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a safeguard.

OF all the safeguards that young men
can provide themselves with, We know OF
none that is a prophylactic against more
troubles than a rule firmly laid down,
and resolutely adhered to, never to 60 In
debt. 1t will require no small amount OF
courage and self-denial to live up to it
but, in the end, the results will compen-
safe for all troubles and sacrifices. The
rule will bring its own reward. 1t is the
easiest thing in the world to go in debt ;
it is one of the hardest things in the
world to get out after once getting in
and it is a task of no small difficulty to
keep out. John Randolph once said that
the philosophers stone was comprised ID
these words: ''Pay as you go :" and II
is certain that If the rule were made an
infexible law in ordinary. human deal
ings, it would bring more peace and com
fort to mankind than all the elixirs,
transmuters, solvents and stones that are
likely to be found in the alchemisfs alem-
bic. Keeping out of debt is not so much
positive advantage as it is a protection
against incalculable disadvantage
though the emphatic satisfaction and
freedom which a debtless man feels in
daily contrasting his condition with those
who are embarrassed with obligations is
not to be lightly thought of.
These troubles of debtor are myriad,
and they assail their victim every hour OF
the day. They turn his youth into age
before its time; they make him though
full and anxious when he should be gay
and cheerful; they take the light out OF
L IL raf hrC oh
they obtrude spectre into all his enjoy
ments; they remind him that he Is labor
ing for another than himself, and that the
fruits of his labor are not his own. His
honest sweat belongs to another his tri
umphs and success must be shared by
some one else; his hands and head are
mortgaged in short, he is half a slave
The interest on his debts never slumbers
it goes on accommodating every hour Of the
day, and night, and every day of the
week, through sickness, misfortune anC
idleness, with the pitilessness of an mex
orable enemy ; and even when the poor
debtor has succeeded in keeping even with
the interest, the principal remains in it.
original bulk, unreduced a single dollar
A man in debt never knows what he il
worth nor how he is getting along he il
liable to a constant delusion. he ina
gines he is prosperous, when he is succeed
ing in making money for another. Ht
imagines he owns the home his family live
in, when, in fact, it may belong to some
body else and he cherishes the FOND
fraud on himself till the remorseless mort
gage, or deed of trust comes and sweep;
all away Good credit is a treasure, but
the chief advantage of it is in having it,
not using it.
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Best Polishing Powder for Glass
and Metal.

Lord Rose had some difficulty in pol
ishing the mirrors of his great telescope
and after trying various powders, finally
adopted the red oxide of iron, jewellers
rouge, carefully prepared for the pur
pose.
The hydrated sesquioxide of iron is
precipitated from solution of pure sui
plate of iron (green vitriol,) and thor.
oughly washed. 1t is then well COM
pressed to free it from moisture, and af
forwards exposed to a somber red heat, as
viewed in the dark.
The important precautions to be OBJ
served are to employ an excess of ammo
MIA, pure sulphate of iron, and not to
raise the heat above the point just indi-
Gated. The product ought to be deep
red with shade of yellow.
Lord Rose tried soda and potash, but
was not able to obtain as good an article
as with ammonia the color was unsatis-
factory and it did not polish as well.-Sci-
entifc American.
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TINE subscriber offers for sale the above seed
Il the present years product from seed inn
ported from David Dickson, of Sparta, Geor-
SD pickinps will be two dollars and half per
bushel or two dollars for amounts over twenty
bushels. There will be limited amount above
my own wants of seed that have been selected
again as improved seed, the price OF which will
be 81 per bushel. The later pickings, Of which
there viii be large quantity, can be sold fol
one dollar per bushel.
Parties ordering seed from a distance can
have them forwarded from Summit.
This variety of seed is twenty days more for.
ward than any ether variety-gives a much
larger yield and turns out more lint cotton.
Apply to me directly, or TO J. n. Atkensor
& Bro.
WALTER L. CAMPBELL,
Summit Miss.
nov1-5m
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No farmer ought to be without good
vegetable garden. To have the luxury
of early vegetables, it should be attended
to this month. If the ground is in order
peas may be sown. The rest of the gar
den should be well MANFRED, deeply plow-
ed and SUBSIDIZED. Hyou have not already
planted Irish potatoes they may be plant
ed now, weather permitting; cotton seed
put in the drill with the potatoes is one of
the very best manures. The Early Rose
is one of the very best varieties. With
deep and thorough preparation, and ample
manuring, there il no acre Gu the planta-
lion or farm that viii give % good return
- the garden. ~> From the Field and
Factory.
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DIR. Franklin once remarked, ''When ]
see house well furnished with books,
newspapers and magazines, there Igener-
ally see intelligent and well-informed
children; but where there are no books OF
newspapers, the children are often found
ignorant. if not profgate"
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CYRUS MARSH, Jr.
University of Mississippi,
DEPARTMENT OF LAW.

