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ITALY.

ROME, October Two converts have
been occupied by Italian troops, the in
males having quickly withdrawn. The
ltliian parliament VIII DC opened ABOUT
the middle of November.
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ONE HuNDRED ACRES,

more or less, being tim bcr land.
ALSO q certain tract OF land situate In David
son township, sullivan county, bounded on tho
cast by the tract first Hbove described and lands
of Craig ~ Blanchard ON tho north, south and
Nuga Al
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

In the District Court of the United States. For
the western District of Pennsylvania.
Fuimer, BankTunt' RI at''o" In Bankruptcy.
II Is ordered TINT n second general meeting of
me creditors OF said Bankrupt he held at the
ollGe Of NJ. Whitmoyer, at Bloomshurg, Pa, in
Salu district, ON the nrst day of November, A +.
ID. lNl, at ten o'clock, a. NJ. before Il. Ovcrtnn
Jr, one OF the Registers In bankruptcy In said
district, for the purposes named in The 9th sec-
ton OF the Bankrupt act Of March q, lSi7.
NJ, WHIrMONER,
oclIo h-ll. Assignee.
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(i @. M A r. IL

e. q. M A RR
nave Just trcceiyod from the eastern markets
largo and well selected stock OF
ID II Y G 90 DS,
ooNsIsTIso OF
Cassners,
Jeans,
Best bleached n
Brown Muslins,
Callcoes,
Tekngs,
Table Linens,
Cotton&
All wool Hannels
DC, &C.,
A good stock OF
Ladies' dress goods
Latest styles Il patterns
Spices of all kinds,
Good stock groceries,
Queensware,
Stone ware,
Wood Il willow ware
Flour IL Chop,
Also Kitchen Crystal Soap for cleaning Tin,
Brass, &C. All goods sold cheap for cash or pro-
duce.
lie would call tho attention OF buyers To his
well and carefully selected assortment which
comprises everything usually kept in the coun-
try, feeling confident that he can sell them
goods at such prices as will ensure satsfactl on
oct iS7l-u C.CMARR.
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Tho fire has been finally subducd.
500 soldiers are on duty. This precnu-
ton was necessary; for, remarkable as
it may seem, thero were llends who still
sought TO extend the disaster. Two
mon, caught in the act of ilroing houses
on tho Wo3t Side, wcro arrested and
Immediately hung to lamp-posts.
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together with the Engine, Lathes and other Ma.
stock now on hand together with n valuable
PAIR OF horses, and the wagons, sleds Harness
%c., also MS town lots on which is erected good
frame dwelling, also, twenty-five acres, known
as lhe Dr, Lott property about ten of which nru
cleared, the balance timbered ' W
Prices reasonable. Possession f,iyon Mt any,
time TO SUIT purchasers. Apply to or address,
,-, WILLIAM SCHUYLER,
ocl, biIl-u OrangeYillo, Columbia CO. Pa
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FIF Y Y A @ r. u s.

moro or less, being timber land.
ALSO n certain tract of land situate in Benton
township, Columbia county, bounded on the
north by lands of Dyer Moss on the west by
Elisha Shulta and Hannah Smith, on the south
by lands Of S1mucl krcltbaum aud on the CISi
by lands of Elijah Hess containing
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New Advertis se,nents.
3 BLooMSBURG
Va R BEE w OREks.

MAIN STREET, BELOW MARKET,
BLOoMSBURG, Pa.
Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, &c. Work
neatly executed. orders by mail will reraivn
special attention. n. u. Work delivered free of
chalge 4. L. GUNrOS, Proprietor
octl37l-tf. r. o. Box on
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DUBLIC SALE


