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TO 'aEzE
z RsaRhterS and Farmers
OF MISSISSIPPI.
Il attention to "A yV"i
portable Plank and Strofab,
Rail Fence


Which he confidently believes solves. the to-.
question, which, since the change Of onr Iaho,
system, IS now the question Of the farm
iHls renee IS one OF unquestionable merit :,
pfG 81 by all who have examined or ,lsed
/ a.. hith nearly one-halfless Rails the nnsiCrL.
~ crooked fence can beconverted wiz, a -
COST, into a substantial, durable Fence III
out The use Of new rails. 1t is easily rnada
- ,llo' AN ne RAPIDLY constructed. Properly
constructed It IS proof against unrui,- s.oct
M4hd or mood, and VIII stand ten wears IL MOI
tohgef' without repair. No part of The Fence
NED touch tie ground; quires no post-boie.
no boring, no mOrtising.
- rms fence has been in use in the St,+o -
We" ! OK Tor i've years, and has more than
I4e' me most sangulne expectation Of the mos
practical farmers. The Fence is an inyantion
u me subscriber, but finding himself antici
Pated by Patents issued March II 1908 10 -
pafues above mentioned, he has made az
rahgements with that Company. to sell stare
county, and Farm Rights In this state IT,
c qt IN Fes5 ments to raise Joint companicsae
sLues, o. three or more, with the view Of mn
eh,rslng Territorial Rights pun
The favorable RECEPTION Win ,rbi.h ~
renee has met and is rneeting ren'larg ~ ;nIs
taIe opportunity to men Of energy ~ me-
''iFn dounie their investment in short tine
;n-i,o ; Snea Phess' durability and soIiditv we
- ne ms pectlOn, challenge ali noseibIe ,S
ltlon, and defy the criticism, ~ IN pc
.oonony. over the common crooked Fenna - /
saEes nearly four thousand rails 70 ~ 20, II
jli hg the cost of both fences at three
lars U,.i per hundred for making, hauling and
19!iIlng up the rails, ii viii save over sI1O nar
~ ana give you fence doubly as durable
ence. 1oi"ihoh crooked
The merits Of this Fence are fully protec,-
q by law, and all Imitation Inventors NM.
u eur the risk of infringement
,anI,e ant[ln cement consists in the actual
"a n:uiacture, sale or of an article ard
% y IA the purchase Of patent rights. 1
correspondence solicited. Address.
Rev. w. HARRINGTON.
Ano 2o-e. CAMDEN, MISS.
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SUCH Is LIFE.

A little crib beside the bed,
A little face behind tie spread,
4 little frock behind the door.
4 little shoe upon the floor,
4 little lane that leads 20 school,
A little pencil, slate and rule,
4 little blithe and winsome maid
4 little hand within Is LAID.
4 little old-time fashiened store
\ little eottage-acres Jour
little family gathering round
4 little turf heaped, tear-,iswed mound.
\ little silver ia the ll.-ir.
4 little rest in easy chair,
4 little night and earthly gloom,
B little gathering AZ the tomb.
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DIR. L. T. GUM,
ID Z ~ tt II

HAvING been for many wears anra.. ;.
Ii the Dental profession at Nashyi1Is tn m
nessee, now tenders his professional serv;oas
to the citizens of Jackson and vicinity.
OFFICE, Capital street, opposite Enisco,.,
Church. Oct issw+fsS.o pal
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Mr.. O,Flaherty," said pompous fellow
you would be long time in Ireland be,
iore a squire would ask you to dinner. .
an, then, troth | would, your honor" re-
would be a long time in ireland before thav
would make you squire"
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MEDICAL NOTICE

DR.. w. S. LANGLEY
II ANING resumed practice offers his nro-
- fesslonal services TO the citizens Of H.
on and vicinity u - eA-
Office in Langley Building. mr17ts
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The For,icth ~cmi-Annu.i FERN

The FOrIicth Semi-AmnuaI FERN
OF this Boarding School for Boys and Young
~ Men, viii commence on the
Sd Monday, (l7bt) Of February, 1873.
The success of this School j not surpassed
by any similar institution in the South est
For twenty consecutive years the same Priu-
cipal has conducted its exercises and for
twenty years il has prospered During that
time twenty-three hundred students nave been
registered.
The charges are, as usual ONE HUNDRED
AID TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS for twenty weeks
which pays for Board, Tui,ion. lodging ana
Washing
Students received III any time after Dece1a-
Der Both
Address the Principal for Catalogues or for
any Information that may be desired His
Post-Olice j. Gholsou, Noxubee county, Miss.
THOS 5. GATHRIGHr
Principal.
P S--The School is located in the quiet
country.
December 9TH 1S72wtd
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RARTESe RaRTCS
HOR@E nLANkEI

CARRIAGES for little Babies-plentv Of
- them Al r. + STEERS
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THE STATE or u7saHsarrrssI
KINDS COUNTY.

