiming that Dawes assor-
tions were not based upon facts, or
were based upon mistaken views Of
facts. ~ = He devoted
q large portion OF his. speech to the
personal and political criticism Of
Dawes, whom he accused of attacking
the Republican party for purposes oi
aaIf a f,orra n dtznvnauf -
Mr.. Dawes appears to have been
single-handed in the contest. After
he had replied to these Republican
gentlemen, Mr.. Butler made second
onslaught upon him, which the telo-
graph of january Goth alludos TO in
this way: "Mr. Butler spoke in reply
to Mr.. Dawes attack on he administra-
tion."
The foregoing shows, notwithstand-
ing the unanimity of the Committee,
that there was no unanimity upon the
subject among tho Republican mem
bers of the House. Tho nearest ap-
proach there was 10 il was displayed
in the attack upon Mr. Dawes.
We think that Afr. Butler struck the
'sympathetic chord when he called
Dawes speech an attack upon the ad-
ministration. That is precisely what
it amounted to. It showed shameful
extravaganza in all of the Departments
"a throwing away of public money
largely in excess OF that said to have
been practiced under Johson's admin
istration. It shows that while this ex-
trayagance is going on, q system OF
falsehood and deception is practiced
upon the people by which they are in
duced to believe that Mr.. Grant is sue
cessfully pursuing retrenchment-cur-
failing expenses and inaugurating a
wonderful reign of economy, general
ly. Our belief is that Dir. Dawes il
fighting corruption in his own party,
entirely or almost alone, and that he
viii be compelled either to recede
from his position or be put down for
disloyalty by his party.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-04

WONDER if the Radical proposition
to invest money in the next election is
suggested by the returns on their in
vestments two years ago? On that
occasion they put in Cayuse horses,
saddles, watches and things to ruin
Gus extent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-04

Tn OregonSan complains because
We said it favored Chinese Immigra-
ton. Misunderstood thatpapert to most
unnistakably take the position,
some time since, that this State is to be
benefited by Chinese immigration
that We must have cheaper labor il
order to raise wheat, and that the
Ohinamen is needed for that purpose.
is that PAPER opposed to Chinese I'm.
migration2 One little word viii an
swsr the question and set as right il
ne are wrong.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-04

The Oregonian. is still pathetically
directing attention to the corruption
of New York Democrats in expeuding
money to carry elections. A lesson Of
as great practical value and OF more
immediate interest can be learned by
studying the acts of the Union
Republican State Central Committee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-04

THERE is not Republican newspa-
per in Oregon that has dared SO far to
publish the resolutions of the Union
Republican State Central Committee,
endorsing the administration.
Wonder what Ben. Butler will say
Of the loyalty of a party that fears tc
endorse the President louder than a
Whisper
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-04

Az exchange says: ssThe surprising cue
ratiye efficacy of DR.. Walkers VINEGAR Brr-
TKRs, in great variety of chronic diseases,
Especially those which prose obstinate, and
even incurable by the ordinary treatment,
cannot be explained. Nature, aided by art,
has here provided rare combinations oi
medicinal properties, wisely adapted to she
cure OF diseases common to all mankind" !"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-04

The Republican Central Committee
anxiously propose to raise money to
carry the Oregon election for the Re-
publican ticket. Here is an excellent
chance, for a man with more money
than brains, to invest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-04

A divinity student of Benton county,
borrowed Bro. Carriers books on tenn
perance and carried them beyond the
ken of their owner. We are informed
that Carter viii find his books at So
loon in Monroe, where they are pawn
ed for whisky. How will he get them,
that's the question.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-04

