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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05

The gradua, increase Of strength Of the
Home makes IFS Policies better at Expiration
than when first issued. This gradual in
crease is guaranteed BY its plan Of business
none but First-Class Risks are written at
paying rates.
The Home pays FOR Live Stock:when IT,
cured aud killed by Lightning, without, ref.
ercre, 10 the place where killed. Itpays
damage by Lightningto Buildings, whether
burned or not.
Farmers find the Company to DO just the
one they want.
Merchants get the bes, of Security in its
Policies.
NorE.-This company ha. fulfilled all the
requirements Of the Insurance Law Q! ;h.s
State.
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r OrISY. JOSEPH FLINlKoWSEI.
4 YAsHioSARLx BARRIER AND HAIr-nEEssrr,
WESTON, W. va,
Respectfully offers his services to The citizens
of Brsion aud vicinity.
Shaving, ShamPooing, Hair-Drcssing.
Cutting, &c, done in the highes, style of tn
art. Nay s-lye
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05

Hur -" 'J''"
A n. hu!e' ae'a III tSg tletA Slnee Ci ,hc
~ - 49, I' Wav ~ ,I,s -" UnS;.
~, ,ha oil, ,tO rs": ., III" S,sic " WI 10 '"' "
' I -" IA iii $50,
'""'e' 'eo"' comp "o"''
rs.
John F. v. holt, Ad-
r,;E,tro,or nj U,tfLen
IJn Jy IL
n"H' uee,oSe" Jun"
hot, hdtthen y. Hot,
Thomas b. HughcS, in
HE arm ,;;obt ouI nc
J 1870. II.,,t
~" 'Lte"''' y -n,tn'"
Hot, deceased, ana Lou
iSa Hughes, his uife, In Chaneery
iLyr Louisn Hor. P,berco
y m n,..a.., III
H"t, 'u"'y%,e' ii'n'
Laura not, Charles b.
Holt, hoJcrt +. RienI-
ina late ,r.cutor of
l.,L mn J,..J
t g.1tS D 1'g Irn "1 ,1;:s:
3 WV W..,a =, 49, p r R'" a.,
"'?n ~ ~. IN ""
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05
PROPRIETOR
OF THE
CELEBRAT
ROSEXMEIM'S.
Stomach Bitters,
TIE

Great Western Remedy.
III RoSENHElM,
lie -WToLtsALH DEALER N rrrI-
RYE T. BOURBON WHISTLES,
Bran dies, Wines, Gins, Tobacco and Cigars,
Ann Street, !belOw Court, parhcr.burs West
Virginia. may22-lv
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05

In order abe better TO meet thc,wants OF
their retail customers at distance, have Is
trblishci
ASAMPLE BUREAU,
and will, upon application, promptly send by
mail full lines Of samples Of tie Nerves, and
most Fashionable Goods, of French, English
and Domestic manufacture guaranteeing At all
times to sell as low, il not At less prices, than
any house in the country.
buying our goods from the largest and
most celebrated manufacturers in the different
parts ofEuropc, and importing the same by
steamers direct 10 Baltimore, our s;ock9 is at
al! times promptly supplied with tue novelties
ofihe London and Paris markets.
As we buy and sell only for cash, and max
no hadIdehts, VIC arr able aud willing to sci
our goods at from Ten to Fifteen per cent less
profit than if We gave credit.
Orders unaccompaniCd by cash will be
sent COD.
I'rompt-payinC wholesale buyers ar in
vitcd TO inspect livestock in our Jobbing and
Package Department.
Address, HAMILTON EASTER 4 SONS,
l9I. 100, :Oi and ?6a ". Baltimore ::
Feb 20.ls1l-ly Baltimore, Nd.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05

REFERENCES
J NJ Bennett, John BraRnon,
" J Bland, I'm Chalfant.
L y Swisher, B Jackson,
and others.
A. W. WOODF0RD, Agent,
Office on Main Street, Weston, W. Va
june5-1y
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.