Chaneery Court Isl Dist. Eilf ~. n.r..
Louisa G. Stephenson.
49,. vs..
william II. Stephenson.
DEFENDANT In this case. WHO rs..I. ID.
- 81. Louis, Mo. win take notice tf#. ...
1"9s VIII come on for final hcariug I.e..e.
on the 18th day Of January, A. B Is-s helm.
wy ninth day Of JHnury Term. uu
jugs. pro coniesso aud proofs.
MURRAY pEHTON CIerE
dec26 Irwin
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m. =. LUDLOW.

R- - LUDLOW.
House, Sign and Ornamental Paintsr
INIT AToR OF WOODS AND MARBLES
%inzing' Paper Hanging. v-h,.o.
Ing and Wall COIorIng.
Orders left at Mr.. A. G Ker,,.
maS7 street will be properly attended, 10
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In a sick room there should be no stand
ing liquid, not even the purest cold water.
The tainted atmosphere is sure to settle upon
its surface, which, if not drank is evapo-
rated, mingled with the air, and taken into
the lungs u be incorporated with the blood
Everything perishable by evaporation should
be removed from the room, as food and
fruits, as the air is contaminated by their
cxhalations
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Divide the sum Of currency, with two
cyphers annexed for cents, by the quotation
for gold.
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Iron: ERON.. IROy::;

ALL KINDS AM SIZES
uKE, Bar, BOD, Slab. Square, Sweep. Sara
= per and Plow Iron. Horse Shoes ana
He SIZER
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EfoK treatment of the Horse DISEASE made
= 70 order Send in orders early.
No'N'i" g. d. Subway
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Always avoid the company in which you
are willing to tell a course Jest, because for
you it is demoralizing company Gross
ness Is never humorous, profanity is never
admirable; and if your manner and speech
once begin to ravel out on that edge, all its
manllness and charm are in danger
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cold beng quoted at certain per cent.
o find the currency equivalent Of certain
sum in currency.
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A POEM FOR THE COURTS.

A Judge did once his tipstaff call,
And say, Sir, ! desire
You 90 forthwith aud search the hail.
And bring me in the crier
And search in vain. my lord. | may,
The tipstaf gravely said.
The crIer cannot cry to-day,
Because his wife Is dead
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Divide the amount Of gold, with two cy-
pliers annexed for cents, by the value of one
dollar in currency
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control them. The testimony of l,, ic-t az!
zens OF all classes, establishe. ito ca. a.
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and doc roiiava ord
cure ule aihlctlng disorders Of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine Jbn 49,
dangerous affections Of the PuIrnonar,. Orrars
yield 10 ITS power; and cases Of Consuuntion.
cured by this preparation, are puIIicIv trey.I,
80 remarkable as hardly 10 ba LoiioeoJ ,-,,
they not proven beyond dispute Asa reD,a3,,
II IS adequate, which the midi, rr,,, -
Tor fun protection. By curi1g Couohs ~
iorerunners Of more serious dise9.e +, 49, H.,
numbered lives, and an amount ~ sl,ti,.ire, be-,
% De computed. II CHALLENGES trial o,d cl
VInces the most sceptical Ever, t',,,ii,. .t,lI
keep It on hand as a protection a,c,ai,,s+ - - e
ana unperceived attack Of pni,,o.,-,. 49,.
tiofls, which are easily met NJ fir.t Li,t ,,i;.f
become incurable, and too often f.toI if -
iected- lender lungs need this defence. and En-
j. nnwise TO be without It. Al a sot,sg,erJ J.,
ehndren, amid the distressing diseases Which
p P the Throat and Chest Of childhood. Cnrrry
EEiohAL : invaluable; for, by II. timely uea
-nd'lluues are rescued from premature grave.
ana saved to the love and affection centred ~
them' IL acts speedily and surely against or5;-
nary colds, securing sound and healti-re4toripo
sleep- no one Will suffer troublesome EuGu-
t SIlAd ma painful bronchitis. when they know
now easily they can be cured
originally the product Of long laborfous o,d
cessiul chemical investigation no cost or toll
= spared IN making every bottle IN the utmost
PossloIe perfection. Il NAV be confdepfl,- reited
uP s! as possessing all the virtues il has ever
IGNORED; and capable Of producing cures ne
as the greatest it has ever effected
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VIE HOUSE AND LOTS now accounted be-
- Mrs. N. + Fearn, in the Northern par
- 'ne CITY; There arc six rooms in tho dwell
ang, suitable outhouses, a large ward. garden
Rs a., with horse lot, and lot well sef WIN
Applyto
jackson, Dec. 1872
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PREPARED BY