THE Cuban Charitable Aid Society
havo published an addrosa to. tho poo.
|ple of the United States in which they
say: "Should an inscrutable Provi.
donoe decree a lapse of tho Cuban
people into despotism, a charity fol
this ruined and desolato people has
not beon moro urgently needed since
the Christian Era
It is less than Q century since the
Republicans Of America wore enacting,
upon larger theater and with o hap.
|pier Issue, the same defense Of liberty
that the Cubans are now making. Il
was fortunate for this country thai
there was no powerful republic to give
it tho sympathy that wo have giver
Cuba. Franco fitted out three ships
for tho cause of American Independ.
denee. America has launched and for.
warded twenty-five gunboats for the
enslayement of Cuba. It is most diff.
ficult to sec how wo are TO wash our
hands Of this wrong-this foul and
most unnatural crime. Coming gen
erations will surely hold this one to a
severe accountability for tho ruin and
degradation of Cuba. The impulsiye
and generous American character has
chafed at tho neutrality policy OF the
Administration. VIII it not resent
the Interpretation that late events have
put upon that policy? Our neutrality
is only for conflicts between tho strong.
We arc the partisan of tho strong
against the weak and helpless-of the
oppressor against the oppressed-oi Of
the most cruel dospotism against
liberty. Republicanism,
Justice and humanity revolt at the in
explicable conduct OF the government
at Washington.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-04

Cor. Woods is regularly advertised
30 preach In the Salem Christian
Church. We hope he viii render his
Maker a little better service than he
has the people Of Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-04

oNE of the Spanish gun-boats has
been wrecked andl on the Colorado
reefs, which seems to indicate that
ProYidenes has not deserted the Gu
bans although all the world seems
TO have done so.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-04

The New York World says: It seems
settled that the Cardiff Giant belongs not
to very remote geological era, but to the
"days when We went gypsuming, long
time ago"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-04
LTRE OREGON STEkM NAVIGATION col,
NOTICE or FINAL sETTLEnIHNT,

eD AMEs N. CHURCHILL, ADMINISTRA-
tor of the estate of Lewis Churchill, deceased,
having this day fled his final account of his Ad-s
ministration of said Estate and rendered the same
for settlement; it Is therefore ordered that
Monday, the 7th day Of Aarck, 1870,
being day of tho March term of this Court, be
appointed for the hearing of objections to such
anal account and the settlement Of the same, and
that notice hereof bc given By publication in the
.'State Rights Democrat" newspaper Of general
circulation in said connty, once week for at least
four successive weeks prior to said day.
BY order Of said Court.
S. A. JOHNS, County Judge.
Jan. Is, 1S69-n25w4.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-04


Tho time for holding the County Conventions 10
elect delegates 20 the State Convention, was left
BY ths Committee to the several County Commit
tees, whose duty it viii be to provide therefor.
The Committee would respectfully urge prompt
action the part of the Democracy Of the several
counties. L. F. GROVER, Chairman.
v. TRBvFrT, Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-04
uEMOcRATlC STATE CONVENTION.

s. xirtnre Of the action Of the Democratic
Suite Convention, which was held Rt Portland. on
Thursday. March 18th, 1858, and of the Democrat
ic State Central Committee, which was held at The
satie place, on jar s, 1870, tho Democratic State
Convention viii be held at
Albany, on Wednesday, the Esd day Of
March, 1870,
a 10 ocleok .. m Of said day. for the purpose OF
nominating Governor, Member Of Congress, Soc
fetry Of State, Treasurer State Printer, Judge Of
Soolad District, Judge Of third District, and
Judge ef Fifth District, to be supported at the
nsxtJuae election.
Be order Of said Committee, representation to
said Convention was based on the vote cast for
Democratic Congressman at the last eleetion Civ
ing 70 each county delegate FOR every seventy
ave Democratic votes cast, and one delegate for
every fraction Of thirty eight and over, but allow
ing each county at least enc delegate therein
which rule Of apportionment will give to tho sew
srai counties the following number Of delegates,
to-Wit:
Benton.........
Bakar
ClafkAmas....... ......
GiasoP..........
Coos
CuFry.
Cotn noia.......a....
DouGtas
JACK 20 on...s. II
Lane. ..s.... II
Linn II
AArion... II
Ault s..s 10
POlk........
UmR1lla
Onio1.....
Washington.
Naseo
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-04

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-04
[Prom lhe RosebuIrg Knslen.l