ORDERS from eouSlty dealers and Ply
leans solicited, and promptly attended toll
- 4. N. DENT.
Weston. July .6,ft.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05
NEW DRUG STORE,

The undersigned would respectfully in-
form tnc citizens OF Weston and the sur
louuding country that he hss just opened, a,
his old standon Main street, in Weston, an
n,iEely new stock Of
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05

San Of Vest Virginia.:
A T Rule, held in the ,Ierk cifiee Of the
N Circuit Court Of Gillner county, on the
fIr1t Monday in Nay, in the year leil and in
the 9Th wear Of the State.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05
THE MAIN STRENGTH OF
FOOLISHNESS."
SDIICK FOR SALE. :"

AT the Jail lard. By order oflhe Board
c! Supervisors. Apply 10
c. j. BUTCHER, Con'r.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05

TIVE WESTON
WOOL " FA T0RY
Recently errc,r.! at this place, above the
Asylum at great expense, for the eneOur-
agrnICnt Of
Home Manufacture.
Is NOW PREPARED TO DO
CUSTOM WORK,
CARDING.
SPINNING.
and
MANUFACTURE WOOL
at the following rates:
Roll Cardins ) cents per pound.
cNrdias and spinning ! eu'y :" 20 Ct" psr ID
=" :! II I" 81 2: 2.
Wool should he well elsans,d.
Al rork rn1un,.d!
As We have the latest improved Woolen
Machinery, wccannot fail TO satisfy all who
give us call. We slisIl also hays
Jeans,
Flanreis.
Blankets,
CdpiH,eres,
Yarns, DC,
TO exchange for Wool or Cash, or
MANUFACTURE ON SHARES
Country wsavcrs can he supplied with
Yaus-i0, Hand I:cn;--of different color',
is ordered. We shall shortly arrange our
Machinery for
rULi.iyG AND pYEINs COUNTRY GOODS
All parties having Wool to manufactur
are n'ited 10 see our works Chr motto il
TO please ALL 40 work leaves The Factory
unless done in proper style.
Highest Cash Price Paid for Wool in
Exchange.
J. II. CLIFTON & co.
Hicsfon, ". Ia., april 10
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FRESH, rvaE DRUGS AND MEDICINE

&C., &c, .ae.
In short, everything. usually found in a
hrst-elssS Drug Store. Ills stock has been
carefully selected, and is warranted as repre-.
ssnted.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05
NO STALE AND WORTHLESS

But ~ on the contrary, great care has hee
taken tooh,ain sucl article. as can be relicu
on TO produce The effects for which
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Amer,faner Don a @eburt, Abe1
Deutf@e tn, Settle bur@ jE
freie mabl." "@ ~

Sci benz SpmNew yorfer ,.2ieoerfran3"
Y%erantalteten Spmmerna9tsfete belt
Der Yrdl1pent be6 i1e9retden anerifant>
l9en @eiansperein6 u@bpral Seeiety"
pom @aibtn9ton fpl9enoe Mnlpra@e: {
vMeine lteben Sdnge,brurer Sc
tpurpe mir Der at,9enebme Muftraa Sbs
men fIr SIR briieerltdes @ntsesentomz
men ulnb SIRE freunpli@e 1beilnabme
rpdbrcnb unleres Mufentbalts in Sbrer
Mitte ben bersli&fen Dant meines @er>
Gins bar3utrtn9en. "* H., "
u@ir Itnp unter ben auf ;anerifaut>
idem 8ooe,1 @eborener bic Gri1en, mel
den bic Gbre gu She'll wurte, attioen@n>
tbeil an einem beutiden @dn9erfefe ~
nebmen. Sbmpbl infer @erein nod bic
&inperi@ube an bat, bofen ptr bod pa6
&inpleiu BIG gu benz ndbfen Sdngerfeit
10 gu pfeseu, oaB IS 81 efnem ftattli@en
Manne beranwa@N [. H.. 4t&
uStnb mir AUDI biesmal auein nertre>
ten, bofen mir bod BEL benz nd@ffen all
9emetnen beuti9en SdnBeriet amerifant>
l@e @eian8peretne aus allen &betlen per
@er. Staater ~ besruben uno ;pnr fol-
DIT, bic beuti@ ftnsen, reutf@: cenfea uno
oeuti@ banceln. IT,
u@ir linb &n1erifaner bur@ @eturt,
aber Deut&e int @eiRe eur& freie
@abl."
Natlrli9 purbe tieie &roe nit tiru,t>
laem 8eifal aufsenommen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-27