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance OF an order of the OrphauB' Count
OF Columbia county, VIII bo exposed TO public
salo by the Undersigned pdmlnistrhi Ifs of JNmlg
Hess deceased, on the ptciniBos on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2n1, ISL,
at 10 o'clock a. NJ. of said day, ihe following lie.
scrbed real estate, to wit.
A certain messuago, being the man sion house
aud tract of land, situate In the townBhtpuf Su-
pnrloat in said county, bounded by other lands
OF said dccoasod on the south and wost by luuis
of Jonas Rance aud william Davis ON the north
and by lands Of Joshua Savage on the cast. con.
tniuiuu
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w Ool lJiNiSiOn tO SEQ WHAT tilu Vlti"Vh'
can do for the relief of the sufferers.
There are at least 100000 people who
know not whore they can find enough
provisions to satisfy their hunger.
A later rumJr from the North Divi5-
ion says the devastal ion is less wide
spread than heretofore reported. There
are 500 deaths reported.
OCTOBER 9-ll:03 T.. M.--Thos telc-
graph Office improviscd in the southern
part Of Chicago, as IL was supposed be-
yond tho reach Of the flames, has been
abandoned, and communication with
tho city is again suspended. 1t is eX-
pcctcd that another Office will bo opened
during the night at point two miles
south Of the last place Of rofugo.
Tho operators, before leaving their
instruments, reported that the wind
had veered around to the north and
was driving the flames back and south.
ward. The fire had already reached
the ncighborhood Of the Office, and the
mon werc compelled to iloe, Their last
words were, "Thcro now appears no
hope Of saving tho southern portion Of
the city,,
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ORIoDE FOUNTAIN PENS for sale cheap at
" this Office.
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large barn and other buildings; the same Will
h. sold ON the following easy terms, to wit: The
life estates of the husbands of deceased daught-
crs of William Pcgg, deceased, doing without is
sue to remain charged upon the real estate OF
said deceased, during the natural lives of said
husbands and the interest thereof to be aunu-
ally and regularly paid to them by the purchaser
Said interest to he computed from the irsb day
of April, A. ID. ls7l, ana upon their or either ul
their deaths, the principal sum to be paid to the
parties legally entitled thereto. Twenty per
cent of the purchase money to he paid Mt the
striking down of the property one Third of the
balance of the purchase money TO be paid at the
cunnrmato OF the sale, and the balance of the
purchase money in ono year thereafter, with in
tcrcst ON the same from the first of April y, u.
lS72; when possession OF said promises wIll lac
pivcn Purchaser to pay for Decd and Stamps.
Landlords share of the grain in the ground
passes to the purchaser. -
JOHN a, FUNSTON
Trustee to sell the Real Estate OF william
Pcgg, deceased.
BOomsburg, oct. 3 1871. oct.l3,'7-l
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DIG ACRES AND Ct PERCHEs

NJ one O'Clock in the afternoon of said day: All
that certain tract of valuable land situate in
Madison township, Columbia county, conluin-
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The Hook aud Ladder Company
fearing there will be u stagnatlon
here in spite OF the election, will
desert this hot and dusty burg,
Thursday, July 18Th and lie away
to the woods, and forget the cares OF
the Office and counter, in rural
sports. i'hcy cordially invite tire
balance ofmaukind to participate in
tho pleasure of the day and bring
a basket provided with this and
that and other nicknacks. Plenty
Office will be on the ground at the
Howard springs and probably a So
da fountain,
The committee Of Arrangements
requested Capt. billiard to deliver
an address on the occasion and moi
with favorable response.
We hopo there will be Il general
turn out, and that every one present
will feel the better for the relaxation
FROM the hum drum Of life. GOOD
order will be preserved, and tho
1 Nounnon,- bovn nouatttutal tbapN
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HARDEE'S NEW MAP
Of
MISSISSIPPI.