Dr. }. {. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
S0ID By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
BUCK a. BAILEY. A-en,
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Rules for Performing Current Calcutta
ti0HS.

Gold being quoted At 4 certain per cent.
to find the relative currency.
RULE.
Divide 10000 by the gold quotation
When currency i selling at certain per
cent, 10 find the relative value Of gold
RULE.
Divide 10000 by selling price Of currency.
The selling price price Of currency being
given, to find tine currency equivalent of a
certain sum in gold.
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gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured bv its use Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity so that new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
mcnt, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton Of dandruff, which is often so UNI
clearly and offensive Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING.
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume
Prepared by Dr.. ]. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
EsGCh 81 BAILEY. Agents.
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Among the great
discoveries Of modern
q science, few are az
4 more real value 20
z mankind than this ef
feeiual remedy for all
q disease Of tbe Throat
and Lung. A vast
trial OF its virtues.
throughout thf End
other countries, has
shown that f. docs
afrro1
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Ayers
Cherry PeCtOral,

f Spc diseases ss es, OF the Throat and Lungs,
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma ing
and Consumption
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Ayers
Hair VigOr,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. II soon
restores Jaded
or gray lair
to its original
color, 1rjtb the
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Aug 2oweu. CAMDEN, MISS
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THE =" CARROLLTON. ;
BALTIMORE. MD

an fJ-4Vg
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necessary requisites to promote connubAl hap.
pInees. Indeed, without these the Journey
through life becomes . weary pilgrimage; tie
prospect hourly dArkCns 10 the view; tho mind
becomes 'shAdoWed with despair and hll0i with
the melancholy reflection that tho hAppntss VI
another becomes blIghted with our own.
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SanRtor II. G. Davis.

We have watched with no ordinary de-
gree OF interest the course OF Senator DA'
Wis, as the representative oil West Viz
ginia, in the United States Senate, and II
gives US not only great pleasure to attest
his devotion 10 the great principles oil
Democratic free government, but also to
bear testimony 10 his t0GtchtUI care OreT
all legislation likely TO bear upOn tie inter
estS Of his constituency MGrtinSbuTg States
man.
Senator DAVIS voted for the conference
report which increased the salaries Of the
President, Cabinet officers, Supreme Court
and Congressman, and which by making
the provision in regard to Congressman
retroactive put 5000 into Mr.. DAVIS
pocket for the past two years in addition
to the salary for which he agreed toserVe,
Does the Statemdn include this in the
Senator's "watchlul care, &c" Senator
BOHEMIAN, who would be denounced by
the Statesman as the representative OF all
villainies, voted against this measure; so
did MIR. MCGREw, the Republican mem
Der from the SatSSmGn'S district SO did
Hon. J.J. DAVIS, the Independent mem.
Der from this district; so did not Mr..
HEREFORD, the regular simon pure DEM
ocrat from the Third district. On this
question at least the Democratic West
Virginia members Of Congress have made
bad record. We should like the States.
mar to say candidlY whether 1t sustaips
them, ----... ...#
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A depressed, irritable state Of mind !
q weak, nervoua, exhausted feelings
no energy or nnlpRtlon1 confused
head, weak memory, often with dee
bIlltatlng, involuntary discharges. Tho
consequence OF CxseaSOS, !mGptal- ovOTWork or
iudiSTetions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign cure in HUlIPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC Eo' 2S.
Il tones up the System, arrests dichhtggS, dispelG
The mental gloom and dependency, and EeturC-
mates the cpap system. It Is perfectly harm
less and always efficient. Priee Is, for package
Of Eve boxes md large q Vial Of powder, which
Is important In old. serious eaSOaI Of q per single
box Bold BY ALL Druggists, or sent BY mail
on recoipt Of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. 680 BRoADRXT,N y. ..
For sale by Logan, List . Co.; :. Booking; T.
j. Flnney; James Nurry; ROed, Kan q Co.
Wheeling; ChAs. Faris, Wheeling Island; james
Elliott and J. &N.N. Mercer, BellAlr, o.
fObl2-codGW
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Especially, who have been the vic tins OF soIn
~ Vice, that dreadful and destructive bSS,,
which annually sweeps 10 an untImely PrSys
Thousands Of Young Men Of the most eTSliSS
talent and brilliant intellect, who might otSSS.
WIse have entraneed listening aenGteS Win ihe
thunder Of eloqueneo, or walked TO ecstAcy thc
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The War ON the Governor.