- Der ceutIae Gilentabn<@ erein bat
ben 8el9lub sefabt teu Guriten 8tsz
u1arf einea Salonwaesn ~ 1erebren, Der
nit allen Comfort aussehattet 1T unb
auf, alien beuti@en Giienbabnen benubt
tperben fam. Die Deputatipn batte,
pte, tte ~2eipttser Na@rt@ten" mel
ben, ant @pnntas @uo'en; teim Sir
fen. .,E%~ |.3 H.
- De- &ou,miHdr fir SnbianerzMn
eelesenbeiten, @eneral parfer bat feline
Steue n~teber8eleet, neil, mie Ct Ii, ieineu1
8rtefe at, ben Yrdfbenttn ia8t er bur4
@tntebun8 ber Supertnteupentena, fit
Detwaltul18 Der Sntianer,A ngsleeenbeis
ten atur nod ber: 6driftfdbrer bieier
Goutnstiion IN leinem Derarteu,ent ii.
Der prdfpeut fat bic Rtfsnatiun onse>
1prtu1eu.
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TaQ bo1t 9rD @oob8!

I'm MNd1r1 fnr un1ere 5&pette @enbun9 ppu
Tr1bjQbrS nn6 @pmmer<QBQQre1 3u rlQ6et.
Q%fertren mtr pp1t beute Qb, un1 er DANCES ppQ<
ttQnbt9 un6 ret@Qi1prtirte$ &Q9er pprt @len<
Mddren, gu berQb9eleBten @ret1en; 9rei1e EFT
1pte man fe 1T @t. DQnl felt $SQbren nt6t Qe<
1e1en+ -@tr DQlte1t MIR sic 6eriibmten ,,&e6
&tpn" 1@war5e MlpQcd& un6 pfertre1 6ieie BON
5m2O @911tS per &)4tR 9t(lt9er al$ bt&ber*-9te
9elte1 @@{ttp@ 10 Seat? per 22]9r6> &C. M*-@tr
t@oen @Qe CUR ,9ef31t8en &ei4tt9u119 ppm
2Sa4re11 1t1o:Dretle cit et1t l11l6 8Qra&1t{eren, 6dB&l=
le@ y I'll; &pte 1n8e9eben* umW0Qren 5u 1pl@er
Dret1e1 rerfQufen 54 fDrnen, ml1en mir ie6p@
OUT rB04r bet Gerdbret@Mn8 Ser @dQren" be<
1tebe1t un6 bitten unlere 8re116e ft@ bternQ@
gu rt@ten+
: : & SSg 3$s}} a. S. sineese S g.
$780,. ct paul 20. @prls181. Np. 1873 DrhHe @nab.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-27

@er 9lmerifaniidbe Bnd,erud r.-@in Manue
X fir zspcerapbte NIT spunanttsen snhrutttpner
iDmub! fur Hufdueer. ais NIT pratttften Regeln fir bt'
Berma1tune auer 3mttee elmer Bu9bruferet. Dafelbt
entbdlt serfdiebene niblide Gateaeu,. NstbUoen UNI
6ormtu tn jeeer @eife aufsumaden, 5tnserietae .fa'
Nutpren unb 6erauseeter,. Snarutttcnen TIM drrrettu1
Qeien, aablreide IabeGen fur Mbbrtrtotipuen nub aus.
ldnbif9e ptraien ,. gu baben bet 81 Mae"
&ella,. $3.50; per gpf $40.
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&as iber fieies Berf sefaat mirb.

