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FIRST EDITION! !
GAMES OF BASE BALL.
TWO COMPLAINTS
A SURPRISE AND A PRESENT.
Base B0U.

QuIcksTErs w. WIN. H. coLLINs-TmE
FORMER VICTORIOUS.
AT the ScIuetzen Park, Saturday
afternoon, decidedly the most interest
ing and exciting, as well as the most
important game of the season was
played between the VIM. Il. Collins
club of Philadelphia and the Quick
step club of this city. Between 500
ana GOO spectators were present. The
Collins came here fresh from victorious
contests with the famous Easton and
Shibc clubs, and confidently cxpec-
ted to settle our boys by crushing
defeat. But our favorites did not
dlsappoint the expectations of their
numerous friends, and the visitors re-
turned home rejecting upon the un-
certaintics of life, particularly where
base ball games are concerned.
The game opened at 315P. NJ. with
the Collins on deck, and to the end
was most closely contested. The home
club laid down to hard, vigorous work
and played splendidly throughout. both
in the field and at the bat. They made but
few mistakes, and these We're of mi
II character. La!Ierty pitched with
unusual vigor, and was ably supported
by IIindle behind the bat Geary
Clinch and Fisher took good care of
the bases, while Splain, Stock and Kel-
ley worked actively in the out field
The latter made two difficult fly catches
which were loudly applauded. Std
ham, at short, played actively and with
good effect. All hands hands batted
effectively, Fisher, Kelley, Clinch and
Stock taking the lead
The visitors played Il good game, but
they were fairly exeelled, in all respects,
by the home club.
At the close of the eighth inning the
game stood IL to 8 in favor of the
Quickstep. The Collins came to tho
bat and added two runs to their score,
thus tieing the game. Amid the
greatest excitement the QuickstcT
came in, and after two men were out,
made four runs, which gave them the
victory by score of 10 to II. The
applause by the spectators, at this time
was almost deafening.
Annexed is the score by innings,
which shows the interesting and vary
ing character of the game
. 3 s 6 Z 8
Collins, o = 0 9 o . 2 I'll
Quickstcp,2 = . 0 3 . 3 lis
In the evening a large number of the
friends ofthe QuiCkstep club assembled
at llindlc II Co. s cigar store, No S1l
Market street tbasc ball headquarters
and congratulated the players ON theil
well-carncd victory. \ boy dressed in a
clowns suit, standing in one of the
store windows, increased the excite
ment, caused great merrimcnt, and at
tractcd large crowd
This victory gives the Quicksteps a
leading position among the best anna
tuer clubs of the country.
BASE BALL AT FORTY ACRES
Al the Forty Acres" Saturday af
ternoon, a game of base ball between
the \. r. klctt and Rockford clubs
resulted in victory for the former by
a score of 33 to g.
CHEROKEE W. i. I. KLETT, JR.
At the McDowcllville grounds, Sa
turday afternoon, Il we'll contested
game was played between the Chero
kee and a. r. Klctt, Jr. clubs, which
resulted III victory for the former, by
| Il score of IL to 10
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CHARITABLE With his usual gencrus-
ity. James Bradford. Esq Is replintlns
st. Jane, Catholic Chureh Oh the Bran
lA vim
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DROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
L CON SUTTON OF THE STATE OF DEL