Saturday in the House Of Delegates
was spent in wrangling over PROPOSE
ton 70 appoint jsnitor for inc staEe
House. It was proposed that he should
be appointed by tho Board OF Public
Works instead Of the Governor. As no
result was reached, It is probable 1t will
cost enough to decide who shall appoint
the jauitor to pay him ayeaPs salary.
The discussion took a wide range and
involved the question whether Governor
JACOB should exercise the appointing
powers with which he Is invested by the
constitution or whether the Legislature,
in defiance oil the constitution, should I'M
dertake to confer them on the Board OF
Public Works. The debate was red'hot.
1t Is evident that there Is an irreparable
breach between the CAMDEN-WALKRR
wing and the Governors wing, the latter
being supported by the Republicans. The
Courier Is in q state Of furious erup'
ton, as of course 1t should be; and
because the Governor seeks to maintain
bis right to exercise the powers the Con-
stitution has clothed him with, 1t de-
nounces him as threatening usurpatlon
and attempting ITO enlarge his powers to
a dangerous and unprecedented extent"
in the eyes OF the Courier II is "a mon
srous propositions" the Governor is ian
autocrat;" it is"startling and outrageous"
an "encroachment on the constitutional
power Of the Legislature" the Governor
Is "his personal majesty" and has "insa'
tiate followers" there is "a threatened
usurpation," alarming enCroachments Of
the one.man power. &c. &c. All be-
cause 1t Is proposed the Governor rather
than the Board of Public Works shall ap.
point the janitor.
The simple fact is that the makers Of the
Constitution, expecting to have creature
Of their own for Governor, invested him
with the largest appointing powers. we
did not approve that feature Of the Cousti'
tuition then and do not now. But since a
man who is not the creature Of the con-
stitution thinkers has been made Governor
by the people, we like to see the engtn'
GERS hoist by their own petardi VIC like to
sec the doctors take their own physic.
The Constitution is not to be trampled on
simply because an election resulted diff.
erently from what its trainers anticipated.
Whatever powers Mr.. CAMDEN or any
other man would have been entitled to
exercIse,-and which would have been
exercised by Mr.. CAMDEN without ques.
ton had he been chosen Governor,-Gov.
Jacob is entitled to WELD, and so long as
the constitution gives them to him, let
him WELD them. The present struggle is
simply an effort on the part ofhis enemies
to strip him Of his lawful prerogatiVes
from motives OF base iactionSl hatred and
for the sake OF petty spoils. .--
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THE Cincinnati Commercials CORES
pondent says Senators wanting appoint
ments for their friends do not find Grant
as pliable no was four years ago.
He understands himself and his place
better, and he is decidedly more indie
pendent In recent conversation with
a Senator who wanted IN appointment
made, the President Is reported as having
said that he Intended to have some in
fluence himself with tho Administration
during the next four years Even so
adroit a politician as General Cameron
has discovered that under Grants second
term he cannot have everything his own
way. In recent effort to turn out the
United States District Attorney for the
Eastern District of Pennsylvania, Cam
CrOn was 'incontinently snubbed by the
President, and he is now Of the opinion
that Grant intends TO be stubborn and
run tho machine 10 suit himself.
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THE Preston county court has refused
10 grant licenses to sell liquors, whcreupon
the Parkersburg Tines considers the
court "blessed with no hrains." The
very next paragraph in tho Times states
that the Wood county grand jury had
Just found "afy.iour indictments, prlnci-
pally against saloon keepers Tor selling
liquor to minors" If It takes brains to
produce that kind Of a state oil things,
then the Preston county people are
"bIeRsCd" in having none.
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OAKEs AMEs is 70 have commitment