T. AHoU "USI ktSvSp
So 1T bas erfrleretdfe
Werf bieftr &laTe Srn BIZ
Gern, uet9e mir refaunt iinb.
= Correspondent res IrdiSs
| fir BudhrudetfunR, Qeiojie.
rEte1es Derf 1T cine ,tis.
li&e 3alie fir jebe intelligence
! perfrh"-Spurnal Of Gpm.
rterce, @ttedep.
sGas Reiultat elmer inteQt.
eente1 tprf6uns unb tebeu-
TENDER perfbaiiher Griab'
rang."-Gbe Station. Stem
gprt.
| yQtn nsttes Bud NIT aus-
ee3ei&uetem Drrf. "-c'Sm>
prtuterte, Oars"
rDas rpuadntt7fe Wert
| lber bteler @eeenfanb ~
Datls Gree gre6, Ntainlrn
&as
81 eenlat aQenN niprh&sn
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ffeut." Dails GlaHcu unb
STANDARD. Sadfpn Nid.
gerIas usb gertauf son
Wdc&euer,
6O6-614 81
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Mbfdbrt& 3eit
3m9e.

9lnr1erfuns.-9t = & =, Rebt fir ct. PAUL uns geh.
eiFe &,ie1tabn; Re: gatntpf IT an Der Qepee srtf&en Sible-
unb RclateQ Strabe.-2 . S W nett fir Safe superior u.
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ct 8 . g fur 81. gaul u. @tpur GIFTS unp 8t ~
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Babubpfe Der Fate Superior uno yfiipffppi Gifenbabu ab.
Y % Nnrn1 ct r y, mad ct GlOuo, Saul SRa-
wv ." etes uub 9ptf@enffairnen.
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o'4o oo'"' ct Sames uno 3wH&eutatipnen.
2A5 Nnrn1. Ct So. 2ur&5ue nad Bsaion an5
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Ao'oo ~op'"'' 5pii6enaattonsn.
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. 20 Mnhm ct. p. s o., rad ct. Glpub, Saut
WV "'~'7"' Raptrs u. 5mii9enfationeu.
& * Nnhm Ct. 9. II. g. 6. nod Wantatp u
WV ""'7"' 5mtfdenfatpuen.
$50 Na9m. Eli sStit, g s,al :, u e+; Stin,'oter' mad
$40 Na@m. ne. u. q. ." mad ~innsas''ts.
5.15 Na@m. S e.; p. H. g. mad minneapolis IT,
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ZOO Na9m., e. e., 3 s;s ct: ,t &; ~ gs sssssos 9'$ &, sas.
mad Wt,nneapplis.
8.45 Na9n1., III = 2 sn ~; N; psr$'Hs mad pH1at9'
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&iebmartt 1T 2it@fielo.

Jeeen 3tpeiteu Wittpph inn @pnat
fnbst su 9't&fslb, @eeter 81. sruser gtebraarlt aatt. Ser"
tdufer p:rten Is In 'h1em Snterefe fnten tbr @teb btetter su
~trtastn, unb &dufrr baten bic befen Gbaucen sutes fettes
gtet su befpum:n, an benz IN bitfer @esenb iest ueberRub 1T.
jal13.3mt 0as MART COMMITTEE.
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vGine erpse WoTe fp'efdl.
tiger Snfrrmat On, tifprii&
unb anldaulih." @pental
prf, Rerr gp,t
vDteG rfdetnune ttefesBu II.
DIES III feiner 3eraussete'
uurbie." - Stem gprter.
r@s enttdit Snfcrmdttpr
nel9e tts Jest In feinsr pai-
fenben Tprm su babea mar."
- Che Nse, Yba.
Is TT Elm Bud BON gro.
fem SntereRe ut&t nur fiji
Hu1truder fpnbern fur lite
rartfde 9eripuen I'M 4uee.
meinert." 1te &briftau
Rabteal, pittsburgh.
vDiefes BUD, bas merl
zines p.atttfhen Bu&brude.s
unb ppeten If stn srafdnbi-
ees Manual Der Buhbruders
fuuf." SIT Rspfpne, 9tt.
labelptia.
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@urppdi1&te3 u, inldneii9es
$anf' II. 8e&iel'
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T. q ei6dft