INCLUDING all the New Counties crer.
led by the Legislature of loiO-1l, md
cmbOlyiug all the Sectional lines and Sr,'-
tjoual Numbers in every Township Of The
State, which is u new and valusble feature
ne,u or before embodied in any state Nap.
The author has discarded the old Edition,
and gone to very grUat expense in having
the whole work re-engrayed in the most su-
periur manner; and the Map now in course
Of publication and TO be read for delivery
by the IL. Of July, will ccrtaiUly be tie
most elaborate state Map ever publishtdiu
this country.
Active una energetic Agents are wanted
in every county, and they will find profits.
bic employment in canyaSsing for this York.
Orders for the Map are now solicited, an
thcY will be illcd in the order received.
Price Ten Dollars, which may bo sent
with the order, or Map be seut c. o. D.
Parties having thn old edition Of lIardeet
Map viii receive the new edition at a l.bc.
raj discount, on sending the old Map free @
exponsc. ~ the Undersigned.
Address
j. l. POWER,
je8 General Agent for the state,
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~
GtiRAEE.

| worthy pair Of "bluos," who
lld disgrace the uniform OF 4
.ict-gung, attacked and robbed
Pace Ladd u worthy freedman
Rged in the machine shops at
Depot. One presented a pistol
sis breast, while the other ran
FED his pockets, On attempt
TO arrest these uniformed high.
mcn, the Deputy u, S. Marshal
Ald the officer taking them. This
sho second highway robbery
Emitted by them since they cam,
4. An old negro met them on
Louisville road and they ex.
alged their abuse for his eggs.
hese are the men sent here tC
prce the laws. If those soldier,
that Deputy Marshal are no.
stod 1t will be a disgrace to ON
pie. And these wretches cal
llselyes soldiers and U. s. OH
8. If the words bully, rutian
per, and coward, could be con
lated into one English word, i
't express tho kind Of soldiers
men make. Instead of comm!
to stop Ku-Kluxing they ar
stising meancr vices to which
Pine Ku.Klux would feel dis
bed to disceud.
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The "Boys in Blue" are still, Cup
to the present writing" bringing in
daily installments of Ku-Klux,
They are ferocious fellows these X,
KS, most Of them, having bloody
streaks on their shirts and the ira.
ditional skull and cross-bones, worn
in the shape of breast pins, and
other byougie. We have known
most Of these men for many years
but we never saw them look so te
roci0Rs snd tiger-likc as now whcl
they are labelled X. X. X.
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NATUEE'5
Hair Restorative

Contains no Lac Sulphur, no
Sugar of Lead, no Litharge,
no Nitrate Of Silver and is
entirely free from the poison
GUS and Notwithstanding
drugs used in other Hair
Preparations.
Transparent aud clear rs c~rv7tal, II viii,
not soil the finest Enthusiastically eAFE,
CLEAN and TFFICleFT--drijdcrutua
LONG SOUGHT FOR and FOUND AT
LAST!
1t restores md prevent the hair from be-
coming Gray, inparts q soft, glossy appear
ancc, removes Daudrutf, Is cool and refresh
ing to the head, checks the hair from fall
ing of and restores ii to q great extent when
prematurcly lost, prevents Headaches,
cures all humOrs, cutanoohs eruptions and
unnatural Heat. AS A DRESSING FOR
THE HAIR IT is THE BEST ARTICLE
IN THE MARKET.
DIR. G. SMITH, Patentep, Groton June,
ton, Mass. Prepared only by PROCT0B
BROTHERS, Gloucester, Mass. The Cen
uinc is put up ina panel bottle, made cX-
pressly for it, with the name Of the article
bowed in the glass Ask your druggist fol
Natures Hair Restorative aud take no 9th.
er. Junel7-ly
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commencement NOHOrS.

b reading our exchanges we
! that some of the Macon girls
b distinguished themselves at
commencement Of their schools.
II Stanton, Va, Miss n. Hen.
Dix bore Oft the medal for prof
Icy in music, and Miss Maria
pdrick the premium for relocation.
Il Mary Sharpe College, Miss
~ Dcupree's composition, sub.
! "Mine and Thine" was received
1 the highest cncomiums.
j our town, Miss Bessie Buck
ppil OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Buck
finished Il vase OF wax flowers
Ich, for artistic beauty and group.
cannot be GXcclled. 1t is in.
AZ Il present to Col. VI. \
Tx of Mobile, and no ono cal
lreciate such u tasteful and beau
present moro than himself.
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gg2lE7'S AtvE FtytI,