FINDER the direction of HENRY CRAFT, ESQ,
~ Professor, aud J. NJ. PHIPPs, Adjunct
Professor of Law this Department is now in
regular operation, with the usual facilities.
Necessary expenses need not exceed S33 1-3
per month, for tuition, board, lodging, wash
ing and lights.
THOS. f. b. PEG UBS,
Secretary of Board Trustees
Oxford, Miss, Dec 3, 1870.
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TERMS PER SESSION on ToRrY WIN.

Board, including everything but lights ....I
and towels (sl4 per MONTH .......,.- it' '
Tuition, Literary Department inclu- ban.
ding Latin and Greek Language.
French, Music and Ornamental branches l't
al rates.
P0ntotoc IL an inland town, nineteen m...
west Of Tupelo, NJ. q q. r. r.. 49,.
The Institution II pr0fesscdIy one o.
cheapest and most thorough Femole tti"t'
in the State.
A hack runs from Tupelo 10 Poui0ia- '
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Send for n Catalogue and look into the Z.
TEN pursued.
Session opens first Monday OF sep. a'
closes the third week Of June.
Aug23w6ms
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HERRING's NEW PATENT BANKERS
SAFEs-The only safes combining wrought
iron and hardened steel with the Patent Frank
ant to Burglars tools ever jet invented
Oct EsW6m.
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| UNHE undersigned druggists offer fr ..f.
4 the following reliable and efficient rs-.
dies, and are authorized 10 guarantee a--...
every case. TesF against humhurgerF Ii ~
position. First-this guarantee Isa B6rI.....
Of many others who have tested chem ~ 800
Second-Their formulas are given T.-I
They are guaranteed by their manufaftnrsr.
Pemberton, Taylor q Co. Mauuhcurrr
Chemists Atlanta, Ga. f0urlh-Thft f,h
= ready cash sale where dcnltrs are tfssf.s
with consignments OF similar preparnl.t,
CALIFORNIA FEVER a AGUE SPECIFIC
For Chlls and Fever, Billions ana lr.,-.
mittcnt Fevers, and preventative furHfIs4..
GUS diseases. IL has the highest iuI8rsl-.-..
from Druggists and Physicians. Formula
known 10 them.
GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP
The most pleasant and efficient rcm,3r Y.
all diseases Of the throat and lungs. au I'D
by Druggists as one Of the staples Dol 1s..
cine.
COMPOUND EXTRACT OFETYLBNGTA OR
QUEEN S DELIGHT
For Scrofula, Whitcswolliura UIfrr.rt
scores, syphcls ia all of ita forms. and Ms.
eases arising from impure blood. aud has lHs
endorsement of Physicians who know ua
formula, and have used TT in their practice
and is staple with Druggists. Formula put.
| lished.
TAHLORS ANTI-DYspEPTtC ELIXIR
For Dyspepsia, Liver Cosplaint and .Iasf
, diseases, arising from dis0rdrrcI lIyrr and
stomach. Itseldom fails TO give relief Ar
ply for Formula.
BUCK s. BNILY,
DruggisL
km. JACKSON MISS
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DRES RYTERIAL FEMALE
m COLLEGIATE MNSTGilIh
PONTOTOC, MISS.

Rev. JAMES -. WEST. ....... Prl1af
Natural Science und Metaphysies.
PRoF. y. r. WTnRRsPoON, Latin aH.
Mathematics.
MISS JULIA y. GRAY, Greek and EumM
Literature.
MRS EMMA WITHERsPOoN. Preparatory pr
partment and History.
MRS. NJ. II. WEST, Music, phyIol0gy aA4
Botany,
MISS A. VAssKR Ornamental DEPARTING"
and Assistant Teacher OF Music.
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Do storekeepers insult their clerks when
they tell them to shut up?
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

4 long question-The eight-hour ques
ton.
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If these experiments were conducted
with accuracy, they would seem to prove
that artificial ice would have the prefer
ence over the natural production of our
lakes and rivers for transportation on ship
board, and for refrigerating mixtures.
One series of experiments is scarcely suf-
ficient to settle question of this impor-
fauoa
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81. -. WiIIett