Depp} item.
Bet ms bepsn,rte @elp.. aeten iettrsett ppne sDrpe.
ttae Rtubteuxe jur Uerfn0une ber Deprnenttn. our
al Iduaese, behtrnmte 3eit un5 ouuertsaute Gelber ser'
4 ten p3r ft&s pruteat 3tni:n.
.@e9II
.af sue 9auptplite GurpYa's uub BET ges. etaaten IN
j~titebieea eummen unp ernaststtn 9rxrien. Ben gu
len Dauten pper 8enauiers On: eeaelte sDe@fel tbauen
@tQtu8 Brp'8 u. Dunbar."
Sci. @taaten Sblt9ettpnen.
soc. uub anbere Der. etaattn 8pxbs saufeu uut
~.,' @iQius 8rp's u. Dunbar.
@plb unp Silber.
E.eute unt etutetmtf4e Nhnstn f5nueu gum t5&aeu
eesttt III papttreelb us a.fest psrb.a lei
@tQius 8rp'B' u. Dunbar.
Die @tn3tebune Don @rb}&aften
Sab sas sntaas sss ~feaatteea gsrbernae.n tn antn
I1ttea earspa's uab Der Der. st&aten utrS prompt
@iatus Bro's Il. Dunbar.
@plma9ten,
,trt ffr 5euti&lanb beatn,mte uriautea pereen uutts
sarauste ber at&tssaltte! sn aueeftrttet sep
WiQtus 8rpS II. Dunbar.
Ser. Staaten &et1epane
NJ Seetfe ua& uub tn Gu.ppa ~befpseeu MFR axf'S
Seswptefe.
@iQius Brp'3 u. Dunbar.
Die @erpaltun8 Don @runeei9entbuu1
-. %fsatte:u 9tts b%e!ss:asa gera,sssn; !sgtt ben &c.,
sdttee Gpmutffpnsbere&nuue ebenfp bic
8ele9u18 Don Gapttalien
# bette bspsttetartf&e @t&ertett.
MiQius 8rp's u. Dunbar.
@elber In Deutf9lanp
sel&e bet uuiereu brrti gen Gsrrefprubeuteu far unfere
Re&nuae utebereeleet wesbsn, fppte bur& uns tn
Veut{@laub etueetpeeneu 1elber iablen rtr bier tn
splb auS.t
@iQius 8rp's u. Dunbar.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-07
DR.. SEABROOK'S
infant
Soothing Syrup.

Is fast becoming the indispensable remedy
/ ,r the relief and cure of all the pains and
I ches Of Dur little ones. Thousands Of mo-
{ lerS throughout the land are praising the
Inventor and millions will vet do so when
alt know its intrinsic value in quieting rest
i ssness, relieving teething, summer com
p .aints, collie, spasrns, irregularities of tho
b owels sc. SC.
LoUIsvILLF, KY, Oct. 3, '69.
MesSrs. Jas. Ruddle " Co. Gentlemen
We have for some time been using your
DIR. Seabrook's Infant Soothing Syrup and
haV sc given it a fair trial. For curing collie,
re moving pain, quieting restlessncss and
believing sick stomach, we have found it
m are eficacious than all other remedies
.ev .r used, 1t is very pleasant to the taste,
W, list most. remedies for collie &C., are very
M lseous. Another great merit that will
co nmend itself 10 all parents is the entire
NIB ience Of the Supplying effects on thu
child, so common in the use of DEVICES
Nj Xture aud other preparations We have
us u for similar diseases. We most cordi-
all I recommend it to all paronts.
}. w. DAVIS. Sh'f Jefferson Co.
w. II. SETTLE,
Junel7-4m
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syRiEY's Atv! TONIC.