AWARE.
AN ACT proposing an Ameadmenito the Con.
siitufiOB for The purpose Of eIHpoiosIlA0 the
LegislIiIre to eR1ct Il General HcOrDoratsoa
Lac.
SECTION |. Do it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives OF the Sta'e OF
Delaware in General Assembly met, two
thirds of each house deenliug it necessary aud
coneurring therein. and by and with the ap-
probation of the Governor That the following
amendment bc and the same is hereby pro
posed TO tho seventeenth section t. the see
ond article OF the Constitution OF this State.
to wit, ty adding to the said section the
following words. subject to the provisions
Aforesaid The Legislature shall have power
TO enact q general incorporation act, 10 rro-
Vilo Incorporation for religious. charitable.
literary and manufacturing PURPOSES, for tine
preservation Of animal and vegetable food.
building and loan associations, and for drain
iag low lands; and no attempt shall be made
la such act oI otherwise to limit or qualify
the power OF reVooatiOn reserved to the Legls-
iature in this section
SECTION 2. And be It further enacted That
the Secretary of State be and he is hereby
directed, after the Governor shall have ap-
proved Of the above proposed amendment
and this sct. duly TO publish the above pro
posed amendment and this act in two or
more newspapers in this State, Tor the con
siiera:ion Of the people 0t this State. at least
three and not more than six months before
the next general election tor Senators and
Representatives in this State.
PdsSed at Dover, Aprtt S. 1871.
A. Y. LESLEY,
Speak or Of tho Senate
JOSEPH 81 kCHENAL.
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
Executive Department,
June "a, ls7+)
This Act was passed by and with the appro-
baton of the Governor.
Aud l, JANIS PoNDER Governor OF the
State OF Delaware do hereby express my ap.
proyai of said amendment AS proposed IN SAID
act.
(rAN Witness my hand and tho Great
lScal CT said State. the day and year
aforesaid.
By the Governor. JAMES PONDER.
JOHN II. PAY NrER.
Secretary of State.
STATE OF DELAwARE. |
Executive Department.
l, JOIN ii. PAYSTER, Secretary OF State oi
the State of Delaware. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is truc copy OF the
act entitled AN act proposing an amendment
to the Constitution for the purpose OF empow-
ering the Legislature to enact general lncor-
poration Law" passed at Dover April Sd.
1873, together with the Governors approva
of the said proposed amendment the same
having been compared by me with the original
roll now on die. in this Department.
In witness whereof have here
.(av \unto set my hand and ath xed my
loificial seal at Dover this sixteenth
Sday OF June. in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy tour
JOHN IL. PAYNTER,
ie23ts Secretary of State.
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An AFFECTING SCENE Rev. IL. IS.
Mckown, Of the First Presbyterian
Church, took the congregation by sur
prise ON Sabbath morning in announcing
that his medical advisers had directed
that it was necessary for him to drsi>t
from his ministerial labors, and in con-
sequence he would vacltc his pulpit in
two weeks. He said he had hoped that
he hal recovered his health sufficiently
to enable him to remain at his post of
duty; but he had found it impo Ssille to
do SO and he was not able t. bear the
labor that he should. His sorrow could
not be- told in mere words, but none felt
more deeply than himself the severance
of his connection with the church.
Many Of the congregation were in tears
and all expressed the deepest sympathy
Mr.. NJ. has held his connection with the
church six years and his hcdlth has been
steadily growing worse. HIS loss will be
regretted by u large circle of Friends as
well as by his congregation.
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rNEN DOLLARS REWARD.-SrRAlE ED
l. away from the subscribers, small iron
gray MULE. with dark stripe across has
shoulders. The above reward will be paid
for his return TO our stables at Delaware City.
Del.
sep2-atavSwIt G.E. BRADY d co.
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APLEAsANT SURPRisE.-Sa -Saturiayryrn.
ing, Solomon Iiersey. Ed, "fthr Connel-
cidi, was visited at hi residence, No al
West Seventh street, hy the members of
his Sunday School class and otherfrirnd4.
Before Mr.. II. could recover from the
surprise Of this unexpected viait, Prof
=. Allen arose and i'll neat speech pre-
sented him with half-dozen handsome
silver forks, on behalf of the member of
his class. Mr.. Hcrsey taken completely
by surprise, WAS unabl. to say word in
response. and so he called on orr young
friend, DR. Willard Springer To peak for
him, which the Doctor did in an lppropri-
ate manner, thanking the class ON behalf
of their teacher and cxpr,-s sing the wish
that they might always listen to the
words Of counsel of their be ,uvcd teacher
and profit by them. After this ice cream
and cakes was served. and after some
singing the company began to dispense.
Thanks to Mr.. Ilersry's hospitality the
evening was spent very pleasantly by all,
and although the present wa3 a complete
surprise to the worthy host he seemed Ia
enjoy the evening none the less for it.
Mrs. Hersey was also presented with "A
very handsome hair cushion by one Of the
ladies present.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Food for The Rabies.

Children fed on RIDGES FOUD will thriv We
be strong andhealthy. and become little mod
els of youthful strength and childish beauty.
apr2d9m
Concentrated Fav0ring Extracts
Of Veniila. Lemon. Grunge. Rose. Bitter AL
moud. Ginger. Mac,, Celery. etc. ETC.. ma 10
and sold Wholesale and retail by
T.. BRINHHURST K co,
Corner Sixth and Mark ct streets.
8rodic's Mirac aIOus Cure for COFns
An English remedy of great popularity, for
removing cOTns without pain.
L. BRTNulIUkST & CO.,
ApOthecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Finest Salad OIL
for sale by
+. BRINGHURSG h CO,
ia1S CORNER sixth and Market 'treets
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LOO. E. fkiGHIA fEIGG2iAhs N = + f4 ,iai i