For the sale Of the following articles, NJ Nae
ufacturers' Prices;
YNIE Standard American Billiard TtH
Il with the celebrated Phelan q t0.fr.r
Combination Cushions.
Jenny Lind Tables, Pigeon Hole It..a
Phelan's Combination Cushions.
Billiard Cloth, best,
Bagatelle and Pigeon Hole l.H0
Cues, well seasoned, various weights.
Court Plaster OF an col0rs.
Cue feathers, French, Sclf-Adhcsiyc LCsIltr
Clamps for leathering Cues
Cue-Cutters, Leather IrIrrfr'
French Billiard Chalk
Cue Cement keys Patcnt,) Billiard Busam
Dye STUFF for coloring Balls,
Billiard Balls, all sizes,
Balls Turned and la'r'.
Small Pool Balls, Pool Boards. Pool Ea.
Pool bottle, leather, Ten Pins
Ten Pin Balls, an Sizes
Composition Billiard Balls, Fifteen Ball Pol.
Rondo Balls, Bagatelle Balls
va Tables made 10 order, and old tables sa.
down and rehtted with the celebrated Fhth.
Il COllender Combination Cushions. hnl a'
kinds Of Billiard Table repairing neatly DOM.
july26wGm
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LEM. ~ YERGER,

A T It ORN Ely AT LAW,
AND
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERT.
MCNutl, SunlOWer Co., Miss,
Ess- Special attention given 90 payment Of
taxes, and to the purchase and sale of rst
estate. nugf 90 uiy
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Comparison of Natural and ArIi.
fetal Ice.

The French company Messageries i'm
qoer'iGtes, wishing to ascertain what kind of
ice would be preferable for their vessels
navigating the Suez Canal, caused expert
ments to be made under identical circum-
stances with several varieties, with the
following results: Time required to melt
200 pounds of ice:
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Ayers
airVigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color,
a0ih the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
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Tn the District Court Of the U. s. for tho
Southern District Of Mississippi.
Assfgnees Sale.

LIZ TIE MATTER OF THE
MISSISSIPPI NAxuFAcrURISG Co.. Bankrupts.
n. tbs Tetftio. If Creditors
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dec1T
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THE BEST BOYS AND GIRLS
MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
Demorest's Young America.

Always sparkling with Interesting Stories
Poems Music, Puzzles, Travels, Games, and 9TH
or Pleasing Features, all PROFUSELY ILLUS
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elevate the taste Cf the young and make their
lives useful, truthful, aud happy.
Single copies, % cents post-free Yearly, 81,
or with a choice Of the following beautiful and
valuable premiums 10 each subscription, for 30
cents extra; fine Parlor Chrome, worth So
OF two interesting Juvenile Books, bouRd IN
cloth and gilt worth Sl.I5 post-frce or q fine
pearl handled two-bladc Pocket Knife and pal
Jet Of best Paints. post-free or a very powerful
hlss-mouuted, doublc-cylinder, ivory-tippcd
adjustable Microscope, worth g., postage q
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Address
w. JENNINGS DEMOREST,
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Dec. !, 1871
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TO cONsumPrlYEs.

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w cayeJ ~ That d5egd dbue, CunmP
NoH ~ simple remr9H d, 0sJi.u p
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with the postal system is especially recon-
meuded
A defence Of the Ku-KIux act, aud It's
enforcement follows next The prOcla ma
ton of martial law in nine counties OF
South Carolina Is declared to have been an
imperative necessity, aud the old stories Of
outrnges perpetrated, and of combinations
too powerful for the State authorities to
resist, are rebashed and diiated upon.
PolyEamisis Of Utah are said to have
been Justly dealt with and "the majesty
of the law sustained" But Congress Is
asked to au,horiEa the Territorial Legis-
lature to declare the legitimacy If al chill
dren born prior to a tine fixed 10 the act.
The Indian peace policy Is said to have
been attended with favorable results, and
liberal appropriations are recommended for
the purpose of carrying !; out more fully
than heretofore
Some platituies then follow about re gard
ing the public lands as heritage 90 our
children, and that they be disposed of on
~ to actual settlers.
The Census, and the operations Of Tie
Bureaus, are next touched upon briefly as
preliminary TO asking an Increase &C sala-
RES tor the Heads Of Bureaus and officials
holding positions of responsibility.
Ii is submitted 20 Congress whether the
time has not passed for granting entire
amnesty to those S"utbcrner- who are BOW
deprived of the right to hold o(G-. Tha
disturbed condition Of The u.a.r States
is referred to, ond the Yes Grafton of the
leading men to the rights OF which they are
now deprived, suggested as both advisable
and polite. But, it is added: "lf there
" are any great criminals, distinguished d.
I" boyo all others for the part they took in
/" opposition to the Government, they might,
" in the judgment Of Congress, be e2clud-
@ ed from such amucsty."
The remainder Of the Message Is made
up Of matters relating to tho District o!
columbia the Chicago fire Immigrants,
aud laws for their better protection; re-
commentator to Office dishonest officials,
and civil service reform, on none Of which
topics is anything said Of any special ian
portance.
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PENsIoNs.-It appears that up to the
2nd instant the pension bureau has dispos-
ed of IL GAG applications for pensions un-
der tho act granting pensions to tho survi-
vors and widows of the war of 1912, aud Of
which number All have been rejected and
1O,239 granted, as follows; To survivors
9,059, to widows 1850. There are now
pending 15,438 applications Of survivors
and $40 applications of widows, making
in all q 1897 applications on file, which are
being disposed Of at the rate of five hun
dred per week The uniform pension IN
der this act is eight dollars per month.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-12-08