PURELY VEGETABLE. We make o
Standing offer Of 500 in Gold, for every
grain Of Arsenic or Mercury or any other
that may be found in its compost
ton. lftaken by directions, we guarantee
it to cure, without producing buzzing in the
head, partial deafness, or any other distress
ing effect so generally experienced from
taking the usual remodies-arScnic, quin-
inc, atrycbaine, sc.
NFW ALBANY, Ind, Nav %, '6S.
Messrs. james Ruddle &Co. Dear Sirs:-
| was afflicted with the ague for months,
over a year, ! think. Your Hurlcy's Ague
Tonic was recommended by a friend. |
rot a bottle Immediately and commenced to
take it according tOdirections, and have not
been troubled with a'chill since. | am sat
istied that if II be taken according to direc-
tons it will cure any case of the ague. ]
recommend it to the suffering.
Yours truly, Capt. VINCENT KIRK.
To DR.. Thomas A. Hurley:
| hereby certify that during last year
was attacked with the ague whilst at Nicks-
burg, Miss, md used several popular med,
ccines with but temporary relief. Or
reaching home the disease returned in q
worse type, if possible, when my medical
attendant ordered q~uinine in large doses
frequently as high $50 grains per day, ant
which must have cost me nearly 500.
consulted DR.. Smith, of Louisville, ant
found he prescribed quinine and arseni,
combined, which | refused to take, prefer
ring to let the disease take its course.
was almost bloodlcss, extremely exhausted
and pronounced with enlarged Liver anc
Spleen. About this time the advertise
ment of Hurley's Ague Tonic appeared il
"A city paper, and l determined to give it
trial. / did so and have no reason to re
gret it. One bottle restored ME complete
ly md since that time l have seen nearly
hundred cases in which it acted with equal
ly happy results, and would certainly re
commend it as preferable to any other toni
before the public.
JAS. MARTIN, Eng'r.
Louisville, KY, June Is, 1868.
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Real Estate for Sale.

7 Offer for sale my home place situated
lin the Northern part Of Macon, con-
tanning about n~inety-dve acres Of land +:
sixty acres cleared. House has eight
rooms, has been recently painted, has II
large co%mmodious cellar, all requisite out
buildings, has a fine Young orchard and
vineyard, Of, the best varieties of fruits Il
grapes. The place is hedged with osag,
orange and %pyricanthus. | will also sell
the Boyle and Woodson places, lying
adjoining. and nearer the business part Of
town: These contains about 4 acres each.
A very good frame house with 6 or I
rooms is on the Boyle place, together with
necessary out building and a 2 room
house on the Woodson place. Apply t
undersigned ut Macon.
May6--6m. H. 4. MINOR.
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The State of Mississippi, |
NOxubep county

The State of Mississippi,
Noxubee county.
Chancery court, at Rules, Thursday, Aug
ust 9th, A. D, 1871.
1861 Estate Thos. B. PAulette, deceased.
70 John w. Paulette and Sarah j.. Pau
lette, who reside in Washington county,
state of Texas, post Office, Brennan.
VOU and each Of you are cited to be and
L appear before the chancerv court of
NOXubee county, at the next term thereof,
to be held at the courthouse Of said county
in the town Of Macon, on the Sd MONDAY
in OCTOBER, A. D., 1871, and show cause
if any you can, why the final account Of Iu-
cinda j. McEenry should not be allowed
and decrced accordingly.
Witness the Hon. Thos. Christian, chan
cellor 4th chancery district, state Of Miss
issippi, this oath day of August; 1871.
aug26 GEO. 5. SMITH, clerk.
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Say- Our entorprising friends O.