ks We \Ie Il III ~ L MI. - scaled
Proposals will be received by the undersigned
up TO five 60 o'clock Z. NJ. OF wednesday.
September 10Th. 1854, Tor printing i've hun
drtd t5OJl copies OF the journal OF the X. W.
Grand Lodge OF Delaware 10. q. r.. Tor com
position, paper. pres work, covers and bind
my-siIe Ot page tp be the same as that adopt
ed by the ,,ranl Lodge OF the United States.
Paper to weigh sixty oUbJ pounds To tie
Team; sheet Il BY = inches. Proceedings
proper to be set in small plea, old style com
inunlcatiOns. addresses resolutions reports at
committees. Ae 10 be set in bourgeois cid
style.
E,timatcs to include also th rec hundred a.n
copies Qluldcd ana ,titeheD OF the report ot
the HranI Officers. which are to he printed
and delivered On or before oct. Il, ls1i and
the type kept standing Tor the Journal without
extra charge therefor.
I he work must be frst-clisS. and delivered
at the utice ot the urand Secretary within
three 90 weeks after the receipt OF copy
Proofs must be furnished.
Tho right tn reject any or all bids Is re
served. ISAAC " ilALLAM.
sem GL l,ranl Sarratarv
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NOTICES..

NOTICE.-The Second Ward Democrats
\ y are requested to meet ut tho FELTON,
House on TT ESDAI e"ening. Sept. 29th, at
- 4. clock Busine-5 OF importance.
2>--t Hy orde- Of the Ward Committee.
RALLI WHITE MEN RALLYl
Meeting CT white IN wi,l be held at the
Deer Park Hotel. NeHs De'aware. Satur-
dly Evening. Oct. ID. l~Il. couvcniny ut ~
o'clock. Addresses will DC delivered by John
OByrn'. ESD. and others, upon tie Issues ol
the campaign.
i, orler # the Democratic Club uf 50 t
White clay Creek Hundred,
GEO. q. KERR. Prcst.
W" Mex EowAS. >ecy
Newark, Del Sept. 5. ISL.
IWEACCO, TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
My friends and customers can buy at old
pfiCes.
notwithstanding the increased prices Of all
grades of Tobacco. | have large stock of
The best grades OF Chewing ami smoking.
Ais, u full stock OF CIGARS, dry and in
good condition tor smoking, which | am sell
ing low.
/ Come and see for yourself.
III. NJ MI LIEN
cpt4b-U Cor. Front and Jefferson SiS.
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CAMPAIGS CLUHs.-A IN, etin, of tie
Sixth " ard Dtmucral VIII he held At the
y. T. corner ct Eighth aud BGtton1ood
streets. this evening. at -. O'clock. Tor TIE
purpose ol orE thIluE 4 campaign club.
lul lttendluce IS requested.
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ALFRkD LToN. Dru ggist. No. 23i
Marke street respectfully informs his friends
and the public in general. that he keeps on
hand all descriptions ut edlcines. and that
IA competent person is at all times ready to
prescribe for such lex es call at that store
In n,;c. 81 ~ ,ei;.'nes ,,'a ma ~ "
as they would pay any where else; but tn at
10 one is visit sJ attto silenceS.
IOIIes rITrOrs,
a tul assortment al ~ sizes, inclu ling
double maguilyilg. Sc.
T. BHlNGllURST & CO..
Corner OF Sixth and Marx ct streets.
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For the Bath

Bath brushes. Bath Towels, Bath Spansos
aud Gath SOaps extensive variety. Also,
File h UlOveS Brushes etc, of horse
hair. DTy yes, ani many other
articles OF {; ,'at
iGHURST + co,
Cor tn end MAJ ket streets.
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Important saturday eyenir &
a meet ~ of The Executive Committee II
tn llelhwlle H. tilu.e ot Mechanic Ats
w, h'ld at the usual rlice. |, va, til, n
announced that IN ihtoe weeks BadlorG's
haw market hCu-e would he suiir,elt'y az
vaul 10 admit II tn knlliuE II the IN
ddstrtal exposition. Metres were ordeItd
10 be sent 10 Uul nufletuters lhd bu,in, :,
men requesting them 10 make entries for
this exposition. \ numb + ol ihtm have
already notified the committee of their III.
tentlon TO enter The necessary committees
10 conduct the All dr will soon Ue appointed
At this meeting It WIS also declded to
open NJ once, ani continue during the " III
ter, the young mems drafting school.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERcfAt

WILMINGTON, Del. Sept. cS 1874.
=. Latest Stock quotations furnished by Mer-
{ick. johnson Co. S. Il. Cor. 9th and Mar
Yet street, Wilminston. Del. at l P. NJ. to-
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Total, IL

Total, . l,0N
Previous ship. LEO G}1.OOo
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Fine Nall Scissor

Fine NAH Scissors
Curved and straight. Nail Brushes. Hand
Brushes Nal Files, Nail p,IsherS. oct, for
ssle by Il. BkINGnUhSC b CO..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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POLICE CASES.