OAKEs AIMS is to have compliment
AIRY reception from hls fellow citizens Of
North Easton, tomorrow evening. Col.
FAX had his last Saturday. Mr.. Brooks
has not yet announced when his will
come of. The friends Of Mr.. TWEED
are said to be arranging 10 give the
Boss" a complimentary reception.
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Has discovered tho most Certain, 62oedy and
onIy EGectuAl Remedy IN the WOFld tor %eSF,
neSs Of the Back or Limbs, BIEietural, Al. etioI
Of Inc Kidneys and Bladder, InVount " biz.
charged, Imp0teney, General Debility, Etrv uI.
FIon Of Ideas, PalpiAtion Of the Heart, TimIdI.
", Trembling, DImneBB Of sight, GlddIneSS
Diseases OF the Head, ThroltJ Nose Or Skin. AL
fection5 ofGbe Liver, Lung. Stomach OF Bowel,
those Terrible DiSOFdefB- aEiSiBR nom SoiIiErv
Habits Of You h-BECREE and, solitary prRrlicsS
more fatal 70 their YiOti1b than tbs songs Of III
SyreTS % tho MlIlneEs Of ulybSea, bIl0btisS
their most brtlliAnt RopeB Of Anticipation, Fei,
dering marriage. 40, impossible.
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vDHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

PREPARAFoRY DKPARTMIAT-0ne Teacher.
ACADBMIO DEPARTNINF-Three Teachers.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMKRT-Four Teachers.
MUSIC AND ART DEPARFNEHT-F0urT eacheTS.
LATM, FRENoH and 0IlMAN LAN0UAGEs.
No extra charge for Vocal MnOic, PenmAnShlp,
Book Keeping, Latin or Rlocuuon.
The Second SeSsion will commence MONDAY,
February Sd. JAZZ
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DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.

That poor, emAci1ted ConSumptlVS, who IL
now hey oud ali hope OF recovery, might nov 30
hale and hearty had no not NEGLECTED that AiiRht
cough. Be advised, 10 You have = coughs or cold,
get 1t once q bottle Of DE-. TuTT's ExPECToR
ANT, and you viii soon be relIeVed. Do n0tputt!
EpaEHrE1D, G. h, 8. @. Jan. 10, 1870
Dr.. W H. Tut: ~ a... .--r-.-f ~
Dear Sill have Sean confined 10 my bed With
q bad cold, and have found your Exp6ctorAnt TO
be an excellent remedy: II ID the best ever
used. Yours very respectfully
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RNDoRsRMENFs OF THE PRESS.
Tho many Thousands cured at this establish
mont within the hast twenty years, and the nun,
cTouS importSnt Surgical Operations performed
by Dr.. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters Of
tho Sun, and many other papers, notices Of
which appeared again and again before the puh-
lie, besides his standby as gentle man Of thar
acter and responsibility, Is a SUFFICIENT guaranty
70 the. Rfillcted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. JAnl7
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8peoIaI Notices.

A HEAD OF ALL COMPETITION
~ -MoCABR, KRAFT b cos ENTER
PRISE BAKING POWDRR.-PFonOune0d by
cEtiENuH. Nothing % compare with ltioI max.
Ing NlnB, LI1RT, YLAKY Bi6cuit, NuflHB, Buck.
Wheat aud Com CakGO. II BAVeS both TINE and
hoNEH. Sold by all Druggists and GrocerB.
MIoABB, KRAFT 3 CO., Propretors,
fe22 WH8ILTNg. W. Va.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have Injured Themselves by . certain plGc.
tice INDUCED In when alone, hAblt frequently
learned from evil companions or Of school, the
effects Of which arc nightly felt even when atleep
and II not cured renders marriage immpoSIblo
and destroys both mind and body, should apply
Immediately.
country, the darling o. bis parents, should 30
BnAtched from all prospects and eDjOyments Of
life by tho consequences OF dOViatlbR from the
path Of nature and INDUCING In certain scent
habit. Such persons must. before contemplating
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr.. J. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and MUD, uniting
them for either business, study, society or mar