PURELY VEGETABLE.-We make d
standing offer Of 500 in Gold, for every
grain Of Arsenic or Mercury or any other
Poisin that may be found in its compost
ton. If taken by directions, We guarantee
it to cure, withoutprdducing bu2zibg in thu
head, partial deafness. or any other distress
ing effect so generally experienced from
taking the usual remeiirs-arSeuic, quiu-
Inc, %strychnine, &c.
NFw ALBANY. Ind, May %. 'GS,
Messrs, James Ruddie &Co. Dear Sirs;-
| was afflicted with the aguo for months,
over Il year, I think. Your Hurley's Aguc
Tonic was recommended by n friend. !
rot q hottie immediately and commenced tC
take It according to directions, and have moi
been troubled with u chill since. | am sat
istiad that II it be taken according to direc
tons it will cure any case of tie ague.
recommend it to the suffering.
Yours truly, Capt. VINCENT KIRK.
To DR.. Thomas A. Hurley:
hereby certify that during last wear
was attacked with the nguc whilst at Nicks
burg, Miss, aud used several popular med
cciues with but temporary relief, Oh
reaching home the disease returned in
worse typo, if possiblc, when my medica
attendant ordered quinine in large doses
frequently as high rs 80 grains per day, an
which must have cost mo nearly 800.
consulted DR.. Smith, of Louisville, an
found he prescribed Q%uinine and arseni
combined. which | refused to take, prefer
ring to let the disease take its course.
was almost bloodless, extremely eXhaistc(
and pronounced wits enlarged Liver an
Spleen. About this time the advertise
mcnt Of Hurley's Ague Tonic appeared j
Il city paper, am determined L. give it
trial. / did 50 and have 10 reason TO n
greet it. One bottle restored me coAph,t,
" and since that time I have seen nearly
hundred eases in which II acted with equa
ily happy results, and would certainly II
/, dolnmcnd it as preferable to any other ton
before the public.
JAS. MARTIN, ERg'r.
Louisville, KY, June Is, 1853.
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Sherin'ss Sale,

fkas. II. Castleton,
agcnt for
UlEieh Il DiGd Order Of Sale.
Us.
Henry 4 Moore.
10y Virtue Of the above stated writ to me
ID directed from the office Of the clerk
of the Circuit Court NoNubcc County, |
will, on Monday abe 3D. day of July next,
in front OF the Court house duoriu the town
Of Macon, within Legal hours, expose ta sale
at public auction, @ The highest bidder far
cash, all the right, title and interest thu de-
fcndants, Henry & Moore, have in. and 70
the following described lands, to-v3; One
stable, OneStore holse aud lot in the town
hohBrnoRsville Rormerlv occupied Ivy Hen
ny 81 Moore as II livery stable and grocery
store. The above described property, here
iotnre levied upon US the property Of de-
iopdapis, Henry s Moore, viii be sold to
satisfy the abqye,stated case and all costs.
J. G. MOORE
Juhe3 Sts Sheriff.
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SeFOr Fresh Lager Beer and Ice so tc
EREH MARI.

|he Blues have been at work
lpg the past week, and have
lured several real or imaginary
aAlux and forwarded them G. o,
70 Oxford. We know not pre-
ny bow many arrests have been
4 up to tho present time they
number q score or two however,
Pc OF our citizens thus arrested,
: returned, having given bond
tlclr appearance next court.
u soR1e gentlemen who wore al
ofd during the session of the
~ we learn that a row occurred
pc eoeft room, in which Lamar
eked down tho U. S. Officer,
OF the Marshals, we believe, for
y his name was stricken from
HreAs Of the court, Many other
prs which have not yet the
alon1of facts, are ahoat, aud we
" IRON giving them currency
resent.
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Administrator Nosicc.