Sa- Our entcrprising friends on
the corner, .Mossrs. Williams l.
Cooper, tell the people what they
mean in their adv. in another col.
umn. Read it and you will see
that they mean business, and intend
10 do it. Their inducements are a
new fine stock Of goods attended to
by accommodating clerks. Our
young friend, Bob Ford, will preside
over the grocery department. The
proprietors will be assisted in the
dry goods department by Sandy
Shelton, and they know how TO sell
goods.
Mr.. Williams will be found at the
books, and our friends will know
that they will be all correct. A
better corps of mercantile talent
cannot be found in the State. Try
them.
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NATURES

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 Hail
Preparations.
Transparent and clear as crystal, it viii.
not soil the finest hbric-perfectly SAFE
CLEAN and EFFIClENT--dcsideratum
LONG SOUGHT FOR and FOUND Al
LAST!
1t restores and prevents the hair from be.
coming Gray, imparts q soft, glossy appear,
ance, removes Dandruf, is cool and refresh.
Ing to the head. checks the hair from fall.
ing off and restores it to a great extent whei
prematurely lost, prevents Headaches
cures all humors, cutaneous eruptions anC
unnatural Heat. AS A DRESSING F0F
THE HAIR IT IS THE BEST ARTICLE
In THE MARKET.
DR.. &. SMITH, Patontee, Groton June
ton, Mass. Prepared only by PR0CT0I
BROTHERS, Gloucester, Mass. The gen
uinO is put up in a panel bottle made ex
pressly for it, with the name of the article
bowed in the glas, Ask your druggist fo
Natures Hair Restorative and take no 9th
err. Junel7-ly
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The State n Mississippi,
NoHubee County.
Chauocry Court, at Rules, Thursday, Aug
ust 24th, A. D., 1871.
[275l Guardianship Of John w. Psulette.
To John w. Paulotte, who resides in
Washington county, Texas, post-ofice
Brennan
VOU are hereby cited to appear before
i the Chancery court Of NOIubee coun-
", at the next term thereof, to be held
at the courthouse of said county, in the
town of Macon, on the Sd MONDAY in
OCTOBER, A. d., 1871, to show cause, if
any you can, why the final account Of Lu,
cinda J. M~clIenry, Administrative Of Spen-
Ger McHenry, deceased, who was guardian
Of your said estate, should not be allowed
and decreed accordingly.
Witness the Hon. Thos. Christian, chan
cellor 4th' chancery district, state Of Miss
isiippi, this 24th day of August, 1871.
aug26 GEO. $. SMITH, Clerk.
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Trustee Sale.

TYNDER and BY virtue of the provisions
u Of a certain Deed of Trust made by
Mrs Il. J. REYNOLDS and Jas. L. Reynolds
on the Goth day Of October. A. D., 1868, to
secure to Joseph A. Cooper the payment
of a certain Indebtedness mentioned in said
trust deed, the said deed beingduly record
ed IN Record Book of deeds (Nl pages Gil,
6lS, Of Noxubee county, state of Mississippi
tho undersigned agent and attorney for
Joseph a. Cooper will proceed to soil to
tho highest bidder for cash Al public outcry
in front Of the courthouse door in the town
of Macon on Monday the 9th day Of October.
A. D.. 1871, the following described lot OF
lands and appurteRances lying and being
in the town OF Macon, in the county Of NoX-
ubeo and state Of mississippi, tO-wit: COM
mencing ut q point on the east side OF JET
forson street. one hundred and forty. feet
from tho south west corner of fractional
block 4 and running north to the south
west corner Of DR.. II. A. minors garden
foncO, thence east to Washington street
thenpe south along the wOst edge OF SAID
street IA q poiRt, ona HUNDRED and forty
feet fran tho southeast CORNER d .aId tract
iQnaI block no, 4, thence ives. Y the eeg'N
ming, X. nIHMUKES,
"seSntO- "a Agent 4 Attorney.