Tie New Ydfk Sns (Repnllicln,)
in noticing the existence Of so organization
in some Of the Southern States to orcour.
age the emigration from that section, Of
worthless whites and blacks to the North.
ern States, by paying them 70 leave, says {;
"There is DO occasion FOR any complnc'ion
of conscience On the score. There Is no
probability that the society will ever send as
many thieves North as We haro sent
South; and, moreover, it is not asked
that We shall make their transported ras-
Gals, Goven'r, and m'mhars Of Congress,
or give them the control ofour State fnap-
ccs. It vii. require lively export Of
thieves 10 the North to ,uru tho balance
Of trade against us"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-12-08

New DEFINITION OF HONESTY The
Lexington, Missouri Ciacusiap thus de-
fines honesty "uoncsty is that sacred
principle, which an:matcs qusr:crmlstcrs,
commissaries and paymasters, government
contractors and collectors, railroad ring,
and Wall street gamblcrs-Iis the PRONE
thoan fire that warns the bosom9 Of orr
Hodges, Blil"ys, Susiskys, Scots, Bal
locks, Stokcses, Beosiie Buffers, Tweels &
Grants-lts the high-prossuro engine that
moves generals; congressman, legislatures,
carpet-bag governors, chief justices, iufer-
nal revenue vermin, and olf,o-pedlyng,
bribc-gobbliOg prcSidents-Its the divine
affiAtus, that Restraints your fellow traveller
to eternity from s~indling you, just when
ever he has no chance to DO it. Honesty
is vilainy too shrewd to be found out; dis
honesty is only the folly Of being caught
in the act"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-12-08

GST The monthly statement of the Ma
tional debt for November shows decrease
Of the debt for the month of So ,462, OSO
IS, and decrease since March 1st Of S72,-
457479. The entire decrease since the in
auguration Of President Grant is S2O4, 754,-
Alb. The whole debt is now reduced to
81, PAS, PSI 1867.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-12-08

re Governor CAMPBELL, of Wyoming
Territory, on the 9th inst, sent message
to the lower branch of the Legislature We
tOing tho bill repeating the Woman's Suf-
frage act.
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aTTLe Alexandria ,

BTTho Alexandra Go.cue says that 2
strong effort is now being made to secure
tho repeal Of the present duty on salt, and
petitions to Congress for the abolition of the
tax arc in circulation for signatures 1T is
stated that by the increased cost Of the ar
ticle in consequence Of the imposition of the
duty some slO,O0O,OOO goes annually into
tho hands Of the salt monopolists, wbilo the
g. S. government receives inravenue from
the collection Of the tax only Sl,2OO,OOO
yearly.
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NEWS OF THF-DAY.

in aud near lie city cf Nv York The
aggregate paeity of Prodgfpopsls elcscr
thousand barrels Of rcEacd euS~t per dsy
IA SHOWER # winged ants recently fell
m Pennsy lvanil NEARLY 1,cO0,OO
Fersians have been starved 20 death O.
mo expended last year in 40 educational
way 81 ,l50, $50 90. .Turs is the bead
log OF paragraph in Western paper, re-
cordirg suicide 'sHe blew his head offt.
Bilious, poor and disheartened.g The gnu
muzzle IN his mouth, his toe on tho trig
ger, and up goes bis hair. - Is france
they make -four aud starch from hpr.s-
ches;nuts. IA SHEET iron Church, 10
bold two hundred woTshippers, has been q.
rected IN London. TIM presence Of a
goat makes rats and rice git -. y SA-
CRAMENTo assessor took advantage OF run
on savings bank to observe those who
withdrew deposits, and caught several lug
glng away fcw thousand apiece who had
worn two days before that thcy dill not
owu cent. THE Cincinnati GG zetic says
ide residents aad 'urncrs IN ;Iat CITY,
drank during tie year ending Oqtoher, 3
b ,324 gallons Of lager beer, at the cost
bv the glass "f over six and a halt million
dollars. This was at therpte e Iuore ihau
thirty seven N lone tor each ,psn, won,au
aud child WHEN train was showed iu
on the Kansas P1c He Bailcnld the other
day, hundred, of butfa,ocs gathered around
The cars, seeking shelter from the hurri-
cane. DURING the past year, 4,O31 BIZ
bl, S, 10000 New Testamenls aud 81 600
copies Of The Gospel have been distributed
IN ~ a.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For oil the purposes OF Laxative
Medicine.