Charles Ferguson. who WAS arrested
for an assault and battery ON Abraham
ComeRys, was held to bad in tn" sum Of
$500 for appearance at Court
Thomas Cannon wits arrested 10y officer
McGonigle for violation Of city ordl-
nance by allowing goat To run at lars"
H. WAS fined - and costs.
Jam, W alters entered ,ienrLa Irwin :
barber shop, made an unprovokt i uttack K
upon George, Knocked him down and
kicked him savagely in the face He was
arrested hy officer Mills and has been
held III $500 bail to answer the charge a,
the next term Of Court
James Darra was arrested by officer
Bradford for drunkenness and disordrrly
conduct. He WAS fined $5 and costs anu
held TO bail in the 7um # 500 t. keeI
the peace.
Five cases Of drunkenness were each
tinel fifty cents and costs.
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PEACHES

GATURDAy's SHIPMENTS
To Jersey city, cars or ruD "a lets
To Philadelphia, | 800
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Prime Vanilla Heans

sold Wholesale and retail by
BklNdHURST a co.
Corner SiAth and Market Streets,
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COuIIl JERSEY INSTITUTE. n. p
lion delightful and healthy; climate mild.
Builiinr brick heated by stesm; lighted
by gas; hot and coldwater. Railroads and
talegraphs. Commences September =. Send
tor catalogue.
aug,-Uw II. X. TRASK. PRINCIPAL.
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The MAMMOTH CLOTHING EsTAB~
MENr of Nj. 2. Levy s Co., is one of
Mobiles most widely and favorably
known institutions.
BY business !act, energy and integ-
rity the Levy Brothers have built up
one of the most extensive and pros
porous mercantile houses in the
Sonth, and their huge establishment
filed to overfowing with a stock
which is surpassed, we presume, in no
Southern city, attests their success,
and is a credit TO Mobile.
The trade of this house extends all
throughout Alabama and Mississippi,
and is constantly on the increase de-
spite hard times and financial panics ;
for fair dealing, low prices and good
article are the "hooks Of steel" which
libk titIu W tHc Iduo anu pei hlo~
nently secure custom when once they
ale tested. And the individual who
calls to adorn his person, will receive
as much attention in being suited
as if he were of a firm selecting a
heavy bill of goods. In fact the first
place the visitor makes for after get.
ting off the cars Is Levy's, where he
hastens TO put On a "city appearance"
1t is unnecessary to add that Levy d
Co, have a iull stock of Spring and
Sumner clothing which they are dis
posing of at their usual low prices.
tf-ie6.
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Notice that We have Tor sale one OF
the most elegant and attractive
places on the coast at Bay st. Louis.
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DIVINE SEavfcEs Rev. Is. Jones OF
the Methodist Church will bold Divine
Service at Moss Point on the LIST, and 3rd,
SUNDAYS of each month at ii O'Clock A.
NJ, and ut z p. NJ.
Prayer Meetings every Thursday night
at Z O'Clock.
On the Cd Sundays Of the month, at
IL A. NJ. al the Sea-shore, and at Scran-
on at 3 p. NJ.
Bsy-IT is hoped the Public generally
will attend. II
REGULAR PREACHING. ED. ]. b. Ham
berlin Baptist will hereafter preach
monthly at
Ocean springs, LIST sunday.
H~andsbnro, 2ad
Pass Christian, Bird " in the Masonic
Hall.
Moss Point. 4th sundav.
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N GREAT DESs'O WEIR "!


COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENFSS,
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA.
SORENESS of the THROAT, CHEST
anu LUNGS, and all Diseases leading to
CONSUMPTION.
It win not make new lungs, but it will pre-
vent the disease from spreading throughout the
whole substance of the lungs, therefore f~acilita-
ting recovery ,
Ii is prepared from Vegetable Extracts and
Barks, oil wonderful healing properties, and thus
BaIsam is highly recommended by physicians
clergvmen and others. testimonials from whom
| can furnish without rnmher.
The children like it and they tell
1t cures their colds and makes them well
And mothers seek the store 10 try it;
With hundreds who desire to buy it.
Don't fail to try it. 1t is pleasant to take.
See that the name of F.. W. kiusman is blown in
the bottle.
tBSample Bottle and Circular Free.-&
II. w. NENsNAN, PROESR.
Water Street, AtGOsfA' MAiNh'
Prices IS and IS Cents. Largest Bottles cheap
est.
IS, 0b0 for II better article.
sl0,00n for a case il will not cure.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
3l-lyeow
sea.For Sale by DR.. Moore. Scranton.
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The Board of Referees, consisting
of Messrs Denny, Borden and Smith
appointed by Chancellor Henderson
TO whom was referred matters in the
estate OF Thos. Rhodes, in SEES
sion on Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday Of this week at Scranton and
adjourned until End Monday in DC
tober. Messrs r. Seal. Wood and
HUMPHREYS attorneys, in attend
ance.
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VHE NEW CERCBIT COURT DIS
TRICT NIL.

FIRST DIsrBtCT-JUDGE CHANDLER.
In the county of Hancock, on the lst. Monday
Of Nav and Nog emher aud continue II days,
In he coutty Of llauiton, on the 3rd Monday
of Anil and Octobei, and continue ~ days
Ipthe county Of jackson, on tue list Mond
OF April and October, an continue " dgys,
VT March aud September aud cou'inne s'S diys.
In the county Of Jones, on the 2nd Monday OF
March aud september and continue six days.
In the county of Marion, ON the 5rd. Nom
day of March aud sept, and %continne SIX DAYS
In The county of Pearl, on the 18th, Monday
of Mnrcl, and Septea her, aud continue SIX days
L.
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Our efficient clerk Mr.. C. II. ALE,

Our efficient clerk Mr.. c.. ii. Alley
returned from his TIP to the Old
North State, on Wednesday evening.
He reports Old Carolina jubilani
over her great Democratic victory,
abundant harvest, and a most promis-
ing crop of persimmons and buckle
berries, and he, himself, looks like be
had fully enjoNei the above Injuries
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We are authorized by Prof. ].
Whyte, Principal, to announce that
the exercises of Live Oak Academy,
at Moss Point, will commence On the
LIST of September with an efficient
corps Of teachers aud that the tuition
of the higher branches will remain
the came. while a reasonable reduction
will be made in the primary
grades. l5tf.
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n OTIS FOR SALE ON WEST PdSCAGou.
IL la RIVER
Lots No. !. 9, n 3, fronting on the River
twelve OF thirteen chains. VIII q depth OF Sky
chains or more beautiidlly situated for a farm,
soil excellent for farming aId cannot be surpass
ed fpuitraiting of any kind, the hand is also well
timbered, some twenty-five ar thirty aer - hiss
bren under cultivation, and only half a mile
from the Rail- Dad station, iue hunting and fish
ing. For p ~rticulars sppiy at
STAR OFFIeE.
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NOTICE.

| beg to inform the pubic OF East
Psscagonla, that all vessels coming here
under Charter, to Messrs Bercier / De-
Smet are to have their business trans
acted by me; as. l am the asdbt OF said
gentlemen. -.
Pilots bringing said vessel in this
Bay, will please anchor thefds a. close.
as possible to the STAKES OF BUofs OF
the ballast ground, for them TO lighter.
mar2t " JUsffN DtHEL.
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II Mr.. Jane. had been an editor all
this never would have happened.
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A tract of laud In a village in Perry county
embracing 10 town lots, twelve of winch are
in cultivation on II beautiful Spring branch, the
banks of which are wooded,
On the tract is "A frame dwelling house Of four
rooms with veraudah in front and rear, alog
Kitchen and smokehouse, crib and stable. If
more land is desired, il can be procured, adjoin-
ing, at trifing cost. There Is q scnppernong
VINEYARD and other grapes, and apple, peach,
pear, ounce and fig trees on the place. The
ward is densely shaded with evergreen trees.
The purest and best water. Tho health of the
village IL uuevceutionablv good. If a physician
were to get this place he would have the sofe prae-
tice for fifteen miles. For sale Tor dorm for cash,
Also 800 aci es, good bottom land with log
house on pine homestead cheap, part on time.
Also i60 acres rich bottom land, part in Guilt
walton, 40 bushels of corn to acre, cheap, part on
time. Al in Perry County Mississippi.
For further particulars apply 70
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