The new Umpqua Steamer, Swan, sue
cceeded in going up the Umpqua river
some 22 miles above Scottsburg. Not
deeming at best to go further she re-
turned to wait for better stage Of va
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kCMuoIlc 5rGyl. Kew D.
vi in ." visit
IN on the spcOu1 sunday in
.wonth,
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~ See advertisement for DIR. Butts
Dispcnsary, headed Book for the Million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col.
mn. 1t should be read by all.
Aug 20-ly
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Great Distribution,
BY the Empire Gift Company.
CASH GIFTS TO TIE AMOUNT OF $500 900

Ercry Ticket Dr0rs a Prize.
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800 Cash Gifts, each 500
500 Cash Gifts, each 100
SO Elegant Rosewood Pianos each 5000 to zoo
rs Melodeons 70 to 100
$50 Sewing Machines, each 60 to l75
500 Cola Watches, each 70 to soc
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware dc, 100000
A chance to draw any of the abuys prizes
for Is CTS. Tickets describing prizes are Selle,}
in Envelopes and well mixed. On receipt Of
Ok =. a Seaied Ttckct is urawn without choice
and sent by mail to any address The prize
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holder on payment Of One Doitaf. Prizes are
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Ear another of same value. No blanks. Our
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RErEPENcRs:-We select tie following from
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and kindly permitted as to publish them. An
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Send for circular Liberal inducements to
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NEW ApVARTTsHmENrs

1000 Buildings Burned. SOS, 900. 600 or
PrrPERTr DEsrRorED. Hrr.ags SUE in
'o"taoE@qPie. "Tie only SIZE Which p,,.
sereea IL c0atenls."
CoSsiASnNopLp, Turkey. June q. 10.
MessFs' Herring, Farrell 4 Sherman. N. IL
Dtor Atrs | arrived hare with nv family
recently aud had an interview with our Mini.
'er, Hon. Z. Joy Norris, who told me that one
OF your safes, kept in the U. s. Consulate here
tsaS he only one ub0,e cOatsak mere f,yDd nm.
DIched By he Lite fire. ! now have il on ex.
hl6l'ion and have obtained some Important
orders. am your obedient servant,
A ID DTAOKInEs.
HERRlNGS PATENT CHAMPION SAFES.
" Tie H'ost reliable protection from a,e ao,g
kAOUA."
HEkRlNGS NEW PATENT BANKERSSAFR,
with the new combination If hardened sterl
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Herring 4 FIoyd's Patent)
HERRING, FARRELL 4 SHERMAN
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FAkREL, HERRING d CO., P~hiladolphia'
HERRING 4 co Chicago.
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'eahs' sept l0-4ws
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Dyspepsia, head
iaundice, cost
iveness, sick head
Acha. chronic diarr-
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COMMISSIONER Sale.

Sept. 3, 1870. 81 Trustee
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Trustees sale.

.WbY VIRTUE Of the provisions II a eer.
ID tain deed Of trust made n7 XtviA
Beaslce and Ann Beasler, on the lSth day
Of MARCH A. D. 1859. 70 secure to Henry NJ.
Hunter the sum Of one thousand dollar,
mentioned therein. the said deed being 70.
corded In record Book Of Deeds o, on pages
70. 24S and 249, Of Noxubee county in the
State OF Mississippi, the undersigned Trustee
will proceed to sell 70 the highest bidder,
for cash, at public cutlery, before the dOUft.
house door In the town Of Macon, IN said
Noxubee county and State aiOresail, on
Monday the 2eth day Of September, 1870,
the following described pieces and parcels Of
land, lying aud being situate in said counts
and State. TO wit the south hall, and ten
acres Off the south end Of the west half Of
the northeast quarter Of section ~. less ten
acres of the north end Of the east hail the
southeast quarter ef said section II, aud lots
! 8 and II less ten acres of the north end Of
said lot 10, in section Is, and Sl In township
IA, north Of range II east. togethe: with ap
%purtancnces theEeuRtO belonging.
Tbs above property win be sold to saiiHy
a balance due of about $3.50 90 on said debt
and the costs Of this trust. The tile to the
above property is believed to be good, but 7
shall only convey such title as is vested IN
me as trustee.
JAMES II. RIVEs,
Sept. 3, 1870. 81 Trustee.
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MACON FEMALE SEMINARY
WILL OPEN
sEPTETdBER T 1870.
TERMS OF TUITION:

For boarding pupils, per session Of
forty weeks .----s ---.ss.s .-s.9Sl" Wv
For local pupils per session, 80 to 80 90
Music and use Of instrument . ......60 90
French, German, Drawing, each,.....S0 %
Incidental fee ...-..2 %
ny Payment for each hall session will be
required 10 advance.
For absence on account OF sickness, a de-
ductlon will be made.
Competent teac ers are secured to I'LL
each department.
Mrs. j. II. Buck, having improved her
health much by rest, will resume her place
as teacher in the school and will give spe-
cial attention to the primary department.
J. ii. BUCK,
Sent 3-4ls Principal.
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPLt
NOxubee County.
I'm Cbancery Court Of Noxubes cOunty.l
Turner Goldsmith
J. W. Maury and G. W. Grant. Sale.
UNDER and by virtue Of a decree Of the
Chancery Court Of NOxubee county in the
State of Mississippi, made at the July term
A.. d. 1870 thereof, the undersigned Com
missioner in Chancery, W II, on Saturday,
the 9Th day Of October, 1870. between the
houra prescribed BY Law, proceed 10 sell at
the cour house door In the town Of Macon.
at public on cry, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described parcels Of
land, lying aud being situate in The county
and State aforesaid, TO wit : NW4 and VI Of
NE4 sec Is; 81 aud WI OF NH and 81 OF
NW4 and 81 Of ~ Of MI sec. 10; NJ see.
80; WI Of SWt and Nj Of Ell Of SW4, aud
NJ of w of SCI seci 80; sWt sec. 20 /,
"! of NWt and 81 sec. 20 NE4 and Ei Of
NW4 and 81 sec. 81 NJ sec. 80 all in
township Is, range II cas-, or 80 much
thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy said
decree and costs.
GEO. s. S WITH,
Sept. 3, 10 st Clerk and Conf.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Sept. 3, 1860, I'd Gle
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CITATION NOTICE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Noxubee County.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Noxubee County.
In the Chancery Court Of said County aud
STATED
j. @. Allgood, administrator,
OF Chas. W. Allen. decd,
W..
Mary ". Baker and husband,
I. G. Baker, Cynthia W.
Williams and husband, -
Williams, Charles T. Allen,
Francis L. Allen and Clar-
ence Allen, minors, and G
A. Welsh, minors, heirs, &c.
Petition to sell reyersionary interest ia land
To Mary NJ. Barer and husband T. G. Baker,
Cynthil Willie Williams and husband -
Williams, Charles 7. Allen, heirs at-lAw
OF Charles W.. Allen, deceased, hOR-rssi-
dents, residing in Robertson county, State
of Texas, post Office Calvert. station en-
Railroad.
YOU and each of you are Oited to appear
before the ChRAcery Court Of said county at
the next term thereof, to be begun and held
in aud for said county. at the court. house
thereof, in the town of Macon, in said coun-
ty, on the second Monday in October next
A. D. 1870, to show cause why the petition
of said Jefferson B. Allgood, administrator
lie bonis non Of the eeLate Of the said ChaA.
W. Allen, deceased, praying for a sale Of
the rrveisionary right title and interest or
inheritance in the dover lands, tenements
and Embellishments after the termination Of
said dover right and interest in said petit
ton mentioned and described, belOn ing to
said deceased's estate, for the payment of
outstanding debts and liabilities, court costs
and commissions, should not be granted a.
PRAYED for, or the same will be taken and
held rs confessed and decreed accordingly.
Issued September I'd 1870.
GEO. S. SMITH,
Sept. 8, 1860, I'd Clerk.
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Lady of Lyons