"a Perhaps no ono neil
~ cine ~ so universally re.
~ CURED hr eyCryb1.6 IS
-" ctthartic, nor was cyet
TiFsEzz5FS527{tssN any before 80 uuIFctsai
ES-@sA4sz@tsSS1 l. adopted into use in
I every country and aInour
A--GAfI al classes, as tu,- mid
EFEVGW8SH but efficient ptrgitige
~ ~ TiH. The obvious rca-
--r {Sx.Sz-eEttI HOn is, That it's am,rc re-
ez<sssss.--1s ssssg,stsao liable aud far more eGco
other Tb5se who have
tried 1t, know that it cured thorn; those WI, have
not, know that IL cures their ueynbors au7 .nds
and all know that what 30 does once Il dos, ai.yavs
that It never fails through any fault or neZe-t1r
It's composition. We have thousands uDon th1n-
sands Of certis Of their remark able cures o. Tie
following complaints, bat 5u IN cures aIt l1syn ia
Adapted u all age aud conditions i1 AN climates;
containing neither calomel or any dceteriou. drug
they mas be taken with safety by any body. Their
sugar coating preserve them ever IRE Do aud makes
hen pleasant 90 take. while being purely vegetable
20 harm can arise fg1m their ne ln any quantity.
Internal vacera q purify tbs blood aud stimulate 8.
into healthy action remove the Dbstrurtipu3 or tus
body restoring uoir irregular action O. health and
~ correcting, vi areycr they exist such deraug3-
ments as ARC The irst origin Of disstsc.
ms box, for the following complaints, which these
FOR nyspepsin or EndIgestion. EIsties,.
heHs' LAnguor an E4oss 81 appetite. they
arh AMI restore go healthy tone and action.
For Liver 90 zi4i4iat 444 It's varI.u4 SWIM
IONS, Htlioma A. esaNaC ifp, Sick aEenfache.
SaundicB Or Green BtCkneas E8ifIous
Collie AMI Bilious Eovers. tley should II. In.
Nrolsly ttscn fJE l4rn 1l4C, tJ CORE fIn .I
scl0n Or remove t1e distractions which rf.r.a b.
For Dyaentrry or E3i&rrhuess, bl. ono mid
dpse IS generally required.
FOR ARheutn atisfn, fsout. Gravel sBag,t-
tation Of tisr Heart, Pain 80 abe sac
Back ant GOius. they shpuif Doe lr.tfYr1.. III
issen, ~ required o. change the Observed pr... -
he systeu. wish such change Ll5s0 csmpil.a.s
iisapue1r.
For Dr1Psy snd DropsiraI gvv.IIinrs they
ID D. ri I'D rH and o. a.
au.c The eIfe. ~ a drastic purge
F'r huppression ltrge l9ae shbu.d De taken
a. 90 produces t4n desired C1e.t bg tftfr-
As Di"nrr i'H cake ono on two Piifs O. rr9-
mote q festou aui rriiese the stomach
Ar ..1.fln1l dose stfuult.s1 tie sf1r-4t1 ara
bowels tntl healthy action fUra4 tla ,,....,f.
hIi tififI faif4 iae eytt.u. lisure if It omen III.
Tau' ige9gs where np serious ~e.nf4t d ,. "a
one who feels f1era.Ir we'll 00fn 0n.I. t.-f a I-.
ef N"to PtNs mai et hirI feel .ieIa effrr f-1s
ur'r rIrRn' eng aui reu1tal.g eject ol t..s & 49,
hte apparatus.
DR.J. G. fTET 3 CO.. Practical Chs,.t,,.
LoWELL. MISS. T. s.. a.
For sale. in Eomney. bv
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-12-08

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residence ia Grafton, this State, on We'd
ncsday morning last, nf,cr a pr5iractod IN.
ness Mr. Hooper was extensively known
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