VWhnreas letters Of ndministratio OIL tn,
w estate Of William L. skinner, DC
ceased, were granted to the undersigned h
llo Hon4Eablo CAageery CouI4 d Sn&uho'
County on the 9TH day Of June, a. D., 1871
Nov all persons having claims again,
said estate will present them and have tn
same allowed by law or the same Will b
forever barred. .
JOHN z. KENNEDY,
Jugel0-6t AlMtWistra.or,
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DIED,

1p this place oR Saturday tho 9th day
of june at II o'clock A. NJ, 1871, Of u
short but severe ippess, Mrs Elyira j..
Shipman, daughter Of VIM. Barnhill, ST.,
and cCnSOrt Of q. j. Shipman.
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Attachment Notice.

WHEREAS attachments were issuedin
w the above cases against the estate Vt
james ID, Murdoch returnahlo to the lnsti-
ce's court Of the 7th District on Saturday,
tho 50 day of June, a. b., 1871, and sud
defendant not being found in NoXubce
county, 1t is therefore ordered by the court
that publication be made in the Macon
Beacon, a newspaper published In Noxuhee
county, for four weeks. Now, if the said
James d. Murdork fails TO appear before
the undersigned Justice of the Peace op or
before the 10Th day Of July, a, D., 1871,
and plead to said action, Judgment will be
entered against him and the property All
tauhed will be sold.
In testimony whereof, | have hereuntc
set my hand and seal this sd. day of June
1871. THOMAS HAYNES, [seal,]
Junel0-it Justice Of the Peace.
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Itair. fAOlicc.

u have placed all my socounts in the
hands Of Mr.. w d Cooper for collec-
tiol. All persons indebted To me will
please settle witJ him and a costs, rs !
mast have money. WASH PALMER
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EGl CElahCcs'y.
The State Of Mississippi, !
Noxuboc County.
Chanccry Court at Rules Thursday Jun,
18th, A. D. 1871.
Caroline Sherrod Et al

NOAVUUN NVUNIV' =,
Chancery Court at kules Thursday June
10Th, A.. y. TSfl.
Caroline Sherrod Ell al
l239) VS..
Francis I. Scott 1T nj }
THIS GaT I arYcorir~ 70 tho Clerk aud
Z Master ut Rnlas uron q#HaSit fled,
TINT the unknown heirs of Judith Eddins,
the children Of Caroline Wcoms. residence
unknown. Thomas G. CLARK, Thomas j.
Young, virginia Spencer and her hn band
Won II Spencer. Mary A Wilson ahd her
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Robbery and Rescue by a U, y Mar
Shal.

One MclGmon was up before His
Honor @. B. Ames, Justice Of the
peace, this Friday morning on
charge Of resisting an officer in the
execution Of warrant for the ar
r st Of one Daniel Collins Of the
u. $. army charged with robbery
on the streets, last night,
Horace Ladd, u quiet and hard
working colored citizen was robbed
bv this Daniel Collins OF about
eight dollars in money and some
papers and this robbery was wit
messed also BY Mr.. Joe Mat Walker.
Ladd took ont It warrant tor the
arrest of Collins it was put into
the hands Of the city Marshal, J, L.
EchoIs, who applied to Sergeant
Forbes, in command Of the squad,
and exhibited tho warrant TO the
Sergeant, who at once told the Mar
shall to take the man. But Collins
refused to give up his rife and the
Sergeant being appealed to, seized
the gun and after Il considerable
scuttie disarmed him, and told tho
Marshal to take charge ofhim. This
was done and some moments after,
wards this man McLemon appeared
on the scene of action and, claiming
to be U. S. deputy marshal, told the
soldier Collins to get his arms and
get ready to 60 to Oxford, and then
told the Marshal that he had charge
Of this MAJ and ii he called n posse
to take him be would put the whole
squad Of soldiers ON him. Tho
Marshal was thus forced to give the
man up, McLcmon, before the jas
tice this morning, declined to intro
ducc any testimony that he was dep.
uty US. Marshal, or to show any
authority whatever for this obStruc-
ton Of legal process. His Honor
informed him, after hearing all the
testimony adducod, that he must
give bond in the sum OF $500 for his
appearance at the next term 0fthc
Circuit Court, McLcmon arose and
said he would refuse to give any
bond. %Thercupon the Sheriff led
him to Jail.
McLcmon is reputed to be a Ku.
klGx hunter in this region.
Daniel Collins vas sent by him tC
Oxford pretendedIy, and may thu,
escape the punishment due to high
way robbery. Too much credit can
not be given to Sergeant Forbes fol
his prompt and soldierly conduct
he did his whole duly as a soldier
prompt to aid the civil authorities
in arrcSting criminal who disgrace'
his uniform and if screened, woul,
bring lasting intamy upon his com
radcs.
Alcorn'S money has collapse
again. The r. Roads have swal
lowed enough Of it, and have thrown
it up.
A negro was found on Maj. Ton
MORRIS mule, about to make OF
with it,, and was arrested mno
pleaded guil9 and was placed b,
magistrate RICE under the charg
of constable Bridges. TO socur
the negro until he could be Jailed h
was chained in a church, but mad
} his escape at night. a few night
A afterwards, u body of Ku Klux ne
| groes surrounded Bridges'S houst
in the eastern part of the county
t but he fortunately made his escape
after being fired ON by the brute
+ a dozen times or more. Here is
J. Ku Klux item for the sweet-scente
Radicals to digest, but we thin.
they will never report it at lleot
quarters.
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DIR, SEABROOK'S
infant
Soothing Syrup.