Dramatic Entertainment will
lNU at the Hall next Friday
hr The benefit Of the Episco,
|lurh III this place. Some of
pCSt amateur talent OF our town
takr part, The pla, selected
n" LaGy Of Lyons !" lis, with
attractions, should secure IL
hMW
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL sell my SASDY-LAND FARM,
\ lying four miles from BrooksVille and
nine from Macob. containing Bro acrrs.
Well improved nice dwelling, good out
buildings, good clubhouse aud screw, and
plenty of good water. | will sell all to-
gethrr or divided, 20 suit the purchaser.
For Information apply on the premises,
Aug ~ L, s. DISMUKES.
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A GENTS WANTED in every city, town
IN and village, for the largest and most
successful DOLLAR HOUSE in the country
ONLY ONE endorsed by the leading Pa
pers and Express Co.'S Of the United States
Our goods give universal satisfaction, our
premiums to Agents CANNOT BE ExCELLED,
and our checks are free, Having two houses
- Boston and Chicago-Our facilities are UN
EQUALLED, and our bu iness exceeds IN
amount all other concerns in this trade COM
bined.
tg@SEND FOR CIRCULARS and FREE
CLUB to 8. q. THOMPSON a. CO.,
1876 FedeTnl Street. Bost "A, or
106 State ST., Chicago.
Aug IL
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Steam Cotton Ginning.
LUMBER LLMBER !!

WE have on hand, constantly, all
w kinds of Lumber, Pine, Oak, Pop
lar and Ash, and viii fill all bills on the
shortest notice, as low as can be afforded.
Delivered ut Macon or Brooksville or at
the Mill. Orders may be left with W. +.
Ferris, at Jacob HoIbcrg q Co.'S and will
have immediate attention.
Z. S. DISMUkES & co.
AuU 0O-0m
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-17


QUERRY-DOcS one see in the
late reduction of the price of do
meStiCS Mt Brooks Il Owens any
effect Of the war in Framed The
Stonewall Factory goods are now
selling at this house ut 134 cents
by the bolt andl4 cents cut.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-17

G#- Black your own boots with the
FRENCH OIL POLISH. You can apply
it in a few minutes, and 1t will shine for
days.
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FOR RENT.

NIY place formerly owned by bird Ivy, and
vi known rs " the Bunch Farm" IL con
tains 500 acres of cultiva ed land, said TO be
one Of the best cotton farms in the county,
For terms apply to Mr.. Lawrence Yates, Ma
con, Noxuhue county, Mis-.
5 ,ptlO w. II. SllACkBLFOND
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Morbid Condition Of the BLOOD

These are the fruitful source of
many diseases, such as S%crofula,
White Swelling, Gout, Rheuma..
tism, Erysipelas, Ulcers, Chronic
Sore Eyes, Swelled Neck, Salt
Rheum, Rmgw0rm, BOils, Carbun.
cles, Pimples, Blotches, and Erup.
tions Of all kinds.
For the cure of these various
affections, which are merely symp-
toms Of Il morbid state of the
Blood, medical skill and science
have not yet discovered 4 Blood
Purifier equal to the
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
SrlLLINGIA.
This great Health ReStorer and
Blood cleansing Cordial thorough,
" eradicates every kind Of humor
and bad faint, and restores the
entire system to a healthy and
perfectly pure condition.
The genuine is prepared only by
PEMBERTON TAYLOR g. CO.,
Chemists, Atlanta, Ga,
Sold by JONES g. FRENCH,
Macon Miss.
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10 Wheeler & Wilson SEWING MA
CHIMES, for sale by
I'd j., & j. W. PATTY & CO.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

he Copartnership heretofore existing
n between IL. +. Pendleton and }. d.
Pepdlcton vas dissolved on the LIST day oil
August, by mutual consent, the style Of tue
firm from and after that time is and will be
II. T. Pendleton, no said J, D. Pendletop
on that day having sold his entire interest III
said concern. All the liabilities Of and due
said concern viii be settled by II 7. PEN
dleton. H. l. : DLn n1,oT
Aug27-4ts D. d. fENDLEloN.
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~ Are You ont Of employment If
so, send for the "7Re Greatest Work of
the A e." Therein You win certainly
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