Is fast bcccming the indispensable remedy
Tor the relief and cure Of all the pains and
aches of our little ones. Thousands Of mo-
Tiers throughout the hand are p~r'ising the
inventor and millions will yet do so when
all know its intrinsic value in quoting rest
lessuess, relieving teething, summer com
plants, collie, spasms, Irregularities Of the
bowels &c. &c.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct, 3, '6S.
Mcssrs, Jas, Ruddle Il Co, Gentlemen
We have for some time been using your
DR.. Seabrook's Infant Soothing Syrup and
have given it a fair triad. For curingcolic,
removing pain, quietinT lsstiessncss anc
/ relieving sick stomach, we have found il
more eiicacious than all other remedies
ever used. 1t is very pleasant to the taste,
whilst most remedies for collie Nc, ARE very
nauseous. Another great merit that viii
commend itselt to all parents is tbs cntir'
absence Of the Supplying effects on th'
child, so common in the use of Device
Mixture and other preparations we hay,
used for similar diseases. We most cordi
ally recommend it to all parents,
j. w. DAVIS. shift Jefferson Co.
w. Il, SETTLE.
JuneI7-m
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y Wa are very glad to see
81. j. II, Eives on the streets
after a long and severe illness
hope he will be in his office in
days.
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BARBAROCS.

Rich'd. Gray, with the irrcprcssiblc
Henry Massingale as general manager, has
oported a Studio in the Noxubee House
just below the Office, for the practice of his
profession. Henry will shave, cut hair, or
shampoon in the ~top-loftical, or any other
style adopted by the first artists of the
country. while the principal will be glad
to wait on his old time customers who
formerly patponized him. Satisfaction
warranted. Remember, cali at the Hotel.
RlCH'D GRAY,
IL. MASSINGALE, Foreman.
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7" Orders for Books Of any kind filled
shortest notice at publishers prices,
W. +. FERRIS.
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DR. HUPLET'S
POPULAR WORM CANDY,

Il really I'll it claims to be. A specific, re-
moving all kinds and varieties Of Worms
from the human ~viscera Of young or old,
No harmful effect from its use. No dan
ger from an overdose children love it.
Messrs. jas. Ruddle & Co.-Gentlcmcn
1t gives me great pleasure to say, nf.er Il,
sing all the other worm remedies known tc
me, With but part success to my children,
was advised to try DR.. Huriey's, and since
using it my children have become quite
well and healthy. The children would cat
it all the time, it is so pleasant, if we woulc
let them. believe it is one OF the best and
-ofc't remcdies known, and us such, recon-
mend it to one and all.
JAMES w. TRAVIS.
Louisville, July 3, 1865,